Jack Brinkley Collection Inventory

Box 1 1980 Invitations Folder Title 1. January, 1980 District Declined 2. January, 1980 Invitation Declined 3. February, 1980 District Declined 4. February, 1980 Invitation Declined 5. March, 1980 District Declined 6. March, 1980 Invitation Declined 7. April, 1980 District Declined 8. April, 1980 Invitation Declined 9. May, 1980 District Declined 10. May, 1980 Invitation Declined 11. June, 1980 District Declined 12. June, 1980 Invitation Declined 13. July, 1980 District Declined 14. July, 1980 Invitation Declined 15. August, 1980 District Declined 16. August, 1980 Invitation Declined 17. September, 1980 District Declined 18. September, 1980 Invitation Declined

Box 2 1972 Invitations Folder Title 1. General: Invitation Accepted and Closed 1972 2. General: Invitation Declined January to March, 1972 3. General: Invitation Declined April to July, 1972 4. General: Invitation Declined August to December, 1972

Box 3 1978 Invitations Folder Title 1. 1978 Invitation Declined-General 2. January, 1978 District Declined 3. January, 1978 Invitation Declined 4. February, 1978 District Declined 5. February, 1978 Invitation Declined 6. March, 1978 District Declined 7. March, 1978 Invitation Declined 8. April, 1978 District Declined 9. April, 1978 Invitation Declined 10. May, 1978 District Declined 11. May, 1978 Invitation Declined 12. June, 1978 District Declined 13. June, 1978 Invitation Declined 14. July, 1978 District Declined 15. July, 1978 Invitation Declined 16. August, 1978 District Declined 17. August, 1978 Invitation Declined 18. September, 1978 District Declined 19. September, 1978 Invitation Declined 20. October, 1978 District Declined 21. October, 1978 Invitation Declined 22. November, 1978 District Declined 23. November, 1978 Invitation Declined 24. December, 1978 District Declined 25. December, 1978 Invitation Declined

Box 4 1980 Public Relations Corres. Folder Title (Envelope) Date Name and Address 1. PR Tours and Visitors June 30-July 4, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Allen, 713 Cherokee Rd. LaGrange, GA 30240 2. PR Tours and Visitors February 1, 1980 Wiley Allen, Forsyth, Georgia 3. PR Tours and Visitors 9/20/1980 Mr. Ed Arnold, 4004 Fort Worth Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22304 4. PR Tours and Visitors July 3-6, 1980 Mrs. Bill Arthur, 4105 Windtree Lane, Columbus, GA 5. PR Tours and Visitors June 16-18, 1980 Cary Baxter, Americus. GA 6. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 26, 1980 Mr. John Beasley, c/o Automotive Enterprises, Inc., P. O. Box 526, Columbus, GA 31902 7. PR Tours and Visitors March 17-18, 1980 Dixon Belk, Manchester, GA 8. PR Tours and Visitors March 15-16, 1980 Oscar Betts, III, Tom’s Foods 9. PR Tours and Visitors April 28-May 2, 1980 Mr. B. Lewis Brinson, P. O. Box 86 Byromville, GA 31007 10. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 7-8, 1980 Mrs. Doris Brown, 1417 Stark Avenue, Columbus, GA 11. PR Tours and Visitors June 13-20, 1980 Mrs. Nora Clark, 209 Bernard Drive, Warner Robins, GA 31903 12. PR Tours and Visitors Week of Aug.4, 1980 Rev. Mabry Collins. Hamilton Baptist Church, P. O. Box 124, Hamilton, GA 31811 12a. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 31-Nov. 3. 1980 Patricia Cowan, Atlanta, GA 13. PR Tours and Visitors June 12-19, 1980 Mr. Frank Cory, Box 831, Thomaston, GA 30286 14. PR Tours and Visitors June 9, 1980 Walter Dance, 214 E. Lane Circle, LaGrange, GA 30240 15. PR Tours and Visitors July 7-25, 1980 Carl and Joyce DiVinyi, 7633 Belinda Drive, Columbus, GA 16. PR Tours and Visitors June 24, 1980 Mrs. Angie Dordall, 10210 Yuma Ct., Manassa, VA 22110 17. PR Tours and Visitors March 10-11. 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Duttera, Route 1, Box 134-A, West Point, GA 31833 18. PR Tours and Visitors February 4-6 Mr. Jim Fay, Columbus, GA 19. PR Tours and Visitors Nov. 28, 1980 Mrs. R. H. Fenton, 108 Hemlock St., Warner Robins, GA 31093 20. PR Tours and Visitors April 25, 1980 First Baptist Church, Columbus, GA 21. PR Tours and Visitors Monday March 17-18, 1980 Tim Flournoy, Columbus, GA 22. PR Tours and Visitors May 20, 1980 Fort Lincoln Elementary School, Bannaker Dr., NE, Fort Lincoln, New Town, Washington, D. C. 20018 23. PR Tours and Visitors Cancelled Mrs. Ruth Frick, Columbus, GA 24. PR Tours and Visitors April 3-4, 1980 Dr. Frank Gibson, 315 E. Gordon St., Thomaston, GA 25. PR Tours and Visitors March 17-20, 1980 Dr. Jerry Goldsmith 26. PR Tours and Visitors July 11-22, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greene 27. PR Tours and Visitors June 14-18. 1980 Mr. Henry L Griffith, 3624 Sutton Drive, Columbus, GA 31904 28. Oct. 26, 1980 Mr. Harold Hall, Forsyth, GA 29. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 15, 1980 Mr. Ray Hall, 1906 Kittrell Dr., Phenix City, Ala 36867 30. PR Tours and Visitors March 18, 1980 Mrs. Lovelace Hare 31. PR Tours and Visitors April 29-30, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatfield, 5037 Eton Drive, Columbus, GA 31907 32. PR Tours and Visitors April 3, 1980 Heilman 33. PR Tours and Visitors July 3-5, 1980 Mrs. Christopher Heyn 34. PR Tours and Visitors July 28-30, 1980 Jackie Horne, 2322 51st St., Columbus, GA 31904 35. PR Tours and Visitors Nov. 29, 1980 Mrs. Ellen Horton, 633 Todd Circle, Warner Robins, GA 31093 36. PR Tours and Visitors June 4, 1980 Mrs. Lelia Hudson, 4213 Mayport Lane, Fairfax, VA 22030 37. PR Tours and Visitors Sept. 29-Oct. 2, 1980 Mr. Ricky Jordan, Columbus, GA 38. PR Tours and Visitors April 11, 1980 Mr. Paul Kilpatrick, 1603 Elmwood Dr., Columbus, GA 31906 39. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 13-14, 1980 Mrs. Betty Kemp, Reese Road, Columbus, GA 40. PR Tours and Visitors February 6-8, 1980 Edward King, 82 Executive Arms, Warner Robins, GA 41. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce LaCour, 807 Wheelis Way, LaGrange, GA. 30240 42. PR Tours and Visitors Oct, 10, 1980 Mrs. John Flournoy, Fort Monroe, VA 43. PR Tours and Visitors Nov. 3-4, 1980 Mr. Frank Lewis, LaGrange College, La Grange, GA. 30240 44. PR Tours and Visitors July 19-31, 1980 Mrs. Linton Lee, c/o Major John Flournoy, 59 Fenwick Rd., Ft Monroe, VA 23651 45. PR Tours and Visitors July 14-21, 1980 Mrs. Joe Long, 6736 GreenTree Road, Bethesda, Maryland 20034 46. PR Tours and Visitors June 15-20, 1980 Mr. M. L. Maglothin, 505 Pine Valley Drive, Warner Robins, GA 31093 47. PR Tours and Visitors July 8, 1980 Ms. Faith McBrayer, 11401 Hennessey Dr., Beltsville, MD. 20705 48. 6/18 Melvin McCoy “3” 49. PR Tours and Visitors March 18-20, 1980 Dr. Carl McCurdy, Columbus, GA 50. PR Tours and Visitors 2/22/80 Billy Mitcham, Thomaston, GA 51. PR Tours and Visitors March 25-26, 1980 Dr. James Morgan, LaGrange, GA. 52. PR Tours and Visitors 12/26/80 Kathy Neuren, 108 3rd St., NE, Washington D. C. 20002 53. White House Passes May 23, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. O.D. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Day, Columbus, GA 54. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 18, 1980 Mr. Claud E, Pulliam 55. PR Tours and Visitors June 14, 1980 Mrs. Jean Purvis, 104 Lee St., Centerville, GA. 31028 56. PR Tours and Visitors June 23-27, 1980 Joan Roberts, 4333 Greenberry Lane, Annandale, VA 22003 57. PR Tours and Visitors April 23, 1980 Lt. Col. (Ret.) Calvin Rouse, 3 Esquiline Court, Columbus, GA 31903 58. PR Tours and Visitors Sept. 22-26, 1980 Wilson Sanders, 2769 Dalewood Dr, Columbus, GA 31907 59. PR Tours and Visitors Oct. 21, 1980 Cap. Fredic Sieg (Ret.), 4043 Countryside Dr., Columbus, GA 31907 60. PR Tours and Visitors March 27-28, 1980 Mrs. Jean Shumate, 5807 Warwick Place, Columbus, GA 31904 61. PR Tours and Visitors August 7-8, 1980 Mrs. Tom Slagle, 741 Lakewood Drive, LaGrange, GA.30240 62. PR Tours and Visitors August 8, 1980 Mr. Charles W. Smith, 200 Broad St., P. O. Box 1049, LaGrange, Ga. 30241 63. PR Tours and Visitors Aug.18-23, 1980 Mr. David Snipes, P. O. Box 4299, Columbus, GA 31904 64. PR Tours and Visitors November, 12, 1980 South land Academy, Americus, GA 65. PR Tours and Visitors April 25, 1980 South land Academy, Americus, GA 66. PR Tours and Visitors Sept. 23-27, 1980 Mrs. Robert Swahln, c/o Joan Wheeler 67. PR Tours and Visitors May 26-30, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. David Sweat, 4923 Armour Road, Columbus, GA 31904 68. PR Tours and Visitors May 4-8, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Terry, 113 Springvale Road, West Point GA. 31833 69. PR Tours and Visitors March 19-21, 1980 Braxton Thomas, Americus, GA. 70. PR Tours and Visitors April 11, 1980 Troup County Junior High, LaGrange, Georgia 71. PR Tours and Visitors cancelled Mrs. E. B. Trigg, Perry, GA. 72. PR Tours and Visitors 6/4-6/15 John L. Vandegrift 73. PR Tours and Visitors June 3, 1980 Mrs. Linda G. Walton, Route 2, 111, Fort Valley, GA. 31030 74. PR Tours and Visitors June 24-26, 1980 Mr. R, V. DuPriest, 6226 Cricket Lane, Columbus, GA. 31904 75. 1980 White House Tour List 76. Not Found 77. Not Found 78. Not Found 79. Not Found 80. PR Tours and Visitors F80 General Jan., 1980 81. January, 1980 82. February, 1980 83. March, 1980 84. April, 1980 85. May, 1980 86. June, 1980 87. July, 1980 88. August, 1980 89. September, 1980 90. October, 1980 91. November, 1980 92. December, 1980 93. PR Thank You January, 1980 94. PR Thank You February, 1980 95. PR Thank You March, 1980 96. PR Thank You April, 1980 97. PR Thank You May, 1980 98. PR Thank You June, 1980 99. PR Thank You July, 1980 100. PR Thank You August, 1980 101. PR Thank You September, 1980 102. PR Thank You October, 1980 103. PR Thank You November, 1980 104. PR Thank You December, 1980

Box 5 1981 Questionnaire Responses Folder Title 1. No Comments 2. Have been researched also letterhead IV 3. (no label) 4. (no label) 5. Columbus Letterhead (no number) Further Research 6. (no label) 7. (no label) 8. MQ – Group III – Disk AA 9. MQ p Group IV -› Disk BB 10. (no label)

Box 6 1977 Issues Correspondence Folder Title 1. Pending Legislation 1977 2. Letters to the Editor 1977 3. Letters to the Editor File 1977 4. Colleague Letters co-signed by J. B. 5. 1977 Andersonville 6. Issues: AG – Drought Assistance Program – sba Loans 7. Issues: Agriculture (Forestry Incentives) 8. 1977 Agriculture (Food Stamps) 9. Issues: Agriculture – CSRS USDA SPECIAL GRANTS CATEGORY (PL 89- 106) Our Correspondent: Bob Dickey 10. Issues: Agriculture *(ASCS feed grain program) 11. Issues: Ag (Form G Loans) 12. Issues: Ag NASA technology Poultry Industry) Abit Massey 13. Issues – Ag (Fire Ant Armyworm) Mirex 14. 1977 Agriculture (General I 15. 1977 Armed Services (General) I 16. 1977 Armed Services (General) II 17. 1977 Armed Services (General) 18. 1977 Armed Services (General) 19. Armed Services B-1 Bombek 20. Issues: Armed Services (Complimentary) 21. Issues: Armed Services AFJROTC (Dan Callahan) 22. Issues: Armed Services (Amnesty) 23. Issues: Armed Services (CMSgt Jack Steed) – White House 24. Issues: Armed Services Clodfelter, Jesse (RAFB) 25. 1977 Armed Services (Hearings) 26. F478 National Guard Authority Military Construction Issues: Armed Services (Ad-on for military Construction for National Guard Issues: Armed Services- I. S. Soldiers’ & Airman’s Home (Hse Armed Serv Committee) – Jack Steed 27. Issues: Armed Services Military Construction 28. 1977 Broadcasting 29. 1977 Conservation (General) 30. Issues: Conservation (Complimentary Letters) 31. 1977 Crime (General) 32. 1977 Crime (Drugs) 33. 1977 Crime (Gun Control) 34. Issues: Crime Juvenile Delinquency 35. Iss: Crime Kelly , M/Sgt Charles T. 36. 1977 Economy The Budget 37. 1977 Economy (General) 38. Issues: Economy (Ltr from Rousselot re. Balanced Budget) 39. Issues: Economy (Budget Resolution and Process) 40. Issues: Economy (Public Works Employment Act) – EDA COOK, High D. ------see Donald l. Lamberth 41. Public Works Job Planning Targets 42. Economy: Public Works Employment Act of 1976 (see current file) 43. 1977 Springer Opera House (when transferred-no material available)

Box 7 1979 Public Relations Corres. Folder Title 1. Pending PR’s 1978 2. APR Congrats 1979 3. BPR Congrats 1979 4. CPR Congrats 1979 5. DPR Congrats 1979 6. EPR Congrats 1979 7. FPR Congrats 1979 8. GPR Congrats 1979 9. HPR Congrats 1979 10. IPR Congrats 1979 11. JPR Congrats 1979 12. KPR Congrats 1979 13. LPR Congrats 1979 14. MPR Congrats 1979 15. NPR Congrats 1979 16. OPR Congrats 1979 17. PPR Congrats 1979 18. QPR Congrats 1979 19. RPR Congrats 1979 20. SPR Congrats 1979 21. TPR Congrats 1979 22. UPR Congrats 1979 23. VPR Congrats 1979 24. Carl Vinson 96th Birthday 25. Youth Advisory Council Mag Cards 93rd Congress 26. Youth Advisory Council Mag Cards 94th Congress 27. Youth Advisory Council Mag Cards 95th Congress 28. Youth Advisory Lists (1975-76) 50th yr. Anniversaries 29. Golden Wedding Certificates Master List 30. WPR Congrats 1979 31. XPR Congrats 1979 32. YPR Congrats 1979 33. ZPR Congrats 1979 34. PR Congrats 1/5/79 Allen P Whipple 35. PR Congrats-These were delivered to the Col. Office Matt Mize, Tommy Boyd, Tiffanie Lovett, Will Lovett 36. PR Congrats Wills, Harvey C. 37. PR Tours & Visitors March 12, 1979-W. H. Mrs. Lucy G. Adair June 7, 1979-W. H. Mrs. James Window Mrs. Jesse Williams 38. PR Tours & Visitors July 6, 1979 Mr. Bob West & Family Requested by Chuck for George Alexander (VA) 39. PR Tours & Visitors Jan. 16-18, 1979 Australian Weslyans (10-12), Rev, P, Griffen, Alexandria, VA, 971-2182 40. PR Tours & Visitors March 14, 1979 Mrs. Carolyn Baggett, Columbus, GA. 41. PR Tours & Visitors Wh. H.-May 30 Jan Barry State D.-May 31, 1979 42. PR Tours & Visitors 10/11/79 Mr. Eddie Bassett, Jr. 43. PR Tours & Visitors White House – Kennedy C. Tom 7 Doris Black, Mary-12rg B’day, March 27 – Come by the Office 44. PR Tours & Visitors Sept, 27 Melvin and Helen Braswell 45. PR Tours & Visitors March 18, 1979 Billy and Claudia Brescia, Columbus, GA. 46. PR Tours & Visitors March 28, 1979 Brookstone School, Bennie B. Massey 47. PR Tours & Visitors June 5, 1979 Will pick up Burracker, Sam & Family tickets 48. PR Tours & Visitors Jan. 15, 1979 Edward Burdeshaw, 1930 #1 Burnoy, Columbus, GA. 31906 49. PR Tours & Visitors W. H. –Aug. 22, 1979 Burns, Monica, Warner Robins, GA. 50. PR Tours & Visitors July 19-W. H. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Claybrook, 3826 Westgate Drive, Columbus, GA. 31907 (no number) PR Tours & Visitors W. H.-Aug. 16, 1979 Cooper, June, Mr. & Mrs. John Hall 51. PR Tours & Visitors Sept. 7, 1978-White House Dailey, Ray C., 1900 Coventry Drive, Columbus, GA. 31904 52. PR Tours & Visitors Davis, Albert Mrs. 53. PR Tours & Visitors W. H. March 15 Paul & Mary Lou Dement, Columbus, GA., Hall Ginger, John, March 15-17, 1979 54. PR Tours & Visitors December 27, 1979 Claire Donnelly, 8902 Mears St., Fairfax, Virginia 22031 55. PR Tours & Visitors June 23-W. h. Duncan, Kenneth Mr., Manchester, GA. 56. PR Tours & Visitors June 18-FBI Judy Exley June 19-VOA 57. PR Tours & Visitors WH – July 27, 1979 Flaks, Joan Mrs., 300 South Van Dorn St., Apt. R 101, Alex., VA. 22314 58. PR WH Tours 10/12/79 Frankie Freed (Fred Ward’s Daughter) 59. Pending March 19, 20, -1979 Mr. Paul E. Hagan, Jr., Meriwether Memorial Hospital & Nursing Home, Warm Springs, GA. 60. PR Tours & Visitors June 6, 1979-W. H. Hard, Jerry D, Sgt 61. PR Tours & Visitors April 13-W. H. Patricia Hatfield 62. PR Tours & Visitors May 5, 1979-W. H. Hayes, Mrs. Mabel, 321 Oakview Square, Warner Robins, GA, 31093 63. PR Tours & Visitors 10/13/79 W. H. Tour David Hogan 64. PR Tours & Visitors 10/26/79 Mrs. Lawrence Henderson 65. PR Tours & Visitors June 12, 1979 Hollis, Cliff & Paula, Murray, Mike & Carol 66. PR Tours & Visitors White House Mr. Bradley Knopp (Brad), 2321 37th Street N. W., Washington, D. C. 20007 67. PR Tours & Visitors May 18, 1979 Mrs. Lillian Lewis, Dooly County AARP, Unadilla, GA 68. PR Tours & Visitors 10/11/79 Littlejohn, Neal 69. PR Tours & Visitors March 25-31, 1979 Mrs. Wanda Logan, 1810 Spring Valley Drive, Columbus, GA. 31904 70. PR Tours & Visitors March 26-29, 1979 Mrs. Paul McDougal, Columbus, GA. 31908 71. PR Tours & Visitors June 18-21, 1979 McKenzie, William H., Warner Robins, GA. 72. PR Tours & Visitors March 26, 1979 The James McKinleys, Thomaston, GA. 73. PR Tours & Visitors March 17-25, 1979 Dr. Donna Maddox, Columbus College, Columbus, GA. 31907 74. PR Tours & Visitors - 1979 W. H. –July 24 Marbut, Wesley 75. PR Tours & Visitors Canceled Masterson, Brad, Columbus, GA. 76. PR Tours & Visitors June 20-W. H. Mayo, Thomas Mr., Warner Robins, Georgia 77. PR Tours & Visitors June 29-K. C. & VOA Susan Metcalf 78. PR Tours & Visitors W. H. –Aug. 30, 1979 McClung, Curtis E, Mr. and Mrs., 2620 – 51st Street, Columbus, GA. 31904 79. PR Tours & Visitors July 3, 1979-W. H. Kathy Mobley 80. PR Tours & Visitors They Cannot Come Moncrief, Carlise Mrs., Americus, GA. 81. PR Tours & Visitors May 17-W. H. Mr. & Mrs. Luther Morris, Columbus, GA. 82. PR Tours & Visitors O’Neal, John W. Mr. & Mrs. 83. PR Tours & Visitors June 27-White House Oliver, Beth Miss, Moultrie, GA. 84. PR Tours & Visitors 10/4/79 Dr. George Panos 85. PR Tours & Visitors April 5-W. H. & FBI Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Parker, 305 Morgan Street, LaGrange, GA. 30240 86. PR Tours & Visitors March 26-28, 1979 Dr. Robert Patton 87. PR Tours & Visitors June 13-1:00 Richards Junior High School Mailed Gallery passes 15 Seventh & eighth Graders Come by office Columbus, GA. 88. PR Tours & Visitors W. H.-March 20, 1979 Sarah Ann Peacock, Leslie Road, Americus, GA, 31709 89. PR Tours & Visitors January 26, 1980 David Pipkin, Columbus, GA. 90. PR Tours & Visitors March 21-Picture on Cap. Plains Girl Scouts Steps-11:30 91. PR Tours & Visitors Jan. 29, 1979 Veronica Reynolds 92. PR Tours & Visitors June 16-W. H. Rice, Kenneth Mr., Columbus, GA. 93. PR Tours & Visitors December 12, 1979 Mrs. Sophie Rucker, 1518 Preston Dr., Columbus, GA. 31906 94. PR Tours & Visitors-1979 July 18-W. H. Sendelbach, Richard F. Jr. 95. PR Tours & Visitors-1979 Sharkey, John Aug. 24-FBI TICKETS: James W. Callison Aug. 25-W. H. 96. PR Tours & Visitors July 18-W. H. Sharkey, John 97. PR Tours & Visitors 9/18/79 Sixty-Plus Club, (Irene Medley) 98. PR Tours & Visitors-1979 WILL PICK UP TICKETS-W. H. Smith, Julia, Columbus, GA. 8/25/79 99. PR Tours & Visitors April 6, 1979, Gallery Passes Southland Academy, Americus, GA. 100. PR Tours & Visitors June 25-29, 1979 Spinks, Calvin Mr. 101. PR Tours & Visitors Monday, July 30, 1949 Spivey, J. W. Dr. & Family 102. PR Tours & Visitors April 13-S. D., April 12-W. H. Mr. & Mrs. Hamp Stevens, Buena Vista, GA. 31803 103. PR Tours & Visitors W. H.-Aug. 3, 1979 Strathern, Arthur Mrs., 107 Victor St., Warner Robins, GA. 31093 104. PR Tours & Visitors March 28, Pic. On Cap. steps St. Luke’s Methodist Church Group, Blair Richards-Director of Ch. Ed. 105. PR Tours & Visitors W. H.-Aug. 10, 1979 Taylor, Lionel Mr. & Mrs. 106. PR Tours & Visitors 10/27/79 Margaret and Derward Terry 107. PR Tours & Visitors April 9-W. H. Richard Thrailkill & Family, Pine Mountain, GA. 108. PR Tours & Visitors May 12, 1979-W. H. Trigg, Florence D, Mrs., 1425 Elizabeth Ave., Perry, GA. 31088 109. PR Tours & Visitors 10/9/79 Dr. Waights G. Henry, Jr. 110. PR Tours & Visitors-1979 W. H.-Sept. 1, 1979 Wall. Jack & Susan, Columbus, GA. 111. PR Tours & Visitors March 10-15, 1979 Wesleyan College D. C. Trip 112. PR Tours & Visitors-1979 W. H.-Aug. 29, White, James & Ann, Columbus, GA. 113. PR Tours & Visitors June 19-W. H. Wilkerson, Deanne Miss, Thomaston, GA. 114. PR Tours & Visitors-1979 W. H.-7/28/79, She will pick Williams, Kathryn Mrs., 2101 Wisconsin Ave. N. W. up Washington, D. C. 0016 115. PR Tours & Visitors W. H.-Aug. 18, 1979 Williamson, Larry Mr., LaGrange, GA. 116. PR Tours & Visitors 10/22/1979 Boots Wittelsey 117. PR Tours & Visitors W. H. – April 17, K. C. – April Pam Upshaw, Juanita Bentley 21, Cap. – April 18 118. (not found) 119. PR Request S. O. 120. W H Tours 1979 121. PR Tours & Visitors General 122. A PR Requests 1979 123. PR Requests: Akin, Nelle – “Shut-ins Day” Resolution (Cols) 124. B PR Request 79 125. PR Requests: Belk, Dixon re: Upgrading Military Discharge of Everett Solano, Jr. 126. PR Request 1979 Barrett, Lisa 127. 1978 PR Requests “B” Bellamy, Donnie D. re: request of “The Social & Economis Status of the Black Population….” 128. PR Request Dept. of Interior Barker, Bernie 129. PR Request Bernhard, Henry, Columbus, GA. 130. PR Request – “B”erry/Mr. Forest C./PENDING/ Library of Congress P. L. 84- 881 131. PR Request Presidential Greeting Blount, Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, by Mrs. Wesley M. Thomas 132. PR Request – B Beverly Bulloch 133. PR Request Beverly Bulloch 134. PR Request-B Bruseloff, Nancy 135. PR Request – Brunson, Mrs. Kathryn M. 136. PR Request-B Col. Danny Burkhard 137. C PR Request 79 138. PR Request Callaway, Mr. Cason 139. PR Request Sammy Carter, Route 3 Box 17-A, Reynolds, GA 31076 140. PR Request LaQuinta Croxton 141. PR Request-Crump, Scott Swish Watering Systems 142. PR Request Cruthirds, Roberts T. Mr. Warner Robins High School 143. D PR Request 1979 144. PR Request-1979 see : PR CONGRATS-1979 Cert. of Merit, 50-Year Grand Lodge Award, Larden, Henry C. Mr., West Point Road, LaGrange, GA. 30240 145. PR Request-Mildred Durham 146. Not found 147. E PR Request 1979 148. PR Request – Elder, Rich 149. F PR Request 1979 150. PR CONGRATS-1979/PR REQUESTS-1979 FRANKLIN, GA. Out of District Free, Robert J. Mr., Highway 27, Franklin, Ga. 30217 151. Ft. Benning Infantry Museum Dick Grube, Curator (Jimmy Carter’s Signature) 152. PR CONGRATS-1979/ PR REQUESTS-1979 LAGRANGE, GA. Forrester, George M. Mr., Forrester Road, LaGrange, Ga. 30240 153. PR Request-1979/PR CONGRATS-1979, 50-Year Masonic Award, LAGRANGE, Foster, Clarence Sidney Mr., c/o LaGrange Medcraft Nursing Home, West Point Road, LaGrange, GA. 30240 154. PR Request, PR CONGRATS Cert of Merit B-day Mrs. Alton Franklin 155. PR Request 1/18/79 Presidential Greeting for Mr. & Mrs. Jessie B. Funderburk made by Patricia V. Funderburk 156. G PR Request 1979 157. PR Request – Georgia Hospital Association (Reception Tues. Feb. 6th) - 1979 158. PR Request Georgia Hospital Association, Atlanta, Georgia 159. PR Request-sent pictures to Tom Grant of Perry 160. PR Request – PETE GODWIN (re: Postmaster in Plains and controversy over Social Security checks) 161. PR Request 7/12/79 Presidential Greeting for Mr. Clarance Herkner made by Mr. Dick Olson 162. PR Request -/+ Banks Herndon 163. H PR Request 1979 164. PR Request 1979 Howle, Davis Reverand, Columbus, GA 165. PR Request Presidential Greeting Hudlow, Mrs. Elsie R. by Mrs. Ed Hudlow 166. I PR Request 1979 167. PR Request, PR Congrats Ivey, Mr. Jack O. made by Mr. Wendell Smith 168. J PR Request 1979 169. PR Request Jackson, Gary 170. PR Request Jones, Jackie 171. PR Request Paul Jones 172. K PR Request 1979 173. PR CONGRATS PR Request 7/17/79 Kimbrough, Mrs. Grafton, Cert of Merit B-day 174. PR Request-1979 Koart, V. P. Mrs., Columbus, GA. 175. PR Request Kamensky, Harry 176. L PR Request 1979 177. PR Request-1979 Larsen, Barbara 178. PR Request Leitzell, David W.

Box 8 1978 Invitations & Itineraries Folder Title 1. January, 1978 Invitation Accepted 2. February, 1978 Invitation Accepted 3. March, 1978 Invitation Accepted 4. April, 1978 Invitation Accepted 5. May, 1978 Invitation Accepted Invitation – Sesquicentennial, Columbus. GA. 6. June, 1978 Invitation Accepted INV Accepted: 6/8/78- Columbus Chamber of Commerce Trip 7. July, 1978 Invitation Accepted 8. August, 1978 Invitation Accepted 9. September, 1978 Invitation Accepted 10. October, 1978 Invitation Accepted 11. November, 1978 Invitation Accepted Invitations – Columbus Business Seminar – Nov. 14, 1978 12. December, 1978 Invitation Accepted 13. 1978 Pending Invitations INVITATIONS – SUMMER 1979 (May) Bill Peters 14. 1978 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED – JB’s DISTRICT SCHEDULE FOR THE RECESS: Oct. 1978-Dec. 1978 15. TRAVEL FOLDERS – 1978 Memorandums 1977-78 Trips Folder for: June 2-4, 1978 The Honorable Jack Brinkley Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley May 4-7, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley March 16-20, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley April 27-30, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley April, 20-23, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley April 7-9, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley April 14-16, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley April 12-14, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley May 19-21, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley May 25-31, 1978 Trips Folder for the Honorable Jack Brinkley July 21-24, 1978 Information for: Mrs. Jack Brinkley May 3-1978 Celebration of 50th Anniversary of Sears Columbus, GA.

Box 9 1977 Bills Brinkley Sponsored Folder Title 1. H. R. 2334 Brinkley Bill Amending Title V of the U. S. Code to improve agency rule making by expanding the opportunities for public participation, creating procedures for congressional review of agency rules and by expanding judicial review, and for other purposes. 2. H. R. 2335 Brinkley Bill Amending Title 5 of the U. S. Code to improve agency rule making by expanding the opportunities for public participation, by creating procedures for congressional review of future agency rules and by expanding judicial review 3. H. R. 2336 Brinkley Bill Amending Title 5 of the U. S. Code to improve agency rulemaking by expanding the opportunities for public participation, by creating procedures for congressional review agency rules imposing certain sanctions & by expanding judicial review 4. H. R 2385 BRINKLEY BILL ^To amend title 10. U.S. Code to make certain changes in the Retired Serviceman’s Family Protection Plan and the Survivor Benefit Plan as authorized by chptr. 73 of that title 5. H.R. 3396 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38 of the U. S. Code to Assist veterans with a permanent and totl service-connected disability due to the loss or loss of use of one upper and one lower extremity to acquire specially adapted housing 6. H. R. 3729 Brinkley Bill To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of ’54 to provide a trade or business deduction to firemen for meals which they eat while at their post of duty overnight 7. H. R. 3833 Brinklet Bill To provide Third-class mailing privileges to Gold Star Wives of Amer., Inc. 8. H. R. 3850 Brinkley Bill To repeal the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 9. H. Res, 213 Brinkley Bill Resolved, that it is the sense if H. of R. that we support the President in his announced intentions re: SALT, Test Ban Treaty,etc. 10. H. R. 3986 Brinkley Bill To provide for relief of Habiba Saidzada 11. H. Res. 323 Brinkley Bill Resolved, that the body of the Conq, Record for the House shall contain an accurate and verbatim account of remarks 12. H. R. 4258 Brinkley Bill To authorize appropriations during the fiscal year ’78 for procurement of naval vessels and for other purposes 13. H. R. 4262 BRINKLEY BILL To include civilian security police of the Dept. of Defense within the Civil service retirement provisions applicable to law enforcement officer & firefighters 14. Brinkley Bill HR 4262 ROBERT E. DAILEY AND KENNETH T. STONE, ltr forwarded to Rep. Spellman re P. L. 93-350 15. H. R. 4341 Brinkley Bill To amend title 38, U. S. Code. To eliminate the requirement for inspections of the mobile home manufacturing process vy the Administrator of VA 16. H. Res. 368 Brinkley, Bill Resolved, that the Rules of the House of Representatives are amended by adding at the end thereof the following: “Prohibition of unofficial office accounts” 17. H. R. 4428 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38, U. S. Cose, to make certain that recipients of veterans’ pensions and compensation will not have the amount reduced, or entitlements thereto discontinued, because of certain increases in monthly benefits under the Social Security Act and other Federal retirement programs 18. H. R. 4540 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 10, U. S. Code, so as to provide that the Chief of the Bionedical Sciences Corps of the Air Force shall be a brigadier general, and for other purposes 19. H. R. 5025 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38, U. S. Code, in order to revise the provisions therein relating to the construction, alteration and acquisition of Veterans’ Administration medical facilities 20. H. R. BRINKLEY BILL To Amend title 38, U. S. Code, to clarify the requirement that medical services be provided by the Veterans Administration in certain cases 21. H. R. 5029 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38, U. S. Code, in order to authorize contract with the Republic of the Phillippines for the provision of hospital care and medical services to Commonwealth Army Veterans and New Phillipine Scouts for Service-connected disabilities; to authorize the continued maintenance of a Veteran’s Administration in the Republic of the Phillippines 22. H. R. 5056 Brinkley Bill To amend title VII of the Civil Rights Act to prohibit sex discrimination on the basis of pregnancy 23. H. R. 5235 Brinkley Bill To amend title 38 U. S. Code to shorten World War I service requirement for the purposes of establishing eligibility for persion under such title 24. H. R. 5236 Brinkley Bill To Amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to authorize payment under the medicare program for certain services performed by chiropractors 25. H. R. 5341 BRINKLEY BILL To amend Part B of title XI if the Social Security Act to assure appropriate participation by professional registered nurses in peer review, and related authorized activities thereunder 26. H. R. 5677 BRINKLEY BILL To reaffirm the intent of Congress with respect to the structure of the common carrier Telecommunication industry… 27. H. R. 5936 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38 of the U. S. code to assist veterans with a permanent and total service-connected disability due to the loss or loss of use of one upper and one lower extremetu to acquire specially adapted housing 28. H. R. 6501 BRINKLEY BILL To amend Section 360 of title 38, U. S. Code, to provide increased awards of service-connected compensation to certain veterans who have suffered the loss or loss of use of paired extremeties. 29. H. R. 6502 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38 of the U. S. Code ti provide an automobile assistance allowance and to provide automobile adapequipment to veterans of WW I 30. H. R. 6485 BRINKLEY BILL To amend the Communiucations Act of 1934 with request to the renewal of licenses for the operatio of broadcasting stations. 31. H. J RES. 499 BRINKLEY BILL To authorize the President to issue a proclamation designating the week of November which includes Thanksgiving Day in each year as “National Family Week”. 32. H. R. 6917 BRINKLEY BILL To increase for a five-year the duty on certain hand tools, and for other purposes ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS Japanese Hand Toot Dumping in U. S. Market (Harry Jamison of TRW, Columbus; Hearing on H. R. 139 to prevent above held by Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee on 7/12/77 33. H. R. 7265 BRINKLEY BILL To amend Title XVIII of the Social Security Act to authorize payment under the supplementary medical insurance program for optometric and medical vision care 34. H. Res. 555 BRINKLEY BILL Resolved that (a) clause 1 of rule X of the Rules of the House or Reps. is amended by redesigning paragraph (m) through paragraph (v) as paragraph (n) through paragraph (w), respectively, and by inserting immediately after paragraph (1) the following new paragraph: (m) Committee in Internal Security 35. H. R. 7266 BRINKLEY BILL To amend Part B of Title VI of the Social Security Act to assure appropriate participation by optometrists in the peer review and related activities authorized under such part. 36. H. R. 7345 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38 of U. S. codeto increase the rates of disability and death pension and to increase the rates of dependency and indemnity compensation for parents and other purposes. 37. H. R. 7499 BRINKLEY BILL to provide for limited public financing of congressional general election campaigns, to provide that candidates receiving public funds in Presidential elections may accept certain cobtributions abd make increased espenditures, and for other purposes. 38. H. R. 7656 BRINKLEY BILL To establish a Commission on the Humane Trearment of Animals Wilson, Mr. Walter (H. R. 446, Humane Treatment of Animals) 39. H. R. BRINKLEY BILL To provide for the installation of telecommunications devide for thr deaf in agencies of Federal, State and local governments, in offices of Members ofCongress and in other locations 40. H. R. 7658 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38 of the U. S. Code to assist veterans with a permanent and total service-connected disability due to the loss or loss of use of one upper and one lower extremity to acquire specially adapted housing. 41. H. R. 7659 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38 of the U. S. Code to assist veterans with a permanent and total service-connected disability due to the loss or loss use of one upper and one lower extremety to acquire specially adapted housing. 42. H. R. 7678 (H. Rpt 95-410) BRINKLEY BILL Relating to the assignment of retired military personnel to the American Battle Monuments Commission. 43. H. Con. Res. 302 BRINKLEY BILL Resolved, by the House of Rep. that the Congress disapproved the Federal motor vehicle safety standard transmitted to Congress on June 30. 1977. 44. H. R. 8081 BRINKLEY BILL To provide that the Federal Government shall pay the costs (includingattorney’s fees) of civil actions brought by the Government against the same party on substantially the same factual grounds, if the Government does not combine all of its theories on which it seeks relief into a single civil action. 45. H. R. 8336 BRINKLEY BILL To enhance the outdoor recreation opportunities for the people of the United States by expanding the National Parks System, by providing access to and within areas of the National Park System 46. H. R. 8551 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 10, U. S. Code, to require that medical and dental care be provided to retired members of the uniformed services on the same basis as such care is provided to active duty members 47. H. R. 8552 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 10, U. S. Code, to require that medical and dental care be provided to retired members of the uniformed services and their dependents on the same basis as such care is provided to active duty members and their dependents, as amended 48. H. R. 8553 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 10, U. S. Code, to provide essential medical and dental care to members of former members of the uniformed services, entitled to retire or retainer pay or equivalent pay, and their dependents and to the depents, of members of the uniformed services on active duty 49. H. R. 8617 BRINKLEY BILL To deny entitlement to veteran’s benefits to certain persons who would otherwise become so entitled solely by virtue of the administrative upgrading under temporarily revised standards of less than honorable discharges for service during the Vietnam era, and for other purposes 50. H. R. 8640 BRINKLEY BILL To establish an arbitration board to settle disputes between organizations or supervisors and other managerial personnel and the U. S. Postal Service 51. H. R. 8698 BRINKLEY BILL To deny entitlement to veterans’ benefits to certain persons who would othwise become so entitled soley by virtue of the administrative upgrading under temporarily revised standards of less than honorable discharges for service during the Vietnam era, and for other purposes 52. H. R. 8701 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 38, U. S. Code, to increase the rates of vocational rehabilitation, educational assistance., and special training allowance paid to eligible veterans and persons, to make improvements in the educational assistance programs, and other purposes 53. HR 8936 BRINKLEY BILL To provide a voluntary self-help program which is designed to assist producers of agricultural products to protect themselvesagainst loss of cost of production when natural or uncontrollable conditions adversely affect production and which will assure consumers that producers will be able to continue to produce food and fiber 54. HR 9007 BRINKLEY BILL To amend title 10 of the U. S. code to provide essential medical and dental care to members or former members of a uniformed service and their dependents where the member or former member is entitled to retired or retainer pay or equivalent pay. 55. HR 9140 BRINKLEY BILL To provide an opportunity to individuals to make financial contributions in connection with the payment of their Federal income tax, for the advancement of the arts and the humanities. 56. HR 9170 BRINKLEY BILL To amend section 1448 of the U. S. Code to providesurvivor benefits in case of death of certain members or former members of the armed forces before becoming entitled to retired pay for non-Regular service, and for other purposes. 57. H. R. 9911 BRINKLEY BILL To establish a Federal program to encourage the voluntary donation of pure and safe blood, and to establish a national registry of blood donors. 58. H. Res. 786 BRINKLEY BILL Resolved that the President should establish a Commission on Domestic and International Hunger and Malnutrition 59. H. J. Res 613 BRINKLEY BILL To authorize and request the Pres, to issue annually a proclamation designating the first Sunday after Labor Day of each year as “Naional Grandparents Day” 60. H. J. RES 618 BRINKLEY BILL To express the sense of the congress that, in light of history, the Third Thursday in December 1977, would be most appropriate day for designation as the “National Day of Prayer for the Year 1977” & issue proclamation designating date, etc. 61. HR 9545 BRINKLEYBILL To amend title 10 of the U. S. Code, (identical to HR 780) 62. H. R. 9630 BRINKLEY BILL To provide for increases in development ceilings in certain units of the National Park System and other purposes 63. H. R. 9696 BRINKLEY BILL To provide for 38, U. S. Code, to provide for the payment of service pensions to veterans of World War I and the surviving spouses and children of such veterans. 64. H. R. 9860 BRINKLEY BILL To establish a program for providing talking books to the blind and handicapped.

Box 10 1979 Public Relations Corres. Folder Title 1. January, 1979 Flags 2. February, 1979 3. March, 1979 4. April, 1979 5. May, 1979 6. June, 1979 7. July, 1979 8. August, 1979 9. September, 1979 10. October, 1979 11. November, 1979 12. December, 1979 13. Condolences-1979 14. Columbus, 1979 15. LaGrange, 1979 16. LaGrange, 1978 17. Warner Robins 1978 18. Americus 1978 19. PR THANKS December 1979 20. PR THANKS November 1979 21. PR THANKS October 1979 22. PR THANKS September 1979 23. PR THANKS August 1979 24. Thank You 1979 Calendar 25. PR THANKS July 1979 26. PR THANKS June 1979 27. PR THANKS May 1979 28. PR THANKS April 1979 29. PR THANKS March 1979 30. PR THANKS February 1979 31. PR THANKS January 1979

Box 11 1980 Issues Correspondence Folder Title 1. Military Con Subcommittee Mark Up Congressman Jack Brinkley 2. Civilian Technicians 3. Issues Armed Services – Grover C. Barfield, Jr. 4. Issues – Dental Care Benefits Armed Services 5. Contracting Out 6. Selective Service System 7. Military Construction 8. Dental Care Benefits 9. Davis-Bacon Act 10. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Robins AFB-contracting out 11. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Temples, D. L., Jr. 12. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Carr, G. V. 13. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (Ralph Johnson) 14. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Moore, Cleon E. 15. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (Child, David or Hopkins, Duane) 16. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – R. H. Melton 17. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (Corps of Engineers Morgan, Lewis R. OD 18. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Vanderpan, Ingrid (bakery products) 19. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Mrs. Peggy Martin COMET system 20. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES LTC Dudley Miller, Air Force Reserve 21. Thank You 1980 22. Clippings Information Armed Services 23. Issues: Broadcasting Adams, Joe 24. Broadcasting-General 25. Conservation-General 26. Alaska Lands (see BB HR 39) 27. Clippings, Information ETC. Conservation 28. Thank You Conservation 29. New Federal Criminal Code Reform Bill 30. Gun Control 31. Drugs 32. Issues: Crime (LEAA) 33. River of no Return Wilderness Bill 34. Thank You Letter Crime Control 35. Budget 36. Economy-General 37. Budget Resolution 38. Pension Reform 39. Clippings, Information Etc. Broadcasting 40. Thank You Broadcasting (empty) 41. Dept. of Defense Authorization

Box 12 1967-1974 Incoming Mail Log Folder Title 1. Log 1-15-68 – 1-31-1968 2. Log – 2-1-29 - 1968 3. Log – 3-1-30 – 1968 4. 4-1- 68 5. 5-1-5-3-68 6. Log – June – 1968 7. Log – July – 1968 8. Log – August 1968 9. Sept 1968 Log 10. October 1968 Log 11. Nov – 1968 Log 12. Dec 1968 Log 13. Dat’s Log – Jan 1 – March 29 – 68 14. Log Jan 1969 15. Log Feb 1969 16. March – 1969 17. April 1969 18. May – 1969 19. June 1969 20. July 1969 Log 21. Aug 1969 Log 22. Sept 1969 Log 23. October 1969 24. November 1969 25. Log December 31, 1969 26. Log. Jan – 1970 27. Log – Feb 1970 28. Mar – 1970 Log 29. Log – April - 1970 30. Log – May 1970 31. Log – 6 - 70 32. Log –7 – 70 (July) 33. Log – 8 – 70 (August) 34. Sept 1970 Log 35. Oct – 1970 36. Nov 1970 Log 37. Dec – 1970 Log 38. Log Jan. 1971 39. Log – Feb – 1971 40. Log – March 1971 41. Log – April 1971 42. Log – May 1971 43. Log June 1971 44. Log – July – 1971 45. Log – August – 1971 46. Log – September 71 47. Log October 1971 48. Log November 1971 49. December – 1971 Log 50. January – 1972 Log 51. Feb – 1972 Log 52. Log – March 1972 53. Log – April 1972 54. May 1972 55. Log – June 1972 56. Log – July – 1972 57. Log – August 1972 58. Log – September 1972 59. Log – October 1972 60. Log – November 1972 61. Log – December 1972 62. Log – January 1973 63. Log – February 1973 64. Mar 1973 Log 65. April 1973 Log 66. Log May – 1973 67. Log – June 1973 68. Log July 1973 69. Log Aug 1973 70. Log – Sept. 73 71. Log – Oct. 73 72. Nov. 73 73. Log – Dec – 1973 74. Log – Jan 1974 75. Log – Feb 1974 76. Mar Log 1974 77. Log April 74 78. Log – May 74 79. Log June – 74 80. Log July 74 81. Log – Aug. 74 82. Log – Sept 74 83. Log Oct. 74 84. Log – Nov – 74 85. Jan. & Feb Log 86. March Mail Log 87. April 88. May Mail 89. June Log 90. Sept. & Oct. Mail 91. Nov. Mail 92. Dec. Mail

Box 13 1980 Public Relations Corres. Folder Title 1. PR Congrats ’80 A 2. PR Congrats ’80 B 3. PR Congrats ’80 C 4. PR Congrats ’80 D 5. PR Congrats ’80 E 6. PR Congrats ’80 F 7. PR Congrats ’80 G 8. PR Congrats ’80 H 9. PR Congrats ’80 I 10. PR Congrats ’80 J 11. PR Congrats ’80 K 12. PR Congrats ’80 L 13. PR Congrats ’80 M 14. PR Congrats ’80 N 15. PR Congrats ’80 O 16. PR Congrats ’80 P 17. PR Congrats ’80 Q 18. PR Congrats ’80 R 19. PR Congrats ’80 S 20. PR Congrats ’80 T 21. PR Congrats ’80 U 22. PR Congrats ’80 V 23. PR Congrats ’80 W 24. PR Congrats ’80 XYZ 25. 1980 Calendars-Thank You 26. PR Requests ’80 A 27. PR Requests ’80 B 5/6/80 PR Requests: Blue Cross. Blue Shield – patriotism Brenda Joiner of Cols 28. PR Requests ’80 C 29. PR Requests ’80 D 30. PR Requests ’80 E 31. PR Requests ’80 F PR: Request Fabiani, Rozell 32. PR Requests ’80 G Gedroic, Ms. Patricia W. PR REQUEST Gibbs, James L. PR REQUEST 33. PR Requests ’80 H 34. PR Requests ’80 I (empty) 35. PR Requests ’80 J PR Request – Jenkins, Don 36. PR Requests ’80 K 37. PR Requests ’80 L 38. PR Requests ’80 Mc 39. PR Requests ’80 M 40. PR Requests ’80 N Neal, Mr. Ed PR Request PR REQUEST Hal Northrop 41. PR Requests ’80 O 42. PR Requests ’80 P 43. PR Requests ’80 Q 44. PR Requests ’80 R 45. PR Requests ’80 S P. R. Request Storey, Mrs. LaRose (sent story by Marla to White House 46. PR Requests ’80 T 47. PR Requests ’80 U 48. PR Requests ’80 V 49. PR Requests ’80 W 50. PR Requests ’80 XYZ 51. RR Cap Mag 1980

Box 14 1981 Invitations Folder Title 1. October, 1981 District Declined 2. October, 1981 Invitation Declined 3. November, 1981 District Declined 4. November, 1981 Invitation Declined 5. December, 1981 District Declined 6. December, 1981 Invitation Declined 7. January, 1981 Invitation Accepted 8. February, 1981 Invitation Accepted 9. March, 1981 Invitation Accepted 10. April, 1981 Invitation Accepted 11. May, 1981 Invitation Accepted 12. June, 1981 Invitation Accepted 13. July, 1981 Invitation Accepted 14. August, 1981 Invitation Accepted 15. September, 1981 Invitation Accepted 16. October, 1981 Invitation Accepted 17. November, 1981 Invitation Accepted 18. December, 1981 Invitation Accepted

Box 15 1970 Bills Brinkley Sponsored Folder Title 1. H. Res. 922 BRINKLEY BILL INVESTIGATION OF WILLIAM ORVILLE DOUGLAS, ASSO JUSTICE OF U S SUPREME COURT. RE: IMPEACHMENT PROCEED. 2. H. CON. REA. 566 BRINKLEY BILL EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF CONGRESS IN OPPOSITION TO THE HIGH INTEREST RATE POLICY. 3. HJ RES 1948 BRINKLEY BILL PROPOSING AMENDMENT TO U S CONSTITUTION PROHIBITING BUSING STUDENTS. 4. HJ RES 1383 BRINKLEY BILL ARUTHORIZING PRESIDENT TO DECLARE NOV 11TH AS NAT’L DAY IN SUPPORT OF U S POW’S in SOUTHEAST ASIA. 5. HR 19134 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964… 6. HR 19543 BRINKLEY BILL FEDERAL CRIME TO KILL OR ASSAULT A FIREMAN OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER ENGAGED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES, ETC. 7. HR 15651 TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF U S CODE TI SHORTEN WW I SERVICE REQUIREMENT FOR PURPOSE OF ELIGIBILITY FOR PENSION. 8. H RES 645 AFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT IN VIETNAM PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. 9. HR 17765 BRINKLEY BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF MODESTO MERCIAL FERRER. 10. H RES. 812 PEACE IN MIDDLE EAST. 11. HR 19528 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 73 OF TITLE 10, U S CODE, TO ESTABLISH A SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLAN, 12. H CON RES. URGING PRESIDENT TO DETERMINE AND UNDERTAKE APPROPRIATE ACTIONS WITH RESPECT TO STOPPING ARMED ATTACKS ON AIRCRAFTS AND ETC. 13. HJ RES. 126 PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES RELATIVE TO EQUAL RIGHTS FOT NEN AND WOMEN. 14. HR 14691 FORCE BUSING OF STUDENTS. News clippings HR 14691 15. HR 12258 TO AMEND TITLES 18 and 28 U S CODE WITH RESPECT TO TRIAL AND REVIEW OF CRININAL ACTION INVOLVING OBSENITY AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 16. HR 12286 PREVENTION OF CRUELTY OF ANIMALS 17. HR 13055 BRINKLEY BILL TO EXTEND BENEFIT UNDER SECTION 8191 TITLE 5 U S C LAW ENFORCEMENT AND FIREMEN. 18. HR 13195 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 10 PF U S CODE TO REQUIRE THAT U S FLAGS BE PRESENTED TO PARENTS OF DECEASED SERVIVEMEN. 19. HR 13477 BRINKLEY BILL THE “SEXUALLY PROVOCATIVE MAIL REGULATION ACT OF 1969.” 20. HR 15002 BRINKLEY BILL PROHIBIT USE OF NAME OF DECEASED SERVICEMAN WITHOUT COBSENT OF NEXT OF KIN. 21. HR 16464 PROVIDE FEDERAL EMPLOTEE WITH CERTAIN PROCEDURAL RIGHTS IF REMOVED OR REDUCED IN GRADE AS RESULT OF REDUCTION IN FORCE, ETC. 22. HJ RES. 926 CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS. 23. H RES. 596 TO EXPRESS THE SENDR OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES THAT THE UNITED STATES MAINTAIN ITS SOUVEREINGTY AND JURISDICTION OVER THE PANAMA CANAL. 24. HJ RES. 992 ESTABLISHING A BOUNDARY BETWEEN FLORIDA AND GEORGIA. 25. HR 15042 BRINKLEY BILL END DISCRIMINATION IN AVAILABLILITY OF FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE. 26. H RES 1052 URGING WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIAN PERSONNEL FROM THE MIDDLE EAST. Card clipped to folder states: FF 26 is included in FF 10 in Box 15 – the information contained within this folder has been misplaced) 27. HJ RES 1087 RELATING TO TENURE IN OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES. 28. HR 17045 BRINKLEY BILL TO PROVIDE FOR ORDERLY TRADE IN TEXTILE ARTICLES, ETC. 29. HR 18365 (7-8-70) BRINKLEY BILL TO PERMIT ACTIONS AGAINST U S FOR DAMAGE TO REPUTATION OF SERVICEMEN. ETC. 30. HR 19004 BRINKLEY BILL MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES RETURNING FROM COMBAT ZONE BE STATIONED NEAR THEIR HOMES. (EMPTY) 31. HR 19036 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND PUBLIC HEALTH ACT TO ENCOURAGE PHYSIC, DENTISTS, ETC. TO PRACTICE IN AREAS WHERE SHARTAGE OF SUCH PERSONNEL EXIST.

Box 16 1969 Issues Correspondence Folder Title 1. Legis. Issues: Patent Office 1969 (empty) 2. Legis. Issues: Politics 1969 3. Legis. Issues: Population 1969 (empty) 4. Legis. Issues: Postal Increase 1969 5. Legis. Issues: Adam C. Powell 1969 6. Issues: Pueblo 7. Legis. Issues: Questionnaire 1969 8. Railroad Retirement 9. Legis. Issues: Miscellaneous (July-Dec.) 1969 10. Legis. Issues: REA-1969 (empty) 11. Legis. Issues: Rhodesia 1969 12. Legis. Issues: Salary Increases 13. Legis. Issues: Supersonic Transport (empty) 14. Legis. Issues: Social Security 1969 15. Legis. Issues: Taxes 1969 16. Legis. Issues: Textile Imports 1969 17. Legis. Issues: Tax Reform 18. Legis. Issues: Trading Stamps 1969 (empty) 19. Legis. Issues: Treaties 1969 (empty) 20. Legis. Issues: Truck Weight and Length 1969 21. Legis. Issues: Truth-in-Lending 22. Legis. Issues: Voluntary Prayer 1969 23. Legis. Issues: Uniform Time Act 24. Legis. Issues: Veterans 1969 25. Legis. Issues: Legis. Issues: Vietnam 1969 26. Stewart, Mrs. Miles Issues – Vietnam 27. Legis. Issues: Voting Record 1969 28. Legis. Issues: Wage Board 1969

Box 17 1977 Bills Brinkley Sponsored Folder Title 1. Jack Brinkley’s Bills Outline 2. 1977 CANCER CORRESPONDENCE 3. LISTINGS OF BRINKLEY BILLS 93-94 CONGRESS 4. HR 12999 BRINKLEY BILL TO DISREGARD, FOR PURPOSES OF CERTAIN TAXES IMPOSED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 1954 WITH RESPECT TO EMPLOYEES, CERTAIN CHANGES SINCE 1975 IN THE TREATMENT OF INDIVIDUALS AS EMPLOYEES. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS STATUES vs EMPLOYEES 5. HJ RES 15 BRINKLEY BILL AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION TO HAVE SPECIAL ELECTION TO FILL UP VACANCY 6. HJ RES 16 BRINKLEY BILL PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES RELATING TO TENTURE IN OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES. 7. HJ RES 17 BRINKLEY BILL DESIGNATE CHRISTMAS WEEK AS ”Blood Donor Week.” 8. HR 210 BRINKLEY BILL TO ESTABLISH FEDERAL HOUSING ADMIN AS INDEPENDENT FED AGENCY AND PROVIDE A STATUTORY BASIS FOR ADM BY SUCH AGENCY OF STANDARD RISK PROGRAMS UNDER NATIONAL HOUSING ACT. 9. HR 211 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT TO IMPROVE CANCER (Nat7) PROGRAM AND AUTHORIZE INCREASED APPROPRIATION FOR SUCH PROGRAMS FOR THEXT 4 FISCAL YEARS. 10. HR 15219 BRINKLEY BILL TO RENAME EAST LAKE PARK LOCATED WITHIN WEST POINT LAKE PROJECT AS “SHAEFER HEARD PARK.” PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY: Renaming East Lake Park of honor of R. Shaefer Heard. 11. HR BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO ALLOW CREDIT AGAINST INCOME TAX TO INDIVIDUALS FOR CERTAIN EXPENSES INCURRED IN PROVIDING HIGHER EDUCATION. 12. GOLD STAR WIVES BILL CO-SPONSORS 13. GOLD STAR BILLS 14. HR 217 BRINKLEY BILL AMEND THE FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ACT OF 1950 TO ALLOW FUNDS TO BE USED BY LOCAL C D AGENCIES FOR DISASTER RELIEF. 15. BACKGROUND AND CORRESPONDENCE ON CIVIL DEFENSE BILL. 16. HR 215 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO REMOVE LIMITATIONS UPON THE AMOUNT OF OUTSIDE INCOME AN INDIVIDUAL MAY EARN WHILE RECEIVING BENEFITS 17. HR 220 BRINKLEY BILL ESTABLISHMENT OF FORT MITCHELL REGIONAL VETERANS CEMETARY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, AL. 18. HR 219 BRINKLEY BILL DESIGNATED NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL VETERANS HOSPITAL ADJACENT TO MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA AS “ROBERT G STEPHENS, JR. VETERAND HOSPITAL. 19. PROVISION OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL BENEFITS FOR MILITARY RETIREES, THEIR DEPENDENTS AND ACTIVE DUTY DEPENDENTS – 10 USC 1074-76. 20. HR 7800 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 10 OF THE U S CODE TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE TO MEMBERS OR FORMER MEMBERS OF UNIFORMED SERVICE AND THEIR DEPENDENTS WHERE MEMBERS OR FORMER MEMBER IS ENTITLED TO RETIRE OR RETAINED PAY OR EQUILALENT PAY. 21. HR 781 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF ’54 TO PROVIDE THAT CANCELLED CHECKS SHALL BE TREATED AS PRIMA FACIA EVIDENCE OF ANY PAYMENTFOR WHICH AN INCOME TAX DEDUCTION IS CLAIMED. 22. HR 782 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF ’54 TO EXCLUDE FROM THE GROSS INCOME ESTATE THE AMOUNT OF ANY LIFE INSURANCE ON THE DECEDENT WHICH IS PAYABLE TO A BENEFICIARY OTHER THAN THE DECEDENT’S ESTATE TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH INSURANCE IS ATTRIBUTABLE TO PTRMIUMS PAID BY THE BENEFICIARY. 23. HR 1106 BRINKLEY BILL TO PROVIDE FOR ESTABLISHMENT WITHIN THE NATIONAL CEMETRY SYSTEM OF THE FORT MITCHELL REGIONAL VETERAN’S CEMETARY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, AL. 24. H J RES 153 BRINKLEY BILL TO PROVIDE FOR THE DESIGNATION OF A WEEK AS “NATIONAL LUPUS WEEK.” 25. H CON RES 92 BRINKLEY BILL COMMEND MAJOR GENERAL RALPH J. MAGLIONE FOR A LONG AND DISTINGUISHED MILITARY CAREER AS HE RETIRES FROM ACTIVE DUTY AND AS CHIEF OF THE AIR FORCE LIAISON OFFICE. 26. HR 1623 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND CHAPTER 49 OF TITLE 10 OF U S CODE TO PROHIBIT UNION ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMED FORCES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 27. HR 1624 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE UNITED STATES TO REPEAL THE SPECIAL TARIFF TREATMENT ACCORDED TO ARTICLES ASSEMBLED ABROAD WITH COMPONENTS PRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES. 28. HR 1755 BRINKLEY BILL TO AUTHORIZE APPROCIATIONS DURING FISCAL YEAR ’78 FOR PROCUREMENT OF NAVAL VESSELS FOR OTHER PURPOSES? 29. HR 1862 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38 U S CODE TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DISABILITY COMPENSATION FOR DISABLED VETERANS TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPERSATION FOR OTHER SURVIVORS. 30. HR 1863 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF THE US CODE TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DISABILITY AND DEATH PENSION TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DEPENDCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION FOR PARENTS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 31. HR 1944 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE CODE OF THE U S CODE TO EXTEND THE IMPOSITION OF MANDITORY PRISON SENTENCES TO CERTAIN ADDITIONAL OFFENSES INVOLVING THE USE OF FIREARMS. 32. HR 2124 BRINKLEY BILL TO PROVIDE THAT THE CHANGES MADE BY THE TAX REFORM ACT OF 1976 TO THE EXCLUSION FOR SICK PAY SHALL ONLY APPLY TO TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DEC. 31, 1976. 33. MILITARY RETIREMENT SHORTAGE OF MEDICAL BENEFITS FOR RETIRED MILITARY & DEPENDENTS 34. NOT FOUND 35. MAIL PRINT REQUEST (22) (NO NUMBER) MAIL PRINT REQUEST (24)

Box 18 1969-1970 Issues Correspondence Folder Title 1. LEGIS. ISSUES: RHODESIA – 1970 2. LEGIS. ISSUES: SALARY INCREASES 1970 3. LEGIS. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY 1970 4. ORANGE COUNTY DECISIONS 5. ISSUES: STUDENT BUSING – 1970 6. STUDENT BUSING 1970 7. ISSUES: SUPREME COURT 1970 8. LEGIS. ISSUES: TAX REFORM 9. LEGIS. ISSUES: TAXES 1970 10. LEGIS. ISSUES: TEXTILE IMPORTS 1970 11. LEGIS. ISSUES: TRUCK WEIGHT AND LENGTH 1970 12. LEGIS. ISSUES: VETERANS HOUSING 1970 13. LEGIS. ISSUES: VETERANS 1970 14. LEGIS. ISSUES: VIETNAM 1980 15. LEGIS. ISSUES: VOLUNTARY PRAYER 1970 ISSUES WAGE BOARD (BROOK & HAYS) 16. ISSUES MISC. JAN.-JUNE 1969

Box 19 1978 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: TAXES RE: TAX EXEMPT STATUS OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS – DISTRICT LETTERS SEE ALSO BRINKLEY BILLFILE 95TH CONGRESS H. CON. RES. 741 2. ISSUES: TAXES – Budget files LETTERS AND RESPONSES TO MEL BRDLIK OF FLO-PAC RE VOTES ON BUDGET 3. ISSUES: TAXES First & 2nd Budget files for 74-79 ISSUES: TAXES INFORMATION ON FIRST CONCURRENT BUDGET RESOLUTION FY-79 (Includes Ike Skelton’s letter) ISSUES: TAXES SECOND CONCURRENT BUDGET RESOLUTION FOR FY ’79 – Includes info, Holt Amendment & other correspondence re Budget resolution 4. 1977 TRANSPORTATION (General) 5. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (AMTRAK) ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION RE AMTRAL TAKEOVER OF SOUTHERN CRESCENT 6. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION ARTICLE RE AMTRAK VOTES AND COPY OF VOTING RECORD 7. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION Bishop, Sanford the hon. Re ltr to Brock Adams 8. ISSUES: HOUSING MR. HAROLD P. BOWEN – sent ltr to Patricia Worthy at HUD re manufactured housing 9. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION - Icc – application of B&B Beverage Co. – David G. Lewis 10. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION Livingston, Cliff re: rate increases 11. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION CASE: MILLER, Mr. Woodrow (ICC) 12. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION PROPOSED ICC REGULATIONS ON MOVING INDUSTRY _ CORRESPONDENCE YO O’NEAL, BURNHAM, ETC. 13. 1978 VETERANS (GENERAL) Issues: Veterans 14. “The Veterans & Survivors Pension Improvement Act of 1978” 15. Issues: Veterans HR 12028 and Senate Amendments Housing Programs of VA 16. Issues: Veterans Housing 17. ISSUES: VETERANS (HR. 11009 re VA mobile home loans and H. R. 10268 re VA home loan guaranty program) 18. ISSUES: VETERANS RE: Sam Weil contacted Max Cleland 19. Issues – Veterans – Fussell, Larry W. & Shipman,Howard N. educational benefits, VA

Box 20 1970-1972 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE (MISSING) Folder Title

Box 21 1978 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE Folder Title 1. PR REQUEST Richard Mallory 3/2/78 Troup County Agricultural Fair, May 13 & 14 2. PR REQUEST Markham, Mr. Graham 3. PR REQUEST FLAG PROJECT 10/13/78 Mr. Cleon Moore, Mr. Jimmy Nesmith 4. PR REQUEST 4/19/78 Moore, Mrs. Johnnie (by Sarah) 5. PR REQUEST MORGAN, MR. GEORGE W. 6. PR REQUEST Mr. David Dunaway & Mr. John Gillespie – re: ltr to Robert Michalski, re: 1978 Cherry Blossom Parade & R. E. Lee High School Band 7. PR REQUEST Retirement – Mr. Tom H Thornell Request made by Dr. John Musseleman 8. PR REQUEST MOSLEY, MR. DON 9. PR CONGRATS/ PR REQUEST MCGEE, MISS VIRGINIA – ltr forwarded to WH re timing of Presidential news conference 10. PR REQUEST MOYE, MR. FRANK 11. PR REQUEST Mulhall, Mrs. Sarah E. Re Presidential Birthday greeting for 80th Birthday (contacted by Karen Smith, phone call) 12. PR REQUEST 78 N 13. 1978 PR REQUEST CAREY, JOHN – 8/28/78 Defense Attaché and Military Assistance Groups 14. PR REQUEST FLAG PROJECT 10/13/78 Mr. Jimmy NeSmith, Mr. Cleon Moore 15. PR REQUEST – PRESIDENTIAL GREETING NORRIS, MRS. JOHN P. 16. PR REQUEST NESMITH, MR. JIMMY D. re Eliott Tyrone Brown 17. 78 PR REQUEST O 18. 78 PR REQUEST P 19. 78 PR REQUEST Q (empty) 20. PR REQUEST 78 R 21. PR REQUEST – 1978 Brim, Mrs. William H. R RED CARPET CLOVER PROJECT 22. PR REQUEST – Reynolds, Ted (GS) requested from Tom Reed 23. PR REQUEST – RICHARDSON, Mr. Jere (Dept. of Labor) 24. PR REQUEST: Russell, Jim – A1 Sihah Temple – National Shrine Clown Assn. of Butler, GA. 25. PR REQUEST 78 S 26. PR REQ. S SNIDER, Mr. Emory 27. PR REQUEST: Spence, Chris (Mrs. Ralph) – Pres.Ltr. of Greetings to Am. Assn. of Medical Assistants 1978 convention 28. PR REQUEST 78 T 29. PR REQUEST 9/26/78 Presidential Greeting for Mrs. J. T. Davidson from Mrs. Ralph P. Thompkins 30. PR REQUEST THOMAS, MR. E. J. RE 1975 SECTION OF Federal Register 31. PR REQUEST - Lynn Marie Thomas – emplotment Germany – Overseas Placement Service – 32. PR REQUESTTHOMAS, Russell Jr., re summer job for daughter, Fran 33. PR REQUEST 78 U 34. PR REQUEST 78 V 35. PR REQUESTS “V” Vance, Mr. Allen re info for debate topic on energy 36. PR REQUEST 78 W 37. PR REQUEST WEINTRAUB, HENRY SENT COPY OF PRESIDENT CARTER’S PROPOSALS FOR A NEW NATIONAL URBAM POLICY 38. PR REQUEST WHIDDON, Mr. L. Rexford re Ga. Music Teachers National Convention-ltr forwarded to Frank Moore 39. PR REQUEST Presidential Greeting WHITING, MRS. JOHN 40. PR REQUEST – WHITE HOUSE meet w/ the President )Reese Noble) 41. PR REQUEST 78 X-Y-Z 42. PR REQUEST 1978: Hanson, Mr. Donald M. – Columbus, GA. Re Retirement Plans 43. PR REQUEST Hardy, James E. 44. PR REQUEST/PR CONGRATS Mr. W. G. Hartline, The Honorable Perry A. Gordy Presidential Greeting 45. PR REQUEST HAYES, MES. EVELYN _ Presidential Greeting for friends Mr. & Mrs. Ira Dunnaway 46. PR REQUEST/Presidential Greeting HELMS, Mr. & Mrs. W. R. 47. Kenneth Holland FCC License –PR-“H” Atlanta 48. PR REQUEST HOWARD, Raymond re Employment at Pabst in Perry 49. PR REQUEST H. A. Nov. 30, 1978 HUNT ELEM. SCHOOL FLAG LETTERS 50. PR REQUEST – HOWLE, Reverend David (Football tickets) 51. PR REQUEST Presidential Greeting HURT, MRS. JOHN S. 52. PR REQUEST-1978 Flags Hurst, Julian 53. PR REQUEST 78 I 54. PR REQUEST 78 J 55. PR REQUEST-J 56. PR REQUEST Jernigan, Mrs. James – Photo of President 10/12 57. PR REQUEST-1978 Jones, Jackie 58. PR REQUEST Mr. Paul Jones 5/12/78 59. PR REQUEST (Mary F. Johnson) 60. PR REQUEST 78 K 61. PR REQUEST “K” KEEBLE, EARL RE USE OF HOLIDAY PARK (handled by LMW) 62. PR REQUEST – Pending KIDD, Culver re Stop Drugs Report ltr written to Busbee 63. PR REQUEST 3/6/78 Kamensky, Harry 1878 Hopkins map request 64. PR REQUEST APRIL 18, 197 KAMENSKY, HARRY – TESTIMONY BEFORE HOUSE APP. 65. PR REQUEST 78 L 66. PR REQUEST – Cliff Livingston, Sr. 67. PR REQUEST – LUNSFORD, Elizabeth (White House) 68. PR REQUEST 78 M

Box 22 1973 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE Folder Title (No Number, No Folder) MAJOR LEGISLATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE FIRST SESSION OF THE 93RD CONGRESS 1. Memorandums 1970-73 2. Congressional Reform (Common Cause) 1973 (empty) note: Transferred entire file to 1974 Common Cause File. 3. Legislation 1973 Pending 4. Joint Letters Signed by Congressman Brinkley 1973 5. Abortion 1973 6. Agriculture 1973 (General) 7. Agriculture 1973 (REA) 8. Agriculture 1973 (Food Prices) 9. Agriculture 1973 (Food Stamps) 10. ISSUES: AG (PEANUT PROPOSALS) 11. ISSUES: AG (R. SPENCER PRYOR) 12. ISSUES: AG CARTER, JIMMY (OMB) 13. ISSUES: AG (SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM) 14. ISSUES: AG (REAP) 15. ISSUES: AG (JOINT LETTER WHICH JB SIGNED RE OPPOSITION OF LOAN TO ZAMBIA) 16. ISSUES: AG – Snow Storm Chicken Coop Damage 17. ISSUES: AG SMITH, #W. J., JR. 18. ARMED SERVICES 1973 (General) 19. Broadcasting 1973 (General) 20. Conservation 1973 (General) 21. CONSERVATION “THANK YOU” LETTERS 22. CRIME 1973 (General) 23. Draft 1973 (General) 24. Drugs 1973 (General) 25. Issue Education 1973 (Vocational) 26. Education 1973 (General) 27. ISSUES: EDUCATION Henry, Dr. Waights G., JR. (HEW) 28. ISSUES: EDUCATION (EMERGENCY SCHOOL AID PROGRAM – ESAP) 29. ENERGY CRISIS (FUEL SHORTAGE) 30. ENERGY CRISIS - FUEL SHORTAGE INFO & CLIPPINGS 31. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS – OUT LTR TO PRES NIXON OF 12/4/73 32. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (CLOSING OF COMMISSARY AT FORT BENNING ON SUNDAYS) 33. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS – Profit differential between major oil companies & wholesalers-jobbers – (Haugabook) 34. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS GODDARD, RONALD ENERGY OFFICE (LOOSE) Letter explaining the booklet “America’s energy Potential” (detached) 35. Energy crisis ltrs forwarded to Chairman Staggers

Box 23 1977 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE Folder Title 1. Misc. February, 1977 2. Misc. March, 1977 3. Misc. April, 1977 4. Misc. May, 1977 5. Misc. June, 1977 6. Misc. July, 1977 7. Misc. August, 1977 8. Misc. September, 1977 9. Misc. October, 1977 10. Misc. November, 1977 11. Misc. December, 1977 12. Misc. J. B. Voting Record May-Oct. ’77 (no material when transferred) 13. Misc. GA. Power Co. (No material when transferred) 14. ISSUES: MISC- Complimentary Letters 15. ISSUES: MISC. Consumer Protection Agency 16. ISSUES: MISC – Letters to olleagues 17. ISSUES: MISC – Clean Air Act (Auto Emissions) 18. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – Congressional Ethics 19. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (COLLINS, SAMUEL C.) 20. ISS: MISCELLANEOUS (CHAIRMANSHIP OF MCA APPROPRIATION SUBCOMMITTEE 21. ISSUES: MISC – Bramlett, Mr. H. E. (FTC) 22. ISS: MISC- CROWLEY, Mr. Ray (Civil Service Commission) 23. ISS: MISCELLANEOUS- ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFER SYSTEM 24. ISS: MISCELLANEOUS RQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT 25. ISS: MISCELLANEOUS. FTC 26. ISSUE: MISCELLANEOUS (IRS), GRIGGS, Mr. Brooks & SOLOMON, Mr. Murray 27. ISSUES: MISC- Michael Herndon 28. ISSUES: MISC (Indian Affairs) – Mrs. Marcia Hatcher 29. ISSUES: MISC. HOSPITAL CONTAINMENT OF COSTS 30. ISSUES: MISC – HOUSE TEXTILE COMMITTEE 31. ISSUES: MISC- Mrs. Steve Knight (Camp Safety) 32. ISSUES: MISC – BERT LANCE AFFAIRS 33. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS: LOBBYING ACTIVITIES 34. ISSUES: MISC- (FTC) – Mr. H. S. McLaughlin 35. ISSUES: MISC: MATTHEWS, Mr. j. Ralph (FTC) 36. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (METRIC SYSTEM CONVERSION) 37. ISSUES: MISC FTC-Jewelry regulations) – Mr. Mrs. Ben Di Girolamo 38. MISCELLANEOUS: MARINE MAMMALS PROTECTION ACT, H. R. 6970 39. ISSUES: MISC –Omnibus Judgeship Bill (Judge Lewis E. Morgan) 40. ISSUES: MISC- Dept. of Agriculture, W. C. Nichols 41. ISSUES: MISC – Morrow, Barry G. 42. ISSUES: MISC – Madalyn Murray O’Hair 43. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS Petroleum Marketing Practice Act Telegrams Supporting (H. R. 130) 44. MISC.: Public Safety Officer’s Benefits Program 45. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (AETNA HEALTH INS.) Our corres: Fred E. Richard 46. ISSUES: MISC – Saccharin 47. Saccharin Statement and Information 48. ISSUES: MISC – SHEFFIELD, Thomas W. (FTC) 49. ISSUES: MISC_ STOUTON, Mrs. Licille 50. ISSUES: MISC. VOTER REGISTRATION 51. ISSUES: MISC. (WILD BURROS) DEPT. OF INYERIOR NATIONAL PARKS SERVICE OUR CORRESPONDENT: MRS. JOYCE WALLACE 52. ISSUES: MISC (WALKER, Mrs. Mary M.) 53. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS: WARNKE NOMINATION 54. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS Water Pollution Control Amendments Telegrams supporting (H. R. 9739) 4/7/77 55. ISSUES: MISC- Federal Trade Commission (Wm. S. Wheeless) 56. ISSUES: MISC-WOODALL, John H. (Consumer Products Safety Commission)

Box 24 1979 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE Folder Title 1. Joint Letters 2. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE GENERAL 3. FED CROP INS H4119BB To Improve and Expand Ins. Program 4. Letters to the President 5. Letters to the Editor 6. Dear Colleague 1979 7. Thank You/Membership 8. Georgia General Assembly Resolutions 9. HR 4732 FARM CREDIT 10. ISSUES: AG – Pine Beetles James K Huff, Carey M. Greene, J. M. Ormand 11. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – Vernon Alligood & Billy A. Dick re: Fed Crop Ins for Crawford & Peach Counties 12. ISSUES: AGRIC. Williams, Preston C. 13. AGRICULTURE: RARE II. 14. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PEACH PITS NASH MURPH + BOB DICKEY 15. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE/pending/Bergland/DUJKE, Edgar L. Jr./ 16. 1979 ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FIRE ANTS/MIREX/FERRIAMICIDE 17. ISSUES: AG – food stamps WHORTON, John D. Harris County Dept of Family & Children Services U. S. D. A. – Food and Nutrition Service 18. ISSUES: AGRIC. Insecticides for Soybean Farming 19. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – Gary Dormimery – Sumter EMC 20. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE ROUGHTON, MR. D. K. “DOT” 21. BLANKS, Mrs. Louise S. – Agriculture 22. ISSUES: “A”GRICULTURE – Fregeolla/Foley 23. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FLATT, WILLIAM 24. ISSUES: “A”GRICULTURE/POSEY/FHA/Cavanaugh 25. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RE; Frank Binford 26. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RONEY, MR. HERBERT E. – re ltr to Vernon Weaver re SBA agricultural loans 27. ISSUES: AG (Ticks) Lee Robinson – Macon 28. ISSUES: AGRIC. Lt Col. C. T. Roush – Ft. Benning Dependents’ School 29. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – George Smith 30. THANK YOU AGRICULTURE 31. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE Newspaper Clippings and Articles 32. AGRICULTURE: Bills and Dear Colleagues 33. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES GENERAL 34. ARMED SERVICES: Selective Service Registration 35. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES: Contracting Out – Corps of Engineers 36. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES News Clippings and Articles 37. OSUT Information 38. ARMED SERVICES: Pension Reform 39. ARMED SERVICES DAVIS-BACON 40. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE 41. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 42. ARMED SERVICES: CONTRACTING OUT 43. ARMED SERVICES: SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLAN 44. ARMED SERVICES: VETERINARY CORPS 45. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES: Terry Fleming (E. J. Thomas) 46. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES Dept. of Defense Hon Floyd Hudgins 47. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES LOCKHEED 48. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES SVRIVNER, Pete (Ed Jenkins) 49. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES MR. H. C. GARNER RE USS SARATOGA 50. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES LOTT, CW2 RONALD J. 51. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES McWhorter 52. ARMED SERVICES: Dependents in Europe also NATO 53. ARMED SERVICES – Bills and Dear Colleagues 54. HR 4040 Defense Authorization FY 80 55. THANK YOU - ARMED SERVICES Pamphlet 1. NEWS RELEASE – FISCAL YEAR 1981 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM Pamphlet 2. DD 1390 – FISCAL YEAR 1981 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

Box 25 1968 ISSUES CORRESPONDANCE Folder Title 1. Legis. Issues: Misc. June-Sept. 1968 2. Legis. Issues: Misc. April-June 1968 3. Legis. Issues: Misc. Jan-Mar 1968 4. Legis. Issues: Labor 1968 5. Legis. Issues: Lake George Dam, GA 1968 6. Legis. Issues: HEW 1968 7. ISSUES: Guidelines (School Desegregation) 8. Legis. Issues: GUIDELINES 1968 9. Legis. Issues: FIREARMS JULY-DEC 1968 10. Legis. Issues: GREAT SOCIETY PRGRAM 1968 FIREARMS MATERIAL 11. Legis. Issues: Foreign Policy 1968 12. Legis. Issues: Firearms May-June 1968 13. Legis. Issues: Demonstrations 1968 14. Legis. Issues: Education 1968 ISSUES: Education – IMPACT AID 15. Legis. Issues: Conservation 1968 16. Legis. Issues: Draft 1968 17. Legis. Issues: Civil Service 1968 18. Legis. Issues: Cotton Program 1968 19. Legis. Issues: Crime 1968 20. Legis. Issues: Dairy 1968 21. ISSUES: CIVIL RIGHTS REV. HAL DANIELL, JR. 1968 22. Legis. Issues: CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUES CIVIL RIGHTS – MARTIN LUTHER KING 23. Legis. Issues: CIVIL RIGHTS STOKLEY CARMICHAEL 24. BASE CLOSURES 1968 25. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – FOOD PROGRAM 1968 ISSUES: AGRICULTURE - PEANUTS 26. Legis. Issues: INS RATES 1968 (EMPTY) 27. Legis. Issues: INVASION OF PRIVACY (EMPTY) 28. Legis. Issues: DRUGS 1968 (EMPTY)

Box 26 1976 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. January, 1976 INV. DECLINED 2. February, 1976 INV. DECLINED 3. March, 1976 INV. DECLINED 4. April, 1976 INV. DECLINED 5. May, 1976 INV. DECLINED 6. June, 1976 INV. DECLINED 7. July, 1976 INV. DECLINED 8. August, 1976 INV. DECLINED 9. September, 1976 INV. DECLINED 10. October, 1976 INV. DECLINED 11. November, 1976 INV. DECLINED 12. December, 1976 INV. DECLINED

Box 27 1981 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. JANUARY, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 2. JANUARY, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 3. FEBRUARY, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 4. FEBRUARY, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 5. OSCAR LETTERS 6. MARCH, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 7. MARCH, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 8. APRIL, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 9. APRIL, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 10. MAY, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 11. MAY, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 12. JUNE, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 13. JUNE, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 14. JULY, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 15. JULY, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 16. AUGUST, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 17. AUGUST, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED 18. SEPTEMBER, 1981 DISTRICT DECLINED 19. SEPTEMBER, 1981 INVITATION DECLINED

Box 28 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. TAXES: ANNUITIES AND PENSIONS ISSUES: TAXES: TAX EXEMPTION ON ANUITIES – COL. ISSUES: TAXES – WALLACE C. THORNELL 2. ISSUES: TAXES/THOMAS, BYRON/ULLMAN & - MOORE, MRS. MAMIE 3. ISSUES: TAXES: EMPLOYEE FRINGE BENEFITS 4. ISSUES: TAXES: BAILEY, MR.THOMAS T. 5. ISSUES: TAXES: RAY CROWLEY 6. DELOACH, MR. IRA A./ PENDING/(TAXES) I. R. S. 7. ISSUES: TAXES: HICKS, HARRY W., JR., HARRIS, MORTON A. 8. ISSUES: TAXES: INTERNAL REVENUE SERVIE (AND STATE DEPT.) DR. JACK C. HUGHSTON 9. ISSUES: TAXES: MEDLIN, BRAND A., ESTATE AND GIFT TAX 10. ISSUES: TAXES: (MIXON, BILLY) 11. ISSUES: TAXES: MOON/IRS/ 12. ISSUES: TAXES: “S”HIRLEY/ULLMAN 13. ISSUES: TAXES:RE: MARK WHITEHEAD 14. ISSUES: TAXES: INTERESTON SAVINGS TAX (H. R. 5556) RESPONSE TO HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN MAIL-IN 15. ISSUES: TAXES: GENERAL 16. VALUE-ADDED TAX PROPOSAL 17. TAXES: ERISA 18. ISSUES: TAXES: TAX-EXEMPT HOUSING BONS (HR 3712) 19. OPPOSITION TO TAXATION 20. THANK YOU-TAXES 21. ISSUES: TAXES: NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES 22. TAXES: BILLS AND COLLEAGUES 23. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: GENERAL 24. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: AMTRAK 25. HR 3940 EXPERIENCED PILOTS 26. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: FAA 27. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: TRUCKERS STRIKE 28. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: CRAFT, RICHARD D, BLUE BIED BODY CO. REQUEST TO DOT 29. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: PILOT AGE LIMIT 30. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: AIRPORT AND AIRCRAFT NOISE REDUCTION ACT OF 1978 31. LETTERS TO DELTA RE POSSIBLE DISCONTINUATION OF ONE FLIGHT TO COLUMBUS 32. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: MARTA 33. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: MERCHANT MARINE 34. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: CHARLIE SKINNER 35. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: MULTI-MODAL CORRIDOR 36. SOUTHERN AND N. CENTRAL 37. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: SOUTHERN AIRLINES GRAYDON HALL 38. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: RE E. W. JOHNSON 39. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: PEAK, J. DAVID 40. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: RE: JEANE PICKERING 41. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: HOLLON, JULIAN 42. EASTERN AIRLINES LEAVING COLUMBUS 43. SOUTHERN AIRLINES LEAVING COLUMBUS 44. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: (GPO PERSONNEL) C. E. WALKER, COLUMBUS, GA. 45. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: YOUNG, DON AMERICUS – SUMTER COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 46. THANK YOU TRANSPORTATION 47. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES 48. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 49. ISSUES: VETERANS: GENERAL 50. ISSUES: VETERANS: MS. SHIRLEY T. BATTLE 51. JB’S DISSENTING VIEWS ON BUDGET RESOLUTIONS VETERANS COMMITTEE 3/13/79 52. ISSUES: VETERANS: PENSIONS 53. ISSUES: VETERANS: NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES 54. ISSUES: VETERANS: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 55. THANK YOU VETERANS

Box 29 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. HRS 741 TAX EDXEMPT MORTGAGE BOND 2. ISSUES: HOUSING: TRACY, QUANAH PARKER 3. ISSUES: HOUSING: HUD MAYOR RUSSELL THOMAS, JR., EX-MAYOR JOHN W. SHEFFIELD, P. O. BOX 1208, AMERICUS, GA. 4. ISSUES: HOUSING: DUNAWAY, DAVID 5. ISSUES: HOUSING: SALIDAM HERBERT 6. ISSUES: HOUSING: WHITTEN, ROB’T. G. 7. ISSUES: HOUSING: HOME BUILDERS 8. HOME BUILDERS 9. HOMEBUILDER FILE 10. CLIPPINGS INF. ETC. HOUSING BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS 11. THANKS – HOUSING 12. THANKS INTELLIGENCE (EMPTY) 13. H RES 660 WILSON MATTER 14. ISSUES: JUDICIARY KITCHEN, WALLACE A. 15. ISSUES: JUDSICIARY & ARMED SERVICES (WILLIAMS, MR. NORMAN L.) 16. THANKS JUDICIARY 17. JUDICIARY: CLIPPINGSM INF. ETC. 18. LABOR GENERAL 19. HR 2712 TAX EXEMPT MORTGAGE BONDS (REPLACED BY HR 5741) 20. ISSUES: LABOR: UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION 21. OSHA 22. OSHA ISSUES: LABOR 23. CETA 24. ISSUES: LABOR: KIRKLAND, MRS. TWILA R. 25. ISSUES: LABOR: (CETA) WAIVER OF REGS. FOR OAC TANNER, HELEN, HILL, CHARLES M. 26. ISSUES: LABOR: OSHA COTTOB DUST ”60 MINUTES” CONRAD FOWLER 27. ISSUES: LABOR: GREEN THUMB PRPGRAM 28. ISSUES: LABOR: CETA HILL, CHARLES M. 29. ISSUES: LABOR: JESSIE TAYLOR 30. ISSUES: LABOR: COLUMBUS AREA WAGW & HOUR OFFi CE Beverly PRIDGEON 31. ISSUES: MISC. JUSTICE DEPT. MELTON, MR. C. ROBERT 32. ISSUES: LABOR: MURRAY, HONORABLE WILLIAM 33. ISSUES: LABOR: TOM IRVIN 34. ISSUES: LABOR: OSHA GEORGE HIGHTOWER 35. ISSUES: LABOR: TOM DANIEL 36. CLIPPINGS, INF., ETC. LABOR 37. THANKS-LABOR 38. HR 5461 KING BIRTHDAY 39. JUDICIARY-GENERAL 40. MONORITIES-GENERAL 41. THANK-MINORITIES 42. CLIPPINGS,INF., ETC, MISCELLANEOUS (EMPTY) 43. JANUARY 1980 44. FEBRUARY 1980 45. MARCH 1980 46. APRIL 1980 47. MAY 1980 48. MAY 1980 49. JUNE 1980 50. JULY 1980 51. AUGUST 1980 52. SEPTEMBER 1980 53. OCTOBER 1980 54. NOVEMBER 1980 55. DECEMBER 1980 56. CLIPPINGS, INF., ETC. MISC. 57. THANKS-MISC. 58. ISSUES: MISC. METRIC SYSTEM 59. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS MRS. VIVIAN W. KNOX

Box 30 NATIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST Folder Title 1. (NO TITLE) PRAYER BREAKFAST INVITATION AND THANK YOU SCHEDULE DEAR COLLEAGUES GET WELL MISCELLANNEOUS 2. CONGRESSIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST 3. (NO TITLE) JB’S GREETINGS 1980 PRAYER BRAKFAST PROGRAM THANK YOUS MEMOSINFORMATIO –NAT’L PRAYER BREAKFAST MISCELLANEOUS PB RESPONSES NATIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST – MEETING, JUNE 20TH

Box 31 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. PR TOURS & VISITORS TOUR PAGES JAN. 1 – DEC. 30, 1978 2. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 2, JULY 3-FBI- 9:30 a. m. 3. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 29. 1978, SEPT. 16, MR. ROBERT BARR, 7843 ENOLLA 1978, 10/4 STREET-APT. 111 MCLEAN, VA 22101 4. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 4-10, 1978 CHARLENE & MICHAEL BAXTER, LAGRANGE, GA. MAILRF GALLERY PASSES, WILL CALL ABOUT COM. HEARINGS 5. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 22, 1978, WH-8:45 MRS. G. F. BEAL(ALMA), FRED, A.M. #476-479, WILL JEFFERY, STEVEN, COLUMBUS, GA. COME BY 6. PR TOURS & VISITORS TOUR 3/11/78, 3/4/78 THEN Mr. & MRS. PAUL BOGOSIAN WILL CALL OFFICE 7. BREMEN SWIM TEAM MRS. ROBERT CAVIS, JR. 8. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 7-10, JULY 7-2:30-FBI MRS. DONALD BRODA & FAMILY JULY 10-SD COLUMBUS, GA. 31906 9. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 3 MRS. WALTER BROWN, THOMASTON, GA. MARY JO, WALTER 10. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 16-19, 1978, CAP.-JULY MR. & MRS. JOCK L. CALDWELL 17, WH-JULY 19 THOMASTON, GA. 11. 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PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 2-9, 1978, MAILED DR. HAZEL COTNEY, 308 W. MAIN TOUR PACKET STREET, THOMASTON, GA. 30286 24. PR TOURS & VISITORS MARCH 23, 1978 8:45 A. M. CRYMES, MRS. THOMAS 25. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 26, 27, 28 MR. TOM CUNNINGHAM, JEANNIE-13 26. PR TOURS & VISITORS OCT. 6. 1978 MR. STEPHEN DAILEY, STONE MT., GA. 27. PR TOURS & VISITORS WH-JUNE 30, 1978, 168 LYDIA ANN DANIELS, BUENA VISTA, GA. 28. PR TOURS & VISITORS WILL PICK UP TICKETS MR. & MRS. JACK DAVIS, JULIE-8 MONDAY, AUGUST 7TH YRS. OLD, JOY & JAN FREEMAN 29. PR TOURS & VISITORS APRIL 8, 1978 DIAMOND, MR. CLAUDE PICK UP: 4-8-78 30. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 16, 1978-9:30 MRS. & MR. CHARLES DILKS, JUNE 21-WH (6) MICHAEL AND DARRELL, MAILED GALLERY PASSES MR. & MRS. MERRELL DILKS, MARIBETH DILKS, WARNER ROBINS, GA., MAILED TICKETS 31. PR TOURS & VISITORS MAY 2, 1978, 830 (2) DUTTERA, MAURICE MR. (MARGARET) MAILED TICKETS 4-19- ROUTE1-BOX 134A, WEST POINT, GA. 31833 78 32. PR TOURS & VISITORS 1/19/78 EDWARDS, MRS. 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PR TOURS & VISITORS AUG. 22-CAP. & FBI MR. CLIFFORD H. SIMONTON, AUG. 23-KENNEDY C. 740 AZALEA DRIVE, LAGRANGE, GA. 30240 118. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 5-CAP., JULY 7-WH MRS. ROBERT B. SIMPSON, 7201 WICKFORD DRIVE, EDITH MELVIN 119. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 20, 1978 MRS. VARIE SMITH, BEVERLY BULLOCH’S MOTHER, WARM SPRINGS, GA. 120. PR TOURS & VISITORS OCT. 21, 1978 W. H. MRS. DONALD SMITH & SHEILA, BARBARA & DONNA RASCOE 121. PR TOURS & VISITORS APRIL 14, 15 EWING, MRS. MARIE A. (DID NOT COME BY) SOUTHLAND ACADEMY 122. PR TOURS & VISITORS AUGUST 2, 1978 MISS KIM SHUBERT, ANN GARRETTSON, SHERRY LYNCH 123. PR TOURS & VISITORS OCT. 5, 1978-W. H., OCT. 6- MR. & MRS. CHARLES SLAPPEY, FBI GREG, KEITH & CARMON, MRS. ARNOLD, GREG & SUZANNE 124. PR TOURS & VISITORS NOV. 25, 1978 STOREY 125. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 15, 1978 WH-8:15 MR. CHARLES M. SUMMERS #819-824 FAMILY-6 WH TICKETS, INVITEDTO COME BY WARNER ROBINS, GA. 126. PR TOURS & VISITORS W. H.-JUNE 14, 1978 #11-14 MR. & MRS. HILORY J. SURMIAK, MR. & MRS. WAYNE MERCER, WARNER ROBINS, GA. 127. PR TOURS & VISITORS 2/21/78 TO BE PICKED UP DR. TABJAN, DR. PLESZKO & DR. TRAMPCZYNSKI 2/10/78 128. PR TOURS & VISITORS 8 CONTEST WINNERS DENT TEMPLES, VIDALIA, GA. AUGUST 15, 1978 129. PR TOURS & VISITORS OCT. 20, 1978 W.H. FBI S.D. MRS. DOROTHY TERINGO, 2 HARROWGATE COURT, POTOMIC, MARYLAND 20854 130. PR TOURS & VISITORS OCTOBER 5, 1978 STATE MRS. RICHARD TERRELL (MARY), DEPT. 2943 GLENBROOK DRIVE, COLUMBUS, GA. 31906 131. PR TOURS & VISITORS JULY 20, 1978 WILL COME GARY W. TOMLIN, JANICE TOMLIN BY OFFICE STEPHANIE-10, JOHN-8, MS MARIE P TOMLIN 132. PR TOURS & VISITORS MARCH 30, 1978 8:15 WADE, ROGERS, (4 TICKETS FOR SENATOR TALMADGES OFFICE 133. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 26-30 W. H.-6/29/78- MR. MRS. FRANK VARNER, THOMASTON, GA. 927-930 134. PR TOURS & VISITORS AUGUST 9, 1978 JUNE & EDDIE UNDERWOOD, 215 BURNS DRIVE, WARNER ROBINS, GA. 31093 135. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 1 NAT PORTRAIT_GAL.- MRS. CRYSTAL WATSON, 10:00, STATE DEPT.-3:30 PUBLIC TOUR-MAY 30-W. H. CLOSED MAILED TICKETS 136. PR TOURS & VISITORS OCTOBER 26, 1978 CHIP & JAN WATTS 137. PR TOURS & VISITORS MAY 13, 1978 WAVERLY HALL COMMUNITY FESTIVAL 138. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 2-WH-8:30–949-952 # DR. EDWARDS WHATLEY JUNE 5-SD-3:30 MRS. WHATLEY & SUZY JUNE 6-FBI-2:00 COUSIN – JILL, REYNOLDS, GA. 139. PR TOURS & VISITORS AUGUST 5, 1978-WH MR. ALLEN WHIPPLE, PERRY, GA. 140. PR TOURS & VISITORS AUG. 24-27, 1978 MR. & MRS. JAMES F. WHITE, JAY & ROB 141. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 29-WH, JUNE 30-NPG MAGGIE WHITLEY, SYLVIANE GIROD LUNCH WITH CG. COLUMBUS, GA. BRINKLEY 142. PR TOURS & VISITORS JUNE 12, 1978-W. H.-8:15, MR. DAVID WESLEY WOODWARD NPG-10:30, JUNE 13, LAGRANGE, GA., MAILED TICKETS 1978-FBI-10:00 143. PR TOURS & VISITORS NOV. 6, 1978 CHARLIE J. WRIGHT 144. PR TOURS & VISITORS MARCH 24, 1978, 8:30 A. M. YOUNG, MR. BILLY 145. 1978 PR TOURS & VISITORS - GENERAL

Box 32 1977 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 1976 RECOMMENDATIONS: GRIZZARD, MARTIN (TO GOV, BUSBEE) 2. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 1977 3. DECEMBER 1977 INVITATION DECLINED 4. DECEMBER 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 5. NOVEMBER 1977 INVITATION DECLINED NOV. 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 6. OCTOBER, 1977 INVITATION DECLINED OCTOBER, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 7. SEPTEMBER, 1977 INVITATION DECLINED SEPTEMBER, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 8. AUGUST 1977 INVITATION DECLINED 9. AUGUST, 197 DISTRICT DECLINED 10. 1977 PENDING 11. RECOMMENDATIONS: COMER, LARRY (ENDORSINGNOMINATION AS SMALL BUSINESSPERSON OF THE YEAR) 1977 12. RECOMMENDATION: MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM LATHAM (PER LEO LYONS) 13. 1977 RECOMMENDATIONS: (U. S. MARSHALL’S POSITION) BRETT, HARRY L., PITTS, EMMETT, KANAZAWA, JOHN, HINTON, DAVID 14. BROOKS, ELTON B. (SON OF WILLIAM BROOKS) RE: RECOMMENDATION FOR GARAGE ATTENDANT 15. PENDING RECOMMENDATIONS: CALHOUN, GAIL LTR. OF REC. TO CHIEF POWELL OF U. S. CAPITOL POLICE 16. RECOMMENDATIONS: LUMPKIN, RONNIE C. 17. RECOMMENDATIONS: LOWERY, JAMES BIG OAK VICE PRESIDENT CHIEF ET AL. 18. PENDING RECOMMENDATIONS: LETTER OF REC. TO PRES. CARTER FOR LARRY CORN (JAC. H. ROTHCHILD, CONSTITUENT) 19. RECOMMENDATIONS: MR. PAUL J. BEMBRY, SRS. 20. RECOMMENDATIONS: BLOODWORTH, STEWART I. (WRITTEN TO SECY OF AG.-DESIGNATE BERGLAND) 21. (GENERAL) RECOMMENDATIONS:BANKS, PAT (HONORABLE) (TO SPEAKER CARL ALBERT) 22. RECOMMENDATIONS: RUPERT L. MURPHY 23. RECOMMENDATIONS: GRAVTIN, MICHELLE 24. RECOMMENDATIONS: RETIRED SENIORS VOLUNTEER PROGRAM OF COLUMBUS (RSVP) – (SARA SPANO’S CARD – REQUESTED BY PHONE) 25. HON. THOMAS B PERKINS,RE: LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION FOR BYNUM – WROTE LANCE 6/28 26. RECOMMENDATIONS: BLACK, COLONEL DONALD TO 3 SCHOOLS OF LAW – MERCER, UGA, & EMORY 27. PERKINS, BYNUM – LTR OF RECOMMENDATION TO WALTER F GEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW (JOSEPH CLAXTON, DIR. OF ADMISSIONS)

Box 33 1976 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. VARIOUS PENDING INVITATIONS FOR VARIOUS DATES 2. JANUARY, 1976 INVITATION 3. FEBRUARY, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 4. INVITATIONS GOVERNOR’S BICENTENNIAL YOUTH CONGRESS FEB. 19, 1976 MARCH, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED INV. ACCEPTED: MARCH 2, 1976 GA. ASSN. OF HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITIES LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST – GOLD ROOM. RHOB 5. APRIL, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 6. MAY, 1976 INVITATION 7. JUNE, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 8. JULY, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 9. AUGUST, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 10. SEPTEMBER, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 11. INV. ACCEPTED: SOYBEAN FAIR – SEPTEMBER 21, 1976 12. WALTER FAUNTROY VISIT MONDAY, OCT. 4, 1976 13. OCTOBER, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 14. NOVEMBER, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 15. DECEMBER, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED 16. DECEMBER, 1976 INVITATION ACCEPTED

Box 34 1968-1972 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 1968 THE POSTER PUBLICATION OF TUTAL ELEC. H. B. PRITCHETT AND W. P. KEITH 2. 1972 PRESS RELEASES INDEX 3. PENDING WETA APPEARANCES – GRADY RANDOLPH 4. PRESS RELEASE FILE (MAILING LIST REQUESTS) 5. PRESS RELEASE – 1/12/72 HIGHER EDUCATION FAC. GEANT TO COLUMBUS COL. GIVEN TO LIST IN FILE 6. THE DAILY SUN ARTICLE OF 1/17/18 – “ (ROBINS) BASE MANPOWER APPEARS ‘SAFE’” 7. ATLANTA JOURNAL ARTICLE OF 1/18/72 RE VOTING RECORD OF GEORGIA DELEGATION IN 1972 8. JANUARY 19, 1972 TO: KXL RADIO, PORTLAND OREGON RE: EDITH GREEN AS V. P. 9. STATEMENT ON ANDERSONVILLE COMMITTEE, RELEASED ON JAN. 20 TO RUBY HAYES 10. AP ARTICLE 1/20/72 RE: ENDORSEMENT OF CONGRESSWOMAN GREEN FOR VICE PRESIDENT 11. CONSTANCE JOHNSON ARTICLE IN THE 1/23/72 SUNDAY LEDGER- ENQUIRER 12. PRESS RELEASE – 1/24/72 – HR 12391 – SOFT DRINK BOTTLER MAILED TO FULL MEDIA 13. 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Box 35 LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION Folder Title 1. -79- RECOMMENDATIONS 2. RECOMMENDATIONS – KATHLEEN BANNAN 3. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS – CALLI, ALBERT P. RE: RECOMMANDING TO PRESIDENT FOR NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE HANDICAPPED 4. RECOMMENDATIONS: CHESNUT, MS. ZEBE FOR DHR COMMISSIONER 5. REC CONTE, DOUGLASD ROBERT 6. GEN. RECOMMENDATIONS DAVIS, MR. JOHN D. SR.,LTR OF REC TO PRES. CARTER 7. RECOMMENDATIONS DR. LOATCH, THOMAS NATIVE OF THOMASTON) RE: ARMY & AIR FORCE SCHOLARSHIP TO SOUTHERN COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY 8. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: ED GLABUS (CC LTR. TO CONG. MURPHY) 9. GOODROE, CHARLES B. 1979 GEN- RECOMMENDATIONS 10. GEN RECOMMENDATIONS-1979 RE: CHARLIE HOLM 11. RECOMMENDATION-1979-JACKSON, JERRY 12. JOHNS, JACK L. III RECOMMENDATIONS-1979 13. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS DAVID MOSKOWITZ,2920 ERNA DRIVE, COLUMBUS, GA 31906 14. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: ROBERTS, MISS MARGARET LANE 15. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS LEWIS. MR. LOYD FOR CETA POSITION LETTER TO MAYOR HARRY JACKSON, CC TO LEWIS & REV. FLAKES 16. PERRY, LT. A. G. GEN RECOMMENDATIONS 1979 17. RECOMMENDATIONS – RE: POPE, HARRIS AS DIRECTOR OF FEMA’S REGION IV 18. RECOMMENDATIONS: MOSKOWITZ, DAVID (REQUEST FOR LETTER OF REFERENCE/RECOMMENDATION FOR TRIP TO MIDDLE EAST) 19. O’NEILL, JAMES L. (RECOMMENDATION) 20. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: PERKINS, BYNUM 21. RECOMMENDATION ROGERS, MISS CAROL ANNE 22. GENERAL RECOMMENDATION 1979 RALPH RUDOLPH UNDERWOOD, JR. LYR TO SEN. TALMADGE 23. PENDING: GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MRS. JESSIE ULVEDAL 24. RECOMMENDATION MARTIN, MR. MCDONALD, JR. – CONTACTED BY NICK ZOUMBERIS 25. 1978 RECOMMENDATIONS 26. 1978 RECOMMENDATIONS MR. FRANK W. ALLCORN, JR., NOMINATED FOR 1978 GEORGIA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION AWARD (REQUESTED BY DR. ROBERT J. PURSLEY) 27. 1978 RECOMMENDATIONS CAPTAIN CLIFFORD P. BLACK, JR. (REC. FOR WHITE HOUSE FELLOWSHIP) 28. RECOMMENDATIONS 1978 CARSON, MRS. ADA M. LTR OF REC. TO HAMILTON JORDAN 29. RECOMMENDATIONS COKER, BARBARA RE JOB AT ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE 30. RECOMMENDATION – CALDWELL, JOHNNIE L. 31. RECOMMENDATIONS: D’ALLI, RICHARD (SEN. COMMERCE, SCIENCE & TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE 32. RECOMMENDATIONS: BARR, ROBERT LAWRENCE 33. RECOMMENDATIONS: DUGAN, STEVE 1978 34. RECOMMENDATIONS: SAM FRANKLIN 35. RECOMMENDATION – HAGEN, MR. ROBRTY RENE, JR. (GA. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION) 36. RECOMMENDATIONS HICKS, MR. FRANK V. SENT TO HUD 37. RECOMMENDATIONS: JACKSON, COLONEL JAMES C. 38. RECOMMENDATIONS: KNOPP,BRADLEY 39. RECOMMENDATIONS MEEKS, DEBORAH REC. TO UNIV OF S. C. & UNIV OF GA RE EWQUEST FROM ED BARKER 40. MOYE, MR. FRANK GENERAL RECOMMENDATION 41. RECOMMENDATIONS – MARY RUTH MULLINS 42. RECOMMENDATIONS: PIERCE, LISA DALYNNE 43. RECOMMENDATION – ROBINSON. MISS REBECCA (NAT’L PARK SERVICE INTERIOR DEPT.) 44. RECOMMENDATIONS SANDERS, S/SGT. LARRY 45. REC DR. THOMAS K. SHOTWELL (CONTRACTED BY DR. VADER M. LOOMIS 46. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 1979 JAMES H. SULLIVAN, M. D., 2519 CRAIGSTON DRIVE, COLUMBUS, GA. 31906 47. RECOMMENDATIONS _ THAXTON, MR. CARLTON 48. WINGATE, HARRY L./JR./ GEN. RECOMMENDATIONS 1979

Box 36 1979 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. HR 4904 WELFARE REFORM 2. ISSUES: HEW AGING 3. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES:HEW 4. THANK YOU-HEW 5. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION (GENERAL) 6. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION 7. THANK YOU HISTORIC PRESERVATION 8. ISSUES – HISTORIC PRESERVATION – ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH – REV, DANIEL W, JACOBS. SR. 9. HISTORIC PRESERVATION BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 10. REVENUE SHARING 11. ISSUES: HOUSING – GENERAL 12. HR 3875 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEV ACT 13. HR 4394 HUD/IND AGENCIES APPROPRIATION 14. ISSUES: HOUSING FHA LOAN: TAYLOR MARCHMAN 15. ISSUES: HOUSING SLAPPY, L. MARVIN JR., THE SLAPPY AGENCY, 416 W. LAMAR ST. PO BOX 744, AMERICUS, GA 31709 16. ISSUES: HOUSING JACK G. DAVIS, LTR TO SEC. HARRIS RE HUD PROPOSED THERMAL REQUIREMENTS 17. ISSUES: HOUSING/HUD/ HARRINGTON 18. ISSUES: HOUSING LETTERS DEALING WITH LAGRANGE HOUSING REHABILITATION PROGRAM (NEWSPAPER ARTICLES, ETC.) 19. ISSUES: HOUSING NIDDLE FLINT AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 20. ISSUES: HOUSING PEAVY, HAL, LTR TO JIM MCINTYRE RE 701 PLANNING PROGRAM, HUD FY80 BUDGET 21. ISSUES: HOUSING/PENDING/TABOR & WHITE 22. ISSUES: HOUSING LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION FILE (LSC) 23. ISSUES: HOUSING OFFICE OF MOBILE HOME STANDARDS (HUD) BOWEN, HARROLD P. 24. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: HOUSING 25. THANK YOU HOUSING 26. ISSUES: INTELLEGENCE – GENERAL 27. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: INTELLEGENCE (EMPTY) 28. THANK YOU – INTELLIGENCE (EMPTY) 29. INTELLEGENCE: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUE (EMPTY) 30. HR 3821 INTELLIGENCE AND AUTHORIZATION 31. ISSUES: LABOR – GENERAL 32. MINIMUM WAGE ISSUES: LABOR 33. LABOR – GETA 34. HR 4034 EXPORT ADMINISTRATION 35. THANK YOU – LABOR 36. NEWS CLIPPING AND ARTICLES ISSUES: LABOR 37. LABOR: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 38. ISSUES: LABOR: SALES REP. PROTECTION ACT 39. ISSUES: MISC. BOYT. THE HON. WALTER RE TEXTILE BILL (REFUNDS ON TRIS GARMENTS) ISSUES: MINORITIES BUSING 40. ISSUES: MINORITIES: GENERAL 41. BUSING –FINISHED FILE FOR MOTTL AMENDMENT 42. JB’S INITIATED LETTER 43. FINISHED FILE-AGAINST MOTTL AMENDMENT 44. ENCLOSURES 45. ISSUES: MINORITIES: BUSING 46. ISSUES: MINORITIES FOOD STAMPS 47. ISSUES: MINORITIES: FOREIGN ASSISTANCE 48. ISSUES: MINORITIES: RHODESIA 49. ISSUES: MINORITIES: THANK YOUS 50. ISSUES: MINORITIES: IMFORMATION 51. JANUARY, 1979 MISC. 52. FEBRUARY, 1979 MISC. 53. MARCH, 1979 MISC. 54. APRIL, 1979 MISC. 55. MAY, 1979 MISC. 56. JUNE, 1979 MISC. 57. JULY, 1979 MISC. 58. AUGUST, 1979 MISC. 59. SEPTEMBER, 1979 MISC. 60. OCTOBER, 1979 MISC. 61. NOVEMBER, 1979 MISC. 62. DECEMBER, 1979 MISC.

Box 37 1970 CONDOLENCES FROM BRINKLEY Folder Title 1. OBITUARIES FOR DECEMBER 20-26, 1970 2. OBITUARIES FOR DECEMBER 13-19, 1970 3. OBITUARIES FOR DECEMBER 6-12, 1970 4. OBITUARIES FOR NOV. 17-DEC 5, 1970 5. OBITUARIES FOR OCT. 11-NOV. 14 (DONE IN COLS.) 6. OBITUARIES FOROCT. 4-10 1970 7. OBITUARIES FOR SEPTEMBER 27-OCT. 3 1970 8. OBITUARIES FOR SEPT. 20-26, 1970 9. OBITUARIES FOR SEPTEMBER 13-19, 1970 10. OBITUARIES FOR SEPTEMBER 6-12, 1970 11. OBITUARIES FOR AUGUST 17, SEPT. 4, 1970 (SENT FROM COLS.) 12. OBITUARIES FOR AUGUST 9-15, 1970 13. OBITUARIES FOR AUGUST 2-8, 1970 14. OBITUARIES FOR JULY 26-AUGUST 1, 1970 15. OBITUARIES FOR JULY 19-25, 1970 16. OBITUARIES FOR JULY 12-18, 1970 17. OBITUARIES FOR JULY 1-11, 1970 18. OBITUARIES FOR JUNE 21-30, 1970 19. OBITUARIES FOR JUNE 14-20, 1970 20. OBITUARIES FOR JUNE 7-13, 1970 A. PROCEDURES FOR CONDOLENCES JULY, 1970 21. OBITUARIES FOR MAY 31-JUNE 6. 1970 22. OBITUARIES FOR MAY 24-30, 1970 23. OBITUARIES FOR MAY 17-23, 1970 24. (NOTE FOUND WHERE THIS FILE SHOULD BE STATED: THERE WAS NO F24 VG (?) 7-1-92) 25. OBITUARIES FOR MAY 10-16, 1970 26. OBITUARIES FOR MAY 3-9, 1970 27. OBITUARIES FOR THE WEEK APRIL 26-MAY 2 28. OBITUARIES FOR APRIL 19-25, 1970 29. OBITUARIES FOR APRIL 12-18, 1970 30. OBITUARIES FOR APRIL 5-11, 1970 31. OBITUARIES FOR MARCH 29-APRIL 4, 1970 32. OBITUARIES FOR MARCH 22-28, 1970 33. OBITUARIES FOR MARCH 15-21 1970 34. OBITUARIES FOR MARCH 8-14, 1970 35. OBITUARIES FOR MARCH 1-7, 1970 36. OBITUARIES FOR FEBRUARY 22-28, 1970 37. OBITUARIES FOR FEBRUARY 15-21, 1970 38. OBITUARIES FOR FEBRUARY 8-14, 1970 39. OBITUARIES FOR FEBRUARY 1-7, 1970 40. OBITUARIES FOR JAN. 25-31 1970 41. OBITUARIES FOR JAN. 18-24, 1970 42. OBITUARIES FOR WEEK OF JAN.11-17, 1970 43. OBITUARIES FORWEEK OF JAN. 4-10, 1970 44. GET WELL WISHES

Box 38 1976 SOCIAL SECURITY LEGISLATION Folder Title 1. ISSUES -> SOCIAL SECURITY: SS BENEFITS + COST OF LIVING INCREASE LEGISLATION

Box 39 1980 QUESTIONNAIRE RESP. (COMPUTER) Folder Title 1. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE II 1-800 2. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE HH 1-1000 3. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE AA 1-1000 4. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE BB 1-1000 5. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE CC 1-1000 6. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE DD 1-1000 7. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE EE 1-1000 8. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE FF 1-1000 9. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE GG 1-1000 10. QUESTIONNAIRE FILE JJ –A-B-C 11. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 5, 1979—1-202 12. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 6, 1979—202-280 13. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 7, 1979—280-500 14. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 10, 1979—501- 700 15. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 11, 1979—701- 901 16. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 18, 1979—902- 1500 17. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 18, 1979—1-200 BB 18. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 19, 1979—251- 350 BB 19. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 20, 1979—350- 550 BB 20. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—DECEMBER 21, 1979—551- 612 BB 21. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 8, 1980—BB 613- 1014 22. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 8, 1980— 417 CC 23. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 10, 1979—CC 418- 1000 24. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 11, 1980—DD 1- 515 25. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 14, 1980—DD 516- 795 26. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 15, 1980—DD 796- 1000 27. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 16, 1980—EE 1- 500 28. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 17, 1980—500- 1000 EE 29. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 18, 1980—1-400 FF 30. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 21, 1980—FF 401- 622 31. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 23, 1980—FF 623- 1000 32. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 23, 1980—GG 1- 500 33. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 25, 1980—GG 701- 912 34. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 29, 1980—GG 913- 1000 35. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 29, 1980—HH 271- 582 36. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 29, 1980—HH 1- 270 37. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 30, 1980—HH 583- 819 38. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 31, 1980—HH 850- 869 39. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEB. 1, 1980 JJ, JOB B-1-53 COUPLES IN PARIS 40. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 5, 1980—KK/A 1-113 41. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 5, 1980—HH 871-906 QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 6, 1980—HH 907-919, JJ 55 15 (NOT NUMBERED) 42. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 7, 1980— KK/A 114-206 43. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 8, 1980—HH 920-994 44. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 11, 1980—HH 995-1000 45. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—FEBRUARY 12, 1980—13 19, 14 25, 15 26, 18 29 46. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—MARCH, 1980, APRIL, 1980 47. QUESTIONNAIRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—JANUARY 31, 1980—HH 820- 850

Box 40 1978-1979 PUBLIC RELATIONS ITEMS Folder Title 1. NEWS RELEASE JANUARY 27, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS FARMERS’ VISIT TO WASHINGTON (PHOTOS ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPIROL, IN RAYBURN ROOM) 2. NEWS RELEASE JANUARY 27, 1978 SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES- RECORDER MR. AND MRS. DANIEL HIPP OF WESTON, GA. PRESENTING FARMERS’ PETITION TO CONGRESSMAN 3. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 2, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER PHOTO OF LIND ROBINSON, COLS, AND WRIGHT CULPEPPER, FT. VALLEY, OUR INTERNS; AND GEORGIA SCHLEY AND SUSU HENSON, TALMADGE INTERNS, BOTH OF COLS. 4. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 2, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE LEADER- TRIBUNE PHOTOS OF INTERNS LIND ROBINSON, COLS. WRIGHT CULPEPPER, FT. VALLEY, AND TALMADGE INTERNS GEORGIA SCHLEY AND SUSU HENSON, BOTH OF COLS 3 PHOTOS: AS COMM. ROOM; TUNNEL BTWN RHOB AND US. CAP. AND AT SAM RAYBURN STATUE, RHOB 5. NEWS RELEASE FEB. 6, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER (SENT TO WOMEN’S EDITOR, MRS. HELENA ZIMMERMAN) LOUISE SPENCER, OF COLS, WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS 6. NEWS RELEASE FEB. 6, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN MIDDLE GA. AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS 7. NEWS RELEASE FEB. 6, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE LEADER-TRIBUNE MIDDLE GEORGIA AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS 8. NEWS RELEASE FEB. 6, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL MIDDLE GEORGIA AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS 9. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 9, 1978 SPECIAL TO VIENNA NEWS- OBSERVER MR. AND MRS. EARL KEEBLE (LAGRANGE) AND MAX CONNOR (UNADILLA) WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS DURING GA. ASSN. OF PETROLEUM RETAILERS LEGIS. CONFERENCE 10. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 9, 1978 SPECIAL TO LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS MR. AND MRS. EARL KEEBLE, LAGRANGE, AND MAX CONNOR, UNADILLA, WITH JB ON HOPUSE STEPS DURING GA. ASSN. OF PETROLEUM RETAILERS LEGIS. MEETING (MAILED TO KEEBLE UNSTEAD OF TO PAPER FOR HIM TO HAND DELIVER TO PAPER) 11. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 2, 1978 SPECIALTO THE DAILY SUN DR. AND MRS. RONALD SEVERS, OF BOMAIRE, WASHINGTON VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN—PHOTO ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL— 12. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE VIENNA-NEWS OBSERVER MAYOR AND MRS. HOBBY STRIPLING, OF VIENNS WASHINGTON VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN OFFICE— 13. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES MRS. CORETTA SCOTT KING WASHINGTON VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN’S OFFICE 14. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS HENRY ABERNATHY, BRUCE LOVVERN AND GLEN ROBERTSON, ALL OF LAGRANGE WASHINGTON VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN –PHOTO ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL— 15. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE MARION COUNTY PATRIOT BOYCE HANNER AND MIKE MURRAY, OF BUENS VISTA WASHINGTON VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN—PHOTO ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 16. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 16, 1978 SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES- RECORDER DWIGHT BROWN, MARY PACE, DAB HICKS, ALL OF AMERICUS WITH JB DURING GA. JAYCEES’ FEDERAL AFFAIRS SEMINAR 17. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 21, 1978 SPECIAL TO CITIZEN AND GEORGIAN MRS. RAY LANIER (SUE), 3RD DISTRICT LAY EXTENSION LEADER WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 18. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 23, 1978 SPECIAL TO VALLEY TIMES NEWS JACK KEITH, OF WEST POINT, PRES. OF 1ST NATIONAL BANK. WITH JB IN DC OFFICE DURING GA. BANKERS ASSN. WASHINGTON VISIT. 19. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 23, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE MANCHESTER STAMERCURY JIMMY NESMITH, OF MANCHESTER, AND CLEON MOORE, OF FT. VALLEY, WITH JB IN DC OFFICE DURING GA. BANKERS ASSN. WASHINGTON VISIT 20. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 23, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE LEDGER-TRIBUNE CLEON MOORE, OF FT. VALLEY, AND JIMMY NESMITH, OF MANCHESTER, WITH JB IN DC OFFICE DURING GA. BANKERS ASSN. WASHINGTON VISIT 21. NEWS RELEASE MARCH 24, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER DR. E. M. MOLNAR, OF COLUMBUS,WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS DURING GA. MEDICAL ASSN. VISIT TO D. C. 22. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 28, 1978 TO BE SENT BY BOB WADE WHEN HE DEVELOPS PHOTOS SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN KENNETH GREER, OF WARNER ROBINS, AND OTHER REALTORS WITH CONGRESSMAN IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 23. NEWS RELEASE SENT TO CRYMES 4/4/78 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER (SENT TO MRS. THOMAS CRYMES FOR HANDDELIVERY TO LEDGER) TOMMY CRYMES WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 24. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO ASSOCIATED PRESS TOMMY CRYMES, OF COLUMBUS, WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 25. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL TOMMY CRYMES, OF COLUMBUS, WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL. 26. PHOTOS MAILED TO CONSTITUENTS 4/7/78 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. AVERY=OF WEST POINT AND SON BOBBY WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE 27. PHOTOS MAILED TO CONSTITUENTS 4/7/78 TERRY WRIGHT OF VIENNA WITH CONGRESSMAN ON CAPITOL STEPS 28. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE TATTLER, COLUMBUS TOMMY CRYMES AND JB ON HOUSE STEPS 29. PRESS RELEASE 4/14/78 SPECIAL TO: COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY UNIT OF THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY NEWSLETTER RE: DR. AND MRS. SOLOMON GARB 30. PRESS RELEASE APRIL 18, 1978 SPECIAL TO WASHINGTON WORKSHOPS VANCE BRAY, RECIPIENT OF UNION CARBIDE SCHOLARSHIP TO WASHINGTON WORKSHOP 1978 CONGRESSIONAL SEMINAR WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF U. S. CAPITOL 31. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 19, 1978 TO: COLUMBUS EMQUIRER (ED FOWLER) RE: JB WITH TOMMY CRYMES OF COLUMBUS 32. PRESS RELEASE APRIL 19, 1978 TO : COLUMBUS LEDGER (SARA SPANO) RE: JB WITH TOMMY CRYMES OF COLUMBUS 33. PRESS RELEASE 4/19/78 TO: CROSS COUNTRY TRAVEKLOR (FRANK BURCH) RE: JB WITH TOMMY CRYMES OF COLUMBUS 34. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 24, 1978 MAGNOLIA DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB WITH JB IN D. C. SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUD LEDGER (MAILED TO MRS. LOUISE BRIM FOR HANDDELIVERY TO KATHLEEN MCDUFFIE AT LEDG. 35. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 24, 1978 SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES- RECORDER MAGNOLIA DISTRICT GARDEN CLUB WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS 36. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 24, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES MRS. BUNKY MCCLUNG CLARK WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS 37. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 24, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE LEADER-TRIBUNE MR. AND MRS. ERNEST ANDERSON, OF FT. VALLEY, WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS 38. NEWS RELEASE MAY 10, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE VIENNA NEWS- OBSERVER RUDY MAPLES. OF PINEHURST. WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 39. NEWS RELEASE 6/2/78 SPECIAL TO THE MONROE COUNTY REPORTER CUTLINES AND PHOTO OF DARLENE CHASE, CONG. AND ANNE ON CAPITOL STEPS 40. NEWS RELEASE 6/9/78 SPECIAL TO THE LEADER-TRIBUNE MR. AND MRS. J. H. MOSELEY & DAUGHTER JERE, MRS. GLENDA BLACKWELL & SONS MEL AND STEPHEN, MRS. GINGER PARR & DAUGHTER JENNIFER 41. SPECIAL TO THE MARION COUNTY PATRIOT SUSAN DUNCAN AND JACK JOHNS WITH CONG, BRINKLEY IN OFFICE 42. SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN MEMBERS AND SPONSORS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR OF WARNER ROBINS’ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH JOIN U. S. REP. BRINKLEY ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 43. PRESS RELEASE 6/28/78 TO: COLUMBUS LEDGER, COLUMBUS ENQUIRER RE: NANCY NEUREN 44. PRESS RELEASE ON CONSTITUENTS SPECIAL TO LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS JULY 13, 1978 EILEEN GOLDEN, LAGRANGE, SUMMER INTERN WITH CONGRESSMAN ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 45. PHOTOS SENT FOR ARTICLE IN TALBOTTON NEW ERA PHOTOS OF CONGRESSMAN WITH GARY BYRD, OF TALBOTTON, FOR ARTICLE ON HIS WORK IN D. C. WITH CONGRESSIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE ON THE FUTURE (SENT PER REQUEST OF BOB TRIBBLE, ED.) 46. PRESS RELEASE 7/19/78 SPECIAL TO: THE BAYONNET (FORT BENNING) RE: CATHIE PARE—VISIT TO WASHINGTON 47. PRESS RELEASE JULY 19, 1978 MR. AND MRS. HOWARD PENDLETON AND MRS. FLORENCE PENDLETON WITH JB IN HIS OFFICE SPECIAL TO THE BAYONNET 48. PRESS RELEASE JULY 20, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE TALOR COUNTY NEWS SHAN YOUNG, OF REYNOLDS, DOUG BAILEY STATE FFA OFFICERS WITH CONGRESSMAN ON CAPITOL STEPS 49. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS 7/25/78 PILOT CLUB OF LAGRANGE- SENT TO PRISCILLA SKIPPER 50. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS JULY 28, 1978 LT. COL. AND MRS. NORMAN CHASE WITH SON DONALD AND DAUGHTER DARLEEN ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL WITH JB 51. 7/27/78 SPECIAL TO THE MANCHESTER STAR-MERCURY MANDY WINN, INTERN, WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 52. SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN 7/28/78 DAVID PERRY WITH JB AND MARC SHAFFER IN COURTYARD OF RHOB 53. 7/28/78 SPECIAL TO THE HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL MARC SHAFFER WITH JB IN COURTYARD OF RHOB 54. PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 4, 1978 SPECIAL TO MARION COUNTY PATRIOT MR AND MRS KING MOSS AND MR AND MRS HERMAN LONG AND FAMILIES WITH JB INFRONT OF CAPITOL 55. PHOTIO PRESS RELEASE 8/8/78 NINA MCCORCKLE, INTERN WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL SPECIAL TO THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER 56. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE 8/8/78 INTERN NINA MCCORKLE AND JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL SPECIAL TO THE MNARION COUNTY PATRIOT 57. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE 8/9/78 SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN ELAINE YORK, INTERN, AND JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL 58. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE 8/15/78 SPECIAL TO THE MARION COUNTY PATRIOT RE:MRS. CLARKE DUNCAN, DAUGHTERS KATHY REID AND SUSAN DUNCAN ON HOUSE STEPS WITH JB 59. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 17, 1978 SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN RE: MR. AND MRS. LARRY SNELLGROVE, CHILDREN DARIN AND SHANNON ON EAST STEPS OF CAPITO; WITH JB OTHER PHOTOS SENT YO SNELLGROVE 60. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE 8/22/78 SPECIAL TO THE MARION COUNTY PATRIOT RE: MR. AND MRS. JACK JOHNS AND SON JACK ON CAPITOL STEPS WITH JB 61. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE 9/12/78 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES RE: MAYOR PRO TEM AND MRS. A. J. MCCLUNG MRS. CHALES CLARK (BUNKY) ELIZABETH 62. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN WARNER ROBINS SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB W/ JB ON HOUSE STEPS 9/26/78 63. NEWS RELEASE 10/6/78 SPECIAL TO THE GEORGIA LEGIONAIRE PHOTO OF JB AND ARTHUR V. “BUBBA” AKIN 64. NEWS RELEASE – PHOTO DEC. 8. 1978 OUTLINE OF JB’S PLAN FOR INTRODUCING CD LEGISLATION IN 96TH CONGRESS SENT TO: CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL BULLETIN 65. SPECIAL TO: THE COLUMBUS LEDGER 1/29/79 LUCY FAY AND GAY BLACKMON. OF COLUMBUS 66. SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES FEBRUARY 14, 1979 VERONICA REYNOLDS, OF COLUMBUS, WITH JB IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 67. REVEREND JOHNNY FLAKES, COLUMBUS, WITH CONGRESSMAN ON CAPITOL STEPS SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES 68. SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN COUNCILWOMAN MCINTYREM WR, MARCH 13, 1979 69. SPECIAL TO THE MANCHESTER STAR-MERCURY MAYOR & MRS. BEAVERS CITY MAN. & MRS. MCCURDY MARCH 13, 1979 70. SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES COUNCILMEM CHESTER & RECTOR MARCH 13. 1979 71. PHOTO NEWS RELEASE MARCH 3, 1979 JB AND JIMMY TURNER, PEANUT PRINCESS ON CAPITOL STEPS WITH LARRY TUCKER SENT TO ALL DISTRICT PRINT MEDIA 72. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 23, 1979 PHOTO AND CUTLINE OF RANDY RUSSELL, JC GOOD CITIZEN SENT OF RANDY RUSSELL, JC GOOD CITIZEN SENT TO DAILY SUN-COPY ALSO SENT TO RANDY 73. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 23, 1979 PHOTO AND CUTLINE OF KEN AND HENRI DREW SENT TO AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER COPIES ALSO SENT TO KEN AND HENRI DREW 74. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 27, 1979 SENT TO CITIZEN AND GEORGIAN JB WITH SUE LANIER AND BILLY SANDERS—COPIES ALSO SENT TO LANIER 75. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 27, 1979 SENT YO VIENNA NEWS-OBSERVER JB WITH BILLY SANDERS-COPIES ALSO SENT TO SANDERS 76. PHOTO NEWS RELEASE MARCH 28, 1979 SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN – JB, STAFF, EDDIE ALBERT 77. PHOTO NEWS RELEASE MARCH 28, 1979 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER-ENQUIRER TV BOOK EDTOR – SANDRA OKAMOTO, PHOTO OF JB, STAFF, EDDIE ALBERT 78. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JUNE 7, 1979 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS TIMES-PHOTO OF DARLENE JOHNSON, INTERN, AND JB-COPIES ALSO SENT TO DARLEEN IN FINANCE OFFICE 79. PRESS RELEASE JULY 2, 1979 SENT TO SNAPSHOT SECTION OF SUNDAY LEDGER-ENQUIRER. C/O MR. GRANT JACKSON NEW EDITOR. 80. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 10, 1979 INTERN IRERE HURST WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS COPIES SENT TO IRENE SPECIAL TO LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS 81. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 10, 1979 INTERN MARGARET SCOTT WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS COPIES SENT TO MARGARET SPECIAL TO VALLEY TIMES NEWS 82. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 24, 1979 SENT TO: WARNER ROBINS DAILY SUN, MARION COUNTY PATRIOT, PATRIOT CITIZEN, NOTE AND PICTURES SENT TO INEZ WATSON, DEBORAH FORD, LILLIAN BLACK 83. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 20, 1979 KEY CLUB SENT TO TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS, THOMASTON TIMES, AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER 84. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 26, 1979 JB WITH GIRLS NATION REPRESENTATIVE MELODY HUTCHERSON SENT TO THOMASTON TIMES AUTOGRAPHED PICTURE AND COPY OF CUTLINE SENT TO MELODY 85. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 20, 1979 4-H SENT TO: GEORGIA POST LEADER TRIBUNE TALBOTTON NEW EVC, (?) THOMASTON TIMES 86. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JULY 25, 1979 JB WITH REP. ANDMRS. GINGRICH-LARRY EDENFIELD FAMILY SENT TO SUNDAY LEDGER- ENQUIRER SNAPSHOT SECTION 87. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AUG. 1, 1979 SENT PICTURE AND CUTLINE TO: MONTEZUMA CITIZEN AND GEORGIAN ALSO SENT AUTOGRAOHED PICTURE AND COPY OF OUTLINE TO BETSY BETSY BAKER-INTERN 88. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AUG. 1, 1979 SENT PICTURE AND CUTLINE TO: FORT VALLEY LEADER TRIBUNE, MACON TELEGRAPH, MACON NEWS, SENT AUTOGRAPHED PICTURE AND COPY OF CUTLINE TO CHAN CHAN WHITE-INTERN 89. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 8, 1979 SPECIAL TO THE CITIZEN AND GEORGIAN (MONTEZUMA) 4-H MEMBER BECKY CATES WITH JB COPY OF PHOTO AND CUTLINE SENT TO BECKY-ALSO EXTRA PICTURE 90. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 8, 1979 SPECIAL TO THE LEADER- TRIBUNE INTERN NANCY PEAVY WITH JB PICTURE AND COPY OF CUTLINE GIVEN TO NANCY 91. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 8, 1979 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER INTERN JENNA HECHT WITH JB PICTURE AND COPY OF CUTLINE GIVEN TO JENNA 92. PHOTO REQUEST – NBC NEWS 93. PHOTO REQUESY – TV ASAH: 94. PHOTO SENT 10/8/79 AUTOGRAPHED INDIVIDUAL SHOT OF JB SENT TO TOM GRANT OF PERRY AT HIS REQUEST 95. PHOTO SENT 10/9/79 AUTPGRAPHED PIC OF JB AND TERRY FLANNERY (B F GOODRICH) SENT TO TERRY 96. PHOTO SENT 10/9/79 AUTOGRAPHED PIC OF MR. AND MRS. LOUIS DILLARD, BUENS VISTA AND SON MIKE OF WASHINGTON. D. C. 97. PHOTO RELEASES 10/17-79 SENT 2 COLOR SLIDES EACH TO CHARLIE GRAVES AND BOB BULLINGTON-EACH OF THEM WITH JB AT CAPITOL 98. PHOTO SENT 7/25/79 TO CONSTITUENTS GARRETTS OF COLUMBUS

Box 41 1977 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1977 JANUARY THANK YOU LETTERS 2. 1977 FEBRUARY THANK YOU LETTERS 3. 1977 MARCH THANK YOU LETTERS 4. 1977 APRIL THANK YOU LETTERS 5. 1977 MAY 6. 1977 JUNE THANK YOU LETTERS 7. 1977 JULY THANK YOU LETTERS 8. 1977 AUGUST THANK YOU LETTERS 9. 1977 SEPTEMBER THANK YOU LETTERS 10. 1977 OCTOBER THANK YOU LETTERS 11. 1977 NOVEMBER THANK YOU LETTERS 12. 1977 DECEMBER THANK YOU LETTERS 13. REGISTRATION BOOKS 14. BUMPER STICKER CREW 15. YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE 94TH COBGRESS 1975-1976 16. VOTING 17. CAMPAIGN LITERATURE 18. LETTERS FILE 19. SUMTER COUNTY 20. CAMPAIGN LETTERS 21. ENDORSEMENT LETTERS 22. JERRY LUQUIRE SCRIPTS 23. PRESS RELEASES 24. RADIO AND TV CONTRACTS 25. AGENCY REPORT 26. CALENDAR THANK YOU FOR CALENDARS

Box 42 1969-1974 MIL. ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS Folder Title 1. ACAD.: A. F. ACADEMY ADVISORY BOARD 2. ACAD.: MILITARY ACAD. ADVISORYT BOARD 3. ACAD.: NAVAL ACAD. ADVISORY BOARD ALSO MERCHANT MARINE 4. ACADEMIES: 1976 ADVISORY COMMITTEE 5. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 6. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 PERRY JOSEPH HAROLD (MILITARY) CIVIL SERVICE TEST TAKEN 7-5 MEDICAL AUTK (?) 7-10 MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 7. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: PITTMAN, KEITH ALLEN AIR FORCE NOMINATED PRINCIPAL TO AIR FORCE ACADEMY BY SENATOR TALMADGE (INFI. RECEIVED 12-29-73) 8. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973ROWLEY, MR. GERALD WILLIAM A. F., C. S. TEST AUTH. SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 7-10, FILE REACTIVATED – NEW LEVEL SERVICE SCORES. QUESTION: SHOULD HE APPEAR BEFORE THE BOAED AGAIN THIS YEAR? 1ST ALTERNATE (VACANCY #2) WITHDRAWN 11/3/73 9. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 SMITH, ARTHUR LEE, III (NAVAL) HIGH SCHOOL RECORD! C S TEST AUTH SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7- 10, 5TH ALTERNATE 10. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 STEELE, WILLIAM B., JR. (AIR FORCE) CIVIL SERVICE EXAM 7/5, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 7/10, 3RD ALTERNATE (VACANCY #1) MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 11. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 STEPHENSON, GEORGE FOSTER (NAVAL) – 6TH ALTERNATE 12. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 TEW, WILLIAM A. DISQUAL. PHYSICAL APTITUDE MILITARY ACADEMY 13. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1974 TRUDELL, TOM CRAIG MILITARY (ALSO AIR FORCE OR NAVAL) (SEE AIR FORCE FILE) ORIGINAL FILE TRANSFERRED TO REP. PHILIP RUPPE – “ (?) ETC. DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN 14. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 WILLETTS, JAMES PHILLIP MILITARY 15. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1974 WOODWARD, HERMAN S. MERCHANY MARINE, RESIGNED MAY 1971 16. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1976 NOT PART OF DISTRICT QUOTA WOYCE, DANA C. (AIR FORCE) 2 NOT ALT (?) EARLY SELECTION FOR APPOINTMENT RESIGNED 8/11/72 17. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1978 HANCHETT, MARC (CONGRESSMAN SONNY MONTGOMERY CONSTITUENT) MERCHANT MARINE RESIGNED 10/18/74 18. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HELDRETH, DAVID C. MILITARY DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 19. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HICKMAN, MARK A. AIR FORCE (OR NAVAL) DISQUALIFIED ACCAD. 20. ACADEMIES: HILL, JOSEPH – FOURTH ALTERNATE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY MILITARY 21. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 HOWARD, STEVEN J. (AIR FORCE) C S. TEST AUTH. SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 7-10, CONGRESSMAN: THIS APPLICANT, STEVEN J. HOWARD, MUST BE MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED, ALTHOUGH WE HAVE NOT YET RECEIVED COPY OF REPORT. PLEASE SEE MEMO FROM HELEN SOLOMON AND MT MEMO FOR FILES. AH DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 22. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1974 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA JOHNSON, BARNEY GLEN AIR FPRCE CLASS OF 1984 23. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 JONES, JAMES E. (AIR FORCE) C. S. TEST AUTH. MAILED 8/11/72, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 8-16, 2ND ALTERNATE (VACANCY #2) 24. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: LINCOLN, JAMES M. (MILITARY) DISQUIL. ACADEMICALLY 25. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HUNT, JOHN WESLEY NAVAL (OR MILITARY) DISQUALIFIED (SEE COMPLETE FILE UNDER MILITARY ACAD.) 26. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 MATHEW, BARTLY JAMES OR MILITARY) SELECTED BUT DECLINED 7/1974 –ENTERED AIR FORCE ACAD. UNDER PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION 27. ACADEMY APPL: 1973 MILLS, JOSEPH A. (NAVAL) DISQUALIFIED PRINCIPAL C. S. TEST AUTH. SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 7-10, PRINCIPAL – DISQUALIFIED INCOMPLETE ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS 28. ACADEMY: 1973 CANDIDATE: MYRICK, JOHN ALLEN, III AIR FORCE WITHDRAWN 3/15/73 29. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 PARKMAN, TERRY W. (AIR FORCE) CIV. SER. TEST AUTH. SENT 8-9, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 8-16, 1ST ALTERNATE (VACANCY #1) 30. ACADEMY: 1974 APPLICANT: PERRY, DANIEL MICHAEL AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACAD/ & MEDICALLY 31. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 CHILDS, JAMES R., JR. (BUDDY) (NAVAL) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 4TH ALTERNATE, CIV. SERV. TEST AUTH. SENT 8-9, MED. AUTH. SENT 8-16 32. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 DAVIDSON, JOSEPH ELIJAH, III (JED) AIR FORCE SELECTED MED AUTH. SENT, DECLINED APPOINTMENT 33. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 DUNCAN, PATRICK JAMES MERCHANT MARINE MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 34. ACADEMY: AIR FORCE CLASS OF 1976 ELLERBEE, CADET RODNEY C. (NOT PART OF 3RD DISTRICT) (TRANSFERRED FROM 6TH DISTRICT BECAUSE OF REAPPORTIONMENT) (RESIGNED 1/32/73) 35. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 FARR, ARTHUR D. NAVAL DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICS 36. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: FLETCHER, PAYTON W. (MILITARY) DISQUALIFIED MED. 37. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 GREENE, JACK T. (NAVAL) C. S. TESY AUTH. SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 7-10, 3RD ALTERNATE, MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 38. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 GRISWOLD, R. KELLEY (AIR FORCE) DISQUALIFIED C. S. TEST AUTH SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7-10, PRINCIPAL (VACANCY #2) 39. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 BENSON, ROBERT S, NAVAL 1ST ALTERNATEC S, TEST AUTH SENT 6-20, MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7-10 40. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 BLOUNT, JOHN BARRY (MILITARY) CIV SERV TEST AUTH SENT 8-9, MED. AUTH. SENT 8-16, 3RD ALTERNATE, DISQUALIFIED 41. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1973 – BOWICK, CHRISTOPHER JOHN (NAVAL) – 7TH ALTERNATE 42. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OD 1976 WITHDREW – JUNE 1973 MERCHANT MARINE PRINCIPAL APPOINTED 43. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1974 BRINKMAN, MARK S. MERCHANT MARINE (FIRST) MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 44. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1974 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA BROWN, THOMAS AIR FORCE FULLY QUALIFIED REACTIVATED FOR 1970 WAIVE EXAN & INTERVIEW APPOINTED – 1970 RESIGNED – APR. 22 1971 45. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BRUCKNER, ROBERT M. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACAD 46. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1974 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA CAPRONI, III, ALBERT AIR FORCE ACCEPTED FOR APPOINTMENT NOTIFIED 4-21-70 RESIGNED 2/5/72 47. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1973 ADAMS, BENTLEY C. III NAVAL NOT RECOMMENDED-OUT OF DISTRICT CIVIL SERVICE TEST AUTH, SENT 6-20, MEDICAL TEST AUTH, SENT 7-10, ROTC SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED NOT NOMINATED 48. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT ALSTON,RANDALL L. (AIR FORCE) 4TH ALT. FOR PREP SCHOOL CONSIDERATUON ONLY DISQUALIFIED ACAD. 49. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1976 ARMSTRONG, DONALD E. NAVY DISCHARGED 8/2/73 PRINCIPAL APPOINTED – WARD RESERVED (?) FROM ACAD. 2-7-72 50. ACADEMY APPLICANT: BEAVERS, GARRY JOHN (MERCHANT MARINE) CIVIL SERVICE TEST AUTH, SENT 8-9, APPLICATION WITHDRAWN 51. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 1970 52. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 1972 53. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 1973 54. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 1974 55. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 1975 56. ACADEMY: INQUIRIES 1971

Box 43 1979 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. JULY, 1979 INV, DECLINED 1A JULY, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 2. AUGUST, 1979 INV. DECLINED 2A AUGUST, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 3. SEPTEMBER, 1979 INV. DECLINED 3A SEPTEMBER, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 4. OCTOBER, 1979 INV. DECLINED 4A OCTOBER, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 5. NOVEMBER, 1979 INV. DECLINED 5A NOVEMBER, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 6. DECEMBER, 1979 INV. DECLINED 6A DECEMBER, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED

Box 44 1967-1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD STATEMENTS Folder Title 1. 31 JAN ’67 TRADING LAUNCH PAD A-371 2. 8 FEB 67 – CAPE TOWN INCIDENT H-1196 3. 21 FEB 67 H-1692 18 YR VOTING 4. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS RETUERNING SOEET BPW (KELLEY) March 2, 1967 5. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MARCH 13, 1967 TEXTILE) A-1235 6. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: MARCH 20, 1967 (VIET NAM) 7. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT MARCH 20, 1967 (STAND ON VIET NAM) PAGE H 2444 8. 3 APR 67 H-3456 3RD LAND BANK SYSTEM 9. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT APRIL 25, 1967 (BILL WILLIS SPEECH) ALSO REVISION OF REMARKS 10. 25 APR 76 – H-4593 TEXTILE 11. 26 APR 67 POSTAL RATES BILLS H 4738 12. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD APRIL 28, 1967 (REMARKS ON GENERAL WESTMORELAND) 13. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MAY 3 1967 (EXCHANGE PROGRAM FLAG BURNING) 14. 4 MAY 67 HR-9660 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 15. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT – MAY 10 VIET NAM LTR. – PP ‘A 2310 16. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT – MAY 15, 1967 A-2376 WALLY REID EDITORIAL 17. INSERT CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – MAY 18, 1967 (ON MODEL CITIES) A-2466 18. INSERT IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – MAY 18, 1967 “SOUTHERN STRATEGY” (QUIE AMENDMENT) H-5799 19. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT MAY 22, 1967 (ON STANDING BEHIND ISRAEL) H-5792 20. INSERT IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD JUNE 6, 1967 – DEBT CEILING MEASURE PAGE H-6647 FOREIGN AID & MIDDLE EAST 21. 7 JUNE 1967 CONGRATULATIONS TO U. MICHIGAN CENTENNIAL 22. INSERT IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD JUNE 12, 1967 – FRAFT DODGERS 23. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 14, 1967 (RE: BOWDOIN ADDRESS, “THE CANCER OF INDIFFERENCE” A-3001-03 24. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT –APPENDIX – JULY 10, 1967 (MILLARD GRIMES EDITORIAL) A-3429 25. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT JUNE 20, 1967 (STOKLEY CARMICHAEL – INSURRECTION) H-7557 26. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT AUGUST 1, 1967 (ROBERTS LETTER – DISGUST WITH RIOTING AND CIVIL DISORDER) A-3904 27. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT AUGUST 3, 1967 – PAGE 1 – HAZARDOUS DUTY PAY 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT AUGUST 7, 1967 – PAGE A-3987 – THE AMERICAN WAY (BUDDY RIDDLE) 29. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – AUGUST 10, 1967 (RECOGNIZING THE FACTS) H-10383 30. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – AUGUST 25, 1967(GALLANTRY IN VIETNAM) A-4327 31. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – SEPTEMBER 12, 1967 – “COMMON SENSE” PAGE A4531 32. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT POSTAL AND CIVIL SERVICE PAY RAISE – B-13270 10/11/67 33. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – OCTOBER 20, 1967 (ANTI WAR DEMONSTRATION AT PENTAGON H-13762 34. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – NOVEMBER 17, 1967 – PAGE A5696 “MY GEORGIA” 35. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – NOVEMBER 21, 1967 – MAIL CALL VIET NAM – PAHE H-15744 36. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD NOVEMBER 28, 1967 PAGE H-15935 (ON LAW AND ORDER) (ENTITLED – THE AMERICAN FLAG) 37. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – NOVEMBER 29, 1967 PAGE H 15989 (OPPOSITION TO PREFERENTIAL MOTION (MEAT INSPECTION) 38. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT NIOVEMBER 30, 1967 PAGE H- 16111 “NOP SUBSTITUTION FOR VICTORY 39. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT BY CONGRESSMAN STUCKEY ON JB, DECEMBER 6, 1967, PAGE H-06445 40. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – DECEMBER 11, 1967 PAGE H- 16659 “MY PROMISE” 41. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – JANUARY 25, 1968 (POSITION ON THE PUEBLO) 42. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 5, 1968 (CREDIBILITY – PUEBLO) PAGE H-777 43. 2/50/68 INSERTION IN RECORD – PEOM – “WAVE, OLD GLORY” PG. E- 935 44. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT- “LOOKING BACK” – FEBRUARY 29, 1968 – PAGE E-1344 45. INSERTION IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – MARCH 14, 1968 PG. E-1897 (JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT LUNCHEON) 46. INSERTION IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – MARCH 14, 1968 (TRIBUTE TO FIREMEN) PG. E-1910 47. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – 4/8/68 – REASON PG. H-2653 48. INSERTION IN COBGRESSIONAL RECORD, APRIL 10, 1968 PGS. H-2793 AND H-2825 & H-2826 (CIVIL RIGHTS) 49. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – APRIL 22, 1968 PG. E-3152 POEM ENTITLED “GLORY” BY DEBORAH LEIGH WALDROP 50. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT APRIL 24, 1968 “I VOTED NO ON OPEN HOUSING” PG. E-3275 51. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT: (DRAFT) (ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT) 52. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT EXTENSION OF REMARKS APRIL 28, 1968 “THE DIGNITY OF WORK” 53. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MAY 3, 1968 E-3733 ”WHO SPEAKS FOR YOUTH” 54. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT MAY 6, 1968 “COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP” P-E-3791-94 55. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MAY 7, 1968 ON DEATH OF ALABAMA GOVERNOR LURLEEN WALLACE) 56. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MAY 8, 1968 (COLUMBUS DAY) 57. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MAY 8, 1968(JOHN KNOX ESSAY) (LAW DAY) P 3969 58. INSERTION_CONGRESSIONAL RECORD _ MAY 9. 1968 – PACKAGE LEGISLATION ISN’T GOOD E-4040 59. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – MAY 16, 1968 ((VIET NAM (PARIS TALKS)) 60. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 20, 1968 (ARITHMETIC OF ACQUIENSCENCE) E-4399 61. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT JUNE 5, 1967 P. H-6625 (INSURANCE RATES) 62. FOR INSERTION IN THE BODY OF THE RECORD – (H. R. 15424) PAGE H- 5037 JUNE 17, 1968 (FORMULA FOR PROPOSED SPENDING CEILING) THE TAX BILL 63. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 18, 1968 PAGE ____ (FREEDOM) (SPEECH BY MRS. MARG. JOHNSON) 64. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 21, 1968 “THE GUN BILLS” PAGE E-5125 65. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT JUNE 27, 1968 PAGE E-5944 (SPEECH BY WALTER OWENS) 66. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT- JULY 1, 1968 PAGE H-5855 (FROM WHERE I STAND) 67. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – JULY 1, 1968 PAGE H-5848 (INTERSTATE HIGHWAT DEBATE) 68. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 19, 1968 (TRIBUTE TO REV, JACK P. LOWNDES) H-7039 69. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 22, 1968 (DURING DEBATE ON GUN BILL) STEPPINGSTONE LEGIS. P-7120 70. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 5, 1968 (PASSING OF J. RUSSELL TUTEN) PAGE – H-8306 71. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 10, 1968 (SPEECH OF EUGENE M BECKER) (ASST. SECY OF THE ARMY) PAGE H-9745 72. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT: OCTOBER 11, 1968 NATL. FED. OF BUS. & PROF. WOMEN) PAHE H-9836 73. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT: OCTOBER 10, 1968 (REMARKS ON HON. “TOOK” GATHERINGS) P. H 9786 74. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 13, 1969 (PASSING OF JIM BLANCHARD) PAGE H-184 75. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 31, 1969 ON THE DEATH OF DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER (PAGE H 2380) 76. CONGRESSIONAL REC. INSERT-EXT. OF REMARKS, MAY 5, 1969 P.E. 3624 “LAW DAY, 1969, ESSAY” BY REBECCA BURT 77. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 6, 1969 (BRO. CARL PRACOCK) H3383 CHAPLAIN OF THE DAY 78. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 16. 1969 (GODSPEED – APOLLO 11 CREW) H5990 79. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 22, 1969 CHARLES BLACK ARTICLE (HAMBURGER HILL) E6168 80. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 28, 1969 (TEXTILE IMPORTS) H6385 81. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 (TRIBUTE TO HON. BARRET O’HARA) PAGE E-9216 82. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 28, 1969 SALUTE TO EMPLOYEES OF WARNER ROBINS AFB H-10107 83. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 28, 1969 (ON H. J. RES. 966) H-10127 84. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT NOVEMBER 13, 1969 THE MAJORITY VOICE E-9572 85. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – PETRIOTISM PROCLAMATION – NOVEMBER 13, 1969 86. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT NOVEMBER, 1969 FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF RHODESIA’S INDEPENDENCE 87. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – JANUARY 21, 1970 – “NINE BLIND MEN” HEW SCII H-173 88. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 21, 1970 (REMARKS ON LT. CALLEY) PAGE H-141 89. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT: JANUARY 22, 1970 THE FICKLE FRENCH H- 197 90. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 18, 1970 (CONCERNED PARENTS) PAGE H-970 H-1070 91. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY23, 1970 – GORDON, GA. JAYCEES PETITION FOR LEGISLATION TO RESTORE FREEDON OF CHOICE IN SCHOOL SYSTEMS PAGE E-1166 92. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 23, 1970 (ISRAEL – SWISS JETLINER DESTRUCTION) PAGE E1177 93. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 24, 1970 (DAY OF PRAYER,SUMTER CO. & CITY OF AMERICUS) PAGE H-1159 94. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT E1226 FEBRUARY 24, 1970 KAOLIN INDUSTRY’S CONSERVATION PROGRAM AT GORDON, GEORGIA 95. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 25, 1970 EULOGY OF TIC FORRESTER PAGE H2479-82 96. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 26, 1970 THE NURSING HOME INDUSTRY PAGE H 2553 97. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT MARCH 26, 1970 PETITION FROM CATAULA, GA. RE: FREEDOM OF CHOICE PAGE H-2616 98. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT: JANUARY 26, 1970 “PEOPLE TO PEOPLE” PAGE H-300 99. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT APRIL 6, 1970 (ON THE PASSING OF HON. STEPHEN PACE) PAGE H2653 100. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 9, 1970 (HON STEPHEN PACW) PAGE H 2833 101. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APR 7, 1970 (GEORGIA JAYCEES RESOLUTION ON SCHOOL BUSING) PAGE H-2707 102. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 14, 1970 (REMARKS ON POSTAL PAY RAISE H. RES. 909) PAGE E-3262 103. 4/16/70 - CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – HERMAN TALMADGE’S SPEECH – PAGE E3289-90 104. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 29, 1970 (MILITARY PROCURENENT AUTH.) (C-5A PROGRAM) PAGE H-3657 105. CONGRESSIONAL INSERT: MAY 6, 1970 (PLANES FOR ISRAEL) H-3967 AND H3976 106. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 11, 1970 (ISRAEL’S 22ND BIRTHDAY) PAGE E-4088 107. MAY 20, 1970 - CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – HANDSACROSS GEORGIA – PAGE H 4568 108. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT MAY 21, 1970 MEDICAID PAGE H4665 109. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – JUNE 11, 1970 – LETTER TO THE EDITOR ATLANTA JOURNAL PAGE E5497 TOM DAY 110. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – SEPTEMBER 24, 1970 – UNDER SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE JOHN L. MCLUCAS’ SPEECH TO MIDDLE GA. CHAPTER OF AFA PAGE E8578 111. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPT. 24, 1970 (RE AIR FORCE APPRECIATION) PAGE E-8628 112. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER5, 1970 – PRISONERS OF WAR PAGE H9591 113. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – OCTOBER 6, 1970 – FREEPORT KAOLIN SCIENTISTS WIN ACCLAIM PAGE E8914 114. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – OCTOBER 14, 1970 – COLUMBUS- PHENIX CITY-FT. BENNING CHAPTER – AUSA PAGE E9418 115. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – 11/19/70 – TRADE ACT OF 1970 – PAGE H10578 116. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: NOVEMBER 25, 1970 ON H. R. 19504 PAGE H10788 117. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: DECEMBER 16, 1970 (ON FOOD STAMPS AMENDMENT) PAGE H 11868 118. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: DECEMBER 30, 1970 – L.MENDELL RIVERS PAGE E-10871 119. P. R. – ’69 GOVERNOR’S HONORS LIST 120. 1969 R. R. VISITOR AND TOURS 121. PR – TOURS – SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1969 – BOY SCOUTS 122. PR – TOURS –BURTS, ROBERT H. MR. AND MRS. AND TWO CHILDREN – JULY 6 – 8, 1969 123. CAHO, JOHN (AFGE BREAKFAST – JUNE 24, 1969 (TUESDAY-8:00 A. M. – B-399) 124. TOURS – BOB CARTER AND FAMILY – MAY 13TH THROUGH 20TH, 1969 125. PR – TOURS – ALLEN, WAYNE H. MR. AND MRS. AND PARTY OF 9 OTHERS. – JULY 1 & 2, 1969 126. PR – TOURS – BLACK, TOM B. MR. AND MRS. AND 3 DAUGHTERS – JULY 17 AND 18, 1969 127. PR – TOURS – BOWEN, GEORGE, JR. AND FAMILY – WEEK OF JULY 20, 1969 128. TOURS – MR. AND MRS. JULIAN CAWTHON & MR. AND MRS. TOM EASON – JUNE 23, 24 AND 25 1969 129. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. J. W. CHEVES & DAUGHTER, DIANE – AUGUST 18-20, 1969 130. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. LARRY CHILDERS AND THREE CHILDREN – JUNE 19TH AND 20TH 1969 131. TOURS – COOK, JAMES R. (JIMMY) THE REV, AND FAMILY AND E. W. WRIGHT AND FAMILY JUNE 9-11, 1969 132. PR – TOURS – CORNWELL, LLOYD R. AND FAMILY – JULY 30 AND 31, 1969 133. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. S. W. ENNIS & CHILDREN AND MRS. W. A. BOSTICJ – JUNE 4, 1969 134. PR – TOURS – 4-H MEMBERS JULY 16, 1969 135. TOURS – FAULKENBERRY, FRED MR. AND MRS. – JUNE 2 AND 3 AND DAUGHTER BECKY 136. PR – TOURS – HARDIN, RICHARD C. MR. AND MRS. WEEK OD SEPT. 7, 1969 137. TOURS – MR. AND MRS. DEF. HUNGERFORD – AUGUST 5, 1969 138. PR – TOURS – R. C. MARSHALL FAMILY – AUGUST 13-15, 1969 139. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. JAMES MAY – JUNE 10-13, 1969 140. PR – TOURS – MILES – BAGGETT TOUR – JUNE 24 1969 141. TOURS – THOMPSON, HAROLD MRS. ANF MOTHER, MRS. CLYDE LEE – 12/16/69 142. PR – TOURS – MRS B. W. PAIT AND DAUGHTER – AUGUST 13, 1969 143. PR – TOURS – MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL SERVICE ASSN. – AUGUST 9 AND 10, 1969 144. SCHOOL PATROL OF MUSCOGEE COUNT PHOTOGRAPH ON CAPITOL STEPS – JUNE 11, 1970 145. PR – TOURS – RICHARD SENDELBACH FAMILY & MRS. GEORGE LUMPKIN-JULY 31 – AUGUST 4, 1969 146. PR – TOURS – QUOTA CLUB OF COLUMBUS = JULY 9, 1969 147. PR – TOURS – REV. SAM G. ROGERS AND FAMILY – AUGUST 11, 1969 148. PR – TOURS – SPIEGEL, W. B. AND FAMILY – AUGUST 12, 1969 149. PR – TOURS – WINDSOR, JOSEPH V. AND FAMILY – JULY 1 AND 2, 1969 150. WORRELL, FLOYD G. 1969 151. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS 1970 152. PR – TOURS – OCTOBER 13, 1970 – ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY (OUR CONTACT: STEVE LARKIN) 153. PR – TOURS – BRAGG, ALFRED O., JR. MR. – AUGUST 4, 1970 154. PR – TOURS – BARKER, EDWARD MR. AND MRS. – 6/8/70 155. PR – TOURS – BLAIR, WILLIAM E. MR. AND MRA. & 2 DAUGHTERS – JULY 16, 1970 156. PR – TOURS – BOY SCOUTS – CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL – JULY 16, 1970 157. PR – TOURS – MARCH 24, 1970 – MR. AND MRS. HERMAN CANTOR AND DAUGHTERS SUSAN (10) AND Nancy (9) 158. PR – TOURS – CARR, FRED A. MRS. – AUGUST4, 1970 159. PR – TOURS – MARCH 27, 1970 – CHIPLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – (A. D. DAVIS) 160. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. DAVID A. CLARK - JUNE 10 AND 11, 1970 161. PR – TOURS – COX, OWEN E. MRS. – PARTY OF FOUR – JULY 20 AND 21, 1970 162. PR – TOURS – DALE, THEO MR. AND MRS. AND 3 CHILDREN – JULY 13 – 17, 1970 163. PR – TOURS – DILKS, CHARLES MAJOR AND FAMILY – AUGUST 17-21, 1970 164. PR – TOURS – FOSTER, JIMMIE L. MR. MRS. AND DAUGHTWE – JULY 22 AND 23, 1970 165. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. KENNETH L. FRY, JR. AND FAMILY – JUNE 30, 1970 166. PR – TOURS – MARCH 26, 1970 – HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 167. TOURS – HARRISON – HENDERSON MARCH 17-18, 1970 168. PR – TOURS – HOLT, REVEREND JOSEPH – JULY 9. 1970 169. PR – TOURS – HORTON, LEMUEL L. AUGUST 14 – 21, 1970 170. PR – TOURS – MRS. WALTER JENNINGS AND PARTY – JUNE 9, 1970 171. PR – TOURS – JONES, W. E. MRS AND MISS MART HART WHITEHURST 1970 172. PR – TOURS – KEY, JACK, JR. AND FAMILY – JULY 21 – 23, 1970 173. PR – TOURS – MARCUS, PAULINE MISS – JUNE 12 AND 17TH 1970 174. PR – TOURS – MILES, W. W. – JULY 214, 1970 175. PR – TOURS – T.W. MIXON – MR. AND MRS. AND TWO CHILDREN – JULY 20TH, 1970 176. PR – TOURS – MOLESKI FAMILY – JUNE 5, 1970 177. PR – TOURS – PASSAILAIGUE, JACK M., JR. AND FAMILY – JULY 21, 1970 178. PRESEDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG AMERICANS GROUP – FEBRUARY 24, 1970 – 10:45 A. M. 179. PR – TOURS –SMYTH, MRS. CARMEN (LEWIS B.); CLARE SMYTH; BLAKE SMYTH; JOE; MOODY; MISS MARTHA COOPER APRIL 24-26, 1970 180. PR – TOURS – TURNER, MARGARET T. MRS. AND PARTY 181. PR – TOURS – WILLIAMS, JESSE MRS. AND DAUGHTER, MARY ROSE – JULY 21-24, 1971 182. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY ZELONIS – JUNE 2 AND 3. 1970 DAY AT A GLANCE 1967 DAY AT A GLANCE 1968 DAY AT A GLANCE 1969 DAY AT A GLANCE 1970 DAY AT A GLANCE 1970 SECOND HALF

Box 45 1979 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: BROADCASTING-GENERAL 2. ISSUES: BROADCASTING/PENDING/FCC/HENDERSON, BETTY/MRS./VALENTINE & GUTTO 3. ISSUES: “B”ROADCASTING – (FCC PENDING) BRANTLEY, EDDIE & SIMMONS 4. ISSUES: BROADCASTING FECERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION MR. WILLIAM ATKINS 5. MR. JOE WINDSOR NAB DEREGULATION PLAN ISSUES: BROADCASTING 6. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: BROADCASTING 7. THANK YOU: BROADCASTING 8. BROADCASTING AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 9. ISSUES CONSERVATION – GENERAL 10. ISSUES CONSERVATION – PENDING BLAYLOCK W. C. BRADLEY CO. (PENDING) 11. ALASKA LANDS ISSUES CONSERVATION - 12. THANK YOU CONSERVATION 13. ISSUES CONSERVATION – NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES 14. CONSERVATION: BILL AWND DEAR COLLEAGUES 15. ISSUES CONSERVATION – FORESTRY SERVICE, WILDERNESS AREAS CABANISS, DR. DANIEL 16. ISSUES CONSERVATION – (MR. MAURICE J. DUTTERA) 17. ISSUES: CRIME – GENERAL 18. GUN CONTROL ISSUES: CRIME 19. THANK YOU – CRIME 20. NEW CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES 21. DRUGS ISSUES: CRIME 22. ISSUES: CRIME ELLISON, MRS. BRENDA V. RE CRIME IN VIRGIN ISLANDS 23. ISSUES: CRIME – LEAA (URBAN CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAM) MAYOR HARRIS JACKSON 24. CRIME: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 25. ISSUES: ECONOMY – GENERAL 26. BUDGET ISSUES: ECONOMY 27. ECONOMY: AID TO CHRYSLER 28. ISSUES: ECONOMY FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 29. ISSUES: ECONOMY: W C BRADLEY MANUFACTURING 30. JONES, BARRY & COUCH, LUKE ISSUES: ECONOMY 31. ISSUES: ECONOMY (BUDGET) RE: BROOMFIELD 32. ISSUES: ECONOMY JENNINGS, FRANK E. 33. ISSUES: ECONOMY – PICKARD, WM.NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: ECONOMY 34. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: ECONOMY 35. THANK YOU ECONOMY 36. ECONOMY BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 37. ISSUES: EDUCATION GENERAL 38. DEPT. OF EDUCATION PROPOSAL ISSUES: EDUCATION 39. HR 2444 DEPT. OF EDUCATION 40. EDUCATION: SCHOOL PRAYER 41. EDUCATION: SCHOOL LUNCH 42. HR 5192 HIGHER EDUCATION 43. ALFORD, WILLIAM C. ISSUES: EDUCATION 44. ISSUES: EDUCATION DR. JOHN ANDERSON – COLUMBUS COLLEGE 45. BARDWELL, MR. LLOYD R. ISSUES: EDUCATION 46. ISSUES: EDUCATION – JOE W. ANDREWS HOME BUILDERS ASSN OF GA. RE: LEWID CENKER MEMORIAL FOUNDATION 47. ISSUES: “E”DUCATION (PENDING) DR. BRAXTON A.NAIL 48. ISSUES: “E”DUCATION/CHILD/JUSTICE DEPARTMENT 49. ISSUES: EDUCATION/PENDING/HIGHER EDUCATION ACT 50. ISSUES: EDUCATION MR. JACK DERISO CHAIRMAN, SUMTER COUNY BOARD OF EDUCATION LESLIE ROAD AMERICUS, GA. NOV.26, 1979 51. ISSUES: EDUCATION-PENDING –SCHLEY, PHILIP T. –GRIFFIN BELL’S OFFICE 52. ISSUES: EDUCATION RE: RICHARD SHIVER LAGRANGE 53. ISSUES: EDUCATION.PENDING/ STALLER, KENNETH R/ SINPOSON- CHANCELLOR ST BOARD OF REGENTS 54. ISSUES: EDUCATION – WHITLEY, THOMAS Y. PRESIDENT COLLUMBUS COLLEGE 55. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: EDUCATION 56. THANK YOU EDUCATION 57. EDUCATION: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES

Box 46 1977-1980 MIL. ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS Folder Title 1. 1980 FORCE ACADEMY APPLICANT SHELLHOUSE, RUSTY INCOMPLETED RECORD ELIMINATED 2. 1980 NAVAL ACADEMY APPLICANT MI;ITARY & AIR FORCE SHEPHERD, GARY B. JR. (GABE) DISQUALIFIED BY AF 3. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT SHERROD, MICHAEL J. 2/16/78 APPOINTED TO AF ACADEMY – CONDITIONAL (MED.-DENTAL) (BRACES) NOITIFIED BY PHONE 2/16/12 LC DECLINED APPT. 97 BECAUSE OF MEDICAL DISQUALIFICATION – BRACES WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN REMOVED BEFORE HE COULD ENTER. VERIFIED W/MRS. BANKS 5/11/78 ACAD. LIASON LC 4. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT SINCLAIR, ANDREW I. MERCHANT MARINE DISQUALIFIED 5. CLASS OF 1983 SMITH, MISS MELANIE MERCHANT MARINE AIR FORCE OR NAVAL (BUSINESS CARD FOR HERBERT O. SMITH COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR WITH HANDWRITTEN NOTE: DAUGHTER CADET APPLICANT) 6/19/79 QUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY BUT STILL PENDING MEDICAL RESULTS – NOTIFIED BY TELEGRAM. LL OFFERED APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED JULY 1979 1/4/82 ATTENDING WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 6. CLASSOF 1982 (UNDER SEN.T. APPOINTMENT) APPLICANT: SMITH, THOMAS J. J. MILITARY APPOINTED UNDER ANOTHER NOMINATION (SEN. T.) RESIGNED 7. 1980 ACADEMY INQUIRY—WEST POINT SPENCER, VALERIE REJECTED 8. 1979 ACADEMY FILE STEWART, TOMMY (ORIGINAL CALL FROM STATE REP. SANFORD BISHOP) 9. 1980 MILITARY ACADEMY APPLICANT STULL, RAYMOND MR. FILE CLOSED 10. TAYLOR, H. KEITH 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT REJECTED 11. THODE, MR. RICHARD LEE 1-AF 1982 12. 1979 ACADEMY FILES TISDALE, MR. SEAN COMP. ALT.-NAVAL DISQUALIFIED NAVAL CALLED 2/23 LL 4/23 REJECTED ACADEMICALLY 13. TRESHANSKY, MR. DAVID MICHAEL 1981 1-AF DISQUALIFIED ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINTOUT 14. TUKES, MR. STACY WARWICK 1982 1-ARMY 2-NAVY 15. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT TULIA, MR. STEVEN AL. COMP. ALT.-AF 4/23 - QUALIFIED BUT NOT YET SELECTED 6/6/79 – QUALIFIED, NOT SELECTED 16. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT VANDERGRIFT, JOHN LAWRENCE ALL 3 NAVAL FIRST CHOICE DECLINED NAVAL 1/12/78 17. WALKER, MR. FRED DOUGLAS, JR. 1982 1-ARMY 2-NAVY 3-AF ARMY FILE CLOSED 18. WALKER, WENDELL 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT WITHDREW 19. WATSON, MR. JOHN MCCAULEY 1982 1-AF 20. WHITE, MR. BENJAMIN JAMES 1982 21. WILLIAMS, MISS CYNTHIA D 1981 1-ARMY (HAS NOT RET’S APPLICATION-CURRENTLY ATTENDING WEST POINT PREP. SCHOOL. RECOM. ALTERNATE APPT.) WITHDREW ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINTOUT 22. ACADEMY WILLIAMS, JACKIE R. P. AIR FORCE ELIMINATED 23. 1979 APPLICANT WOMACK, RODNEY COMP. ALT. NAVAL 4/89 REJECTED SCHOLASTICALLY 24. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT WRIGHT, MICHAEL H. AIR FORCE DECLINED 3/1/78 25. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: ZEUNER, STEVEN AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED – PHYSICAL APT. DECEASED 26. CLASS OF 1983 SMITH, SAMUEL LYNN COMP. ALT. – WEST POINT RESIGNED 1/5/79 NOTIFIED BY W. P. HE IS CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED – DEPENDENT ON MED. EXAM RESULTS (MR. PEASE TELEPHONED) 1/8 CALLED LYNN AT SCHOOL PERRY HIGH 912-987- 1622 W/NEWS – TOLD HIM WE WOULD BE BACK IN TOUCH LATER W/RESULTS OF MEDICAL EXAM 1/29 – CALLED LYNN @ HOME – HE IS FULLY QUALIFIED & WILL BE ACCEPTED TO W. P. 4/23 ADMITTED 8/31 – RESIGNED FROM ACADEMY 1 – A. FORCE 2 – W. P. 3 – NAVAL 27. 1978 ACAD. APPLICANT ALLEN, RICHARD RUSSELL U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 CHARGED ALL 3 WEST POINT 1ST CHOICE ACCEPTED COMPLETELY QUALIFIED WEST POINT TELEPHONED RUSS AT SCHOOL 1/18/78 ACCEPTED W. POINT 28. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT AUMANN, TIMOTHY B. MAUK, GA. MILITARY (ALSO NAVAL) NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT *SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT 29. 1974 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BLACK, ALAN SCOTT MILITARY SELECTED CLASS OF 1978 30. ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLAPP, FREDERICK L. (MILITARY) APPOINTED FROM OTHER SOURCE CLASS OF 1977 (NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA) CS. AUTH SENT 6-20 MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7-10 1ST ALTERNATE PREVIOUS NOMINATION UNDER SEN. TALMADGE. HE HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT AND THEREFORE WILL NOT BE CHARGED TO 3RD DISTRICT QUOTA GRADUATED – 1979 31. ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLAPP, TIMOTHY MILITARY (5TH ALTERNATE) SELECTED UNDER SEN. NUNN’S PRINCIPAL NOM) WAS CONGRESSMAN’ PRINCIPAL TO NAVALBUT ON 3/11/75 HE DECLINED THIS NOMINATION SINCE HE ACCEPTED THE OFFER OF APPOINTMENT TO MILITARY ACADEMY GRADUATED – 1979 32. MILITARY ACADEMY CADET: CLAYTON, ROBERT CLASS OF 1979 MILITARY ACADEMY (RECEIVED APPOINTMENT AS SON OF A DECEASED VETERAN) GRADUATED – 1980 33. 1977 ACADENY CANDIDATE: COLE, PATRICIA U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 CHARGED DISJUSTIFIED ACADEMICALLY ACCEPTED NAVAL – FULLY QUALIFIED 34. 1977 APPLICANT: COLEMAN, RANDALL G. AIR FORCE CLASS OF 1981 SELECTED AS SEN. NUNN’S PRINVIPAL NOMINATED BY SEN. NUNNAS PRINCIPAL 35. ACADEMY APPLICANT: COLEMAN, RICHARD KENNETH, JR, AIRFORCE CLASS ON 1978 APPOINTED 36. ACADEMIES: APPLICANT: FOGEL, CHARLES J. MILITARY (MOVED FROM 1976) SELECTED GRADUATED CHECK TEMPORARY ADDRESS AT MERCER UNIV 37. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: GIRONE, MICHAEL AIR FORCE OR MILITARY CLASS OF 1981 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT *SELECTED APPOINTED 38. 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: *HAMILL, ALAN A MILITARY CLASS OF 1980 (NOT CHARGED TO QUOTA) SELECTED GRADUATED 39. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: *HAMILL, NEIL J. (MILITARY) CLASS OF 1981 NOT CHARGED SELECTED 40. 1978 MILITARY NOMINEE HINES, CARL THOMAS CURTIS TIMOTHY CASE HANDLED BY ELIZABETH LUNSFORD ACCEPTED WEST POINT CLASS OF 1981 41. JOHNSON, NORLYN ROSS U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 CHARGED RESIGNED FROM WEST POINT AIR FORCE MILITARY 4/18 NOTIFIED FULLY QUALIFIED FOR WEST POINT – LC 404-628 5782 DISQUALIFIED FOR AF ON PAE 4/19/78 PER LIASON ACCEPTED W. POINT NOT ANSWERED 42. NAVAL JURCEKA, JOHN A. U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 CHARGED FULLY QUALIFIED – OFFERED APPT TO NAVAL NOTIFIED JURCEKA AT SCHOOL 8/28/78 REJECTED PAE W. P. 43. KUNKEL, KURT LANCE WEST POINT U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 –APPOINTMENTS 97-> PRESIDENTIAL WAIVERS AF – NAVAL ALREADY NOMINATED BY PRESIDENTIAL NOM. TELEPHONES NOTIFIED FULLY QUALIFIED FOR NAVAL 4/10/78 LC 44. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT LANGLEY, JIMMY LEE. JR. AIR FORCE PRINCIPAL (ALSO M/M) CLASS OF 1981 AIR FORCE CHARGED 45. CLASS OF 1979 – NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA LEE, KEEYOUNG MILITARY SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT 46. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT LOFTON, VICTOR EARL UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACAD. CLASS OF 1982 1/5/78 APPOINTED AIR FORCE FULLY QUALIFIED 1/6/78 NOTIFIED BY PHONE. LC ACCEPTED BY AFORCE 47. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MACCHIA, TYRONE K. AIR FORCE PRINCIPAL (ALSO M/M) CLASS OF 1981 CHARGED 48. ACADEMY APPLICANT: PATTON, MICHAEL GEORGE NAVAL ACAD, CLASS OF 1978 SELECTED 49. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: REESE, GRANT G., JR. MILITARY (ALSO NAVAL) CLASS OF 1981 NOT CHARGED *SELECKED FOR APPOINTMENT 50. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY SMITH, ALISON LYNN MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 OFFERED APPT. 51. SMITH, DOLORES KATHLEEN UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACAD. CLASS OF 1982 ACADEMY APPLICANT OFFERED CONDITIONAL APPT. TO AFORCE ACCEPTED IN FULL 3/23/78 – ACCEPTED AF DISQUALIFIED MED AT NAVAL (MPS) 52. SMITH, RUSSELL HUGH U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS OF 1982 NOT CHARGED 1/27/78 NOTIFIED BY NAVY THAT RUSS IS FULLY QUALIFIED – TELEPHONED NEWS TO RUSS AT SCHOOL IC 53. ACADEMY APPLICANT: SPILLERS, ROBERT M. “MARK” MILITARY SELECTED PRINCIPAL 54. ACADEMIES: TAYLOR, ANTHONY BYRON MERCHANT MARINE CLASS OF 1978 APPOINTED 55. ACADEMY APPLICANT: TILLERY, GEORGE C. MILITARY CLASS OF 1977 SELECTED PRINCIPAL CS TEST AUTH SENT 6-20 MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7-10 56. CLASS OF 1979 TISDALE, PATRICK, JR, AIR FORCE 57. ACADEMIES: TULLA, MR, TERRANCE T. AIR FORCE CLASS OF 1979 SELECTED 58. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: VARGAS, JACQUES A. NAVAL CLASS OF 1971 APPOINTED THROUGH PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION *NOT PART OF OUR QUOTA 59. ACADEMIES: WHATLEY, JOHN NEISLER CLASS OF 1978 NOT PART OF DIST. QUOTA 4TH ALT. TO NAVAL ACAD. 60. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: YORK, DANIEL L. MILITARY (ALSO NAVAL) CLASS OF 1981 MILITARY NOT CHARGED 61. ACADEMY APPLICANT: LUNSFORD, JOSEPH M. MILITARY ACADEMY CLASS OF 1977 (NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA) 62. ACADEMY APPLICANT: MANNING, DARRELL W. (AIR FORCE) SELECTED CLASS OF 1977 CS TEST AUTH SENT 6-20 MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7-10 PRINCIPAL (VACANCY #1) SELECTED CS TEST AUTH SENT 6-20 MEDICAL AUTH SENT 7-10 63. ACADEMY INQUIRES 1980 64. ACADEMY INQUIRES 1979 65. ACADEMY INQUIRES 1978 66. ACADEMY INQUIRES 1977 67. ACADEMY INQUIRES 1976 68. 1977 NOMINATIONS & APPOINTMENTS 69. 1978 ACADEMY NOMINATIONS WORK SHEETS 70. NOMINATIONS INF WORK SHEETS 1979 71. ACADEMY WORKSHEETS 1980 JOYCE ACADEMIES INF & PAPERS KEEP 72. ACADEMIES INQUIRES 1981 73. ACADEMIES INQUIRES 1981 (JOYCE KEEP) 74. ACADEMIES INQUIRES 1982 75. MENTAL HEALTH INFO

Box 47 1966-1981 POST OFFICE FILES Folder Title 1. PENDING: POST OFFICE GEN 5/23/77 2. P. O. GENERAL 3. P. O. GENERAL –HIGHWAY POST OFFICE 4. P. O. GENERAL – CONTRACTED BY CULVER KIDD 5. P. O. CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY 6. P. O. CRAWFORD COUNTY 7. P. O. CRAWFORD COUNTY 8. P. O. CRAWFORD COUNTY 9. P. O. DOOLY COUNTY 10. DOOLY COUNTY – BYROMVILLE & VIENNA RURAL ROUTES (CONTACTED BY MESSRS. HERBERT SALIDA & B. LEWIS BRINSON, JR.) 11. P. O. DOOLY COUNTY PINEHURST FACILITIES 12. P. O. DOOLY COUNTY VIENNA 13. P. O. DOOLY COUNTY – BYROMVILLE POST OFFICE 14. P. O. HARRIS COUNTY 15. POST OFFICE – HARRIS COUNTY – W. T. COOKSEY 16. P. O. HARRIS COUNTY CATAULA, GA P. M. 17. P. O. HARRIS COUNTY – GENERAL – PINE MOUNTAIN & HAMILTON RURAL DEL. 18. P. O. HARRIS – UPATOI (MRS. MILDRED SMITH-POSTMISTRESS) JB CALLED MR. ED SMITH) 19. CASE: POST OFFICE – HARRIS COUNTY – GEN – WILLIAM DICKERSON, JR. – RE: SHILOH POSTMASTER OUR CORRESPONDENT: HUGH A. CARTER 20. P. O. HARRIS COUNTY PINE MT. VALLEY 21. HARRIS COUNTY – (UPATOI POSTAL FACILITIES) CONTACTED BY HAROLD POSEY) IF ANYTHING HAPPENS ON THE P. O. WE ARE TO LET HAROLD POSEY KNOW – 5/26/77 22. POST OFFICE – HARRIS COUNTY WAVERLY HALL – CANCELLING MAIL 5/10 5/21 ANN CONNERS IS SUPPOSED TO CALL BACJ=K 23. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY 24. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY – BONAIRE RURAL ROUTE 25. POST OFFICE – HOUSTON COUNTY – BONAIRE 26. HOUSTON COUNTY – BONAIRE – RUSSELL HINSON 3/20 CALLED KAREN KAREN INDICATED LT. WAS SENT FIRST PART OF JULY – WE DIDN’T RECEIVE – SHE WILL SEND COPY RUTH 7/22 27. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY – BONAIRE – POST OFFICE 28. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY – COMMEMORATIVE STAMP – ORDER OF DEMOLAY 29. P. O. HOUSTON – ELKO POSTMASTERSHIP – PAUL DAVIS – 11/7/78 SUSIE REQUESTED STATUS 11/8/78 POSTMASTERSHIP WAS FILLED ON AUG, 26, 1978 – W. P. DAVIS IS NEW POSTMASTER 30. P. O. GENERAL – HOUSTON COUNTY – COMMEMORATIVE STAMP 31. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY CLINCH FIELD P. O. 32. POST OFFICE – HOUSTON – CENTERVILLE, GEORGIA 33. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY CENTERFILD FACILITIES 34. POST OFFICE – HOUSTON COUNTY – COMMEMORATIVE STAMP FOR INTERNATIONAL TOASTMISTREE CLUBS (MRS, HAZEL WESTFALL, WARNER ROBINS) 35. POST OFFICE – HOUSTON COUNTY – BONAIRE 36. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY ELKS RR 37. P. O. HOUSTON CO. 9 KATHLEEN 38. P. O. HOUSTON – PERRY POSTMASTERSHIP 39. HOUSTON COUNTY POSTMASTERSHIP, B, J, HUNT, JR, (CONTACTED BY ED BARKER) 40. P. O. HOUSTON COUNTY WARNER ROBINS (FACILITIES) 41. POST OFFICE – HOUSTON COUNTY TOMMY GOSS & JIM STUBBS 42. STUBBS 43. P. O. LEE COUNTY (EMPTY) 44. P. O. MACON COUNTY 45. P. O. MACON COUNTY IDEAL FACILITIES 46. P. O. MACON COUNTY (IDEAL POSTMASTERSHIP) 47. P. O. MACON COUNTY – MARSHALLVILLE POST OFFICE (POSTMASTER) 48. P. O. MACON COUNTY RURAL CARRIER 49. POST OFFICE: MACON COUNTY – MONTEZUMA RURAL ROUTE (MRS. ERA MAE HARRIS) 50. P. O. MACON COUNTY – POSTMASTER – GEORGE HAMMOCK 51. POST OFFICE – MACON CO. –MRS. W. G. NELSON, POSTMASTER APPOINTMENT CORRESPONDENT: MAYOR RACHEL BICKLEY 52. P. O. MARION COUNTY 53. P. O. MARION COUNTY BUENA VISTA 54. POST OFFICE – MARION COUNTY – BUENA VISTA 55. P. O. MARION COUNTY JUNIPER P. M. 56. P. O. MARION COUNTY JUNIPER R. R. 57. P. O. MERIWETHER COUNTY – GENERAL 58. P. O. MERIWETHER CO. (RURAL CARRIER – CHARLES MARTIN TRAMMELL – CONTACTED BY CLAUDE BRAY, JR. GREENVILLE 59. P. O. MERIWETHER COUNTY – GREENVILLE RURAL CARRIER – ALAN SHEAROUSE 60. MERIWETHER COUNTY R. R. 61. ISSUES: POSTAL OFFICE RE: STOVAL, GEORGIA 62. COOK, DAVID - P. O. MARION COUNTY – (BUENA VISTA POSTMASTERSHIP) CONTACTED BY BOYCE HANNER 63. POST OFFICE - MERIWETHER COUNTY – POST OFFICE JOB FOR MR. A. C. GARNER 64. P. O. MERIWETHER COUNTY – GREENVILLE 65. MERIWETHER COUNTY – GREENVILLE P. O. ADDITIONAL PARKING SPACE FRANK RASSER 66. POST OFFICE (MERIWETHER COUNTY) POSTMASTER AR GREENVILLE 67. P. O. MERIWETHER COUNTY P. O. WOODBURY – FACILITIES 68. P. O. MONROE COUNTY – FORSYTH POSTAL FACILITY 69. POST OFFICE GENERAL MONROE COUNTY (OUR CORRE IS JOHN GRIFFIN) 70. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY 71. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY BIBB CITY POST OFFICE ( MARRIEN J. DUNAWAY CONTACT) 72. P. O. MONROE COUNTY – P. O. CULLODEN PIERSON, JAMES JEFFERSON (P. O.) 73. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – POSTMASTER – COLUMBUS 74. ROGERS, AMOS - P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – AMOS ROGERS 75. POST OFFICE MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS POST OFFICE 76. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – BIBB CITY POST OFFICE 77. POST OFFICE MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS POST OFFICE (VIRGINIA CARR) 78. GENERAL: POST OFFICE (MUSC COUNTY) RE: JAMES SKEEN OUR CORRES IS SAM SINGER 79. POST OFFICE – GENERAL – MUSCOGEE COUNTY (REV. HENRY A. SCREWSN JR.) 80. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY_ FACILITIES – ANNEX IN DOCTORS BLDG. COLUMBUS 81. P. O. FACILITY- COLUMBUS- BAKER VILLAGE 82. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – BEAVER RUN SUBDIVISION – (CONTACTED BY GEORGE C. WOODRUFF, JR.) 83. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY BEALWOOD STA. facilities 84. P. O. MUSCOGEE COUNTY WYNNTON STATION 85. BOLDEN 86. COTTON 87. FRANCIS 88. GATES 89. HOWARD 90. JONES I. W. 91. JONES, LEO 92. JONES, LEE O. 93. KELLY 94. LINDSEY, S. K.

Box 48 1978-1985 MIL ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS Folder Title 1. ABNEY, MR RUSSELL TODD 1982 2. ALLEN, MR. VINCENT 1982 3. AMIRAULT, CYNTHIA COMP. ALT. – A. F. AIR FORCE REJECTED 1978 REAPPLIED FOR 1979 4/23/79 INCOMPLETE DISQUALIFIED 4. 1979 ACADEMY FILES ARANGNO, MISS ANDREA COMP. ALT. NAVAL NAVAL OR AIR FORCE 1 NAVAL 2 AIR FORCE 4/22 INCOMPLETE 4/23- FILE CLOSED 5. ASPINWALL, MR OLIVER H. III 1-AF 2-ARMY 1982 6. BARKER, JACKIE R. MERCHANT MARINE DISQUALIFIED NAVAL 7. BARNES. MR. RICK HAROLD 1-AF DISQUALIFIED ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINTOUT 8. JAMES ALLEN BARR 1978 ACADEMY APPL. AIR FORCE ACAD. 9. 1980 ACADEMY APPLICANT (NAVAL OR MIL) BARRETT, DANIEL C. MR. WITHDREW 10. BAKER, DONALD F. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT WAITING REJECTED 11. 1977 ACAD. APPLICANT: BLOSCH, WILLIAM D. U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY NOT CHARGED CLASS OF 1982 1/5/78 APPOINTED WEST POINT CONDITIONAL ON PHYSICAL 7/6/78 NOTIFIED BY PHONE. IC 9/13/78 DECLINE NAVAL ACCEPTED W. POINT 12/29/77 NOTE FOR FILE: FOR MAIL USE: ROUTE2, BOX 306 FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA 31030 REOPENED FILE AUG. 1977 RESIGNED FROM WEST POINT 12. BOREN, MR. BRYAN SCOTT 1-AF 1981 ALREADY OFFERED APPOINTMENT 13. 1979 ACADEMY BRAY, MR. ROBERT COMP. ALTERNATE – WEST POINT 4/23 FILE CLOSED WEST POINT 14. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT BRECHIN, CHRISTOPHER BRYCE AIR FORCE REJECTED 15. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT BROADHEAD, JEFFERY MACK AIR FORCE NAVAL DECLINED APPT. 2/29/78 16. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BUSBY, ROBERT L. (NAVAL) PENDING NAVAL MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 17. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT CALLAHAN, GARLAND CHRISTOPHER COMP.ALT.-A. F. 4/23/78 QUALIFIED BUT NOT ACCEPTED YET 6/6/79 QUALIFIED, NOT OFFERED APPLICANT AIR FORCE ACADEMY 18. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT CALLOWAY, TONY EMMETT WITHDREW NAME AIR FORCE IS RETAKING SAT IN NOV 19. CASCIATO, MICHAEL A. 1-ARMY 1982 20. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT CLARK, MR. MARK WADE COMP. ALTERNATE-W. POINT ALL 3 WEST POINT NAVAL AIR FORCE ACAD. 4/29 CANCELLED ONT – IS ATTENDING GA. TECH 21. COBIS, MISS MONICA 1982 1-AF 22. CODY, JEFFERY GLENN 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT AIR FORCE REJECTED 23. 1980 MILIYARY ACADEMY APPLICANT COLEY, JOHN J. MILITARY CLASS OF 1984 CHARGED RESIGNED PRINCIPAL 24. CORBITT, OTIS H. DECLINED 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT WAITING W. P. ACCEPTED ANOTHER SCHOLARSHIP-WITHDREW NAME FROM CONSIDERATION AT WP – VERIFIED 6/26 WITH CAPT JONES IC INCOMPLETE AT NAVAL 25. 1980 ACADEMY APPLICANT NAVAL COSPER, DEIRDRE DENISE REJECTED 26. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT COX, JAMES EARL UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACAD, CLASS OF 1982 NAVAL AIR FORCE 4/13/78 NOTIFIRF JIM COX HE IS FULLY QUALIFIED & WILL BE OFFERED APPT TO AIR FORCE (COMMISSIONED, ONLY NOT PILOT OR NAV. DUE TO EYES) ACCEPTED AFORCE 6/26/79 – DISEBNROLLED FROM AIR ACADEMY 27. 1980 AIRFORCE PRINCIPAL COX, PATRICIA D. WITHDRAWN 28. CROWLEY, CHARLES MENIX 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT AIR FORCE & MILITARY WEST POINT AIR FORCE 29. CROWNER, MR. CHARLES E. 1-AF 1982 30. CUNNINGHAM, MR. TIMOTHY PATRICK 1982 1-ARMY 31. 1980 AIR FORCE AC. APPLICANT DAVIS, CLINTON MICHAEL MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 32. DAVIS, IRVIN 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT WEST POINT REJECTED 33. ACADEMY DEGENERES, MILDRED YVONNE (MICKIE) 1978 ACAD. APPL. NAVAL MEMORANDUM FOR FILE: IF MICKIE DEGENERES IS AMONG NOMINEES, SEND NOTICE OF WARNER ROBINS APPOINTMENTS IN SPRING TO KIPCOURSON WHO IS WITH THE HOUSTON BUREAU OF THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS. HER # 922-9222 NAVAL REJECTED 34. 1980 ACADEMY AIR FORCE DELCHAMPS, CHARLES LEE AIR FORCE ELIMINATED FOR 1979 ELIMINATED FOR 1980 35. DIXON, JAMES ALBERT 1978 ACAD.APPL. (1) AIR FORCE (2) NAVAL 4/12/78 CHECKED W/ ACADEMY-LT. WICK – JAMES IS NOT QUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY – GAVE WORD TO SWEENEY SO HE COULD RESPOND TO FATHER’S INQUIRY. LC. REJECTED 36. 1980 AIR FORCE ACADEMY DONLEY, JAMES M. MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED BY NAVY & AIR FORCE 37. 1980 NAVAL ACADEMY APPLICANT DOWDA, JEWEL l. MISS REJECTED 38. DUCKWORTH, MR. JOHN JOSEPH 1981 1-AF 39. DUNCAN, ROBERT ALLEN 1982 A-AF (GIVEN NAVY & MM NOMINATIONS) 40. 1978 ACAD. APPLICANT: DUNN, BYVER E., JR. MILITARY REJECTED 41. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DUSHANE, RAOUL J. MILITARY REC. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION REJECTED 42. DYER, MR. RICHARD E. JR. 1-AF 1981 SELECTED, DECLINED APPT. 43. 1979 ACADEMY ELKS, MR. RICHARD W. COMP.ALTERNATE – W. POINT 4/23 MED QUALIFIED & ABOVE AVERAGE BUT NOT OFFERED APPT. YET 4/23 WITHDRAWN FROMPREP SCHOOL VOLUNARILY 44. ELLERBEE, DAVID DRUCE, JR. 1-AF 1981 45. GALLMAN, ROBERT DAVID, JR. 1-AF 2-ARMY 1981 DISQUALIFIED ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINT OUT – AF USMA CANCEL 46. GALLOWAY, MR EDWARD EARL 1- AF 2- ARMY 1982 47. GAMBRELL, GREG 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT REJECTED 48. MILITARY GAINES, ROBERT H. 1978 ACADEMY APP. 1. AIR FORCE 2. WEST POINT DECLINED APPT 2/27/78 DECLINED 49. GARDZELEWSKI, PHILLIP CHARLES II 1982 1-AF 50. GIBBS, MR DAVIS LEON 1982 1-ARMY 51. 1979 ACADEMY FILES GIBSON, MR. DAVID A. MILITARY ACADEMY WEST POINT ELIMINATED 52. 1980 NAVAL, AIR FORCE OR MILITARY ACADEMIES GIBSON, RONALD ANTONY (TONY) REJECTED 53. GORDON, ROBERT F. 1978 ACADEMY FILE AIR FORCE REJECTED 54. GREEN, MR HARRY E 1981 1-ARMY 2-AF DISQUALIFIED AF USMA CLOSED 55. GREENE, JOHN KENNETH 1980 COMPETITIVE ALTERNATE TO WEST POINT REJECTED 56. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT GREENE, WILLIAM HEYWOOD “WOODY” COMP. ALT.-AF NOT CHARGED AIR FORCE ATTENDED APPRECIATION BREAKFAST – SEE NOTE INSIDE 3/21/79 OFFERED CONDITIONAL APPT. PENDING RECEIPT OF FINAL COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT – NOTIFIED WOODY BY TELEGRAM OR NO. LC 4/23 SELECTED 8/6 WITHDREW 57. GREER, AMANDA ELLEN 1978 ACADEMY NAVAL REJECTED 58. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT GRIFFITH, MARK S. 1ST CHOICE: AIR FORVE 2ND CHOICE: NAVAL DISQUALIFIED AF REJECTED NAVAL 59. ACADEMY APPLICANT: GRIFFITHS, CHRISTIAN W. MILITARY SELECTED UNDER ANOTHER NOMINATION 1977 CALENDAR RETURNED – PARENTS MUST HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED RESIGNED 60. GROKE, MR JEFFREY JON 1-AF 1982 61. GROVER, MISS TONIA YONNE 19813-NAVY 62. HARDISON. MISS LORA LYNN 1982 1-AF 2- ARMY 3-NAVY 63. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HARMON, LAURA E. AIR FORCE CLASS OF 1981 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT 64. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT HARRIS, RONALD M. COMP. ALT. – NAVAL 1 AIR FORCE 2 NAVAL 4/23 REJECTED SCHOLASTICALLY 65. HARTON, MR. THOMAS BAXTER IV 1982 1-NAV 66. 1980 NAVAL ACADEMY APPLICANT HARVEY, MR. QUENTIN CHAVEZ FILE CLOSED DISENROLLED FROM NAVY PREP SCHOOL 67. 1979 ACADEMY HAYES, MR. TIMOTHY COMP. ALT.-W. POINT ALL THREE ACADEMIES – 1 NAVAL 2 AIR FORCE 3 WEST POINT 617-256- 5591 12/20/78 NOTIFIED FULLY QUALLIFIED – WESR PT, NOT CHARGED PRESIDENTIAL COULD NOT REACH BY PHONE – WROTE CONGRATS LETTER ON 12/22. LC 4/23 ADMITTED – DECLINED APPT. PER W. P. ADMISSIONS CAPT. JONRS LC 68. HICKEY, ALAN JAY ACADEMY 1 – AIR FORCE 2 – MILITARY ACADEMY 3 – NAVAL ACADEMY REJECTED 69. HOBBS, ROBERT J. 1980 ACADEMY WEST POINT REJECTED 70. 1980 MILITARY ACADEMY OR AIR FORCE APPLICANT HOOD, CHARLES MKINLEY III AIR FORCE CLAS OF 1984 MOT CHARGED SELECTED BY AIR FORCE ALTERNATE SEPARAED FROM AF 71. HUDSON, MR. MARK W. MERCHANT MARINE DISQUALIFIED 72. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT JANSSEN, ERIC DECLINED ACCEPTED TO ACADEMY & NOTIFIED BY (PHONE CALL) JB ON 3/22/78 LC JANSSEN, ERIC W. 6301 LEMANS LANE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31904 2/15/78 ACKNOWLEFGE 1979 ACADEMY INQUIRY 3/7/78 ACK. 1979 NAVAL ACADEMY – DECLINED APPT. 73. 1980 AIR FORCE OR MILITARY ACADEMY JOHNSON, CEDRIC BERNARD 74. JOHNSON, MR. FREEMAN DEWAYNE 1981 1-ARMY USMA REJECTED ACADEMICS 75. JOHNSON, LANEY V. 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT 1) AIR FORCE 2) NAVAL WITHDREW NAME 76. JONES, MR JOSEPH LOVIS 1982 1-AF 77. JONES, MITCHELL (MRS. HILL’S SON) 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT REJECTED 78. LIEBL, MR RICHARD BLAIR 1982 1-ARMY ARMY FILE CLOSED 79. 1979 ACADEMY LINCH, W. JERRY COMP.ALT. – AF AIR FORCE 4/23 DISQUALIFIED 80. LOMBARDO, MICKAEL FRANCIS 1978 ACAD, APPLICANT 1) NAVAL 2) MILITARY REJECTED 81. LUCAS, RICI EDWARD 1978 ACADEMY PRECANDIDATE AIR FORCE DECLINED 82. NAVAL LUKEMIRE, ALAN TIMOTHY 1978 ACAD. APPLICANT NAVAL REJECTED 83. MACCHIA, MR BRET LANCE 1981 1-AF 2-NAVAL 3- ARMY CLOSED AD DISQUALIFIED ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINT OUT ARMY FILE CLOSED DUE TO ACADEMIC EVALUATION PSAT’S VERBAL-100 POINTS BELOW RISK LEVEL. MATH SLIGHTLY BELOW. 84. 1980 ACADEMY FILES MANGUAL, JOHN A. AIR FORCE AC. APPLICANT DISQUALIFIED 85. 1978 ACAD. APPLICANT: MARION, DAVID AIR FORCE (ALSO NAVAL AND MILITARY) ALL 3 REJECTED 86. MAR\ON, MISS DONNA RAE 1982 1-ARMY 87. MAYNARD, MR, ALEXANDER BRUCE 1981 1-ARMY 88. MCCLAIN, DAVID MICHAEL 1981 1-AF MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY DISQUALIFIED DUE TO VISUAL PROBLEMS (MERCHANT MARINE) TOO LATE TO GET BACK TO AF 89. MCCLENTON, ARTURO D. 1977 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT COMP. ALT. – NAVAL (NAPS) REAPPLIED 1979 IN NAPS 4/23 INCOMPLETE 4/2 DISQUALIFIED 90. MCCOLUMN, JONATHAN JAMES 1982 1-AF 91. MCDONALD, MARTY AUSTIN 1981 1-AF DISQUALIFIED ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINTOUT. 92. MCDONALD, ROBERT DEAN 1-AF 2- ARMY 93. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MCGRAIL, WILLIAM E. A. F./NAVAL/MILIYARY REC. PRES. NOMINATION TO W. POINT FILE CLOSED BY ACADEMY - UNQUALIFIED MILITARY ALL 3 REC. PRES. NOM. TO NAVAL REJECTED 94. MCKENNA, ROBERT MICHAEL 1982 1-NAVY 95. 1980 AIR FORCE ACADEMY MCWHORTER, HOWARD H. III DISQUALIFIED 96. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT MOORE, MARK EDWARD PRINCIPAL – NAVAL NAVAL PRINCIPAL WITHDREW FROM CONSIDERATION – ATTENDING GA TECH 97. 1979 ACADEMY CANDIDATE MOORMAN. MR. ZACHARY COMP. ALT. – AF AIR FORCE 4/23 DISQUALIFIED 98. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT MCQUADE, THOMAS EDWARD 1) AIR FORCE 2) NAVAL 3) MIL. DECLINED WITHDREW 99. MENGEL, DOREEN CATHERINE 1978 ACAD. APPL. AIR FORCE DECLINED BOTH NOMINATIONS SEE NOTE INSIDE DECLINED NAVAL 100. MONEY, JAMES ROBERT JR. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT AIR FORCE REJECTED 101. MORRIS, DAVID CLYDE 1981 1-NAVAL USMA WITHDREW 102. MORRIS, MR. HAROLD NAPOLEON 1982 1-NAVY 2 AF 103. NEWELL, MR. JOHN FRANCIS III 1981 1-AF DISQUAKIFIED ACCORDING TO COMPUTER PRINYOUY 104. AIR FORCE ACADEMY O’BRIEN, ROBERT G. DISQUALIFIED 105. 1979 ACAD, APPOINTMENT O’NEAL, MINTON L. PRINCIPAL NOM. – WEST POINT PRINCIPAL 4/23/79 WITHDREW 106. O’NEAL, MR. ROBERT L. 1982 1-AF 107. PARHAM, MR, HOWARD BRENT 1-AF 1982 108. PARSONS, GUY LEROY 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT MILIYARY REJECTED 109. PARTIN, MISS ALLISON 1-AF 2-ARMY 3-NAVY 110. 1980 AIR FORCE ACADEMY APPLICANT PARTRIDGE, GLENN A. DISQUALIFIED’1979 ACADEMY FILES 111. PATE, MR. RANFY MAXIE COMP. ALT.- AIRFORCE 4/23 DISQUALFIED 112. ACADEMY APPLICANT PATTON, STEPHEN FICHARD NAVAL SELECTED FULLY QUALIFIED FOR 1975 – (1ST ALTERNATE) BUT NO MONEY (TO MILITARY) 3/12/76 HES NOMINATION WITHDREW. SEE LETTER. NOMIMATED AS COMP. ALT. 113. PAULOVICH, MR. LESLIE ROGER 1982 1 NAVY 114. PATTERSON, MISS JODIE LYNN 1- NAVY 1981-82 115. WITHDREW PAYNE. MARK ALL 3 3/8/79 MARK PAYNE FULLY QUALIFIED & WILL BE ADMITTED TO WEST POINT. LC NOTIFIED BY PHONE AT SCHOOL 9/8/79 4/23 ADMITTED WITHDREW FROM ACADEMY AFTER 2 WEEKS – SEE NOTE IN FILE 116. PERRYMAN, MR. MICHAEL JEROME 1982 1-AF 117. PERRY, THOMAS A. 1981 1-ARMY ARMY FILE CLOSED DUE TO ACADEMIC EVALUATION & OVERALL EVALUATUIN & 50TH PERCENTILE IN CLASS STANDING 118. PETERS, MR. RON E, 1982 1-AF 119. 1979 APPLICANT 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: PINKLEY, DWIGHT NAVAL ACAD. DISQU. 120. PIZER, MR. MARCO 1980 WEST POINT ACADEMY APPLICANT FILE CLOSED 121. PORTER, MR. JOHN SLATER 1-AF 1982 122. 1980 NAVAL ACADEMY POTEAT, DANIEL F. JR. REJECTED 123. POTTER, PRICE R. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY WITHDREW 124. POYDESHEFF, RIBERT S. JR. ACADEMY APPLICANT COMP. ALT. – W. POINT MILITARY ACADEMY NOW AT CITADEL 4/23 QUALIFIED MEDICALLY & ACADEMICALLY BUT NOT YET OFFERED APPT. 4/23 DECLINED PREP SCHOOL – LOOKS UNLIKELY HE WILL GET IN ACADEMY – LC 6/5 STATUS UNCHANGED 6/19 TALKED WITH CAPT. JONES HE WILL CALL CAD. POYDASHEFF AND EXPLAIN THE SITUATION IS UNCHANGED 125. 1980 ACADEMY (WEST POINT) PRESCOTT, WILLIAM EMOEY III REJECTED 126. RANIER, MR. DAVID 1981 1-NAVY 2-MERCHANT MARINE 127. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT REED, DEBRA DENISE (DEBBIE) 1) AIR FORCE 2) MILITARY DISQUALIFIED AF DISQUALIFIED WP 128. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT REED, HARRT L. (BUDDY) MILITARY PRINCIPAL (ALSO M/M) DISMISSED 129. 1979 ACADEMY INQUIRE REESE, L. TULIAN WITHDREW APPLICATION 130. REYNOLDS, DANNY RAY 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT MILITARY & NAVAL (CONTACTED ACAD.) REC. PRES. NOMINATION 1ST -> MILITARY NAVAL 1/5/78 APPOINTED WEST POINT CONDITIONAL ON PHYSICAL 1/6/78 NOTIFIRF BY PHONEl LC DECLINED W. P. INCOMPLETE NAVAL 131. RILEY, MR. ALEX WILLE 1982 1-AF 132. 1978 ACADEMY APPLICANT ROGERS, JOHN W. III AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED 133. RUSH, MR. RENEAU FREDRICK 1981 1- AF RESIGNED SELECTED – CHARGED CLASS OF 1985 AF CHARGED 134. ACADEMY APPLICANT: SCHLEY, PHILIP T., JR, (MILITARY) CLASS OF 1979 SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT 8/9/77 WITHDREW 135. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: SCHMITT, ERIC B. DISQUALIFIED READINESS AIR FORCE FILE REOPENED 1978 APPLICANT MILITARY REJECTED 136. ACADEMY SEVERS, MR. HUGH COMP. ALT. – AF AIR FORCE 4/23 QUALIFIED BUT NOT YET SELECTED 5/8 NOT ACCEPTED – DISQUALIFIED, NO OPENING 137. 1979 ACADEMY APPLICANT SHAFFER, MR. TIMOTHY SCOTT COMP.ALT. – NAVAL 1 AIR FORCE 2 NAVAL 4/23 QUALIFIERD BUT NOT OFFERED APPT. YET 686 – QUALIFIED, NOT SELECTED BUT HICKS BEAT HIM OUT. 138. SHAVER, MR. DOUGLAS 1-NAVY ACADEMY 1982 139. 1980 NAVAL ACADEMY SHAW, KENNETH J. REJECTED

Box 49 1967-1975 POST OFFICE FILES Folder Title 1. OGLETREE 2. PAXXEN, EMORY 3. POOLE 4. HYMAN WIXX 5. GORDON ELLINGTON 6. FRANK E. FLOWERS 7. DANNY H. GREER 8. (MISSING) 9. MATHEWS 10. G. C. POOLE 11. RALPH TABOR 12. P. O. MUSCOGEE – FOOD VENDING CONTRACT (BARTOW MILLER) 13. POST OFFICE – MUSCOGEE – UPATOI HOME DELIVERY SERVICE OUR CORRES IS WILBUR CONE 14. P. O. (MUSCOGEE) – UPATOI: POST OFFICE 15. P.O. PEACH COUNTY 16. P. O. PEACH COUNTY – LOCATION OF FIRST FORT VALLEY POST OFFICE – CONTACTED BY JIMMY SMITH, SEC. PEACH COUNTY RESTORATION, INC. 17. POST OFFICE – PEACH COUNTY FORT VALLEY POSTMASTER HANSEL YOUNG 18. P. H. YOUNG 19. P. O. PEACH COUNTY FT. VALLEY FACILITIES 20. P. O. PEACH COUNTY FT. VALLEY RURAL CARRIER RT. 1 21. P. O. PEACH COUNTY FT. VALLEY RT. 3 22. P. O. PULASKI COUNTY 23. P. O. PULASKI – HAWKINSVILLE RURAL ROUTE 24. P. O. PULASKI COUNTY – HAWKINSVILLE CLERK SITUATION 25. SCHLEY COUNTY – COMMEMORATIVE STAMP – 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF COSMETOLOGISTS 26. P. O. PULASKI COUNTY FINLEYSON P. O. 27. POST OFFICE – PULASKI COUNTY (JOHNSON HALL) 28. P. O. SCHLEY COUNTY (EMPTY) 29. P. O. STEWART COUNTY 30. GENERAL P. O. POSTAL SERVICE – STEWART CO – LUMPKIN (L. M. MOYE 31. P. O. STEWART COUNTY – OHAHA BUILDING 32. P. O. SREWART COUNTY OMAHA FACILITIES 33. P. O. SUMTER COUNTY 34. SUMTER COUNTY DESOTO-GENERAL 35. POST OFFICE GENERAL SUMTER COUNTY POSTAL SERVICE (OUR CORRES IS JOE R. BRIDGES) 36. P. O. SUMTER COUNTY – STAR ROUTE 37. W. D, HOUSE – AMERICUS P. M. 38. COMEZ, C. FRED AMERICUS, P. O. 39. P. O. SUMTER COUNTY AMERICUS RURAL ROUTE 40. P. O. SUMTER COUNTY AMERICUS FACILITIES 41. POST OFFICE – SUMTER COUNTY – ANDERSONVILLE POSTMASTER 42. POST OFFICE – SUMTER COUNTY – ANDERSONVILLE RURAL ROUTE 43. P. O. SUMTER COUNTY – POSTMASTERSHIP 44. POST OFFICE (SUMTER COUNTY) (COBB POST OFFICE) 45. P.O. SUMTER COUNTY – PLAINS – POSTMASTERSHIP 46. BARRON, THOMAS E. P. O. TALBOTTON 47. P. O. TALBOT COUNTY 48. P. O. TALBOT COUNTY TALBOTTON RT. 1 49. TALBOT COUNTY – JUNCTION CITY POSTMASTERSHIP – (MICHAEL BUCKNER) 245 4092 3/7/77 CHECKED W KAREN AGAIN ON THIS 4/19/77 50. POST OFFICE TALBOT COUNTY RE PROPOSED POST OFFICE TALBOT COUNTY RE PROPOSED CLOSING OF JUNIPER POST OFFICE (LETTER TO HON. WM. BOLGER) 51. POST OFFICE – TALBOT COUNTY-TALBOTTON POST OFFICE (MRS. ISABELLE TYLER) 52. GENERAL – P. O. TALBOT COUNTY – WOODLAND RURAL CARRIER 245-4292 4/9 – KAREN HARRIS 53. P. O. TALBOTTON TALBOT COUNTY RT. 2 54. POST OFFICE – (BUTLER) TAYLOR COUNTY – WARD EDWARDS 55. POST OFFICE AR CHARING TAYLOR COUNTY 56. POSTAL OFFICE (HOWARD POST OFFICE) 57. P.O. TAYLOR COUNTY – HOWARD POST OFFICE 58. POST OFFICE – TAYLOR COUNTY – RUPERT 59. P. O. TROUP COUNTY – GABBETTVILLE P. O. 60. P. O. TROUP COUNTY – GENERAL – MAIL DELIVERY PROBLEM OF CORDELIA LEVENS AND MARTHA LEVENS MOORE, ROBERT P. 61. P. O. TAYLOR COUNTY 62. P. O. COMMEN. STAMP – WEST POINT DAM (TROUP COUNTY) HEARD, R. SHAEFER 63. P. O. TAYLOR COUNTY POTTSVILLE 64. P. O. TWIGGS COUNTY 65. P. O. TWIGGS COUNTY DANVILLE RURAL ROUTE 66. POST OFFICE: UPSON COUNTY – THE ROCK, GA. 67. POST OFFICE: UPSON COUNTY – MRS. ROBERTA PIERSON, POSTMISTRESS (MR, HAROLD G. CLARKE) – U. S. POSTAL SERVICE 68. POST OFFICE – UPSON COUNTY – PART OF MEANSVIKKE ROUTE BEN G CHANGED TO THOMASTON ROUTE 69. P. O. UPSON COUNTY – NORTHSIDE BRANCH 70. WEBSTER COUNTY STAR ROUTE POST OFFICE WEBSTER COUNTY – STAR ROUTE 31832 71. P. O. WEBSTER COUNTY PRESTON FACILITIES 72. P. O. WILKINSON COUNTY 73. WILKINSON COUNTY GORDON FACILITIES 74. WILKINSON COUNTY TOWN OF IVEY

Box 50 1977 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. FEBRUARY, 1977 INV. ACCEPTED INVITATIONS ACCEPTED: FEBRUARY 2, 1977 WEST VACO PAPER CO. MEETING IN OFFICE 2. JANUARY, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 3. MARCH, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 4. APRIL, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 5. MAY, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 6. JUNE, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 7. JULY, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 8. AUGUST, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 9. SEPTEMBER, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 10. OCTOBER, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 11. NOVEMBER, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 12. DECEMBER, 1977 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 13. JULY, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED JULY, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 14. JUNE, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED JUNE, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 15. MAY, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED MAY, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 16. MARCH, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED MARCH, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 17. JANUARY, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED JANUARY, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 18. FEBRUARY, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED FEBRUARY, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED 19. 1977 GENERAL INV, DECLINED 20. APRIL, 1977 INVITATIONS DECLINED APRIL, 1977 DISTRICT DECLINED

Box 51 1977 PRESS RELEASES & MISC. ITEMS Folder Title 1. JANUARY 26, 1967 2. PRESS RELEASE JANUARY 18, 1967 (CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY TO SERVE ON SCIENCE & ASTRONAUTICS COMMITTEE) 3. FEBRUARY 3, 1967 4. MARCH 2, 1967 5. MARCH 3, 1967 6. MARCH 4, 1967 7. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 21, 1967 RE: COLUMBUS ACTING POSTMASTER 8. PRESS RELEASE – 4/21/67 IMMEDIATE RELEASE – AUSTRONAUTS PICTURED WITH CONGRESSMAN, SENT AIR MAIL AP D. 9. NEWS RELEASE APEIL 26, 1967 10. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 29, 1967 11. PRESS RELEASE 20 MAY 67 SCHOOL GUIDELINES 12. PRESS RELEASE MAY 24, 1967 (VOTE ON QUII AMENDMENT – ALSO GREEN AMENDMENTS) 13. 9 JUNE 1967 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 14. PRESS RELEASE JUNE 14, 1967 WAGE BOARD BILL 15. PRESS RELEASE – JUNE 20, 1967 (STOKLEY CARMICHAEL) 16. POST OFFICE- IDEAL- JUNE 21, 1967 17. JUNE 30, 1967 – WARNER ROBINS GIRL SCOUT TROOP THIRTEEN 18. 6/30/67 – 9-FT. CHANNEL – CHATTAHOOCHEE & APALACHICOLA RIVERS 19. PRESS RELEASE JULY 20, 1967 – UTELEWTCO INCORFORATION – TALBOT COUNTY 20. PRESS RELEASE JULY 24, 1967 RE: PHOTO OF CONGRESSMAN AND 4-H VISITORS 21. PRESS RELEASE JULY 26, 1967 (GRANT FOR ADULT BASIC EDU, IN MUSCOGEE CO.) SENT TO RADIO STATION WOKS COL. GA. 22. PRESS RELEASE JULY 29, 1967 (REV, TURRENTINE & FAMILY VISITING WASH.) 23. JULY 31, 1967 PRESS RELEASE – FRED BRINKLEY 24. PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 1-1967 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHOR. BILL PRES FILE 25. WEST POINT RESERVOIR PROJECT- AUG 2 26. PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 4, 1967 (VISITING 4-H GIRLS) 27. PRESS RELEASE – AUGUST 8, 1967 – ACADEMY NOMINATION DEADLINE 28. NEW RELEASE OCS STUDENTS – FORT BENNING 29. 8/23/76 PRESS RELEASE ON U. S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY 30. 8/26/67 ACADEMY BOARDS RELEASE 31. PRESS RELEASE – SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S HOSPITALIZATION 32. OCT 3 NEW RELEASE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTH BILL 33. NEWS RELEASE COLS. LEDGER (JOHN GRINER AFGE WASHINGTON. D. C.) OCT 10 34. PRESS RELEASE “BRINKLEY OPPOSES NEW PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY OCT 18, 1969 (O. E. O. – DIRST TO GO) 35. PRESS RELEASE – OCTOBER 19, 1967 – BRUNKLEY BUDGET FIGHTS SUCCEEDS INCONGRESS 36. PRESS RELEASE – OCTOBER 20, 1967 – PENTAGON DEMONSTRATIONS 37. PRESS RELEASE:OCTOBER 24, 1967 COLLEGE STUDENTS – ONE WEEK INTERN 38. PRESS RELEASE – OCTOBER 26, 1967 ELK0 RURAL ROUTE 39. PRESS RELEASE – CATAULA POSTMASTER 40. PRESS: INTERVIEW BY PRESS – NOVEMBER 25. 1967 RE: SUPPORT OF WALLACE) 41. PRESS RELEASE: NOVEMBER 28, 1967 (ON LAW AND ORDER) “AMERICAN FLAG” 42. PRESS RELEASE – OPEN HOUSE 12/11/67 43. 12/12/67TELEGRAM – REGARDING GSA CONTRACT AT BYRIN, GEORGIA 44. PRESS RELEASE JULY 25, 1967 (PROSECUTING STOKELY CARMICHAEL) RUDY HAYS 7-31 AMERICUS TIMES REPORT SENT TO COLUMBUS ENQUIRER (PAUL MILES) 7-25 ALSO RELEASE FOR RADIO FIR RADIO STATION;”BACK JACK” BROUCHURES AND RESPONSES SURVIVOR BENEFITS MATERIAL FF49 CALLEY – U. S. COURT OF MILITARY APPEALS BRIEF – WM. L. CALLEY – WJ. L. GEORGIA JAYCEE FEDERAL AFFAIR A SEMINAR - 1972 CORPS OF ENGINEERS (USER FEES) FF 47

Box 52 1977-1978 BILLS BRINKLEY SPONSORED Folder Title 1. H. R. 1023 BRINKLEY BILL ESTABLISH LIAISON BERWEEN DEPTS. OF ENERGY & AG. FOR PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING ALCHOL FUELS 2. H. R. 9766 TO HAVE AN INSCRIPYION, ETC. PLACES ON CRYPT AT ARLINGTON FOR UNKNOWN VIETNAM WAR SOLDIER. 3. H. R. 9861 BRINKLEY BILL TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA. 4. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 9863 TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 5. H. J. RES647 BRINKLEY BILL TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST THE PRES. TO ISSUE ANNUALLY A PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING THE FIRST SUN OF SEPT AFTER LABOR DAY OF EACH YR. AS NATIONAL GRANDPARENTS DAY. 6. BRINKLEY BILL H. RES. 856 RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE THAT THERE BE NO REDUCTION OF CUSTOM DUTIES ON TEXTILES OR APPAREL PRODUCTS AND THAT SUCH PRODUCTS BE EXCLUDED FROM TOKYO ROUND OF MULTLATERAL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS NOW UNDERWAT IN GENEVA, 7. H. R. 10140 BRINKLEY BILL TI PROVIDE PARITY TO FARMERS AND TO PREVENT INTERRUPTIONS IN THE SUPPLY OF FOOS TO AMERICAN CONSUMERS 8. H. R, 10173 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38. US CODE TO IMPROVETHE PENSION PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN BORDER PERIOD, WWI, WWII, KOREAN CONFLICT ^ VIETNAM ERAS & OTHER PURPOSES 9. H. R. 10183 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PERMIT LONG-TERM LESSEES TO TAKE THE AMORTIZATION FOR REHABILITATION OF CERTIFIED HISTORIC STRUCTURES. 10. BRINKLEY BILL HR 10268 TO AMEND TITLE 38, U. S. CPDE TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF A HOME LOAN WHICH MAY BE GUARANTEED TO THR VETERAN’S ADMINISTRATION FROM $17,000 TO $25,000. 11. H. R. 10269 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38, U. S. CODE, TO INCREASE THE SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING GRANT FOR CERTAIN DISABLED VETERANS FROM $25,000 TO $30,000. 12. H. R. 101356 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38 U. S. CODE, TO LIBERALIZE THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR HOME. CONDO., AND MOBILE HOME LOANS FOR VETERANS OF VIETNAM ERA. 13. HR 10372 BRINKLEY BILL TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 14. H. R. 957 BRINKLEY BILL RESOLVED THAT, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 3, 1978, THE EXPENSES OF THE INVESTIGATIONS AND STUDIES TO BE CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO HOUSE RULE XI, BY THE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS ACTING AS A WHOLE OR BY SUBCOMMITTEE, NOT TO EXCEED $500,000. 15. HRES. 969 BRINKLEY BILL RESOLVED… CREATED A SELECT COMMITTEE AUTHORIZED AND DIRECTED TO COMDUCT A FULL AND COMPLETEINVESTIGATION ANS STUDY OF…MEASURES TO ALLIEVIATE TERRORISM… 16. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 702 TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION TO PROVIDE FOR REPRESENTATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IN CONGRESS. 17. BRINKLEY BILL HR 10537 TO AMEND CHAPTER 55 OF TITLE 10, TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DENTAL CARE FOR DEPENDENTS OF ACTIVE DUTY MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES 18. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 10660 TO STRENGTHEN THE ECONOMY OF THE UNITED STATES THROUGH INCREASED SALES ABROARD OF AMERICAN FARM PRODUCTS 19. H. R. 1009 TO AMEND TITLE 38 TO IMPROVE THE MOBILE HOME LOAN PROGRAM OF THE VA 20. H. J. REA. 754 TO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE APRIL 16 – 22 “NATIONAL OCEANS WEEK” 21. H. CON. RES. 523 BRINKLEY BILL CONDEMNING ACTIVITIES OF PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION. 22. BRINKLEY BILL 11556 TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 3/15/78 23. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 11886 TO AMEND TITLE 38, U8SC, TO INCREASE RATES OF DISABILITY COMPENSATION FOR DISABLED VETERANS, TO INCREASE DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION FOR SURVIVORS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 24. HR 11887 BRINKLEY BILLAMEND TITLE 38…TO PROVIDE SURVIVORS OF PERMANENTLY TOYALLY DISABLED VETERANS BE ENTITLED TO DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION. 25. BRINKLEY BILL H. R, 11888 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO CHANGE MINIMUM DISABILITY RATING TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION FOR DEPENDENTS FROM50% TO 40%. 26. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 11889 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO INCREASE FROM $100 TO $200 MONTHLY RATE OF SPECIAL PENSION FOR MEDAL OF HONOR HOLDERS. 27. H. R. 11890 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO INCREASE RATES OF DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION FOR PARENTS AND OTHER PURPOSES. 28. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 11891 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO PROVIDE A 2-STEP AID AND ATTENDANCE COMPENSATION PAYMENT SYSTEM FOR SEVERELY DIDABLED VETERANS. 29. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12028 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO IMPROVE HOUSING PROGRAMS OF THE VA 30. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12241 TO INCORPORATE GOLD STAR WIVES 31. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12252 TO AMEND TITLE 38, UDC, TO REQUIRE ADMINISTRATOR OF VA TO PAY A 150ALLOWANCE…IN REIMBUSEMENT FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE BURIAL OF EACH VETERAN IN CEMETRY OWNED BY SUCH STATE… 32. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12257 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO AUTHORIZE THE ADM. OF VA TO FURNISH CEMETARY MEMORIALS…TO COMMEMORATE VETS…WHOSE REMAINS ARE NOT RECOVERED. 33. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12258 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC,TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT WHICH ..VA MAY PAY FOR FUNERAL EXPENSES..from $250 to $350 34. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12261 TO PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMBERS OF US ARMED FORCES WHO SERVEDHONORABLY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA DURING THE VIETNAM CONFLICT 35. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12346TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNIY=TY TO MAKE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS IN CONNECTION..WITH THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES 36. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12353 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO EXTEND PERIOD OF ELIGIBILITY FOR VETS READJUSTMENT APPTS IN THE FED. GOVT, FOR VETS OF THE V-VIETNAM ERA. 37. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12419 TO AMEND THE TRADE ACT OF 1974. (TEXTILE BILL) 38. BRINKLEY BILL HR 12437 TO AMEND TITLE 38, USC, TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM TO DIRECT LOANS TO VETS FOR RESIDENTIAL SYSTEM… 39. BRINKLEY BILL H. CON. RES. 571DISAPPROVING PROPOSED REGS. OF DOT REQUIRING CENTRALIZED REGISTRATION OF FIREARMS AND OTHER MATTERS 40. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 12476 .. TO REQUIRE THE PERFORMANCE AND PUBLICATION OF ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSES IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER FOR ALL PROPOSED AND FINAL RULES WHICH ARE SUBJECT TO (ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT) 41. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 887 TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION TO PROVIDE FOR BALANCED BUDGETS AND ELIMINATION OF FEDERAL INDEBTEDNESS 42. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 888 DESIGNATING JULY 1, 1978 AS “NATIONAL FREE ENTERPRISE DAY” 43. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 12538 TO AMEND THE FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ACT OF 1950 TO ALLOW FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE FUNDS BE USED..FOR NATURAL DISASTER RELIEF AND OTHER PURPOSES 44. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 12539 TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE TO MEMBERS.. OF A UNIFORMED SERVICE….. 45. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 12540 TO PROVIDE THIRD-CLASS MAILING PRIVILEDGES TO GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA, INC. 46. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 12902 TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE PRE-1969 TAX TREATMENT OF CAPITAL GAINS, 47. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 899 TO PROCLAIM SEPT. 8 AS “NATIONAL CANCER DAY” 48. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 913..DESIGNATING THE FIRST SUN. OF SEPT. AFTER LABOR DAY AS “NATIONAL GRANDPARENTS DAY” 49. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 13095 TO AMEND TITLE 23 OF THE U. S. CODE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL EXEMPTIONS TO STATES FROM REQUIREMENTS TO MAKE REFUNDS TO THE HIGHWAY TRUST FUND…. 50. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 13155 TO AMEND SECTION 218 OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO REQUIRE THAT STATES… MAKE SOC. SEC. PAYMENTS AND REPORTS ON A CALENDAR-QUARTER BASIS 51. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 13187 TO DESIGNATE THE U. S. POST OFFICE AND FEDERAL BUILDING IN GRIFFIN, GEORGIA THE ”JOHN J. FLYNT, JR,FEDERAL BUILDING” 52. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES 1041 DESIGNATING JULY 18, 1979 AS NATIONAL POW-MIA RECOGNITION DAY 53. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13527 FOR THE RELIEF OF BERTHA KNIGHT MANUEL. 54. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 948 ”NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK” 55. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES 1073 TO DESIGNATE OCTOBER 7TH AS “NATIONAL GUARD DAY” 56. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 13524 TO AMEND THE IRS CODE OF ’54 TO PROVIDE TAX RELIEF TO SMALL BUSINESSES BY ESTABLISHING GRADUATED INCOME TAX RATE FOR CORPORATIONS 57. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13538 TO AMEND THE FEDERAL CHARTER OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 58. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13640 TO AMEND..THE SOC. SECURITY ACT..TO PERMIT MINISTERS.TO ENTER INTO VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS FOR THE TREATMENT OF SUCH MINISTERS AS EMPLOYED PERSONS. 59. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13692 GRANTING CONSENT OF CONGRESS TO THE HISTORIC CHATTAHOOCHEE COMPACT BETWEEN THE STATES OF ALABAMA AND GEORGIA 60. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 13802 TO INCOPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA. 61. BRINKLEY BILL H. CON. RES. 693 EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF CONGRESS… (RE). THE SEABROOK NUCLEAR STATION….. 62. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 1128 DESIGNATING THE “SQUARE DANCE” AS THE NATIONAL FOLK DANCE OF THE USA 63. BRINKLEY BILL H. RES. 1392 RELATIVE TO U. S. – CHINA RELATIONS 64. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES, 1147 VIETNAM VETERANS WEEK – WEEK OF MAY 28, 1979 65. JB AGREED TO CO-SPONSOR THE WITHIN BILLS, BUT BILLS WERE NEVER INTRODUCED IN 95TH CO 66. H. CON RES. 741 RE TAX-EXEMPT STATUS OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS – SEE ALSO ISSUES FILE UNDER TAXES FOR CORRESPONDENCE

Box 53 1967-1972 APPLICATIONS (MIL. ACADEMIES) Folder Title 1967 APPLICANTS DISQUALIFIED PACKET 1 FILE FOLDERS 1-22 1. NAVAL ACADEMY – BOWERS, T. C. (1971) (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 2. AF ACADEMY – BURRELL, JOHNNY FRANK 1971 (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 3. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINE FORRESTER, LAWRENCE E. (1971) DISQUALIFIED 4. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINES GANNON, MARK S. (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 5. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINE: GREENE, JANES S. (JR.) (1971) DISQUALIFIED 6. ARMY ACADEMY HARRELL, BENNY F. 1971 (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 7. ACADEMIES: HOLTON, RANDOLPH FRAZIER WEST POINT (ARMY) *CALLAWAY (1971) DISQUALIFIED OR INCOMPLETE 8. AF ACADEMY – HUDSON, LARRY D. 1971 (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 9. NAVAL ACADEMY – INGLE, R. C. 1971 (CALLAWAY) DIAQUALIFIED 10. AF ACADEMY – MCCRARY, THEODORE W. 1971 (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 11. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINE: NEAL, LARRY DAVID (1971) 12. NAVAL ACADEMY – REVIE, I. A. (1971) (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 13. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINES MACLAREN, DONALD R. CLASS OF 1971 (CALLAWAY) FAILED TO ACKNOWLEDGE APPOINTMENT 14. ACADEMY: APPLICANT: PRITCHARD, CHARLES L. (ARMY) DISQUALIFIED 15. ACADEMIES: ROBERTS, JOHN EDWARD ANNAPOLIS K K (NAVY) (CALLAWAT) DISQUALIFIED COLUMBUS 16. ARMY ACADEMY: ROLLISON, STEPHEN F. 1971 (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 4-19-67 17. ACADEMIES: NAVY: SANTALIZ, RAFAEL (1971) DISQUALIFIED 18. ACADEMIES: NAVY: SANTALIZ, RAUL (1971) DISQUALIFIED 19. AF ACADEMY – SMITH, WILLIAM LAWTON, JR, 1971 CALLAWAY DISQUALIFIED 20. NAVAL ACADEMY – VERONEE, E. L. (JR.) (1971) (CALLAWAY) RESIGNED 1968 21. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINES: WATSON, WILLIAM F. (1971) 22. ACADEMIES: AIR FORCE: WILLIS, FREDERICK HANELL (1971) DISQUALIFIED 1968 APPLICANTS DISQUALIFIED PACKET 2 FF 1-22 1. ACADEMY BURELL, JOHNNY FRANK 1968 APPLICANT AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 2. ACADEMY: ARMY APPLICANT FOR 1968 COBB, RODNEY WITHDREW BY LETTER TO ACADEMY 3-6-68 3. ACADEMY: EVERY, MR. ROBERT EMMETT 1968 APPLICANT M AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 4. ACADEMY APPLICANT-1968 FARR, JOHN WESLEY AIR FORCE MRS. LONIE RIOM 302 EXAM DOC LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION MISSING DISQUALIFIED – FAILED TO APPEAR BEFORE BOARD 5. ACADEMY 1968 APPLICANT: GREENWELL, CHARLES E. AIR FORCE OR ARMY WITHDRAWN 6. ACADEMY: HICKS, JERRY W. NAVY 1969 APPLICANT DISCARD 7. AF ACADEMY – KIRKPATRICK, WILLIAM T. 1971 (CALLAWAY) DISQUALIFIED 8. ACADEMIES: 1968 APPLICANT: MCCONNELL, TERRY BERNARD M AIR FORCE DISQUAL ACADEMICALLY 9. ACADEMY: 1968 APPLICANT MCNALLY, MICHAEL (SEE AIR FORCE FILE) NAVY PRINCIPLE DISQUALIFIED 10. ACADEMY: ARMY APPLICANT FOR 1968 MILLER, TERRY BRUCE ARMY 11. ACADEMY: MERCHANT MARINES: NESMITH, THOMAS J. APPLICANT FOR 1968 12. ACADEMIES: NAVY: MORRIS. FRANK DETLEF – APPLICANT FOR 1968 NAVAL 1ST ALT DISQUALIFIED EXAM – EXAM – VIET NAM INFORMATION SHEET MAILED 8/7/67 13. ACADEMIES: NAVY OLSON, KENNETH SHARP APPLICANT FOR 1968 NAVY WITHDRAWN 14. ACADEMY 1968 APPLICANT ORCK, CHARLES EDWARD NAVY PRINCIPLE DISQUALIFIED 15. ACADEMY: 1969 APPLICANT: PEIXOTTO, ROLAND ARMY EXAM – 11- 4-67 16. ACADEMY: ROBERTS, JOHN EDWARD ARMY WITHDRAWN BY LETTER 17. ACADEMY: 1968 APPLICANT – SHEHANE, TONY R. ARMY EXAM DEC. 1 MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 18. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1968 SHELHORSE, WARREN ARMY 19. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1968 STEPHENS, WM TOMMY NAVY PRINCIPLE DISQUALIFIED EXAM DEC 1ST 20. ACADEMY 1968 APPLICANT TOPPING MICHAEL BRIAN NAVY DISQUALIFIED DID NOT RESPOND TO SCREENING COMMITTEE 21. ACADEMIES: WEBB, GREGORY BRUCE 1968 APPLICANT (AIR FORCE, MILITARY, OR NAVY) DISQUALIFIED DID NOT TAKE CIVIL SERVICE EXAM 22. ACADEMIES: WILLIS, JOHN W. APPLICANT FOR 1968 – NAVAL PRINCIPLE DISQUALIFIED 1969 PACKET 3. FF 1-22 1. ACADEMY APPLICANT 1969 CASSIDY, JOHN P. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 2. ACADEMY: 1969 APPLICANT EDWARDS, BURNIE N., JR. AIR FORCE WITHDRAWN EXAM 7-9-68 3. ACADEMY 1969 APPLICANT FISHER, ROBERT JOHN (NAVY) PRINCIPAL ACADEMICALLY DISQUALIFIED FOR 1969 4. ACADEMY 1969 APPLICANT GREENE, JAMES M. AF DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 5. ACADEMY APPLICANT: 1969 KOLVICK, ROBERT JOHN (JR.) AIR FORCE MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED E. S. EXAM 7-9-68 6. ACADEMY: ARMY CADET CLASS OF 1972) LANCASTER, ROBERT LEE, III APPOINTED – 1968 RESIGNED 7. ACADEMY APPLICANT: LENDON, MERLE KENNETH AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACAD. 8. ACADEMY APPLICANT: MAFFETT, MR. CHARLES R., JR. M (AEMY) DISQUALIFIED – PHYSICAL APTITUDE 9. ACADEMY 1969 APPLICANT: MULDOON, EDWARD JAMES, JR. NAVY EXAM 7-9-68 WITHDRAWN 10. ACADEMT: CANDIDATE – OEHRLEIN, ROBERT D. (PATTEN’S OFFICE) NAVY 1ST ALTERNATE UNDER SAMUEL HESTER 11. AIR FORCE ACADEMY: 1969 APPLICANT PERDUE, DAVID A., JR -1972- RECEUIVED CONGRESSIONAL QUALIFIED ALTERNATE APPOINTMENT (NOT PART OF DISTRICT QUOTA) EXAM DEC. 1 RESIGNED 12. ACADEMY: APPLICANT - 1969 STEWART, BRUCE F. AIR FORCE EXAM 7-9-68 WITHDRAWN (NOMINATED BY SENATOR RUSSELL) 1970 PACKET 4 FF 1-30 1. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: BOUTSELIS, JAMES AIR FORCE DISQUAL. ACADEMICALLY 2. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: BUSH, ROBT. A. NAVY LAST ALTERNATE? DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 3. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: CAIRNS, JR., RICHARD SILL AIR FORCE DIAQUAL. ACADEMICALLY 4. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: FLOWERS, ROBERT KARL ARMY QUALIFIED ALT. ON WAITING LIST 5. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: FUNK, DAVID RICHARDSON (AIR FORCE DISQUAL. ACADEMICALLY 6. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: GENEREUX, WALTER J. ARMY EXAM TAKEN 7/8/69 QUAL. ALT. – ON WAITING LIST 7. ACADEMY: APPLICANT: GRANUM, FRED ARMY 1970 QUALIFIED DET. ON WAITING LIST 8. ARMY ACADEMY HANKS, STEPHEN R (1971) (CALAWAY) SEPARATED 8-20-69 9. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: HORNE, TERRELL E. JR. NAVAL DISQUAL. ACADEMICALLY 10. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: NAVY HOWARD, RONALD QUAL. ALT. – ON WAITING LIST 11. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: JOHNSON, MICHAEL W. DECLINED NAVY ACCEPTED – QUALIFIED ALTERNATE 12. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: KILPATRICK, JOHN STEVEN NAVY EXAM 7/8/69 DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 13. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: LEE, ROBERT E. NAVY DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 14. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: LOPEZ, JOSE R. ARMY DISQUALIFIED – PHYSICAL 15. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: MCCASLIN, DENNIS A. AIR FORCE NOT NOMINATED 16. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: MC CLURE, CHARLES A., JR. A. F. ACAD. DIDQUAL. ACADEMICALLY NOV. 4TH EXAM 17. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: MORGAN, DON ARMY WITHDREW HIS OWN NOMINATION ON JAN. 28, 1979. THIS INFORMATION RECEIVED BY PHONE FROM ACADEMY OFFICE. NOMINATED BY REP. WILSON OF CALIF. 18. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: MURDOCK, EUGENE J., JT. ARMY DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 19. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: O’RILEY, PATRICK ARMY DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 20. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: O’EILEY, PATRICK S. AIR FORCE (SEE ARMY) DUSQUAL. MEDICALLY 21. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: O’RILEY, PATRICL S. NAVY (SEE ARMY) MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 22. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: PARK, GEORGE TIMOTHY NAVY WITHDREW 23. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: POOLE, EDMON SIKES, JR. NAVY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION SENT 8-13-69 NOTIFIED OF EXAM ON OCTOBER 4, 1969 DISQUALIFIED 24. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: PROCTOR, HOWARD C. NAVY DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 25. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: ROBICHAUX, RICHARD FORREST AIR FORCE WITHDRAWN AT HIS REQUEST 26. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: RUSE, RICHARD A. MERCHANT MARINE DISQUALIFIED – DID NOT TAKE EXAM 27. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: SHEFFIELD, JOHN W. III AIR FORCE WITHDRAWN – 11-5-70 28. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: SELLERS, RICKY B. (AIR FORCE) NOT NOMINATED 29. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: SMITH, BEDFORD, JR. ARMY AUTHORIZED BY SENATOR TALMADGE JULY 8TH EXAM NOTIFICATION SENT 5-16-69 DISQUALIFIED 30. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1970: WITHERS, ELLISON JAMES ARMY DISQUALIFIED DISQUALIFIED OR WITHDRAWN PACKET 5 1. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: AULTMAN, WILLIAM R. AIR FORCE RECEIVED APPOINTMENT THROUGH SEN. TALMADGE 2. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: BOYETTE, KENNETH P. AIR FPRCE DISQUALIFIED – PHYSICAL APTITUDE 3. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: COOPER, JOHN F. (AIR FORCE) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 4. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: EGENMAIER, WALTER H. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 5. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: HENSLER, THOMAS PAUL MERCHANT MARINE WITHDRAWN 6. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: LONG, BOBBY E. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 7. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: MILES, JESSE AF DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 8. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1971: THOMPSON, CHARLES E., JR. (A. F.) QUALIFIED ALT. BUT NO VACANCY DISQUALIFIED OR WITHDRAWN PACKET #6 FF 1-29 1. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: BASS, EZEKIEL P., III “KIEL” AIR FORCE 8TH ALT COULD NOT TAKE MEDICAL EXAMINATION DISQUALIFIED 2. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: CAVANAUGH, KENNETH R. AIR FORCE MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 3. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: DAVENPORT, MR. GEORGE MILTON III MILITARY REJECTED 4TH ALT. 4. ACADEMY: 12972 CANDIDATE DAVENPORT, GEORGE MILTON III MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 5. ACADEMY: 1972 CANDIDATE: DODGEN, BYRON CLARK MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 6. ACADEMY 1972 CANDIDATE DUMAS, RICHARD J. MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 7. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: DUMAS, RFICHARD JOEL NAVAL 2ND ALT. DISQUALIFIED 8. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: GORDY, STEPHEN E., JR. MILITARY NOT NOMINATED MEDICAL AUTH. SENT 10/12/72 3RD ALT. DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 1973 FILE REACTIVATED NOT NOMINATED SINCE HE WAS INCLUDED IN SEN. GAMBRELL’S NOMINATIONS CONGRESSMAN: PLEASE SEE COPY OF LETTER TO MRS, GORDY MAILED ON OCT. 21, 1972 9. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: GORDY, STEPHEN E1., JR. MERCHANT MARINE WITHDRAWN 10. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: HANCE, FRANKLIN E. JR, MILITARY HAS NOT RETURNED NOTIF FOR 8/17 DID NOT TAKE EXAM. FILE INCOMPLETE 11. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: JOHNSON, ROY MARSHALL MILITARY WITHDREW APPLICATION 12. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: JONES, JOHNNIE EDWARD AIR FORCE 9TH ALT. WITHDRAWN 13. ACADEMY: 1972 CANDIDATE: JONES, JOHNNIE E,JONES, JOHNNIE E. MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 14. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: MASON, THOMAS LARRY A. F. AUG EXAM DID NOT SHOW! 15. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: MULLINS, JAMES L. NAVY NAVAL WITHDRAWN 16. ACADEMY: 1972 CANDIDATE: ODOM, HART S. MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 17. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: ODOM, HART S., JR. NAVY1ST ALT. WITHDREW 18. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: PARKER, DELFORD LYNN AIR FORCE 7TH ALT. WITHDRAWN 19. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: RHODES, THOMAS GOODWIN NAVY WITHDRAWN APPLICATION WITHDRAWN VERY HIGHLY MOTIVATED FATHER RISKED LIFE TO SAVE PILOT IN CRASHED PLANE-BURNING; SON SAME TYPE 20. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: SANDERS, JAMES RANDALL AIR FORCE 6TH ALT. 21. ACADEMY:SABDERS, JAMES RANDALL MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 22. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: SLOCOMB, RICHARD HARVEY 5TH ALT WITHDRAWN 23. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: TULLIA, THOMAS A. MILITARY 1ST ALT. DIDQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 24. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: WARRENFELTZ, MICHAEL R. AIR FORCE 4TH ALT DID NOT COMPLETE TESTS 25. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: WEST, JEFFREY M. NAVAL 3RD ALT. DISQUALIFIED 26. ACADEMY: 1972 CANDIDATE: WEST, JEFFERY M. MERCHANT MARINE WITHREW 27. ACADEMY: 1972 CANDIDATE WOYCE, DANA C, MERCHANT MARINE WITHDREW 28. ACADEMY: APPLICANT 1972: SLATON, HUGH, JR (ARMY) CLASS OF 1974 NOT CHARGED TO DISRICT QUOTA APPOINTED RESIGNED FROM ACADEMY ON AUG. 14, 1970 29. ACADEMIES: INQUIRIES – 41968 POSSIBLE APPLICANTS CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY LOCAL & ORAL HISTORY ARCHIVES COLUMBUS COLLEE LIBRARY

Box 54 1980 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: INFLATION 2. THANK YOU-ECONOMY 3. BUDGET CONFERENCE REPORT 4. THE BRADLEY COMPANY ISSUES: ECONOMY W. C. BRADLEY CO. – JAPANESE IMPORTATION OF ALUMINUM 5. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 6. ISSUES: ECONOMY: FTC CUMBESS, LARRY 7. ISSUES: ECONOMY THEO JENKINS 8. CLIPPINGS, INF., ETC ECONOMY 9. NFIB BALLOTS – UNANSWERED OCT. 21, 1980 10. EDUCATION 11. EDUCATION-IMPACT AID 12. SCHOOL PRAYER 13. DEPT. OF EDUCATION ISSUES: EDUCATION NATIONAL PTA MEMBERSHIP MONTH RESOLUTION – ELLEN CLAIBORNE 14. ISSUES: EDUCATION LEE, TOMMY R,) 15. ISSUES: EDUCATION BRAXTON A. NAIL 16. ISSUES: EDUCATION GREENE, WENDY LEE 17. ISSUES: EDUC. D’ALELIO 18. ISSUES: EDUCATION MRS. ANNE V. LUTZ 12/15/80 CALLED PAT MARCY LTR WAS SENT TO MRS, LUTZ ON 11/12/80-RW – THEY WILL SEND US XEROX 19. ISSUES: EDUCATION DR. ZEE 20. ISSUES: EDUCATION PRIDE GLEATON, THOMAS 21. ISSUES: EDUCATION (LOVELACE HAIR) 22. ISSUES: EDUCATION JOSEPH E. SMITH 23. 1980 ISSUES: EDUCATION IMPACT AID 24. CLIPPINGS, INF., ETC. EDUCATION 25. THANK YOUS-EDUCATION 26. ENERGY-GENERAL 27. GASOHOL 28. SYNTHETIC FUELS CORPORATION ENERGY SECURITY 29. ENERGY MOBILIZATION BOARD 30. WINDFALLS PROFITS 31. ISSUES ENERGY DOC FORM E1A-149 RE: MARION JAMES CALL 32. HR7590 ENERGY AND WATER DER. APPROPS. 33. HR3719 WINDFALL PROFITS GRANTS AND LOANS 34. ISSUES: ENERGY GRANTS AND LOANS 35. ENERGY COMMITTEE 36. ISSUES: ENERGY (NATIONAL GAS) INCREMENTAL PRICING 37. ISSUES: ENERGY (IMPORT FEE) 38. ISSUES: ENERGY RATIONING PLAN

Box 55 1979 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. HR2313 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 2. MISCELLANEOUS/ERA 3. (PENDING) ISSUES: MISC: AGING SEE HEW: AGING (EMPTY) 4. ISSUES: MISC: JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT WEEK 5. MISC. PREGNANCY DISABILITY 6. ISSUES: MISC: SACCHARRIN 7. ISSUES: MISC: HARRELL, MR. L. D. 8. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – HEALTH STEWART, MRS. SARAH (STEWART COMMUNITY HOME, INC.) 5/18 ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – HEALTH ISSUES: MISC – HEALTH WILLIS, SAMUEL T., JR. OF WARNER ROBINS (ALSO NAPP GRANADE CORRESPONDED) ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS = HEALTH RAY, ALTON (COL.- THE MEDICAL CENTER 9. ISSUES: MISC. – HEATH VA REHAB. CONFERENCE 7/12/79 10. ISSUES: MISC: HEALTH DUTTERA, DR. JULIAN – RE: META CLOPRAMIDE DRUG 11. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL-MARCH 1979/PENDING/DEPT. OF COMMERCE BOYD/WIDENER/ SPENCER/GOLDENS’ FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO. EMPLOYEES 12. LEE, JAMES G. - ISSUES: (MISC.) (TARRIFF – TELEGRAM) 13. ISSUES: MISC. (SANDERS, CARL GROSE, LEE) 6/12/79 UA CALLED FOR STATUS 755 0494 14. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – FCC – LINDSEY, CHARLES R. (REVISED SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTS) 15. ISSUES: MISC. LUQUIRE, MR. JERRY RE INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR PREGNANCY SEX DISCRIMINATION (PHONE CALL TO JB) 16. ISSUES: MISC: NAT’L ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS 17. ISSUES: MISC – W. T. NESBITT (ALUMINUM WIRING) HOLD TO CHECK FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS AFTER THE FIRST OF THE YEAR- 18. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS PSRO’S (PROFESSIONAL STANDARDSREVIEW ORGANIZATION) (SEE PENDING FILE) 19. CALIFANO, SECT. RE PSRO’S (DR EARNEST ATKINS) PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS REVIEW ORGANIZATIONS LINDA GANGLOFF 245-9644 CONG LIASON HEW OR LIBB6Y UPSHAW WILL √ ON RESPONSE 20. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – TALKING BOOKS PROGRAM 21. ISSUES: MISC. (TRIANGULATION NETWORK) REP. TED W. WADDLE 22. MISC. LETTER FROM DR. FREEMAN CARY RE CAPITOL PHARMACY 23. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: MISC. 24. MISCELLANEOUS: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES (EMPTY) 25. THANK YOU – MISC. 26. ISSUES: POLITICS – GENERAL 27. PAY RAISES 28. POLITICS-THOMASTON WORKSHOP 11-10-79 29. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: POLITICS 30. THANK YOU POLITICS (EMPTY) 31. POLITICS: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUE (EMPTY) 32. ISSUES: POLITICS 33. PAC BILL 34. ISSUES PENDING: POSTAL SERVICE (MUSCOGEE COUNTY) DUMMY FILE – COMBINE LTR TO PMG BOLGER RE 1/17/79 MEETING CY OF BOLGER LETR SENT TO MAYOR JACKSON, MORGAN LEVERETT, ROTSCR KELLY 1/15/79 1/22/79 – RECEIVED LTR FROM POSTMASTER GENERAL ALSO SENT HR. TO MR. BOLGER ALSO SEE FILE IN ISSUES – POSTAL SERVICES 35. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (GENERAL) 36. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (COMMEMORATIVE STAMP FOR COL. BENJAMIN HAWKINS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, GEORGIA) R. L. SHEETS & EMMIE C. BANKSTON 37. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE THANK YOUS (SHIFT TO MACON) 38. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE – “W” ALTON, C. WILTON 39. NEWS CLIPPINGS ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE 40. THANK YOU-POSTAL 41. POSTAL REFORM: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 42. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (GENERAL) 43. UNIVERSAL COVERAGE ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY 44. ENCLOSURES – SOC. SEC: UNIVERSAL COVERAGE 45. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY-CRAWFORD PIKE LETTER SENT TO AL ULLMAN SOCIAL 59263 3/12/79 CALLED KOUISE 51025 3/22/78 CLYDE’S – WORKING ON MARK UP WILL PROBABLY BE AT LEAST 3 WKS BEFORE WE GET REPLY RW 46. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY – MEDICAID/MEDICARE 47. MICKLE, MRS. OLA (ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY) 48. THANK YOU. SOCIAL SECURITY 49. SOCIAL SECURITY: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 50. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY 51. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS (GENERAL) 52. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS: RALPH W. HOWARD 53. ISSUES: LABOR: SBA – SAM MURPHREE 54. HR3236 SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY 55. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS 56. THANK YOU – SMALL BUSINESS 57. SMALL BUSINESS: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 58. (CONGRESSIONAL TEXTILE CAUCUS 5/9/79)

Box 56 1976-1976 PRESS CLIPPINGS & RELEASES Folder Title 1. JANUARY 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 2. FREBRUARY 1976 PRESS CLIPPINGS 3. MARCH 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 4. APRIL 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 5. MAY 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 6. JUNE 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 7. JULY 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 8. AUGUST 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 9. SEPTEMBER 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 10. OCTOBER 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 11. NOVEMBER 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 12. DECEMBER 1976 NEWS CLIPPINGS 13. PRESS: CHRIS BONNER 1 QUERIES ON MISCELLANEOUS 2 INTERVIEWS & CONVERSATIONS WITH CONGRESSMAN SUBJECTS & ANSWERS PROVIDED 14. PRESS: CHRIS BONNER – MILITARY CONSTRUCTION QUESTIONS & INTERVIEWS GIVEN TO BONNER 15. LETTER TO EDITOR – MACON TELEGRAPH & NEWS FERRIAMDIDE / FIRE ANTS CHRIS BONNER INTERVIEW MACON TELEGRAPH EDITORIAL

Box 57 1979 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. JANUARY, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 2. FEBRUARY, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED INVITATIONS ACCEPTED, FEBRUARY, 1979 FLIGHT TO ATLANTA WITH PRESIDENT CARTER FOR UNVEILINF CEREMONY 2/20/79 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED, FEBRUARY 8, 1979 – WESTERN MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE AQNDY KRESS 892-7558 3. MARCH, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 4. APRIL, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 5. MAY, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 6. JUNE, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 7. JULY, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 8. AUGUST, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 9. SEPTEMBER, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 10. OCTOBER, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 11. NOVEMBER, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 12. DECEMBER, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED 13. JANUARY, 1979 INVITATION ACCEPTED JANUARY, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 14. FEBRUARY, 1979 INVITATION DECLINED FEBRUARY, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 15. MARCH, 1979 INV. DECLINED MARCH, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 16. APRIL, 1979 INV. DECLINED APRIL, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINED 17. MAY, 1979 INV. DECLINE MAY, DISTRICT DECLINED 18. MAY, 1979 INV. DECLINE MAY, 1979 DISTRICT DECLINE

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Box 60 1973 IMPEACHMENT & OTHER ISSUES Folder Title 1. 1973 POLITICS –IMPEACHMENT 2. LETTERS (WATERGATE) 3. IMPEACHMENT – OPINION BALLOT 4. ISSUES: POLITICS 1973 IMPEACHMENT LETTERS OPPOSING IMPEACHMENT (NO NUMBER-NO LABEL) IN LARGER FOLDER WITH FIRST THREE FOLDERS THAT WAS LABELED (ON BACK) AS ISSUES: POLITICS 1973 IMPEACHMENT LETTERS FAVORING IMPEACHMENT 5. ISSUES: POLITICS 1973 IMPEACHMENT LETTERS FAVORING IMPEACHMENT (INSIDE LARGER FOLDER WITH SAME LABEL) 6. OUT OF DISTRICT LETTERS RECEIVED OPPOSING IMPEACHMENT (NO RESPONSE SENT) (INSIDE LARGER FOLDER WITH SAME LABEL) 7. OUT OF DISTRICT LETTERS RECEIVED FAVORING IMPEACHMENT (NO RESPONSE SENT) (INSIDE LARGER FOLDER WITH SAME LABEL) 8. POLUTION 1973 (GENERAL) 9. POSTAL 1973 (GENERAL) 10. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (SAMUEL BISHOP) 11. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE – H. R. 8929 – (COPY PF LETTER FROM POSTAL SERVICE TO BILL NICHOLS) 12. RAILROADS 1973 (GENERAL) 13. REVENUE SHARING 1973 (GENERAL) 14. SOCIAL SECURITY 1973 (GENERAL) 15. TAXES 1973 (GENERAL) 16. VIETNAM 1973 (GENERAL) 17. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 18. ISSUES VETERANS – W. W. DEADWYLER SUGGESTIONISSUES: VETERANS (VA HOSPITALS) VA 19. NORTHROP, HAL (ISSUES: VIETNAM) WHITE HOUSE & DOD 20. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 21. 1973 QUESTIONAIRE RESPONSES 22. SYNOSIS OF HR9682-85*7 23. VETERANS 1973 (GENERAL) 24. ISSUES: TRADE 1973 (GENERAL) 25. ISSUES: VETERANS 1973 (RECOMPUTATION) 26. ISSUES: TAXES (HOEELL HOLLIS)

Box 61 1980 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: TAXES MOONEY, BOYD 2. ISSUES: IRS WEIL, SAM L. 3. ISSUES: TAXES H. R. 4796 MISSIONARIES 4. ISSUES: IRS MOON A. B., JR. 5. ISSUES: TAXES (INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS WITHHOLDING TAX) H. R. 5460 6. THANKS – SOCIAL SECURITY (EMPTY) 7. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (HOGAN, MARY L. SOCIAL SECURITY OFFSET) 8. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY BATTS, HURLEY & DOROTHY 9. ISSUES: TAXES YORK, GILBERT 10. TAXES – GENERAL 11. SOCIAL SECURITY – GENERAL 12. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. SOC. SEC. 13. THANKS – SMALL BUSINESS 14. CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC. SMALL BUSINESS 15. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS W. C. BRADLEY ENTERPRISES, INC. 16. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS ROBISON, ROY H. RECREATIONAL BOATING INDUSTRY) 17. SMALL BUSINESS PRINTERS 18. POSEY, JERRY J. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS 19. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS/EQUAL ACCESS 20. ISSUES: SMALL BUS. (DENISON) 21. ISSUES: SBA CARPENTER, SYLVESTER 22. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS N. A. HARDIN 23. ISSUES: SBA BLAGMON, SHERMAN W. 7/11 CALLED SGT. WILLIAMS FOR STATUS √ REFERRED TO R& E SHOULD EXPECT LTR ABOUT THE 17TH OF JULY 24. SMALL BUSINESS – GENERAL 25. CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC. POSTAL REFORM 26. ISSUES – POSTAL SERVICE REVEREND WYNDEL W. HAMRICK (CONTACTED BY ROONEY L. BOWEN) 27. ISSUES POSTAL SERVICE – JOHN MARUHNICH 28. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE BOB LEE 29. ISSUES – POSTAL SERVICE – TOBBIE L. JONES – POSTAL WORKERS – WARNER ROBINS 30. ISSUES: POST OFFICE PENDING JOHN SLATER 31. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (COMMEMORATIVE STAMP) PORTER, BEVERLY 32. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE WALLENDA STAMP 33. ISSUES - POSTAL SERVICE – MR. I. L. GRANUM 34. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE CAMELLIA STAMP DR. DAN NATHAN MILTO BROWN 35. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE COLUMBUS-ATLANTA (IN ENVELOPE IN SMALL FILE IN LARGE FILE) 36. POSTAL REFORM 37. POSTAL REFORM – GENERAL 38. THANKS – POLITICS (EMPTY) 39. CLIPPINGS, INFI. ETC. – POLITICS 40. ISSUES: WEST SIDE GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH 41. ISSUES: POLITICS (ELECTION OPF SPEAKER) 1980 42. POLITICS – GENERAL 43. ISSUES: MISC. SHAY, BILL 44. ISSUES: MISC. (FDA) EDWARDS, LEE ROY 45. ISSUES: MISC. (CONRAD FOWLER WEST POINT PEPPERELL) CHARLES V. BREMER 46. ISSUES: MISC./HEALTH MISCELLANEOUS: HEALTH – WHOLISTIC HEALTH CENTER COLUMBUS, GA ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH – PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CENTERS IN GEORGIA ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – HEALTH HUMMEL, GERARD R. – SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH, INC. – LAGRANGE ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – NITRITES ANDERSON, MR. B. J. – SOUTHERN FOODS – COLS RE: NITRITES/FDA (ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS) 47. M. L. KING HOLIDAY 48. ISSUES: MISC – MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. NATIONAL HOLIDAY (EMPTY) 49. ISSUES: MISC. TENNEY, LUTHER 50. ISSUES: MISC. TATE, NORMA F. 51. ISSUES: MISC. STEVE KNIGHT DEPT. OF COMMERCE 52. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH – CYSTIC FIBROSIS 53. ISSUES: MISC. DOXEY, MRS. LUCILLE R. (RE: RAILROAD RETIREMENT) 54. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – HEALTH SYSTEM AGENCY OF CENTRAL GA. INC (DON TRANTORO – CORRESPONDENT) 55. ISSUES: MISC. BUREAU OF LAND MGMT. 56. THANKS – POSTAL REFORM PACKET 1 NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUES THE COST OF A NATIONAL PRESCRIPTION PROGRAM - ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS - HEALTH

Box 62 1981 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. TRANSPORTATION – GENERAL 2. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION AIR DEV. 3. TRANSPORTATION – THANKS 4. TRANSPORTATION – CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. 5. FED. – AID HOGHWAY ACT ’81 / AIRPORT & AIRWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 81 6. VETERAN’S AFFAIRS – GENERAL 7. ISSUES: VETERAN’S AFFAIRS GUYN PRESTON 8. VETERAN’S AFFAIRS CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC 9. VETERAN’S AFFAIRS – THANKS 10. 1981 TAC CORRESPONDENCE (BOX)

Box 63 1968 NEWS RELEASES I INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. 1968 JAN-MAY INV. DECLINED 2. 1968 JUNE-DEC. INV. DECLINED 3. 1968 JAN-MAY INVITATIONS ACCEPTED 4. 1968 JUNE-DEC. INV. ACCEPTED 5. NEWS RELEASE – WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET – JANUARY 23, 1968 6. PRESS RELEASE – ANNOUNCEMENT OF JERRY’S LEAVING – 1/18/68 PRESS RELEASE 1968 7. PRESS RELEASE – 1/25/68 – ACTION URGED ON RETURN OF PUIEBLO – NAVY INTELLIGENCE SHIP. 8. 2/20/68 PRESS RELEASE – DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION 9. PRESS RELEASE – ERNEST HODGES – 2/21/68 10. NATIONAL CONVENTION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN 2/29/68 (JOE GASTON OF WARNER ROBINS 11. PRESS RELEASE – 3/13/68 GRANT TO GA. SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE 12. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 18, 1968 (PHOTO AND CAPTION RE NATL. PEANUT WEEK) 13. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 20, 1968 (CHIPLEY ELEM. SCHOOL TRIP) SENT TO HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL ALSO TO: MANCHESTER MERCURY (BOB TRIBBLE) 3-23-68 14. NEWS RELEASE: MARCH 7, 1968 (DR. BRUCE NEWSOM) 15. NEWS RELEASE OF WDAK RADIO APRIL 4, 1968 (COLUMBUS COLLEGE SOPHOMORE TRIP) 16. PRESS RELEASE – RELEASED ONLY TO THE COLUMBUS AREA MEDIA. 4/8/68 17. PRESS RELEASE: SPEECH ON FLOOR OF HOUSE – APRIL 8, 1968 REASON 18. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 11, 1968 (PERSONAL RIGHTS IN PROPERTY) 19. PRESS RELEASE – WAGE BOARD 4-25-68 20. PRESS RELEASE – TO ALL MEDIA (THE DIGNITY OF WORK) 4-29-68 21. PRESS RELEASE: EDUCATIONAL GRANT TO GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE, AMERICUS MAY 2, 1968 22. NEWS RELEASE: MAY 25, 1968 (REP. JOCK BRINKLEY QUALIFIES FOR RE-ELECTION) 23. NEWS RELEASE: JAYCEES MARCH 16TH, 1968 24. PRESS RELEASE: RFK DEATH JUNE 5, 1968 (EMPTY) 25. PRESS RELEASE – ANNOUNCEMENT ON REELECTION. (NO DATE) NOT SENT OUT 26. NEWS RELEASE: 6/7/68 STEVE DUGAN – CONGRESS CLUBS 27. JUNE 11, 1968 PRESS RELEASE_MISS BECKY ANN YEAGER 28. PRESS RELEASE 7/31/68 ALL MEDIA – (FOOD STAMP) 29. PRESS RELEASE (ALL MEDIA) – AUGUST 23, 1968 – HIGHWAY ACT 30. PRESS RELEASE: SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 (STATEMENT TO WRBL-TV) RE: PARTY LOYALTY 31. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 30, 1968 (WARCHDOG OF THE TREASURY) AWARD 32. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 11, 1968 (INSERT RE: NATL. RED. OF BUS. & PROF. WOMEN) 33. PRESS RELEASE: DECEMBER 29, 1968 (APPOINTMENT OF JACJ MICKLE AS DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE) 34. PRESS FILE STATEMENT JACK BRINKLEY – VIEWS ON TRANSPORTATION FOR THE 1970’S

BUSINESS SIZE ENVELOPES 1967 SPRING QUESTIONAIRE LFT. MGR. 7 NATIONAL ANTHEM #1 FORT BENNING PHARMACY SERVICE 1. MACHINE LETTER #1 – INVITATION TO OFFICE RECEPTION 1/10/67 2. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD LETTER LFT. MGR. 20 TABS 32, 38, 42 3. NEWSPAPER FORMS LT. MGR. TABS 32, 38, 42 4. NATIONAL FARMS LTF. MGR. 11 TABS 32, 38, 42 5. NATIONAL FEDERATION OF BUSINESS LETTER LFT. MGR. 9 TABS 33, 43 6. LTR. TO BUMPER STICKER CREW RE: TRIP TO WASHINGTON LTR REGARDING MONROE MCKENZIE L MAR.-12 7. LTR ON HARRY MOORE OF AMERICUS, REGARDING NURSING HOME. 8. LTR TO BUMPER STICKER CREW RE: TRIP TO WASHINGTON MARGIN 13 TABS 27-35 9. LTR # 1 H. R. 7 10. LETTER #2 H. R. 7 11. LETTER ON COLUMBUS POST OFFICE L – 15 12. LETTER TO MATHEWS’ SUPPORTERS P. O. COLS POSTMASTERSHIP 13. AMERICUS POSTMASTERSHIP – HOUSE, BILL – L 9 14. POSTMASTERSHIP AMERICUS – SHORT LETTER TO (5) PEOPLE L-11 15. SOCIAL SECURITY LETTER WITH COPY OF PAPER BEING SENT. L 14 TAB 31 16. REA LETTER. L. M. 14 TAB 31 & 39 17. HANSEL YOUNG LETTER 18. –B – WAGE BOARD BILL LTR. 19. – ELLINGTON LTR – IN ANSWER TO TELEGRAM 20. ELLINGTON LTR IN ANSWER TO LETTERS 21. FLOWERS’ LETTER – P. O. FORT VALLEY 22. BAY GALL DITCH LETTER WITH COPY OF LETTER FROM SAVANNAH CORPS OF ENGINEERS 23. SOCIAL SECURITY LETTER H. R. 5720 24. P. O. FT. VALLEY RURAL CARRIER – PAUL DAVIS 25. SOC. SEC. MESSAGE 26. COMMON SITUS PICKERING BILL (H. R. 100) LFT.MGR. 10 27. H. R. 8271 28. BLANK P. O. LTR. – COLS. 29. AG. BULLETIN 30. (MISSING) 31. (MISSING) 32. (MISSING) 33. NEWSPAPER LIST 34. 5710 – SOC. SEC. 35. HR 4906 RAILROAD RETIREMENT 36. (MISSING) 37. (MISSING) 38. OEO LTR 39. COLS. VOC. GRAD. LTR. 40. RADIO STATIONS 41. FORM LETTER – SPRING QUESTIONAIRE 42. LTR-RADIO STATIONS 43. PRODUCTION SHEET RE: RADIO STATION 44. ADRRESS RADIO STATION 45. MAKELY, CARMICHAEL LTR. FORM LETTER #26 TERRITORIAL MAPS PRINCIPAL’S LTR ON AM. SOR. (NO NUMBER, NO LABEL, CONTAINS GREEN STRIP WITH HOLES) UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE

Box 64 1980 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: ENERGY, HR 6722 RETAIL DIVORCEMENT RETAIL DEVORCEMENT 2. ISSUES: ENERGY CITY OF COLUMBUS/FT. BENNING SOLID WASTE PROPOSAL 3. ISSUES: ENERGY CHOKEE CREEK ETHANOL CORP. 4. ISSUES: ENERGY – COAL SLURRY PIPELINE BILL HR. 4370 5. THANK YOUS – FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 6. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 7. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (R. W. MCKEE & OTHERS) RE: COMBINED FED. CAMPAIGN 8. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, ROEDER. JAMES A. 9. ISSUES – FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CARL, STEPHEN (FILE – INFORMATION ONLY) 10. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: ROBERT BURNS 11. HARVARD, MR. JERRE E. ISSUES: FED. EMPLOYEES 12. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – JAMES A. HATCHER 13. JOHNSON, MRS. MARTHA S, ISSUES: FED. EMPLOYEES COMBINED FED. CAMPAIGN (NO NUMBER, NO TITLE – FULL OF PAPERS) 14. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES LEO LYONS 15. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (MR. JAMES GIBBS, AFGE, ROBINS AFB) PENDING 16. ISSUES: FED EMPLOYEES ADOLPH BATTLE 1980 17. CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC.-ENERGY 18. THANK YOUS-ENERGY 19. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – GENERAL 20. ISSUES: ENERGY K. C. ALCOHOL FUELS PROJECT IS IN CABINET ALONE ISSUES FILES 21. ISSUES: ENERGY JULIETTE, GA APP. TO DOE FOR FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR ALCOHOL PLANT 22. ISSUES: ENERGY LETTER IN SUPPORT OF DOE PETITION RE NEW STATION ALLOCATIONS 23. ISSUES: ENERGY SPIRIT FUELS (DEAN FOWLER) 24. ISSUES: ENERGY JAMES D. RAY APPLICATION FOR ALLOCATION 25. ISSUES: ENERGY VENABLE, FRANK MAGOSA, INC. 26. ISSUES: ENERGY OPPOSITION TO JAMES D RAY’S APPLICATION TO DOE FOR GASOLINE ALLOCATION TO NEW STATION AMERICUS 27. ISSUES: ENERGY GOA’S REQUEST FOR MEETING WITH PRES. RE IMPORT FEE 28. ISSUES: ENERGY DOE APP OF FOX & SAMFORD FOR GRANT FOR FEASIBILITY STUDY 29. ISSUES: ENERGY HAUGA BOOK RE: IMPORT FEE 30. CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS B. CUNNINGHAM OIL CO. ISSUES: ENERGY 31. ISSUES: ENERGY HARRIS, MORTON 32. ISSUES: ENERGY BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 33. ISSUES: ENERGY DR. BOB RESSMEYER, D. C. 34. ISSUES: ENERGY CABANNIS 35. ISSUES: ENERGY CHADWICK, RAY DOE APPLICATION 36. 1980 ISSUES: ENERGY MR. & MRS. R. G. HILL 37. ISSUES: ENERGY BRAY, HARRISON GOA 1980 38. ISSUES: ENERGY LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE MRS. R. H. MURPHY 39. ISSUES: ENERGY 1980 SHATTUCKS, FLOYD DOE APPLICATION 40. ISSUES: ENERGY C. E. WALKER 41. ISSUES: ENERGY SPIKES, FRANK 42. 1980 DAVIS, MAYO ISSUES: ENERGY 43. ISSUES: ENERGY MR. NORMAN R. COON 44. ISSUES: ENERGY CRAWFORD COUNTY SCHOOLS DR. HILL DOE ALLOCATION 45. ISSUES: ENERGY ROSA SPEARMAN 46. ISSUES: ENERGY HARBUCK, C. S. APPLICATION TO DOE 47. ISSUES: ENERGY SALE OF HICKMAN OIL CO. 48. ISSUES: ENERGY F. C. HOLT 49. ENERGY YOUNGBLOOD, MURSHE; - DOE 50. ISSUES: ENERGY MILLS, MRS. J. MARVIN 51. ISSUES: ENERGY JIM STRETCH – GASAHOL 52. ISSUES: ENERGY HAYGOOD, DAN 53. ISSUES: ENERGY ZOBAY, JOSEPH 54. ISSUES: ENERGY CARTER, H. LUTHER BOOK I FEDERAL COMPENSATION REFORM AN EXAMINATION OF ISSUES

Box 65 1980 ISSUES CORRES. (COMPUTER) Folder Title 1. TX 3 – ANTI: - D. C. BILL 3-86 (REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION ACT ’79) TX 300 39 8-6-80 8-19-80 (NEW REVISED LETTER) 2. BB 7716 – HALT GOV’T $ TO PRISONERS BB 7716 40 3. TX 201 – POST CARD – 10 TAX CUT & H. J. RES 395 RX 201 41 8-19-80 (REVISED LETTER) 4. EC 103 – COLA LETTER EC 103 42 5. TR 7793 – RR RETIREMENT TR 7793 43 TE 7793-RR RETIREMENT-OSCAR *43* MAILED 8/25/80 6. BB 5225 – FED. FIREARMS LAW REFORM ACT OF ‘79 8/25/80 7. P. O. 100 – H. RES. 760 – (ELECT PRES. BY HOUSE) MAILED 9-5-80 8. BB 395/C OPPOSING GOV’T SPENDING (RESPONSE TO NAT’L TAXPAYERS UNION) BB 395/C 47 MAILED 9/17/80 MAILED 11/6/80 9. LA 6915 THE CRIMINAL CODE REVISION ACT OF 1980 LA 6915 48 MAILED 9/29/80 10. PO 200 – SUPPORT LEGIS VETO 47 (CONTAINS UNLABELED FOLDER WITH PAPERS INSIDE) 11. HHS 201 ABORTION LETTER HHS 201 50 MAILED 12/2/80 12. LA 6915A CRIMINAL CODE RENSIAN (?) ACT LA 6915 51 MAILED 12/4/80 13. HO 200 (100 UNIT HOUSING) 52-1 HO 200 52 14. ATRM 53-1 ATRM 53 1/31/81 15. OPNB 54-1 OPNB 54 2/6/81 16. TX 700 55 1 TX 700 55 MAILED 8/1981 17. BALLOTS ON TAX OF INTEREST

Box 66 1980 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. MCCRARY, WALTER, JR. ISSUES FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS 2. FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS GENERAL 3. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS CLARKE W. DUNCAN 4. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS 5. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS BANK OF FT. BENNING (SPARKS, BUDDY) 6. FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 7. THANK YOUS - FINANCIAL INSTITITIONS (EMPTY) 8. FOREIGN AFFAIRS – GENERAL 9. IRAN 10. FOREIGN AFFAIRS – CUBA 11. RHODESIA 12. IRAN – STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT 13. JOINT LETTER TO PRESIDENT (TO INVITE CHILE TO PARTICIPATE IN NAVAL EXERCISES (UNITAS XXI)) 14. ISSUES - FOREIGN AFFAIRS – FARMER, GARY I. 15. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS STATE DEPT. LIN, MR. K. T. 16. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS LUCE, GEORGE 17. ISSUES FOREIGN AFFAIRS – LUCKER, HARRY A. 18. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS (IRAN) PFC STEVEN PHILLIP 421-88-6508 156TH MTC. CO NEW YORK 09070 1/22/80 19. PANAMA CANAL (EMPTY) 20. CHINA – TAIWAN (EMPTY) 21. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 22. HINSHAW, M. CREEDE ISSUES FOREIGN AFFAIRS SENT COPY OF VOTE & DISCUSS FINAL FORM OF BILL 23. THANK YOUS - FOREIGN AFFAIRS 24. HEALTH AND WELFARE – GENERAL 25. ABORTION 26. CHIROPRACTIC 27. OLDER AMERICANS 28. ISSUES: HEW CABANISS, DR. DANIEL 29. ISSUES: HHS CARSWELL, CLIFTON 30. ISSUES: HHS DR. LEAH R. CAMP 31. JOINT LETTER TO DEPT. OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES RE: REGULATIONS ON MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT OF HOSPITAL- BASED PHYSICIANS 32. ISSUES: HHA – EDWARDS, GEORGE – MEDICAL 33. ISSUES: HEW METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE 34. ISSUES – HEW – HOUSTON COUNTY HOSPITAL COMPLEX 35. ISSUES – HHS (R. DEAN FOWLER) 36. ISSUES: HHS (WALKER, C. E.) 37. ISSUES: HHS JONES, MRS. ROGER ANN 38. ISSUES: HEW MRS. GRACE D. JONES 39. ISSUES – HHS (HEW) DRS. CALHOUN, NEWTON, AND JARRELL 40. ISSUES: HEW COLUMBUS MEDICAL CENTER 41. ISSUES: HEW ELIZ. GILES ALCHOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAMS 42. ISSUES: HHS RE: DR. GARY L. ROGERS ANS DR. JAMES I SUIT 43. ISSUES: HEW TERRELL, WM. R. ALCOHOL TREATMENT PROGRAMS 44. ISSUES: FOR. AFFAIRS DAVIS, CORBIN, RE: CENTRAL AMERICA 45. HANCOCK, WATSON RE: DSMO ISSUES: HEW (FDA) 46. ISSUES – HEW EASTON, MRS. LOUISE 47. MOTON, MRS. DALE ISSUES: HEW (FDA) 48. PETERS, DR. H. S. ISSUES: HEW 49. ISSUES: HEALTH & WELFARE JOHNSON, DR. C. DENTON 50. ISSUES: HEW HEALTHCARE FINANCING ADMIN. MR. JOHN GALLOWAY J B MERRILL 2452184 245-0301 10/24/79 30/11 JEANETTE PROGRAM& POLICY WORKING ON IT 12/5/79 CALLED THEY WILL CK OUT & LET ME KNOW RESPONSE TO PROPOSED SECURITY REGULATIONS A B C D 51. THANK YOUS-HEALTHAND WELFARE 52. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. HEALTH AND WELFARE 53. HISTORIC PRESERVATION 54. ANGIE – FYI AND REFERENCE 55. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRES. “RIDGEWOOD” TOMMY THOMPSON 7/10 56. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRES. TROUP CO. BD OF COMMISSIONERS 7/10 472- 9708 426-0641 7/9/80 SHOULD HAVE LTR MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK IS AWAITING SIGNATURE 57. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRES. CHATT.-FLINT APDC CLAUDE FULLERTON 6/27 CALLED HASELL’S OFFICE. LETTER NOT ANSWERED YET, SENT TO ANOTHER DIVISION. 476-0641 JULIETTE SCOTT 58. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRES. MARSHALLVILLE 59. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION TIFT COLLEGE FORSYTH, GEORGIA JANUARY 24, 1980 60. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. HISTORIC PRESERVATION (EMPTY) 61. THANKS - HISTORIC PRESERVATION (EMPTY) 62. HOUSING – GENERAL 63. REVENUE SHARING 64. HR 7262 HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEV. 65. ISSUES: HOUSING (DAVIS, EDITH) 66. ISSUES: HOUSING FOLLOWILL, B. S. 66. 67. ISSUES: HOUSING (EDWARDS, ARLENE AND LANIER) 68. ISSUES: HOUSING THOMASTON LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECT 69. ISSUES: HOUSING (MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE ARTICLE) 70. ISSUES: ENERGY (B. E. P. S.)

Box 67 1970-1971 INVITATIONS & P. R. Folder Title 1. PR THANK YOU LETTERS RECEIVED 1970 2. PR THANK YOU LETTERS 1970 3. GENERAL: INVITATION EXTENDED 1971 4. GENERAL: INV. DECLINED 5. INVITATION DECLINED 1971 (MAY-AUGUST) 6. INVITATION DECLINED 1971 (SEPT. DEC) 7. INVITATION ACCEPTED AND CLOSED 1971 (JAN. JUNE) 8. INVITATION ACCEPTED AND CLOSED (JULY DEC.) 1971

Box 68 1980 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. OCTOBER, 1980 INVITATIONS DECLINED OCTOBER, 1980 DISTRICT DECLINED 2. NOVEMBER, 1980 INVITATIONS DECLINED NOVEMBER, 1980 DISTRICT DECLINED 3. DECEMBER, 1980 INVITATIONS DECLINED DECEMBER, 1980 DISTRICT DECLINED 4. JANUARY, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 5. FEBRUARY, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 6. MARCH, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 7. APRIL, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 8. MAY, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 9. JUNE, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 10. JULY, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 11. AUGUST, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 12. SEPTEMBER, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 13. OCTOBER, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 14. NOVEMBER, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED 15. DECEMBER, 1980 INVITATION ACCEPTED

Box 69 1970 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 317 CANNON BLD. (AND LOOSE PAPERS 1. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (NO NUMBER) MUSCOGEE COUNTY CHATTOOCHEE CRAWFORD DOOLY DOOLY - UNADILLA HARRIS HOUSTON PERRY LEE MACON MARION MUSCOGEE PEACH PELASKI SCHLEY STEWART SUMTER TALBOT TAYLOR TWIGGS WILKINSON WEBSTER WITH ONLY THE NOTE: 46 WEBSTER CO. JERRY HART PRIN. PRESTON 47 IDA D LOWERY HIGMILTON RAVEN, PRIN. PRESTON, GA. INSIDE 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. D 6. E 7. F 8. G 9. H 10. I 11. J 12. K 13. L 14. M 15. N 16. O 17. P 18. Q 19. R 20. S 21. T 22. U (EMPTY) 23. V (EMPTY) 24. W 25. X (EMPTY) 26. Y 27. Z

Box 70 1972-1973 INVITATIONS & P. R. Folder Title 1. ’73 A-B CONGRATS 2. C-D 3. E-F-G 4. H 5. I (EMPTY) 6. J 7. K 8. L 9. M 10. N 11. O 12. P 13. Q (EMPTY) 14. R 15. P. R. CONGRATS – RE-ELECTION 1972 16. S 17. STAR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS 18. T 19. U (EMPTY) 20. V 21. W 22. X (EMPTY) 23. Y 24. Z 25. YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCILO CERTIFICATES 26. PR FLAGS 1969 – 70 – 72 27. PR FLAGS 1973 28. GENERAL: INV. ACCEPTED 29. GENERAL: INV. DECLINED 1973 JAN. – MAR. 1973 30. GENERAL: INV. DECLINED 1973 APR. – JUNE 31. GENERAL: INV. DECLINED 1973 JULY – SEPT. 32. GENERAL: INV. DECLINED 1973 OCT. – DEC.

Box 71 1974 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. IMPEACHMENT OUT-OF-DISTRICT 2. ISSUES: POLITICS LEDGER 8-4-74 BRINKLEY WANTS SOLID ROOF 3. ISSUES: POLITICS – THE MACON NEWS IMPEACHMENT 8-4-74 4. ISSUES: POLITICS (FOR IMPEACHMENT) 1974 5. 1974 POLLUTION 6. 1974 POST OFFICE 7. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (A. H. JENNINGS) (OUR CORRES IS JANET MERRITT) 8. ISSUES: POST OFFICE RE: COMMEMOPATIVE STAMP FOR HOMING PIGEON OUR CORRES ID GLEN VAUGHT 9. 1974 REVENUE SHARING 10. 1974 SOCIAL SECURITY 11. MRS. ROSA S. GLASS (WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE) ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY 12. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (JOHN WALDREN) (R. L. KELLETT) 13. 1974 TAXES 14. DWYER, MRS. W. L. (WHITE HOUSE) ISSUES: TAXES (THIS FILE HAS BEEN MOVED TO ISSURS: TAXES 1975 (EMPTY) 15. ISSUES: TAXES HARTMAN, VIVIAN (CONTACTED WILBUR MILLS) 16. HENRY, WAIGHTS (WAYS & MEANS) ISSUES: TAXES 17. ISSUES: TAXES (SENDLEBACK, MRS. R. F. – JEAN 18. ISSUES: TAXES (ATTAWAY, CHARLIE) (WAYS & MEANS) 19. LINDHOLM, DAVID (ISSUES: TAXES) WAYS & MEANS 20. ISSUES: TAXES ($100 SICK PAY EXCLUSION) 21. ISSUES: TAXES BOWMAN, MRS. NELLE (WAYS & MEANS) 22. ISSUES: TAXES (W. B. TURNER-W.C. BRADLET CO.) 23. ISSUES: TAXES 5% SURTAX 24. 1974 TRADE 25. 1974 VETERANS 26. ISSUES: RECOMPUTATION 27. 1974 VIETNAM 28. ISSUES: VIETNAN (MIA-POW’S) 29. RESOLUTIONS PASSED BU GA. GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1974 BOOK I DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ON RESERVE FORCES FISCAL YEAR 1973 BOOK 2 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE JAMES R. SCHLESINGER ANNUAL DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REPORT FY 1975

Box 72 1980 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1980 (IN FRONT OF 1980 FILE) 2. BALANCE BUDGET & CAUCUS 3. TEXTILE CAUCUS 4. ALCOHOL FUEL CAUCUS 5. COALITION FOR PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH 6. FEDERAL GOVT. SERVICE TASK FORCE 7. TRAVEL AND TOURISM CAUCUS RURAL CAUCUS (SMALL WITHIN) RURAL CAUCUS 8. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS 9. CENTER FOR THE DEFENSE OF FREE INTERPRISE 10. VOTING RECORD – MISC. 11. JOINT LETTERS (NO NUMBER) AGRICULTURE – GENERAL AMERICAN AGRIC. MOVEMENT ISSUES: AGRIC. 12. PENDING: ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (LTR, TO GILBERT GUDE, DIRECTOR, CBS) 13. FOOD STAMPS S1309 14. HR 6732 “SPECIAL AREA SOIL CONSERVATION ACT OF 1980” 15. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 16. AGRICULTURE – SCHOOL LUNCHES 17. AAM RE AGRI-BUS, OPEN ACCOUNTS 18. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FMHA 19. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE TARGETED SOIL CONSERVATION AREAS HR 7755 20. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE AMN. AGRICULTURE (KERSEY) RE FMHA 447- 4669 3/22 RON ICELAND FROM USDA CALLED. HE WILL SEND RESPONSE ASAP 21. AGRICULTURE: SUPPORT PRICE FOR QUOTA PEANUTS 22. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE SWEARINGEN, MR. ED 23. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE EMERGENCY LOANS (STAMPED: INSIDE MAIL) 24. AGRICULTURE: EMBARGO OF FEED GRAINS AND WHEAT 25. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE HATCHER, MR. HAL B. FNHA 26. AGRICULTURE: GEORGIA PEACH COUNCIL 27. ISSUES: AGRIC. PEACH PITS DR. SMISSON 28. THANK YOU – AGRICULTURE 29. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. AGRIC. 30. ARMED SERVICES: GENERAL 1-3 1980 31. ARMED SERVICES: GENERAL 4-12 1980 32. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES AM SEC. COUNCIL MAILING VETS, ON DISKS AA BB CC RECEIVED THIS MAILING 33. ARMED SERVICES C. R. JONES J. R. MOYE & JAMES C. LEWIS 34. ARMED SERVICES – TAKING OUR BATTLESHIPS OUT OF MOTHBALLS PROPOSAL 35. CORPS OF ENGINEERS ARMED SERVICES BOOKLET I AMDRO PRESS CONFERENCE

Box 73 1976 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: ENERGY – GENERAL 2. WINDFALL PROFIT TAX ISSUES: ENERGY 3. ENERGY MOBILIZATION (INSIDE LARGE PORTFOLIO WITH 4 LABELED ENERGY: GEN) 4. ENERGY MOBILIZATION BOARD DEAR COLLEAGUE (INSIDE LARGE PORTFOLIO WITH 3 LABELED ENERGY: GEN) 5. ISSUES: ENERGY BILLY J. BARNET & DOE 6. ISSUES: ENERGY HAYGOOD, DAN – GASAHOL PLANT (GUAEANTEES FROM FED. GOVT. FOR) 7. ISSUES: ENERGY – SALE OF OIL TO IRAN (INSIDE LARGE PORTFOLIO LABELED ISSUES – ENERGY – PETRLEUM RETAILER) 8. ISSUES: ENERGY: “FAST TRACK” AND “ ENERGY MOBILIZATION BOARD” 9. ISSUES: ENERGY: BARTER SYSTEM ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 10. ISSUES: ENERGY: PETROLRUM RETAILERS & DISTRIBUTORS (JACK HOUSTON) ALLOCATION BASE, PRICE INCREASE, ETC. 1979 ISSUES FILE 11. ENERGY – GASOLINE RATIONING DECONTROL 12. ENERGY: J B DECAL SYSTEM GAS RATIONING 13. ELLINGTON, MILTON DOE ISSUES: ENERGY 14. ISSUES: ENERGY – GASOHOL 15. GASOHOL ISSUES: ENERGY 16. HAUGABOOK, R. C. ISSUES: ENERGY JOBBER PROFIT MARGIN 17. POOLE, MR. JAMES E., JR. ISSUES: ENERGY 18. HILT, JAMES E. JR. – DOE – PENDING 5/30/79 19. ISSUES: ENERGY – SOLAR BARNETT, BILL – ALCOT, INCORPORATED KATHLEES, GA. 20. ISSUES: ENERGY-GASOHOL/DAN HAYGOOD, JR 21. ISSUES: ENERGY TOMMY KERSEY – CONVERSION OF CORN TO ETHYL ALCOHOL FUEL INFO 22. MILES, ALEX ISSUES: ENERGY DOE & SBA REQUEST FOR HELP IN OBTAINING SUPPLIER 23. ISSUES: ENERGY DOE TEMPURE RESTRICTIONS ON NON- RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 24. ISSUES: ENERGY: GEORGIA INDEPENDENT OILMEN 25. ISSUES: ENERGY – EMERGENCY BLDG. TEMP RESTRICTIONS (DENT TEMPLES) 26. LOTT, SAM ISSUES: ENERGY DIESEL FUEL SUPPLY 27. PENDING - ISSUES: ENERGY (LON MARLOW) 28. PROJECT- CITY OF PERRY HOUSTON COUNTY – GRANT FOR DAM & POWER PLANT CONTACTED BY JOE POOLE ISSUES: ENERGY 29. ISSUES: ENERGY LTR TO DAVIS HAWKINS OF EPA RE RECOVERY SYSTEM (JACK HOUSTON, G. ASSOC. OF PETROLEUM RETAILERS, INC.) 30. “E” - ISSUES: ENERGY WALDORF, KUKSHTEL & CHADWICK) 31. ISSUES: ENERGY-GASOHOL/ADAMS/PENDING/SCHLESINGER DIANA 252-5074 32. ISSUES: ENERGY ABERNATHY, HENRY – SUPPLEMENTAL GAS ALLOCATION FROM DOE 33. ISSUES: ENERGY (POSSIBLE CHARTS TO SHOW ENERGY SITUATION) 34. SPEER, ALECK W. ISSUES: ENERGY 35. ENERGY – CALLAWAY GARDENS 36. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: ENERGY 37. THANK YOU – ENERGY 38. ENERGY: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 39. ISSUES: ENERGY – DONALD SNIPES

Box 74 1980 COMPUTER LETTERS Folder Title 1. BB 213 PRO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION AMTEXT JOB G BB213 2. BB 395/A POSTCARDS OPPOSING MORE GOVT SPENDING AM FILE JOB D BB 395/A 3. “BUDGET” SEGMENT LETTERS SEGMENT LETTER EXTINCT 4. BB 395/B POSTCARDS 395/B AM FILE JOB E BB 395/B 5. ED 100 SCHOOL PRAYER – AM TEXT – JOB F ED 100 6. HEW 100 KENNEDY’S HEALTH PLAN – AM TEXT – JOB H HEW 100 7. ANTI HR 777 POST CARDS LA 777 AM FILE JOB F LA 777 8. GUN CONFISCATION POSTCARD – FEBRUARY 15 – 1980 – 9. AR 4477 6-20-80 FE 4477 10. SOCIAL SECURITY INCOME TAX SS 100 11. SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM 81 – NZ TEXT – JOB D AG 100 12. TR/6418 – TRACKING DEREGULATION – NZ TEXT – JOB E TR 6418 13. OPPOSITION TO DRAFTING WOMEN – TEXT AM – JOB G AS 100 14. CO 100 FORM LETTERS SUPPORTING HR 6074 AM TEXT JPB CO 100 15. MEDICARE AMENDMENTS – 15.1 – JOB – MASTER HEW 3990 HEW 3990 16. BALANCING THE BUDGET – 16.1 – MASTER DISKETTE EC 100 EC 100 17. BALANCING THE BUDGET – 17.1 – JOB B – MASTER EC 101 EC 100 18. EC 102 19. FE 100 LETTER TO CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES 20. HO 100 – LETTER TO HOMEBUILDERS – 4-16-80 HO 100 21. EC 103 SEGMENT 22 SATURDAY MAIL DELIVERY EC 103 22. VE 100 – VETERANS’ DENTIST BENEFITS – 4-28-80 VE 100 23. FOOD STAMPS OPINION BALLOTS AG 200 SEGMENT 24 AG 200 24. ABORTION ROSES HHS 200 SEG 25 JOB 25 HHS 200 25. WITHHOLDING TAX LETTER – 5-15-80 TX 100 26. DISCHARGE PETITION ED 101 5-16 ED 101 27. AS 101 B-1 BOMBER 5-16 AS 101 28. HO 5200 FAIR HOUSING BILL 5-16-80 HO 5200 29. TX 102 TAXPAYERS BILL OF RIGHTS 5-20-80 TX 101 30. AG 201 PRO – FOOD STAMPS 520-80 AG 201 31. EN 100 INCREMENTAL PRICING 5/21/80 EN 100 32. HHS 101 (314)D FUNDING 6-2-80 33. EN 101 FOLLOW UP ON INCREMENTAL PRICING 6-3-80 EN 101 34. JU 100 – FAMILY PROTECTION ACT – 6-9-80 JU 100 35. FI 100 BANKING INSTITUTION IN INSURANCE 6-10-80 36. TX 200 10% TAX CUT – OPINION BALLOT 7-29-80 TX 200 37. JU 2074 ANTI-GAY RIGHTS 7-30-80 JU 2074

Box 75 1974 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1974 PR FLAGS 2. REQUESTS FOT FLAGS GEORGIA 3. 1976 TR FLAGS 4. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 1971-73 5. PENDING – INAUGURATION – 1973 INFORMATION JOINT COM ON INAUG 52245 ASSEMBLE AT 11:30 CEREMONY BEGINS AT 12 GEORGE HOPPER 447-9185 6. PR REQUESTS “A” 7. 1976 PR REQUESTS “B” P. R. REQUEST: BELLAMY, MR. DONNIE D. (HEW) P. R. REQUEST: BELK, MR. J. DIXON 8. 1976 PR REQUESTS “C” P. R. REQUEST – CALDWELL, JOHNNIE L. P. R. REQUESTS: CARPENTER, BOB G. (EAGLE SCOUT AWARD) (REQUESTED LTR FROM PRESIDENT FORD) P. R. REQUESTS: THORNE, HERB – WHITE HOUSE P. R. REQUEST (JAMES COLQUITTE) (FDA) PR REQUESTS: CLARK RE REQUEST FOR FEDERAL CONSUMER PUBLICATIONS 10/12/76 9. 1976 PR REQUESTS “D” DRISKELL, CARLTON E. P. R. REQUEST – LIBRARY OF CONGRESS) PR REQUESTS: MR. RON DUTTON OF COLUMBUS, GA. RE PRESIDENTIAL CITATIONS FOR 3 EAGLE SCOUTS 10/19/76 10. 1976 PR REQUESTS “E” P. R. REQUEST (MR. & MRS. L. F. ECHOLS) (WHITE HOUSE) 11. 1976 PR REQUESTS “F” P. R. REQUEST – MR. W. R. FLOURNOY, HAMILTON, GEORGIA (STATE DEPT.) 12. 1976 PR REQUESTS “G” PR REQUESTS: GLOVER, MRS. EUGENE P. GLOVER RE PRESIDENTIAL BIRTHDAY GREETINGS GOING TO BERTHA GERTRUDE GUNTER ON 94TH BIRTHDAY 10/19/76 13. 1976 PR REQUESTS “H” P. R. REQUEST: CHARLIE FOSTER (WHITE HOUSE) HEULE, BILL (P. R. REQUEST) P. R. REQUEST – WAIGHTS G. HENRY, JR. (DEPT. OF INTERIOR) P. R. REQUEST (BOR) MICKEY HOLLOWAY 14. 1976 PR REQUESTS “I” (EMPTY) 15. 1976 PR REQUESTS “J” JERNIGAN, WAYNE (P. R. REQUEST) JONES, MR. BERT / P. R. REQUEST (MADE ON HIS BEHALF BY THOMAS JACKSON OF LAGRANGE 16. 1976 PR REQUESTS “K” 17. 1976 PR REQUESTS “L” LEE, MR. BRYANT A. - P. R. REQUEST – (BIRTHDAY GREETINGS FROM PRESIDENT CARTER) P. R. REQUEST: ROBERT E. LACZI )(TAC REGULATIONS, COMMERCE CLEARING HOUSE) 18. 1976 PR REQUESTS “M” P. R. REQUEST (BILL MCKEE – GA. SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE) 1976 - WM ROARK P. R. REQUEST – GEORGE MENDENHALL – FDIC P. R. REQUEST – MOORE, MRS. JOHNNIE (WHITE HOUSE - PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO) P. R. REQUEST (MR. & MRS. EDWIN P. MORRISEY) WHITE HOUSE OUR CORRES IS RICHARD MORRISEY) P. R. REQUEST: CLEON E. MOORE P. R. REQUEST – MOULTRIR, THE HONORABLE ROY D. (FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION) 19. 1976 PR REQUESTS “N” 20. 1976 PR REQUESTS “O” 21. 1976 PR REQUESTS “P” PARKS, MR. ARCHIE E., JR. (P. R. REQUEST – U. S. PATENT OFFICE) P. R. REQUESTS: PEACHCOUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL EIGHHTH GRADE STUDENTS OPRN LETTER ON HOW CONGRESSMAN CONDUCTS CAMPAIGNS PEED, MR. MOODY (P. R. CONGRATS & P. R. REQUEST) PENDLETON, DON, PRESIDENT OF RETIREES EARNED MILITARY BENEFITS ORGANIZATION OF COLUMBUS PHOTO REQUEST 22. PR REQUESTS “Q” (EMPTY) 23. PR REQUESTS “R” RICHARDSON, MISS ANGIE - P. R. REQUEST (APPLICATIONFOR OBTAINING WILD HORSES) 24. PR REQUESTS “S” PENDING: P. R. REQUEST FRANKLIN, MR. AND MRS. H. N. MR. FRANK STEWART’S REQUEST FOR PRESIDENTIAL GREETING TO BE SENT TO GRANDPARENTS FOR 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, MR. AND MRS. H, N FRANKLIN OF ELLAVILLE, GA. P. R. REQUEST – SCARBOROUGH, MRS. RUTH (INVITATION TO PRES, CARTER) SLAPPY, MR. L. MARVIN JR. RE: REQUEST FOR COPY OF HUD PUBLICATION P. R. REQUEST 25. PR REQUESTS “T” TIPTON, DICK (COLUMBUS, GA.) RE: REQUEST FOR PRESIDENTIAL CITATIONS FOR 4 EAGLE SCOUTS 9/22/76 26. PR REQUESTS “U” (EMPTY) 27. PR REQUESTS “V” (EMPTY) 28. PR REQUESTS “W” P. R. REQUEST(C. H. “SHORTY” WMS) DAP PR REQUEST_WHITE HOUSE BREIFINGS FOR JOHN WYDLER CONSTITUENTS (WROTE TO FRANK MOORE AND HIS CARD IS PENDING) P. R. REQUEST: WURTZ, MR. KENNETH S. 29. 1979 PR REQUESTS “XYZ” P. R. CONGRATS: WISHAM, MR. & MRS. H. S. (66TH WEDDING ANNIV.) (TO WHITE HOUSE – REQUESTED LTR FROM PRESIDENT)

Box 76 1971 PRESS RELEASES Folder Title 1. PRESS RELEASE: CHEYENNE HELICOPTER EDITORIAL PRESS CLIPPINGS 2. NEWS RELEASE: DATELINE WASHINGTON – JANUARY 1, 1971 NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS 3. NEWS RELEASE OF 1/11/71 – WATER QUALITY GRANT TO CITY OF REYNOLDS – GIVEN TO TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS ONLY. 4. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 17, 1971 SUNDAY LEDGER-ENQUIRER ARTICLE BY CONSTANCE JOHNSON 5. PRESS RELEASE - 1/21/71 – HOUSE RESOLUTION RE POW/MIA WEEK OF CONCERN – MAILED TO ENTIRE MEDIA 6. PRESS RELEASE – 1/21/71 – STATEMENT REGARDING THE PASSING OF SENATOR RUSSELL 7. PRESS RELEASE: 1/25/71 HUD GRANT ALL COLUMBUS NEWS MEDIA 8. PRESS RELEASE OF 1/20/71 – WATER QUALITY GRANT TO THE CITY OF TALBOTTON – GIVEN TO THE TALBOTTON NEW ERA ONLY. 9. NEWS RELEASE: DATELINE WASHINGTON – FEBRUARY 1, 1971 – REVENUE SHARING 10. PRESS RELEASE OF 2/2/71 – WATER QUALITY GRANT YO THE CITY OF HAMILTON – GIVEN TO THE HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL 11. PRESS RELEASE – FEBRUARY 2, 1971 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S VOTING RECORD IN CQ – MAILED TO ENTIRE MEDIA 12. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 11, 1971 FHA GRANT TO TOWN OF BYRONVILLE 13. NEWS RELEASE – 2/16/71 – BRINKLEY VOWS OPPOSITION TO “GHOST” ARMY 14. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 11, 1971 FARMERS HOME ADM. GRANT TO WAVERLY HALL 15. PRESS RELEASE OF 2/12/71 – NORTH SUMTER INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. – SBA LOAN – WIRE TO AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER ONLY 16. PRESS RELEASE 2/17/71 – DEFENSE SUPPLY AGENCY CONTRACT TO BIBB MFG. CO. 17. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 16, 1971 (FHA GRANTS TO TOWNS OF DESOTO AND WESTON) TELEGRAMS TO AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER AND MAYORS OF THE TWO TOWNS 18. COLUMBUS ENQUIRER ARTICLE OF 2/13/71 – CONGRESSMAN’S COLUMBUS EXCHANGE CLUBS SPEECH 19. PRESS RELEASE – 2/18/71 – HONORARY MEMBERSHIP IN NON- COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ASSN. AT. W. R. 20. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 26, 1971 APPOINTMENT OF ROBERT LYONS TO AIR FORCE ACADEMY SENT TO COLUMBUS LEDGER 21. JACK BRINKLEY IN WASHINGTON – MARCH 1, 1971 – BOMBING OF CAPITOL – GIVEN TO WDAK 22. MARCH 1, 1971 – DATELINE WASHINGTON – GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA, INC. 23. PRESS RELEASE OF 3/5/71 – WATER QUALITY GRANT TO THE CITY OF OCLETHORPE – GIVEN TO CITIZENS AND GEORGIAN IN MONTEZUMA ONLY 24. NEWS RELEASE – 3/10/71 – RAW POLITICS, BRINKLEY SAYS – RAFB CUTBACKS 25. NEWS RELEASE – 3/15/71 – MUSCOGEE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. GRANT OF $53, 321.00 26. NEWS RELEASE: MARCH 22, 1971 RE AMENDMENT TO DRAFT BILL SENT ENTIRE MEDIA 27. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 25, 1971 MAYOR HOMER J. WALKER RONALD ROWLAND OF W. R. SENT TO: DAILY SUN WARNER ROBINS JOURNAL 28. PRESS RELEASE – GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 29. PRESS RELEASE OF 3/31/71 – WATER QUALITY GRANT TO THE CITY OF LUMPKIN – GIVEN TO STEWART-WEBSTER JOURNAL 30. NEWS RELEASE – MARCH 30.1971 – CALLEY – MAILED TO ENTIRE MEDIA 31. NEWS RELEASE – MARCH 31, 1971 – AMENDMENTSTO DRAFT BILL RE LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS (MAILED TOM ENTIRE MEDIA) 32. PRESS RELEASE – 4/1/71 – DEPT OF THE ARMY CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROBINS AVONICS SHOP 33. NEWS RELEASE OF 4/1/71 – ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY GRANT TO WARNER ROBINS 34. NEWS RELEASE – APRIL 1, 1971 – RODNEY SMITH, PRESS SECRETARY – MAILED TO NEWSPAPER LIST ONLY 35. NEWS RELEASE – APRIL 2, 1971 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY TO APPEAR ON “FACE THE NATION” 4/4/71 36. NEWS RELEASE – 4/6/71 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S VIETNAM TRIP FOR ARMED SERVICE COM. – MAILED TO ENTIRE MEDIA 37. PRESS RELEASE APRIL 7, 1971 TO COLUMBUS LEDGER-ENQUIRER VISIT OF HEARD FAMILY 38. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 7, 1971 TO WAENER ROBINS SUN AND WARNER ROBINS JOURNAL RE: VISIT OF BUSH FAMILY 39. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 7, 1971 LTR TO PRESIDENT NIXON RE URGING DECLASSIFICATION OF STATISTICS ON ATROCITIES IN VIETNAM 40. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 8, 1971 (TAP ON VALLEY RESCUE MISSION) IN COLUMBUS 41. NEWS RELEASE – APRIL 13, 1971 – CONGRESSMAN’S REPORT ON TAPE FROM HONG KONG – GIVEN TO ALL RADIO AND TV STATIONS IN DISTRICT 42. NEWS RELEASE – APRIL 13, 1971 – ST. ELMO IN COLUMBUS ENTERED INTO THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES – GIVEN TO COLUMBUD LEDGER ONLY 43. PRESS RELEASE OF 4/13/71 – EDA GRANT TO LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY ARE PLANNING AND DEV. COM. 44. PRESS RELEASE – APRIL 41, 1974 – EDA GRANT TO LOWER CHATTTAHOOCHEE VALLEY AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 45. NEWS CONFERENCE APRIL 21, 1971 (IN WASHINGTON OFFICE) VIETNAM TRIP 46. PRESS RELEASE – 4/21/71 – 5/7/71 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE AT GEORGIA COLLEGE – MAILED TO 3RD DISTRICT NEWSPAPERS, DISTRICT OFFICES AND PROF. LONG. 47. NEWS RELEASE – 4/22/71 – DA CONTRACT TO HARDAWAY CONTRACTORS, INC. 48. NEWS CONFERENCE – APRIL 23, 1971 – COLUMBUS OFFICE – VIETNAM TRIP 49. NEWS CONFERENCE / APRIL 27TH EASTER RECESS DELEGATES TO FAR EAST FOR ORIENTATION 50. PRESS FILE – 4/29/71 – ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS “ON THE POTOMAC” 51. PRESS FILE – 4/30/71 – LAND AND WATER GRANT TO THE CITY OF COLUMBUS 52. NEWS RELEASE: MAY 3, 1971 FORT VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GROUP TO: LEADER-TRIBUNE FORT VALLEY 53. PRESS RELEASE OF MAY 4, 1971 MAILED TO ENTIRE MEDIA LIST GOL STAR WIVES CHARTER 54. PRESS RELEASE OF MAY 14, 1971 VIETNAM VETERANS SUPPLEMENTAL UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION ACT MAILED TO ENTIRE MEDIA 55. PRESS RELEASE PF 5/17/1971 – DRUGS & SERVICEMEN MAILED TO FULL MEDIA 56. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 20, 1971 GEORGIA ELEC. MEMBERSHIP CORP. TO: THE TIMES JOURNAL – EASTMAN, GA, HAWKINDVILLE DISPATCH AND NEWS 57. PRESS RELEASE – 5/20/71 – TO HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL ONLY – FARMERS HOME ADMR. LOAN TO THE PINE MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER ASSOCIATION, INC. 58. COPY FOR NEWSLETTER – 5/7 59. PRESS RELEASE – 6/1/71 – PHOTO WITH RALPH D, MOBLEY AND MITCHELL BONDS 60. PRESS RELEASE – JUNE 7, 1971 BRINKLEY BILL ON “DRUG AWARENESS MONTH” (SENT TO ALL RADIO AND TV MEDIA) 61. PRESS RELEASE – JUNE 7, 1971 BRINKLEY BILL ON “DRUG AWARENESS MONTH” (SENT TO ALL NEWSPAPER MEDIA) 62. 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Box 77 1975 INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. 1975 INV. DECLINED JAN-MARCH FILED 2. 1975 INV. DECLINED APRIL-JUNE FILED 3. 1975 INV. DECLINED JULY-SEPT. FILED 4. 1975 INV. DECLINED OCT.-DEC. FILED 5. INVITATIONS ACCEPTED: OLYMPICS GOLF TOURNEY (KEN PHILLIPS) 6. 1975 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED FILE JAN-MAY 7. 1975 INVITATIONS ACCEPTED JUNE-DEC.

Box 78 1979 P. R. REQUESTS & GRANTS Folder Title 1. PR REQUEST ‘79 PR REQUEST-PRESEDENTIAL GREETING AND CERTIFICATE OF MERIT TO MR. SHELBY MALEOC PR REQUEST MARIE MCCLAIN FLAGS-1979-FEB. MCKIBBEN, THELMA H. COLUMBUS, GA. 2. M PR REQUEST ‘79 MALLORY, MR. RICHARD PR REQUEST LAGRANGE LION’S CLUB 50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO STOREROOM PR REQUEST-MURPHY, MR. A. L. 3. ISSUES: PR REQUEST/MCGRAIL, WILLIAM E./LIBRARY OF CONGRESS (MILITARY APPLICATION OF NUCLEAR ENERGY) 4. PR REQUEST MANGAS, SHELLEY 5. PR REQUEST MANNS, LORENZO RE REP RARREN MITCHELL SPEAKING FEB 1980 TO FOUNDERS DAY BANQUEY FOR ALPHA PHI ALPHA 6. PR REQUEST-1979 WIGHT, MARK 7. N PR REQUEST ‘79 8. O PR REQUEST ‘79 PR REQUEST-“O” MR. L. F. O’NEAL THOMASTON FLAG FLOWN OVER IWO JIMA FOR HIS NEPHEW PR CONGEATA FEBRUARY 1979 O’NEAL, MRS. LINAA S. 9. P PR REQUEST ‘79 10. PR REQUEST-1979 1980 OLYMPICS 11. PR REQUEST PALM, CONSTANCE DR. FT. VALLEY. GA MEETING-OCT 4, 1979 12. PR REQUEST-1979 JOHN POWELL COLUMBUS, GA. 13. Q PR REQUEST ‘79 14. R PR REQUEST ‘79 PR REQUEST RAY, WILLIAM W. MONTEZUMA, GA. 31063 DAUGHTER: TRISTA PR REQUEST: ROY REESE PR REQUEST & CONGRESSIONAL RECORD DONALD RHODES 1979 PR REQUEST RICHARDS JR. HIGH SCHOOL PR REQUEST-1979 ROBERTS, JOHN 15. S PR REQUESTS 1’79 16. SCRANTOM, MR. W. G. III PR REQUEST 17. PR REQUEST SOUTHERN BELL MRS. COLLEEN LEWIS ATLANTA, GA. 18. SNIDER, MR. EMORY A. PR REQUEST 19. PR REQUESTS SPEED, ANDREW B. RE PUBLICATIONS FOR UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW SONNTAG CAME BY 9/5/78 & WILL GET BACK W/A NEW RESPONSE TO BE SENT TO OUR CONSTITUENT CARL A. LABARRS 275-3345 275-3033 MRS SHARPE 275-3056 GPO CUSTOMER SERVICE MRS. ECHOLS 20. PR REQUEST 1979 CONGRESSMAN JOHN M. SLACK 1536 LONGWORTH HOB WASHINGTON, D. C. 20519 21. PR REQUEST: 1979 STUDENTS 22. PR REQUEST-1979 DR. JAMES H. SULLIVAN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 23. T PR REQUEST ‘79 PR REQUEST MRS. JESSE TANNER – RE FLAG FOR DECEASED SON JESSE TANNER, JR. PR REQUEST-SKIP TEASTER 24. MRS. ANNIE MAY TRIGG CERT. OF MERIT B-DAY PR REQUEST PR CONGRATS 25. TILLERY, MRS. MAUDR PRESIDENTIAL GREETING PR REQUEST 26. U PR REQUEST ‘79 27. V PR REQUEST ‘79 28. W PR REQUEST ‘79 29. WALKER, CYNTHIA (PR REQUEST) 30. PR REQUEST TOWN OF WAVERLY HALL – REQUEST THAT WE ENDORSE THEIR INVITATION TO PRESIDENT CARTER TO VISIT TOWN (CONSTITUENT MARY HARP) 31. PR REQUEST MRS. JOHN C. WHITING, SR. REINFORMATION ON CHINA 32. WYNN. MR. KACK MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE PR REQUEST 33. X PR REQUEST ‘79 (EMPTY) 34. Y PR REQUEST ‘79 35. Z PR REQUEST 36. GRANTS 1979 JAN.-DEC. (LARGE PORTFOLIO WITH THE FOLLOWING FILES:) JANUARY, 1979 FEBRUARY, 1979 MARCH, 1979 APRIL, 1979 MAY, 1979 JUNE, 1979 JULY, 1979 AUGUST, 1979 SEPTEMBER, 1979 OCTOBER, 1979 NOVEMBER, 1979 DECEMBER, 1979

Box 79 1969-1970 INVITATIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS Folder Title 1. GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS 1967-70 2. GENERAL: INVITAYON ACCEPTED CLOSED 1970 3. GENERAL: INVITATION DECLINED 1970 JAN.-MAY 4. GENERAL: INVITATION DECLINED 1970 JUNE-DEC 5. 1969 JAN-MAR. INV. DECLINED 6. 1969 INV. ACCEPTED & CLOSED 30 JUNE 7. INVITATIONS DECLINED 1968 TELEGRAMS (NO NUMBER) 1969 – JULY TO DEC. – ACCEPTED & CLOSED (NO NUMBER) GEORGIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER APRIL 28, 1969 (NO NUMBER) JAYCEES FEDERAL AFFAIRS SEMINAR MARCH 28 - 30, 1969 8. 1969 APR. – MAY INV. DECLINED 9. 1969 JUNE – OCT INV. DECLINED 10. 1969 – NOV. – DEC. INV. DECLINED

Box 80 1974 INVITATIONS & PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. THANK YOU LETTERS SEPT.-DEC. 1974 2. THANK YOU LETTERS MAY-AUGUST, 1974 3. THANK YOU LETTERS JAN.-SPRIL, 1974 4. PR THANKS BABE RUTH 5. THANK YOU: AG YEARBOOK 1974 6. 1974 INVITATION ACCEPTED AND CLOSED JULY-DEC. 7. 1974 INVITATION ACCEPTED AND CLOSED JAN.-JUNE 8. 1974 INVITATION DECLINED JAN.-MARCH 9. 1974 INVITATION DECLINED APRIL-JUNE 10. 1974 INVITATION DECLINED JULY-SEPT. 11. 1974 INVITATION DECLINED OCT.-DEC.

Box 81 1974-1978 INCOMING MAIL LOG & P. R. Folder Title 1. PR TOURS & VISITORS: ABERNATHY, WILLIAM A. MAY 3-4, 1977 2. PR TOURS & VISITORS: ACADEMICALLY TALENTED & GIFTED STUDENTS IN TROUP COUNTY – FEB. 22-24 ‘79 3. PR TOURS & VISITORS: AMES, MR. CLARENCE W. OCT. 24 4. PR TOURS & VISITORS: ANDERSON, MRS. JAMES C. WEEK OF AUG. 19 WILL PROBABLY STOP BY 5. PR TOURS & VISITORS: ARAQUE, MARTHA JULY 27TH MAY STOP BY 6. PR TOURS & VISITORS: ARNO, TED MARCH 21-22, 1977 7. PR TOURS & VISITORS: BARNETT, DR. ROBERT MARCH 18-21, 1977 8. PR TOURS & VISITORS: BELL, ALF & BOY SCOUTS AUG 10-13 9. PR TOURS & VISITORS: BERENSON, DR. MORTON MAR. 31, APR. 2, 1977 10. PR TOURS & VISITORS: BLAIR, MR. & MRS. BENTON & HENDERSON, MR. & MRS. DON, AARON & BLAIR (HILDA’S FAMILY) 11. BURTS, MR. R. H. PR TOURS & VISITORS 12. PR TOURS & VISITORS CASON, SARAH WEEK OF SEPT. 5, 1977 13. PR TOURS & VISITORS CHAMBLISS, MRS. ANNE & FAMILY VIP TOUR OF FBI 16TH 9:30 A. M. IN TOWN 15TH & 16TH, WILL STOP BY OFFICE 14. PR TOURS & VISITORS CLARK, MR. & MRS. WILLIAM (BETTY) WILL PICK UP PASSES FOR 9/20/77 WH TOUR 15. P. R. TOURS COLUMBUS MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CRAFTS GUILD WHITE HOUSE TOUR FEB. 25, 1977 16. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS CRAYTON, MRS. MARY JANE MARCH 10-12, 1977 17. RICK D’ALLI (TRIPP BILL’S COUSIN) WILL PICK UP – PASSES FOR WHITE HOUSE AUGUST 26, 1977 18. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS DAUPHINE, CHARLES & FAMILY JULT 4TH WEEK NO VIP TOURS, MAY STOP BY OFFICE 19. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS DELOACH, LANCE & FAMILY JULY 17-23 NO VIP TOURS MAY STOP BY 20. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS DENNEY, HAROLD AUGUST 3-4 MAY STOP BY 21. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS DILL, MRS. ROBERT J. (2) JULY 8TH FBI & STATE DEPT. 22. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS DRAHNAK, ROBERT (4) WILL PICK UP TICKETS FBI 2:00 P. M. 6/8/77 WH 8:30 A. M. 23. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS DUNCAN, DR. FRANCES M. & FAMILY WEEK OF 5/23/77 24. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS ELLERBEE, MR. BRUCE & FAMILY TOURS WEEK OF AUG 21 MAY STOP BY 25. FARR. RUBY AND MARY MURPHY P. R. TOURS & VISITORS WILL PICK UP TICKETS 10/31/77 26. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS FAUST, MISS JAYNE OCT. 20, 1977 WH & STATE TOURS 27. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HERBERT FINGERHUT & BOBBY ECKBERG WHITE HOUSE PASSESFOR TUES., 9/13 28. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS FOWLER, B. DELMA & FAMILY WEEK OF JULY 25 – TOURS ON 26TH – MAY STOP BY 29. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS GARRETT, MR. & MRS. & FAMILY AUGUST 4 & 5 BREAKFAST WITH JB ON 5 30. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS GASPARD, MRS. CAROLYN & MR. & MRS. ROESSNER (PARENTS) 9/27/77 WH TOUR 31. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS GASPARD, MRS. CAROLYN JULY 29TH NO VIP TOURS 32. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS GAUSE, JOHN W. AUG. 26TH 33. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS GILL, HAROLD & FAMILY JUNE 16, 1977 8:30 34. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS GRAHAM. DR. & MRS. W. L. JULY 22 MAY STOP BY 35. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS RONNIE GRIMES WEEK OF AUG. 8 36. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HARDAGE, JACK & KAY & FAMILY MAY 29- 31, 1977 37. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS – HARRIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 27 PERSONS 9:15 APRIL 5, 1977 38. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HARTLEY, MRS. LOIS HAROLD, JUDY & JENNIFER MRS. LOCK (JUDY’S MOM) AUG. 4TH 10:00 A. M. 39. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HATFIELD, GLEN (4) MAY 27, 1977 40. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS LINDA HENDERSON AUG. 11-12, 1977 41. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HENDRICKS, BEN JULY 1977 NO VIP TOURS 42. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HENDRICKSON, AL & FAMILY (FRIENDS OF JOYCE MALOOF) JULY 12TH WH VIP 43. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS HOAGLAND, DONALD R. FAMILY TELEPHONED IN BY JOHN BALDWIN FRIEND OF BF 7/18-19/77 44. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS REV. WM. K. HOLCOMB FAMILY JULY 12-15, VIP WH JULY 13 MAY STOP BY 45. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS CHIEF BILLY HUNTER & FAMILY WARNER ROBINS, GA. AUG. 1 WEEK 46. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS JARVIS, ALAN C. NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BAKER HIGH SCHOOL WEEK OF 3/12/77 RESERVED FBI & PENTEGON WILL PROBABLY STOP BY OFFICE 47. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS JENNINGS, BRENDA & MOTHER WEEK OF 8/17/77 48. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS JOHNSTONE, MR. AND MRS. ALAN MAY 25, 1977 49. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS JONES, MR./MRS. HERBERT, MELISSA & WALTRAND MAYR WILL PICK UP WH VIP TICKETS AROUND 25TH 50. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS KEADLE, W. W. & PARTY (7) JULY 7 8:15 51. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS KELLY, JOHN & CINDY NO VIP TOUR JUNE 14TH WEEK MAY STOP BY OFFICE 52. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS KNOFF, SUSAN (4) FBI TOUR 3:00 6/17/77 53. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS LARRAZ, JOSE & FAMILY WEEK OF SEPT. 5TH 54. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS LEWIS, WILEY N. 11/89/77 55. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS LITTLE, REV. C. K. & FAMILY WH TOUR 8/10/77 WILL CALL FOR CANCELLATION ON 8/9/77 56. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS LOTT, MRS. SAM, JR. AMERICUS JAN. 18-22, 1977 57. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS LUMMUS, MRS. HAROLD AUG. 5-7 58. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MCCREARY, LARRY 11/8/77 59. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MCTEER, PAULINE MAY 26, 1977 60. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MERRITT, MRS. OUIDA (2) JUNE 1, 1977 8:30 A. M. 61. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MORGAN, MR. & MRS. ELIE 11/3/77 62. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MOORMAN, JAMES H., JR. & FAMILY WEEK OF JULY 4, 1977 NO VIP TOURS 63. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MURPHYTOWN RECREATION CLUB WEEK OF 6/23/77 64. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: MURRAY, MR. E. W. JR. & PARTY JUNE 14 8:45 FRIENDS OF LOVELACE HAIR 65. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS PENNER, JONATHAN L. AUGUST 10-12 PROBABLY WILL STOP BY 66. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS PERRY, MRS. BARBARA AUGUST 5, 1977 67. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS PETTINGALE, GEORGE FAMILY AUG. 19 68. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: RICE, MRS. DONNA & MTS. JANE DAVIS IN TOWN WEEK OF JUNE 15 WILL STOP BY OFFICE AFT. OF 6/16 69. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: RICHARDS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS, GA. JUDSON PATTEN MARCH 20-22, 1977 70. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: ROBINSON, MR. AND MRS. RANDY APR. 28 – MAY 1, 1977 71. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS ROBINSON, MR. & MRS. WARREN T. 12/27/77 WH TOUR 72. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS ROGERS, AMOS ALSO HOWARDS & LLOYDS WH TOUR 9/16/77 PARTY OF FOUR HOWARDS WILL PICK UP PASSES INSIDE ON 9/15/77 73. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: ROTC RIFLE TEAM (ROBT. E. LEE INSTITUTE) FEB. 26-27, 1977 74. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: RUSSELL, MR. DONALD & FAMILY MAR. 22- 24, 1977 75. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: SHIRLEY HILLS BAPTIST YOUTH CHOIR AUGUST 2. 1977 55 PEOPLE 76. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS SINGER, BILL & FAMILY JULY 13-15 NO VIP TOURS, BUT MAY STOP BY 77. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS STARLING, MISS JANET & HANNAH, MISS BRENDA 10/28/77 78. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS STOKES, TOM & FAMILY AUGUST 12 JB’S RELATIVE 79. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: STOLZ , JOAN & PARTY JUNE 8, 1977 80. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS STROUD, JACK (MR. & MRS.) OCT 18 81. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: MRS. PEGGY STUCKEY & FAMILY (3) 8:30 A. M. JULY 5 82. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS SUGRUE, MR. & MRS. EDMUND 10/14/77 83. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: TIPTON, DICK & BOY SCOUTS JULY 29, 1977 84. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS TRIPP, CHARLES G. JULY 17TH-18TH 85. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: TROUTMAN, BEVERLY 7 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB OF FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE MAY 24, 1977 86. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS TUCKER, MRS. BETTY H. MARCH 17-18, 1977 87. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS TURPIN, MRS. JAMES W. 11/11/77 88. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS MR. & MRS. BRUNO ULRICH JULY 14-17 CAPITOL VIP 7/15 MAY STOP BY 89. 1977 P. R. TOURS & VISITORS VON SEEBERG, RICHARD & FAMILY 12/22/77 WH TOUR 90. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS WALKE, MRS. JANE RIDDLE & FAMILY 12/20/77 91. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: WALLER, MRS. MAXINE PAGNI, MR. AND MRS. CHESTER MAY 25, 1977 92. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS WHATLEY, MR. & MRS. EUGENE WH TOUR TICKETS TO BE PICKED UP – TOUR FOR 9/29/77 93. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS WHATLEY, JULIAN & FAMILY OCT. 24, 25 & 26 94. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: WILBANKS, MRS. W. R. (3) JULY 6 8:15 A. M. 95. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS WINDHAM, MR. & MRS. DAN SEPT. 28-30 96. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS: WRIGHT, LOUISE H. (3) 6/16/77 8:30 A. M. WILL STOP BY OFFICE AFTERWARDS 97. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS VINGI, MRS. LINDA C. & FAMILY (3) VIP CAPITOL TOUR 8:00 A. M. JULY 4 98. LOG. DEC. 74- 99. LOG. JAN, 75 100. LOG FEB. 101. MAR. 75 102. APR 75 103. LOG. MAY-1975 104. LOG. JUNE – 1975 105. LOG JULY 1975 106. LOG. AUG. 75 107. LOG. SEPT. 75 108. LOG. ICT 1975 109. LOG. NOVEMBER 1975 110. LOG. DEC. 1975 111. LOG. JAN. 1976 – 112. LOG-FEB 76 – 113. MARCH – 76 – 114. APR. 76 – 115. MAY. 76 116. JUNE – LOG – 1976 – JUNE 117. JULY – LOG – JULY – 1976 118. LOG – 1976 AUGUST 119. LOG – 1976 SEPTEMBER 120. LOG – 1976 OCTOBER – 121. LOG – 1976 – NOVEMBER 122. LOG – 1976 – DECEMBER – 123. LOG – COLUMBUS 1977 – JAN – FEB – MAR 1977 124. COL LOG – APRIL – MAY – 125. LOG – JAN 1977 126. LOG – FEB 1977 127. MAR 77 – LOG – 128. APR 1977 LOG 129. MAY 1977 – LOG 130. LOG – JUNE – 1977 131. LOG – JULY – 1977 132. AUGUST 77 LOG 133. LOG – SEPT – 1977 134. OCTOBER – 1977 LOG – 135. NOV – 77 – 136. DEC – 77 – 137. P. R. & TOURS REQUESTS FOR WHITE HOUSE JUNE 6. 1977-DECEMBER 31, 1977 138. P. R. TOURS & VISITORS 1977 139. COL LOG – 1978 140. LOG – JAN – 78 141. LOG – FEB. 1978 142. MAR 1978 – LOG – 143. APRIL 1978 – LOG – 144. LOG – MAY 1978 145. 1978 JUNE LOG 146. JULY 147. AUG 78 148. SEPT 78 LOG 149. AMERICUS 1969-77 150. COLUMBUS 1969-77 151. LAGRANGE 1973-77 152. WARNER ROBINS 1973-77 153. JANUARY – MAY 1977

Box 82 1979 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – GENERAL 2. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: PAY REFORM 3. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (HR4477, THE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION REFORM ACT OF 1979) 4. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: PARKING 5. BARNETT, MR, CHARLES R. – CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (DOWMGRADING) 6. HARVARD, JERRE E./MR./PENDING—“FEDERAL EMPLOYEES” 7. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES/HILLIGOSS/SPELLMAN & MCINTYRE 8. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: OFFSET PLAN 9. THANK YOU: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 10. THANK YOU FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 11. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES 12. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 13. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS 14. ISSUES: FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS COCHRAN, R. G. (SAVINGS & LOANS) DUNAWAY, DAVID 15. ISSUES: FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS – E. G. (BUDDY) SPARKS 16. PANAMA CANAL ENCLOSURES 17. HR 111: PROVIDE FOR EMPLEMENTATION OF PANAMA CANAL TREATY OF 1977. 18. FOREIGN AFFAIRS PANAMA 19. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS – GENERAL 20. CHINA – TAIWAN ISSUE0S: FOREIGN AFFAIRS 21. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS JILL RAFF BRIAN HIRSCH 22. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS/MIDDLE EAST 23. BLUE BIRD BODY CO. DAVIS, CORBIN J. INQUIRY TO STATE DEPT. RE AID TO NIVARAGUA ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS 24. FOREIGN AFFAIRS: BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 25. THANK YOU - FOREIGN AFFAIRS 26. FOREIGN AFFAIRS: IRAN 27. FOREIGN AFFAIRS (SALT) 28. RESPONSES TO JB’S STATEMENT TO IRAN 29. FOREIGN AFFAIRS: RHODESIA 29A ISSUES: FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS GENERAL 30. NEWS CLIPPINGS AND ARTICLES ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS 31. ISSUES: HEW-GENERAL 32. ISSUES: HEW – WELFARE 33. NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUES: HEW 34. ISSUES: HEW-SHUR-HOUSTIN COUNT HOSPITAL COMPLEX AND ST. FRANCIS ISSUES – HEW – ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL 35. ISSUES: HEW METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE – EDUCATIONAL GRANT PROPOSALS FORTE, MRS JEANETTA R 36. COTNEY, DR. HAZEL ISSUES: HEW (CHIROPRACTORS IN HEAD START) 37. ISSUES: HEW CAREY, MISS ANITA RE MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT 38. ISSUES: HEW DOOLY HEATH CARE ASSOCIATION J. J. RYALS 39. HEW: HANDICAPPED 40. ISSUES: HEW – MEDICARE – (MRS. CLARA K. BROWN) 41. ISSUES: HEW (MEDICARE) HON. CHARLES RANGEL SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEALTH RE: DR. JAMES KILLEBREW 42. ISSUES: HEW RICHARDS, PAMELA & ROBINSON, FAYE LTR TO SEC. HARRIS (RE: DAY CARE) 43. HOSPITAL COST CONTAINMENT ISSUES: HEW 44. HR 2626 YHOSPITAL COST 45. HEW BILLS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES

Box 83 1977 CANIEL (?) BILL NEWS CLIPPINGS Folder Title 1. HR 10746 2. HR 11076 3. HR 12314 COMMITTEE BILL 4. HR 12712 5. CANCER BILL – 1974 CORRESPONDENCE 1. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 11, 1977 TO ENTIRE MEDIA – RE CIVIL DEFENSE BILL INTRODUCED BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 2. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 25, 1977 RE CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S SUBCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS ON HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 3. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 31, 1977 REFRESHMENTS SERVED DURING PRE-INAUGUARAL RECEPTION IN CONGRESSMAN’S OFFICE 4. PRESS RELEASE: REELECTION OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AS CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE VA SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING, AND OTHER SUCOMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS 5. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 8, 1977 RE ELECTION OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AS DEMOCRATIC ZONE WHIP 6. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 10, 1977 “REFLECTIONS”-GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULD AGREE 7. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 11, 1977 TO SELECTED MEDIA: RE CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S TESTIMONY RE PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS BENEFIT ACT 8. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 16, 1977 RE: TESTIMONY GIVEN BY CONGRESSMAN BEFORE THE HOUSE EDUCATION & LABOR SUBCOMMITTEE ON SELECT EDUCATION ON EXTENDING LIBRART SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION ACT. 9. PRESS RELEASE: FEB. 17, 1977 TO ALL DISTRICT NEWSPAPERS, PLUS 4 MAGAZINES RE: REFLECTIONS GEO. WASH. THEME 10. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 15, 1977 ENTIRE MEDIA SPEECH BEFORE CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICIALS AT CONGRESSIONAL BANQUET 11. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 18, 1977 RE WARM SPRINGS REHAB. COMPLEX FUNDING 12. NEWS RELEASE OF 3/24/77 - MAILED TP ENTIRE MEDIA LIST – IN RE SACCHARIN BAN 13. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 24, 1977 INTERVIEW – PENTAGRAM NEWS 14. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 4, 1977 SPECIAL TO COLUMBUS TIMES AND WOKS RADIO RE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS 15. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 8, 1977 RE: CANCER ESPERTS MEETING WITH CONGRESSMAN 16. PRESS RELEASE: OF 4/20/1977 IN RE: CONTRACTING OUT 17. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 29, 1977 RE: ACU STATESMAN AWARD 18. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 1977 EDITION OF RURAL GEORGIA SUBMITTED ARTICLE ON ENERGY 19. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 3, 1977 RE LEGISLATIVE JURISDICTION OVER NUCLEAR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT SELECTED MEDIA 20. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 5, 1977 RE: ACA DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD 21. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 2, 1977 RE: 1977 ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS 22. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 2, 1977 RE: BRINKLEY APPOINTED TO SPECIAL HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE EDISCHARGE REVIEW PROGRAM FOR VIETNAM ERA SERVICEMEN 23. PRESS RELEASE 7/12/77 AWARD TO FAMILY OF WILLIAM G. ANDREWS, JR. 24. NEWS RELEASE ALL MEDIA JULY 26, 1977 RE: LEGISLATION TO DISAPPROVE AIR BAG MANDATE 25. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 22, 1977 RE: GRANT OF $1, 595, 998 FPR COLUMBUS AIRPORT COMMISSION 26. NEWS RELEASE OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1977 RE: CHARLES WRIGHT’S INTERNSHIP TO TAYLOR CO. MEDIA & LEDGER-ENQUIRER 27. PRESS RELEASE – 8/9/77 – TOM BRINKLEY’S VISIT TO THE WHITE HOUSE 28. NEWS RELEASE ALL MEDIA RE: FARM PRODUCTION PROTECTION ACT 29. NEWS RELEASE OF SEPT. 12, 1977 (MAILED 9/14) RE: H. R. 4341 – MOBILE HOME INSPECTIONS ALL MEDIA PLUS SELECTED INDUSTRY OFFICIALS ON ENCLOSED LISTS 30. NEWS RELEASE: SPECIAL TO COLUMBUS LEDGER SEPT. 22, 1977 RE: CATHERINE BIGGERS’ APPOINTMENT TO CONGRESSMAN’S WASHINGTON STAFF 31. NEWS RELEASE TO ALL MEDIA SEPY. 23, 1977 RE LEGISLATION FOR SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING FO0E VETS WITH SERVICE- CONNECTED DISABILITY (WROTE “SPECIAL TO ____” W/FELT TIP PEN ON TOP OF EACH) 32. NEWS RELEASE SEPTEMBER 27, 1977 CORN AND COTTON ALL-RISK FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE FOR HOUSTON COUNTY IN 1978 TO: WARNER ROBINS DAILY SUN, HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL, WQCK, WRBN, QPGA RADIOS (PHONED INFO TO ALL ABOVE MEDIA 33. ROBERT E. GOOLSBY, OF COLS, WINNER OF NO GREATER LOVE’S EDITOR’S CHOICE AWARD NEWS RELEASE TO ALL LOCAL MEDIA BY JULIA PAYNE ON SEPT. 29 AND MAILED TO REST FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE ON SEPT. 30 34. PRESS RELEASE OCTOBER 25, 1977 TO LOCAL COLUMBUS MEDIA BOBBY GOOLSBY, WINNER NO GREATER LOVE EDITOR’S CHOICE AWARD, NOMINATED BY JB 35. NEWS RELEASE SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES-REC. OCT. 5, 1977 CONGRESSMAN WITH NATIONAL COMMANDER OF AMERICAN LEGION, ROBERT CHARLES SMITH. OF SPRINGHILL, LOUISIANA AT SEPT. 27. 1977 VA COMMITTEE HEARING 36. SENT TO LEMUEL DOWNING OF COLS (FT. BENNING) FOR POSSIBLE USE IN AUSA BULLETIN (PICTURES – SEE PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE) 11/1/77 37. SENT TO ROBBIE ROBBINS, WARNER ROBINS, FOR POSSIBLE USE IN DAILY SUN (PHOTO – SEE PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE) 11- 1-77 38. NEWS RELEASE OF NOVEMBER 15, 1977 RE: MIREX – LETTER FROM JIM BUCK ROSS, COMMISSION OF MISS. AG. DEPT. 39. NEWS RELEASE: NOV. 16. 1977 SPECIAL TO COLUMBUD LEDGER (LTR TO EDITOR RE CONG’S VISIT TO RICHARDS JUNIOR HIGH) 40. NEWS RELEASE DEC 2, 1977 SPECIAL TO LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS RE BRINKLEY APPRECIATION BREAKFAST IN LG ON DEC. 10 (MAILED FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE) 41. NEWS RELEASE DECEMBER 16, 1977 TO ENTIRE MEDIA LIST RE: DR SOLOMON GARB’S LETTER TO CONGRESSMAN ONALLEGED UNNECESSARY BREAST OPERATIONS/CANCER TREATMENT 42. PRESS RELEASE NOVEMBER 14, 1977 REVIEW OF VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOUSING PROGRAM IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SENT OUT FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE 43. 1977 – JANUARY NEWS CLIPPINGS 44. FEBRUARY 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 45. MARCH 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 46. APRIL 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 47. MAY 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 48. JUNE 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 49. JULY 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS

Box 84 1967 CONG. RECORD STATEMENTS & NEWS CLIPPINGS Folder Title 1. COMMITTEE FILE 2. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OCT. 10, 1967 3. HR 7977 4. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OCT. 24, 1967 5. MISCELLANEOUS 6. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MAY 17, 1967 7. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MAY 18, 1967 8. HR 9960 9. HR 12080 BILL UNION CALENDAR 10. HR 12080 UNION CALENDAR-SS AMENDMENT 11. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD AUGUST 10, 1967 12. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD AUGUST 17, 1967 13. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD AUGUST 22, 1967 14. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD AUGUST 1, 1967 15. HR 11722 BILL UNION CALENDAR 16. NEWSPAPER 1967 17. NEWSPAPERS 1967 18. NEWSPAPERS 1967 19. NEWSPAPERS 1967 20. NEWSPAPERS 1967 21. NEWSPAPERS 1967 22. NEWSPAPERS 1967 23. NEWSPAPERS 1967 24. NEWSPAPERS 1967

Box 85 1978 PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. JANUARY, 1978 2. FEBRUARY, 1978 3. MARCH, 1978 4. APRIL, 1978 5. MAY, 1978 6. MAY, 1978 7. JUNE, 1978 8. JULY, 1978 9. AUGUST, 1978 10. SEPTEMBER, 1978 11. OCTOBER, 1978 12. P. R. REQUEST: FLAG (PRICKETT, LOUISE) – TROUP COUNTY EMC 13. NOVEMBER, 1978 14. DECEMBER, 1978 15. STAR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS (WHITE COPIES) 16. PR THANK YOUS JAN., 1978 17. PR THANK YOUS FEB., 1978 18. PR THANK YOUS MARCH., 1978 19. PR THANK YOUS APRIL, 1978 20. PR THANK YOUS MAY, 1978 21. PR THANK YOUS JUNE, 1978 22. PR THANK YOUS JULY, 1978 23. PR THANK YOUS AUGUST, 1978 24. PR THANK YOUS SEPTEMBER, 1978 25. PR THANK YOUS OCTOBER, 1978 26. PR THANK YOUS NOVEMBER, 1978 27. PR THANK YOUS LEWIS, HAZEL KAPPANMAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION (LETTER OF APPRECIATION FROM JB FOR HER OFFER) 28. PR THANK YOUS DECEMBER, 1978 29. 1978 CALENDAR THANKS 30. A PR CONGRATS ‘78 31. B PR CONGRATS ‘78 32. C PR CONGRATS ‘78 33. D PR CONGRATS ‘78 34. E PR CONGRATS ‘78 35. PR CONGRATS ‘78 36. G PR CONGRATS ‘78 37. PR CONGRATS ‘78 38. I PR CONGRATS ‘78 39. J PR CONGRATS ‘78 40. K PR CONGRATS ‘78 41. PR CONGRATS ‘78 42. M PR CONGRATS ‘78 43. N PR CONGRATS ‘78 44. O PR CONGRATS ‘78 45. P PR CONGRATS ‘78 46. Q PR CONGRATS ‘78 47. R PR CONGRATS ‘78 48. S PR CONGRATS ‘78 49. T PR CONGRATS ‘78 P. R. CONGRATS_ - BABE RUTH ALL STARS, MR. BYRON THOMAS 50. U PR CONGRATS ‘78 51. V PR CONGRATS ‘78 52. W PR CONGRATS ‘78 53. XYZ CONGRATS ‘78 54. YAC PR CONGRATS ‘78 55. HODGEN, MR. WARNER W. – 56. GET WELL ‘78

Box 86 1976 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. HR 12808 BRINKLEY BILL RE: AMENDING AGRUCULTURAL ACT FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING PEANUT PROGRAMS 2. HR 12899 BRINKLEY RE: CIVIL DEFENSE BILL 3. CIVIL DEFENSE ACT AMENDMENT PROPOSAL 4. HR 12927 BRINKLEY BILL PHIL M. LANDRUM FEDERAL BUILDING & POST OFFICE 5. HR 12988 BRINKLEY BILL INCREASING FEDERAL ESTATE TAX EXEMPTION FROM $60, 000 TO $200,000 6. HR 12994 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 39, US CODE TO REQUIRE THE US SERVICE TO MAKE CERTAIN CONSIDERATIONS PRIOR TO THE CLOSING OF 3RD & 4TH CLASS POST OFFICES 7. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13017 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR INDIVIDUALS ENTERING ON ACTIVE DUTY AFTER THE VIETNAM ERA 8. H. R. 13116 BRINKLEY BILL CIVIL DEFENSE BILL 25 CO-SPONSORS 9. 13117 BRINKLEY BILL CIVIL DEFENSE BILL 10. H. R. 13149 BRINKLEY BILL TO REQUIRE U. S. POSTAL SERVICE TO MAKE CERTAIN CONSIDERATIONS PRIOR TO THE CLOSING OF 3RD & 4TH CLASS POST OFFICES 11. H. R. 13163 BRINKLEY BILL CIVIL DEFENSE BILL 12. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13196 RE: COMMON CARRIER TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY 13. BRINKLEY BILL HR DISALLOWANCE OF FIRST CLASS AIR & RAIL TRAVEL AS A BUSINESS EXPENSE TAX DEDUC. 14. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13259 CIVIL DEFENSE BILL 15. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13260 “ ROBERT G. STEPHENS, JR. VA HOSPITAL” 16. H. CON. RES. 593 BRINKLEY BILL RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE FTC TO PRESCRIBE RULES PREEMPTING STATE & LOCAL LAWS. DO NOT SEND OUT THIS BILL – REFER TO H. CON. RES 523 17. H. R. 13361 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND SECTION 1448 OF TITLE 10, US CODE TO PROVIDE SURVIVOR BENEFITS IN CASE OF DEATH OF CERTAIN MEMBERS OR FORMER MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES WHO DIE BEFOR BECOMING ENTITLED TO RETIRED PAY FOR NON- REGULAR SERVICE, ETC. 18. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13362 TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REV. CODE OF ’54 TO MODIFY THE CHARITBLE DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED UPON FOUNDATIONS. 19. HR 1333 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REV. CODE OF ’54 TO PROVIDE THAT MEMBERS OF A RESERVE OMPONENT OF THE ARMED FORCES WILL NOT BE DISQUALIFIED FROM TAKING THE DEDUCTION FOR RETIREMENT SAVINGS BECAUSE OF THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE ARMED FORCES RETIREMENT SYSTEM. 20. HR 13364 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND SEC. 4940 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF ’54 TO CHANGE THE EXCISE TAX ON THE INVESTMENT INCOME OF PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS FROM 4% TO 2% 21. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13365 TO INCORPORATE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA. 22. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13366 TO INCORPORATE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 23. H. R. 13437 BRINKLEY BILL TO ESTABLISH PROCEDURES TO REGULATE THE MANNER IN WHICH THE U. S. POSTAL SERVICE MAY CLOSE POST OFFICES SERVING RURAL AREAS AND SMALL COMMUNITIES AND TOWNS. 24. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13571 TO AMEND THE TARIFF SCHEDULES OF THE US TO REPEAL THE SPECIAL TARIFF TREATMENT ACCORDED TO ARTICLES ASSEMBLED ABROAD WITH COMPONENTS PRODUCTED IN THE US. 25. H. J. RES, 940 BRINKLEY BILL TO CLARIFY & REAFFIRM GOVERNMENT PURCHASING POLICIES. 26. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13724 TO AMEND US COSE TO INCREASE THE LIMITATIONS WITH RESPECT TO DIRECT HOUSING LOANS TO VETS TO $29,000 TO PERMIT UP TO 50 PER CENTUM OF THE AMT OF ANY MOBILE HOME LOAN 27. H. R. 13817 BRINKLEY BILL TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA (5/18/76) 28. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13838 TAX BILL – EXCISE TAX REDUCTION 29. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13839 (ALSO 13362) TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REV. CD IF ’54 THE CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTIONS REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED UPON FOUNDATIONS 30. H. R. 14047 BRINKLEY BILL CIVIL DEFENSE BILL – TO AMEND CD ACT OF 1950, ALLOW LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSEAGENCIES TO USE FED. CD FUNDS FOR NATURAL DISASTER AND OTHER PURPOSES 31. BRINKLEY BILL HR 13970 UNIONIZATION OF ARMED FORCES, PROHBT (NO NUMBER) H. R. 14019 BRINKLY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 10, U. S. CODR. TO PROVIDE FOR CHIEF OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE CORPS OF THE AIR FORCE TO BE BRIGADIER GENERAL (SAME AS HR 6884) 93D/LDT) 32. H. R. 14142 BRINKLEY BILL TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 33. H. R. 14299 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DISABILITY COMPENSATION FOR DISABLED VETERANS; TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DEPENDENCY AND OF COMPENSATIONFOR THEIR SURVIVORS, (8%) 34. H. R. 14299 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DISABILITY AND DEATH PENSION AND TO INCREASE RATES OF DEPENDEMNITY COMPENSATION FOR PARENTS. (7% INCREASE, NON-SERVICE CONNECTED, EFFECT, 1/1/77) 35. H. RES 1351 BRINKLEY BILL THAT THERE HERBY IS ESTABLISHED IN THE HOUSE OF REP. A SELECT COMMITTEE ON NARCOTICS ABUSE AND CONTROL 36. H. J. RES. 1000 BRINKLEY BILLTO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE THE 4TH SUNDAY IN SEPT. AS “NAT’L GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY” 37. H. R. 14761 BRINKLEY BILL TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES NOTICE TO DEPARTMENTS HOUSE BILL H. R. 14781 IS IDENTICAL AS FAR AS CONTENT IS CINCERNED, WITH H. R. 11013. THEREFORE, BY ORDER OF THEJOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING, COPIES OF H. R. 14781 WILL NOT BE PRINTED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO THE DEPARTMENTS AND ALSO WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOCUMENTS ROOMS. 38. H. R. 15043 BRINKLEY BILL TO GUARANTEE THE RIGHTY OF ALL AMERICANS TO QUALITY MEDICAL CARE & FOR OTHER PURPOSES 39. H. J. RES. 1067 BRINKLEY BILLAUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM WEEK OF 10/3/79-10/9/76 AS “NATIONAL VOLUNTEER FIREMAN WEEK”. (CO-SPONSOR) 40. H. R. 15281 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE FEDERAL AVIATION ACT OF 1958 TO BROADEN POWERS OF CAB TO GRANT RELIEF BY EXEMPTION IN CERTAIN CASES 41. H. R. 15310 BRINKLEY BILL TO ESTABLISH A COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL TENURE IN THE JUDICIAL BRANCH OF THE GOV’T, TO ESTABLISH A PROCEDURE IN ADDITION TO IMPEACHMENT FOR THE RETIREMENT OF DISABLED JUSTICES AND HUDGES OF THE U. S., & THE REMOVAL OF JUSTICES & JUSGES WHO CONDUCT IS OR HAS BEEN INCONSISTANT WITH THE GOOD BEHAVIOR REQUIRED BY ARTICLE III, SECTION OF THE CONSTITUTION 42. H. R. 1385 BRINKLEY BILL RENEWAL OF BROADCAST LICENSES 43. H. R. 15506 BRINKLEY BILL PRIVATE BILL TO PERMIT TO PERMIT GREGOLINA FAJARDO TO BECOME A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. BRINKLEY BILL HR 15506 - GREGOLINA FAJARDO (PER REQUEST OF MRS. CARL E. HOWINGTON, COUSIN OF REESE NOBLE OF WARNER ROBINS) 44. H. RES. 1308 BRINKLEY BILL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES URGES THE U. S. POSTAL SERVICE TO CONTINUE COST-CUTTING PROGRAMS WHICH DO NOT AFFECT LEVELS OF SERVICE ALSO , SHALL NOT CLOSE OR OTHERWISEAUSPEND OPERATION OF ANY POST OFFICES, UNLESS CLEAR AND COMPELLING NEED TO DO SO (NO NUMBER, NO LABEL BUT PLENTY OF PAPER LARGER IN FOLDER WITH FOLLOWING TWO FOLDERS) 45. H. R. 13724 HOUSING AMENDMENTA OF 1976 (EMPTY) COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MEMORANDUM 5/10/76 MR, BRINKLEY, ATTACHED FOR YOUR REVIEW IS A COPY OF H. R. 13724 AND ITS ACCOMPANYING REPORT. I HAVE ALSO ATTACHED A COPY OF OUR MA]

Box 87 1980 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. TX. 100 – WITHHOLDING TAX LETTER (ALSO LABELED 1) ISSUES: TAXES – LISBY, CARROLL – MARRIAGE PENALTY TAX 2. ISSUES: TAXES CLARKE W, DUNCAN 3. ISSUES: TAXES – ED HILL IRS 4. ISSUES: TRANSP. BLANEY, KERMIT 5. ISSUES: TAXES HUDSON, MR. LEWIS E. RE RAISING PHASEOUT FIGURE TO $20,000 ON DISABILITY INCOME EXCLUSION (HANDLED BY JB) JERRY – I BELIEVE THIS IS THE CORRESPONDENCE JB IS LOOKING FOR ON DISABILITY INCONE EXCLUSION – RUTH 7 5 5211 SHERRY 3-30 6. ISSUES: TAXES EDWARDS, MARG 7. ISSUES: TAXES – IRS – MRS. FRANCIS OXFORD 8. ISSUES: TAXES – THOMAS W. STARLIN 9. (MISSING) 10. TX. 300 – OPPOSED TO D. C. 3-86 F10 (REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION ACT ’79) LETTERS MAILED 8-6-80 11. TX. 201 – 10% TAX CUT POST CARD OSCAR 8-15-80 12. THANKS – TAXES 13. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC TAXES 14. TRANSPORTATION – GENERAL 15. TRUCKING DEREGULATION BILL 16. AIR BAGS 17. RAIL ACT 18. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION MR. RALPH A. JOHNSON 19. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION C. E. WALKER 20. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (RAILROADS) NEAL, GORDON W. 21. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (MOTOR CARRIER DEREGULATION) 22. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION HAM, BENSON 23. HAWTHORNE, MR. H. WILSON ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION 2/8 RICH – WILL CALL ON MONDAY 2/11/80 WILL TRY & GET LTR OUT TO US TODAY. RW 225-4472 24. 5/30 ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (TRUCKING DEREGULATION LEGIS) SKINNER, CHARLES 54472 CAROL NEEDS TO CALL GOC WE WILL EITHER GET LTR FROM CHR. HOWARD OR CC OF LTR TO MR. SKINNER BACKLOG – 5/20/801 RW 25. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION R + D – UMTA 26. TRANSPORTATION GA HIGHWAY CONTRACTING ASSN. (SEE OTHER FILE IN ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION) COLUMBUS – ALBANY HIGHWAY ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION GA. HIGHWAY CONTRACTING ASSOC. 27. THANKS VETERANS 28. OSCAR FEBRUARY 29. CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. VETERANS 30. VETERANS (AGENT ORANGE) 31. ISSUES: VA 32. ISSUES: VETERANS’ AFFAIRS DOCTORS CALHOUN, JARRELL, & NEWTON OPTOMETRIST PRACTICING IN V. A. HOSPITALS 33. ISSUES: VETERANS AFFAIRS – AGENT ORANGE 34. VETERANS – GENERAL 35. CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC.-TRANSPORTATION 36. THANKS – TRANSPORTATION

Box 88 1971 PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E 6. F 7. G 8. H 9. I 10. J 11. K 12. L 13. M 14. N 15. O 16. P 17. Q 18. R 19. S 20. T 21. U 22. V 23. W 24. XYZ 25. PR CONGRATS – STAR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS 1970-71 26. PR CONGRATULATIONS – STAR 27. PR CONGRATS, GOVERNOR’S HONORS LIST (EMPTY) 28. PR CONGRATULATIONS: GRADUATIONS 1971 29. PR CONGRATULATIONS: WEDDINGS 1971 30. PR GET WELL WISHES 1971 31. 1971 OBITUARIES 32. PR CONDOLENCES 1971 33. PR THANK YOU LETTERS 1971 34. PR THANK YOU LETTERS 1971 35. PR THANK YOU LETTERS FACE THE NATION (GA.) THANK YOU – CHANNEL 5 36. PR THANK YOU LETTERS FACE THE NATION (OUT OF STATE) DO AGREE WITH JB’S (?) FACE THE NATION – OUT OF STATE FILED 37. THANK YOU (NEWSLETTER) 1971 38. P. R. THANK YOU AG BOOKS 39. THANK YOU LETTERS RECEIVED 1971 CALENDARS 40. PR - THANK YOU – SEE LETTERS TO MISS LYNNE HURLEY 41. P. R. THANK YOU (FROM WHERE I STAND) 42. P. R. THANK YOU – 1969-70 NEWSLETTER 43. THANK YOU LETTERS – “THE GREATNESS OF AMERICA” 44. P. R. THANK YOU – LEGISLATIVE OUTLOOK

Box 89 1975 ACADEMIES & MISC. ITEMS Folder Title 1. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: ANDERSON, REGINALD W. AIR FORCE (1ST CHOICE) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 2. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BAILEY, MICHAEL DAVID NAVAL 1ST CHOICE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICS 3. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BAILEY, MICHAEL D. MERCHANT MARINE QUALIFIED - ALTERNATE 4. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DISQUALIFIED – ACADEMUCALLY NAVAL BARHAM, ROCNEY J. (ALSO NAVAL) 5. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BLACK, JOHN FLOYD, III (NAVAL) DISQUALFIED – ACADEMICS 6. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BONE, AUGREY E., II DISQUALIFUED – ACADEMICS MILITARY PRINCIPAL CANDIDATE 7. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BRAZELL, JAMES MERCHANT MARINE DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 8. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BREWSTER, JAMES G., JR. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY SENT ALL MAIL AIR MAIL 9. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BROWN, ROBERT W., JR. (AIR FORCE) WITHDREW BECAUSE OF SEN. NUNN PRINCIPAL NOM 10. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CALDWELL, MR. ARCHIBALD MILITARY DISQUALIFIED – ACADEMICS 11. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CRUZ, JESUS WITHDRAWN MILITARY NO HIGH SCHOOL RECORD 12. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DAVIDSON. ANDREW (ANDY) J. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY & MERCHANT MARINE 13. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLASS OF 1974 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA DUBIA HARRY (ARMY) APPOINTED QUALIFIED ALT. 14. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DUSHANE, ANTHONY J. (AIR FORCE) DISQUALIFIED – MEDICALLY 15. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: FOGLE, CHARLES J. MERCHANT MARINE(SEE FILE) NAVAL DISQUAL MED 16. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: GOERES, RICHARD J. MILITARY CANCELLED BY ACADEMY 17. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1979 KENNEY, WILLIAM GLENN MERCHANT MARINE RESIGNED SELECTED 18. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: KIRCHOFF, ARLEN J., JR. WITHDREW AIR FORCE WITHDRAWN 19. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MCGUFFIN, EMMETT L33, JR, (AIR FORCE 20. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MCGUFFIN, EMMETT LEE, JR. (AIR FORCE) QUALIFIED – NO VACANCY 21. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MONICAL, III, JOHN R, AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY & MERCHANT MARINE 22. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: NADEAU, JOSEPH W., JR. NAVAL DISQUALIFIED – MEDICALLY 23. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: PLANT, STEVE AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 24. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: PRICE, GARY W. MILITARY DISQUALIFIED – ACADEMICS 25. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLASS OF 1978 RICHARDSON, LINDA N. NAVAL SEPARATED-APRIL 1976 26. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: SAFFLE, RICHARD B. NAVAL DISQUALIFIED-ACADEMICALLY 27. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLASS OF 1979 –NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA SMITH, ROBERT A. MILITARY RWSIGNED 9/15/75 SELECTED AS FULLY QUALIFIED ALT, 28. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: SPEAR, ANTHONY EUGENE MILITARY DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY 29. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: STARGILL, SAMMIE LEE AIR FORCE UNDER AGE DISQUALIFIED 30. 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: THORNTON, DAVID B. MILITARY WITHDREW 31. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT, WELBORN, MICHAEL W, AIR FORCE RESIGNED SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT 32. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT WIECZOREK, PAUL LEONARD MILITARY QUALIFIED – NO VACANCY SENT 33. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: WILLARD, DALE A. AIR FORCE RESIGNED CLASS OF 1979 (UNDER SEN. NUNN’S NOMINATION) NOMINATION WITHDRAWN (SEN, NUNN’S ALTERNATE ALSO) APPOINTMENT OFFERED 34. 1975 ACADEMY APPLICANT: YOUNG, JAMES D., II AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED LOOSE PAPERS AND THE FOLLOWING FILES ARE RUBBERBANDED – ARE THEY PART OF 35? BISHOP, GERALD RECOMMENDATION BROCATO, MR. STEPHEN J. GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: AMERICUS HIGH SCHOOL BAND FOR SELECTION TO MARCH IN CHERRY BLOSSOM PARADE – 1975 GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: BEN E. BLACKBURN GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: JAMES D. CLEMENTS WHITE HOUSE (OUR CORRES IS JIM PARHAM) GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: (CLARENCE HILL) CAPITOL HILL POLICE RECRUITMENT GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: - TO WHITE HOUSE RE: MRS. RAYMA C. PAGE GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: (CATHY PETERMAN) GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: (JACK PITTS) (OUR CORRES IS ED JENSEN) GEN – EMPLOYMENT – MRS. DOROTHY RICHARDSON GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: (HARRY WINGATE, JR.) GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: (LABOR) BEN FORDHAM LEONARD, LEWIS (GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS) CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE 35. GENERAL: RECOMMENDATIONS: (EMPTY) 36. GENERAL: EMPLOYMENT: ANN E. WALLACE (CSC) 1973 37. GENERAL: EMPLOYMENT: (WHITE HOUSE) RICK ALLEN 1974 38. CASE: GRISWOLD, KELLY (SEPT. OF INTERIOR) GENERAL: EMPLOYMENT: 39. GENERAL: EMPLOYMENT: (NEIL H. MCCLUNG) POSTAL SERVICES 1974 40. GENERAL: EMPLOYMENT: (PENDELTON, FLORENCE) 1974 41. SHAPIRO, STANTON (GENERAL SUMMER EMPLOYNENT) 1974 42. T. BRADFORD (EMPLOYMENT) 43. WILSON, EDWIN P. EMPLOYMENT ‘73 44. GENERAL: EMPLOYMENT 1973 45. CRAVENS, BETTY PATE, JUANITA STAFF – (COLUMBUS OFFICE) (LABELED FF45)TOLSON, MRS. C. LAVERNE 5058 SILVER HILL CT., APT. 202, SUITLAND, MD. 20028 PHONE: 301 735-6779 MS. PATRICIA M. THRALL – STAFF FILE PERSONAL: SMITH RODNEY SULLIVAN, NANCY HELEN SOLOMEN 46. STEVE DUGAN 47. YEARBOOKS 1975 48. AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOKS 1974 49. AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOKS 1973 50. AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOKS 1972 LANDSCAPE FOR LIVING 51. AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOK REQUESTS 52. 1970 AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOKS 53. 1969 AGRICULTURAL YEARBOOKS

Box 90 1973 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. MISCELLANEOUS – JANUARY 1973 2. MISCELLANEOUS – FEBRUARY 1973 3. MISCELLANEOUS – MARCH 1973 4. MISCELLANEOUS – APRIL 1973 5. MISCELLANEOUS – MAY 1973 6. LABOR (WAGES, PRICE FREEZE) 7. ISSUES: LABOR (WAGE & PRICE CONTROLS) (TEXTILE INDUSTRY) 8. BRODY. MR. DAVIS A. ISSUES: LABOR – MINIMUM WAGE 9. ISSUES: LABOR – THANK YOU LETTERS FOR H. R. 77 10. METRIC SYSTEM 11. VOTE – OVERRIDE VETO ON MINIMUM WAGE – 12. 1979 – OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ACT 13. LABOR (GENERAL) 1973 14. ISSUES: HOUSING (WILLIAM C, WICKHAM) 15. HIGHWAY (GENERAL) 1973 16. ISSUES: HIGHWAY (I-185) 17. ISSUES: HIGHWAY (RIGHT OF WAY PROBLEM IN TROUP COUNTY) 18. ISSUES: LABOR (MINIMUM WAGE) 19. HEW (WELFARE) 1973 20. (GENERAL) 1973 21. HOUSING (GENERAL) 1973 22. HEW: REHABILITATION 23. HEW: REHABILITATION (LTRS NOT ANSWERED) 24. GALER, MARY JANE (HEW) P. R. REQUEST 25. ISSUES: HEW – (PSRO) PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS REVIEW ORGANIZATIONS 26. SOCIAL SECURITY 1973 27. ISSUES: SOC. SEC. LETTERS TO JAMES DWIGHT 28. ISSUES: NEW REGIONAL MEDICAL PROGRAM NEW GUIDELINES ON STERILIZATION OF MINORS. 29. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (GENERAL) 1973 30. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (WELFARE TRANSFER TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT – H. R. 1) 31. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (WAGE BOARD) 1973 32. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 1973 (GENERAL) 33. FOREIGN TRADE 34. FOREIGN AFFAIRS MIDDLE EAST WAR 35. ISSUES – FOREIGN AFFAIRS – LOCKHEED 36. ISSUES MORGAN, KENNETH – FOREIGN AFFAIRS (STSTE DEPT) 37. PENDING – ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS – PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF RED CHINA LIAISON OFFICE 38. HEW REGIONAL MEDICAL PROGRAMS

Box 91 1975-1976 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. H. J. RES. 111 BRINKLEY BILL DESIGNATING FEB. AS “AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH” 2. HR 1167 BRINKLEY BILL TO AUTHORIZE COMPUTATION AT AGE 60 OF THE OF THE RETIRED PAY OF MEMBER AND FORMER MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES WHOSE RETIRED PAY IS COMPUTED ON THE BASIS OF PAY SCALES IN EFFECT PRIOR TO 1/1/75, ETC. 3. HR 1782 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE A TRADE OR BUSINESS DEDUCTION TO FIREMEN FOR MEALS WHICH THEY EAT AT THEIR POST OF DUTY OVERNIGHT 4. H. J. RES. 120 BB PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF U. S. TO PROVIDE FOR THE SPECIAL TO THE CONSTITUTION OF U. S. TO PROVIDE FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION OF A VICE PRESIDENT IN THE CASE OF VACANCY IN THAT OFFICE 5. HR 2128 BB TO AMEND THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 TO ESTABLISH ORDERLY PROCEDURES FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF BROADCAST LICENSES 6. H. R. 2129 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO ALLOW ACREDIT AGAINST INCOME TAX YO INDIVIDUALS FOR CERTAIN EXPENSES INCURRED IN PROVIDING HIGHER EDUCATION 7. HR 1783 BB TO AMEND TITLE III OF THE SSACT TO PROVIDETHAT FULL BENEFITS (WHEN BASED UPON THE ATTAINMENT OF RETIREMENT AGE) WILL BE PAYABLE AT AGE 60 (WITH SUCH BENEFITS PAYABLE IN REDUCED AMTS. AT AGE 57 IN MOST CASES) 8. HR 1784 BB TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE SSACT REMOVE THE LIMITATION UPON THE AMOUNT OF OUTSIDE INCOME WHICH AN INDIVEVIDUAL MAY EARNHR 2 WHILE RECEIVING BENEFITS THERE UNDER. 9. HR 2646 BB TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE NATIONAL CEMETARY SYSTEM THE FT. MITCHELL REGIONAL VETERANS’ CEMETRY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA 10. HR 2393 AND HR 15717 BB TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE NATIONAL CEMETRY SYSTEM THE FORT MITCHEL REGIONAL VETERANS’ CEMETRY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA 11. HR 2789 BB TO AMEND P. L. 92-425, AN ACT “TO AMEND CHAPTER 73 OF TITLE 10, US CODE TO ESTABLISH A SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLAN… 12. HR 2790 BB TO PROVIDE SURVIVORSHIP BENEFITS FOR THE FAMILIES OF CERTAIN SEVERLY DISABLED VETERANS 13. PETITIONS SIGNED BY JB 14. HR 2791 TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF THE U. S. CODE TO ENTITLE VETERANS TO 45 MONTHS OF EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR UNDERGRADUATE OR ANY OTHER AUTHORIZED PROGRAMS OF EDUCATION 15. 2937 BB TO PROHIBIT ANY CHANGE IN THE STATUS OF ANY MEMBER OF THE UNIFORMED SERVIVE WHO IS IN A MISSING STATUS UNDER CHAPTER 10 OF TITLE 37 U. S. CODE, UNTIL THE PROVISIONS OF THE PARIS PEACE ACCORD OF 1-27-73 HAVE BEEN FULLYCOMPILED WITH AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 16. H. J. RES. 229 BB NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSISTANTS WEEK 17. HR 3078 BB 18. HR 3934 BB FEDERAL EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTIVITIES ACT 19. HR 4018 BB TO AUTHORIZE AND DIRECT THE SEC. OF THE ARMY TO CONVEY TO THE BD. OF REGENTS OF THE UNIV. SYSTEM OF GA CERTAIN LANDS OF THE U. S. IN AUGUASTA, GA. 20. HR 4029 BB TO DIRECT THE SEC. OF DEFENSE TO CONTINUE TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE COMMISSARY STORES OF THE AGENCIES OF THE DOD 21. HJ RES314 NATIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING DAY 22. HR 4161 BB TO AMEND THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT 23. HR 4867 BB LIMOSINE LIMITATION ACT OF 1975 24. HR 4630 BB ADMINISTRATIVE RULEMAKING CONTROL ACT. 25. HR 4742 BB AMERICAN FOLKLIFE PRESERVATION ACT 26. H. R. 5285 BB TO ESTABLISH THE FEDERAL HOUSING ADM. AS AN INDEPENDENT FED. AGENCY AND TO PROVIDE A STATUTORY FED. AGENCY AND TO PROVIDE A STATUTORY BASIS FOR THE ADM. BY SUCH AGENCY OF STANDARD RISK PROGRAMS UNDER THE NAT’L HOUSING ACT. 27. MURPHY, E. D. (HUD) SEE – BR. BILL H. R. 5285 ASK LMW ABOUT THIS WHEN JB GET BACK 2/87 MURPHY FILE – LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 28. HR 5482 BB TO PROHIBIT THE PRODUCTION AND PROCUREMENT BY ANY AGENCY OF THE U. S. OF ANY DELIVERY SYSTEM DESIGNED TO DISSEMBLE ANF BINARY-TYPE CHEMICAL WARFARE AGENT 29. HR 5939 BB TO AMEND THE FEDERAL TRADE COM. ACT TO PROVIDE THAT UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUM, EXCLUSIVE TERRITORIAL ARRANGEMENTS SHALL NOT BE DEEMED UNLAWFUL (SOFT DRINK BOTTLERS BILL) 30. HR 6634 BB TO AMEND THE FAIR PACKAGING AND LABELING ACT TO REQUIRE THAT PKGD. CONSUMER COMMODITIES BE LABLED TO SHOW THEIR SELLING PRICE 31. BB HJ RES. 390 TENURE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES 32. H. J. RES. 431 BB TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION TO PROVIDE FOR REPRESENTATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IN THE CONGRESS. 33. HR 6989 BB TO AMEND THE SS ACT TO PROVIDE FOR INCLUSION OF THE SERVICES OF LICENSED (REGISTERED) NURSES UNDER MEDICARE AND MEDICAID 34. HR 7022 BB FREESTONE PEACH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ACT 35. H. R. 7076 BB NATIONAL CANCER AMENDMENTS OF 1975 36. HR 7077 BB PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS BENEFITS ACT OF 1975 37. CANCER CORRESPONDENCE 1975-76 38. HR 7441 BB TO AMEND THE FED. WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT. RELATING TO PERMITS FOR THE DISCHARGE OF DREDGED AND FILL MATERIALS. ETC. 39. HR 7767 BB VETERANS DISABILITY COMPENSATIPN AND SURVIVOR BENEFITS ACT OF ‘75 40. HR 8095 BB EMERGENCY HOUSING ACT OF 1975 41. HR RES 568 BB PRINTED RECORD OF FLOOR PROCEDURES 42. HR 8240 BB VETERANS ADM. PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS COMPARABILITY PAY ACT OF 1975 43. HR 8244 BB TO EXTEND AND REVISE THE STATE AND LOCAL FISCAL ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1972 44. HR 8287 BB TO ASSIST THE STATES TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FACILITIES FOR RESEARCH IN AG. AND FORESTRY AT STATE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS, LAND GRANT COLLEGE, ETC. 45. H, RES. 516 BB SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE PROBLEMS OF U. S. SERVICEMEN MISSING IN ACTION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 46. H. J. RES. 555 BB TO STOP THE LOAN OF 3 LANDING CRAFT (LCM-8’S) TO PANAMA 47. HR 8612 BB TO ESTABLISH AN ARBITRATION BOARDTO SETTLE DUSPUTES BETWEEN SUPERVISORY ORGANIZATIONS AND THE U. S. POSTAL SERVICES. 48. H. J. RES. 570 BB TO DESIGNATE CHRISTMAS WEEK AS ‘BLOOS DONOR WEEK” 49. HR 8698 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38, U. S. COSE TO TREAT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS ON THE SAME BASIS AS COLLEGE CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS 50. HR 9045 BB VETERANS AND SURVIVORS PENSION ADJUSTMENT ACT OF 1975 51. HR 9312 FEDERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS 52. HR 9995 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON REGULATORY REFORM 53. HR 9577 BB JERRY L. PETTIS MEMORIAL VETERANS HOSPITAL 54. HJ 691 BB TO AUTHORIZE THE PRES. TO ISSUE A PROCLOMATION DESUGNATING THE WEEK IN NOV. WHICH INCLUDES THANKSGIVING DAY IN EACH YEAR AS “NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK” 55. H CON. RES. 426 BB WITH RESPECT TO THE FREEDOM OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA AND ITS PEOPLE 56. H CON. RES. 523 BB RELATING TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE FTC TO PRESCRIBE RULES PRE EMPTING STATE AND LOCAL LAWS 57. ROGERS, MRS. JOHN S. (SS LAW) BRINKLEY BILL 58. HR 10032 BB REGARDING SOCIAL SECURITY COVERAGE FOR RELATIVES IN THE EMPLOY OF KIN 59. HR 10355 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF THE U. S. CODE TO LIBERALIZE THE PROVISIONS RELATING TO PAYMENTS RELATING TO PAYMENT OF DISABILITY AND DEATH PENSION & DEPENDENCY & INDEMNITY COMPENSATION TO INCREASE INCOME LIMITATIONS, ETC. 60. HR 10531 BB AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS 61. HR 10538 BB JOB CREATION ACT OF 1975 62. H RES. 802 BB TO CONDEMN THE U. N. THIRD COMMITTEE RESOLUTION EQUATING ZIONISM WITH RACISM 63. H. RES. 848 BB CREATING A CELECT COM. TO CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION INTO DEATH OF J. F. K. 64. HR 10728 BB TO PRIVIDE FOR THE GARNISHMENT OF WAGES OF ACTIVE AND RETIRED FED. EMPLOYEES 65. HR 10771 BB TO PROVIDE FOR PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES, WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. 66. HR 10847 BB TO REDUCE PAYMENTS TO THE UN AND AFFILIATED AGENCIES 67. HE 10891 BB TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF ADDITIONAL STATION PER DIEM ALLOWANCES IN THE CASE OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES CAPTURED DURING THE VIETNAM WAR 68. HE 10944 BB TO PROVIDE FOR CONTINUATION OF THE DIRECT LOAN REVOLVING FUND 69. HR 11096 BB TO AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF ’54 TO ALLOW A CREDIT AGAINST INCOME TAX TO INDIVIDUALS FOR CERTAIN EXPENSES INCURRED IN PROVIDING HIGHER EDUCATION 70. HR 9063 BB PERMITS ADM. OF VA TO GUARANTWW UO TO 50% OF THE AMT OF ANY MOBILE HOME LOAN 71. HR 12119 BB TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 72. HR 11235 BB TO REQUIRE THE PROVISION OF CERTAIN COMMISSARY, POST EXCHANGE, AND MEDICAL CARE PRIVILEGES TO VETS. HAVING SERVICE-CONNECTED DISABILITIES RATED AT 30% 73. NR 11355 BB TO AMEND TITLE 18 OF THE U. S. CODE TO EXTEND THE IMPOSITION OF MANDITORY PRISON SENTENENCES TO CERTAIN ADDITIONAL OFFENSES INVOLVING THE USE OF FIREARMS. 74. HR 11377 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 WITH RESPECT TON LOBBYING BY CERTAIN TYPES OF EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS 75. HJ RES. 835 BB “NATIONAL ENPLOY THE OLDER WORKER WEE,” 76. HR 12412 BB TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 77. HR 12647 BB TO AMEND INTERNAL REV. CODE OF ’54 RE: ;IFE INSURANCE EXCLUSION FROM GROSS ESTATE 78. HR 12648 BB CANCELED CHECKS TO BE PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE OF INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS 79. HR 12773 BB RE: CONSTRUCTION, ALTERNATION AND ACQUISITION OF VA MEDICAL FACILITIES (EMPTY)

Box 92 1974 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE (CONGRATULATIONS) FOLLOWED BY LOOSE PAGES AND BOOKLETS ENDING WITH ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE

Box 93 1971 P. R. REQUESTS & GRANTS Folder Title 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E 6. F 7. G 8. H 9. I (EMPTY) 10. J 11. K 12. L 13. M 14. N 15. O 16. P 17. Q (EMPTY) 18. R 19. S 20. T 21. U (EMPTY) 22. V 23. W 24. XYZ 25. (NO LABEL BUT VERY FULL) 26. STATE OF GEORGIA PENDING GRANTS 27. (BOOK)GRANTS-IN-AID AND OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE 1967 EDITION OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR PLANNING AND EVALUATION 28. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION BUREAU OF HIGHER EDUCATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20202 EOG REPORT NO. 73-1 MAY 12, 1972 NOTIFICATION TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS REGARDING P. L. 89-329, THE HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1965 APPROVAL OF GRANTS TO INSTITUTIONS PARTICIPATING IN THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM PHONED PRES. OF BOTH GA SW & FT VALLEY COLLEGES & POPEND (?) 5/16/72 – RAS 29. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION BUREAU OF HIGHER EDUCATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20202 WS REPORT NO. 73-1 MAY 12, 1972 NOTIFICATION TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS REGARDING P. L. 89-329, THE THE HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1965, AS AMENDED APPROVAL OF GRANTS FOR INSTITUTIONS PARTICIPATING IN THE COLLEGE WORK-STUDY PROGRAM 30. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20202 OFFICE OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER FOR RENEWAL OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION JUNE 15, 1972 NOTIFICATION TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION HAS APPROVED FOR NEGOTIATION THE FOLLOWING PROJECT(S) UNDER THE PROVISION OF LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY: PUBLIC LAW 91-516, THW ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ACT (EXCEPT WHERE NOTED AND OTHER AUTHORITY SPECIFIED) PROGRAM TITLE: OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

Box 94 1975 PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. 1975 CRIME (GENERAL) 2. 1975 DRUGS (GENERAL) 3. 1975 EDUCATION (GENERAL) 4. 1975 EDUCATION ( DR JACK NIX) 5. 1975 ECONOMY (GENERAL) 6. CARTER, NORMAN (LABOR – SUBCOMMITTEE) ISSUES: EDUCATION 7. LAWHON, MYRTLE (MRS,) ISSUES: EDUCATION (LABOR-HEW SUB) 8. ISSUES: EDUCATION (BUSING VOTE IN CAUCUS) 9. ISSUES: EDUCATION (DEAN WM ROARK – GA S’WESTERN) 10. 1975 ENERGY (GENERAL) 11. 1975 ENERGY CRISIS SOLAR ENERGY 12. SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1975 A B C D E F G F H I J 13. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS 14. ISSUES: ENERGY – SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 15. ISSUES: ENERGY (TOM BLACK) ENERGY & POWER SUBCOMMITTEE 16. 1975 ENERGY CRISIS (GASOLINE TAX) 17. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS: (FEO) (HAUGABOOK, RICHARD & WILSON, WALTER) 18. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS MCDONALD HENRY B. WRIGHT CONTRACTING COMPANY 19. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS OIL CONSIGNEES 20. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS – LTR OF THANKS TO 7014 RE: KRUEGER AMEND. 21. ISSUES: ENERGY (VOTE ON GAS GUZZLERS) 22. ISSUES: ENERGY (JB’S VOTE ON 20¢GASOLINE TAX: 23. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (GENERAL) 24. 1975 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (CONGRESSIONAL) 25. 1975 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (PAY INCREASE)

Box 95 1972 PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. A 2. B 3. (MISSING) 4. (MISSING) 5. E 6. F 7. (MISSING) 8. H 9. I 10. J 11. (MISSING) 12. L 13. M 14. N 15. O 16. Q (EMPTY) 17. R 18. STAR STUDENT LETTERS 19. S 20. T 21. U (EMPTY) 22. V (EMPTY) 23. W 24. XYZ 25. P. R. GET WELL WISHES 1972 26. P. R. THANK YOU 1972 27. P. R. CONDOLENCES 1972 28. P. R. THANK YOU LTRS RECEIVED 1972 29. P. R. THANK YOU FOR 1972 CALENDARS 30. P. R. THANK YOU FOR ’72 NEWSLETTER 31. PR THANK YOU 1973 CALENDARS 32. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 A 33. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 B 34. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 C 35. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 D 36. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 E 37. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 F 38. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 G 39. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 H 40. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 I (EMPTY) 41. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 J 42. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 K 43. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 L 44. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 M 45. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 N 46. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 O 47. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 P 48. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 Q (EMPTY) 49. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 R 50. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 S 51. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 T 52. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 U 53. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 V 54. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 W 55. P. R. REQUESTS – 1972 XYZ 56. VISITORS AND TOURS - 1971 57. P. R. CONGRATULATIONS – BIRTHDAYS 1972 58. P. R. CONGRATULATIONS – GRADUATION – 1972 59. P. R. CONGRATULATIONS – WEDDINGS 1972 60. PR – TOURS – AUTRY, JACK MR. AND MRS. – JULY 25-27, 1975 7/24 61. PR – TOURS – ROY H. AVERY FAMILY – AUGUST 15-18, 1972 62. PR – TOURS – BOY SCOUTS – CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL #91 – AUGUST 11, 1972 63. PR – TOURS – MRS. JEWELL CAMPBELL, ET AL, - JULY 5 AND +. 1972 (RELATIVE OF DK) 64. PR – TOURS – CHAMBERS, BOBBY L. MR. AND MRS. – OCTOBER 18-20, 1972 65. PR – TOURS – MRS. WILLIAM A. COLQUITT AND FAMILY – JULY 10-20, 1972 66. PR – TOURS – CROFORD, PAUL MR. AND MRS, - AUGUST 15 AND 16, 1972 67. PR – TOURS – CUNNINGHAM, TOM MR. ANF FAMILY – AUGUST 8 AND 9, 1972 8/7 WHEN THIS FAMILY COMES BY WE’RE TO 1) GIVE DRINKS, 2) LET CHILDREN FEED PIGEONS 3) LET CHILDREN CALL DEMO CLOAKROOM 57400 & LISTEN TO RECORD 68. PR – TOURS – DAVISON, JAMES E. MR. AND MRS. – OCTOBER 24, 1972 69. PR – TOURS – DR. A. B. DUDLEY, JR. AND FAMILY – JUNE 14-16, 1972 70. PR – TOURS – J. EARL ELLIOTT FAMILY – JULY 17-20, 1972 71. PR – TOURS – 6/23/72 - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCG OF COLUMBUS YOUTH CHOIR 72. PR – TOURS – FORRESTER, R. C. MR. AND MRS. AND SON – JUNE 26-28, 1972 73. PR – TOURS – MORTON HARRIS AND FAMILY – JUNE 12-14, 1972 74. PR – TOURS – HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH CHOIR – POSSIBLE TRIP 6/21 75. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. JOHN LANFORD AND FAMILY – JUNE 6 AND 7, 1972 76. PR – TOURS – LANIER, CECIL L. MR. AND MRS. – JULY 9-11, 1972 7/6 77. PR – TOURS – MAUND, LINDA MISS (OUR CORRESPONDENT) AND MR. THOMAS RUSSELL OCT. 16 & 17, 1972 10/4(?) 78. PR – TOURS – MCCOLUM, C. D. REV. AND MRS. AND CHILDREN – 6/5/72 79. PR – TOURS – MILLS, CORUM MR. AND MRS. AND TWO CHILDREN – 8/8-9/72 8/7 80. PR – TOURS – CAPT. LOUIS W. MOORE AND FAMILY – APRIL 5, 1972 3/1 81. PR – TOURS – MORGAN, BEN F. MR. AND MRS. AND FAMILY – AUGUST 9-11, 1972 8/8 82. PR – TOURS – MRS. PAUL J. PEED (MARY) AND HISTORY CLASS FROM FORT VALLEY – 38 PERSONS 83. SMITH, ROBERT M. MR. AND MRS. - PR – TOURS – 7/14/72 84. PR – TOURS – TRUDELL, R. D. LTC. AND FAMILY – APRIL 7, 1972 85. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. JOHN WAITES – JULY 18 AND 19, 1972 86. PR – TOURS – WARNER ROBINS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHOIR – JULY 6, 1972 7/5 87. PR – TOURS – WYNN, ALLEN FAMILY, ET AL. – JULY 17-19, 1972 88. PR – TOURS – BOT SCOUTS – CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL – (RUSSELL P. MCLEAN, SCOUT EXECUTIVE) 89. PR – TOURS – CORRADINO, GEORGE R, MR. AND FAMILY – AUGUST, 1971 90. PR – TOURS – DANIEL, WILLIAM C. MR. AND MRS. – SEPT. 14 AND 15, 1971VISITORS AND TOURS – 1971 91. PR – TOURS – PHILLIP P. DEVRIES, PASTOR OF NORTH HIGHLAND ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH AND PARTY -12 ADULTS AND CHILDREN – JUNE 21-25, 1971 6/18 92. PR – TOURS – ELLIS, LINDA S. MRS. – NOVEMBER 23 AND 24 ‘71 93. PR – TOURS – GIRL SCOUT TROOP 58 – MRS. JULIE ANN HOPSON, ADVISOR 94. PR – TOURS – GORDY, A. PERRY AND FAMILY – JULY 7, 1971 95. PR – TOURS – HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH (S. DODDS DOUGLAS) 96. PR – TOURS – KLUMOK. MAURY MRS. – 7/1/71 7/1 CALL HIM NEIL (?) ALEEN (?) 97. PR – TOURS – LEVY, CHARLES MR. AND MRS. AND 2 CHILDREN – JULY 26, 1971 7/26 98. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. ORIN MATTHEIS (7/7/71) 6/30 99. PR – TOURS – MR. AND MRS. FRED W. MITCHELL, JR. & 3 CHILDREN – JUNE 18, 1971 6/15 100. PR – TOURS – MRS. W. R. RICHARDSON, JR. – FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PERRY, GA. – AUG 6, 1971 101. PR – TOURS – MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL PATROL – JUNE 17 AND 18, 1971 6/15 102. PR – TOURS – SCHWOB, HENRY MR. AND MRS. AND 2 CHILDREN – JULY 6-8, 1971 103. PR – TOURS – DR. ROBERT E. L. SHUMATE AND FAMILY – JUNE 5-10, 1971 6/4 104. PR – TOURS – TAUNTON, H. D., MR. AND MRS. AND FAMILY – AUGUST 25, 1971 105. PR – TOURS – WILLIAMS, FRED A. MR. AND MRS. AND SON, ALLEN – 8/9/71 8/9 106. PR – TOURS – 1972 & VISITORS

Box 96 1974 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. 1974 (MISC) JUNE “GOVERNMENTAL ACTIONS NEEDED TO ASSURE LUMBER SUPPLY FOR YOMORROW’S HOMES” MAY 1974 NATIPNAL LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL DEALERS ASSOCIATION 2. ISSUES: MISC JULY ISSUES: MISC. – JULY 1974 - E. W. HARPER LETTER ON VARIOUS TOPICS 3. 1974 AUGUST MISC 4. ISSUES: MISC SEPTEMBER 5. MISC OCTOBER 6. MISC NOV 7. 1974 ISSUES: MISC (DECEMBER) MING, AUDREY, (MISS) ISSUEA: MISC. 8. ISSUES: MISC (HR 11221 & HR 15361) 9. 1974 MISC (ST. GERMAIN BILL H. R. 11221) 10. 1974 MISC SMALL BUSINESS COMMITTEE 11. ISSUES: NAT’L INSURANCE (1974) (GENERAL) 12. 1974 PENSION REFORM 13. 1974 POLITICS 14. ISSUES: 1974 POLITICS (KISSINGER) 15. ISSUES: POLITICS IMMUNITY 16. ISSUES: POLITICS – LTR OF AUGUST 9, 1974 FROM BILL TIMMONS, WHITE HOUSE 17. ISSUES: POLITICS (1974) COMPENSATION FOR NIXON 18. ISSUES: POLITICS (LTRS RECV’D IN RESPONSE TO ROCKEFELLER QUEST,) 19. ISSUES: POLITICS 1974 (AGAINST IMPEACHMENT)

Box 97 BRINKLEY BILLS (COPIES FR. DIS. OFC.) Folder Title 1. BRINKLEY’S BILLS 91ST CONG. 1ST SESSION & 2ND SESSION 2. BRINKLEY BILL PENDING 1977 3. BRINKLEY BILL – 14’ MAHILL HOMES 4. BRINKLEY BILL HR 211 5. H. CON RES. 301 6. H. J. RES 499 – NAT. FAMILY WEEK CO-SPONSORED 7. H. RES. 555 – INTERNAL SECURITY CO-SPONSORED 8. HJR 613 9. HJR 618 10. H. J. R. 754 (NAT’L OCEANS WEEK) 11. HJR 887 BALANCED BUDGET 12. H. J. RES. 899 NATIONAL CANCER DAY 13. HJR 1043 14. HR 786 15. HR 957 (FUNDING VA COMMITTEE) 16. HE 969 (FOREIGN TERRORIST) 17. HR 1023 18. SOCIAL SECURITY HR 1783 19. H. R. 2124 – TAX REFORM ACT 20. HR 3850 REPEAL OF OSHA 21. H. R. 4258 – NAVY VESSELS 22. H. R. 4341 – MOBILE HOME – VA AUTHORIZED 23. H. R. 5625 – VA MEDICAL FAC. CO SPONSORED 24. H. R. 5027 – VA MEDICAL SERVICES CO SPONSORED 25. H. R. 5029 – VA PHILIPPINES CO-SPONSORED 26. HR 5056 SEX DISCRIMINATION ON BASID OF PREGNANCY 27. HR 5235 SHORTEN WWI SERVICE REQUIREMENT 28. HR 5236 MEDICARE PAYMENT TO CHIROPRACTORS 29. H. R. 5341 – S. S. 30. H. R. 5677 – FCC 31. H. R. 5936 – VA DISABILITY 32. H. R. 6485 – FCC 33. H. R. 6501 – VA DISABILITY CO-SPONSORED 34. H. R. 6502 – VA – AUTO 35. HR 7265 36. H. R. 7265 – SS ACT – APTOMETER JB 37. H. R. 7266 – SS ACT – OPTOMETRIST 38. H. R. 7345 – OIC – VA JB CO-SPONSORED 39. H. R. 7499 – CAMPAIGN FINANCING JB 40. H. R. 7560 – WWI PENSIONS – VA JB 41. H. R. 7656 – ANIMAL TREATMENT JB 42. H. R. 7658 7659 – SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSES VA 43. H. R. 8081 COURT COSTS JB SPONSORED 44. H. R. 8336 – NAT. PARK SERVICE CO-SPONSORED 45. H. R. 8551 – MEDICAL BENEFITS FOR RETIRED MILITARY JB SPONSORED 46. H. R. 5882 H. R.8553 RETIRED MEDICAL JB SPONSORED 47. H. R. 8617 – VA BENEFITS CO-SPONSORED 48. H. R. 8640 – ARBITRATION BD. JB SPONSORED 49. H. R. 8698 – VA CO-SPONSORED 50. H. R. 8701 – VA ED CO-SPONSORED 51. H. R. 9863 52. H. R. 9862 53. H. R. 9860 54. H. R. 9170 55. H. R. 9140 56. H. R. 9007 57. H. R. 8956 58. H. R. 10140 59. H. R. 10269 (VA HOUSING) 60. H. R. 10537 ACTIVE DUTY DEPENDENTS DENTAL CARE 61. H. R. 10660 AG TRADE ACT 62. H. R. 11009 (MOBILE HOME LOAN PROGRAM) 63. H. R. 11887 VA RATE INCREASE 64. H. R. 11890 TOTAL AND PERMANETLY DISABLED VA DEPENDENCY & INDEMNITY COMPENSATION 65. H. R. 12028 VA HOUSING 66. H. R. 12241 GOLD STAR WIVES 67. H. R. 12252 STATE REIMBURSEMENT FOR VETERANS BURIAL IN STATE PROPERTY 68. H. R. 12257 CEMETARY MEMORIAL HEADSTONES FOR VETERANS 69. H. R. 12258 VA FUNERAL EXPENSE 70. H. R. 12261 VA VETERANS MEMORIAL @ ARLINGTON 71. H. R. 12353 VA READJUSTMENT 72. H. R. 12538 CIVIL DEFENSE 73. H. R. 12539 MEDICAL & DENTAL CARE RETIRED & RELATIVES 74. P. L. 94-455 TAX REFORM ACT – 76 75. HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 93RD CONGRESS, 1ST SESSION HJ RES. AMEND CONSTITUTION RELATING TO TENURE IN OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES HJ RES. DESIGNATE CHRISTMAS AS “BLOOD DONOR WEEK” 76. HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 93RD CONGRESS, 1ST SESSION H. R. 1384 TO AMEND THE FEDERAL TRADE COM. ACT. H. R. AMEND THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT RE: APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF BROADCAST LICENSES. H. R. 2828 ESTABLISH A NATL. CEMETARY SYSTEM WITHIN THE VA. ETC. H. R. 2900 IMPROVED MEDICAL CARE TO VETERANS, ETC. H. R. 9952 WORLD WAR I SERVICE REQUIREMENT REGARDING PENSIONS, ETC. H. R. 3831 - PRICE SUPPORT FOR MILK. H. R. 3911 – CITIZENS RIGHT TO EMIGRATE – RE: NON MARKET ECONOMY COUNTRIES – H. R. 4763 – READJUST SCHEDULE OF RATINGS FOR DISABLED VETS. H. R. 4819 – AMEND PUBLIC WORKS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT. H. R. 5130 – IMPORT FREE OF DUTY HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF P. O. W. ‘S. H. R. 5132 - ALLOW DOUBLE CREDIT FOE RETIREMENT, ETC. FOR VIETNAM M. I. A. ‘S H. R. 5498 - ADM. OF VETERANS AFFAIRS RE: RATINGS FOR DISABLED VETS: HOSPITALS, DOMICILIARY CARE H. R. 5577 – AMEND OMNIBUS CRIME CONTROL ACT RE: BENEFITS TO SURVIVORS OF OFFICERS, ETC. H. R. 5990 – FORESTRY INCENTIVE PROGRAM, ETC. H. R. 6486 – FIREMEN: I. R. S. DEDUCTIONS FOR MEALS, ETC. H. R. 6516 – INCORPORATE GOLD STAR WIVES H. R. 6574 – SERVICEMEN’S GROUP LIFE INS. FOR RESERVES & NAT’L GUARDS H. R. 6884 – AMEND TITLE 10 OF U. S. CODE H. R. 7561 – CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NAT’L RECREATION AREA H. R. 8046 - ESTABLISH U. S. FIRE ADM. & FIRE ACADEMY H. R. 8479 – AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE CODE = RE: SMALL BUSINESSES H. R. 8687 – AMEND U. S. CODE = RE: MEMBERS OF UNIFORMED SERVICES 77. H. R. 10514 AGRICULTURE FARMER-OWNED COOPERATIVE SYSTEMS 78. H. R. INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COMM. AMEND COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 79. H. R. 10516 P. O. & CIVIL SERVICE COM. INCREASE ANNUITIES, ETC. 80. H. R. 10622 WAYS & MEANS RURAL AREAS = DEVELOPMENT 81. H. R. 10649 JUDICIARY POP WARNER LITTLE SCHOLARS 82. H. R. 10670 ARMED SERVICES SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLAN 83. H. R. 10695 JUDICIARY RUNAWAY & TRANSIENT YOUTH 84. H. R. 10891 WAY & MEANS REPEAL EXCISE TAX-FARM THUCKS 85. H. R. 10896 JUDICIARY COMMISSION ON PENAL REFORM 86. H. R. 10912 WAYS & MEANS TAX CREDIT FOR EXPENSES ON HIGHER EDUCATION 87. H. R. 10913 EDUCATION & LABOR SAFETY & HEALTH ACT 88. H. R. 11057 WAYS & MEANS AMEND TARIFF & TRADE LAWS 89. H. R. 11087 EDUCATION & LABOR SCHOOLS=MORAL & ETHICAL PRINCIPLES 90. H. R.11163 SOCIAL SECURITY-INCREASE & REMOVE INCOME LIMITATION 91. H. R. 11336 SOCIAL SECURITY-INCLUDE PRESCRIPTIONSM RETC. 92. H. R. 11494 UNITED NATIONS – LIMIT U. S. CONTRIBUTION, ETC. 93. H. R. 11683 COTTON ADJUSTMENT = RE: NATURAL DISASTERS 94. H. R. 12023 DEPORTATION OF ALIENS 95. H. R. 12068 AMEND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ACT 96. H. R. 12155 NATIONAL REGISTRY OF BLOOD DONORS 97. H. R. 12391 AMEND FED, TRADE COMMISSION ACT 98. H. R. 13071 AMEND COMMUNICATIONS ACT 99. H. R. 12480 AMEND TITLE 5: U. S. CODE RE: CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT 100. H. R. 12488 CHANGE NAME: GEORGE ANDREWS LOCK & DAM 101. H. R. 12677 AMEND: OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ACT 102. H. R. 12784 AMEND: UNIFORM RELOCATION ASSISTANCE & REAL PROPERTY ACQUISITIONS POLICIES ACT OF 1970 103. H. R. 13667 BRAILLE = PAPER MONEY 104. H. R. 13384 CIVIL DEFENSE ACT 105. H. R. 13395 UNIFORM RELOCATION ASSISTANCE & REAL PROPERTY ACQUISITION POLICIES ACT OF 1970 106. H. R. 13858 AMEND FOOD, DRUG & COSMETIC ACT 107. H. R. 14005 COAST GUARD APPROPRIATIONS RE: BRIDGES 108. H. R. 14349 SUPPORT PRICE – MILK 109. H. R. 14350 AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE CODE = RE: TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS 110. H. R. 14361 MILITARY AID TO ISRAEL 111. H. R. 14408 DEFINE EMPLOYEE REGARDING OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH 112. H. R. 14909 RE: MISSING STATUS OF MILITARY PERSONNEL 113. H. R. 14781 G. S. W. BILL 114. H. R. 14911 RE: ACCUMULATE LEAVE OF MISSING STATUS ARMED FORCES 115. H. R. 14915 TRANSPORTATION OF TRAILERS & OBILE HOMES FOR DEPENDENTS OF MISSING PERSONNEL 116. H. R. 14975 EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS FOR OLDER PERSONS 117. H. R. 14986 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM 118. H. R. 15026 – FISHING RIGHTS 119. H. R. 15053 – HUNTINGTON DISEASE 120. H. R. 15066 – JRS. INTERESTS 121. H. R. 15129 RE: HOMEOWNER MORTGAGE INTEREST DEDUCTIONS 122. H. R. 15162 EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR MENTALLY RETARDED 123. H. R. 15421 AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE CODE RE: SMALL BUSINESS 124. H. R. 15476 RESEARCH ON DYSAUTONOMIA 125. H. R. 15762 AMEND ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT 126. H. R. 16342 RE: AIRCRAFT PIRACY 127. H. R. 16449 AMEND OMNIBUS CRIME CONTROL & SAFE STREET ACT 128. H. R. 16469 MENTAL HEALTH & PSYCHIATRIC CARE 129. H. R. 1660 RE: SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS 130. H. R. 16961-16963-16965-16969-16967-16973-19675-16977-17147 131. POST OFFICE FILE BY: COUNTIES CITIES 132. POST OFFICE (POSTMASTERS) BY: COUNTY & CITIES 133. PRICE FREEZE 134. BILLS BY: BRINKLEY 90TH CONG. 135. H.CON. RES. 110 FOREIGN AFFAIRS PRISONERS OF WAR 136. H.CON. RES. 200 ARMED SERVICES LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS 137. (MISSING) H.CON. RES. 284 RULES IMPOUNDMENT OF FUNDS (GIVEN THIS NUMBER AS THERE IS ANOTHER 151 IN THAT SLOWHERE FOUND) 138. H.CON. RES. 406 INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COMMERCE MENTALLY RETARDED 139. H.CON. RES. 433 BOYCOTT FRENCH MADE PRODUCTS RE: - HEROIN TRAFFIC 140. H.CON. RES. 449 UNITED NATIONS MEMBERSHIP 141. H.CON. RES. 452 BOYCOTT FRENCH MADE PRODUCTS RE: - HEROIN TRAFFIC 142. H.CON. RES. 494 FEDERAL EXPENDITURES 143. H.CON. RES. 543 DRAFT DODGERS 144. H.CON. RES. 610 RE: WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM VIETNAM 145. H.CON. RES. 653 ACCOUNTING & RETURN OF P. O. W. 146. H.CON. RES. 666 FOREIGN DEBTS = COLLECT 147. H. J. RES. 22 – JUDICIARY NATIONAL WEEK = PRISONERS OF WAR 148. H. J. RES. 43 JUDICIARY BUSING STUDENTS 149. H. J. RES. 948 APPRECIATE AMERICA DAY 150. H. J. RES. 1000 B LOOD DRIVE WEEK 151. H. J. RES. 1040 SIMPLIFICATION = TAX FORMS 152. H. J. RES. 699 JUDICIARY TENURE-SUPREME COURT JUDGE 153. H. J. RES. 715 GOV. OPERATIONS STABLE PURCHASING POWER 154. H. J. RES. 796 INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COMMERCE TRANSPORTATION 155. H. J. RES. 859 JUDICIARY NATL. BETA CLUB WEEK 156. H. RES. 119 – RULES SELECT COM. ON AGING 157. H. RES. 328 - RULES ENERGY RESOURCES 158. H. RES. 382 – APPROPRIATIONS PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS (FROZEN) 159. H. RES. 352 – RULES COM. ON ENVIRONMENT 160. H. RES. 558 RULES SELECT SUPREME COURT COM. 161. H. RES. 596 P. O. & CIVIL SERVICE FED. EMP. PAY ADJUSTMENT 162. H. RES. 634 WAYS & MEANS AGRICULTURE TRADE RIGHTS WITH EUROPEAN ECO. COMM. 163. H. RES. 858 RELEASE FUNDS=FM. H. A. 164. H. RES. 662 AIRCRAFT TO ISRAEL 165. H. RES. 939 CONDEMNATION OF NORTH VIETNAMESE 166. H. RES. 1131 TERRORISM = U. N. RESOLUTION 167. H. R. 612 – ARMED SERVICES 168. H. R. 613 – ARMED SERVICES (OPTOMETRY) 169. H. R. 614 – VETERANS AFFAIRS PENSION REQUIREMENTS 170. H. R. 984 – ARMED SERVICESSURVIVOR PLAN 171. H. R. 1221 ARMED SERVICES RETIRED PAY 172. H. R. 1222 ARMED SERVICES DISABILITY RETIREMENT PAY 173. H. R. 1818 JUDICIARY PRIVATE BILL=FERRER 174. H. R. 2146 JUDICIARY OBSCENITY 175. H. R. 3607 – INTERIOR PRESERVATION-HISTORICAL SITES 176. H. R. 3681 – POST OFFICE & CIVIL SERVICE PAY RATE ADJUSTMENTS 177. H. R. 4918 – JUDICIARY GOLD STAR WIVES 178. H. R. 5026 – AGRICULTURE FHA, LOAN INCREASE 179. H. R. 5028 – AGRICULTURE FHA-INSURED OPERATING LOANS 180. H. R. 5445 – FOREIFN AFFAIRS TRADING: COMMUNISTS 181. H. R. 5442 – ARMED SERVICES NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS 182. H. R. 5471 – ARMED SERVICES OPTOMETRY OFFICERS 183. H. R. 6473 – JUDICIARY GOLD STAR WIVES 184. H. R. 6648 – PUBLIC WORKS APALACHICOLA RIVER 185. H. R. 7547 – INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COM. COSMETIC-LABELING 186. H. R. 7834 WAYS AND MEANS COM. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION FOR VIETNAM VETERANS 187. H. R. 7843 BANKING & CURRENCY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT 188. H. R. 7867 AGRICULYURAL COM. FOOD STAMP – STRIKERS EXCLUDED 189. H. R. 7956 VETERANNS AFFAIRS DEPENDENTS & NON SERVICE CONNECTED PENSION BENEFITS 190. H. R. 8028 & H. R. 8029 GOLD STAR WIVES 191. H. R. 8142 RE: FARM VEHICLES & DRIVERS 192. H. R. 8436 ARMED SERVICES DRUG ADDICTION 193. H. R. 8580 BANKING & CURRENCY COM. LOAN GUARANTIES- BUSINESS ENTERPRISES 194. H. R. 9162 AGRICULTURE LEGAL COUNSEL-LOAN RECIPIENTS 195. H. R. 9165 MERCHANT MARINE & FISHERIES COAST GUARD TRANSFER 196. H. R. 9427 DIST. OF COL. ILLEGAL DRUG, ETC. 197. H. R. 9341 P. O. & CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENTS-F. B. I. & SECRET SERVICE 198. H. R. 9541 JUDUCIARY OMNIBUS CRIME CONTROL & SAFE STREET ACT 199. H. R. 9568 VETERANS’ AFFAIRS COMPENSATION-PRISONERS OF WAR 200. H. R. 9945 ARMED SERVICES CHIEF OF THE MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS 201. H. R. 10032 HOUSE ADM. USE OF RECYCLED PAPER

Box 98 1975 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. 1975 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (NAT’L GD TECGNICIANS) 2. ISS: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: ASKEW, RICHARD F., SR. (WROTE TO CHAIRMAN OF SUBCOMMITTEE ON RETIREMENT & EMPLOYEES BENEFITS) 3. FEDERAL EMPLOYEE - BLUE-BLUE SHIELD 4. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (SECURITY POLICE AT RAFB) (TERRY BURLSON) 5. O’DONNELL, JAMES J. (AFGE) (DOD) ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 6. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (PRIVACY ACT OF 1974) 7. 1975 FOREIGN AFFAIRS (GENERAL) 8. 1975 FOREIGN AFFAIRS (MID EAST) 9. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS (CAMBODIA) 10. 1975 FOREIGN AFFAIRS (AID) ($25 MILLION GOING TO SYRIA FROM U. S.) (FOUND INSIDE FOLDER WITH NO NUMBER LABELED 1975 HEW (GENERAL) 11. 1975 HEW (VITAMIN BILL) 12. 1975 HEW (WELFARE) (BETWEEN FOLDER WITH NO NUMBER) CHARTER MEDICAL CORPORATION FOLDER (FILLED WITH NUMEROUS BROUCHURES) 13. ISSUES: HEW – CHARTER MEDICAL CORPORATION INFORMATION 14. ISSUES: HEW (BRYANT CULPEPPER) 15. ISSUES: HEW (DAY CARE CENTER REGULATION CHANGE) – MRS. IVER L. GRANUM 16. ISSUES: HEW NURSING STUDENTS AT COLS COL (HEW) MRS. G. B. LAYFIELD (KATHY) 17. ISSUES: HEW (ICF – MR CARE) (WEINBERGER) BUSBY 18. ISSUES: HEW OPEN LETTER EWGARDING NURSE TRAINING BILL AND OTHER HEALTH MANPOWER PROGRAMS 19. ISSUES: HEW (JIM PARHAM) (DEPT OF HEW) 20. ISSUES: HEW (DR. JAMES C. DUDLEY) (SUMTER CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY) 21. ISSUES: HEW – MRS. CARLIEZE W. SPENCER – HOUSTON SPEECH SCHOOL 22. ISSUES: HEW (NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE CENTER – COLUMBUS) 23. WHITLEY, D. R. (HEW) (ISSUES: HEW) 24. ISSUES: HEW (CODAC) (HEW) (OUR CORRES IS MRS. BENNIE B. MASSEY) 25. ISSUES: HEW (SECRETARY WEINBERGER) RE: 314-D MONIES 26. ISSUES: HEW (GA NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION) HEW TROY ATHON 27. ISSUES: HEW (GA REHABILITATION ASSN) (HEW) 28. 1975 HIGHWAY 29. ISSUES: HIGHWAY: BRYANT, HON. EDWARD (I-75 LINK TO RAFB) 30. 1975 HOUSING (GENERAL) 31. ISSUES: HOUSING: (BROWN NICHOLSON) 32. ISSUES: HOUSING: (CULLIP. CECIL) HOUSING & COM DEVELOP SUBCOM 12/3/75 CALLED COMMITTEE EMILY – COUNSEL WHO WORKING ON LTR HAD TO GO OUT OF TOWN WILL BE BACK TOMORROW AND SHE WILL CALL IT TO HIS ATTENTION. RUTH 33. ISSUES: HOUSING: (RESPA) 34. ISSUES: HOUSING: (JIMMIE LOFTIN) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 35. ISSUES: HOUSING: (LAMAR HINSON) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 36. ISSUES: HOUSING: (RESPA) (JACK KEITH) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 37. ISSUES: HOUSING: (CLAUDE BRAY) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 38. ISSUES: HOUSING: (EUGENE BROWN) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 39. ISSUES: HOUSING: MILTON HINSON – 235 HOUSING 40. ISSUES: HOUSING: (BROWN NICHOLSON) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 41. ISSUES: HOUSING: (EUGENE BROWN) HOUSING SUB. – HOUSE BANKING & CURRENCY COMMITTEE 42. EDWARDS, RON A. (HUD) ISSUES: HOUSING 43. HARRIS, MRS. MARIAN M. (HUD & AG) ISSUES: HOUSING 44. PEEBLES, R. CHRIS (ISSUES: HOUSING HUD 45. ISSUES: HOUSING: (ALAN PITTARD) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 46. 1975 LABOR (GENERAL) 47. 1975 LABOR (WAGE-PRICE CONTROLS) 48. ANDERSON, W. T. (LABOR-HEW APPS SUBCOMMITTEE) ISSUES: LABOR 49. ISSUES: LABOR (SAM CALDWELL) (STATE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY AGENCIES) 50. ISSUES: LABOR (LABOR – HEW SUBCOMMITTEE) (JOHN HAWKINS) 51. ISSUES: LABOR: HIGHTOWER, GEORGE H. 52. ISSUES: LABOR (HUGH OVERBY) EDUCATION & LABOR COMMITTEE) 53. ISSUES: LABOR (MIDLAND GLASS COMPANY – WARNER ROBINS) 54. ISSUES: LABOR (MINIMUM WAGE – HR 10130) 55. 1975 MISC. JANUARY

Box 99 BRINKLEY BILLS (COPIES FR. DIS. OFC.) Folder Title 1. BRINKLEY BILLS 94TH CONGRESS 2. H. R. 10032 BRINKLEY BILL SOCIAL SECURITY 3. H. R. 10728 BRINKLEY BILL GARNISHMENT OF WAGES ACTIVE & RETIRED 4. H. R. 10891 (BRINKLEY BILL) POW PER DIEM 5. H. R. 11096 - BRINKLEY BILL IRS – CREDIT FOR HIGHER ED EXPENSES 6. H. R. 11235 COMMISSARY BILL BRINKLEY 7. H. R. 11355 PRISON SENTENCES/FIREARMS BRINKLEY BILL 8. H. R. 11377 IRS EXEMPTIONS BRINKLEY BILL 9. P. L. 88-665 NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION ACT AMENDMENTS 1964 10. P. L. 89-751 ALLIED HEALTH PROGRESSIONS PERSONNEL TRAINING ACT 1966 11. P. L. 90-40 MILITARY TRAINING ACT AMENDMENT 12. P. L. 90-77 VETERANS PENSION AND READJUSTMENT ACT 1967 13. P. L. 90-264 CIVIL RIGHTS 14. P. L. 90-321 CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION ACT 15. P. L. 90-576 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ACT 1968 16. P. L. 901-631 VETERANS VOCATUINAL REHABILITATION 17. P. L. 91-93 CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENTS OF 1969 18. P. L. 91-124 SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT OF 1969 19. P. L. 92-424 AMENDED ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY ACT OF 1964 20. PL-39-50 AGRUCULTURAL PROGRAMS 21. PL-93-82 HOSPITAL, COMINILIARY, & MEDICAL CARE BENEFITS 22. PL 93-203 TRAINING FOR UNEMPLOYED & UNDEREMPLOYED 23. INSURANCE P. L. 93-234 24. PL 93-383 HOUSING-COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT (235 HOUSING) 25. PL-93-443 CRIMINAL CODE AMENDMENTS 26. PL-93-449 EMERGENCY HOME PURCHASE ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1974 27. P. L. 93-495 DEPOSITORY INSTITUTES, TRUTH-IN-LENDING LAW 28. P. L. 93-502 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 29. P. L. 93-579 PRIVACY ACT 30. PL-93-567 PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT 31. P. L. 93-568 32. P. L. 93-647 CHILD SUPPORT ACT 33. P. L. 94-63 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT 34. PL-94-71 VETERANS DISABILITY COMPENSATION 35. PL 94-73 (VOTING RIGHTS ACT) 36. P. L. 94-34 TITLE I EDUCATION DIVISION 37. P. L. 94-188 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1975 38. PL 94-280 (FED-AIR HGHWY ACT OF 76) 39. P. L. 94-502 VET EDUCATION ACT 40. U. S. CODE, TITLE 45, CH 8 RAILWAY LABOR ACT 41. P. L. 94-969 PUBLIC WORKS BILL 42. BILLS, COPIES OF 43. H. J. RES 208 (EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT) 44. H. J. RES 208 EQUAL RIGHTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN 45. H. J. RES. 570 46. H. RES. 802 UNITED NATIONS 47. H. J. RES 835 48. HOUSE RES. 848 – J. F. K. DEATH COMMITTEE 49. H. CON. RES. 523 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 50. H. R. 107 HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM 51. H. R. 240 SEVERANCE PAY FOR ENLISTED 52. H. R. 594 RETIREMENT PAY ARMED FORCES 53. H. R. 1167 RECOMP RETIRED PAY (BRINKLEY) 54. H. R. 2516 PENALTIES FOR ACTS OF VIOLENCE 55. H. R. 2966 CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES BILL 56. H. R. 3363 COMMISSARY 57. H. R. 3907 CRIMINAL CODE, FEDERAL 58. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES ACT OF 1975 S, 626 & H. R. 2966 59. H. R. 4012 (OIL COMPANIES) 60. H. R. 4296 ARMED SERVICES 61. H. R. 4304 IMIGRATION & NATIONALITY ACT 62. H. R. 4525 MILITARY PAY 63. H. R. 4675 – ATTORNEY’S FEES 64. H. R. 4907 (OIL COMPANIES) 65. H. R. 5000 (OIL COMPANIES) 66. H. R. 5899 AN ACT SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 1975 67. H. R. 6643 SOCIAL SECURITY 68. H. R. 9660 69. H. R. 10355 (BRINKLEY) INSERVICE INCOME BENEFITS 70. H. R. 10531 (BRINKLEY) AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS 71. H. R. 10538 (BRINKLEY) JOB OPPORTUNITIES 72. H. R. 10686 POST OFFICE & CS 73. H. R. 10792 BANKRUPCY 74. H. R. 10836 REGULATORY AGENCY COMMISSIONERS 75. H. R. 10841 (BRINKLEY BILL) 76. H. R. 10944 77. H. R. 12119 GOLD STAR WIVES NATIONAL CHARTER BRINKLEY 78. H. R. 13017 79. HR 13361 80. HR 13362 81. HR 13363 82. HR 13364 83. HR 13437 84. H. J. RES 1067 85. H. R. 15043 86. HR 15219 87. HR 15281 88. HR 15310 89. HR 15506 90. H. R.-16087 – BRINKLEY 91. S 1 92. TDY BILLS & LAWS 93. S. 472 FEDERAL FULL EMPLOYMENT BOARD 94. S. 779 95. S. 1332 MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND PSYCHIATRIC CARE 96. S. 117 (PETROLEUM PRODUCTS) 97. S. 2747 SUMMARY – FAIR LABOR AMENDMENTS 1974

Box 100 BRINKLEY BILLS (COPIES FR. DIS. OFC.) Folder Title 1. BRINKLEY PERSONAL 1977 (EMPTY) 2. BRINKLEY BILLS 3. H. R. 77 – ED. & LABOR COMM. 4. H. RES. 213 – NUCLEAR DEVICES 1/31/77 5. H. RES. 555 (CO-SPONSORED) “COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY” 6. H. J. RES. 618 (CO-SPONSORED) RE: 3RD THURSDAY IN DEC. 1977 AS “NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER FOR 1977” 7. H. RES. 786 (HUNGER & MALNUTRITION COMMISSION, ETC.) CO- SPONSOR 8. H. R. 1755 – NAVY VESSELS 1/12/77 CO SPONSORED 9. H. R. 1863 – VA SURVIVORS’ BENEFITS 1/13/77 CO SPONSOREF 10. H. R. 1944 – PRISON SENTENCES 7/71/77 11. H. R. 2124 – TAX REFORM ACT – SICK PAY 1/19/77 12. H. R. 2336 – ADM. RULE MAKING REFORM ACT 2335 1/14/77 2334 CO- SPONSORED 13. H. R. 2385 – ARMED SERVICES RETIREMENT 1/26/77 14. H. R. 3396 * VA DISABILITY 2/9/77 15. H. R. 3833 – POST OFFICE & CIVIL SER 2/22/77 16. H. R. 3850 – REPEAL OSHA 2/23/77 17. H. R. 4258 (CO-SPONSORED) (AUTHORIZW APPROPRIATIONS IN 1978 FOR PROCUREMENT OF NAVAL VESSELS & OTHER PURPOSES) 18. BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 4341 (ELIMINATE REQUIREMENT FOR INSPECTIONS OF MOBILE HOME MANUFACTURING PROCESS BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERANS’ AFFAIRS) 19. H. R. 4428 (CO-SPONSORED) (AMEND TITLE 38 OF U. S. CODE---INSURE RECIPIENTS OF VETERANS’ PENSION & COMP. WON’T HAVE AMT. REDUCED OR DISCONTINUED BECAUSE OF INCREASE IN MONTHLY BENEFITS UNDER SS ACT & OTHER FED. RETIREMENT PROGRAMS 20. H. R. 5025 (CO-SPONSORED) (VA MEDICAL FACILITIES – REVISE PROVISIONS RE: CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, AND ACQUISITION) 21. H. R. 5027 (CO-SPONSORED) (TO CLARIFY REQUIREMENT THAT MEDICAL SERVICES BE PROVIDED BY THE VA IN CERTAIN CASES) 22. H. R. 50296 (CO-SPONSORED) – PHILLIPINES (AUTHORIZE CONTRACTS WITH REPUBLIC OF PHILLIPINESFOR PROVISION OF HOSPITAL CARE & MEDICAL SERVICES TO COMMONWEALTH ARMY VETERANS & NEW PHILIPPINE SCOUTS FOT SERVICE-CONNECTED DISABILITIES; AUTHORIZE CONTINUED MAINTENANCE OF A VA OFFICE IN REP. OF PHILLIPINES; & OTHER PURPOSES) 23. H. R. 5056 (CO-SPONSOR) (AMENDING TITLE VII OF CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF ’64 TO PROHIBIT SEX DISCRIMINATION ON BASIS OF PREGNANCY) 24. H. R. 5235 (TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF U. S. CODE TO SHORTEN WWI SERVICE REQUIREMENT—PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING ELIGIBILITY FOR PENSION) 25. H. R. 5236 (AMEND TITLE XVIII OF SS ACT—TO AUTHORIZE PAYMENT UNDER MEDICARE PROGRAM FOR CERTAIN SERVICES PERFORMED BY CHIROPRACTORS) 26. H. R. 5341 (CO-SPONSORED) (AMEND PT. B OF TITLE XI OF SS ACT TO ASSURE APPROPRIATE PARTICIPATION BY PROFESSIONAL R. N. S IN PEER REVIEW AND RELATED ACTIVITIES AUTHORIZED) 27. H. R. 5677 (REAFFIRM INTENT OF CONGRESS RE: STRUCTURE OF COMMON CARRIER TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY’S SERVICES IN INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COMMERCE; GRANT ADDITIONAL AUTHORITY TO FCC, ETC.) 28. H. R. 5936 (AMEND TITLE 38 OF US CODE TO ASSIST VETS. WITH PERM. & TOTAL SERVICE-CONN. DISABILITY DUE TO LOSS OR LOSS OF USE OF 1 UPPER & 1 LOWER EXTREMETY TO ACQUIRE SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING). 29. H. R. 6485 (CO-SPONCERED) (AMEND COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 RE: RENEWAL OF LICENSES FOR OPERATION OF BROADCAST STATIONS). 30. H. R. 6501 (CO-SPONSORED) (AMEND SECTION 360 OF TITLE 38, US CODE, TO PROVIDE INCREASED AWARDS OF SERVICE-CONNECTED COMP. TO CERTAIN VETS. WHO HAVE SUFFERED LOSS OR LOSS OF USE OF PAIRED EXTREMITIES). 31. H. R. 6502 (CO-SPONSORED) (AMEND TITLE 38 PF US COSE TO PROVIDE AN AUTOMOBILE ASSISTANCE ALLOWANCE & TO PROVIDE AUTOMOTIVE ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT TO VETS. OF WWI.) 32. H. R. 7265 (AMEND TITLE XVIII OF SS ACT—AUTHORIZE PAYMENT UNDER SUPPLEMENTARY MEDICAL INS. PRGM. FOR OPTOMETRIC & MEDICAL VISION CARE) 33. H. R. 7266 (AMEND PART B OF TITLE XI OF SS ACT TO ASSURE APPROPRIATE PARTICIPATION BY OPTOMETRISTS IN PEER REVIEW & RELATED ACTIVITIES AUTHORIZED) 34. H. R. 7345 (CO-SPONSORED) “VETERANS & SURVIVORS PENSION ADJUSTMENT ACT OF 1977” (AMEND TITLE 38 OF US CODE— INCREASE RATES OF DISABILITY & DEATH PENSION & INCREASE RATES OF DEPENDENCY & INDEMNITY COMP. FOR PARENTS, & OTHER PURPOSES) 35. H. R. 7499 (BRINKLEY BILL – TO PROVIDE FOR LIMITED PUBLIC FINANCING OFCONGRESSIONAL GEN. ELECTIOJN CAMPAIGNS; TO PROVIDE THAT CANDIDATES RECEIVING PUBLIC FUNDS IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS MAY ACCEPT CERTAIN CONTRIBUTIONS & MAKE INCREASED EXPENDITURES, & OTHER PURPOSES) 36. H. R. 7560 (AMEND TITLE 38, US CODE & PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT OF SERVICE PENSIONS TO VETS. OF WWI & THE SURVIVING SPOUSES & CHILDREN OF SUCH VETS.) 37. H. R. 7656 (ESTABLISH A COMMISSION ON HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS) 38. H. R. 7658 (AMEND TITLE 38 OF U. S. CODE TO ASSIST VETS. WITH PERM. & TOTAL SERV.-CONN-DISABILITY DUE TO LOSS OR LOSS OF USEOF 1 UPPER & 1 LOWER EXTREMITY TO ACQ. SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING.) 39. H. R. 7659 (AMEND TITLE 38 OF US CODE TO ASSIST VETS. WITH PERM. & TOT. SERV,-CONN. DISABILITY DUE TO LOSS OR LOSS OF USE OF ONE UPPER AND ONE LOWER EXETREMETY TO ACQUIRE SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING.) 40. H. R. 8081 (FED. GOVNT. PAY COSTS (INCLUDING ATYS. FEES) OF CIVIL ACTIONS BROUGHT BY THE GOVNT. AGAINST SAME PTY. ON SUBSTANTIALLY THE SAME FACTUAL GROUNDS, IF GOVNT. DOESN’E COMBINE ALL OF ITS THEORIES ON WHICH IT SEEKS RELIEF INTO A SINGLE CIVIL ACTION) 41. H. R. 8336 (CO-SPONSOR) (ENHANCE OUTDOOR RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE OF U. S. BY EXPANDING NAT’L. PARK SYSTEM, BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO & WITHIN AREAS OF NAT’L. PK. SYSTEM, & FOR OTHER PURPOSES) 42. H. R. 8551 (AMEND TITLE 10, US CODE TO REQUIRE MED. & DNTL. CARE BE PROVIDED TO RETIRED MEMBERS OF SERVICE ON SAME BASIS AS IS PROVIDED ACTIVE DUTY MEMBERS) 43. H. R. 8617 (CO-SPONSOR) (DENY ENTITLEMENT TO VET’S. BENEFITS TO THOSE WHO WOULD OTHERWISE BECOME SO ENTITLED SOLELY BY VIRTUE OF ADM. UPGRADING UNDER TEMPORARILY REVISED STANDARDS OF LESS THAN HONORABLE DISCHARGES FOR SERVICE DURING THE VIETNAM ERA) 44. H. R. 8640 (ESTABLISH ARBITRATION BOARD TO SETTLE DISPUTS BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONS OF SUPERVISORS & MANAGERIAL PERSONNEL & THE U. S. [POSTAL SERVICE) 45. 7/20/77 H. CON. RES. 301 (CO-SPONSOR) (CONGRESS DISAPPROVES FED. MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD TRANSMITTED TO CONGRESS 6/30/77) 46. 6/2/77 H.J. RES. 499 (CO-SPONSOR) (AUTHORIZE PRESIDENT TO ISSUE PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING WEEK IN NOV. WHICH INCLUDES THANKSGIVING DAY IN EACH YEAR AS “NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK”) 47. 5-9-77 H. RES. 555 (CO-SPONSOR) (AMEND CLAUSE 1 OF RULE X OF RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES) 48. H. J. RES, 613 (CO-SPONSORED) NAT’L GRANDPARENTS DAT – 1ST SUNDAY IN SEPT. AFTER LABOR DAY. 49. H. R. 9140 (PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIVIDUALS TO MAKE FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS (IN CONNECTION WITH PAYMENT OF FED. INC. TAX) FOR ADVANCEMENT OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES. 50. H. R. 10140 CO-SPONSORED – RE: PARITY FOR FARMERS 51. BRINKLEY BILLS 52. BRINKLEY BILLS 1974 53. BRINKLET BILLS 1973 54. BRINKLEY BILLS 1972 55. BRINKLEY BILLS 1971

Box 101 I-185 CORRIDOR Z Folder Title 1. MILLER, LEMUEL (PRES. NIXON) ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 2. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY (WITH FOLDER LABELED INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 1969 CORRESPONDENCE [NO NUMBER] IN LARGER FILE LABELED INTERSTATE HIGHWAY) 3. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY CLIPPINGS & BRINKLEY NOTES (UNNUMBERED FILE) LABELED ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR “Z” WITH UNLABELED UNNUMBERED FILE INSIDE 4. ISSUES: TEXTILES  LETTER FROM WHITE HOUSE  BOOKLET TITLED A FOREIGN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE BY PETER G. PETERSON  REPORT LABELED THE UNITED STATES IN THE CHANGING WORLD ECONOMY (JACK BRINKLEY, PERSONAL COPY) 5. (MISSING) 6. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 1967 7. QUARTERLY REPORT – FED. AID HIGHWAY PROGRAM 1969 8. HR 12391 SOFT DRINK BOTTLERS LEGISLATION 9. AIR PORT BILL OF 1970 ITEMS IN BOX WITHOUT NUMBERS:  INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MAPS ENCLOSURE 2-SHOULD BE 1/VICE VERSA  HIGHWAYS, SAFETY AND TRANSIT AN ANALYSIS OF THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY ACT OF 1973 BROUCHURE  90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION SENATE DOCUMENT NO. 33 A PRELIMINARY PRESENTATION OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF STATE HIGHWAY OFFICIALS COMMITTEE FOR PLANNING A CONTINUING FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY PROGRAM SUBCOMMITTEE ON ROADS OF THE PUBLIC WORKS UNITED STATES SENATE JUNE 5, 1967 PRESENTED BY MR. RANDOLPH  PUBLIC LAW 90-495 90TH CONGRESS, S. 3418 AUGUST 23, 1968  90TH CONGRESS, 2D SESSION HOUSE REPORT NO. 1584 FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY ACT OF 1968 REPORT TOGETHER WITH MIINORITY VIEWS OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 17134 A BILL TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTYAIN HIGHWAYS IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLE 23 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE, AND OTHER PURPOSES JUNE 25, 1968-COMMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSEON THE STATE OF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED  90TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION COMMITTEE PRINT [90-22] 1968 NATIONAL HIGHWAY NEEDS REPORT A STUDY TRANSMITTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO THE CONGRESS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 3, SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 81, PUBLIC LAW 89-139 FEBRUARY 1968 PRINTED FOR THE USE OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS 89-318  90TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION COMMITTEE PRINT [91-22] 1968 NATIONAL HIGHWAY NEEDS REPORT A STUDY TRANSMITTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TO THE CONGRESS, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION 3, SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 81, PUBLIC LAW 89-139 FEBRUARY 1968 1968 PRINTED FOR THE USE OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS 89-318  HIGHWAY FACT BOOK A LOOK AT HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION IN MODERN AMERICA  A STUDY OF OVERALL FEASIBILITY SOUTH GEORGIA LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY PHASE I  A STUDY OF OVERALL FEASIBILITY SOUTH GEORGIA LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY PHASE I (ES TWO COPIES)  AMERICAN HIGHWAYS JULY 1968  ACCESS ROADS FOR ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE JUNE 1967  NUMEROUS LOOSE PAGES

Box 102 PRESS CLIPPINGS (FROM THE DISTRICT) Folder Title 1. BRINKLEY (HAS INVENTORY LIST FOR BOX)  RESPECT FOR FLAG URGED BY BRINKLEY. COLUMBUS LEDGER (NO DATE)  COLUMBUS I-85 LINK IS FINALLY APPROVED. COLUMBUS LEDGER 12-14-68  BRINKLEY PLEDGES TO PUSH ANDERSONVILLE MONUMENT. ENQUIRER 1-15-69  BRINKLEY IN AREA NIXES LBJ. MACON TELEGRAPH 7-7-67  BRINKLEY WILL FIGHT FOR PUPIL BUSING. COLUMBUS LEDGER 1-18-70  BRINKLEY HONORED AT POST OFFICE DEDICATION. 11-25-68  BRINKLEY SPEAKS TO BHS 11-26-68  GEORGIAN HONORED. THE ATLANTA JOURNAL 3-31-68  BRINKLEY QUALIFIES FOR SECOND TERM. CITIZENS AND GEORGIANS, MONTEZUMA 5-30-68  REP. BRINKLEY QUALIFIES FOR REFLECTION TO HOUSE. AMERICAN TIMES RECORDER 5-28-68 2. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS (BRINKLEY) 3. THIRD DISTRICT COUNCIL (BRINKLEY) 4. CANCER BILL/CLIPPINGS 1973-74 5. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1967-70 6. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1973-74 7. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1973-74 8. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1973-74 9. NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS 1976 BROWN ENVELOPE—SCRAPBOOK CLIPPINGS MILTON HIRSCH CAMPAIGN LOOSE-LEAF NOTEBOOK CLIPPINGS

Box 103 1975 ARMED SERVICES & VA ISSUES Folder Title 1. 1975 ARMED SERVICESA COMMITTEE FILE 2. ARMED SERVICES MILITARY COMPENSATION COMMITTEE 3. 1975 ARMED SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES 4. 1975 VA COMMITTEE FILE 5. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MCA COMMITTEE 9-9-75 6. LETTERS ON ARMED SERVICES

Box 104 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. HG 910 BRINKLEY BILL NAT’L HUNTING AND FISHING DAY 2. H. J. REA.939 BRINKLEY BILL NAT’L MED. ASSTS. WEEK 3. 13080 BRINKLEY BILL PROHIBITS EXPORTATION OF FERTILIZER FROM THE UNITED STATES 4. HR 13239 BRINKLEY BILL AUTHORIZES SEC. OF HUD TO ENCOURAGE SEVERAL CAREFULLY PLANNED PROJECTS TO MEET THE SPECIAL HEALTH CARE OF RELATED NEEDS OF ELDERLY PERSONS IN CAMPUS-TYPED SETTINGS 5. HR13297 BB TO REPEAL THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ACT HEWITT CONTRACTING COMPANY (SELECT LABOR SUBCOM) BRINKLEY BILL HR 13297 6. 13315 BRINKLEY BILL TO REPEAL PSRO 7. HJ 962 BRINKLEY BILL MEDICAL ASSISTANTS’ WEEK 8. HR 13400 BB TO INSURE THAT RECEIPIENTS OF VETERANS’ PENSION WILL NOT HAVE THE AMT. OF SUCH PENSION OR COMPENSATION REDUCED OR ENTITLEMENT THERE TO DISCONTINUE BECAUSE OF INDREASES IN MONTHLY SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS. 9. HR 13747 BB TO PROVIDE INDEMNITY PAYMENTS TO POULTRY AND EGG PRODUCERS AND PROCESSORS. 10. HR 13574 BB MEETINGHOUSE PRESERVATION ACT. BRINKLEY BILL – BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE OF COLUMBUS (HR 13574) (MRS. JAMES J. W. BIGGERS, JR.) 11. 13673 BB TO ESTABLISH WITHIN THE NATIONAL CEMETRY SYSTEM FT. MITCHELL REGIONAL VETERANS’ CEMETARY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA 12. HR 14048 BB ESTABLISHMENT OF A SURVIVOR BENEFITS PLAN. 13. 14050 BB TO PROVIDE SURVIVORSHIP BENEFITS FOR THE FAMILY OF CERTAIN SEVERLY DISABLED VETERANS. 14. 14051 TO AMEND IR CODE TO INCREASE TO 1,200.00 PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS FOR INCOME TAX, ETC. 15. 14117 BB TO AMEND U. S. CODE TO INCREASE THE RATES OF DISABILITY COMPENSATION FOR DISABLED VETERANS AND THE RATES OF DEPENDENCY & INDEMNITY COMP. FOR THEIR SURVIVORS. 16. HR 1200 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 U. S. CODE TO LIBERALIZE THE PROVISION TO PAYMENT OF DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 17. 14049 BB TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AMERICAN FOLKLIFE CENTER IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. 18. 14082 BB TO AUTHORIZE RECOMP. AT AGE 60 OF THE RETIRED MEMBERS AND FORMER MEMBERS OF THE UNIFIRMED SERVICES WHOSE RETIRED PAY IS COMPUTED ON THE BASIS OF PAST SCALES IN EFFECT PRIOR TO JAN. 1, 1972. 19. HR 14143 BB MAKING AN ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATO FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING 6-30-47 FOR THE DEPT. OF HEW FOR RESEARCH OF THE CAUSE AND TREATMENT OF DIABETES. 20. H. RES. 1065 BRINKLEY BILL TO CONGRATULATE AND COMMEND HENRY AARON. 21. H. R. 14426 BB TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO FRESHMEN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. 22. H. RES. 1119 BB TO CONDEMN TERRPRIST KILLINGS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IN ISREAL. 23. HR 14885 BB TO AMEND TITLE 23 OF THE U. S. CODE TO PERMITS STATES WHOSE HIGHWAY TRUST FUNDS APPORTIONNENTS HAVE BEEN WITHHELD THROUGH IMPOUNDMENT TO CONSTRUCT CERTSIN HIGHWAYS IN ADVANCE OF RECEIPT OF THE IMPOUNDED FUNS. 24. HR 14486 BB REGARDING IMPOUNDMENT OF HIGHWAY TRUST FUNDS 25. HR 10526 BB TO EXTEND ON AN INTERIM BASIS THE JURISDICTION OF THE U. S. OVER CERTAIN OCEAN AREAS AND FISH IN ORDERTO PROTECT THE DOMESTIC FISHING INDUSTRY AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 26. HR 15053 TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR PROGRAMS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS PREVENTION AND YREATMENT OF AND RESEARCH IN HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE. 27. HR 15066 TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO EXCLUDE FROM GROSS INCOME THE INTEREST ON DEPOSITS IN CERTAIN SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS. 28. HJ RES. 1154 BB CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT RE: SPECIAL ELECTION OF VICE PRESIDENT IN CASE OF VACANCY IN THAT OFFICE. 29. HR 15087 BB ARTHRITIS PREVENTION TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION ACT ‘74 30. HR 15228 BB TO AMEND THE LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION ACT OF ’65 TO INCREASE THE AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATION FOR THE LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND 31. HR 15307 BB TO AMEND INTERNAL REV. CODE OF ’54 TO EXCLUDE FROM GROSS INCOME THE AMOUNT OF CERTAIN CANCELLATIONS OF INDEBTEDNESS UNDER STUDENT LOAN PROGRAMS 32. HR 15424 BB TO AMEND THE AGRICURAL ACT OF ’70 TO INCREASE THE AMOUNT AUTHORIZED TO BE APROPRIATED FOR THE FORESTRY INCENTIVE PROGRAM ADMINISTERED UNDER TITLE 1 OR SUCH ACT AN TO INCREASE THE SIZE OF A TRACT WHICH MAY BE AFFECTED BY SUCH PROGRAM 33. HR 15586 BB TO PROHIBIT THE MILITARY DEPTS. FROM USING DOGS IN CONNECTION WITH ANY RESEARCH OR OTHER ACTIVITIES RELATING TO BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL AGENTS. 34. HR 15885 BB TO PROVIDE SERVICE PENSION TO CERTAIN VETERANS OF WWI AND RENSION TO WIDOWS OF SUCH VETERANS. 35. HR 15912 BB VETERANS HOUSING ACT OF 1974 36. HR 16029 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF THE U. S. CODE SO AS TO ENTITLE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN BORDER PERIOD AND OF WWI AND THEIR WIDOWS AND CHILDREN TO PENSION ON THE SAMR BASIS AS VETERANS OF THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR AD THEIR WIDOWS AND CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY AND TO INCREASE PENSION RATES. 37. HR 1596 BB EASTERN WILDERNESS AREA ACT. 38. HR 1264 BB TO ESTABLISH A JOHN W, MCCORNACK SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM. 39. HR 15970 BB TO AMEND THE EMPLOYMENT ACT OF 1946 WITH RESPECT TO PRICE STABILITY. 40. HR 16076 BB TO PROVIDE FOR THE MORE EQUITABLE ADMINISTRATION OF REVENUES DERIVED FROM CERTAIN FEDERAL LANDS, ETC. 41. HR 16087 BB LOWERING AGE OF RETIREMENTS TO 60 WITH FULL BENEFITS 42. HR 16149 BB TO AUTHORIZE AND DIRECT THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY TO THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GA, CERTAIN LANDS OF THR U. S. IN AUGUSTA, GA. 43. HR 17090 BB TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILIY OF REASONABLY PRICED MORTGAGE CREDIT FOR HOME PURCHASE. 44. HR 17426 BB NATIONAL COMMISSION ON EPOLEPSY AND ITS CONSEQUENCES ACT. 45. HR 17192 BB TRADE OR BUSINESS DEDUCTION TO FIREMEN FOR MEALS WHICH THEY EAT WHILE AT THEIR POST OF DUTY OVERNIGHT. 46. HR 17564 BB DEPT. OF EDUCATION ACT. 47. HR 17505 BB NATIONAL USURY AND CREDIT CONTROL ACT AMENDMENT OF 1974

Box 105 1975-1976 PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. PR REG. A 1975 2. PR REG. B 1975 BAILEY, B. F. (P. R. REQUEST) (COMMERCE) P. R. REQUEST BROWN, MRS. MARIE (HEW) 3. PR REG. C 1975 4. PR REG. D 1975 5. PR REG. E 1975 6. PR REG. F 1975 7. PR REG. G 1975 8. PR REG. H 1975 HUGENBURY, JOHN P. R. REQUEST 9. P. R. REQUEST (PENDING) HARBIN, MR. JOHN P., JR. 10. P. R. REQUESTS – LYNDA E. HARMON – HOUSTON COUNTY LEGAL SECRETARIES “BOSS OF THE YEAR” LETTER JUDGING 11. PR REG. I 1975 12. PR REG. J 1975 13. PR REG. K 1975 14. PR REG. L 1975 15. PR REG. M 1975 P. R. REQUESTS: MORAST, FRANK (WHITE HOUSE) SIMPKINS, JOHN PHOTO OF PRESIDENT 16. P. R. REQUEST (MCCARY, JOHN E.) (HEW) 17. P. R. REQUEST MCMURRAY, SCOTT W. (HEW) 10/28- 18. PR REG. N 1975 19. PR REG. O 1975 20. PR REG. P 1975 PETERS, SUSAN J. (P. R. REQUEST) 21. PR REG. Q 1975 (EMPTY) 22. PR REG. R 1975 23. PR REG. S 1975 24. PR REG. T 1975 P. R. REQUEST (BETH TAYLOR) ACTION 25. PR REG. U 1975 (EMPTY) 26. PR REG. V 1975 27. PR REG. W 1975 28. PR REG. XYZ 1975 29. PR CONGRATS. A 1976 30. PR CONGRATS. B 1976 31. PR CONGRATS. C 1976 32. PR CONGRATS. D 1976 33. PR CONGRATS. E 1976 34. PR CONGRATS. F 1976 35. PR CONGRATS. G 1976 36. PR CONGRATS. H 1976 37. PR CONGRATS. I 1976 38. PR CONGRATS. J 1976 39. PR CONGRATS. K 1976 40. PR CONGRATS. L 1976 41. PR CONGRATS. M 1976 42. PR CONGRATS. N 1976 43. PR CONGRATS. O 1976 44. PR CONGRATS. P 1976 45. PR CONGRATS. Q 1976 (EMPTY) 46. PR CONGRATS. R 1976 47. STAR STUDENT AND TEACHER 1976 STAR STUDENT CERTIFICATE COPIES IN YAC ALE STAR TEACHER FILED ALPHABETICALLY 48. PR CONGRATS. S 1976 49. PR CONGRATS. T 1976 50. PR CONGRATS. U 1976 (EMPTY) 51. PR CONGRATS. V 1976 52. PR CONGRATS. W 1976 53. PR CONGRATS. X 1976 (EMPTY) 54. PR CONGRATS. Y 1976 55. PR CONGRATS. Z 1976 56. 1976 CALENDAR THANK YOU LETTERS 57. 1976 THANK YOUS FROM J. B.’S DESK 58. JANUARY 1976 THANK YOU 59. FEBRUARY 1976 THANK YOU 60. MARCH 1976 THANK YOU 61. APRIL 1976 THANK YOU 62. MAY 1976 THANK YOU 63. JUNE 1976 THANK YOU 64. JULY 1976 THANK YOU 65. AUGUST 1976 THANK YOU 66. SEPTEMBER 1976 THANK YOU 67. OCTOBER 1976 THANK YOU 68. NOVEMBER 1976 THANK YOU 69. DECEMBER 1976 THANK YOU 70. PR CONDOLENCES 1976

Box 106 1974 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. PENDING BILLS FOR POSSIBLE INTRODUCTION 2. 1974 MEMORANDUMS 3. 91ST CONGRESS EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT 4. SUMMARY OF BILLS WHICH HAVE PASSED THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1973-74 5. JOINT LETTERS 1974 6. COMMON CAUSE974 7. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 8. ANDERSONVILLE 9. ISSUES: ABORTION (GENERAL) 10. ISSUES: ABORTION 11. AGRICULTURE 1974 12. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (REA) 13. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FOOD STAMPS) 14. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE CORRESPONDENCE ALSO FROM BRUCE HILL FROM FOY EVANS, RELATIVE TO FIRE ANT MENACE 15. BROWN, C EUGENE (TOMMY IRVIN) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 16. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (GA ANGUS ASSN OF GA) (OUR CORRES IS JIM VOGT) AG - ENV & CONSUMER PROT SUB 17. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FIRE ANTS) (EPA) 18. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (EPA) FIRE ANTS OUR CORRES IS FOX STEPHENS 19. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE BURDESHAW, MRS. CLYDE L. (FIRE ANT PROBLEM) 20. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (WHITE HOUSE) MRS. R. W. JONES JR. 21. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (WHEAT INFO) 22. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FIRE ANTS) (BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF MACON CO.) 23. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FIRE ANT PROBLEM) (TOMMY IRVIN) RE: MRS. OMA B. TIDWELL 24. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FOOD STAMP) (DEPT OF AG) MESDAMES COILE & HUCKABY & ADAIR 25. 1974 ARMED SERVICES 26. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (CALLEY) 27. ARTICLE – THE COLS LEDGER “LEGION REASSERTS AMNESTY POSITION” ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (AMNESTY) 28. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (AMNESTY) 29. 1974 BROADCASTING 30. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (PAY CABLECASTING) 31. ISSUES: CAMPAIGN FINANCING (MRS. W. B/ MITCHELL) WAYS & MEANS 32. 1974 CAMPAIGN FINANCING 33. ISSUES: CAMPAIGN 1974 34. ISSUES: CAMPAIGN, 1974 LETTER OF ENDORSEMENT FROM NARFE, CHAPTER 219 LETTER OF ENDORSEMENT FROM UTU (JIM SNYDER) 35. 1974 CONSERVATION 36. ISSUES: CONSERVATION (LAND USE BILLS) 37. SURFACE MINING 38. ISSUES: CONSERVATION – HOUSE ENV, SUBCOM (BD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CUSSETA, GA.) 39. ISSUES: CONSERVATION (STRIP MINING) 1974 40. 1974 CRIME 41. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 1974 42. ISSUES: ECONOMY 1974 ISSUES: ECONOMY – CARSWELL, CLIFF H., JR. ISSUES: ECONOMY (LTR) FROM ROYSSELOT DATED 11-12-75) RE: BALANCED BUDGET 43. 1974 EDUCATION 44. HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY RM: 407 CAN ATTENTION: RODNEY SMITH RUSH 5:00 2/1/74 45. ISSUES: EDUCATION 1974 INFO ON HR 69 46. ISSUES: ECONOMY – TOWER AMENDMENT – MRS. MARY JANE GALER 47. ISSUES: ECONOMY (LABOR-HEW APPS SUBCOM) OUR CORRES IS VA C. LEE 48. ISSUES: EDUCATION (TITLE 9 GUIDELINES – HEW)

Box 107 1967 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. LEGIS.: ISSUES: NATIONAL DEBT 2. LEGIS.: NATIONAL DEFENSE 3. ISSUES: NATIONAL FEDERATIOMN OF INDEPENDENT BALLOTS 4. OPTOMETRY 5. LEGIS.: ISSUES: PATENT OFFICE COPY RIGHT 6. LEGIS.: ISSUES: PAY RAISE HR 7 7. LEGIS.: ISSUES: POSTAL RATE INCREASE 8. LEGIS.: POWELL, ADAM CLAYTON 9. LEGIS.: ISSUES: POPULATION 10. LEGIS.: ISSUES: REA 11. LEGIS.: ISSUES: RHODESIA 12. LEGIS.: ISSUES: SUPERSONIC TRANSPORT 13. SOC. SEC. 5710 14. SOC. SEC. 5710 15. SOC. SEC. 5710 16. (A) LEGIS.: ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (B) ISSUE: SOCIAL SECURITY 17. LEGIS.: ISSUES: TAXES 18. LEGIS.: ISSUES: TEXTILE IMPORT 19. LEGIS.: ISSUES: TRUTH IN LENDING 20. LEGIS.: ISSUES: TRADING STAMPS 21. LEGIS.: ISSUES: TREATIES 22. LEGIS.: ISSUES: UNIFORM ACT 23. ISSUES: VIETNAM 24. LEGIS.: ISSUES: VETERANS 25. LEGIS.: ISSUES: VOLUNTARY PRAYER 26. WAGE BOARD 27. (A) LEGIS.: ISSUES: QUESTIONNAIRE 28. (B) LEGIS.: ISSUES: QUESTIONNAIRE 29. (C) LEGIS.: ISSUES: QUESTIONNAIRE

Box 108 1975 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1975 POLITICS 2. 1975 POLLUTION 3. ISSUES: POLLUTION (DAVID LEWIS – B & B BEVERAGE CO) (LEON FARMER, JR. – PREMIUM DISTR. CO, INC, EPA 4. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (FRED C. DAVIDSON) 5. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE – HECK, GLENN 6. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (TOM’S FOODS, LTD) (OUR CORRES IS CHARLES LANGDON) 7. ISSUES: POST OFFICE – W. B. MITCHELL – POSTAL SERVICE) 8. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (ROTHSCHILD, JAC. H.) POSTAL SERVICE 9. 1975 POSTAL SERVICE 10. 1975 REVENUE SHARING 11. 1975 SOCIAL SECURITY 12. 1975 TAXES 13. 1975 ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY JB, LTR TO ULLMAN RE: RECOMMENDATIONS OF SS ADVISORY COUNCIL 14. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY ARTICLE FROM WASH POST OF 2/11/75 “SOCIAL SECURITY IS DEFENDED: ATTACKS CALLED A DISSERVICE” 15. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (H, R, 9851) 16. ISSUES: TAXES (BETTE ARRINGTON) WAYS & MEANS 17. DWYER, MRS. W. L. (WHITE HOUSE) ISSUES: TAXES 18. ISSUES: TAXES (WALTER RYLANDER) 19. ISSUES: TAXES (WM D. SWIFT) WAYS & MEANS COM. 20. ISSUES: TAXES (WM. ALLEN) HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 21. ISSUES: TAXES (RANKIN SMITH) WAYS & MEANS 22. ISSUES: TAXES (TOM’S FOODS) WAYS & MEANS 23. ISSUES: TAXES (CHAS REIDENBAUGH) WAYS & MEANS 24. ISSUES: TAXES (RAYE A. GREENE) WAYS & MEANS 25. ISSUES: TAXES (ARTICLE RE: $100 SICK PAY EXCLUSION) 26. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (JOHN HAWKINS) (ICC) 27. TRANSPORTATION 28. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (GORDON NEAL) TRANSPORTATION & COMMERCE SUBCOM 29. MR BRINKLEY 30. 1975 VETERANS 31. ISS: VETERANS – ROY, FRANK J. 32. 1975 VIETNAM 33. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS (VIETNAMESE ORPHANS) 34. ISSUES: FOREIGN AID (AID TO SOUTH VIETNAM)

Box 109 1978 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (GENERAL) (N0 NUMBER) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (DAIRY INDUSTRY) 3/30/71 PEGGY MCDONALD 5/12/71 – (N0 NUMBER) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – EGG INDUSTRY ADJUSTMENT ACT SIDNEY MILLER (N0 NUMBER) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (REA) (N0 NUMBER) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM FUNDS PENDING (N0 NUMBER) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (WATERSHED PROJECT) 6. LETTERS 7. NATIONAL PRODUCERS FEDERATION NATIONAL MILK PRODUCERS FEDERATION 8. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FIRE ANTS) TOMMY IRVIN 7/2 9. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM CASE: MOSLEY, JAMES R., SUPT. OF HARRIS COUNTY SCHOOLS – FEPT. OF AGRICULTURE 10. URBAN RURAL FORUM 11. ISSUES: AIR AND WATER POLLUTION (GENERAL) 12. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 13. ISSUES: CIVIL SERVICE (GENERAL) 14. ISSUES: CONSERVATION (GENERAL) (NO NUMBER) ISSUES: EDUCATION (GENERAL) 15. ISSUES: CRIME (GENERAL) 16. ISSUES: DRAFT (GENERAL) 17. ISSUES: DRAFT (DRAFT BOARD CONSOLIDATION) 18. ISSUES: DRUGS (GENERAL) 19. ISSUES: DRUGS (FDA) 20. ISSUES: EDUCATIONAL HJ RES 777 LETTERS FROM AUGUSTA 21. OPINION BALLOT BUSING 22. HANDS ACRUSS AMERICA GA ISS. EDUCATION 23. ISSUES: EDUCATION – PACKET OF ENCLOSURES 24. ISSUES: EDUCATION – PRAYER AMENDMENT 1971 ISSUES 25. ISSUES: EDUCATION (VOCATIONAL) 26. ISSUES: EDUCATION (VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION) 27. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (GENERAL) 28. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (WAGE BOARD) 29. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD) 30. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES OUR CORRES IS L. H. ANDREWS 31. ISSUES: FEDERAL SPENDING (GENERAL) 32. ISSUES: FOREIGN POLICY (GENERAL) 33. HR 11589 SALE OF AMERICAN VESSELS TO FOREIGN REGISTRY

Box 110 1971 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. TAXES (TUITION TAX CREDIT) THANK YOU’S 2. ISSUES: TAXES BEHAR, ROBERT I. – LTR FORWARDED TO COMMISSIONER KURTZ AT IRS FOR COMMENT 3. ISSUES: TAXES RE: BAPTIST CHURCH– INFORMATION SENT UP BY TOM BLACK (HANDLED BY JB WITH PHONE CALL) 4. ISSUES: TAXES – (MR. MICHAEL P. CIELINSKI) RUTH – PROBABLY WILL NOT GET A RESPONSE - ANG 5. ISSUES: TAXES CROWLEY, MR. RAY E, RE LTR FORWARDED TO CHM. ULLMAN FOR COMMENT 6. TUITION TAX CREDIT NEWS ARTCLES & BACKGROUND INFO 7. ISSUES: TAXES LOVVORN, MR. BRUCE, CITY MANAGER OF LAGRANGE, GEORGIA TR H. R. 11174 8. (MISSING) 9. ISSUES: TAXES SMULL, CHARLES C. LTR FORWARDED TO AL ULLMAN 10. ISSUES: TAXES – IRS (SOLOMAN, MURRAY) 3/10/78 JACKIE 566-6235 3/30 – JACKIE I. R. S. GOING TO MAIL TODAY SHOULD HAVE MON OR TUESDAY 11. TUITION TAX CREDIT CORRESPONDENCE 12. ISSUES: TUITION TAXES ROGERS, MRS. E. B. JR. RE INFORMATION ON FINANCIAL AID FOR COLLEGE SRUDENTS 13. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESSES RE: MR. BOB SHARP (CAB – AIR FARE DRUG.[?]) 14. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESSES – RONALD SNYDER NAT. HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION-J. CLAYBROOK 15. SOCIAL SECURITY (GENERAL) 16. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY – MR. GEORGE H. CLARIDY NOV. 30-1977 – HAND CARRIES A COPY OF THE LRTTRF TO W. H. COMMITTEE AND GAVE TO PETE SINGER. – ANGIE 12/16/77 NOTE: DO NOT SEND RESPONSE FROM COMMITTI – AH 17. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY MOORE, ROBERT S. RE LTR FORWARDED TO AL ULLMAN FOR COMMENT 18. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY – JAMES D. PARKER 19. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (SIGMUND, JIM) 20. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY – DR. WALTER C. FOWLER – SEE CASE ON BITTIR BARR 21. TAXES (GENERAL) 22. ISSUES: POLITICS H. R. 11315 – ELECTION REFORM LETTERS (LOOSE PAGES) MARCH 21, 1973 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – HOUSE H2267-2269 23. ISSUES: POLITICS 1978 POLITICS – MAIL OUT OF 5/15/78 24. POSTAL THANK YOU’S POSTAL REFORM HR 7700 25. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE ARNO, MR. TED RE COMPLAINT ABOUT COLUMBUS POST OFFICE 26. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE WRIGHT, MRS. KATHLEEN G., PHN RE POOR MAIL DELIVERY 27. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE FALKENSTROM, MRS. ARTHUR RE THE ANGELICAN DIGEST 28. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE REFERRED LTR FROM JERRY KENT 29. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE JERRY LUQUIRE 30. HAYS, MR. C. R. JR. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (ALSO MOMMENT ON MIN. WAGE) 31. POST OFFICE – MUSCOGEE COUNTY (MULTIPLE LISTING DELIVERY PROBLEMS) 32. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE H. R. 7700 – POSTAL REFORM ACT 33. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE WEIR, MR. ROBERT S. RE LTR SUGGESTING POSTAGE STAMP RECOGNIZING HOMING PIGEON 34. 1978 POSTAL SERVICE (GENERAL) 35. 1978 REVENUE SHARING (GENERAL) 36. 1978 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 37. ISSUES: MISC. 1978 GA. IND. DEVELOPERS ASSN. 38. ISSUES: MISC. – KILLING OF HORSES 39. ISSUES: MISC. HOUSTON, JOGK W. (OD) TR LTR FORWARDED TO CHM. STAGGERS FOR COMMENT – PETROLEUM RETAILERS 40. INSURANCE HEARINGS ISSUES: MISC. INTERSTATE & FIREIGN COMMERCE SUBCOMMITTEE ON OVERSIGHT & INVESTIGATIONS 41. ISSUES: MISC. (MR. J. CALVIN JOYNER) 42. MCCAULEY, VIBCENT P. ISSUES: MISC. 43. ISSUES: MISC. METRIC CONVERSION 44. ISSUES: MISC. MURPHREE, SAM B, JR. RE 1977 CENSUS OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES FORWARDED TO THE HON. BENJAMIN ROSETHAL 45. ISSUES: MISC. (FIREARMS) NICHOLS, MR. AND MRS. W. C. (BILL) RE PROPOSED REGS OF DOT ON FIREARMS (WE ASKED FOR HIS COMMENTS. WILL PROBABLY RECEIVE ANOTHER LETTER) 46. JB’S NOTES ON PUBLIC WORKS APPROPRIATION – VETO OVERRIDE VOTE 47. ISSUES: MISC. – (JOE RAGLAND, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, COLUMBUS) 48. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – SACCHARIN BAN MORATORIUM 49. SACCHARIN STATEMENTS AND INFORMATION 50. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS: TELECOMMUNICATIONS 51. ISSUES: MISC – TEXTILE COMMITTEE 52. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS TTY (TELETYPEWRITERS FOR THE DEAF) 53. 1978 NAT’L HEALTH INSURANCE (GENERAL) 54. ISSUES: NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE – DR. JAMES H. SULLIVAN (HEW) 55. 1978 PENSION REFORM (GENERAL) (EMPTY) 56. 1978 POLITICS (GENERAL) 57. 1978 COLUMBUS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS QUESTIONAIRE 58. ISSUES: MISC (FTC) BARBARA LEWIS 523-3477 59. ISSUES: MISC. GROVE, MR. JOHN D. RE EPA REGS ON NOISE LEVELS FOR MOTORCYCLES 60. ISSUES: MISC. HARP, MRS. OLIN L. (MARKED PARA. 4 TO ATTENTION OF FTC) 61. 523-3620 MARK 6/16/ CALLED FOR STATUS NORMA 523 3477 BARBARA LEWID 6/28 MICHAEL REVISED 7 TIMES RUN OFF TODAY = SHOULD HAVE BY END OF WEEK 62. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS: HEALTH (GENERAL) 63. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY Z PROJECT – HOUSTON SYSTEMS AGENCY OF CENTRAL GEORDIA, INC.) DR. JOHN D. WATSON ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – KEALTH ISSUES AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION & GA. GOAPITA; ASSN. STANDS

Box 111 1971 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: HEW HEALTH CARE PLAN 2. ISSUES: HEW (GENERAL) (RMP) PROGRAM ISSUES: HEW (GENERAL) (RMP PROGRAM) 13-23045 5/25/71 LTR AWAITING CLEARANCE & SEC SIGN SHOULD HAVE LTR IN COUPLE OF DAYS RW 3. ISSUES: HEW (WELFARE REFORM) 4. ISSUES: HEW SENIOR CITIZENS ISSUES: HEW (SENIOR CITIZENS/DR. FRED DAVISON 5. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION (INNER FOLDER NOT TITLED) 6. ISSUES: HOUSING (GENERAL) 7. ISSUES: HOUSING (235 PROGRAMS) 8. ISSUES: HOUSING 9. ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY (GEN) CASE: GREENSHAW, WAYNE A. (DOT) ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 10. ISSUES: LABOR (GENERAL) 11. ISSUES: LABOR (ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT 12. ISSUES: WAGE – PRICE FREEZE (LABOR) 13. OPINION BALLOT – WAGE-PRICE FREEZE 14. ISSUES: UNITED NATIONS 15. UNITED NATIONS – NOVEMBER 5, 1971 16. ISSUES: UNITED NATIONS 17. ISSUES: UNITED NATIONS 18. ISSUES: UNITED NATIONS 11-8-71 19. UNITED NATIONS LETTERS 11-11-71 20. UNITED NATIONS LETTERS 11-12-71 21. UNITED NATIONS LETTERS 11-17-71 22. COPIES: CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT OR THE WHITE HOUSE (EMPTY) 23. WHITE HOUSE 24. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1971

Box 112 1972 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. JOINT LETTERS SIGNED BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 1972 2. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (GENERAL) 1972 3. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (REA) 1972 4. ABSALOM MRS. LILYAN ISSUES: AG. (SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM) 5. ISSUES: AIR AND WATER POLLUTION 1972 6. ISSUES: AIR & WATER POLLUTION CO0NTROL BILL PASSED THE HOUSE ON MARCH 29, 1972 JB VOTED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE WATER POLLUTION PRESIDENT VETOED BILL ON 10/17/72. HOWEVER, CONGRESS VOTED TO OVERRIDE THE VETO ON 10/18/72. 7. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 1972 8. CASE: COLDIRON, MRS. RONALD R. +8 ISSUES: ARMED SERVICE 9. ISSUES: BROADCASTING 1972 10. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (RE: JOE WINDSOR) 11. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (CATU) 12. ISSUES: CONSTRUCTION (GENERAL) 1972 13. ISSUES: CRIME (GENERAL) 1972 14. ISSUES: DRAFT 1972 15. ISSUES: DRUGS (GENERAL) 1972 16. CASE: CODAC (BOBBY LEDFORD) ISSUES: DRUGS 17. ISSUES: EDUCATION (GENERAL) 1972 18. FERRIS, MRS. FRANCIS E. (ISSUES: EDUCATION) 19. ISSUES: EDUCATION (PL 874 FUNDS) 20. NIX, JACK (ISSUES: EDUCATION) FEDERAL PAY BOARD 21. ISSUES: EDUCATION (VOTING REGISTRATION FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS) 22. HIGHER EDUCATION BILL 23. ISSUES: HIGHER EDUCATION ISSUES EDUCATION – COLUMBUS COLLEGE (TITLE III) 24. ISSUES EDUCATION (BUSING) 25. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (GENERAL) 1972 26. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (WAGE BOARD) 1972 27. KENT, WILLIAM H. (ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES) 28. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES RE: FIRE DEPT AT BENNING OUR CORRES. LEO LYONS 29. LYONS, LEO – ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 30. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (H. R. 12202) PASSED HOUSE OF REP. 4/27/72 JB VOTED “YES” SUPPORTED WALDIE AMENDMENT TO INCLUDE POSTAL EMPLOYEES 31. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (WAGE BOARD) 32. ISSUES: FOREIGN POLICY (GEN.) 1972 33. ISSUES: HEW (WELFARE) 1972 34. ISSUES: HEW SCROGGINS, WAYNE 35. ISSUES: HEW (GEN.) 1972 36. ISSUES: HEW NATIONAL HEALTH INS. PLAN 37. ISSUES: HEW TITLES IV-A AND XVI 38. ISSUES: HOUSING (GENERAL) 1972 39. ISSUES: HOUSING (MANNING CULPEPPER) (FHA) 40. MITCHELL, FLOYD (ISSUES: HOUSING) 41. ISSUES: HOUSING CASE: FLETCHER, NORMAN (HUD) 42. ISSUES: HOUSING (BROWN NICHOLSON) 43. ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY (GENERAL) 1972 44. ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY (I-185) 45. CASE: LANCE, BERT ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY (DOT) 46. ISSUES: LABORS (GENERAL) 1972 47. ISSUES: LABOR MINIMUM WAGE

Box 113 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1976 JANUARY MISC. 2. 1976 FEBRUARY MISC. 3. 1976 MARCH MISC. 4. 1976 APRIL MISC. 5. 1976 MAY MISC. 6. 1976 JUNE MISC. 7. 1976 JULY MISC. 8. 1976 AUGUST MISC. 9. ALBRITTON, MRS. WYNELLE P. R. REQUEST PRESIDENTIAL GREETING B-DAY 10. 1978 PR REQUEST A 11. 1976 SEPTEMBER MISC. 12. 1976 OCTOBER MISC. 13. PR REQUESTS CALDWELL, THE HON. SAM – LTR TO SEC. MARSHALL RE BUSBEE’S APPEAL ON CETA GRANT 14. 1976 NOVEMBER MISC.

Box 114 1973 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1973 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE 2. 1973 MISC. JUNE 3. 1973 MISC. JULY 4. 1973 MISC. AUGUST 5. 1973 MISC. SEPTEMBER 6. 1973 MISC. OCTOBER 7. 1973 MISC. NOVEMBER 8. 1973 MISC. DECEMBER 9. ISSUES: MISC. – AMTRAK PROPOSAL 10. ISSUES: MISC. FDA FOOD SUPPLEMENTS 1973 11. ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT – NO ACTION – 4-16-73 12. ISSUES_MISC – CHRISTMAS PAGEANT OF PEACE – 13. ISSUES: MISC. CONSUMER CREDIT PROTECTION 14. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (LUMBER PRICES) LETTER TO PRESIDENT NIXON 15. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (POWER RATE INCREASES) GORDY, CHARLES (REFERRED TO FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION 16. ISSUES: MISC. (MRS. MARCIA HATCHER) (INDIAN AFFAIRS) 17. 1973 PENSIONS REFORM (GEN) 18. HYDRICK, BOB (WAYS & MEANS) ISSUES: PENSION REFORM 19. POLITICS (GENERAL) 1973

Box 115 P. R. REQUESTS Folder Title 1. 1976-77 FLAGS 2. P. R. CONGRATS – RESOLUTION OF EXCELLENCE – 3. P. R. REQUEST – FLAG BYARS, JAMES 4. PR FLAGS REQUEST MADE BY SYBLE MARION FLAG FOR MR. & MRS. ENLOW 5. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “A” 6. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “B” 7. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “C” 8. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “D” 9. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “E” 10. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “F” 11. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “G” 12. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “H” 13. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “I” 14. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “J” 15. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “K” 16. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “L” 17. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “M” 18. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “N” 19. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “O” 20. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “P” 21. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “Q” 22. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “R” 23. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “S” 24. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “T” 25. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “U” 26. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “V” 27. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “W” 28. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “X” (EMPTY) 29. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “Y” 30. PR CONGRATS. ’77 “Z” 31. 1977 YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL 32. 1977 CONDOLENCES 33. PR CONGATULATIONS FORMS (SUGGESTED FOR FUTURE CERTIFICATES AS WELL AS CERTIFICATES USED IN THE PAST) 34. 1977 PR GET WELL WISHES 35. PR REQUESTS 1977 36. PR REQUESTS: PRESIDENT’S CABINET AND THEIR DUTIES P. R. REQUEST – ANDERSON, JOHN W. (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS) 37. 1977 PR REQUEST “A” P. R. REQUEST – JOHN AMOS, AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE (FT. BENNING 38. 1977 P. R. REQUEST: BREED 39. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “B” P. R. REQUEST – BRASINGTON, HUGH BRASINGTON CONTRACTING COMPANY P. R. REQUEST: BROUN, SENATOR PAUL C, - UNIV. OF GEORGIA LIBRARY (NAT’L COMMISSION ON LIBRARIES & INFORMATION SCIENCE) P. R. REQUEST – BUSH, MR. WILLIAM BRIAN (BILL) (LIB OF CONG.) 40. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “C” COTTON, ARTHUR – (P. R. REQUEST) CHEOKAS, ARTHUR - P. R. REQUEST 2/8/77 PR REQESTS: MRS. L. A. CANNON (OF WARNER ROBINS) FOR PRES. GREETINGSTO MOTHER, MRS. MARY KING, ON 80TH BIRTHDAY CARNEY, MAYILYN W. P. R. REQUEST – LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 41. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “D” 1977 PR REQUEST 1/17/77 PR REQUEST DUTTON, MR. RON (REQUESTING PRESIDENTIAL CITATION FOR ARTHUR LAND, EAGLE SCOUT 42. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “E” 43. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “F” P. R. REQUEST: FOWLER, MRS. CARROLL (FED. REGISTER) 44. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “G” GA. CHAMBER OF CONGRESS PHOTO REQUEST 1/6/77 PR REQUEST P. R. REQUEST – GRUBBS, MR. JIMMY (WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO) 45. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “H” P. R. REQUEST – HAIR, MR. CLARENCE E. (HUD & DEPT. OF AG) P. R. REQUEST – HUIE, JOE S. AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO OF PRESIDENT CARTER 46. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “I” 47. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “J” 48. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “K” P. R. REQUESTS KEADLE, MRS. CLIFFORD & HALL, MRS. CATHRYN LTR TO FRANK MOORE RE BIRTHDAY GREETINGS P. R. REQUEST – GEORGIA WELCONE CENTER – MISS CHERYL KEMP – JIMMY CARTER’S SIGNATURE P. R. REQUESTS: KHOURY, WILLIAM (HAND DELIVERED COINS TO WHITE HOUSE 4/21/77) P. R. REQUEST KRETCHMER, FLORENCE MISS – PHS 49. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “L” 50. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “M” P. R. REQUEST GRIFFIN, MRS. JAMES J. MOTHER OF NAOMIE MALUEG PRESIDENTIAL B-DAY GREETING MIHALEO, MRS. CLARA P. R. REQUEST ELLEN MORRIS, COLUMBUS: THE FAMILY UNIT IN AMERICA SEMINAR IN COLS (REQUESRED SUGGESTIONS FOR SPEAKER) 6/27/77 P. R. REQUESTS: MITCHAM – ROTC CADETS JANUARY 15/1777 P. R. REQUESTS DR. MALCOLM MOORE – LTR CONGRATULATING HON. CARL VINSON ON 94TH BIRTHDAY MORIS, ELLEN C. (SPEAKING – ENGAGEMENT – BARBARA JORDAN) P. R. REQUEST 51. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “N” 52. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “O” 53. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “P” CASE:PAGE, MRS. MARION (1977 INAUGURAL COMMITTEE) 54. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “Q” (EMPTY) 55. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “R” P. R. REQUEST - RODREGUEZ, MARTHA K. LIB OF C 56. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “S” P. R. REQUEST – SMITH, MR. ROBERT E. (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS) P. R. REQUEST – MESSERS, L. M. SLAPPY, JR. & SR. P. R. REQUESTS: STANDRIDGE, WARD (RE EMPLOYMENT WITH U. S. TREASURY DEPT.) 57. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “T” P. R. REQUEST TURNER, W. R., JR. (THE HARDAWAY COMPANY) GPO 58. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “U” 59. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “V” 60. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “W” P. R. REQUEST – WILSON, PAUL W. P. R. REQUEST WRIGHT, MRS. SUSIE COOPER & ANTHONY, MRS. KATHLEEN J. LTR TO FRANK MOORE RE PRESIDENTIAL B-DAY GREETINGS 61. 1977 P. R. REQUEST “XYZ” P. R. REQUEST – YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE GRANT INFORMATION (ALVA g. MAXWELL, CORRESPONDENT) 62. MRS. JOHNSON’S 4TH GRADE THOMASTON, GA 11-14-77

Box 116 1972 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: LABOR (HOSPITAL EXCEPTIONS) 2. ISSUES: LABOR”OEO” 3. ISSUES: MISC. 1972 JAN.-DEC, 4. ISSUES: MISC. 1972 JULY-DEC. 5. ISSUES: MISC. DEPT. OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6. ALLEN, J. R. ISSUES: MISC. 7. ISSUES: MISC. (PRAYER AMENDMENT) 8. ISSUES: MISC. (SLAPPY, l. M.) HOUSE BANKING & CUR COM 9. ISSUES: MISC. (HR 9993 AND HR 9994) 10. ISSUES: MISC. (LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES DISCLOSURE ACT – H. R. 11453) 11. ISSUES: MISC. HR 5381 AND 5502 12. ISSUES: POLITICS (GENERAL) 13. ISSUES: NAT’L FEDERATION IND. BUSINESS BALLOTS 1972 14. ISSUES: POSTAL LEGISLATION 1972 15. ISSUES: RAILROADS (GENERAL) 1972 16. ISSUES: REVENUE SHARING (GENERAL) 17. ISSUES: REVENUE SHARING (SOCIAL SERVICES) 18. ISSUES: SOCIAL SERVICES 1972 19. ISSUES: TAXES 20. CASE: DREW, RAIFERD (HOUSE WAYS & MEANS COM) ISSUES: TAXES 21. ISSUES: UNITED NATIONS 22. ISSUES: TEXTILE BIBB MFG. CO.

Box 117 1968-1969 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. PROPOSAL ON DRAFT BILL (NO NUMBER) H. R. 9660 (BRINKLEY) INDUSTRIAL DEV. ACT OF 1967 2. LEGIS. PRIVATE BILLS PENDING 3. BRINKLEY LEGISLATION PROPOSAL 4. BRINKLEY BILL HR 9018 PVT. RELIEF CAPT. WASHBURN 5. HCR 391 PANAMA CANAL ZONE 6. BRINKLEY BILL HR 11756 (7-25-67) (PROVIDE FOR ORDERLY TRADE IN TEXTILE ARTICLES) 7. HR 17965 (8-1-67) (PROHIBITING FED. BENEFITS FOR CONVICTED RIOTERS) 8. BB H RES. 846 (AUG. 2, 1967) (WITH OTHER) SELECT COMMITTEE ON EAST-WEST TRADE 9. HR 596 CONSIDERATION OF H. R. 421 10. H. R. 2508 ---- MR. BRINKLEY’S AMENDMENT (PROPOSAL) 11. BB H. R. 8271 (ADJUSTING RATES OF WAGE BOARD EMPLOYEES) 12. BB H. R. 9165 (RECLASSIFY CERTAIN POSITIONS IN POSTAL FIELD SERVICE) 13. BB H. R. 9250 (TO RECLASSIFY CERTAIN POSITIONS IN POSTAL FIELD SERVICE) 14. BRINKLEY BILLS (S. 1045 – TALMADGE’S BILL IN BEHALF OF ALTON R. CONNER) 15. HR 10789 GOVT. PROGRAM EVALUATION COMMISSION 16. BB H. R. 13108 DR. SANTIAGO ROIG 17. H. R. 13672 WALTER R. REMBISZ PRIVATE BILL REMBISZ, WALTER R. 18. BB H. R. 11328 (7-11-67) TO REGULATE IMPORTS OF MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 19. HR 13880 UNIFORMED SERVICES RETIREMENT PAY EQUALIZATION ACT 20. H. R. 14711 BILL HEARD PROPERTY 1-18-68 PVT. BILL 90TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 21. H. R. 14767 – TO EQUALIZE CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ANNUITIES 90TH CONGRESS – 2ND SESSION 1-23-68 22. BB H. CON. RES. 623 (2-1-68) REQUIRING FRANCE TO PAY WWI DEBT TO U, S. 23. BB H. R. 15071 (TAX DEDUCTION FOR FIREMEN) 2-5-68 24. H. R. 16816 WAGE BOARD BILL 25. H. CON. RES. 714 TAX-EXEMPTION STATUS OF INTEREST PAID IN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BONDS 26. H. J. RES. 1176 ”FAMILY REUNION DAY” 27. H. RES. 1143 – REAL PROPERTY IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSING OR CAMPING OF PERSONS PARTICIPATING IN MARCHES, SIT-INS, OR DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE DIST. OF COLUMBIA 28. H. R. 18189 BB FIRE FIGHTING SURPLUS PROPERTY 29. BB H. RED. 1286 (IMPORTED AREA FUNDS) 30. BRINKLEY BILL 91ST CONGRESS 31. H. R. 139 – TO PROVIDE FOR COMPUTATION OF DISABILITY RETIREMENT PAY FOR MEMBERS OF UNIFORMED SERVICES. 32. HR 138 TO EQUALIZE THE RETIREMENT PAY OF MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES OF EQUAL RANK AND YEARS OF SERVICE. 33. BB H. CON. RES. 365 EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF CONG. WITH RESPECT TO N. VIETNAM AND THE NAT’L LIBERATION FRONT OF S. VIETNAM COMPLYING WITH REO OF GENEVA CONVRNTION 34. HR 141 EQUALIZE CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ANNUITIES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 35. H. R. 142 ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW OR EXPANDED JOB-PRODUCING INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS 36. H. R. 143 – TO AMEND THE IR CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIVE A TRADE OR BUSINESS DEDUCTION TO FIREMEN 37. HR 2700 TO ESTABLISH THE GOVT. PROGRAM EVALUATION COMMISSION 38. HR 7570 TO LIMIT THE CZTEGORIES OF QUESTIONS REQUIRED TO BE ANSWERED UNDER LAW RE: CENSUS 39. H. R. 7918 PROVIDE EQUITABLE SYSTEM SYSTEN FOR FIXING RATE OF COMPENSATION FOR WAGE BOARD EMPLOYEES 40. BRINKLEY 8750-51 41. H. R. 8752 INCREASED EXEMPTIONS 42. BB H. R. 135857 TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE SSA ACT TO PROVIDE 15% ACROSS-THE-BOARD INCREASE IN BENEFITS THERE UNDER: MINIMUM PRIMARY BENEFITS OF 125, ETC. 43. BB H. J. RES. 623 COMMORATIVE STAMP STONE KMT. 44. BB HR 10413 TO AMEND OMNIBUS CRIME CONTROL AND SAFE STREETS ACT 45. BB H. R. 10860 AMEND THE IRC OF 1954 TAX EXEMPTION IN AND AROUND KOREA AS IS PROVIDED FOR THOSE IN VIETNAM 46. BB H. R. 10957 AUTHORIZE FUNDS TO CARRY PUT TITLE V OF THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT 47. BB H. R. 11310 BENEFITS FOR OPTOMERY OFFICERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES 48. H. R. 12183 – TO LIMIT JURISDICTION OF FEDERAL COURTS IN CASES BROUGHT BY REPRESENTATIVES OR SENATORS AGAINST HOUSE OR SENATE AND ANY OF ITS OFFICIALS 49. BB H. R. 8751 MAILING OF OBSCENE MATTER

Box 118 1974 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1974 HIGHWAY 2. 1974 HIGHWAY 3. ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY (DOT) OUR CORRES IS BILL HEARD 4. NEWMAN, GARDNER (ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY – DOT) 6/14/74 CALLED 5. 1974 LABOR 6. 1974 LABOR (MINIMUM WAGE) 7. ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 185 8. ISSUES: LABOR (DEPT OF LABOR) OUR CORRES ID GARY C. BELL 9. COPIES TO BRENNAN RE: MIN WAGE LAW (DOMESTIC HELP PROVISION) 10. MINIMUM WAGE – THANK YOU LETTERS FOR MINIMUM WAGE VOTE 11. KUNZE, LOUIS T. (COLC) (ISSUES: LABOR (WAGE PRICE CONTROLS)) 12. ISSUES: LOCKHEED (GENERAL) FUNDING  C-5 LOSS-SECT 504  NO TITLE MANAGEMENT CONTROL SUMMARY 1970-1972 AIR FORCE PLANT 6 LOCKHEED-GEORGIA COMPANY A DIVISION OF LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORCORATION MARIETTA, GEORGIA 13. ISSUES: LABOR (WAGE & PRICE CONTROLS) (COLC) OUR CORRES ARE HUGULEY AND KET 14. ISSUES: LABOR OPEN LETTER REGARDING SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 15. (RE: H. R. 10337; HOPI-NAVAJO LAND PARTITION) HOPI-NAPI LAND DISPUTE THE EAGLE’S CRY QUAS’ TäQTI THE NAVAJOS AN INDIAN STRUGGLE FOR LAND AND HERITAGE 16. ISSUES: MISC. (EPA) ANDREWS, ERNEST (OF CAGLE’S) 17. ISSUES: MISC. (WAYS & MEANS) L. E. ANDREWS 18. ISSUES: MISC. (NO FAULT INSURANCE LEGIS) BUCK BIRDSONG COMMERCE & FINANCE SUBCOMMIYYEE 19. ISSUES: MISCCELLANEOUS (CATV) FARRELL, MAURY WYES-TV 20. HAWKINS, JOHN (ISSUES: MISC.) 21. JOHNSON, AL (BANKING & CURRENCY) ISSUES: MISC. 22. ISSUES: MISC. (S. J. RES. 183) (WROTE TO CHAIRMAN RODINO) 23. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (TREASURY DEPT.) 24. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS (TREASURY DEPT.) SPARKS, E. G. (BUDDY) 25. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – WELCH, JAMES A. (FCC) 26. ISSUES: MISC. (WEIGHT AND SIZE FOR TRUCKS) ISSUES: (MISC.) TRUCK WEIGHT & WIDTH HR 12859 27. 1974 LABOR (WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS) 28. ISSUES: MISC. – CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT (THANK YOU LTRS ON VOTE 29. ISSUES: MISC. HR 14747 SUGAR ACT 30. 1974 MISC. JANUARY 31. 1974 MISC. FEBRUARY 32. 1974 MISC. MARCH 33. 1974 MISC. APRIL 34. 1974 MISC. MAY

Box 119 1976 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1976 LABOR (GENERAL) 2. ISSUES: LABOR – CLYDE BAKER. HUNGRY HUNTER SUB ON LABOR STANDS 3. ISSUES: LABOR (ALBERT DUNCAN OF COLUMBUS – OSHA) 4. ISSUES: LABOR (EDUCATION &MISXC LABOR COM) J. RICHARD WOODHAM, III 5. ISSUES: LABOR (LTR FROM CONG. ROE RE: JB’S VOTE ON HR 5247) 6. ISSUES: LABOR (LTR FROM U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RE H. R. 50 7. MISC. JB’S VOTING RECORD MAY-OCT 1976 8. ISSUES: MISC. (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 9. MISC – WAYNE HAYES 10. ISSUES: MISC. (BUDDY SPARKS FTC) NOTE: SEE CASE FILE – CLOSED CHECK HR 13897 (WAGGONER BILL) 11. ISSUES: MISC. (ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT) (WAYNE HAYES) 12. ISSUES: MISC. (H. R. 10686) RE: CENSUS RECORDS 13. ISSUES: MISC. – (POST CARD VOTER REGISTRATION) 14. ISSUES: MISC. (H. R. RES. 517) NATIONAL BETA SIGMA PHI WEEK 15. 1976 (MISC) GA POWER CO. 16. ISSUES: MISC. (MRS. R. L. TROWBRIDGE RE: FUNDING OF PROJECTS TO RESEARCH PROBLEMS FACING DISABLED CITIZENS) 17. ISSUES: MISC. (CHILDREN’S HOME, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS 18. ISSUES: MISC. (CLEAN AIR ACT – DINGELL AMENDMENT) 19. ISSUES: MISC. – WILLIAM J. BELFLOWER )BOB SYKE’S REPRIMAND) 20. ISSUES: MISC. (FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION) (FEC) 21. ISSUES: MISC. (H. J. RES. 111-DESIGNATING FEBRUARY OF EACH YEAR AS AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH) 22. ISSUES: MISC. (DR. JOHN T. MILLER RE: FTC) 23. ISSUES: MISC. (WARREN PHILLIPS) JUDICIARY COMMITTEE COPYRIGHT REVISION BILL 24. ISSUES: MISC. (APPROS SUBCOM LANEY, JOHN T., III 25. ISSUES: MISC. (MRS. MARGARET HARDIN) (D. C. CITY COUNCIL) 26. ISSUES: MISC. (HR. 9152) RON STARNES & CHARLIE HOWELL (GOVT OPERATIONS & TRANS. SUBCOM) 3/3/76 – MILES ROOMEY LTR IN APPROX – WEEK 53252/?? LTR 3/22/76 – 2 OR 3 DAY 4/12/76 CALLED AGAIN 5/17/76 CALLED AGAIN – 6/9/76 – NOW CAN’T FIND LTR 7/13/76 – SENT COPAY – TRYING TO WRITE – LTR WITHIN 1.5 TO 2 WKS 27. ISSUES: MISC. (HUD’S PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO “MUTUAL MORTGAGE INSURANCE AND INSURED HOME INPROVEMENTS LOANS”) – MR. J. PAUL THOMAS, COLUMBUS, GA 28. ISSUES: MISC. (DEPT. OF COMMERCE – W. STANFORD WILLIS) 29. ISSUES: MISC. – VOTING RIGHTS ACT (WIGGINS’ AMENDMENT) (NOTE: DO NOT GIVE OUT LAST MARKED COPY) 30. WATER POLLUTION H. R. 9560 PASSED (6-3-76) BREAUX AMENDMENT WRIGHT AMENDMENT 31. ISSUES: NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE (COMPLIMENTAL LETTERS) 32. 1976 NAT’L HEALTH INS. (GEN.) 33. ISSUES: NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE (WAYS & MEANS) (RAY JOINER) 34. ISSUES: PENSION REFORM (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 35. 1976 RENSION REFORM (GEN.) 36. ISSUES: POLITICS (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 37. 1976 POLITICS (GENERAL) 38. ISSUES: POLITICS (DR, JAMES FOSTER) 39. POSTAL BILL (GLENN VAUGHN) 40. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 41. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (KENDRICK, J. H.) POSTAL SERVICE 42. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (STEVEN GUGGENHEIM) (POST OFFICES AS FOOD STAMP OUTLETS) 43. ISSUES: POST OFFICE NEWS RELEASES RE: REMOVAL OF PHOTOCOPING MACHINES FROM P. O. LOBBIES 44. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (MR. WILLIAM A. RALSTON) 45. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (CHARLES H. WHEATLEY) 46. 1976 POSTAL SERVICE (GENERAL) 47. 1976 SOCIAL SECURITY (GENERAL) 48. ISSUES: REVENUE SHARING (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 49. 1976 REVENUE SHARING 50. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 51. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (KATHLEEN COLLINS, COLUMBUS, GA.) 52. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (MRS. DOROTHY E. NELSON) 53. ISSUES: TAXES (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 54. 1976 TAXES (GENERAL) 55. ISSUES: TAXES (JERRY DOVER) WAYS & MEANS 56. ISSUES: TAXES: (O. BEN INGRAM) REFFERRED TO HOUSE WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE 57. ISSUES: TAXES – BILLY J. MCGEE 58. ISSUES: TAXES (JACK STRAUS) WAYS & MEANS 59. ISSUES: TAXES (FRANK S. TAYLOR RE: HR 13966) – CLOSED 60. ISSUES: TAXES (FRANCIS WILSON) WAYS & MEANS 61. ISSUES: TAXES (ROBT YOUNG) WAYS & MEANS 62. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 63. TRANSPORTATION (GENERAL) 64. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (H. R. 9291 – SCHOOL BUS SAFETY) (CORBIN DAVIS) 65. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (ICC AND FREIGHT RATE PROBLEMS) HARRY KAMENSKY & JOHN CORCORAN 66. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (BOB BULLINGTON) TRANS SUBCOM (HOUSE APPROS COM) 67. ISSUES: VETERANS (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 68. 1976 VETERANS (GENERAL) 69. BRINKLEY – HARTKE CONTRIBUTORY EDUCATION PLAN 70. ISSUES: VETERANS BARNES, MR. LEON L. (VETERANS ADMINISTRATION & UPSON COUNTY AREA VOC.-TECH SCHOOL) 71. ISSUES: VETERANS (M. G. HICKS) 72. ISSUES: VETERANS (HOUSING PUBLIC LAW)

Box 120 1968 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. A-CONGRATS-1968 2. B-CONGRATS-1968 3. C-CONGRATS-1968 4. D-CONGRATS-1968 5. E-CONGRATS-1968 6. F-CONGRATS-1968 7. G-CONGRATS-1968 8. H-CONGRATS-1968 9. I-CONGRATS-1968 10. J-CONGRATS-1968 11. K-CONGRATS-1968 12. L-CONGRATS-1968 13. M-CONGRATS-1968 14. N/O-CONGRATS-1968 15. P-CONGRATS-1968 16. Q-CONGRATS-1968 17. R-CONGRATS-1968 18. S-CONGRATS-1968 19. T-CONGRATS-1968 20. U/V-CONGRATS-1968 21. W-CONGRATS-1968 22. X/Y/Z-CONGRATS-1968 23. P. R. CONGRATS. - STAR – 1968 24. P. R. CONGRATS. – GOVERNORS HONORS LIST 1968 25. P. R. – GET WELL – 1968 26. P. R. CONDOLENCE – 1968 27. THANK YOU REC’D - 1968 (JAN-JUNE) 28. THANK YOU REC’D - 1968 (JULY-DEC.) 29. THANK YOU (SENT) -1968

Box 121 1971 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: LOCKHEED (GENERAL) ISS: MISC. LOCKHEED 2. ISSUES: MISC. (GENERAL) 3. ISSUES: MISC. (JUNE-DEC.) 1971 ISSUES: MISC. ARTICLE ON CONSUMER LEGIS FROM WASH POST 10/15/71 4. ISSUES: MISC. (RAILROADS) 5. ISSUES: MISC. (PRAYER AMENDMENT) DEFEATED IN HOUSE 6. ISSUES: MISC. (CATV) (CABLE TELEVISION) 7. ISSUES: MISCRLLANEOUS – COLUMBUD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 8. ISSUES: MISC. (PROPOSED CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY) (COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COM) (OUR CORRES IS GHAS DALEY) 9. ISSUES: MISC. CAMPAIGN SPENDING BILL 10. MISCELLANEOUS – TELEGRAMS 11. ISSUES: MISC. EQUAL EIGHTS AMENDMENT 12. ISSUES: NAT’L FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS BALLOTS (GEN.) 13. CARDS & TAPES FOR INDEPENDENT BUSINESS BALLOTS 14. POLITICS (GEN.) 15. ISSUES: POSTAL RATES (GEN.) 16. REAPPORTIONMENT (GEN.) 17. ISSUES: REVENUE SHARING (GEN.) 18. ISSUES: REVENUE SHARING (AG) 19. SOCIAL SECURITY (GEN.) 20. SUPREME COURT (GEN.) 21. TAXES: (GEN.) 22. ISSUES: TAXES-CAMPAIGN FINANCING AMENDMENT 23. TEXTILE IMPORTS (GENERAL) 24. ISSUES: TEXTILE IMPORTS (COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ET AL. – WHITE HOUSE)

Box 122 1977 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1977 EDUCATION (GEN.) 2. ISSUES: EDUCATION (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 3. ISSUES: EDUCATION – OTIS ABEDRNATHYM (ED & LABOR COMMITTEE) 4. ISSUES: EDUCATION – REMOVAL FROM OFF. OF EDUCATION (HEW) BOBBY BOWEN 5. ISSUES: EDUCATION_HOUSTON COUNTY – DAVID PERDUE 6. ISSUES: EDUCATION EMERGENCY SCHOOL AID ACT HEARINGS (CORRESPONDENT: DT. ROBERT L. BUSHONG, ASST, SUPERINTENDENT FOR PROGRAM PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT, MUSCOGEE COUNTY 7. ISSUES: EDUCATION – GRAHAM, MRS. F. LOUISE (GIFTED CHILDREN PROGRAM, MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT) 8. ISSUES: EDUCATION – TAYLOR COUNTY SCHOOLS (NORMAN CARTER) – OFFICE OF EDUCATION 245-3862 7/13 ROSE – 7/14/SHOULD HAVE LTR WITHIN WK 9. ISSUES: EDUCATION STEWART, MICHAEL 10. ISSUES: EDUCATION (TITLE IV REGULATION CHANGES PER MEMO – ALEXANDER, MR. WARREN M. & WILLIAMS, DR. JOSEPH A.) 11. ISSUES: EDUCATION MERCER MEDICAL SCHOOL ISSUES: EDUCATION MERCER MEDICAL SCHOOL (NOTE: COPY IS IN ISSUES FILE_IN MEDICAL SCHOOL FOLDER) 12. 1977 ENERGY CRISIS (GEN.) 13. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS – LETTER TO PRESIDENT FORD RE: CONDITIONAL EMBARGO BY REDEFINITION OF TARIFF. 14. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS – THE DICUS AND BRINKLEY PLANS 15. 1975 GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY 16. 1977 ENERGY CRISIS (GEN.) 17. 1977 ENERGY CRISIS (GEN.) 18. ENERGY – COMP. LETTERS 19. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION- DEREGULATION LETTER) 20. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (FPC – MRS. CHARLES R. HAYGOOD) 21. U. S. MILITARY EFFECTIVENESS IN DEFENSE OF NATO 22. ISSUES: ENERGY KRUEGER-BROWN AMENDMENT 23. ISSUES: ENERGY: CONTENTS HANDED TO LW BY JB 7-13-77 24. 1977 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES: PAY RAISE 25. 1977 ENERGY STATEMENT 26. 1977 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (GENERAL) 27. 1977 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES “PAY RAISE” 28. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES = COMPLEMENTARY LETTERS 29. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (NATIONAL GUARD TECHNICIANS JERRE HARVARD 1/22/76 5683’ CHECKED W COMMITTEE WE SHOULD HAVE LTR SOON – LTR HAS BEEN ANSWERED BUT NOT SIGNED 30. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (CIVIL SERVICE BOARD DECISIONS & FT. BENNING) 31. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (NATIONAL GUARD TECHNICIANS ACT) P. L. 94-126 32. 1977 ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (THE HATCH ACT) 33. NIX PAY RAISE LETTER 34. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – METAL TRADES COUNCIL )MR. WILLIAM H. KENT) 35. GA. CREDIT UNION LEAGUE FINANCIAL RECONSTRUCTION ACT 36. 1977 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (GEN.) 37. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (COMPLEMENTARY LETTERS) 38. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS HARDWICK, W. B. RE: FTC REGULATIONS & H. R. 8200 39. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS (LETTER TO PRESIDENT FORD, SIGNED WITH 76 OTHER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, RE: COMMUNISM IN MEXICO) 40. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS – GRIFFENHAGEN, MR. BECK J. (LIB OF CONG.)

Box 123 1971 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: VIETNAM – CALLEY (GA.) (A – L) 2. ISSUES: VIETNAM – CALLEY (GA.) (M Z) RUMBLE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ISSUES: VIETNAM – (CALLEY) 3. VETERANS (GENERAL) 4. ISSUES: VIETNAM (POW) 5. VIETNAM (GENERAO) 6. ISSUES: VIETNAM – CALLEY – NEWSPAPER CLIPPING WHICH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WILL NEED 7. ISSUES: VIETNAM CALLEY (OUT OF STATE – NO ADDRESS) 8. ISSUES: VIETNAM CALLEY (OUT OF STATE OPPOSE JB’S STAND. 9. EDUCATION – QUESTIONAIRE ‘71 10. ISSUES: BUSSING OF STUDENTS (HARRIS COUNTY) THUR. 2-29.

Box 124 1969-1970 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. A – CONGRATS 1969 2. B – CONGRATS 1969 3. C – CONGRATS 1969 4. D – CONGRATS 1969 5. E – CONGRATS 1969 6. F – CONGRATS 1969 7. G – CONGRATS 1969 8. H – CONGRATS 1969 9. I – CONGRATS 1969 10. J – CONGRATS 1969 11. K – CONGRATS 1969 12. L – CONGRATS 1969 13. M – CONGRATS 1969 14. N – CONGRATS 1969 15. O – CONGRATS 1969 16. P – CONGRATS 1969 17. R – CONGRATS 1969 18. S – CONGRATS 1969 19. T – CONGRATS 1969 20. U – CONGRATS 1969 21. V – CONGRATS 1969 22. W – CONGRATS 1969 23. X. Y. Z. – CONGRATS 1969 24. P. R. – CONDOLENCES – 1969 25. PR THANK YOU 1969 26. 1970 A PR CONGRATS 27. B 28. XC 29. D 30. E 31. F 32. G 33. H 34. I (EMPTY) 35. J 36. K 37. L 38. M 39. N 40. O 41. P 42. Q 43. R 44. S 45. T 46. U (EMPTY) 47. V 48. W 49. X Y Z 50. CONDOLENCES 1970 51. THANK YOU RECEIVED 1969

Box 125 1974 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1974 DNERGY CRISIS 2. MEMO TO JB ON NATIONALIZATION OF OIL COMPANIES 3. ENERGY CRISIS (PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTORS) 4. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (JORDAN CARPET YARNS) 5. CASE: HOUSTON, JACK W. (ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS) ENERGY OFFICE 6. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (PROPANE GAS PRICES) IRS & FED. ENERGY COMMISSION OUR CORRESPONDENTS ARE URSY & ALLIGOOD 7. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS FRED B. CAUSEY – CORRESPONDENT 8. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (MR. L. S. LOTT, JR.) ( MR. H. E. HUGHES) 9. FITZGERALD, W. (ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS) (FEO) 10. MCMICHEN, JOHN (OFFICE OF PET ALLOCATION) ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS 11. MARTIN, MRS. J. B. (FEO) ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS 12. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS PETE MCCOY 13. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (BUDDY HELTON) WM SIMON 14. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (T. R. SLADE) E. D. HAMMOCK 15. ENERGYCRISIS – MCMICHEN, JOHN (E. COAST ENG) FED ENERGY OFFICE IN COLS 16. 1974 ENERGY CRISIS ARTICLES AND REPORTS 17. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (10¢ GAS PROPOSAL) 18. 1974 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 19. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD) 20. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – BLUE CROSS – BLUE SHIELD – PSYCHIATRIC CARE – CLAIMS, ETC.) 9/16/74 WE WILL HAVE LTR ON THIS END OF WEEK OR FIRST OF NEXT WEEK 21. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – RE: INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS & LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM_RAFB)_ 22. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES JOHNNY HAYNES (CSC) 23. FED EMP FORT BENNING NONAPPROPRIATED FUND JOB GRADING SYSTEM & WAGE SCHEDULES – ADAMS, VIVIAN 24. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (CURTIS BRINKLEY) WADIE’S OFFICE 25. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – FEDERAL MERIT PROMOTION SYSTEM 26. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – GEN HAILS 27. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (NATIONAL GUARD TECHNICIANS) OUR CORRES IS KARL JORDAN POST OFFICE & CIVIL SERVICE 28. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (OCT. ’74 PAY RAISE 29. “NUNN, BRINKLEY OPPOSE DELAY” ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MACON NEWS 9/9/74 30. 1974 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CONGRESSIONAL SALARY INCREASE 31. 1974 FOREIGN POLICY 32. MADDOX. MRS. C. P. (ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS) MRS. NIXON AT WHITE HOUSE 33. DREW, RAIFERD (PATENT OFFICE) ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS 34. JEFFORDS, R. G. (ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS) STATE DEPT & COMMERCE DEPT 35. FOREIGN AFFAIRS (MIDDLE EAST) 36. 1974 HEW 37. 1974 HEW PSRO LAW 38. 1974 HEW (WELFARE) 39. ISSUES: HEW (PUBLIC HEALTH & ENV SUBCOM) OUR CORRES IS DR. T. SCHLEY GATEWOOD 40. MEDICAL ASSN OF GEORGIA: DR. BOHLER: ISSUES: HEW (PEUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT SUBCOMMITTEE 41. ISSUES: HEW 42. ISSUES: HEW (SCHOOL BUSING) LTR TO PRESIDENT FORD – OUR CORRESPONDENTS: FRANK THOMPSON BEN PHILLIPS 43. HOUSING 44. HOUSING AUTHORITY OF AMERICUS – TRANS SUBCOM & HOUSING SUBCOM. (ISSUES: HOUSING) 45. MCDAN & BURDETTE ISSUES: HOUSING

Box 126 1976 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1976 SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE 2. STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS DELIVERED BY PRESIDENT FORD 1- 19-76 3. 1976 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FILE 4. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 5. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 6. 1976 AGRICULTURE FOOD STAMPS 7. 1976 AGRICULTURE GENERAL 8. 1976 AGRICULTURE (FIRE ANT & ARMY WORM) MIREX 9. 1976 RESOLUTIONS FROM GA. ASSEMBLY 10. ISSUES: AG (CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM) DEPT OF AG 11. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – GEORGIA FARM TOUR – SEPT. 2 – 3, 1976 12. ISSUES: AG (FOOD STAMPS) DEPT OF AG (OUR CORRES IS MRS. FRANCES B. ROGERS) 13. ISSUES: AG (MRS. EDW FOSTER) NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE 14. ISSUES: AG (GEIGER, JAMES N. DEPT OF AG 15. ISSUES: AG – H. J. HAGA SUBC ON AGRICULTURE & RELATED AGENCIES 16. ISSUES: AG (MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY) 17. ISSUES: AG (TOMMY IRVIN – FDA) PMO 18. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE: NATIONAL BROILER COUNCIL GEORGE B. WATTS 19. ISSUES: AG (MR. BILL PRITCHARD) SUBCOM ON AGRIC OF APPROS COM 20. ISSUES: AG (MRS. JOYCE P. WALLACE) ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH SUBCOM 21. 1976 ARMED SERVICES (GEN) 22. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES POSITION PAPER—“U. S. DEFENSE NEEDS: A CAMPAIGN PERSPECTIVE” 23. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 24. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (B-1 BOMBER) 25. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – ARMY UNIONIZATION 26. ARMED SERVICES – GENERAL EARL ANDERSON, USMC (RET.) 27. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES - CHAMPUS – JOHN GALLOWAY 28. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (COL. J. E. JONES) 29. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (THE SILVER EAGLES) (INQUIRY FROM MR. JOE FAGUNDES OF WOOBURY, GA.) 30. CIVILIAN DENTAL CARE JON FLIGHT 713 – 1:00 O’CLOCK 31. 1976 ARMED SERVICES (HEARINGS) 32. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (COURT JUDGMENTS FOR CHILD SUPPORT OR ALIMONY) ARTICLES IN THIS REGARD 33. ISSUES: BICENTENNIAL (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 34. 1976 BICENTENNIAL (GEN) 35. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 36. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (GEN) 37. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (PAUL BERRY) (FCC) 38. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (ALFRED LAPPANO – CS RADIO) 8/26/76 CALLED PAT HATFIELD 632-6336 SHE WILL CK & CALL BACK – 8/26 BETTY LTR SHOULD GO OUT TOMORROW OR FIRST OF NEXT WEEK 39. 1976 CONSERVATION (GENERAL) 40. ISSUES: CONSERVATION (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 41. ISSUES: CONSERVATION (RALPH JOHNSON) INTERSTATE & FOREIGN COMMERCE 42. ISSUES: BROADCASTING (MULLINAX, ED) 53926 AUDREY SENT ANOTHER TO COMMITTEE THEY CAN’T FIND OUR LTR 43. ISSUES: CRIME (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 44. 1976 CRIME (GENERAL) 45. 1976 CRIME (GUN CONTROL) CRIME GUN CONTROL (AVAILABLE INFO ON SUBJECT FROM LIB. OF CONGRESS) 46. ISSUES: CRIME (DRUGS – OPEN LETTER ON DRUGS) 1976 CRIME (DRUGS) 47. ISSUES: CRIME (JAMES BODDIE) BATF 48. ISSUES: CRIME (JUDICIARY COMMITTEE) KENNETH FOLLOWILL 49. ISSUES: CRIME (MERRILL GREATHOUSE) (APPROS COM) (LEAA FUNDS) 50. ISSUES: CRIME (L. MARVIN SLAPPY, JR.) DEPT OF TREASURY 51. ISSUES: ECONOMY (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 52. ECONOMY: PUBLIC WORKS (EMPLOYMENT ACT 1976) 53. 1976 ECONOMY (GEN) 54. ISSUES: ECONOMY (LOCAL PUBLIC WORKS CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT & INVESTMENT PROGRAM. LETTERS FROM SAM CALDWELL AND TAYLOR COUNTY OFFICIALS) 12/7 801-5854 DAVE 377 5314 11/30/76 WE SHOULD HAVE A LTR BY END OF WK LEROY ANDERSON 404/526-2857 EDA – IN CHARGE OF GA.APPLICATIONS 55. ISSUES: ECONOMY (ROUSSELOT LETTER OF SEPT, 14, 1976. RE: ECONOMIC FREEDOM FOR AMERICAN TAXPAYERS) 56. ISSUES: EDUCATION (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 57. 1976 EDUCATION (GEN) 58. ADAMS: MR, AND MRS,. E. B. (ISSUES: EDUCATION) 59. ISSUES: EDUCATION (DR. JACK NIX) 60. ISSUES: ENERGY (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 61. 1976 ENERGY CRISIS (GEN)

Box 127 1978 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. FOREIGN AFFAIRS PROPOSED ARM SALES TO EGYPT, ISRAEL, SAUDI ARABIA 2. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA – ALL CORRESPONDENCE RE ABOVE AND TAIWAN ISSUE 3. FOREIGN AFFAIRS PANAMA CANAL CORRESPONDENCE 4. 1978 HEW (GENERAL) 5. ’78 ISSUES – NEW – ABORTION 6. ISSUES: HEW RE: HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE RESEARCH (FRANCES ANNIS) 7. ISSUES: HEW DECORPO, JOSEPH E. RE LTR TO JAMES ROBERTS (UHF RADIO SYSTEM) 8. ISSUES: HEW DUDLY, DR. JAMES C, RE INQUETABLE FEES FOR MEDICAID (LTRS TO REP. ROGERS & ADMINISTRATOR DERZON) OCT. 13 LTR RE DUDLEY 53147 – KAREN WATSON 9. ISSUES: HEW – DR. STUART LEVI 10. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRESERVATION GEORGIA TRUST NATIONAL HERITAGE PROGRAM 3/8/78 11. GA. CREDIT UNION LEADUE FINANCIAL RECONSTRUCTION ACT 12. 1978 FOREIGN AFFAIRS (GENERAL) 13. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS RE AMOUNTS OF U. S. AID TO LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES 1955-77 DAVIS, STEPHANIE M. 14. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS DUNFORD. MRS. BARBARA RE VARIOUS QURSTIONS ON MIDDLR EAST DEBTS & CAMP DAVID SUMMIT COST 15. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS GREENE, G. R. RE MONEY CARD OWED TO U. S. BANKS BY PANAMA – FORWARDED TO STATE DEPT. 4/6 CLOSED 16. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS JOGKSON, MISS SHERRI RE EXCHANGE RATES ON GERMAN MARK AND U. S. DOLLAR 17. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS LEWIS, WENDELL RE UNPAID LOANS OWED TO UNITED STATES 18. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS PANAMA CANAL INFORMATION 19. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS RE JOINT TRAVEL REGULATIONS FOR TEMPORARY DUTY TRAVEL OF CIVILIANS (VOQ) 20. ISSUES: FED EMPLOYEES LIVINGSTON, KAY 21. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (MITCHELL, AREMENTHIS – WARE, MABEL) 22. ISSUES: FED EMPLOYEES LETTER TO ROBERT C. NIX RE SUGARMAN PLAN PER LMW 23. 1978 ISSUES: FED EMPLOYEES (GEN) 24. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS REGULATORY ACT OF 1978 – HR 13471 CORRESP. SEE ALSO RAY BALDWIN’S FILE FOR RELATED CORRESP. 25. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS NOW ACCOUNT PROPOSAL BY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD – FOLLOWILL, HOLLI, GOODMAN & REESE LETTERS 26. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS S. ED KELLY RE IRS ACCOUNTS 27. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS – BALDWIN, RAY (CHAIRMAN REUSS, HOUSE BANKING, FINANCE AND UEBAN AFFAIRS COM) ALSO PAUL MORRISON’S SIMILAR CORRESPONDENCE 28. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CIVIL SERVICE REFORM OFFICE OF THE WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF THE CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM SEC. OF DEFENSE COMMENTS ON TITLE VII TO CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. 29. 1978 ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (THE HATCH ACT) 30. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – FEDERAL FIRE FIGHTERS 31. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES METAL TRADES COUNCIL (CHARLES W. HARDIN & WM. N. KENT) 32. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES HARVARD, JESSE E. RE GOVERNMENT WIDE HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN COVERAGE 33. ISSUES: ENERGY MR. WILLIAM G. SANDERS, EXEC. DIR. OF GA. ASSOC. OF BROADCASTERS RE DEPT. OF ENERGY POLICY ON ADVERTISING 34. 1978 FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (GEN.) 35. ISSUES: TAX REFORM BEHAR, ROBERT I. RE TAX REFORM – FORWARDED TO AL ULLMAN ALSO LETTER FROM ME & MRS. THOMAS THARPE RC TAX REFORM 36. ISSUES FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CETA 37. ISSUES – ENERGY – J. EDWARD WILSON – (ETHANOL & METHANOL- GASOLINE) BRINKLEY BILL HR 1023 GASOHOL 38. ISSUES: ENERGY LETTER TO PRESEDENT RE PROPOSED EPA REGS. (SULFER DIOXIDE) FOR GEORGIA POWER CO. (BOB WORLEY & MR. SHERER) 39. ISSUES – ENERGY – RICHARD BICKERSTAFF 40. ISSUES: ENERGY – GAS RATIONING (NO NUMBER) H J RES 208 ERA AMENDMENT (STRO BY REP. MARTHA GRIFFITHS)  PAMPHLET I FEDERAL EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SYSTEMS RESEARCH PUBLICATION NO. 34 TAX FOUNDATION, INC.  PAMPHLET 2 ENERGY: SOLAR SOLAR LOBBY ATT. ANN CHEEK 41. ISSUES: ENERGY – CASAWAY, MR. PHIL W. (FED. ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION)

Box 128 1973 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. THANK YOU JAN-APRIL 1973 2. THANK YOU MAY-SEPT. 1973 3. THANK YOU OCT.-DEC. 1973 4. A-B PR REQ. 1973 5. C PR REQ. 1973 6. D PR REQ. 1973 7. E PR REQ. 1973 8. F PR REQ. 1973 9. G PR REQ. 1973 10. H PR REQ. 1973 11. I PR REQ. 1973 (EMPTY) 12. J PR REQ. 1973 13. K PR REQ. 1973 14. L PR REQ. 1973 15. M PR REQ. 1973 P. R. REQUEST: MCKINLEY, MR. JAMES OR MISS JULE RE: ADDRESS FOR POW (MIA) 16. N PR REQ. 1973 17. O PR REQ. 1973 18. P PR REQ. 1973 19. Q PR REQ. 1973 (EMPTY) 20. R PR REQ. 1973 21. S PR REQ. 1973 SCHUMAN, VALDA (P. R. REQUEST) AGRICULTURAL RESERCH SERVICE 22. T PR REQ. 1973 23. U PR REQ. 1973 24. V PR REQ. 1973 (EMPTY) 25. W PR REQ. 1973 PR REQUEST - WARNER ROBINS CHAMER OF COMMERCE P. R. REQUEST MRS. JOE WHEELER, CHAIRMANOF YOUTH SERVICE LETTER OF CINGRATS FROM CONGRESSMAN FOR LA SERTOMAN YOUTH SERVICE AWARD

26. XYZ PR REQ. 1973 27. 1973 PR VISITORS AND TOUR FILEE 28. ARNALL, DR. J. R. AND FAMILY – PR TOUR JUNE 19TH AND 20TH 6/18/73 1. PREPARE VISITORS PASSES 2. REMIND DOT BY NOTE OF THE VISIT 29. ALLEN. MR. RICHARD VIP TOURS MAY 22 THRU 25TH 1973 5/22/73 30. P. R. – TOURS – BABCOCK, MR. AND MRS. PHIL AND FAMILY MARCH 23 THRU 27. 31. BELL, ALF AND THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICUS PR TOUR 7/26/73 32. PR TOURS – MR. AND MRS. ED BOUCHARD JUNE 28 AND 29, 1973 33. BROWN, MR. GEORGE T. VIP TOUR JUNE 4 AND 6, 1973 34. BROWN, MRS. VERA VIP WHITE HOUSE TOUR JUNE 5-7, 1973 35. CHAPMAN, MR. AND MRS. CHARLES PR TOUR JUNE 4, 5, AND 6, 1973 36. PR TOURS – PEYERSON, CLIFF MR & MRS. & PARTY (BO CALLOWAY’S SISTER) APRIL 19, 1973 37. TOURS – COLUMBUS SCHOOL PATROL (OUR CORRESPONDENT: JAMES MCMULLEN) 38. VIP TOUR AND PUBLIC TOURS FOR MISS CAROLCOPENHAVER APRIL 27. 1973 39. ELLISON, MR. AND MRS. FORREST - PR TOUR 5/29/73 40. PR – TOURS – MRS. WILLIAM FISHER – 41. FLOYD, MR. AND MRS. JACK B. PR TOUR AUGUST 20, 21, AND 22ND, 1973 8/17/73 42. HAGEN, MR. ROBERT R. WHITE HOUSE PASSES APRIL 10, BUT SCHEDULED FOR MAY 12, 1973 5/12/73 OR 5/11 43. PR TOUR FOR MR. AND MRS. CHARLESM. HALE AND CHARLEL HALE AUGUST 2 AND 3 1973 7/31/73 44. MRS. CHARLES N HALE, AMERICUS, GA. 31790 - PR TOUR ON AUGUST 2 AND 3RD 45. HIRSCH, MR. AND MRS. STANLEY, AND ALAN KAMENSKY VIP TOURS JUNE 6, 7, 8, 1973 46. IRWIN, MR. AND MRS. DAN AMERICUS GEORGIA PR TOUR WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 10 47. LITTLEJOHN, MR. AND MRS. NEAL (JULIE) PR TOUR AUGUST 7 AND P VISIT TO WASHINGTON AUGUSR 4 THROUGH 9, 1973 48. PR TOUR – MRS. HAROLD MANIS AND PARTY – AUGUST 3 & 4, 1973 49. P, R, TOURS – MR. AND MRS. CARL MACKEY MARCH 28 AND 29, 1973 3/26/73 50. PR TOUR FOR MRS. ROBERT MCDONALD AND FAMILY JUNE 25, 26 AND 27 1973 6/22/73 51. MOORE, ROBERT C. PR TOUR AUGUST 19, 20, 1973 52. O’BERRY, MR. AND MRS. WADE PR TOUR JUNE 7, 8, AND 13TH 1973 6/4/76 53. PR TOUR – MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE PRICE AND FAMILY JULY 3RD, 4TH, AND 5TH, 1973 6/29/73 54. ROGERS, MRS. DARRYL – THOMASTON, GA. PR TOURS AND VISITORS FOR FIRST WEEK IN JULY 5/24/73 55. PR TOURS – SCHLEY, FRANK B., JR. MRS. AND PARTY – MARCH 26-31, 1973 56. PR TOUR – MR. AND MRS. WILFRED B. SMITH. JR. ALBANY, GEORGIA JULY 3RD AND 5TH 7/2/73 57. STARLING, MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM PR TOUR APRIL 11, 1973 58. PR TOURS – TAPLEY, LINDA MISS – APRIL 2, 1973 59. TURNER, JUDY AND PARTY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA PR TOURS SEPTEMBER 16, 1973 60. PR TOURS – MISS PAMELA TYLER – 8/14-17/76 8/10 61. PR TOURS – MR. AND MRS. FRANK TYUS ABD FAMILY MAY 24, 1973 AND MAY 25, 1973 5/24 AND 5/25/73 62. TOURS – 1973 – UNION HIGH SCHOOL – APRIL, 1973 63. PR TOUR – MR. HERBERT D. WARD AND THE 60PLUS CLUB AUGUST 9 – PERHAPS VISIT OFFICE 64. PR TOURS – LOUISE WARREN 65. PR TOUR – MR. AND MRS. W. H. WILLIAMS – COLUMBUS, GEORGIA FOR 10/23/ AND 10/26/73 66. PR CONDOLENCES 1973 67. PR GET WELLWISHES 1973

Box 129 1972 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. H. CON. RES. 110 BB – CALLING FOR HUMANE TREATMENT & RELEASE OF AM. POW’S HELD NY N. VN. AND THE NAT’L LIBERATION FRONT. 2. H. CON. RES. 284 BB – TO ESTABLISH A JOINT COMMITTEE ON IMPOUNDMENT FUNDS. 3. H.RES. 43 BB PROHIBITING INVOLUNYARY BUSING OF STUDENTS. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 43 – STATEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON FEBRUARY 28, 1972 BEFORE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE SUBCOMMITTEE 5 4. H. J. RES. 22 BB MARCH 21, 1971 AS NAT’L WEEK OF CONCERN FOR POW AND MIA 5. H. RES. 119 TO CREATE A SELECT COMMITTEE ON AGING. 6. H. CON RES. 200 BB RE: CONSOLIDATION OF CERTAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE LOCAL BOARDS OF THE SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM. 7. H. RES. 352 BB TO CREATE A COMMITTEE ON THE ENVIRONMENT 8. H. RES. 382 BB URGING THE PRES. TO RELEASE APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS NOW FROZEN. 9. H. R. 6152 BB MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES BEING CHARGED WITH CRIMES AGAINST CIVILIANS IN WAR ZONES. 10. HR. 614 BB SHORTENING OF WWI SERVICE REQUIREMENT FOR PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING ELIGIBILITY FPR PENSION UNDER SUCH TITLE. 11. H. R. 613 BB BENEFITS FOR OPTOMETRY OFFICERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICE. 12. H. J. RES.: 699 BB RELATING TO TENURE IN OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES. 13. H. R. 984 BB SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLANS, 14. H. R. 1221 BB EQUALIZATION OF RETIRED PAY OF MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES OF EQUAL GRADE & YEARS OF SERVICE. 15. HR 1222 BB COMPUTATION OF DISABILITY RETIREMENT PAY FOR MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES. 16. H. R. 1818 BB RELIEF OF MODESTO FERRER 17. H. R. 2146 BB TRIAL AND REVIEW OF CRIMINAL ACTIONS INVOLVING OBSCENITY. 18. H. R. 3607 BB PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL & ARCHEOLOGICAL DATA. 19. H. R. 3681 BB WAGE BOARD BILL 20. HR 5026 BB TO AMEND THE CONSOLIDATED FARMERSD ADM. ACT OF ’61 AS AMENDED TO INCREASE THE LOAN LIMITATION ON CERTAIN LOANS. 21. H. R. 5028 BB TO AMEND THE CONSOLIDATED FARMERS HOME ADM. ACT OF ’61 TO PROVIDE FOR INSURED OPERATING LOANS, ETC. 22. H. R. 5442 BB TO ESTABLISH THE AUTHORIZED STRENGTH OF THE NAVAL RESERVE IN OFFICERS IN THE GRADE OF REAR ADMIRAL, ETC. 23. H. R. 5445-RHODESIA BB TO PREVENT THE PRPHIBITION ON THE IMPORTATION INTO THE US OF ANY STRATEGIC & CRITICAL MATERIAL FROM ANY FREE WORLD COUNTRY FPR SO LONG AS THE IMPORTATION OF LIKE MATERIAL FROM ANY COMMUNIST COUNTRY IS NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW. 24. H. R. 5471 BB TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL BENEFITS FOR OPTOMETRY OFFICERS IN THE UNIFORMED SERVICE. 25. H. RES. 326 BB CREATING A SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE TO CONDUCT A FULL & COMPLETE INVERTIGATION OF ALL ASPECTS OF THE ENERGY RESOURCES OF THE U. S. 26. H. R. 6648 BB TO IMPROVE NAVIGATION CONDITIONS IN THE APALACHCOLA RIVER, FLA. ETC. 27. H. R. 6701 BB SUPPORT THE PRICE OF MFG. MILK AT NOT LESS THAN 85 PER CENTUM OF PARITY FOR THE MARKETING YR. ’71-’72. 28. H. RES.343 BB RELATING TO ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WILLIAM ORVILLE DOUGLAS. 29. H. R. 7547 BB TO AMEND THE FED. FOOD, DRUG AND COSEMETIC ACT TO REQUIRE THAT COSEMETICS CONTAINING MERCURY OR ANY OF ITS COMPOUNDS BEAR LABELING STATING THAT FACT. 30. H. R. 7843 BB TO ASSISR IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO SMALL COMMUNITIES. 31. H. R. 7867 BB TO AMEND FOOD STAMP ACT OF ’64 TO EXCLUDE FROM COVERAGE BY THE ACT EVERY HOUSEHOLD WHICH HAS A MEMBER WHO IS ON STRIKE, ETC. 32. H. R. 7956 BB INCREASE IN SS BENEFITS & R. R. RETIREMENT BENRFITS & COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENTS OF CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT ANNUITIES SHALL BE DISREGARDED UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES IN DETERMINING ELIGIBILITY FOR DEPENDENCY & COMP. FOR DEPENDENT PARENTS OF VETS AND NON-SERVICE CONNECTED PENSION FOR VETS. AND WIDOWS. 33. H. R. 8142 BB EXEMPTION OF CERTAIN VEHICLES AND FARM VEHICLE DRIVERS. 34. H. R. 8432 BB TO PROVIDE COMPEREHENSIVE TREATMENT FOR MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES. 35. H. R. 8580 BB TO AUTHORIZE EMERHENCY LOAN GUARENTIES TO MAJOR BUSINESS ENTERPRISES. 36. H. R. 9162 BB CONCERNING LEGAL COUNSEL OF RECIPIENTS OF LOANS UNDER PROGRAMS ADM’D BY THE DEPT. OF AGING. 37. H. R. 9165 BB TO TRANSFER THE COAST GUARD TO THE DEPT. PF DEFENSE. 38. H. R. RES. 715 BB STABLE PURCHASING POWER RESOLUTION OF 1971. 39. H. R. 9427 BB UNLAWFUL IN D. C. TO PROMOTE OR FACILITATE ILLEGAL DRUG TRAFFICING BY POSSION, SALE, ETC. 40. H. R. 9341 BB TO PROVISE FOR REQUIREMENT OF CERTAIN EMPLOYEES OF THE FBI AND THE US SECRET SERVICE. 41. H. R. 9541 BB TO AMEND THE OMNIBUS CRIME CONTROL AND SAFE STREETS ACT TO PROVIDE A SYSTEM FOR THE REDRESS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS’ GRIEVANCES AND TO ESTABLISH A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS’ BILL OF RIGHTS IN EACH STATE. 42. H. R. RES, BB TO PROVIDE COMP. TO POW OF VIETNAM ERA BECAUSE OF THE INHUMANE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THEIR INCARCERATION. 43. H. R. 558 BB RE: SELECT SUPREME COURT STUDY COMMITTEE. 44. H. RES. 796 BB AUTHORIZING ADDITIONAL APPS TO THE SEC. OF TRANS. FOR INTERCITY RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE AND FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN HIGH SPEED GROUND TRANSPORTATION. 45. H. R. 9846 BB CONSOLIDATED FARM AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT ACT. 46. H. R. 4918 BB GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA, INC. 47. H. R. 6473 BB GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA. 48. H. R. 8028 & 8029, 8406 BB TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA. 49. H. R. 9945 BB PROVIDE THAT THE CHIEF OF THE MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS OF THE NAVY AND AF BE A BRIGADIER GEN. OR REAR ADMIRAL. 50. H. R. 10032 BB REQUIRE THE USE OF RECYCLED PAPER IN PRINTING CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. 51. H. R. RES. 859 BB NATIONAL BETA CLUB WEEK. 52. H. R. 10514 BB FARM CREDIT ACT OF 1971. 53. H. R. 10515 BB TO AMEND THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF ’34 TO ESTABLISH ORDERLY PROCEDURES FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF BROADCAST LICENSES. 54. H. R. 10516 BB TO PROVIVE INCREASES IN CERTAIN ANNUITIES PAYABLE UNDER CHAPTER 83 OF TITLE 5, U. D. CODR 10516 55. H. RES. 596 BB DISAPPROVAL OF ALTERNATE PLAN RE PAY ADJUSTMENTS FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. 56. H. R. 10622 BB TO ENCOURAGE NAT’L DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING INCENTIVES FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW OR EXPANDED JOB- PRODUCING AND JOB TRAINING UNDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL FACILITIES IN RURAL AREAS, ETC. 57. H. R. 10660 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE TO EXCLUDE FROM GROSS INCOME THE ENTIRE AMOUNT OF THE COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE U. S. WHO ARE POW’S , MIA’S, OR IN A DETAILED STATUS DURING VIETNAM CONFLICT. 58. H. R. 10670 BB TO AMEND CHAPTER 73 OF TITLE 10 OF U. S. CODE TO ESTABLISH A SURVIVOR BENEFIT PLAN. 59. H. R. 10655 BB RUNAWAY YOUTH ACT. 60. H. CON. RES. 406 BB EXPRESSING CONGRESSIONAL RECOGNITION OF A DECLARATION OF GENERAL & SPECIALRIGHTS OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED. 61. H. R. 10891 BB TO REPEAL THE NANUFACTURESB EXCISE TAX ON FARM TRUCKS. 62. H. R. 10896 BB TO ESTABLISH A COMMISSION ON PENAL REFORM 63. HR 10912 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF ’54 TO ALLOW A CREDIT AGAINST INCOME TAX YO INDIVIDUALS FOR CERTAIN EXPENSES INCURRED IN PROVIDING HIGHER EDUCATION. 64. H. R. 10913 BB TO AMEND THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF ’70 TO EXEMPT SMALL FARMERS FROM ITS REQUIREMENTS. 65. H. R. 634 BB URGING THE PRE. TO PRESS FOR U. S, AGRICULTURAL TRADE RIGHTS WITH EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY. 66. H. R. 11057 BB FOREIGN TRADE & INVESTMENT ACT OF ’72.

Box 130 1977 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. FOREIGN AFFAIRS (GENERAL) 2. ’77 FOREIGN AFFAIRS (GENERAL) 3. ’77 JEW (GENERAL) II 4. ’77 HEW (GENERAL) I 5. ISSUES: HEW – (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 6. ISSUES: HEW ABORTION 1977 7. 1977 HEW (WELFARE) 8. ISSUES: HEW (HR 2966) (NO MATERIAL WHEN TRANSFERRED) 9. ISSUES: HEW (LABOR-HEW APPROPRIATIONS) CANCER FUNDING 10. ISSUES: HEW CHRISTIAN, W. T. (HEW) – MEDICAID 11. ISSUES: HEW – LABOR – MRS. LAMAR SPENCE 12. ISSUES: HEW – SENT TO THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR-HEW APPROPRIATIONS MRS. MATTIE WALLS 13. ISSUES: EDUCATION (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERMR. JERALD T. LIPSCOMB) 14. ISSUES: HEW – ROSSO, M. A. MS. RE: CALIFANO’S COOK 15. 1977 ISSUES: HEW VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973 EXTENSION( 16. 1977 HOUSING (GENERAL) 17. ISSUES: HOUSING, (PROPERTY TAX RECORDS IN MUSCOGEE COUNTY) 18. ISSUES: HOUSING – METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE, INC. (HUD) 19. ISSUES: HOUSING – MANUFACTURED HOUSING INDUSTRY (HUD) – MR. CECIL CULLIP 20. 1977 LABOR (GENERAL) 21. 1977 LABOR (GENERAL) 22. ISSUES: LABOR (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 23. ISSUES: LABOR – COPIES OF LETTER FROM CONG. ERLENBORN RE: JB’B VOTE ON INDEXING PROVISION TO MINIMUM WAGE 24. ISSUES: LABOR (OHSA) HIGHTOWER, MR. GEORGE 25. ISSUES: LABOR – MINIMUM WAGE THRESHOLD FOR SMALL BUSINESSES LETTER FROM CONG. J. J. PICKLE 26. ISSUES: LABOR – VITY OF PERRY (MAYOR JAMES MCKINLEY) 27. HR 8410 LABOR REFORM ACT I (FOLDER WITH NO TITLE) 28. HR 8410 LABOR REFORM ACT ISSUES: LABOR MINIMUM WAGE 28A ISSUES: LABOR – H. R. 8410 (SEE OPINION BALLOT DRAWER, WE ARE HOLDINGCORRESPONDENCE ON LABOR REFORM ACT) LABOR REFORM ACT 29. 1977 LABOR OSHA 1977 LABOR OSHA

Box 131 1975 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. FEBRUARY MISC. 1975 2. 1975 MARCH MISC. 3. 1975 APRIL MISC. 4. 1975 MAY MISC. 5. 1975 JUNE MISC. 6. 1975 JULY MISC. 7. 1975 AUGUST MISC. 8. 1975 SEPTEMBER MISC. 9. 1975 OCTOBER MISC. 10. 1975 NOVEMBER MISC. 11. 1975 DECEMBER MISC. 12. 1975 GA. POWER RATES INS MISC. 13. 1975 INTERNAL SECURITY COMM. MISC. 14. AUTO EMISSION CONTROLS MISC. 15. ISSUES: MISC (VOTING RIGHTS ACT) 16. ISSUES: MISC. – JULY, 1975 NEWSLETTER 17. ISSUES: MISC. – COMMON CLAUSE 18. ISSUES: MISC. – MAY, 1975 NEWSLETTER 19. ISSUES: MISC. – DR. ROBERT D. LANGE ( OUR CORRESPONDENT: LTC ALFRED F. MCFEE) 20. ISSUES: MISC. – H. J. RES. 280 – VOTING REPRESENTATION FOR THE DIST. OF COLUMBIA 21. JONES, MARTHA B. (ISSUES: MISC.) (BANKING & CURRENCY COMMITTEE BANK SUPERVISION INSURANCE SOB.) 22. ISSUES: MISC. (COPYRIGHT BILL) BARNES, FLETCHER H. 23. ISSUES: MISC. (1975) (TH-YOUS FOR VOTE ON FED. TRUCK WEIGHT INCREASE 24. MISC. SENIORITY SYSTEM ARTICLES 25. PRAYER AMENDMENT – 1971 (MISC) 26. ISSUES: MISC. (CONSUMER AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE) JACK F. COX 27. ISSUES: MISC. (MALCOLM REESE) FINANCIAL INSTIYUTIONS, SUPERVISION…SUBCOMMITTEE 28. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS: CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY LEGISLATION 29. ISSUES: MISC. (WARNER ROBINS C. B. CLUB, INC. 30. ISSUES: MISC. (HR 10024) 31. ISSUES: MISC. (HR 4675 – PHIL CRANE’S BILL) 32. ISSUES: MISC. (BOTTLERS) 33. ISSUES: MISC. ( CONSUMER PRODUCTS SAFETY COMMISSION IMPROVEMENTS ACT OF 1975) 34. ISSUES: MISC. (BURNHAM, LEROY) APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE 35. 1975 NAT’L. HEALTH INS. MISC. 36. 1975 NEW YORK CITY MISC. 37. PENSION REFORM MISC.

Box 132 1970 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. LEGIS. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS JANUARY – JUNE 1970 2. MISC – JUNE & JULY 3. ISSUES: MISC. – JUNE - DEC.  ISSUES: NATIONAL COTTON BATTING INSTITUTE  ELECTORAL REFORM  OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH BILL  CONSUMER CLASS LEGISLATION 4. ISSUES: NAT. FED. INDEP. BUS. BALLOTS – JAN.—JUNE ‘70 5. ISSUES: NAT. FED. INDEP. BUS. BALLOTS – JULY-DEC. ‘70 6. LEGIS. ISSUES: MEDICARE 1970 7. LEGIS. ISSUES: NEWS MEDIA 1970 8. LEGIS. ISSUES: POLITICS – 1970 9. LEGIS. ISSUES: POSTAL INCREASE & POST OFFICE 1970 (NO NUMBER) LEGIS. ISSUES: NATIONAL DEBT 1970 (EMPTY) (NO NUMBER) LEGIS. ISSUES: OIL DEPLETION ALLOWANCE 1970) (EMPTY)

Box 133 1970 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (DAIRY IMPORTATION) 2. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FEDERAL MEAT INSPECTIONS) 3. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (PEANUT PRICING) 4. LEGIS. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 1970 5. ISSUES: AIR & WATER POLLUTION (GEORGIA CONFERENCE) 6. LEGIS. ISSUES: AIR & WATER POLLUTION 1970 7. LEGIS. ISSUES: BANKS 1970 8. LEGIS. ISSUES: CAMBODIA 9. LEGIS. ISSUES: CICIL RIGHTS 1970 10. LEGIS. ISSUES: CIVIL SERVICE 1970 11. LEGIS. ISSUES: CONSERVATION 1970 12. LEGIS. ISSUES: COTTON PROGRAM 1970 13. LEGIS. ISSUES: CRIME 1970 14. LEGIS. ISSUES: DAIRY IMPORTS 1970 15. LEGIS. ISSUES: DRUGS 1970 16. LEGIS. ISSUES: DRAFT 1970 17. LEGIS. ISSUES: DEMONSTRATIONS 1970 18. LEGIS. ISSUES: DISASTER RELIEF 1970 (EMPTY) 19. LEGIS. ISSUES: EDUCATION 1970  ISSUES: EDUCATION – (ON GEORGIA SUIT AGAINST HEW) 20. LEGIS. ISSUES: ELECTORIAL REFORM 1970 21. LEGIS. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 1970 22. ISSUES: MEDICARE 23. LEGIS. ISSUES: ADAM CLAYTON POWELL 1970 (EMPTY)

Box 134 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. PR REQUEST A 2. PR REQUEST B 3. PR REQUEST C 4. PR REQUEST C (DUP) 5. PR REQUEST D 6. PR REQUEST E 7. PR REQUEST F 8. PR REQUEST G 9. PR REQUEST H 10. PR REQUEST I 11. PR REQUEST J 12. PR REQUEST K 13. PR REQUEST L 14. PR REQUEST M 15. PR REQUEST N 16. PR REQUEST O 17. PR REQUEST P 18. PR REQUEST Q (EMPTY) 19. PR REQUEST R 20. PR REQUEST S 21. PR REQUEST T 22. PR REQUEST U 23. PR REQUEST V 24. PR REQUEST (WILLIAMS, SGORTY OR C. H.) 25. PR REQUEST W 26. PR REQUEST X (EMPTY) 27. PR REQUEST Y 28. PR REQUEST Z 1974 CONGRATS 29. PR REQUEST A 30. PR REQUEST B 31. PR REQUEST C 32. PR REQUEST D 33. PR REQUEST E 34. PR REQUEST F 35. PR REQUEST G  P. R. CONGRATS MRS. LEDONIA VINSON GRIFFIN (OUT CORRES IS ROBT CRONIN OF SAVANNAH 36. PR REQUEST H  P. R. CONGRATS – EKITE HOUSE FOR: HENDRY, MRS. BLANCETT ANN (OUR CORRES IS MR. W. A. HENDRY) JB IS ALSO SEND COBGRATS 37. PR REQUEST I 38. PR REQUEST J 39. PR REQUEST L 40. PR REQUEST M 41. PR REQUEST N 42. PR REQUEST O 43. PR REQUEST P 44. PR REQUEST Q (EMPTY) 45. PR REQUEST R 46. PR REQUEST T 47. PR REQUEST U (EMPTY) NO NUMBER PR REQUEST V 48. PR REQUEST W 49. PR REQUEST X (EMPTY) 50. PR REQUEST Y 51. PR REQUEST Z NO NUMBER PR REQUEST STAR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS 52. PR REQUEST S 53. YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL 54. PR CONDOLENCES 1974 55. PR TOURS AND VISITORS 56. PR TOURS AND VISITORS APOCALYPSE GROUP OF EVENGEL TEMPLE COLUMBUS OCT. 15-16, 1974 57. PR TOURS AND VISITORS ARENE, MR. & MRS. WM. B JUNE 25-28, 1974 58. PR TOURS AND VISITORS ASH, RAYMOND & FAMILY AUG. 7, 1974 59. PR TOURS AND VISITORS BETHEA, MR. & MRS. A. W. & FAMILY AUG. 20 – 22, 1974 JOHN SHEPPARD 60. PR TOURS AND VISITORS COKER, MRS. SARAH & PARTY (ANDERSONVILLE) 61. PR TOURS AND VISITORS – COX, EMORY H. ( TO BE FILED IN PR TOURS AND VISITORS GENERAL FILE) 62. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS DAVIS, PARLEY E. & FAMILY VALAER, MR. & MRS. PAUL JULY 23-24 63. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS – EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH PRE- TEEN CHOIR – TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1974 64. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: ELLIS. MR. & MRS. A. C. MR. & MES. A. C. AUG. 14-15, 1974 65. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS REV. & MRS. J. H. FLAKES FEB. 25 TO MAR, 1, 1974 66. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS HURST, MR. & MRS. JULIAN AND PARTY NOV. 29-30-1974 67. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: JEFFORDS, MR. & MRS. R. G. & DOZIERS JULY 10-12, 1974 68. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: KINARD. WM. C. & FAMILY SEPT. 11-13, 1974 69. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: LEE, MRS. HAROLD R AND MOTHER, MRS. LUCILLE LANE JUNE 13-14, 1974 70. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MCDOWELL, LT. COL. D. C. & FAMILY JUNE 13-14 71. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MCGUIRE, MRS. L. C. DEC. 3, 1974 72. 1974 P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MC WHIRTER, MR. & MRS. MODE : LITTLETON, MR. MRS. FRANK 73. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MOORE, KENNETH L. & FAMILY JULY 2-3, 1974 74. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MORELAND, MR. JAMES LYNWOOD & FAMILY JUNE 16-18, 1974 75. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MOULTRIE, HON. ROY & FAMILY MARCH 25 – 27, 1974 76. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: OWENS. MR. NORMAN C. & FAMILY AUG. 13, 1974 77. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: RAY, MRS. CHARLES OF COLUMBUS DEC. 26-31, 1974 78. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: REED. MR. & MRS. JAMES W. & FAMILY JUNE 13-14, 1974 79. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: RILEY, CLARENCE E. & FAMILY AUG 6, 1974 80. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: SASSER, MRS. CARROLL T. JUNE 20-21, 1974 81. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: SHAPIRO, STAN & ANN WIED 9-6-1974 82. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: SLAY, MR. & MRS. JACK OF COLUMBUS JULY 5-6, 1974 83. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: SMITH, MRS. GAY K. KIKER, MR. & MRS. NED JULY 30-31, 1974 84. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: SMITH, DR. PATTON P JULY 15 – 19, 1974 85. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: THOMPSON, HARRY & FAMILY AUG. 7-8, 1974 86. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: TIPPETT, ROSEMARY & ROGERS, CAROLYN JULY 23-25, 1974 87. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: TUCKER, MR. & MRS. FRANK A. JUNE 25, 1974 88. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: WALKER, GEORGE F. & FAMILY WARNER ROBINS JULY 10-11, 1974 89. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: MR. AND MRS. JERRY L. WALKER MARCH 26-27, 1974 3/25 90. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: WALKER, LEE, II JULY 14 – 18, 1974 91. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: WALTERS, MRS. W. M. (JUNE 12 – 15, 1974) 6/11 92. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: FOR COL. ALVIN T. WILSON AND PARTY – JANUARY 2, 3, AND 4, 1974 93. P. R. TOURS AND VISITORS: WILSON, MRS. MARLENE OCTOBER 3-8, 1974

Box 135 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. BRINKLEY BILL 92ND CONGRESS 2. H. R. 1384 BRINKLEY BILL TO AMEND THE FED. TRADE COM. ACT TO PROVIDE THAT UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES EXCLUSIVE TERRITORISL ARRANGEMENTS SHALL NOT BE DEEMED UNLAWFUL 3. H. J. RES, 199 BB TENURE IN OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT JUDGES 4. H. J. BB ESTABLISH NATIONAL CEMETERY SYSTEM WITH THE V, A. (EMPTY) 5. H. R. RES. 264 BB TO DESIGNATE CHRISTMAS WEEK AS “BLOOD DONOR WEEK” 6. H. R. 2900 BB TO PROVIDE IMPROVERED MEDICAL CARE TO VETS.. PROVIDE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CARE TO CERTAIN DEPENDENTS AND SURVIVORS OF VETS.: TO IMPROVE RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF CAREER PERSONNEL IN THE DEPT. OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. (EMPTY) 7. H. R. BB TO ATTEND TITLE 38 OF THE U. S. CODE TO SHORTEN THE WWI SERVICE REQUIREMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING ELIGIBILITY FOR PENSION UNDER SUCH TITLE. 8. H. R. 3831 BB TO PROVIDE PRICE SUPPORT FOR MILK AT NOT LESS THAN 85 PER CENTUM OF THE PARITY PRICE THEREFOR 9. H. R. 3911 BB TO PROHIBIT MOST FAVORED NATION TREATMENT, COMMERCIAL AND GUSRANTEE AGREEMENTS WITH RESPECT TO ANY ONO MARKET ECONOMY COUNTRY WHICH DENIES TO ITS CITIZENS THE RIGHT TO EMIGRATE, ETC. 10. H. R. 4505 BB TO PROVIDE FOR PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF REAL PROPERTY TAXES RE: PROPERTY OWNED BY THE FED. GOVT. 2-21-73 11. H. R. 4736 BB TO AMEND SECTION 355 OF TITLE 38 U. S. CODE, RELATING TO AUTHORITY OF THE ADM. OF VETS,’ AFFAIRS TO READJUST THE SCHEDULE OF VETS. DIS. RATINGS 12. H. R. 4819 BB TO AMEND THE PUBLIC WORK AND ECONOMIC DEV. ACT OF 1965 TO EXTEND THE AUTHORIZATION FOR A ONE YEAR PERIOD 2-27-73 13. H. R. 5130 BB TO PERMIT RET’D POW VIETNAM CONFLICT TO IMPART FREE OF DUTY ADDITIONAL PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS DURING 1-YR. PERIOD AFTER HIS RETURN. 14. H. R. 5132 BB TO AMENDTITLES 19 AND 37 OF THE U. S. CODE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE TO MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES IN MISSING STATUS VIETNAM CONFLICT DOUBLE CREDIT, ETC. 15. H. R. 5498 BB TO READJUST THE SCHEDULE OF RATINGS FOR THE DISABILITIES OF VETERANS, ETC, 16. H. R. 5511 BB TO AMEND THE OMNIBUS CRIME CONTROL AND SAFE STREETS ACT OF 1968: PROVIDE BENEFITS TO SURVIVORS OF CERTAIN PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS WHO DIE IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTY. 17. H. R. 5609 BB TO PROVIDE FOR THE HUMANE CARE, TREATMENT, HABITATION AND PROTECTION OF THE MENTALLY RETARDED IN RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES, ETC. 18. H. R. 5990 BB TO AUTHORIZE THE SEC, OF AGRICULTURE TO DEVELOP AND CARRY OUT A FORESTRY INCENTIVES PROGRAM, ETC. 19. H. R. 6193 BB TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT TO EXPAND AUTHORITY OF THE NAT’L. INSTITUTE OF ARTHRITIS METABOLISM AND DIGESTIVE DISEASES TO ADVANCE ATTACK,ETC. 20. H. R. 6486 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE A TRADE OR BUSINESS DEDUCTION TO FIREMEN FOR MEALS EATEN AT POST OF DUTY OVERNIGHT. 21. H. R. 6516 BB TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 4-3-73 22. H. R. 6574 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 U. S. CODE, TO ENCOURAGE PERSONS TO KOIN AND REMAIN IN RESERVES AND NAT’L GUARD…SERVICE MEN’A GROUP LIFE INS. RETIRED RESERVE 4-4-73 23. H. R. 6884 BB TO AMEND TITLE 10 US CODE, SO AS TO PROVIDE THE CHIEF OF THE MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS AND THE CHIEF OF BSC OF THE AIR FORCE SHALL BE BRIG. GENERAL. 24. H. R. 7561 BB TO AUTHORIZE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NAT’L RECREATION AREA IN THE STATE OF GA., AND FOR OTHER PERPOSES. 25. H. R. 8046 BB TO ESTABLISH A U. S. FIRE ADM. AND A NAT’L, FIRE ACADEMY IB THE DEPT. OF HUD TO ASSIST STATES LOCAL GOVT. IN REDUCING FIRE, ETC. 26. H. R. 8479 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE INCOME TAX SIMPLICATION, REFORM AND RELIEF FOR SMALL BUSINESS 27. H. R. 8687 TO AMEND CHAPTER 5, TITLE 37 U. S. CODE, TO REVISE THE SPECIAL STRUCTURE RELATING TO MEMBERS OF UNIFORMED SERVICES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 28. VA – JOHNSON. DONALD E. RE: VETERANS’ ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATION (VOCATIONAL) 5/30 NOTE ->5/9/77 SEND CONTENTS OF THIS ENVELOP TO MR. RICHARDSON UPON RECEIPT OF LTR FROM VA. 29. H. R. 8830 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 U. S. CODE TO TREAT VOCATIONA SCHOOL ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS ON SAME BASIS AS CLLEGE ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS. 6/20/73 30. H. R. 9048 TO AMEND TITLE 38 U. S. CODE TO PROVIDE IMPAIRED MEDICAL CARE TO VETERANS: TO PROVIDE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CARE DEPENDENTS AND SURVIVORS OF VETERANS, ETC. 6-28-73 31. H. R. 9167 BB TO ESTABLISH AN ARBITRATION BOARD TO SETTLE DISPUTE BETWEEN SUPERVISORY ORGANIZATIONS AND THE U. S. POSTAL SERVICE. 32. H. R. 9474 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 OF U. S. CODE TO INCREASE MONTHLY RATES OF DISABILITY AND DEATH PENSION AND DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. 33. H. R. 9592 BB TO PROVIDE DISABILITY RETIREMENT PAY FOR MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES. 34. H. R. 9593 TO AMEND TITLE 10 OF THE U. S. COSE IN ORDER TO PERMIT THE PARTIAL ATTACHMENT OF RETIRED OR RETAINER PAY TO SATISFY JUDICIALLY DECREED FAMILY SUPPORT CONTRIBUTIONS, 35. H. R. 9594 BB TO PROVIDE FOR THE EQUALIZATION OF THE RETIRED PAY OF MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES OF EQUAL GRADE AND YEARS OF SERVICE. 36. H. R. 9595 TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE SOC.SEC. ACT SO AS TP REMOVE THE LIMITATION UPON THE AMOUNT OF OUTSIDE INCOME WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL MAY EARN WHILR RECEIVING BENEFITS THERE UNDER. 37. H. R. 9578 BB TO AMEND CHAPTER 37 OF TITLE 38, U. S. CODE TO IMPROVE BASIC PROVISIONS OF THE VETERANS’ HOME LOAN PROGRAMS AND TO ELIMINATE THOSE PROVISIONS PERTAINING TO DORMANT FARM AND BUSINESS LOANS. 38. H. R. 9850 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE THAT BLOOD DONATIONS SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS DEDUCTIBLE FROM GROSS INCOME 39. H. R. 10454 BB TO REQUIRE THAT A PERCENTAGE OF U. S. OIL IMPORTS BE CATTIED ON U. S. FLAG VESSELS. (EMPTY) 40. H. R. 10649 BB TO INCORPORATE POP WARNER LITTLE SCHOLARS. INC. 41. H. R. 10913 BB FED. ACT TO CONTROL EXPENDURES AND UPGRADE PRIORITIES. EMPTY 42. H. R. 10768 BB TO AMEND TITLE 23 U. S. CODE TO INSURE THAT NO STATE WILL BE APPORTIONED LESS THAN 80 PER CENTUM OF ITS TAX CONTRIBUTION TO THE HIGHWAY TRUSY FUND. 43. H. R. 10845 TO AMEND ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT IN REGARD TO THE AUTHORITY CONFERRED BY THAT SECTION WITH RESPECT TO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. 44. H. R. 10950 BB TO AUTHORIZE THE DISPOSAL OF SILICON CARBIDE FROM THE NAT’L STOCKPILE AND THE SUPPLEMENTAL STOCKPILE. 45. H. RES. 614 MIDDLE EAST BB 46. H. R. 1118 BB AMENDMENTS OF ‘73 47. H. R. 10746 BB NAT’L CANCER RESEARCH ACT OF 1973. 48. H. R. 10746 BB NAT’L CANCER RESEARCH ACT WITH CO-SPONSORS 49. H. R. 13622 BB TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT TO IMPROVE THE NAT’L CANCER PROGRAMS… (EMPTY) 50. H. CON. RES. 387 BB NAMING OF NUCLEAR POWERED AIRCRAFT CARRIER CVN-70 AS THE U. S. SHIP CARL VINSON. 51. LEGISLATION: 1973-74 52. H. R. 12190 BB EGG BILL 53. H. R. 12191 BB TO PROVIDE THE STATE OF GA. SHAL BE INCLUDED IN THE CENTRAL STANDARD TIME ZONE. 54. H. R. 12381 BB FEDERAL PAPERWORK BURDEN RELIEF ACT 55. H. R. 12459 BB TO AMEND THE U. S. CODE WITH RESPECT TO VETERANS DAY 56. H. J. RES. 891 BB NAT’L GRANDPARENTS DAY. 57. H. R. 12628 BB VETERANS EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION AMENDMENTS ACT OF 1974 58. H. R. BB TO AMEND THE UNIFORM TIME ACT OF ’66 TO PROVIDE THAT THE STANDARD TIME SHALL BE ADVANCED ONE HOUR DURING THE PERIOD BEGINNING ON THE FIRST SUNDAY IN JUNE AND ENDING ON THE LAST SUNDAY IN AUGUST OF EACH YEAR. 59. H. RES. 840 BB RELATIVE TO PANAMA CANAL ZONE. 60. H. RES. 847 BB DECLARING THE SENSE OF THEHOUSE WITH RESPECT TO A PROHIBITION OF CREDIT BY RGE EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF U. S. 61. H. RES. 875 BB DISAPPROVING PAY RAISE FOR FEDERAL OFFICIALS. 62. H. J. RES, 924 BB POSTAL EMPLOYEES DAY. 63. H. RES. 930 BB TRADE REFORM ACT OF 1973 64. H. R. 12719 TO REPEAL EMERGENCY DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME.

Box 136 1977 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1977 NFIB 2. MASS MAILOUT SOC. SEC. 3. OPINION SURVEY H. R. 13 FED. SERV. LABOR MGMT. ACT 4. POST CAED MAIL GUN CONTROL 5. MASS MAIL OUT COMMON SITUS 95TH CONGRESS 6. ZONE WHIP 7. ISSUES – VETERANS LETTERS SENT TO BOB SWEENY FOR HANDLING 8. ISSUES: VETERANS (LEON BARNES, UPSON COUNTY AREA VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL) 9. ’77 VETERANS (GENERAL) I 10. VETERANS (GEN.) 11. ISSUES: VETERANS (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 12. BERRY, MR. H, W, (DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION – GEORGIA) 13. JONES, MR. PAUL S. – ISSUES: TRANSPOETATIOM 14. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION GA PROJECTS M-2041 & F-204-1 (14 –SPUR, MUSCOGEE COUNTY – NORTH COLS BYPASS 6/23/77 KAREN 426-9121 7/1/77 CALLED AGAIN FOR STATUS PROCESS OF ANSWERING LTR WITHIN WEEK 7/13 CALLED AGAIN 15. BLANEY, COLONEL KERMIT – ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION 16. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION CAGLES INC. – GA. POULTRY FEDERATION, INC. ANDREWS, ERNEST – MASSEY, ABIT 17. ISSUES: TAXES STEMBRIDGE, MR. D. E. (IRS & WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE) 18. ISSUES: TAXES – MR. HOKE S. REED, SR. 19. ISSUES: TAXES – MR. WILLIAM R. PETERS (WAM) 20. ISSUES: TAXES – MR. AND MRS, JOHN R, MYLER (W&M) 21. ISSUES: TAXES – J. L. NCCOWN INQUIRY 22. ISSUES: TAXES (1978 COMPREHENSIVE TAX PEOPOSAL) 23. ISSUES: TAXES – COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS 24. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (BOWEN SUPPLY, INC.) (14’ MOBILE HOMES) 25. LETTERS: TRANSPORTATION AMTRAK 26. ’77 TRANSPORTATION (GEN.) 27. ’77 TAXES (GEN.) 28. ’77 TAXES (GEN.) 29. SOCIAL SECURITY (GENERAL) 30. ’77 SOC. SEC.(GEN.) II 31. ’77 REVENUE SHARING (GEN.) (EMPTY) 32. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE – TIETJEN, DAVID W. 33. ISSUES – POSTAL SERVICE – JERRY KENT 34. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (ADAMS, MR. AND MRS. BOYNTON H.) 35. POSTAL BILL (GLENN VAUGHN) (EMPTY) 36. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE H. R. 7700 POSTAL SERVICE ACT 1977 37. POSTAL SERVICE (GEN.) 38. ’77 POLITICS (GENERAL) 39. PENSION REFORM (GEN.) (EMPTY) 40. NAT’L HEALTH INS. (GEN.) PAMPHLET 1. VETERANS: EDUCATION SOC – SERVICEMEN’S OPPORTUNITY COLLEGES PAMPHLET 2 ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION MARTA IS…

Box 137 1967 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. LEGIS ISSUES: AGRICULTURE EGG PRICES ISSUES LEG, AGRICULTURE 2. ISSUES: BANKRUPTCIES 3. LEGIS. ISSUES: BASE CLOSURES 4. LEGIS. ISSUES: CIVIL RIGHTS 5. LEGIS. ISSUES: CIVIL SERVICE 6. LEGIS. ISSUES: CONSERVATION 7. STOKLEY CARMICHAEL 8. LEGIS. ISSUES: COTTOB PROGRAM 9. LEGIS. ISSUES: CRIME 10. LEGIS. ISSUES: DAIRY IMPORTS 11. ISSUES: DEFENCE APPROPRIATIONS 12. ISSUES: DEMONSTRATIONS 13. LEGIS. ISSUES: DISASTER RELIEF 14. LEGIS. ISSUES: DRAFT 15. LEGIS. ISSUES: DRUGS 16. ISSUES: EDUCATION 17. LEGIS. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 18. LEGIS. ISSUES: FIREARMS 19. LEGIS. ISSUES: FOREIGN POLICY 20. LEGIS. ISSUES: GREAT SOCIETY PROGRAMS 21. LEGIS. ISSUES: GUIDELINES 22. LEGIS. ISSUES: HEW 23. LEGIS. ISSUES: INSURANCE RATES 24. LEGIS. ISSUES: INVASION OF PRIVACY 25. LEGIS. ISSUES: 26. LEGIS. ISSUES: LAKE GEORGE DAM (GEORGIA) 27. LEGIS. ISSUES: MEDICAL RESTRAINT OF TRADE ACT (EMPTY) 28. LEGIS. ISSUES: MEDICARE 29. LEGIS. MISC. JAN-AUG 1967 30. ISSUES: MISC. SEPT.-DEC. 1976 31. LEGIS. ISSUES: MUTUAL FUNDS 32. LEGIS. ISSUES: AIR AND WATER POLUTION

Box 138 1976 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1976 ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (HAS ENVELOPE WITH NO TITLE) 2. ENERGY CRISIS: SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE (ADDITIONAL MATERIAL IN SAME FILE UNDER ISSUES, 1975) 3. PENDING ISSUES: ENERGY (FEA ARTICLE IN WALL STREET JOURNAL) OUR CORRESPONDENT: DR. LOUIS HAZORI) 4. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS (OUTER CONTINENTAL Shelf) 5. ISSUES: ENERGY (MRS. BOBBY SALTER) 6. ISSUES: ENERGY (MR. JOHN D. USRY) 7. ISSUES: ENERGY CRISIS _ WALTER E. WILSON 8. 1976 ISSUES: ENERGY GAS 9. 1976 FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT (GENERAL) 10. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 1% KICKER 11. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 12. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (SICK PAY EXCLUSION) 13. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT) 14. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – WREDE, KENNETH 15. ISSUES: HEW (HR 2966) 16. ISSUES: NEW: (NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE 17. ISSUES: HEW – GA. COMPREHENSIVE EPILEPSY PROGRAM PROPOSAL – HOWARD F. PHILLIPS, OUR CORRESPONDENT 6/9 NIH HOPES TO HAVE FINAL DECISION BY JULY 1 RW 4/30ELIZABETH SOMWONE WILL CALL ON THIS ON MONDAY WILL BE ONLY FOR EVALUATION 6/9 MARY HOFFMAN 496-69203 496-5751 18. HEW – FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE 19. ISSUES: HEW (GOV. BUSBEE) AL ULLMAN’S COMMITTEE 1/30/76 5/3 CALLED COMMITTEE KAREN JUST GOT REPORTED OUT OF SUBCOMMITTEE SOME TIME THIS WEEK. 20. ISSUES: HEW (CANCER RESEARCH LTR TO JIMMY CARTER ON BEHALF OF SAMUEL GARB) 21. ISSUES: HEW (MRS. A. J. EVANS, JR.) HEW 22. ISSUES: HEW (LAETRILLE) 23. ISSUES: HEW (NURSING STUDENTS (HEW) HIX, DORIS 24. ISSUES – HEW FACILITIES – NURSING HOME PEOPLE 25. ISSUES: HEW – (DR. JOHN T. MILLER-FTC & SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONCUMER) PROTECTION & FINANCE 26. ISSUES: HEW (PARENT LOCATOR SERVICE AS PROVIDED BY THE SOCIAL SERVICES ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1974) 27. ISSUES: HEW (JIM PARHAM) HEW 28. ISSUES: HEW (TITLE XX REGULATIONS) OUR CORRES IS DR. HART ODOM 29. ISSUES: HEW (KELLY, JAMES P.) HEW 30. ISSUES: (OVERRIDE ON LABOR-HEW APPROPRIATIONS) (VETO BILL) (H. R. 8069) 31. ISSUES: HEW (WELFARE) (CHARLIE MORGAN & JOSEPH PORCH 32. ISSUES: HEW DR. THOMAS Y. WHITLEY 33. ISSUES: HOUSING (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) (EMPTY) 34. ISSUES: HOUSING (EDWARDS, JOHN A.) HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 35. ISSUES: HOUSING (HUD) (BUD JOHNSON) 36. 1976 HOUSING (GENERAL) 37. ISSUES: INTELLIGENCE (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) (EMPTY) 38. 1976 INTELLEGENCE (GENERAL) 39. ISSUES: LABOR (RIGHT-TO-WORK QUESTIONAIRE) 40. ISSUES: H E W (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 41. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 42. 1976 HEW (GENERAL) 43. 1978 FOREIGN AFFAIRS 44. 1976 HEW WELFARE 45. INFORMATION ON H. R. 2966 46. DEC. MISC. 1976 47. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (DISCOUNT LOAN PROGRAM) 5/1 382-4796 48. ISSUES: LABOR (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) EXPORT - IMPORT BANK 4/21/76 – SHOULD HAVE LTS TOMMORROW PASSMON WILL CALL BACK

Box 139 1978 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES: ENERGY GASAHOL 2. ISSUES: EDUCATION – LIBRARY SERVICES & CONSTRUCTION ACT 3. ISSUES: EDUCATION (PENDING) ALFORD, FRED, SUPT. OF CHATTAHOOCHEE CO. SCHOOLS RE LTR TO MR. STORMER OF HEW 4. ISSUES: EDUCATION BARDWELL, MR. LLOYD M. LTR SENT TO REP. FLOOD RE FUNDING FOR CAREER INCENTIVE EDUCATION 5. ISSUES: EDUCATION – (EMERGENCY SCHOOL AID ACT – ESAA) 6. ISSUES: EDUCATION GEORGIA SCHOOL BOARD ASSOCIATION 7. ISSUES: EDUCATION HENRY, WAIGHTS G. JR. & JORDAN, DUPREE RE: SECTION 504 OF REHABILITATION ACT OF 73 8. ISSUES: EDUCATION “IMPACT AID” FUNDS 9. ISSUES: EDUCATION – DR. BRAXTON A. NAIL (HEW) 245-7644 6296 7000 8/31/77 BETSY 10. ISSUES: ENERGY – COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS 11. ISSUES: MISC- COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS CONSUMER PROTECTION (CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY, ETC) 12. 1978 ENERGY CRISIS (GENERAL) 13. 1978 EDUCATION (GENERAL) 14. ISSUES: EDUCATION – COMPREHENSIVE REHABILITATION SERVICES AMENDMENTS HR 12467 15. ISSUES: EDUCATION DEPT OF EDUCATION CARDS 16. ISSUES: EDUCATION HOUSTON COUNTY SPEECH SCHOOL LTR FROM MRS. CARLIEZE W. SPENCER FORWARDED TO CHM. PERKINS, ED & LABOR ALSO LETTER FROM VIRGINIA LONG RE SAME 9/12 GOLDIE 56557 11/1/78 GOLDIE LEFT WORD FOR HER TO CALL 17. ISSUES: CRIME JUVENILE OFFENDERS INFO. 18. ISSUES: CRIME (STOP DRUGS AT THE SOURCE (KEN KRUTTER) 19. ISSUES: CRIME (DRUGS) 20. 1978 ECONOMY (GENERAL) 21. PUBLIC WORKS JOB PLANNING TARGETS (EMPTY) 22. 1978 ECONOMY THE BUDGET 23. ECONOMY: PUBLIC WORKS EMPLOYMENT ACT OF 1976 24. ISSUES: ECONOMY RE: BARRY JONES INFLATION 25. INFO. FOR 1979 ISSUES FILE INFO ON PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 26. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – XM-1 TANK & 120 MM GUN 27. 1978 BROADCASTING (GENERAL) 28. 1978 CONSERVATION (GENERAL) ISSUES: CONSERVATION INFORMATION AND LETTERS ON H. R. 10255 – NONGAME FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT 29. 1978 CONSERVATION THANK YOU’S 30. CONSERVATION – ENVIRONMENT LETTERS FROM SIERRA CLUB ETC. 31. ISSUES: MISC. CONCUMER PROTECTION AGENCY. 32. 1978 CRIME (GUN CONTROL) 33. 1978 CRIME (GENERAL) 34. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES KELLY, JAMES L. (SEND COPY OF RESERVE SURVIVORS’ BENEFIT ACT WHEN HOUSE COMPLETES ACTION THIS SESSION) 35. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES LEO LYON’S LETTER RE MARTIN ARMY HOSPITAL, FORWARDED TO HON. RICHARD WHITE, SUBCOMMITTEE ON MIL. PERSONNEL 36. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (MILITARY CONSTRUCTION IN PRESEDENT’S BUDGET) 37. MBFR PENDING TRIP TO AUSTRIA 38. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES - NATO EXPEBDITURES (SEC. BROWN) 39. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – OPTOMETRY – DR. JOHN T. MILLER (DOD) 40. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – DR. DAVID B. ROBERTS – 3/1/78 – THELMA HARRISON WITHIN 2 WEEKS – 3830/78 – THELMA HARRISON NOW SHOULD CPME WITHIN 10-2 WEEKS 41. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES STEWART, MR. WILLIAM S. RE 60 MINUTES ON AAFES 8/90 42. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES TROTTER, MR. JAMES P., JR. RE CHAMPUS FORWARDED TO DOD CAL ROLETT 695-6281 DR. BRICKER 6/5 WENT TO DENVER – 7/20 - DR. BRICKER WILL CK ON IT & CALL US BACK CHECK BACK WITH LTC ROULETTER ON 8/15 IF WE HAVEN’T REC’D ANSWER – 43. ARMED SERVICES B-1 BOMBER 44. 1978 ARMED SERVICES (HEARINGS) EMPTY 45. ’78 NAT’L GUARD AUTH. MIL. CON. (EMPTY) 46. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 47. 1978 ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES CHAMPUS 48. MAJOR GENERAL BENJAMIN BAKER ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (MARTIN ARMY HOSPITAL) OX – 77471 3/30 – CAL RULET CALL ON MONDAY – 4/13/ 695-6281 49. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES CHAMPUS – LETTER TO MAJOR GENERAL BENJAMIN BAKES (BC’S TO BUDDY SPARKS & WALLACE VEAUDRY) 50. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (PENDING) BHASKAR, MAJOR GENERAL SURINDAR N. (LTR RE PREPAID DENTAL PLAN FOR ARMED SERVICES FROM JB) 51. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES BURCH, SSGT PHILLIP M. RE SUGGESTED WEAPONS SYSTEM – FORWARDED TO DOD 52. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – (SALE OF SMALL CALIBER WEAPONS BY DOD) (NOTE: COPT FOR XEROXING EXTRAS IS IN BACK OF THIS FOLDER) 53. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES COADY, MS. LINNIE; RE SUGGESTION FOR MEDICAL BENEFITS FOR RETIREES

Box 140 1970 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. D PR REQUEST 1978 2. C PR REQUEST 1978 3. PR REQUESTS “F” – DR. CHARLES FERGUSON 4. FABIANI, MRS. ROZELL PR REQUESY INDIAN WEEK IN COLUMBUS 5. F PR REQUEST 1978 6. REQUEST: ELLIOTT, THEODORE J. (TED) RE INFO FROM NATIONAL ARCHIVES 7. E PR REQUEST 1978 8. PR REQUESTS B PENDING: DUPONT. MR. LEO A., COLUMBUS. CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY VETERANS’ COUNCIL, INC. RE ASKING PRES. TO ATTEND NOV. 11; 78 VETS MEMORIAL EXERCISE & PARADE IN COLUMBUS 6/5/78 EVELYN SMALL – WH 456-2755 9. DUTTERA, MAURICE PR REQUEST-D 10. PR REQUEST MR. CLARKE W. DUNCAN DEC. 15, 1978 11. PR REQUEST 1978 DRADY, CURT RE DEBTORS PAYING DEBTS TO US WITH OIL – FORWARDED TO STATE DEPT. 12. PR REQUESTSGORDON G. DARRAN LTR OF RECOMMENDATION RE APPT. OF LEE R. WILLIAMS TO FEDERAL JUDGESHIP 13. PR REQUESTS DAEITY, MARTIN J. RE USAF RECRUITING ADVERTISING CONTRACT 14. C PR REQUEST 1978 15. PR REQUESTS GALLOPS, JOHN F. RE FED. GRANTS OR LOANS FOR LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS (SON, MARK) 16. GAMMAGE, MRS. F. C. PR REQUEST PRESIDENTIAL GREETING 100TH BIRTHDAY 17. PR REQUEST GARNER, MR. B. B. (100 BIRTHDAY) 18. PR REQUESTS GOURLEY, WILLIAM T. BILL RE: COPY OF CORPS OF ENGINEERS CONTRACT DACA 86-77-C-0019 MORRISON-KNUDSEN 19. H PR REQUEST 1976 20. LEGIS. ISSUES: HEW 1970 21. LEGIS. ISSUES: GUIDELINES 1970 22. LEGIS. ISSUES: GREAT SOCIETY PROGRAMS 23. LEGIS. ISSUES: GOV. MADDOX 1970 24. LEGIS. ISSUES: FOREIGN POLICY 1970 25. ISSUES: FOOD STAMPS 26. LEGIS. ISSUES: FIREARMS 1970 27. LEGIS. ISSUES: INVASION OF PRIVACY (EMPTY) 28. (NOTE) THERE WAS NO F 28 VG 29. LEGIS. ISSUES: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 1970 30. ISSUES: HUD 31. ISSUES: HOUSING (235 PROGRAM) 1970 32. LEGIS. ISSUES: LABOR 1970 33. I 34. LEGIS. ISSUES: (STUDENTS) 1978 35. V 36. U 37. XYZ 38. 1976 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (GENERAL) 39. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (NOW ACCOUNTS) 40. 1976 ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (THE HATCH ACT) 41. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (NATIONAL GUARD TECHNICIANS) WHITE’S SUBCOM – WM BYRD 42. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS) 43. FED EMPLOYEES – PRIVACY ACT 44. ISSUES: HEW APPROPRIATIONS 45. P. R. REQUEST, CRAIG, MR. DARDEN (AG. BULLETIN) 46. MEDICAID 47. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE

Box 141 1967 PUBLIC RELATIONS Folder Title 1. A – CONGRATS 1967 2. B - CONGRATS 1967 3. C – CONGRATS 1967 4. D – CONGRATS 1967 5. E-F-G – CONGRATS 1967 6. H – CONGRATS 1967 7. I-J-K-L – CONGRATS 1967 8. M – CONGRATS 1967 9. N-O-P-Q – CONGRATS 1967 10. R – CONGRATS 1967 11. S – CONGRATS 1967 12. T-U-V – CONGRATS 1967 13. W – CONGRATS 1967 14. X-Y-Z – CONGRATS 1967 15. CONDOLENCES – 1967 16. THANK YOU LETTERS – 1967 17. THANK YOU REC – 1967 18. THANK YOU REC – 1967 19. THANK YOU REC – 1967 20. A – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 21. B – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 22. C – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 23. D – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 24. E – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 25. F – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 26. G – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 27. H – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 28. I/J – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 29. K – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 30. L – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 31. M – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 32. N – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 33. O – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 34. P – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 35. Q – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 36. R – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 37. S – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 38. T – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 39. U/V – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 40. W – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 41. X=Y=Z – P. R. REQUEST – 1967 42. P. R. GRADUATES – 1967 43. P. R. REQUEST – CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY FOR 1968 44. P. R. REQUEST – FARM BULLETINS – 1967 45. P. R. REQUEST – AGRIC. YEARBOOKS – 1967

Box 142 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. H CON. RES. 4—BB BYELORUSSIA SOVIET SOCIALIST REP. UKRANIAN SOV. SOC. REP. ETC. OBJECTION TO THEIR UN MEMBERSHIP 2. HR 11087 BB TO PROVIDE FED. GRANTS TO ASSIST ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS TO CARRY ON PROGRAMS TO TEACH MORAL AND ETHICAL PRINCOPLES 3. H. R. 11131 BB TO AMEND THE EDUCATION OF THE HANDICAPPED ACT, ETC. 4. H. R. 11136 BB SOC.SEC. ACT TO INCLUDE QUALIFIED DRUGS REQUIRING A PHYSCIAN’S PRESCRIPTION OF CERTIFICATION AND APPROVED BY A FORMULARY COMMITTEE 5. H. RES. 662 BB CALLING FOR THE SHIPMENT OF PHANTON F-4 AIRCRAFT TO ISREAL IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THE ARMS BALANCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST. 6. H. CON. RES. 413 BB BOYCOT IN THE U. S. OF FRENCH MADE PRODUCTS UNTIL THE PRES. DETERMINES FRANCE HAS TAKEN SUCESSFUL STEPS TO HALF THE PROCESSING OF HEROIN AND ITS EXPORTATION TO THE U. S. 7. H. R. 11494 BB TO LIMIT U. S, CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE U.N. 8. H. J. RES. 948 BB AUTHORIZING PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM THE FIRST DAY OF JAN. EACH YEAR AS “ APPRECIATE AMERICA DAY” 9. H. R. 11683 BB TO REQUIRE THE SEC. OF AG. IN EVENT OF A NAT’L DISASTER TO MAKE ADJUSTMANTS IN PAYMENT YIELDS FOR PRODUCERS OF COTTON. 10. HR 12023 BB TO MAKE ANY ALIEN WHO BECOMES A PUBLIC CHARGE WITHIN 24 MONTHS OF HIS ARRIVAL IN THE U. S. SUBJECT TO DEPORTATION, ETC. 11. H. CON. RES. 494 BB RESOLVED THAT THE CONGRESS NOT APPROPRIATE NOR SHOULD THE PRESIDENT OR THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH BUDGET OR EXPEND ANY AMT. IN EXCESS OF ANTICIPATED REVENUES FOR THE ONCOMING FISCAL YEAR, 12. H. J. RES. 1000 BB TO DESIGNATE CHRISTMAS WEEK AS BLOOD DONOR WEEK. 13. H. R. 12155 BB TO ESTABLISH A FED. PROGRAM TO ENCOURAGE VOLUNTARY DONATION OF PURE AND SAFE BLOOD, TO REQUIRE LICENSING AND INSPECTION OF ALL BLOOD BANKS AND TO ESTABLISH A NAT’L REGISTRY OF BLOOD DONORS 14. H. R. 12480 BB 15. H. R. 12488 BB COLUMBUS LOCK AND DAM NAMED FOR GEORGE ANDREWS 16. H. R. 13071 BB TO ESTABLISH ORDERLY PROCEDURES FOR RENEWAL OF BROADCAST LICENSES. 17. H. R. 11163 BB SOCIAL SECURITY LEGISLATION 18. H. R. 12677 BB OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT AMENDED TO RECOGNIZE DIFFERENCE IN HAZARDS TO EMPLOYEES BETWEEN THE HEAVY CONSTRUCTION BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 19. H. R. 13858 BB TO AMEND THE FEDERAL DRUG, FOOD AND COSMETIC ACT IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGIS. OF MFG’S OF COSMETICS AND LABELING OF COSMETICS, ETC. 20. H. R. 12068 BB AMEND THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT TO EXEMPT ANY NON MFGING BUSINESS OR ANY BUSINESS HAVING 25 OR LESS EMPLOTEES FROM THE FEDERAL STANDARDS CREATED UNDER SUCH ACT. 21. H. R. 13384 BB RE: CIVIL DEFENSE ACT OF 1950 22. H. CON. RES. 543 BB INDIVIDUALS WHO REFUSED TO REGISTER FIR DRAFT, ETC.H RES. 858 BB RELEASE OF FUNDS APPROPRIATED FOR FHA’S FARM OPERATING LOAN PROGRAM. 23. H. J. RES. 1040 BB COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION INTO METHODS OF SIMPLIFYING FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN FORMS. 24. H. R. 13667 BB TO PROVIDE FOR PAPER MONEY OF THE U. S. TO CARRY A DESIGNATION IN BRAILLE INDICATING YJE DENOMINATION. 25. H. R. 13948 BB TO AMEND THE OCCUPATIONAL ACT OF ’70. 26. H. R. 14005 BB TO AUTHORIZE A COASR GUARD APPRO. FOR ALTERATION OF BRIDGES OVER THE NAVIGABLE WATERS. 27. H. R. 14349 BB TO PROVIDE PRICE SUPPORT FOR MILK AT NOT LESS THAN 8% PER CENTUM OF THE PARITY PRICE THEREFOR. 28. H. R. 14361 BB TO PROVIDE MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO ISREAL IN ORDER TO ASSIST IN RESETTLMENT OF RUSSIAN REFUGES. 29. H. R. 14408 BB TO AMEND THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF ’70 TO DEFINE THE TERM “EMPLOYEE” MORE PRECISELY. 30. H. RES. 939 BB SUPPORT OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE U. S. TO REPEL THE INVASION OF THE NORTH VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST INTO SOUTH VIETNAM. 31. H. R. 12784 BB AMEND THE UNIFORM RELOCATION ASSISTANCE AND REAL PROPERTY ACQUISITION POLICIES ACT OF 1970. 32. H. R. 13375 BB TO EXTEND FOR AN ADDITIONAL YEAR CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE UNIFORM RELOCATION ACT. 33. H. R. 14909 BB CONTINUANCE OF INCENTIVE PAY TO MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES FOR THE PERIOD REQUIRED FOR HOSPITALIZATION AND REHABILITATION AFTER TERMINATION OF MISSING STATUS. 34. H. R. 14350BB TO AMEND CODE OF ’54 WITH RESPECT TO LOBBYING BY CERTAIN TYPES OF EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. 35. H. R. 14915 BB TO AUTHORIZE AT GOVT’ EXPENSE, THE TRANS. OF HOUSE TRAILERS OR MOBILE DWELLINGS, IN PLACE OF MEMBERS IN A MISSING STATUS AND THE ADDITIONAL MOVEMENT OF DEPENDENTS AND EFFECTS OR TRAILERS OF THOSE MEMBERS IN SUCH STATUS FOR MORE THAN ONE YEAR. 36. H. R. 14975 BB EMPLOYMENT OF THE SKILLS, TALENTS, AND ESPERIENCE OF OLDER PERSONS ACT. 37. H. R. 14986 BB ESTABLISHMENT OF A SOUTH ATLANTIC BASIN ENVIROMENTAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM. 38. H. R. 15129 BB CERTAIN HOMEOWNER MORTGAGE INTEREST PAID BY THE SEC, OF HUD ON BEHALF OF A LOW INCOME MORTGAGOR SHALL NOT BE DEDUCTIBLE BY SUCH MORTGAGOR. 39. H. R. 15162 BB TO AMEND THE EDUCATION OF THE HANDICAPPED ACT TO PROVIDE FOR COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR SEVERLY AND PROFOUNDLY MENTALLY RETARDED CHILFREN. 40. H. CON. RES. 610 BB THAT IT IS THE SENSE OF CONGRESS THAT A COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL OF ALL AMERICANS FROM VIETNAM SHOULD BEGIN AFTER… 41. H. R. 15421 (INTERNAL REVENUE CODE) (PACED IN FOLDER) 42. H. R. 15421 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF ’54 TO PROVIDE INCOME TAX SIMPLIFICATION REFORM AND RELIEF FOR SMALL BUSINESS. 43. H. R. 15762 BB TO AMEND THE ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT OF ’70 AS RELATES TO RAW AG PRODUCTS 44. HR 15476 BB RTO ESTABLISH IN THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE AS INSTITUTE FOR RESEAECH ON DYSAUTONOMIA, ETC. 45. H. CON. RES. 666 BB TO COLLECT OVERDUE3 DEBTS 46. H. CON. RES. 633 BB EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF CONGRESS WITH RESPECT TO THE ACCOUNTING AND RETURN OF ALL AMERICAN POWS. 47. H. RES. 1131 BB IN SUPPORT OF U. S. VETS. OF U.N. RESOLUTION ON TERRORISM. 48. 16342 BB TREATMENT OF HIJACKERS 49. H. R. 16449 BB TO AMEND THE MONIBUS CRIME CONTROL AND SAFE STREETS ACT OF ’62 TO PROVIDE INCREASED ASSISTANCE TO CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS TO ESTABLISH MORE DERAILED GUIDELINES FOT SUCH PROGRAMS AND TO CREATE A STREAMLINED ADMINISTRATION OF SUCH ASSISTANCE. 50. H. R. 16469 BB TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE MENTAL HEALTH CRE FOR ALL AMERICANS. (EMPTY) 51. HR 16650 BB TO REQUIRE STATES TO PASS ALONG TO PUBLIC ASSISTANCE RECIPIENTS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO S. S, BENEFITS AT LEAST ½ OF 1972 INCREASE IN SUCH BENEFITS EITHER BY DISREGARDING IT IN DETERMING THEIR NEED FOR ASSISTANCE OR OTHERWISE. 52. BB 169 61. 63, 65, 67, 69, 71, 73, 675, 77 FIREMAN BILLS 53. H. R. 17147 BB RE: REPRESSIVE DISCRIMINATORY IMIGRATION POLICIES OF THE SOVIET UNION. 54. H. R. 14911 BB TO AUTHORIZE MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES WHO ARE IN A MISSING STATUS TO ACCUMULATE LEAVE WITHOUT LIMITATIONS, ETC.

Box 143 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. PR CONGRATS 1975 A 2. PR CONGRATS 1975 B 3. PR CONGRATS 1975 C (NOT NUMBERED) PR CONGRATS 1975 D 4. PR CONGRATS 1975 E 5. PR CONGRATS 1975 F 6. PR CONGRATS 1975 G 7. PR CONGRATS 1975 H (NOT NUMBERED) PR CONGRATS 1975 I 8. PR CONGRATS 1975 J 9. PR CONGRATS 1975 K 10. PR CONGRATS 1975 L 11. PR CONGRATS 1975 M 12. PR CONGRATS 1975 N 13. PR CONGRATS 1975 O 14. PR CONGRATS 1975 P 15. PR CONGRATS 1975 Q (EMPTY) 16. PR CONGRATS 1975 R 17. PR CONGRATS 1975 S (NOT NUMBERED) PR CONGRATS. STAR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS 1975 18. PR CONGRATS 1975 T PR CONGRATS. – MRS. LEWIS (ELVIRA) THATCHER – WARNER ROBINS PROJECT 19. PR CONGRATS 1975 U (EMPTY) 20. PR CONGRATS 1975 V 21. PR CONGRATS 1975 W 22. PR CONGRATS 1975 XYZ THANK YOU LETTERS 1975 23. PR CONGRATS 1975 JAN-MARCH 1975 24. PR CONGRATS 1975 APRIL-JUNE 25. THANK YOU LETTERS JULY-SEPT. 1975 26. PR THANK YOU LETTERS OCT.-DEC 1975 1975 VISITORS & TOURS 27. PR VISITORS & TOURS 1975 28. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS ANDREWS, MRS. FRANK & FAMILY WEEK OF JULY 14, 1975 29. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS ARNOLD, MR. & MRS. LLOYD R. JUNE 26, 1975 30. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS BLACKWELL, H. E. & FAMILY MARCH 31 – APR. 4, 1975 31. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS BOY SCOUTS (CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL) JULY 24-25, 1975 32. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS JULY 1-3, 1975 BROWNE, CHARLES E. & FAMILY 33. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS BROWN, MRS. JAMES P. 6-26-75 34. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR) – REV. WILLIAM F. WARDER – JUNE 3-6 1975 35. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS CHATTHOOCHEE COUNCIL BOY & GIRL SCOUTS – UNDER PRIVILEGED AUG. 5, 1975 36. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS CIVIL AIR PATROL WARNER ROBINS NOV. 20, 1975 37. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS COLUMBUS MUSEUM OF ARTS VRAFTS MISS SALLY QUILLIAN JAN. 17, 1975 1/15 38. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: COUTCHER, QUENTIN D. & FAMILY MAY 19- 22, 1975 5/15 39. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS CRAWFORD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL (RUTH JOYNER) MAY 1975 ? 40. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: DAVIS, KENNETH & FAMILY JULY 21, 1975 41. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: DENNEY, HAROLD & FAMILY AUG 3-4, 1975 7/30 42. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: ENNIS, MRS. BARBARA S. JULY 22-24 43. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: FALLIN, MR. ROBERT & FAMILY (THOMASTON) JULY 20-23, 1975 44. 1974 P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHOIR, W. R. JULY 29. 10-10:30 AM 45. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS FLOWERS, MRS. MABEL S. APR. 8, 1975 46. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS GOODWIN, MR. & MRS. RUDY MAY 16-19, 1975 47. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS HARRIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (MRS. SARA T. SKINNER) APR. 5-8, 1975 48. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: HENDERSON, MR. & MRS. DONALD (HILDA RAILEY’S SISTER) OCT. 15-16. 1975 CAME IN THE OFFICE ON WEEK OCT 15 49. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: HOPKINS, MR. & MRS. CALVIN THOMASTON AUG. 7-8, 1975 50. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS HUCKABY AUG 25-28, 1975 51. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS – ILLGES, MR. & MRS. A. & FAN JAN. 31, 1975 52. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: INGRAM, MR. & MRS. LAMAN MAY 2 – 9, 1975 53. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: JONES & BATTLE AUG. 28-29-1975 54. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: KING, MR. & MRS. ROBERT 55. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS LANCASTER, KENNETH L. & FAMILY JUL 30- AUG 1, 1975 56. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS LEE HIGH SCHOOL SINGERS THOMASTON, GEORGIA NOV, 7-8-1975 57. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: LEWIS, RAY AUG. 18-23, 1975 58. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS – MATHENA, MR. RICHARD S. JUNE 9 - 13, 1975 59. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS MRS. PATSY MCCURRY AND CHILDREN, BRIDGET AND JOHN – MARCH 29, 1975 60. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: POPE, WALTER APR. 2-4, 1975 61. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS PRICE, OTWELL & MR. & MRS. SAM JONES 7- 15-75 62. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: PRUITT, H. MORRIS FAMILY JUNE 19. 1975 63. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: REID, JOHN S., JR. THOMASTON NOV. 24 – 29, 1975 WHITE HOUSES PASSES TO BE PICKED-UP MON, NOV. 24 64. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: ROBERTSON, MRS. RICHARD JULY 14-17 65. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: ROTHSCHILD, EDWIN W. OCT. 23-24-1975 66. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICE OF COLUMBUS (MRS. MILDRED HOVEY) APRIL 24, 1975 67. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS SHAPIRO, STAN. DEBBIE RAE MARCH 24-25, 1975 68. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS – THOMAS, W. H. OF THOMASTON MAY 26-27 69. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: WELSH, MR. MICHAEL JULY 14, 1975 70. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: WILSON & BROADAWAY JULY 2-3, 1975 CANCELLED 71. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: YOUNG, FRED & FAMILY MAR. 31-APR. 2, 1975 72. PR CONCOLENCES 1975 73. PR GET WELL WISHES 1976

Box 144 1977 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. RESOLUTIONS FROM GEORGIA ASSEMBLY 1977 2. PENDING 1977 LEGISLATION 95TH CONGRESS 3. COLLEAGUE LETTERS CO-SIGNED BY JB 4. PENDING LEGISLATION (TO BE REVIEWED EVERY MONDAY MORNING) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ‘78 5. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 6. 1978 ANDERSONVILLE 7. 1978 1978 SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE (EMPTY) 8. 1978 1978 RESOLUTIONS FROM GEORGIA ASSEMBLY (EMPTY) 9. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FILE 1978 10. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS 11. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (MR. BILL PEARSON) RE: USE OF BENLATE BENOMY LTR TO EPA 12. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RESPONSES TO JOINT LETTER SIGNED BY JB TO SEC. BERGLAND AND VERNON WEAVER 13. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE CLARK, MR. RUDOLPH LETTER TO BOB BERGLANF RE DAIRY FARMING 14. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RE CLOSING OF CORDELE LIVESTOCK BARN C. A. VINSON ED BARKER 15. EDWARDS, WARD ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – EPA ANTI-POLLUTION REGULATION RE DAIRY FARMERS &COOPS. PENDING 16. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FREESTONE PEACH RESEARCH & EDUCATION ACT) 17. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RE: FRANK GILES PEANUTS 18. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – MATERIAL LEFT FROM FARM STRIKE 19. 1978 AGRICULTURE (GENERAL) 20. )ISSUES: AG—MIREX—FIRE ANTS 21. GASOHOL – FILED UNDER ISSUES: ENERGY (EMPTY) 22. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (THOMAS T. IRVIN) 23. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – NEMOGON 24. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – (PEANUT LOAN PROGRAM) 25. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – BOLL & TOBACCO PYRETHROIDS LMW CALLED MR GRAHAM 6-70-78 26. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE – (STEPHENS, FOX, MASSEY, G. A. & CRAIG, HUGH TATTOOING OF SWINE) 27. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FOX STEOHENS) 28. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE-FIRE ANTS WALTON, MR. R. O. 7/14/78 CALLED JELLINEKI OFFICE JELLINEK CALLED BACK WILL CK FURTHER S SHERMAN 755-8020 MTG. THIS MORNING WITH JELLINEKI 9/19/78 LEFT WOED FOR SUSAN TO RETURN CALL 11/FRANGES SENT LTR IN OCT, 11/29 – CALLED AGAIN 12/20 LTR WAS FILED IN ISSUES AG FIRE ANTS MIREX I DON’T KNOW WHY IT WAS SENT TO MR. WALTON RW 29. 1978 ARMED SERVICES (GENERAL) 30. ARMED SERVICES: PRESIDENTS COMPENSATION PROPOSALS 31. 1 OF 3 ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES MUTUAL AND BALANCED FORCE REDUCTIONS PANEL CHAIRED BY CONGRESSMAN – HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMM. SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE AND MILITARY APPLICATION OF NUCLEAR ENERGY (SECTION 1 OF 2) 32. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES—MUTUAL AND BALANCED FORCE REDUCTIONS PANEL (SECTION 2 OF 3) 33. MUTUAL AND BALANCED FORCE REDUCTIONS PANEL (SECTION 3 OF 3) NO FOLDER, NO NUMBER BUT RUBBER BANDED WITH NOTE: JUNE, 1978 MILITARY POSTURE QUESTIONAIRE RESPONSES

Box 145 1968 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. LEGIS. ISSUES – MUTUAL FUNDS 1968 (EMPTY) 2. LEGIS. ISSUES – MEDICARE 1968 3. LEGIS. ISSUES – MEDICAL RESTRAINT OF TRADE ACT 1968 4. LEGIS. ISSUES – NATIONAL DEFENSE 1968 (EMPTY) 5. LEGIS. ISSUES – NATIONAL ECONOMY 1968 EMPTY 6. LEGIS. ISSUES – NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS 1968 BALLOTS 7. LEGIS. ISSUES – OPTOMETRY 1968 8. LEGIS. ISSUES – PATENT OFFICE 9. LEGIS. ISSUES – PAY RAISE H. R. 7 1968 10. LEGIS. ISSUES – QUESTIONAIRE 1968 11. ISSUES: POLITICS -1968 (NOT NUMBERED) PR ELEPHANEWS 12. LEGIS. ISSUES – POST OFFICE GENERAL 1968 13. LEGIS. ISSUES – POSTAL INCREASE 1968 (EMPTY) 14. LEGIS. ISSUES – POWELL, ADAM C 15. LEGIS. ISSUES – RHODESIA 1968 (EMPTY) 16. LEGIS. ISSUES – REA 1968 17. ISSUES: SAVINGS AND LOAN 1968 18. LEGIS. ISSUES – SOCIAL SECURITY 1968 19. LEGIS. ISSUES – TAXES 1968 20. (MISSING) 21. LEGISLATION: ISSUES: TAXES (SURTAX) 22. LEGIS. ISSUES – TEXTILE IMPORTS 1968 23. LEGIS. ISSUES – TREATIES 1968 24. ISSUES: TRUCK WEIGHT LIMITS BILL (. 2658) 25. LEGIS. ISSUES – TRUTH IN LENDING 1968 26. LEGIS. ISSUES – UNIFORM TIME ACT 1968 27. LEGIS. ISSUES – VETERANS 1968 28. LEGIS. ISSUES – VIETNAM 1968 29. LEGIS. ISSUES – VOLUNTEER PRAYER 1968 30. LEGIS. ISSUES – VOTING RECORD 1968 31. HON. JACK BRINKLEY – VOTING RECORD AS OF MAY 31, 1967 32. LEGIS. ISSUES – WAGE BOARD 1968 33. LEGIS. ISSUES – WHITE HOUSE RELEASES

Box 146 1978 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. 1978 HOUSING (GENERAL) 2. ISSUES: HOUSING HAMILTON, MR. MYRON RE AVAILABILITY OF SEC. 202 HUD FUNDS 755 7380 MRS. DANIELS 11/2 RE FROM FIELD OFFICE REPLY WITHIN THE WEEK 3. ISSUES: HOUSING-FNMA PRESTON, MR. GUY L. RE PROPOSED REGS, ON FNMA – LTR TO SEC. HARRIS 4. COLUMBUS HOUSING AUTHORITY 5. HOUSING HUD 312 LOAN PROGRAM 6. 1977 INTELLIGENCE (GENERAL) 7. 1978 LABOR (GENERAL) 8. H. R. 8410 LABOR REFORM ACT 9. LABOR – HEW THANK YOU’S 10. ISSUES: LABOR PAUL V. BALL, C-E MINERALS 7/19 11. ISSUES: LABOR HARDAWAY COMPANY LETTERS RE PROPOSED DEPT. OF TREAS. REGS. AFFACTING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 6/16 DRU – WILL CALL BACK 6/20 LETTER WILL GO OUT TODAY. SHOULD HAVE WITHIN WEEK 12. KELLY, MR. J. L. ISSUES: LABOR 755-7380 12/20/78 HUD DEC 18 DRAFT FOR RESPONSE WENT IN TO BE TYPED 13. ISSUES: LABOR-OSHA (COTTON DUST) SEN MAGNUSON MIKE HOPP 14. ISSUES: LABOR RIGHT TO WORK CARDS & LETTERS 15. 1978 RIGHT TO WORK QUESTIONNAIRE 16. ISSUES: LABOR (MINIMUM WAGE) 17. ISSUES: LABOR HUMPHPREY-HAWKINS BILL H. R. 50 18. 1978 LABOR – OSHA ISSUES: LABOR – OHSA COTTON DUST STANDARD LETTERS 19. 1978 MISC. MARCH 20. 1978 MISC. FEBRUARY 21. 1978 MISC. APRIL 22. 1978 MISC. MAY 23. 1978 MISC. JUNE 24. 1978 MISC. JULY 25. 1978 MISC. AUGUST 26. 1978 MISC. SEPTEMBER 27. 1978 MISC. OCTOBER 28. 1978 MISC. NOVEMBER 29. 1978 MISC. DECEMBER 30. 1978 MISC. JANUARY 31. 1978 MISC. THANK YOU’S 32. MISC. INFORMATION ON ALASKA HOMESTEAD PROGRAM 33. ISSUES – MISC – ALUMINUM WIRING 34. ISSUES: MISC. CAIN, MR. W. D. RE REQUEST FOR COPIES OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ACT & DOD APPROPRIATIONS ACT 35. ISSUES: MISC. – CENSUS GOODLETT, TOM 36. ISSUES: MISC.C;IFF. ARTHUR P. RE FREEDOM PF INFORMATION ACT 37. ISSUES: MISC. H. R. 10285 – COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION – LETTERS RE BALDUS AMENDMENT 38. ISSUES: MISC. COMMON CAUSE LETTER RE LOBBY DISCLOSURE BILL (HOLD PER JB’S INSTRUCTIONS) 39. ISSUES: MISC. CROCKER, MRS. WINONA 40. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS ILLINOIS BRICK – HR 11942 CORRESPONDENCE AND INFORMATION 41. PRO-ERA EXTENSION CARDS – HOLD – PER JB’S INSTRYCTIONS 3/7/78 42. ISSUES: MISC. LTR TO HON. EDWARD BOLAND RE SECTION 29 OF PUBLIC LAW 95-217 & EPA & REG’S – BC’S TO FOY EVENS & W. H. THOMAS 4/4 DEL DAVIS 43. ISSUES: MISC. ERA 44. MISC. LETTER FROM HON. CHARLES WILSON RE ETHICS COMMITTEE 45. ISSUES: MISC. RE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT (COLLECTION AGENCIES) AND LTR TO FYC CHAIRMAN PERTSCHUK (CORRESPONDENCE FROM FRANK HUMPHRIES, KATHLEEN PLANT 9/17/78 CALLED 27C – PERSON WHO HANDLES CORRESPONDENCE NOT IN TODAY. WILL BE IN TOMMORROW 523-9477- 10/15/78 LTR HAD TO REDONE – WILL TRY TO GET IT OUT TOMMORROW. 46. ISSUES: MISC. – RE: PAMPHLET “THE ISSUE IS FAIR TRADE” MR. HARRY K. JAMESSON – COLS. GA. MR. THOMAS SWEENEY – NORTHBROOK, ILLS. TRW OFFICIALS 47. ISSUES: MISC. FAMILY PLANNING CENTERS IN GEORGIA 48. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS FRIEDLANDER, MR. IRWIN RE PAPERWORK 49. ISSUES: MISC. GALLOWAY, JOHN M. RE IMMIGRATION POLICY ON RHODESIAN EXPATRIATES 376-8368 9/19/78 – MARGARET SMITH 50. PR REQUEST ART IN THE CAPITOL NOV, 17, 1978 51. ART IN THE CAPITOL BOOKS MAILED – 1978 52. ASHMORE. MR/ JERRY PRESIDENTIAL SITUATION FOR MR. DANSON SHARMAN. JR. PR REQUEST 53. PR REQUEST 1978 B 54. BAKER HIGH SCHOOL NOV. 20, 1978 MRS. EFFIE JO REID JEANNETTE MARSHALL PR REQUEST – 1978 NOVEMBER 55. BRYANT, MR. JOHN T, PR REQUEST PR CONGRATS 56. PR REQUESTS: BRAYM CLAUDE – RE: MRS. ANN WINKLES OF MANCHESTER, CANCER VICTIM 2/16/78 57. PR REQUEST BOYETTE, MRS. BRYANT (MOTHER OF THE YEAR – 1ST CHURCH OF NAZAZENE MR. CLYDE RAMSEY) 58. BRAFANZA, MRS. AGNES LET OF REC. RE NOMINATION TO BELLA ABZUG. COMMISSION ON THE OBSERVATION OF INTERNATIONAL WPMEN’S YEAR 59. PR REQUEST MRS. MELANIE CADENHEAD 60. PR REQUEST-JB MAPS-CIA SEPT. 15, 1978 61. PR REQUESTS CLARK, PAUL G. RE SUGGESTION ON FEDERAL HIRING 62. PR REQUESTS COTNEY, MR. ANDREW H. RE BIDDING ON FEDERAL LANDSCAPING PROJECTS – FORWARDED TO DOT ON BUCK SLIP 63. PR REQUEST 1978 COX, WILLIE ALTON PAMPHLET 1. THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY (D-GEORGIA) 2412 RAYBARD

Box 147 1968-1969 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRES. Folder Title 1. A - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 2. B - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 3. C - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 4. D - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 5. E - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 6. F - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 7. G - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 8. H - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 9. I/J - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 10. K - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 11. L - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 12. M - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 13. N/O - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 14. P - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 15. Q - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 (EMPTY) 16. R - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 17. S - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 18. T - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 19. U/V - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 (EMPTY) 20. W - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 21. X=Y=Z - P. R. REQUESTS – 1968 (EMPTY) 22. P. R. REQUESTS – AGRI. YEARBOOKS - 1968 23. 1968 P. R. REQUESTS – 1969 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 24. P. R. GRADUATES – 1968 25. P. R. REQUESTS –FARN BULLETIND – 1968 26. P. R. – VISITOR TOURS – 1968 27. P. R. – CONGRESSIONAL RECORD REQUESTS (1967 AND 1968) 28. P. R. – FLAGS 29. P. R. – MISCELLANEOUS 1967 AND 1968 30. P. R. REQUESTS – TOURS – 1967 31. P. R. – STAMP LETTER (1967) 32. A – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 33. B – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 34. C – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 35. D – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 36. E – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 37. F – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 38. G – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 39. H – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 40. J – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 41. K – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 42. L – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 43. M – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 44. N – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 45. O – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 46. P – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 47. R – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 48. S – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 49. T – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 50. V – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 51. W – P. R. REQUESTS 1969 52. X, Y, Z – P. R. REQUESTS 1969

Box 148 1969 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. ISSUES – AGRICULTURE 2. LEGISLATURE ISSUES: 1969 AIR AND WATER POLLUTION 3. LEGIS. ISSUES: 1969 BANKRUPTCIES 4. ISSUES: BANKS 5. LEGIS. ISSUES: BIAFRA 1969 6. LEGIS. ISSUES: STOKLEY CARMICHAEL 1969 (EMPTY) 7. ISSUES – CIGERETTES 8. LEGIS. ISSUES: CIVIL RIGHTS 1969 9. LEGIS. ISSUES: CIVIL SERVICE 1969 10. LEGIS. ISSUES: CONSERVATION 1969 11. LEGIS. ISSUES: COTTON PROGRAM 1969 12. LEGIS. ISSUES: CRIME 1969 13. LEGIS. ISSUES: DAIRY IMPORTS 1969 14. ISSUES: DEFENSE DEPT. CUTBACK 15. LEGIS. ISSUES: DEMONSTRATION 1969 16. LEGIS. ISSUES: DISADTER RELIEF 1969 (EMPTY) 17. LEGIS. ISSUES: DRAFT 1969 18. LEGIS. ISSUES: DRUGS 1969 19. LEGIS. ISSUES: EDUCATION 1969 20. LEGIS. ISSUES: EDUCATION JULY-DEC. 21. ISSUES: ELECTORIAL REFORM 22. LEGIS. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 23. LEGIS. ISSUES: FIREARMS 1969 24. LEGIS. ISSUES: FOREIGN POLICY 1969 25. LEGIS. ISSUES: GREAT SOCIETY PROGRAM 1969 26. LEGIS. ISSUES: GUIDELINES 1969 27. LEGIS. ISSUES: HEW 1969 28. HUD PROGRAMS 29. LEGIS. ISSUES: INSURANCE RATES 1969 30. LEGIS. ISSUES: INVASION OF PRIVACY 1969 (EMPTY) 31. LEGIS. ISSUES: LABOR 1969 32. LEGIS. ISSUES: LAKE GEORGE DAM 1969 33. LEGIS. ISSUES: MEDICAL RESTRAINT TRADE ACT 1969 (EMPTY) 34. LEGIS. ISSUES: MEDICARE 1969 35. (MISSING) 36. LEGIS. ISSUES: MUTUAL FUNDS 1969 (EMPTY) 37. LEGIS. ISSUES: NAT’L DEBT 1969 38. LEGIS. ISSUES: NAT’L DEFENSE 1969 39. LEGIS. ISSUES: NAT’L FED. OF INDEPENT AND BUNESS BALLOTS ‘69 40. LEGIS. ISSUES: NEWS MEDIS 41. ISSUES: NORTH KOREA 42. ISSUES: OIL DEPLETION ALLOW 43. LEGIS. ISSUES: OPTOMETRY 1969

Box 149 1975 ISSUES CORRES. Folder Title 1. MEMORANDUMS ’75 LA ROSA 2. ISSUES – ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE) IN FRONT OF LEGISLATIVE FILE) 3. ANDERSONVILLE 1975 PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE ONE STATION UNIT TRAINING (FT. BENNING) F1 4. WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENCE 5. GEORGIA POWER CO. 1975 6. 1975 LOCKHEED 7. 1975 CORRESPONFENCE FROM STATE OF GA. (GOV. & ST. DEPTS.) 8. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 9. 1975 JOINT LETTERS 10. 1975 ABORTION 11. OPEN LETTER ON ABORTION 12. 1975 AGRICULTURE (GEORGIA) AGRIBUSINESS… …A PARTNERSHIP GAC SHARES IN GEORGIA’S BIGGEST INDUSTRY GEORGIA ACRIBUSNESS COUNCIL 19 HUNTER STREET, S. W./ATLANTA, GEORGIA CHARLIE CROWDER EXEC. DIRECTOR 13. 1975 AGRICULTURE (CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM) 14. 1975 AGRICULTURE (FOOD STAMPS) 15. CASE: BLOODWORTH, MR. STEWART I. ISSUES: AG (STEWART I. BLOODSWORTH FIRE ANTS IN HOUSTON COUNTY 16. ISSUES: AG (N. R. BOYD) EPA 17. ISSUES: AG (FOOD STAMPS) METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE) OUR CORRES IS JEANNETTA FORTE 18. ISSUES: AG – (ARTHUR WHITE) 19. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE: DILLARD, RILEY, PRES. SCHLEY COUNTY FARM BUREAU 20. PAYNE, W. S. (ISSUES: AG) 21. ISSUES: AG (P. R. SMITH) (SUBCOMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE & RELATED AGENCIES) 22. ISSUES: AG – SCHOOL LUNCH ACT AMENDMENTS 23. ISSUES: AG (SOYBEAN LOAN PROGRAM) BLOODWORTH WHITE 24. ISSUES: AG – TRANSFER OF PEANUT ALLOTMENTS FOR 1975 25. 1975 ARMED SERVICES (GENERAL) 26. 1975 ARMED SERVICES (OPTOMETRISTS) 27. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 1975 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION BILL. 28. 1975 ARMED SERVICES MILITARY TAX BAB ON COMMISSARIES AND POST EXCHANGE 29. 1975 ARMED SERVICES 30. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (CANNAMELA, ROMOLO A.) (DOD) 31. SPECIAL PAY FOR OPTOMETRISTA & VETS, H. R. 7642 ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (DOD) (DON LEVANTY) 647-2113 9/29/78 DESANNE SMITH WILL CALL BACK 32. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (TH-YOU FROM DICK AVERILL) OPTOMITRISTS 33. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES: MOSTELLER, LAWRENCE (SELECTIVE SERVIVE) 34. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES ASPIN AMENDMENT TO MILITARY PROCUREMENT AUTHORIZATION HE 6674 MAY 20 1975 35. 1975 BICENTENNIAL 36. 1975 BROADCASTING 37. 1975 CONSERVATION (LAND USE) 38. ISSUES: CONSTRUCTION (JB’S VOTE ON STRIP MINING BILL) 39. ISSUES: CONSERVATION (RICHARD W. ULRICH & ALVIN L. MCLENDON, JR.) (WHITE HOUSE) 40. ISSUES: CRIME (HUGH SOSEBEE) (JUSTICE) 41. DAVIDSON, BILL (CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION – FTC) ISSUES: CRIME 42. ISSUES: CRIME (HANDGUNS – MARK BIRINSKY) WROTE TO SECY. WEINBERGER HEW OUR CORRES: JAMES ETHERIDGE & WAYNE GOSA 6/17 DICK DESONE 6/18/75 SHOULD HAVE LTR NEXT WEEK. RW 43. 1975 CONSERVATION

Box 150 MISC. ITEMS (FR DISTRICT FILES) Folder Title 1. ISSUES: ENERGY 1980 (NOT NUMBERED) JACK BRINKLEY CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS (CLIPPED TOGETHER) 2. THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS 3. BRINKLEY TYPEWRITER PORTRAIT 4. DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS 1964-74 5. CLIPPINGS FROM ’74 CAMPAIGN 6. MISCELLANEOUS 7. BRINKLEY PLAN (SEVERAL UNLABELED FOLDERS INSIDE) 8. THOMASTON HOUSING PROJECT (NOT NUMBERED) SIGNED GUEST BOOK – UNKNOWN EVENT (NOT NUMBERED FOLDER) UNSURE OD CONTENT – NO LABEL

Box 151 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title 1. MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE 2. MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE 3. AMERICUS – TO BE RESEARCHED 4. CORRESPONDENCE 5. MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE 6. MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE (NOT NUMBERED) 600 - 699 7. COMMENTS – RESPONSES MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE 8. QUESTIONNAIRE W/LETTERS 9. COMMENTS – RESPONSES MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE 10. JANUARY 1981 MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES

Box 152 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title 1. NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES 1981 2. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 3. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 4. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 5. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 6. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 7. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 8. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 9. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 10. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 11. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 12. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 13. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 14. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 15. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 16. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981 17. QUESTIONAIRE AND LETTERS 1981

Box 153 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title 1. QUESTIONNAIRE FILES JJ A – B – C 2. QUESTIONNAIRE FILES II 1-800

Box 154 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – EE - 1-1000 (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – FF - 1-1000

Box 155 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – CC - 1-1000 (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – DD - 1-1000

Box 156 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – AA - 1-1000 (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – BB - 1-1000

Box 157 QUESTIONAIRES - RESPONSES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – GG - 1-1000 (NOT NUMBERED) QUESTIONNAIRE FILE – HH - 1-1000

Box 158 MIL. CONST. SUBCOMMITTEE OF HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE (1 OF 6) Folder Title 1. MIL CON: CHAIRMANSHIP OF MIL CON SUBC. 2. MIL CON: ACTIVITIES OF MIL CON SC & AREAS OF JURISDICTION 3. MIL CON. MC SC ARES OF JURISDICTIONAND 96TH CONGRESS ARMED SERVICES COMM. SUBC. ASSIGNMENTS 4. MIL CON: CONSEIL INTERNATIONAL DU SPORT MILITARE (CISM) 5. MIL CON: ALTUS AFB 6. MIL CON: ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY 7. MIL CON: ARMED FORCES RADIO + TV SERVICE LOS ANGELES, CALIF. ACQUISITION OF FILWAYS CORPORATION BUILDING 8. MIL CON: ART AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS (DAVID LLOYD KREEGER DR. PETER MARZIO) 9. MIL CON: TRIDENT – BANGOR, WASHINGTON 10. MIL CON: BELL, CALIFORNIA – PROPOSED NEW NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY ON ARMY – CONTROLLED PARCEL OF LAND 11. MIL CON: BLYTHEVILLE AIR FORCE BASE, ARKANSAS (REP. BILL ALEXANDER) 12. MIL CON: CHARLESTON NAVY SHIPYARD CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 13. MIL CON: COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE AMENDMENT OFFERED BY JB TO H. R. 3519, DOD AUTHORIZATION FOR FY 82 14. MIL CON: CONSOLIDATED SPACE OPERATIONS CENTER (NEAR PETERSON AFB, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.) 15. MIL CON: C-X PROJECT MEETING 10/2/81 WITH PRATT & WHITNEY 16. MIL CON: DEFENSE PERSONNEL SUPPORT CENTER PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 17. MIL CON: DOBBINS AIR FORCE BASE 18. MIL CON: EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION FOR ENPLOYEES OF NONAPPROPRIATED FUND INSTRUMENTALITIES OF DOD WHO REPORT VIOLATIONS OF LAW 19. MIL CON: FAMILY HOUSING MIL CON: FT. BENNING (CONTAINS FOLDERS 20-32) 20. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – BARRACKS 21. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – COBTRACTING OUT 22. MIL CON SC: FT. BENNING COST VARIATION REPORT 23. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – INFANTRY VAHICLE (IFV) TRAINING RANGES 24. FT. BENNING – OSUT FINAL DECISION 25. MIL CON: FT. BENNING POST OFFICE 26. MIL CON: FT. BENNING RECEPTION STATION 27. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL 28. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – STATUS. MIL CON PROJECTS 2/22/82 29. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – SUNSHINE ROAD BRIDGE (MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT) 30. MIL CON: FT. BENNING – TACTICAL EQUIPMENT SHOP 31. MIL CON: FT. BENNING: TROOP MEDICAL CLINIC 32. MIL CON: FT. BENNING - VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FACILITY 33. MIL CON: FT. CARSON, COLO. LAND ACQUISITION 34. MIL CON: FT. DEVENS, MASSACHURTTS 35. MIL CON: FT. EUSTIS, VIRGINIA 36. MIL CON: FT. GAINES WALTER F. GEORGE LAKE GRASS MOWING (FT. GAINES, GEORGIA) 37. MIL CON: FORT GILLEM, ATLANTA, GA. – MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 38. MIL CON: FT. GORDON, GEORGIA 39. MIL CON: FT IRWIN, GALIF. HOUSING (MANUFACTURED HOUSING PROJECT) 40. MIL CON: FT. LEONARD WOOD, MISSOURI 41. MIL CON: FORT LEWIS, WASHINGTON 42. MIL CON: FT. MCPHERSON 43. MIL CON: FT. MEADE, MARYLAND 44. MIL CON: FT. VALLEY, GA. RESERVE CENTER 45. MIL CON: FT. STEWART, GEORGIA 46. MIL CON: GOODFELLOW AIR FORCE BASE – SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 47. MIL CON: GUAM 48. MIL CON SC: ARMY HOUSING SHIFT PROPOSAL AFFECTING ITALY AND HAWAII 49. MIL CON: CARL PERKINS – NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY HAZARD & JACKSON COUNTY. KENTUCKY 50. MIL CON: KINGS BAY, GEORGIA 51. MIL CON: MALMSTROM AFB, MONTANA (REP. MARLENEE) 52. MIL CON: MCCLELLEN ARMY BASE, ALABAMA 53. MIL CON: MISAWA AIR FORCE BASE, JAPAN 54. MIL CON: O’HARE AIRPORT (AIR FORCE) 55. MIL CON: PAX RIVER FAMILY HOUSING UNITS MARYLAND – REP. DYSON 56. MIL CON: PUEBLO, COLO. DEPOT ACTIVIYU & DOT TEST CENTER 57. MIL CON: RAS BANAS, EGYPT 58. MIL CON: ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE 59. MIL CON: SOUTH CHARLESTON, W. VA. NAVY LANDS CONVEYANCE TO STATE OF W. VA. (H. R. 3706) 60. MIL CON: AIR FORCE SPACE COMMAND (SPACECOM) 61. MIL CON: SUWAN AIR BASE, REPUBLIC OF KOREA 62. MIL CON: VANCE AIR FORCE BASE, OKLAHOMA 63. MIL CON: WASHINGTON NAVY YARD 64. MIL CON: WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, NEW MEXICO MIL CON: WILLIAMS AIR FORCE BASE – ARIZONA 65. MIL CON: WRIGHT – PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE 66. MIL CON: CHAMPUS 67. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE: MIL CON – GEORGIA TECH UNIVERSITY HR 5241 (GEORGIA TECH’S PROPOSED COAL USAGE PROJECT) 68. MIL CON: GERMAN ART WORKS BILL (HR 3555) 69. MIL CON: IMPACT AID (ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOLS WITH MILITARY DEPENDENT STUDENTS 70. ARMED SERVICES MIL CON: MASTER RESTATIONING PLAN – ARMY INCOMING & OUTGOING LETTERS TO SEC. ARMY JOHN MARSH 71. MIL CON: MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND TRANSFER FROM CHARLESTON TO ATLANTA 72. MIL CON: MX MISSILE 73. MIL CON: NATO 74. MIL CON: (U. S. S.) NIMITZ 75. MIL CON: PRATT AND WHITNEY FILE 76. MIL CON: ARMY MASTER RESTATIONING PLAN 77. MIL CON: SATELLITE TELECONFERENCING OF HEARINGS 78. MIL CON: STAND OFF TARGET ACQUISITION SYSTEM (SOTAS) MIL CON: LEGISLATION – HR 6451 – MILITARY CONSTRUCTION CODIFICATION BILL (CONTAINS NEXT THREE FILES) 79. H. R. 6451 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION CODIFICATION ACT MIL CON: LEGISLATION OTHER THAN MIL. CON. AND DOD AUTHORIZATIONS APPROPRIATIONS. 80. CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY HR 5241 CONGRESSIONAL FACT BOOK SAVANAH DISTRICT (MILITARY) CONGRESSIONAL FACT BOOK SAVANAH DISTRICT (CIVIL) 81. MIL CON: MINERAL LEASING BILL 82. MIL CON: “POSSE COMITATUS” 83. MIL CON: NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES AUTHORIZATION FY 82 (HR 3023) 84. MIL CON: NUCLEAR ENERGY AUTHORIZATION ACT OF 1982 (DEPT. OF ENERGY SECURITY & MILITARY APPLICATION ON NUCLEAR ENERGY) 85. MIL CON: VETS ADMIN & MEDICAL SHARING ACT (H. R. 3502) 86. MIL CON: BILLS REFERRED TO MILITARY CONSTRUCTION SUBC. 87. MIL CON: 9/30/82 FULL ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING ON CIVIL DEFENSE EXCESS PROPERTY BILL (H. R. 1856) 88. MIL CON: 9/29/82 MC SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING 89. MIL CON: HOSPITAL SIZING JOINT HEARING 7-22-82 90. MIL CON: 6/18/82 HEARING FT. MEADE, MD. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY 91. MIL CON: 3/25/82 HEARING GUARD AND RESERVE MIL. CON. REQUEST 92. MIL CON: 3/12/82 HEARING FY 83 CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM 93. MIL CON: 3/11/82 NAVY HEARING 94. MIL CON: 3/10/82 ARMY HEARING 95. MIL CON: 2/9/82 HEARING – SECT. CARLUCCI (DEPUTY SECT. OF DEFENSE) 96. MIL CON: SIBC HEARING ON TIMBER BILL (HR 4543) 97. MIL CON: 6/18/81 S. C. HEARING ON FT. MEADE, MD. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY MIL. CON. REQUIREMENTS 98. MIL CON: 4/9/81 SUBC. MARK-UP OF CIVIL DEFENSE REQUEST FY 82 99. MIL CON: 2/26/81 SUBC. HEARING ON FY 82 CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM 100. JULY. 1982 – DECEMBER 1982 MIL CON: ARMED SERVICE COMMITTEE SCHEDULES 101. JAN. 82 – JUNE 82. MIL CON: SC SCHEDULE 102. MIL CON: JULY, 1981 –DEC., 1981 COMMITTEE SCHEDULES, HEARINGS, NOTICES, COMMITTEE NOTICES 103. MIL CON: JANUARY – JUNE, 1981 COMMITTEE SCHEDULES & HEARINGS COMMITTEE NOTICES

Box 159 MIL. CONST. SUBCOMMITTEE (2 OF 6) Folder Title 1. MIL CON: PRESIDENT’S FY 82 MIL CON BUDGET REQUEST 2. MR. BRINKLEY – FY 1982 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 3. CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY 4. CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY – RULES COMMITTEE 5. MIL CON: FY 82 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION BILL – CORRESPONDENCE TOP ITEMS INSIDE LARGE FOLDER: MIL CON: FY 82 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION BILL WITH SOME LOOSE PAMPHLETS (NOT NUMBERED) BOOK HEARINGS ON H. R. 2920 [H. R.] TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES LARGE FOLDER (MIL CON: FY 82 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL (FILE #2)) CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ITEMS 6. MIL CON: FY 82 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL – NEWS RELEASES/NEWS ARTICLES 7. MIL CON: RECONCILIATION REPORT FROM HAS CART TO BUDGET CMT. AC S 12925-26 26-66 D137405 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR NINETY-SEVENTH CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES AND OTHER MISC. PAPERS MIL CON: SUBC: FY 82 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL CONFERENCE – LARGE FOLDER CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING: 8. MIL CON: 11/17/81 MILCON PRE-CONFERENCE 9. CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY (NOT NUMBERED) JOINT EXPLANATORY STATEMENT OF THE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE (NOT NUMBERED) FORM LETTER WITH NOTE MILCON H – 8202 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD (NOT NUMBERED) H. R. 3455 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION ACT FOR FIDCAL YEAR 1982

Box 160 MIL. CONST. SUBCOMMITTEE (3 OF 6) Folder Title LARGE FOLDER (MIL CON: FY 83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL) CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING: DSG LEGISLATIVE REPORT 1. MIL CON: FLOOR STATEMENT ON FY 83 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION 2. MIL CON: RULES COMMITTEE TESTAMONY ON FT 83 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION BILL 3. MIL CON: FLOOR AMENDMENTS TO FY 83 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION BILL 4. BINARY – ARMED SERVICES JACK BRINKLEY 2470 RHOB 5. MIL CON: FY 83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL – STATEMENTS BINDER (NOT NUMBERED) FY 83 MILCON JOINT CONFERENCE ARMY ISSUES CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY (SOME LOOSE PAGES) 6. MIL CON: FY 83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL – CORRESPONDENCE NUMEROUS PAMPHLETS 7. MIL CON: FY 83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL CONFERENCE LOOSE PAGES MIL CON: FY 583 MILCON AUTHORIZATION BILL CONFERENCE REPORT HOUSE FLOOR CONSIDERATION LED BY REP. BRINKLEY MIL CON: FT 83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL CONFERENCE – CORRESPONDENCE – S. 2586 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION ACT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 8. MIL CON: FY 83 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATIONS BILL AND CONFERENCE REPORT

Box 161 MIL. CONST. SUBCOMMITTEE (4 OF 6) Folder Title LARGE FOLDER (MIL CON: FY 83 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE AUTHORIZATION BILL) CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING 1. MIL CON: HOUSE FLOOR STATEMENT ON CIVIL DEFENSE FUNDING DURING CONSIDERATION OF DOD FY 83 AUTHORIZATION BILL 2. MIL CON: DOD AUTHORIZATIONM BILL FLOOR AMENDMENTS 3. MIL CON: FY 83 DOD AUTHORIZATION BILL CONFERENCE (CONTAINS MANY LOOSE ITEMS AND THE FOLLOWING ITEM:) 3A MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE FUNDING IN FY 83 DOD AUTHORIZATION BILL CONFERENCE 4. MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE AMENDMENT TO HUD FT 83 APPROPRIATIONS BILL (AMENDMENT WAS NOT OFFERED) 5. MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE “DEAR COLLEAGUE” LETTERS 6. MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE – PROPOSED DEFERRAL OF FY 82 CD FUNDS 7. MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE NRWS ARTICLES AND NEWS RELEASES 8. MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE MEMORANDUMS 9. MIL CON: CIVIL DEFENSE – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS 10. MIL. CON: CORRESPONDENSE (GENERAL) (NOT NUMBERED) HUGE THREE RING BINDER CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY FY 1983 (DATED: FEBRUARY 1982 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION FAMILY HOUSING AND HOMEOWNERS ASSISTANCE AUTHORIZATION

Box 162 MIL. CONST. SUBCOMMITTEE (5 OF 6) Folder Title MIL CON: FY 82 DOD AUTHORIZATION BILL AND CONFERENCE (WITH NEXT TWO FILES INSIDE) 1. MIL CON: DOD AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FY 82 (H. R. 3519) 2. MIL CON: DOD FY 82 AUTHORIZATION CONFERENCE ISSUES (H. R. 3519) 3. CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY’S REAL ESTATE PAPERS 4. MIL CON: - PROPOSED VISIT TO STAGING BASES FOR RAPID DEPLOYMENT JOINT TASK FORCE EASTER RECESS, 1982 (NOT MADE) 5. POSSIBLE AUSTRALIA MIL CON TRIP – 11/81 (NOT TAKEN) 6. MIL CON PROJECT FILE: ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND VISIT-10/23/81 7. MIL CON: POSSIBLE AUGUST, 1981 CHINA TRIP BY MIL CON SUBC. (CANCELLED) 8. MIL CON: POSSIBLE ORIENTATION TRIP FOR NEW SC MEMBERS DURING FEB. 81 DISTRICT WORK PERIOD (CANCELLED) (NOT NUMBERED) THREE RING BINDER DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION CONFERENCE – SY ‘82 (NOT NUMBERED) MIL CON: 2/81 TRIP FOLDER FT. BENNING/PARRIS ISL. (INCLUDES THREE RING BINDER 9. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION: FY 77 AUTHORIZATION BILL & CONFERENCE (NOT NUMBERED) DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FY 1977 WITH MAJOR NOTES ON FRONT

Box 163 MIL. CONST. SUBCOMMITTEE (6 OF 6) Folder Title 1. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 2970 [H. R. 3519] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 AND H. R. 745 ARMED SERVICES PRICUREMENT POLICY ACT OF 1981 2. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 2970 [H. R. 3453] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 3. FILE B MR. BRINKLEY HEARINGS H. R. 2920 [H. R. 3519] TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982, AND OTHER PURPOSES 4. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 5968 [H. R. 6030] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 5. HEARINGS H. R. 2970 [H. R. 3519] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 6. STAFF HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 5968 [H. R. 6030] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 7. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 5965 [H. R. 6030] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 8. HEARINGS ON H. R. 5561 [H. R. 6214] TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES AC LIBRARY PAPERS B 9. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 5965 [H. R. 6030] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 AND H. R. TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAMS FOR FISCAL YEARS 1983 AND 1984 10. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT, 1983 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES TOGETHER WITH INDIVIDUAL, ADDITIONAL, AND DISSENTING VIEWS ON H. R. 6030 [INCLUDING COST ESTIMATE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE] 11. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 2970 [H. R. 3519] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 AND H. R. 2614 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SUPPLEMENTAL AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FIT FISCAL YEAR 1981 12. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 2970 [H. R. 3519] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 AND H. R. 2614 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SUOOLEMENTAL AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 13. AC MILITARY CONSTRUCTION ACT, 1983 MAY 17, 1982. – COMMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED MR. BRINKLEY, FROM THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES, SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT [TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 6214] (INCLUDING COST ESTIMATE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE] 14. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT, 1983 AUGUST 16, 1982 – ORDERED TO BE PRINTED MR. PRCE, FROM THE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE, SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING CONFERENCE REPORT [TO ACCOMPANY S. 2248 15. REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES FOR THE NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS 16. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION ACT, 1982 MAY 15, 1981 – COMMITTRF TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHITE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED MR. BRINKLEY, FROM THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES, SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT [TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 3455] [INCLUDING COST ESTIMATE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE]

Box 164 HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE OF VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (1 OF 1) Folder Title 1. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: CORRESPONDENCE 2. HOUSING SBC MTE-NAT’L CEMETRIES PROGRAM 3. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: ELIMINATING DUPLICATION OF MOBLE HOME INSPECTION 4. CONTRIBUTING EDUCATION GI 5. VA HOUSING: FT IRWIN, CALIF. MANUFACTURED HOUSING PROJECT 6. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: VA HOME LOAN PROGRAM VA HOUSING: MOBILE HOME LOAN PROGRAM 7. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE:SUBCOMMITTEE MARK-UPS OF LEGISLATION 8. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: VA LOANS FOR SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS 9. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING PROGRAM 10. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: TRIBUTE TO GEORGE ALEXANDER, VA LOAN GUARANTY SERVICE MANUFACTURED HOUSING STAFF ASSISSTANT 11. VA SUBCOMMITTEE: VETERANS’ HOUSING IMPROVEMENTS ACT OF 1978 12. VA HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE: BRINKLEY SPONSORED LEGISLATION SUMMARIES

Box 165 CANCER LEGISLATION (1 OF 5) Folder Title 1. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 2. CANCER FILE 3. NEWS LETTER CORRESPONDENCE 4. NEWS LETTER 5. CANCER FILE: BACKGROUND INFO/ TI NAT’L. CANCER RESEARCH ACT OF 1973 (H. R. 10746) 6. NCE APPROVED, UNFUNDED CANCER RESEARCH PROJECTS 1977-80 7. CANCER FILE: WAMMOCK, DR. HOKE – CANCER ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR STATE OF GEORGIA 8. CANCER BENEFIT BASKETBALL INSIDE UNNUMBERED FOLDER LABLED CANCER BENEFIT BASKETBALL DIAGRAM WITH FILE TITLED: CANCER BENEFIT BASKETBALL 9. CANCER FILE: NCI’S BIOASSAY TESTS OF SELECTED CARCINOGENS 10. CANCER: 9/6/81 MTG. W/DR. HOKE WAMMOCK, LAGRANGE’S ENOCH CALLAWAY CANCER CENTER . RE: ASSN. OF COMMUNITY CANCER CENTERS 11. CANCER FILE: CARCINOGENICITY TESTING 12. CANCER FILE: CAUSES OF CANCER (FILE 1) 13. CANCER FILE: CAUSES OF CANCER (FILE 2) 14. CANCER FILE: CAUSES – ASBESTOS 15. CANCER FILE: CITY OF HOPE 16. CANCER FILE: CLEARING HOUSE ON ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS (NCI) 17. 12/14/78 COALITION FOR CANCER ISSUES FORUM ON CANCER LEGIS. 18. JB’S SPEECH TO COLUMBUS – FT BENNING VISIT, AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY & BACKGROUND RESEARCH FOR SPEECH 9/16/12 19. COLUMBUS, GA. PROCLAMATION “NATIONAL CANCER DAY” 20. CANCER FILE: COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTERS (SEE INTERVIEW FILE W/ DR. HOKE WAMMOCK)

Box 166 CANCER LEGISLATION (2 OF 5) Folder Title 1. CANCER CORRESPONDENCE 1982 (EMPTY) 2. CANCER: 1981 CORRESPONDENCE 3. 1980 CANCER CORRESPONDENCE 4. 1979 CANCER CORRESPONDENCE 5. CANCER FILE: CORRESPONDENCE 1978 6. 1976 CANCER CORRESPONDENCE 7. CANCER FILE: CORRESPONDENCE (PRIOR TO 1976) 8. CANCER FILE: CORRESPONDENCE 1977 9. CANCER FILE: COST OF CANCER PATIENT TREATMENT 10. CANCER: DAMADIAN, DR. RAYMOND DETECTION RESEARCH 11. CANCER FILE: DELANCY CLAUSE 12. CANCER FILE: DETECTION METHODS (SEE INTERVIEWS FILE ON LUNG CANCER SCREENING FIBERBRANCHOSOCAPY PROJECT AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV. 13. CANCER FILE: CAUSES OF CANCER DIET AND CANCER 14. CANCER FILE 6/30/80 STEVE DUGAN’S MEMO ON CANCER LEGIS. INITIATIVES 15. CANCER: EMORY UNIVERSITY’S 4TH ANNUAL CANCER SYMPOSIUM 10/27/78 & 10/28/78 16. CANCER FILE – EXPERTS – NAMES, TITLES, ADDRESSES, PHONE NUMBERS 17. CANCER: FEDERAL AGENCIES’ CANCER PROJECTS 18. CANCER: FEDERAL AGENCY NEWS RELEASES (OSHA, HEW, ETC.) ON CANCER 19. CANCER: FEDERAL CANCER POLICY (EFFORTS TOWARDS & RATIONALE BEHIND) 20. CANCER FILE: FOOD ADDITIVES 21. CANCER: DR. SOLOMON GARB RESOLUTION (12/15/81) (H. J. RES 378) 22. CANCER: DR. SOLOMON GARB’S USEAGE OF TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL FOR CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY PATIENTS 23. CANCER FILE: HOSPICE MOVEMENT 24. CANCER FILE: IMMUNOTHERAPY & CANCER VACCINE RESEARCH 25. CANCER: INFORMATION BOOKLETS 26. CANCER FILE: INTERVIEWS WITH RESEARCHERS, PHYSICIANS, ETC. ON CANCER RESEARCH & TREATMENT 3-6-79 MIKE BOTKIN – PURDUE UNIVERSITY – THE EXPONENT RE: CONGRESSMAN’S CANCER TRSEARCH LEGISLATION THE JOHNS HOPKINS LUNG PROJECT MTG. W/DIANNE WAX, NCI (DR. UPTON’S OFFICE, ADM. ASSIST.) 7-3- 79 27. HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AGING – CANCER HEARINGS 6-19-79/6-21-79 INTERFERON 28. CANCER FILE: LAETRILE ISSUE (FILE 1) 29. CANCER FILE: LAETRILE ISSUE (FILE 2)

Box 167 CANCER LEGISLATION (3 OF 5) Folder Title 1. CANCER FILE: LEGISTRATION (NOT NUMBERED, BUT BELIEVED TO BE 2) THE NATIONAL CANCER ACT AND AMENDMENTS OF 1978 NCI (NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE) 3. NATIONAL COALITION FOR DISEASE PREVENTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH – SOLOMON GARB 4. CANCER FILE: NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ON CONGRESSMAN’S CANCER EFFORTS 5. CANCER FILE: NEWSPAPER ARTICLES – GENERAL NEWS RELEASES – GENERAL 6. CANCER FILE: NEWS RELEASES BY CONGRESSMAN 7. CANCER FILE: NITRITE ISSUE 8. CANCER: 1980 OSHA CANCER POLICY 9. CANCER FILE: PREVENTION OF CANCER 10. CANCER FILE: CARCINOGENICITY AUG. 2-3, 1979 PBB HEARINGS (UNNUMBERED) THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1979 A SPECIAL REPORT OUR TOBACCO DELIMMA 11. CANCER FILE: STATEMENTS BY CONGRESSMAN ON 1 HOUSE FLOOR – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS 2 COMMITTEE TESTIMONY 3 SPEECHES 12. CANCER FILE: TELEGRAMS COMMANDING JB’S CANCER FIGHT EFFORTS FROM DR. SOLOMON GARB, TANNY POLSTER, DR. LEE CLARK 13. 10-90-80 THOMASTON AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY UNIT SPEECH 14. CANCER FILE: TRIS HEARINGS ON SAFETY OF FLAME RETARDENT IN CHILDREN’S SLEEPWARE 15. CANCER TYPES – 6 MOST COMMON IN U. S. 16. CANCER FILE: TYPES OF CANCER – BREAST 17. CANCER: SACCHARIN ISSUE 18. CANCER FILE: SMOKING AND CANCER 19. CANCER FILE: STATISTICS + EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CANCER INCIDENT 20. CANCER FILE: EXPERIMENTAL TREATMENT METHODS & ADVANCES (CHEMOTHERAPY) 21. FRONTIERS OF CLINICAL CANCER RESEARCH WITH CHEMOTHERAPY AND IMMUNOTHERAPY CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE FOR THE CONQUEST OF CANCER 22. CANCER: TREATMENT – VITAMIN A AND RHETINOIDS

Box 168 CANCER LEGISLATION (4 OF 5) Folder Title 1. SUSPECTED CARCINOGENS A SUBFILE OF TOXIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES (2ND EDITION) NIOSH (NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH 2. DEPARTMENTS OF LABOR AND HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1978 HEARINGS DEAR ANNE – THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT. PLEASE SEE PAGE CANCER RESEARCH CONG. BRINKLEY STATEMENT P. 1250-1351 3. FRONTIERS IN CANCER RESEARCH FOR THE ELDERLY HEARINGS CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY67’S STATEMENT PP 6-7 4. PROGRESS IN CANCER RESEARCH AND THERAPY VOLUME 3 GENETICS OF HUMAN CANCER 5. CANCER AND VITAMIN C A DISCUSSION OF THE NATURE, CAUSES, PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT OF CANCER, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE VALUE OF VITAMIN C 6. ATLAS OF CANCER MORTALITY AMONG U. S. NONWHITES: 1950-1969 7. ATLAS OF CANCER MORTALITY FOR U. S. COUNTIES: 1950-1969 8. FRONTIERS OF CLINICAL CANCER RESEARCH WITH CHEMOTHERAPY AND IMMUBOTHERAPY NOVEMBER 15, 1969 9. CANCER TESTING TECHNOLOGY AND SACCHARIN 10. PERSONS AT HIGH RISK OF CANCER AN APPROACH TO CANCER ETIOLOGY AND CONTROL 11. TEXAS REPORTS ON BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE PUBLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH GALVESTON, TEXAS VOLUMR 37, 1978 ENVIRONMENTAL CANCER: A REPORT TO THE PUBLIC PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE ON THE RELATIONSHIL BETWEEN ENVIRONMENT AND CANCER 12. COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES: 1980-81 13. CANCER PAMPHLETS 14. SCIENCE AND CANCER – A MEDICAL SCIENTIST EXPLAINS THE NATURE OF NEOPLASTIC DISEASE AND THE EFFORTS OF SCIENCE AND MEDICINE TO CONTROL IT. 15. NIH RESEARCH ADVANCES 1976 16. NCI (NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE) FACT BOOK (1975) 17. CANCER RATES AND RISKS 2ND EDITION 18. RECENT TRENDS IN SURVIVAL OF CANCER PATIENTS 0960-1971 19. PROCEEDINGS/ERD WORLD CONFERENCE SMOKING AND HEALTH VOLUME 1 MODIFYING THE RISK FOR THE SMOKER 20. COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES: 1981-82 21. MANUAL OF PROCEDURES NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE COOPERATIVE EARLY LUNG CANCER GROUP

Box 169 CANCER LEGISLATION (5 OF 5) (SIZE OF BOOKS IN ORDER BY NUMBER TO HAVE ROOM FOR BINDER) Folder Title 1. CANCER: TOXICOLOGY FORUM CORRESPONDENCE 2. THE TOXICOLOGY FORUM INTERNATIONAL UPDATE ON SHORT- TERM TESTS MAY 30-31. 1979 TOXICOLOGY FORUM 5/30-5/31/79 3. TOXICOLOGY FORUM JULY 1978 4. TOXICOLOGY FORUM FEBRUARY 1978 5. TOXICOLOGY FORUM JULY 18-22, 1977 MEETING 6. TOXICOLOGY FORUM: CYCLAMATE – RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY 7. CANCER FILE TOXICOLOGY FORUM: SACCHARIN 8. CANCER FILE TOXICOLOGY FORUM: REPORTS/RESEARCH PAPERS REPORT OF THE TEMPORARY COMMITTEE FOR THE REVIEW OF DATA ON CARCINOGENICITY OF CYCLAMATE FEBRUARY 1976 REPORT OF THE TEMPORARY COMMITTEE FOR THE REVIEW OF DATA ON CARCINOGENICITY OF CYCLAMATE FEBRUARY 1976 REPORT OF THE TEMPORARY COMMITTEE FOR THE REVIEW OF DATA ON CARCINOGENICITY OF CYCLAMATE FEBRUARY 1976 APPENDIXES I-VII NUMEROUS REPORTS

Box 170 CIVIL DEFENSE (1 OF 2) Folder Title 1. CIVIL DEFENSE (NOT NUMBERED) CIVIL DEFENSE: COL.WILLIAM SMITH’S 2/29/80 STATEMENT TO HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MIL CON SC HEARING ON FED EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY JACK BRINKLEY WILL PRESENT. 2. CIVIL DEFENSE 1980 CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL (USCDC) CONGRESSIONAL BREIFING – 2/26/80

3. CIVIL DEFENSE 1978 & PRIOR TO 1978 4. FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY CIVIL DEFENSE: TENNESSEE STATE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORY CONFERENCE MARCH 4 NASHVILLE CD SPEECH 5. COLUMBUS-MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GEORGIA CRISIS RELOCATION PLAN RISK AREA COLUMBUS CONGLOMERATE AREA 3305 JANUARY, 1981 6. POLICY POSITIONS 1977-1978 NATIONAL GOVERNORS’ ASSOCIATION SUPPORT OF DUAL – USE CIVIL DEFENSE ROLE (P. 12) 7. FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY 8. CIVIL DEFENSE HILL, COOPER ELLERBEE, J. C. UPSON COUNTY 8/29 9. 10/31/79 CIVIL DEFENSE: INFO FROM REP. SKELTON’S OFFICE RE: 5- YR CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION PROPOSAL & SKELTON’S ARTICLE ON CIVIL DEFENSE WEEK IN HIS DISTRICT OF MISSOURI 10. 6/14/79 HOUSE ARMED SERVICE MILITARY INSTALLATIONS & FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE HEARING ON THREE-MILE ISLAND & CIVIL DEFENSE ASPECTS (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 11) CIVIL DEFENSE: REGION III DCPA CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICIALS MTG. W/ STATE DELEGATIONS IN WASHINGTON. D. C. 3/12/79 12. CIVIL DEFENSE TROUP COUNTY SIRENS TOM JACKSON, CORRESPONDENT HARRIS POPE 13. 5/11/79 TENNESSEE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS TELEPHONE HOOK- UP TR JB’S HR 2157 & 2158 WITH ANNE CHEEK 14. U. S. CIVIL DEFENSE – REGION III MEETING – NASHVILLE TENN. 4/4- 5/79 15. CIVIL DEFENSE: UNITED STATES CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL BULLETIN – DEC. 1978 (HERB SIMOSON, EDITOR) 16. 11/24/78 CIVIL DEFENSE: CIVIL DEFENSE SUMMARY SENT TO COLS MEDIA 17. CIVIL DEFENSE: HOUSTON COUNTY CIVIL DEFENDE – MACON WEATHER RADIO NETWORK (ED WAGNON, HOUSTON CD DIRECTOR ALSO SEE PROJECTS FILE: HOUSTON COUNTY 18. CIVIL DEFENSE: MTG. WITH STATE DIRECTORS OF CIVIL DEFENSE CIVIL DEFENSE REPRESENTATIVES 2/16/79 19. CIVIL DEFENSE: CRISIS RELOCATION PROGRAM – MACON, GA. 20. 2/26/79 HOUSE MILITARY INSTALLATIONS & FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE – ARMED SERVICES RE: CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION 21. CIVIL DEFENSE: D. C. P. A.’S GEORGIA CIVIL DEFENSE PROFILE 22. CIVIL DEFENSE REORGANIZATION PROJECT CIVIL DEFENSE: PRESIDENT’S REORGANIZATION PROJECT, ESTABLISHING FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY CIVIL DEFENSE: LTR TO PRES. CARTER RE: APPOINTMENT OF FEMA DIRECTOR MEMOS RE: CIVIL DEFENSE REORGANIZATION PROJECT CORRESPONDENCE RE: CIVIL DEFENSE REORGANIZATION PROJECT 23. THE EFFECTIVENESS AND STRATEGIC VALUE OF CIVIL DEFENSE JACK B. STRAUSS, JR. 24. PROJECT: PEACH COUNTY – FT. VALLEY TORNADO DISASTER & RECOVERY FORT VALLEY FILE A EDA BILL (H. R. 9390) PROJECTS – PEACH COUNTY FORT VALLEY TORNADO DISASTER OF FEBRUARY 18, 1975 25. PROJECT: COLUMBUS/MUSCOGEE COUNTY WEATHER STATION 26. WAR SURVIVAL IN SOVIET STRATEGY USSR CIVIL DEFENSE 27. SOVIET MILITARY STRATEGY

Box 171 CIVIL DEFENSE (2 OF 2) Folder Title 1. (HOUSE) MIL. INSTALLATIONS & FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEES 1/2679 DCPA CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION HEARING ARMED SERVICES 2. CIVIL DEFENSE FILE: H. R. 217 HEARINGS 108/17/77 (DUAL USE) 3. DUAL USE TESTIMONIES (BRINKLEY) 5-23-79 HASC MIL. CON, SUBCM. 4. CIVIL DEFENSE: DUAL USE ROLE LEGIS. CORRESPONDENCE NEWS RELEASE (NOT NUMBERED) HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY RM 2412 RHOB 5. H. R. 217 HEARINGS 10/17/77 MIL. INST. & FAC. SUBC. OF ARMED SERVICES 6. HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY CIVIL DEFENSE MARK UP FY 1978 7. CIVIL DEFENSE RE:N H. R. 2158 EXCESS PROPERTY BILL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS ON H. R. 2158 8. WHITE HOUSE REORGANIZATION FED. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS- RESPONSE CIVIL DEFENSE WHITE HOUSE REORGANIZATION STUDY 9. HOUSE & SENATE REORGANIZATION HEARINGS 6/20/78-6/21/78. (NOT NUMBERED) CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1978 AC P. H 9836 (CIVIL DEFENSE REORGANIZATION PLAN->JB’S REMARKS) 10. CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FT 79 HEARINGS-HOUSE AS COMM- MIL.INSTALLATIONS & FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE. 11. CIVIL DEFENSE: PHOTOGRAPHS 12. (MISSING) 13. CIVIL DEFENSE: NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS (GENERAL INFO & EDITORIALS (NOT NUMBERED) MISLABELED CIVIL DEFENSE: MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ON CONGRESSMAN BEINKLEY’S CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL BULLEITIN, DEC 1978 14. CIVIL DEFENSE: GENERAL INFORMATION (NOT NUMBERED) CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) DISASTER HANDBOOK

Box 172 VIDEO TAPES OF MIL. CON. AUTHORIZATION BILL OF FISCAL YEAR 1982 Folder Title 1. SUMMER NEWSLETTER: ANATOMYOF A BILL 6/4/81 2. SUMMER NEWSLETTER: ANATOMYOF A BILL 6/4/81 3. SUMMER NEWSLETTER: ANATOMYOF A BILL 6/4/81 4. SUMMER NEWSLETTER: ANATOMYOF A BILL 6/4/81 5. SUMMER NEWSLETTER: ANATOMYOF A BILL 6/4/81 6. SUMMER NEWSLETTER: ANATOMYOF A BILL 6/4/81 (NOT NUMBERED) CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1981 PAGES H 2674 – H 2722

Box 173 VIDEO TAPES—MIL. CON. AUTHO.BILL FISCAL YEAR 1983 Folder Title A. ANATOMY OF A MILITARY CONSTRUCTION BILL – JACK BRINKLEY PART 1 (NOT NUMBERED) ANATOMY OF A MILITARY CONSTRUCTION BILL – JACK BRINKLEY PART 2 1. AUG. 11, 1982 FROM UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FLOOR COVRTAGE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 REP. BRINKLEY 8/11/82 1710-2150 2. AUG. 11, 1982 FROM UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FLOOR COVRTAGE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 REP. BRINKLEY 8/11/82 1710-2150 3. AUG. 11, 1982 FROM UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FLOOR COVRTAGE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 REP. BRINKLEY 8/11/82 1710-2150 4. AUG. 11, 1982 FROM UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FLOOR COVRTAGE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 REP. BRINKLEY 8/11/82 1710-2150 5. AUG. 11, 1982 FROM UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FLOOR COVRTAGE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 REP. BRINKLEY 8/11/82 1710-2150

Box 174 VIDEO TAPE – CONG BRINKLEY’S INTERVIEW WITH BARBARA BLUM, EPA ADMINISTRATOR Folder Title 1. DATE 10-19-79 TIME 28:25 HI BAND ORIG COLOR 15 IPS

Box 175 VIDEO TAPE – MILITARY INSTALLATIONS IN GEORGIA Folder Title 1. DATE 1-30-80 PROGRAM GEORGIA MILITARY INSTALLATIONS 28:11 HI-BAND COLOR DUB 15 IPS MR. DONALD MCGOURIK, GENERAL MANAGER WYEA-TV POST OFFICE BOX 6389 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31907

Box 176 1982 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES : ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERC FEDERAL ISSUES JULY 15, 1982  C-58  FORSCOM  4TH RUNWAY  RE-REG DAM 2. TEXTILE CAUCUS 3. DEAR COLLEAGUES 4. GEORGIA DELEGATION JOINT LTRS – INVITING PRES. REAGAN TO STATE OF GEORGIA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (NOT NUMBERED) CINGRESSIONAL TEXTILE CAUCUS AUG 17 1981 5. STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS 6. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS 7. SUN BELT CAUCUS 8. GEORGIA DELEGATION JOINT LETTERS 9. JOINT LETTERS 10. SUN BELT COALITION, INC. & SUN BELT COUNCIL 11. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 12. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (THANK YOU) 13. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (CLIPPINGS ETC.) 14. SUN BELT COUNCIL 15. AGRICULTURE – 82 – GENERAL 16. ASCS OFFICE IN HARRIS COUNTY (CONTACTED BY ALAN BRYANT) 17. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (DAIRY PRICE SUPPORT PROGRAM) – INCLUDES H. J. HAGA 18. BELVIN. MR. OSCAR ISSUES: AGRICULTURE DISDTER LOAN –FMHA (ONTACTED BY ROYCE COOLEY 19. BENTLEY, MR. MAX ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (DESIGNATION OF COUNTIES AS DISASTER DUE TO DROUGHT). 20. CHAFFIN. MR. SONNY ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (SYNCORP) 21. COODY, MR. RUFUS D. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FMHA EMPLOYEE) 22. CROSS, MR. J. O., JR. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (PEANUT REGULATIONS) (TRANSFER OF QUOTAS). 23. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION (GA). (INCLUDES FORECLOSURES) 24. GEOEGIA FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION (LIST OF LOCAL & STATE OFFICES) 25. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM) 26. H. R. 5203 FI FRA ISSUES: FEFRA (HR 5203) AGRICULTURE 27. 1982 WHEAT PROGRAM DIXIE HARRELL 28. CONTACTED BY MR. JOE HAWKINS (ISSUES: AGRICULTURE) (APPOINTMENT OF NEW CHIEF TO SOIL & W CONSERVATION SERVICE) 29. A. B. JOHNSON FARMS, INC. CASE: AGRICULTURE SBA LOAN (CONTACTED BY ROTCE COOLEY) 30. JOHNSON, MRS. HEYWARD M. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (PEANUT REGULATIONS) 31. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (PEANUTS-SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM) CONTACTED BY TYRON SPEARMAN 32. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PEANUT PROGRAM (H. EMMETT REYNOLDS) 33. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (PEANUT PROGAM) 34. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PECAN MARKETING ORDER 7/22/82 DEPT. OF AG. (ART PEASE) CALLED TO LET US KNOW PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD. NO LOCATION & TIME SET. KB 35. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (POULTRY GA. POULTRY INFORMATION 36. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE SBA RECERTIFICATION OF 1977 AG. LOANS SMITH. MR. CLARENCE L. 37. SMITH, MR. WILLIAM T., JR. CASE: FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE (AGRICULTURE) 38. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (CONTACTED BY ROYCE COOLEY) THOMPSON, MR. RECIA CASE FMHA (PROBLEM WITH MR. HALL) 39. STOKES, MR. GERALD CASE: FMHA

Box 177 BRINKLEY BILLS (90TH-96TH CONGRESS) AND FORT MITCHELL FILE Folder Title 1. FORT MITCHELL CEMETARY H. R. 3989 SOPPLEMENTAL FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOT VETERANS ADMINISTRATION FEDERAL REGION IV NATIONAL CEMETRY MAX CLELAND’S VISIT TO FORT MITCHELL 10-1-79 NEWSPAPER ARTICLES REGARDING MAX CLELAND’S VISITS TO FORT MITCHELL AND FORT GILLEM PRESS: 10/31/79 VETERANS CEMETARY DECISION (CONVERSATIONS/INTERVIEWS WITH MEDIA) 2. 97TH CONGRESS INDEX 3. 96TH CONGRESS 96TH CONGRESS INDEX 96TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 96TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 4. THESE BILLS ARE ARRANGED EXACTLY IN ORDER AS LISTED ON THE INDEX. PLEASE REPLACE THEM IN THE SAME ORDER. DO NOT MAIL OUT ANY OF THESE BILLS – XEROX A COPY. 95TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 95TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 95TH CONGRESS INDEX 5. THESE BILLS ARE ARRANGED EXACTLY IN ORDER AS LISTED ON THE INDEX. PLEASE REPLACE THEM IN THE SAME ORDER. DO NOT MAIL OUT ANY OF THESE BILLS – XEROX A COPY. 94TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 94TH CONGRESS INDEX 6. 94TH COMGRESS FIRST SESSION 7. 93RD CONGRESS INDEX 8. THESE BILLS ARE ARRANGED EXACTLY IN ORDER AS LISTED ON THE INDEX. PLEASE REPLACE THEM IN THE SAME ORDER. DO NOT MAIL OUT ANY OF THESE BILLS – XEROX A COPY. 93RD CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 9. 92ND CONGRESS INDEX 10. 92ND CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 11. THESE BILLS ARE ARRANGED EXACTLY IN ORDER AS LISTED ON THE INDEX. PLEASE REPLACE THEM IN THE SAME ORDER. DO NOT MAIL OUT ANY OF THESE BILLS – XEROX A COPY. 92ND CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 12. 91ST CONGRESS THESE BILLS ARE ARRANGED EXACTLY IN ORDER AS LISTED ON THE INDEX. PLEASE REPLACE THEM IN THE SAME ORDER. DO NOT MAIL OUT ANY OF THESE BILLS – XEROX A COPY. 91ST CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 91ST CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 91ST CONGRESS INDEX 13. 90TH CONGRESS THESE BILLS ARE ARRANGED EXACTLY IN ORDER AS LISTED ON THE INDEX. PLEASE REPLACE THEM IN THE SAME ORDER. DO NOT MAIL OUT ANY OF THESE BILLS – XEROX A COPY. 90TH CONGRESS INDEX 90TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION

Box 178 WARMS SPRINGS PROJECT FILE Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) WARM SPRINGS: H. R. 4750 - BRINKLEY_BILL PROVIDING FEASIBILITY STUDY OF FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL 1. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/ WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL LEGISLATION WARM SPRINGS: NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM ACT (TRAIL OF TEARS) AMENDMENT OFFERED BY REP. BRINKLEY 5/13/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1982 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1980 P. S-16391 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1980 PLEASE SEE PP. H-12337 & H-12338 RE WARM SPRINGS. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1980 P. H-10241 2. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/ WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL – 1/27/81 D. C. BREAKFAST MEETING 1827/81 BREAKFAST MEETING WITH JAMES ROOSEVELT ON FDR/WS MEMORIAL 3. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMPRIAL – MEETING AND STRATEGY SESSIONS 4. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMPRIAL – CORRESPONFENCE 5. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL – MISCELLANEOUS MEMOS 6. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL – NATIONAL PARKS SERVICE TASK FORCE REPORT PREPARED BY TODD MCCANN (HAS UNTITLED THREE RING BINDER) 7. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL – STATE OF GEORGIA PROPOSA STATE OF GEORGIA F. D. R. LIVING MEMORIAL WARM SPRINGS GEORGIA (2 COPIES) 8. WARM SPRINGS: FDR/WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL –NEWS ARTICLES, RELEASES, MAGAZINE ARTICLES 9. WARM SPRINGS: FDR D. C. MEMORIA; (H J RES 400) 10. WARM SPRINGS: 100TH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE OF F.D.R.’S BIRTH (NO NUMBER) GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Box 179 1980-81 COMPUTER LETTERS Folder Title 1. FEBRUARY 19, 1981 OCSAR LETTER ON TAX EXEMPT INTEREST BALLOTS FROM COLUMBUS HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 2. PR CONGRAYS MAILING TO CIVILIAN SPONSOR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS – LETTER ON OSCAR 2/26/81 3. JANUARY 30, 1981 AMERICAN TAX REDUCTION MOVEMENT LETTER 4. H. RES. 760 “VOTER PROTECTION ACT” 5. WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS 6. H. R. YEAR-END SPENDING CONTROL ACT 7. BALANCED BUDGET—H. J. RES. 395 8. H. R. 1776 LEGISLATION VETO BILL 9. (NOT LABELED) CRIMINAL CODE REVISION ACT OF 1980

Box 180 MUSCOGEE CO. FT. BENNING PROJECTS Folder Title 1. LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC. VIRGINIA BARFIELD – OEO GRANT LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR SMALL BUSINESS COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH FEASIBILITY 1970 ISSUES: /PROJECTS/WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA REGIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL/HEW DICORPO, JOSEPH E./M. M. S./ MUSCOGEE COUNTY 2. LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, INC. VIRGINIA BARFIELD – OEO GRANT 3. FORT BENNING AIR CAVALRY DIVISION PROJECT – FORT BENNING – AIR CONDITIONING AT EDWARD A. WHITE SCHOOL AIR CAVALY DIVISION – NEWS CLIPPINGS MUSCOGEE COUNTY FIRST AIR CAVALRY DIV AIR CAVALRY DIVISION - GENERALLY 4. PROJ: MUSC COUNTY (SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE) 6/9/76 DEBORAH 755 5581 6-10-76 LTR IN DRAFT WE SHOULD HAVE IN A WEEK & HALF – 7/13 MR. CRIM SUPPOSED TO CALL BACK – HE WILL CHECK & CALL BACK 10/29/76 (10:20 AM) – GOT A CALL FROM HUD INQUIRING ABOUT A CALL FROM OUR OFFICE ON SEPT. 28TH. WE, AT THE TIME, ASKED THAT WE BE PROVIDED WITH A COPY OF THE RRESPONSE TO MR. BELL. THEY WERE CALLING TO SEE IF WE EVER GOT A COPY. WE TOLD THEM ER RECEIVED A COPY. THANKS TO MR. BELL/ WERE UPSET THAT THEY WOULD BE GETTING ANOTHER LETTER FROM US – ANGI 12/17 CLAIRE THEY ARE DRAFTING LTRPROBABLY A MONTH BEFORE WE GEY ANSWER – KAREN 755 9096 HANDLING 5. FT. BENNING: MONTHLY PERSONNEL STRENGTH SUMMARIES 6. PROJECT – MUSCOGEE COUNTY – GENERAL APPROPRISTION COMMITTEE VISIT TO FORT BENNING 4/12 7. FT. BENNING – ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL 1979 8. BATTACKS – FORT BENNING (PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY) 9. FORT BENNING BATTLE PARK HOMES (G. GUNBY JORDAN) OR GARDINER GARRARD BATTLE PARK HOMES FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 26 OCTOBER 1978 A B C D E BATTLE PARK HOMES FORT BENNING, GEORGIA A PRESENTATION MCA PROGRAM FISCAL YEARS 1973-1983 REPORT ON BATTLE PARK HOMES (X2) TAB A TAB B TAB C TAB D TAB E TAB F 10. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – BOOK STORE AT FORT BENNING 11. PROJECT: MUS. CO. – FT. BENNING BRIEF TO PRES. ELECT JIMMY CARTER 12/20 12. FORT BENNING RE: EXCESS PROPERTY AT BENNING PROJECR: MUSCOGEE COUNTY EXCESS PROPERTY AT FORT BENNING GSA EXECUTIVE ORDER 11508 REAL PROPERTY SURVET OF FORT BENNING MILITARY RESERVATION FORT BENNING, GEORGIA GSA INVENTORY CONTROL NO. 210020084 ON APRIL 4 – 6, 1972 A B C 13. FORT BENNING GENERAL GENERAL PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY _ FORT BENNING – GENERAL A B C 14. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY/ FT. BENNING-BARRICKS TRINEE/ 2NS DIVISION 15. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FORT BENNING GOLF FACILITIES 16. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FORT BENNING LANDFILL – REQUEST THAT CHATT CO. BE ALLOWED TO USE IT 17. FORT BENNING FT. BENNING LAWSON FIELD PART I PROJECT: MUSCO. COUNTY --- LAWSON FIELD LAWSON FIELD GENERAL FT. BENNING, GA COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY METROPOLITAN AREA AIRPORT SYSTEM PLAN PHASE II LAWSON FIELD: A CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY AND EVALUATION OF A SELECTED PORTION OF GORT BENNING MILITARY RESERVATION PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY - LAWSON FIELD (LTR TO SECT OF ARMY CALLAWAY AND LTR TO WM. J. MCGILL, FAA REG. DIR IN ATLANTA) 18. FORT BENNING FT. BENNING LAWSON FIELD PART II PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – BRINKLEY PLAN FOR IMPROVED AIRPORT FACILITIES AT FORT BENNING LAWSON FIELD 19. PROJECT – MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FORT BENNING MUSEUM (WEAPON) (ALSO LABELED 19) PROJECT: FT. BENNING – MARTIN ARMY HOSPITAL (REDUCTION IN CIVILIAN NURSES)-DOA 20. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FORT BENNING – MINORITY CONTRACTS 21. 1/15/81 PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE PRES. BUDGET FY 82 MIL CON REQUEST FOR FT. BENNING & ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE 22. ARMY OSUT BRIEFING MATERIALS MORE RELATED INFO. IN PART IB OF OSUT OSUT FILE #1 INFANTRY MUSEUM FORT BENNING. GEORGIA TRAINING AND DOVTRINE COMMAND FORT MONROE, VIRGINIA 23651 ONE STATION UNIT TRAINING (OSUT) TEST REPORT 23. FORT BENNING FT. BENNING OSUT OSUT – PART #1 FORT BENNING OSUT – PLEASE XEROX FROM THESE FILES – DO NOT MAIL OUT MAPS & CHARTS OSUT RANGES & TRAINING AREAS OSUT #1 FILE PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY FT. BENNING: INFANTRY FIGHTING RANGES PROJECT: FORT BENNING – AIR CAVALRY DIVISION OSUT: FT. BENNING POPULATION BEFORE, DURING, AFTER OSUT IMPLEMENTATION BRIEFING ON OSUT AND TROOP STRENFTH IN TRADDOC AND AT BENNING 4/11/78 (BY BRIGADIER GEN. RICHARD SWEET TO CONGRESSMAN & CHRIS BONNER OSUT OUTLINE FOR DISCUSSION WITH ARMY SEC. MARTIN HOFFMAN 1975 INFORMATION ON VISIT TO FORT DRUM, NEW YORK PART I OSUT  TRAINING SUPPORT FOR ONE ARMY ACTIVE NATIONAL GUARD RESERVE FORT DRUM NEW YORK FILE LETTER FROM BOB ON FT. BENNING NO PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY.FORT BENNING (OSUT) LETTRT TO HONORABLE CLIFFORD L. ALEXANDER, JR. SECRETARY OF THE ARMY 11/16/79

Box 181 1978-79 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE THE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE-MAY 4, 1978 RE: BATTLE PARK HOMES 2. 1978 SPEECH FILE: 5/6/78 ASSOC.OF GEN. CONTRACTORS CONVENTION. SEA ISLAND, GA. NO MUD PUDDLE CARNATION MILK IKE (MRS.) FICT. 5 ANTHEM PRUCY (?) 12 YR. OLD BOY TANTULU (?) PREACH GOPEL DOG -> 2 CATS 500.002 ENERGY SPEECH FILE GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF CONTRACTORS CONVETION SATURDAY, MAY 6. 1978 SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA TANTULERS (?)1 PREDICTABILITY MANTEL OF GROUP LAW 1 SPIRIT BUDGET INFO (COMMITTEE HOMEWORK) - TANTULERS (?) 1 SOCIAL MIL VET PANAMA BALANCED ACTION 7 BILLION ? 3 INFLATION: FUGAR K-AID 4 BAD – MOTHERS & FATHERS - …TAKE AN ACT OF CONGRESS (COMPLICATED) 2 SUPPLY & DEMAND 4 EXAMPLE A B C D 5 SUPPLY & DEMAND CLOSELY LINKED TO PROFIT MOTIVES FILT SOU PRUY (?) MUD PUDDLE 3. SPEECH FILE: COMMECTMENT ADDRESS FULLERTON ACADEMY 5826878 4. SPEECH FILE 5/30/78 COLUMBIAN LODGE NO. 7 & RESEARCH LODGE NO. 2 F& AM COLS., GA. 5. STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE LEGISLATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY SUBCOMMITTEE, HOUSE GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE_JUNE 26, 1978 6. SPEECH FILE: ADDRESS 3RD DIST. MEETING OF BLACK ELECTED OFFICIALS COLUMBUS, GA. 7/8/78 7. SPEECH FILE: 7/4/78 DEDICATION OF SR, CITIZEN ACTIVITIES BLDG. IN COLS. 8. SPEECH FILE – 7/23/78 ADDRESS TO ADULT STUDY SESSION @ MORNINGSIDE PRESEBYTERIAN – COLUMBUS, GA 9. 8/23/78 SPEECH TO LAGRANGE ROTARY CLUB, LAGRANGE, GA. 10. 8/25/78 – WARM SPRINGS POOL DEDICATION 11. SPEECH FILE: 8/28/78 REMARKS MADE AT COLS. PRESS TALENT SHOW— 12. SPEECH FILE: 9-8-78 LUNCHEON LIBRARIANS ATTENDING HEARINGS IN AMERICUS, GA. 13. SPEECH FILE: 9/16/78 ANNUAL BD. OF DIR. MEETING – COLS. – FT. BENNING – CHAPTER AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 14. SPEECH FILE: 9/17/78 DEDICATION OF NEW CITY HALL, PINE MT. PINE MOUNTAIN CITY HALL DEDICATION SPEECH SEPT. 17, 1978 15. AMERICAN PODIATRY ASSN. 10-14-78 SPEECH, ATLANTA, GA. 16. SPEECH: AMERICAN CAMELIA SOC. & INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA SOC. JOINT MEERING, PERRY, GA. 11-8-78 17. SPEECH FILE: DIST. BOY SCOUT RECOGNITION BANQUET 18. MUSC, COUNTY MEDICAL SOC. 10-24-78 COLUMBUS, GA. 19. SOLIDARITY DINNER REMARKS 10-18-78 COLUMBUS, GA. 20. AMERICAN & INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA SOC. JOINT MEETING 11-8- 78 PERRY 21. BUSINESS SEMINAR 11-14-78 COLUMBUS, GA. 22. WAVERLY HALL LIONS CLUB SPEECH 11-16-78 WAVERLY HALL, GA. 23. MARCH OF DIMES ROAST 11-30-78 COLUMBUS, GA. 24. DOOLEY COUNTY LIBRARY DEDICATION VIENNA, GA. 12-3-78 25. HOUSE PRAYER BREAKFAT GROUP 1-25-79 SPEECH FILE 26. FT. VALLEY JAYCEES’ PRAYER BREAKFAST AWARDS PRESENTATION SAT. 7-27-70 SPEECH FILE SPEECHES FILE 1+27-79 FT VALLEY PRAYER BREAKFAST 27. WESTERN MFG. HOUSING INST. SPEECH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. THURS. 2-8-79 TRAVEL FOLDER SAN FRANCISCO 28. CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY CHPT. OF PHI DELTA KAPPA INTERNAT’L EDUCATORS HONORARY, COLUMBUS, GA FRI. 2-9-79 29. 3-2-79 JEFFERSON – JACKSON DINNER ATLANTA HILTON HOTEL 30. 3-3-79 HOGANSVILLE CIVIC NIGHT SPEECH 31. 3-6-79 “PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE” AWARDS BANQUET-COLUMBUS, HARMONY CLUB SPEECH FILE 32. MARCH 24, 1979 WEST POINT CITY HALL DEDICATION NO TYPED SPEECH 33. MARCH 30, 1979-JOINT MEETING OF COLUMBUS WOMENS’ CLUBS (COLUMBUS & CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY BUSINESS & PRPFESSIONAL WOMEN; ALTRUSA CLUB; SOROPTOMISTS; PILOTS INFO. FOR FRIDAY SPEECH 34. SPEECH – BILL NICHOLD ROAST 4-77-80 35. APRIL 13, 198+ - COLS., GA WEATHER RADAR DEDICATION CEREMONY COLS. METRO AIRPORT 10:00 AM 36. SPEECH FILE: LAGRANGE JAYCEES JAYCEES TUES. 4-17-79 37. APRIL 20, 1977 THIRD DISTRICT. LEGIS. MTG. OF GA. STATE REPS. AND SENATORS, CONGRESSMAN’S HOME COLUMBUS, GA. 38. STATEMENT BEFORE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS’ LABOR HEW SUBCOMMITTEE TO INCREASE NAT’L. CANCER INSTITUTE FUNDS 4- 26-79 2358 RHOB 39. MAY 1, 1979 LAW DAT EDITORIAL 40. MAY 26, 1979 THOMASTON SPRING FLING 5-26-79 41. THOMASTON SPRING FLING 5-26-79 TRIP FOLDER, REP. JACK BRINKLEY MAY 25 – 29, 1979 42. JUNE 2, 1979 – DELTA SIGMA PI OF COLUMBUS, GA. (NO TITLE) BUT LOTS OF NOTES 43. SPEECH OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY – WOODBURY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION, WOODBURY, GA. SAT., JUNE 9, 1979 44. SPEECH OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY – WOODBURY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION, WOODBURY, GA. SAT., JUNE 9, 1979 WOODBURY, GA. 45. SPEECH FILE (TOWN MEETING—WARNER ROBINS) JULY 2 AND 3, 1979 46. STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE 47. SPEECH FILE: JULY 5, 1979 FT. BENNING OSUT – MEETING WITH REP. MURPHA 48. SPEECH OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY TO THE MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT’S 112TH ANNUAL FACULTY MEETING MONDAY, AUG 27, 1979 9:00 AM 49. (MISSING) 50. REMARKS OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY AT OPENING CEREMONIES OF INTERSTATE 185 FROM LAGRANFE TO COLUMBUS WED. 9-19-79 51. REMARKS OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY AT THE COLS IRON TRADE & CONVENTION CENTER GRAND OPENING 9-15-79 11:20 COLS., GA. 52. SPEECH FILE: TUES. OCT. 2, 1979 FORSYTH – MONROE COUNTY KIWANAS CLUB QUALITY COURTS REST. 12:00 NOON 53. STATEMENT: 11/15/79 BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYEE BENEFITS, RE H. R. 4477 54. AMERICUS, GA. CONGRESSIONAL WORLSHOP +-34-79 FED. BLDG. GRAND JURY ROOM, AMERICUS, GA 10:00-NOON 55. FORSYTH CONGRESSIONAL WORKSHOP SAT. 10-6-79 MONROE COUNTY COURT COURTHOUSE, COURT ROOM, SECOND FLOOR WINDFALL PROFITS FORSYTH DISTRICT WORKSHOP 56. YMCA SPEECH 10-29-79 2168 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BLDG. WASHINGTON, D. C. ANNUAL SEMINAR 57. UPSON COUNTY THOMASTON CONGRESSIONAL WORKSHOP SAT. 11- 10-79 UPSON

Box 182 WARM SPRINGS PROJECT FILE Folder Title 1. WARM SPRINGS: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 2. WARM SPRINGS PROJECT PROD: MERRIWETHER CO: WARM SPRINGS – 1974 3. WARM SPRINGS: $26 MILLION FEDERAL FUNDS SECURED BY REP. BRINKLEY FOR WARM SPRINGS IN FY 77 LABOR-HEW APPROPRIATION BILL 4. WARM SPRINGS: RENOVATION OF REHAB. COMPLEX/ HOSPITAL AND RESTORATION OF POOLS (FILE #1) WARM SPRINGS: POOL RESTORATION THE SPRINGS AT WARM SPRINGS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REVITALIZATION A MASTER PLAN FRANK INABINET’S THE SPRINGS AT WARM SPRINGS THE NEW DEAL AN IMPARTIAL HISTORY OF THE ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION H. B. NO. 249 (AS PASSED HOUSE AND SENATE) WARM SPRINGS: RESTORATION PROJECT – MARCH 21, 1979 MTG IN D. C. HOSTED BY REP. BRINKLEY MARCH 31-APRIL 2, 1979-GEORGIA WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION AND GOV’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO RWSRC JOINT MEETING CALLAWAT GARDEN, GEORGIA MAY 3, 1979 – FED. AGENCY FUNDING MTG. ON WARM SPRINGS RESTORATION PROJECT IN REP. BRINKLEY’S WASHINGTON OFFICE 5. WARM SPRINGS: RENOVATION OF REHAB COMPLEX/ HOSPITAL AND RESTORATION OF POOLS (FILE #2) WARM SPRINGS: RESTORATION – CORRESPONDENCE WARM SPRINGS: RESTORATION – MEMOS WARM SPRINGS RESTORATION NEWS ARTICLES AND NEWS RELEASES 6. WARM SPRINGS: NEWS ARTICLES 7. WARM SPRINGS: BROCHURES AND PAMPHLETS

Box 183 1977-78 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. ENERGY STATEMENT PUBLISHED IN RURAL GEORGIA MAGAZINE, APRIL ISSUE 1977 2. SPEECH FILE: MARCH 28, 1977 STATEMENT BEFORE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE ON TREASURY, POSTAL SERVICE AND GENERAL GOVERNMENT (ON DEFENSE CIVIL PREPAREDNESS AGENCY APPROP. 3. SPEECH FILE 4-12-77 CUSSETA LIONS CLUB 4. WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION COMPLEX 4/13/77 LEGISLATION BRIEFING RE PLANS FOR RENOVATION BASED ON $4.6 MILLION IN FEDERAL FUNDS AND MATCHING STATE FUNDS 5. SPEECH FILE 4-13-77 WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION LEGISLATIVE FORUM 6. SPEECH FILE 4-13-77 CHATTAHOOCHEE-FLINT APDC MEETING IN LAGRANGE 7. SPEECH 4-13-77 CHATTAHOOCHEE-FLINT AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMM. LAGRANGR COLLEGE 8. SPEECH FILE 4-15-77 PEACH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, FT. VALLEY, GA. 9. SPEECH FILE 4-16-77 GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA MEETING IN ALBANY, GA. 10. STATEMENT: APRIL 22, 1977 SUBCOMMITTEE ON LABOR-HEW ON HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE (FOR ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR APPROVED BUT UNFUNDED CANCER PROJECTS OF NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE) 11. SPEECH FILE 5-31-77 COLLUMBUS COLLEGE UNVEILING CEREMONY OF JUDGE JOHN S. AVERILL PORTRAIT. 12. (NO TITLE) TRIP FOLDER FOR WEEK-END JUNE 3-6, 1977 (J. B.) TIFT TIFT “THE UNIQUE COLLEGE” 13. SPEECH FILE 4-22-77 CONGRESSIONAL STAFF PRAYER BREAKFAST. 14. SPEECH FILE 5-15-77 COLUMBUS DISTRICT UNITED METHODIST WOMEN’S RETREAT 15. SPEECH FILE 5-31-77 COLUMBUS LIONS CLUB SPEECH 16. SPEECH FILE 6-5-77 TIFT COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS, FORSYTH, GA. TIFT “THE UNIQUE COLLEGE” TIFT CORNERSTONE BOB & JEAN JACKSON GOOD HOST 17. SPEECH FILE 6-12-77 OPENING REMARKS AT METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY CELEBTATION 18. STATEMENT 6-21-77 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION 19. SPEECH FILE JULY 4, 1977 DEMOCRATIC PARTY RALLY, COLUMBUS, GA. 20. SPEECH FILES – JIMMIE ROSENBURG EULOGY – 7/10/77 21. SPEECH FILE 7-15-77 PIGGLY WIGGLY, COLUMBUS 22. 8-6-77 SPEECH FILE RETIREES EARNED MILITARY BENEFITS ORGANIZATION_COLUMBUS MEMORIAL STADIUM 23. SPEECH FILE 8-20-77 YOUNG HARRIS HOMECOMING 24. SPEECH FILE 8-25-77 COLUMBUS JAYCEES 25. SPEECH FILE 9-11-77 TROUP COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE BUILDING DEDICATION 26. SPEECH FILE 9-25-77 GA. POWER PILOT HOUSE OPEN HOUSE IN COLUMBUS 27. SPEECH FILE 10-1-77 ANDERSON VILLE FAIR 28. SPEECH FILE GAY FAIR 10-22-77 29. SPEECH FILE: OCTOBER 12, 1977 STATEMENT BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY PERSONNEL: HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES (MEDICAl BENEFITS GOR MILITARY RETIREES) 30. SPEECH FILE: OCTOBER 17, 1977 STATEMENT BEFORE THE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES: HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES (DUAL-USE OF CIVIL DEFENSE – H. R. 217) 31. DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL STATEMENT ON THE DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL VETO 32. BIKE-A-THON WEST GA. DIABETES ASSN. VESSELL, MRS. PAT (MC – RE: MARINE CORPS BAND) 33. 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Box 186 ARMED SERVICES HEARINGS Folder Title 1. (BOOK) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENYS 1972 92D CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 3 OF 4 CONTENTS 5 (PT. 4) 5 (PT. 5) 6 INDEX 2. (BOOK) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENYS 1978 98TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 5 CONTENTS 51 52 53 54 55 56 PT. 1 56 PT. 2 INDEX 3. (BOOK) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENYS 1978 98TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 5 CONTENTS 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 COMMITTEE PRINTS INDEX 4. (BOOK) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENYS 1979 96TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 3 OF 5 CONTENTS 5 (PT. 4) 5 (PT. 5) 6 INDEX

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PRESS: WEEKLY COMMENTARY 4/10/81 (MAILED 4/6/81) “ON WORKING TOGETHER” 101. PRESS: 4/9/81 NEWS RELEASE “CIVIL DEFENSE – NATIONAL DISASTER OK’D TORNATO PLANNING INCLUDED” (ALSO TO OTHER SELECTED MEDIA – SEE YELLOW SHEET) TO ALL 3RD DISTRICT EXCEPT COLUMBUD LEDGER & ENQUIRER 102. ALSO SEE PR CONGRATS, PEASTERE, CARL PRESS: 4/3/81 JAMES MEDLIN, EDITOR, CITIZEN & GEORGIAN MONTEZUMA, GA RE: HR & CERT TO MACIN COUNTY HIGH BULLDOGETTES 103. PRESS: 4/1/81 WEEKLY COMMENTARY “WISE COUNSEL FROM THE PAST” 104. 3/31/81 PRESS: MARCH OF DIMES: SOLOMONS, OF WARNER ROBINS, 1958 POSTER FAMILY SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN 105. 3/30/81 PRESS: SPECIAL TO THE THOMASTON STARLING PF THOMASTON & GRANDDAUGHTER CHRISTY CLIFF OF MIDLAND 106. PRESS: 3/30/81 STATEMENT ON ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION PF PRES. REAGAN 107. 3/18/81 PRESS: WEEKLY COMMENTARY “WALKING HOME TO GEORGIA” 108. MAR. 16. 1981 109. PRESS: 3/2/81 NEWS COBFERENCE ON CIVIL DEFENSE IN COLUMBUS, GA COLS AIRPORT CONFERENCE ROOM 110. 2/25/81 “ONCE UPON A TIME: TO RURAL GEORGIA GIVEN TO HEYWOOD GAY IN PERSON W/1 TO TAKE TO KEN ANDERBERG, EDITOR, RURAL GA 111. PRESS: WILSON, J. EDWARD – WRCG RADIO EARLY BIRD INTERVIEW 2/24/81 112. 2/23/81 PRESS: NFIB GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS AWARD PHOTO & CUTLUNE TO ALL DISTRICT PAPERS PLUS MACON NEWS & TELEGRAPH 113. PRESS: 2/23/81 RADIO TAPE ON GA. DELEGATION CONFERENCE W/ GOV. BUSBEE IN WASHINGTON 114. PRESS: 2/23/81 (DATE MAILED) WEEKLY COMMENTARY “AGRICULTURE” (DATED 2/25/81) 115. 2/19/81 PRESS: WEEKLY COMMENTARY “SOUTHEASTERN U. S. MILITARY INSTALLATIONS UPDATE” 116. PRESS: FEB. 18, 1981 REAGAN’S BUDGET PROPOSAL & JB’S REACTION 117. PRESS: 2/17/81 MANCHESTER STAR-MERGURY PROGRESS EDITION (SENT TO MICHAEL MIXON) 118. FEBRUARY 2, 1981 WEEKLY COMMENTARY “SOME VIEWA OF MY OWN: 119. PRESS: 1981 JEFFERSON JACKSON DAY DINNER PROGRAM ADVERTISEMENT 120. 1/28/81 PRESS RELEASE: BRINKLEY CHAIRS MIL CONSTRUCTION SUBCOMMITTEE 1 BOB SWEENEY HAND-DELIVERED TO COLS MEDIA 2 MAILED FROM D. C. OFC TO OTHER DISTRICT MEDIA & ATLANTA MEDIA 121. WEEKLEY COMMENTARY---JANUARY 15, 1981 THE RED FLAG ON FEDERAL FUNDING 122. 1/13/81 NEWS RELEASE: “AN ISLAND OF GEORGIA” EMBARGOED UNTIL 1/20/81 123. BRINKLEY PEANUT CHRISTMAS TREE 1/12/81 GENERAL/DISTRICT WIDE NEWS RELEASE 124. 1-22-81 WEEKLY COMMENTARY “MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE” ANALYSIS 125. PRESS: 1/7/81 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE SMALL BUSINESS DISPLAY VAN (TO ALL COLS. THOMASTON, LAGRANGE MEDIA) 126. WEEKLY COMMENTARY – “A NEW LEAF” JANUARY 8, 1981 127. PRESS: SPECIAL TO THE MONROE COUNTY REPORTER RE: FORSYTH FOOTBALL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 1/6/81 128. 1-5-81 PRESS: CHRISTMAS GREENING TO AMERICAN HOSTAGES IN IRAN WHYD RADIO

Box 189 1979-80 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. H. R. 4086 BB TO AMEND FED. CIVIL DEFENSE ACT OF 1950, TO PROVISE FOR AN ENCHANCED CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEARS 1980-86 SEE H. R. 2704 (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: HEW: DAVID GARCIA 2. H. R. 4175 BB ALLOW TAX DEDUCTION FOR CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, HOUSING FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS. 3. H. R. 4358 BB FUNDS FOR RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF REGENERATION OF SPINAL CORD 4. H. R. 4484 BB TO IMPOSE DUTY ON IMPORTED CRUDE OIL AND USE THE PROCEEDS FIR CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR THE PRODUCTON OF SYNTHETIC FOSSIL FUELS 5. H. R. 4576 BB NAT’L GAS TO RESIDENTIAL OUTDOOR LIGHTING FIXTURES 6. H. R. 4582 FALKING BOOKS PROGRAM 7. HR 4646 BB CAPITAL COST RECOVERY ACT 8. H. R. 4665 BB SILVER STOCK PILING 9. H. R. 4666 BB ARMY RESERVE CAREER INTEREST PROGRAM 10. H. R. 4796 BB TO AMEND THE INTERNA; REV. CODE TO PROVIDE AN EXCLUSION FOR INCOME EARNED ABROAD ATTRIBUTABLE TO CHARITABLE SERVICES 11. H. R. 5099 BB DALES REPRESENTATIVES PROTECTION ACT (SRPA) 12. H. R. 5207 BB TO EXTEND ENTITLEMENT TO SURVIVOR ANNUITIES PLACED IN PERMANENT CUSTODY HARDMAN CASE). 13. H. R. 5225 BB FEDERAL FIREARMS LAW REFORM ACT OF 1979 14. H. R. 5288 BB IMPROVE VETERAN’S VOCATIONAL REHAB.,… MPROVE VETERAN’S EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS 15. H. R. 5556 BB INTEREST INCOME EXCLUSION 16. H. R. 5558 BB ESTATE TAX CREDIT BILL 17. H. R. 5558BB REMOVE LIMITATION ON OUTSIDE INCOME ON RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS 18. H. R. 5631 BB TAX REDUCTION TO FIREMEM 19. H. R. 5643 BB RURAL ELECTRIC CORPORATIVES-EXEMPTION ON INCOME RECEIVED FROM POLE RENTALS FROM FULL CORPORATE TAX STRUCTURE. 20. H. R. 5813 BB DEPORTATION OF FOREIGN STUDENTS 21. HR 5862 BB TO REPEAL THE FED. REQUIREMENT OF INCREMENTAL PRICING UNDER THE NATIONAL GAS POLICY ACT OF 1978 22. H. R. 5899 BB TO PROHIBIT USE OF FINES TO ENFORCE RESPONSES TO CENSUS QURSTIONS 23. H. R. 5965 BB IRRIGATION WATER CONSERVATION ACT OF 1979 24. H. R. 6012 BB SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS SHOULD NOT BE TAXABLE 25. H. R. 6032 BB AMEND INTERNAL REV. CODE BLOOD DONATIONS SHALL BE CONSIDERED CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS NO NUMBER H. R. 6207 BB TO ESTABLISH TRUST FUND FOR PUBLIC MASS TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS 26. H. R. 6243 RENAME WEST POINT LAKE “R SHAEFER HEARD PARK” 27. H. R. 6374 GOLD METAL FOR CANADIAN AMBASSADOR 28. H. R. 6408 HEARING-VETS. SOLAR HOUSING LOANS BILL 29. H. R. 6408 BB ESTABLISH PROGRAMS FOR DIRECT LOANS TO VETERANS FOR RESIDENTIAL SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM 30. H. R. 6484 BB TO PROVIDE REPEAL OF EARNINGS LIMITATION OF SOC. SEC. BENEFITS FOR PERSONS AGE 70 OR OVER 31. H. R. 6539 BB TO CONCENTRATE ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES ON HAZARDOUS WORKPLACES, ETC. 32. H. R. 6601 BB THE CREDIT UNION SAVERS RELIEF ACT OF 1980 33. H. R. 6664 BB TO PROVIDE FOR A RESOURSE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN THE DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE 34. H. R. 7023 DMSO NO NUMBER HR 6683 BB INCREASE FUNDING OF LUPUS RESEARCH WITHIN NIH. 35. H. R. 7102 BB PROMOTE RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF HEALTH- CARE PERSONNEL OF THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION 36. H. R. 7162 BB AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION WHICH WOULD PLACE A LIMIT ON THE GROWTH OF FEDERAL OUTLAYS BY RESTRICTING GROWTH RATE OF GNP 37. H. R. 7458 BB TO ALLOW VETERANS TO REFINANCE HOME LOANS AT LOWER INTEREST RATE 38. H. R. 7475 FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS PROTECTION FOR NATIONAL GUARD PERSONNEL 39. H. R. 7511 BB DISABILITY COMPENSATION FOR DISABLED VETERANS, ETC. 40. H. R. 7520 BB RE: INTERNAL REVENUE COSE AMENDMENT WITH RESPECT TO MUTUALOR COOP. ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE COMPANIES 41. H. R. BB FARM CREDIT AMENDMENTS 42. H. R. 7576 BB TRADE PROCEDURES SIMPLICATION ACT 43. H. R. 7716 LIMITATIONS OF SOC. SEC. BENEFITS TO PRISIONERS 44. H. R. 8245 WARM SPRINGS 45. H. R. 8333 TO RELEASE HUD FUNDS FOR ALLOCATION TO 235 PROGRAMS (NO NUMBER) H. R. 8339 CETA

Box 190 1973 NEWS RELEASES Folder Title 1. NEWS RELEASE OF 1/16/73 GA. STATE SOCIETY PREINAUGURAL RECEPTION 2. NEWS RELEASE 1/27/73 VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE STATE WIDE 3. PRESS RELEASE – JANUARY 30, 1973 – TROUP COUNTY HEARLD – NATIONWIDE RURAL ELECTRIC RALLY HELD IN WASHINGTON 4. PRESS RELEASE – FEB. 1, 1973 – APOLLO 17 ASTRONAUTS WITH CONG. BRINKLEY 5. 2/6/73 – PRESS FILES – STATEMENT GIVEN TO CONSTANCE JOHNSON OF THE LEDGER 6. STATEMENT CONCERNING ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE FEBRUARY 7, 1973 7. NEWS RELEASE – 2/15/73 – STATEMENT GIVEN TO JIMMY LOVELL AT WYEA 8. PRESS RELEASE 2/20/73 COPY OF PRESIDENT’S LETTER TO NEWS MEDIA IN 3RD DIST. AND TO RADIO AND TV 9. PRESS CLIPPINGS: 2/23/73 COLUMBUS ARTICLE ON JB’S ENVIRONMENTAL SPEECH TO 4-H CLUB 10. INFO. RELEASED TO: KATHERINE MCDUFFY AT COLUMBUS PAPERS RE: PRESIDENTAL PRAYER BREAKFAST, 2/25/73 11. FEBRUARY 27, 1973 PEANUT PRINCESS REP. BEUNKLEY WELCOMES PEANUT PRINCESS 12. NEWS RELEASE: R-TV ONLY 2/27/73 RE: MILITARY INSTALLATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE 13. PRESS RELEASE PHOTO WITH MICHAEL CARTER OUTSTANDING BOY SCOUT FEBRUARY 28, 1973 14. EDITORIAL: THE LEDGER RE:2ND INFANTRY MOVE TO FT. BENNING 3/5/73 15. PRESS RELEASE: PHOTO COLUMBUS ENQUIRER ONLY JB AND JETHRO THE WOLF 3/7/73 16. DAVKID NORDAN STORY IN ATLANTA CONSTITUTION 3/77/79 RE: POSSIBLE GOP OPPOSITION, 17. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 14, 1973 REV. R. H. FLAKES WITH REP. BRUNKLEY ON STEPS OF CAPITOL 18. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 15, 1973 MRS. BARBARA A. KENNESY “ THE ART OF STAYING YOUNG” 19. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 22, 1973 LEGISLATION TO FIGHT THE DISEASE OF DIABETIES 20. INFO. RELEASED TO KATHERINE MCDUFFIE RE: CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL 4/4/73 21. CLIPPINGS: SUNDAT JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION, DAVID NORDAN ARTICLE AND SUNDAY COLUMBUS NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL 22. PRESS RELEASE: 4/9/73 VISIT WITH THE LOUIS DILLARD’S FROM AMERICUS – AND WASHINGTON, D. C. 23. PRESS RELEASE APRIL 9, 1973 “FIVE VIDEO TAPES ON AID TO NORTH VIETNAM SENT TO FIVE TV STATIONS.” WRBL, WMAZ, WAIB, WYEA, WTVM 24. PRESS RELEASE 4/10/73 JAMES N, CATOE, JR. VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN 25. PRESS RELEASE 4/10/73 ALVIN D. SEWELL AND DECK E. NEISLER 26. PRESS RELEASE 4/11/73 CONGRESSMAN MEETS WITH MRS. FRANK SCHLEY AND SONS, STEVE, JOHN, AND BILL BUSH, WADE WEEKLEY 27. PRESS RELEASE: 4/17/73 MR. AND MRS, LAMAR ETHERIDGE ANF THEIR SON JAY ON THE STEPD OF THE CAPITOL 28. CLIPPINGS RE: COLUMBUS COUNCIL RACE 1973 29. COLUMBUS TIMES EDITORIAL ON COUNCIL RACE 4-25-79 30. STATEMENT ON APPOINTMENT OF BO CALLAWAY AS SECRETARY OF ARMY – MAY 2, 1973 31. ***AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FARMERS*** OF HOUSTON COUNTY 5/2/73 – SENT TO BOBBY BRANCH OF THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL 32. COPY OF LETTER USED IN AD WHICH APPEARED IN THE LEDGER- ENQUIRER OF SUNDAY, MAY 6TH, - CANCELLED 33. RELEASE ON: MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FOR FY 1974 34. PRESS RELEASE – THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL – CONG. VISITS WITH MEMBERS OF WARNER ROBINS PERRY AND PEACH COUNTY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE-MAY 14, 1973 35. PRESS RELEASE: THE DAILY SUN – CONG. VISITS WITH STATE REPRESENTATIVES TOM WADDLE AND ED BARKER MAY 14, 1973 36. PRESS RELEASE THE PEACH COUNTY ENTERPRISE THE CONG. MEETS WITH THE MEMBERS OF THE WARNER ROBINS PERRY AREA, AND PEACH COUNTY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE MAY 15, 1971 37. MAY 15, 1973 PRESS RELEASE THE LEDGER-TRIBUNE THE CONG. VISITS ON THE STEPS OF THE U. S. CAPITOL WITH MEMBERS OF THE WARNER ROBINS, PERRY AREA, AND PEACH COUNTY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE 38. NOTES ON INFORMATION RELEASED TO MARTHA EVANS. LEDGER, ON 5/23/73 RE: POSSIBLE FAA RECOMMENDATIONS CONCLIPPINGS RE: BASE CLOSURES AND CUT BACKS IN GEORGIA 39. CERNING USE OF LAWSON AIR FIELD. 40. PRESS RELEASE: THE COLUMBUS TIMES MAY 24, 1973 PERSONALITY PARADE: MRS. LAVERNE TOLSON 41. BRINKLEY FOR GOVERNOR CLIPPINGS JUNE ‘73 42. JUNE NEWSLETTER WITH PAUL HARVEY EDITORIAL: ALSO, COPY OF ANDREW YOUNG LETTER 43. PRESS RELEASE: MR. AND MRS. RICK ALLEN VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY – JUNE 7, 1973 – THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER – PAUL TIMM CITY EDITOR 44. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 8, 1973, THE DAILY SUN – REP. JACK BRINKLEY RECEIVES THE GEORGIA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION “LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR” AWARD 45. ******PROJECTED TABULATION RESULTS OF MARCH 1973 NEWSLETTER & QUESTIONNAIRE***************** 46. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 12, 1973 REP. BRINKLEY NAMED TO THE NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION NO GREATER LOVE – AS SENT TO LEILA LANEY ON THE GRAPHIC SCIENCES MACHINE 47. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 14, 1973 REP. BRINKLEY DISCUSSES PLANS FIR B-1 BOMBER WITH OFFICERS OF LOCAL 987 AFGE – THE MACON NEWS AND THE DAILY SUN 48. PRESS RELEASE: REP. JACK BRINKLEY VISITS ON STEPS OF CAPITOL WITH CHARLES CHAPMAN AND CHILDREN JUNE 14, 1973 SENT TO THE DAILY SUN 49. PR RELEASE: THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION – “CONGRESSMAN SAY FREEZE IS WRONG” JUNE 14, 1973 50. PRESS RELEASE: REP. BRINKLEY MEETS OFFICERS OF THE AFGE LOCAL NO. 54 6/14/73 SENT TO COL. ENQUIRER AND COL. TIMES 51. PRESS RELEASE: REP. BRINKLEY VISITS WITH MR. & MRS. STANLEY HIRSCH AND ALLAN KAMENSKY JUNE 15, 1973 SENT TO COL. ENQUIRER 52. JUNE 15, 1973-LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS – VOTING RECORD 53. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 15, 1973 MOTHER MARY MISSION – PHENIX CITY – THE COLUMBUS TIMES THE COLUMBUS LEDGER 54. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 18, 1973 CONG. BRINKLEY CONGRATULATES NEW U. S. CAPITOL POLICEMAN, HOWARD G. WHITEHURST OF PERRY. THE HOUSE HOME JOURNAL YJE COLUMBUS TIMES 55. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 20, 1973 MIDSHIPMAN STEPHEN J. BURICH CAPTAIN OF NAVAL ACADEMY GOLD TEAM 56. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 20, 1973 U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY VISITS WITH HYDRICK FAMILY OF COLUMBUS 57. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 28/1973 THE CONGRESSMAN MEETS WITH MRS. JACK HAYGOOD AND HER CHILDREN – THE MONROE COUNTY REPORTER – DON DANIELS 58. PRESS RELEASE: SUBJECT WATERGATE JUNE 29, 1973 VIDEO TAPE 59. PRESS RELEASE: 7/2/73 NATIONAL PHI BETA LAMBDA CONFERENCE JUNE 21-23 VISIT WITH MISS BUNNY FULLER 7/2/73 – THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS 60. PRESS RELEASE: 7/2/73 NATIONAL PHI BETA LAMBDA CONFERENCE JUNE 21-23 VISIT WITH KEN JOYNER THE LEADER-TRIBUNE AND THE PEACH COUNTY ENTERPRISE. 61. PRESS RELEASE: 7/5/73 GEORGIA STATE SOCIETY SQUARE DANCE – THE HARDIN AND WEAVER SHOW – MWAL RADIO 62. PRESS RELEASE: 7/7/73 VISIT WITH MRS. TOM LINDSAY JR. – THE DAILY SUN – WARNER ROBINS 63. PRESS RELEASE: OPEN HOUSE – LAGRANGE OFFICE AUGUST 25TH – 1973 THE LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS NEWS RELEASES DATED 7/9/73 64. PRESS RELEASE: VISIT WITH GEORGE T. CROWELL AND CHARLES CRISP II /11/73 THE TIMES-RECORDER – AMERICUS 65. 7/13/73 NOTES RE: BLOOD LEGISLATION TAPE FOR WAGA – TV 66. PRESS RELEASE: THE LEDGER TRIBUNE-JULY 18, 1973 JB’S VISIT WITH 4-H’ERS DURING THE NATIONAL SHORT COURSE THE GEORGIA POST AND THE PEACH COUNTY ENTERPRISE 67. PRESS RELEASE: JB VISITS WITH MR. AMD MRS. 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PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 3, 1973 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR QUESTIONNAIRE ON WATERGATE AND THE PRESIDENT. 77. PRESS RELEASE: 8/4/73 JB VISITS WITH MR. JESSIE TAYLOR AND EDDYE PORTER OF COLUMBUS – 1973 NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE CONFERENCE THE COLUMBUS TIMES – THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER 78. PRESS RELEASE: 8/4/73 JB VISITS WITH A GROUP OF YELLOW JACKET DIST. BOY SCOUTS ON THEIR RETURN TRIP FROM A TOUR OF CANADA THE LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS 79. PRESS RELEASE: 8/4/73 JB VISITS WITH RICKY ROWE OF TALBOTTON AND WAYNE ATTAWAY OF JUPITOR. THE TALBOTTON NEW ERA 80. PRESS RELEASE: 8/5/73 JB ON CAP. STEPS WITH JIM HOLSTON – LEGISLATIVE INTERN. THE COLUMBUS TIMES 81. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 9, 1973 HOWARD G. WHITEHURST APPOINTENT AS CAPITOL POLICEMAN ON MAY 14, 1973 NOTE: SENT TO COLUMBUS TIMES FOR SECOND TIME AS THE TMES LOST PR FIRST TIME 82. PRESS RELEASE: 1973 CONGRESSMAM BRINKLEY’S TOUR OF VETERANS HOSPITALS IN AUGUST SENT AIR MAIL STATEWIDE 83. DAVID MORDAN ARTICLE—“BRINKLEY IN TROUBLE: 7/22/73 84. CHRIS BONNER STORY – SUNDAY. JULY 29, 19732 MACON NEWS AND TELEGRAPH “ALTERNATIVES TO BRINKLEY” 85. CLIPPINGS: FEATURE STORY ON JB BY CHRIS BONNER 9/2/73 ON VISIT TO DUBLIN VA HOSPITAL. 86. PRESS CLIPPING: EDITORIAL FROM SINDAY SEPT. LEDGER- ENQUIRER OPPOSING PASSAGE OF MINIMUM WAGW BILL. 87. PRESS CLIPPINGS – WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1973 RE: MEMBERS OF CONGRESS POLITICAL VIEWS AND ACTIVITIES – SUMMER AND FALL 19732 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION THE COLUMBUS LEDGER 88. PRESS CLIPPING: COLUMBUS LEDGER ARTICLE OF OCTOBER 22, 1973 “LOCAL CONGRESSMEN WARY OF IMPEACHMENT MOVES.” 89. PRESS CLIPPING: COLUMBUS AUDUBON OBSERVER – BRINKLEY’S ENVIRONMENTAL VOTING RECORD UP OCTOBER 25, 1973 90. PRESS CLIPPINGS: OCTOBER 28, 1973 “BRINKLEY NEEDS TRANSLATION” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS AND SWISS LAW ON MANDITORY MILITARY TRAINING.) 91. PRESS CLIPPING: THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER, OCTOBER 29, 1973 – PAUL HARVEY ARTICLE?: “WHO NEEDS MANDATORY SEAT BELTS?” 92. PRESS CLIPPINGS: OCTOBER 31, 1973 THE COLUMBUS LEDGER – “ARMY NOT FORGETTING BENNING DEVELOPMENT” 93. PRESS CLIPPING: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR IN THE COL. ENQUIRER OF OCTOBER 31, 1973 BY FRED SCHOMBERG SR. OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 94. PRESS CLIPPINGS: NOVEMBER 1, 1973 “CONGRESSMEN CITE DISBELIEF ABOUT ‘TAPES’” - COLUMBUS LEDGER 95. PRESS CLIPPINGS: NOVEMBER 1973 PHOTO OPF CONGRESSMAN IN THIS ISSUE OF THE TPRCH OF BETA SIGMA PHI (WITH BETTY HARRINGTON) 96. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 9, 1973 REP. JACK BRINKLEY VISITS WITH BOY SCOUT TROOP 21 OF LAGRANGE – THE LAGRANGE NEWS 97. PRESS RELEASE: 8/10/873 JB VISITS IN OFFICE WITH MR. TPM STROUD - THE BRUNSWICK NR\EWS AND THE ALMA TIMES 98. PRESS RELEASE: 8/10/73 JB VISITS WITH FRANKIE HARRIS OF MUSELLA – NATIONAL CITIZENSHIOP SHORT COURSE OF 4-H CENTER IN WASHINGTON – THE GEORGIA POST 99. PRESS RELEASE: 8/13/73 JB WITH JAMES HOLSTON SUMMER INTERN – PEACH CO. ENTERPRISE, FT. VALLEY LEADER TRIBUNE – TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS 100. JOSEPH MCCAFFREY’S “MEET THE MEMBER” DEC. 1971 ORIGINALLY REPRINTED FOR SUMMER OF 1973 101. PRESS RELEASE – CLIPPINGS – “SUMMER 1973” RECESS CLIPPINGS 102. PRESS RELEASE NOT SENT RE: ATLANTA JOURNAL, MACON, AND ROLL CALL STORIES ON COLUMBUD CITY COUNCIL ELECTION RELEASE DATE JULY 31, 1973. 103. CLIPPINGS AFGE RALLY AND DEMOCRATIC PARTY RALLEY – COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SEPTEMBER – 1973 104. INFORMATION RELEASED TO BOB FORT ON 9/6/73 RE: REACTION TO PRESIDENT’S PRESS CONFERENCE 105. PRESS RELATIONS: LETTER FROM SEN. NUNN OUTLINING PLANS FOR AUGUST SCHEDULE. 106. PRESS INFO. RE: JOBS FOR VETS TAPE JB DECIDED NOT TO DO TAPES 107. PRESS RELEASE – SEPTEMBER 13, 1973 ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE – SUPPORT OF AIR FORCE TO: JIM COSEY, HOWARD COLLINS, CHRIS BONNER, MARY JANE GABRIEL 1 2 3 108. PRESS RELEASE: RE: B’NAI B’RITH LODGE NO. 77 – JB GIVEN “DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD” ON SEPT. 30 RELEASED TO BOB FORT – THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION GIVEN TO BOB FORT ON SEPT. 19, 1973 109. PRESS RELEASE: COVERAGE OF SALE TO KNIGHT NEWSPAPERS, INC. 9/22/73 OF COLUMBUS NEWSPAPERS AS IT APPEARED IN THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER 110. STATEMENT RELEASED TO MACON TELEGRAPH, GA. NETWORK INC. ON 9/26/73 RE: AGNEW’S REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION BY U. S. HOUSE OF REP. 111. CLIPPINGS: “BRINKLEY MAY LOSE SUPPORT OF BLACKS” ENQUIRER JUNE 15TH ‘73 112. WDAK EDITORIAL ON COLUMBUS COUNCIL RACE 6/18/73 113. PRESS RELEASE OF 6/18/74 SALUTE TO FARMERS OF HOUSTON COUNTY 114. PRESS CLIPPING: COLUMBUS LEDGER EDITORIAL JUNE 28, 1973 ON CAMBODIA AND VA LETTER FROM ROBERT SHELLNUT 115. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 1, 1973 RE: NEWS CONFERENCE ON OCTOBER 4, 1973 IN VETERANS’ AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE ROOM ON LEGISLATION TO PROVIDE $15 BILLION IN RESEARCH TO FIND A CURE FOR CANCER. AND DEAR COLLEAGUE LETTER 116. PRESS RELEASE: INFORMATION RELEASED TO MAURICE FLEISS FOR “ON THE POTOMIC” 10/3/73. ALSO. COPY PF 10/3/73 COLUMBUS ENQUIRER ARTICLE ON SAND HILL 117. PRESS RELEASE:JB GIVEN “GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS AWARD” NOTE: PRESS RELEASE MAILED BY THE NAT’L FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS WASHINGTON. D. C. 10/3/73 MAILED OCT. 11, 1973 118. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 4, 1973 STATEMENT ON INTRODUCTION OF NATL. CANCER RESEARCH ACT OF 1973 119. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 5, 1973 REP. JACK BRINKLEY NAMED AS THE RECIPIENT OF THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD OF B’NAI B’RITH LODGE NO. 77 OF COLUMBUS. SENT TO THURSDAY – ED WILSON PHOTO OF JB WITH PLAQUE 120. PRESS CLIPPINGS – “ON THE POTOMIC” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1973 JB’S STATEMENT ON ISRAEL 121. PRESS RELEASE: JB’S COMMENTS ON GERALD FORD AS VICE PRESIDENT – OCTOBER 14, 1973 THE COLUMBUS LEDGER – SUNDAY 122. PRESS CLIPPINGS – SPEWRELL BLUFF DAM NEWS CLIPPINGS – OCTOBER 15, 1973 123. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 16, 1973 “ON THE POTOMIC” – TRANSLATION BY THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS OF THE SWISS LAW ON “MILITARY ORGANIZATION OF THE SWISS FEDERATION”. 124. PRESS RELEASE: INFORMATION ON USDA MILK PRICE DECISION SENT TO CHRIS FRAZIER AT THE COL. ENQUIRER (AIR MAIL SPECIAL DELIVERY) 125. PRESS RELEASE: FROM IKE ANDREWS OFFICE – DATED OCTOBER 18, 1973 RE: ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE IN DURHAM 126. PRESS RELEASE: “BOB FORT ARTICLE ON LOCKHEED” OCTOBER 23. 1973 127. 1971 AND 1972 VOTING RECORD AS COMPILED BY THE LEAGUE OF CONSERVATIVE VOTERS 128. NEWS RELEASE: INFORMATION RELEASEDTO ERNEST HALE – THE COLUMBUS LEDGER – LEGISLATION WHICH WOULD PROVIDE BENEFITS TO POLICEMEN. NOVEMBER 6, 1973 129. PRESS RELEASE: STATEMENT PHONED TO SOUTHEASTERN PEANUT FARMER ON 11/8/73 130. PRESS CLIPPING: THE ATLANTA JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION – NOVEMBER 11, 1973 “VETO OVERRIDDEN” 131. PRESS RELEASE: LETTER FROM AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION – DATED OCTOBER 23, 1973 – RE: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD FOR 1973 FOR JB 132. ON THE POTOMIC – SUNDAY, NOVE. 11 ’73 “BRINKLEY IS TOAST OF N. Y. CITY” THE ATLANTA CONSTUTUTION 133. PRESS CLIPPING: THE COLUMBUS LEDGER NOVEMBER 8, 1973 “BRINKLEY SEES NIXON HURT: BY JON HAM 134. PRESS RELEASE: THE AMERICAN LEGION – THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APPOINTED JB GENERAL MEMBER OF THE NAT’L DISTINGUISHED GUESTS COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN LEGION 11/9/73 135. PRESS RELEASE: LETTER TO DONNA HICKS AT THURSDAY ON ARMY RESERVE OFFICE LOCATED IN DURHAM, N. C. AND ON PRAYER BREAKFAST IN D. C LETTER DATED NOVEMBER 9, 1973 136. CHARLES BLACK EDITORIALS ON “SANDHILL BARRACKS” NOVEMBER 16, 1973 137. PRESS CLIPPING: THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29, 1973 – EDITORIAL “HIND SIGHT NOT 20-20; FOR THE RECORD” ON BROWNSVILLE INCIDENT 138. PRESS RELEASE: CHICAGO BEARS FOOTBALL CLUB – RELEASE TO BOB FORT FOR “ON THE POTOMIC” 11/29/73 139. PRESS RELEASE: NOVEMBER 30, 1973 1973 GEORGIA PRODUCTS DINNER SENT DISTRICT WIDE MEDIA LIST 140. PRESS RELEASE: DECEMBER 6, 1973 GEORGIA PRODUCTS DINNER GUESTS FROM THE TIRD DISTRICT – PHONED TO MARY MARGARET BYNE ON 12/6/73 THE COLUMBUS LEDGER 141. PRESS CLIPPING: THE MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS – DECEMBER 9, 1973 “THE SOLOMON FAMILY KNOWS ABOUT PROBLEMS” 142. PRESS CLIPPING: MACON TELEGRAPH AND NEWS FOCUS, SUBDAY DEC. 9, 1973 “REEHLING NENTIONED AS HOUSE CANDIDATE” 143. PRESS CLIPPING: LEDGER COVERAGE OF JB SPEECH ON IBEW ON DECEMBER 9 144. PRESS CLIPPING: THE COLUMBUS LEDGER DECEMBER 13, 1973 – “WRONG APPROACH ON TAX” 145. PRESS CLIPPING: JACK MICKLE NAMED TO HEAD ’74 HEART FUND DRIVE (MUSCOGEE COUNTY) COLUMBUS LEDGER DECEMBER 14, 1973 146. PRESS RELEASE: THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS – JB VISITS WITH MR. AND MRS. ED GODDARD OF REYNOLDS, GA. – 12/14/733 147. PRESS RELEASE – 12/4/73 TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GEORGIA – RE TRIP TO MIDDLE EAST 148. PRESS CLIPPINGS ON THE MIDDLE EAST TRIP – NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 1973 149. COLUMBUS NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF MID EAST TRIP – DECEMBER 1973

Box 191 1982 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. (MISSING) 2. HOUSING-82 GEN. (NOT NUMBERED) HISTORIC PRESERVATION 82 GEN. (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES HISTORY PRESERVATION (THANK YOU) (EMPTY) (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES HISTORIC PRESERVATION (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) (EMPTY) 3. ISSUES: HOUSING 4. ISSUES: HOUSING (THANK YOU) 5. ISSUES: HOUSING (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 6. LABOR 82 GEN.RR – RETIREMENT (MARCH ’82) OSCAR REPLIES & OTHERS… 4-20-82 4-6-82 3-26-82 3/16/82 MARCH ANSWERED LTRS (NOT LABELED) (NOT LABELED) MAILED 3/9/82 ANSWERED PREVIOUS TO OSCAR (NOT NUMBERED, LABELED OR IN A FILE) LETTER FROM RAYMOND J. DONOVAN OF THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR (NOT NUMBERED, LABELED OR IN A FILE) FOLDER INFO PACK BACKGROUND MATERIAL CETA—COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT IP0018 7. (MISSING) 8. (MISSING) 9. ISSUES: LABOR (THANK YOU) 10. ISSUES LAW ENFORCEMENT/JUDICIARY (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES LAW ENFORCEMENT (THANK YOU) 11. ISSUES: LAW ENFORCEMENT & JUDICIARY GA. PRISONS. GARNER, THE HONORABLE WAYNE 53951 7/28/81 CALLED REC’D AUG 4 SENT TO SUB COMMITTEE ON COURTS TIM, HANDLING LTR 396 12. (MISSING) 13. LAW ENFORCEMENT/JUDICIARY – 82 GEN. 14. ISSUES LABOR (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) HR 5510 THE DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL BASE REVITALIZATION ACT 15. ISSUES: LABOR – RAILROAD RETIREMENT 1982 16. MISCELLANEOUS – 82 GEN. 17. (MISSING) 18. (MISSING) (NOT NUMBERED, LABELED OR IN A FILE) AMERICAN PARALYSID ASSOCIATION INFORMATION (NOT NUMBERED, LABELED OR IN A FILE) CONSULTING ENGINEERS COUNCIL OF GEORGIA 19. MERRITT, MR. BOB P. O. BOX 6 PINE MOUNTAIN, GA. 31822 ISSUES: MISC. JB 20. GLENN HECK AND WES OWENS – ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS TELECOMMUNICATIONS LEGISLATION 21. ISSUES POLITICS (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 22. POLITICS – 82 GEN. (NOT NUMBERED) POLITICS (THANK YOU) (EMPTY)

Box 192 1979 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED OR LABELED) GOLD STAR WIVES FEDERAL CHARTER BILL (H. R. 154) 96TH CONGRESS CO-SPONSORS GOLD STAR WIVES BILL 1. H. R. 39 BB TO PROVIDE FOR THE DESIGNATION AND CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC LANDS IN ALASKA ISSUES: CONSERVATION BUTLER, STEVE IS CONSTITUENT WHO INITIATED) LTR TO REP. UDALL RE ALASKA PUBLIC LANDS BILL – TO BE CO- SPONSORED BY JB – FILE SHOULD BE SET UP IN 1979 BRINKLEY BILLS 1/20 2. H. R. 96 BB TO AMEND IRS CODE TO PROHIBIT IRS FROM TERMINATING FOR REASONS OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION THE TAX EXEMPT STATUS OF ANY ORG. ESTATE FOR PURPOSE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION ….. 3. HR 135 BB 4. H. R. BB TO AMEND THE FED. CIVIL DEFENSE ACT OF 1950 5. H. R. 152 BB TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT AND IMPROVE CANCER PROGRAM AND INCREASE APPTOPRIATIONS… 6. H. R. 153 BB TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT TO IMPROVE THE NAT’L CANCER PROGRAM AND TO AUTHORIZE INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS… 7. HR 154 BB TO INCORPORATE THE GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA 8. H. R. 155 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38, ESTABLISH PROGRAM TO PROVIDE DIRECT LOANS TO VETERANS FOR RESIDENTIAL SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS. 9. H. R. 156 BB TO AMEND TITLE 10, ALLOW SUPPLIES UNDER THE CONTROL OF DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES TO BE TRANSFERRED…. 10. H. R. 192 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 (USC) TO PERMIT VETERANS TO DETERMINE HOW CERTAIN DRUGS AND MEDICINES WILL BE SUPPLIED TO THEM. 11. HR 460 BB TO AMEND THE TRADE ACT OF ‘74 12. H. R. 525 BB EQUALIZATION OF RETIRED PAY OF CERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES. 13. H. R. 827 BB 14. H. RES. 830 BB (TO REDUCE HIGH INTEREST RATES FOR AUTOHOUSING INDUSTRIES AND OTHERS) (NOT NUMBERED) H. R. 1201 BB TO AMEND TITLE 38 (FED. CONTRIBUTION FOR POST-VIETNAM ERA VETERANS’ EDUCATION ACCT. VENABLE, MR. FRANK BRINKLEY BILL H. R. 1201 15. H. R. 1150 BB TO AMEND CLEAN AIR ACT TO POSTPONE APPLICATION OF CERTAIN RESTRICTION TO AREAS… FAILED TO ATTAIN NAQT’L. AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS AND DELAY REQUIRED FOR ADOPTION AND SUBMISSION OF STATE IMPLEMENTATION. (NOT NUMBERED, LABELED OR IN A FILE) NUMEROUS ITEMS INCLUDING: OVERSIGHT OF VA CEMETERY SYSTEM – OVERSEAS MILITARY CEMETARIES AND MEMORIALS; STATUS OF SITE REGION IV NATIONAL CEMETARY; NATIONAL CEMETERIES INCLUDING ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1982 FT. MITCHELL BILL FILE H. R. 1202 TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT WITHIN THE NATIONAL CEMENTARY SYSTEM OF THE FORT MITCHELL REGIONAL VETERANS’ CEMETERY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA JAMES H. JOHNSTON ARCHITECHS HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES ARMY FORCES COMMAND FORT MCPHERSON, GEORGIA FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT VETERANS ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL CEMETERY, FEDERAL REGION IV 16. HR 1202 BB NEW BILL H. R. 3989 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT VETERANS ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL CEMETERY, FEDERAL REGION IV 17. H. R. 1202 BB TO PROVIDE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF FT. MITCHELL REGIONAL VETERANS’ CEMETERY IN RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA (EMPTY) 18. FT. MITCHELL AMENDMENT TO HR 861 19. HR 1550 BB FOR THE RELIEF OF JOHANSHAH FAROKHTAKIN 20. H. R. 1567 BB 21. STATEMENT WITH ATTACHMENTS (2) OF HON. JACK BRINKLEY – COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE…4-23-79 ALSO COPIES OF OTHER WITNESSES STATEMENTS 22. HR 1600 BB SMALL BUSINESS TAX RELIEF ACT 23. HR 1603 BB MINE SAFETY EXEMPTIONS 24. HR 1647 BB 25. HR 1648 BB TO AMEND TITLE 10 TO ALLOW SUPPLIES WITHIN THE DEPT. OF DEFENSE TO BE TRANSFERRED FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1950

Box 193 1974 NEWS CLIPPINGS & RELEASES Folder Title 1. NEWS CLIPPINGS SEPTEMBER 1974 2. OCTOBER 1974 NEWS CLIPPINGS 3. NOVEMBER 1974 NEWS CLIPPINGS 4. PRESS RELEASE: NOV. 12, 1974 RE: HISTORIC PROPERTY – FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS TO PAUL TIMM, MGNG. EDITOR- COLUMBUS LEDGER 5. PRESS RELEASE: NOV. 18, 1974 RE ROCKEFELLER CONFIRMATION VOTE (BALLOTING) 6. PRESS RELEASE: NOVEMBER 27, 1974 RE CONGRESSIONAL SALARY INCREASE (SENT ONLY TO NEWS MEDIA LISTED) 7. PRESS RELEASE: ACA PRESS RELEASE ON JB SELECTION FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD (SENT JUST TO NATIONAL MEDIA) (BY ACA) DEC. 12, 1973 8. PRESS RELEASE: INFORMATION PHONES TO LEDGER-ENQUIRER AND TELEGRAPH & NEWS RE: CONGRESSMAN & MRS, JACJ BRINKLEY GUESTS OF PRES. NIXON AT THE WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS WORSHIP SERVICES DEC. 16 9. PRESS CLIPPINGS: BOB FORT ARTICLE ON “LANDRUM TO SEEK 13TH TERM” CONSTUTUTION, DECEMBER 18, 1973 (NOT NUMBERED) NEWS RELEASE: DECEMBER 18, 1974 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION YO COLUMBUS-MACON. PERRY WARNER ROBINS MEDIA 10. PRESS RELEASE: NOTES ON POSSIBILITY OF SIMULCAST OF MIDEAST NEWS CONFERENCE DECEMBER 20, 1973 11. PRESS RELEASE: DECEMBER 30, 1974 COLUMBUS LEFGER – AS I SEE IT EDITORIAL PAGE COMMENTARY 12. PRESS CLIPPINGS SPREWELL DAM 1974 (NOT NUMBERED) HOLD FOR LARRY (EMPTY) 13. (NOT LABELED) AIRMAIL FROM MR. JAMES E. BAYERS, JR, 47 E. OAK STREET P. O. BOX 206 MCRAE, GA. 31055 ATTENTION: MR. BOB FAST 14. DECEMBER 1974 NEWS CLIPPINGS 15. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 1974 AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION NEWS RELEASE JACK BRINKLEY’S 1973 VOTING RECORD (MAILING TO BE HANDLED BY ACU) 16. PRESS RELEASE: JUULY 17, 1974 TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER RE SUSAN SENDLEBACH’S INTERNSHIP 17. PRESS CLIPPING: JULY 18, 1974 CITIZEN & GEORGIAN (MONTEZUMA) RE CARL SAVAGE CITES CANCER IN CONGRESSIONAL RACE. 18. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 21, 1974 ENTIRE MEDIA – BOB FORT JOINING REP. BRINKLEY’S STAFF 19. PRESS CLIPPINGS: JULY 1974 RE ACCESS TO ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL CEMETERY W. R. DAILY SUN – JULY 23, 1974 AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER – JULY 26, 1974 20. PRESS CLIPPINGS: JULY 24, 1974 WARNER ROBINS JOURNAL – FRONT PAGE CARL SAVAGE ENTREES RACE AGAINST JB 21. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 24, 1974 TO LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS RE TOM GORE AND 4 H’ERS ON CAPITOL STEPS WITH CONGRESSMAN 22. PRESS CLIPPINGS: JULY 1974 ON IMPEACHMENT COLUMBUS LEDGER – JULY 29, 1974 AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER + JYULY 29, 1974 ATLANTA JOURNAL – JULY 30, 1974 23. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 11, 1974 RE: AUTHORIZATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AT FADB PLUS DEFICIENCY FUNDING. PHONED TO CHRIS BONNER – MACON TELEGRAPH & NEWS AND TO JIM COSEY – WARN ER ROBINS DAILY SUN 24. PRESS CLIPPINGS AUGUST 1974 IMPEACHMENT, ETC. 25. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 30, 1974 PHONED TO CHARLIE BLACK – COLUMBUS ENQUIRER – RE FUNDS EARMARKED FOR ST.BANNING UNDER MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FOR FY 1975 26. PRESS CLIPPINGS JULY 1974 GENERAL, ------27. PRESS CLIPPINGS AUGUST 1974 GENERAL, EXCEPT IMPEACHMT. 28. PRESS CLIPPINGS: AUGUST 1, 1974 THE ROBINS REVIEW = CANDIDATE MRS. SUR STEOHENS FOR W. R. CITY COUNCIL 29. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 1974 URBAN GEORGIA ARTICLE 30. NEWS RELEASE: AUGUST 1, 1974 TO MONROE COUNTY REPORTER (DON DANIELS) RE FAMILY OF DR. & MRS. PATTON SMITH VISIT. 31. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 8, 1974 STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT NIXON’S RESIGNATION 32. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 12, 1974 ENTIRE MEDIA CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY URGES REPEAL OF THE 1973 EMERGENCY DST ACT 33. PRESS RELEASE: SEPT. 16, 1974 ENTIREMEDIA – RE REACTION OF US REP. JACK BRINKLEY UPON PRES. FORD’S STATEMENT ON AMNESTY PRESS RELEASE – 9/16/74 – GIVEN TO ATLANTA CONSTITUTION - AMNESTY 34. PRESS RELEASE: SEPTEMBER 24, 1974 RE: ANDERSONVILLE NATL. HISTORIC SITE MASTER PLAN (ROAD TO CEMETERY) PHONED TO WARNER ROBINS SUN AND AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER 35. PRESS RELEASE: SEPT. 30, 1974 TO THOMASTON TIMES RE: VISIT OF FIVE THOMASTON COLLEGE STUDENTS 36. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 2, 1974 STATEMENT RELEASED TO MEDIA RE 10 TAX PROPOSAL ON GASOLINE BY THE PRESIDENT 37. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 3, 1974 JB NTRODUCES LEGISLATION RE VICE PRES. ELECTION 38. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 8, 1974 STAYEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN ON SURTAX PROPOSAL 39. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 9, 1974 RE: HIGHWAY FUNDS FOR I-85 40. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 14, 1974 AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION ENDORSEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY (SENT TO ENTIRE MEDIA) 41. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH (REVISED – JANUARY 1971) 42. BIOGRAPHY – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY UPDATED – JANUARY 1974 43. MEDIA LISTS AND TAPES, 1973 44. PRESS: MISC. NEWS ITEMS 45. DATELINE WASHINGTON IDEAS NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION’S EQ INDEX AMERICA IS IN TROUBLE RIVER OF LIFE WATER: THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT 46. PRESS RELEASE: BLACK AND WHITE GLOSSY SENT TO DEXTER GATEHOUSE, GEORGIA RETAIL FOODS DEALERS ASSOCIATION – FOR THE GEORGIA GROCERu 47. WILL CALL (NOT NUMBERED, LABELED OR IN A FILE) NOTE PAD OF HANDWRITTEN NOTES 48. (MISSING) 49. BIOGRAPHY – HON. JACK BRINKLEY BIOGRAPHY – NARRATIVE (ALSO AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS PAGE)

Box 194 1976-77 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. SPEECH FILE – 5/8/76 – GA. TEXTILE MFG. ASSNCONVENTION BOCA RATON, FLA. SPEECH MATERIAL FEDERAL REGISTER BOOK 2 OF 2 BOOKS PART II DEPARTMRNT OF LABOR 2. SPEECH FILE 5/22/76 – UNION HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION CLASS, LESLIE, GEORGIA 3. SPEECH FILE – 5/30/76 – MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONIES – ANDERSONVILLE CEMETERY 4. SPEECH FILE 5/28/76 – MACON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5. SPEECH FILE – 5/31/76 – GRAY HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FLAG PRESENTATION IN TROUP COUNTY, GA. 6. SPEECH FILE – 5/31/76 – TROUP COUNTY CATTLEMAN’S ASSOCIATION IN LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 7. SPEECH: JUNE 5, 1976 HARRIS COUNTY JAYCEES PINE MOUNTAIN, GA. 8. SPEECH: JUNE 26, 1975 EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT – COLUMBUS 9. SPEECH FILE – JULY 3, 1976 – BUENA VISTA BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 10. SPEECH FILE – JULY 3 – BRINKLEY ROAST BY AFGE IN COLUMBUS 11. SPEECH FILE – JULY - AMERICAN ASSN. OF RETIRED PERSONS, INC4, 1976 EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 12. SPEECH - JULY 5, 1976 – AMERICAN CAMELLIA SOCIETY – FORT VALLEY 13. SPEECH FILE – JULY 17, 1976 KEYNOTE ADDRESS AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION IN ALBANY, GA. 14. SPEECH FILE – JULY 22, 1976 MIDDLEB GEORGIA EMC - VIENNA, GA. SPEECH JULY 22, 1976 MIDDLE GEORGIA EMC DOOLY COUNTY CAMPGROUNDS, VIENNA, GA. DOOLEY – RURAL FIRE PROTECTION – UNDER COASTAL PLAINS – TRANSITION FUNDS - JB 15. SPEECH FILE – JULY 23, 1976 – FT. VALLEY KIWANIS CLUB, FT. VALLEY, GA. SPEECH JULY 23, 1976 FORT VALLEY KIWANAS CLUB SQUIRE RESTAURANT, FT. VALLEY, GA 16. 8/4/76 – NEWS CONFERENCES IN COLUMBUS AND WARNER ROBINS RE CHARLES RECTOR APPOINTMENT 17. 8/7/76 – SPEECH FILE – WORLD WAR II VETERANS, RAMADA INN, PHENIX CITY 18. SPEECH FILE – 8/18/76 – AMERICAN ASSN. OF RETIRED PERSONS, INC. LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 19. SPEECH FILE – 8/21/76 – COLUMBUS CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS 20. STATEMENT: AUGUST 31, 1976 SUBCOMMITTEE ON FISHERIES & WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT. COMM. ON MERCHANT MARINE & FISHERIES (FISH HATCHERIES PROGRAM) 21. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 2, 1976 GEORGIA FARM BUREAU & TOUR 22. 9/7/76 – SPEECH FILE – PERRY KIWANIS CLUB 23. SPEECH: OCTOBER 10, 1976 THOMASTON-UPSON COUNTY CIVIC CENTER DEDICATION 24. OCTOBER 10, 16976 WARNER ROBINS LIBRARY DEDICATION SPEECH 25. SPEECH: OCTOBER 17, 1976 AMER. ASSN. OF MEDICAL ASSISTANTS 26. SPEECH: OCTOBER 26, 1976 THIRD DEST. MEDICAL SOCIETY 27. SPEECH TO LAGRANGE ROTARY CLUB OCTOBER 27, 1976 28. SPEECH FILE – 11/11/76 – DANIELS JUNIOR HIGH VETERANS DAY PROGRAM SPEECH: NOVEMBER 11, 1976 DANIEL JR. HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS 29. 11/13/76 – FOUNTAIN CITY MARCHING FESTIVAL FILE 30. SPEECH:NOVEMBER 16, 1976 COVIL DEFENSE IN ATLANTA 31. REMARKS AT ST. FRANCIS SHOPPING CENTER IN COLUMBUS 32. SPEECH: DECEMBER 1, 1976 AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN COLUMBUS FILES AMERICAN BUSINESSWOMEN SPEECH DEC. 1, 1976—HARMONY CLUB, COLS.  PUBLIC LAW 94-455 94TH CONGRESS TAX REFORM ACT OF 1976  SANTA MARIA COLUMBUS CHAPTER AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION COLUMBYS, GEOEGIA  CRS CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS HC 56 U. D. C 76-190E SELECTED ECONOMIC TOPICS OF INTEREST TO CONGRESS OCTOBER 4, 1976 33. SPEECH FILE – 12/10/76 – EVERGREEN FLORIST & GOFT SHOP RIBBON CUTTING 34. SPEECH FILE – 12/10/76 – COLUMBUS AREA VOCATIONAL TECH. SCHOOL GRADUATION 35. PHOTOS FROM VISIT TO ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE – DEC. 1976 (HAS THREE RING BLACK BINDER) (NOT NUMBERED) TOUR OF FOBINS AFB TV-KIT USAF UNITED STATES AIR FORCE INFORMATION KIT STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY U. S. AIR FORCE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND INFORMATION KIT.19TH BOMB WING WELCOMES YOU ABOARD 19TH BOMBARDMENT WING ROBINS AFB, GEORGIA 36. SPEECH FILE – 12/22/76 – KIWANIS CLUB OF GREATER COLUMBUS 37. STATEMENT: FEBRUARY 9, 1977 SUBCOMMITTEE ON STATE, JUSTICE, COMMERCE, AND JUDICIARTY OF APPROCIATIONS COMMITTEE (PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS BENEFITS ACT SUPPLEMEMTAL APPROPRIATION) 38. SPEECH FILE – 2/10/777 – CONTRACT MANAGERS AT ROBINS AFB 39. SPEECH FILE – 2815877 – KIWANIS CLUB OF COLUMBUS 40. SPEECH FILE – 2/14/77 LAGRANGE OPTIMIST CLUB 41. STATEMENT: FEBRUARY 16, 1977 SELECT EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE OF HOUSE EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE SELECT EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE OF HOUSE EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE (EXTENSION OF LIBRARY SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION ACT) 42. SPEECH: MARCH 15, 1977 CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCICONGRESSIONAL BANQUET – WASHINGTON, D. C.

Box 195 WARM SPRINGS PROJECT FILE Folder Title 1. WARM SPRINGS: CLEAR CUTTIR- AT FDR PARK 2. THE SPRINGS AT WARM SPRINGS, GA. (SIX COPIES) 3. THE GEORGIA COORDINATED CENTERS FOR URBAN AND RURAL INDEPENDENT LIVING PROJECT APPLICATION SUBMITTED UNDER TITLE VII, PART B SUBMITTED BY: GEORGIA DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION 4. APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE RENOVATION PROJECT WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION PROJECT WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION COMPLEX WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA 5. COMPLIMENTS OF NATHAN B. NOLAB, DIRECTOR GEORGIA DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION GEORGIA WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL GEORGIA REHABILITATION CENTER WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA APRIL 13, 1977 REMINDERS OF VISIT OF CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY 6. WARM SPRINGS IN MEMORIAL 7. WARM SPRINGS IN MEMORIAL

Box 196 1981 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES: HHS GEORGIA HOSPITAL ASSOC. RE MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENT 2. ISSUES: HHS YARLEY, BOYD 3. ISSUES: HHS FLEISCHER, DR. J. 4. ISSUES: HHS (HCFA) DUTTERA, DR. M. JULIAN 5. ISSUES: HHS – MRS. MARTI DOLAN 6. ISSUES: HHS (GEORGIA DEPT. OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MEDICAID WAIVER) GEORGIA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 7. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THANKS 8. ISSUES: HEALTH (HHS) MED. COLLEGE OF GA EPILEPSY PROGRAM 9. HISTORIC PRESERVATION – GENERAL 10. HISTORIC PRESERVATION CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC, 11. ISSUES: HISTORIC PRES. SECTION 4(F) OF DOT ACT AND HISTORIC PRES. ACT OF 1966 LETTER TO GOLDSCHMIDT 2/10 12. HISTORIC PRESERVATION THANKS (EMPTY) 13. HOUSING-THANKS (HOUSING-CLIPPINGS-INFO. ETC.) HOUSING-GENERAL CONFERENCE WITH CONGRESS HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REPORT INFO PACK BACKGROUND MATERIAL 14. ISSUES: HOUSING (JOHN SIMPKINS) 15. ISSUES: HOUSING (FMHA) MR. PAUL BUSH 16. ISSUES: HOUSING (GUY PRESTON) 17. ISSUES: HOUSING SMITH, MRS. LUCILLE (REFERRED TO CONGRESSMAN NEWT GINGRICH) 18. LABOR CLIPPINGS. INFO., ETC. AFL-CIO APPALACHIAN COUNCIL, INC. LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST MAY 19, 1981 WASHINGTON, DC HERB MABRY – COLUMBUS  ALABAMA  GEORGIA  KENTUCKY  MARYLAND  MISSISSIPPI  N. CAROLINA  OHIO  OENNSYLVANIA  S. CAROLINA  TENNESSE  VIRGINIA  W. VIRGINIA WHEN ALCOHOL THREATENS JOB SECURITY, HEALTH, LIFE ITSELF: CONFIDENTIAL HELP FOR EMPLOYEES AFL-CIO APPALACHIAN COUNCIL 19. LABOR – THANKS (EMPTY) 20. LABOR – GENERAL 21. DRUGS 22. LAW ENFORCEMENT/JUDICIARY GENERAL 23. VOTING RIGHTS ACT 24. VOTING RIGHTS ACT 25. GUN CONTROL 26. LAW ENFORCEMENT/JUDICIARY THANKS 27. ISSUES: JUDICIARY (ABORTION) – EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 28. LEGAL AID 29. ABORTION 30. CRIME – CRIMINAL-REVISIONS CODE 31. ISSUES: MISC. JAN.-JULY, 1981 ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS – NATIONAL LISTENING THEATER 32. ISSUES: MISC AUG. – SEPT. 1981 33. MISC. CLIPPING, INFO. ETC. YELLOW FOLDER WITH BRINKLEY’S ADDRESS ISSUES: MISC. RED FOLDER ISSUES: MISC. INFO. MISCELLANEOUS – THANKS (EMPTY) 34. (MISSING) 35. ISSUES: MISCELLANEOUS FRANK ELLIS: HR 2250 DINGELL – JOHNSON BILL 36. ISSUES: HOUSING MRS. C. C. WILLIS FMHA CASE 37. ISSUES LABOR HAMBRICK, MRS. HINTON DEPT OF LABOR 38. WALKER. WILTON B. DEPT OF LABOR 2/30 39. ISSUES: LABOR (WELLS, TILLMAN) RE DUST MASKS 10/88 523-8091 AMY 10/18 CALLED FOR STATUS OSH – ARMY – 523-8055 – HAS A CONTROL DUE DATE OF NOV, 21 – RW 12/10/80 CALLED AMY AGAIN 40. MR. KENNETH E. EVANS ISSUES: LABOR 41. ISSUES: MISC. STRIPLING, HOBBY 42. LAW ENFORCEMENT/JUDICIARY CLIPPINGS. INFO. ETC. 43. MISSING CHILDREN’S ACT 44. FAMILY PROTECTION ACT

Box 197 MUSCOGEE COUNTY & PEACH CO. PROJECTS Folder Title 1. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN AIRPORT PROJECT: MUSCOGEE AIRPORT FACILITIES COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY METROPOLITAN AREA AIRPORT SYSTEM PLAN PHASE 1 PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS AIRPORT 1980 (PLANNING GRANT) 2. PROJECTS_MUSCOGEE COUNTY (COLUMBUS DRAINAGE PROBLEM CATEGORIZATION STUDY) 3. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY CITY OF COLUMBUS INFORMATION SUBSYSTEM 4. MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS MEDICAL CENTER 5. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY LTR TO CHARLES OXLEY, EDA RE RA RATING FOR COLUMBUS 6. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY RE RELARGING EAGLE-PHENIX DAM DALEY, CHARLES S. LTR FORWARDED TO DOE 4/3 7. COLUMBUS-MANCHESTER EXPRESSWAY (PROJECT) 8. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS OPPORTUNITY, INC. 9. MUSCOGEE COUNTY PROJECT CONDUCT AND SDMINISTRATION 10. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (DEPOSITORY LIBRARY) OUR CORRES IS JOEL HOLMES 11. PROJECT – MUSCOGEE COUNTY – DISPLAY OF SUBMARINE OR AIRPLANE (JET) 12. EAGLE & PHENIX MILL (PROJECT) 13. PROJECT – MUSCOGEE CO EXCHANGE CLUB OF COLUMBUS – JAMES A. WELCH 14. PROJECT_MUSCOGEE COUNTY FAMILY & CHILDREN SERVICES 15. MUSCOGEE COUNTY PROJECT FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE AIDS 16. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY FOURTH STREET BASPIST CHURCH (HUD) FLAKES, REV. J. H. 7446522 17. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN COLUMBUS AND CEDARTOWN 18. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY “INSTITUTE OF INDIVIDUAL SOLDIER” AT FORT BENNING 19. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (HISTORIC COLUMBUS FOUNDATION) (JANICE BIGGERS) (HUD) 20. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY, COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN AIRPORT LOCATION STUDY – INCLUDES LETTER TO LITTLE AT FAA\ AIRPORT 21. PROJECT – MUSCOGEE COUNTY – LEAA FUNDS FOR COLUMBUS 22. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY MCCOSH MILL 23. INFORMATION RELATED TO A CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT MANAGER – MR. ERNEST ST KINGER 24. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (COLUMBUS METRO URBAN LEAGUE) 25. MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING ACT PROJECT COLUMBUS 26. PROJECT – NORTH BYPASS CONSTRUCTION IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA CONTACTED BY MAYOR JACKSON MUSCOGEE COUNTY JB WANTS TO SEE FINAL RESPONSE. KM 2/20 DON SHAMLEE 357-8373 SHOULD HAVE LTR BY WED – 2/26 LTR WAS MAILED 2/20 2/26 CALLED 2L – 27. FORT BENNING—MARTIN ARMY HOSPITAL 28. MEDICAL BENEFITS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS 29. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – THE MEDICAL CENTER – COLUMBUS 30. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY GENERAL (NEW METRO CENTER) 31. PROJECTS: PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE PROJECTS: PROCUREMENT CONFERENCE 32. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – O. E. O. SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY 33. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY PRIMARY PRIORITY ROUTE Z CORRIDOR Z 1967 BRINKLEY HIGHWAY PROPOSAL 1972 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS SOUTH GEORGIA LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION 1972 FLOOR COLLOQUY FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY ACT TOM MORELAND LETTER COST ESTIMATE PRIORITY PRIMARY ROUTE Z COLUMBUS TO BRUNSWICK OUTLINE MAP & INFORMATION PRIORITY PRIMARY ROUTE Z JB LETTER TO REP. HOWARD LETTER TO TOM MORELAND RE: MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN JIM HOWARD APRIL 11, 1979 WASHINGTON WEEKLY BRINKLEY MAP OF POSSIBLE ROUTE (EMPTY) MEMO FROM CHUCK WRIGHT 34. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY PRATT WHITNEY PLANT 35. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – RANKIN SQUARE, HARRY KAMENSKY, (NAT’L REGISTER) 36. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: RELOCATION OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM’S NINTH ST. TRACKS (MAYOR JACK P. MICKLE) PRELIMINARY RAILROAD RELOCATION REPORT FOR THE NINETH STREET RAILROAD TRACKS COLUMBUS, GEORGIA JANUARY, 1976 (FIVE COPIES) 37. PROJECT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (MUSCOGEE) 38. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – COLUMBUS 39. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (SBA FIELD OFFICE) 40. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – SCRAP DEALERS BEAUIFICATION PROGRAM AUTOMOBILE DISPOSAL A NATIONAL PROBLEM 41. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL ADDITIONS 42. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (THIRTEENTH STREET IMPROVEMENTS) 43. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY CHATTAHOOGHEE-FLINT- APALACHICOLA RIVER PLEASE COMBINE W/TRI-RIVERS WHEN FILING 44. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: MULTI-MODE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 45. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – SCHOOL DISTRICT PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY BOARD OF ED Ǿ-BILLINGUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM) BRAXTON A. NAIL MUSCOGEE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION – BRAXTON NAILS & FRED W. KIRBY MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT – TITLE III MUSCOGEE CT. PROJECT PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – BAKER HIGH SCHOOL DRAINAGE SITCH PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: COLUMBUS AREA VOC-TECH SCHOOL (EXPANSION) 46. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: SOUTHERN AIRWAYS, INC. 47. VOTER’S LIST – 48. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – VICTORY DRIVE 49. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (WERACOBA CREEK) 50. PROJECT “YOUR OPINION COUNTS” 51. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (LOWER CHATT. ADPC) (METROPOLITAN A-95 REVIEW AGENCY) 52. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – QUOTA CLUBS COMMEMORATIVE STAMP 53. PROJECT BYRON – SPORTS & PLATFIELDS – APPLICATION PEACH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS – ROBERT STUMP & BRYANT CULPEPPER DEPT OF INTERIOR 54. PROJECTS – PEACH COUNTY – AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 55. PROJECTS – PEACH COUNTY ECHECONNEE CREEK 56. PEACH COUNTY ASC OFFICE 57. PEACH COUNTY – CONSTRUCTION GRANT. 58. PROJECT: PEACH COUNTY (FLOOD DISASTER PROTECTION ACT) 59. HI-WAY HAVEN – HENRY L. FROMME, SR. PEACH COUNTY PROJECTS 60. PEACH COUNTY PROJECTS – FED. AID PROJ. U. S. 0670(1) SOUTH MACON STREET FPRT VALLEY, GA. 61. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY – HOUSER MILL LAKE RESORT 62. PEACH COUNTY – LAKEVIEW INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. 63. HEADSTART – FT. VALLEY PEACH COUNTY 64. PROJECTS: PEACH COUNTY – LAWN GARDEN APARTMENTS (HOUSTON STALLWORTH) 6/23 [755-7380] JOHNNY BOOKES, FT. VALLEY 6/14/77 2 / REGIONAL Y SHOULD HAVE LTR WITHIN WK – 6/27/77 – JOHNNIE BOOKIE WAS GOING TO CALL DR. STALLWORTH TO LET HIM KNOW PRESENT PROGRAM WAS CLOSED & LET HIM KNOW WHEN HE COULD APPLY AGAIN WE WILL GET LTR BUT IT WILL BE WEEK OR TWO BEFORE WE GET IT.

Box 198 MUSCOGEE CO. PROJECTS Folder Title 1. PROJECTS – MUSCOGEE COUNTY APPALACHICOLA & CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVERS PROJECT MAPS RIVER AND HARBOR. FLOOD CONTROL AND BEACH EROSION CONTROL PROJECTS FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SACANNAH HARBOR, GEORGIA U. S, ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT SAVANNAH, GEORGIA DECEMBER 1975 INCL 2 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT SEDIMENT BASIN PROJECT SAVANNAH HARBOR, GEORGIA PREPARED BY U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA JUNE 1974 INCL 3 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF NAVIGATION PROJECT SAVANNAH RIVER BELOW AUGUSTA INCLUDING THE NEW SAVANNAH BLUFF LOCK AND DAM GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, SAVANNAH CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAVANNAH, GEORGIA SEPTEMBER 1976 INCL 4 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT WALTER F. GEORGE LOCK, DAM, AND LAKE ALABAMA AND GEORGIA OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PREPARED BY MOBILE DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS INCL 1 THE HON. JACK BRINKLEY WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BY THE U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS IN GEORGIA SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION ATLANTA, GEORGIA MARCH 1977 STATE QUARTERLY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS GEORGIA U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISE BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS JANUARY 1979 PUBLIC LAW 91-605 91ST CONGRESS, H. R. 19504 DECEMBER 31, 1970 PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – APPALACHICOLA & CHATT. RIVERS (J. D. HOLT) OUR CORRESPONDENT DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT APALACHICOLA RIVER AND BAY ESTUARINE SANCTUARY PROPOSED ESTUARINE SANCUARY GRANT AWARD FOR APALACHICOLA RIVER AND BAY, FLORIDA ADVANCE COPY PUBLIC MEETING ON APALACHICOLA RIVER CELOW JIM WOODRUFF LOCK AND DAM MARIANNA, FLORIDA 27 JUNE 1973 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MOBILE CORPS OF ENGINEERS MOBILE, ALABAMA STATEMENT OF POSITION (HAND WRITTEN NOTES HARD TO READ) 2. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY - LEAA GRANT FOR ANTI-CRIME PROGRAM IN COLUMBUS (JOHN M. HUNT FOR COLUMBUS KIWANIS CLUB) 3. PROJECTS: NEW FEDERAL BUILDINGS IN COLUMBUS AND LAGRANGE 4. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY AMTRACK THROUGH COLUMBUS, 5. PROJECT - MUSCOGEE COUNTY – APPLICATION FOR GRANT HUD – IMPROVE BUS TRANSPORTATION APPLICATION OF CITY OF COLUMBUS GEORGIA FOR A MASS TRANSPORTATION GRANT UNDER THE URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ACT--1964 6. MUSC. (LINDSEY CREEK BY-PASS) {2 STATES IN MY PLACE FICTION} 63% COST OF ARMY PERSONNEL & HOUSING {NOV_DUR DATE DETERIORATION OF BARRACKS – MURTHA} {GAO LOOKING OVER ARMY’S SHOULDER} 16-30 + MIL AT FT. BENNING {RIVER TRAFFIC ON CHATTAHOOGHEE RT. TO USE RIVER FOT CROSSING} MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION, FISCAL YEAR 1969 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION BILL, 1969 PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: LINDSEY CREEK BY-PASS COL. KLAWSON 11-70275 SEPT 4 JIM SHUNATE X7560 COL GEORGE MCCHRISTIAN X44301 EMPTY 7. MUSCOGEE COUNTY (PROJECTS) ARMY RESERVE CENTER – COLUMBUS 8. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – SCHOOL- RE: ARROWHEAD ROAD 9. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY_ BANK CHARTER 10. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY BULL CREEK 11. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA (PREAPPLICATION WITH EDA FOR GRANT TO EXPAND MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM 12. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY—STATUARY FOR COLUMBUS MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CRAFTS ON LOAN (MRS. MILDRED DADISMAN, BOARD OF DIRECTORS) 5/78 13. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS COLLEGE PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY: COLUMBUS COLLEGE APPLICATION FOR FT. BENNING TRACT “D” (DR. THOMAS WHITLEY) MUSCOGEE COUNTY PROJECT TITLE VI COLUMBUS COLLEGE PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS FOUNDRY UDAG INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT LOAN ISSUES: HOUSING RE SEC 235 FUNDS RONALD A. EDWARDS COLUMBUS CLOSED PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY…CDBG-SECTION 108….HUD PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS COLLEGE – SPECIAL PURPOSE GRANT 14. PROJ: MUSC COUNTY – COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY METROPOLITAN AREA AIRPORT SYSTEM PLAN 1973 COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY METROPOLITAN AREA AIRPORT SYSTEM PLAN PHASE 1 FOR THE LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION R. DIXON SPEAS ASSOCIATES AUGUST 1973 15. PROJECT COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN AIRPORT (A. J. SUTTON) WEATHER STATION 427-7675 9/15/76 LTR TYPED TODAY – WE SHOULD HAVE THURS? FRIDAY – 16. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – METROPOLITAN AIRPORT (RUNWAY EXTENSION) 1978 17. PROJECTS: MUS COUNTY – COLS METROPOLITAN AIRPORT 1974 18. PROJECTS: MUSC COUNTY (METROPOLITAN AIRPORT) 19. PROJECT - MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN AIRPORT (CONTACTED BY R. L. (LOWELL) PRATTE 20. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY MUTI MODE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 21. PROJECT: METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE ACTION GRANT PROPOSAL 22. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLISEUM REGIONAL COLISEUM COLUMBUS, GEORGIA OCTOBER 15, 1980 REGIONAL COLISEUM STUDY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA (TWO COPIES) PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLISEUM 7/1 CALLED PAUL TAPIA 456-8601 7/3 CALLED AGAIN 7/8/SPOKE WITH TAPIA REQUESTED STATUS HE HAS TALKED WITH FRED RITCHIE, DIRECTOR, W. M. (OUT OF TOWN) HAS TOP PRIORITY STILL WORKING ON IT BUDGET IN ? IF NOT IMMEDIATELY FUNDED = WILL BE FUNDED IN FISCAL 1981 23. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY --- MUNICIPAL AIRPORT

Box 199 TALBOT, TAYLOR & TROUP CO. PROJECTS Folder Title 1. PROJECT:TALBOT COUNTY CASE: WATER & SEWER GRANT FUNDS FOR RICHLAND, TALBOTTON AND LUMPKIN 2. PROJECT: TALBOT COUNTY (DESIGNATION OF TALBOT COUNTY AS REDEVELOPMENT AREA BY EDA) 3. TALBOT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION (J. D. HENDRICKS) 4. PUBLIC WORKS 5. PROJECTS: TALBOT COUNTY – CHATTAHOOCHEE – FLINTAREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 6. PROJECTS-TALBOT COUNTY MULBERRY CREEK 7. PROJECT TALBOT COUNTY (CITY OF RALBOTTON WASTEWATER- TREATMENT SYSTEM – N. L. AMMONSTALBOT COUNTY PROJECT SPREWELL BLUFF AND LAZER CREEK DAM 8. PROJECTS: TAYLOR COUNTY (POST OFFICE) 9. PROJECTS: TAYLOR COUNTY – ALUMINA – KAOLIN PLANT IN BUTLER AREA 10. TAYLOR COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 11. TAYLOR COUNTY PROJECT FOOD STAMP PROGRAM 12. PROJECTS – TAYLOE COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM – 13. TAYLOR COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 14. PROJECT – TAYLOR COUNTY HOSPITAL AUTHORITY 15. PROJECT – TAYLOR COUNTY – BUTLER WATER & SEWER IMPROVEMENTS 16. PROJ.: TROUP COUNTY 503 PROGRAM APPLICATION 7/7 PENDING 2/22 CALLED RE RESPONSE. THEY WILL CHECK APPROVED - DISTRICT LEVEL 17. PROJECTS: TROUP COUNTY EDAG (LAGRANGE PROJ. CO-OP COMPLEX 18. ISSUES: CONSERV./ENVIRONMENT TROUP COUNTY – PROPOSED HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL SITE 19. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY LAGRANGE COLLEGE LAFAYETTE BUST CLOSED 7/30 20. TROUP COUNTY – MCCOSH MILL 21. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (FMHA LOANS) ADVANCED FABRICS 12/15 22. PROJECTS: TROUP – LAGRANGE MAIN STREET CITIES PROGRAM 23. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (RR TRACK RELOCATION) 9/26 24. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (SOURCE RECOVERY) FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS LAGRANGE AREA RESOURSE RECOVERY PROJECT FOR THE CITY OF LAGRANGE, GEORGIA TROUP COUNTY, CITY OF HOGANSVILLE AND CITY OF WEST POINT MARCH, 1980 25. PROJECT – TROUP COUNTY – HOGANSVILLE AMBULANCE SERVICE 26. PROJECT – TROUP COUNTY – FEDERAL BULDING LAGRANGE IF NOTHING BY FRI CALL 85A 27. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY – CENTER FOR FAMILY MEDICINE, HOGANSVILLE (DR. M. JUlIAN DUTTERA OF LAGRANGE) 28. PROJECTS: TROUP COUNTY INTERCHANGE AT I-85 AND OAK GROVE ROAD ARLENE 426-0650 31/9/79 RICHARD WEENGROFF 426-0442 HOPE TO HAVE LTR OUT THIS WK. 29. PROJECTS: TROUP COUNTY – FEDERAL BUILDING IN LAGRANGE 30. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (HOGANSVILLE UDAG APPLICATION) DICKEN CHERRY 31. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (LAGRANGE INDUSTRIAL PARK) 32. PROJ: TROUP COUNTY BLOCK GRANT FOR HOGANSVILLE) 33. PROJECT: TROUP CO,: CORPSOF ENGRS. _SAV. (BD OF COMMISSIONERS & MTS. T. A. LANE) WEST PT. DAM 34. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (COMMEMORATIVE STAMP FOR GENERAL LAFAYETE) 35. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY: HOGANSVILLE APPLICATION TO HUD FOR GRANT UNDER COMMUNITY DEVEL. PROGRAM (ADRIAN WILBORN, CITY MANAGER) 36. PROJECTS: TROUP COUNTY – LAGRANGE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT TWELVE POINTS PROGRAM 37. PROJECTS: TROUP COUNTY – HOGANSVILLE CITY GOVERNMENT CENTER (EDA APPLICATION FILED IN ATLANTA OFFICE UNDER PL 94-369 38. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (LAGRANGE-BICENTENNIAL CITY) MR. ALLEN? NO PROBLEM IN APPROVING WE SHOULD GET NOTIFICATION ON SEPT 16TH 39. TROUP COUNTY: CHLORINATION OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IN TROUP COUNTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 40. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY HOGANSVILLE WATER FACILITY GRANT (HUD) 41. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY (WATER & SEWER LINES FOR INDUSTRIAL PARK) (EDA) 42. PROJECT: TWIGGS COUNTY – NEIGHBOTHOOD FACILITIES GRANT JEFFERSONVILLE 43. TWIGGS COUNTY PROJECT SUMMER HEAD START 44. PROJECTS: NIKE SITE #28 FOR TWIGGS COUNTY BD. Of EDU. 45. PROJECTS: RICHARD B. RUSSELL DAM PROJECT 46. NEWMAN, J. GARDNER PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY CITY OF LAGRANGE RAILROAD PROJECT 7/26/73 426-4250 CAROL DUTOR (?) CHECKING ON (CAN’T READ) COORDINATION – RR BOARD NO LATER THAN TUESDAY 47. TROUP COUNTY – LAGRANGE COLLEGE 48. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY – PYNE PARK – CONTACTED BY GEORGE F. HARRIS, JR. 693-6808 10/6/77 CALLED C OF ENG 49. TROUP COUNTY --- WEST POINT, GEORGIA – BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY- 50. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY – WEST POINT DAM – CONTRACYED BY JOHN F. MEADORS 5/15 51. TROUP COUNTY WEST POINT PROJECT MCCOSH MILL 52. PROJ. TROUP COUNTY (W. POINT DAM) 53. BLALOCK, COL. CHARLES L. PROJECT: WEST PT. LAKE CLEANUP 54. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY – WEST POINT LAKE (MR. GRADY CALLAHAN, JR.) 55. PROJECTS: UPSON COUNTY – THOMASTON, GA. RE EDA FUNDS FOR THOMASTON-UPSON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK 56. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY – WEST POINT LAKE MAILING LIST PUBLIC MEETING WEST POINT LAKE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA MAILING LIST PUBLIC MEETING LAKE SEMINOLE APALACHICOLA, CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS FLORIDA – GEORGIA – ALABAMA PREIMPOUNDMENT STUDY OF WEST POINT LAKE, GEORGIA TECHNICAL STUDY TS03-71-208-001.2 ENVIRINMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION IV SOUTHEAST WATER LAB SURVEILLANCE ANF ANALYSIS DIVISION ATHENS, GEORGIA JANUARY 1972 57. 1978 PROJECTS: TROUP COUNTY – WEST POINT, GA. APPLICATION FOR $800,000 UDA GRANT CLOSED 755-8655 7/27/CAROLYN SOMEONE IN MEG FOWELL’S OFFICE WILL CALL ME BACK. 58. TROUP COUNTY – RE: FEDERAL FUNDER PROJECTS AND “A-95” REVIEW 59. PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY: WEST POINT EIGHTH STREET BRIDGE (SCHAEFER HEARD)

Box 200 MUSCOGEE CO. PROJECTS (INC. OSUT) Folder Title 1. (MISSING) 2. OSUT #1 FILE (LABELED 2) OSUT/TSUT TEST DESIGN 3. OSUT – CORRESPONDENCE WITH CONG. MURTHA AND BRINKLEY 4. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – OFFICERS CLUB AT FORT BENNING OUR CORRES IS A. J. SUTTON 5. FT BENNING NEWS CLIPPINGS (COPIES) M. R. ASHWORTH PRES. & PUB. LEDGER – ENQUIRER NEWSPAPERS COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31902 6. FT. BENNING (ONE STATION TRAINING) OSUT OSUT PART #4 ANNE CHEEK’S NOTES & MATERIALS RE OSUT – INCLUDES VARIOUS STUDIES – INFO ON OCT. 31, 19758 MEETING HEARINGS ON MIL CON FOR FY ’78 APPROPRIATIONS B 300 RHOB DEFENCE SUBCOMMITTEE – APPRO. CHAIRMAN REP. GUNN MCKAY 7. FT. BENNING – OSUT OSUT – PART #2 FORT BENNING OSUT – PLEASE XEROX – DO NOT SEND OUT ORIGINALS OSUT #2 FILE FORT BENNING OSUT – BILL, COMMITTEE REPORTS, WHIPS, JB’S AMENDMENT CONFERENCE REPORT 8. FORT BENNING 9. OSUT CORRESPONDENCE OSUT – PART #3 FORT BENNING CORRESPONCE & MEMOS OSUT – PLEASE XEROX – DO NOT MAIL OUT FILE COPIES MISC. UNDATED NOTES BY JB,PHONR MEMOS, ETC 10. SAND HILL BARRACKS FORT BENNING SAND HILL BARRACKS COPIES OF GUNN MCKAY & FRANK MOORE LETTERS EXTRA COPIES THESE COPIES ARE FOR READY REGERENCE – PLEASE DO NOT MAIL OUT LAST COPY, BUT MAY MAIL OUT DUPLICATES. SAND HILL BARRACKS PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – SAND HILL BARRACKS PROJECT: MUSCOGEE CO. FORT BENNING – SAND HILL BARRACKS (LTR TO SECRETARY OF THE ARMY, HON. CALLOWAY) 11. NO NEED TO PHOTO STAT 12. FORT BENNING PERSONNEL SUMMARY 13. PROJECT – MUS. CO. (FORT BENNING – RED-COCKADED WOODPECKER) 14. FT. BENNING – REDUCTION-IN-FORCE AT FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 2/28/79 (NO NUMBER) PROJECT – FORT BENNING SCHOOL SITE DR. BRAXTON MAIL IS OUR CORRES. 5/24 CRUL OX7-2419 15. FT. BENNING (PROJECTS) BARNARD/UNDERWOOD ANIMAL FEED (NO NUMBER) OSUT: LTR FROM SECT. CLIFFORD ALEXANDER TO CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY RE OSUT AT FT. BENNING DECISION 16. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FORT BENNING TROOP INCREASE – 2ND INF. DIVISION ¾ DM 17. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FT. BENNING – 2ND INFANTRY DIV. 18. FORT BENNING 2ND INFANTRY DIVISION FORT BENNING DRAFT ENVIRINMENTAL IMPACT STUDY (DEIS) ON STATIONING OF 2ND INF. DIV. AT FT. BENNING DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY (DEIS) FT. BENNING 19. PROJECTS: FORT BENNING (SUICIDES)

Box 201 1974-1976 PUBLIC RELATIONS MAILINGS Folder Title 1. PR MAILINGS: 1-23-74 YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL QUESTIONAIRE RE: DISTRICT OFFICES 2. YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL QUESTIONAIRE 3. PR MAILING: “ALWAYS TOMORROW WHY NOT TODAY” APRIL, 1974 4. PR MAILING: YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL – INVITATION TO THIRD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETING IN COLUMBUS. 7-6-74 5. 1974 AGRICULTURE BULLETIN REQUESTS 6. PR MAILING: FEB., 1974 AG FARM BULLETINS 7. PR MAILING: FACT SHEET 9-12-74 NO. 1 8. MAIL-OUT TO AG. BULLETIN LIST OF CARROLL COUNTY GEORGIAN ARTICLES CANCER RESEARCH OCT, 1974 9. POSTAL PATRON QUESTIONNAIRE RE: ROCKEFELLER NOMINATION OCT, 1974 10. CONG. REC. INSERT OF 10-8-74 RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES 11. PR MAILING: OCT. 10, 1974 STATEMENT BY CONGRESSMAN ON SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS 12. NEWSLETTER – MAY, 1975 RE: CARTHAGE: A HISTORY LESSON: 13. 1975 JULY NEWSLETTER (POSTAL PATRON) RE: ROME 14. PR MAILING: OCT, 1975 94TH CONGRESS QUESTIONNAIRE 15. PR MAILINGS: OCT. 30, 1975 DEAR COLLEAGUE LETTER TO ALL MEMBERS RE: NO GREATER LOVE 16. PR MAILING: NOV. 12, 1975 SPECIAL REPORT TO AUSA MEMBERS (COL.-PHENIX CITY –FT. BENNING CHAPTER) 17. PR MAILING: DEC. 24, 1975 LETTER TO WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 18. PR MAILINGS: DEC. 29, 1975 LETTER TO AIR FORCE ASSN. OF MIDDLE GEOEGIA 19. PR MAILINGS: 12-4-75 SPECIAL REPORT ON CANCER REPORT 20. PR MAILINGS: JAN. 16, 1976 JAN. NEWSLETTER TO ENTIRE COMPUTER FILE 21. PR MAIL-OUT TO FLAG BIN COMPUTER – THOSE WHO CHOSE WORK FARE ON THE QUESTIONNAIRE 3/12/76 22. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT + MAIL-OUT TO POLICEMEN AND FIREMEN (KEYS 001 AND 002) 23. MAILED TO SMALL BUSINESS (KEY 028) WHIP ADVISORY #158 OF 5- 12-43 CONF. RPT. ON SMALL BUSINESS AND INVESTMENTS ACR 5/7 24. NEWSLETTER (MAY-JUNE 1976) CONSTITUENT COMMUNICATIONS EXPENSE ACCT WITH UNLABELED FOLDER INSIDE 25. MAILING TO CHAMBER OF CONGRESS 6-4-76 NOT ALL SAY “AYE” CONGRESSIONAL RPT. 26. MAIL-OUT TO AMERICAN KEY 026 RE: VETS. HOME LOAN BENEFITS BILL 7-8-79 COST OF LIVING INCREASE TO VETERANS BILL 27. POLICEMEN AND FIRE MEN 9/20/76 COLS., AMERICUS, WARNER ROBINS, LAGRANGE THOMASTON, PERRY, MONTEZUMA, MONROE, COUNTY DEPTS. 28. PR MAILING: 9-30-76 PAMPHLET “BLACK AMERICANS IN CONGRESS” 29. POSTAL PATRON DEC., 1976 NEWS LETTER

Box 202 ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1971 92ND CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 3 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1976 94TH CONGRESS 2ND SESSION BOOK 2 OF 4 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1976 94TH CONGRESS 2ND SESSION BOOK 3 OF 4 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1972 92ND CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 4 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1972 92ND CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 2 OF 4

Box 203 1975-1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS AND 95TH CONG. VOTES Folder Title 1. AUGUST 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 2. SEPTEMBER 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 3. OCTOBER 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS 4. NOVEMBER 1977 NEWS CLIPPINGS (NOT NUMBERED BUT CONTAIN ITEMS 5-36) WEEKLY COLUMN 5. PRESS RELEASE: WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN BEGINNING JUNE 1975 6. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JUNE 18, 1975 VETO PROOF CONGRESS 7. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JUNE 25, 1975 CONGRESSIONAL STAFF 8. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JULY 2, 1975 BICENTENNIAL – SPIRIT OF 76 9. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JULY 14, 1975 GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS (ALSO OSUT) 10. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JULY 21, 1975 WELFARE ABUSES 11. WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN: JULY 28, 1975 THE CIA (NOT NUMBERED) WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: AUGUST 4, 1975 ENERGY 12. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: SEPT. 8, 1975 DEFENSE 13. WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN: SEPT. 15, 1975 FOREIGN AID 14. WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN: SEPT. 22, 1975 CONSUMER AGENCY 15. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL COLUMN: SEPT. 29, 1975 THE PRESIDENT (HAND GUNS) (GUN CONTROL) 16. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: OCTOBER 6, 1975 REVENUE SHARING 17. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: OCTOBER 28, 1975 PRIVACY ACT 18. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: NOVEMBER 3, 1975 NEW YORK 19. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: NOVEMBER 10, 1975 U. S. DEFENSE AND FORD SHAKEUP 20. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: NOVEMBER 18, 1975 THANKSGIVING (DESIDERATA) INCLUDING COUNTY CHAIRMEN 21. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: NOVEMBER 24, 1975 CHANGE 22. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: DECEMBER 8, 1975 U. N. 23. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: DEC. 12, 1975 CHRISTMAS 24. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JANUARY 26, 1976 CRIME—PART 1 25. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: FEBRUARY 2, 1976 ANGOLA 26. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: FEBRUARY 9, 1976 JOBS 27. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: FEBRUARY 23, 1976 LEAKS 28. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL COLUMN: MARCH 1, 1976 CRIME – PART II 29. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL COLUMN: MARCH 5, 1976 GOODIES? (HEW AND JOBS BILLS) 30. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MARCH 12, 1976 POST OFFICE 31. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MARCH 22, 1976 TAXES 32. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MARCH 26, 1976 FARMERS INSULTED 33. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MAY 3, 1976 (CRIME CONTROL) 34. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MAY 10, 1976 THE THIRD KNIGHT 35. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JUNE 4, 1976 NOT ALL SAY “AYE” 36. WEEKLY CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: JUNE 28, 1976 THE THREE R’S (ESTATE TAX BILL) 37. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MAILED 10/5/77 RE: COLLECTING RIPOFFS ON STUDENT LOANS 38. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MAILED 10/14/77 RE: “A LETTER TO HEW” 39. WEEKLY REPORT: MAILED 9/28/77 RE: NUDGING AID DEBTORS 40. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT: MAILED 11/17/77 RE: SOCIAL SECURITY QUESTIONS 41. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT NOVEMBER 23, 1977 “MORE ON SOCIAL SECURITY (NOT NUMBERED – DIVIDER) NEWS RELEASES 42. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 1975 ON REVENUE SHARING – SENT TO LAWRENCE MCLEMORE FOR USE IN THE GEORGIA PROPERTY TAX NEWS 43. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 5, 1975 APPOINTMENT OF ROBERT D. SWEENEY AS 3RD DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE. 44. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 7, 1975 RE SPEECH OF JB AT VICTORY CELEBRATION OF MUSCOGEE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY 45. PRESS RELEASE: JANUARY 27, 1975 TO COLUMBUS NEWS MEDIA RE MEMO ON NEWS CONFERENCE FOR FRIDAY, JAN. 31, 1975 AT 3 PM IN COLUMBUS DISTRICT OFFICE, 46. PRESS RELEASE: 1-31-75 STATEMENT BY JB AT OPENING OF NEWS CONFERENCE IN COLUMBUS 47. PRESS RELEASE: FEB. 5, 1975 RE DISTRICT DAY, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 14, AND MONTHLY THEREAFTER 48. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 28, 1975 RE: LIMOUSINE BILL 49. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 7, 1975 RE: DISTRICT DAY IN AMERICUS FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1975 50. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 20, 1975 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE OF VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 51. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 4, 1975 RE DISTRUCT DAY IN LAGRANGE ON SATURDAY, APRIL 12 52. RELEASE: APRIL 11, 1975 ATATW=EMENT OF CONGRESSMAN’S REACTION TO PRESIDENT FORD’S SPEECH OF APRIL 10 53. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 13, 1975 COLUMBUS MEDIA, ET AL RE: JOHN REID, NEW STAFF MEMBER COLUMBUS DISTRICT OFF 54. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 23, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – RE GEORGIA EPILEPSY PROGRAM 55. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 2, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – DISTRICT DAY ON FRIDAY, MAY 9TH IN WARNER ROBINS 56. STATEMENT – MAY 8, 1975 ON THE VIETNAM EVACUATION AND RELATIVE EVENTS 57. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 13, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – RE BREAKFAST MEETING ON MULTI-STATE TRANSPORTATION BOARD 58. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 14, 1975 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S STATEMENT RE MILITARY ACTION TAKEN AGAINST CAMBODIAN GUN BOATS FOLLOWING CAPTURE OF THE MAYAGUEZ 59. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 15, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – RE CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY SPONSORS LEGISLATION TO AMEND THE FAIR PACKAGING & LABELING ACT 60. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 9, 1975 TO CONSTANCE JOHNSON, COLUMBUS LEDGER CHRISTOPHER BONNER, MACON TELEGRAPH 61. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 12, 1975 TELEGRAM TO ROBINS REVIEW ROBIN REV-UP MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AT ROBINS AFB FOR FY76 62. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 21, 1975 RE: FORT VALLEY GRANT FROM EDA TELEGRAM TO WFPM RADIO. THE LEDGER-TRIBUNE AND PEACH COUNTY ENTERPRISE FORT VALLEY, GA. 63. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 25, 1975 ENTIRE MADIA – RE: BRINKLEY BILL ON CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 64. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 7, 1975 (TELEGRAM TO LEDGER AND ENQUIRER) RE GRANT – EDUCATIONAL YV STATION WJSP 65. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 14, 1975 TELEGRAMS TO VARIOUS MEDIA AND MAYORS RE HUD GRANTS 66. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 15, 1975 TELEGRAMS TO VARIOUS NEWS MEDIS RE: HUD GRANTS (ADDITIONAL) 67. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 17, 1975 HEW GRANT TO WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL 68. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 18, 1975 TELEGRAMS TO THOMASTON TIMES AND LANIER ELECTRONIC LAB. RE: GSA GRANT 69. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 6, 1975 RE STATEMENT BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON CURBING REGULATORY AGENCIES 70. PRESS RELEASE: AUGUST 6, 1975 RE: VA GUARANTEE ON MOBILE HOME LOANS 71. PRESS RELEASE: SEPT. 14, 1975 RE APPOINTMENT OF ELIZABETH LUNDSFORD AS MAJORITY STAFF COUNSEL – HOUSING SUBCOM. SENT ONLY TO COLUMBUS LEDGER-ENQUIRER COLUMBUS TIMES AND RADIO WOKS 72. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 3, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA RE REVENUE SHARING 73. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER 23, 1975 RE STATEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS ENTIRE MEDIA 74. PRESS RELEASE: OCTOBER31, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – RE POSTAL SERVICE FUNDS 75. PRESS RELEASE: NOVEMBER 1975 RE INLAND WATERWAY TRAFFIC USERS TAX 76. PRESS RELEASE: NOVEMBER 10, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – RE PROPOSED VETERANS CEMETARY AT FORT MITCHELL 77. PRESS RELEASE: NOV. 17, 1975 TELEGRAMS TO MAJOR NCKINLEY MACON TEL. & NEWS; WPGA RADIO RE: HUD BLOCK GRANT 78. PRESS RELEASE: NOVEMBER 20, 1975 CIVIL AIR CADETS VISIT CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY TAPE OF VISIT SENT TO RADIO WREN, WARNER ROB. 79. NEWS RELEASE:NOVEMBER 25, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA CANCER RESEARCH (DR. GARB) 80. PRESS RELEASE: DECEMBER 19, 1975 ENTIRE MEDIA – RE BRINKLEY BILL HR 11096 TO ALLOW INCOME TAX CREDIT FOR COSTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION 81. DSG DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP RECORD VOTES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 95TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION – 1977 82. DSG DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP RECORD VOTES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 95TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION – 1978

Box 204 1981-82 CONG. REC. INSERTS AND 1979 QUESTIONAIRES Folder Title CR INSERTS 1981 1. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT JANUARY 28, 1981 PASSAGE OF H. RES. 43 2. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 23, 1981 RE: MORTON HARRIS TESTEMONY BEFORE SENATE FINANCE COM. SUBCOMTE. ON SAVINGS, PENSIONS AND INVESTMENT POLICY 3. 3/9/81 EXTENSION OF REMARKS ON JOSEPHINE BROWN LETTER RE GREEN THUMB PROGRAM 4. SPECIAL ORDER ON CONGRESSMAN TENNYSON GUYER 2/12/81 5. CARL VINSON DEATH EXTENSION OF REMARKS, CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 6/01/81 6. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – JUNE 10, 1981 – TRUBUTE TO CARL VINSON 7. 11/4/81 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD EXTENSION OF REMARKS – MORTON A. HARRIS, SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL OF AMERICA STATEMENT CONG. REC. INSERTS 1982 8. CONG. RECORD INSERTS OCT. 1, 1982 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS 9. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1-25-82 MANDY HUGHES ESSAY “WHY AMERICA NEEDS FARMERS” EXTENSION OF REMARKS 10. 1/26/82 – MORTON HARRIS, SMALL BUSINESS COUNCIL 10 TESTOMONY – CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 11. 1/28/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS – SPECIAL ORDER REP. DICK BOLLING 12. 2/2/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – SPECIAL ORDER – JIM DAVIS 13. 3/2/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – EXTENSION OF REMARKS MILLARD GRIMES COLUMN ODERATION NOT A VICE” 14. 3/3/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – SPECIAL ORDER REP. GEORGE DANIELSON 15. 4/20/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: EXTENSION OF BARRACKS REP. NICHOLS SUBMISSION OF CONG. BRINKLEYS SPEECH OF 4-17-82TO ATLANTA NAVAL RESERVE ON “TWICE A CITIZEN AWARD” 16. 4/20/82 EXTENSION OF REMARKS -> REP NICHOLS INSERTION OF JB’S TWICE A CITIZEN AWARD SOEECH (REPRINTS) 17. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: 5/11/82 ORDER ON REP. ASHBROOK 18. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: 5/13/82 EXTENSION OF REMARKS JB’S WITHDRAWAL STATEMENT, INSERTED BY REP. UDALL 19. 5/17/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS EXTENSION OF REMARKS ON FT. MITCHELL AMENDMENT TO HR 861 NATIONAL TRAIL SYSTEM ACT 20. 5/26/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: SPECIAL ORDER ON MENORIAL DAY 21. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTA: SPECIAL ORDER – JAMES CLEVELAND 6/2/82 22. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS – JUNE 21. 1982 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS H. R. 6410 – PENSION EQUITY TAX ACT OF 1982 23. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – EXTENSION OF REMARKS – 6/22/82 1982 GRADUATES, U. S. CAPITOL PAGE SCHOOL 24. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: 7/14/82 – JB INTRODUCES REV. DAVID HOWLE OF COLUMBUS – GUEST CHAPLAIN 25. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: 8/10/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON REP. BINGHAM 26. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT –- GEORGE ALEXANDER VETERANS ADMINISTRATION 8/12/82 27. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – 9/28/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON REP. L. H. FOUNTAIN 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – 9/28/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON REP. JOHN RHODES 29. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT –9/29/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON REP. DAVIS BOWEN 30. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – 10/6/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON ANWAR SADAT 31. 1979 PR QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSES 1979 QUESTIONNAIRE A B C D E F G H I J K 32. 1979 PR QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSE L M N O P Q (EMPTY) R S T U (EMPTY) V RETURNS WITH NO OPTIONS W (EMPTY) X – Y- Z RETURNS

Box 205 PROJECTS: PEACH, PULASKI, STEWART, SUMTER & TALBOT CO. Folder Title 1. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY – PARKING AT FORT VALLEY P. O. NEWBERRY. L. R. 2. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY – PUBLIC SAFETY AND TRAINING CENTER – FORT VALLEY 3. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY SANDY RUN CREEK (EMPTY) 4. POWERSVILLE COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM-PROJECTS – PEACH COUNTY 5. CATVA – PEACH COUNTY – VALLEY CABLE TV, INC. 6. PEOJECT – STUDENT SPECIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS – FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE (DANIELS, WILBERT T.) 7. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY WATER & SEWER FT. VALLEY STATE COLLEGE 8. PEACH COUNTY FORT VALLEY – TORNADO BOB TOOK FILE TO COLS W HIM 1/8/76 PER BS/JB (EMPTY) 9. PEACH COUNTY – FT. VALLEY DOWNTOWN REDELOPMENT PROJECT 10. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY – RE: COOKER REPAIR AT SOUTHERN STATE CANNING CO. REQUEST MADE BY LOUIS NEWBERRY 11. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY – FORT VALLEY DISASTER ADJUSTMENT PLAN AND STRATEGY FOR REDEVELOPMENT OF THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT CITYOF FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA (UNLABELED ENVELOPE) EDA HR 9398 S 2228 12. PROJECT – PEACH COUNTY –- RAILROAD BETWEEN FORT VALLEY & PERRY 13. PROJECT: OUT OF DISTRICT BICENTENNIAL EXHIBIT PULASKI COUNTY HIST. COMM. C. T. KIMBERLY 14. PROJECTS: PULASKI COUNTY PORTALS, INC. 15. PROJECTS: ABBEVILLE DAM WILCOX COUNTY (PULASKI) 16. PROJECTS: PULASKI COUNTY & HAWKINSVILLE SCHOOLS 17. PROJECT – PULASKI COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM – PULASKI COUNTY MERGING WITH HAWKINSVILLE CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM 18. HAWKINSVILLE CITY HALL-PULASKI COUNTY 19. PROJECT: SCHLEY COUNTY (ELLAVILLE) UNUSED CDBG FUNDS 20. PROJECT: SCHLEY (ELLAVILLE) HUD DENIAL OF PREA?? FOR GRANT 21. PROJECT: SCHLEY COUNTY ELLAVILLE WATER WORKS APPLICATION 22. PROJECTS: LAKE BLACKSHEAR – SCHLEY COUNTY 23. LAKE BLACKSHEAR 24. PROJECT: SCHLEY COUNTY MIDDLE FLINT PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 6/8/ MARIANNE CHECKNG WITH SEC’Y OFFICE ON TIL 6/28 DRAFTED (?) – NOT SIGNED REDRAFTED AGAIN TODAY. 25. MURRAH. W. M. – STEWART COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM 6/16 26. PROJECT: STEWART COUNTY CASE WATER & SEWER GRANT FUNDS FOR RICHLAND TALBOTTON & LUMPKIN SEE TALBOT COUNTY FILE ON THIS (EMPTY) 27. PROJ. STEWART COUNTY – DEEP WELL (MAYOR G. W. MADDOX, LUMPKIN) 28. PROJECT: STEWART COUNTY – WATER AND SEWAGE SYSTEM – RICHLAND, GA. 29. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY…FHA HOUSING (SECT. 515)…MARCH 1982 – CONTACTED BY B. SULLIVAN 30. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY (AIRPORT RUNWAY EXTENSION) 31. CITY OF AMERICUS UDAG GRANT APPLICATION PENDING 32. PROJECT: ANDERSONVILLE NHS SUMTER BOX 205 GENERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN OCTOBER 1980 ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE/GEORGIA GENERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN OCTOBER 1980 ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE/GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT GENERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN / DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN JUNE 1979 ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE/GEORGIA 33. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – GENERAL DYNAMICS POSSIBILITY OF CONDTRUCTION OF PLANT TO MANUFACTURE HIGH MOBILITY MUTIPURPOSE WHEELED VEHICLE (HMMMV) 34. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY WINDSOR HOTEL 11/24 35. 1976 ANDERSONVILLE ANDERSONVILLE THE ANDERSONVILLE TRAIL PAMPHLET (3) ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT GENERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN / DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT PLAN JUNE 1979 ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE/GEORGIA (2) THE ANDERSONVILLE TRAIL 36. BRINKLEY LEGISLATIVE CAPSULE MATERIEL ANDERSONVILLE BRINKLEY LEGISLATIVE CAPSULE MATERIAL H. R. 140 37. PROJECTS: SUMPTER CO. (WHEATLY, CHARLES) KINGS BAY TABLE OF CONTECTS SECTION 1 SECTION 2 SECTION 3 SECTION 4 SECTION 5 SUMTER CO. PROJECT: ANDERSONVILLE CEM. FILE IN H. R. 140 – BILL DRAWER 38. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY GA. SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE GRANT PROPOSALS 39. NOVAK, PETER J. RE ANDERSON PROJECT LTR FORWARDED TO IRA WHITLOCK, INTERIOR CLOSED 40. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY (MIDDLE FLINT APDC ON AGING) GEORGIA DEPT OF ACTION OUR CORRES IS MRS. MAEIAN HARRIS 407-256-4646 DEBBIE MOORE – WE SHOULD HAVE WITHIN 2 WKS – 10- 12 APPLICATIONS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED – ONE SELECTION – LONG WILL RECEIVE 72 HOURS NOTICE. 41. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – CITY OF AMERICUS APPLICATION FOR EDA GRANT 42. PEACH COUNTY PROJECT FILE ON FORT VALLEY TORNADO – CORRESPONDENCE FILE 43. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – DRAFT BOARD CONSOLIDATION 44. AMERICUS SCHOOL FUNDS – MUNDY, W. C. 45. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 4/6 2 WKS 46. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY (BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY) (OUR CORRES IS DR. STEVE GURR) 634-18.5 10/30/74 CALLED FOR LTR – LTR WILL BE SENT 47. PROJECT – AMERICUS HEADSTART PROGRAM 48. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY DESOTO-COBB WATER COMPANY 49. PROJECTS – MISSLES – FOR AMERICUS, GEORGIA 50. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – CITY OF AMERICUS – OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING 51. SUMTER COUNTY LOW RENT HOUSING – AMERICUS GEORGIA 52. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – (LAKE BLACKSHEAR REG. LIBRARY) 53. SEWER & WATER EXPANSION PROGRAM – AMERICUS – J. FRANK MYERS 189-5314 BETTY LOU 54. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY: SOUTH GEORGIA METHODIST NURSING CENTER AMERICUS, GEORGIA 55. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY AMERICUS CABLE TELEVISION – FCC 56. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY PHILLEMA CREEK (EMPTY) 57. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITES GRANT (STALEY JR. HIGH SCHOOL) LELAND BILL AREA CODE 912 PHONE 924-9073 58. SUMTER COUNTY PUBLIC FACILITY LOAN 59. PROJECTA: RAILROAD LEASE (BASS, MR. JAMRS T.) – AMERICUS 60. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY (TEMPERATURE IN FED BUILDING IN AMERICUS) (MR. C. W. AMES AND CARL HALL) 61. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – RE: JEAN WISE, AMERICUS, GEORGIA, SCHOOL FUNDS 62. PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY – CITY OF AMERICUS (PUBLIC WORKS & DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES) 63. PROJECT: TALBOT COUNTY (BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE) OUR CORRES IS MRS. MARY BASSETT 64. PROJECTS: TALBOTTON HOUSING AUTHORITY 65. PROJECT: TALBOT COUNTY: TALBOTTON SEWERAGE SYSTEM 66. PROJECT: TALBOT COUNTY (HUD) PROJECT: TALBOT COUNTY CITY OF TALBOTTON 67. PROJECT: TALBOT COUNTY (SEWERAGE SYSTEM FOR TALBOTTON) OUR CORRES IS MAYOR BASSETT

Box 206 1981 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. CONGRESSIONAL HISPANIC CAUCUS 97TH CONGRESS 2. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS 3. CONGRESSIONAL RURAL CAUCUS 4. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 5. SCHOOL LUNCH SCHOOL FOOD AND NUTRITION 6. AGRICULTURE – CLIPPINGS, INFO FOOD AND AGRICULTURE POLICY IN THE 1980’S MAJOR CROPS AND MILK TOBACCO PRODUCING COUNTIES OF THE UNITED STATES AND THEIR CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION 1981 SUGAR AND SWEETENER OUTLOOK & SITUATION FEBRUARY 1981 AN ASSESSMENT OF PARITY AS A TOOL FOR FORMULATING AND EVALUATING AGRICULTURAL POLICY AMAZING GRAIN…A JOURNALIST REPORTS 7. AGRICULTURE – THANKS 8. REA 9. AGRICULTURE – GENERAL 10. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE AMERICAN AGRICULTURE BREAKFAST W/GA. CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION & GROUP HEADED BY TOMMY KERSEY 11. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE AMERICAN AGRICULTURE MOVEMENT 12. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION VIEWS FOR THE 1981 FARM BILL 13. MRS. MARGARET T. BUTTS ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 14. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (CONTACTED BY STATE REP. GEORGE HOOKS) CARDEN, MR. THOMAD SMITHVILLE, GEORGIA (SBA) 15. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE CHILDS, MR. ALVAH 16. COOLEY, ROYCE ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (AMERICAN AG. MOVEMENT) 17. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE DEVANE, MR. EDGAR (SCA LOAN) ELLAVILLE, GEORGIA 18. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE UPDATE ON FMHA LOAN MONEY (1981) (INCLUDES HR 3512) 19. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE 20. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE GRAIN EMBARGO 21. HANNER, HON. ROYCE ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RELEASE OF SEG. 3 PEANUTS FROM USDA 22. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PLEZ HARDIN (SBA) 23. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (CONTACTED BY COMMISSIONER, TOMMY IRVIN) TALMADGE/AIKIN MEAT PLANTS (COLUMBUS) USDA 24. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PRICE SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR MILK (1981) 25. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 1981 CROP HONEY PRICE SUPPORT PROGRAM 26. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE MONTEZUMA COMMUNITY CANNING PLANT (CONTACTED BY MR. CLARENCE HAIR) 27. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FMHA LOAN JOHN & NANCY MOORE (CONTACTED BY CLARK TOMBERLIN AND BOBBY ROWE) – ROWE REALTY 7/8/81 TALKED W/ MR. CLARK TOMBERLIN TO CHECK ON STATUS OF LOAN. HE SAID THAT THE FORMS ARE IN AT THE GREENVILLE FEDERAL LAND BANK OFFICE,BUT THESE ARE NOT YET COMPLETED. THE FMHA IS WAITING ON THESE BEFORE ANYTHING CAN BE DONE. HE WILL LET US KNOW WHEN WE CAN BE OF FURTHER ASSISTANCE. 28. 1980 ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FIRE ANTS 29. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE MURPHY, ARNOLD LUTHERSVILLE, GEORGIA (404) 927-6729 FMHA LOAN 30. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE IMPRO-ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCT (CONTACTED BY MR. S. MELVIN YODER) MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA 31. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE ROBERT NASH 10/22/80 REQUESTED STATUS MARY HALEY 447-7095 11/18/80 CALLED ANN FOR STATUS 32. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE MR. PLEZY NELSON SBA DISASTER LOAN 4/14/81 TALKED W/ MR. SHELL & LOAN WAS DECLINED FOR THE 4TH TIME. 4/14 TALKED W/ MR. NELSON & RELAYED THE ABOVE MESSAGE & ALSO TOLD MR. NELSON THAT HE COULS TRY OTHER POSSIBILITIES SUCH AS THROUGH FMHA PROGRAM. MR. NELSON WILL CONTACT THE SUMTER OFFICE – MR. KIRK ABOUT THE LOAN. HE WILL ALSO POSSIBLY TRY TO GET A DIRECT LOAN FROM THE SBA TO COVER LEGAL FEES. 33. NEWBY, ROBERT – FMHA LOAN ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 34. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE DAN W. PAYNE JR. (PEANUT PROGRAM) 35. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE MR. DAN W. PAYNE , JR. (SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) 36. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 1981 PEANUT PRICE SUPPORT LEVEL MR. GEORGE WHELCHEL MR. ROBERT NASH MR. JEROME SITTER MR. BRUCE PARKER 37. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PEED, MR. LESTER BUTLER, GEORGIA (SBA) 5/14/81 CALLED FRED REED (881-4147) (SBA) TO FIND OUT ABOUT MR. PEED’S CHECKS. HE’LL RETURN THE CALL. 5/12/81 TALKED W/ MR. REED & CHECK WAS MAILED ON TUES. 5/21/81 CALLED LESTER PEED & RECEIVED CHECK ON WED. 38. HANSOM, MR. ALVIN ISSUES: AGRICULTURE SBA LOAN 39. RIDDLE, BOYCE ISSUES: AGRICULTURE (FMHA LOAN) REFERRED TO MR. BOB BLALOCK, ATHENS, GA. 40. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE JUDGE WILLIAM T. ROBERTS, (SBA) LOAN 6/11/81 CALLED DIANE MCCOY (653-6545) , SBA CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON, ABOUT REPLY FOR LETTER. SHE’LL CHECK ON THIS & RETURN THE CALL. 6/11/81 CHRIS MCCOY (653-6546) LETTER IS PENDING W/IN THE AGENCY. 41. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 42. CASE: TROUP COUNTY FARMERS FOUNDATION, INC. FMHA ( CONTACTED BY MR. O. B. DAVIS) 43. WHALEY, MRS. BLANCHE SBA LOAN (DISASTER) CONTACTED BY SON-IN-LAW, MR. NORWOOD PIERCE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 5/29/81 JACK THOMAS W/SBA OFFICE CALLED & SAID THWY’VE PROCESSED THE LOAN & IT WAS DECLINED BASED ON FINANCIAL STATEMENT. THEY FELT SHE COULD GP TO OTHER SOURCES FOR INFORMATION & MONEY. THEY FELT SHE COULD OBTAIN CREDIT ELSEWHERE. 5/27/81 CALLED & TOLD MR. PIERCE THAT LOAN IS BEING PROCESSED & THEY’LL HAVE DECISION TODAY OR TOMORROW. I WAITED TO CALL UNTIL AFTER I RECEIVED THE ABOVE INFORMATION. I REPORTED THIS TO MR. PIERCE. (GERALD – SBA ATLANTA) BOVELAND (404) (881-3637) 6/22/81 SBA CALLED & SAID BLANCHE TALKED TO MR. REYNOLDS (SOUTHWEST GA PCA). MRS. WHALEY ONLY INQUIRED & AND DID NOT APPLY ABOUT THE LOAN. NO ADDITIONAL FUNDS WILL BE AVAILABLE UNLESS SHE PLACES MORE COLLATERAL. SHE HAS 1,568 ACRES FOR LIEN & 700 ACRES NO LIEN. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO DISCUSS A LOAN IF SHE PLACES MORE COLLATERAL. 44. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE 1981 FARM BILL 45. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FMHA (FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION) (EXAMPLE OF APPLICATION FOR LOAN) BRAD’S OF ALABAMA, INC. 46. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE GEORGIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION GEORGIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION 47. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION (RURAL ELECTRIC – REA) 48. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PROBLEMS CONCERNING FMHA IN GEORGIA (INCLUDES LTR FROM SEN. MATTINGLY) (LETTER FROM JOHN REID) 49. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE FIRE ANTS 50. SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION INFORMATION ISSUES: AGRICULTURE RESOURCE CONSERVATION PROGRAM AND ACTION PLAN PINE MOUNTAIN SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT AMERICA’S SOIL AND WATER: CONDITION AND TRENDS 51. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE PEANUT PROGRAM 52. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE ASCS AGRICULTURE STABALIZATION CONCERVATION SERVICE 53. ARMED SERVICES 54. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 1/15/81 PRES. BUDGET FY 82 MIL CON REQUEST FOR FT. BENNING & ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE 55. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – EDWIN N. COUCH COLUMBUS RE COMMISSARIES & PX’S 56. MR. BOB KECSEG ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (AF) 57. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES-PROPOSED COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS MUSEUM AND SCIENCE CENTER AT FORT GORDON, GEORGIA 58. ARMED SERVICES – CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC. A STATE OF MILITARY MIGHT AND MONEY DEPARTMENR OF THE ARMY LEGISLATIVE LIAISON FACT BOOK FOR THE 97TH COMGRESS PRATT-WHITNEY GATOR-GARD FISCAL YEAR 1982 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT, 1982

Box 207 1967-1970 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. SPEECH: JUNE 9, 1967 GRADUATION – COLUMBUS COLLEGE 2. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 4, 1967 EDGEWOOD TEMPLE, COLUMBUS, GA. 3. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 16, 1967 GEORGIA STATE COUNCIL AFGE WARNER ROBINS, GA. 4. SPEECH: OCTOBER 28, 1967 8:30 AM AWARDS CEREMONY P. O. LINDSEY CREE STA. 5. SPEECH: OCTOBER 28, 1967 6:30 PM BANQUET 3RD DISTRICT RURAL LETTER CARRIERS 6. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 11, 1967 CHATTAHOOCHEE VETERANS COUNCIL COLUMBUS, GA. 7. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 22, 1967 ROTARY CLUB COLUMBUS, GA. 8. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 24, 1967 FOOTBALL GAME COLUMBUS. GA. 9. SPEECH: DECEMBER 1, 1967 AGRICULTURAL AWARDS BANQUET! HAWKINGSVILLE, GA. 10. SPEECH: DECEMBER 19, 1967 FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM COLUMBUS, GA. 11. SPEECH: DECEMBER 21, 1967 CANDUN CLUB – HOME OF HIRAM STANLEY – COLUMBUS 12. SPEECH: DECEMBER 28, 1967 INTRODUCTION: HON. MASTON O’NEAL (FARM BUR. BANQUET) 13. SPEECH: JANUARY 19, 1968 DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS ASSN. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 14. SPEECH: JANUARY 23, 1968 INTRO. OF SECY. CHARLES TO WARNER ROBINS C. OF C. 15. SPEECH: JANUARY 28, 1968 8 A. M. “LAD & DAD BREAKFAST” – FT. VALLEY 16. SPEECH: JANUARY 28, 1968 01 AM – BAPTIST MEN’S DAY – FT. VALLEY 17. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 14, 1968 VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA. WASH., DC VICA (4 COPIES) 18. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 23, 1968 FEDERAL EXECUTIVE ASSN. MEETING (SOC. SEC. OFFICE. COLUMBUS) 19. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 25, 1968 DEDICATION: PRESTON POST OFFICE PRESTON, GA. 20. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 24, 1968 PORT CITY CHAPTER (COLUMBUS) NATL. SECRETARIES ASSN. 21. SPEECH: MARCH 16, 1968 12 NOON AFGE MEETING – GEORGIA STATE COUNCIL – COLUMBUS 22. SPEECH: MARCH 16, 1968 7 PM NALC – GEORGIA LETTER CARRIERS – WARNER ROB. 23. SPEECH: APRIL 17, 1969 MONTEZUMA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 24. SPEECH: APRIL 17, 1968 CAREER DAY EDDY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS 25. SPEECH: APRIL 20, 1968 GOLD STAR WIVES COLUMBUS 26. SPEECH: MAY 17, 1968 LUNCHEON-PROCUREMENT DAY RALSTON HOTEL, COLUMBUS 27. SPEECH: MAY 17, 1968 (TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES) PUBLIC AFF. CONFERENCE-COLUMBUS. 9:30 AM 28. SPEECH: MAY 19, 1968 DEDICATION – MUSELLA P. O. 29. SPEECH: MAY 26, 1968 AMERICAN LEGION 3RD DIST. CONV, WARNER ROBINS. 30. SPEECH: MAY 30, 1968 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES, FT. BENNING. GA. (11 AM) 31. SPEECH: MAY 31, 1968 8 PM GRADUATION – TALBOT CO. HIGH SCHOOL 32. SPEECH: JUNE 2, 1968 2 PM DEDICATION – IDEAL P. O. 33. SPEECH: JUNE 3, 1968 GRADUATION – STEWART COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 8 PM 34. SPEECH: JULY 6, 1968 FIRE TRUCK NOTE RETIREMENT (ROY MOULTRIE-HAMILTON) 35. SPEECH: JULY 7, 1968 1:30 PM JEWISH WAR VETERANS DEPT. CONVENTION 36. SPEECH: JULY 7, 1968 11 AM CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH COLUMBUS 37. SPEECH: JULY 17, 1968 10 AM TELEPHONE HOOK-UP CARVER HIGH SCHOOL 38. SPEECH: AUGUST 18, 1968 SHAW SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ST. LUKE METHODIST CHURCH 39. SPEECH: AUGUST 20, 1968 BROTHERHOOD, PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH 40. SPEECH: AUGUST 20, 1968 12:30 PM ROTARY CLUB OF EAST COLUMBUS 41. SPEECH: AUGUST 25, 1968 DEDICATION: PINE MOUNTAIN VALLEY POST OFFICE 42. SPEECH: AUGUST 26, 1968 1 PM MUSCOGEE LIONS CLUB COLUMBUS, GA. 43. SPEECH: AUGUST 27, 1968 KIWANIS CLUB OF COLUMBUS 44. SPEECH: SEPT, 3, 1970 COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST – COLUMBUS. 45. SPEECH: SEPT. 13, 1968 5PM POLICE APPRECIATION COLUMBUS, GA. 46. SPEECH: OCTOBER 4, 1968 11 AM AMERICAN LEGON 50TH ANNIVERSARY 47. SPEECH: OCTOBER 28, 1968 GEORGIA EDUCATION ASSN. 48. SPEECH: OCTOBER 29, 1968 COLUMBUS DAY CITATION 49. SPEECH: OCTOBER 31, 1968 BAKER HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY 50. SPEECH: NEVEMBER 11, 1980 ROTARY CLUB OF CONGRESS 51. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 12, 1968 RICHARDS JR. HIGH ACHOOL 52. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 2, 1968 MARCH OF DIMES AWARD LUNCHEON 53. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 24, 1968 DEDICETION: OMAHA POST OFFICE 54. SPEECH: DECEMBER 8, 1968 FAIRVIEW BROTHERHOOD BREAKFAST 55. SPEECH: DECEMBER 1968 MARION COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT CLASS 56. SPEECH: MARCH 8, 1969 GIDEONS RALLY RALSTON HOTEL 57. SPEECH: MATCH 15, 1969 7PM D. A. V. CHAPTER 33 WARNER ROBINS 58. SPEECH: APRIL 19, 1968 MOTHER OF THE YEAR, MARY WHATLEY – REYNOLDS, GA. 59. SPEECH: APRIL 18, 1969 INTRODUCE JOS. SPORTS AT FIREMEN BARQUE – MOOSE LODGE-COLUMBUS 60. SPEECH: APRIL 16, 1969 FLAG PRESENTATION: REESE ROAD SCH 61. SPEECH: MAY 24, 1969 STATE CONV. BUSINESS & PROF. WOMENS CLUBS LET FREEDOM RING BANQUET GEORGIA FEDERATION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUBS, INC. 50TH STATE CONVENTION WAKE UP AMERICA (4 COPIES) GEORGIA FEDERATION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUBS, INC. CONVENTION 50TH ANNIVERSARY 1919-1969 MAY 23, 24, 25, 1969 CALLAWAY GARDENS 62. SPEECH: JUNE 3, 1969 LIONS CLUB OF ANNADALE 63. SPEECH: JUNE 14, 1969 DISABLED AMERICAN VETS DEPT/ CONV., COLUMBUS. 64. SPEECH: JUNE 14, 1969 9:45 AM DEDICATION: GOLD STAR AVENUE OF FLAGS, COLUMBUS 65. SPEECH: JUNE 29, 1969 VIENNA HOSPITAL DEDICATION 66. SPEECH: AUGUST 1, 1969 SO. BELL TELEPHONE GROUP WARNER ROBINS 67. SPEECH: AUGUST 2, 1969 GEORGIA YOUTH COUNCIL EATONTON, GA. 68. SPEECH: OCTOBER 2, 1969 FOREIGN MILITARY OFFICERS RAYBURN BANQUET RM 69. SPEECH: OCTOBER 10, 1969 AMERICUS PO DEDICATION 70. SPEECH: OCTOBER 11, 1969 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COLUMBUS DAY DINNER 71. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 7, 1969 FREEDOM SHRINE DEDICATION DIMON SCHOOL, COLUMBUS 72. SPEECH: DECEMBER 6, 1969 AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION WATNER ROBINS, GA. 73. SPEECH: JANUARY 14, 1970 FT. VALLEY TOWN MEETING 74. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 11, 1970 INTERACT CLUB COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL 75. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 11, 1970 ROTARY CLUB OF COLUMBUS 76. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 15, 1970 WDAK PROGRAM COLUMBUS. GEORGIA 77. SPEECH: MARCH 8, 1970 NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH COLUMBUS, GA. 78. SPEECH: MARCH 14, 1970 B’NAI B’RITH BANQUET COLUMBUS 79. SPEECH: MARCH 22, 1970 HANDS ACROSS GEORGIA ATLANTA 80. SPEECH: MARCH 28, 1970 NATL. ASSN. OF LETTER CARRIER (NALC) COLUMBUS, GA 81. SPEECH: APRIL 26, 1970 DAY CARE CENTER CUTHBERT NEGRO B & P W 82. SPEECH: MAY 1, 1970 LAW DAY ASSEMBLY HARDAWAY HIGH SCHOOL LAW DAY USA 1970 LAW BRIDGE TO JUSTICE THE COLUMBUS LAWYERS CLUB (3 COPIES) 83. STATEMENT: MAY 7, 1970 BEFORE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION SUBCOMMITTEE 84. SPEECH: MAY 15, 1970 2 PM AFGE DISTRICT COMVENTION MACON, GA. 85. SPEECH: MAY 15, 1970 7PM OPEN HOUSE NALC AUX. WARNER ROBINS 86. SPEECH: MAY 30, 1970 MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONIES ANDERSONVILLE BOX 207 87. SPEECH: JUNE 9, 1970 MISS GEORGIA PAGEANT 88. SPEECH: JUNE 12, 1970FARM BUREAU BARBECUE COLUMBUS, GA. 89. SPEECH: MAY 5, 1970 GROUND BREAKING CEREMON. AMERICUS POST OFFICE (EMPTY) 90. SPEECH: MAY 26, 1967 GRADUATION EXERCISES – TAYLOR CO. HIGH & ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (EMPTY) 91. SPEECH: MAY 28, 1967 BACCALEAURATE – WARNER ROBINS HIGH SCHOOL (EMPTY) 92. SPEECH: MAY 29, 1967 GRADUATION – CHIPLEY ELEM. SCHOOL, PINE MOUNTAIN, GA. (EMPTY) 93. SPEECH: JANUARY 26, 1968 SOUTH COLUMBUS MERCHANTS DINNER MEETING (EMPTY) 94. SPEECH: APRIL 26, 1970 CONCERNED CITIZENS MEETINGS – AMERICUS (EMPTY)

Box 208 1975-80 CONG. RECORD INSERTS Folder Title 1975 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 28, 1975 PAGE H-329 LTR TO PRES. FORD AND COMMENTARY ON 94TH CONGRESS 2. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 28, 1975 PAGE E-223 (GOVERNMENT TRANSFER PAYMENTS) 3. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 30, 1975 PAGE E-277 STATEMENT ON FEDERAL SPENDING 4. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 20, 1975 PAGE E-632 ENERGY & ECONOMIC DILEMMA LTR FROM ELDRIDGE BROWN 5. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 25, 1975 PAGE H-1047 PASTOR C. B. WASDIN 6. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 27, 1975 PAGE E-790 FORT VALLEY TORNADO 7. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 14, 1975 PAGE H-1771-2-3 ESSLEY B. BURDINE NATL. COMMANDER AMVETS 8. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 17, 1975 PAGE E-1202-03 PEANUT PROGRAM 9. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 21, 1975 PAGE H-4505 REMARKS (ALLOWANCE INCREASES FOR HOUSE MEMBERS 10. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 22, 1975 PAGE E-2656 REVISION BILL – CATV 11. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 22, 1975 PAGE E-2684-5 MAY 1975 NEWSLETTER 12. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 11, 1975 PAGE E-3072 NALU STATEMENT ON HEALTHCARE 13. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – 6/16/75 – PAGE H-5563 PRESIDENT FORD’S SALUTE TO THE ARMY AT FORT BENNING 14. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 17, 1975 PAGE E-3227 A FARMER’S WIFE 15. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 9, 1975 PAGE E3642-3 WEST POINT DAM 16. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 25, 1975 PAGE H-7548 AIR FORCE PORTION IN MILITARY CONSTR. BILL 17. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 30, 1975 PAGE H-9317 REMARKS – RECRUITING BUDGET – ARMY 18. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 6, 1975 PAGE H-9625 QUORUM CALL DURING DEBATE ON VET. READJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE AMENDMENTS OF 1975 19. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JULY 25, 1975 PAGE E-4145 JULY NEWSLETTER 1975 20. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT OF 10/6/75 – IN BODY OF RECORD RE: H. R. 9576, VET. READJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE AMENDMENTS OF 1975 – PAGE H-9630 21. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 8, 1975 PAGES H-9792-3- 4 REMARKS ON ONE STATION UNIT TRAINING FORT BENNING 22. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT OF 10/8/75 – H. J. RES. 683, AMERICAN TECHNICIANS IN THE SINAI – H – NOT SUBMITTED 23. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 21, 1975 E 5477-E 5478 OCTOBER 1975 NEWSLETTER: 94TH CONGRESS QUESTIONNAIRE 1976 24. 1976 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ONSERTS – DUPLICATES FOR SCRAPBOOK THESE ARE ALREADY IN SCRAPBOOK- 25. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 22, 1976 PAGE E-129 LTR: MORTON SIMMONS 26. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 4, 1976 PAGE 422 AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE CHRISTMAS GREETING 27. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 17, 1976 PAGE E-639 RANKIN SQUARE REHABILITATION HARRY KAMENSKY 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 19, 1976 PAGE H-1163 & 1193 JOBS BILL 29. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 19, 1976 PAGE H-1178 JOBS ETHIC (1-MINUTE SPEECH) 30. (MISSING) 31. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 22, 1976 PAGE H-2211 TRIBUTE TO WRIGHT PATMAN 32. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 9, 1976 PAGE H-3153 CIVIL DEFENSE AMENDMENTS 33. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 2, 1976 P. E1776 RE: LEON SMITH 34. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 9, 1976 PAGE H-3185 REMARKS ON CIVIL DEFENSE BILL NEED FOR DUAL USE 35. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 14, 1976 INTRODUCED ADDITIONAL BILL ON CIVIL DEFENSE 36. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 30, 1976 REMARKS – FIREMEN & POLICEMEN SURVIVORS’ BENEFITS 37. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 7, 1976 PAGE H-4071 & 4076 REMARKS ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION 38. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 16, 1976 PAGE H-4498-4510 VETERANS HOUSING BILL 39. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 24, 1976 PAGE E-2795 ON BANNING UNIONS IN THE MILITARY SERVICE 40. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MAY 25, 1976 PAGE E-2816 FORT BENNING LINDSEY CREEK BYPASS INFANTRY AIT AND OSUT 41. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 2, 1976 PAGE E-994 SOYBEANS 42. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 1, 1976 PAGE E-3014 MAY- JUNE REPORT FROM WASH. 43. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 4, 1976 PAGE E-3125 NOT ALL SAY ‘AYE’ 44. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 16, 1976 PAGE E-3425-26 OTIS BURNHAM SPEECH 45. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 11, 1976 PAGE H. 5739-40 REMARKS ON SCHOOL BUS SAFETY AMENDMENTS 46. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 17, 1976 PAGES H-6107, 6115, 6119 REMARKS ON B-4 BOMBER 47. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 25, 1976 PAGE H-6699-6700 SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL POSITION 48. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: AUGUST 24, 1976 PAGE H-8895 REMARKS ON MILITARY CONSTR AUTHORIZATION 49. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: AUGUST 30, 1976 PAGES: H-9205- 06 RE FORT VALLEY DISASTER FUNDS 50. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: AUGUST 30, 1976 PAGES: H-9236- 39 RE: REALTY MULTI-LIST 51. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 8, 1976 PAGE E-4918 PIONEER LITTLE LEAGUE 52. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 9, 1976 PAGE: H-9624 COLLOQUY ON DEFENSE APPRO. RE RECRUITING FOR ARMY 53. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 15, 1976 PAGE H-9750 DEFENSE OFFICER PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT ACT. (DOPMA) 54. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 15, 1976 PAGE E-5075 RE: U. S. CUSTOM SERVICE 55. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 15, 1976 PAGE H- 10135 REMARKS ON PUBLIC SAFETY OFF. BENEFITS CONFERENCE REPORT 56. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 19, 1976 PAGE E-5101 PAUL TIMM’S COLUMN ON JOBS ETHIC 57. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 22, 1976 PAGE H- 10805 COLLOQUY ON ELIMINATION OF 1% KICKER 58. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 29, 1976 H-11559 REMARKS ON FT. VALLEY INCLUSION IN PUBLIC WORKS AMENDMENTS 59. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 PAGE 4- 12050-12060 TRIBUTE TO RETIRING GEORGIA CONGRESSMEN LANDRUM, STEPHENS, STUCKEY 60. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: OCTOBER 1, 1976 PAGE E5476- E5477 TERRITORIAL FRANCHISES LEGISLATION –“BOTTLERS’ BILL” 1977 61. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 6, 1977 PAGE E-88 COLUMBUS COLLEGE POLL 62. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 24, 1977 PAGE E-948 WHAT AMERICA MEANS TO ME BY DANIEL EDWARD SUMMERS 63. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 28, 1977 PAGE E-1003-4 BO GINN ON CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S ROLE IN CIVIL DEFENSE 64. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 8, 1977 PAGE _____ PAUL C. WARNER 65. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: MARCH 11, 1977 PAGE H-2799-2816 AMENDMENT TOBIOMEDICAL EXT (CANCER FUNDING) 66. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 4, 1977 PAGE E-2038 REMARKS ON UNFUNDED PROJECTS (CANCER) 67. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 21, 1977 PAGE H-3359 MERCER MEDICAL SCHOOL FUNDS 68. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 21, 1977 PAGE H-3404 REMARKS ON CIVIL DEFENSE BUDGET 69. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COOLLEQUY: APRIL 25, 1977 PAGES H-3505 & 3508 REMARKS ON CRISIS RELOCATION CENTERS, CIVIL DEFENSE 70. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 2, 1977 PAGE H5355-5359 “CURE FOR CANCER” 71. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: JUNE 6, 1977 PAGES H-5473 H. R. 6900 – REMARKS ON 1978 MIL-COM APPROPRIATIONS 72. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: JUNE 15, 1977 PAGE H-5938 REMARKS ON UPGRADED DISCHARGES TO VIETNAM VETERANS 73. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: JUNE 21, 1977 PAGES H-6263-4, H-6268-9 OSUT 74. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: JUNE 23, 1977 E9382 RE: REMARKS BY WILLIAM R. HUGU;EY ON CAPITAL FORMATION 75. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: KUNE 27, 1977 E4098 RE: ENERGY SPEECH GIVEN BY PROF. EDWARD MITCHELL TO HOT SPRINGS BUSINESS COUNCIL (“WHALE OIL”) WHALE OIL KEROSENE OIL 76. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: JULY 12, 1977 PAGE H-6844 REMARKS ON VA SPECIALLY ADAPTED HOUSING PROGRAM 77. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: AUGUST 5, 1977 PAGES H8753-4 INTRODUCTION & PRAYER OF NAPP GRANADE 78. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: AUGUST 2, 1977 PAGE E5040 JOEL FERGUSON ARTICLE RE JIMMIE ROSENBURG 79. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 7, 1977 PAGE H-8990, E5357 REMBO PETITIONS, LTR TO SPEAKER 80. 9/12/77--CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – PAGE E5501 EXTENSION OF REMARKS – DR. CHARLES GRANADE COLUMN “SOAP” 81. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 12, 1977 PAGE H9227 RE: H. R. 4341 – MOBILE HOME INSPECTIONS BY VA 82. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: OCTOBER 4, 1977 PAGES H-10565-9 FORMULA CHANGES FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANTS 83. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS COLLOQUY: OCTOBER 12, 1977 PAGE H-10834 HYDE AMENDMENT SUBSTITUTE LANGUAGE RE “FORCED RAPE” 84. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS NOVEMBER 3, 1977 – COLLOQUY 85. EXTENSION OF REMARKS – NOVEMBER 4, 1977 PAGE NO. E6846-6847 OF PART I RE: COMMENDATION OF WILLIAM J. WELDON, WOODBURY, GEORGIA CR INSERTS 78 86. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT OF: JANUARY 23, 1978 PAGE: H-242 RE: DEATH OF HUBERT HUMPHREY 87. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: FEBRUARY 22, 1978______ARTICLE ABOUT BILLY BARNETT “LET THE SUN SHINE IN” 88. MARCH 9 H-1884 PARITY FOR FARMERS 89. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SPECIAL ORDER MARCH 10, 1978 ALCOHOL FUELS ARTICLES COLS LEDGER—“GASOHOL PUSHED TO AID FARMERS” WR DAILY SUN—EDITORIAL: “ENERGY POLICY IGNORES ALCOHOL FUEL POTENTIAL” 90. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SPECIAL ORDER MARCH 14, 1978 ARTICLE FROM WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ON THE PLIGHT OF THE FARMERS FORM THE “BISHOP’S CORNER” ARTICLE. SENT TO JB BY WILL OUBRE OF LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 91. EXTENSION OF REMARKS APRIL 5, 1978 PRAISING HOUSTON COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE UNIT (ARTICLE FROM THE DAILY SUN OF MARCH 17) 92. EXTENSION OF REMARKS APRIL 11, 1978 PAGE NO. 2769 RE: SWINE TATOOING 93. REP. JACK BRINKLEY STATEMENT BEFORE THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE FOR INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES – APRIL 18, 1978 94. MAY 3 H-3525 VETERAN’S HOUSING 95. MAY 3 H-3521 VETERANS’ PENSIONS 96. MAY 18 E-2705 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY NATIONAL SECURITY AUTHORIZATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1979 97. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD UNANIMOUS CONSENT – MAY 8, 1978, PAGE H3625 “PRIORITIES MUST BE ASSESSED” – ARTICLE ON INFLATION BY JB 98. EXTENSION OF REMARKS 6/13/78 PAGE NO. E 3191 RE: VA-HOUSING— ARTICLE FROM POST 99. EXTENSION OF REMARKS—6/13/78 PAGE NO. ______RE: REMARKS CONCERNING SENATOR JIM ALLEN UNDER SPECIAL ORDER (ALSO FILED IN SPEECH FILE-6/13/78 100. JULY 18 E-3847 DOUG BARNARD ON JACK BRINKLEY 101. REMARKS OF CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY – VETO DEBATE SEPT. 7, 1978 102. STATEMENT ON FLOOR – CIVIL DEFENSE REORGANIZATION-PLAN 3- 9/14/78 103. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: SPECIAL ORDER—RETIREMENT OF REP. JOHN J. FLYNT,JR. 10/14/78 104. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT FILE: OCTOBER 14, 1978— EXTENSION OF REMARKS ON COLONEL WILLIAM E. “BILL” SMITH’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO CIVIL DEFENSE 105. SPECIAL ORDERS AND LETTERS RETIRING MEMBERS END OF SESSION – 1978 CR INSERTS ‘79 106. 1/25/79 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT FILE – SPECIAL ORDER ON REP. BILL STEIGER 107. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT FILE: (PAGE H-341) CHIEF GRADY COCHRAN, FT. VALLEY JANUARY 31, 1979 108. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: REP. LEO RYAN—SPECIAL ORDER JANUARY 31, 1978 (PAGE H-358) 109. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTA FILE: NELSON ROCKEFELLER— SPECIAL ORDER FEBRUARY 1, 1979 (PAGE H-419) 110. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS—MARCH 19, 1979 EXTENSION OF REMARKS “UNSUNG HEROES”—JAY CLARK E-1164 (PAGE) 111. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: APRIL 3, 1979 SPECIAL ORDER ON FORMER REP. SAMUEL N. FRIEDEL 112. STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMEMORIAL AFFAIRS, APRIL23, 1979 RE: FORT MITCHELL 113. STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON AVIATION OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND TRANSPORTATION-APRIL 27, 1979 RE: AIRLINE DEREGULATION 114. STATEMENT UNDER THE ONE MINUTE RULE OF THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY IN THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-APRIL 30, 1979 RE: AIRLINE DEREGULATION 115. STATEMENT UNDER THE ONE MINUTE RULE OF THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY IN THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-MAY 1. 1979 RE: PUBLIC HOUSING 116. STATEMENT OF THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY BEFOR THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-MAY 4, 1979 NATO – PAGES H 2719, 2720 117. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: GATHINGS, E. C. “TOOK”’ FORMER REP. SPECIAL ORDER - CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OF MAY 8, 1979 118. MAY 10 H-2966 NATIONAL DEFENSE BUDGET 119. EXTENSION OF REMARKS MAY 22, 1979 PAGE E 2456 RE: BARTER SYSTEM – TRADE WITHOUT MONEY 120. EXTENSION OF REMARKS MAY 22, 1979 PAGE E 2471 RE: CONQUEST OF CANCER WINS FRENCH ACCLAIM 121. MAY 30, 1979 E-2562 VA HOME LOAN PROGRAM VIETNAM VETS 122. JUNE 5, 1979 H-4045 UDAG MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA 123. JUNE 25, 1979 E-5042 FORT MITCHELL REGIONAL CEMETARY 124. STATEMENT OF THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY BEFOR THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—JUNE 26, 1979 (JANIE CARTWRIGHT ESSAY “AMERICA – MY HERITAGE AND WHAT IT MEANS TO ME.”) 125. JUNE 27, 1979 H-2571 FUNDING FOR NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE PROJECTS INTERFERON 126. SPECIAL ORDERS – JULY 10, 1970 JB REMARKS ON HR 1150 (TO POSTPONE FOR ONE YEAR THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF SIP’S) 127. JULY 10, 1979 H-5631 CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENT 128. REMARKS OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY FOR INSERTION IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OF TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1979, SPECIAL ORDERS SURFACE TRANSPORTATION ACT PRIORITY PRIMARY ROUTE Z 129. REMARKS OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY FOR INSERTION IN THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OF TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1979, COLUMBUS UDAG AND I-185 OPENING 130. JULY 18 H-6165 FUNDING FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 131. JULY 25 H-6595 GAS COUPONS FOR THE HANDICAPPED 132. INSERTION IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – SEPTEMBER 5, 1979 – RE: DR. M. S. SILBERMAN 133. SEPT. 6, 1979 E 4280-90 THE MYTHS OF VIETNAM (BY WILLARD GRIMES) 134. SEPT. 28 H 8706 NICHOLS AMENDMENT ON VETERINARY CORPS 135. NOV. 0, 1979 H. 10481 CAMBODIAN REFUGEE RELIEF 136. NOV. 13, 1979 E 5596 IT IS TIME TO CIRCLE THE WAGONS—IRAN 137. NOV. 15, 1979 E 5654 TRIBUTE TO RAY ROBERTS 138. DEC. 12, 1979 H 11837 TIN STOCKPILE DISPOSAL 139. 11/19/79 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS—SPECIAL ORDERS REP. ED PATTEN C. R. 1980 140. SEPT. 21, 1980 H 8324-25 POINT OF PERSONAL PRIVILEDGE—SENATOR PEPPER STANDS TALL—AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE/PRESS 141. 12/2/80 EXTENSION OF REMARKS ON CARL BRINKLEY LETTER & POEM CORRECTIONOF NOV. 17 EXTENSION OF REMARKS BY REP. FUGUA 142. JAN. 22, 1980 H 46-7 TRIBUTE TO THE LATE R. SHAEFER HEARD 143. FEB. 6, 1980 H 610 STATEMENT OF INVITATION TO NATIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST 144. FEB. 26, 1980 H 1317 SPECIAL ORDER ON TOM STEED 145. FEB. 26, 1980 H 1311 SPECIAL ORDER ON HARLEY STAGGERS 146. FEB. 27, 1980 NATIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST 147. 3/25/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS – SPECIAL ORDERS REP. JOHN SLACK EULOGY 148. 8/26/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD STATEMENT ON HOUSE FLOOR RE: MARRIAGE PENALTY TAX REPEAL 149. 2/28/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: EXTENSION OF REMARKS REP. IKE SKELTON’S SPEECH TO US CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL AFTER RECEIVING NATL. SECURITY AWARD FOR 1980 150. MAR. 6, 1980 H 1602-9 & 1635 RECOGNIZING HON. CARL VINSON ON OCCASION OF CHRISTENING OF U. S. S. “CARL VINSON” 151. 3/27/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS EXTENSION OF REMARKS – CARL VINSON ATLANTA CONSTITUTION ARTICLE 152. SPECIAL ORDER ON GEORGE H. FALLON 4/01/80 153. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: 4/16/801 JESSE OWENS 154. 5/8/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT FILE ON CAMELLIA POSTAGE STAMP 155. 8/1/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – UNANIMOUS CONSENT EXCERPTS FROM AN ADDRESS TO THE COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON 8/4/80 WEEKLY COMMENTARY 156. 8/1/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT – UNDER UNANIMOUS CONSENT “PRINCIPLES ENDURE” WEEKLY COMMENTARY OF 7-31-80 157. SPECIAL ORDER ON CONGRESSMAN HAROLD RUNNELS 8/25/80 158. 8/28/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – STATEMENT ON HOUSE FLOOR RE: SPINAL CORD REGENERATION AMENDMENT TO HEALTH RESEARCH ACT OF 1980 (IN SUPPORT) 159. SPECIAL ORDER ON CLAUDE PEPPER 9-08-80 160. SPECIAL ORDER ON CONGRESSMAN BILL MOORHEAD SEPT. 16, 1980 161. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT: SEPTEMBER 24, 1980 RE: AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL MOVE. (FARMERS) 162. TRIBUTE TO CONGRESSMAN ROBERT DUNCAN 9/25/80 163. SPECIAL ORDER ON CONGRESSMAN DAVID SATTERFIELD 11/13/80 164. 11/17/80 EXTENSION OF REMARKS – CARL BRINKLEY POEM INSERTED BY REP. FUQUA 165. 11/17/80 COLLOQUA ON GOLD STAR WIVES HR 154 BILL PASSAGE 166. 11/20/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS: SPECIAL ORDER – DAWSON MATHIS 167. 12/3/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD: REP. RAY ROBERTS SPECIAL ORDER 168. 12/5/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – DR. TIM LEE CARTER EXTENSION OF REMARKS 169. 12/9/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – REP. BOB WILSON EXTENSION OF REMARKS 170. 12/9/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – REP. LAMAR GUDGER EXTENSION OF REMARKS 171. 12/9/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – REP. MENDEL DAVIS EXTENSION PF REMARKS 172. 12/9/80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – REP. BOB GREENE EXTENSION OF REMARKS 173. SPECIAL ORDER ON PETER KOSTMAYER 12-10-80 174. SPECIAL ORDER ON JOHN BUCHANON 12-10-80 175. SPECIAL ORDER ON MIKE MCCORMACK 12-10-80 176. SPECIAL ORDER ON SAM DANIEL 12-10-80 177. 96TH CONGRESS – DEAR COLLEAGUES – SPECIAL ORDERS – NOT DONE ON RETIRING OR DEFEATED MEMBERS

Box 209 AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK FILES Folder Title 1. PR REQUESTS --- PRICES (BILL SHAY) 2. AGRICULTURE BULLETINS (1982) URBAN & RURAL RESIDENTS 3. AG YEARBOOK REQUEST….FOR 1981 4. MAILING LIST 5. 1981 YEARBOOK 6. 1980 AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK 7. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK 1979 8. 1978 AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK 9. PR REQUEST 1977 YEARBOOK 10. PR 1976 AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK 11. 1982 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 12. 1981 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 13. 1979 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 14. CONGRESSIONAL EDIRECTORY ’77 95TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 15. PR CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 94TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 16. PR 1975 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 94TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 17. PR CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY 93RD CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 18. 1973 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY FIRST SESSION 19. 1972 DIRECTORIES SECOND SESSION 20. PR 1970 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORIES 21. PR 1971 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORIES 22. PR REQUEST 1969 CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORIES 23. PR COLLEGE TRIP 24. PR 1971 CALENDAR REQUESTS 25. PR CONSUMER INFORMATION CATALOG 26. MAILING LIST – INDIVIDUALD MAG. CARDS 27. 1982 DUMMY FILE (BEHIND THESE FILES)– AGRICULTURE BULLETIN LIST (EMPTY) 28. PR REQUEST: FARM BULLETINS 29. 1978 AG. BULLETINS 30. 1978 CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY 31. PR REQUEST CONGRESSIONAL RECORD CONGRESSIONAL RECORD CONTINUES 12/25/70-23 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDTO SEAT WISH TO CONTINUE LETTERS HAVE TO BE WRITTEN TO NOYLES! CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY SUPPLEMENT REQUESTS – LATE MARCH OR EARLY APRIL 32. PR CONSUMER INFO CATALOG 33. PR GENERAL 34. PR MISS GEORGIA PAGEANT THE 1968 MISS GEORGIA PAGEANT JUNE 12-13-14-15 TICKET INFORMATION OFFICIAL SCHEDULE MISS GEORGIA PAGEANT OF 1968 JUNE 10-16 35. PR GRADUATES 36. PR REQUESTS HOUSE GALLERY PASSES 37. PR REQUESTS – LEGISLATION 38. PR POLLS 39. PR SOIL SURVEY COWETA, HEARD AND TROUP COUNTIES 40. SOIL SURVEY – DOOLY & MACON COUNTIES 41. P. R. SOIL SURVEY OF COWETZ, HEARD & TROUP COUNTIES 42. P. R. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – SOIL SURVEY 43. OIL SURVEY OF SCHLEY AND SUNTER COUNTIES 44. PR NEW CITIZEN LISTS (NOT NUMBERED) AGRICULTURE BULLETINS – (RURAL CONSTITUTENTS) AGRICULTURE BULLETINS – (RURAL CONSTITUTENTS)

Box 210 PROJECTS: MERIWETHER. MONROE CO. AND SPEWREN BLUFF Folder Title 1. PROJECT MIDDLE GEORGIA APDC – BARBARA CANO CALHOUN 7/26 MR. HICKEY 377-4476 EDA STILL WORKING ON IT THEY HAVE TALKED WITH MIDDLE GA PEOPLE RUTH 2. PROJECT – LEAA PROGRAM AT MIDDLR GEORGIA COLLEGE 7/20 12/- 3434 7/27/72 MR. BOYLE – WILL TRY TO HAVE LTR TOMORROW – HAD TO GO REGION FOR INFO. 8/3 UPSTAIR FOR SIGNATURE (INCREASE THIS YEAR) SHOULD HAVE LTR TOMORROW OR EARLY NEXT WEEK. LEEP…AN OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE AHEAD 3. PROTESTS TO PRESIDENT NIXON AGAINST MILITARY DECISIONS AFFECTING THIRD DISTRICT 4. H. E. P. – O. E. O. FILE 5. JOB CORPS 6. EXPLANATORY NOTE ON COLUMBUS 7. PROJECT: MCINTOSH COUNTY – DARIEN, GEORGIA INTERSTATE 95 CROSSING 8. PROJECT: HEADSTART IN WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA AREA 9. PROJECTS PLANE SERVICE 10. PROJECTS – MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING ACT 11. SO. GA. LIMITED ACCESS FILE HIGHWAY ROUTE STUDIES REPORT TO CONGRESS PURSUANT TO SECTION 143 OF THE FEDERAL AID ACT OF 1973 DECEMBER 1974 MULTI-STATE MULTI-MODE MULTI-STATE TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR PRESENTATION 25 JUNE 1974 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY MULTI-STATE TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR H. R. 16656 1 2 3 4 5 6 6A 7 7A 8 BRUNSWICK, ALBANY OZARK EXPRESS ROUTE THE SOUTH GEORGIA LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION FEBRUARY 10, 1972 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1972 PLEASE SEE PAGE E 1539. 12. PROJECTS (OUT OF DISTRICT)—TRI-COUNTY REGIONAL LIBRARY, ROME GA. 13. PROJECTS: UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA – DR. FRED DAVISON (NASA) MERIWETHER COUNTY 14. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY – WARM SPRINGS NATIONA; FISH HATCHERY & FISH CONTROL LABORATORY 15. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY (CITY OF LUTHERSVILLE) 16. PROJ.: MERIWETHER (LUTHERSVILLE) 17. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY GREENVILLE – NATL. HISTORIC REGISTER (SEN. RENDER HILL’S MOTHER’S HOME) BURWELL O. HILL HOME 18. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY (CONTAQCTED BY HON. WOFFORD L. JACKSON) RE INCLUSION IN CORPS OF ENGINEERS METRO ATLANTA WATER RESOURCES STUDY 19. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY – CITY OF GREENVILLE APPLICATION TO FINANCE WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT ENGINEERING REPORT WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS GREENVILLE, GEORGIA SUPPLEMENT 20. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY (COURTHOUSE FIRE IN GREENVILLE) EDA ADMINISTRATION – DAVE RALLY 377-5314 BOB PAUL – ECONOMIC DEV. SUB. X5615 PHILIP THOMPSON – CHATTAHOOCHEE – FLINT AREA PLANNING IN LAGRANGE (404/882- 2956) LEROY ANDERSON – ATLANTA EDA OFFICE (404/881-2857) IN CHARGE OF GA. APPLICATION 21. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY – CITY OF MANCHESTER WATER SYSTEM 22. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY (COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER FOR MANCHESTER) (HENRY BARNES) 23. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY RICHMOND HILLS 24. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY WARM SPRINGS, GEORGIA 25. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY WARM SPRINGS AND POOLS RENOVATION PROJECT (SEE WARM SPRINGS FILE IN BOTTOM DRAWER; EXTREME RIGHT ROW LW’S OFC) (EMPTY) 26. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY UMIC HOUSING DEVELOPMENT GRANT APPLICATION (HUD) – MANCHESTER CLAUDE BRAU 27. EPILEPSY EPILEPSY HISTORY OF EPILEPSY DIAGNOSIS EPILEPSY MODERN CONCEPTS OF EPILEPSY HANDBOOK FOR PARENTS HANDBOOK FOR PATIENTS EPILEPSY RING PHAMPHLETS (EAG) MEMBERSHIP CARDS (EAG) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS INFO. FURNISHED TOASTMASTERS AIMS & GOALS FOR WARM SPRINGS SUPPORT EPILEPSY ASSOC OF GA 209 OKLAHOMA AVE. WARNER ROBINS, GA. 31093 28. PROJECT: CITY OF WOODBURY (MERIWETHER CO.) FARMERS HOME ADMIN. FUNDS FOR EZPANSION OF WATER FILTER PLANT 29. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY (POLICE DEPT IN LUTHERSVILLE) OUR CORRES IS MAYOR CARL COWART 386-3434 RW BOCKMAN 10/10/76 – RECEIVED 9/24 JUDY AT LATEST LATE NEXT WEEK 30. MERIWETHER COUNTY – SEWER SYSTEM EXTENSIONS FOR WOODBURY MONROE COUNTY 31. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY (AIRPORT AT GREAT HILLS PLACE) OUR CORRES IS MRS. MILLIE C. STEWART 32. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY: MRS. EMILY ALEXANDER (MONROE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF FORSYTH, GEORGIA) 1/15 2/1/74 – JOHN COCORAN OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY WASHINGTON OFFICE (628- 1164) CALLED TO SAY THAT APPLICATION BEING SEAT TO THEIR SUPERINTENDENT IN THE ATLANTA FOR FURTHER REVIEW AND PAPERWORK. SAID IT WAS ALMOST CERTAIN THAT THEY WOULD GET DEPOT AND BAGGAGE ROOM, BUT WOULD STILL TAKE SOME TIME TO GET ALL THE PAPERWORK DONE. WILL SEND UP A LETTER SO WE CAN SEND TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE INQUIRED. – ANGIE 33. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY (BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY) OUR CORRES IS MR. JACK FLETCHER 34. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY, CITY OF FORSYTH APPLICATION FOR WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT IMPROVEMENT GRANT 2/15 35. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY (RAIL SERBVICE FOR CULLODEN) OUR CORRES IS MAYOR NORRIS 36. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY (SWEENEY DISTRICT DAY) 12/22/75 37. PROJECT: MONROE COUNTY – TIFT COLLEGE – LEEP FUNDING 38. 1975 SPEWRELL BLUFF 39. SPEWRELL BLUFF 1973 CORRESPONDENCE (NO LABEL) 1974 CORRESPONDENCE SPEWRELL BLUFF THE SPEWRELL BLUFF DAM PROJECT AFP GROUP WINTER, 1973 MERCER UNIVERSITY 40. CORRESPONDENCE 41. SPEWRELL BLUFF 1972 CORRESPONDENCE 42. SPEWRELL BLUFF 1971 CORRESPONDENCE 43. PROJECT - SPEWRELL BLUFF (NOT NUMBERED) STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE USES UPPER FLINT RIVER STATE OF GEORGIA

Box 211 1979-82 GRANTS & NEWS RELEASES Folder Title 1. SEPT. 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 2. AUGUST, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS AC 3. JULY, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 4. JUNE, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 5. MAY. 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 6. APRIL, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 7. MARCH, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 8. FEBRUARY, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 9. JANUARY, 1982 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 10. DECEMBER, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 11. NOVEMBER, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 12. OCTOBER, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 13. SEPTEMBER, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS SCHEDULE 1 TOTAL PAYMENT BY COUNTY SCHEDULE 2 SEC, 1 PAYMENTS/ COUNTY SCHEDULE 3 ACREAGE BY COUNTY 14. AUGUST, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 15. JULY, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 16. JUNE, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 17. MAY, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 18. APRIL, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 19. MARCH, 1981 GRANTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 20. FEBRUARY, 1981 GRANTS 2/9/81 HUD COMMUNITY DEV. BLOCK GRANTS CRAWFORD, ELLAVILLE, GREENVILLE, MONTEZUMA, OGLETHORPE, TAYLOR CTY, UNADILLA, VIENNA, CHATTAHOOCHEE CTY, WARNER ROBINS, AMERICUS, THOMASTON 21. JANUARY 1981 22. DECE3MBER, 1980 GRANTS 23. NOVEMBER 1980 24. OCTOBER 1980 25. SEPTEMBER 1980 26. AUGUST 1980 27. JULY 1980 28. JUNE 1980 GRANTS 29. MAY ’80 GRANTS 5/28/80 HUD GRANT – AMERICUS, GEORGIA 30. APRIL, 1980 GRANTS 4/3/80 FAA GRANT COLUMBUS AIRPORT 31. MARCH, 1980 32. FEB, ‘80 EPA GRANT GREENVILLE, GA FEB. 4, 1980 FORT VALLEY, BYRIN, AMERICUS, AND WARNER ROBINS DEPT. OF INTERIOR GRANTS FEBRUARY 14, 1980 DA CONTRACT AWARD WRIGHT ASSOCIATES OF COLUMBUS, GA. 2/19/80 33. JANUARY 1980 HUD SMALL CITIES GRANT PROGRAM PRE- APPLICATION FOR FY ‘80 34. HUD SMALL CITIES GRANT PROGRAM PRE-APPLICATION FOR FYU ‘80 35. 01-8-82 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH FOR JIM CANTRELL TO INTRODUCE JB @ MARSHALL JR. HI SCHOOL ON 8/11/82 36. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES AND “FOR MR. JIM WILLIAMS” NARRATIVE SKETCH ON REP. BRINKLEY 37. PRESS: NARRATIVE SKETCH OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY FOR JIM WILLIAMS 38. PRESS: MISCELLANEOUS MAJORITY ROOM GAVEL TO GAVEL A GUIDE TO THE TELEVISED PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS A PORTFOLIO OF TEXT FACES THE LAWMAKERS 39. 1/21/81 INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRES. REAGAN JB’S REACTION 40. PRESS 2/5/82 GA. GEN. ASSEMBLY & GA. GELEG. MYG RE ATLANTA PENITENTIARY 41. PRESS: REAGAN’S 2/5/81 SPEECH ON STATE OF THE NATION’S ECONOMY 42. PRESS: 1-25-1980 STATE OF THE UNION MESSAGE REACTION BY JB 43. PRESS GA. DELEGATION’S PRESENTATION TO PRES. CARTER RE: ARROWHEAD 44. PRESS: GEORGIA ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERA 1980 CONVENTION 45. PRESS: CABLE TV IN DISTRICT 46. PRESS: SOCIAL SECURITY INFO AC SOCIAL SECURITY JB 47. PRESS: DISTRIBUTION OF NEWSPAPERS TO DISTRICT OFFICES 48. 3/27/80 WEST VECO INTERVIEW NOTES RADIO & TV TAPING 49. 1/30/80 TV TAPING JOHN HASSELL, DEPUTY ADMIN OF FED. HIGHWAY ADMIN. 50. PRESS: TV CASSETTE TAPED INTERVIEW WITH DR. HANS MARK,SECT. AIR FORCE 11/28/79 51. PRESS – JB ON MURTHA RADIO SHOW 9/13/79 52. TV TAPE WITH BARBARA BLUM 10/19/79 47 P. M. BACKGROUND INFORMATION CONSULTING ENGINEERS COULCIL OF GEORGIA 53. RADIO TAPE (JB) WITH JOHN HASSELL OF FHA 8/23/79 RE: CORRIDOR 2 DONE IN RECORDING STUDIO 54. PRESS CONFERENCE 2/19/79

Box 212 1976 NEWS RELEASES AND 1980 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1980 96TH CONGRESS 2ND SESSION BOOK 5 OF 7 1974 NEWS RELEASES 2. 1974 1974 1974 PRESS RELEASE: “U. S. POSTAL SERVICE” “WILL CONGRESS KILL THE MAGAZINE INDUSTRY” DATED 26/26/73 3. PRESS RELEASE: NOTES ON PERSONNEL INTERVIEW WITH DONNA DONNA HICKS - RE: MIDEAST TRIP ALSO RELEASED TO STEWART LEWENGRUB 1-3-74 4. PRESS CLIPPING – 1974 – LETTER TO THE EDITOR FROM THE LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS RE: SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS WITH NO LIMITS – JANUARY 9, 1974 5. PRESS RELEASE: 1/8/74 ARTICLE ON “THE ARABIAN FANTASY IN HARPER’S SENT TO MR. DONALD TANNER 6. PRESS CLIPPING: JANUARY 10, 1974 FOY EVANS ARTICLE ON JB 7. PRESS CLIPPINGS: 1-17-74 THOMASTON TIMES – RE GOV. CARTER RUNNING AGAINST JACK BRINKLEY 8. PRESS RELEASE: USS PHARRIS SENT TO CHRISTOPHER FRAZIER THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER 1/9/74 9. PRESS CLIPPINGS: 1-21-74 AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER RE 3RD DISTRICT COUNSIL 10. PRESS CLIPPINGS: 1/21/74 ATLANTA CONSTITUTION RE CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S REMARKS ON ENERGY ISSUE 11. PRESS RELEASE: JAN. 11, 1974 RICHARD B. RUSSELL PARKWAY (CALLED IN TO WMAZ-TV RICK BEENE – DAILY SUN WARNER ROBINS RADIO 12. PRESS RELEASE: 1-24-74 RE GRANT TO WRIGHT MATS, INC. BY DOA, (FOR MATS – BANK PROTECTION) TELEGRAMS TO: COLUMBUS ENQUIRER COLUMBUS LEDGER 13. PRESS CLIPPINGS: DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME SUNDAY, JAN. 27, 1974- JOURNAL CONSTITI. MAURICE FLEISS ARTICLE ALSO STUDENT DEATHS BECAUSE OF DST 1/28/74 LEDGER ARTICLE 14. PRESS CLIPPINGS: JAN. 31, 1974 PINEY WOODS PETE SAYS” FROM ATLANTA JOURNAL RE JB ADMITS VOTE ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME WAS A MISTAKE 15. PRESS CLIPPINGS – 1974 LAWSON ARMY AIRFIELD 16. PRESS CLIPPINGS: FEBRUARY 1, 1978 RE CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY TO CUT RED TAPE FOR NATION’S SMALL BUSINESS 17. PRESS CLIPPINGS: FEBRUARY 12, 1974 CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY ANNOUNCES NOMINATION OF EIGHT PRINCIPALS TO THE ACADEMIES 18. PRESS CLIPPINGS: FBUARY 14, 1974 MAGAZINE ARTICLE ON CANCER RESEARCH BILL SENT TO: ANDREW SPARKS ATLANTA JOURNAL & CONST. WM. ROWE – LEDGER-ENQUIRER 19. PRESS RELEASE: 2-20-74 ENERGY CONFERENCE WITH ENERGY CHIEF SIMON 20. PRESS RELEASE: FEB. 22, 1974 BRINKLEY RESOLUTION TO BLOCK SUPER-GRADR PAY RAISES 21. PRESS RELEASE: FEB. 25, 1974 REVISED FEATURE ARTICLE ON CANCER RESEARCH BILL. 22. PRESS RELEASE: FEBRUARY 28, 1974 STATEMENT OF COBGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY ON BENZENE UNDER ALLOCATION PROGRAM OF FEDERAL ENERGY OFFICE 23. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 1, 1974 PEANUT PRINCESS PHOTOS SENT DISTRICT-WIDE 24. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 1974 PAUL RHEELING RUMORED AS CANDIDATE AGAINST JB 25. CLIPPINGS: ***COLUMBUD NEWSPAPER ARTICLES BY CONSTANCE JOHNSON AND JON HAM ON COLUMBUS AND GEPRGIA POLITICS***(JACK MICKLE AS CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR) 26. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 1974 CONSTANCE JOHNSON ARTICLE ON SPREWELL BLUFF 27. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 6, 1974 THE COLUMBUS LEDGER – PHOTO OF CONGRESSMAN WITH ISRAELI AIR FORCE CHIEF, MAJ. GEN. BENYMIN PELED 28. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 7, 1974 THE DAILY SUN. WARNER ROBINS, GA, RE POSTMASTER JIM STUBBS VISIT 29. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 7, 1974 TO COLUMBUS ENQUIRER AND LEDGER RE: HOWARD BREDA AND SOL A. LOVE VISITING CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY WHILE ATTENDING ASSOC. RETAIL BAKERS OF AMERICA EMERGENCY MEETIN ON WHEAT SHORTAGE. 30. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 7, 1974 RE VISIT OF MR. & MRS. JOHN WALDEN OF W. R. AND MR. & MRS. ROYBURN OF MACON. CUTLINE ENCLOSED IN A LETTER WITH PHOTOS (PR VISITORS) 31. PRESS RELEASE: ACA VOTING RECORD 1979 32. PRESS CLIPPING: MARCH 11, 1974 COLUMBUS ENQUIRER EDITORIAL ON THE ARMED SERVICES MIDEAST STUDY TRIP. 33. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 14, 1974 ATLANTA JOURNAL SURVEY OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN GEORGIA DELEGATION 34. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 14, 1974 MACON TELEGRAPH (BRINKLEY WANTS CANCER RESEARCH BILL AMENDED) (EMPTY) 35. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 1974 MAURICE FLIESS ARTICLE ON POSTCARD VOTER REGISTRATION 36. PRESS RELEASE: 3-21-74 GREENVILLE MAYOR RICHMOND HILL VISIT CONGRESSMAN – SENT TO THE MERIWETHER VINDICATOR 37. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 22, 1974 SENT TO THE DAILY SUN MRS. ELIZ. BARNHART, PRES.-ELECT OF GEORGIA FED. OF B AND PW CLUBS TALKS WITH CONGRESSMAN 38. STATEMENT OF 3/22/74 RE ADVANCED FUNDING FOR COMPLETION OF INTERSTATE SYSTEM – GIVEN TO CONSTANCE JOHNSON 39. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 25 & 26, 1974 MACON NEWS AERICLE BY CHRIS BONNER “BRINKLEY-STUCKEY JOIN CALL FOR NIXON TAPES: 40. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 25, 1974 AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER “BRINKLEY URGES FEO CHIEF TO AID LOCAL GAS CRISIS” 41. PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 25, 1974 RELEASED BY PHONE TO CHRIS BONNER MACON NEWS ON IMPEACHMENT 42. PRESS CLIPPINGS: MARCH 29, 1974 LETTER TO EDITOR OF COLUMBUS LEDGER BY JULIA PAYNE_(POLITICS) 43. 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PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 3, 1974 HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL RE MOULTRIE FAMILY VISIT WITH CONGRESSMAN ON CAPITOL STEPS 51. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 4, 1974 TO COLUMBUS TIMES RE SELECTION OF RICHARDSON AND MITCHELL FOR ADMISSION TO NAVAL ACADEMY 52. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 4, 1974 TO WDAK, WRBL, & COLUMBUS LEDGER RE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FY 1975 53. PRESS CLIPPINGS: APRIL 7, 1974 DAVID NORDAN ARTICLE “INTERSTATE BALONEY” & “MORE INTERSTATE BALONEY” 54. PRESS CLIPPINGS: APRIL 8, 1974 ENQUIRER EDITORIAL: “I-185: RAY OF HOPE” & CONSTANCE JOHNSON ARTICLE FROM SUN. APRIL 21 ON I-185 55. PRESS CLIPPINGS: APRIL 8, 1974 COLUMBUS LEDGER – EDITORIAL ON FY 75 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AT FORT BENNING 56. PRESS CLIPPINGS: APRIL 8, 1974 COVERAGE OF BULL CREEK WATERSHED 57. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 10, 1974 RE: SURVIVORS BENEFITS BILL 58. PRESS RELEASE: APRIL 16, 1974 FROM DEPT. OF ARMY – SECRETARY CALLAWAY ANNOUNCES HIS DECISION ON FT. WILLIAM CALLEY 59. 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PRESS RELEASE: MAY 7, 1974 SENT TO THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL RE VISIT OF THE PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 68. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 11, 1974 TO LEDGER-ENQUIRER COLUMBUS CHAMBER VISITS CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY 69. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 20, 1974 ENTIRE MEDIA REP. JACK BRINKLEY QUALIFIED FOR RE-ELECTION TO FIFTH TERM IN CONGRESS 70. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 20, 1974 THE TWIGGS COUNTY NEW ERA RE JEFFERSONVILLE MAYOR JAMES BOWMAN VISITS WITH CONGRESSMAN 71. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 20, 1974 THE MONROE COUNTY REPORTER RE FORSYTH MAYOR RICHARD TRUITT VISITS WITH CONGRESSMAN (NOT NUMBERED) PRESS RELEASE: MAY 20, 1974 THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER RE PAMELA SUE DAVIS OF AMERICUS 2ND PLACE WINNER IN THE NATIONAL “ABILITY COUNTS” WRITING CONTEST SPONSORED BY PRES. COM. ON EMPL. OF HANDICAPPED 72. PRESS CLIPPINGS: 1974 CAMPAIGN 73. PRESS RELEASE: MAY 31, 1974 RE VISIT OF MR. & MRS. HIRAM HARBUCK AND MR. PHIL WESTBURY WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON CAPITOL STEPS 74. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 8, 1974 THE COLUMBUS TIMES: RE LUNSFORD FAMILY VISITING CONGRESSMAN 75. PRESS RELEASE: JUNE 12, 1974 MEET THE MEMBER BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT (JOSEPH MCCADDREY SHOW SPONSORED BY PHASRMACEUTICAL MFG. ASSN.) 76. PRESS CLIPPINGS: JULY 4TH RECESS-1974 COVERAGE GIVEN CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY DURING THIS PERIOD. (DST. OPEN LETTER AD. CAUSE) 77. PRESS CLIPPING: JULY 8, 1974 (LEDGER) COMMON CAUSE MEMBER S ASK JB TO BACK VOTE ON CAMPAIGN REFORM 78. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 8, 1974 WDAK COMMENTARY ON THIRD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETING 79. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 12, 1974 RE CONGRESS AUTHOTIZED $1.5 BILLION AS U. S. CONTRIBUTION TO IDA SENT TO ENTIRE MEDIA CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1974 80. PRESS RELEASE: JULY 15, 1974 ENTIRE MEDIA – ENDORSEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN BY NARFE AND UTU

Box 213 1981-1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS Folder Title 1. AUGUST 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 2. PRESS: JULY, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 3. JUNE, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 4. MAY, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 5. APRIL, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 6. MARCH, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 7. FEBRUARY, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 8. PRESS: JANUARY, 1982 NEWS CLIPPINGS 9. DECEMBER, 1981 NEWS CLIPPINGS 10. NOVEMBER, 1981 NEWS CLIPPINGS 11. OCTOBER, 1981 NEWS CLIPPINGS

Box 214 1981-82 BRINKLEY BILLS AND LEGISLATIVE PROFILES Folder Title 1. H. RES.43-SAFE RELEASE 0F 52 AMERICAN HOSTAGES FROM IRAN, COMMENDATION 2. H RES:48 TO ESTABLISH THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY 3. H. RES. 211-LOWER AND STABILIZE INTEREST RATES 4. H. RES. 297—EXPRESSING SENSE OF THE HOUSE WITH RESPECT TO RAILROAD RETIREMENT FULL FUNDING. 5. H. RES. 412 – DISAPPROVING THE POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION WITH RESPECT TO RAILROAD RETIREMENT FOR FY 1983 6. H. RES. 422-GRADUATE AND PROFESSOR STUDENTSREMAIN ELIGIBLE FOR GUARANTEED STUDENT LOANS 7. H. RES. 427 RE: MINERAL LEASES IN WILDERNESS AREAS 8. H/ RES. 497-OPPOSING ANT INCREASED EDUCATION EXPENSES FOR THE ELDERLY OR DISAB;ED AS A RESULT OF BUDGET REDUCTIONS OUT OF DISTRICT MAIL 9. H. CON. RES. 384 – CONGRESS SHOULD MAINTAIN FEDERAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS 10. H. CON. RES. 163 FOREIGN POLICY OF THE U. S. SHOULD REFLECT A NATIONAL STRATEGY OG PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH 11. H. CON. RES. 214 – NO LIMITATION SHOULD BE PLACED ON THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR INTEREST PAID ON A RESIDENTA MORTGAGE 12. H. CON. RES. 220 – 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH OF FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 13. H. CON. RES. 222 DIRECTS THE CPMMISS. OF S. S. AND THE SEC. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO CONDUCT A STUDY ON S. S. NOTCH PROBLEM UNITED STATES CODE ANNOTATED TITLE 42 THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELFARE 501 TO 1333 SUPLIMENTAL PAMPHLET 1975 TO 1980 14. H. CON. RES. 278 FUNDING FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM. 15. H. CON. RES. 306 NATIONAL STRATEGY OF PEACE 16. H. J. RES. 102 DESIGNATING THE WEEK OF JUNE 1, 1982 AS NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK 17. H. J. RES. 124 DESIFNATING AUG. 13, 1981 AS NAT’L. BLINDED VETERANS RECOG. DAY 18. H. J. RES. 139 PTA MEMBERSHIP MONTH 19. H. J. RES. 151 SQUARE DANCE AS NATIONAL FOLK DANCE OF THE U. S. 20. H. J. RES. 155 MAY 3-10, 1981 AS “JEWISH HERITAGE WEEK.” 21. H. J. RES. 168 “NAT’L. REHABILITATION MONTH” 22. H. J. RES. 188 PROVIDE FOR BALANCED BUDGET 23. H. J. RES. 212 DESIGNATING WEEK OF SEPT. 13. 1981 AS NATIONAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEEK” 24. H. J. RES. 220 PRPCLAIM WALLENBERG AN HONORARY CITIZEN OF U. S. 25. H. J. RES. 221 PROVIDING FOR THE COMMEMORATION OF THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT. BRINKLEY COSPONSOR 26. H. J. RES. 225 JUNE 5, 1983 THRU JUNE 11, 1983 AS “MANAGEMENT WEEK IN AMERICA” 27. H. J. RES. 231 DESIGNATING FEB, 1980 AS “AMERICAN HISTORY” MONTH 28. H. J. RES. 263 DESIGNATE MAY 6, 1982 AS “NATIONAL RECOGNITION DAY FOR NURSES.” 29. H. J. RES. 272 REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO ISSUE A PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING APRIL4-10, 1982 AS “NATIONAL MEDIC ALERT WEEK” 30. H. J. RES. 290 DESIGNATE JULY. 1981 AS “NATIONAL PEACH MONTH” 31. H. J. RES. 323 DESIGNATE OCT. 17-23, 1982 AS “NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WEEK” 32. H. J. RES. 332 DESIGNATE OCT. 4, 1981 AS “NATIONAL HOME HEALTH CARE WEEK” 33. H. J. RES. 350 AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION ALTERING FED. BUDGET PROCEED 34. H. J. RES. 345 “NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY WEEK” 35. H. J. RES. 354 DESIGNATING 1982 “NAT’L. YEAR OF DISABLED PERSONS” 36. H. J. RES. 359 AUTHORIZING PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM “NATIONAL DISABLED VETERANS WEEK” 37. H. J. RES. 371 PROCLAIMING APRIL 9TH AS “ANNUAL NAT’L POW/MIA DAY. 38. H. J. RES 373 GOV. OF SOVIET UNION SHOULD RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF ITS CITIZENS TO PRACTICE THEIR RELIGION AND TO EMIGRATE 39. H. J. RES. 378 COMMENDING ROLE OF DR. SOLOMON GARB IN THE FIGHT AGAINSY CANCER 40. H. J. RES. 403 IMPORTANCE OF CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN THE UNITED NATIONS BY DEMOCRATIC STATES 41. H. J. RES. 404 NATIONAL AGRICULTURE DAY 3-18-82 42. H. J. RES. 412 AUTHORIZE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE MAY 20, 1982 AS AMELIA EARHART DAY” 43. H. J. RES. 416 PROVIDE FOR THE DESIGNATION OF THE WEEK COMMENCING ON JUNE1982 AS “NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION WEEK” 44. H. J. RES. 417 AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM OCT. 19-25, 1982 AS “LUPUS AWARENESS WEEK” 45. H. J. RES. 420 DESIGNATING FEB. 1983 AS AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH” 46. H. J. RES. 428 DESIGNATING APRIL 9 OF EACH YEAR AS NAT’L POW/MIA RECOG. DAY” 47. H. J. 444 REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE AUG. 14, 1982 AS NAT’L. NAVAHO CODE TALKERS DAY” 48. H. J. RES. 448 DESIGNATING APRIL 25 THRU MAY 2, 1982 AS JEWISH HERITAFE WEEK 49. H. J. RES. 456 WEEK OF NOV. 7-13, 1982 AS “NATIONAL RESPIRATORY THERAPY WEEK” 50. H. J. RES. 479 DESIGNATING JULY 9, 1982 AND APRIL 9, 1983 AS NAT’L POW/MIA RECOGNITION DAY” 51. H. J. RES. 482 DESIGNATING 4TH MONDAY IN JUNE, 1982 AS “NATIONAL NCO/PETTY OFFICER WEEK” 52. H. J. RES. 487 AUTHORISE THE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM 1983 AS THE “YEAR OF THE BIBLE” 53. H. J. RES. 496 DESIGNATE WEEK OH NOV. 21, 1982 AS “ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE WEEK” 54. H. J. RES. 498 MYASTHEMIA AWARENESS WEEK 55. H. J. RES. 516 DESIGNATING APRIL 17-23, 1983 AS “NATIONAL COIN WEEK” WARREN WALLACE METEOROLOGIST IN CHARGE ALABAMA/GA/ FLOR NAT’L WEATHER 655-400 FTS-OPER 229-1000 CON 205-254-1000 2-826-4514 56. H. J. RES. 518 DESIGNATING FOURTH MON IN JUNE, 1982 AS NAT’L. NCO/PETTY OFFICER WEEK” KATHY B. 57. H. J. RES. 523 PROVIDE FOR THE ERECTION OF A MEMORIAL IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR VETERANS OF KOREA 58. H. J. RES. 526 AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM WEEK OF AUG. 1, 1982 THRU AUG. 7, 1982 AS NAT’L PURPLE HEART WEEK” 59. H. J. RES. 531 PROVIDE FOR DESIGNATION OF WEEK OF 10-24-82 AS “NAT’L PARKINSON’S DISEASE WEEK” 60. H. J. RES. 538 SUPPORT FOR U. S. AND U. S. S. R. TO ENGAGE IN REDUCTION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS, 61. H. J. RES. 563 DESIGNATING NOV. 14, 1982 AS “NATIONAL RETIRED TEACHERS DAY” 62. H. J. RES. 565 NAT’L. PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT WEEK OCT. 4-9, 1982 63. H. J. RES. 594 “NATIONAL DRUNK AND DRUGGED DRIVING AWARENESS WEEK” 12/12/82 64. H. J. RES. 604 DESIGNATE NOV., 1982 AS NATIONAL DIABETES WEEK 65. THREE RING BINDER: POSTCARD REPLIES/LEGISLATIVE LETTERS 66. THREE RING BINDER: BRINKLEY BILLS 97TH CONGRESS 67. THREE RING BINDER: BRINKLEY BILLS 94TH – PRESENT CONGRESSES BRINKLEY LEGISLATIVE PROFILE 1/15/79 TO 3/31/80 96TH CONGRESS 95TH CONGRESS 94TH CONGRESS 68. THREE RING BINDER: OSCAR

Box 215 1981 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. MILITARY 2. CIVIL DEFENSE 3. ARMED SERVICES THANKS 4. CONFERENCE REPORT DOD DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE BASE STRUCTURE ANNEX TO MANPOWER REPORT FOT FY 1982 JANUARY 1981 INTRODUCTION ARMY NAVY AIR FORCE MARINES 5. (MISSING) 6. CONFERENCE WORKSHEET MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION ACT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1979 7. ECONOMY – GEN. JAN.-MAR. 1981 8. ISSUES: BUDGET/ECONOMY (RONALD REAGAN SUPPORT) 9. (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: ECONOMY BUDGET (RECONCILIATION) – PHONE CALL MESSAGES 10. ECONOMY – THANKS 11. ISSUES: ECONOMY/GRAMM-LATTA II 12. ECONOMY-CLIPPINGS, INFO. ETC. 13. (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: ECONOMY (BUDGET) PTA LUNCHROOM 14. ISSUES ECONOMY APRIL, JUNE, 1981 15. ISSUES ECONOMY JULY 16. ISSUES: EDUCATION (THANK YOU) 17. (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: EDUCATION LUCAS, DAN M. GAE CONGRESSIONAL CONTACT TEAM 18. ISSUES: EDUCATION (CLIPPINGS ETC.) AMERICA, THE LIBRARY HAS YOUR NUMBER. NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK APRIL 5-11, 1981 PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS WHO ARE THEY? LEADERSHIP FOR LEARNING 19. ISSUES: EDUCATION (GENERAL)

Box 216 1982 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. C-5 (FILE #2) NEWS RELEASES RE C-5 HOUSE/SENATE DOD HR 6030 AUTHORIZATION CONFERENCE GAO 9/29/82 REPORT ON LOCKHEED C-5 LOBBYING EFFORT 2. CRIME/ABORTION 3. ISSUES ECONOMY (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 4. ISSUES ECONOMY (THANK YOU) 5. THIS SMALL (ECONOMICAL) UNIT POSTER (3) (NOT NUMBERED) MAY 1982 ECON/BUDGET 6. ISSUES: ECON/BUDGET SEPT. 1982 7. AUGUST 1982 ECON/BUDGET 8. JUNE 1982 ECON/BUDGET 9. ECON/BUDGET JULY 1982 10. APRIL, 1982 ECON/BUDGET 11. MARCH, 1982 ECON/BUDGET 12. FEB., 1982 ECON/BUDGET 13. JAN. 1982 ECON/BUDGET 14. EDUCATION – ’82 GEN. 15. ISSUES EDUCATION (THANK YOU) 16. ISSUES: EDUC. TITLE I SUIT 17. NO. 82-1762 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT 18. ISSUES: EDUCATION LAKE BLACKSHEAR LIBRARY 3/29 19. ISSUES: EDUCATION (COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE – ESAA PROPOSAL) 20. ISSUES: EDUC. ED. OPPORTUNITY CENTER GRANT APPL METRO COL. URBAN LEAGUE 4/30 21. ISSUES: EDUC. COLUMBUS COLLEGE TITLE IIIN 5/1 22. ISSUES: EDUCATION SCHOOL LUNCH PRPGRAM H. CON. RES. 384 23. ISSUES: EDUCATION (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) PLANNING FOR COLLEGE? TUITION RESERVE AND DEPOSYT PLAN OCCASIONAL PAPERS IN EDUCATIONAL POLICY ANALYSIS PAOER NO. 5 ISSUES INVOLVED IN THE REAUTHORIZATION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CHARLES J. LAW. JR. JANUARY, 1982 MERCER UNIVERSITY EDUCATION: FY 82 AND FY 83 FUNDING ISSUES ISSUE BRIEF NUMBER 1382019 A WORD TO THE WISE NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK APRIL 18-24, 1982 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SECRETARY’S ANNUAL REPORT TO CONGRESS AUGUST 1982 24. ISSUE ENERGY (THANK YOU) (EMPTY) 25. ENERGY – ’82 GEN. 26. ISSUES ENERGY (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: ENERGY VENABLE, FRANK

Box 217 PROJECTS: HARRIS, HOUSTON, CHATTAHOOCHEE, CRAWFORD, DOOLY CO. Folder Title 1. (NOT NUMBERED) AREA PLANNING DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 2. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 3. PROJECTS: CRISP, DOOLY, SUMTER, LEE, WORTH COUNTIES LAKE BLACKSHEAR 4. PROJECT: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY (CUSSETTA) BIOBLEND 5. PROJECT: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY: BOARD OF EDUCATION – NON-COMPLIANCE TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION IN THE MATTER OF CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY SCHOOLS AND STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OF GEORGIA DOCKET NO. CR-563 26 JANUARY 1968 WASHINGTON. D. C. 6. PROJECTS: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY – SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT (WRIGHT, GENE) 7. PROJECT: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY CITY OF CUSSETTA – WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS AND EXTENSIONS) 8. PROJECT: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY & CUSSETA (JOINT USAGE OF FORT BENNING SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES) 9. PROJECT: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY – ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT – WATER AND SEWER FACILITIES 10. PROJECT: CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY – BEING DESIGNATED A REDEVELOPMENT AREA) JULIAN GREER 11. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY BD. OF ED. EDUC. TV 12. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY – AGRICULTURE FUNDS FREDDIE TIDWELL 13. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY (CORP OF ENG. WATER FEASIBILITY STUDY) 14. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY – EDA DESIGNATION 15. HEADSTART PROGRAM – CRAWFORD COUNTY 16. CRAWFORD COUNTY – PROGRAM – MONGO – 17. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY (PROPOSED PARK FOR ROBERTA) 5/16 MARIE SCHEDULED FOR DECISION ON FUNDING BEFORE JUNE 30 18. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY – REPLACEMENT OF 2 BRIDGES (DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION) MRS. ELIZABETH B. SCARBOROUGH, ROBERTA, GA. 19. PROJECT: CRAWFORD COUNTY – ROBERTA WATER AND SEWAGE PROJECT 20. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY UNADILLA-HUD-UDAG APPLICATION HORSESHOW & RODEO ARENA 21. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY (AGRI FUELS + CATTLE CO. HUD + FMHA APPLICATIONS) 22. CITY OF UNADILLA, GEORGIA APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FOR AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT AUGUST 29, 1980 APPLICATION CONTENTS PART I PART II PART III PART IV PART V PART VI ENERGY 23. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY HUD DENNIAL OF PREAPP 2/26 404- 2/20/80 SPOKE WITH ME PLUISTED (?) – LTR WENT OUT YESTERDAY 24. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY (NEW LIBRARY – PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS) LEROY ANDERSON – ATLANTA EDA OFFICE IN CHARGE OF GA APPLICATION 25. PROJECTS: DOOLY COUNTY: RURAL FIRE DEFENSE GRANT 26. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY – VIENNA NATIONAL GAS LINE 27. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY (BYROMVILLE) 28. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY HOSPITAL (FEDERAL LOAN APPLICATION) 29. PROJECTS: DOOLY COUNTY: HOSPITAL FACILITIES (VIENNA) 2685- 2011 912 268-3021 30. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY_TOWN OF LILLY_WATER & SEWER SYSTEM 31. PROJECT: DOOLEY COUNTY PENNAHATCHEE CREEK 32. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY FMHA GRANT FOR WATER TREATMENT PLANT 404/324-4689 33. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY NEW HEALTH DEPT. BLDG. NOV. 1981 34. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY CALLAWAY GARDENS JIM STRETCH GREENHOUSES + EDUCATION CENTER 35. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. EXPANSION HICKERSONL, MIKE 36. PROJECT: HARRIS CO. – HAMILTON WATER SYSTEM 37. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – BECENTENNIAL BEAUTIFICATION OF HAMILTON SQUARE IN HAMILTON, GEORGIS 38. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY (BICENNTENIAL COMMUNITY) OUR CORRES IS LYALL SCOTT 5/20 39. HARRIS COUNTY/ COLUMBUS COLLEGE TEACHER CORRS – CONTACTED BY WILLIAM C. BRUCE) 4/21 MRS. PUTMAN LTR SIGNED YESTERDAY RUTH 40. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY (MULBERRY CREEK WATERSHED) 41. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – HAMILTON SEWSGE SYSTEM 10/15 42. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – PINE MOUNTAIN VALLET FHA LOAN SYSTEM ANALYSIS PINE MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER SYSTEM HARRIS COUNTY, GEORGIA MAY 4* 43. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY BULL CREEL (EMPTY) 44. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – ANTI POLLUTION (MRS. CASON CALLAWAY.SR.) 45. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY CHATTAHOOCHEE – FLINT AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 46. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – GARDENS-HARRIS COUNTY AIRPORT – 47. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – INTERSTATE.85 48. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY PALMETTO CREEK 49. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY PINE MOUNTAIN SEWER SYSTEM 50. HARRIS COUNY PROJECT ED. SWIFT – SWISS TRADE CENTER 51. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – WAVERLY HALL PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING REPORT PROPOSED WATER EXTENSIONS & SEWAGE SYSTEM FOR TOWN OF WAVERLY HALL WAVERLY HALL, GEORGIA APRIL 1968 52. FMHA CITY OF SHILOH PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY WATERWORKS IMPROVEMENTS 53. PROJECT: HARRIS COUNTY – SHILOH CITY HALL (PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS) CROSS REFERENCE: MERIWETHER COUNTY GREENVILLE COURTHOUSE 54. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS – DR. V. M. MCEVER, JR. WATER PROJECTS W/FMHA 5/24 55. QUESTIONNAIRE 56. PROJECT: HOUSTON COUNTY – WARNER ROBINS GOULD ELECTRONICS FACILITY 57. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY APPLICATION FOR FUNDS TO CONSTRUCT PARK IN ELBERTA, GEORGIA 58. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY DEPT. OF COMMUNITY DEV. (WARNER ROBINS HUD PRE APP) PUT IN PENDING 59. PROJECTS: HOUSTON 1/15/71 PRESS BUDGET FY 82 MIL CON REQUEST FOR FT BENNING & ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE 60. PROJECTS FILE: HOUSTON COUNTY/HAZEL DRIVE DRAINAGE PROBLEM GLEN D. BONNETTE/SPOKESMAN 61. PROJECT: HOUSTON COUNTY CENTERVILLE – REQUEST FOR GRANT INFO. FOR DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND SIDEWALKS FROM MAYOR STAFFORD 62. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – MACON WEATHER RADIO NETWORK RADAR SYSTEM (ED WAGNON, HOUSTON CIVIL DEFENSE DIR.) 63. PROJECT: EPILEPSY ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA – RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME PROJECT GRANT APPLICATION TP DHEW (CONSTITUENT CORRESPONDENT – HOWARD PHILLIPS DHEW – ATLANTA CORRESPONDENT – ANFRED ALEXANDER) EPILEPSY ASSN OF GA., INC. 1004 WATSON BLVD. WARNER ROBINS, GA 31093 912-923-81413-1W JUN6 1977  I  II  III  IV  V  VI  VII  APP. I  APP. II 64. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY GENERAL 65. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – HOUSTON COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT U. LAMAR BROWN 12/14/76 404 881-3172 CALLED MR. HARBOUR’S OFFICE FOR STATUS – HE WILL UNTIL 5:00 P. M. – WILL CALL NE IN THE MORNING-RUTH 66. HOUSTON COUNTY: WATER PROBLEM, CENTERVILLE WATER SYSTEM (TRAVIS L. BUSH) 67. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL AT SS OFFICE IN WARNER ROBINS (SSA) (OUR CORRES IS ED BARKER 68. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY BAGALL DITCH 69. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (BICENTENNIAL CITY) 70. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY CHAPEL (SURPLUS) AT RAFB 71. PROJECTS FILE: HOUSTON COUNTY/CITY OF PERRY/POOLE- MCKINLEY/ FARMERS HOME ADMINISRTRATION LOW TO MODERATE INCOME RENTAL HOUSING PROJECT 72. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY COMPLEX – OUR CORRE IS CHM. HOUSTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 6/24/75 –BEVERLY REPLY – WITHIN A WEEK TP 10 DAYS 73. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (CENTERVILLE AS “BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY” 74. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY CROP INSURANCE 75. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (ELBERTA) DR. C. M. MCEVERS) 76. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE) 77. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AT YOUNG AVENUE WARNER ROBINS POLICE DEPARTMENT (CHIEF BILLY HUMTER) 78. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY CITY OF PERRY, GA. REQUEST FOR MODIFICATIONS AND LIGHTING AT I-75/127-41 INTERCHANGE IN PERRY, GA. LTR TO TOM MORELAND PUBLIC STAFETY STUDY I-75/HWT 127-41 INTERCHANGE  ATTACHMENT # 1  ATTACHMENT # 2  ATTACHMENT # 3  ATTACHMENT # 4 (A-I)  ATTACHMENT # 5 (A-D)  ATTACHMENT # 6 (A-D)  ATTACHMENT # 7 (A-D)  ATTACHMENT # 8 (A-D)  ATTACHMENT # 9 (A-I) 79. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – CITY OF PERRY 80. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – CITY OF PERRY WATER SUPPLY 81. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY BETWEEN CITY OF WARNER ROBINS RAFB) 82. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (GRANT FUNDS FOR WATER TREATMENT PLANT) CITY OF PERRY 5/15/75 CALLED MISS MADDOX 7/18/75 CALLED TO LARETTA MADDOX – SHE WILL RETURN CALL 9/9/75 CALLED LARETTA FOR STATUS 83. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – GATE 11 CLOSING AT RAFB 84. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY ECHECONNEE CREEK 85. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (LEAVE POLICY AT F15 CEREMONY) 86. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – LIBRARY – WARNER ROBINS 87. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – LIBRARY FACILITIES 88. HOUSTON COUNTY PROJECT LOW RENT HOUSING IN PERRY 89. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – CENTERVILLE SEWAGE SYSTEM 90. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY PERRY’S APPLICATION FOR STEP 3 FUNDS UNDER STATE OF GA. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIV. FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES 91. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (CITY OF PERRY AS A BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY) 92. HOUSTON COUNTY WATER SYSTEM 93. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY WARNER ROBINS APPLICATION FOR REIMBURSEMENT UNDER SEC. 29 OF1977 CLEAN WATER ACT AMENDMENTS (EPA) 94. HOUSTON COUNTY PROJECT GRANT-WARNER ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE 95. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – PERRY NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITIES GRANT 96. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONCES (EXTRA COPIES OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE ARE IN PR MAILINGS) 97. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (HUD) SMSA DISCRETIONARY BALANCE FUNDS 98. (NOT NUMBERED) PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (SANITARY WASTE TREATMENT) 99. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY ROBINS AFB – GENERAL IMPACT OF ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE ON THEECONOMY OF MIDDLE GEORGIA 1978 ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE ON MIDDLE GEORGIA 1971 ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE ON THE MIDDLE OF GEORGIA AREA 1975 100. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY: ROBINS AFB CONTRACTING OUT PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (RAFB) CIVILIAN OPERATIONS VS. MILITARY OPERATIONS (OUR CORRES IS ED. MADDOX) 101. (NOT NUMBERED) PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – HOUSTON STALLWOETH APARTMENTS (CONTACTED BY CHARLES ADAMS, JR. 102. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – HOUSTON STALLWORTH APARTMENTS (CONTACTED BY CHARLES ADAMS, JR. 103. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – I-75 INTERCHANGE

Box 218 1981-82 PUBLIC RELATIONS AND 1980-81 RECOMMENDATIONS Folder Title 1. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS CRANE, ROBERT(BOBBY) 2. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS MCBRIDE, BEMON GILMORE III (GILL) 3. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – GALLOPS, CECIL WAYNE 4. PENDING: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS MARTINEC, JEFFREY DAVID 5. RECOMMENDATIONS 1981 DR. ALBERT C. KOLBYE (FDA) 3/5/81 (456- 6620) WILL RETURN THE CALL ON STATUS OF RECOMMENDATION 3/5/81 JUDY ERADO CALLED & AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THEY’LL SEND A REPLY 6. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS BUSH, WILLIAM BRIAN, JR (BILL) 12/7 7. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS ADAMS. IRISH MR. 8. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS HUHN. MR. HOMER JR (CORRESPONDENT=JAMES LEE) 12/7 9. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – CHIP MANNING 10. 10/30/81 JANSSEN, ERIV – RECOMMENDATIONS 11. KAMESKY, MARK – RECOMMENDATIONS TO LAW SCHOOLS 12. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS MICHAEL A. ;ANG 12/18/81 13. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS WHITE, ARTHUR A. JR. 14. 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS: MR. RAY EASTBURN 15. PR RECOMMENDATIONS MISS EILEEN GOLDEN B-329 NOELANI 2585 DOLE ST. HONOLULU, HI 96822 1981 16. 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS HALL. MRS. BEVERLY A. 17. 10/30/81 RECOMMENDATIONS: HARTLEY, HORACE E. 18. HERLONG, MADALIN 1981 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS 19. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – MCCURLEY, CAROL 20. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS MERRISS, PEGGY 21. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS (BILL PENN) 22. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – POWELL, MR. ALVIN L. 23. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS RUTLEDGE, SR. AIRMAN DAVID SAMUEL 24. RECOMMENDATION 1981 SMITH, COL (RET.) BILL – FEMA REG. IV DIRECTOR 25. PENDING GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS DEATON. EDWARD V. TO ST. BOARD OF PARDONS ANF PAROLES 3/24 26. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS TATE, DR. HORACE 8/31 27. 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS: ABRAMS, BERNARD “…GIVE THE CUSTOMER A LITTLE EXTRA…GIVE SERVICE.” ABRAMS INDUSTRIES, INC. 1980 ANNUAL REPORT 28. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS: BALDWIN, WILLIAM KERRY 29. PR RECOMMENDATIONS 1981 MR. JAMES TISDALE 7801 WHITESVILLE RD COLUMBUS, GA. 31904 30. PENDING GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – WAYNE H. WALKER 31. (NOT NUMBERED) RECOMMENDATION – JUDY SHARPE THOMAS 32. RECOMMENDATIONS – 1980 33. 1980-1979 GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS BOYAJIAN, ARMENAK – LTR TO DANIEL BOORSTIN LIB. OF CONGRESS (JOHN AMOS’ REQUEST) 12/15 SEPT. 17 10/22 456-7860 INGRID (W. H. PERSONNEL) 34. JONES, MISS KATHI – RECOMMENDATIONS 35. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – KEMP, ROBERT DAVID 36. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS WILSON, ANNE 37. GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – BILL SMITH 5/15/81 38. RECOMMENDATIONS: BERNARD, MICHAEL 39. PENDING GENERAL: 1981 RECOMMENDATIONS – BAKER, BETSY (NONA ELIZABETH) 3/17 40. RECOMMENDATIONS CHRISTIAN, JIM FOR VA APPT. (REQUESTED BY HAROLD HALL OF FORSYTH) 11/26 41. 1980 RECOMMENDATIONS: MICKLE, JACK 42. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS—1980 BENNETT, PAUL 43. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MR. ALAN BRYANT (1980) 44. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: DR. RUICHARD COSS 45. FOHAN, RANDY (ALLEN AORNE – CORRESPONDENT) RECOMMENDATION 46. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MISS PAULA MYERS HONORABLE HARRY DIXON 47. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MR. JAMES FRANK MABRY 48. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MCGUFFY, CHARLES FRANK (SO. RAILWAY) & SAN SOUCI 49. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MCCLARY, C. 50. RECOMMENDATIONS—1980 D. RAY MCKENZIE 51. REC – MONTGOMERY RICHARD F. 52. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: MISS DARLENE JOHNSON 4530 MOLINE DRIVE COLUMBUS, GA. 31907 JANUARY 28, 1980 53. TOINETTE THOMPSON GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 54. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: WARD, ANDERSON J. 55. MR. DAVID WEINMAN GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: 56. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: 1980 MR. AND MRS. HARRY WHIPPLE, SR. MR. HARRY WHIPPLE, JR. 57. RECOMMENDATIONS: 1980 – MISS DIANE WILLIS 58. GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS: 1981 59. THANK YOUS ’82 JANUARY 60. FEBRUARY, 1982 61. MARCH ‘82 62. APRIL ‘82 63. MAY, 1982 64. JUNE, 1982 65. JULY, 1982 66. AUGUST, 1982 67. SEPTEMBER, 1982 68. OCTOBER, 1982 69. NOVEMBER ’82 (EMPTY) 70. DECEMBER (EMPTY) 71. JANUARY 1981 72. FEBRUARY 1981 73. MARCH, 1981 74. APRIL, 1981 75. MAY, 1981 76. JUNE, 1981 77. JULY, 1981 78. AUGUST, 1981 79. SEPTEMBER, 1981 80. OCTOBER, 1981 81. NOVEMBER, 1981 82. DECEMBER, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) LETTER FROM JEAN FANT AUGUST 27, 1980 (NOT NUMBERED) GHP 1980 STUDENT AND STAFF DIRECTORY (NOT NUMBERED) GOVERNOR’S HONORS PROGRAM, 1980 STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION NORTH COMPONENT STUDENT AND STAFF DIRECTORY

Box 219 A. S. C. HEARINGS AND C. Q. ALMANAC Folder Title 1. CALENDARS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND HISTORY OF LEGISLATION FINAL EDITION 85TH CONGRESS 1957-1958 2. CALENDARS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND HISTORY OF LEGISLATION FINAL EDITION 87TH CONGRESS 1961-1962 3. CALENDARS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND HISTORY OF LEGISLATION FINAL EDITION 89TH CONGRESS 1965-1966 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1970 91ST CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 4 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1972 92D CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 2 OF 4 6. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1973 93D CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 3

Box 220 1981-82 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. 97TH CONGRESS J. B. MILITARY LEGISLATION AS OF 3-8-83 2. LEGISLATIVE PROFILE 1/5/81 TO 3/31/83 3. LEGISLATIVE PROFILE 1/5/81 TO 4/22/81 4. 97TH CONGRESS STATUS PROFILE FOT H. RES. 43 5. BRINKLEY BILL FILE – GOV. BUSBEE – 97TH CONGRESS 6. PROPOSED RES. CALLING FOR STRICKING MEDAL OF HONOR OF GEORGIA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARY 7. H. R. 316 GOVERNMENT RECORDKEEPING 8. HR 474 – TO EXTEND THE PERIOD OF VIETNAM VETERAN’S ELIGIBILITY FOR READJUSTMENT COUNSELING 9. H. R. 808 – AMEND THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT RE: CHILDREN OF U. S. ARMED FORCES PERSONNEL 10. H. R. 861 – AMEND THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM ACT. 11. H. R. 1003 – AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT RE: MEDALS FOR AMERICAN CAPTIVES IN IRAN 12. H. R. 1009 TAX DEDUCTION FOR FIREMEN FOR MEALS AT POST 13. H. R. 1100 TO EXPAND ELIGIBILITY OF FORMER PRISONERS OF WAR FOR HEALTH CARE BENEFITS PROVIDED BY THE V. A. 14. H. R. 1226 FOR RELIEF OF J. FAROKHTAKIN SEE ALSO CASE FILE (1981 CLOSED) 15. H. R. 1324 – AUTHORIZE PRESIDENT TP PRESENT MEDALS TO FAMILIES OF MEN WHO DIED IN RESDUE ATTEMPT IN IRAN 16. H. R. 1400 – AMEND COSE TO ESTABLISH NEW EDUCATION ASSISTANCE FOR VETERANS 17. H. R. 1525 DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM FOR VETERANS FOR RESIDENTIAL SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS (LOOSE PAPER) DOCUMENT NUMBER = HBILL01700 PAGE 21-22 (LOOSE PAPER) BILL FILE 18. H. R. 1699 TAX DEDUCTION FOR AMOUNT PAID INTO AN INDIVIDUAL HOUSING ACCOUNT 19. H. R. 1700 REPEAL MARRIAGE PENALTY ACT 20. H. R. 1775 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ENTITLED TO IMEDIATE RETIREMENT ANNUITUES MAY NOT BE ENTITLED TO TRAINING UNDER SECTION 3381 21. H. R. 1776 LEGISLATION VETO 22. H. R. 1806 TO PROVIDE FOR THE COOPERATION BETWEEN THE ARMED SERVICES AND LOCAL STATE AND FEDERAL LAW OFFICIALS 23. H. R. 1918 SERVICE PENSION FOR WWI VETERANS AND FOR WIDOWS 24. H. R. 1933 AMEND THE WALSH-HEALEY ACT AND THE CONTRACT WORK HOURS STANDS ACT 25. H. R. 2039 AUTHORIZE VA TO GUARANTEE HOME LOANS WITH PROVISIONS FOR VARIBLE PAYMENT PLANS 26. H. R. 2252 ATLANTA MURDERS 27. H. R. 2364 – TRPEAL THE PROHIBITION CONTAINED IN THE FOREIGN ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1961 AGAINST USE OF HERBICIDES 28. H. R. 2488 – ESTABLISHMENT BY EACH STATE OF COMPREHENSIVE ALCOHOL-TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAMS 29. H. R. 2597 EXEMPTION FROM TAX OF VETERANS’ ORGANIZATIONS 30. H. R. 2828 PERMIT NAT’L. BANKS TO UNDERWRITE AND DEAL IN REVENUE BONDS 31. H. R. 2919 AUTHORIZE APPCERTASIN MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FY’81ROPRIATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AT 32. H. R. 2920 AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT CERTAIN MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FY ‘82 33. H. R. 3211 TAX EXEMPTION INTEREST INCOME (H. R. 5556 IN 96TH) 34. H. R. 3286 TO ASSURE ADEQUATE SUPPLIES OF PEANUTS FOR CONSUMERS AT REASONABLE PRICE 35. H. R. 3363 TAX EXEMPT ON INTEREST INCOME ON QUALIFIED HOUSING SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 36. H. R. 3455 TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FY ‘85 37. H. R. 3456 ALL SAVERS ACT 38. H. R. 3499 TO EXTEND THE VIETNAM-ERA VETS. READJUSTMENT COUNSELING PROGRAM 39. H. R. 3502 SHARE MEDICAL FACILITIES OF THE V. A. DEPT. OFDEFENSE 40. H. R. 3575 ISSUANCE OF A POSTAGE STAMP RE: 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GIRL SCOUTS 41. H. R. 3614 AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO CLARIFY CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS WHICH APPLY TO MORTGAGE SUBSIDY BONDS 42. HR 3635 ELIMINATE WAITING PERIOD FOR SOC. SEC. DISABLITY BENEFITS FIT TERMINALLY ILL INDIVIDUALS 43. H. R. 3638 TO EXCERPT FROM DISCHARGE UNDER TITLE II, USC CERTAIN LOANS MADE BY NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 44. H. R. 3711 – SHARING OF TIMBER REVENUE SEE ALSO HR 4543 ISSUES:GREER, JULIAN HONORABLE TAXES – RE: TIMBER HARVESTED FROM MILITARY RESERVATIONS 45. HR 3940 - AMEND THE MANUFACTURING CLAUSE OF THE COPYRIGHT LAW 46. H. R. 3995 COLA FOr DISABLED VETS. 47. H. R. 3995 TO INCREASE THE MAXIMUM LOAN PERIOD FOR HOME LOANS GUARANTEED BY V. A. FOR PURCHASE OF MOBILE HOMES 48. H. R. 4326 SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1981 49. H. R. 4399 ESTABLISH NAT’L. POLICY RE: FEDERAL LAND SURVEY 50. H. R. 4419 TO MODIFY HABEAS CORPUS PROCEDURES 51. H. R. 4543 TR: TIMBER PRODUCED ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS 52. H. R. 4591 MINERAL LEASING BILL 53. H. R. 4605 ENCOURAGE EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER ACTIVIIES OF THE RICHARD B. RUSSELL FOUNDATION 54. H. R. 4713 TO DESIGNATE CERTAIN LANDS IN THE CUMBERLAND ISLAND NAT’L, SEASHORE AS WILDERNESS 55. H. R. 4750 TO AUTHORIZE A STUDY FOR THE ESTSBLISHMENT OF THE WARM SPRINGS LIVING MEMORIAL IN WARM SPRINGS, GA. 56. H. R. 4789 ESTABLISH AN IMPROVED BASIS FOR PROVIDING RELIEF UNDER CHAPTER 7 57. H. R. 4845 DESIGNATE THE LINCOLN FEDERAL BUILDING AND COURTHOUSE RE: LINCOLN, NEBRASKA 58. H. R. 4930 RE: OIL COMPANY TAKR OVERS 59. H. R. 4977 RE: NME NEXT NIMITZ CLASS AIRCRAFT AS USS HYMAN G RICHORER 60. H. R. 4989 INCREASE NUMBER OF ASST. SECRETARIES IN THE DOD 61. H. R. 5005 DOD RENEWABLE ENERGY UTILIZATION ACT 62. H. R. 5063 RE: REVENUES RECEIVED BY U. S. ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF 63. H. R. 5134 RE: REVENUES RECEIVED BY THE U. S. ON LEASES ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF 64. H. R. 5177 CAPITAL GAINS TAX BILL, FT. CARSON, COLO. 65. H. R. 5180 AMEND TITLE XVIII OF THE SS ACT TO PROVIDE FOR FCOVERAGE OF HOSPICE CARE UNDER MEDICARE 66. H. R. 5192 MEMBERSHIP OF THE ADVISORY COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS 67. HR 5241 – TO REVISE AND CODIFY THE PERMANENT PROVISIONS OF LAW RELATING TO MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AND MILITARY FAMILY HOUSING 68. H. R. 5346 AIR FORCE ACADEMY NOMINATION PROCEDURE SEE HR 6231 69. HR 5351 – GRANT A FED. CHARTER TO THE NAT’L. SOC., DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONISTS 70. HR 5419 PROVISE ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE TO SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS 71. HR 5432 AUTHORIZE THE PRESENTATION ON BEHALF OF CONGRESS RE: GOLD MEDAL TO ADMIRAL HYMAN G. RICKOVER 72. HR 5469 AMEND SS ACT TO PROVIDE FOR INCREASES IN PRIMARY INSURANCE AMTS. TO ACCT FOR DEPRESSED REPLACEMENT RATES 73. H. R. 5552 – PROGVIDE PROTACTION AGAINST GROWING THREATS TO THE NATIONAL AND CULTURAL REXERVES OF THE NAT. PARKJ SERVICE 74. H. R. 5561 – TO AUTHORIZE CAERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FY 83 AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 75. HR 5638 TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR CONCTRUCTION AT CERTAIN MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FY 82AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 76. H. R. 5639 –AUTHORIZE APPROP. FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAMS FOR FYS 1983 AND 1984 77. H. R. 5704 TO AUTHORIZE THE SEC. OF THE ARMY TO CONVEY CERTAIN LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS TO THE CITY OF BELL, CALIFORNIA 78. H. R. 5705 AMEND TITLE 17 OF THE Y. S. COSE RE: HOME AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING 79. HR 5783 FED. EMPLOYEES HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM 80. H. R, 5897 – ESTABLISH NAT. UNIFORM USER TAXES FOR PURPOSES OF FINANCING PORT DEVELOPMENT 81. H. R. 6135 – PROHIBIT EXPORT RESTRICTION THAT INTEREFERE WITH EXISTING CONTRACTS FOR EXPORTATION OF SUCH COMMODITIES 82. HR AGAINST CONTRACTING OUT IN VA 83. H. R. 6201 AMEND THE PUBLIC WORKS AND EDA ACT OF 1965 84. H. R. 6214 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FOR FY 83 85. HR 6231 ACADEMY NOMINATIONS PROCEDURE 86. HR 6315 – ENHANCE QUALITY OF CARE FOR VETERASNS IN MED. FACILITIES OPERATED BY VA 87. H. R. 6348 RECOGNIZE THE ORGANIZATION KNOWN AS THE NAT’L. ASSN. OF STATE DIR. OF VA INC. 88. HR 6350 AUTHORIZE THE ADMIN. OF VET. AFFAIRS TO PROVIDE THAT VA NURSES WHO WORK TWO 12-HOUR TOURS OF DUTY 89. HR 6351 AUTHORIZE AND DIRECT THE SEC OF AG. TO PROVIDE AG. WEATHER AND FIRE WEATHER SERVICES 90. HR 6451 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AND FAMILY HOUSING CODIFICATION BILL 91. HR 6467 92. HR 6505 “FAIR TRADE IN STEEL ACT OF 1982” 93. HR 6546 TO LIMIT THE OUTSIDE INCOME OF SENATORS 94. HR 6609 ACF WATERWAY 95. HR 6781 WYDEN-NO COST NO-SUBSIDY HOUSING BILL 96. H. R. 6782 INCREASE RATE OF DISABILITY COMPENSATION FOR DISABLED VETS. SPOUSES AND CHILDREN OF VETS. 97. HR 6788 CLARIFY THE PERIOD WHICH AN EMPLOYER IS REQUIRED TO GRANT MEMBER OF NAT’L. GUARD LEAVE OF ABSENCE 98. HR-PINE MT. VALLEY, GA. ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL CHURCH LAND CONVEYANCE 99. HR 6794 IMPROVE JOB TRAINING AND JOB PLACEMENT PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS 100. HR 6806 CAPITAL PAGE SYSTEM 101. HR 6967 AMEND THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT

Box 221 A. S. C. HEARINGS & 97TH CONG. VOTES Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1972 92D CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 4 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1972 92D CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 4 OF 4 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1973 93D CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 2 OF 3 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1977 95TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 4 5. UNITED STATES TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS VOLUME 22 PART 2 1971 1047-2207 DEPARTMENT OF STATE 6. ECONOMIC RECOVERY TAX ACT ADOPTION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT DSG VOTE NO. 179 ROLL NO. 180 AUGUST 4, 1981 7. RECORD VOTES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 97TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION - 1982

Box 222 1981 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. POLITICS – GENERAL 2. POSTAL REFORM – THANKS (EMPTY) 3. POLITICS, CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC. 4. POLITICS – THANKS (EMPTY) 5. 1980 OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION 6. REAPPOINTMENT 7. ISSUES: POLITICS REAPPORTIONMENT 8. POSTAL REFORM CLIPPINGS, INF., ETC. 9. POSTAL REFORM – GENERAL 10. JONES, MR. FRANK O., JR. (MERILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER & SMITH, INC.) ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE 11. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE BERT STRUCKY, MACON CLOSED 12. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE LAGRANGE DEMOTORIZATION PROGRAM 13. GARRETT, MR. J. O. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE 14. PIERCE, MR. RALPH B. (POSTAL SERVICE) 15. PENDING ISSUES: POSTAL REFORM – PIKE, MR. CRAWFORD, COLUMBUS RE: TALKING BOOKS CENTER FREE MAILING FOR BLIND PRIVILEGE 16. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE (CAMELLIA STAMP 17. SNEAD, MR. AND MRS. IVORY ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE 18. POSTAL SERVICE KNIGHT 19. SMALL BUSINESS 20. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS (YAMAHA MOTOR CO. & BRUNSWICK CORP. VS. FTC) 21. SMALL BUSINESS-THANKS SMALL BUSINESS-CLIPPINGS, INFO; ETC. 22. SMALL BUSINESS ACT (TEMP. EMPLOYMENT OF EMPLOYEES UNDER SMALL BUSINESS ACT) 23. SOCIAL SECURITY 24. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY MR. CRAWFORD PIKE 25. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY CHEW. WALTER S. 10/16 26. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY GODWIN, FRED 27. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (CORRESPONDENCE WITH PRESIDENT REAGAN) 28. SOCIAL SECURITY THANKS (EMPTY) 29. SPURLIN, CHE’ ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY 12/30 30. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY “NOTCH” 31. TAXES 1981 JAN, FEB., MAR 32. TAXES 1981 APRIL, MAY, JUNE 33. SOCIAL SECURITY AND INFORMATION

Box 223 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1979 96th CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 5 CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 INDEX 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1979 96th CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 2 OF 5 CONTENTS 5 (PT. 3) INDEX 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1979 96th CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 4 OF 5 CONTENTS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 INDEX 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1979 96th CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 5 OF 5 CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 INDEX

BOX 224 A.S.C. & VET. AFFAIRS COMM. FILES Folder Title 1. VA COMMITTEE 2. BOOK-FY ’79 STATEMENT OF HON. WM. J. PERRY, U. SEC OF DEF.-RES. & ENG. THE FY 1979 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PROGRAM FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND ACQUISITION STATEMENR OF THE HONORABLE WILLIAM J. PERRY, UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, RESEARCH, AND ENGINNEERING TO THE 95TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 1978 3. 1978 VETERAN’S AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 4. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 5. ARMED SERVICES TRIP TO LAOS AND VIETNAM 6. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 7. 1978 CEMETARIES AND BURIAL BENEFITS SUBCOMMITTEE (VA) 8. MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE 9. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 10. ARMED SERVICES MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE 11. 1977 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION SUBCOMMITTEE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE 12. ARMED SERVICES INTELLIGENCE SUBCOMMITTEE 13. VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA ANNUAL TESTIMONY INFORMATION PACKET 14. VA SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING FEB. 22 AM FEB. 23 PAT FEB. VFW DEADLINE MAY 15TH 15. VA SPECIAL OVERSIGHT SPECIAL DISCHARGE REVIEW PROGRAM 16. VA HOUSING SUBC. ELIZABETH LUNSFORD FILE VETERANS’ EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1976 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS UNITED STATES SENATE TO ACCOMPANY S.969 SEPTEMBRT 16, 1976 17. VA HOUSING SUBC. MEETING OF 7-30-75 18. VETERANS AFFAIRS MEETING OF 10-30-75 19. COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS BILL TO BE INTRODUCTED 95TH CONGRESS 20. STATEMENT BY M. GEN. KORNETT AND HON. RONALD FOX-DEPT. PF THE ARMY 92C 21. VETERANS’ AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 22. STATEMENTS: HR 3818 TITLE II – RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 23. STATEMENT ON NAVY RESEARCH 1971 24. STATEMENTS: PROCUREMENT & MISSLES & EQUIPMENT 1971 25. WITNESSES: SAFEGUARD ABM PROGRAM – 1971 26. ARMED SERVICES SPECIAL SUBC. USS PUEBLO INQUIRY INTO THE U. S. S. PUEBLO AND EC-121 PLANE INCIDENTS REPORT OF THE SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE U. S. S. PUEBLO OF THE COMMITTEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-FIRST CONGRESS FIRST SESSION JULY 28, 1969 (5 COPIES WITH LAST COPY STAMPED FOR RELEASE JUL 28 1969 MONDAY JUL 28 19689 A. M. DATED MARCH 4, 5, 6, 10, 14, 17, 19. 20M APRIL 25, AND 28, 1969 OPENING STATEMENT OF OTIS G. PIKE, CHAIRMAN OF SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE ON THE USS PUEBLO JOINT STATEMENT OF FACT AS DETERMINED BY SPECIAL PUEBLO SUBCOMMITTEE STATEMENT OF JOHN H. CHAFEE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY (TWO COPIES) STATEMENT OF VICE ADMIRAL CHARLES K. DUNCAN, U. S. NAVY, CHIEF OF NAVAL PERSONNEL BEFORE THE PIKE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES, UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON A REVIEW OF THE CODE OF MILITARY CONDUCT STATEMENT OF ADMIRAL U. S. GRANT SHARP, U. S. NAVY (RETIRED) (FORMERLY COMMANDER IN CHIEF PACIFIC) BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE TO INQUIRE INTO THE PUEBLO INCIDENT STATEMENT OF REAR ADMIRAL FRANK L. JOHNSON, U. S. 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BOX 226 SCIENCE COMMITTEE REPORT Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION VOLUME 1 PANEL ON SCIENCE-TECH 1968 NASA AUTHORIZATION – PART 1 1968 NASA AUTHORIZATION – PART 2 2. HEARINGS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION VOLUME 2 1968 NASA AUTHORIZATION – PART 3 1968 NASA AUTHORIZATION – PART 4 3. HEARINGS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION VOLUME 3 INVESTIGATION-APOLLO-VOL. I INVESTIGATION-APOLLO-VOL. II PART 1 4. HEARINGS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION VOLUME 5 INVESTIGATION-APOLLO-VOL. III FIRE RES’CH – SAFETY ACT 1967 PRESERVATION OF REPORT INTERNAT’L BIOLOGICAL PROGRAM TECH, ASSESSMENT SEMINAR NASA INDEX 5. LEGISLATIVE REPORTS DOCUMENTS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION LEGISLATUVE REPORTS HOUSE DOCUMENTS 6. COMMITTEE PRINTS REPORTS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION SCIENCE, TECH. PUB. POLICY JR. COLLEGE-EDUCATION IN SCIENCES TECGNOLOGY ASSESSMENT REVIEW-SOVIET SPACE PROGRAM TRI-ANNUAL MEETING APPLIED SCIENCE. TECH. PROGRESS 7. COMMITTEE PRINT STAFF STUDY HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION 8. COMMITTEE PRINTS PORTS STAFF STUDIES HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION FED. ARCHIVES-SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS FED. GOV’T-HIGHER EDUCATION NUCLEAR POWER SOURCES NAT. SPACE PROGRAM SPACE FLIGHT EMERGENCIES, SAFETY

BOX 227 1977-1982 P. R. MATERIALS Folder Title 1. ORDER FORMS 2. PR REQUESTS 1982 M PR REQUEST MILLER, CHARLES PR REQUEST MARTIN, CAROL PR REQUEST MARTIN, STANLEY PR REQUEST MESARD, SUSAN PR REQUEST MORTON, GEORGE W. 3. PR REQUESTS 1982 N 4. PR REQUESTS 1982 O PR REQUEST O’ROURKE, (FATHER) JOHN GEORGE, III 5. PR REQUESTS 1982 P PR REQUEST PEED, EMILY 6. PR REQUESTS 1982 Q (EMPTY) 7. PR REQUESTS 1982 R PR REQUEST REELING, EDMUND T. WXKO RADIO PR REQUESTS REMMERT, ROY W. 8. RUFFNER, MR. BUD PR REQUEST 9. PR REQUESTS 1982 S PR REQUEST SLOCUM, MISS “DONNA” RAE PR REQUEST TO SERGEANT AT ARMS SUSAN B. ANTHONY SILVER DOLLARS PR REQUEST SELLERS, COL. D. E. 10. PR REQUESTS 1982 T PR REQUEST: TAYLOR, SHERROD PR REQUEST THOMPKINS, VICKIE PR REQUESTS TAYLOR, DAVID 11. PR REQUESTS 1982 U PR REQUEST U. S. IND. TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION DAVE BOWERS MARCH 20, 1979 & 1980, 1981 12. PR REQUESTS 1982 V 13. PR REQUESTS 1982 W PR REQUEST WEHRMAN, LEONARD G. 14. PR REQUESTS 1981 A 15. PR REQUESTS 1981 B 1/22/81 PR REQUEST BACHMAN, MRS. VICKIE BLAIR, MR. REGIS E. PR REQUESTS (FOOTBALL TICKETS CLOSED 16. PR REQUESTS 1981 C PR REQUESTS – LESLIE E. CHEW, WARM SPGS. – LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 17. PR REQUESTS 1981 D 18. PR REQUESTS 1981 E 19. PR REQUESTS 1981 F 20. PR REQUESTS 1981 G PR REQUEST ROOM RESERVATION GA. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 12/16/80 4-24-81 $1500 CHECK HAND DELIVERED TO B-361 RHOB 4/30 – CHECK RETURNED (SEE NOTE IN FILE) 21. (MISSING) 22. PR REQUESTS 1981 I 23. PR REQUESTS 1981 J 24. PR REQUESTS 1981 K 25. PR REQUESTS 1981 L 26. PR REQUESTS 1981 MC 27. PR REQUESTS 1981 N 28. PR REQUESTS 1981 M MALLORY, MR. RICHARD H. PR REQUEST (PICTURE OF PRESIDENT REAGAN VICE PRESIDENT BUSH) RICHARD MALLORY WORK (404) 884-3336 HOME (404) 882-2397 7/14/81 CALLED MAX FRIEDERSDORF’S OFFICE (456-2230) CONCERNING PHOTOGRAPHS & IT WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 2 MONTHS BEFORE WE CAN GET THESE PICTURES. THEY ARE BACKLOGGED ON THESE PICTURES. 7/14/81 TALKED W/MR. MALLORY & HE KNOWS ABOUT THE DELAY. KB. 9/9/81 CALLED MELANIE (WHITE HOUSE) TO CHECK ON THIS. 9/10/81 PICTURES ARE BEING TRANSCRIBED FOR THE MALLOYS & WILL BE SENT SOON. KB PR REQUESTS – MORRIS GARY M. (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS) CLOSED 29. PR REQUESTS 1981 O 30. PR REQUESTS 1981 P 31. PR REQUESTS 1981 Q (EMPTY) 32. PR REQUESTS 1981 R PR REQUESTS MILLER P. ROBINSON, COLUMBUS (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 33. PR REQUESTS 1981 S 34. PR REQUESTS 1981 T 35. PR REQUESTS 1981 U 36. PR REQUESTS 1981 V 37. PR REQUESTS 1981 W 38. PR REQUESTS 1981 XYZ 39. MAR – 1982 – LOG 40. FEB – 1982 – LOG 41. JAN – 1982 – LOG 42. DEC – 1981 – LOG 43. NOV. – 1982 – LOG 44. OCT. – 1982 – LOG 45. SEPT. – 1982 – LOG 46. AUG. – 1982 – LOG 47. JULY– 1982 – LOG 48. JUNE– 1982 – LOG 49. MAY– 1982 – LOG 50. APRIL– 1982 – LOG 51. MAR. – 1982 – LOG 52. FEB. – 1982 – LOG 53. JAN. – 1982 – LOG 54. LOG – DEC. – 1980 55. LOG – NOV. – 1980 56. LOG – OCT. – 1980 57. LOG – SEPT. – 1980 58. LOG – AUG. – 1980 59. LOG – JUL. – 1980 60. LOG – JUN. – 1980 61. LOG – MAY – 1980 62. LOG – APR. – 1980 63. LOG – MAR. – 1980 64. LOG – FEB. – 1980 65. LOG – JAN. – 1980 66. LOG DEC 1979 67. LOG NOV 1979 68. LOG OCT 1979 69. LOG SEPT 1979 70. LOG AUG 1979 71. LOG JULY 1979 72. LOG JUNE 1979 73. LOG MAY 1979 74. LOG APR 1979 75. LOG MARCH 1979 76. LOG – 1979 – FEBRUARY 77. LOG 1979 – JANUARY 78. 1978 DEC – LOG 79. 1978 – LOG – NOV 80. 1978 – LOG – OPCT 81. 1977 FLAGS P. R. FLAGS (COLEMAN SPEER) 82. 1978 CONDOLENCES

BOX 228 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFACTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1968 90TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 2 OF 2 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFACTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1969 91ST CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 2 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFACTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1969 91ST CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 2 OF 2 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFACTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1971 92D CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 2 OF 9 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFACTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1978 95TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 2 OF 5 CONTENTS 56 PT. 3 56 PT. 4 INDEX 6. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFACTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1968 90TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 4 OF 5 CONTENTS 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 INDEX

BOX 229 ASC & VETS. AFFRS. COMMITTEE Folder Title 1. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE 1980 2. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE CALENDAR AND BILL FILE 1980 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION CONVENED JANUARY 3, 1980 MARCH 31, 1980 NO. 4 REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION CONVENED JANUARY 15, 1979 ADJOURNED JANUAEY 3, 1980 (TWO COPIES) UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION CONVENED JANUARY 15, 1979 ADJOURNED JANUARY 3, 1980 FINAL CALENDAR FIRST SESSION 3. 1979 VETERAN’S AFFAIRS COMMITTEE FILE 4. VETERANS’ AFFAIRS SUBCOMMITTEE ON HOUSING (BRINKLEY, CHAIRMAN) 5. ARMED SERVICES – 1979 HEARING ON H. R. 1325 AND H. R. 3385 TO AUTHORIZE THE DISPOSAL OF SILVER FROM THE NATIONAL STOCKPILE AND H. R. 3384 TO AUTHOTIZE THE DISPOSAL OF INDUSTRIAL DIAMOND STONES FROM THE NATIONAL STACKPILE AND THE SUPPLEMENTAL PILE BEFORE THE SEAPOWER AND STRATEGIC AND CRITICAL MATERIALS SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION JULY 25, 1979 MOVING FORWARD ON THE FFG PROGRAM TODD SHIPYARDS CORPORATION 2/29/79 NATO STANDARDIZATION, INTEROPERABILITY AND READINESS REPORT OF THE SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATO STANDARDIZATION, INTEROPERABILITY AND READINESS REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON SRMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WITH ADDITIONAL VIEWS NINETY-FIFTH CONGRESS SESOND SESSION STATEMENT OF PERRY J. FLIAKAS DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE (INSTALL TIONS AND HOUSING) BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE FEBRUARY 14, 1979 STATEMENT OF VICE ADMIRAL DAVID F. EMERSON DIRECTOR RESEARCH. DEVELOPMENT, TEST AND EVALUATION BEFORE THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE ON TRENDS IN R&D TO ENHANCE U. S. SEAPOWER 5 APRIL 1979 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE PRESENTATION TO THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ON INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MARCH 29, 1979 SUBJECT: FY 1980 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM STATEMENT OF: MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM D. GILBERT DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING AND SERVICES UNITED STATES AIR FORCE STATEMENT OF REAR ADMIRAL D. G. ISELIN, CEC, U. S. NAVY COMMANDER, NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND BEFORE THE MILLITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE ON THE FISCAL YEAR 1800 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM 6. SEAPOWER SUBCOMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE 1980 7. MILITARY INSTALLATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE 1980 UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20548 FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY EXPECTED AT 10:00 A. M. EDT JUNE 2, 1980 STATEMENT OF WALTON H. SHELEY, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF GAO’S PROCURMENT AND SYSTEMS ACQUISITION DIVISION BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 8. VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE 1980 9. VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CALENDARS AND BILL FILE 10. VETERANS’ HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE CORRESPONDENCE 1980 11. HEARING FILE HR 7458 BRINKLEY VETERANS REFINANCING BILL 12. COMPENSATION SUBCOMMITTEE (VACM) CORRESPONDENCE 1980 STATEMENT OF THE AMERICAN LEGION 1608 K STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 BY E. PHILIP RIGGIN, DEPUTY DIRECTOR NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION AND ROBERT E. LINGH, DIRECTOR NATIONAL VETERANS AFFAIRS AND REHABILITATION COMMISSION BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEM0RIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ON POW STUDY MANDATED BY P.L. 95-479 JUNE 25, 1980 STATEMENT OF RAYMOND S. BLUNT ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR VETERANS ADMINISTRATION BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEM0RIAL AFFAIRS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON VETERSNS’ AFFAIRS JUNE 25, 1980 AMERICAN DEFENDERS OF BATAAN & CORREGIDOR, INC. (INCLUDING ANY UNIT OF FORCE OF THE ASIATIC FLEET, PHILLIPINE ARCHIPELAGO, WAKE ISLAND, MARIANNA ISLAND, AND DUTCH EAST INDIES) RADM. HENRY W. GOODALL HONORARY COMMANDER RADM. ALAN R. MCCRACKEN, RET. B/FEN. ARNOLD J. FUNK HONORARY VICE-COMMANDERS STATEMENT OF ALFRED A. BRESSI, SPECIAL PROJECTS OFFICER, AMERICAN DEFENDERS OF BATAAN AND CORREGIDOR, BEFORE THE HOUSE VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, 25 JUNE 1980. CONCERNING “THE PRISIONER OF WAR STUDY” MANDATED BY PUBLIC LAW 95-479. AMERICAN DEFENDERS OF BATAAN & CORREGIDOR, INC. (INCLUDING ANY UNIT OF FORCE OF THE ASIATIC FLEET, PHILLIPINE ARCHIPELAGO, WAKE ISLAND, MARIANNA ISLAND, AND DUTCH EAST INDIES) RADM. HENRY W. GOODALL HONORARY COMMANDER RADM. ALAN R. MCCRACKEN, RET. B/FEN. ARNOLD J. FUNK HONORARY VICE-COMMANDERS STATEMENT OF ALFRED A. BRESSI, PAST NATIONAL COMMANDER OF THE AMERICAN DEFENDERS OF BATAAN AND CORREGIDOR, INC. JUNE 25, 1980 1309 (SS3.309) DISEASE SUBJECT TO PRESUMPTIVE SERVICE CONNECTION TESTTIMONY BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION,INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS OF THE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNE 25, 1980 STATEMENT OF CHARLES E. JOECKEL, JR. ASSISTANT NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR DISABLES AMERICAN VETERANS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE & MEMORIAL AFFAIRS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS JUNE 25, 1980 STATEMENT OF S. W. MELIDIOSIAN DIRECTOR, VETERANS ADMINISTRATION CENTER PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS HOUSE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS JUNE 9, 1980 MAY 16, 1980 TO: MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS MAY 9, 1980 TO: MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS APRIL 29, 1980 TO: MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS APRIL 25, 1980 TO: MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS STATEMENT OF DOROTHY L. STARBUCK BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS MAY 7, 1980 STATEMENT OF STEPHEN L. EDMISTON DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION, PENSION, INSURANCE AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS MAY 7, 1980 STATEMENT OF PHILIP R. MAYO, SPECIAL ASSISTANT NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE SERVICE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES BEFOTR THE SUBCOMMITTEE, PENSION, INSURSNCE, AND MEMORIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ON VETERANS; AFFAIRS UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WITH RESPECT TO OVERSIGHT ON THE TIMELINESS AND QUALITY OF THE CLAIMS AND APPEALS PROCESSING FUNCTION ON THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS BENEFITS AND THE BOARD OF VETERANS APPEALS OF THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION MAY 7, 1980 13. JUNE 4, 8:30 AM. SUBC. MARKUP ON COMP. INCREASES SUBC. ON COMP., PEN. INS. AND MEMNORIASL AFFAIRS 14. ARMED SERVICES: SEAPOWER SUBCOMMITTEE 15. DEPT. OF DEFENSE – ANNUAL REPORT 1981 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 1981 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY HAROLD BROWN SECRETARY OF DEFENSE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 1981 HAROLD BROWN SECRETARY OF DEFENSE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE PRESENTATION TO THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FEBRUARY 1980 SUBJECT: REPORT TO THE 96TH CONGRESS STATEMENT OF: HONORABLE HANS M. MARK AND GENERAL LEW ALLEN, JR. CHIEF OF STAFF UNITED STATES AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE PRESENTATION TO THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FEBRUARY 1980 SUBJECT: REPORT TO THE 96TH CONGRESS STATEMENT OF: HONORABLE HANS M. MARK SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE REMARKS GENERAL LEW ALLEN, JR. BEFORE THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 4 FEBRUARY 1980 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 1981 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY HAROLD BROWN SECRETARY OF DEFENSE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301 4 DECEMBER 1979 MEMORANDUM FOR DISTRIBUTION SUBJECT: ADVANCE COPY OF THE FINAL REPORT OF THE DEFENSE SCIENCE BOARD TASK FORCE ON V’STOL AIRCRAFT REVIEW OF DEFENSE-RELATED VERTICAL AND SHORT TAKEOFF AND LANDING (V/STOL) AIRCRAFT PROGRAMS A STAFF STUDY FOR THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION PREPARED BY DR. WALTER Z. COLLINS AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS CONGRESSIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FELLOW OCTOBER 1977-SEPTEMBER 1978 16. DEPT. OF DEFENSE 1980 17. MILITARY POSTURE FY’89 18. STATEMENT OF HON. FRED P. WALKER ESTIMATES FOR NAT’L. DEFENSE ‘80 19. STATEMENT FO W. GRAHAM CLAYTON, JR. FY ’80 BUDGET OF U. D. ARMY 2-2-79 20. PRESENTATION TO 96TH CONGRESS TO HOIN. STETSON, SEC. AND GEN. LEW ALLEN, JR. CHIEF OF STAFF, U. S. AIR FORCE 21. STATEMENT OF ADM. THOMAS B HAYWOOD U. S. FISCAL YEAR ’80 MILITARY POSTURE AND ’80 BEDGET OF U. S,. NAVY 22. REMARKS, GEN. LEW ALLEN, JR. BEFORE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 2-1-78 23. STATEMENT OF GEN. LEWIS H. WILSON, COMMANDANT, MARINE CORP BEFORE CPMM. ON ARMED SERVICES ON M. C. POSTURE PLANS AND PROGRAMS FOR FY ’80 THRU ‘84

BOX 230 1981 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ENERGY – GENERAL 2. PETROLEUM PRICE DECONTROL THE DEREGULATION OF ENERGY RESOURSES POLICY PAPERS OF THE NATIONAL OIL JOBBERS COUNCIL BACKGROUND PAPER THE DECONTROL OF DOMESTIC OIL PRICES: AN OVERVIEW MAY 1979 THE DECONTROL OF DOMESTIC OIL PRICES: AN OVERVIEW THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE THE OIL PRICE DECONTROL DEBATE THE PRESIDENT’S PLAN CHALLENGE/JULY-AUGUST 1979 REPORT NO. 79-256 L PETROLEUM PRICE DECONTROL AND THE WINDFALL PROFITS TAX: SELECTED REFERENCES, 1974-1979 BY KRISTIN M. VAJA ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY BIBLIOGRAPHER LIBRARY SERVICES DIVISION MAY 4, 1979 UPDATED DECEMBER 17, 1979 HD 9560 U. S. C 1 3. ISSUES: ENERGY DECONTROL OF NAT’L GAS 4. ENERGY, CLIPPINGS INFO. ETC. MEMORANDUM TO: CONGRESSMAN FROM: CAROL RE: SOUTHEASTERN INDEPENDENT OIL MARKETERS ASSOCIATION BREAKFAST – JULY 28, 1981 ISSUES: ENERGY (INFO) JUL 14 1981 ISSUES: ENERGY (INFO) MAY 26, 1981 INFORMATION RESOURCES INCORPORATED JUNE 5, 1981 NO. 12 REFINING POLICY REVIEW ISSUES: ENERGY (INFO.) CONYERS INTRODUCES BILL TO REESTABLISH PRICE CONTROLS ON OIL GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ISSUES: ENERGY (INFO) MAY 25, 1981 WOOD ENERGY RESEARCH AT GEORGIA TECH APRIL 1981 BUDGER – ENERGY ISSUES: ENERGY ESC FACT SHEET, MARCH 10, 1981 ISSUES: ENERGY 10 DECEMBER 1980 DEC 12 1980 WOOD ENERGY RESEARCH AT GEORGIA TECH APRIL 1981 DOE NEWS: DOE SETS HEARINGS ON THIRD NATIONAL ENERGY PLAN MARCH 23, 1981 5. RETAIL DIVORCEMENT RECENT CHANGES IN RETAIL GASOLINE MARKETING JANUARY 1981 AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE PETROLEUM COUNCIL OF GEORGIAA DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE COUNCILETTER APRIL 10, 1981 SERVICE STATION DEALERS OF AMERICA, INC. FEB 24 1981 20 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS H. R. 1362 & S. 326 SMALL BUSINESS MOTOR FUEL MARKETER PRESERVATION ACT OF 1981 97TH CONGRESS, 1ST SESSION THE CASE FOR LEGISLATIVE RELIEF FROM THE IMPENDING DESTRUCTION OF SMALL BUSINESS AND COMPETITION IN THE GASOLINE INDUSTRY JANUARY 22, 1980 (REVISED FEBRUARY 1980) 20 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS H. R. 1362 & S. 326 SMALL BUSINESS MOTOR FUEL MARKETER PRESERVATION ACT OF 1981 97TH CONGRESS, 1ST SESSION SERVICESTATION DEALERS OF AMERICA 6. ISSUES: ENERGY FMHA “FREEZE” ON FUNDING FOR ALCOHOL FUEL PROJECTS 7. ISSUES: ENERGY SYNCORP, INC. 8. ISSUES: ENERGY GRANTS AND LOANS APPROPRIATE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY SMALL GRANTS PROGRAM SOUTHEASTERN REGION U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 9. LOW INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE DECEMBER 1980-JANUARY 1981 THE ENERGY CONSUMER SPECIAL EDITION COMMUNITY ALERY: PREPARING FOR ENERGY EMERGENCIES 10. ISSUES: ENERGY – JIM BARTOSH, COLUMBUS RE OIL CRISIS CALLED 10/15 11. ISSUES: ENERGY FRANK SPIKES CLOSED 12. ISSUES: ENERGY REYNOLDS, W. B. 13. ISSUES: ENERGY FOWLER, R. DEAN 14. ISSUES: ENERGY HARSCH, M. K. 15. ISSUES: ENERGY BIO-BLEND 16. ISSUES: ENERGY FRANK A. VENABLE (GASOHOL) 17. ISSUES: ENERGY FUEL UNLIMITED 18. ENERGY THANKS 19. ENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION GENERAL 20. ENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION, INFO., ETC. METALS AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGISTS COLORADO SECTION 3/20/81 BRIEFING BY JOE BROWN, IRA WHITLOCK, PAUL WINEGAR TO ANNE C. NEWS RELEASE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE STATEMENT BY SOUTHEAST REGIONAL DIRECTOR JOE BROWN ON CUMBERLAND ISLAND GENERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN AND WILDERNESS STUDY 21. ENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION THANKS 22. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – GENERAL 23. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (RE LIFE INSURANCE) – BOBBY E. DAVIS, BYRON, GA 24. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – CONTRACTING OUT – WARNER ROBINS – JAMEHR 1576S GIBBS 25. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES 26. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES FT BENNING CONTRACTING OUT - LEO LYONS 27. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES THANKS 28. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CLIPPINGS, INFO., ETC. PATCO PROFESSIONAL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS ORGANIZATION HR 1576 THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER ACT OF 1981 A WRITTEN PRESENTATION ON THE MERITS OF THE BILL COMPARATIVE TAKE HOME PAY (MILITARY VS. FEDERAL EXECUTIVE LEVELS BASED ON EXPECTED OCTOBER 1981 RATES A/) STATEMENT OF ROBERT F. HALE AND JOEL N. SLACKER BEFORE THE NATIONAL SECURITY AND VETERANS TASK FORCE OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MARCH 12, 1981 COMPARATIVE TAKE HOME PAY H. R. 4375 H. R. 116 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GICERNMENT WORKERS STATEMENT OF KENNETH T. BLAYLOCK NATIONAL PRESIDENT AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OB POST OFFICE & CIVIL SERVICE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION & EMPLOYEE BENEFITS ON H. R. 4477, A BILL TO EXTEND THE PAY COMPARABILITY CONCEPT TO A COMPENSATION COMPARABILITY CONCEPT EN COMPASSING BOTH PAY AND BENEFITS. ATLANTA, GEORGIA APRIL 12, 1980 H. R. 1576 (NOT NUMBERED) NK YB SCSJ STUDENT COALITION FOR SOVIET JEWRY 5TH ANNUAL WASHINGTON LOBBY FEBRUARY 25, 1981 29. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS – GENERAL 30. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS – JAMES H. BLANCHARD, COLUMBUS RE MONEY MARKET FUNDS, ETC. CLOSED 31. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS THANKS (EMPTY) 32. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CLIPPINGS, INFO., ETC. 33. FOREIGN AFFAIRS – GENERAL 34. FOREIGN AFFAIRS – THANKS 35. FOREIGN AFFAIRS CLIPPINGS, INFO., ETC. 36. SOVIET JEWERY 37. GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS GENERAL 38. GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS BUGDET 39. GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS CLIPPINGS, INFO.,ETC. MATERIALS OF REGULATORY RELIEF TEXT OF THE ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT TO A JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS ON A PROGRAM FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE OF THE PRESS SECRETARY FEBRUARY 18, 1981 SUMMARY FACT SHEET A PROGRAM FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY (2 COPIES) CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS “BARE-BONES” MEASURE: STOPGAP FUNDING APPROVED FOLLOWING DEFEAT OF PAY RAISE PAGE 3602 - DEC. 20, 1980 FILE ISSUES: GOV’T OPERATIONS ROBERT HYATT 404 – 588-1231 STEVE SOOT B BENEFITS TO FORMER PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES OCTOBER 29, 1980 REPORTS TO BE MADE TO CONGRESS COMMUNICATION FROM THE CLERK, U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES – JANUARY 16, 1981 40. GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS THANKS (EMPTY) 41. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – GEN. 42. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES CLIPPINGS, INFO., ETC. SUMMARY OF AHCA VIEWS ON LONG TERM CARE POLICY ISSUES AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION KEY LONG TERM CARE ISSUES IN THE 1981 BUDGET RECONCILIATION LEGISLATION GEORGIA HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION FACT SHEET CONCERNING MEDICAID CUTS IN GEORGIA; NURSING HOME INDUSTRY COMPARISON OF DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN MEDICAID PROPOSALS BEFORE THE ENERGY & COMMERCE COMMITTEE NORTH CENTRAL GEORGIA HEALTH SYSTEM AGENCY. INC. RE: PRESIDENT REAGAN’S PROPOSAL FOR BLOCK GRANTS AND TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT REDUCTION IN FEDERAL FUND ISSUES: HHS BUDGET CUT UNLABELED POCKET FOLDER ISSUES: HEALTH & HS MAR 30, 1981 RE: MEETING WITH ARNIE KUYPERS, HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY OF CENTRAL GEORGIA, INC., WARNER ROBINS HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY OF CENTRAL GEORGIA. INC. JAN 12 1981 ISSUES: HEALTH PHYSCIANS EDUCATION NETWORK. INCORPORATED JANUARY 9, 1981 FEDERAL INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF DISABLED PERSONS OYDP INFORMATION KITEXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF FEDERAL INVOLVEMENT IN IYDP - 1981

BOX 231 1982 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) ENVIRONMENT - ’82 GEN. 1. ENVIRONMENT – CLEAN AIR ACT NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ACIS RAIN UPDATE CLEAN AIR PROGRESS ON H. R. 5252 FEBRUARY 10, 1982 GEORGIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FEBRUARY 8/1982 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ASSOCIATION 2 FEBRUARY 1982 FEB 16 1982 NAM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS FEBRUARY 24, 1982 CLEAN AIR ACT REAUTHORIZATION STATUS REPORT FOR REPRESENTATIVES FEBRUARY 1, 1982 DINGELL, LUKEN, BROYHILL INTRODUCE DIRTY AIR BILL NATIONAL CLEAN AIR COALITION AMERICAN PAPER INSTITUTE, INC. JANUARY 26, 1983 SIERRA CLUB ISSUES: ENVIRONMENT JANUARY 28, 1982 H. R. 5252 SAVE THE FLINT ENVIRON. MAR 16 1982 NAM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS Q & A ON THE CLEAN ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1982 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SUPPORTING INFORMATION ON THE LUKEN BILL (HR 5252) AMERICAN PAPER INSTITUTE, INC. NATIONAL FOREST PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION CLEAN AIR NOW CLEARING THE AIR: WHY H. R. 5252 IS NEEDED AND NOW! SYMPOSIUM ON THE EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON FARM COMMODITIES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1982 H. RES. 252 CLEAN AIR ACT AMEMDMENTS OND THE 97TH CONGRESS ISSUE BRIEF NUMBER IB87726 ISSUE BRIEF AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE LEGISLATIVE ANALYSES THE CLEAN AIR ACT PROPOSALS FOR REVISIONS CLEAN AIR ACT REAUTHORIZATION STATUS REPORT FOR REPRESENTATIVES SEPTEMBER 18, 1981 REAGAN ADMINISTRATION “PRINCIPLES” DEVASTATE CLEAN AIR ACT PERSPECTIVE ON NATIONAL ISSUES CLEAN AIR AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE NAM HOW THE LUKEN BILL WILL REMOVE OBSTACLES TO CLEANER AIR, JOBS, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH ISSUES: ENVIRON (CLEAN AIR) MIDDLE GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION APRIL 5, 1982 MVMA MOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES, INC. SUMMARY OF HR 5252, CLEAN ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1981 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 MARCH 10, 1982 WALL STREET JOURNAL ENDORSES H. R. 5252, CLEAN AIR BILL PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD THE CLEAN AIR ACT A REPORT PREPARED FOR THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES DECEMBER 1981 ISSUES: ENVIRONMENT INCREASED AUTOMOBILE FUEL EFFICIENCY AND SYNTHETIC FUELS ALTERNATIVES FOR REDUCING OIL IMPORTS 2. ISSUES: ENVIRONMENT CLIPPINGS, ETC. GREENPEACE U. S. A. 2007 “R” STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20009 ERIC FERSCH 468-1177 MEMORANDUM JB WILL TAKE STAND FOR EMC & EPA BOTH ON THIS. GET W/HIM ON THIS IF ANYTHING COMES THROUGH. KB ALTERNATE BUDGET PROPOSALS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT FISCAL YEAR 1983 MARCH 1, 1982 WATER RESOURCES DEVELOP[MENT IN GEORGIA 1981 BY THE US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS 3. ISSUES: ENVIRONMENT STALNAKER, TOMMY 4. ISSUES: ENVIRON./CONSERV. NEWMAN, J. G. 5. ISSUES: ENVIRON. LT. GEN. BRATTON CORPS OF ENG’S BUDGET 3/24 3/24 CALLED LT. NOT READY 6. ISSUES: ENVIRONMENT (THANK YOU) 7. HEALTH BENEFITS 8. CIVIL PERSONNEL EMPLOYEE SERVICES MASTER LABOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN AIR FORCE LOGISTICS COMMAND AND AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES (AFL-CIO) COUNCIL NO. 214 AGREEMENT BETWEEN HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES ARMY INFANTRY CENTER UNITED STATES ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY UNITED STATES ARMY DENTAL ACTIVITY UNITED STATES COMMUNICATIONS COMMAND UNITED STATES ARMY COMMISSARY AND LOCAL NO. 54 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO COVERING ALL NONSUPERVISORY GENERAL SCHEDULE (GS) EMPLOYEES AS STATED IN ARTICLE I PUBLIC LAW 95-454 95TH CONGRESS FOR YOUR BENEFIT CIVILIAN INFORMATION FOR SUPERVISORS 16 JULY 1980 UNITED STATES ARMY INFANTRY CENTER AND INFANTRY SCHOOL INFORMATION BROUCHURE FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 9. ISSUES, FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (FEDERAL EMPLOYEES’ HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM) (CONTACTED BY HUBERT P. SHIPLEY) 10. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES ’87 GEN. ISSUES: FED EMPLOYEES JB SIGNED FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE TASK FORCECONGRESSMAN – WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN SIGNING? THEY MUST KNOW BY 2:30 TODAY (8/2) THANKS, CAROL YES ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH THE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES AT REDSTONE ARSENAL. JACK BRINKLEY UNITED STATES OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT NEWS MONDAY 12, 1982 OPM DIRECTOR DEVINE NOTIFIES HOUSE LEADERS OF SUPPORT FOR ALTERNATE WORK SCHUDULES BILL; EASY PASSAGE SEEN ISSUES: FED EMP. GPO GPO – FURLOUGH ISSUE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17 11. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (THANK YOU) 12. (MISSING) 13. ISSUES: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) (EMPTY) (SECOND 13) FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN ’82 GENERAL CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN GEORGIA CORPORATION 1981 ANNUAL REPORT 14. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MR. AMOS RE TREASURY 15. ISSUES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS – CLIPPINGS, ETC. AND THANK YOU 16. (NO LABEL) THE BENEFITS AND COSTS OF THE EXPORT-IMPORT BANK LOAN SUBSIDY PROGRAM EXPORT-IMPORT BANK (ARCHIVED—02/15/80) ISSUE BRIEF NUMBER IB74108 ARCHIVED ISSUE BRIEF CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS EXPORT- IMPORT BANK OF THE U. S. REPORT NO. 81-109E EXPORT-IMPORT BANK: SELECTED ISSUES BY GEORGE HOLLIDAY SPECIALIST IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FINANCE AND JANE GRAVELLE SPECIALIST IN TAXATION AND FISCAL POLICY AND PATRICIA WERTMAN ANALYST IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FINANCE AND DAVID D. DRISCOLL CONSULTANT IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND ASMA KHALID ECONOMIC ANALYST ECONOMICA DIVISION MAY 6, 1981 HF 1405 U. S. B RECIPROCITY IN INTERNATIONALTRADE IP 0202R INFO PACK BACKGROUND MATERIAL  RECIPROCITY IN FOREIGN TRADE ISSUE BRIEF NUMBER IB82043 ISSUES BRIEF 17. FOREIGN AFFAIRS ’82 GENERAL 18. ISSUES: FOREIGN AFFAIRS (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 19. GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS ’82 GENERAL BUDGET 20. ISSUES: GOVT. OPERATIONS THANK YOU (EMPTY) 21. ISSUES: GOVT. OPERATIONS CLIPPINGS, ETC. (EMPTY) 22. ISSUES: H. H. S. – NURSES – CONVERNS (OSCAR) …. 23. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES ’82 GENERAL 24. ISSUES: HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – CLIPPINGS, ETC. (EMPTY) 25. ISSUES: HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – THANK YOU STATEMENTS OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION COMPENDIUM OF STATEMENTS TO THE CONGRESS AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES 1982 NORTH CENTRAL GEORGIA HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCY ANNUAL REPORT 1980-1981 FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FEDERAL HEALTH PROGRAMS FY 1983 COALITION FOR HEALTH FUNDING

BOX 232 1979 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. H.R. 1776 BRINKLEY BILL FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION IMPROVEMENTS ACT OF 1979 MAY 13, 1979 – COMMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE IF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED MR. STAGGERS, FROM THE COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE, SUBMITTED THE FOLLOWING REPORT TOGETHER WITH DISSENTING AND ADDITIOPNAL VIEWS –(TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 2313) 96TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION H. R. 1776 THE REGULATORY ACTION NETWORK: WASHINGTON WATCH VOL. 1 NO. 2 JUNE 1, 1979 THE REGULATORY ACTION NETWORK: WASHINGTON WATCH VOL. 1 NO. 1 APRIL 27, 1979 A READER’S DIGEST REPRINT TIME TO CONTROL RUNAWAY REGULATION BY PAUL MURRAY L. WEIDENBAUM H. R. 1776 (13 COPIES) 2. H. R. 1776 BB ALLOW CHARITABLE DEDUCTIONS TO TAX PAYERS WHETHER OR NOT THEY ITEMIZE 3. COMPARISONS OF REGULATORY REFORM LIGISLATION RAY CLIFTON – GEORGIS EMC H. R. 1776 S. 755 H. R. 3263 S. 262 H. R. 343 4. HR 1984 BB REQUIRE SPECIFIC ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSES FOR ALL RULES 5. H. R. 2105 BRINKLEY BILL 6. H. R. 2153 BB TO AUTHORIZE SEC. OF AG. TO GUARANTEE LOANS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF FUEL ALDOHO PLANTS; PROVIDE FOR SECURE SUPPLY OF FEED STACKS FOR OPERATION OF SUCH PLANTSL PROVIDE FOT DECURE SUPPLY OF FEED STACKS FOR OPERATION OF SUCH PLANTS; TO AMEND AG. ACT… 7. H. R. 2154 BB 8. H. R. 2157 BB CIVIL DEFENSE BILLS: CO-SPONSORS TO H. R. 2157 (DUAL USE) AND H. R. 2158(EXCESS PROPERTY) 9. H. R. 2158 BB 10. H. R. 2282 BB 11. H. R. 2472 BB FORSAKEN SPOUSES HEALTH BENEFITS 12. H. R. 2704 BB (SEE 4086) 13. H. R. 2744 BB TO REPEAL CARRYOVER BASIS PROVISIONS ADDED BY RAX REFORM ACT OF 1976 14. H. R. 3098 BB 15. H. R. 3245 BB INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR STATUS 16. H. R. 3328 BB 17. H. R. 3567 BB 18. H. R. 3609 BB TO ALLOW CERTAIN MARRIED INDIVIDUALS WHO FILE SEPARATE RETURNS TO BE TAXED AS UNMARRIED 19. H. R. 3905 BB ALCOHOL FUEL AND FARM COMMITTEE (SEE H. R. 2153) 20. H. R. 3981 BB TO DELAY IMPLEMENTATION OF SEC. 366 OF REV. ACT “PACKWOOD AMENDMENT’… 21. H. R. 3989 BB TO PROVIDE FOT ESTABLISHMENT WITHIN NAT’L CEMETERY LOCATED IN RUSSELL COUNTY, AL KNOWN AS “FT. MITCHELL” SEE 1202 22. H. R. 3989 BB (SEE H. E. 3989 – FT MITCHELL) (421) 23. H. R. 4015 BB TO AMENDTITLE 38 U. S. CODE TO ESTABLISH DEMONSTRATION CENTERS OF GERIATRIC RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND CLINICAL OPERATIONS WITH V. A. 24. H. R. 39 (6 COPIES)

BOX 233 1979-81 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. SOUVENIR PROGRAM GENERAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CONBENTION OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA DR. C. M. ALEXANDER, PRESIDENT FOURTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 109TH ANNUAL SESSION NOVEMBER 12-16, 1979 THEME:”FULFILLING GOD’S GREAT EXPECTATIONS THROUGH STEWARDSHIP” 2. STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY 11-16-79 SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE HEARING ON GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA FEDERAL CHARTER LEGISLATION 3. HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION DINNER SPEECH NOV. 20, 1979 HARMONY CLUB 4. E-STAR AWARD PRESENTATION TO WEST POINT FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP NOV. 21, 1979 5. SPEECHES: COLUMBUS CIVILIAN CLUB 11-29-79 CALVARY BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, COLUMBUS, GA. 6. COLUMBUS JAYCEES SPEECH WEST GEORGIA COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL CENTER DEC. 2, 1979 7. ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY CONSOLIDATION/CONTAINERIZATION DEC. 3, 1979 8. GRADUATING CEREMONY. 1ST INFANTRY TRAINING BRIGADE. FT. BENNING 12-17-79 REMARKS OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY COLUMBUS, GA. 9. TUESDAY, JAN. 15, 1980 FORT GORDON TOUR FLIGHT BRIEFING AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES AVIATION DIVISION, DPT LAWSON ARMY AIRFIELD FORT BENNING, GEORGIA DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER FORT GORDON, GEORGIA 30905 BG FREDERICK C. BIEHUSEN, M. D., MC COMMANDING COMMAND BRIEFING FOR: HON DOUGLAS BARNARD HON BO GINN HON JACK BRINKLEY HON. LAWRENCE MCDONALD MR. RAY RICHARDS BRIEFING OFFICER: LTC JAMES E. MCINTYRE, MSC 15 JANUARY 1980 SIGNAL SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION INFANTRY JULY- AUGUST 1971 IN THIS ISSUE: MECH INFANTRY – WHAT NEXT? * AWOL DEMON OF DEATH * BLUEPRINT FOR TOMORROW ARMOURED CAVALRY JOURNAL THE FIELD FORCES TEAM DETACHABLE FUSELAGE PACK PLANE IN THE FUTURE OF AIR TRANSPORTABILITY - DETACHABLE TANK? (SEE PAGE 2) ARMY OUR DIMINISHING MANPOWER POOL SIGNAL NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER 1979 AFCEA 10. SPEECH – JAN. 28, 1980 CENTURY INN, ATLANTA (GINGRICH) 11. ANDREW COLLEGE KEYNOTE ADDRESS FEB. 2, 1980 – JACK BRINKLEY 12. SPEECH FEB. 15, 1980 HOUSTON COUNTY HOSPITAL MENTAL HEALTH WING OPENING 13. BREAKFAST MEETING FEB. 19, 1980 3RD DISTRICT GA. LEGISLSTORS 14. 3/6/80 MANCHESTER PILOTS CLUB/ MERIWETHER COUNTY CIVIC NIGHT (ANNE CHEEK GAVE SPEECH) PENTAGON GARLAND L. TOMLIN, JR. WIFE – ONE OF WASH PAPERS (W) 692-3146 (H) 532-2156 FALLS CHURCH, VA. MRS. PEGGY HOPKINS – HAMILTON HARRIS COUNTY BETTY BUCHANAN MR. & MRS. WOFFORD JACKSON – JB IS THE GREATEST WILLIE MARSHALL – TELL JB HELLO HE CAN DEPEND ON HIM MILEAGE 13145-12886= 259 STEVE STARLING -> MANC. STAR MERCURY LEILA DANIEL – CATERER & GREAT LEMON PIE 15. SPEECH KIWANIS CLUB – COLUMBUS – APRIL 8, 1980 4/8/80 KIWANIS CLUB – COLUMBUS SPEECH FILE H. R. 7010 KIWANIS FILE CORPORATE DEMOCRACY ACT ATLANTA KIWANIAN VOL. 59 TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1980 NO. 28 KIWANIS CLUB OF COLUMBUS REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON A LETTER HOME – ON ENERGY WELFARE REFORM NATIONAL DEFENSE 16. BOY SCOUT AWARD SPEECH APRIL 017, 1980 1ST ANNUAL DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN AWARD DINNER HONORING JACK THOMAS BRINKLEY BE PREPARED BSA COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CONVENTION AND TRADE CENTER APRIL SEVENTEENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY (TWO COPIES) 17. SPEECH – COLUMBUS COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSN. APRIL 26, 1980 COLUMBUS COLLEGE POEM 4/26/81 THE NINTH ANNUAL COLUMBUS COLLEGE ALUMNI RECOGNITION BANQUET ELIZABATH BRADLEY TURNER CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION APRIL 26, 1980 7:30 P. M. (TWO COPIES) COLUMBUS COLLEGE SPEECH APRIL 26, 1980 18. AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 25TH ANNIVERSARY APRIL 18, 1980 SPEECH 19. SPEECH TO AUSA ANNUAL PICNIC AT FT. BENNING – MAY 17, 1980 20. SPEECH TO NORTH CAROLINA YOUNG DEMOCRATS – MAY 17, 1980 NORTH CAROLINA YOUNG DEMOCRATS LEADERS IN THE 80’S 1980 YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF NORTH CAROLINA INSTALLATION BANQUET LEADERSHIP, WITH UNITY, DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE, 21. 5-22-24-80 FT. HOOD, TEXAS VISIT REP BRINKLEY 217 VISITOR INFORMATION FOR THE HONORABLE MR. BRINKLEY GUEST OF THE COMMANDER III CORPS AND FORT HOOD FORT HOOD, TEXAS  WELCOME  ITINERARY  COMMANDERS  MISSION  MAP  KEY TELEPHONE LIST 22. 5/24/80 PHENIX CITY SPEECH PATRIOTIC RALLY 23. 5/25/80 MEMORIAL DAY SPEECH TO CHATTAHOOCHEE VETERANS COUNCIL PARK HILL CEMETERY – COLUMBUS NATIONAL MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1980 AT PARKHILL CEMETARY SPONSORED BY THE CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY VETERANS COUNCIL 24. SERTOMA CLUB INTERNATIONAL REMARKS 6/12/80 AWARD SOUTH MOVEMENT CHARTER BANQUET OF DOWNTOWN SERTOMA CLUB COLUMBUS, GEORGIA AND INSTALLATION BANQUET OF DOWNTOWN SERTOMA CLUB METROPOLITAN SERTOMA CLUB MUSCOGEE SERTOMA CLUB SERTOMA CLUB OF COLUMBUS HARMONY CLUB COLUMBUD, GEORGIA JUNE 12, 1980 6:15 P. M. 25. THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTION DINNER 7:00 PM SAT. 6/14/80 REMARKS 26. DEDICATION SPEECH – MERIWETHER COUNTY COURTHOUSE 6-21-80 27. EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 6/29/80 THE ENLIGHTENER EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 3564 FORREST ROAD COLUMBUS, GA. 31907 VOLUME XXX JUNE 1980 NUMBER 24 VICTORY COL. ROBT. D. SWEENEY 4828 ALLEGHENY DRIVE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31907 THE WYNNTON WINDOW WYNNTON BAPTIST CHURCH COLUMBUS, GEORGIA DR. CHARLES J. GRANADE, PASTOR VOLUME 36 JUNE 27, 1980 NUMBER 25 SUNDAY. JUNE 29 IS PROMOTION DAY IN SUNDAYSCHOOL FOR NURSERY THROUGH GRADES 11 AND 12 PROMOTION SCHEDULE JULY 29 SECOND THOUGHTS 28. JULY 4, 1980 RECESS SCHEDULE CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY 29. GA. POWER CO. SPEECH TO MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES 7-07-80 30. GA. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSOC. CONVENTION 7-17-80 REMARKS OF CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY TO THE GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION CONVENTION ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 7:00 PM, JULY 17, 1980 PICTURE OF JACK BRINKLEY SANSCRIPT 1980GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION 28TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET STADIUM HOTEL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 7:00 P. M. JULY 17, 1980 BRAVES ROOM BANQUET PRPGRAM (2) GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM 31. FACEVILLE SCHOOL REUNION 7/22/80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 32. D. A. V. RIBBON CUTTING, COLUMBUS, GA. 8/02/80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY DAV DEDICATION AT 2:00 P. M. AUGUST 2, 1980 FOUNTAIN CITY CHAPTER NO. 56 230 AIRVIEW DRIVE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA (3 COPIES) 33. COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST 8/04/80 JACK BRINKLEY EXCERPTS FROM AN ADDRESS TO THE COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF CONGRESS BY CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY DEAN, GEORGIA DELEGATION AUGUST 4, 1980 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY APRIL 25, 1980 HOMEWORK BY U. S. REPRESENTATIVE JACK BRINKLEY DEAN, GEORGIA HOUSE DELEGATION VA HOME LOANS JUNE 18, 1980 VA LOANS(FOLLOW –UP) JUNE 20, 1980 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 96TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1980 34. BROTHERHOOD SPEAKER FIRSTBAPTIST CHURCH OF AMERICUS – 10/10/80 CONGRESSMANJACK BRINKLEY 35. BRINKLEY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE MEETING 10/7/80 36. URBAN LEAGUE LUNCHEON 10/14/80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 37. FRIDAY 10/17/80 – WTVM-TV “FOCUS” 12:30 – COLUMBUS TALK SHOW TIE IT IN ANNE FROM WHAT TO WHAT? B A 1 FT BENNING – BEFORE & AFTER – 2 NEW (PARTIALLY INPLEMENTED) THEN (FULLY IMPLEMENTED) 3 IMPORT 11 MEASURED (?) B CORRESPONDENCE – C – CONFIRMATION – ONLY IF NECESSARY 38. V. F. W. POST, WARNER ROBINS, GA. 10/18/80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 39. CHAMBER OF CONGRESS, CALLAWAY GARDENS – 10/22/80 CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY AIR FORCE ASSOC. PRESENTATION OF CHARTER 10/24/80 M-X WILL WORK THE M-X ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT: ITS PURPOSE BRIEF FACTS ABOUT M-X K-X TERMS 40. AIR FORCE ASSOC. PRESENTATION OF CHARTER 10/24/80 HOW M-X WILL WORK THE M-X ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT: ITS PURPOSE BRIEF FACTS ABOUT M-X M-X TERMS 41. FUNDRAISER FOR SEN TALMADGE 10-27-80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY DINNER TICKET FOR SENATOR HERMAN TALMADGE MONDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1980 A BIOGRAPHY OF HERMAN EUGENE TALMADGE 9/11 – ANNE SHOEMAKER PHONED W/REQUEST. I ASJED JB WHEN HE CALLED IN THEN ACCEPTED W/ANNE. JULIA WILL BE GETTING IN TOUCH WITH US. CONGRESSMAN TALMADGE THOMASTON 42. GENTIAN PTA 10-28-80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 43. DOWNTOWN ROTARY CLUB-10-29-80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 44. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY BANQUET 10-30-80 THOMASTON HON. JACK BRINKLEY 45. PERRY TUTEN DINNER 10-31-80 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 46. KEENAGE CLUB, HILTON TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 1-15-81 HON. JACK BRINKLEY 47. FEB. 16, 1981 THIRD DIST. LEGISLATORS (ATLANTA) 48. (MISSING) 49. HON. JACK BRINKLEY HAMBY SMITH ROUGE MILITARY INSTALLATIONS & FACILITIES S/DC ARMED SERVICES C PUBLIC LAW 96-418-OCT. 10/1980 94 STAT. 1749 GEORGIA COUNTY GOVERNMENT PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF GEORGIA THE VOICE OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT FEBRUARY 1981 50. STATEMENT BEFORE HOUSE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION SUBC. OF APPROPRIATIONS ON FT BENNING BARRACKS #8 COMPLEX APRIL 8, 1981 51. GA. STATE AFL-CIO (ACTWU) REP. JACK BRINKLEY. APR. 16, 1981 52. CAMELLIA STAMP ISSUANCE CEREMONY REP. JACK BRINKLEY 4-23- 81 53. GA EMC. FLINT ELECTRIC REYNOLDS – REP. JACK BRINKLEY 4-20-81 54. SPEECH FILE CUSSETA LIONS CLUB PHONE HOOK UP (4-28-81) 55. 5-5-81 STATEMENT BEFORE THE SUBC. OF INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES WARM SPRINGS FISH HATCHERY 56. JB REAPPORTIONMENT STATEMENT ON WED. MAY 6, 1981 57. JUNE 24, 1981 HOUSE FLOOR STATEMENT ON TITLE VIII OF H. R. 3519 ON CIVIL DEFENSE 58. KIWANIS CLUB OF COLUMBUS REP. JACK BRINKLEY. 6-30-81 59. EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 9-05-81 REP. JACK BRINKLEY 60. MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE REP. JACK BRINKLEY 7/11/81 SUCCESS IS A MATTER OF MARGINS (4 COPIES) 25TH ANNUAL GMHA CONVENTION JULY 9 – 12, 1981 JUN 15, 1987 SPEECH FILE – JULY 11 HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE APPROVES $8.8 MILLION FOR MANUFACTURED HOUSING PROJECT RISK OF FIRE AND FIRE FATALITIES LOWER IN MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMES, STUDY SAYS COMPARISON OF FIRE RISK IN MOBILE HOMES AND SITE-BUILT HOUSES JULY 8, 1980 MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE MOBILE HOME BUSINESS DEPRECIATION STATISTICS MOBILE HOME APPRECIATION STATISTICS 61. R. SHAEFER HEARD PARK DEDICATION 7/25/81 REP. JACK BRINKLEY H. R. 6243 REMARKS OF CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY DEDICATION OF R. SHAEFER HEARD PARK JULY 25, 1981 (4 COPIES) DEDICATION R. SHAEFER HEARD PARK 10:00 A. M. –E. D. S. T. SARURDAY, JULY 25, 1981 (2 PROGRAMS) R. SHAEFER HEARD PUBLIC RECREATIONAL PARK (MAP) 62. FT. BENNING AIRBORNE SCHOOL AUG. 20, 1981 APEECH FILE 63. MUSCOGEE COUNTY EDUCATORS SEPT. 4, 1981 SPEECH FILE 64. FARM MEETING, PERRY, GA. AUG. 28, 1981 SPEECH FILE DOCUMENT NUMBER = HBILL03603 H. R. 3603 65. THE GREAT PUMPKIN FESTIVAL, COCHRAN, GA. HON. JACK BRINKLEY 10-24-81 66. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NOV. 6, 1981 67. PRATT AND WHITNEY GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES – NOV. 6, 1981 68. MIDDLE GA. CAMILLIA SOC. ANNUAL CAMELLIA SHOW, FT. VALLEY, GA. NOV. 14, 1981 HON. AND MRS JACK BRINKLEY 69. OSUT RECEPTION STATION GROUNDBREAKING, FT. BENNING, 12-4-81 70. FARMERS APPRECIATION DAY HAWKINSVILLE, GA. DEC. 5, 1981 HON. JACK T. BRINKLEY

BOX 234 1974-76 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. SPEECH FILE: 1-15-74 ROBINS AFB BETTER MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 2. SPEECH: 1-18-74 LUMMUS INDUSTRIAL PRESIDENTIAL “E: AWARD- COLUMBUS, GA. 3. SPEECH: 1-26-74 COMMISSIONING THE U. S. S. PHARRIS 4. SPEECH FILE: 1-27-74 CHASE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS, GA. 5. SPEECH: 2-4-76 OPENING OF CORA’S BEAUTHY SHOP, COLUMBUS, GA 6. SPEECH: 2-26-74 STATEMENT BEFORE PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT SUBCOMMITTEE 7. SPEECH FILE: 2/10/74 GIDEON DAY SPEAKER – BETHLEHEM MISSIONARY BAPTIST BONAIRE, GA. 8. SPEECH FILE: 2-12-74 WARNER ROBINS ROTARY CLUB 9. SPEECH: 2-15-74 KIWANIS CLUB OF VIENNA 10. SPEECH FILE: 2-22-74 FUNERAL SERVICE PRACTITIONERS, INC. COLUMBUS, GA. 11. SPEECH: 3-15-74 TELEPHONE HOOK-UP HARRIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT CLASS 12. TRIP FOLDER SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION INFORMATION PREPARED FOR HONORABLE JACK T. BRINKLEY 3ES CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, GEORGIA MATCH 1974  MISSION  CONSERVATION NEEDS  STAFFING  ASSISTANCE TO DISTRICTS  WATERSHED PROJECTS  ROAD PROJECTS 13. SPEECH: 4-6-74 GA. WILDLIFE FEDERATION LEGISLATIVE REPORT VOL. 4 NO. 4 DECEMBER, 1973 THE GEORGIA WILDLIFE FEDERATION NEEDS YOU THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE AN ANALYSES OF LAWS RELATED TO THE BOUNTY OF WOLVES IN THE UNITED STATES FEBRUARY 5, 1970 14. SPEECH: 4-6-74 NATIONAL LITTLE LEAGUE OPENING DAY CEREMONIES (RIGDEN PARK) COLUMBUS 15. SPEECH 4-7-74 CEREMONY FOR COOPERCREEK PARK INTRODUCTION OF PHIL CAMPBELL 16. SPEECH 4-28-74 EXPANSION AND RENOVATION DEDICATION OF ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, GA. REMARKS OF REP. JACK BRINKLEY ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SUNDAY – APRIL 28, 1974  AN INVITATION ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL  DEDICATION OF THE EXPANSION AND RENOVATION OF ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, GEORGIS SUNDAY – APRIL 28, 1974  TO SERVE YOU ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 17. SPEECH OF 5-3-74 COLUMBUS ELECTRICAL JOINT APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAM BANQUET o WHEN GOD MADE A FATHER o COLUMBUS ELECTRICAL JOINT APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING PROGRAM THE MARTINIQUE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA MAY 3, 1974 7:30 P. M. 18. MAY 17, 1974 SPEECH TO THOMASTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THOMASTON, GA. 19. SPEECH FILE 5-24-74 COLS LIFE UNDERWRITERS PRESENTED ITS CITIZEN OF YEAR AWARD 20. SPEECH FILE: 5-24-74 NAT’L SECRETARIES ASSN. OPEN HOUSE IN COLUMBUS, GA. 21. SPEECH FILE: 5-31-74 GRADUATION EXERCISES SOUTHLAND ACADEMY AMERICUS, GA. 22. SPEECH FILE:5-31-74 SOUTHLAND ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES IN AMERICUS, GA. 23. SPEECH FILE: 6-15-74 DAVE STATE CONVENTION BANQUET IN COLUMBUS CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 93RD CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1974 VOL. 120 NO. 72 SEE PAGE H4270 THE GEORGIA D. A. V. MAGAZINE SUMMER 1974 24. SPEECH FILE: 6-27-74 NAT’L SHRINE CLOWN ASSN. ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY 25. SPEECH FILE 6-29-74 AFGE MEETING IN COLUMBUS BRINKLEY- TALMADGE APPRECIATION 26. SPEECH: 8-12-74 FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH COLUMBUS, GA 27. SPEECH: 8/18/74 STATEMENT BEFORE SUBC. ON COMPENSION PENSION 0F HOUSE VA COMMITTEE IN SUPPORT OF HR 3352, HR 15885 AND HR 13400 28. SPEECH FILE 8-23-74 MUSKOGEE CHAPTER AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN’S ASSN. – COLUMBUS 29. BREAKFAST MEETING AT BARTOW MILLER’S – ARRANGED BY FELIX PATRICK 9-7-74 30. 9-7-74 NATIONAL BANK PF FT. BENNING CUSSETA BRANCH OPENING 31. SEPT., 1974 BABE RUTH LEAGUE 32. SPEECH: 10-11-74 RETIRED OFFICERS ASSN. CHATTAHOOCHEE CHAPTER – COLUMBUS 33. SPEECH FILE 11-22-74 FT. BENNING DIST. OF CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL #91 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 34. 11-25-74 PILOT CLUB, WARNER ROBINS 35. SPEECH FILE 12-6-74 ROTC NORTHSIDE HIGH SCHOOL WARNER ROBINS, GA. 36. SPEECH FILE 1-7-75 MUSCOGEE COUNTY 37. SPEECH FILE 1-9-75 PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 38. SPEECH FILE 2-3-75 MT. VERNON BAPTIST ASSN. CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP SEMINAR FEBRUARY 3, 1975 PROGRAM 39. SPEECH FILE 2-8-75 MEDICAL ASSISTANTS LEADERSHIP WORKSHOP IN MACON (CRISSY SPENCE) 40. SPEECH FILE 2-12-75 COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST MEETING – AIRPORT HOLIDAY INN 41. SPEECH 3-13-75 INTRODUCTION OF NAT’L. COMMANDER OF AM VETS. ESSLEY BURDINE BEFORE HOUSE VETERANS’ AFFAIRS COMMITTEE BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 42. SPEECH FILE 3-21-75 VOT EMPLOYEE – EMPLOYEE BANQUET THE MARTINQUE, COLUMBUS, GA. (UNABLE TO DECIPHER WRITING ON INNER FILE DOES HAVE PROGRAMS FROM THE VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING EMPLOYER – EMPLOYEE BANQUET: 1 COPY RALSTON HOTEL APRIL 19, 1974 AND 2 COPIES MARTINIQUE MOTOR HOTEL MARCH 21, 1975) 43. SPEECH FILE 5-12-75 GA. BANKERS ASSN. IN ATLANTA 83RD CONVENTION GEORGIA BANKERS ASSOCIATION MAY 11-13, 1975 HYATT REGENCY ATLANTA AELANTA, GEORGIA 44. SPEECH FILE 5-26-75 WARMER ROBINSHIGH DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE BANQUET 45. SPEECH FILE 5-27-75 KIWANIS CLUB OF THOMASTON 46. SPEECH FILE 7-4-75 AFGE IN COLUMBUS, GA. 47. SPEECH FILE 7-12-75 EASTERN LITTLE LEAGUER COLUMBUS 48. WOKS INTERVIEW IN COLUMBUS 7-12-75 49. SPEECH FILE – 8/30/75 – MASONIC HISTORICAL MARKER (3 COPIES) UNVEILING MASONIC HISTORICAL MARKER COMMEMORATING ORGANIZATION OF COLUMBUS LODGE NO 7, F. & A. M. OCTOBER 9, 1828 1127 – 2ND AVE., COLUMBUS. GA. AUGUST 30, 1975 50. SPEECH FILE 9-13-75 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS IN COLUMBUS AT HARMONY CLUB LUNCHEON ADDRESS AUDIENCE: LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, COLUMBUS TOPIC: “THE PRESIDENCY” OUTLINE SAT., SEPT. 13, 1975 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA VOTER P. O. BOX 6725. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31907 MARHORIR DURDEN, PRESIDENT DORIS HALOUSKA, EDITOR VOLUME 5, NUMBER 1 SEPTEMBER, 1975 51. SPEECH FILE 9-20-75 MT. HERMON LODGE NO. 304 F AND AM 52. SPEECH FILE 10-4 THIRD DISTRICT DELEGATION MEETING IN COLUMBUS, GA. OPTIMETRIC ASSN. HOST 53. SPEECH FILE 10-11-75 AMERICAN PODIATRY ASSN. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO SCHEDULE FOR THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY FOR THE COLUMBUS DAY RECESS – OCTOBER 10 – 28, 1975 ITINERARY FOR CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY FOR TRIP TO ALBUQUEQUE, NEW MEXICO WEEKWND OF OCTOBER 10, 1975 PPAC PODIATRY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE LEGISLATIVE ACTION TO KEEP PODIATRY IN THE NATIONAL HEALTH CARE PICTURE WORKING FOR YOU AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL 99+ 4 COURNERS PODIATRY SEMINAR OCTOBER 10, 11, 12 1975 SHERITON OLD TOWN INN ALBUQUEQUE, NEW MEXICO AKBUQUEQUE, N. M. SHERITON OLD TOWN INN SHERITON HOTELS AND MOTOR INNA A WORLDWIDE SERVICE OF ITT AT THE ENTRANCE TO HISTORIC OLD TOWN PRACTICAL POLITICS WORKSHOP THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1975 PODIATRY IN TODAY’S HOSPITAL OCTOBER 1973 99+ PPAC 75 VOLUME TWO, NUMBER TWO – APRIL, 1975 54. SPEECH: 10-21-75 REMARKS AT HEARING BEFORE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRATIVE LAW GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS 55. “M” NIGHT SPEECH 10-27-75 AT BEALWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH IN COLUMBUS. “WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS” 56. SPEECH NOV. 2-5-1975 WASHINGTON SEMINAR YMCA GEORGIA STATE 57. YMCA NOV. 3-5 1975 WASHINGTON SEMINAR THE STATE YMCA OF GEORGIA IN WASHIMGTON, D. C. THIRD ANNUAL WASHINGTON SEMINAR NOVEMBER 2-5, 1975 WASHINGTON, D. C. 58. SPEECH FILE 11-7-75 GEORGIA DAY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 59. 11-8-75 WINGS OF PROGRESS PROGRAM SPEECH IN AMERICUS, GA. SOUTH GEORGIA TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL AMERICUS, GEORGIA PRESENTS GEORGIA WINGS OF PROGRESS DAY FEATURING A SALUTE TO AVIATION ENDOSED BY GEORGIA COMMISSION NATIONAL BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION GA. 1776- 1976 FROM CHARLES A. LINDBERGH TO ASTRONAUT JOHN YOUNG NOVEMBER 8, 1975 60. SPEECH BY MRS. BRINKLEY TO ROSE HILL SENIOR CITIZENS DEC. 18, 1975 61. DEC. 18, 1975 ANDERSONVILLE CHRISTMAS 62. SPEECH FILE 1-15-76 MARCH OF DIMES AIRPORT HOLIDAY INN. COLUMBUS, GA 63. SPEECH: JAN 13, 1976 AMERICUS ROTARY CLUB 64. SPEECH: JAN. 13, 1976 GA. SOUTHWESTERN AMERICUS 65. SPEECH FILE: JAN. 24, 1976 WARNER ROBINS JAYCEES DINNER 66. SPEECH: FEB. 6, 1976 URBAN LEAGUE INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS 67. SPEECH: FEB 13, 1976 THIRD DISTRICT LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS ATLANTA 68. SPEECH: 2-20-76 MIDDLE GEORGIA ENGINEERS ROBIN AIR FORCE BASE ENGINEER SPEECH 2-20- 69. SPEECH: FEB. 22, 1976 VFW QUARTERLY DISTRICT MEETING (WRBL) PRESENTATION OF CITATIONS 70. SPEECH: 2-22-76 GIRL SCOUT THINKING DAY COLUMBUS, GA. GOVERNMENT CENTER FRIENDSHIP “76” PROGRAM CONCHARITY COUNCIL OF GIRL SCOUTS, INC. SUNDAY, FEB. 22 TOWARD EQUALITY FOR GIRLS 1974 ANNUAL REPORT 71. SPEECH: FEB. 23, 1976 SERTOMA CLUB. COLUMBUS “SALUTE TO AMERICA AND 200 YEARS OF FREEDOM” SERTOMA FREEDOM WEEK FEBRUARY 23-29, 1976 AN OFFICIAL BICENTENNIAL EVENT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1976 MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 72. MARCH 18, 1976 STATEMENT TO THE APPROPRIATIONS SUBC. ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 73. SPEECH: MARCH 20, 1976 GA. CLINIC MANAGERS ASSN. CALLOWAY GARDENS GEORGIA CLINIC MANAGERS ASSOCIATION 1976 SPRING MEETING MARCH 17, 18, 19 HOLIDAY INN CALLAWAY GARDENS PINE MOUNTAIN, GA. 74. SPEECH: 4-3-76 ELLAVILLE BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 75. STATEMENT APRIL 7, 1976 BEFORE LABOR-HEW SUBCOMMITTEE OF HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE RE: WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION COMPLEX 76. SPEECH FILE 4-15-76 REESE ROAD SCHOOL BICENTENNIAL FLAG DEDICATION 77. SPEECH FILE 4-19-76 PLANNING ASSN. STATE MEETING AT CALLAWAY GARDENS 78. SPEECH FILE: 4-21-76 COLUMBUS COLLEGE AMERICAN ISSUES FORUM IV THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION OF COLUMBUS COLLEGE PRESENTS THE AMERICAN ISSUES FORUM IV A MORE PERFECT UNION AMERICA APRIL 21, 1976 ELIZABETH BRADLEY TURNER CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S EASTER RECESS SCHEDULE 79. SPEECH FILE 4-22-76 LAGRANGE COLLEGE FORUM 80. SPEECH FILE 4-22-76 WEST POINT ROTARY CLUB 81. SPEECH FILE: 5-1-76 WARNER ROBINS VFW MEMORIAL POST 6605

BOX 235 1979-80 BRINKLEY BILLS Folder Title 1. H RES. 48 BRINKLEY BILL TO ESTABLISH THE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY 2. H RES BRINKLEY BILL 3. RES. 190 BRINKLEY BILL 4. H RES. 225 BB RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SENSE OF THE HOUSE OPPOSING TRANSFER OF FOREST SERVICE AND INDUSTRIES PROGRAMS FROM USDA 5. H. RES. 443 BB “NATIONAL MOBILE HOME/MANUFACTURED HOUSING WEEK” 6. H. RES. BB REAFFIRM COMMITMENT TO BALANCE FED. BUDGET BY 1981 OFFICE OF THE CLERK AUGUST 20, 19801 PAGE 1 H. RES. 525 7. H RES. 635 BB SENSE OF THE HOUSE FOR FED. RESERVE TO ROLL BACK INTERESY RATES 8. H. RES. 703 OBJECTING TO FAA PROPOSEF POLICY CHANGES RE: WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT 9. H. CON. RES. 1588 CLAUDE PEPPER SENIOR CITIZEN INTERN PROGRAM 10. H CON. RES. 57 BB TO ESTABLISH A JOINT SELECTION COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE READINESS AND MOBILIZATION CAPACITY 11. CON RES 124 BB US, MEXICO – CANADA AGREEMENT 12. H CON. RES 225 BB SOC. SEC. BENEFITS REMAIN TAX EXEMPT 13. H. CON. RES. 288 BB STATE OF FREDERICK DOUGLAS 14. H. CON. RES. 295 BB DOE ALLOCATION FOR NEW STATIONS 15. H. CON. RES. 306 FOREIGN POLICY 16. CON. RES. 382 TO EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE CONGRESS THAT THE FOREIGN POLICY IF THE U. S. SHOULD REFLECT A NATIONAL STRATEGY OF PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH 17. H. J. RES. 3 BB WILL ROGERS DAY 18. H. J. RES. 19 BB TO PROVIDE FOR DESIGNATION OF “NATIONAL LUPUS WEEK” 19. H. J. RES. 33 BB 20. H. J. RES. 68 BB NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK 21. H. J. RES. 118 BB NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK (SEE ALSO H. J. RES. 68) 22. H. J. RES. 206 BB RAISE SUPPORT LEVELS FOR MILK, WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEANS AND COTTON 23. H. J. RES. 213 BB PROPOSING AMEND. TO CONSTITUTION TO PROVIDE THAT LEVEL OF TOTAL OUTLAYS FOR ANY FISCAL YEAR SHALL NOT RXCEED LEVEL OF TOTAL RECEIPTS. 24. H. J. RES. 215 BB AUTHORIZE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM SEPT. 8 OF EACH YEAR AS NATIONAL CANCER PREVENTION DAY 25. H. J. RES. 238 BB NATIONAL MEALS ON WHEELS WEEK 26. H. J. RES. 255 BB NATIONAL MEDIA ALERT WEEK 27. H. J. RES. 267 BB TEACHERS DAY U. S. A. 28. H. J. RES. 336 BB “NATIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING DAY” 29. H. J. RES. 353 BB U. S. OBSERVANCE WEEK 30. H. J. RES. 382 BB TO PROCLAIM MARCH 20 AS NATIONAL AGRICULTURE DAY 31. H. J. RES. 395 BB AMEND CONSTITUTION TO PROTECT AGAINST EXCESSIVE GOVT. BURDENS AND FISCAL AND MONITARY POLICIES 32. H. J. RES. 409 BB CONGRESSIONAL OVERVIEW OF AGENCY RULE- MAKING 33. H. J. RES. 414 BB NATIONAL BICYCLING DAY 34. H. J. RES. 418 BB JUDICAL TENURE BILL 35. H. J. RES. 417 BB NATIONAL PORCELAIN ART MONTH 36. H. J. RES. 442 BB NATIONAL ATHLETIC BOOSTERS WEEK 37. H. J. RES. BRINKLEY BILL H. J. RES. 445 NATIONAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEEK 38. H. J. RES. 470 BRINKLEY BILL TO PROCLAIM JUNE 27, 1980 HELEN KELLER DAY. 39. H. J. RES. 471 BRINKLEY BILL NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK 40. H. J. RES. 451 BB NATIONAL COIN WEEK 41. BB H. J. RES. 456 BLOOD DONOR WEEK AMERICAN RED CROSS MEETING NEEDS SHARING RESOURCES AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD SERVICES AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS  AABB PUBLICATIONS AUDIOVISUALS DONOR RECRUITMENT AIDS  GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS WINDOW DECAL  GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS POSTER  HANDOUT DESCRIBING A VIDEO: LIFE SONG – 15:17. COLOR, S. O. F.  GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS HANDOUT (2)  GIVE THE SPECIAL GIFT OF LIFE – GIVE BLOOD GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS HANDOUT  GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS STICKER  SUPPLY, DEMAND AND HUMAN LIFE HANDOUT  GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS SHEET OF SIX STICKERS  GIVE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON LIVING. GIVE BLOOD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS HALF PAGE HANDOUT  PAPERS PROCLAIMING JANUARY 1980 AS NATIONAL VOLUNTEER BLOOD DONOR MONTH  AABB ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDELINES FOR BLOOD BANKS BOOKLET  AABB AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS FALL 1979 VOL. 2 NO. 4 REVIEW A PUBLICATION OF BLOOD BANKING NEWS FOCUS ON FROZEN BLOOD  AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS WORLD LEADER IN BLOOD BANKING AND TRANSFUSIONS SERVING DONORS AND PATIENTS FOLDER o THE AABB AND THE NATIONAL BLOOD POLICY o AABB POSITION ON PLURALISM o AABB POSITION ON FEES FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION AABB POSITION ON THE REPLACEMENT DEPOSIT FEE o AABB DEFINITIONS OF VOLUNTARY AND PAID DONORS o AABB POSITION ON TAX DEDUCTIONS OR CREDITS FOR BLOOD DONATIONS o BEFORE YOU DONATE, YOU SHOULD KNOW… PAMPHLET o QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT BLOOD AND BLOOD BANKING o FLYER: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS WORLD LRADER IN BLOOD BANKING AND TRANSFUSIONS

 AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING MARCH 13 – 14, 1980 MAYFLOWER HOTEL WASHINGTON, D. C. (FOLDER) o ATTENDEE BADGE FOR NNE CHEEK AS JB’S REPRESENTATIVE o ADGENDA o RECIEPT CLIPPED TO INVITATION o COPY OF VOLUNTEER BLOOD DONOR AWARENESS PROGRAM GUIDE o MANAGING THE NATION’S BLOOD RESOURCES o MAP OF HOTEL o MAP TO HOTEL o LUNCHEON STUB o BUSINESS CARD FOR WILLIAM S. KYLER COUNCIL OF COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTERS o WECOME TO WASHINGTON, H. C. VISITORS MAP AND A GUIDE TO ATTRACTIONS o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION FINAL REPORT REGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD SERVICE UNITS PROGRAM o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION SPECIAL REPORT OF THE NATIONAL BLOOD DATA CENTER o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 1978- 1979 o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION DIRECTORY 1979-80 o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION OFFICIAL FORM FOR THE NEW MOTIONS OR AMENDMENTS TO PENDING MOTIONS o RULES GOVERNING THE ORGANIZATION AND CONDUCT OF BUSINESS AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION (2) o THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION ON MARCH 15, 1979 AT 8:30 A. M. AT THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL IN WASHINGTON, D. C. AMBASSADOR CLARE TIMBERLAKE PRESIDING. o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 1981 ADMINISTRATIVE (CORE) REVENUE AND EXPENSE BUDGET o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION REPORT OF BYLAWS COMMITTEE o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF DIRECTORS MARCH 14, 1980 o AMERICAN BLOOD COMMISSION BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS MARCH 14, 1980 42. H. J. RES. 498 BB S. J. RES. 149 TO RECOGNIZE THE HON. CARL VINSON (INSIDE FOLDER LABELED VINSON) 43. H. J. 501 BB NATIONAL CANCER DAY 44. H. J. RES. 504 BB BETTER SPEECH AND HEARING MONTH 45. H. J. RES. 506 BB NATIONAL TRAVEL AND TOURISM WEEK 46. H. J. RES. 508 BB NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL WEEK PROPOSAL A PRESIDENTAL PROCLAMATION 47. H. J. RES. 511 NATIONAL PATRIOTISM WEEK 48. H. J. RES. 523 BB NATIONAL PATRIOTISM WEEK 49. H. J. RES. 535 BB NATIONAL PATRIOTISM WEEK JB SPONSOR 50. H. J. RES. 560 NATIONAL AGRICULTURE DAY 51. H. J. RES. 640 52. H. R. BILL FORMS 53. H. J. RES. FORMS 54. PENDING BILLS 55. H. RES. FORMS 56. H. CON RES. FORMS 57. COSPONSOR FORMS 58. AMENDMENT FORMS 59. EXTENDED REMARKS FORMS 60. S. J. RES 90 BB NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARKS WEEK

BOX 236 1977-81 P. R. MAILINGS Folder Title 1. SPECIAL REPORT RE VETS’ ED. EMPL. ASSISTANCE ACT OF 76—TO MASTER CONSTITUENCY LIST 1/18/77 SPECIAL REPORT RE VETS’ ED. EMPL. ASSISTANCE ACT OF 76 VETERANS’ READJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE AMENDMENTS OF 1975 2. LIBRARY SERVICES & CONSTRUCTION ACT EXTENSION STATEMENT (TO DIR. OF GA. LIB. CARLTOP THAXTON FOR DISTR.) FEBRUARY 14, 1977 3. PUB. SAFETY OFF. BENEFITS ACT STATEMENT (TO POLICE, FIREMEN & SHERRIFFS) FEB. 16, 1977 (KEY001&2) 4. PR MAILING: MARCH 22, 1977 TO VIP LIST: LTR FROM AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ON FACTS ON NATL. CANCER ACT AUTHORIZATION 5. YOUTH ADVIORY COUNCIL QUESTIONAIRE SENT TO 95TH CONGRESS COUNCIL 5/6/77 SENT TO 94TH CONGRESS COUNCIL 5/10/77 6. JULY-AUGUST 1977 NEWSLETTER DSG DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP SPECIAL REPORT NO. 95-5 JUNE 28, 1977 THE FIRST SIX MONTHS 7. JULY-AUGUST 1977 NEWSLETTER POSTAL PATRON 8. JANUARY 1978 NEWSLETTER (POSTAL PATRON) 9. JANUARY, 1978 NEWSLETTER (BACKGROUND INFO) 10. CORRESPONDENCE RE 1/78 NEWSLETTER 11. PICTURES – JACK BRINKLEY NEWSLETTER MAY 1978 ADS NOT PROOFED 7 12. INFORMATION SENT TO JULIA IN COLUMBUS OFFICE FOR USE WITH JANUARY 16, 1979 NEWLETTER 13. 7/2/79 & 7/3/79 – HANDED OUT AT DEMO. BREAKFAST MEETING IN PERRY & TOWN HALL MEETING IN WR ANSWERS TO HOUSTON COUNTY QUESTIONAIRE FILED PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY 14. JULY NEWSLETTER 1979 NEWSLETTER RESPONSES 15. PR QUESTIONNAIRE – NOV. 1979 16. MARCH, 1980 NEWSLETTER MARCH 1980 NEWSLETTER THURS. 2/21 FIRST TOOK TO DAVE ANDREEKITIS (?) 17. JUNE 1980 NEWSLETTER 18. JAN. 1981 NEWSLETTER JANUARY 1981 NEWSLETTER 19. 1981 FOURTH OF JULY CARD 20. NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER DEC., 1981 NEWSLETTER FRANKS 21. P. R. MAILINGS – POSTAL PATRON FRANKS INFO REGULATIONS ON THE USE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL FRANK BY MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND RULES OF PRACTICE IN PROCEEDINGS BWFORE THE HOUSE COMMISSION ON CONGRESSIONAL MAILING STANDARDS FEBRUARY 1979 FEDERAL ELECTION CANPAIGN LAWS RELATING TO THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AS AMENDED THROUGH JANUARY 8, 1980 APRIL 1980 MAJORITY ROOM U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (NOT NUMBERED) JUNE-JULY 1982 NEWSLETTER (NOT NUMBERED) LAYOUT SHEETS FOR 8 ½ X 11 INCH NEWLETTER, MAGAZINE DOUBLE SPACED COPY (PAD) (NOT NUMBERED) 4 LEGAL SIZE PAGES OF HANDWRITTEN NOTES

BOX 237 1971-1974 CONG. RECORD INSERTS Folder Title CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS C. R. INDEX 1967-75 1. 1967 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 2. 1968 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 3. 1969 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 4. 1970 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 5. 1971 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 6. 1972 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 7. 1973 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 8. 1974 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 9. 1975 INDEX – CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 10. MEMO FOR FILES 1976 DUPLICATES ARE LOCATED IN SCRAPBOOK ON L. CLARK’S DESK (EMPTY) 1971 CONGRESSIONAL INSERTS 11. CONG. RECORD INSERT: JANUARY 25, 1971 P. H181 PETITION RE: POW’S 12. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – FEBRUARY 1, 1971 VIETNAM P. H330 13. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: 2/23/71 (MEMORIAL IN HONOR OF SENATOR RUSSELL) P. H879 14. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 2/21/71 – J. CARTER PERKINS OF LUMPKIN, GA. PAGE H-862 15. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 2, 1971 PAGE E 1254 SPEECH BY MRS. ROBERT P. PATTERSON 16. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT (BODY) MARCH 3, 1971 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS PAGE H-1187 17. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 9, 1971 PAGE H-1633 (REMARKS BY JOHN B. AMOS) TO MIDDLE GA. CHAPTER US AIR FORCE ASSN.) 18. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 23, 1971 PAGE H-1905 PRISONERS OF WAR 19. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT (BODY) H H7994-5 MARCH 24, 1971 – RE. GENERAL GEORGE YOUNG, JR. 20. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – MARCH 30, 1971 – CALLEY – PAGES H2194-5 21. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 31, 1971 PAGES H-2224-27 AMENDMENT RE LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS (EMPTY) 22. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – APRIL 22, 1971 – SELECTIVE SERVICE ASSN. OF THE U. S. NEWSLETTER PAGE E-3390 23. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: 4/30/71 E. 3802 PRISONERS OF WAR 24. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MAY 3, 1971 PAGE H-3298 VIETNAM TRIP 25. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – MAY 3, 1971 – E3865 FREEPORT KAOLIN PROGRAM OF RECLAMATION, REFORESTATION AND WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT E/MJ ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL APRIL 1971 THE CHALLENGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 26. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MAY 13, 1971 PAGE E-4401 EXAMPLE OF ROXANN WHEELER 27. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 7, 1971 PAGE H-4745 THE THREE R’S? (ON SCHOOL BUSING) 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 9, 1971 PAGE E-5604 (RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES) 29. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: AUGUST 5, 1971 PAGE H-8090 (TEXTILE IMPORTS) 30. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 16, 1971 PAGE E-5985 THE B-1 BOMBER 31. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 17, 1971 PAGE H-5413 (PROCUREMENT FOR THE CHEYENNE) 32. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 21, 1971 PAGE H-5505-6 RACIST HOSEA WILLIAMS 33. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – JUNE 22, 1971 – PAGE H-5639-40 “THE ERA OF H. R. 1” 34. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 7/15/71 – PAGE E-7716 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF AFLAC 35. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – DR. LOUIS HAZOURI’S LETTER 7/28/71 P. E 8426-7 36. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE H-7921-22 (ON NATIONAL DEFENSE) 37. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: SEPT. 8, 1971 PG. E-9260 EDITORIAL ON SCHOOL DESEGREGATION (COLUMBUS GEORGIA ENQUIRER) 38. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: SEPTEMBER 13, 1971 PAGE E- 9425-26 READING ABILITY (W. R. GIDDINGS’ LETTERS ON BUSING) (BIG JOHNNY REB) 39. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: SEPT.14, 1971 PAGES E-9523-24 LOTTERY (H. RES. 43 – ALSO HARRELL LTR TO PRESIDENT) 40. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 9/15/71 – QUALITY EDUCATION – PAGE E-9588-90 41. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: SEPT. 16, 1971 HEARDING (ON BUSING) PAGE E-9675 (SEWELL LTR) 42. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT OF 9/22/71 – GA. STATE BD. OF EDUCATION RESOLUTION PAGE E 9894 43. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT, MIKE H. BUCKNER, NOVEMBER 3, 1971 – FFA-SCL SPEECH PAGE 11727 44. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 10/21/71 – SPEECH BEFORECON. OF THE WHOLE HOUSE IN SUPPORT OF SURVIVOR BENEFITS LEG., H. R. 10670 H-9885 45. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – COLUMBUS LEDGER EDITORIAL “A MUCH GREATER PRIORITY” PAGE: E-11342 46. OCTOBER 28, 1971 P.H-10140 MEMORIAL RE. BUSING FROM GEORGIA STATE SENATE CONG, RECD 1972 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 47. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – NOVEMBER 18, 1971 = RE: REVEREND JOSEPH W. AVERY PAGE – H-11237 48. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 197TH INFANTRY BRIGADE 11/28/71 – E12693 49. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 12/9/71 – LCI (L) FLOTILLA II REUNION ASSN. E13277 50. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: DECEMBER 17, 1971 DEVALUATION OF THE DOLLAR PAGE H-12733 51. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – JANUARY 18, 1972 – THE VIENNA NEWS ARTICLE “THIS JOHNNY CAN WRITE—AND HOW!” PAGE E-44 52. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JANUARY 25, 1972 PAGE H-261 EULOGY ON GEORGE ANDREWS 53. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 1/27/72 – PAGE E-585 LETTER FROM CADET CALVIN P. DERCK 54. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 2/3/72 – PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES MUST NOT ABISE SOUTH PAGE E-801 55. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 2/3/72 – REMARKS OF CONGRESSMAN BILL NICKOLS – COLUMBUS LEDGER EDITORIAL “STERLING PERFORMANCE BY 2 CONGRESSMEN” PAGE ? (WAS NOT INSERTED) 56. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT FEB. 23, 1972 – SOUTH GA. LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY SPEECH – CALLAWAY GARDENS PAGE E- 1539 57. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT 2/29/72 “THE PLIGHT OF SOVIET JEWRY” E1755-56 58. 3/8/72 - CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – SPEECH OF RICHARD L. ROUDEBUSH BEFOR COLUMBUS KIWANIS CLUB E-2171 KIWANIS CLUB OF COLUMBUS MAILER 59. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 11, 1972 REMARKS ON COAST GUARD AUTHORIZATION PAGE H-2945 60. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 20, 1972 PAGES: H – 3398- 3400 (PETITION RE SOVIET JEWS) 61. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MAY 18, 1972 (EDITORIAL FROM WALL STREET JOURNAL ON BUSING) PAGE E-5480 62. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT MAY 22, 1972 COLUMBUS CHAMBER’S SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT NIXON’S ACTION TO MINE HAIPHONG HARBOR, ETC. E5547 BUILDING COLUMBUS NEWSLETTER FRON COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (9 COPIES) 63. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 6/1/72 – KERMIT B. BLANEY SPEECH – PAGE E-5932 64. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 6/8/72 – FOY EVANS MEMORIAL DAY COLUMN 65. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE13, 1972 PAGE H-5556 (TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT TO FLAG DAY COMMITTEE) 66. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 20, 1972 – WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS 67. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – JULY 18, 1972 – NECESSARY FOR NATIONAL PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY PAGE E-6849 FIRST CLASS MAIL FROM WILLIAM H. GERLACH, COLUMBUS A SUGGESTED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR THE ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES BY WILLIAM H. GERLACH APRIL, 1971 (9 COPIES) 68. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 27, 1972 STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE AND SUGGESTED PLANK DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM COMMITTEE PAGE E-6480 69. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JULY 25, 1972 PAGE H-6868 AMENDING FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ACT OF 1950 70. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: SEPTEMBER 6, 1972 H-8090 EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY TO PEOPLE OF ISRAEL AND FAMILIES OF THOSE WHOSE LIVES WERE LOST AT MUNICH 71. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 8/21/72 – PAGE E-8060—“LET US TAKE ANOTHER LOOK AT REVENUE SHARING” 72. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS 73. INSERT: OCTOBER 5, 1972 (REMARKS DURING FEDERAL HIGHWAY AUTHORIZATION DEBATE) PAGES H-9229-31 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 10/11/72 – CUMBERLAND ISLAND – PAGE E-8492 74. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER 18, 1972 PAGE H-10341- H-10343 REMARKS OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON HIGHWAY APPROPRIATIONS 75. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 10/11/72 – SALUTE TO TROOP EMC – PAGE H-9681 76. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 10/14/72 – REVENUE SHARING BILL – PAGE E-8624 (PART II OF RECORD OF OCT. 14, 1972-CORRECT DATE SHOWN IN PERMANENT RECORD) 77. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 10/14/72 EDITORAL-COLS. LEDGER – REV. SHARING PAGE E8646 OF PART II OF RECORD OF 10/14/72 78. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 10/17/72 PAGE_____ - NEWSLETTER 79. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER 16, 1972 PAGE E 8764-5 (LETTERS FROM SCOTT COFFEE & DIANE BELVIN) 1973 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 80. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: 1973 “POEMS – SIXTH GRADE CLASS ON AIR AND WATER POLLUTION” VOLUME 119 NO. 11 DATED JAN. 22 1973 PAGE E-333 81. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 2/1/73 – SERMON OF REV. W. GRAHAM SMITH PAGE E549 82. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD – 2/1/73 – EXTENSION OF REMARKS “BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS” PAGE E560 83. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: FEB. 8, 1973 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON PAGE E-783-4 84. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 3/7/73 – PAGE E-1298 – “WHAT IS RIGHT ABOUT AMERICA?” 85. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD: MARCH 19, 1973 PAGE H-1860 REMARKS ON THE WOOD FIBER CRISIS 86. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 28, 1973 REMARKS ON THE FARMER AND FOOD PRICES PAGE H-2215 87. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT (SPECIAL ORDER) – 4/30/73 – MILTON HIRSCH CANPAIGN PAGE H-3157-8 88. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MAY 2, 1972 PAGE H-8283-4 HIRSCH CAMPAIGN – PART II 89. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – MAY 3, 1973 – AIR FORCE STAR BILL PAGE E-2915 90. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 5/3/73 – NOT SUBMITTED LEDGER-ENQUIRER POLITICAL ADV. 91. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – MAY 10, 1973 PAGE E-3117-18 CASON J. CALLAWAY MEMORIAL FOREST NATIONAL NATURAL LANDMARK DEDICATION 92. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – MAY 21, 1973 – JUNE NEWSLETTER 1973 PAGE E-3312-13 93. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – MAY 30, 1973 – RETIREMENT OF DILLON GRAHAM PAGE E-5615 94. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 5/29/73 – SPECIAL ORDER – “INTERSTATE HATE MAIL MUST BE STOPPED” PAGE H-4052 95. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT JUNE 5, 1973 UNDER EXTENSION OF REMARKS “HALE BOGGS” PAGE – E-3712 96. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT JUNE 11, 1973 – NO GREATER LOVE – E3956 97. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 18, 1973 JUNIOR OPTIMIST CLUB OF COLUMBUS PAGE E-4146 98. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 20, 1973 COLUMBUS AMATEUR RADIO CLUB PAGE – E-4253 99. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JUNE 30, 1973 ATLANTA VETERANS’ AFFAIRS CONFERENCE PAGES E4557 AND E4551 100. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JULY 11, 1973 UNDER EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS “HIGH-RISE, SKYSCRAPER FIRE PREVENTION” PAGE E4640 101. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: “CHRISTIANS ARE CITIZENS TOO!” JULY 16, 1973 E-4789-90 102. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: “SAFETY FIRST” JULY 25, 1973 THE BLUE BIRD BUS COMPANY PAGE E-5061 H. R. 5529 93D CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 93-1101 MOTOR VEHICLE AND SCHOOLBUS SAFETY AMENDMENTS OF 1974 103. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: AUGUST 1, 1973 AUGUST NEWSLETTER PAGE E 5290 104. SPECIAL ORDER OF TUESDAY, AUG. 1, 1973, IN TRIBUTE TO THE LATE NICK BEGICH OF ALASKA - CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OF AUGUST 1, 1973 PAGE E 5244 105. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – SEPTEMBER 13, 1973 – MINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE E 5784 AND E5785 106. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – UNDER SPECIAL ORDER GRANTED 9/17/73 – AMERICUS JAYCEES BLOODMOBILE PAGE H7987 107. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – SEPTEMBER 20, 1973 – ‘MISS AMERICAN TEENAGER” FOR 1973 PAGE E5970-5971 108. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – OCTOBER 4, 1973 – NATIONAL CANCER RESEARCH ACT 1973 PAGE H8678 109. ONE MINUTE SPEECH UNDER UNANIMOUS CONSENT – 10/10/73 “A CRITIQUE” – PAGE H-8785 110. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER11, 1973 REMARKS ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION PAGE H-8903 111. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – “ THE CASE OF EVGENY LEVICH” – OCT. 15, 1973 PAGE H-9043 112. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – ONE MONUTE SPEECH UNDER UNANIMOUS CONSENT – 10/30/73 PAGE H-9457 GERALD FORD 113. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – NOVEMBER 14, 1973 – STATEMENT OF U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY OF GEORGIA FOR INSERTION UNDER THE UNIMOUS CONSENT GRANTED VETERANS’ AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN DORN PAGE H-9982 114. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – H. R. 9474 – THE BROWNSVILLE INCIDENT NOV. 15, 1973 PAGE – H. R. 9474 – THE BROWNSVILLE INCIDENT NOV. 15, 1973 PAGE 7376 115. 11/28/73 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME – PAGE E 7572 116. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: NOVEMBER 29. 1973LEGISLATIVE REPORT FOR 1973 PAGE E 7597-8-9 117. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: DECEMBER 3, 1973 –HINDSIGHT NOT 20-20” PAGE 7703 118. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 12/5/73 – ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS – PAGE E 7806 119. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – DECEMBER 7, 1973 – CONFIRMATION OF GERALD FORD PAGE E 7864-5 120. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – AN INSPIRATIONAL FAMILY HUGH AND ROBERT PHARIS PAGE E 8027 DEC. 13, 1973 121. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OF 12/13/73 P. H11294 IN SUPPORT OF DINGELL AMEMDMENT RE HOUSING OF STUDENTS – H. R. 11450 122. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: DECEMBER 20, 1973 PAGE H- 11803 REMARKS OF COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYNENT & TRAINING ACT OF 1973 123. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: DECEMBER 21, 1973 H-11958 COLLOQUY ON MEDICAID: NURSING HOME CARE 1974 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT 124. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 1/22/74 – PUT GEORGIA IN THE CENTRAL TIME ZONE – PAGE E-74 125. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: FEBRUARY 26, 1974 COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY WEEK PAGE E 923 126. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: FEBRUARY 26, 1974 PAGE E-937- 39 SPEECH OF MISS LOUIS3E OWENS, TEACHER 127. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 13, 1974 PAGE H-1747 REMARKS ON ANTI-HIJACKING AMENDMENTS 128. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 14, 1974 PAGE E-1421 REMARKS OF REP. BO GINN (ON CANCER LEGISLATION) (RESOLUTION COMMENDING JB) 129. INSERTION IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, MARCH 26, 1974 – TRIBUTE TO T. G. REEVES PAGE E-1824 130. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MARCH 28, 1974 PAGE E- 1908”ALWAYS TPMPRRPW—WHT NOT TODAY?” RE: CANCER 131. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 2, 1974 PAGES H-2421-22 REMARKS IN SUPPORT OF A-2770 (MILITARY MEDICAL OFFICERS) 132. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 9, 1974 PAGE H-2757 SURVIVORSHIP BENEFIT PLAN 133. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 9, 1974 PAGE E2220-24 NCI UNFUNDED PROJECTS IN WHOSE LIFETIME 134. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 9, 1974 PAGE E-2205 DR. JACK LOWNDES 135. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 10, 1974 PAGE E-2273-4 REMARKS ON AMNESTY DEBATE (KIWANIS CLUB RESOLUTION) 136. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 11, 1974 PAGE E-2300 (LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL) 137. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 23, 1974 PAGE E-2461 A PLACE TO DIE 138. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 23, 1974 EDITORIAL BY CHARLIE BLACK (ON VIETNAM) 139. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 25, 1974 PAGE E-2534 FY 1974 UNFUNDED CANCER RESEARCH GRANTS NATIONAL CANCER PROGRAM 140. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: APRIL 25, 1974 PAGE E-2524 PAMELA SUE DAVIS AWARD WINNING REPORT ON HANDICAPPED 141. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MAY 2, 1974 PAGE H-3491 – 3502 DEBATE ON CANCER AMENDMENTS 142. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT:MAY 7, 1974 PAGE E 2833-34 MI9LLARD ENGLISH, GOODWILL WORKER OF THE YEAR 143. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: MAY 8, 1974 PAGE E-2864 LINDA A. HIGH ESSAY 144. JUNE 5, 1975 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – GA. EVENING FOR THE BICENTENNIAL PARADE OF AMERICAN MUSIC AT KENNEDY CENTER – PAGE E-2886 145. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: JULY 9, 1974 PAGE E-4562 ALLEN P. WHIPPLE (NAMED TO BICENTENNIAL RESEARCH, INST) 146. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT:AUGUST 1, 1974 PAGE E-5225 “UNBELIEVABLE FAITH” (LISA BATTLE) 147. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: AUGUST 9, 1974 PAGE E-5421 PRESIDENT NIXON 148. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 8/12/74 – H. R. 5529 – TITLE II, SCHOOL BUS SAFETY PAGE H8124 149. UNANIMOUS CONSENT – CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. AUGUST 19, 1974, “ANTI-INFLATION ACT OF 1974 H-8590 – COMMENT 150. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: SEPTEMBER 23, 1974PAGE H-9446 ROADBUILDING NOY INFLATIONARY 151. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – SEPTEMBER 30, 1974 RESERVE RETIREMENT BILL – DUDLEY MILLER PAGE E-6148 152. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER 3, 1974 P. H-9873 SELECT COMM.ON AGING 153. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER 7, 1974 PAGE H-10032 FIREMEN 154. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER 9, 1974 PAGE H-10178 RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES 155. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: OCTOBER 10, 1974 PAGE H-10353 REMARKS ON HR 12628 V. N. ERA VET. READJUSTMENTACT OF 1974 (EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS) 156. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: NOVEMBER 19, 1974 P, E6694 U. N. DEMONSTRATIONS 157. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT: NOVEMBER 21, 1974 PAGE E-6765 TRIBUTE TO CAMPAIGN PARTICIPANTS 158. 12/16/74 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY AMENDMENTS OF 1974 – PAGE H-11976 159. DEC. 18, 1974 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY AMENDMENTS OF 1974 – PAGE E7241 160. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT 12/20/74 – PART II – TRIBUTE TO EDITH GREEN – PAGE H-12710-11 161. CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERT – 12/20/74 – TRIBUTE TP CONGRESSMAN DORN OF S. C. – PAGE H12677

BOX 238 WARM SPRINGS PROJECT FILE Folder Title (NO NUMBER-TAPE) MBC-TODAY 3 SEGMENTS 30 MIN COPY #3 ON WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION CENTER AND GEORGIA WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL 1. WARM SPRINGS: PROPOSED CLOSING OF WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS WARM SPRINGS: 1/11/80 MTG OG CITIZENS GROUP TO KEEP WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL OPEN COLUMBUS, GA. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN WARM SPRINGS: 1/29/80 MEETING WITH JAMES ROOSEVALT, WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION MEMBERS, GOV, BUSBEE IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA – ATTENDED BY ANNE CHEEK KEEP WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL OPEN SUPPORTIVE LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS FROM U. S. REPS. AND GA. RESEDENTS WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION’S LEGAL SUIT AGAINST STATE OF GA. 2. WARM SPRINGS: NATIONAL LANDMARK 7/4/80 – JULY 4TH NATIONAL LANDMARK PALQUE PRESENTATION/RIBBON-CUTTING OF F. D. R. POOLS OPENING 3. 4/12/79 F. D. R. WREATH-LAYING CEREMONY WASHINGTON, D. C. WITH AUDIO TAPE 4. WARM SPRINGS “F. D. R. AND THE SPIRIT OF WARM SPRINGS” ARTICLE, PUBLISHED IN RURAL GEORGIA MAGAZINE JUNE. 1979 ISSUE STENO NOTEBOOK RURAL GEORGIA MAGAZINE WARM SPRINGS: ANNE CHEEK’S RESEARCH AT HYDE PARK, N. Y. F. D. R. LIBRARY AND ESTATE 11/24/98 5. WARM SPRINGS REHAB CENTER – SOLAR ENERGY PROPOSAL WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL: SOLAR ENERGY PROJECT 6. WARM SPRINGS: FDR’S CORRESPONDENCRE RE RIGHT OF WAY DEED TO GA WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION PROPERTY 7. WARM SPRINGS: 1977 FOUNDER’S DAY DINNER 8. WARM SPRINGS: PHOTOS 9. ROOSEVELT WARM SPRINGS REHAB CENTER: SPINAL CORD INJURY FAMILY INTERVENTION PROGRAM JSCK SCHMITT, DIRECTOR 10. WARM SPRINGS: MISCELLANEOUS MEMOS

BOX 239 1981-82 P. R. CONGRATULATIONS Folder Title 1. PR CONGRATS ’82 A 2. PR CONGRATS ’82 B 3. PR CONGRATS ’82 C 4. PR CONGRATS ’82 D 5. PR CONGRATS ’82 E 6. PR CONGRATS ’82 F 7. PR CONGRATS ’82 G 8. PR CONGRATS ’82 H 9. PR CONGRATS ’82 I 10. J PR CONGRATS ’82 11. K PR CONGRATS ’82 12. L PR CONGRATS ’82 13. M PR CONGRATS ’82 14. N PR CONGRATS ’82 15. O PR CONGRATS ’82 16. P PR CONGRATS ’82 17. PR CONGRATS ’82 Q 18. PR CONGRATS ’82 R 19. PR CONGRATS ’82 S 20. PR CONGRATS ’82 T 21. PR CONGRATS ’82 U (EMPTY) 22. PR CONGRATS ’82 V 23. PR CONGRATS ’82 W PR CONGRATS – WARNER ROBINS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM (DEMONS) + COACH ROBERT DAVIS 24. PR CONGRATS ’82 X EMPTY 25. PR CONGRATS ’82 Y 26. PR CONGRATS ’82 Z 27. 1981 NATURALIZATION IN GEORGIA 28. GOVERNORS HONORS 29. 1981 STAR STUDENTS: TEACHERS LISTS (CERTIFICATES FILED ALPHABETICALLY) 30. PR CONGRATS. ’81 A 31. PR CONGRATS. ’81 B 32. PR CONGRATS. ’81 C 33. PR CONGRATS. ’81 D 34. PR CONGRATS. ’81 E 35. PR CONGRATS. ’81 F 36. PR CONGRATS. ’81 G PR CONGRATS: GARNER, MR. BENJAMIN, LAGRANGE PRES GREETING ON 103RD BIRTHDAY 37. PR CONGRATS. ’81 H 1981 PR CONGRATS HOLT, MR. OSCAR P. – 90TH BIRTHDAY PRESIDENTIAL GREETING 38. PR CONGRATS. ’81 I 39. PR CONGRATS. ’81 J 40. PR CONGRATS. ’81 K 41. PR CONGRATS. ’81 L 42. PR CONGRATS. ’81 M 43. PR CONGRATS. ’81 N 44. PR CONGRATS. ’81 O 45. PR CONGRATS. ’81 P PR CONGRATS: PEASTER, CARL COACH & BULL LOGETTES – MACON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL (ALSO SEE PRESS, JAMES MEDLIN ED.CITIZEN & GEORGIAN NEWSPAPER 46. PR CONGRATS. ’81 Q 47. PR CONGRATS. ’81 R 48. PR CONGRATS. ’81 S 49. PR CONGRATS. ’81 T 50. PR CONGRATS. ’81 U 51. PR CONGRATS. ’81 V 52. PR CONGRATS. ’81 W 53. PR CONGRATS. ’81 X 54. PR CONGRATS. ’81 Y 55. PR CONGRATS. ’81 Z 56. STAR-GOVERNOR HONORS 57. PR CONGRATS. – PENDING 58. BLANK CERTIFICATES 59. BUCKEYE COPIES OF LETTERS (SHARK’S TEETH SHELL) PR-GET WELL WISHES 60. LETTERS OF CONDOLENCE 61. POSTAL PATRON 62. FRANKING PRIVILEGE INFORMATION 63. CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE 64. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 65. MAJOR THEMES & ADD. BUDGET DETAILS 1983

BOX 240 PROJECTS: TROUP, UPSON, WEBSTER, WILKINSON, CRISP, MOULTRIE, MUSCOGEE CO. Folder Title 1. UPSON NATIONAL HEALTH PLANNING AND RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1974, P. L. 93-641 GEORGIA HEALTH AREA DESIGNATION PLAN MAY, 1975 P. L. 93-641 PROJECT: TROUP COUNTY – LAGRANGE AS A SUB AREA UNDER ATLANTA AREA OF NATL. HEALTH PLANNING & RESOURSE DEVEL. ACT. 2. PROJECT: UPSON COUNTY FLINT RIVER URBAN STUDY 12/12 3. PROJECT: UPSON COUNTY – THOMASTON/UPSON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL PARK A RICHER LIFE YAMAHA YAMAHA MUSIC MANUFACTURING, INC. THOMASTON, GEORGIA 4. PROJECT – UPSON COUNTY – LINCOLN PARK NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT – MARVIN ADAMS, ETC, - CONTACT 5. PROJECT: UPSON COUNTY (CITY OF THOMASTON) DEPOSIT ON CHLORINE CONTAINERS 147-2401 6. PROJECT: UPSON COUNTY (CIVIC CENTER) OUR CORRES IS BILL SHINGER 10/1 183-7261 9/19/74 7. PROJECT: UPSON COUNTY SALEM CIVIC ORGANIZATION, INC. (FUNDING FOR REC. FACILITY) 8. PROJECTS: THOMASTON (BETHEL STREET AREA) 9. PROJECTS: UPSON COUNTY THOMASTON, GA. – LTR TO TOM MORELAND RE 4-LANING STATE HIGHWAY 36 FROM THOMASTON TO BARNESVILLE 10. PROJECTS FILE: UPSON COUNTY/SPEWELL BLUFF DAM 11. CASE: AREA PARENTS, INC. – WEBSTER GRUNFIELD ACADEMY TELEPHONE-AREA CODE 912 NUMBER 828-2805 CLOSE 12. PROJECT: WEBSTER COUNTY – WESTON, GEORGIA – (NEW WELL) 13. PROJECTS: WEBSTER COUNTY KINCHAFOONEE PROJECT 14. MOULTRIE COUNTY PROJECT CONDUCT AND ADMINISTRATION INCLUDING HEAD START 15. COG LIST 16. PROJECT: U. S. HIGHWAY 19 (INTERSTATE HIGHWAY) 17. PROJECT: SGT. JACK BARKER GEORGIA STATE PATROL IN FOR SYTHRE: LEAA EDUCATION PROGRAM AT GORDON MILITARY ACADEMY 18. PROJECTS: WILKINSON COUNTY: FREEPORT KAOLIN COMPANY FREEPORT MOLDS KAOLIN TO THE NEEDS OF INDISTRY 19. PROJECT: WILKINSON COUNTY – OCONEE RIVER 20. CASE: CORDELLE-CRISP COUNTY PRACTICAL NURSING SCHOOL 21. PROJECTS: WILKINSON COUNTY – WASTE DUMP 22. WILKINSON COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS 23. PROJECTS – GEN – FT. BENNING 24. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FT. BENNING HIGHWAYS 27 & 280 MILITARY-CIVILIAN JURISDICTION 25. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA NICHOLSON, MR. BROWN, JR. 10/10 26. PROJ: MUSCOGEE CO. APP. FOR UMTA FUNDS CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA METRA (COLUMBUS TRANSIT SYSTEM) COLUMBUS, GEORGIA-PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA URBAN AREA APPLICATION FOR TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE TO THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5 UMTA FEDERAL CATALOG NUMBER 20.507 FEBRUARY 1980 CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA METRA (COLUMBUS TRANSIT SYSTEM) COLUMBUS, GEORGIA-PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA URBAN AREA APPLICATION FOR TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE TO THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5 UMTA FEDERAL CATALOG NUMBER 20.500 FEBRUARY 1980 27. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE CO. (DOCTOTS HOSP.-CAT SCANNER) KEATON, CHAS. 28. PROJ.: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (COSCO LOAN PROPOSAL TO DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL ASSISTANCE PACKAGE FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY COLUMBUS, GEORGIS JULY 2, 1980 29. PROJ.: MUSCOGEE COUNTY PILOT CITY PROGRAM 30. (NOT NUMBERED-NOT LABELED) 1980 ANNUAL REPORT OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA HARRY C. JACKSON MAYOR HOWARD A. GUDELL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REVISED REQUEST FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT COLUMBUS COLISEUM MARKETING & FEASIBILITY PLAN OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COLUMBUSM GEORGIA JUNE 2, 1980 ANALYSIS OF THE LONG-RANGE NEED FOR AN ASSEMBLY/AUDIENCE FACILITY PLANNING DIVISION – DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – COLUMBUS, GEORGIA – JANUARY 1980 ECONOMY AND POPULATION COLUMBUS, GEORGIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITIES FACILITIES – VOLUME 3 PLANNING DIVISION – DEPARTMENT IF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE CO. METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE 32. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY DOT’S PRIORITY/PRIMARY ROUTE Z COLUMBUS-ALBANY-BRUNSWICK HIGHWAYDOT’S PRIORITY/PRIMARY ROUTE Z COLUMBUS-ALBANY-BRUNSWICK HIGHWAY 5/1 33. PROJECTS MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS REVITALIZATION PROGRAM 34. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY - $3,800, 000 UDAG GRANT – COLUMBUS IRON WORKS TRADE CENTER 5/30 (NO LABEL) APPLICATION FOR AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION PROJECT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA APRIL 1979 APPLICATION FOR AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT SUBMITTED BY COLUMBUS, GEORGIA MARCH 1979 . I . II . III . IV . VI . VII . VIII . APPEND ADDENDUM #3 TO UDAG CONVENTION HOTEL AND PARKING PROJECT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA JUNE 13, 1979 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY RE UDAG FOR HOTEL AND PARKING (LETTER TO FRANK MOORE) COLS. IRON WORKS TRADE AND CONVENTION CENTER SEND BC’S OF RESPONSES TO HARRY KAMENSKY & MAYOR JACKSON 35. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY CATTAHOOCHEE RIVER - PROPOSED RE-REGULATION DAM 36. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (LOWE CHATTAHOOCHEE APDC) (OUR CORRES IS RON STARNES) 37. DISTRICT PROJECT, LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE AREA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION.

BOX 241 TELEPHONE MESSAGES & GUEST BOOKS Folder Title 1. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #1 FROM 1/8/96 TO 5/12/69 2. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #2 FROM 5/12/69 TP 9/11/69 3. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #3 BEGINNING 10-8-96 ENDING 9-1-70 4. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #4 BEGINNING 9/2/70 ENDING 8/5/71 5. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #5 FROM 8/5/71 TO 6/2/72 6. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #6 FROM 6/2/72 TO 3/21/73 7. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #7 FROM 3/21 TO 9/5/73 8. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #8 FROM 9/12/73 TO 6/12/74 9. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #9 FROM 9/12/74 TO 4/29/75 10. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #10 FROM 4/29/75 TO 1/20/76 11. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #11 FROM 1/20/76 TO 7/13/76 TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #11A FROM 5-26-76 TO 1-24-77 12. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #12 FROM JULY 19, 1976 TO 2/23/77 13. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #13 FROM 2/23/77 TO 7/19/77 14. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #14 FROM 7/19/77 TO 4/18/78 15. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #15 FROM APRIL 18, 1978 TO AUGUST 7, 1978 16. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #16 FROM AUGUST 7, 1978 TO MARCH 21, 1977 17. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #17 FROM MARCH 21, 1979 TO OCT. 15, 1979 18. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #18 FROM OCT. 17, 1979 TO MARCH 31, 1980 19. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #19 FROM APRIL 1, 1980 TO NOV. 19, 1980 20. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #20 FROM NOV. 1980 TO JUNE 1981 21. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #21 FROM JULY. 1981 TO NOV. 1981 TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #21A FROM JULY 1981 TO AUG. 1982 22. TELEPHONE MESSAGES BOOK #22 FROM JUNE 1981 TO SEPT 1981 1. GUEST BOOK 1 1-5-67 TO 12-13-68 2. GUEST BOOK 2 1-7-69 TO 4-28-72 3. GUEST BOOK 3 5-1-72 TO 8-1-75 4. GUEST BOOK 4 8-5-75 TO 1-26-78 5. GUEST BOOK 5 1-26-78 TO 8-27-80

BOX 242 RECOMMENDATIONS, INVITATIONS AND QUESTIONAIRES Folder Title 1. LEGIS. TESTIMONIALS – GENERAL 2. CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 3. INVITATIONS EXTENDED – LAGRANGE OPEN HOUSE 8-25-73 4. GENERAL FILES – PAGES OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (4 COPIES) UNITED STATES CAPITOL PAGE SCHOOL 5. PARKING PERMITS 6. INVITATIONS EXTENDED INVITATIONS EXTENDED PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CONVENTION AND TRADE CENTER OPENING (REINVITATION TO PRESIDENT CARTER) 7/26/79 INVITATIONS EXTENDED INVITATION TO PRESIDENT (7/14/79) RE DEDICATION OF RENOVATION OF COLUMBUS – FORWARD RESPONSES TO HARRY KAMINSKY INVITATION EXTENDED TO PRES. CARTER (WAYNE SHANNON-NAT’L LEAGUE OF POSTMASTERS) INVITATION ISSUED TO ASST. SECY WILLIAM K. BEEHM) MRS. BOBBY YOUNG – INV. EXTENDED TO JIMMY CARTER FOR APRIL 26, 1977 INVITATION EXTENDED TO ATTORNEY GENERAL EDWARD LEVI (OUR CORRES IS W. STELL HUIE) GEN. INVITATIONS EXTENDED – DELEGATION BREAKFAST – APRIL 23, 1975 – HOWARD PHILLIPS, EPILEPSY ASSN. INVITATIONS EXTENDED TO ATTN GEN. SAXBE (OUR CORRES IS ROBT. CLYATT – MERCER LAW SCHOOL) INV. EXTENDED – SOYBEAN FESTIVAL – 9/13/72 (GENERAL FILE) INVITATIONS EXTENDED: PRESIDENT FORD (IN BWHALF OF UNIV. UNION INOV. OF GA.) INVITATIONS EXTENDED – ENDING – GA. CATTLEMEN ASSN. TO SECETARY BUTZ 7. SERTOMA CLUB INVITATIONS EXTENDED TO PRES FORD 8. INVITATIONS EXTENDED SEC. OF TRANSPORTATION MULTI-STATE TRANS. SYSTEM ASSN. – KERMIT BLANEY 9. INVITATION – EXTENDED SMITH LANIER WHITE HOUSE 10. INVITATIONS EXTENDED: WEST POINT DAM PROJECT (OUR CORRES IS DONALD J. DOWNS) 11. GENERAL: INCOME TAXES PAID ON CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT: POSSIBLE REFUND 12. STANBACH, ROSA MRS. - INVITATIONS EXTENDED TO BARBARA JORDAN ON BEHALF OF CONTINENTAL SOCIETIES 13. INVITATIONS EXTENDED – SEN. EDWARD W. BROOKE 14. INVITATIONS EXTENDED: LANCE, BERT (INVITATION BY METRO COLUMBUS LEAGUE TO ADDRESS ITS FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER ) 15. JESSIE TAYLOR INVITATION TO PRESIDENT CARTER 16. INV. EXTENDED TO THE PRESIDENT BY COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR JAN. OR FEB. 1978 17. GENERAL – PERSONNEL FILE 18. GENERAL: PICTURES ON LOAN FROM NATIONAL GALLERY 1-5-79 19. GENERAL: POST CARDS FROM VIENNA (NEVER ORDERED) 20. GENERAL-QUESTIONNAIRES PERSONNALLY COMPLETED BY THE CONGRESSMAN 21. QUESTIONNAIRE (NOT COMPLETED) 22. GENERAL: QUESTIONNAIRES COMPLETED BY STAFF 23. GENERAL RESTAURANT HOUSE 24. GENERAL-PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG AMERICANS A PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG AMERICANS 1974 SECONDARY HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM (2 COPIES) MACE NINETEEN SEVENTY THREE THE MACE NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO A PRESEDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG AMERICANS 1972 BULLETIN SECONTARY HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM (4 COPIES) 1970 THE MACE 25. CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY BALLOTS GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS 26. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS 27. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS BLANKENSHIP, DAVID J. 28. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – DEATON, EDWARD 29. 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – DILLARD, MICHAEL 30. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS GORTE, MRS. RAMONA R. 31. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS GOLDEN, EILEEN 4/27 32. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – GONZALES, FRANK WITH AUDIO TAPE 33. 6/19 GENERAL: 1981 & 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS JENKINS, GENE EDWIN (ED) 34. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS LEWIS, MISS LISA – ASCOT RACE TICKETS 35. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – REED, DELORA 36. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS LOPEZ, MR. PEDRO CASTRO (COPY TO LANGDON SHEFFIELD) 37. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS LUNDSFORD, DOUGLAD 38. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – CHIP MANNING, JR. 39. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – NIX, TOMMY, JR. 40. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS; PAYNE, JULIA 41. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS – PEAVY, HAL 42. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS HOWARD, RICHARD D. – ROTC SCHOLARSHIP COLUMBUSM GA. 3/26 43. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS ROBINSON, RALPH 2/10 44. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS WHISNANT, MRS. BETTY 45. WILLIAMS, DALE A 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS 46. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS WILSON, ANNE

BOX 243 1982 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title VETERANS 1. TRANSPORTATION-’82 GEN. 2. ISSUES TRANSPORTATION AT&T 3. ISSUES TRANSPORTATION AT&T 4. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION – ATLANTA HARTSFIELD AIRPORT 4TH RUNWAY CONSTRUCTION 5. ISSUES TRANSPORTATION (FAA) 5/22/82 AVIATION SERVICE FACILITY 6. ISSUES TRANSPORTATION (ADVERTISING SIGN) (MR. HILTON PARKER) 7. ISSUES TRANSPORTATION (I-185 CALL BOXES BISHOP, MR. SANFORD (CALL BACK SYSTEM – I-185) 8. FAA-BRANIFF SLOTS…5/26/82 9. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION (THANK YOU) 10. TRANSPORTATION (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) (EMPTY) 11. VETERANS – ’82 GEN. 12. ISSUES: VETERANS (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 13. ISSUES: VA MOREHOUSE MED SCHOOL – TUSKEEGEE VA 14. ISSUES: VETERANS (THANK YOU) (EMPTY) 15. (NO TITLE) ANTI REAGAN 16. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL 128 NO. 50 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1982 17. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 18. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 19. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 20. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 21. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 22. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 23. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 24. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 25. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET 26. BOOK TAX EQUITY & FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY ACT ‘82 27. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD ’82 PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL128 NO. 113 PERT II WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1982 28. CORRESPONDENCE ON TAX EQUITY AND RESPONSIBILITY BILL ‘82 29. CORRESPONDENCE ON TAX BILL 30. CORRESPONDENCE ON BUDGET ‘83 31. INFORMATION ON BUDGET BILL ‘83 32. BUDGET. WHIP PAPERS AND DEAR COLLEAGUES 33. BUDGET RECONCILIATION ACT (DEPT. OF INTERIOR) UNDERDEVELOPED COASTAL BARRIERS REPORT TO CONGRESS

BOX 244 1981 NEWS CLIPPINGS Folder Title 1. SEPTEMBER, 1981 PRESS CLIPPINGS 2. AUGUST, 1981 PRESS CLIPPINGS 3. NEWS CLIPPINGS JULY, 1981 4. JUNE, 1981 PRESS CLIPPINGS 5. MAY, 1981 PRESS CLIPPINGS 6. NEWS CLIPPINGS – APRIL, 1981 7. PRESS: MARCH, 1981 NEWS CLIPPINGS 8. NEWS CLIPPINGS – FEBRUARY, 1981 9. JANUARY, 1981 NEWS CLIPPINGS

BOX 245 1973 BRINKLEY SPEECHES, P. R., AND INVITATIONS Folder Title 1. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS 1976 2. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS BALKCOM, MR. & MRS. I. L. AMERICUS (ARRANGED BY FATHER, MR. D. L. HUNGERFORD JULY 26-28, 1974 3. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS BARFIELD, CHARLIE WARNER ROBINS SEPT. 8, 9, 11, 1976 4. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: BARFIELD, DAVID & FAMILY COLUMBUS JUNE 13-18, 1976 5. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: BEEBE, MR. & MRS. CHARLES (REQUEST FOR WHITE HOUSE ONLY) JUNE 29-JULY 3, 1976 6. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: BISHOP, MR. & MRS. THOMAS BISHOP, MR. AND MRS, LILLARD MAY 12, 1977 7. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: BRADFIELD, MRS. ARTHUR D., JR. MARCH 6- 14, 1976 8. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: BUNDRICK, MR. PETER JUNE 19-21, 1976 9. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: CLEMONS, BETH HOBE SOUND BIBLE ACADEMY SENIOR CLASS MAY 18, 1976 10. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: CLINKSCALES, FRED M. COLUMBUS MAR. 23-24-1976 11. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: CULVER. MR. & MRS. JOE MAR. 22-23, 1976 3/18 12. P. R. VISITORS & TOURS: DALLAS, DR. R. 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BOX 246 1977-79 PRESS CLIPPINGS & RELEASES Folder Title NEWS CLIPPINGS 1979 1. JANUARY 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 2. FEBRUARY 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 3. MARCH 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 4. APRIL 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 5. MAY 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 1978 6. NEWS RELEASE DEC. 15, 1978 DEPT. OF THE ARMY CONTRACT AWARDS TO BODENHAMER BUILDING CORP. COLUMBUS CONSTRUCTION AT ROBINS AFB MOODY AFB 7. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT MAILED 12/27/78 RE: CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER 8. NEWS RELEASE DEC. 6, 1978 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION – ARMY NATIONAL GUARD FORSYTH, GEORGIA SENT TO: MONROE COUNTY REPORTER 9. NEWS RELEASE DEC. 6, 1978 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION – AIR FORCE RESERVE SENT TO: DAILY SUN, ROBINS REV-UP. 10. PRESS RELEASE NOV 2, 1978 RE: MIDDLE FLINT AREA PLANNING AND DEV. COMMISSION-EDA GRANT CALLED PATRIOT CITIZEN 11. NEWS RELEASE OCT. 18, 1978 VETERANS HOUSING BENEFITS ACT SIGNING CEREMONY SENT TO ALL MEDIA 12. 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BOX 247 1982 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE Folder Title 1. ISSUES POSTAL REFORM (THANK YOU) 2. ISSUES POSTAL REFORM (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 3. ISSUES: POST OFFICE (COLUMBUS CFS) 4. ISSUES POSTAL SERVICE – MARTHA BERRY STAMP GLORIA SHATTO 5. ISSUES POSTAL REFORM KENT, GERALD CLOSED 6. POSTAL REFORM ’82 GEN. 7. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS – FTC USED CAR RULING 8. SMALL BUSINESS 1981/82 WHOLESALE PRICE LIST OLYMPIC SALES COMPANY 9. SMALL BUSINESS ’82 GEN. 10. ISSUES SMALL BUSINESS (THANK YOU) (EMPTY) 11. ISSUES: SMALL BUSINESS (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) (EMPTY) 12. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 13. SOCIAL SECURITY ’82 GEN. 14. ISSUES SOCIAL SECURITY (THANK YOU) 15. ISSUES SOCIAL SECURITY “NOTCH” (CLIPPINGS, ETC.) 16. ISSUES SOCIAL SECURITY “NOTCH” (THANK YOU) 17. TAXES ‘82 AUG.-SEPT. 18. SOCIAL SECURITY “NOTCH” – ‘82 19. CORRESPONDENCE 20. CORRESPONDENCE 21. TAXES ’82 GENERAL 22. ISSUES: TAXES – REVENUE SHARING HON.JAMES SPILLERS & HON. JOHN NEELY, JR. 9/15 23. ISSUES: TAXES (CIGARETTES) 24. ISSUES: TAX SECTION 162 25. ISSUES: TAXES FULLER, LTC JOHN 26. ISSUES: TAXES THANK YOU

BOX 248 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1968 90TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 2 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1970 91ST CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 2 OF 4 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1970 91ST CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 4 OF 4 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1976 94TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 1 OF 4 CONTENTS 32 33 PT. 1 33 PT. 2 INDEX 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1976 94TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 4 OF 4 CONTENTS 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 REPORT OF ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE PRINTS INDEX

BOX 249 1979-80 NEWS CLIPPINGS Folder Title 1. DECEMBER, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 2. NOVEMBER, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 3. OCTOBER, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 4. SEPTEMBER, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 5. AUGUST, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 6. JULY, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 7. JUNE, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 8. NEWS CLIPPINGS MAY, 1980 9. PRESS: APRIL, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 10. FEBRUARY, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 11. PRESS MARCH, 1980 NEWS CLIPPINGS 12. JANUARY, 1980 13. DECEMBER, 1979 14. 1979 NOVEMBER NEWS CLIPPINGS 15. 1979 OCTOBER NEWS CLIPPINGS 16. 1979 SEPTEMBER - NEWS CLIPPINGS 17. AUGUST 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 18. JULY 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 19. JUNE 1979 NEWS CLIPPINGS 20. NEWS CLIPPINGS, MAY 1979 21. NEWS CLIPPINGS – APRIL, 1979 22. NEWS CLIPPINGS – MARCH, 1979 23. NEWS CLIPPINGS – FEBRUARY, 1979 24. NEWS CLIPPINGS – JANUARY, 1979

BOX 250 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS 90TH CONGRESS VOLUME IV INVESTIGATION-APPOLLO-VOL,II, PART 3 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1970 91ST CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 3 OF 4 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1973 93D CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 3 OF 3 CONTENTS 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 INDEX 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1977 95TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 3 OF 4 CONTENTS 4 PT. 5 4 PT. 6 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 INDEX 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1978 95TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 9 OF 5 CONTENTS 56 PT. 5 56 PT. 6 56 PT. 7 57 58 INDEX

BOX 251 PROJECTS: HOUSTON. LEE. MACON. MUSCOGEE COUNTIES Folder Title 1. (NO TITLE) PROJ: HOUSTON CO: RICHARD B. RUSSELL PARKWAY  PROJECT: HOUSTON CO. RICHARD B. RUSSELL PARKWAY RF-128-1(3) PEACH-HOUSTON 2. PROJECT – RAFB – GEN MADDOX, EDWARD (RIF-RAFB) 3. PROJECTS: ROBINS AFB MILITARY INSTALLATIONS & FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE APPROVED PROJECT FOR BASE--SECURITY POLICE OPERATIONS ABD CEVTRAL SECURITY CONTROL FACILITY 4/9/79 APPROVED TOLD CHRIS BONNER 4. PROJECTS: WARNER ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE ADD-ON AUTHORIZATION FOR A WEAPONS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ENGINEERING FACILITY. 5. PROJECT HOUSTON COUNTY WAENER ROBINS AIRPORT FACILITIES 6. HOUSTON COUNTY – WARNER ROBINS SMALL CITIES COMPREHENSIVE GRANT APPLICATION – CONTACT BY FOY EVANS 7. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY – DUKE STREET CROSSING IN WARNER ROBINS – OUR CORRESPONDENT: DOYLE W. TUNISON 8. PROJECTS: WARNER ROBINS ACCESS ROAD HOUSTON COUNTY 9. PROJECTS – HOUSTON COUNTY – WARNER ROBINS HEADSTART 10. NEIGHBORHOOD RENEWAL PLAN – HOUSTON COUNTY (WARNER ROBINS) 11. HOUSTON COUNTY WARNER ROBINS URBAN RENEWAL 12. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY (W. R. PURCHASE OF RECREATION & PARK LANDS (MAYOR DAVIS) 13. PROJECTS – HOUSTON COUNTY – URBAN STUDY – MACON – BIBB COUNTIES 14. PROJECTS: HOUSTON COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE - MACON WEATHER RADIO NETWORK (ED WAGNON, HOUSTON BO DIRECTOR (WEATHER RADAR) 15. PROJECT: LEE COUNTY NEW COMMITTEES, INC. 3/15 16. PROJECTS – MACON COUNTY – WEST CENTRAL GA. COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL 17. PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY MONTEZUMA APPLICATION TO HUD FOR $5.742 MILLION URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT DATED 2/28/78 (RE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE) MIDDLE FLINT REPORT CITY OF MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FOR AN URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT FEBRUARY 28, 1978  PART I  PART II  PART III  PART IV  PART V  PART VI  PART VII  PART VIII  PART IX PROJECT – MACON COUNTY – MONTEZUMA UDAG BUCKEYE PLANT 18. PROJECTS: MARION COUNTY (IDEAL, GA.) RE REJECTION OF PREAPPLICATION FOR HUD GRANT (COMMUNITY BLOCK) (1978) 19. PROJECTS: - MACON CO. – COURTHOUSE RENOVATION (EDA) – DON LAMBERTH 20. PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY: MARSHALLVILLE WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT 21. PROJ: MACON COUNTY (CITY OF MARSHALLVILLE) WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS 22. PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY:MARSHALLVILLE DAM 23. PROJECT: NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR MARSHALLVILLE (MAYOR B. G. BICKLEY) 24. MACON COUNTY – MONTEZUMA SEWER SYSTEM – 25. HEADSTART PROGRAM – MONTEZUMA MACON COUNTY 26. PROJECT: MACON COUNTY – CITY OF MONTEZUMA URBAN RENEWAL GRANT 11/30 97, 793 (?) OF PLAN 27. PROJECT MACON CO: OGLETHORPE HOUSING AUTHORITY 28. PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY (RETARDATION TRAINING IN MONTEZUMA JOHN J. CROWDER, JR. , DIRECTOR) 29. PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY (WATER & SEWER GRANT FUNDS) 30. PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY: - WHITEWATER CREEK STATE PARK, CONTACTED BY JAMES BRADY 31. PROJECTS: MARION COUNTY FMHA GRANT & LOAN APPLICATION 32. PROJECT – MARION COUNTY – LAND ACQUISITION – FORT BENNING – 33. PROJECTS: MARION COUNTY BOYCE HANNER 34. PROJECTS: MARION COUNTY (SCHOOL BUILDING BEING USED AS U. S. AGRUCULTURAL SERVICE CENTER) 35. INFO ONLY – MARION COUNTY HOSPITAL GRANT 36. PROJECT: MARION COUNTY LAND ACQUISITION AT FT. BENNING PART II 37. PROJECT: MARION COUNTY (TRI COUNTY SCHOOL (FORT BENNING) 38. PROJECT: MARION COUNTY – WEAPON DISPLAY – CITY OF BUENA VISTA 39. PROJECT: MARION COUNTY (EPA) OUR CORRES IS MAYOR BOYCE HANNER 40. PROJECT: MARION COUNTY (TRI COUNTY RECREATION COMPLEX) (MIDDLE FLINT PLANNING & DEV COM) OUR CORRES IS LK MOSS LEAA 41. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS DOCTOR’S HOSPITAL TEL MED PROJECT 42. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER/ BLOUNTSTOWN DAM WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BY THE U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FLORIDA SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION – ATLANTA, GEORGIA 1977 EASTERN UNIOTED STATES MAP 43. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – APP-CHATT. RIVERS LAKESIDE RECREATION IN THE SOUTHEAST JUNE 1979 SOUTHEASTERN LUNKER LO-KA-TOR LOCKING THROUGH THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW IF YOU USE NAVIGATION LOCKS MOBILE DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS THE ISLAND LIGHT VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1 SEPTEMBER 1979 SERVING FRANKLIN, GULF, AND WAKULLA COUNTIES JIM WOODRUFF LAKE SEMINOLE “GRAPEVINE” U. S. C. E. MOBILE DISTRICT VOL. 1 NO. 33 6 AUGUST 79 DISCOVERY FLORIDA’S LAST FRONTIER A 1978-79 0FFICIAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VISITORS AND NEWCOMERS GUIDE/ SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF APALSCHICOLA, CARRABELLE, EASTPOINT, MEXICO BEACH, PORT ST. JOE, ST. GEORGE ISLAND, & WEWAHITCHIKA 44. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY / JOHN SIMPKINS – HOUSING APPLICATION PHASE I BUYING A HOME UNDER THE UDAG PROGRAM (2) RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT 45. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SECTION) DOT (URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION SECTION 46. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY ECONOMIC INDICATOR 47. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY RELEASE OF EDA PLANNING GRANTS (JOHN SIMPKINS) 48. PROJECTS: ’78-79-80 MUSCOGEE DCOLUMBUS METRO AIRPORT COLUMBUS AIRPORT WEATHER STATION 49. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY BRIDGE ACROSS CHATTAHOOCHEE & BYPASS TED LAND’S INQUIRY) 50. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY (GRANT APPLICATION EDA)2/2

BOX 252 PROJECTS: OUT OF DISTRICT Folder Title 1. PROJECT – STATE OF GEORGIA – MISC. – DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 2. PROJ: ALTAMAHA RIVER BASIN CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ALTAMAHA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION ALTAMAHA, OCONEE AND ACMULGEE RIVERS, GEORGIA NOVEMBER 1966 PROJECTS: GEORGIA, OUT OF DISTRICT – ALTAMAHA RIVER BASIN PROJ: OUT OF DISTRICT TRI-RIVERS WATERWAY SYSTEM ’83 APROPS. 3. WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING MARCH, 1981 4. COORDINATION REPORT ON NAVIGATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR APALACHICOLA RIVER BELOW JIM WOODRUFF DAM, FLORIDA OCTOBER 1978 5. PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY APPALACHICOLA AND CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVERS TRI-RIVERS PROJECTS (OUT OF DISTRICT) – TRI-RIVERS WATERWAY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION PROJECTA: TRI-RIVERS KREPS LETTER ALABAMA STATE DOCKS SYSTEM SURVEY REPORTON APALACHICOLA, CHATTAHOOCHEE AND FLINT RIVERS ALABAMA, FLORIDA AND GEORGIA 6. MODEL EX-OFFENDER PROGRAMS GOR THE STATE OF GA, - GA DEPT OF LABOR 7. PROJECT: MIDDLR GEORGIA COLLEGE (SHOULD GO IN FRONT OF PROJECT FILE SINCE IT IS OUT OF DISTRICT) 8. PROJECTS: CORPS OF ENGINEERS (DISTRICT WIDE) U. S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS SAVANNAH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL FACT BOOK CIVI; A B C D E F G A B C 9. DISTRICT WIDE PROJECT – WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 10. PROJECT: FLINT RIVER BASIN 11. COASTAL PLAINS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REGION A REPORT ON THE INIYIAL ACTION PLANNING PRPGRAM OF THE COASTAL PLAINS REGIONAL COMMISSION 12. REPORT TO THE FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION ON PROJECT NO. 1218 THE FLINT RIVER HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT GEORGIA POWER COMPANY SEPTEMBER, 1967 13. PROJECT NO. A-867 CONTRACT NO. C-239-65 (NEG.) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE A PROGRAM OF MAMAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN DESIGNATED EDA COUNTIES IN GEORGIA BY WILLIAM I. DENMAN, JR. W. C. WARD, JR. RONALD B. PARKER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DIVISION FINAL REPORT 1967 ENGINHEERING EXPERIMENT STATION GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA 14. PROJECT NO. A-867 CONTRACT NO. C-239-65 (NEG.) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE A PROGRAM OF MAMAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN DESIGNATED EDA COUNTIES IN GEORGIA BY WILLIAM I. DENMAN, JR. W. C. WARD, JR. RONALD B. PARKER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DIVISION FINAL REPORT 1967 ENGINHEERING EXPERIMENT STATION GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA 15. PROJECT NO. A-867 CONTRACT NO. C-239-65 (NEG.) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE A PROGRAM OF MAMAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN DESIGNATED EDA COUNTIES IN GEORGIA BY WILLIAM I. DENMAN, JR. W. C. WARD, JR. RONALD B. PARKER INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DIVISION FINAL REPORT 1967 ENGINHEERING EXPERIMENT STATION GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GEORGIA (YES THREE COPIES) 16. COLUMBUS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFILE – 17. PROJECT: CUMBERLAND ISLAND OSCAR BOYLES) 18. PROJECT: MUSCOGEE PORTS AUTHORITY (OIL REFINERY – SAVANNAH) TENNECO OIL) 19. GEORGIA COASTAL ISLANDS PROJECT 20. PROJECTS: GEORGIA POWER COMPANY – NUCLEAR FUELED ELEC GENERATING PLANT) 21. PROJECTS_ WATER & SEWER GRANTS. LTR FROM E. LAMAR SEALS – ALSO LTR IN DEPT. FILE HUD) 22. PROJECT: ATLANTA AIRPORT 23. PROJECTS: GENERAL (OUT OF DISTRICT) 24. PROJECTS – RUSSELL SQUARE APARTMENTS – JOINT LTR BILL NICHOLS & JB TO HUD SECRETARY 25. PROJECTS: MULTI-STATE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (KERMIT BLANEY) 26. 1969 MIDDLE FLINT PLANNING DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 27. STATE OF GEORGIA REPORT HEALTH FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION NEEDS FOR THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLET REPRESENTATIVE THIRD DISTRICT GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH 28. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROFILE PLAINS, GEORGIA 29. DISTRICT PROJECT COASTAL PLAINS REGIONAL COMMISSION STENOGRAPHIC TRANSCRIPTS OF HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS UNITED STATES SENATE S, 1072 AND S. 1090 AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1969 WASHINGTON, D. C. MARCH 7, 1969 30. PROJECTS: EMORY SCHOOL BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT CENTER 31. PROJECT: LAKE EUFALA CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 89TH CONGRESS. SECON SESSION VOL. 112 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1966 NO. 180 26652-54

BOX 253 1970-73 BRINKLEY SPEECHES Folder Title 1. SPEECH: JULY 10, 1970 AMERICAN LEGION DEPT. CONV. MACON, GEORGIA 2. SPEECH: JULY 18, 1970 GOVERNOR’S HONORS PROGRAM WESLYAN COLLEGE – MACON 3. SPEECH: AUGUST 8, 1970 BUENA VISTA BOY SCOUTS 4. SPEECH: SEPT. 2, 1970 FAA AWARD CEREMONIES FOR RHODES AND FRENCH 5. SPEECH: SEPT. 19, 1970 COLUMBIAN LODGE NO. 7 FLATROCK PARK, COLUMBUS, GA. 6. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 26, 1970 9:30 DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS OPENING – COLUMBUS, GA. 7. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 26, 1970 11 AM CIVITAN CEREMONY COLUMBUS, GA 8. SPEECH: OCTOBER 26, 1970 3RD DISTRICT APPRECIATION DINNER GOVERNOR LESTER G. MADDOX 9. SPEECH: OCTOBER 28. 1970 RICHARDS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 10. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 9, 1970 MUSCOGEE LIONS CLUB COLUMBUS, GA. 11. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 12, 1970 COLUMBUS JAYCEES 12. PRESENTATION: NOVEMBER 19, 1970 TO SECY. RESOR – RE 1ST AIR CAVALRY – F. B. 13. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 30, 1970 PRESENTATION: WRAMA MANPOWER 14. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 12, 1971 EXCHANGE CLUBS OF COLUMBUS (NATL. CRIME PREVENTION WEEK) 15. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 18, 1971 NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ASSN HONORABLE LIFETIME MEMBER 1971 CALENDAR 16. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 19, 1971 AMERICAN OPTPMETRIC ASSN. BREAKFAST 17. SPEECH: MARCH 6, 1971 GIDEONS BANQUET PRESENTATIONS – BIBLE 18. SPEECH FILE MARCH 8, 1971 3RD DISTRICT LEGIS. BANQUET HONORING JACK BRINKLEY, M. C. (EMPTY) 19. SPEECH: MARCH19, 1971 STAR BANQUET 20. GEORGIA JAYCEE FED. AFF. SEMINAR MARCH 23-26, 1972 21. SPEECH: MARCH 27, 1971 SCOUT SKILL-O-RAMA 22. SPEECH: APRIL 4, 1971 FACE THE NATION – CALLEY CBS NEWS PHOTO PRESS FILE – APRIL 4, 1971 – FACE THE NATION PROGRAM 23. SPEECH: APRIL 24, 1971LEGAL SECRETARIES BANQUET COLUMBUS, GA. 24. SPEECH: MAY 7, 1971 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CONF. MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. 25. SPEECH: JULY 10, 1971 FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN – KAY COMMUNITY TRNG. SCH. (PEACH CO.) 26. SPEECH: SEPT. 2, 1971 THIRD DIST. CHAMBERS OF COM. GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS COMM. 27. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 11, 1971 AFGE COUNCIL MEETING MARTINIQUE IN COLUMBUS 28. SPEECH: SEPT. 18, 1971 MEETING – LABOR COUNCIL COLUMBUS OFF. (FAYE KNIGHT) 29. SPEECH: OCTOBER 2, 1971 DOOLY COUNTY SESQUICENTENNIAL – VIENNA 30. SPEECH: OCTOBER 25, 1971 VETERANS’ DAY PROGRAM COLUMBUS, GA. 31. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 6, 1971 GEORGIA LETTER CARRIERS REGIONAL MEETING – AMERICUS 32. SPEECH: NOVEMBER 30, 1971 TELEPHONE HOOK-UP FROM WASHINGTON NARCE MEETING IN AMERICUS 33. SPEECH: OCTOBER 27, 1971 EDDY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS (TELEPHONE HOOK-UP) 34. SPEECH: DECEMBER 4, 1971 MONTEZUMA JAYCEES RADIO PROGRAM 35. SPEECH: DECEMBER 12, 1971 BROTHERHOOD – FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEST POINT. GA. 36. SPEECH: DECEMBER 27, 1971 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT MANAGEMENT CONF. – COLUMBUS 37. SPEECH: JANUARY 4, 1972 LAGRANGE LIONS CLUB 38. SPEECH: JANUARY 13, 1972 RE MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD IN SOIL & WATER CONSERV. – PERRY, GA. BUTTHEADED 39. SPEECH: JANUARY 14, 1972 FORSYTH, GA. 40. SPEECH: JANUARY 23, 1972 SHIRLEY HILL BAPTIST CHURCH WARNER ROBINS 41. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 7, 1972 WILBUR D. MILLS’ AWARD SOUTHERN OPTOMETRISTS 42. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 10, 1972 TELEPHONE HOOK-UP – WARNER ROBINS JT. HIGH SCHOOL 43. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 12, 1972 VALLEY OF COLUMBUS SCOTTISH RITE BODIES – LADIES NIGHT BANQUET 44. SPEECH: FEBRUARY 12, 1972 GEORGIA LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY MEETING – CALLAWAY GARDENS WELCOMING ADDRESSS BY CONGRESSMA JACK BRINKLEY FEBRUART 12, 1972 GEORGIA LIMITED ACCESS HGWY. 45. STATEMENT – FEBRUARY 28, 1972 BEFORE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ON H. J. RES. 43 46. STATEMENT: MARCH 14, 1972 BEFORE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE (COASTAL PLAINS COMMISSION+ STATEMENT OF REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MARCH 14, 1972 (UNABLE TO READ HANDWRITING)  MIDDLE FLINT AREA PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 1971 ANNUAL REPORT (2) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN AUGUST 1971 COASTAL PLAINS REGIONAL COMMISSION 47. SPEECH: MARCH 30, 1972 BRINKLEY APPRECIATION DINNER 48. SPEECH: APRIL 4, 1972 COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST MEETING 49. SPEECH: MAY5, 1972 LAW DAY SPEECH – COLUMBUS LAWYERS CLUB 50. SPEECH: JUNE 24, 1972 BIKE RIDE – WARNER ROBINS FOT ST. JUDE’S CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL 51. SPEECH: AUGUST 12, 1972 AMERICAN LEGION POST #35 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 52. SPEECH: AUGUST 6, 1972 VFW – ALBERT J. PERRY POST LAGRANGE, GEORGIA 53. SPEECH: SEPTEMBER 8, 1972 WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL FLAG PRESENTATION 54. FLAG PRESENTATION: WEST POINT HIGH SCHOOL SEPT. 8, 1972 55. STATEMENT OF REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES SUBCOM. ON RETIRED PAY REVISION ON OCTOBER 3, 1972 56. SPEECH – B&PW WEEK – THOMASTON OCTOBER 19, 1972 57. SPEECH – WOODBURY LIONS CLUB OCTOBER 23, 1972 58. SPEECH: FRIENDSHIP LODGE OCTOBER 28, 1972 59. SPEECH – WOODBURY PTO – NOV. 1972 60. SPEECH – TV-9 PRE-ELECTION DEMOCRATIC HALF HOUR – NOVEMBER 1972 61. SPEECH – VETERANS DAY – NOV. 11, 1972 – CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY VETERANS COUNCIL OF COLUMBUS 62. SPEECH – GEORGIA STATE SOCIETY INSTALATION AS PRESIDENT 12/1/72 63. SPEECHTO THE COLUMBUS CHAPTER OF HADASSAH – NOVEMBER 12, 1972 64. THOMASTON & UPSON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL MEETING SPEECH 1/26/73 65. GIDEON SPEECH – FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, COLUMBUS – 1/28/72 66. SPEECH – FEB. 2, 1973 – 4-H CLUB AWARDS BANQUET – COLUMBUS COL. 67. SPEECH – 2/16/72 – COLUMBUS COLLEGE MUSIC FESTIVAL 68. SPEECH – 2/2/73 – SOUTH GEORGIA DISTRICT, CIVITAN INTERNATIONAL – ALBANY, GEORGIA 69. SPEECH 3/22/73 – THOMASTON – UPSON COUNTY ASSN. OF EDUCATORS 70. SPEECH 3/25/73 – BEALLWOOD ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHUIRCH – COLUMBUS 71. SPEECH – 4/17/73 – CIVIC CLUBS OF MANCHESTER, GA. 72. 4/26/73 – SPEECH TO COLUMBUS JAYCEES – KEY MEN AWARDS BANQUET 73. 4/29/73 – SPEECH GA. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILARY POPPY ANCHOR DEDICATION – BUTLER, GEORGIA 74. SPEECH FILE – 5/13/73 – GENTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE’S SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES

BOX 254 MISC.: COMM. FILES. INDVD. TRANSCRIPTS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED)1976 ARMED SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY COMPENSATION H. R. 14773 JULY 29, 1976 H. J. RES. 963 AND H. R. 13958 JUNE 8 AND 10, 1976 S. 2096 AND H. R. 4105 AUGUST 4, 1976 H. R. 14772 JULY 28, 1976 (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ARMED SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES 1. COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR NINETY-FOURTH CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES JULY 9, 1976 [NO. 6] 2. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE ORIENTATION TRIP APRIL 7-13 1969 THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, SALUTES CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE THE 437TH MILITARY AIRLIFT WING – ONE U. S. AIR FORCE INFORMATION KIT 437 – MILITARY AIRLIFT WING REP. JACK BRINKLEY FOLDER  A  B  C  D  E FY 70 & 70 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM CHATLESTON AIRFORCE BASE, S. C. 7 APRIL 1969 UNITED STATES AIR FORCE CIVIL ENGINEERING FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA 437TH MILITARY AIRLIFT WING FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA THE MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND (MAC) FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA THE TWENTY-FIRST AIR FORCE FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA C-5 GALAXY WORLD’S LARGEST AIRCRAFT FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA GLOBAL EXERCISES AND OPERATIONS FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA MAC’S RESERVE ASSOCIATE UNIT PROGRAM FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND AND THE AIR FORCE RESERVE FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA MAC AEROMEDICALEVACUATION SERVICE FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA MAC AND THE CIVIL RESERVE AIR FLEET FACT SHEET CHARLESTON AIR FORCE BASE SOUTH CAROLINA AIR WEATHER SERVICE (EWS) NEWS RELEASE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE C-141 STARLIFTER U. S. AIR FORCE LOCKHEED C-5 GALAXY BIOGRAPHY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE GENERAL HOWELL M. ESTES JR. 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH BIOGRAPHY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE LIEUTENANT GENERAL JAMES W. WILSON 8X10 PROTOGRAPH (WILSON) BIOGRAPHY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM H. BRANDON 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH BIOGRAPHY UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BRIGADIER GENERAL CLARE T. IRELAND JR. 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH 3. HILL AIR FORCE BASE – REP. MCKAY – 1971 ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE FILES MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM FY 1978 THIRD INCREMENT 4. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR 1978 5. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MEMORANDUM 1978 6. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MEMORANDUM 1981 7. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE SENATE COMM. ON APPROPRIATIONS 1978 8. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MEMORANDUM 1977-78 9. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE FILE – “FACTS ABOUT FLIGHT PAY” 10. COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES STATEMENT OF WITNESS 11. REPORT OF COMM. ON A. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 9-13-78 12. REPORT OF ACTIVITIES OF THE COMM. ON A. S. 1978 13. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE MEMORANDUM 1974 14. APN STATEMENT FY-1975 DEPT. OF NAVY 15. MARINE/AUTHORIZATION FOR WEAPONS AS GUIDED MISSILES 16. U S MILITARY POSTURE FOR FY 1975 17. ANNUAL DEFENSE SEPT. REPORT 1975 18. MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS REPORT FOR FY 1975 19. PROGRAM OF RESEARCH. DEV., TEST AND EVALUATION FY 1975 20. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 1974 21. NATO FORCES FILE 22. ARMED SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE #4 23. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON CIVIL DEFENSE 24. 1973 ARMED SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE #5 25. SPECIAL SUBCOMMITTEE ON SURVIVOR BENEFITS 26. STATEMENT OF REP. JACK BRINKLEY BEFORE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION SUBCOMMITTEE MAY 7, 1970 27. PROXY FORMS – ARMED SERV. COM. 28. HOUSE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE 29. AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE (EMPTY) 30. LEGIS.: APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE 31. BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE (EMPTY) 32. DIST. OF COLUMBIS COMMITTEE (EMPTY) 33. EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE (EMPTY) 34. LEGIS. FOREIGN AFFAIRS 35. GOVT. OPERATIONS COMMITTEE (EMPTY) 36. INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEES (EMPTY) 37. INTERNAL SECURITY COMMITTEE FOOTPRINTS OF THE TROJAN HORSE 38. INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEES (EMPTY) 39. JUDICARY COMMITTEE STATEMENT OF CONGRESSMAM BRINKLEY BEFORE JUDICOARY COMMITTEE (SUBCOMMITTEE #5) (RE H. J. RES. 43) FEBRUARY 278, 1972 JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TAPES LISTENED TO BY CONGRESSMAN

BOX 255 1982 ISSUES (ALSO C-5 PROJECT) Folder Title 1. ARMED SERVICES – MAY 1942 2. (NOT NUMBERED AND NO LABEL, BELIEVED TO BE 2) DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE SYSTEMS SYSTEMS INFORMATION BRIEFS FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LIAISON SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE 1982 EDITION M-X CLOSELY SPACED BASING 20 JULY 1982 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PREPARED BY AF/RD-M WHITE PAPER ON THE M-X MISSILE SYSTEM 19 JULY 1982 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3. ARMED SERVICES – FEB. 1982 4. ARMED SERVICES – JAN. 1982 A REPORT TO THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY BY THE U. S. ARMY COST DISCIPLINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE 16 DECEMBER 1981 5. ARMED SERVICES – MARCH 1982 6. ARMED SERVICES – APRIL 1982 7. (FOLDER NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 7) DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA  B-1B NEW STRENGTH FOR AMERICA’S DEFENSE  A B-1B PERSPECTIVE  8X10 PPHOTOGRAPHS (3)  B-1B FACT SHEET  F101 AUGMENTED TURBOFAN FOR THE U. S. AIR FORCE B-1B 30,000 LB THRUST CLASS  FACT SHEET UNITED STATES AIR FORCE B-1B  STRATEGIC REVIEW WINTER 1982 UNITED STATES STRATEGIC INSTITUTE  NEWS ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CONTACT DONALD M. O’NEAL  NEWS ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CONTACT JACK L. HEFLEY B-1 FLIGHT TEST PROGRAM  FARNBOROUGH 82 GENERAL ELECTRIC/NEWS F101-GE-102 TO POWER U. S. AIR FORCE B-1B  NEWS ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CONTACT JACK L. HEFLEY VERSATILITY BUILT INTO LONG RANGE COMBAT AIRCRAFT  NEWS ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CONTACT JACK L. HEFLEY B-1B IS A PRODUCT OF DETAILED PLANNING  WHY THE U. S. SHOULD PROCEED WITH THE B-1 BY DAMIAN HOUSMAN FROM HUMAN EVENTS / MARCH 20, 1982  NEWS ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CONTACT JACK L. HEFLEY B-1B FACT SHEET  BOEING BACKGROUND INFORMATION AUGUST 1982 B-1B OFFENSIVE ANIONICS 8. ARMED SERVICES MAY 1982 9. ARMED SERVICES GEN. JULY 1982 10. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES AUGUST, 1982 11. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES SEPTEMBER, 1982 12. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 7/13/82 MTG, WITH IRWIN HORN, DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF GERMAN PARLIAMENT IN JB’S OFFICE 13. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – DEAR COLLEAGUE ON FY 83 CIVIL DEFENSE FUNDING 14. ARMED SERVICES – DEAR COLLEAGUE 15. ARMED SERVICES – JUNE 1982 (NOT NUMBERED-NO TITLE)  MILITARY CARGO TRANSPORT? THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY…  8X10 PHOTOGRAPH MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND  8X10 PHOTOGRAPH SEABOARD WORLD  8X70 PHOTOGRAPH (2)  AIRLIFT HEARING SUMMARY SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE APRIL 16, 1982 (NOT NUMBERED-NO TITLE)  MILITARY CARGO TRANSPORT? THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY…  C-5A 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH  B-747 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH  C-5A 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH (MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND  B747 8X10 PHOTOGRAPH (SEABOARD WORLD) (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – ROCKWELL – AIR FORCE NEXT GENERATION TRAINER AITCRAFT 16. #91 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY THE AIR FORCE RESERVE THE AIR FORCE MANAQGEMENT ASSISTANCE GROUP FINAL REPORT 30 APRIL 1982 17. FISCAL YEAR 1981 READINESS ASSESSMENT OF THE RESERVE COMPONENTS DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA RESERVED FORCE POLICY BOARD OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301 18. THE POSTURE OF THE ARMY AND DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983 E. C. MEYER GENERAL, U. S. ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN O. MARSH, JR. SECRETARY OF THE ARMY 19. 1982 WEAPON SYSTEMS UNITED STATES ARMY 20. ENNIS, JEAN ,S. (ARMED SERVICES) 21. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – ITV (IMPROVED TOW VEHICLE) AND M60A3 TANK 22. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 4/26/82 AF BRIEFING ON RAFB 23. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – CONSUMABLE SUPPLY ITEMS TRANSFER PROPOSAL (NOT NUMBERED, EMPTY) ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (THANK YOU) 24. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES (CLIPPING, ETC.)  SMALL AND DISADVANTAGEDBUSINESS UTILIZATION SPECIALISTS DESIGNED TO ASSIST SMALL, MINORITY, AND LABOR SURPLUS AREA BUSINESSMEN  TITLE 37, UNITED STATES CODE (PAY AND ALLOWANCES OF THE UNIFORMED SERVICES) AS AMENDED THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1981 AND RELATED MATERIAL PREPARED FOR THE USE OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MAY 1982  UNIFORMED SERVICE PAY ACT OF 1982  STATEMENT BY LIEYTENANT GENERAL EUGENE F. TOGHE, JR., USAF DIRECTOR DEFENSE INTELLEGENCE AGENCY THE PENTAGON BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 25 JUNE 1981  THE ARMY FY 83 OVERVIEW  SELLING TO THE MILITARY ARMY NAVY AIR FORCE DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY 25. JANUARY 1982 CIVIL WORKS APPROPRIATION FISCAL YEAR 1982 U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS 26. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES – BILLY KNOWLES – “PAY CAP” 27. CORRESPONDENCE 28. ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES MILITARY AIRLIFT C-5  5/25/81 C-5 TEAM BREAKFAST  7/13/82 C-5 TEAM BREAKFAST  BRIEFINGS ON 747 SPONSORED BY REP. DICKS & BOEING  C-5 DEAR COLLEAGUES  C-5 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS C-5 H-4387 H-4427 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL 128 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1982 NO 95  FACT SHEETS AND BACKGROUND INFO. STATISTICS ON C-5 FLIGHT TESTS COMPLETE, NEW COLOR WEATHER RADAR DELIVERED TO AIR FORCE C-5B AIRLIFT ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM FY ’83 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION BILL (H. R. 6030) C-5 FOLDER MILITARY CARGO TRANSPORT? THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY… STRATEGIC MOBILITY: WHAT DO THE DEFENSE PROFESSIONALS SAY? (3)  C-5 FLOOR DEBATE MATERIALS USED BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY REBUTTALS FOR ANTI C-5 ASSERTIONS INDEX MILITARY CARGO TRANSPORT? THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY… AIRLIFT – THE C-5 MATERIALS USED FOR FLOOR DEBATE (EMPTY)  C-5 LETTERS OF OPPOSITION  C-5 LETTERS OF SUPPORT  MAGAZINE ARTICLES RE C-5 ATLANTA MAGAZINE OCTOBER 1982  DEFENSE OF REP. MCDONALD IN RESPONSE TO NEWSPAPER ARTICLE  MEDIA QUERIES ON C-5  MEETINGS ON C-5 AND STRATEGY SESSIONS  MEMBERS CONTACTED BY JB ON C-5  MISCALLANEOUS MEMOS ON C-5  NEWSPAPER ADS AND ARTICLES RE C-5  PHOTOS OF C-5 (8X10) MILITARY AITLIFT COMMAND SEABOARD WORLD 2 MORE  C-5 VOTE PROXY  REP. DICKS’ RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY INTO C-5 LOBBYING  C-5 COMMITTEE STATEMENTS  C-5 THANK-YOU LETTERS THE C-5 VS THE 747 IT’S A MATTER OF CAPABILITY AND FORCE READINESS STRATEGIC MOBILITY: WHAT DO THE DEFENSE PROFESSIONALS SAY?

BOX 256 1981 BOUND CONG. RECORD INSERTS AND BOUND VOTING REC. (90-86TH CONG.) Folder Title 1. INDIVIDUAL VOTING RECORD BY ROLL CALLS IN THE UNITED STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 90TH CONGRESS 1967-1968 2. ROLL CALL SUBJECT GUIDE NINETIETH CONGRESS: SECOND SESSION CONVENED JANUARY 15, 1968 ADJOURNED OCTOBER 14, 1968 3. INDIVIDUAL VOTING RECORD BY ROLL CALLS IN THE UNITED STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 91ST CONGRESS 1969-1970 4. INDIVIDUAL VOTING RECORD BY ROLL CALLS IN THE UNITED STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-FIRST SECOND SESSION CONGRESS 1970 ROLL CALLS 1-648 5. MEMBER’S PERSONAL VOTING RECORD 92D CONGRESS 1971-1972 JACK BRINKLEY 6. MEMBER’S PERSONAL VOTING RECORD 93D CONGRESS 1973-1974 JACK BRINKLEY 7. MEMBER’S PERSONAL VOTING RECORD 94TH CONGRESS 1975-1976 JACK BRINKLEY 8. MEMBER’S PERSONAL VOTING RECORD 95TH CONGRESS 1977-1978 JACK BRINKLEY 9. MEMBER’S PERSONAL VOTING RECORD 96TH CONGRESS 1979-1980 JACK BRINKLEY 10. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1981

BOX 257 1987-72 BOUND CONG. RECORD INSERTS Folder Title 1. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 90TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 1967 a. 31 JAN 67-A-371 LAUNCH PAD TRADEGY b. 8 FEB 67 H-1196 CAPETOWN INCIDENT c. 21 FEB 67 H-1638 18 YR OLD VOTING d. 2 MAR 67 A-1029 DEMOCRACY SPEAKS e. 9 MAR 67 A-1234 TEXTILOE IMPORTS f. 20 MAR 67 H-2999 VIET NAM STAND g. 3 APR 67 H-3456 FED. LAND BANK SYM. h. 25 APR 67 A-2021 OPTIMIST SPEECH i. 25 APR 667 H-459. TEXTILE COMMENTS j. 26 APR 67 H-7836-38 POSTAL PAY BILL k. 28 APR 67 H-4842 VIET NAM REMARKS l. 3 MAY 67 H-5054 STUDENT FLAG BURNING m. 10 MAY 67_ A2310 VIET NAM LETTERS n. 15 MAY 67 A-2379 WALLY REID EDITOR o. 18 MAY 67 H-5779 QUIE AMENDMENTS p. 22 MAY 67 H-5792 ISREAL STAND q. 5 JUNE 67 H-6625 INSURANCE REMARKS r. 6 JUNE 67 H-4467 FOR. AID & MID. EAST s. 7 JUNE 67 H-6842 MICHIGAN SALUTE t. 12 JUNE 67-A-2947 DRAFT DODGERS u. 14 JUNE-A-3001 CONCER OF INDIFFERENCE v. 20 JUNE 67-H-7557 CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE w. 10 JULY 67-A-3429 M. GRIMES EDITORIAL x. 1 AUG 67 – A-3904 ROBERTS-RIOT & DISORDER y. 3 AUG 67 H-9879 HAZARDOUS DUTY PAY z. 7 AUG 67 – A-3987 AMER. WAY-B. RIDDLE aa. 10 AUG 67 – H-10383 RECOG. THE FACTS bb. 24 AUG, 67 A-4327 GALLANTRYIN VIET N. cc. 12 SEPT 67 A-4511 COMMON SENSE dd. 11 OCT 67 4-13270 POSTAL PAY RAISE ee. 20 OCT 67 H-13762 ANTI-WAR DEMONSTRATION ff. 17 NOV 67 A-5696 “MY GEORGIA” gg. 21 NOV 67 H-15977 MAIL CALL V. N. hh. 28 NOV 67 H-15935 AMERICAN FLAG ii. 29 NOV 67 H-15989 MEAT INSPECTION jj. 30 NOV 67 H-16111 NO SUB. FOR VICTORY kk. 6 DEC. 67 H-16445 BY STUCKY ON JB 2. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 90TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 1968 a. 1968 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS b. 25 JAN, 68 H-375 POSITION ON PUEBLO c. 5 FEB. 68 H-777 CREDIBILITY-PUEBLO d. 20 FEB. 68 POEM “WAVE OLD GLORY” e. 29 FEB. 68 “LOOKING BACK” f. 14 MAR. 68 JR. ACHIEVEMENT g. 14 MAR. 68 E-1910 FIREMEN h. 8 APR. 68 H-2653 REASON i. 10 APR. 68 H-2793, H-2825 CIVIL RIGHTS j. 22 APR. 68 E-3152 GLORY k. 24 APR. 68 “I VOTE AGAINST OH” l. 29 APR. 68 E-3454 DIGNITY OF WORK m. 3 MAY 68 E-3733 WHO SPKS FOR YOUTH n. 6 MAY 68 E-3793(4) COMMUNITY LEADERSH. o. 7 MAY 68 E-3879 DEATH GOV. WALLACE p. 8 MAY 68 H-3457 COLUMBUS DAY q. 8 MAY E-3969 JOHN KNOX ESSAY r. 9 MAY 68 E-4040 PKG LEGS ISN’T GOOD s. 18 MAY 68 E-4340 VIETNAM-PARIS TALKS t. 20 MAY 68 E-4399 ARITH. OF ACQUIES. u. 17 JUNE 68 H-5037 THE TAX BILL v. 18 JUNE 68 E-5560 SPEECH-MRS. JOHNSON w. 21 JUNE 68 E-5725 THE GUN BILLS x. 27 JUNE 68 E-5944 SPEECH-WALTER OWENS y. 1 JULY 68 H-5848 INTERSTATE HIGHWAY z. 1 JULY 68 H-5855 “FROM WHERE I STAND” aa. 19 JULY H-7039 TRIB.-REV LOWNDES bb. 22 JULY 68 H-7120 DURING GUIN BILL DEB. cc. 5 SEP 68 H-8306 J. RUSSEL TUTEN dd. 10 OCT 68 H-9786 HON. “TOOK” GATHINGS ee. 10 OCT 68 H-9765 ASST. SECY. BECKER ff. 11 OCT 68 H-9826 B & P WOMEN 9 MORE SETS OF PAGES – ALL EMPTY 3. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 91ST CONGRESS 1969-70 a. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1969 b. 13 JAN 69 H-184 JIM BLANCHARD c. 31 MAR 69 H-2380 PRES. EISENHOWER d. 5 MAY 69 E-3624 LAW DAY ESSAY e. 6 MAY 69 H-3383 CHAPLAIN PEACOCK f. 16 JULY 69 H-5990 GODSPEED – APOLLO 11 g. 22 JULY 69 S-6168 “HAMBURGER HILL” h. 28 JULY 69 H-6385 TEXTILE IMPORTS i. 5 SEPT. 69 HON. BARRETT O’HARA j. 28 OCT 69 H-10107 SALUTE-ROB. AFB EMPL. k. 28 OCT 69 H-10127 COHELAN AMEND. l. 13 NOV 69 E-9572 THE MAJORITY VOTE m. 13 NOV 69 E-9584 “PATRIOTISM PROC.” n. 19 NOV 69 E-9814 PHODESIA o. 1970 CONGRESSIONAL INSERTS 1970 p. 21 JAN 70 H-171 NINE BLIND MEN q. 21 JAN 70 H-141 LT. CALLEY r. 22 JAN 70 H-149 THE FICKLE FRENCH s. 26 JAN 70 H-300 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE t. 18 FEB 70 H-970 CONG. PAR. H-1070 u. 23 FEB 71 E-1166 GORDON JAYCEES PET. v. 23 FEB 70 E-1177 SWISS JETLINER CRASH w. 24 FEB 70 H-1159 DAY OF PRAYER x. 24 FEB 70 E-1226 KAOLIN – CONSERV. y. 25 MAR 70 H-2479 TIC FORRESTER z. 26 MAR 70 H-2553 NURSING HOME INDUS. aa. 26 MAR 70 H-2616 PETITION – CATAULA bb. 6 APR 70 H-2653 HON. STEPHEN PACE cc. 7 APR 70 E-2707 GA. JAYCEES RES. dd. 9 APR 70 H-2833-4 HON. STEPHEN PACE ee. 14 APR 70 E-3262 POSTAL PAY RAISE ff. 16 APR 70 E-3288 SEN. TALMADGE SPEECH gg. 29 APR 70 H-3657 MIL. PROCURE. AUTH hh. 6 MAY 70 H-.6976 ISRARL H-3967 ii. 11 MAY 70 E-4077 ISRAEL’S 22ND BIRTHDAY jj. 20 MAY 70 H-4519 HANDS ACROSS GEORGIA kk. 21 MAY 70 H-4465 ll. 11 JUNE 70 E-5497 mm. 14 SEPT 70 H-31454 nn. 24 SEPT 70 E-8628 oo. 24 SEPT 70 E-8578 pp. 5 OCT H-9591 qq. 6 OCT 70 E-8919 rr. 14 OCT E-9418 ss. 19 NOV 70 H-10978 tt. 25 NOV 70 H-10788 uu. 16 DEC 70 E-11868 vv. 30 DEC 70 E-10871 4. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 92ND CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 1971 a. 1971 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS b. 25 JAN 71 POW PETITION c. 1 FEBR. 71 VIETNAM d. 23 FEB 71 MEM. SEN. RUSSELL e. 23 FEB 71 J. C. PERKINS f. 2 MARCH 71 PATTERSON SPEECH g. 3 MARCH 71 DAV h. 9 MARCH 71 JOHN B. AMOS i. 23 MAR 71 POW j. 24 MAR 71 GENL. G. YOUNG k. 30 MAR 71 CALLEY l. 31 MAR 71 DRAFT BOARDS m. 22 APR 71 SELECT. SERV. n. 30 APR 71 PLIGHT OF POW o. 3 MAY 71 VIETNAM TRIP p. 3 MAY 71 FREEP. KAOLIN q. 13 MAY 71 ROXANN WHEELER r. 7 JUN 71 THE THREE R’S s. 9 JUNE 71 RUR.ELEC. COOP. t. 16 JUNE 71 B-1 BOMBER u. 17 JUNE 71 PROC. CHEYENNE v. 21 JUNE 71 HOSEA WILLIAMS w. 22 JUNE 71 ERA OF H. R. 1 x. 15 JULY 71 ANN. OF AFLC y. 28 JULY 71 DR. L. HAZOURI z. 4 AUG 71 NATL. DEFENSE aa. 5 AUG 71 TEXTILE IMP. bb. 8 SEPT. 71 EDIT. (BUSING) cc. 13 SEPT 71 READING ABIL. dd. 14 SEPT 71 LOTTERY ee. 15 SEPT 71 QUALITY EDU. ff. 16 SEPT 71 HERDING gg. 22 SEPT RES. (BD. OF ED.) hh. 21 OCT, 71 SUTVIVOR BEN. ii. 26 OCT 71 DRAFTY EVADERS jj. 28 OCT 71 MEM. (BUSING) kk. 3 NOV 71 MIKE BUCKNER ll. 18 NOV. 71 DR. JOD. AVERY mm. 29 NOV 71 197TH INF. BRG. nn. 9 DEC 71 LCI FLOTILLA oo. 17 DEC 71DEVALUATION 5. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 92ND CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 1972 a. 1972 CONGRESSIONAL INSERTS b. 18 JAN 72 “THIS JOHNNY…” c. 25 JAN 72 EULOGY-GEO. ANDREWS d. 27 JAN 72 CADET CALVIN DERCK e. 3 FEB 72 E-801 PRESIDENTIAL CAND. f. 23 FEB 72 E-1539 SO. GA. LIM. ACC. HGWY. g. 8 MAR 72 SPEECH – V. A. h. 11 APR 72 COAST GUARD i. 20 APR 72 SOVIET JEWS j. 18 MAY 72 EDIT. ON BUSING k. 22 MAT 72 VIOLENCE-CAPIT l. 1 JUN 72 SPEECH-K. BLANEY m. 13 JUN 72 FLAG DAY COMM. n. 20 JUN 72 WEST PT. HIGH o. 27 JUN 72 DEMO. PLATFORM p. 18 JUL 72 NATL. PRES. PRIM q. 28 JUL 72 CIV. DEFENSE ACT r. 6 SEPT 72 ISRAEL SYMPATH. s. 21 SEPT 72 REVENUE SHARING t. 5 OCT 72 FED. HGWY. AUTH. u. 11 OCT 72 CUMBERLAND IS. v. 11 OCT. 72 TROUP EMC w. 14 OCT 72 REV. SHAR. BILL x. 14 OCT 72 EDIT-REV. SHAR. y. 16 OCT 72 LTRS. S. COFFEE z. 17 OCT 72 REP. ON AGRI. aa. 18 OCT 72 HIGHWAY APPROP

BOX 258 1982 VID. TAPES W/HUTTO & EDWARDS & FT. BENNING SCENES (LABELS FROM CASSETTES) Folder Title 1. REP BRINKLEY 2 10-1-81 26:26 DUB (R VCR 3) NOTE: EMBARGOED FOR TELECAST UNTIL SUNDAY, OCT. 4 AT 4:00 P. M. 10 REP. EARL HUTTO & REP. JOHN EDWARDS “CONGRESSIONAL REPORT” FEATURING REP. BRINKLEY 2. REP. BRINKLEY 2 10-8-81 DUB OF EDWARDS SHOW 10-1-81 26:26 VCR – (?) REPS. HUTTO, EDWARDS, BRINKLEY ”CONGRESSIONAL REPORT” (CASE ADDRESSED TO MR. BOBBY TOWNS TELECABLE OF COLUMBUS P. O. BOX 6449 COLUMBUS, GA. 31995) 3. REP BRINKLEY #1 10-8-91 DUB OF EDWARDS SHOW 10-1-81 26:26 VCR (?) (CASE LABELED: FROM REP. BRINKLEY 2470 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BLDG; WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 TO MR GLENN HECK COX CABLE TV P. O. BOX 2288 WARNER ROBINS, GA. 31099 4. REP BRINKLEY 1 10-1-81 26:26 DUB (?) NOTE: EMBARGOED FOR TELECAST UNTIL SUNDAY, OCT. 4 AT 4:00 P. M. REPS. HUTTO, EDWARDS, BRINKLEY ”CONGRESSIONAL REPORT” (CASE ADDRESSED TO MR. GLENN HECK GENERAL MANAGER COX CABLE TV 134 MANOR COURT WARNER ROBINS, GA. 31093 RECEIVED WARNER ROBINS, GA POST OFFICE 10-+9-81 0400 PM) 5. RECORDING AGENCY USAIC-DPT-ETV DATE 10 MAR 81 TRADDOC NO 920-071-1429-B INFANTRY OFFICERS BASIC COURSE “LEADERS IN TRAINING” RT: 30:39 TRAINING SCENES, WEAPONS SYSTEMS, BUILDING SCENES, INFANTRY SUBJECTS (FORT BENNING GA) (NO STORY LINE) ¾ IN (CASE ADDRESSED TO REPRESENTATIVE JACK BRINKLEY IN WASHINGTON)

BOX 259 1976 VID. TAPE ON OSUT/BENNING (WITH ARMY SECTY. HOFFMAN) AND Folder Title 1. PROPERTY OF HON. BRINKLEY DATE 2-10-76 REEL 1 DISCUSSION OF OSUT AT FT. BENNING WITH SECT.OF ARMY HOFFMAN TIME 10:10 2. PROPERTY OF HON. BRINKLEY DATE 2-10-76 DISCUSSION OF OSUT AT FT. BENNING WITH SECT.OF ARMY HOFFMAN TIME 10:10 (BELIEVED TO BE TAPE 2) HI BAND DUB COLOR 15 IPS 3. BRINKLEY 2 OF 2 DATV THE PENTAGON USAAVA HB COLOR 15 IPS ORIG. DATE 3/17/81 PROGRAM FT. STEWART, HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, FT. MCPHERSON EVALUATED 2 JULY 79 GRADE A 4. PROPERTY OF HON. BRINKLEY DATE 3/25/81 REEL 1 SERIES REP BRINKLEY INTERVIEW WITH SECT. ARMY JOHN MARSH EDISODE NAME & NO. “THE ARMY IN GEORGIA” (WITH INTRO MUSIC) TIME 29:11, 29.23, 29:29 (TAPE , ITSELF IS LABELED 5)

BOX 260 1981 VID. TAPE, RECORD INSERTS Folder Title 1. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 93RD CONGRESS FIRST SESSION 1973 a. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1973 b. 1/22 E-333 POEMS-ENVIRONMENT” c. 2/1 E-549-50 SERMON-REV. SMITH d. 2/1 E-560-61 “PEACEMAKERS” e. 2/8 E-78.-84 BRINKLEY REPORT f. 3/7 E-1298-99 AMERICA? g. 3/19 H-1860 WOOD FIBER CRISIS h. 3/28 H-2215 FARMER-FOOD PRICES i. 4/30 H-3157-58 M. HIRSCH CAMPAIGN j. 5/2 H-8283-84 HIRSCH CAMPAIGN, II k. 5/3 E-2915 A. F. STAR BILL l. 5/10 E-3117-18 CALLAWAY MEMORIAL m. 5/21 E-3312-13 JUNE 73 NEWSLETTER n. 5/29 H-4058 …HATE MAIL… o. 5/30 E-3615 DILLON GRAHAM p. 6/5 E-3712 “HALR BOGGS” q. 6/11 E-3956 NO GREATER LOVE r. 5/18 E-4146 JR OPTIMISTS-COL. s. 6/20 E-4263 AMATEUR RADIO CLUB t. 6/30 E-4557-58 ATLANTA VA CONF. u. 7/11 E-4640 HI-RISE FIRE PREV. v. 7/16 E-4789-90 CHRISTIANS… w. 7/25 E-5061 SCHOOL BUS. STAND, x. 8/1 E-5290-91 AUGUST NEWSLETTER y. 8/1 E-5294 TRIBUTE-NICK BEGICH z. 9/13 E-5784-85 MINUTE QUESTION. aa. 9/17 E-7987 AMERICUS JAYCEES bb. 9/20 E-5970-71 MISS AMER. TEENAGER cc. 10/4 H-8678-79 RIGHT TO LIVE dd. 10/10 E-8785 A CRITIQUE-ISRAEL ee. 10/11 H-8903 MIL. CONSTR. AUTH. ff. 10/15 H-9043 EVGENY LEVICH CASE gg. 10/30 H-9457 GERALD FORD FOR VP hh. 11/14 H-9982 VA PENSION INVR. ii. 11/15 E-7376 BROWNSVILLE INCID. jj. 11/28 E-7572 DST ACT OF 1973 kk. 11/29 E-9597-8-9 LEGIS. REPORT FOR 73 ll. 12/3 E-7703 HINDSIGHT NOT 20-20 mm. 12/5 E-7805 ONWARD CHRISTIAN … nn. 12/7 E-7864-63 CONFIRM/ G. FORD oo. 12/13 H-11294 DINGELL AMEND. (BUS) pp. 12/13 E-8027 PHARIS FAMILY qq. 12/20 H-11803 EMPL. & TRNG. ACT 73 rr. 12/21 H-11948 MEDICAID 2. SPEECHES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 93RD CONGRESS SECOND SESSION 1974 a. 1974 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS b. 1/22 S-47 CENTRAL TIME c. 2/26 E-923 COMMUN. ACT. WK d. 2/26 E-937-39 L. OWENS SPEECH e. 3/13 H-1747 ANTI-HIJACKING f. 3/14 E-1421 RESOLUTION CA g. 3/26 E-1824 TRIB. T. GREEVES h. 3/28 E-1908 ALWAYS TOMOR. i. 4/2 H-2421 MIL. MED. OFFS. j. 4-9 H-2757 SURV. BEN. PLAN k. 4/9 E-2205 DR. J. LOWNDES l. 4/9 E-2220-24 NCI UNF. PROJ. m. 4-10 E-2273-74 KIWANIS RES. n. 4/11 E-2300 LITTLE LEAGUE o. 4/23 E-2461 A PLACE TO DIE p. 4/23 E-2470 C. BLACK ON VN q. 4/25 E-2524 ON HANDICAPPED r. 4/25 E-2534 CANCER PROGRAM s. 5/2 H-3491 DEBATE-CANCER t. 5/7 E-3833-24 MILLARD ENGLISH u. 5/8 E-2864 LINDA A. HIGH v. 7-9 E-4562 ALLEN P. WHIPP w. 8/1 E-5225 (LISA BATTLE) x. 8/9 E-5421 PRES. NIXON y. 8/12 H-8124 SCH. BUS SAFETY z. 8/19 H-5890 ANTI INFLAT. aa. 9/23 H-9446BUILDING bb. 9/30 E-6148 RES. RET. BILL cc. 10/2 H-9873 COMM. ON AGING dd. 10/7 E-10032 FIREMEN ee. 10/8 H-10178 RURAL ELEC. 10/10 H-10353 VN ERA VET. ff. 11/19 E-6694 U. N. DEMONSTRA. gg. 11/21 E-6765 CAMPAIGN PART. hh. 12/16 H-11976 FED. AID HIGHWAY ii. 12/18 E-7241 “TRAPS” jj. 12/20 H-72677 TRIB. REP. DORN kk. 12/20 H-12710 EDITH GREEN 3. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1975 & 1976 a. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1975 4. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1977 1978 a. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1977 5. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1979 1980 a. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS 1979

BOX 261 1973-80 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 1 OF 6 PARTS MILITARY POSTURE HEARINGS HELD JANUARY 25, 29, 30, 31, FEBRUARY 1, 4, 5, AND MARCH 3, 1980 2. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 2 OF 6 PARTS PROCUREMENT HELD FEBRUARY 19, 20, 21, 26, 28, AND MARCH 4, 5, AND 6, 1980 3. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 3 OF 6 PARTS SEAPOWER AND STRATEGIC AND CRITICAL MATERIALS SUBCOMMITTEE HEARINGS HELD FEBRUARY 7, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, MARCH 4, AND 5, 1980 4. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 4 OF 6 PARTS, BOOK 1 OF 2 BOOKS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TITLE II HEARINGS HELD FEBRUARY 7, 12,13, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, MARCH 3, 4, 5, 6, AND 11, 1980 5. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 4 OF 6 PARTS, BOOK 2 OF 2 BOOKS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TITLE II HEARINGS HELD FEBRUARY 7, 12,13, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, MARCH 3, 4, 5, 6, AND 11, 1980 6. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 AND H. R. 7266 ARMED FORCES EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1980 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 5 OF 6 PARTS MILITARY PERSONNEL TITLE III – ACTIVE FORCES; TITLE IV – RESERVE FORCES; CIVILIAN PERSONNEL; TITLE VI – MILITARY TRAINING STUDENT LOADS; TITLE VII – GENERAL PROVISIONS HEARINGS HELD FEBRUARY 8, 13, 19, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, AND MAY 7, 1980 7. HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 6495 [H. R. 6974] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1981 AND CONSIDERATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL BUDGET ERVISIONS TO FISCAL YEAR 1981 BUDGET REQUEST AND H. R. 6676 [H. R. 6495] BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETHY-SIXTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION PART 6 OF 6 PARTS 8. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1980 96TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOT 7 OF 7 CONTENTS 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 COMMITTEE PRINTS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 INDEX

BOX 262 VID. TAPE-WARM SPGS. & ARMY IN GA., WITH SECTY. MARSH VID. TAPE & FAA ADMIN. VID. Folder Title 1. PROPERTY OF HON. BRINKLEY DATE 1-30-80 PROGRAM REP. BRINKLEY INTERVIEW OF JOHN HASSELL, FED HIGHWAY ADMIN.ADMINISTRATIONTIME 28:11 RE: I-185 CORRIDOR 2 RICHARD RUSSELL PARKWAY OEIG DUB COLOR 15 PS (TAPE , ITSELF IS LABELED 4) 2. #1 “WARM SPRINGS…BUILDING ON A DREAM” 7/16/80 27:50

BOX 263 LEGISLATIVE BACKGROUND MATERIALS Folder Title 1. BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR 1982 2. (MISSING) 3. DIGEST OF PUBLIC GENERAL BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 96TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION CUMULATIVE ISSUE NO. 1 1980 4. DIGEST OF PUBLIC GENERAL BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 96TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION FINAL ISSUE PART 1 1980 5. DIGEST OF PUBLIC GENERAL BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 96TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION CUMULATIVE ISSUE NO 2 1981 6. DIGEST OF PUBLIC GENERAL BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 96TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION FINAL ISSUE PART 2 1980 7. DIGEST OF PUBLIC GENERAL BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS 97TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION CUMULATIVE ISSUE NO. 1 1982 8. COPYRIGHT LAW SYMPOSIUM NATHAN BURKAN MEMORIAL COMPETITION SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COMPOSERS AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS NEW YORK 1980 9. WHERE TO, AMERICA? BY TOM TRIPLETT 10. WOUNDED MEN, BROKEN PROMISES HOW THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION BETRAYS YESTERDAY’S HEROS BY ROBERT KLEIN 11. STATE PRINT-STATE BIRD-STATE FLOWER 12. STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES 1979 100TH EDITION NATIONAL DATA BOOK AND GUIDE TO SOURCES U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS 13. SPECIAL ANALYSES BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERMMENT FISCAL YEAR 1981 14. WHIP SCHEDULE: ANNOUNCEMENTS WHIP ISSUE PAPERS (NOT NUMBERED) DEAR COLLEAGUES

BOX 264 MISC. COMMITTEE REPORTS AND PAPERS Folder Title 1. MERCHANT MARINE COMMITTEE 2. COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION, STUDY AND REVIEW 3. COMMITTEE OVERSEAS TRAVEL FILE 4. POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE 5. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE 6. RULES COMMITTEE 7. SUBCOMMITTEE ON SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATIONS 1967-68 8. SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS COMMITTEE 1967-68 THE METRIC CIRCLE DAVID LAPIDES 9. TEXTILES COMMITTEE 10. COMMITTEE ON VETERANS AFFAIRS TITLE 38 VETERANS’ BENEFITS DECEMBER 31, 1974  GEN. 101  COMPENSATION 301  D & I 401  PENSION 501  MEDICAL 601  DISABILITY HOUSING 801  INSURANCE 701  BURIAL: CEMETARIES 901  VOC. REHAB. EDUCATION 1501  LOANS 1801  ADMINISTRATIVE PROV. 3001  BVA DEPT. OF MEDICINE 4001  PRIOR PENSION LAW: NAT. CEMETARIES ACT  S & S CIVIL RELEIF  COMP. & PENSION PLANS GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF THE SERVICE VA COM. – VA HOSPITAL TOUR 1973 1. 50TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE PROGRAM FEBRUARY TWELFTH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE TWO O’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON VETERSNS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL TUSKEGEE, ALABAMA o PROGRAM OF THE DEDICATORY EXERCISES OF THE UNITED STATES GENERAL HOSPITAL FOR NEGRO EX- SERVICE MEN (2) 11. VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE STATEMENT OF JOHN T. SOAVE NATIONAL COMMANDER OF THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FEBRUARY 27, 1974 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION ANALYSISOF “FINDINGS AND CONIC LUSIONS” AS PRESENTED IN CHAPTER 1, OF A 1973 REPORT ON EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO VETERANS; A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE THREE G. I. BILLS SEPTEMBER 1973 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS FIRST SESSION COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS FEBRUARY 2, 1973 [NO. A] (OPENED TO PAGE (8) LISTING SUBCOMMITTES AND MEMBERS) COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OLIN E. TEAGUE,CHAIRMAN90TH CONGRESS SUMMARY OF VETERANS’ LEGISLATION 9075 CONGRESS (THROUGH SEPTEMBER 24, 1968) SUMMARY OF VETERAN’S AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ACTION BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS REFFERED AND HEARINGS-EXECUTIVE SESSIONS CONDUCTED (4) 1972 ANNUAL REPORT STATE OF GEORGIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS SERVICE PETE WHEELER, DIRECTOR STATEMENT OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON H. R. 614 & H. R. 7956 – OCT. 28, 1971 BEFORE VETERSNS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMPENSATION AND PENSION DUMMY FILE JB’S DISSENTING VIEWS ON BUDGET RESOLUTION FILED: ISSUES VETERANS (EMPTY) 12. HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE 13. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES 91ST CONGRESS DEMOCRATIC MEMBERSHIP ON HOUSE, 91ST CONGRESS, BY STATES SHOWING COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS OF EACH MEMBER TO BE RECOMMENDED TO DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS JANUARY 28, 1969 DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES NINETY-FIRST CONGRESS ALPHABETIC LIST OF DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 91ST CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE 91ST CONGRESS: TOTAL-33 RATIO (D/R)-18/15 14. COMMITTEES: JOINT COMMITTEE ON REDUCTION OF FED. EXPENDITURES 15. MEMOS TO CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 16. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS 17. DEMOCRATIC NAT’L. CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC FACT BOOK 1970  I. AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS  II. CONSUMERS  III. DISSENT  IV. THE ECONOMY  V. EDUCATION  VI. ELECTORAL REFORM  VII. ENVIRONMENT  VIII. HEALTH AND WELFARE  IX. HUMAN RIGHTS  X. LABOR  XI. LAW AND ORDER  XII. NATIONAL DEFENSE  XIII. NATIONAL PRIORITIES AND SPENDING  XIV. URBAN AFFAIRS MAJOR LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS 91ST CONGRESS “BRINGING US APART” THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION PART II DEC 19, 1969 18. DEMOCRATIC NAT’L. COMMITTEE ISSUE ANALYSIS: IMPOUNDMENT COMMISSION ON DELEGATE SELECTION AND PARTY STRUCTURE ATLANTA CONFERENCE JULY 20-21, 1973 A NEW CHARTER FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE UNITED STATES A DRAFT PROPOSAL PRESENTED BY THE HONORABLE JAMES G. O’HARA, CHAIRMAN, COMMISSION ON RULES AND THE HONORABLE DONALD M. FRASER, CHAIRMAN, COMMISSION ON PARTY STRUCTURE AND DELEGATE SELECTION ISSUES AND ALTERNATIVES A STUDY OF DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION PROCEDURE AND PRACTICE FACT: A FOUR LETTER WATCHWOED FROM THE DNC RECESSIONARY INFLATION

BOX 265 LEGISLATIVE BACKGROUND MATERIALS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) HOSTAGE TO KHOMEINI ROBERT DREYFUSS 1. AGRICULTURAL STATISRICS 1980 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 2. MAJOR THEMES AND ADDITIONAL BUDGET DETAILS FISCAL YEAR 1983 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET 3. BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR 1983 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET APPENDIX 4. BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR 1983 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET 5. PUBLIC LAW 97-34 – AUG. 13, 1981 ECONOMIC RECOVERY TAX ACT OF 1981 6. PUBLIC LAW 97-34 – AUG. 13, 1981 ECONOMIC RECOVERY TAX ACT OF 1981 7. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1981 8. THE BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR 1981 9. THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1983 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET 10. THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1983 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET 11. 96TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION 1979 LEGISLATIVE CHECKLIST 96TH – 1ST SESSION 12. WHIP CHECK LIST & INF. FILE 96TH CONG. 6649 WHIP CHECK FILE AND WHIP INFORMATION FILE 96TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION PAGE 54607 RED-DAVIS MASHA HALE – DERRICK WHIP 13. WHIP CHECKS 14. DSG LEGIS. (TO DEC) REPORT ‘79 15. DSG AUG.-DEPT 1979 16. DSG JUNE 1979 MAY-JULY 1979 17. WHIP INFORMATION 1979 WHIPS OCT- NOVEMBER 1979 18. WHIP NOTICES & PROGRAMS JULY-SEPT ’79 WHIP NOTICES & PROGRAMS JULY-SEPT. 1975 19. WHIP JUNE, 1979 20. WHIP ADVISORY MAY (21ST – 28TH) 1979

BOX 266 1980-82 P. R. AND CONDOLENCES Folder Title 1. GET WELL 2. CONDOLENCES 3. 1981 “ENLIGHTENER” CONDOLENCES (NOT NUMBERED) JANUARY, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) FEBRUARY, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) MARCH, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) APRIL, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) MAY, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) JUNE, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) JULY, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) AUGUST, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) SEPT, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) OCTOBER, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) NOVEMBER, 1981 (NOT NUMBERED) DECEMBER, 1981 4. PAGE FILE PAGE FILE JUNE 16-AUGUST 15 PENDING WRIGHT, SHANNON PAGES FILE-SEPT. 1980 WILSON. ANNE PATRONAGE EMPLOYMENT: RIDLEY SCARBROUGH NICHOL 6/81 POST OFFICE LEWIS A. SCARBROUGH (404) 322-2246 337-5550 337-9702) G’TOWN AUBURN UNIV. EMPLOYMENT (PATRONAGE) WHEELER, ROXANNE 5. U. S. PAGE SERVICE BPPKLETS 1973 6. PAGE PENDING FILE 7. PAGE PENDING FILE 1981 PAGE APPLICATIONS PAGE FILE FEB. 1 SPRING, 1982 BOBBY BUSH CRISP, MR. CHARLES 9/8 – 1/28 CLOSED FALL 1981 PAGE 8. PAGES CLOSED PAGES GLARUS, ED 547-9773 PAGE FILE-FEB.-JUNE, 1970 CLOSED KROHN, HERBERT S. GENERAL-PAGE – ROBERTS, JOHN (JULY 17 – AUGUST 17 – 1978 CLOSED PAGE FILE 1979 CRANE, ROBERT (404) 567-3889 MR. GLESS MR. COX – PRINCIPAL PACELLI GUIDANCE 567-4283 PRINCIPAL 567-8243 (205) 297-1007 PAGES – 1979 CLOSED SIMPSON, JANE ELIZABETH PAGES-PENDING JAMES S. TISDALE SUMMER, 1980 PATRICK D. ELIZ – M. PAGE FILE TISDALE, NEAL PAGE FILE (SUMMER 1979 JUNE & JULY) CLOSED WHEELER, ROXANN PAGE FILE SUMMER 1981 WITTE, DAWNE 9. HUGHES, CYNTHIA PENDING JUNE, 1980 10. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE MARIA WILLINGHAM (LETTER FROM MOTHER, MRS. J. FRED WILLINGHAM) – RE EMPLOYMENT FOR SUMMER OF 1979 3/5/79 11. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-1979 (INTERN FILE) BRUCE OLANZO HUGHES MOTHER: DORIS BOYD 52385 3415 CLAY ST. N. E. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20019 12. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-INTERN FILE LUKKEN, WALTER 13. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-1979 JOHNSON, DARLENE 14. SR. CITIZEN INTERN PROGRAM MAY 17-21 MRS. ELLIOT 3/8/82 CALLED MRS. ELLIOTT 5/70 DIRKSEN 15. SENIOR CITIZEN INTERN PROGRAM 16. CONDOLENCES 17. MASONIC CONDOLENCES (NOT NUMBERED) JANUARY ‘82 FLAGS EVANS, SAM, L. (NOT NUMBERED) FEBRUARY ’82 (EMPTY) (NOT NUMBERED) MARCH ’82 (NOT NUMBERED) APRIL ’82 (NOT NUMBERED) MAY ’82 (NOT NUMBERED) JUNE ’82 (NOT NUMBERED) JULY ’82 (NOT NUMBERED) AUGUST ’82 (NOT NUMBERED) SEPTEMBER ‘82 (NOT NUMBERED) OCTOBER ‘82 (NOT NUMBERED) NOVEMBER ‘82 (NOT NUMBERED) DECEMBER ‘82

BOX 267 MISC. MAILING LISTS Folder Title 1. GEN. ASSEMBLY DIRECTORY 1978 2. LISTS: SCS COOPERATORS SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICES) 3. MISC. ADDRESSES FOR CALENDARS 4. GAO DOCUMENTS CATALOG OF REPORTS, DECISIONS AND OPINIONS, TESTIMONIES AND SPEECHES FEBRUARY 1979 VOL. 4, NO. 1 & 2 5. COMPUTER ADDRESS LABELS 6. PR CALENDAR REQUESTS LISTS: COMPUTER LIST CHANGES, 1977 LISTS: AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDERS IN THIRD DISTRICT 1976 LISTS: AUSA – COLS – 1979 (ANNE CHEEK HAS FOR NEW IBM COMPUTER) ADDITIONS TO CALENDAR LIST 7. LISTS & STICKER LABELS 8. CALENDAR LIST ‘82 9. PR CAPITAL MAGAZINE 10. 1981 CALENDARS 11. 1979 CALENDARS 12. 1980 CALENDAR 13. CALENDAR REQUESTS ’80 14. LISTS: 1978 AND 1979 COMPUTER MAILING LIST CHANGES 15. COLUMBUS – CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 16. GREATER WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 17. LIST FILE THE CIVILIAN & MILITARY COUNCIL OF COLUMBUS, FORT BENNING ANF PHENIX CITY ALABAMA 18. LISTS:U. S. CITY POPULATIONS (TOP 150) 19. LISTS: CANCER RESEARCH & TREATMENT EXPERTS – OCT. 78 20. LISTS: AUSA IN COMPUTER 003 21. LISTS: COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON COMPUTER 018 22. LISTS: DIRECTORS: THIRD DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3/8/77 23. LIST FILE – PRINCIPLE – MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOLS 24. MASTER LIST – TELEGRAM SENT FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE RE: PAY RAISE COMBINATION OF AFL LETTER LIST AND BUSING LETTER LIST 25. FORMER MEMBER OF CONGRESS (1980 DIRECTORY) 26. LIST OF 3RD DISTRICT MAYORS 27. LISTS: COLUMBUS POLICEMEN IN COMPUTER 001 28. LISTS: COLUMBUS FIREMEN IN COMPUTER 002 29. LISTS: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-WARNER ROBINS, AMERICUS, LAGRANGE PEACH COUNTY-FORT VALLEY, THOMASTON, PERRY IN COMPUTER 012-017 30. LISTS: EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH IN COMPUTER 004 31. 1978 LISTS: ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATIONS IN 3RD DIST 32. LISTS: FORMER FIRST LADIES – MAILING ADDRESS 33. LISTS: THIRD DISTRICT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 4/19/78 34. LISTS: GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION 1981 82 DIRECTORY 35. LISTS: AMERICUS AND SUMTER COUNTY CHAMER OF COMMERCE AND 1977 CIVIC CLUB PRES. LIST AND CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS 36. LISTS: THIRD DISTRICT LIBRARY DIRECTORS 37. LISTS: WYNNTON BAPTIST CHURCH IN COMPUTER 005 38. LISTS: COLUMBUS CIVITAN CLUB IN COMPUTER 006 39. LISTS: LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS – COLUMBUS IN COMPUTER 007 40. GA. MINING ASSN. 41. LISTS: PEANUT GROWERS IN COMPUTER 009 42. LISTS FILE POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS VOTING AND REGISTRATION IN THE ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 1976 43. LISTS: SCHOOLS – GEORGIS’S STATE & LOCAL SCHOOLS AND STAFFS 44. CONGR. BRINKLEY LISTS: RURAL GEORGIAN IN COMPUTER 011 45. CLUB AND ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY

BOX 268 INTERN FILES Folder Title 1. SUMMER INTERNS – GENERAL 2. SUMMER INTERNS – 1970 JIMMY LOVELL – SUMMER INTERN JUNE 22, 1970 SUSANNAH HARDAWAY 3. GENL: SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM 1971 SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM – 1971 GENERAL: HOWELL HOLLIS, III ALLEN ROTHSCHILD – SUMMER INTERN 1971 JOHN A. KNOX – SUMMER INTERN, 1971 4. GENERAL: SUMMER INTERN 1972 STAFF INTERN 1972 – MARK FLOYD JARRELL – (JUNE, 1972) 1972 SUMMER INTERN – JANET MORGAN 1972 SUMMER INTERN – BEVERLY GAIL PHILLIPS SUMMER INTERNS – 1973  INTERN PROGRAM FOR SUMMER OF 1972 – PENDING  STUDENT INTERN – BLANCHETTE CHAPPELL – JANUARY 1973 INTERN PROGRAM FOR SUMMER OF 1973 – PENDING SMITH PSALMONDS (?) ROBINSON 53571 SENDELBACH, SUSAN A. 5. INTERN PROGRAM – SUMMER OF 1974 SENDELBACK GORE LBJ – (?) 6. INTERN PROGRAM – SUMMER OF 1974 7. 1975 SUMMER INTERNS SUMMER INTERNS - 1975 8. INTERN PROGRAM – 1976 9. INTERN LAYFIELD, ERNEST 10. DAVID DALE ELLIS INTERN PROGRAM FILE ’76 5/1 11. 1976 SUMMER INTERN – GRACE CHAMPION 12. 1976 SUMMER INTERN – MARTHA E. WELDON LBJ 13. 1976 SUMMER INTERN – TERI NAVE 14. 1976 SUMMER INTERN – BONITA TURNER 15. 1976 SUMMER INTERN – BETH BIRDSON LBJ 16. 1977 INTERN FILES – JACK STRAUS, JR. YES 404-546-7585 LATE (?) 5 & 6 CALL BACK ON DETAILS 17. 1977 INTERN FILE – SUSAN DUNCAN 300-54 RIVER MILL APTS ATHENS 30605 YES GOING BACK TO SCHOOL THIS WEEKEND 404-549-6184 EARLY MORNINGS INTERN AUG 8, 1977 THROUGH SEPT 8, 1977 FULL TIME EMPLOYEE APRIL 1, 1978 TERMINATED SEPT 16, 1979 18. 1977 INTERN FILES – ALL APPLICANTS WHO WERE TURNED DOWN OR NO LONGER INTERESTED 19. 1977 INTERN FILES – NANCY SULLIVAN 20. 1977 INTERN - LEILA DUDLEY 912 912-924-4745 912-924-7366 NO VALDOSTA 21. 1977 INTERN FILE – BARBARA FAIRWELL 22. 1977 INTERN FILES – GENE EDWIN JENKINS GEO E TENE’S (?) 567-7071 REG FEE ONLY 23. PENDING – INTERN PROGRAM – 1978 FIRM FOR 1978 (LOTS OF SCRATCHED OUT NOTES) 24. 1977 INTERN FILES – BYNUM PERKINS 25. 1977 INTERN FILE – KIM PEED 26. 1977 INTERN FILES – DAVID MOSKOWITZ DABID YES 404-5634689 NEXT THURS AFTER 2 PM 2920 ERNA DR. COLS 31906 P. O. 23040 EMORY ATLA 30322 404 27. INTERN 1978 – WRIGHT CULPEPPER 28. 1978 SUMMER INTERN GOLDEN, EILEEN LENGTH OF STAY – JUNE 12TH THROUGH JULY 11TH 29. 1978 INTERNS – GREER, WENDY 30. 1978 INTERN – MCCORKLE, NINA 31. 1978 INTERN – NEUREN, MISS NANCY ARRIVAL – JUNE 12TH – JULY 11TH 404/636-9700 32. 1978 INTERN PROGRAM – LIND ROBINSON 33. 1978 INTERNS – WINN, MANDY 34. 1978 INTERNS – YORK, ELAINE 35. INTERNS 1979 36. INTERN FILE BAKER, NONA ELIZABETH (BETSY) UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA, ILLINOIS 61801 HOME: MONTEZUMA, GA. 609-8201 SUSIE BAKER EXT. 246 BETSY: 333-9850HALL PHONE GEORGETOWN UNIV. 235 ST. MARY’S HALL 37. INTERN FILE HURST, IRENE QUEENS COLLEGE CHARLOTTE, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1979 38. INTERN FILE MOBLEY, KATHRYN A. UNIVERSITY OF GA. ATHENS, GA. HOME: COLUMBUS, GA. JUNE 15, 1979 (FRIDAY) 39. 1979 INTERN FILE FAT, LUCY 40. INTERN PROGRAM HECHT, JENNA UNIVERSITY OF GA, ATHENS, GA. HOME: CP;UMBUS, GA. CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA – 548-0028 ROOM AUGUST 1, 1979 (WED.) 41. 1979 INTERN FILE BLACKMON, GAY 42. PAGE FILE HORNE, CARLA SEPT. 1979 43. DARLENE JOHNSON – SUMMER 1979 SEE EMPLOYMENT FILE-1979 PAGE FILE (BACK OFFICE) 44. INTERN FILE PEAVY, NANCY LOUISE CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA 548- 0028 AUGUST 1, 1979 (WED.) 45. INTERN FILE 1979 CLOSED CRAWFORD, JACK SUMMER 1980 MADISON, GA. 46. INTERN FILE WHITE, HENRY CHANDLER, III EMORY UNIVERSITY, P. O. 21341 ATLANTA, GA. 30322 HOME: FORT VALLEY, GA. PRES. GARDENS – PH836-4400 EXT. 412 APT. D-22 JULY 2, 1979 (FRIDAY) 47. INTERN FUNCTIONS 1979 48. INTERN PROGRAM DUFFY, MAGGIE UNIV. OF GA. COLUMBUS. GA. FEB. 1980 (?) FEB. 79 49. PEAK, MISS BROOKS INTERN JAN. 7 – FEB. 1, 1980 (703) 366-1303 SCHOOL (912) 924-6084 HOME 50. INTERN PROGRAM RAINES, ELIXABETH MISS UNIV. OF GA. COLUMBUS, GA. FEB 1980 FEB. 4-FEB. 28 51. INTERN FILE SCOTT, MARGARET MISS PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE CLINTON, S. C. JUNE 1, 1979 LBJ INTERN 52. INTERN “K”AMENSKY, MARK COLLEGE PARK, MD.----(301) 445-3882 “I”NTERN 53. (NOT NUMBERED – BELIEVED TO BE 53) INTERN ANN CROWLEY 332- 3573 54. INTERNS 1980 55. INTERN – CYNTHIA HUGHES 397-7706 56. INTERN FILE-PENDING (SUMMER 1980) MAXWELL, JEFFERY CUSSETA, GA. 31805 MRS. MAXWELL (W) (404) 929-3641 (H) (404) 989- 5282 TRANSFERRED TO COLUMBUS COLLEGE HAND DRAWN SKETCH OF THE CAPITOL TO CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY & HIS STAFF IN APPRECIATION FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP & A WONDERFUL MONTH J. M. DIARY OF MY MONTH IN WASHINGTON JEFF MAXWELL 57. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 57) INTERN: RUTH ANNE HOUSER DUMMY (ORIG. MISPLACED) SERVED AS AN INTERN FROM 2/1/80-8/1/80 58. HOUSER, RUTH ANNE SOPH. UGA 59. INTERNSHIP PROGRAM 1977 – PENDING 60. INTERN MORGAN, JAY 61. PEGGY MERRISS INTERN JANUARY 62. INTERN TURNER, SALLIE CONVERSE COLLEGE COLUMBUS, GA. JANUARY, 1980 (803) 588-0563 SCHOOL (404) 327-7395 HOME 63. INTERN PAULA SCHMINK COLUMBUS PENDING 64. INTERN: DUDLEY, AINSWORTH CLOSED AUG. 1980 MRS. DUDLEY OFFICE -755-0496 HOME – 337-82347 65. 8/18/80 PHOTOS: CONGRESSMAN W/JACK CRAWFORD & AINSWORTH DUDLEY, INTERNS, ON CAPITOL STEPS 66. INTERN FILE MORGAN, JAY UGA SR- DEC. 67. FREEMAN, KAREN “MINI INTERN DAY” 68. INTERNS 1981 69. INTERN FILE HINSON, BECKY SUMMER 1981 SOPH. – UGA 404/546-8232 SCH PENDING 404/323-6674 (H) 70. INTERN FILE CHAPPEL, LINDA JAN. 1981 71. INTERN – JANUARY 1982 – HOWARD, LISA GRACE 72. INTERN: KIM LOGUE MAY 1981 73. INTERN: BUSH, MR. BILL JULY 1981 204 E. CAPITOL ST 546-9513 74. INTERN: EMILY BROWN JULY, 1981 3225 MARICOPA DR. COLUMBUS, GA. 404/561-8875 75. LEWIS, LISA INTERN FILE JUNE, 1981 823-5687 ALEXANDRIA DAVID G. LEWIS BOX 335L BX. 1 WEST POINT, GA 31833 WHITESVILLE – 663- 4767 404/324-1313 76. INTERN FILE BOROM, PERRY SUMMER 1981 PENDING 77. INTERN: ABBY CORN JAN. 1981 78. EMORY EDWARDS INTERN AUGUST, 1981 804 LEXONGTON 79. INTERNS BARBARA CLAIRE SMITH WARNER ROBINS APRIL ‘81 80. INTERN: MANNING, JOHANN CHIP JUNE 1981 836-4400 X 304 (912) 923- 2346 81. INTERN: WILSON EDMUND HAROLD SUMMER 1981 AUGUST 82. INTERN PROGRAM DICUS, MARTHA MISS CONVERSE COLLEGE COLUMBUS, GA. JANUARY 1980 JAN 7-FEB 3 (803) 583-5877 SCHOOL (404) 324-2543 HOME (404) 323 5646 FATHER’S OFFICE 83. CONGRESSIONAL SENIOR CITIZEN INTERN PROGRAM MAY 11 MAY 16 1981 MR. RICHARD R. MILES 830 LOVICK ST. COLUMBUS, GA. 31904 322-1043 COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES: 1980-81 THE DELEGATE ROSTER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY CANCER CENTERS 84. INTERNS 1982 85. INTERN: LORETTA LUNDSFORD JANUARY, 1982 3968781 850 86. INTERN: DUFFY, TOMMY FEB., 1982 87. INTERN: LEIGHANNE HARBRECK FEBRUARY, 1982 88. INTERN;PEAK, JOHN MARCH 1982 89. INTERN: ANDREWS, COURTENAY CLOSED 90. INTERN: KATHY JONES CLOSED 91. INTERN FILE PENDING FOR MAY CARR, KIMBERLY (KIM) 92. INTERN: BOWMAN, DONALD C. JUNE 1982 93. INTERN: JIM GRANT SUMMER, 1982 JULY 94. INTERN: JAMES DEMARCO JULY SUMMER 1982 95. INTERNS JULIE YOE SUMMER 1982 JUNE 96. INTERN – STACY DACOIN SUMMER 1982 97. INTERN – CLAY HALL SUMMER 1982 JOHNSON HALL CALLED CLAY CANNOT COME RW CALLED JB 98. INTERN: PAYNE, SAMUEL KIRK AUGUST 1982

BOX 269 1979-1980 NEWS RELEASES Folder Title 1. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT MAILED 1/8/79 RE: NATIONAL GUARD AND RESERVE FORCES 2. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT MAILED 1/2/79 RE: VOLUNTEER ARMY VS. THE DRAFT 3. NEWS RELEASE JANUARY 24, 1979 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY – CONTRACT AWARD TELEPHONE CONTACT W/COLUMBUS MEDIA 4. NEWS RELEASE JANUARY 25, 1979 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION – GRANT NOTIFICATION – AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT GRANT 5. NEWS RELEASE JANUARY 26, 1979 VETERANS AFFAIRS RELEASE – VA FUNDING FOR 1980 6. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 1, 1979 DEPT. OF INTERIOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF 2 PROPERTIES ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER 7. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 5, 1979 DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF 1 PROPERTY ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER 8. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 8, 1979 CONTRACT AWARD CORPS OF ENGINEERS – MCMATH TRUSSEL, TURNER – COLS. WORK AT WEST POINT PROJECT 9. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 23, 1979 CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT BAY GALL CREEK FLOOD CONTROL SENT TO HOUSTON, PEACH COUNTIES 10. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 23, 1979 CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT WEST POINT LAKE SENT TO LAGRANGE AND WEST POINT MEDIA 11. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 26, 1979 SENT TO MR. HAYES, AMERICUS TIMES COPY OF INCOMING AND OUTGOING LETTERS ON FARMERS. MARK ROWLAND. 12. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 26, 1979 SENT TO PHENIX CITIZEN COPIES OF FT. MITCHELL INFORMATION. 13. NEWS RELEASE FEBRUARY 26, 1979 COPY OF LETTER SENT TO MARGE THURMOND RE: JEFFERSON – JACKSON DAY DINNER. SENT TO ALL COLUMBUS MEDIA 14. NEWS RELEASE MARCH 1, 1979 COPY OF THE ENCLOSED WAS SENT TO THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL – A. A. WHITE. JR. 15. NEWS RELEASE MARCH 7, 1979 SENT CURRENT SLIDES OF JB TO THE DISTRICT TV STATIONS 16. PRESS RELEASE MARCH 22, 1979 GRANT FOR HARRIS COUNTY WATER SYSTEM RELEASED TO CHRIS BONNER HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL HARRIS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 17. NEWS RELEASE MARCH 26, 1979 TO ALL COLUMBUS MEDIA JB’S EFFORTS TO KEEP SOUTHERN AIRWAYS IN COLUMBUS 18. NEWS RELEASE 3/29/79 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE INFO OF ADDIONAL B-52 AIRCRAFT AND 35 MILITARY POSITIONS. WARNER ROBINS MEDIA 19. NEWS RELEASE APRIL 6, 1979 COLUMBUS MEDIA * CORRIDOR Z COLUMBUS BRUNSWICK HIGHWAY PRIORITY PRIMARY PROJECT 20. HUD GRANT ANNOUNCEMENT-SMALL CITY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT-PRE-APPLICATION 21. NEWS RELEASE WASHINGTON WEEKLY 4/13/79 INFO. ON ROUTE Z SENT FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE TO COLUMBUS MEDIA LIST 22. NEWS RELEASE 4/16/79 LAW DAY COMMENTARY 1979 – SENT TO LIST OF EDITORS DISTRICT AND OUT OF DISTRICT. 23. NEWS RELEASE 4/17/79 LAW DAY COMMENTARY SENT TO ALL EDITORS IN THE 3RD DISTRICT – SENT FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE 24. NEWS RELEASE 4/25/79 CANCER TESTIMONY DELIVERED 4/26/79 – SENT TO ALL 3RD DISTRICT MEDIA ALONG WITH SPECIAL INTERET PEOPLE. 25. NEWS RELEASE 5/2/79 ROBINS AIR LOGISTICS CENTER WEAPONS SYSTEMS COMPONTS ENGINGEERING FACILITY WARNER ROBINS & MACON MEDIA 26. NEWS RELEASE 5/15/79 ANNE MAILED THE ENCLOSED TO THE NAMES OF COLUMBUS MEDIA LISTED. 27. NEWS RELEASE MAY 18, 1979 LETTER TO THE EDITOR 3RD DISTRICT EDITORS – GAS RATIONING W/MANTION OF BRINKLEI DECAL PLAN. 28. NEWS RELEASE MAY 21, 1979 FT. MITCHELL SENT TO ALL DISTRICT MEDIA, ATLANTA PAPERS, VETERAN ORGANIZATION MAGAZINES AND NEWSLETTERS. 29. NEWS RELEASE MAY 23, 1979 HOUSTON COUNTY MEDA BY PHONE RE: APPROVAL OF WEAPONS SYSTEM COMPONENTS ENGEENERING FACILITY RKIBINS AIR LOGISTICS CENTER, 30. NEWS RELEASE MAY 24, 1979 SENT THE LIST OF 3RD DISTRICT EDITORS ALSO DEE BRYANT AND DAVID EVERETT CANCER FUNDING – ALSO SENT COPY OF STATEMENT AND PRECH DR. GEORGES MATHE 31. NEWS RELEASE MAY 25, 1979 HANDED OUT TO MADIA PRESENT AT NEWS BREIFING IN COLUMBUS OFFICE 32. NEWS RELEASE MAY 25, 1979 BARTER SYSTEM SENT TO 3RD DISTRICT EDITORS ALSO DEE BRYANT AND DAVID EVERETT ATTACHED COPY OF STATEMENT 33. NEWS RELEASE MAY 31, 1979 SENT TO ALL 3RD DISTRICT EDITORS – VIETNAM VETERANS WEEK HOUSING FACTS 34. NEWS RELEASE TO ALL MEDIA JUNE 1, 1979 PROGRESS REPORT ON WARM SPRINGS RESTORATION PROJECT (CONGRESSMAN’S MEETING WITH SPEAKER O’NEILL AND JAMES CONNOLLY) 35. NEWS RELEASE JUNE 1, 1979 SENT TO POST CARD LIST ALONG WITH COLUMBUS VIP LIST (262) – ENERGY PLANNING W/NOTE PENNED RE: GREEN DECAL BUSINESS CARS SALES. 36. NEWS RELEASE JUNE 6, 1979 SENT TO WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LIST – INFO. ON TOWN MEETING ALONG W/RELEASE ON WEAPONS SYSTEMS COMPONENTS FACILITY 37. NEWS RELEASE JUNE 14, 1979 ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS THE FOLLOWING PAPERS GOT COPIES OF THE RELEASE COLUMBUS LEDGER COLUMBUS ENQUIRER PHENIX CITIZEN GEORGIA POST DAILY SUN MANCHESTER STAR MERCURY HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL MERIWETHER VINDICATOR WR TELEGRAPH NEWS THE SENTINEL MD. TALBOTTON NEW ERA 38. NEWS RELEASE JUNE 25, 1979 FT. MITCHELL PASSAGE VOICE VOTE UNDER SUPENSIONS 39. NEWS RELEASE JULY 9, 1979 WASHINGTON WEEKLY HANDED OUT IN PERRY SENT TO COLUMBUS EDITORS – DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE ON ENERGY 40. NEWS RELEASE JULY 10, 1979 TELEPHONE CONTACT ON COLUMBUS UDAG GRANT 41. NEWS RELEASE JULY 16, 1979 REACTION TO PRESIDENT CARTER’S ENERGY SPEECH GIVEN TO WADE MEDLOCK, CHRIS BONNER, DAVID SEAY 42. NEWS RELEASE JULY 1979 AD FOR PROFRESS ISSUE OF LAGRANGE PAPER HANDLED BY JULIA AND ROLAND YARBROUGH. SEE JB PERSONAL FILE. 43. NEWS RELEASE JULY 26, 1979 DRAFT OF REINVITATION TO PRES. CARTER TO OPENING OF CIWTCC SEPT. 14TH 1979 TO BE HANDLED BY JULIA. 44. PRESS RELEASE JULY 30, 1979 SPECIAL TO “ON THE STREET” SECTION. COLUMBUS LEDGER-TO ATTENTION OF DEE BRYANT RE: JB AND REP. NICHOLS’ TRIP TO FORT GILLEM 45. PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 14, 1979 $13.9 MILLION IN FUNDS RELEASED FOR FORT BENNING TRAINEE BARRACKS CONTRACTED COLUMBUS MEDIA BY PHNE-ALSO NOTIFIED COL. DAVIS IN GEN. GRANGE’S OFFICE 46. PRESS RELEASE AUGUST 20, 1979 BRINKLEY INSPECTS APPALACHICOLA-SENT AUG. 15, 1979 TO ALL COLUMBUS MEDIA 47. PRESS RELEASE 9/10/79 MAX CLELAND WILL VISIT FORT MITCHELL OCT. 1ST TO ALL COLUMBUS MEDIA-ANNOUNCED JOOINTLY WITH REP. NICHOLS 48. PRESS RELEASE 9/21/79 FORSYTH WORKSHOP SPECIAL TO THE MONROE COUNTY REPORTER 49. PRESS RELEASE 9/25/79 TO ALL DISTRICT MEDIA RE: JAYCEE’S PRAYER BREAKFAST 50. PRESS: MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE (JACK WYNN)- STATEMENTFROM JB FOR ARTICLE & PICTURES ON VETERANS HOUSING BENEFITS ACT OF 1978 10/79 51. PRESS: MAILINGS OF NEW 10/79 PHOTOE OF JB FOR MEDIA 52. PRESS RELEASE 10/12/79 TO ALL DISTRICT MEDIA RE: AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION’S SUPPORT OF TAKING BOOKS BILL 53. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE 10/16/79 TO CHANNEL 3 AND CHANNEL 9 (COLUMBUS) COLOR SLIDES OF JB 54. PRESS RELEASE 10/19/79 THANK YOU NOTE FROM MAX CLELAND- SENT TO SUSAN HASTY (ENQUIRER) AND CHRIS BONNER 55. PRESS RELEASE 10/19/79 VIDEO TAPE WITH BARBARA BLUM (EPA) SENT TO CHANNEL 3 AND 9 AND WMAZ IN MACON 56. PRESS RELEASE 10/22/79 SLIDES OF JB IN FRONT OF MONUMENT SENT TO 3, 9, 38 57. PRESS: BOB BERGLAND. SECT. AGRICULTURE VIDEOTAPE INTERVIEW 11/1/79 58. PRESS RELEASE 11/3/79 VETERANS DAY ESSAY – SENT TO PRINTED MEDIA IN DIST., ATLANTA, ALBANY 59. PRESS RELEASE 11/5/79 TO ALL MEDIA LIST FEDERAL COURT JUDGES TENURE REFORM BILL H. J. RES 418 60. PRESS RELEASE: 77/6/79 TO ALL MEDIA LIST: INTEREST INCOME EXCLUSION BILL H. R. 5556 61. PRESS RELEASE TO WEEKLIES & BY-WEEKLIES 10/13/79 “ IT IS TIME TO CIRCLE THE WAGONS” – IRAN 62. PRESS: 11/13/79 WEEKLY COMMENTARY IT IS TIME TO CIRCLE THE WAGONS 63. 11/13/79 PRESS: DEMOCRATIC HUMOR BOOK CONTRIBUTION BY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 64. 11/13/79 – ESTATE TAX CREDIT BILL H. R. 5557 GENERAL MADIA RELEASE 65. PRESS RELEASE: 11/14/79 TO ALL MEDIA H. R. 5631 H. R. 5631 – TAX DEDUCTION FOR FIREMAN’S MEALS 66. 11/16/79 PRESS RELEASE – H. R. 5558 – GENERAL RELEASE TO ALL MEDIA BILL TO REMOVE OUTSIDE EARNINGS LIMITATION FROM SOCIAL SECURITY 67. 11/26/79 – COMMENTARY ON IRAN – SENT TO DISTRICTLY WEEKLIES “THE NATIONAL INTEREST” 68. PRESS: 11/26/79 WEEKLY COMMENTARY THE NATIONAL INTEREST 69. PRESS COPIES OF CORRIDOR Z LETTERS SENT TO ALL COLUMBUS MEDIA 11-29-79 70. 11/30/79 WEEKLY COMMENTARY “TRACKING FREE ENTERPRISE” (FROM CIVITAN CLUB SPEECH) 71. PRESS: TECHING FREE ENTERPRISE COMMENTARY (SENT TO AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER LAGRANGE DIALY NEWS WARNER ROBINS DAILY SUN 12/3/79 72. PRESS: WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS COMMENTARY (TO ALL PAPERS EXCEPT COLS L-E & MACON) 12/10/79 – “A GIFT FROM THE HEART- LITERALLY“ 73. 1/8/80-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY “A GREAT COMMITMENT FOR THE 80’S” (NOT NUMBERED) WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMITARY 1-16-80 THE WARM SPRINGS STORY (NOT NUMBERED) 1/21/80 EXCLUSIVE TO RADIO CONGRESSMAN’S VOTING RECORD 74. 1/22/80 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY “THE WORK ETHIC – A DAY’S WORK FOR A DAY’S PAY” 75. PRESS: “U. S. SUBMARINE STATUS – JANUARY 31, 1980 SENT TO EDITOR WAYNE SNOW GUEST EDITORIAL – WARNER ROBINS DAILY SUN OF 2/10/80 76. 2/1/80 WEEKLY COMMENTARY: CRIME PREVENTION & CONTROL 77. 2/8/80 PRESS RELEASE TO ENTIRE MEDIA RE JB’S LEGIS. FOR DIRECT LOAN PROGRAM FOR VETERANS RESIDENTIAL SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS 78. 2/11/80 PRESS RELEASE: JACK MICKLE’S HIRING ON BRINKLEY STAFF (SENT TO COLS MEDIA FROM COLS PFC) 79. 2/22/80 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY – “SHOULD WE TAKE OUR BATTLESHIPS OUT OF MOTHBALLS?” 80. MARCH 5, 1980 GASOHOL NOW WEEKLY COMMENTARY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY 81. 3/11/80 WEEKLY COMMENTARY – “INSPIRATIONAL” – PRAYER BREAKFAST 82. PRESS: 3/12/80 NEWS RELEASE – VETERANS HOUSING BUDGET APPROVED FOR FY 81 83. PRESS: 3/18/80 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY – FIGHTING INFLATION 84. PRESS: WEEKLY COMMENTARY – APRIL 10, 1980 “A BALANCED BUDGET” 85. PRESS: WEEKLY COMMENTARY 4/16/80 – PATRIOTISM 86. PRESS RELEASE: 4/16/80 – APPT. OF JAMES P. 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WEEKLY COMMENTARY – THOUGHTS ON ELECTION DAY – OCT. 27, 1980 SENT TO NEWSPAPER LIST, DISTRICT OFFICES, & JB’S HOUSE 119. 10/27/80 PRESS: ANNE CHEEK’S ARTICLE, “SOME THOUGHTS ON ELECTION DAY, 1980” 120. SPECIAL TO THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS “ALL-RISK” CROP INSURANCE 10/29/80 121. PRESS RELEASE 10/29/80 BRIEFING PAPER – DEFENSE – TO ALL 3RD DIST. MEDIA 122. PRESS: 1980 REELECTION 11/6/80 PRESS: PRATT & WHITNEY NEWS RELEASE ON COLUMBUS FACTORY FOR MANUFACTURING JET AIRCRAFT PARTS 123. 11/12/80 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARY “ON CHANGING THE REINS” 124. PRESS: 11/10/80 GEORGE ALEXANDER OF VETS ADMIN, RELEASE TO TRADE JOURNALS ON VA HOUSING SC LEGISLATION 125. PRESS: R. SHAEFER HEARD BILL PASSAGE PRESS RELEASE 126. 12/3/80 PRESS RELEASE: GOLD STAR WIVES BILL FINAL PASSAGE 127. 12/4/80 **DIFFERENT VERSION FROM 12-8-80 RELEASE NEWS RELEASE: GOLD STAR WIVES FED. CHARTER BILL PASSAGE SENT TO ALBANY MEDIA, CROSS COUNTRY TRAVELRT, AMERICUS TIMES – RECORDER 128. 12/4/80 PRES. SIGNS GOLD STAR WIVES BILL (TO ALL MEDIA) 129. 12/5/80 PRESS RELEASE: ADMIRAL RICKOVER SUBMARINE UPDATE (TO ALL MEDIA) 130. PRESS: 12-11-80 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD WARM SPRINGS LEGISLATION AUTHORIZING STUDIES / FDR MEMORIAL SENT TO COLS. MANCHESTER MEDIA, WS FRIENDS 131. 12/12/80 WEEKLY COMMENTARY – (1 OF 3) “CHATEAUROUX TO ROME TO ATHENS” MAILED TO 26 WEEKLIES, JB, DISTRICTS, & COL. PAUL MCMANUS 132. PRESS: 12/15/80 H. R. 6234 SIGNED BY PRES. (R. SHAEFER HEARD BILL) 133. 12/22/80 WEEKLY COMMENTARY (2 OF 3) – GROUND CONTROLLED APPROACH MAILED TO 26 WEEKLIES, JB, DISTRICTS, & COL. PAUL MCMANUS 134. 12/29/80 WEEKLY COMMENTARY (3 OF 3) – FROM ROME TO AFRICA MAILED TO 26 WEEKLIES, JB, DISTRICTS, & COL. PAUL MCMANUS

BOX 270 1981 ISSUES & LEGIS. BKGRD. MATERIALS Folder Title 1. 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPT. 97- 158 VOLUME I OMNIBUS RECONCILIATION ACT OF 1981 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET HOUSE OF REPRESENTSTIVES TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 3982 A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR RECINCIATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE FIRST CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ON THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEARS 1982, 1983, AND 1984 TOGETHER WITH SUPPLEMENTAL, ADDITIONAL, AND MINORITY VIEWS [R-2] VOL. I JUNE 19, 1981. – COMMITTED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE WHIOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED 2. 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPT. 97- 158 VOLUME II OMNIBUS RECONCILIATION ACT OF 1981 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET HOUSE OF REPRESENTSTIVES TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 3982 A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR RECINCIATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE FIRST CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ON THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEARS 1982, 1983, AND 1984 TOGETHER WITH SUPPLEMENTAL, ADDITIONAL, AND MINORITY VIEWS [R-2] VOL. II JUNE 19, 1981. – COMMITTED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE WHIOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED 3. 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPT. 97- 158 VOLUME III OMNIBUS RECONCILIATION ACT OF 1981 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET HOUSE OF REPRESENTSTIVES TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 3982 A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR RECINCIATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE FIRST CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ON THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEARS 1982, 1983, AND 1984 TOGETHER WITH SUPPLEMENTAL, ADDITIONAL, AND MINORITY VIEWS [R-2] VOL. III JUNE 19, 1981. – COMMITTED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE WHIOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION AND ORDERED TO BE PRINTED 4. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 4) STATE OF GEORGIA BUDGET REPORT FISCAL YEAR 1982 5. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 5) FISCAL YEAR 1980 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF FEDERAL FUNDS IN SUMMARY 6. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 6) FISCAL YEAR 1980 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF FEDERAL FUNDS IN GEORGIA 7. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 7) FEDERAL REGISTER PRIVACY ACT ISSUANCES 1980 COMPILATION VOLUME V SYSTEMS OF RECORDS AGENCY RULES 8. THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1982 9. SPECIAL ANALYSES THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1982 10. BUDGET OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FISCAL YEAR 1982 11. THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1983 12. THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1983 13. THE UNITED STATES BUDGET IN BRIEF FISCAL YEAR 1983 14. ISSUES: TAXES (E. HULME KINNEBREW)---LTR. TO SEC. OF TREASURY REGAN 15. ISSUES: TAXES )INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BONDS)—COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMRTCE 16. ISSUES: TAXES – HARRIS, MORTON A. – COLUMBUS 17. ISSUES: TAXES MR. JAMES B. COSGROVE, C. P. A. 18. TAXES – THANKS 19. TAXES – CLIPPINGS, INFO, ETC. 20. ISSUES: TAXES MORTON A. HARRIS 21. TAXES: 1981, OCT, NOV, DEC. 22. TAXES: 1981, JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER

BOX 271 MISC. MAILING LISTS Folder Title 1. CLUB AND ORGANIZATION DIRECTORY – COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF CONGRESS, 1975 2. LIST FILE – EDGEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP ROLL OF 1/6/75 3. LISTS: COMPUTER KEY 029 – LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT COOPERATORS 4. 1968 – INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MEETING 5. 1967 CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE (?) 6. 19-67-68 MARCH OF DIMES 7. 1967 – DOCUMENTARY STAMP LETTER 8. SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM 9. NATIONAL ASSN. OF RETIRED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES – COLUMBUS PHENIX CITY CHAPTER NO. 219 1971 MEMBERSHIP LIST 10. RAILROAD LIST 11. LIBRARY GROUP WHO HAD BREAKFAST WITH JB ON MARCH 12, 1971 12. COLS. LAWYERS 13. – LAWYERS 14. LISTS – JEWISH COMMUNITY OF COLUMBUS – CURRENT IN MAY, 1970 15. HOSPTALS – GEORGIA 16. GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA – CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY CHAPTER LIST 17. LIST OF INVITEES TO FISH FRY AT SEMINOLE STATE PARK ON AUGUST 30, 1971 18. COUNTRY CLUB OF COLUMBUS 1971 MEMBERSHIP LIST (EMPTY) 19. 1978 CALENDARS 20. 1977 CALENDAR REQUESTS 21. 1976 CALENDARS 22. 1977 CALENDARS SUPPLEMENTAL LIST 23. 1975 CALENDARS LIST SUPPLEMENT 24. PR THANK YOU 1975 CALENDARS 25. LISTS – STATE SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM 3RD DISTRICTN OF GEORGIA 26. 1974 CALENDAR THANKS 27. CALENDARS LIST 1975 28. 1974 CALENDAR LIST 29. 1975 CALENDAR REQUESTS 30. 1971 CALENDAR LIST COUNTRY CLUB OF COLUMBUS ENVELOPE W/ CALENDAR INSIDE 31. 1970 CALENDAR MAILING LIST 32. CALENDARS – 1 YEAR 33. DISTRICT – CALENDARS – 2 YEAR L. C. HARTLY W. 34. THIRD DISTRICT COUNCIL LIST 35. THIRD DISTRICT POLICE CHIEFS (AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1976) 36. THIRD DISTRICT SHERIFFS (AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1976) 37. FIRE CHIEF LIST 38. VIENNA FIREMEN A 39. TOOMSBARA FIREMEN 40. TALBOTTON FIREMEN 41. HAMILTON FIREMEN C 42. BYROMVILLE FIREMEN 43. ELLAVILLE FIREMEN 44. PINE MOUNTAIN FIREMEN 45. SUMTER FIREMEN 46. OGLETHORPE FIREMEN 47. MARSHALLVILLE FIREMEN 48. FORT VALLEY FIREMEN 49. CUSSETA FIREMEN C 50. BYRON FIREMEN 51. ANERICUS FIREMEN 52. BUENA VISTA FIREMEN 53. BUTLER FIREMEN W 54. COLUMBUS FIREMEN 55. MUSCOGEE COUNTY FIREMEN 56. PERRY FIREMEN W 57. LISTS – FORMER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS – 1976-77 58. LIST FILE – HISTORIC COLUMBUS FOUNDATION MEMBERSHIP 59. LISTS FILE – NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION – GEORGIA CHAPTER SAFETY GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS 60. LISTS – ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATIONS – REA SYSTEMS EMC 1976 GEMC DIRECTORY (2) 1973 DIRECTORY THERE’S A LOT OF TALK THESE DAYS ABOUT PEOPLE ‘GETTING TOGETHER’ WE DID…37 YEARS AGO! EMC GEORGIA ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION (2) 61. LIST OF THOSE ATTENDING DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMERICUS = APRIL 24, 1971 62. GEORGIA STATE SOCIETY LIST 63. CONGRESSMAN’S OFFICERS & BRETHEN OF THE VALLEY OF COLS. ORIENT OF GEORGIA SCOTTISH RITE MASONS 64. LABOR LIST LABOR LIST 65. LISTS – UNITED TRANSPORTATION UNION WORKERS IN THE MACON, GA. AREA 66. CLERK SUPERIOR COURT 67. SELECT LIST 68. COLUMBUS & PHENIS CITY VIPS 69. COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 70. LIST FILE – GEORGIA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPERS ASSN. INC. 1976 71. PEACH GROWERS – THIRD DISTRICT 72. LISTS – FORT BENNING AFGE 1975-76 OFFICERS 73. COLUMBUS LAWYERS CLUB LEGAL AID SOCIETY, INC. 74. LISTS: MEDAL OF HONOR REDIPIENTS 75. LIST: TEXTILE MANUFACTURES IN COLUMBUS 76. LISTS: THIRD DISTRICT MAYORS JUNE 27, 1977 77. LISTS – GA MUNICIPAL OFFICERS 78. FT. BENNING FIREMEN C 79. RAMA FIREMEN 80. PRESTON FIREMEN W 81. REYNOLDS FIREMEN 82. LEESBURG FIREMEN A 83. IDEAL FIREMEN 84. HAWKINSVILLE FIREMEN 85. WAVERLY HALL FIREMEN C 86. 1975 CALENDAR REQUESTS 87. (MISSING) 88. LISTS: VA HOSPITALS IN GEORGIA 89. MUSCOGEE COUNTY CIVITAN 90. LIST FILE – CIVITAN DIRECTORY 1973-74 – SOUTH GEORGIA DISTRICT 91. LIST GENERAL INFO. WARNER ROBINS PROVIDED BY GREATER W. R. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 92. LISTS GEORGIA VETERANS ORGANIZATION VFW, DAV, AMERICAN LEGION

BOX 272 MILITARY ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: GENERAL - 1976 (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: 1975 GENERAL (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: 1974 GENERAL (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: GENERAL - 1973 (NOT NUMBERED) ACAD. 1972 GENERAL (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: GENERAL - 1971 (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: GENERAL INFORMATION 1970 (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES: GENERAL INFORMATION 1969 1. ACADEMIES: GENERAL INFORMATION 1968 2. 1973 NOMINATIONS APPOINTMENTS 3. 1972 – ACAD. NOMINATIONS APPOINTMENTS 4. 1971 APPOINTMENTS 5. 1970 APPOINTMENTS (NOT NUMBERED) APPOINTMENTS TO SERVICE ACADEMIES LIST 6. 1970 NOMINATIONS – AIR FORCE 7. (A) 1970 NOMINATIONS – MILITARY (B) 1970 NOMINATIONS – MERCHANT MARINES 8. (A) 1970 NOMINATIONS – NAVY (B) 1969 APPOINTMENTS 9. 1968 APPOINTMENTS 10. 1967 APPOINTMENTS 11. ACADEMIES: NAVY: BACON, PAUL C. CLASS OF 1967 12. ACADEMY: (1972) BLACK, CLIFFORD P., JR. CLASS OF 1972 CLASS OF 1972 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA - ARMY ARMY NOT PART OF QUOTA FOR 3RD DIST. OF GEORGIA GRADUATED JUNE 1972 13. ACADEMY APPOINTMENT CLASS OF 1974 CLASS OF 1974 BURICH, III, STEPHEN J. TRANSFERRED TO 6TH DISTRICT (REAPPOINTIONMENT) NAVY (PRINCIPAL) APPOINTED 14. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1976 CALDWELL, MR. WILLIAM B. IV MILITARY PRINCIPAL SELECTED 15. ACADEMIES: NAVY: CLAXTON, JAMES T. (CLASS OF 1967) 16. ACADEMIES: CLASS OF 1974 NOT PART OF 3RD DISTRICT QUOTA CLEAVELAND, ROBERT H. AIR FORCE ACAD. (TRANSFERRED FROM 6TH DISTRICT AS A RESULT OF REAPPORTIONMENT ACTION) 1/3/73 17. ACADEMIES: CLASS OF 1974 CLIBURN, WAYNE. NAVAL ACADEMY TRANSFERRED FROM 6TH DISTRICT (REAPPORTIONMENT) 18. CADET – ARMY CREIGHTON, FRANCIS MILTON. (JR.) CLASS OF 1968 19. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1974 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA DAVIS, WILLIAM MICHAEL (ARMY) APPOINTED (QUALIFIED ALT) 20. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1974 DERCK, CALVIN PAUL AIR FORCE EXAM, 7/8/69 MED. REPORT NOT IN ACCEPTED FOR APPOINTMENT (MOVED UP TO PRINCIPLE) 21. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1976 NOT PART OF DISTRICT QUOTA DODGEN, BYRON CLARK AIR FORCE 1ST ALT. SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT 22. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1974 FIERRO, ROBERT D. ARMY (ALSO A. F.) PRINCIPAL – APPOINTED 23. MERCHANT MARINES: FOLAN, TERENCE B. CLASS OF (1969) - GRADUATED 24. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1972 GIDEON, WILLIAM GLENN M (CLASS OF 1972) AIR FORCE APPOINTED 25. ARMY ACADEMY HAMER, JOHN R. 1971 CLASS OF 1971 NOT CHARGED TO QUOTA GRADUATED 26. ACADEMY: HARRELL, BENNY FRANK (1972) CLASS OF 1972 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA ARMY APPOINTED AS QUALIFIED ALTERNATE 27. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1974 HARVARD, WM. D. CLASS OF 1974 NAVY PRINCIPAL APPOINTED 28. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1973 HESTER, SAMUEL (NAVY) (PRINCIPAL) 29. ACADEMY: CADETS: HICKS, STEVE A. CLASS OF 1972 ARMY 30. ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINES HORACEK, FRANKLIN P., JR. CLASS OF 1971 (CALLAWAY) GRADUATED JUNE 1971 31. AF ACADEMY – KECK, THOMAS JAMES 1969 (CALLAWAY AIR FORCE) GRADUATED 32. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1973 KIRCHNER, KEITH AIR FORCE 33. AF ACADEMY – LAUDERDALE, MICHAEL DAVID CLASS OF 1971 34. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1975 LYONS, ROBERT L. (AIR FORCE) 35. ACADEMY APPLICANT CLASS OF 1976 MANTEI, MR. RICKY ALAN A. F. PRINCIPAL SELECTED 36. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1972 MARTIN, WILLIAM CHARLES (1972) NAVY PRINCIPLE APPOINTED GRADUATED JUNE 9, 1972 EXAM DEC. 1 37. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1977 (NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA) MORRIS. JAMES MONROE IV (MILLITARY) (?) SERV TEST AUTH SENT 8-9 MEDICAL AUTHOR, SENT 8-16 2NS ALTERNATE SELECTED 38. AF ACADEMY – MCKINLEY, JAMES LEROY 1970 (CALLAWAY) GRADUATED 6/3/70 39. CLASS OF 1972 NOT PART OF DISTRICT QUOTA (CLASS OF 1972) MILLER, CLARENCE LADON (DON) ARMY APPOINTMENT AS QUALIFIED ALTERNATE 40. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1974 MILLER, RONALD HASKELL ARMY PRINCIPAL ACCEPTED 41. ACADEMY: ARMY – MOORE, CHARLES DENNIS CLASS OF 1971 NOT CHARGED TO DISTRICT QUOTA 42. CADET – ARMY ROSS, VICTOR LEONARD CLASS OF 1970 GRADUATED JUNE 1970 43. AF ACADEMY – ROWELL, WILLIAM WAYNE (CALLAWAY) 1968 44. ACADEMIES: NAVY: SMITH, DONALD EDWARD (CLASS OF 1968) 45. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1974 SMITH, HERSCHEL, III (NAVY) APPOINTED EXAM 7-9-68 46. ACADEMIES: CLASS OF 1973 STANLEY, KENNETH CLYDE, JR. AIR FORCE APPOINTED GRADUATED JUNE 1973 47. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1976 NOT PART OF DISTRICT QUOTA STEPHENSON, DONALD SCOTT MILITARY 2ND ALT. SELECTED FOR APPOINTMENT 48. ACADEMY: CLASS OF 1972 SULLIVAN, JOHN STEPHEN, III (CLASS OF 1972) ARMY 49. ACADEMY CLASS OF 1974 WARD, JOSEPH MALCOLM ARMY PRINCIPAL ACCEPTED 50. 1976 ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS & NOMINATIONS 51. 1975 ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS & NOMINATIONS 52. 1974 ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS & NOMINATIONS 53. SEPARATED POSEY, BRUCE 9/9/76 PRINCIPAL – NAVAL SELECTED SEPARATED -> 54. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: PYLES, DOUGLAS B. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED – INCOMPLETE RECORDS 55. ACADEMY: 1976 APPLICANT: QUARTERMAN, STANLEY (A. F.) DISQUALIFIED – ACADEMICS 56. 1977 ACAD. APPL: ROBERTS, CHARLIE E. OR AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED IN 1976 WITHDREW IN 1977 57. 1976 ACAD. APPL: ROWE, RICHARD A. NAVAL QUALIFIED – BUT NOT PICKED UP 11/1 TEST 58. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: SIMKEN, SCOTT W. MILITARY REJECTED – MEDICALLY & ACADEMICALLY 59. 1976 ACADEMT APPLICANT: SIZEMORE, JAMES CHARLES MILITARY (OR NAVAL) WITHDREW 2/12/76 60. 1976 ACAD. APPL: STEWART, MICHAEL R. (MIKE) WITHDREW 3/15/76 NAVAL HIGH SCHOOL B+ 11/1 61. 1977 ACAD. APPLICANT: TOMPA, BRADLEY S. DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY AIR FORCE 62. 1976 ACAD. APPL: TUTTLE, EDW. M., II NAVAL NOMINATED – BUT FILE INCOMPLETE DISQUALIFIED 63. 1976 ACAD. APPLICANT: VON BOKERN, KARL H. MERCHANT MARINE HIGH SCHOOL RECORD MISSING DISQUALIFIED – SHOWED NO INTEREST 64. ACADEMIES: 1976 APPLICANT: WINSTEAD, JOHNNY E. MILITARY (OR AIR FORCE AUTHOR. 7/12 EXAM MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED 65. ACADEMIES: 1976 APPLICANT: YATES, MARTY MERCHANT MARINE (SEE) MERCHANT MARINE QUALIFIED – BUT NOT PICKED UP 7/12 66. CONGRESSIONAL GUIDE FOR ADMISSIONS TRI-SERVICE ACADEMIES USAFA USNA USMA 67. UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY KINGS POINT, NEW YORK FOLDER UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY KINGS POINT, NEW YORK LEAFLET (2) UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY KINGS POINT, NEW YORK POSTAGE PAID APPLICATION (13) UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY KINGS POINT, NEW YORK HAMDOUT 68. 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: COX, JAMES E. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED – MEDICALLY & ACADEMICALLY 69. 1976 ACAD. APPLICANT: BAKES, MICHAEL DAVID MERCHANT MARINE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY 8/27 EXAM 70. 1976 ACAD. APPL: COBURN, DAVID C. DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY MILITARY 8/23 (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BALES, WILLIAM J. (NAVAL) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: BROWN, STEPHEN A. NAVAL PRINCIPAL (ALSO MERCH. MARINE) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CANNELLA, DENISE J. MILITARY DISQUALIFIED PAE (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: CONNER, WILEY C., III MILITARY DISQUALIFIED - PAE (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DAUGHTERTY, WINFIELD S. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY & PHYSICALLY RESIGNED 4/28/76 WANTS TO REAPPLY FOR 1977 DISQUALIFIED IN APRIL 1977 (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT 1976: DEES, BRUCE RANDAL (AIR FORCE) DISQUALIFIED (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DENT, JEFFREY JEROME AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED – INCOMPLETE RECORDS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: DOWDA, JOHN A. NAVAL ACADEMICALLY DISQUALIFIED ALSO M/M (NOT NUMBERED)1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: PARR, MICHAEL S. NAVAL 9/27 TEST DISQUALIFIED – SCHOLASTICS (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: FRAVEL, CHARLES (JOE) MILITARY TEST 7/12 DISQUALIFIED - ACADEMICS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: FREEMAN, DONNA J. AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED INCOMPLETE RECORDS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: GALLAGHER, MICHAEL F. MILITARY DISQUALIFIED P. A. E. (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: GRANT, LEE A. AIR FORCE 8/23 DISQUALIFIED – LOW CONPOSITE (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: GRIGGS, LANE NAVAL 11/1 TEST DISQUALIFIED – FILE INCOMPLETE (NOT NUMBERED)1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HAILS, ROBERT E. AIR FORCE GET TEMP. & PERM. ADDRESS MEDICALLY DISQUALIFIED (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HAMILTON, EDWIN LEE AIR FORCE (ALSO NAVAL) TEST 7/12 DISQUALIFIED (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLASS OF 1979 HARRINGTON STEVEN G. MERCHANT MARINE OR NAVAL (SEE HERE FOR COMPLETE FILE)SELECTED RESIGNED – 6/24/76 – ACSDEMIC DEFINIENCIES (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HAYES, DAVID B. MERCHANT MARINE 11/1 DISQUAL. – SHOWED NO INTEREST (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: HUTCHESON, HENRY E. NAVAL WITHDREW. (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: JONES, GRED D., JR. (NAVAL) OVERSEAS EXAM DISQUALIFIED-SCHOLASTICS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: JONES, VINCENT THOMAS NAVAL DISQUALIFIED-INCOMPLETE (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: KING, DAVIS ANTHONY AIR FORCE 9/27 DISQUALIFIED PRINCIPAL (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: KLEIN, WILLIAM L. NAVAL (ALSO MERCHANT MARINE) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: LANE, DENNIS A. MILITARY DISQUALIFIED-ACADEMICS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: LINDSEY, LAWRENCE (LARRY) AIR FORCE DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT: LITTLE, JASPER DEWITT AIR FORCE 8/23 DISQUALIFIED-ACADEMICALLY FOR 1976 (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT: LITTLE, MICHAEL E. (AIR FORCE) DISQUALIFIED MEDICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLASS OF 1979 MANZI, ROBERT A. NAVAL RESIGNED 2/25/77 PRINCIPAL RESIGNED 2/25/77 (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT: CLASS OF 1978 MITCHELL, JERRY A., JR. NAVAL APPOINTED SEPARATED MARCH 25, 1977 (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MOSELY, REGINALD NAVAL 7/12 EXAM SCHOLASTICS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MOYE, EDWIN H., JR. NAVAL (ALSO M/M) DISQUALIFIED ACADEMICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) 1976 ACADEMY APPLICANT: MURRAY, GEORGE M. (MILITARY) 9/27 TEST DISQUALIFIED – ACADEMICS (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: NEUFELD, THOMAS (AIR FORCE) COMPETITIVE/ALTERNATE DISQUALIFIED – ACADEMICALLY (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMY APPLICANT: PETERS, ALLEN RAY MILITARY (ALSO NAVAL) DISQUALIFIED – INCOMPLETE (NOT NUMBERED) 1977 ACADEMY APPLICANT: POOLE, JAMES A. NAVAL 7/12 TEST REACTIVATED FOR 1977

BOX 273 MISC. INFO. FROM COLUMBUS OFFICE Folder Title 1. WARNER ROBINS WITH UNLABELED FOLDER INSIDE

BOX 274 MISC. INFO. FROM COLUMBUS AND WASHINGTON Folder Title 1. 10/18/82 STEVE – THIS IS FOR THE APPROPRIATIONS FILES – BOB SWITH INSIDE FILE LABELED INTERN FILE DUDLEY, SHANNON REQ. SEPT. 82 2. ISSUES: 1979 COLUMBUS POSTAL SHUFFLE ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE 3. BOB WITH INSIDE FOLDER LABELED DELEGATION LETTERS – CHATTAHOOCHEE NATIONAL PARK (IN FRONT OF ISSUES FILES) 4. VOTING RIGHTS ACT BOB CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION VOL. 127 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1981 NO. 125 SEP 16 1981 BOB PLEASE SEE PAGE H- 6147. 5. REAPPORTIONMENT 6. (NOT LABELED BUT WITH NOTE ATTACHED) 7/8/81 JOHN INITIALED JACK INITIALED BUT JUANITA DID NOT INITIAL THIS READING FILE CONTAINSPOSITION PAPERS- PLEASE CIRCULATE AND RETURN TO ME FOR TEMPORARY FILE BOB PACKET FROM WHITE HOUSE LABELED IMPACT OF THE REAGAN ECONOMIC PROGRAM ON THE NEEDY JUL 6 (?) (?) LEADERSHIP PACKET JULY 1, 1981 PART TWO (II) (?) INFORMATION BOOKLET PRESIDENT REAGAN’S BIPARTISAN PLANS FOR TAX AND SPENDING RESTRAINT JUNE 1981 THE WHITE HOUSE OCT 9 1981 LEADERSHIP INFORMATION PACKET OCTOBER 6, 1981 JOHN INITIALED BUT JACK AND JUANITA DID NOT INITIAL FILE (?) WHIP ISSUE PAPER THE TAX DEBATE (?) WHIP ISSUE PAPER THE BUDGET CUT DEBATE (?)JUL 6 1981 JUL 6 1981 (?) LEADERSHIP INFORMATION PACKET JULY 1, 1981 PART ONE (I) 7. MILITARY BENEFITA TO SPOUSES (DIVORCED, ETC. H. R. 1540 8. HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION STUDY –JB HAS ORIGINAL (HAS NOT ATTACHED FROM BOB DATED 9-29-82 & 10-5-82 9. 1982 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS FILE – AUGUST 11, 1982 CORRECTIONS TO FY 83 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION BILL DEBATE 10. ISSUES – FED EMPLOYEES – WM BROWNER 11. ISSUES: SOCIAL SECURITY MRS. WARNER WOODRUFF, HOGANSVILLE 10/15/81 301-594-3125 12. CIVIL SERVICE & SOCIAL SECURITY 13. PROJECTS—UPSON COUNTY (LINCOLN PARK) 14. SS NOTCH 15. SS “NOTCH” BOB (NOT NUMBERED) MISCELLANEOUS LOOSE ITEMS

BOX 275 1982 PRESS RELEASES & PRESS MISC. Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) (NO LABEL BUT HAS A NOTE ATTACHED TO STEVE FROM JUANITA DATED 10-15-82)  BRINKLEY, JACK MAR. 4, 1982 (HAS PAMPHLET INSIDE)  BACK JACK BUTTONS (17) (PLUS ONE RESPONSIBILITY BRINKLEY RESPONSIVE BUTTON)  ANDERSONVILLE-ELLEN SHEPHERD BROWN’S GUIDE TO GEORGIA  WARM SPRINGS FISH HATCHERY, BROWN’S GUIDE TO GEORGIA  WARM SPRINGS, GA.-ELLEN SHEPHERD, BROWN’S GUIDE TO GEORGIA  SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE (SIGHT-SEE’ER MAGAZINE YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO COLUMBUS, GEORGIA  COLUMBUS IRON WORKS (WITH ANOTHER COPY OF MAGAZINE LISTED IN PREVIOUS FOLDER)  PRESS RELEASE OF 11/1/71 BRINKLEY BILL TO REDUCE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE U. N. H. R. ______. WIRED TO FULL MEDIA—SEE LIST IN FOLDER.  PRESS: NEWS RELEASE 10/1/82 – 1982 BRINKLEY VOTING RECORD “LIKE IVORY SOAP” (NOT NUMBERED) PRESS RELEASE: 9/30/82 MIL CON FT ’82 AUTHORIZATION CONFERENCE REPORT PASSES HOUSE (TOOK RFELEASES TO NATL. AIRPORT) (ALL THIRD DISTRICT MEDIA & NEWDPAPER EDITORS ON ENCLOSED LIST)

BOX 276 MISC. FILES FROM WASHINGTON Folder Title 1. GENERAL “ÐEAR COLLEAGUE” SENT BY JB 9-28-76 RE: HONORING GA. RETIRING MEMBERS 2. GEN-DIRECTORY LISTINGS TELEPHONE LISTINGS 3. FIRST AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 4. GENERAL: FOOTBALL TICKETS 5. SUMMER JOBS IN FEDERAL AGENCIES 11-74 6. GENERAL: FORM LETTERS (INNER BROWN FOLDER NOT LABELED) 7. GENERAL: HIGHER EDUCATION AWARDS 8. HOUSE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR STAFF INFORMATION 9. (NOT LABELED)  INAUGURATION MAILING 2/3/81  INAUGURATION GENERAL INFORMATION  REQUEST FOR TICKETS TO THE SWEARING IN CEREMONY  INAUGURATION THANK YOU  PARADE TICKETS  REQUEST FOR EXTRA TICKETS TO THE SWEARING IN CEREMONY  SOUVENIR INVITATIONS  (NOT LABELED)  GENERAL: INAUGURATION 1977 (REFRESHMENTS ARRANGEMENTS) GENERAL: HOT DR. PEPPER AND MILK BAR (WASHINGTON 7-UP BOTTLING CO.—JAY DAVIS EMBASSY DAIRIES—CHARLES OWEN)  GENERAL: INAUGURATION 10. INDIVIDUAL: BLAINE, ELMER 11. INDIVIDUAL: BINFIELD, WILHELMINA 12. NELDA CAIN INDIVIDUAL GENERAL 13. MRS. VIRGINIA CALLAWAY FIRE ANTS INFORMATION 14. INDIVIDUAL: CARTER, GRACE 15. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL LLOYD C CASWELL 16. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL JULIAN W. COLLINS 17. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL MR. CECIL DAVIS 18. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL HADDOCK, J. BRUCE 19. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL EDMONDS, RICHARD 20. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL JONES, MARION 21. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL PAUL JONES 22. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL JUSTICE, THOMAS 23. GENERAL: J. H. HENDRICK (INDIVIDUAL) 24. INDIVIDUAL: KING, JACK 25. INDIVIDUAL: GENERAL MCKINLEY, GEORGE 26. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL KENDRICK, J. H. (COL.) 27. INDIVIDUAL: PERRY, ELDRIDGE 28. GENERAL: GOVERNOR MADDOX 29. INDIVIDUAL: RIGBY, EDWARD 30. GENERAL INDIVIDUAL PERRY TUTEN 31. INDIVIDUAL: CHARLIE WALKER 32. GENERAL: INTERN DIARIES, OTHER WRITINGS 33. INDIVIDUAL: ZELLNER, HAROLD 34. GENERAL – ITINERARIES 35. –LUCKY PENNIES- 36. GENERAL: MEMORANDUMS

BOX 277 DISTRICT AFFAIRS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) TALBOT COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) COUNTY CENTAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS TAYLOR DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) TAYLOR COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS TROUP COUNTY DIVIDER 1. TROUP COUNTY LAGRANGE DISTRICT OFFICE DISTRICT AFFAIRS: TROUP COUNTY: LA GRANGE DISTRICT OFF. AIRLINE CHARGES FOR DELIVERY OF BRIDAL PACKETS DISTRICT AFFAIRS: LAGRANGE DISTRICT OFFICE: (WHITE HOUSE) PHOTOGRAPH OF PRESIDENT FORD 2. DISTRICT DAY IN LAGRANGE – 4/12/75 TWIGGS DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) TWIGGS COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) COUNTY CENTAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS WEBSTER DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) WEBSTER COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) COUNTY CENTAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS WILKINSON DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) WILKINSON COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) COUNTY CENTAL COMMITTEE DISTRICT GENERAL DIVIDER 3. DISTRICT 4. COLUMBUS COLLEGE 5. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 5 – EMPTY) 6. COUNTIES-TOWNS 7. EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY 8. ORGANIZATIONAL LISTS LIST OF GEORGIAS LODGES WITH NAMES OF MASTERS, SECRETARIES AND TIME OF MEETINGS 1967 LISTS DIVIDER 9. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS MAILED IN 1977 (LAGRANGE DIRECTORY & COLUMBUS DIRECTORY) 10. V F W GEORGIA (NOT NUMBERED – EMPTY) DISTRICT REPORT FILE 11. DISTRICTS OF THE 92ND CONGRESS 12. GEORGIA DELEGATION STAFF LIST 13. GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY 14. MAPS OF GEORGIA 15. POSTAL LIST – RURAL & BOXHOLDERS 16. DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GEORGIA MACHINE LETTERS MEETING IN AMERICUS APRIL 1978 POLITICS – 1977 – DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS – 9/24/77 17. DISTRICT AFFAIRS – JEFFERSON-JACKSON DINNER, 1975 JEFFERSON- JACKSON DINNER WALTER WILSON –FLOYD M(?) –RUTH D(?) 18. DIST: APP: JEFFERSON-JACKSON DAY DINNER – FEB. 27, 1976 19. STATE OF GEORGIA – PUBLIC RELATIONS 20. GEORGIA – REAPPORTIONMENT 21. SAVING & LOAN ASSO. & BANKS 22. STATE & COUNTY OFFICERS 23. TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL GRADUATES 24. 1967-1975 COLUMBUS OFFICE OFFICE SPACE IN NEW POST OFFICE IN COLUMBUS (KLASSEN)

BOX 278 APPOINTMENT BOOKS & MISC. MATERIALS Folder Title 1. DAILY REMINDER 1974 2. DAILY REMINDER 1974 3. DAILY REMINDER 1971 4. DAILY REMINDER 1972 5. DAILY REMINDER 1973 6. DAILY REMINDER 1975 7. DAILY REMINDER 1976 8. DAILY REMINDER 1977 9. DAILY REMINDER 1978 10. DAILY REMINDER 1979 11. DAILY REMINDER 1980 (NOT NUMBERED – BELIEVED TO BE 12) DAILY REMINDER 1981 13. JB’S 1978 APPTS BOOK 14. CALENDAR – SECOND HALF OF 1978 15. 1973 CALENDAR 16. 1981 APPOINTMENT BOOK 17. 1981 CALENDAR 18. FEDERAL-STATE-LOCAL GOBERNMENT DIRECTORY 1980 VOLUME 1 FEDERAL EDITION 19. 1972 CALENDAR 20. 1971 CALENDAR 21. 1976 CALENDAR 22. 1975 CALENDAR 23. 1980 APPOINTMENT BOOK (FIRST HALF) 24. 1980 APPOINTMENT BOOK (SECOND HALF) (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 25) 1979 APPOINTMENT BOOK (FIRST HALF) (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 26) 1979 APPOINTMENT BOOK (SECOND HALF) 27. NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL PICTORIAL DIRECTORY JANUARY 1973 28. NINETY-FOURTH CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL PICTORIAL DIRECTORY JANUARY 1975 29. NINETY-FOURTH CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL PICTORIAL DIRECTORY JANUARY 1975 30. NINETY-FIFTH CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL PICTORIAL DIRECTORY JANUARY 1977 31. NINETY-FIFTH CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL PICTORIAL DIRECTORY JANUARY 1977 32. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 32) 1973 CALENDAR 33. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 33) 1972 CALENDAR 34. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 32) 1977 CALENDAR 35. 1976 EVER READY CALENDAR 36. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 36) 1979 CALENDAR 37. 1980 EVER READY CALENDAR REFILL 38. 1981 EVER READY CALENDAR REFILL

BOX 279 MISC. PRESS INFORMATION Folder Title 1. COLUMBUS’ FUTURE 2. PRESS-COLUMBUS TIMES AWARD AND AD 3. ENERGY PACKAGE NATIONAL ENERGY ACT A SOLUTION? FACTS AND FICTION AN ANALYSIS BY CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY JANUARY 1979 D 9129 PO #1885 BRINKLEY ANALYSIS (ORIGINALS RETURNED) 4. GEORGIA DELEGATION MEETINGS 5. HUD GRANT INFORMATION PROGRAMS OF HUD BOOKLET 6. GENERAL PRESS INFORMATION 7. TAPES OF FLOOR PROCEEDINGS 8. VIDEO TAPE INFORMATION 9. FT. MITCHELL MAILOUT 10. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS CIVIL WORKS PROGRAMS-GA SOUTH ATLANTIC DIVISION WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BY THE U. S. CORPS OF ENGINEERS IN GEORGIA JANUARY 1979 (TWO COPIES) COORDINATION REPORT ON NAVIGATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR APALACHICOLA RIVER BELOW JIM WOODRUFF DAM, FLORIDA OCTOBER 1978 11. ARMED SERVICES – BRIEFINGS FEDERAL UNIFIED BUDGET BUDGET AUTHOTITYN AND OUTLAYS ($ MILLIONS) FY 80 BUDGET DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE FY 80 BUDGET OVERVIEW HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 9 FEB 1979 MEMORANDUM TO PROSPECTIVE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS, COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECT: PROPOSALS FOR THE CAUCUS OF COMMITTEE DEMOCRATS STATEMENT OF HONORABLE FRED P. WACKER, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE (CONTROLLER) BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE FISCAL YEAR 1980 BUDGET FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE 12. MEDIA EVENT CIVIL DEFENSE – GEN. JONES 11/28/78 13. PRESS: AWARDS “WATCHDOG OF THE TREASURY” NATIONAL ASSOCIATED BUSINESSMEN, INC. 10/3/78 14. PRESS – WGMS “GUEST CONDUCTOR” 9/20/78 DATE SCHEDULED TO BE AIRED 11/15/78 15. “WELCOME” LETTER TO AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE 9/20/78 16. PRESS: GENERAL RADIO TAPE COLUMBUS AIRPORT BARNARD PROPOSAL TO FREEZE MINIMUM WAGE. 9/10/78 17. PRESS: GENERAL CITIZENS FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY PHOTO OF JB IN AUTO WITH PASSIVE RESTRAINTSAFETY SYSTEM 9/19/78 18. PRESS PR REQUEST SENT INFO. TO MR. JOE CUMMING BUREAU CHIEF NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE ATLANTA 9/19/78 19. “GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS AWARD” CEREMONY 9/11/78 PRESENTED NY NFIB (NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS) 20. PRESS: RELEASE VETERANS’ HOUSING BILL H. R. 12028 21. PRESS: GENERAL WEEKLY CALL TO WARNER ROBINS DAILY SUN CHUCK MOBLEY THURSDAY AFTERNOONS 22. RELEASES FROM THE VETERAN’S AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 23. PRESS CONFERENCE BRINKLEY VISIT WITH GINGRICH 11-21-78 24. SEPT. 29, 1978 EDITORIAL IN COLUMBUS LEDGER-RE: DROPPING JACK ANDERSON’S COLUMN 25. PRESS SEPT. 2, 1979 ARTICLE IN LEDGER ENQUIRER RE JB AND AMERICAN LIFE 26. RESS NEWS – JERRY LUGUIRE 27. JERRY LUGUIRE CABLE TV (TAPE INSIDE) PROGRAMS WITH NAMELESS FILE INSIDE

BOX 280 1982 SPEECHES & 1980 PRESS RELEASES Folder Title 1. PRESS VETERANS’ LEGISLATION EDUCATION 2. VA HOUSING LEGISLATION 3. TROOP & CIVILIAN REDUCTIONS FORT BENNING OSUT – SEE FORT BENNING RECEPTION STATION TRAINEE BARRACKS 4. JOINT MEDIA COVERAGE OF POST OFFICE OUTCOME 3/7 – 3/8 1970 5. MBFR (ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IN ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 1978) 6. LINDSAY CREEK 7. PRESS: INTERNATIONAL MINERALS & CHEMICALS INFORMATION PACKET ON CONGRESSMAN 11/27/79 8. PRESS: GENERAL 9. FORT BENNING – RECEPTION STATION TRAINEE BARRACKS 10. FARMERS RETURN 1979 11. CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER CHANNEL SAND. BY-PASS RIVER CHANNELL FOLDER NOT TITLED 12. ARMED SERVICES: NATO DRAFT NATO  DRAFT o DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT, FISCAL YEAR 1980 o NATIONAL GUARD JUNE 1979 REPRINT (NOT NUMBERED) MS. BIGGERS  A  B  C  D  E 1980 PHOTO RELEASES DIVIDER (PHOTOS OF CINSTITUENTS SENT TO DISTRICT NEWSPAPERS) 13. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JAN. 28, 1980 BRIGADIER GENERAL JAMES GORMLEY WITH KJB IN OFFICE SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN 14. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE JAN. 28, 1980 MAJOR GENERAL JOHN R. PAULK WITH JB IN OFFICE SPECIAL TO THE ROBINS REV-UP 15. PHOTO PRESS RELEASES: 2/12/80 SPECIAL TO SATURDAY COLS. LEDGER-ENQUIRER MR. & MRS. HOWARD BREEDEN, OF COLS. WITH CONGRESSMAN 16. PHOTO RELEASES: TO ROBINS REV-UP PAULK, MAJOR GENERAL JOHN R. & JB 2/14/80 (TOOK TO SPECIAL DELIVERY DESK, NATL. AIRPORT 17. PHOTO RELEASE: TO DAILY SUN PAULK, MAJOR GENERAL JOHN R. & JB 2/14/80 (TOOK TO SPECIAL DELIVERY DESK, NATL. AIRPORT 18. PHOTO RELEASE: TO: ROBINS REVIEW PAULK, MAJOR GENERAL JOHN R. & JB 2/14/80 (TOOK TO SPECIAL DELIVERY DESK, NATL. AIRPORT 19. 2/12/80 CONSTITUENT PHOTO PRESS RELEASE: BREEDEN. MR. & MRS. HOWARD OF COLS. TO SATURDAY COLUMBUS ENQUIRER-LEDGER 20. 3/28/80 PHOTO PRESS RELEASE SPECIAL TO THE LEADER – TRIBUNE JOSEPH HOPKINS & JB 21. 3/27/80 SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER PHOTO PRESS RELEASE AMERICUS JAYCEES 22. 3/28/80 DISTRICT NEWSPAPER PRESS/PHOTO RELEASE JB & PEANUT PRINCESS 280 23. 4/2/80 SPECIAL TO THECITIZEN & GEORGIAN LAURA MCCARTY 24. 4/30/81 SPECIAL TO THE COLS. SUNDAY LEDGER-ENQUIRER JB & FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH YOUNG IN HEART GROUP 25. 5/27/80 PHOTO RELEASES SPECIAL TO DAILY SUN – WARNER ROBINS TODD GIBBS, CYSTIC FIBROSIS PASTOR REP. 26. 5/28/80 SPECIAL TO THE VIENNA NEWS – OBSERVER JB AND MR. AND MTS. ROY SMITH PHOTIO/RELEASE 27. PHOTO PRESS RELEASE: 5/30/80 SPECIAL YO COLS. SUNDAY LEDGER- ENQUIRER MR. * MRS. JIM DAY & MR. & MRS. PETE PAGE OF COLS. IN D. C. HUMP PILOTS ASSOCIATION 28. 6/17/80 SPECIAL TO THE MONROE COUNTY REPORTER JB WITH HARBUCK OF FORSYTH 29. 6/27/80 – FT. VALLEY LEADER – TRIBUNE CB WITH DIAMA SMITH 30. 9/19/80 PHOTO RELEASES: TO AMERICUS TIMES – RECORDER CONGRESSMAN & ANNE WILSON, PAGE 31. PRESS 9/25/80 PHOTO RELEASES SPECIAL TO THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS JB RECEIVING NATIONAL COMMANDER’S AWARD FROM DAV; COND. STAN PEALER, CHUCK WRIGHT IN PHOTO 32. 11/14/80 SPECIAL TO THE AMERICUS TIMES – RECORDER JB & SOUTHLAND PHOTO/PRESS RELEASE (SEEB ALS9 PHOTO FILE) 33. SPECIAL TO THE SUNDAY COLUMBUS LEDGER – ENQUIRER JANUARY ’81 INTERNS FROM COLUMBUS PHOTO RELEASE ALSO IN PHOTO FILE 34. 5/4/81 SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES – RECORDER ST. REP. GEORGE HOOKS, OF AMERICUS 35. PRESS: 4/10/81 – SOLOMON FAMILY (MARCH OF DIMES) WITH JB TP SUNDAY LEDGER – ENQUIRER AND MACON TELEGRAPH & NEWS 36. CONSTITUENT NEWS RELEASES: 5/31/81 RICHARD MILES & JB 37. 6/22/81 SPECIAL TO THE MERIWETHER VINDICATOR GA. HEALTH CARE ASSN. 38. 6/22/81 SPECIAL TO THE HOMETOWN JOURNAL, THOMASTON GA. HEALTH CARE ASSN. 39. 6/22/81 SPECIAL TO THE THOMASTON TIMES GEORGIA HEALTH CARE ASSN. 40. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 6/26/81 SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBUS LEDGER LISA LEWIS, INTERN 41. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 6/26/81 SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SUN – CHIP MANNING INTERN 42. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 6/25/81 TO: AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER ANNE WILSON, CONGRESSMAN PAGE 43. PRESS: CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES – COLUMBUS LEDGER BILL BUSH & EMILY BROWN (MAILED TO JANE PITTS) 44. PRESS RELEASES: 9/18/81 – LUCINDA FAY DALLAS TO THOMASTON TIMES 45. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 9/13/81 KIM RAGLAND TO: HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL 46. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 10/1/81 EDDIE WILSON (INTERN) & JB TO HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL 47. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 10/1/81 EMORY EDWARDS (INTERN) & JB TO LAGRANGE DAILY NEWS 48. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: LISA HOWARD 2/4/82 TO: COLUMBUS LEDGER (SENT TO JANE PITTS BAYER COLS ENQUIRER) 49. CONSTITUENT PHOTO PRESS RELEASES: LUNSFORD, LORETTA 2/4/82 TO: COLUMBUS LEDGER (SENT TO JANE PITTS BAYER COLS ENQUIRER) 50. 3/2/82 CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES TO: MONROE COUNTY REPORTER LEIANNE HARBUCK, INTERN 51. 3/2/82 CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES TOMMY DUFFY, INTERN TO: COLUMBUS LEDGER 52. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES 3/5/82 JOHN PEAK, INTERN, WITH JB 53. 3/5/81 SPECIAL TO THE MANCHESTER STAR MERCURY AND MERIWETHER VINDICATOR – PHOTO RELEASE – JB AND THE GA. MUNICIPAL ASS. MANCHESTER DELEGATES 54. 3/25/82 CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES SPECIAL TO AMERICUS TIMES – RECORDER AMERICUS JAYCEES AND NIMMISH MULJIBHAI, 3RD DISTRICT GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD WINNER 55. 3/29/82 CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH & JUNIOR HIGH VISIT WITH JB SPECIAL TO THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS 56. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES – TO CHRISTIAN INDEX PHOTO AND INFO ON REV. DAVID HOWLE, OF COLUMBUS AS GUEST CHAPLAIN 57. CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES: 6/15/82 TO THE DAILY SUN – BOBBY BUSH, PAGE 58. 8/4/82 CONSTITUENT PRESS RELEASES 4-H GROUP FROM SEVERAL DISTRICTS IN GEORGIA MAILED TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GROUP 1982 SPEECHES DIVIDER 59. “JACK BRINKLEY IN WASHINGTON” DOCUMENTARY – 9/01/82 – TV-3 60. SPEECH FILE 8/25/82 FT. BENNING GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY FOR BARRACKS #8 COMPLEX 61. JB ENDORSEMENT OG BO GINN IN GEORGIA ON JULY 31, 1982 62. MARSHALL JUMIOR HIGH SCHOOL “CAREER EXPLORATION DAY” 8/11/82 HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY 63. 2/19/82 JEFFERSON-JACKSON DAY DINNER—INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ON REP. JIM WRIGHT HYATT REDENCY HOTEL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 64. AQMERICAN TESTILE MACHINERY ASSN. ORLANDO, FLA. 3/29/82 HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY ATMA EXECUTIVE REPORT VOL. 7, NO. 6 JULY/AUGUST 1981 TOWARD EQUITY IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AMERICAN TEXTILE MACHINERY ASSOCIATION ORGANIZATION MANUAL FISCAL YEAR 1981 AMERICAN TEXTILE MACHINERY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT 1980 AMERICAN TEXTILE MACHINERY ASSOCIATION 65. SPEECHES: APRIL 17, 1982 TWICE A CITIZEN AWARD-NAVY RESERVE ASSN 66. SPEECH GA. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1982 67. REF. JACK BRINKLEY—JUNE 1, 1982 REESE ROAD SCHOOL LUNCHROOM (WILLIAM HENRY SHAW AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO EDUCATION)

BOX 281 ARMED SERVICES & MIL. CON. INFO. Folder Title 1. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FY 1979 CONGRESSIONAL JUSTIFICATION DATA WITNESS LIST OPENING STATEMENT INDEX ENERGY CONSERVATION AIR POLLUTION WATER POLLUTION FORSCOM MDW DARCOM AMMO FACILITIES ACOM USMA HSC MTMC PACIFIC EUROPE GENERAL AUTHORIZATION 2. B1 BOMBER ALTERNATIVES BENEFITS OF B-1 DEVELOPMENT COST FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES REQUIREMENT TEST SUMMARY B1 FOLDER 3. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION BILL FY 1977 94TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 94-1314 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATIONS, FISCAL YEAR 1977 JUNE 29, 1976 PUBLIC LAW 94-367 94TH CONGRESS H. R. 14235 JULY 16, 1976 94TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 94-1222 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION BILL, 1977 95TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 95-1246 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION BILL, 1979 94TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 94-483 SEPTEMBER 17, 1975 94TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 94----- MILITARY CONSTRUCTION APPROPRIATION BILL, 1977 MAY 26, 1976 4. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FY 1976 VOLUME 1 INSIE THE UNITED STATES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES SECTION 303 JUSTIFICATION DATA SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS INDEX SUMMARY INSIDE THE UNITED STATES ADC AFLC AFSC ATC AAC HQCOM MAC SAC TAC POLLUTION ENERGY SPEC FAC NUC SEC OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES ADC PAF USAFE USAFSS SPEC FAC NUC SEC SECTION 303 5. DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FY 1975 AIR FORCE RESERVE JUSTIFICATION DATA SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS 6. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM 1974-75 7. FISCAL YEAR 1976 AND 1977 PROCUREMENT AUTHORIZATION H. R. 3689 HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE 8. DEPOT MAINTENANCE FACILITY PROGRAM DIRECTORATE OF MAINTENANCE WARNER ROBINS AIR LOGISTICS CENTER ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, GEORGIA 1 JAN 1979 9. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE REPORT ON DOMESTIC BASE FACTORS FISCAL YEAR 1980 VOLUME I MARCH 1981 OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE MANPOWER, RESERVE AFFAIRS & LOGISTICS DOD OVERVIEW DOD SERVICE SUMMARY INSTALLATION INDEX ARMY INSTALLATIONS IDPPC 204 IDPPC 205 IDPPC 303 IDPPC 306 IDPPC 402 IDPPC 507 IDPPC 508 MISC IDPPC NAVY INSTALLATIONS IDPPC 205 IDPPC 303 IDPPC 306 IDPPC 402 IDPPC 507 IDPPC 508 10. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE REPORT ON DOMESTIC BASE FACTORS FISCAL YEAR 1980 VOLUME II MARCH 1981 OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE MANPOWER, RESERVE AFFAIRS & LOGISTICS AIR FORCE INSTALLATIONS IDPPC 204 IDPPC 205 IDPPC 303 IDPPC 306 IDPPC 402 IDPPC 507 IDPPC 508 MISC IDPPC MARINE CORPS INSTALLATIONS IDPPC 202 IDPPC 402 IDPPC 507 IDPPC 508 DEFENSE AGENCIES IDPPC 507 DOD INSTALLATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND COSTS CLIMATE ZONE 1 CLIMATE ZONE 2 CLIMATE ZONE 3 CLIMATE ZONE 4 CLIMATE ZONE 5 CLIMATE ZONE 6 CLIMATE ZONE 7 ALASKA HAWAII APPENDICES 11. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FY 1975 JUSTIFICATION DATA SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS INDEX FORSCOM TRADDOC MDW AMC ACCOM – CONUS USMA HSC ENGINEERS MTMTS ALASKA HAWAII POLLUTION ABATEMENT – AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT – WATER DINING FACS MOD SOUTH COM PACIFIC PUERTO RICO NATIONAL MISSLE RANGE ASA – O/S ACCOM – O/S EUROPE AMENDMENTS 12. (NOT TITLED) INDEX FORSCOM TRADDOC MDW AMC ACCOM – CONUS USMA HSC ENGINEERS MTMTS ALASKA HAWAII POLLUTION ABATEMENT – AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT – WATER DINING FACS MOD ENERGY CONSERVATION NUCLEAR WEAPONS SECURITY PACIFIC EUROPE NUCLEAR WEAPONS SECURITY O/S AMENDMENTS 13. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION FOR APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1976 AND 1977 H. R. 3689 THE BILL AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION APRIL 22, 1975

BOX 282 SG VOTING RECORD & OTHER INFO. Folder Title 1. DSG DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP RECORD VOTES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 96TH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION – 1979 2. DSG DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP RECORD VOTES U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 96TH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION – 1980 3. BRINKLEY BILL INDEX FOR 93RD, 92ND, 91ST AND 90TH CONGRESSES THESE BILLS IN THE BILL FILES ARE ORGANIZED EXACTLY IN THE ORDER LISTED IN THE INDEX – PLEASE KEEP THEM THAT WAY. NOTE 93RD CONGRESS 92ND CONGRESS 91ST & 90TH CONGRESSES 4. SALT II REFERENCE GUIDE ENDORSEMENTS THE AGREEMENT IN BRIEF SALT II: A BASIC GUIDE SALT II: THE REASONS WHY THE STRATRGIC ARMS LIMITATION TALKS SALT II: A GLOSSARY OF TERMS SALT II: ADMINISTRATION STATEMENTS SALT II: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

BOX 283 P. R. MAILINGS Folder Title P R MAILINGS DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) SCHOLARSHIP BOOKLET 1. P. R. MAILING CONGRESS 2-12-69 2. P. R. MAILING – TO FIREMEN – 5/2/69 (REPORT ON H. R. 143) 3. P. R. PUBLICATIONS MAILINGS THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL NEWSLETTER 4. “YOU CAN CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION” (5 COPIES) NEED A LIFT? TO EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES CAREER LOANS SCHOLARSHIPS EMPLOYMENT! AN AMERICAN LEGION SERVICE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 20TH EDITION (REVISED, FALL, 1970) 5. POSTAL PATRON LETTER RE: INTERSTATE HIGHWAY SEPT., 1969 THE NATIONAL SYSTEM OF INTERSTATE AND DEFENSE HIGHWAYS (2 COPIES) VOLUME 48 NUMBER 3 AMERICAN HIGHWAYS JULY 1969 6. P. R. MAILING “LEGISLATIVE OUTLOOK” 9-26-96 7. P. R. MAILING: FROM WHERE I STAND ON SCHOOLS 8. POSTAL PATRON MAILING OF NINE BLIND MEN JAN. 1970 9. JANUARY 1, 1971 DATELINE WASHINGTON 10. P. R. MAILINGS-NEWSLETTERS OF JUNE, 1971 11. P. R. MAILING: QUESTIONAIRE ON SCHOOLS JULY, 1971 12. AGRICULTURE FARM BULLETIN MAIL OUT OCT., 1971 13. MAILINGS NEWSLETTER MARCH, 1972 14. QUAIL BREAKFAST – FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1972 AT 7:30 A. M. – RALSTON HOTEL 15. MAILINGS: MAY, 1972 WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER 16. RE: MAYFLOWER COMPACT AUG., 1972 NEWSLETTER 17. POSTAL PATRON MAILOUT SPECIAL REPORT ON AGRICULTURE NOV., 1972 18. AGRICULTURE REQUEST FORMS 1973 19. NEWSLETTER AND MINUTES QUESTIONAIRE MARCH, 1973 20. YOUNG ADVISORY COUNCIL QUESTIONAIRE CORRESPONDENCE ‘73 21. 1973 JUNE NEWSLETTER CORRESPONDENCE 22. JUNE, 1973 NEWSLETTER 23. PR MAILING: QUESTIONAIRE TO MEMBER OF YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL 6-5-73 WITH UNTITLED FOLDER INSIDE 24. PR MAILING THIRD DIST. CONGRESSIONAL REPORT 9-5-73 (MEMBERS ONLY) 25. PR MAILING CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MAILING-INTERSTATE HATE MAIL MUST BE STOPPED JUNE, 1973 26. PR MAILING AUG., 1973 NEWSLETTER 27. PR AUG. NEWSLETTER (RESPONSES) QUESTIONAIRE #2 28. RESULTS OF THE AUGUST QUESTIONAIRE ‘73 29. PR MAILINGS YOUTHADVISORY COUNCIL NOV. ’73 RE: IMPEACHMENT AND UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING 30. YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL QUESTIONNAIRE OF NOV., 1973 RESPONSES 31. PR MAILING NO. 1973 NEWSLETTER WITH LEGISLATIVE REPORT 32. PR MAILINGS LEGISLATIVE REPORT FOR 1973 RESPONSES P. R. MAILINGS: MARCH 30, 1972 MEET THE MEMBER – PASSED OUT AT APPRECIATION DINNER NO #

BOX 284 1976-77 NEWS RELEASES, PHOTO CUTLINES Folder Title 1. INFORMATION ON MACE PROGRAM & 1977 YEARBOOK – A PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM FOR YOUNG AMERICANS PHOTOS MAILED TO CONSTITUENTS 1977 DIVIDER 2. MAILED TO ELIZABETH LUNDFORD 4/26/77 3. SENT TO CLEON MOORE—WITH JB AND MAX CLELAND 4/77 (4/26/77 4. SENT TO JIMMY NESMITH—JB WITH MAX CLELAND 5. SENT TO MRS. BEVERLY BULLOCH, GA. WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL (WITH JB AT LEGISLATIVE BRIEFING) 5/3/77 6. SENT TO ANN HAMMER (AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO OF JB SENT 5/3/77 7. DREW, MRS. RAIFORD, COLUMBUS PHOTO WITH JB OUTSIDE RHOB SENT 5/3/77 8. HAM, MRS. JAMES OF COLUMBUS PHOTO WITH JB OUTSIDE RHOB SENT 5/3/77 9. JONES, MRS. RACHEL PHOTO WITH JB OUTSIDE RHOB SENT 5/3/77 10. SENT TO JEFF PURVIS OF THOMASTON 5-6-77 11. SENT TO JAMES BRASWELL, DAUGHTER MRS. RBT. (?) BUTLER AND SON NEIL, ALL OF WARNER ROBINS 5-6-77 12. TO: MR. AND MRS. LOUIS MOSKOWWITZ, COLUMBUS, SON, INTERN, DAVID MOSKOWITZ PHOTO WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 5/25/77 13. MR. AND MRS. JACK STRAUS, SR. OF COLS-AON, JACK JR., INTERN WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 14. DR. AND MRS. JAMES C. DUDLEY, JR. OF AMERICUS---DAUGHTER LEILA, INTERN WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 15. JUNE 9, 1977 MAILED TO JACK HARDAGE FAMILY OF IDEAL, GA. 16. MAILED TO MR. AND MRS. CLIFTON WURST OF COLS. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL CONVENTION PHOTO 6/10/77 17. 6/16/77 SENT TO DALE WILSON OF SACRAMENTO, CALIF. (CALIF. SMALL BUSINESSMAN OF 1977) 18. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE JULY 1, 1977 SENT TO MR. AND MRS. WALTER LUNDSFORD OF COLS. (PICTURE OF SON LT. JOE LUNDSFORD AND DAUGHTER ELIZABETH LUNDSFORD WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE) 19. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE SENT TO MR. & MRS. GEORGE JENKINS OF COLUMBUS, RE SON ED INTERN WITH CONGRESSMAN 7/6/77 20. SENT TO MRS. E. WRIGHT DAVIS (JANE) OF CP;UMBUS ON 7/12/77 21. SENT TO MRS. SAM T. RICE (DONNA) OF COLUMBUS ON 7/12/77 22. SENT TO MR. AND MRS. WALTER LUNDSFORD OF COLUMBUS; PHOTO OF DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH LUNDSFORD WITH CONGRESSMAN AND MAX CLELAND, VA HEAD 7/14/77 23. SENT TO MR. & MRS. EVERETTFAIRWELL OF COLUMBUS, DAUGHTER, BARBARA, INTERN IN CONGRESSMAN’S OFFICE 7/18/77 24. PRESS RELEASE 7/22/77 TO: HARRIS COUNTY JOURNAL RE MRS. BETTY WHISNANT AND CHARLES EADDY 25. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE AUGUST 3, 1977 COPY OF BOTH PICTURES AND BOTH CUTLINES SENT TO JAY NEWBERRY OF POWERSVILLE LORI COLLINS OF BYRON ROBIN BAY OF FT. VALLEY JOSH SHAFFER OF HAMILTON 26. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS AUGUST 5, 1977 SENT TO MR. AND MRS. EVERETT FAIRWELL DAUGHTER BARBARA, INTERN 27. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS AUGUST 9, 1977 SENT TO REV. AND MRS. NAPP GRANADA (WITH CONGRESSMAN AND TIP O’NEILL) 28. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS AUGUST 9, 1977 SENT TO MR. AND MRS. TOM GARRETT OF COLUMBUS (WITH CONGRESSMAN AND TIP O’NEILL) 29. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS 8/18/77 MAILED TO MR. AND MRS. JACK PEED, PHOTOS OF SON KIM, INTERN, WITH CONGRESSMAN 30. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE 8/18/77 TO MR. AND MRS. CLARKE DUNCAN, PHOTOS OF INTERN, DAUGHTER SUSAN WITH CONGRESSMAN 31. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE 9/7/77 SENT TO COL BOB SWEENEY (FT. BENNING PHOTO OF CONGRESSMAN AND BOB TAKEN BY U. S. ARMY PHOTOGRAPHER) 32. PHOTOS MAILED TO MR. & MRS. JOHNSON HENSON ON 9/16/77 PHOTOS TAKEN W/JB ON CAPITAL STEPS 33. PHOTOS MAILED TO MISS MARILYN MCCARD ON 9/16/77 PHOTOS OF MISS MCCARD & JB IN OFFICE 34. PHOTOS MAILED TO MR. & MRS. HOMER BRINKLEY & BRINK BRINKLEY & BRINK BRINKLEY ON 9/16/77 VARIOUS PICTURES OF BRINK TAKEN IN OFFICE AND AT CAPITOL 35. DANIEL, MR. AND MRS. H. L. (FRONT CAP. MAILED 9/16/77 36. NOLAN, NATHAN (MR. AND MRS. – IN OFFICE MAILED 9/16/77) 37. TOMLIN, WILLIAM (IN OFFICE – 9/16/77) 38. BULLOCH, MRS. BEVERLY (IN OFFICE – 9/16/77) MAILED 39. PHOTOS MAILED TO CONSTITUENTS FILE : TO MRS. EVA KNOWLES OF BYROM, GA. 10/4/77 RE VISIT WITH OTHER SENIOR CITIZENS WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE 40. PHOTOS MAILED TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: TO MR. AND MRS. ALEX HARDAGE, JR. OF FORSYTH RE VISIT WITH OTHER SENIOR CITIZENS IN D. C. OFFICE 10/4/77 41. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: TO MRS. MARGELYN FORDHAM MACON, GA. 10/6/77 42. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: TO MRS. MARGARET HENDERSON ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, GA. 10/6/77 43. PHOTOS SENT TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: DR, & MRS. STEVE DAMM BETHESDA, MA. 10/6/77 44. PHOTOS TO CONSTITUENTS: MISS CHRISTINA DANN BETHESDA, MD. 10/6/77 45. PHOTOS TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: MISS ELLEN DAMM BETHESDA, MD. 10/6/77 46. PHOTOS TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: DR. & MRS TOM MUNZEL PORTSMOUTH, VA 10/6/77 47. PHOTOS TO CONSTITUENTS FILE: MISS TIA MUNZEL PORTSMOUTH, VA. 10/6/77 48. SENT TO MR. & MRS. MARTIN GRIZZARD OF THOMASTON 10/12/77 49. SENT TO MR. PHOTOS TO CONSTITUENTS: MRS BENTLY ADAMS, JR. OF THOMASTON 10/12/77 50. SENT TO JAMES HARRISON OF VILLA RICA, GA. 10/12/77 51. PHOTOS MAILED: TO ALICE KELLY 9/9/77 52. PHOTOS MAILED: TO GRACE CARTER 9/9/77 53. PHOTOS MAILED: TO RUTH WALL 9/9/77 54. PHOTOS MAILED: TO KIM PEED OF BUTLER 9/9/77 55. PHOTOS MAILED: TO SUSAN DUNCAN 9/9/77 56. PHOTOS MAILED: TO REV. AND MRS. NAPP GRANDE 9/9/77 57. PHOTOS MAILED: TO TOM & BETTY GARRETT 9/9/77 58. PHOTOS MAILED: TO BARBARA FAIRWELL OF COLUMBUS 9/9/77 59. PHOTOS MAILED: TO LEILA DUDLEY 9/9/77 60. PHOTOS MAILED: TO MR. & MRS. LARRY COMER 9/9/77 61. DOWNING, LEM – PICTURES OF VISIT AT CAPITOL & CC OF LTR OF 11/1/77 62. ROBBINS, ROBBIE – PICTURES OF VISIT AT CAPITOL & CC OF LETTER OF 11/1/77 63. PHOTOGRAPHS MAILED TO MARY FRANCIS NALL & ANNE BUTTS – 11/2/77 – VISIT TO OFFICE RE NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE 64. PHOTOGRAPHS MAILED TO FAYE & CHARLES KNIGHT – VISIT OF PEANUT BRIGADE 65. PHOTOGRAPHS MAILED TO MR. & MRS. JACK STROUD – 11/1/77 – VISIT TO OFFICE 66. PHOTOGRAPHS MAILED TO MR. & MRS. JULIAN WHATLEY – 11/2/77 – VISIT WITH DEBBIE 67. PHOTOGRAPHS MAILED TO CALVIN MERCER 11/2/77 – VISIT TO OFFICE YMCA MEETING 68. 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BOX 285 FRATERNITIES & ORGANIZATIONS Folder Title 1. PERSONAL-FRATERNITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS’ OPEN MESS HONORARY MEMBER CARD EXPIRES 31 JANUARY 1983 THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ANNUAL FUND REQUEST 1982 ’82 AIR FORCE FOOTBALL REQUEST TO SUPPORT THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION AND HALL OF FAME MASONIC CARD 82 YOUR INVITATION TO DO BUSINESS WITH WARNER ROBINS AIR LOGISTICS CENTER 1981 DUES AND MEMBERSHIP CARD FOR GIDEONS INTERNATIONAL 1981 MARTINS THEATRE COURTESY CARD 1981 1981-81 COMMITTEE OF INTERNS & RESIDENTS CARD 1980 COLUMBIAN LODGE NO. 7, F. & A. M. AMVETS TEMPORARY MEMBERSHIP CARD AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION INFORMATION AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION THE NAVAL ACADEMY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION RESERVE OFFICER ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION COLUMBIAN LODGE NO. 7 F. & S. M. 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ARMY MILITARY DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON OFFICERS’CLUBS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION STATE YMCA OF GEORGIA MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION GEORGIA WILDLIFE FEDERATION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BAR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION WHO’S WHO IN AMERICA MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION CONGRESSIONAL STAFF CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION METRO COLUMBUS URBAN CLUB MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION MASON’S ON CAPITOL HILL 1978 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION GEORGIA LEGAL DIRECTORY MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION MARTINDALE-HUBBELL MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION THE AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION’S RATING OF CONGRESS 2ND SESSION 94TH CONGRESS 1976 WARNER ROBINS HIGH SCHOOL CLUB MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION COLUMBUS AREA BECENNIAL COMMITTEE SPONSORED AND ENDORSED EVENTS AND PROJECTS OCTOBER 31, 1975 AMERICAN JUDICATURE SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBUS LAWYERS CLUB MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION NATIONAL SOJOURNERS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE THE OFFICER SEPTEMBER 1969 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 1969 THE WORLD WARS OFFICER REVIEW AMVETS MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION LAW DAY 1969 PRESENTED BY THE COLUMBUS LAWYERS CLUB GEORGIA YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION 2. GRIDIRON SECRET SOCIETY – FILE 2 BEGINNING IN 1976 3. CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS 4. PERSONAL: FRAT. & ORGANIZATIONS: COLUMBUS GEORGIA CHAPTER CONTINENTAL SOCIETIES, INC. 5. PERSONAL HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS – “FREEDOM FOR HANDICAPS” 6. FRAT. & ORG: GEORGIA STATE BAR 7. FRATERNITIES & ORGANIZATIONS: GEORGIA STATE SOCIETY 8. GA. STATE SOCIETY THANK YOU NOTES TO BE RETAINED IN BRINKLEY FILES 9. PERSONAL: FRATERNITIES & ORG: GIDEONS, INTERNATIONAL 10. GRIDIRON SECRET SOCIETY 11. JB PERSONAL - JUDGE FOR SERTOMA INTERNATIONAL 12. BRINKLEY-PERSONAL: MARCH OF DIMES 13. FRATERNATIES AND ORGANIZATIONS: MASONIC 14. FRATERNITIES & ORGANIZATIONS: SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 15. PERSONAL ORGANIZATIONS: IMAGE 16. PERSONAL: MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION, INC. 17. PERSONAL: FRATERNITIES & ORGANIZATIONS – NO GREATER LOVE 18. NO GREATER LOVE 19. FRATERNITIES & ORGANIZATIONS: “PRESIDENT’S REORGANIZATION PROJECT” 20. FRATERNITIES & ORGANIZATIONS: SCOTTISH RITES 21. 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ARMY MILITARY DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON OFFICERS’ CLUB CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE 1978 OFFICERS’ OPEN MESS WARNER ROBINS AIR LOGISTICS CENTER 1977 MILITARY DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON OFFICERS’ OPEN MESS 78 77 MDW OFFICERS’CLUB SYATEM CONGRESSIONAL HISPANIC CAUCUS UNITED STATES INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL ENCYLOPEDIA OF ASSOCIATIONS NATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL OF THE SECOND AMENDMENT FOUNDATION THE GOLDEN OWLETTES CAPITOL YACHT CLUB THE AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION NAVAL ACADEMY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GEORGIA COOPERATIVE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION MEMBER U S AIR FORCE OPEN MESS 79 OFFICERS’ CLUB BOLLING AIR FORCE BASE OFFICERS’ OPEN MESS AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL INSTITUTE URBAN LEAGUE ADVISORY COMMITTEE PERSONALITIES OF THE SOUTH HONORARY COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS FOR DECENCY THROUGH LAW CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 1974-75 NATIONAL HONOR VIETNAM VETERANS DAY COMMITTEE YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM THE ARMY AND NAVY CLUB

BOX 286 MISC. INFO. & CLIPPINGS Folder Title 1. 1/23/78 STATE OF THE UNION MESSAGE 2. A RESOLUTION REJECT 3. THANK YOU’S BY COUNTY SET UP BY RW 1978 SPECIAL THANK YOU’S – THIS FILE WAS SET UP BY RUTH PER JB THIS IS NOT A REGULAR THANK YOU FILE – ONLY FOR RUTH’S USE  THANK YOU – CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU - CRAWFORD COUNTY (THIS ONE SHOWS THE FILE NUMBER) (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – DOOLY  THANK YOU – HARRIS COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – HOUSTON COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – MACON COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – MARION COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – MERIWETHER COUNTY  THANK YOU – MONROE COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – MUSCOGEE COUNTY  THANK YOU – PEACH COUNTY  THANK YOU – SCHLEY COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – SUMTER COUNTY  THANK YOU – TALBOT COUNTY  THANK YOU – TAYLOR COUNTY (EMPTY)  THANK YOU – TROUP COUNTY  THANK YOU – UPSON COUNTY 4. DOT MILES OLD FILES DOT MILES FOLDER – CONTAINS MEMOS & VARIOUS ENCLOSURES SHE USED MEMORANDUMS FROM THE CONGRESSMAN – MISC. 5. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 5) BOB SWEENY MEMOS (INSIDE FOLDERS DO NOT HELP FIND THINGS) 6. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD CLIPPINGS FOR SCRAPBOOK BOB – I PRESUME THIS IS DUPLICATION CLIPPINGS 78 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS 1977 7. INAUGURATION: CEREMONIES 1977  INAUGURATION 1977 – GENERAL  INAUGURATION: LETTERS TO REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN ASKING FOR EXTRA TICKETS TO SWEARING-IN CEREMONY  INAUGURAL BALL TICKETS  P. R. REQUEST – PARADE TICKETS  PENDING INAUGURAL REQUESTS FOR 1977 (CEREMONIES) SWEARING-IN CEREMONIES 8. PROJECTS – MUSCOGEE CO. COLUMBUS TRANSIT AUTHOR.  PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – DEPT. OF COMMUNITY DEV., COLUMBUS (TRANSIT OPERATING ASSISTANCE) HANS J. GANT W/COL. DEPT.OF COMMUNITY DAV. 5/23  CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA METRA (COLUMBUS TRANSIT SYSTEM) COLUMBUS, GEORGIA- PHENIX CITY, ALABAMA URBAN AREA APPLICATION FOR TRANSIT CAPITAL ASSISTANCE TO THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5 UMTA FEDERAL CATALOG NUMBER 20.507 FOR PERIOD OF JUBE 1, 1982 - JULY 31, 1983 PREPARED BY PLANNING DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COLUMBUS, GEORGIA AUGUST, 1982  TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FISCAL YEARS 1983-1987 COLUMBUS – PHENIX CITY TRANSPORTATION STUDY MARCH 82  TRANSIT SERVICE SURVEILLANCE AND MARKETING FY81  TRANSIT SERVICE SURVEILLANCE AND MARKETING FY79 9. CASE: MANUEL, MRS. BERTHA BRINKLEY BILL HR 13527 PRIVATE BILL (NOT NUMBERED) PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE 1977 INFORMATION BROUCHURE DOT PADGETT – GA COORDINATOR 472- 4060 PARADE BEGINS AT 1:30 PM TICKETS – 566-8870 CONCERT 472- 4103 (NOT NUMBERED) VARIOUS ENCLOSURES

BOX 287 PICTURES OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) ELLIOT HAGAN (NOT NUMBERED) BEN BLACKBURN (NOT NUMBERED) HERMAN TALMADGE (NOT NUMBERED) DAVID GAMBRELL (NOT NUMBERED) BILL STUCKEY (NOT NUMBERED) BO GINN (NOT NUMBERED) JACK MICKLE (NOT NUMBERED) JOHN DAVIS (NOT NUMBERED) DAWSON MATHIS (NOT NUMBERED) MASTON O’NEAL (NOT NUMBERED) ROBERT STEPHENS, JR. (NOT NUMBERED) FLETCHER THOMPSON (NOT NUMBERED) BOB WADE (NOT NUMBERED) JIMMY CARTER (NOT AUTOGRAPHED) (NOT NUMBERED) JACK FLINT

BOX 288 PICTURES OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS (MISSING) Folder Title

BOX 289 PICTURES OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS (MISSING) Folder Title

BOX 290 MISC. DISTRICT AFFAIRS Folder Title 1. DIST. AFFAIRS: DISTRICT DAY 2. DISTRICT AFFAIRS: GEORGIA FARM TOUR – SEPT. 2-3, 1976 3. HOUSTON COUNTY 4. CORRESPONDENCE-POLITICAL (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) CHATTAHOOCHEE DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) CRAWFORD DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE  (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE-POLITICAL (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) DOOLY DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED) HARRIS DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS 5. DIST. AFFAIRS – WARNER ROBINS DISTRICT DAY – 5/9/75 LAW, MR. EDWARD (RAFB) 6. DISTRICT AFFAIRS – HOUSTON COUNTY (MAYOR’S ELECTION IN PERRY) 7. CORRESPONDENCE 8. DISTRICT OFFICE – WARNER ROBINS ROBINS AF BASE PICTURES 3 COLOR 9. MINISTERIAL LIST – WARNER ROBINS 10. HOUSTON COUNTY RAFB  ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE ON MIDDLE GEORGIA 1970 MIDDLE GEORGIA COUNTIES BALDWIN BIBB BLECKLEY BUTTS CRAWFORD CRISP DODGE DOOLY HOUSTON JASPER JOHNSON JONES LAMAR LAURENS MACON MONROE PEACH POLASKI TAYLOR TWIGGS UPSON WILCOX WILKINSON (NOT NUMBERED) LEE DIVIDER 11. LEE COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) MACON DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) MACON COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) BRINKLEY FOR CONGRESS (NOT NUMBERED) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) MARION DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) MARION COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) MUSCOGEE DIVIDER 12. (MISSING) 13. (MISSING) 14. (MISSING) 15. DISTRICT OFFICE 1981 16. WARNER ROBINS 1981 17. CORRESPONDENCE 18. DISTRICT OFFICE HYDROPOWER DOE/ET/01752-1 MICROHYDRO POWER REVIEWING AN OLD CONCEPT BY NATIONAL CENTER FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY IDAHO OPERATIONS OFFICE APPLICANT’S INFORMATION KIT THE LOAN PROGRAM FOR SMALL HYDROELECTRIC FEASIBILITY STUDIES  LOAN PROGRAM FOR SMALL HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICANTS U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY  HYDROPOWER EQUIPTMENT MANUFACTURERS & HARDWARE SUPPLIERS UPDATED 3/3/80  BUSINESS REPLY POSTCARD  MAILER FOR LOAN PROGRAM FOR SMALL HYDROELECTRIC FEASIBILITY STUDIES  FEDERAL REGISTER THURSDAY JANUARY 17, 1980 PART V DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY LOANS FOR SMALL HYDROELECTRIC POWER PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDIES AND RELATED LICENSING  BLANK FEDERAL ASSISTANCE FORM WITH INSTRUCTIONS  SAMPLE OF ABOVE FORM 19. LENNIE DAVIS 20. COLUMBUS COLLEGE MUSCOGEE COUNTY (ANNUAL REPORT 1969) 21. MUSCOGEE COUNTY – FORT BENNING 22. MUSCOGEE COUNTY 23. CORRESPONDENCE 24. COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE 25. MAP OF COLUMBUS 26. DUSTRICT AFFAIRS – MUSCOGEE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY 27. MINISTERIAL LIST – COLUMBUS 28. DISTRICT AFFAIRS: MUSC COUNTY (CONGRESS PROJECT – RALPH NADER) 29. (MISSING) (NOT NUMBERED) PEACH DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) PEACH COUNTY – SCHOOL DIRECTORY (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) PEACH COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) PULASKI DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) PULASKI COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) SCHLEY DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) SCHLEY COUNTY 30. (EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) STEWART DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) STEWART COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) SUMTER DIVIDER 31. DISTRICT AFFAIRS RE: CLOSING OF AMERICUS OFFICE 32. DISTRICT OFFICE – AMERICUS (NOT NUMBERED) AMERICUS DISTRICT DAY – 3/15/75 33. (MISSING) 34. SUMTER COUNTY (NOT NUMBERED) CORRESPONDENCE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE (NOT NUMBERED EMPTY) YOUNG DEMOCRATS (NOT NUMBERED) TALBOT DIVIDER

BOX 291 PICTURE OF J. R. ALLEN (MISSING) Folder Title

BOX 292 CANCER RESEARCH PROJECT Folder Title PICTURES OF CANCER PATIENTS DESCRIBING THE CANCER AND TREATMENT WITH SUCCESS RATES (NOT NUMBERED)

BOX 293 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1974 93D CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 4 OF 5 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1974 93D CONGRESS 2D SESSION BOOK 5 OF 5 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1975 94TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 2 OF 4 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1975 94TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 3 OF 4 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1975 94TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 4 OF 4

BOX 294 A. S. C. HEARINGS Folder Title 1. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1974 92D CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 3 OF 3 2. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1974 93D CONGRESS 2ND SESSION BOOK 1 OF 5 3. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1974 93D CONGRESS 2ND SESSION BOOK 2 OF 5 4. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1974 93D CONGRESS 2ND SESSION BOOK 3 OF 5 5. HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 1975 94TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 4

BOX 295 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES 1950 VOLUME IV CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE; THE SOVIET UNION (NOT NUMBERED) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE 1973 EDITION TITLE 1 – ADMINISTRATION TO TITLE 17 – REVIEW (NOT NUMBERED) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE 1973 EDITION TITLE 18 – WILLS AND PROBATE OF WILLS TO TITLE 40 – MOTOR VEHICLES (NOT NUMBERED) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE 1973 EDITION TITLE 41 – PARTNERSHIPS TO TITLE 49 – COMPILATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF CODE TABLES AND INDEX (NOT NUMBERED) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE 1973 EDITION SUPPLEMENT II 1975 TITLES 1-49 TABLES AND INDEX (NOT NUMBERED) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CODE 1973 EDITION SUPPLEMENT II 1975 TITLES 1-49 TABLES AND INDEX

BOX 296 1976 PRES. CAMPAIGN & MISC. WASHINGTON FILES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1976 VOLUME ONE PART TWO JIMMY CARTER (5) (NOT NUMBERED) THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1976 VOLUME TWO PART ONE AND PART TWO GERALD FORD (4 SETS IN WRAP) (NOT NUMBERED) THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN 1976 VOLUME THREE THE DEBATES (7) (NOT NUMBERED) 91ST CONGRESS, 2D SESSION HOUSE DOCUMENT NO. 91-355 SELECTED SPEECHES OF DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER 34TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES SELECTED FROM THE THREE PRINCIPAL PERIODS OF HIS LIFE *AS SUPREME ALLIED COMMANDER IN EUROPE DURING THE WAR YEARS *AS SUPREME NATO COMMANDER * AS PRESIDENT (2) 14. 97TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPT. 97- 910 PART I RELATING TO THE DONATION OF PROPERTY FOR CIVIL DEFENSE SEPTEMBER 30, 1982 15. 97TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPT. 97- 910 PART 2 RELATING TO THE DONATION OF PROPERTY FOR CIVIL DEFENSE OCTOBER 5, 1982 (NOT NUMBERED) ISSUES – POSTAL SERVICE – MORGAN J. LEVERETT – (MULTI-PERSONNEL LETTER SORTING MACHINE) 1/4/79 COPIES OF INFO SENT TO BOB SWEENEY ALSO SEE PENDING FILE (NOT NUMBERED) MPLSM RESPONSES

BOX 297 ASSORTED PLAQUES (NOT NUMBERED, ITEMS PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) Folder Title FRAMED RESOLUTION FROM THE COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO JACK BRINKLEY DATED 4 AUGUST 1980 FRAMED CERTIFICATE FROM GEORGIA BAR JOURNAL (LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA) DATED FOR 1957-1598 AND 1958- 1959 FRAMED PICTURE SIGNED BY DREW (?) RUSSEL DATED MAY, 1967 FRAMED PICTURE OF JACK BRINKLEY WITH SOLDIER FRAMED PICTURE OF SNOOPY ON A HELICOPTER LABELED UNITED STATES ARMY UNFRAMED PICTURE OF 26 MEN IN LEGAL ROOM ENVELOPE CONTAINING 8.5X11 POSTER OF ARMY/INFANTRY BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 1775-1975 UNFRAMED 8.5X11 SIGNED PICTURE OF ANDREW YOUNG UNFRAMED RESOLUTION FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEORGIA (INTERSTATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM) ADOPTED IN SENATE JANUARY 24, 1969 ADOPTED IN HOUSE MARCH 14, 1969 FOLDER LABELED BRINKLEY PRESENTATION  H. R. 13017  THE BRINKLEY REPORT (7)  ENVELOPE LABELED PROJECTS: MACON COUNTY – BEAVER CREEK WATERSHED THE SABER COLUMBUS COLLEGE COMMUNITY PAPER VOL. 31, NO. 1, JUNE 29, 1988 THE SABER COLUMBUS COLLEGE COMMUNITY PAPER VOL. 31, NO. 2, JULY 13, 1988 THE SABER COLUMBUS COLLEGE COMMUNITY PAPER VOL. 31, NO. 3, JULY 27, 1988 THE SABER COLUMBUS COLLEGE COMMUNITY PAPER VOL. 31, NO. 4, AUGUST 10, 1988 THE SABER COLUMBUS COLLEGE COMMUNITY PAPER VOL. 31, NO. 8, OCTOBER 12, 1988 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ON REP. JIM WRIGHT JEFFERSON- JACKSON DAY DINNER FEBRUARY 19, 1982 FLYER FROM SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM HALF SHEET OF PAPER BOX “F” NOTE: STATUES AT LARGE + D. C. CODE BACK JACK FOR CONGRESS BUMPER STICKER CENTERVILLE (IOWA) HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA FOR RUTH MERLE SCHURZBANK DATED 20 MAY 1921 MAILER TOP OF THE CLASS JACK BRINKLEY A MAN OF HIS WORD (LARGE HANDFUL) PEN HOLDER (NO PEN) ONYX (?)

BOX 298 ASSORTED PLAQUES (NOT NUMBERED, ITEMS PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) Folder Title FRAMED CERTIFICATE FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA DATED 9 JANUARY 1959 (MEMBER OF THE BAR) FRAMED PICTURE OF JACK BRINKLEY WITH MAJOR GENERAL SAM WETZEL (WHO SIGNED IT ON 25 AUG ’82) FRAMED DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD FROM LOWER CHATTAHOOCHEE AREA PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION DATED 13 AUG., 1975 FRAMED PICTURE OF CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE WESTVILLE, GA. FRAMED CODE OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESON APRIL 3, 1968-HOUSE RESOLUTION 1099, 90TH CONGRESS, 2D SESSION FRAMED HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES RESOLUTION FOR FIGHT AGAINST CANCER H. R. NO. 798 FEBRUARY 26, 1974 FRAMED AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION CITATION PRESENTED 6 DECEMBER 1969 FRAMED MEMBERSHIP AWARD FROM NATIONAL HONOR FRATERNITY BLUE KEY BY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA NO. 26B709 1958 UNFRAMED CERTIFICATE FOR MEMBERSHIP INTO THE GRIDIRON SECRET SOCIETY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA INITIATED NOVEMBER 13, 1971 UNFRAMED CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FROM THR GEORGIA ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN, INC. DATED JUNE 6, 1974 UNFRAMED RESOLUTION DATED 25 OCTOBER 1971 BY CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY VETERN’S COUNCIL

BOX 299 FRAMED PICTURES Folder Title 1. (MISSING) 2. FRAMED CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FROM THE GEORGIA RETIRED OFFICERS ASSOCIATION, INC. DATED 1 APRIL 1968 3. FRAMED CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FOT OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO HEALTH CARE LEGISLATION, 1974 BY THE NEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA DATED MAY 11, 1974 4. PLAQUE FOR HONORARY MEMBERSHIP IN THE FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION BRANCH 339, ALBANY, GEORGIA 5. FRAMED HONORARY MEMBERSHIP TO THE KIWANAS CLUB OF COLUMBUS DATED SEPTEMBER 19. 1967 6. (MISSING) 7. LETTER OF APPRECIATION DATED 4 JUNE 1973 FROM THE GEORGIA CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASS’N, INC. (FRAME IS FALLING APART) 8. FRAMED MUSCOGEE CIVITAN CLUB RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION DATED OCTOBER 29, 1968 9. FRAMED PICTURE WITH WRITING: FOR CONGRESSMAN BRIBKLEY WHALE AT THE NORTH POLE 6 APRIL, 1969 SIGNATURE UNREADABLE, CDR. USN C. O. 10. (MISSING) 11. (MISSING) 12. FRAMED CERTIFICATE FROM PHI ALPHA DELTA LAW FRATURNITY FOR MEMBERSHIP INTO ALEXANDER K. STEPHENS CHAPTER DATED MARCH 24, 1957 13. (MISSING) 14. (MISSING) 15. (MISSING) 16. FRAMED RESOLUTION FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA SCHOOL OF LAW ATHENS, GEORGIA DATED 8 OCTOBER 1958 17. FRAMED CERTIFICATE FROM PERSONALITIES OF THE SOUTH CERTFYING HIS SELECTION FOR 1969 EDITION 18. UNFRAMED SPECIAL CITATION FROM NATIONAL COLUMBUS DAY COMMITTEE

BOX 300 FRAMED CITATIONS (HANDLE WITH CARE) (PLACED IN BOX WITH FRAMED ON BOTTOM AND UNFRAMED ON TOP USING ONLY NUMBERS FOUND.) Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) COLUMBUS COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HONORARY MEMBER (R12 ON BACK) UNIVERSITY OG GEORGIA BATCHELOR OF LAWS DIPLOMA 5. THE MARCH OF DIMES CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION 1966 THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION 6. HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP GSFSA (GEORG9A SCHOOL FOOD SERVICE ASSOCIATION) PLAQUE 7. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS AUXILARY FROM MACON UNIT 9 D. A. V. A. 1974-75 PLAQUE 9. “SPECIAL OLYMPICS 4-BALL TOURNEY 1975 11. CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION FROM TROUP COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR 13 MAY 1978 12. COLUMBUS COLLEGE SOCIETY OF PLANNERS 13 NOVEMBER 1975 14. CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION COLUMBUS JAYCEES 25 AUGUST 1975 UNFRAMED (LARGEST TO SMALLEST-NUMBER WHERE FOUND) 6. CITATION IN RECOGNITION AND APPRECIATION AMVETS 6. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS NATIONAL COMMANDER’S AWARD 6 SEPTEMBER 1980 8. THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGENCE FROM THE RED SKELTON HOUR, JANUARY 14, 1969 12. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION 10 MAY 1978 10. THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA 28 FEBRUARY 1968

BOX 301 PICTURES (HANDLE WITH CARE) Folder Title 1. (FRAMED) PRAYER FOR A FRIEND 2. MAST MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO SAFETY AND TRAFFIC DONOR PLAQUE 3. AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD PLAQUE 4. (MISSING) 5. (MISSING) 6. (MISSING) 7. (MISSING) 8. FRAMED COALITION FOR PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH LEADERSHIP AWARD 9. (MISSING) 10. PLAQUE PRESENTED BY THE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATIONS OF THE THIRF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRESENTED MAY 3, 1982 1967-1982 11. (MISSING) 12. (MISSING) 13. AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD PRESENTED 11 MAY 1977 FOR THE PERIOD 1967-1977 (NOT NUMBERED-FRAMED) STATE OF GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMMENDATION (NOT NUMBERED-FRAMED) CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—HOUSE SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 RE: H. R. 140 (ANDERSONVILLE)

BOX 301A PICTURES (HANDLE WITH CARE) (SEPARATE-NOT IN BOX) Folder Title OFFICIAL PORTRAIT OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JANUARY 20, 1972

BOX 302 CERTIFICATES – INVENTORY LISTS (NOT NUMBERED-PLACED IN BOX AS INVENORIED) Folder Title LAND AND PEOPLE GREENING THE CITIES ANNUAL REPORT 1992 VOLUME 4 NUMBER 2 FALL 1992 STATE OF GEORGIA OFFICIAL BECENTENNIEL EMBLEM CITIZENSHIP OF THE YEAR AWAED 1974 PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD FROM WESTERN MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE FEBRUARY 8, 1979 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD NFBPWC GFBPWC 5-24-69 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS CITATIOM FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE LOGISTICS BETTER CHEAPER FASTER WARNER ROBINS ALC 28 NOV 1978 IN APPRECIATION “REPEAL PSRO” COUNCIL OF MEDICAL STAFFS FEBRUARY 1974 MUSCOGEE CIVITAN CLUB DECEMBER 20, 1986 WEST GEORGIA SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS DEC. 13, 1977 FROM THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION MARCH OF DIMES FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTARY LEADERSHIP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST BIRTH DEFECTS LEADERSHIP AWARD PRESENTED BY THE AMERICAN SECURITY COUNCIL ON BEHALF OF ITS COLITION FOR PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH “TWICE A CITIZEN” FROM THE NAVAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION APRIL 17, 1982 FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO VICA YOUTH FEBRUARY 14, 1968 IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FROM VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING PROGRAMS MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MARCH 21, 1975 EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE IN RECOGNITING THE DILIGENCE OF THOSE INVOLVED IN SAFEGUARDING THE NATION’S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AWARDED BY THE GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION JULY 17, 1980 DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN BIRTH DEFECTS 1975 SPECIAL GIFTS CHAIRMAN FORPREVENTION THE FIGHT FOR QUALITY OF LIFE AT BIRTH BY THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION-MARCH OF DIMES IN HONOR ANS RECOGNITION DEAN OF THE GEORGIA HOUSE DELEGATION WHO CONTINUES TP KEEP HIS PROMISE TO REMEMBER WHO I AM WHERE I’M FROM AND WHO SENT ME WITH APPRECIATION FROM MUSCOGEE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EX COMM JEAN CANTRELL, CHMN OCTOBER 31, 1980 IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE GEORGIA FEDERATION OF BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUBS,INC. 22 MAY 1982 FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO ALL FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, MEMBERS OF A. F. G. E. LOCAL 1985 VA CENTER, DUBLIN, GEORGIA HONORARY MEMBER OCTOBRT 2, 1973 SERTOMA APPRECIATION OF CONTRIBUTIONSAS A JUDGE FOR THE 1979 SERTOMA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE THE THEMANKIND PROGRAM US PHARRIS VIGILANCE VALOR TENACITY DE 1094 AWARD OF APPRECIATION BY FORT VALLEY JAYCEES APPRECIATION FROM GEORGIA NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION DECEMBER 1973 OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO CIVIL DEFENSE TROUP COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE SEPTEMBER 11, 1977 HONORARY 4-H CLUB MEMBER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION FROM GEORGIA CHAPTER MEGA FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN 1972 COLUMBUS COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL DONOR 19 67 FOR OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP BY WAVERLY HALL-ELLERSLIE LIONS CLUB LOGISTICS BETTER CHEAPER FASTER WARNER ROBINS ALC 11 FEB 1981 WARNER ROBINS FOY EVANS MAYOR … WHO I ANM … WHERE I’M FROM … WHO SENT ME 1967-1982 WRBL-TV WILLIAM HENRY SHAW FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO EDUCATION MAY 1982 AWARDED BY CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY CHAPTER PHI DELTA KAPPA GOOD TURN AWARD FORT BENNING DISTRICT 22 NOV, 1974 FLEET RESERVE ASSN. LOYALTY PRODUCTION SERVICE USN USMC USCG IN THE TRUE SPIRIT OF LOYALTY, PROTECTION AND SERVICES. “HONORARY MEMBERSHIP” 1970 1976 DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST BIRTH DEFECTS THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION MARCH OF DIMES PUBLISHERS MERIT AWARD COLUMBUS TIMES NEWSPAPER 9- 15-79 MAY 27, 1979 MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA LOCAL APWU AND AUXILARY PRESENT THIS PLAQUE FOR WORK AND EFFORTS IN SAVING THE COLUMBUS POSTMARK AND MAIL SERVICE FOR SUPPORT IN OUR GOALS WE WANT TO MAKE YOU AN HONORARY MEMBER OF OUR LOCAL IN APPRECIATION FOR OUTSTANDING SUPPORT OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY INFANTRY CENTER FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 1982 BACK JACK FOR CONGRESS FROM GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA, ONC. SOUTHEASTERN REGION APRIL 16, 1977 VOICE OF THE PEOPLE FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND SUPERIOR REPRESENTATION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE DISTRICT A F G E LOCAL #54 1982 GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA WITH APPRECIATION AND THANKS 1981 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY GEORGIA DIVISION, INC. CITATION FOR EXCELLENCE FOR EXTRODINARY SERVICE IN THE LIFE SAVING EFFORT AGAINST CANCER 1978 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (CAN’T READ ANY MORE) FROM THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 4- 5 SEPTEMBER 1975 GUEST CONDUCTOR IN APPRECIATION OF GOOD MUSIC WGMS NOVEMBER 19, 1978 ? OF THE ARMY AND THE ? -

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Folder Title 1. OFFICE GUEST BOOK 1980-1982 2. TRIBUTE TO JACK BY HON. MELVIN PRICE DEC. 2. 1982 (HOUSE FLOOR) (INNER ENVELOPE NOT LABELED) 3. OFFICE LOG (ISSUES) (APR 1 1982-DEC 13 1982 4. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERTS (1982) 5. INCOMING CALLS MESSAGEBOOK 1982 6. COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS (1982) J. BRINKLEY DEMOCRAT MEMBER 7. COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS 1981 8. COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS 1981 9. VETERANS’ ADMINISTRATION ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES BY S DATES FY 1982 BUDGET SUMMARY – REVISED FY 1982 VOL. III OR V PART 17 GENERAL PART 18 1982 BUDGET SUMMARIES PART 19 1982 BUDGET HIGHLIGHTA GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES BENEFITS PROGRAMS MEDICAL PRPGRAMS CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS PART 20 GAO AUDIT REPORTS PART 21PECIAL ANALYSIS – AGENCY-WIDE 10. (NOT NUMBERED BUT BELIEVED TO BE 10) VETERANS AFFAIRS (FULL CMTE) 11. VETERANS’ AFFAIRS REPORTS & HEARINGS 1982 (NOT NUMBERED) U. S. CODE CONGRESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE NEWS OCTOBER NO. 8 (NOT NUMBERED) U. S. CODE CONGRESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE NEWS OCTOBER NO. 8A (NOT NUMBERED) U. S. CODE CONGRESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE NEWS OCTOBER NO. 9 SEALED ENVELOPE THAT FEELS LIKE A PEN

BOX 304 Folder Title 1. 1982 PROJECTS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY – COLUMBUS FOUNDRIES 2. 1982 BRINKLEY BILL FILE: H. R. 4543 –“TIMBER BILL” 3. MIL CON SC: CIVIL DEFENSE 12/6/82 HEARING ON EXCESS PROPERTY BILL, HR 1856 CHAIRMAN BRINKLEY – H. R. 1856 4. 1982 CONGRECORD INSERTS: 12/2/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON REP. BRINKLEY 5. 1982 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS SPECIAL ORDER ON THE HONORABLE DONALF MITCHELL – 12/14/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT 6. 1982 ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION – CORRIDOR Z AND 13TH STREET VIADUCT BRIDGE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 128 WASHINGTON, MONDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1982 NO. 141 PLEASE SEE PAGE A-8916 AND H8818- CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 128 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1982 NO. 140 97TH CONGRESS 2S SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 97-555 SURFACE TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1982 MAY 17, 1982 REPORT TOGETHER WITH ADDITIONAL VIEWS [TO ACCOMPANY H. R. 6211] H. R. 7360 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 128 WASHINGTON, MONDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1982 NO. 141 7. PRESS: 12/6/82 CORRIDOR Z & 13TH STREET VIADUCT BRIDGE 8. CIVIL DEFENSE: 2/26/81 & 2/27/81 HEARINGS BEFORE HASC MIL CON SUBCOMMITTEE 9. 1982 ISSUES: ARMED SERVICES 10. FT. MITCHELL CEMETARY FILE (INSIDE ENVELOPE NOT LABELED) 11. PROJ: TROUP COUNTY LAGRANGE-CITY OF… UDAG GRANT APPLICATION—(CONTACTED BY ELOISE RANSOM-JOE MALTESE) 7/14 12. 1982: PR REQUESTS – DANNELLY, MRS. LEE 13. JB PERSONAL – POEMS “A CHILD’S QUESTION” 14. 1982 PR CONGRATS 15. GENERAL: 1982 QUESTIONNAIRES – UNANSWERED 16. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS 17. PROJECTS: MERIWETHER COUNTY – WARM SPRINGS FISH RESEARCH LAB 97TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT 97- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS BILL 18. PROJECT MUSCOGEE COUNTY JOHN SIMPKINS UDAC 10/1 19. 1981 & 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS: STEWART, REV. HENRY, SMITHS ALA. )VA CHAPLAIN) PHONR: 205/297-4932 20. GENERAL: 1982 RECOMMENDATIONS BLANK, MR. ALFRED B. 8/9/82 21. GENERAL: 1982 RECS – WALL, MR. GLENN N. OF WARNER ROBINS 22. CASE: SHEFFIELD, LANG – PASSES TO NAVY QUALIFICATIONS CRUISE OR AF FIRE POWER DEMONSTRATION 23. ISSUES: POSTAL SERVICE – RICHARD RUSSELL COMMEMORATIVE STAMP PROPOSAL 24. PR REQUEST HOWLE, REV. DAVID – FOOTBALL TICKETS 25. MILITARY CONSTRUCTION 26. BRINKLEY CONGRESSIONAL PAPERS INVENTORY – COLUMBUS COLLEGE 27. DEC. 1982 – PRESS: “A FAREWELL SALUTE TO GEORGIA’S 3RD DISTRICT FROM U. S. REP. JACK BRINKLEY” 28. MIL CON SUBCOMMITTEE: 1982 CORRESPONDENCE 29. MIL CON: FY 82 MIL CON HOUSE DEBATE VIDEO TAPES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION VOL. 127 WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1981 NO.84 UNLABELED ENVELOPE CONTAINING CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION VOL. 127 WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1981 NO.84 30. Press: 1982 “ANATOMY OF A BILL” – FY 83 MIL CON AUTHORIZATION BILL HOUSE FLOOR TAPES CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 128 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1982 NO.107 #1 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 128 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1982 NO.109 #2 H 5625 & 6 H 5693-5747 D 1061 31. CONGRESSIONAL RATINGS BY ORGANIZATIONS GENERAL: CAMPAIGN FOR U. N. REFORM 32. PRESS: EXTRA NEWSLETTERS & MAILINGS 33. ISSUES: POLITICS 34. GENERAL: SUNBELT COUNCIL 35. GENERAL: TEXTILE COUNCIL 36. JB PERSONAL: GETTYS, HON. TOM 37. PRESS MISCELLANEOUS 38. GENERAL: NO GREATER LOVE ORGANIZATION 39. 1982 ISSUES: VETERANS AFFAIRS 40. BRINKLEY FAMILY NATIONAL ARCHIVES RESEARCH NOTES

BOX 305 Folder Title 1. 231 WHITE HOUSE VISIT (GRAMM-LATTA) 5/8/81 5/13/81 5/14/81 (NOT TITLED) 2. JU512 24-1 5/13/81 SALT II 6/3 & 6/8 81 3. 25-1 SS 513 5/19/81 4. 26-1 TX 515 (NO TITLE) 5/19/81 5. 27-1 AGSSC 6. 28-1 EC 519 (NO TITLE) 6-3 16-8 ‘81 7. 29-1 SS 519 (NO TITLE) 5/26 & 5/27/81 5/29/81 8. 30-1 EC 521 9. 31-1 SS 619 6/19/81 6/25/81 10. 32-1 HAS 2 6/25/81 11. 33-1 BLOCKS 6/25/81 12. 34-1 COLA #2 6/25/81 13. 35-1 SAVER 6/25/81 14. 36-1 DIPPERS 6/25/81 15. 37-1 GL #2 6/25/81 16. 38-1 MFA TEXTILES 381 (MFA TEXTILES) SEPT. 1, 1981 17. 39-1 TUITION TAX CREDIT 10/15/81 18. ED 114 SCHOOL LUNCH 41 11/4/81 19. MASTER FILE A-G 20. MASTER FILE H-M 21. MASTER FILE N-T 22. MASTER FILE U-Z 23. BRIDAL PACKETS – PR LISTS – JOB G & F 24. COMPUTER TEACHING TOOLS HOUSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 25. LE 416 – 19-1 4/17/81 4/20/81 4/21/81 26. EC 427 20-1 4/30/81 5/7/81 27. EC 429 21-1 4/30/81 (NO TITLE) 5/1/81 28. EC 56 22-1 5/6/81 5/6/81 – DATED – ON LTR. BUT MAILED 5/7/81 5/19/81 (NO TITLE) 29. COLA 12-1 (NO TITLE) 4/17/81 4/20/81 30. JU 481 13-1 (NO TITLE) (NO TITLE) 31. VA 320 14-1 (NO TITLE) 32. WS 324 15-1 (NO TITLE) 4/20/81 33. AG 1986 16/1 AG 1986 (161) 3/30/81 34. AG LISTS AG LISTS FOR AG 1986 3/30/81 35. CTH 62 17-1 4/17/81 36. FI 1916 – OPPOSED TO H. R. 1916 & H. R. 2591 18-1 4/16/81 4/17/81 4/20/81 4/21/81 4/23/81 4/24/81 4/30/81 (NO TITLE) 5/7/81 5/13/81 5/14/81 5/19/81 (NO TITLE) 37. EC 701 – OPPOSE CSA CUTS 8 3/13/81 6/16/81 3/18/81 (NO TITLE) 3-20-81 & 3-24-81 38. TX 700 9 (NO TITLE) 39. FE 700R – H. R. 1576 3 MAILED 3/4/81 40. EC 700 – RE: REAGAN ECONOMIC PROGRAM 4 (NO TITLE) 41. FE 700 – H. R. 1576 2 MAILED 3/2/81 MAILED 3/4/81 42. ED 700 – OPPOSE FED. MEAL SUBSIDIES 5 3/12/81 3/13/81 3/16/81 3/18/81 43. 10 CONT CONTINUED 4/23/81 4/24/81 4/30/81 (NO TITLE) 5/7/81 5/8/81 5/13/81 5/19/81 44. MASTER FILE 45. EC 319 – SCHOOL LUNCH (NO TITLE) 4/13/81 4/14/81 4/17/81 5/7/81 46. EC 300 10 (NO TITLE) 3-20-81 2-27/81 4/3/81 4/7/81 4/13/81 4/14/81 4/16/81 4/17/81 4/20/81 4/21/81

BOX 306 Folder Title 1. SOUTHERN GOVERNOR’S ASSOCIATION 2. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 3. STUDENT LOANS 4. H. R. 4230 COAL SLURRY PIPELINE 5. P. L. 94-142 EDUCATION FOR ALL HANDICAPPED CHILDREN 6. WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON AGING NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1981 245-1914 7. EMPLOYMENT (PATRONAGE) BROOKS, ELTON 8. INTERN: SCRANTOM, BETSY CANCEL AUGUST 1982 9. INTERN FILE BACKUP CANDIDATES FOR SUMMER 1982 1 HALL, CLAY 2, DAUGHTER OF PROBATE JUDGE 10. INTERN 11. (NO TITLE) PAGE INQUIRIES  OFFICE OF THE DOOR KEEPER UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PAGE SCANDAL  REPORT TO THE SPEAKER FROM THE SPEAKER’S COMMISSION ON PAGES PREPARED BY THE STAFF OF THE SPEAKER’S COMMISSION ON PAGES AUGUST 16, 1982 PAGE FILE FALL, 1982 PARKER, SUSAN D. PAGE FILE GRETA DAWSON GIBB RICHARDSON SUMMER 1981 PENDING 12. PR CONGRATS 13. ISSUES 14. FLAGS 15. THANK YOU 16. PR REQUESTS THE EAGLE AND THE SHIELD A HISTORY OF THE GREAT SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES BY RICHARD S. PATTERSON AND RICHARDSON DOUGALL WASHINGTON 1976 17. PHOTOS 12/2/82 SUSAN PARKER & CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 12/1/82 WINNIE SNIPE, PEGGY PENUFOY, & NAOMI LEVERETT W/ JB 18. WHITE HOUSE TICKETS TOURS & VISITORS 19. PR TOURS PENDING TOURS & VISITORS 11/20 CANCEL LASPADA, CARMELLA TOURS & VISITORS11/10 CANCELLED ROSE, ALVIN TOURS & VISITORS 10/21 WHEELER, LARRY TOURS & VISITORS 10/23 HUGULEY, FRANCES TOURS & VISITORS 11/9-11/10 SOUTHLAND ACADEMY TASA NOV. 11TH BILL HUGULEY TOURS & VISITORS 11/13 HEFF, SHIRLEY TOURS & VISITORS 11/16 JOHNSON, DOROTHY TOURS & VISITORS 11/19-20 MRS. JENNINGS TOURS & VISITORS 11/20 PETERS, SHARON TOURS & VISITORS 11/26 AVANT, JOHN TOURS & VISITORS 11/23 BRYANT, KATHY (EMPTY) TOURS & VISITORS 11/24 REQ CHERI MCMULLEN (LOCKHEED) TOURS & VISITORS 11/29- LEVERETT, NAOMI TOURS & VISITORS 12/4 CARROLL, SGT. MICHAEL TOURS & VISITORS NOV. 29TH-ORDER TWO MOTHS (?) IN ADVANCE BAYER, ANNE & GARY TOURS & VISITORS 12/16 CARMELLA LASPADA TOURS & VISITORS 12/21 REQ HANNA, KATHY TOURS & VISITORS 12/23 COOK JUDY TOURS & VISITORS 12/23 STEELE, DEBORAH CALL TUESDAT TOURS & VISITORS 12/29 REQ HANNA, KATHY 20. (NO TITLE) 21. SPECIAL ORDERS SPECIAL ORDER ON THE HONORABLE HENRY REUSS – EXTENSION OF REMARKS IN CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 12/09/82 SPECIAL ORDER ON THE HONORABLE RICHARD C. WHITE 12/17/82 22. –CALENDAR-LIST (NO NUMBER) STACK OF BLANK CERTIFICATES DATED 5 JANUARY 1981 23. TELEGRAMS 1982 (NO NUMBER) NOTEBOOK – GALLERY PASSES 1979 24. HOUSE ADMINISTRATION 25. CLERK OF THE HOUSE 26. ARCHITECH OF THE CAPITOL 27. COMMISSION ON INFORMATION & FACILITIES 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD CLERK 29. DEMOCRATIC RESEARCH ORGANIZATION 30. DOORKEEPER 31. GEORGIA DELEGATION 32. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 33. GENERAL: FEDERAL REGISTER 34. GEN: FOLDING ROOM 35. JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING 36. MEMBER OF CONGRESS 37. MAJORITY LEADER 38. OFFICE EQUIPMENT GSA 39. GENERAL - OFFICE EQUIPMENT 40. COLUMBUS OFFICE LEASE 41. LEASE-LAGRANGE DISTRICT OFFICE 42. GSA – SPACE – AMERICUS 43. GSA PROPERTY – DISTRICT OFFICES 44. SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE 45. SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS 46. (NIO TITLE)

BOX 307 Folder Title ARMED SERVICES (FULL CMTE) DIVIDER 1. FOLDER 1 2. FOLDER 2 STOCKPILE REPORT TO THE CONGRESS APRIL – SEPTEMBER 1981 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY 3. FOLDER 3 4. FOLDER 4 5. FOLDER 5 UNITED STATES SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS: EFFECTS ON DEFENSE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY PART I CURRENT SITUATION AND FUTURE OUTLOOK EDITH F. COOPER ANALYST IN SOCIAL SCIENCE SCIENCE POLICY RESEARCH DIVISION NOVEMBER 6, 1981 ENGINEERING MANPOWER: A SURVEY OF THE NATIONAL PROBLEM AND THE PROBLEM IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PREPARED FOR THE HONORABLE IKE SKELTON PAUL ZINSMEISTER SPECIALIST IN NATIONAL DEFENSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND NATIONAL DEFENSE DIVISION DECEMBER 21, 1981 6. ARMED SERVICES CMTE 7. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE: NAVY ELECTRIC BOAT 8. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE: MILITARY NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL 9. FOLDER 9 TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1982 AD HOC HEARINGS ON THE FULL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MILITARY BUDGET 10. FOLDER 10 SOVIET MILITARY POWER 11. FOLDER 11 MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF THE 1980’S ADDENDUM TO THE JOINT STATEMENT BY THE HONORABLE JOHN MARSH, JR. SECRETARY OF THE ARMY AND GENERAL EDWARD C. MEYER CHIEF OF STAFF, UNITED STATES ARMY DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY BEFORE COMMITTEE AND SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SESSION, 97TH CONGRESS THE POSTURE OF THE ARMY BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 THE POSTURE OF THE ARMY AND DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 E. C. MEYER GENERAL, U. S. ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF JOHN O. MARSH, JR. SECRETARY OF THE ARMY STATEMENT BY THE HONORABLE JOHN F. LEHMAN, JR. BEFORE THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE ON DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY POSTURE AND FISCAL YEAR 1982 BUDGET 5 MAY 1981 DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE PRESENTATION TO THE COMMITTEEON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MAY 1981 SUBJECT: FY 82 AMENDED BUDGET OVERVIEW (INCLUDING THE FY 81 SUPPLEMENTAL REQUEST) STATEMENT OF: HONORABLE VERNE ORR SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE 12. FOLDER 12 CX CX CX CX CX “…A NATION WITH INTERNATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES MUST BE ABLE TO RESPOND WITH AUTHORITY WHENEVER AND WHEREVER ITS INTERESTS MAY BE THREATENED.” ROBERT E. HUYSER GENERAL ROBERT E. HUYSER COMMANDER IN CHIEF, MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND 13. FOLDER 13 UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTARIVES LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR NINTY-SIXTH CONGRESS COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION CONVENED JANUARY 15, 1979 ADJOURNED JANUARY 3, 1980 SECOND SESSION CONVENED JANUARY 3, 1980 ADJOURNED DECEMBER 16, 1980 FINAL CALENDAR 1979-1980 [NO. 7] 14. FOLDER 14 DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL BASE ISSUES GENERAL ALTON D. SLAY (USAF, RETIRED) 25 FEB 81 15. FOLDER 15 16. FOLDER 16 TODD SHIPYARDS CORPORATION WEST COAST FFG PROGRAM STATUS REPORT NUMBER 2 17. FOLDER 17 18. FOLDER 18 19. FOLDER 19 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 1982 HAROLD BROWN SECRETARY OF DEFENSE SOVIET AND US DEFENSE ACTIVITIES, 1971-80: A DOLLAR COST COMPARISON JANUARY 1981 20. FOLDER 20 CIVIL APPLICATIONS OF NAVSTAR GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM JUNE 1981 THE FACTS SUPPORT GPS STATEMENT OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE (COMPTROLLER) DR. JACK R. BORSTING BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE FISCAL YEAR 1982 BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE AND THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE FEBRUARY 3, 1981 UNITED STATES MILITARY POSTURE AN OVERVIEW BY GENERAL DAVID C. JONES, USAF CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF FOR FY 1982 WITH SUPPLEMENT PREPARED BY THE ORGANIZATION OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF A GPS PRESENTATION AND INFORMATION BRIEFING INVESTIGATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE DIVIDER 21. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE: INVESTIGATIONS SC JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF REORGANIZATION PROPOSAL HEARINGS 4/21 & 4/22/82 WHY THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF MUST CHANGE A SLIGHTLY ABRIDGED VERSION OF THIS ARTICLE WILL APPEAR IN THE HAY ASSOCIATES; MAGAZINE, DIRECTORS ANS BOARDS DURING FEBRUARY, 1982 GENERAL DAVID C. JONES CHAIRMAM, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF BOARD OF GOVERNORS – AMERICAN RED CROSS BOARD OF DIRECTORS – YOUTH SERVICES, U. S. A., INC. JCS REFORM: NECESSARY, BUT IN MODERATION WHY THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF MUST CHANGE BY GENERAL DAVID C. JONES, USAF CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL/MARCH 1982 CURRENT NEWS SPECIAL EDITION JCS REORGANIZATION 21 APRIL 1982 NO. 844 RECORD VERSION STATEMENT BY ADMIRAL THOMAS B. HAYWARD U. S. NAVY CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SECOND SESSION, 97TH CONGRESS JCS REORGANIZATION 21 APRIL 1982 ARMED FORCES JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL AUGUST 1982 22. FOLDER 22 JCS PLANNING APPARATUS PARTICIPANTS, STRUCTURE, AND SUPPORT BY JOHN M. COLLINS SENIOR SPECIALIST IN NATIONAL DEFENSE MAY 1, 1982 REPORT FOR THE CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF BY THE CHAIRMAN’S SPECIAL STUDY GROUP THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS OF THE JCS APRIL 1982 23. INVESTIGATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE

BOX 308 Folder Title 1. AM. LEGION MOLIST ’81 11/20/81 2. AUSA BOARD OF DIRECTORS – A LIST – JOB B 3. AUSA GENERAL MEMBERSHIP – A LIST – JOB A 4. N-LIST CAFETERIA MEN / COUNTY AGENTS 5. CALENDAR LIST FOR BARBERS AND BEAUTY SALONS ’81 CALENDAR FOR BARBERS & BEAUTY SALON 6. CALENDAR LIST ’81 CALENDAR LIST 7. CERTIFICATE OF MERIT HOLDER QUESTIONNAIR 7-28-80 7-31-80 COM QUESTIONNAIRE RESPONSE 8. CIVIC LIST CIVIC 9. CUSSETA CUSSETA 11/4 10. ISSUES: EDUCATION: FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS…OSCAR 4-27-82 4-28-82 4-29-82 5-3-82 (NO TITLE) 11. MASS MAILING ON 8/19/82 (SENT TO PERSONNEL & LEADERSHIP LISTS) SUBJECT: COLUMBUS POST OFFICE 12. FOLDER 12 13. AH PROJECT JOB A 14. WHIP GROUP FILE 15. 035 – 1979 – GEMC DIRECTORY – AM LIST – JOB 16. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS (COLUMBUS) – A LIST – JOB 17. MARCH OF DIMES – A LIST – JOB E 18. YATESVILLE GROUP RE: CREEL LETTER – CONCERNING URBAN STUDY 19. J. B. PERSONAL – P. R. CONGRATS NEEDS FURTHER RESEARCH 20. 1982 AGRICULTURE BULLETINS – RURAL RESIDENTS – (NO TITLE) 21. FOLDER 21 MARK 22. NFIB MEMBERSHIP LIST – NZ LIST – JOB C 3-17-80 5-1-80 7-28-80 NO REPLY SENT – ALL ENTERED REPLY SENT TO ALL EXCEPT LAGRANGE & WARNER ROBINS 12-9-80 2/3/81 – 2/4/81 5/1/81 – ENTIRE LIST 23. PR AG YBK PR LISTS JOB 24. LETTER PRINT OUTS (NO TITLE) 25. ENCLOSURES LETTER ENCLOSURES ENCLOSURES 26. NFIB 1981 MARK 3/19/81 27. NFIB – (CONT.) 11/13/81 11/13/81 NFIB 28. COMPUTER IBM SYSTEM 6 UPI/THE NEWS COMPANY DIALCOM CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SYSTEM INTRODUCTION

BOX 309 Folder Title 1. SMALL BOX WITH 5 SMALLER BOXES STATING 45 NOTARIAL SEALS EACH (225) 2. NEWS LETTERS AND MASS MAILINGS 1967 TO PRESENT (BLACK THREE RING BINDER) 3. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMENTARIES (BLACK THREE RING BINDER) 4. MR. BRINKLEY CHAIRMAN HEARINGS ON REAL ESTATE (BLACK THREE RING BINDER) WITNESSES OPENING STATEMENT DEFENSE AGENCIES AIR FORCE ARMY NAVY 5. GRANTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS (9/29/81-END OF SESSION) 6. 1981 SPECIAL SPEECH QUOTES FILE 7. ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION-CORRIDOR Z ISSUES: TRANSPORTATION-CORRIDOR Z CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 97TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 128 WASHINGTON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1982 NO. 141 8. 1982 PR REQUESTS – STEELE, MR. BILLY 9. 1982 MIL CON – ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE SCHEDULE 10. CIVIL DEFENSE 11. 4/20/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS INSERTS – EXTENSION OF REMARKS “TWICE A CITIZEN AWARD” 12. PRESS: 3RD DISTRICT MEDIA LIST 13. MIL CON SC: 1982 REAL ESTATE HEARINGS (EMPTY) 14. NEWS CLIPPINGS – OCTOBER, 1982 – END OF SESSION NO NUMBERS – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED HEARINGS ON H. R. 2820 [H. R. 3455] TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES BEFORE THE MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SETVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-SEVENTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION HEARINGS HELD MARCH 5, 25, 26, 27, APRIL 1, 2, 3, 8, AND 29, 1981 HEARINGS ON MILITARY POSTURE AND H. R. 2970 [H. R. 3519] DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION FOT APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-SEVENTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION PART 6 OF 6 PARTS MILITARY PERSONNEL AND CIVIL DEFENSE TITLE IV-ACTIVE FORCES; TITLE V-RESERVE FORCES;TITLEVI-CIVILIAN PERSONNEL; TITLE VII-MILITARY TRAINING STUDENT LOADS; TITLE VIII-CIVIL DEFENSE HEARINGS HELD MILITARY PERSONNEL AND COMPENSATION SUBCOMMITTEES-FEBRUARY 26, 27, MARCH 5, 6, 11, 12, 16, 25, 26, APRIL 1, 1981 CIVIL DEFENSE-FEBRUARY 26, 27, 1981 HEARINGS ON H. R. 5561 [H. R. 6214] TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES BEFORE THE MILITARY INSTALLATIONS AND FACILITIES SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-SECENTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION HEARINGS HELD MARCH 5, 10, 11, 18, 19, 24, AND 25, 1982 (3) 97TH CONGRESS 2D SESSION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPORT NO. 97-612 MILITARY CONSTRUCTION CODIFICATION ACT REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES [ON H. R. 6451] [INCLUDING COST ESTIMATE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE] JUNE 17, 1982.-COMMITTED TO THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE DTATE OF THE UNION PUBLIC LAW 97-99 – DEC. 23, 1981 95 STAT. 1359 PUBLIC LAW 97-99 97TH CONGRESS AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE CERTAIN CONSTRUCTION AT MILITARY INSTALLATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. DEC. 23, 1981 [H. R. 3455] MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION ACT, 1982 (9) 96TH CONGRESS, 2D SESSION UNION CALENDAR NO. 923 HOUSE REPORT NO. 96-1555 REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES FOR THE NINETY-SIXTH CONGRESS DECEMBER 31, 1980.-COMMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION (4)

BOX 310 Folder Title 1. (NO TITLE) 2. (NO TITLE) 3. (NO TITLE) 4. (NO TITLE) 5. (NO TITLE) 6. (NO TITLE) 7. (NO TITLE) 8. (NO TITLE) 9. RESEARCH… 10. EDUCATORS-AGAINST-CUTS…2/23/81 11. FARMERS 10/29/81 12. FIREFI\GHTERS – RAFB & FT. BENNING MAILED 12/11/80 13. GA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONGRESSIONAL DINNER (THANK YOU) 5-6-80 14. GOLD STAR WIVES – A LIST – JOB C 15. HOME BUILDERS OF WEST GEORGIA 10/15/81 10/22/81 (NO TITLE) 16. LETTER TO HOME BUILDERS – 1 PROJ – JOB I 17. INAUGURATION SOUVENIR INVITATIONS JANUARY 1981 18. JEWISH COMMUNITY LEADERS 19. LAGRANGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – CC LIST 20. MAYORS OF THE THIRD DISTRICT – A LIST 21. MEDIA – ALL FILE A M JOB B 22. MEDIA – WEEKLY COMMENTARIES FILE A.M 23. HR MEMBERS LIST 24. 034 – PERRY GOVERNMENT LEADERS – N LIST – JO 25. LEADERSHIP LIST 9/25/80 – LETTERS MAILED IDEAS ON COVERS MAILED 12/11/80 ENTIRE LIST 26. JB’S PERSONAL LIST (NO TITLE) LAST BATTLE FOUGHT 9/8/82 LETTER SENT TO JB PERSONAL LIST 27. SHERIFF’S JOB H. ’81 28. SOIL CONSERVATION TROUP COUNTY – N LIST JOB A 29. SOUTHLAND ACADEMY GROUP CALENDARS MAILED NOVEMBER 21 30. SUMTER COUNTY LIST – 1 PROJ – JOB A 31. THIRD DISTRICT LEGISLATORS… 32. VETERAN’S PUBLICATIONS PR LIST JOB N 33. 012 – WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – 34. -018- COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – CC LIST MAILED TO COMPLETE LIST 2/25/81 35. (NO TITLE) 36. (NO TITLE) 37. WASHINGTON FOR JESUS – 1 PROG B – 38. WEAST SIDE GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER 15 39. YAC QUESTIONNAIRE FILE JOB I 1 PROJ 40. COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (CONTINUED) 41. COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 42. DAIRYMEN LIST (NO NUMBER-COMPUTER PRINT-OUT) COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBER MASTER LIST (3) (NO NUMBER-COMPUTER PRINT-OUT) MAILING LIST PRINT OUT

BOX 311 Folder Title 1. LETTERS & ISSUES 1982 2. ISSUES: AGRICULTURE CASE: VAUGHN, VAN FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE 3. BLANK, MR. LYLE (CONTACTED BY MR. SAMUEL OATES, JR. CASE SSA 11/9/82 I TALKED W/DOROTHY GIVENS (SSA) (301) (594-3860) - & CASE OS IN TYPING AREA AS OF 11/8/82& WE SHOULD RECEIVE RESPONSE BEF NOV. 15TH KB 4. ISSUES 1982 5. SPECIAL ORDER ON THE HONORABLE ROBERT MOLLOWHAN – 11/30/82 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD INSERT 6. (NO TITLE) 7. PROJECT CITY OF COLUMBUS-FAIRCHILD, IND. TOM CARTER 10/5 8. (NO TITLE) 9. LIST A B (EMPTY) C D (EMPTY) E  1979 GEMC DIRECTORY  1981 GEMC DIRECTORY F (EMPTY) G H (EMPTY) I (EMPTY) J K (EMPTY) L M N (EMPTY) O (EMPTY) P Q (EMPTY) R (EMPTY) S T (EMPTY) U (EMPTY) V (EMPTY) W (EMPTY) X (EMPTY) Y (EMPTY) Z (EMPTY) 10. NEWRL – NEW REAGAN LETTER 7 3/16/81 3/18/81 3/24/81 (NO TITLE) 3-27-81 4/13/81 4/14/81 4-16-81 4/20/81 4/17/81 4/21/81 4/23/81 4/24/81 4/30/81 (NO TITLE) 11. MASTER FILE A – G 12. MASTER FILE N – T 13. MASTER FILE H – M 14. MASTER FILE U – Z 15. LETTER ENCLOSURES COLUMBUS - 1975 16. LETTER PRINT-OUTS POSTCARD REPLIES/LEGIS LETTERS 17. ED 701 – VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 6 (NO TITLE)

BOX 312 Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 1 OF 5 CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 (PT. 1) INDEX (NOT NUMBERED) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 2 OF 5 CONTENTS 6 (PT. 2) 6 (PT. 3) INDEX (NOT NUMBERED) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 3 OF 5 CONTENTS 6 (PT. 4) 6 (PT. 5) INDEX (NOT NUMBERED) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 4 OF 5 CONTENTS 6 (PT. 6) 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 INDEX (NOT NUMBERED) HEARINGS BEFORE AND SPECIAL REPORTS MADE BY COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES SUBJECTS AFFECTING THE NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS 97TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION BOOK 5 OF 5 CONTENTS 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 COMMITTEE PRINTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 INDEX

BOX 313 WOODEN PLAQUES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) IN APPRECIATION FOR OUTSTANDING SUPPORT OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY INFANTRY CENTER FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 1982 (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) IN APPRECIATION FOR DEDICATED SERVICES AND LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS ON BEHALF OF GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA, INC. SOUTHEAST REGION APRIL 16, 1977 (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) MAY 27, 1979 MEMBERS OF THE COLUMBUS, GEORGIA LOCAL APWU AND AUXILLARY PRESENT YOU WITH THIS PLAQUE FOR YOUR WAORK AND EFFORTS IN SAVING THE COLUMBUS POSTMARK AND MAIL SERVICE FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN OUR GOALS WE WANT TO MAKE YOU AN HONORARY MEMBER OF OUR LOCAL (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) FLEET RESERVE ASSN LOYALTY PROTECTION SERVICE USN USMC USCG UNITED STATES NAVY U. S. MARINE CORPS SEMPER FIDELIS UNITED STATES COAST GUARD IN RECOGNITION OF SERVICES RENDERED TO THE FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION IN THE TRUE SPIRIT OF LOYALTY, PROTECTION AND SERVICE. HONORARY MEMBRTSHIP 1970 (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) (BOY SCOUTS) GOOD TURN AWARD FORT BENNING DISTRICT 22 NOV. 1974 (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) 1976 FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST BIRTH DEFECTS THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION MARCH OF DIMES PUBLISHERS MERIT AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AND OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION COLUMBUS TIMES NEWSPAPER 9-15-79 (NOT NUMBERED – PLACED IN BOX AS INVENTORIED) WILLIAM HENRY SHAW AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO EDUCATION MAY 1982 AWARDED BY CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY CHAPTER PHI DELTA KAPPA 1. WARNER ROBINS CITY WARNER ROBINS. GA FOY EVANS MAYOR (KEY TO CITY) 2. THE SEAL THAT SYMBOLIZES ELECTRICAL SATISFACTION NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FROM GEORGIA CHAPTER NECA FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN 1972 TO THE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY 3. COLUMBUS COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL DONOR 1967 4. ROBINS AFB LOGISTICS BETTER CHEAPER FASTER WARNER ROBINS ALC IN COMMEMORATION OF YOUR WR-ALC VISIT ROBINS AFB, GEORGIA 11 FEB. 1981 5. (MISSING) 6. FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO CIVIL DEFENSE TROUP COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE SEPTEMBER 11, 1977 7. HONORARY 4-H MEMBER 8. (MISSING) 9. (MISSING) 10. (MISSING) 11. (MISSING) 12. IN APPRECIATION FOR HIS OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AS UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN THIRD DISTRICT – GEORGIA BY THE WAVERLY HALL-ELLERSLIE LIONS CLUB

BOX 314 PLAQUES CITATIONS Folder Title 1. (MISSING) 2. (MISSING) 3. (MISSING) 4. VICA FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO VICA YOUTH FEBRUARY 14, 1968 5. (MISSING) 6. (MISSING) 7. (MISSING) 8. BY THE WEST GEORGIA SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS DEC. 13, 1977 9. LOGISTICS BETTER CHEAPER FASTER WARNER ROBINS ALC IN COMMEM0RATION OF YOU WR-ALC VISIT 28 NOV. 1978 10. MUSCOGEE CIVITAN CLUB CONFERS SPECIAL HONOR FOR BRINGING OUTSTANDING HONOR ANS DISTINCTION TO THE CLUB. DECEMBER 20, 1966 11. IN APPRECIATION “REPEAL PSRO” COUNCIL OF MEDICAL STAFFS FEBRUARY 1974 12. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS CITATION FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN BEHALF OF DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS CINCINNATI OHIO 13. STATE OF GEORGIA OFFICIAL BICENTENNIEL EMBLEM GA. 1776 1976 “200 YEARS OF GEORGIA DAYS TO REMEMBER” IN RECOGNITION OF HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARD THE FIRST 200 YEARS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PRESENTED BY THE BRUNSWICK JAYCEES ON BEHALF OF THE GEORGIS JAYCEES AND THE U. S. JAYCEES. 14. GOLD STAR WIVES OF AMERICA, INC. WITH SINCERE APPRECIATION AND THANKS FOR DEDICATION TO GOLD STAR WIVES ON AMERICA FEDERAL CHARTER LEGISLATION 1981 15. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND SUPERIOR REPRESENTATION OF THE MEMBERS OF HIS DISTRICT A MOST OUTSTANDING FRIEND OF A F G E LOCAL #54 1982 16. N F B P W C 1919 GFBPWC 5-24-69 FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE 17. PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION IN HOUSING AMERICA’S VETERANS BY CREATIVE LEGISLATIVE LEADERHIP IN THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS PRESENTED ON FEBRUARY 8, 1979 BY THE WESTERN MANUFACTURED HOUSING INSTITUTE ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA 18. CITIZENSHIP OF THE YEAR AWARD ORESENTED BY THE COLUMBUS LIFE UNDERWRITERS ASSN. FOR OUTSTANDING CITIZENSHIP 1974 BACK JACK FOR CONGRESS STICKERS (SEVERAL)

BOX 315 PLAQUES CITATIONS Folder Title 1. DEPARTMENTS OF THE ARMY AND AIR FORCE NATIONAL GUARD BUEAU 2. NATIONAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS STATE DIRECTORS RECOGNITION AWARD IN RECOGNITION OF HIS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AND DEDICATED EFFORT TOWARD ESTABLISHING A VIABLE AND EFFECTIVE PROGRAM OF DISASTER PREPAREDNESS FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1978 3. (MISSING) 4. (MISSING) 5. NAVAL RESERVE ASSOCIATION WITH GRADITUDE FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE MAINTENANCE ADVANCEMENT AND ENHANCEMENT OF A STRENGTHENED UNITED STATES NAVY AND NAVAL RESERVEAS INTEGRA; ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA APRIL 17, 1982 ATLANTA CHAPTER “TWICE A CITIZEN” 6. LEADERSHIP AWARD THIS AWARD IS MADE IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF THE OUTSTANDING NATIONAL SECURITY LEADERSHIP PRESENTED BY THE AMERICAN SECURITY COUNCIL ON BEHALF OF ITS COALITION FOR PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH JOHN M. FISHER, PRESIDENT 7. PRESENTED FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTARY LEADERSHIP IN THE FIGHT AGAINST BORTH DEFECTS THERMOMETER (BROKEN GLASS DOME REMOVED. 8. (MISSING) 9. (MISSING) 10. (MISSING) 11. (MISSING) 12. FOR EXTRODINARY SERVICE IN RECOGNIZING THEDILIGENCE OF THOSE INVOLVED IN SAFEGUARDING THE NATION’S ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AWARDED BY THE GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION JULY 17, 1980

BOX 316 PLAQUES CITATIONS Folder Title (NO NUMBER) I PROMISE TO REMEMBER …WHO I AM…WHEREI’M FROM…WHO SENT ME WITH APPRECIATION FOR CONGRESSIONAL SERVICE 1967-1982 WEBL-TV 1. (MISSING) 2. (MISSING) 3. IN GREATFUL APPRECIATION VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING PROGRAMS MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT MARCH 21, 1975 4. (MISSING) 5. AWARD OF APPRECIATION BY FORT VALLEY JAYCEES FOR OUTSTANDING AND DEDICATED SERVICE 6. (MISSING) 7. (MISSING) 8. PRESENTED IN APPRECIATION GEORGIA NURSING HOME ASSOCIATION DECEMBER 1973 9. SERTOMA SERVICE TO MANKIND SERTOMA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDED APRIL 11, 1912 IN APPRECIATION OF HIS CONTRIBUTION AS A JUDGEFOR THE 1979 SERTOMA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE TO MANKIND PRPGRAM 10. USS PHARRIS VICILANCE VALOR TENACITY DE 1094 PRESENTED ON COMMISSIONING USS PHARRIS DE-1094 JANUARY, 1974 11. FOR YOUR OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO ALL FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. MEMBERS OF A. F. G. E. LOCAL 1985 VA CENTER, DUBLIN, GEORGIS HAVE VOTE YOU AN HONORARY MEMBER OF THIS LOCAL. OCTOBER 2, 1973 12. (MISSING) 13. FROM THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF FORT BENNING, GEORGIA 4- 5 SEPTEMBER 1975 14. IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS IN SUPPORTING THE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF GEORGIA BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN 1967-1928 FROM THE GEORGIA FEDERATION OF BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S C;UBS, INC. 22 MAY 1982 15. GUEST CONDUCTOR IN APPRECIATION FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF GOOD MUSIC. AMOCO WGMS 16. FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN BIRTH DEFECTS PREVENTION THE FIGHT FOR QUALITY OF LIFE AT BIRTH JOSEPH F. NEE PRESIDENT THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION- MARCH OF DIMES 17. IN HONOR AND RECOGNITION WHO CONTINUES TO KEEP HIS PROMISE TO”REMEMBER WHO I AM” “WHERE I’M FROM” “AND WHO SENT ME.” WITH APPRECIATION MUSCOGEE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EX COMM JEAN CANTRELL, CHMN OCTOBER 31, 1980 (NOT NUMBERED) HAND WRITTEN LIST (NOT NUMBERED) PLATE: HON. JACK BRINKLEY NAVEMBER 19, 1976 (BELIEVED TO BE PART OF #15

BOX 317 USE AGREEMENT AND OTHER PROCESSING INFORMATION (NOTHING NUMBERED – REMOVED FROM BOX TO INVENTORY THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title INVENTORY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S MATERIALS DONATED TO COLUMBUS COLLEGE JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 96 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 108 MILITARY ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 272 ENVELOPE WITH PICTURE INSIDE WITH RETURN ADDRESS LISTED AS LEDGER-ENQUIRER COMPANY TOP PF THE CLASS PAMPHLET JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 303 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 94 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 167 CANCER (LOOSE INDIVIDUAL PAGES NOT LISTED) JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 286 1977-78 BRINKLEY SPEECHES JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 183 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 77 MISC. MAILING LISTS JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 271 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 121 1981-82 BRINKLEY BILLS JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 220 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTIONS JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION (NO TITLE) (NO TITLE-EMPTY) INVENTORY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S MATERIALS DONATED TO COLUMBUS COLLEGE JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 1 [INVITATIONS DECLINED 1980] INVENTORY CONGRESSMAM BRINKLEY’S MATERIALS DONATED TO COLUMBUS COLLEGE 1968-1969 PUBLIC RELATIONS CORRESP. JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 147 CRD 1. 1978 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 146 CARD 1 1971 BRINKLEY BILLS JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 142 CARD 1 1975 ISSUES CORRESPONDENCE JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 149 CED 1 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BRINKLEY BILL = BB JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 104 ISSUES: AGRICULTURE & ARMED SERVICES JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 24 1982 ACADEMIES DISQUALIFIED OR WITHDRAWN JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 48 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 60 (NO TITLE)  JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOX 98

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BOX 318 (NOT NUMBERED- REMOVED FROM BOX INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) 1966 ELECTION CAMPAIGN Folder Title VITAPLATE TWO IMPRINTS FROM VITAPLATE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FOR 1966 CAMPAIGN MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN – MISCELLANEOUS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN LETTERS THAT HAVE BEEN ANSWERED MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN BROUCHURES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN – RESULTS AND BILLS PAID MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN COLRRESPONDENCE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – CONTRIBUTION THANK YOU LETTERS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN MAPS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – CORRESPONDENCE TO BE ANSWERED MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – tv and radio contracts MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – DISTRICT COUNTY NEWSPAPER ADS FOR JACK BRINKLEY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – WARNER ROBINS NEWSPAPER ADS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – COLUMBUS ELECTION ADS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LIST OF DELEGATES APPOINTED TO THE 3RD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CONVEBTION, 1966 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – LIST OF MEMBERS IN THE GEORGIA SENATE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTORS FOR JACK BRINKLEY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – JACK BRINKLEY’S NOTICE OF CANDIDCYAND AFFIDAVIT MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – GEORGIA MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION, 33RD ANNUAL CONVENTION, JUNE 19-21, 1966 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION – LETTERS ASKING FOR SUPPORT FOR JACK BRINKLEY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BRINKLEY STAFF RESUMES 1966 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION THANK YOU LETTERS TO DONORS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1966 CAMPAIGN ELECTION DISPUTED 1966 ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA BETWEEN MADDOX AND CALLAWAY

BOX 319 1968, 1970 & 1972 CAMPAIGNS Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1967 (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS BEFORE THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN APRIL 1967 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1968 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – PROPOSALS FOR FINANCING  THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE JK 1991 412/102 A-207 PROPOSALS FOR FINANCING POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS 90TH CONGRESS (THROUGH MAY 9, 1967) BY ELIZABETH YADLOSKY LEGISLATIVE ATTORNEY AMERICAN LAW DIVISION JULY 14, 1967 WASHINGTON D. C.  THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE JK 1991 GGR 124 FINANCING POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS SELECTED REFERENCES, 1913-1966 FROM BIBLIOGRAPHIES BY WALTER KRAVITZ, 1960 AND 1964 GOVERNMENT AND GENERAL RESEARCH DIVISION ELIZABETH YADLOSKY, 1966 AMERICAN LAW DIVISION REVISED BY FREDERICK H. FAULS GOVERNMENT GENERAL RESEARCH DIVISION FEBRUARY 23, 1967 WASHINGTON D. C.  THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE SERVICE JK 1991 288/86 LEGAL RESTRAINTS ON POLITICAL ACTIVITIES OF CORPORATIONS AND LABOR UNIONS FEDERAL AND STATE LAW BY ELIZABETH YADLOSKY LEGISLATIVE ATTORNEY AMERICAN LAW DIVISION FEBRUARY 5, 1965  JK 1991 HOUSE DOCUMENT NO. 129 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCESSES OF GOVERNMENT MESSAGE FROM THE PRESEDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TRANSMITTING RELATIVE TO PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCESSES OF GOVERNMENT IS THE ESSENCE OF DEMOCRACY MAY 25, 1967 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1968 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – BROUCHURE IDEAS FOR THE 1968 CAMPAIGN (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1968 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1968 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – RESEARCH CONCERNING POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1968 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – REPUBLICAN BROUCHURE 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1968 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – CONGRATULATIONS ON RE-ELECTION SENT TO JACK BRINKLEY (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1969 (NO NUMBER, NO TITLE)  TV RADIO HANDBOOK FOR POLITICAL CANDIDATES  GRAY’S ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCH-YARD  STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS  STATEMENT OF HOMER E. NEWELL ASSOCIATE ADMINISTOR FOR SPACE SCIENCE APPLICATIONS NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON SPACE SCIENCE AND APPLICATION COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SUSTAINING UNIVERSITY PROGRAM 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1970 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – BUSING ISSUE 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1970 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – VICTORY CONGRATULATIONS 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1970 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MAPS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1970 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1970 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – THANK YOU LETTERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION “HOW THEY VOTED” PUBLISHED FOR THE 1970 ELECTIONS, PUBLISHED BY CONSTITUTIONAL ALLIANCE, INC 1970 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – FINANCIAL ACCOUNT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION TOPICS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – 1971 VOTING RECORD OF JACK BRINKLEY (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – FACTUAL CAMPAIGN INFORMATION COMPILED BY THE SENATE LIBRARY (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – JACK BRINKLEY’S DECLARATION PF CANDIDACY (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – CALENDAR OF EVENTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – EXPENDITURE REPORTING FORMS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION GEORGIA HOUSE BILL TO CHANGE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN GEORGIA, OCTOBER 1971 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – GEORGIA’S CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION THIRD DISTRICT DEM CONVENTION IN AMERICUS, GA. MARCH 11, 1972 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION THANK YOU LETTERS, MARCH 1972 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ENDORSEMENT OF JOHN AMOS AS THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN IN THE 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 DEMOCRARIC CONVENTION – STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLE ON NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS BY JACK BRINKLEY OF GEORGIS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION JULT 1972 IN MIAMI, FLORIDA – DISTRICT AFFAIRS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION GEORGIA SENATE BILL TO CHANGE BONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN GEORGIA, OCTOBER 1971 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES INFORMATION  FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 35 NUMBER 159 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1970 WASHINGTON, D. C. PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE [PUBLIC NOTICE OF AUGUST 7, 1970  FEDERAL REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1972 WASHINGTON, D. C. VOLUME 37 NUMBER 55 PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST AND CABLECAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE (PUBLIC NOTICE OF MARCH 16, 1972  INTERSTATE COMMERCE AND POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS – ICC PROPOSALS TO PROHIBIT THE EXTENSION OF CREDIT WITHOUT SECURITY PROPOSED RULEMAKING  MANUALS OF REGULATIONS AND ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO THE DISCLOSURE OF FEDERAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND POLITICAL COMMITTEES SUPPORTING SUCH CANDIDATES MARCH 1972  FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 35 NUMBER 159 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1970 WASHINGTON, D. C. PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE [PUBLIC NOTICE OF AUGUST 7, 1976]  FEDERAL REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1972 WASHINGTON, D. C. VOLUME 37 NUMBER 55 PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST AND CABLECAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE (PUBLIC NOTICE OF MARCH 16, 1972  MANUAL OF REGULATIONS AND ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO DISCLOSURE OF FEDERAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND POLITICAL COMMITTIES SUPPORTING SUCH CANDIDATES MARCH 1972  PUBLIC LAW 92-155 91ND CONGRESS, S. 382 FEBRUARY 7, 1972 AN ACT TO PROMOTE FAIR PRACTICES IN THE CONDUCT OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS FOR FEDERAL POLITICAL OFFICES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES  FEDERAL REGISTER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1972 WASHINGTON, D. C. VOLUME 37 NUMBER 58 PART II COMPTROLLER GENERAL CAMPAIGN COMMUNICATIONS  FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 35 NUMBER 159 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1970 WASHINGTON, D. C. PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE {PUBLIC NOTICE OF AUGUST 7, 1970  FEDERAL REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1979 WASHINGTON, D. C. VOLUME 37 NUMBER 55 PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST AND CABLECAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE (PUBLIC NOTICE OF MARCH 16, 1972)  (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1972 ELECTION CAMPAIGN –THE ANNUAL REPORT OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDIYURES MADE DURING THE 1972 ELECTION CANPAIGNS FOR THE U. D. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES  (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION POSITION PAPERS ADOPTED BY THE 5TH Y. M. C. A. CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS, JULT 1-5, 1972  (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS 1972

BOX 320 1974 ELECTION CAMPAIGN (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION REQUEST FOR CONTRIBUTIONS 1973-1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION STATE AND LOCAL RESULTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COPIES OF CHECKS – FINAL REPORT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BRINKLEY POLITICAL ACCOUNT, NOV. 30, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BRINKLEY POLITICAL ACCOUNT, NOV 1973 – NOV. 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COPIES OF CHECKS – 5TH REPORT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COPIES IF CHECKS – 4TH REPORT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COPIES IF CHECKS – 3RD REPORT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COPIES IF CHECKS – 2ND REPORT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND COPIES IF CHECKS – FIRST REPORTJULY 22, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – “FACTUAL CAMPAIGN INFORMATION” PRINTED BY U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – CORRESPONDENCE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CORRESPONDENCE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – CORRESPONDENCE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – EXPENDITURES &FINANCES (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – SCHEDULE FOR JACK BRINKLEY OCTOBER 19, 1974 – NOVEMBER 5, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – ANDREW YOUNG ENDORSEMENT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – STEERING COMMITTEE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION –FEDERAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE INFOTMATION  PUBLIC LAW 92-225 92ND CONGRESS, S. 382 FEBRUARY 7, 1972 AN ACT TO PROMOTE FAIR PRACTICES IN THE CONDUCT OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS FOR FEDERAL POLITICAL OFFICES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES  FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 35 NUMBER 159 SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1970 WASHINGTON, D. C. PART II FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE [PUBLIC NOTICE OF AUGUST 7, 1970] (2)  EXCERPTS FROM THE FEDERAL REGISTER TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1972 FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1972 WASHINGTON, D. C. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION USE OF BROADCAST AND CABLECAST FACILITIES BY CANDIDATES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE (PUBLIC NOTICE OF MARCH 16, 1972 COMPTROLLER GENERAL CAMPAIGN COMMUNICATIONS AND DISCLOSURE OF FEDERAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS  MANUAL OF REGULATIONS AND ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO DISCLOSURE OF FEDERAL CAMPAIGN FUNDS FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND POLITICAL COMMITTEES SUPPORTING SUCH CANDIDATES JANUARY 1974  (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY STATIONARY

BOX 321 1974 ELECTION CAMPAIGN REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION BRINKLET VOLUNTEERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION BACKGROUND INFORMATION ABOUT JACK BRINKLEY (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION ARTICLE IN THE ATLANTA JOURNAL – CONSTITUTION, JUNE 16, 1974, ”STATE INCUMBENTS WELL HEELED”. (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION MEDIA LIST, SEPT. 4, 1973 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION LETTER FROM JACK BRINKLEY TO THE VOTERS ASKING FOR SUPPORT, OCT. 31, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION LETTER INTRODUCING A PAMPHLET ENTITLED, “ FROM WHERE I STAND” OCTOBER 25, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – “BACK JACK” BUMPER STICKERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION NOTEBOOK WRITTEN IN SHORTHAND (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION ADVERTISEMENT IN THE “NEW ERA” NEWSPAPER IN TALBOTTON, GA. OCTOBER 31, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION ADVERTISEMENT IN THE “PATRIOT-CITIZEN” NEWSPAPER IN BUENA VISTA, GEORGIA, OCTOBER 31, 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – CONTRIBUTOR’S LIST (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – EXPENDITURES OCT 15-OCT 24 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – EXPENDITURES SEPT. 1 – OCT 14 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – EXPENDITURES AUG. 1 – AUG 31 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION EXPENDITURES OCT 25 – DEC 31 1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – RECEIPTS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS JULY 12 – NOV. 27, 1941 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION CONGRATULATIONS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION ELECTION RESULTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FEDERAL CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES INFORMATION (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION – REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR A POLITICAL COMMITTEE BLANK FORMS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION FINANCES – BANK STATEMENTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURES AND FINANCIAK MATTERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1974 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S NOTICE OF CANDIDACY AFFIDAVIT FOR RE-ELECTION IN 1974 (NO NUMBER) GENERAL BOOK NO. 1 BOOK NO. 2 BOOK NO. 3 CHECK BOOK NO.4 BOOK NO. 5 (NO NUMBER) 1974 DUPLICATE MONEY RECEIPTS (LOOSE PAPERS)

BOX 322 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CONGRESS CLUBS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION DUGAN CO0MMITTEE REPORTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BRINKLEY RESUME FOR RE-ELECTION (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CONTRIBUTOR’S LIST (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION “THANK YOU” LETTERS FOR CONTRIBUTORS – MARCH-JUNE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION “THANK YOU” LETTERS TO JULY AND AUGUST (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION “THANK YOU” LETTER TO CONTRIBUTORS SEPT-DEC (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION VOLUNTEERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – NEWSPAPER ADS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – RADIO ADS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION TV ADS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY ADS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN SOLICITATION LETTERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – WARNER ROBINS CAMPAIGN (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CORRESPONDENCE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN STATUS REPORTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CPMMITTEE FOR DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – FUND RAISING (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION “BRINKLEY RECORD” BROUCHURE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION BRINKLEY BOOSTERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS MECHANICS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION STEVE DUGAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GEORGIA’S 3RD DISTRICT (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION THANK YOU LETTERS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION FINANCIAL COMPARISON SHEET ON CONTRIBUTIONS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION BLOCK CAPTAINS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL POSITION OF JACK BRINKLEY (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION PERSONAL POLITICS FILE (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS MARCH – JUNE 1976 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CALENDAR OF ELECTION EVENTS (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION GENERAL INFORMATION ON WAENER ROBINS, GEORGIA (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIPTS MAY-JULY 1976 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION POYENTIAL CONTRIBUTORS IN WASHINGTON, D. C. (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION FINANCIAL INFORMATION IN 1975 FOR THE 1976 CAMPAIGN

BOX 323 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY FOR CONGRESS BROUCHURES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY FOR CONGRESS BROUCHURES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY FOR CONGRESS BROUCHURES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION BRINKLEY BROUCHURES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – PAUL REEHLING MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY FOR CONGRESS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION RURAL GEORGIA MAGAZINE, VOL 32 #12 DECEMBER 1976 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION THANK YOU LETTERS FROM JACK BRINKLEY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – RECEIPTS AND EXPENDUTURES REPORTED TO THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN ADS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – 1976 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN NEW YORK CITY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION “THE BRINKLEY RECORD”, MAY 5, 1976 FROM AMERICANS GOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION LETTERS OF CONGRATULATIONS ON THE 1976 VICTORY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY STATIONARY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION “BACK JACK” BUMPER STICKERS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – JACK BRINKLEY’S ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RE-ELECTION MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAWS OF 1976  FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAWS RELATING TO THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AS AMENDED THROUGH MAY 11, 1976  THE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1976 (AMENDING THE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT OF 1971) AS CODIFIED IN TITLE 2, UNITED STATES CODE § 431-156  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER SIX NOVEMBER 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDE ON POST-ELECTION FECA REQUIREMENTS  SHORT FORM OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR A CANDIDATE OR PRINCIPLE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE  HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES VOUCHER  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION RECORD VOLUME 2, NO.5 1976  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE THE 1976 AMENDMENTS MAY 24 1976  FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAWS RELATING TO THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUNE 11975  FEDERAL – STATE ELECTION LAW SURVEY: AN ANALYSIS OF STATE LEGISLATION, FEDERAL LEGISLATION AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS FIRST ISSUE, ISSUES FEBRUARY 1, 1975  ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL AND STATE CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW QUICK REFERENCE CHARTS OCTOBER 1974  MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIPTS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA OPEN POSITIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION’S ANNUAL REPORT 1976

BOX 324 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS LOOSE IN FRONT OF BOX INCLUDES BANK STATEMENTS AND RETURNED CHECKS AND DEPOSIT SLIPS TEMPORARY FILE CAMPAIGN 1976 REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR A CANDIDATE OR COMMITTEE SUPPORTING ANY CANDIDATE(S) FOR NOMINATION OR ELECTION TO FEDERAL OFFICE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAWS COMPILED BY THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION (INCLUDING THE “FEDERAL ELECTION ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1976,” PUBLIC LAW 94-283 JUNE 1976 FEDERAL ELECTION CANPAIGN LAWS RELATING TO THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AS AMENDED THROUGH JANUARY 8, 1980 APRIL 1980 STATISTICS OF THE PRESIDENTAL AND CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION PF NOVEMBER 4, 1980 (APRIL 15, 1981) FACTUAL CAMPAIGM INFORMATION OCTOBER 1976 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE PB-253 708 FEDERAL-STATE ELECTION LAW SURVEY: AN ANALYSIS OF STATE LEGISLATION, FEDERAL LEGISLATION & JUDICIAL DECISIONS JUNE 1, 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDELINES FOR 1976 ELECTION  U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE PB-252 232 FEDERAL-STATE ELECTION LAW SURVEY AN ANALYSIS OF STATE LEGISLATION, FEDERAL LEGISLATION AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS 1 MARCH 1976  BOOKKEEPING AND REPORTING MANUAL FOR CANDIDATES AND POLITICAL COMMITTEES 2ND EDITION JUNE, 1976  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER TWO AUGUST 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDE ON CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES  FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAUGN LAWS COMPILED BY THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION (INCLUDING THE “FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1976,” PUBLIC LAW 94-283 JUNE 1976  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER FOUR AUGUST 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDE FOR THE 1976 GENERAL ELECTIONS (2)  BOOKKEEPING AND REPORTING MANUAL FOR CANDIDATES AND POLITICAL COMMITTEES 2ND EDITION JUNE, 1976  FEDERAL REGISTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1976 PART II FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION ESTABLISHMENT OF CHAPTER  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER THREE AUGUST 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDE FOR FEDERAL CANDIDATES  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER TWO AUGUST 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDE ON CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER ONE JUNE 1976 CAMPAIGN GUIDE FOR COMMITTEES  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION RECORD VOL. 2, NO. 7 AUGUST 16, 1976 COMMISSION SENDS CONGRESS PROPOSED FECA REGULATIONS  STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION FOR A POLITICAL COMMITTEE LOOSE PAGES JK 1000E 76-151A 615/103R CAMPAIGN ACTIVITIES BY CONGRESSIONAL EMPLOYEES FEBRUARY 26, 1976 UPDATED AUGUST 12, 1976 1976 CAMPAIGN THE DAILY SUN QUESTIONNAIRE & RESPONSES JB RED GUEST BOOK 1976 CALENDAR MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION NEWS RELEASES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION INFORMATION CONCERNING FEDERAL CAMPAIGNS  FEDERAL REGISTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1976 PART II FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION ESTABLISHMENT OF CHAPTER  SPECIAL GUIDE FOR CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS  SPECIAL GUIDE FOR FUNDRAISERS  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION AND HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1974 AMENDMENTS TO THE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT  FEDERAL REGISTER FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1976 PART V FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENTIAL, DELEGATE SELECTION, SENATORIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND 1976 GENERAL ELECTION CALENDARS OF 1976 FILING DEADLINE  STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION FOR A POLITICAL COMMITTEE  JK 615 U. S. G. 75-122A 566-103R POLITICAL ACTIVITIES BY CONGRESSIONAL EMPLOYEES  CHARTER THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GEORGIA ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 20, 1975 STATE CONVENTION MACON, GEORGIA  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION RECORD *1975 YEAR-END SUPPLEMENT*  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION RECORD COMMISSION SENDS REGULATIONS TO THE CONGRESS  SUMMARY MAJOR PROVISIONS OF THE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAW DECEMBER 1975  JANUARY 1976 BOOKKEEPING MANUAL FOR FEDERAL CANDIDATES AND COMMITTEE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CHARTER OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF GEORGIA MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION ELECTION RESULTS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CERTIFICATE OF NUMBER OF VOTES RECEIVED IN 1976 ELECTION MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE REPORTS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY BILL TO AID HOME BUYERS 94TH CONGRESS REAL ESTATE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION PERSONAL POLITICS – DR. RON SEVERS COFFEE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION – JIMMY CARTER’S PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN FILE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1976 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEC DISCLOSURE SERIES #9: 1976 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CAMPAIGNS RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES, SEPTEMBER 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY HE DIDN’T GO TO WASHINGTON TO LEAVE GEORGIA – HE WENT TO WASHINGTON TO SERVE GEORGIA. YOUR FRIEND JACK BRINKLEY BROUCHURES

BOX 325 1978 & 1980 ELECTION CAMPAIGNS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1977 BRINKLEY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CAMPAIGN GUIDE NUMBER SEVEN JULY 1977 CAMPAIGN GUIDE FOR NONELECTION YEAR  FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION INDEX TO REGULATIONS JUNE 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1977 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FORMS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEDERAL AND STATE ELECTION LAW SURVEY, APRIL 1, 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION’S INDEX TO REGULATIONS JUNE 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL AND STATE CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW-SUMMARIES, JANUARY 1, 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION – ANNUAL REPORT 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 BRINKLEY CAMPAIGN – FEDERAL-STATE ELECTION LAW SURVEY: AN ANALYSIS OF STATE LEGISLATION, FEDERAL LEGISLATION AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION REGULATIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – FEDERAL AND STATE CAMPAIGN FINANCE LAW MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MEMBERS IN THE GEORGIA SENATE AND HOUSE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE SEAFARER’S UNION OF THE AFL-CIO MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION MUSCOGEE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, MARCH 22, 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION ANALYSIS OF POLLS RELATING TO 1978 ELECTIONS TAKEN IN JANUARY 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION PERSONAL LETTERS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ENDORSEMENT OF DOUG BARNARD TO SERVE ON THE HOUSE BUDGET COMMITTEE DECEMBER 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION JACK BRINKLEY APPRECIATION BREAKFAST, WOODBURY, GEORGIA, JULY 8, 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION THOMASTON FUND RAISER MAY 22, 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION FORT VALLEY FUND RAISER APRIL 7, 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION CONTRIBUTORS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION CAMPAIGN RULES AND REGULATIONS FEDERAL ELECTION COMMITTEE  FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAWS COMPILED BY THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION (INCLUDING THE “FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1976,” PUBLIC LAW 94-283 JUNE 1976  FEDERAL EMPLOYEES POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 1972  95TH CONGRESS 1ST SESSION SENATE REPORT NO. 95- 500 REVIEW OF LAWS RELATED TO CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY OR SOLICITED FROM SENATE OFFICERS AND EMPLOPYEES AND THE USE OF OFFICIAL STAFF BY HOLDERS OF PUBLIC OFFICE IN FEDERAL CAMPAIGNS REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINISTRATION PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 307 AND 308 OF SENATE RESOLUTION 110 AGREED TO BY THE SENATE ON APRIL 1, 1977 OPENED TO PAGE 48 WITH PASSAGE MARKED  CAMPAIGN GUIDE FOR CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND THEIR COMMITTEES FEBRUARY, 1976 (2)  THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION RECORD VOLUME 4, NUMBER 3 MATCH 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY FOR THE GEORGIA PRIMARY ELECTIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION GENERAL ELECTION CONGRATULATIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1978 ELECTION CAMPAIGN GEORGIS DELEGATION LUNCHEON HONORING CONGRESSMAN FLYNT DEC 5, 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS 1978-1979  CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 95TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 124 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1975 NO. 170 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1979 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE RECEIPTS ANS EXPENDITURES  REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR A CANDIDATE OR COMMITTEE SUPPORTING CANDIDATE(S) FOR NOMINATION OR ELECTION TO FEDERAL OFFICE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ZONE WHIP IN THE 96TH CONGRESS 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION – ANNUAL REPORT 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE REPORTS DECEMBER 1977-JULY 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION DEMOCRATIC PARTY MEETING AT JEKYLL ISLAND, JUNE 20-21, 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION RE- ELECTION CONGRATULATIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION CAMPAIGN – IRAN HOSTAGE CRISIS 1979-1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION APPRECIATION DINNER FOR JACK BRINKLEY, JANUARY 5, 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION FOOD BILLS PAID BY THE BRINKLEY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION QUALIFYING PAPERS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION QUARTERLY REPORTS  REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS (4) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TAX RETURNS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION IN NEW YORK AUGUST 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAWS RELATING TO THE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, APRIL 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION CONTRIBUTIONS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION PERSONAL LETTERS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION BILLS FOR GOODS AND SERVICES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION VOTE COUNT IN THE GEORGIA SENATE RACE BETWEEN TALMADGE AND MATTINGLY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 ELECTION THE CARTER CAMPAIGN FOR RE-ELECTION MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS-FEDERAL ELECTIONS, 1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1981 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TAX RETURNS BOOKS OF TICKETS FOR A RECEPTION HONORING THE HONORABLR HENRY REUSS AND THE HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY

BOX 326 PHOTOGRAPHS 1966-1970 OKAY JB (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PHOTOGRAPH CORRESPONDENCE AND INFORMATION CONCERNING PHOTOGRAPHS 1967-1978 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION-MONTEZUMA-1966-CAMPAIGN PHOTOGRAPHS: 1966 CAMPAIGN – HELICOPTER PHOTO WITH CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHS DIVIDER JACK BRINKLEY APRIL 1966 JACK BRINKLEY FEB 1, 1967 ED & TED & FRANCIS ANNIS – MR. & MRS. RONALD HOYT – WARNER ROBINS, GEORGIA JULY 1967 MARGARET & J. E. BECK – JAN. 1969 JOHNBENNETT – JULY 1967 BRILL FAMILY AUGUST 1967 CAMPAIGN PROMISE PLAQUE 1967 AUSTIN CAUSEY FAMILY 1967 CHIPLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – EIGHTH GRADE – 1967 COLUMBUS, HDG. OPENING 1967 COLUMBUS HIGHWAYS – 1967 COTTON FAMILY AUGUST 1967 BOB DAVIS MR. JOHN D. DAVIS – SEPTEMBER 1967 4111 MERRYWOOD AV COLS BOB FARRER AUG 1967 JOE FULLER FAMILY – MR. D. A. BARDON (BROTHER) DR. J. GOLDSTEIN GUNNEL’S FAMILY AUG. 1967 KINYAN GUNNELS 2954 CHRISTINE RD COLS NANCY HENDRIX SEPTEMBER 1967 RONALD & SARAH HINKLE – AUGUST 1967 DAVID HIRSCH AUG 1967 HOLLINGSWORTH FAMILY AUG 1967 MR. J E HOLLINGSWORTH BOX 429 (?) HARRY INGRAM & FAMILY JEFFERSON, HOWARD NOV 67 ED KELLY & FAMILY AUG 1967 KATHY LAVENDER AUG 1967 GEORGE LEAMON-SEPT 1967 MISCELLANEOUS KEN MCLEOD & FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER-1967 JERRY MINGE 1967 NATIONAL POSTER CHILD – FIBROSIS HON. MASTON O’NEAL – 1969 OGKETREE FAMILY WILLARD REGISTER JACOB RILEY OCTOBER 1967 RANDY ROBERTS JULY 1967 MARTHA JEAN SCHOFIELD ROY SMISSON MR. E. G/ SPARKES FAMILY ZSTUBBS & BRADLEY AUG 1967 NEAK THOMAS & FAMILY AUGUST 1967 JIM THOMPSON SEPTEMBER 1967 TROTTER FAMILY WARNER ROBINS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION WARNER ROBINS HOSPITAL DEDICATION 1967 PHOTOGRAPH WARNER ROBINS DISTRICT OFFICE OPENING-APRIL 1967 PHOTOGRAPHS MR. & MRS. ROBERT TED WILHITE, JR. AUGUST 1967 MR. & MRS. EDDIE L. WILLIAMS, SR. WILLIAM’S FAMILY (L. T.) REESE ROAD RAY WRIGHT & FRANK LANGDON-1967 MARVIN ZUCKERMAM CAROLINE ANDREWS 1967 AUGUST 1967 JIMMY ROSENBERG – JAN 1967 PHOTOS: AFDE (JOHN CAHO, ETC.) 1968 PHOTOS: BAILEY (GENERAL) (WARNER ROBINS) PHOTOS: BALKCOMS & BYRDS, PHOTOS BELL, RIDLEY PHOTOS: BOYS SCOUTS – CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL PHOTOS: BROOKS, LAMAR DIVIDER IN FRONT OF LOOSE PICTURES INDEX CARD STATES JACK BRINKLEY WITH SERVICEMEN ON RECENT TRIP TO VIETNAM DON BRYAN, JANUARY 1968 LIBRARY TOUR AT FORT BENNING – APRIL 1968 PHOTOS: CARTER, RAYMOND & FAMILY PHOTOS: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VISITORS FROM 3RD DISTRICT PHOTOS: CHIPLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – PINE MOUNTAIN HAZEL & JIM CLOUCH PHOTOS: CLOUSE, GENE PHOTOS: CUB SCOUT ROGER LEE PHOTOS: EDWARDS, BURNIE PHOTOGRAPHS: FOUNTAIN, PHILLIP PHOTOS: FOWLER, DEAN & JOHNSON, KEN PHOTOS: GATES (MRS. SIDNEY AND FAMILY) PHOTOS: GEORGIA ALUMNI HONORING DR. DAVISON PHOTOS: GROCERS; GROUP (POWERS, PAYNE, GREENE) HENDRICKS FAMILY PHOTO: JAMES HUNTER FAMILY (POSTAL CLERKS) INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MEETING – JANUARY 1968 PHOTO FILE PHOTOS: KOFFMAN, IRBY PHOTOS: JAMISON, FRANK & CHILDREN PHOTOS: LUTTRELL, W. R. & FAMILY PHOTOS: MATHEWS, MRS. W. RUFUS (CLARA) PHOTOS: MOORE, FRANK AND DON TEN BENSEL PHOTOS: MRS. C. JIM MURPHY (ANN) (GEORGIA BROADCASTERS) PHOTOS: PERDUE, DAVID (SR.) PHOTOS: REESE, MALCOLM (EMPTY) PHOTOS: SAUNDERS, BENJAMIN & BETSY PHOTOS: VICA – MISS LYNN REGISTER AND LARRY JOHNSON PHOTOS: VICA REPRESENTATIVES (SHEAROUSE, COLLINS, GUNTER) JERRY WALDIN PHOTOGRAPHS: WINDSOR, JOE (WTVM) PHOTOS: WARNER ROBINS GROUP – HOUSTON COUNTY OFFICIALS (NO LABEL) (NO LABEL) 1969 PHOTOGRAPHS – VISITORS HERE DIVIDER PHOTO: HOME ECONOMIST GROUP – GEORGIA DAY DINNER MAY 20, 1969 PHOTOS: HANCOCK, HARRY P. 6-13-69B (WITHOUT CONGRESSMAN) PHOTOS: HARRELL, E. J. & FAMILY 7-23-69 PHOTO: HAND, DR. OTHELL & REV. JIM BRUNERPHOTOS: HARRELLM MRS. W. LAMAR & MRS. R. P. THORNTON JR. 4-17- 69 PHOTOS: HOME ECONOMISTS GROUP 5-21-69 PHOTOS: HUNT, REV. JOHN & FAMILY OCT. 1969 PHOTOS: HUTCHINSON & REGISTER FAMILIES 3-17-69 PHOTOS: JAYCEES MARCH 28, 1969 PHOTOS: JENNINGS, W. MANSFIELD, JR. OCT. 1969 PHOTOS: JOHNSON, TOM (LUNCHEON) (PRES. JOHNSON’S PRESS ASST.) PHOTOS: LAWSON FAMILY OF PERRY 6-10-69 PHOTOS: LOFTIN, FAMILY 4-21-69 PHOTOS: PAIT, MRS. B. W. OF COLUMBUS AUGUST 1969 PHOTOS: POSTAL SUPERVISORS – BUSSY GORDY – MR. & MRS. BYRON MERRITT PHOTOS: MCGLAUN & COX 4-22-69 PHOTOS: MCLENDON FAMILY 3-14-69 PHOTOS: MILES, DOROTHY BAGGETT, DOROTHY JUNE 24, 1969 PHOTO: GRANADE, REV. NAPP & FAMILY OCT. 14, 1969 PHOTOS: GRANUM, MRS. IVER L. OCT. 1969 PHOTOS: GEORGIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GROUP 4-28-69 PHOTOS: FUALKENBERRY FAMILY 6-2-69 PHOTOS: ENNIS FAMILY & MRS. BOSTICK 6-3-69 PHOTOS: EAMES, MRS. E. J. & MRS. WILBUR A. ROSS 5-27-69

PHOTOS: DEATON, MR. & MRS. KENNETH (CONTEST WINNER -) 1-21-69 PHOTOS: DARITT, MARTIN PHOTOS: COOK, REV, JIMMY FAMILY AND WRIGHT FAMILY (E. W.) 6-9-69 PHOTO – DR. AND MRS. C. F. DAVIS – JULY 17, 1969 PHOTOS: CORNWELL FAMILY 7-30-69 PHOTOS: COLUMBUS COLLEGE GROUP 3-20-69 PHOTOS: CHIPLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3-15-69 PHOTOS: CHILDERS, LARRY W, FAMILY 6-19-69 PHOTOS: CHAPMAN, MRS. H. J. & MRS. CHARLES PEKOR PHOTOS: MRS. DONNA BUTNER AND FAMILY 7-9-69 PHOTOS: ROBERT BURTS FAMILY JULY 8, 1969 PHOTOS: BRADY, MRS. ROBERT, AND MARLEN, W. WILSON 3- 10-69 PHOTOS: BOWEN, MAJ. GEORGE, JR. FAMILY 7-24-69 PHOTOS: BLACK (TOM) FAMILY 7-17-69 PHOTOS: BELCHER, MRS. MARGARET (ALSO OFFICERS OF NATL. ASSN. OF NEGRO BUSINESS & PROF. WOMEN’S CLUBS PHOTOS: BARKER, BERNIE (WDAK) 3-27-69 PHOTOS: ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE DECEMBER 1969 PHOTOS: ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE – WELCOME 2/2/69 PHOTOS: ARLINE, MARVIN H. LEAMON, GEORGE SEPT. 1969 PHOTOS: AMVET NATL. COMMANDER FERRINO 2-5-69 PHOTOS: MOYE, ANDREW FEB, 25-69 AUTOGRAPH PHOTOS PHOTOS: CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY – ORIENTATION TRIP TO FT. BENNING & FT. BRAGG PHOTOS: RETIRED CIVIL EMPLOYEES 6-17-69 PHOTOS: OWENS, WESLEY & FAMILY 6-19-69 PHOTOS: PHILLIPS, JUDGE J. TAYLOR 3-6-69 PHOTOS: PIERCE, JEFF S., (JR.) AND WISSE. WM. OF WARNER ROBINS PHOTOS: REESE, MR. & MRS. MALCOLM 2-4-69 PHOTOS: ROGERS. REV. SAM & FAMILY AUGUST 1969 PHOTOS: SIMMONS, MR. & MRS. GOLDEN (WARNER ROBINS) SEPT. 1969 PHOTOS: SMEDS, JULIE (INAUGUAL VISIT) 1/20/69 PHOTOS: SMITH, LT. COLONEL RICK OCT, 1969 PHOTOS: SPIEGEL FAMILY AUG. 1969 PHOTOS: SUDDERTH, RICHARD 3-6-69 PHOTOS: TRUSSELL, ROSAMOND & HILL, ELSIE S. DEC. 11, 1969 PHOTOS: TUVKER, WALTER E. (ROYAL CROWN COLA CO.) (NO TITLE) PHOTOS: WALGIE, JEROME PHOTOS: WOODRUFF, MRS. JIM AND CHILDREN PHOTOS: WURST, CLIFTON & WYLDA SEPT. 1969 PHOTOS: YOUNG, WM. H., JR. AND THE III PHOTOGRAPHS-LEADERSHIP GROUP COLUMBUS, GEORGIA PHOTOGRAPHS – VISITORS – 1970 PHOTOS: WORRALL, MR. & MRS. JAMRS, AND FRAN JUNE 1970 PHOTOS: CONGRESSMAN WITH YOUNG POLITICAL LEADERS JULY 1970 PHOTOGRAPHS: WATCHDOG OF THE TREASURY AWARD SEPT. 1970 PHOTOS: WARNER ROBINS CITY COUNCILMEN ROBT. BECKMANN TOM HUNT (ANTI POLLUTION EXHIBIT) MARCH 1970 PHOTO – MARCH 10, 1970 – VFW MEMBERS AND GA. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNER PHOTOS – APRIL 8, 1970 – TRACTOR GROUP – ALL PHOTOS MAILED TO 6 PEOPLE IN PICTURES PHOTOS: THOMPSON, MR. & MRS. RICHARD C. (FUTURE POLICEMAN-WARNER ROBINS) APRIL 1970 PHOTOS: STILLWELL, SAM – K. E. KNOWLES – BRYANT WILLIAMS, JR. J. D. JONES MARCH 1970 PHOTOS SMYTH FAMILY OF PERRY APRIL 1970 PHOTOS: RIVERS AND JHARBORS CONGRESS GROUP MARCH 1970 PHOTOS: QUEEN FAMILY JUNE 1970 PHOTOS: MUSCOGEE COUNTY SCHOOL PATROL JUNE, 1970 PHOTOS: COLOR – MADE BY JIM WILLIAMS AT MUSCOGEE CIVITAN CEREMONY – SEPT. 26, 1970 (SENT TO CARL BRINKLEY 9/15) (EMPTY) PHOTOS: MURPH, NASH & FAMILY AUG. 1970 PHOTOS: MOORE, CLEON & FAMILY JUNE 1970 PHOTOS: KINNETT, JOHN SR. & GRANDAUGHTER JEAN MAY 1970 PHOTOS: MRS, LINDA HENDERSON MRS. ANNIE LOYCE HARRISON (REGISTERED NURSES) MAR. 1970 PHOTOS: HAZOURI, DR. LOUIS A. APRIL 1970 PHOTOS: HAYS, CARY F., JR. NEWBERRY, LOUIE R. APRIL 1970 PHOTOS: HARRIS, ROBIN (FROM DECATUR) MARCH 1970 PHOTOS: HARDAWAY, SUSANNAH PHOTOS: HARDS AXROSS AMERICA GROUP PHOTOS: FORTE, MALCOLM, JR. & FAMILY APRIL 1970 PHOTOS: DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL BASEBALL TEAM 1970 PHOTO – APRIL 21, 1970 – DAR CONGRESS PHOTOS: COYLE, GEORGE PATRICK OF JACKSONVILLE (EAGLE SCOUT) FEB. 1970 PHOTOS: COLUMBUS GROUP – JACK LAND, THURSTON CRAWFORD HON. AL THOMPSON, EARL DAVIS JUNE 1970 PHOTOS: BUSH BOBBY, ET AL 1970 PHOTOS: INTERNS; LUNCHEON BY CONGRESSMAN STEPHENS JULY 1970 PHOTOS: CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN HOUSE CHAMBER SEPT. 1970 PHOTOS: BRINKLEY, HON. JACK (TAKEN AT DESK BY PAM MOORE JULY 1970) PHOTOS: BOT SCOUTS OF AMERICA – MUSCOGEE COUNTY JULY 1970 PHOTOS: BARKER (ED & JANET) & FAMILY WITH BRUNKLEY FAMILY JUNE 1970 PHOTOS: ANDERSONVILLE GROUP JUNE 1970 (SEE ALSO PRESS RELEASE) PHOTOS: ALLEN, MAYOR & MRS. J. R. FEBRUARY 1970 PHOTOS: ARMED SERVICES GROUP AUGUST 1970 NINETY-FIRST CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL PICTORIAL DIRECTORY SUPPLEMENTAL, 1970

BOX 327 PHOTOGRAPHS 1971-1976 MIDEAST TRIP SEE 1975 ARRIVAL OF F 15 AT W/R ’75 CANAN DISPLAY APPROVED BUT UNFUNDED PROJECTS 1974 OK JB (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title PHOTOS: THE LEDGER-ENQUIRER NEWSPAPERS JAN 31 1972 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31902 PHOTOS: 3RD DIST DEMO CONV. MARCH 11, 1972 PHOTOS: THE LEDGER-ENQUIRER NEWSPAPERS OCY 16 1972 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31902 PHOTOS: 09-038-877C-MJ-73 9 FEB 73 CONGRESSIONAL VISIT FT. BENNING GA. OFFICIAL U. S. ARMY PHOTO BY SSG JIMMIE SANDERS PHOTOGRAPHIC BRANCH FT. BENNING GA. PHOTOGRAPHS – LOCKHEED PHOTOS OF C-5 1971 PHOTOGRAPHS – 1971 DIVIDER PHOTOS: MISCELLANEOUS –NEGATIVES 1/23/71 PHOTOS: AVERY, DR. JOS. & FAMILY NOV. 1971 PHOTOS: BALTIMORE, MD. CHURCH GROUP GLORIA HARRIS IN CHARGE AUG. 71 PHOTOS: BOY SCOUTS OF CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL AUG. 1971 PHOTOS: BRINKLEY, D. C. (OF MOULTRIE) APRIL 1971 PHOTOS: BUNTING, DR. J. WHITNEY (ON OCCASION OF RECEPTION AMER. ASSN. STATE COLLEGES & UNIVS. OCT. 1971 PHOTOS – SEPTEMBER, 1971 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH FRANK BUTLER PHOTOS: CARR, MISS NANCY (MISS GEORGIA 1970) MAY 1971 PHOTOS: CIVIL DEFENSE (GOVERNOR DAVIS AND JIM SHUMATE) PHOTOS: DALEY, CHARLES S. AND FOURTH NATIONAL BANK GROUP MAY 1971 PHOTOGRAPHS – OCTOBER, 1971 – LOUIS DILLARD AND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY (OF BUENA VISTS) PHOTOS: EXPLORERS JUNE 1971 PHOTOS: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PERRY AUG. 1971 (EMPTY) PHOTOS: FOUR-H GROUP APRIL 22, 1971 PHOTOS: FOUR-H DELEGATE – COY MALCOLM WEHUNT JULY 1971 PHOTOS – 7/26/71 – JIM GATEWOOD AND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY (GRANDSON OF CHARLES F. CRISP OF AMERICUS) PHOTOS: GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION WITH GOVERNOR CARTER FEB. 1971 PHOTOGRAPHS: GEORGIA POULTRY REPRESENTATIVES (MOBLEY) (BONDS) 1971 PHOTOS: GORDY, A. PERRY & FAMILY JULY 1971 PHOTOS: HATCHER, JOHN H & FAMILY OF FT. BENNING AUG. 71 PHOTOS: HEBERT. CHAIRMAN F. EDWARD 1971 PHOTOS – SEPTEMBER, 1971 – SWEARING IN OF LEE HENKLE PHOTOS – JULY 1971 – CHARLES LEVY FAMILY WITH JB. PHOTOS: LOCKHEED GROUP JULY 1971 PHOTOS: NASA “MOON BUGGY” SEPT. 1971 PHOTOS: MULLINS, MR. RON (PINE MOUNTAIN) SEPT. 1971 PHOTOS: NEUREN, DR. ELIAS OCT. 1971 PHOTOS: O’NEAL, MAX (PINE MOUNTAIN) SEPT. 1971 PHOTOS: PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SEPTEMBER 1971 PHOTOS – JULY, 1971 – HAROLD S. PITTMAN FAMILY WITH JB PHOTOS: POW – DUCKETT OCT 1971 PHOTOGRAOHS: SHUMAZTE FAMILY WITH CONGRESSMAN AND TOMMY BRINKLEY JUNE 1971 PHOTOS: WALLACE (GOV. OF ALABAMA) AND CHAIRMAN HEBERT APRIL 1971

PHOTO: WARNER ROBINS CHRISTMAS PARADE (SIGN) NOV. 1971 PHOTOS: WILLIAMS, JOEL JULY 1971 PHOTOS – 12/6/71 – DR. ROBERT L. WRIGHT OF COLUMBUS WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY PHOTOS – OCTOBER, 1971 – MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS R. BROWN OF COLUMBUS PHOTOS: FORT BENNING – ARMY INFANTRY CENTER OCTOBER 1971 PHOTOS – AUGUST, 1971 – 4-H CLUB GIRLS FROM FORT VALLEY, SHILOH AND VIENNA PHOTOS – SEPTEMBER, 1971 – CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN MOON BUGGY PHOTOS – 12/6/71 – MRS. MARIANNA GALLOPS OF COLUMBUS WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY PHOTOS: GILCRIST, CHIEF M. L. OF FT. VALLEY & LARRY WHEELER RE PETITIONS IN BEHALF OF CALLEY 1971 PHOTO – MR. BOBBY LEDFORD AND FAMILY – VISIT ON 6/25/71 PHOTOS – 7/26/71 – MR. AND MRS. C. R. LONG OF WAENER ROBINS – MAILED TO THE DAILY SUN AND WARNER ROBINS JOURNAL PHOTOS – 7/26/71 – MR. AND MRS. PAUL MERCER AND DAUGHTER, CAROL PHOTOS: AFGE GROUP JOHN BROOKS BERNARD HARRIS WALTER MADEAI EDWARD C. MADDOX 1971 PHOTO – MR. JOE TOWNSEND AND FAMILY – VISIT OF 6/24/71 PHOTOS: AMOS, JOHN PHOTOS: ANDERSON, HON. JOHN H., JR. AUG. 1971 PHOTOS – OCTOBER, 1971 – AUSA (COLUMBUS-FT. BENNING- PHENIX CITY CHAPTER PHOTOGRAPHS – 1972 DIVIDER PHOTOS – MAY, 1971 – J. DALE ABSTON OF WARNER ROBINS PHOTOS CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY DONATING BLOOD IN COLUMBUS, GEORGIA JANUARY 1972 PHOTOS: BUNTING, DR. J. WHITNEY (PRESIDENT, GEORGIA COLLEGE) PHOTOS: CHAIRMAN HEBERT & CONGRESSMAN ARRIVING AT FT. BENNING APPRECIATION DINNER MARCH 30, 1972 APRIL, 1972 – PHOTO – MISS MTRTIS AND MISS LAVERNE BOWEN OF PINEHURST; MR. & MRS. EMORY H. WILSON OF SPRINGFIELD, VA.; MRS. M. B. UNDERWOOD AND MRS. E. S. MCGAHEE OF THOMASTON PHOTOS – MAY 1972 – HON AND MRS. JAMES A. BOWMAN, JEFFERSONVILLE PHOTOS – 1/24/72 – GEORGE G. BOYD, COLUMBUS, GA. PHOTOS: BROOKBANK, MR. THOMAS H. (COLUMBUS) 1972 PHOTOGRAPHS: CARR, JOHN F. AND FAMILY OF ELLAVILLE WITH CONGRESSMAN PHOTOS: CONGRESSIONAL BALLGAME PHOTO: HELEN DAVIS (DAV AUX) PHOTOS: FEBRUARY 1972 PHOTOS: FLOURNOY, MR. AND MRS. JOE M. 1972 PHOTOS – MAY 1972 – FLINT EMC GROUP PHOTO: GEORGIA JAYCEES SEATED IN CONGRESSMAN’S OFFICE (MRS. LOUIE WILLETT ET AL PHOTOS – 2/2/72 – MRS. IVER L. GRANUM OF WARNER ROBINS WITH THE CONGRESSMAN PHOTOS – MAY 1972 – NAT A. HARDIN PHOTOS: HIODGES, BROWN & JOHNSON, B. T. JUNE 1972 PHOTOS: HOOVER FUNERAL (INSIDE ROTUNDA) PHOTOS – JUNE, 1972 – MISS MARY HUMPHRIES AND MR. JOHN HOWELL MAY 1972 – PHOTOS – BILLY KEY (’72 PRES. OF COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COM.) PRESENTING PLAQUE ON BEHALF OF THE CHAMBER TO CHAIRMAN HEBERT PHOTOS – MARCH, 1972 – BOBBY LEDFORDM ET AL. – GA. JAYCEE FED. SEMINAR PHOTOS – MAY, 1972 – ALVIN H. LEONARD, JR. OF LAGRANGE PHOTOS: LAGRANGE GROUP (MAYOR GARDNER NEWMAN (BRUCE LOVVORN (JAMES 5R. LEWIS JUNE 1972 PHOTOS – 1972 – CITIZENS AGAINST FORCED BUSING GROUP – MRS. T. E. MILLER MISS REBECCA KELLY AND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY PHOTOS: NEWSON, DR. & MRS. BRUCE APRIL 1972 PHOTOS – COFFEE HO9NORING MRS. SAM NUNN – NOVEMBER, 1972 PHOTOS: PEED, MRS. PAUL J. AND FORT VALLEY SCHOOL CHILDREN WOTH CONGRESSMAN PHOTOS: REAPPORTIONMENT – STATE SENATORS PHOTOS – APRIL, 1972 – DR. AND MRS. JOHN ROGERS OF BUENA VISTA WITH EXPLORER SCOUTS PHOTOS: SMITH, MRS. CHARLES R. (MYRTLE) FEBRUARY 1972 PHOTOS: SNAPSHOT OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON CONVENTION FLOOR PHOTOS: SPEARMAN, G. FRANKLIN APRIL 1972 ADVERTISEMENT PHOTO – THIRD DISTRICT DEMO. COMMITTEE – AMERICUS 1972 PHOTOGRAPHS: VFW VISITORS MARCH 1972 PHOTOS: FT. BENNING – COLOR PHOTOS OF JB AND CONG. MATHIS DURING SNOW STORM PHOTOGRAPHS: COLOR PHOTO OF AUSA MEETING AT FORT BENNING PHOTOGRAPHS – 1973 DIVIDER PHOTOS – SFGE EMPLOYEES AND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY – MAY OR JUNE 1973 PHOTO: ANNUNZIO, FRANK REP. WITH JB AT POLISH LUNCHEON (H. R. 2752) PHOTOGRAPH – APOLLO 17 ASTRONAUTS WITH CONG. BRINKLEY PHOTOS – 2/28/73 – GEORGE G. BOYD (COLUMBUS) AND CONGRESSMAN PHOTOS: JB WIFE WITH B’NAI B’RITH PLAQUE PHOTOS: JB RECEIVING GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS AWARD PHOTOS: BUSE, PAUL OF AMERICUS WITH JB PHOTOS: COLMER, CHAIRMAN WM. M. FEBRUARY 1972 PHOTOS: FFA MEMBER WITH JB, REPS. FLYNT, MATHIS, & GINN PHOTOS: FLAG DAY 1973 (EMPTY) PHOTOS: FLINT EMC MEMBERS WITH JB IN JB’S OFFICE PHOTO: GINGELL, MR. GEOEGE OF WRBL WITH JB PHOTOS: HOLSTON, MR. JAMES (SUMMER INTERN) WITH JB PHOTO: HYDRICK, MR. JULIUS OF COLUMBUS WITH GRANDSONS (CHILDREN OF MAYOR HYDRICK) IN JB’S OFFICE PHOTOS: JB ET. AL. IN FRONT OF CAPITOL ON “BOILED PEANUT DAY” PHOTO: KNIGHT, MRS. FAYE ET. AL. WITH JB IN AMERICUS OFFICE PHOTOS: MEADOWS, ROBERT OF COLUMBUS WITH JB PHOTOS: MIA CONVENTION (NO GREATER LOVE) PHOTOS: MRS. LAMB WITH JB PHOTOS: LINDSAY, MRS. BILLYE AND SHELBY AND MRS. JACK SMITH WITH JB PHOTOS: GA. LEGISLATORS WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS (WADELL, MOYER, & BARKER) PHOTO: NATIONAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS CHILD WITH JB PHOTOS: NECA LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR (JOHN MCMICHEN ET AL WITH JB PHOTOS: PORTER, MRS. EDDYE WITH JB PHOTOS: RAILEY, MRS. HILDA (LAGRANGE OFFICE) PHOTOS: ROWE, RICKY OF TALBOTTON AND WAYNE ATTAWAY OF JUNIPER WITH JB PHOTO: JB RECEIVING GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS AWARD PHOTOS: SMOOT, MR. AND MRS. JAMES OF THOMASTON WITH JB PHOTOS: GEORGIA VFW (HULETTE GOODMAN) PHOTOS: TOLSON, LAVERNE AND PAT THRALL AT THE “MILK” BAR PHOTO: WILLIAMS, MR. AND MRS. CARLTON OF COLUMBUS ON CAPITOL STEPS PHOTOS: WOLF AND JB IN ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE ROOM PHOTO: WASHINGTON STAFF IN FRONT OF THE AMERICUS TIMES RECORDER BLDG. AUGUST 1973 PHOTO: WASHINGTON STAFF MEMBERS IN AMERICUS (EMPTY) PHOTOGRAPHS FROM MIDDLE EAST TRIP NOVEMBER, 1973 DIVIDER PHOTOGRAPHS – TRIP TO MIDDLE EAST – NOVEMVER, 1973 PHOTOS: EXTRA MIDEAST TRIP PHOTOS (ORDERED AT JB’S REQUEST) NEGATIVES ENCLOSED PHOTOGRAPHS – 1974 DIVIDER PHOTOS: CONGRESSMAN LISTENING TO WATERGATE TAPES JULY 1974 PHOTOS: CANCER BILL PHOTOS (UNFUNDED PROJECTS BOARD) MAY 1974 PHOTOS: JB IN FRONT OF CANCER BILL DISPLAY – 1974 PHOTOS 1974 COLUMBUS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DELEGATION (EMPTY) PHOTOS: COLUMBUS SAFETY PATROLS WITH JB AT UNION STATION PHOTO: CYSTIC FIBROSIS POSTER CHILD WITH JB PHOTO: DESWYLER, MARK, JAMIE REDWOOD AND WARREN FOLEY ALL OF COLUMBUS WITH JB PHOTO: DORMAN, JACK AND ELLIS MCCURDY OF MANCHESTER WITH JB MARCH 1974 (EMPTY) PHOTOS: ENGLISH, MILLARD OF AMERICUS (GOODWILL WORKER OF THE YEAR) WITH JB PHOTOS: WITH 4-H GROUP PHOTOS: MCWHIRTER, MODE & MERLE MAY 1974 PHOTOS: NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION RECEPTION MAY 2, 1974 PHOTOS: PRESIDENT NIXON’S VISIT TO MIDDLE GEORGIA 1974 PHOTOS: PEANUT PRINCESS 1974 WITH JB (THESE PHOTOS NOT USED) PHOTOS: PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DELEGATION APRIL 30, 1974 PHOTO: SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. PEOPLE WITH JB 11974 PHOTO: JB AT NATIONAL SHRINE CLOWN ASSN., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 1974 PHOTO – JUNE, 1974 – SHRINE CLPWN AWARDS BANQUET IN ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY PHOTOS: BREDA, HOWARD AND MR. SOL A. LOVE WITH JB (AM. BANKERS ASSOC._ MARCH 1974 PHOTOS: SIMON, WILLIAM E. AND JB FEB. 1974 PHOTO: STRIPLING, MAYOR HOBBY AND MRS. STRIPLING OF VIENNA WITH JB MARCH 1974 PHOTOS: TRUITT, MAYOR RICHARD (MAYOR OF FORSYTH) AND OTHERS, WITH THE CONGRESSMAN MAY 1974 PHOTOS: WALKER, HOMER LEE, II & FAMILY OF TEXAS JULY 1974 PHOTOGRAPHS: WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION VISIT FEBRUARY 1974 PHOTOS: 1974 WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DELEGATION PHOTOS: CHAMPAIGN 1974 COLUMBUS HEADQUARTERS OPENING SEPT. 1974 PHOTOS 1975 DIVIDER PHOTOS: WITH NOTE DATED MARCH 1974 PHOTOS: CIVIL AIR PATROL OF WARNER ROBINS NOV. 20, 1975 PHOTOS – GEORGIA SCENES FROM BUREAU OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE PR PHOTOGRAPHS – SHRINE DAY IN TAYLOR COUNTY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1975 – BOB WADE TOOK THESE PHOTO OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AND VA ADMINISTRATOR ROUDEBUSH TAKEN AT THE RECEPTION FOR CHAIRMAM AND MRS. DORN JANUARY 22, 1975 PHOTOS: WASHINGTON STAFF CONGRATULATING CONGRESSMAN ON HIS CHAIRMANSHIOP OF HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE OF VA VPMMITTEE MARCH 1975 PHOTOS AMVETS MARCH 1975 PHOTOS OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AT THE AMC COCKTAIL PARTY ON DECEMBER 10, 1974 FOR GENERAL H. A. MILEY, JR. JAN. 22, 1975 PHOTOS – 5/30/75 – ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE – ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST F-15 PHOTOGRAPHS MADE AT FORT BENNING DURING VISIT OF SEPTEMBER 4-5, 1975 PHOTOS: STAFF CHRISTMAS PICTURES & JED HARRIS 1975 (NO TITLE)

BOX 328 PHOTOGRAPHS 1976-1979 OKAY JB (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title FRI 11/3/7/ 11AM JACK BRINKLEY’S PHOTO BY ALLEN HORNE THE LEDGER-ENQUIRER NEWSPAPERS COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31902 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON 18 OC 78 7942-07A (WITH PRESIDENT CARTER 4) BRINKLEY WATCHING PRESIDENT CARTER SIGNING DOCUMENT 18 OC 78 7644-04A PHOTOS: CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AND VARIOUS STAFF MEMBERS TAKEN BY BOB WADE JAN. 1976 PHOTOS: NEGATIVES – BRINKLEY & DR. CARR, TURNER WILLIAMS PHOTOS: NEGATIVES—ALICE KELLY & SON, & AL CALLI PHOTOS: SOLIDARITY DINNER (COLUMBUS) EARLY 1976 FEB. 9, 1976 – BOB WADE PHOTOGRAPHS D74-549 NEGATIVES AND CONTACTS LEWIS, MISS PAULINA, AND OTHERS FEB. 1976 NEGATIVES AND CONTACTS D74-622 PRIOR TO MARCH 29, 1976 55-598 NEGATIVES AND CONTACT SHEET PHOTO NEGATIVES AND CONTACT SHEETS: 55-598 JAYCEES & BRADFIELD FAMILY MARCH 11, 1976 PHOTO: ANDERSONVILLE NATIONAL CEMETERY 1976 NEGATIVES AND CONTACT CARTER CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF (1976) WARM SPRINGS 1976 PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE B-1 BOMBER 1976 PHOTOS: JAYCEES FEDERAL AFFAIRS SEMINAR MARCH 1976 PHOTO: FORT BENNING BARRACKS 1976 ROLL #55-598 JAYCEE 5”X10” ENLARGEMENTS FOR NEWLETTER (GROUP & JOHN WILLINGHAM PICTURES) (CONG. B. HAS ONE PHOTO OF JOHN FOR NEWSLETTER) MARCH, 1976 PHOTOS: PEANUT PRINCESS (VICKI SIZEMORE) MARCH 1976 PROOFSHEETS 4/16/76 SELECT FOR ENLARGEMENTS 55-706 NEGATIVES & 2 PRINTS (EXTRA) OF COL. & MRS. MCDONALD TIFT COLLEGE W/ CONG. B. IN OFFICE AND CANDIDS OF CONG. B. 55-703 NEGATIVES AND CONTACT SHEET OF TIFT CHOIR TOUR, COL. MCDONALD AND GASKINS FAMILY APRIL 6, 1976 56-741 NEGATIVES AND CONTACT SHEET OF MICHELE KRAFTON AND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY; CONGRESSMAM BRINKLEY AND STAFF IN HIS OFFICE; CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MAJOR JACK HOWE FAMILY; STAFF CANDIDS APRIL 16, 1976 55-741 5X10 ENLARGEMENTS OF CONG. B. WITH INTERN, MICHELLE KRAFTON, OFFICE STAFF CANDIDS, CONG. B. WITH MAJOR JACK HOWE FAMILY ARRIVED 4/21/76 55-765 CONG. B. WITH CHUCK MCCLURE FAMILY, CONG. B. WITH RENEA HARPER, GA. WINNER OF HUGH O’BRIAN LEADERSHIP AWARD ARRIVED 4/21/76 55798 AND 55799 WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, OFFICE CANDIDS, LARRY WITH BARBARA HENRIOTT & SONS APRIL 28, 1976 PHOTO: I-185 INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 1976 ROLL 56-855 LAROSE, ANN HAMMER, RUTH WITTE, CAPITOL BUILDINGS MAY 5, 1976 ROLL 45*879 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY CHAIRING HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE, BOB & LESLIE & HEATHER FORT 5/11/76 (NEGATIVES AND CONTACT SHEETS) D 74-976 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY CHAIRING HOUSING SUBCOMMITTEE (ENLARGEMENTS 5/14/76 ROLL 55-923 HOBE SOUND ENLARGEMENTS AND NEGATIVES AND CONTACT SHEET MAY 28, 1976 ROLLS 55-979 AND 55-980 ELECTRIC CITIES CORP. & CHES GWIN CAPTAIN PHILLIPS AND MOTHER PHILLIPS CONTACT SHEETS AND NEGATIVES MAY 28, 1976 ROLLS 57-097 57-096 CONGRESSMAN & HECK FAMILY; CHES GWIN & THOMASTON GROUP STEWART HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN OFFICE JUNE 8/1976 ROLL 56-085 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH STEWART HIGH SENIOR CLASS AND INTERNS, BETH BIRDSONG AND GRACE CHAMPION ROLL #56-085 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH INTERNS, BETH BIRDSONG AND GRACE CHAMPION JUNE 8, 1976 COLOR SLIDES OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING HORSESHOE ENTRANCE AREA (NEGATIVES IN BACK OF THIS DRAWER.) (EMPTY) CONTACT SHEETS AND NEGATIVES 6/10/76 56-108 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH TOMMY MAPLES FAMILY; CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH LTC JOHN PARKER FAMILY; CONG & GRACE CHAMPION 56-109 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MURRAY MILLER; CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN FRONT OF HORSESHOE ENTRANCE 56-110 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH WARNER ROBINS SECOND BAOTIST CHURCH YOUTH CHOIR IN OFFICE 56-111 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH WARNER ROBINS BAPTIST YOUTH CHOIR ON CAPITOL STEPS (SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH) SENT NEGS 6/21 ROLL # 56-881 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN OFFICE WITH MR. & MRS. DON NEWBERRY AND LINA COBB MORNINGSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH CHOIR ON CAPITOL STEPS ROLL 56-118 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH ROBIN BARNEY AND DEBBY CARLTON IN OFFICE JUNE 18, 1976 ROLL 56-145 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IN OFFICE AND ON CAPITOL STEPS ROLL 56-153 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MR. & MRS. BILL RICHARDSON (SANDRA), BETH, AND RANDY BESIDE LHOB; CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH BETH BIRDSONG, SUMMER INTERN DER O’NEILL SHOT 5”X7” OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH KENNETH MORRIS AND MILTON DUNAWAY OF TIFT COLLEGE ROLL 56-143 PETE, MILDRED, LISABUNDRICK OF COLUMBUS ON CAPITOL STEPS CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH LAMAR NOBLITT GROUP (AFGE-AM. FED. OF GOV. EMPLOYEES #987) EDDIE FORDHAM, GEORGE F. WILLIS. DON CROZIER, ED. MADDOX, BILLY MCDUFFIE ED MADDOX BALANCE JERRE HOWARD – AUTO 6/24/76 ROLL 56-161 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH PAM MOORE (FT. VALLEY) AND CARLTON HENSEN, (COLUMBUS) INTERNS WITH SENATOR NUNN OM CAPITOL STEPS JUNE 28, 1976 ROLLS 75-342 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH COLUMBUS SCHOOL PATROL CHAPERONES; CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH BETH BIRDSONG OF LAGRANGE AND GRACE CHAMPION OF COLUMBUS, SUMMER INTERNS ON MONUMENT, CANDID BY BOB FORT, ANGIE HOWARD, ANN HAMMER 75-341 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH FBLA ON CAPITOL STEPS (FROM WITH MRS. JACK PEED); CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH GRACE CHAMPION AND BETH BIRDSONG, SUMMER INTERNS ON CAPITOL STEPS ROLL 56-175 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH EAGLE SCOUTS, DWIGHT PINKLEY, BOB INGRAM, AND SCOTT COFFEE ON CAPITOL STEPS 7/1/76 PHOTOS: SMITH, MR. & MRS. W, ROY & FAMILY (FRANCES) (CLERK FOR DOOLEY CO. COMMISSIONERS JULY 1976 ROLL 56-193 INTERN PARTY FOR BETH BIRDSONG AND GRACE CHAMPION JULY 7, 1976 ROLL 57-299 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MARTHA WELDON, INTERN, AND MOTHER MRS. ANN WELDON IN FRONT OF RHOB AND WITH CONG. JULY 12. 1976 ROLL E 56-338 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MR. AND MRS. THOMAS JACKSON OF WLAG RADIO IN LAGRANGE ON CAPITOL STEPS; CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON CAPITOL STEPS JULY 28, 1976 ROLL 57-433 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH KENNY DERR AND STEVE WILSON, WARNER ROBINS BICYCLERS ON CAPITOL STEPS WITH INTERNS AND BOB FORT ROLL 57-432 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH ELIZABETH LUNSFORD IN PRESENTATION OF PEN FROM PRES. FORD AND CONGRESSMAN IN OFFICE WITH REV, OWEN AND FAMILY FROM DANIELSVILLE JULY 29, 1976 ROLL 57-422 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MR. & MRS. STUBBS (POSTMASTER OF WARNER ROBINS) AND MR. BURROUGHS (POSTMASTER OF COLBERT, GA). OUTSIDE LONGWORTH HOB JULY 29, 1976 ROLL 57-436 - CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MR. & MRS. HUNGERFORD OF ANNAPOLIS, MD. AND MR. & MRS. I. L. BALKCOM IV OF AMERICUS IN DC OFFICE ROLL 57-443 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH JOHNNY KNOWLTON FROM AMERICUS ON CAPITOL STEPS AND EAST FRONT LAWN 8/2/76 ROLL #75-701 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH ALVIN LEONARD, JR. OF LAGRANGE AND JOHN MYERS OF BONIFAY, FLA. IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 8/2/76 ROLL 57-463 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH INTERN MARTHA WELDON, OF LAGRANGE, WITH FATHER, WELDON. IN WASHINGTON OFFICE ROLL 57-462 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH PAT MERTANS OF AUGUSTA AND RENEE REID OF FT. VALLEY, 4-H’ERS IN WASHINGTON OFFICE ROLL #57-456 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH RENEE REID OF FT. VALLEY, LAURIE ROBINSON OF MONTEZUMA, AND PAM MERTONS OF AUGUSTA, 4-H’ERS, IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 8/3/76 ROLL #57-568 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH MARTIN GIZZARD FAMILY OF THOMASTON ON CAPITOL STEPS (HOUSE STEPS) 8/5/76 RoLL #E56-375 JIMMY T. FOUNTAIN (COMMANDER OF DAV IN WARNER ROBINS) FAMILY WITH CONGRESSMAN IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 8/70/76 ROLL E56-382 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH INTERNS TERI NARE (COLUMBUS) AND BONITA TURNER (LAGRANGE) ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL AND 8/12/76 ROLL 57-487 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AND SHARON CHEEK BOWMAN AND ANNE CHEEK IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 8/6/76 ROLL E 56-576 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH ROBERT JERNIGAN FAMILY FROM WARNER ROBINS IN WASHINGTON OFFICE (WIFE-JEANNE, BETTYE LU) SEPTEMBER 1, 1976 ROLL E 56-577 FT. MITCHELL SUBCOMMITTEE HEARINGS- CEMETARIES AND BURIAL BENEFITS – VETERANS AFFAIRS’ COMMITTEE SEPTEMBER 1, 1976 ROLL E 56-579 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH FRITZ LAMMERS FAMILY (CHILDREN JOHN, LARRY, BRANDI) FROM COLUMBUS ROLL E 56-578 BONITA TURNER, SUMMER INYERN FROM LAGRANGE, WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN FRONT OF CAPITOL SEPTEMBER 1, 1976 FT. MITCHELL HEARINGS (CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY, JIM WOODRUFF, WM. WATSON (TAKEN BY DEV O’NEILL) SEPT. 1976 PHOTOS OF LUNCHEON RE: FT. MITCHELL (ALREADY SENT BY CONG. NUCHOL’S OFFICE TO COLS.ENQUIRER AND LEDGER) SEPTEMBER 2, 1976 ROLL B44-778 3½”X5” PRINTA AND NEGATIVES PEACH, TALBOT, CRAWFORD COUNTY 4-HER’S ON TOUR OF CAPITOL WITH CNGRESSMAN SEPT. 10, 1976 NEGATIVE OF AND I PRINT CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH PEACH, TALBOT, CRAWFORD COUNTY 4-HERS ON CAPITOL STEPS SEPTEMBER 15, 1976 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH BEN FRANKLIN PHOTO IN WASHINGTON OFFICE & NEGATIVES 9/15/76 ROLL 57-733 CHESTER GOUGH AND HARVEY MEILACK OF COLUMBUS WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN WASHINGTON OFFICE SEPT. 22, 1976 ROLL 56-675 GEORGE POTTER OF COLUMBUS WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON HOUSE STEPS OF U. S. CAPITOL / SEPTEMBER 24, 1976 ROLL 57-411 NAN NAVE – PASSPORT PHOTOS PHOTOGRAPHS OF WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION CENTER 1976 1977 INAUGURAL PICTURES “UNIDENTIFIED” COLOR SLIDES OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH CAPITOL DOME IN BACKGROUND FOR TELEVISION SPOT (NOT USED) RAY ALBERT THOMPSON & FAMILY CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AND ELECTORIAL VOTE TO ELECT JIMMY CARTER PRESIDENT JANUARY 5, 1977 CIVIL AIR PATROL CADET PHOTO FILE JAN. 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AT WARNER ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE (GEN. HAYES) JAN. 1977 BOB SWEENEY’S VISIT TO LAGRANGE JAN. 1977 INAUGURAL PHOTO BEING CROPPED AND ENLARGED OF CONGRESSMAN 1/77 ROLL 57-274 CONGRESSMAN WITH INTERNS NANCY SULLIVAN AND BYNUM PERKINS ON CAPITOL STEPS 57-275 CONGRESSMAN WITH INTERNS NANCY SULLIVAN AND BYNUM PERKINS ON CAPITOL STEPS 1/7/77 ROLL 56-852 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY, BOB FORT, ANNE CHEEK WITH INTERNS. NANCY SULLIVAN AND BYRUM PERKINS IN SNOW – RAYBURN HOSESGOE ENTRANCE 1/11/77 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ON HOUSE FLOOR DURING PRES. FORD’S STATE OF THE UNION SPEECH (XEROX COPIES OF PHOTOS TAKEN BY DEV O’NEILL) 1/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH OTHERGA. DELEGATION MEMBERS IN REP. FLYNT’S OFFICE HONORING RETIRING REP. LANDRUM 1/77 5X7 PRINTS AND NEGATIVES OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH INTERNS NANCY SULLIVAN & BYRUM PERKINS ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL AND RAYBURN HORSESHOE ENTRANCE ROLLS E 58-852 E 57-274 E 57-275 1/17/77 NEGATIVES AND PHOTOS AMERICUS BAND DURING PRES. CARTER’S INAUGURATION 1/19/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH REP. MATHIS’ MOTHER-IN-LAW AT INAUGURAL RECEPTION IN D. C. OFFICE 1/20/77 ROLL E 57- 503 CONGRESSMAN AND MARY FAYE DUDLEY IN DC OFFICE 2/4/77 0723A BOB WADE’S INAUGURAL RECEPTION IN DC OFFICE PHOTOS WITH 5X7 BLOW-UPS OF CONGRESSMAN 7/20/77 WESTVACO OF COLUMBUS IN WASHINGTON OFFICE WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY, GINA, EVANS, AND MCDONALD 2/2/77 COLORPHOTOS OF CONGRESSMAN WITH MR. R. DEAN FOWLER AT NEW YORK CONVENTION 2/2/77 NEGATIVE OF PRINT 22A-23 (WE HAD 12 5X7’S MADE OF CONGRESSMAN GIVING SPEECH TO LAGRANGE OPTIMIST CLUB) NEGATIVES OF HAZEL LEWIS (COLUMBUS) VISITING CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE 2/22/77 NEGATIVES OF ACADEMICALLY GIFTED CLASS FROM TROUP COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL AND HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL WITH CONGRESSMAN 2/23/77 MAX CLELAND, VA ADMINISTRATOR. WITH CONGRESSMAN AND ELIZABETH LUNSFORD AT VA COMMITTEE RECEPTION FOR CLELAND MARCH, 1977 TYLER, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM (BILL) AND TERRY OF COLUMBUS INAUGURAL PHOTOS 3/1/77 ROLL C20247: SHOTS OF PHOTO ON WALL OF CONGRESSMAN’S OFFICE OF PRES. CARTER WHEN RUNNING FOR GOV. OF GA. SEN FLOYD 3/77 1977 PHOTOS: PEANUT PRINCESS (KAREN SUE BELL) MARCH 1977 GEORGIA PRISONER OF WAR MEMORIAL AMERICUS, GA. 1977 PHOTO OF CONGRESSMAN AT JAYCEES LUNCHEON (MRS. RICHARD OLNICK, DAUGHTER CINDY; EDWARD HUDSON; MR. AND MRS. LOUIS WILLETT, DAUGHTER LAURA—ALL OF COLUMBUS)—TAKEN BY DEV O’NEILL’S OFFICE 3/10/77 CIVIL DEFENSE BANQUET—SHERITON PARK CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY ACCEPTING AWARD 3/15/77 GA. CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING—WHITE HOUSE WITH PRESIDENT CARTER MARCH 25, 1977 XEROX OF PHOTO OF CONGRESSMAN WITH MAX CLELAND, HEAD OF VETERANS ADMINISTRATION AND ELIZABETH LUNSFORD AT VETERANS’ AFFAIRS COMMITTEE RECEPTION FOT CLELAND ORDERED ANOTHER PHOTO 7/14/389-3996 (HARRY MERRITT, PHOTOGRAPHER) 4/77 ROLL 58-717 CONGRESSMAM BRINKLEY WITH INTERNS JACK STRAUS AND DAVID MOSKOWITZ AND SOME OF TALMADGE’S STAFF AROUND CAPITOL (CONTACT SHEET AND NEGATIVES) APRIL 8, 1977 ROLLS 77-893 77-894 ON RATBURN HOB STEPS; MRS. RAIFORD DREW & MRSJAMES HAM (COLS) & MRS. RACHEL JONES (LAG) IN D. C. OFFICE; SAME AS ABOVE – ALL DAR MEMBERS 4/26/77 ROLL 58-858 JAMES BRASWELL OF WARNER ROBINS AND DAUGHTER; MRS. ROBERT & SON NEIL OF WARNER ROBINS WITH JB ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL CONGRESSMAN WITH GRACE CARTER IN D. C. OFFICE IN D. C. OFFICE 5/77 ROLL 58-889 JEFF PURVIS, THOMASTON, AND KRIS BUCKLEY, TIFTON, WITH CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN D. C. OFFICE DURING NATL. 4-J CONFERENCE ROLLS 58-126 58-027 58-028 CONGRESSMAN WITH INTERNS JACK STRAUS, DAVID MASKOWITZ, LEILA DUDLEY ON CAPITOL STEPS, FOUNTAIN ON CAPITOL’S WEST FRONT, SIDE OF RAYBURN BUILDING 5/18/77 INTERNS JACK STRAUS, DAVIDMOSKOWITZ WITH CONGRESSMAN ON HOUSE STEPS OF CAPITOL – TAKEN BY DEV O’NEILL CONGRESSMAN AT FOUTAIN IN FRONT OF CAPITOL – WEST FRONT 5/25/77 ROLL E 58-127M ALICE KELLY, RUTH WALL, GRACE CARTER IN WASHINGTON OFFICE WITH CONGRESSMAN 5/26/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH LARRY COMER, SMALL BUSINESSMAN OF YEAR IN D. C. OFFICE 6/1/77 WHITE HOUSE PHOTO OF B-1 BOMBER PROPONENTS WITH PRES. CARTER 6/7/77 ROLL 778: JACK HARDAGE FAMILY WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE JUNE 6, 1977 PHOTO OF SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION’S 1977 D. C. NATIONAL CONVENTION (CONGRESSMAN WITH DALE WILSON, SBA WINNER FROM CALIFORNIA) NEGATIVE INCLUDED (ADDITIONAL PHOTOS AVAILABLE FROM GEORGE BROWN SBA PHOTOGRAPHER 653-6545 6/10/77 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH JOE LUNSFORD, ELIZABETH LUNSFORD JUNE 26, 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH REP. SIKES, DONNA RICE, JANE DAVIS 6/5 SENT TO: BEVERLY GREER 17 WEST 12 ST. COLS. GA. 31902 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN D. C. OFFICE WITH INTERN. ED. JENKINS JUNE 21, 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH INTERN, ED JENKINS , OF COLUMBUS JB WOULD LIKE SOME MORE PIX WITH ED JUNE 27, 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH ED JENKINS, INTERN FROM COLUMBUS, ON HOUSE STEPS OF U. S. CAPITOL JULY 1, 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN FRONT OF U. S. CAPITOL HOUSE SIDE (WEST FRONT) JULY 1, 1977 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY WITH INTERN, ED JENKINS, OF COLUMBUS, ON CAPITOL WEST FRONT LAWN AND AT BUCKEYE TREE JULY 5, 1977 PARTY FOR INTERN, ED JENKINS, IN D. C. OFFICE JULY 5, 1977 CONGRESSMAN WITH INTERN BARBARA FAIRWELL, OF COLS. AND SENATOR NUNN’S INTERNS IN D. C. OFFICE 7/12/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH 4-HER’S JAY NEWBERRY, OF POWERSVILLE JOSH SHAFFER, OF HAMILTON LORI COLLINS, OF BYRON ROBIN RAY, OF FT. VALLEY 7/15/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH 4-HER’S JAY NEWBERRY, OF POWERSVILLE JOSH SHAFFER, OF HAMILTON LORI COLLINS, OF BYRON ROBIN RAY, OF FT. VALLEY ON WEST FRONT OF CAPITOL 7/15/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH 4-HERS JAY NEWBERRY, LORI COLLINS, ROBIN RAY, JOSH SHAFFER OUTSIDE CAPITOL AND IN D. C. OFFICE 7/15/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH URBAN LEAGUE GROUP COLUMBUS, AND ELIZABETH LUNSFORD & INTERN BARBARA FAIRWELL IN WASHINGTON, D. C. OFFICE 7/25/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH GRANDSON TOM BRINKLEY AT WHITE HOUSE PICNIC WITH PRESIDENT CARTER JULY 27, 1977 CONGRESSMAN WITH GRANDSON, TOM, AND COUSIN, KATHI JONES, ON CAPITOL STEPS (HOUSE-EAST FRONT) 8/1/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH GRANDSON TOM AND KATHI JONES, OF COLUMBUS, IN D. C. OFFICE 8/3/77 CONGRESSMAN AND D. C. STAFF WITH INTERN, BARBARA FAIRWELL, OF COLUMBUS, AT HER GOING AWAY PARTY 8//3/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH NAPP & SARAH GRANADE, OF WARNER ROBINS, AND GARRETTS OF COLUMBUS, ON CAPITOL STEPS 8/8/77 PRINTS OF CONGRESSMAN WITH SPEAKER TIP O’NEILL AND TOM AND BETTY GARRETT OF COLUMBUS 8/9/77 PRINTS OF CONGRESSMAN WITH SPEAKER TIP O’NEILL, REV. NAPP GRANADE AND FAMILY (WIFE SARAH AND SON, NELSON) OF WARNER ROBINS 8/9/77 CONGRESSMAN’S COUSIN BRINK LINDSEY, OF TALLAHASSEE, AND BOYD MURPHEY. OF TALLAHASSEE, IN D. C. OFFICE AND ON CAPITOL STEPS 8/12/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH INTERNS KIM PEED AND SUSAN DUNCAN AT F. B. I. BUILDING AND WEST FRONT OF CAPITOL 8/16/77 NEGATIVE FROM AMERICANA FOR CONSTITUTION ACTION— SENT BY CHARLES BAKER CRAYDRAFT TAKEN AT THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD REDEPTIION OF CONGRESSMAN AND CHARLENE CRAYCRAFT RECEIVED 8/23/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH BEVERLY BULLOCK AND SYLVIA OF WARM SPRINGS IN WASHINGTON, D. C. OFFICE 9/9/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH NATHAN AND IDA BELLE NOLAN, BILL TOMLIN, AND MARILYN MCCARD IN WASHINGTON OFFICE 9/13/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH REP. BILLY EVANS AND MARGARET HENDERSON AND MARGELYN FORDHAM OF RAGBASE 10/3/77 COLOR NEGATIVES CONGRESSMAN WITH JOHNSON HENSON AND OTHERS IN FRONT OF CAPITOL 6/14/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH COLS. POSTAL CARRIERS IN FRONT OF CAPITOL 9/16/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH SENIOR CITIZENS FROM PEACH, UPSON, ETC, COUNTIES 9/23/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH ELIZABETH LUNSFORD AND HOUSING AUTHORITY 10/8/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH DRS. STEVE DAMM (ANNE) OF BETHESDA, MD. CHRISTINA DAMM AND DAMM AND TOM MUNZELL (KAREN) AND CHILDREN PORTSMOUTH, VA. TIA MUNZEL 10/3/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH MARTIN GRIZZARD OF THOMASTON MR. & MRS. B. G. ADAMS – THOMASTON AND DAUGHTER JENN. GROUP ON WEST FRONT OF CAPITOL 10/4/77 CATHERINE BIGGERS OF COLUMBUS AND CONGRESSMAN ON WEST FRONT CAPITOL LAWN 10/11/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH AUSA FROM FT. BEON HOUSE STEPS MR. BETHELL EDRINGTON OCOLS. AND LEM DOWNING OF PHENIX CITY 10/18/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH ROBBIE ROBBINS (WARNER ROBINS) AND H. F. COOK ON HOUSE STEPS 10/18/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH VP MONDALE, REPS. FLYNT AND SIKES 10/19/77 1 FAYE & CHARLES KNIGHT AND RICHARD HYATT & OTHERS W/ CONG. ON HOUSEN STEPS 2 RICHARD HYATT IN OLD SUPREME COURT CHAMBER – CAPITOL 10/19/77 1977 MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOS MR. & MRS. JACK STROUD OF COLS WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE 10/25/77 CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. WITH JAMES CALVIN MERCER, FORSYTH, 3RD DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE TO D. C. YMCA SEMINAR 10/29/77 CONGRESSMAN WITH JULIAN AND SUE WHATLEY AND DEBBIE ON HOUSE STEPS 10-27-77 CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE WITH MARIAN HALL AND MARY FRANCES NALL 10-27-77 ROBERT EARL (BOBBY) GOOLSBY AND WIFE SHARON, MOTHER MELBA, FRIEND JEANETTE HILL ALL OF COLS. WITH CONGRESSMAN ON HOUSE STEPS 11-2-77 MRS. RUBY (WALTER) FARR& MARY MURPHY (COLS) WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE 11/2/77 CHUCK WRIGHT AND FATHER SHERIFF CHARLIE WRIGHT OF BUTLER, GA. WITH CONGRESSMAN ON HOUSE STEPS 11-2-77 CONGRESSMAN WITH – GOVERNOR GEORGE BUSBEE AND MAYOR JACK MICKLE AT MARTINQUE MOTEL COLUMBUS, GEORGIA LEGISLATIVE BREAKFAST 11/18/77 CONGRESSMAN IN WASHINGTON OFFICE – CLOSE UP SHOTS 12/7/77 CONGRESSMAN AT DULLES AIRPORT 12/7/77 CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY LEAVING COLS RESIDENCE FOR WASHINGTON (USED IN JANUARY, 1978 NEWSLETTER) TAKEN BY BOB WADE DEC. 1977 LINDSEY CREEK BY-PASS/I-185 PHOTOS BY BOB WADE DEC. 1977 CHROMAKEY FOR TELEVISION PHOTO TAKEN BY BOB WADE CONGRESSMAN WITH ANDREA GAYLORD (DAUGHTER OF MR. & MRS. CHARLES GAYLORD OF SCARSDALE, N. Y. – FORMERLY OF LAGRANGE) DURING INAUG. 1/20/78 INTERNS IRENE HURST (LAGRANGE) AND MARGARET SCOTT (WEST POINT) WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS JUNE 1979 TOM GRANT OF PERRY WITH JB - JUNE 25, 1979 SPRING FLING 5/26/79 THOMASTON – APPEARED IN CHARLES GORDY’S PAPER INTERNS IRENE HURST, MARGARET SCOTT, KATHY MOBLEY WITH JB – JUNE 1979 PHOTOS: JB WITH PRESIDENT GA. DELEGATION SERVED AS ESCORT BEFORE SALT II SPEECH, 6/18/79 7/9/79 – COLOR PHOTOS OF JB AND INTERNS CAPITOL SENT 4 HEAD SHOTS OF JB IN COLS. FOR LAW CLUB COMPOSITE KATHLEEN VAN BLARCOM COLUMBUS WITH JB ON CAPITOL STEPS – JUNE 1979 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR BROOKS BURDETTE IN JB’S OFFICE – JUNE 20TH, 18979 GOOD PHOTO OF JB 10/78 – TAKEN AT ROBINS USED FOR JULY NEWSLETTER AND WASHONGTON WEEKLY MISC. PICS OF CAPITOL AND RAYBURN BUILDING – SUMMER 1979 TAYLOR COUNTY KEY CLUB ON CAPITOL STEPS WITH JB – JULY 10, 1979 JB WITH 4-H CLUB AND FHA JULY 11, 1979 INTERNS CHAN WHITE (FORT VALLEY) AND BETSY BAKER (MONTEZUMA) WITH JB JULY 1979 AMERICUS CONGRESSIONAL WORKSHOP 9/1/79 PHOTOS FROM MISS WHEELCHAIR, GA. SEPT. 1979 JB IN OFFICE OCT. 1979 FORSYTH CONGRESSIONAL WORKSHOP 10/6/79 PHOTOS: JOINT VA COMMITTEE HEARING ON VA MEDICAL PROGRAM 10/25/79 11/5/79 JOHN BOTS, AMERICUS; FRANCES THOMAS, MRS. THOMAS OF AMERICUS W/ JB PHOTOS: AMERICAN LEGION & JB (NATIONAL COMMANDER) 11/10/79 UPSON COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL WORKSHOP THOMASTON, GA. COURTHOUSE SWEARING IN CEREMONY OF 95TH CONGRESS 1/77

BOX 329 PHOTOGRAPHS 1980-1982 (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title CONG. BRINKLEY AND CHRIS DELAPORTE 1/25/80 – WARM SPRINGS MEETING 1/31/80 CONGRESSMAN WITH MARK KAMENSKY, SALLIE TURNER, MARTHA DICUS, ANN CRAWLEY (INTERNS) OUTSIDE CAPITOL IN SNOW PHOTOS: DR. BEN SILITONGA OF INDONESIS WITH CONGRESSMAN IN D. C. OFFICE 2/6/80 CONGRESSMAN W/INTERNS ELIZABETH RAINES MAGGIE DUFFY INTERNS MR. & MRS. FAY ON CAP. STEPS CONG. MONTGOMERY & GROUP 2/25/80 CONGRESSMAN W/ BILLY & MARY ANNE MITCHAM. THOMASTON CONGRESSMAN W/ COLONEL GROVE 2/25/80 CONGRESSMAN W/ INTERNS MAGGIE DUFFY & ELIZABETH RAINES & SUE PARKER OF COLUMBUS (TALMADGE INTERN) & KIMBERLY SELF OF COLUMBUS 2/25/80 CONGRESSMAN W/ SUE PARKER OF COLUMBUS MARK KAMENSKY OF COLUMBUS 2/28/80 GEN. PATTON W/ JB IN WARNER ROBINS PHOTOS OF JB AND ANNE CROWLY (INTERN) APRIL 23, 1980 3/13/80 MARGARET BRINKLEY W/ CONG. ON CAPITOL STEPS BOB JONES & WIFE OF COLS (RACHEL) EMMETT JONES OF COLS. 3/19 CONGRESSMAN W/ PAUL & JAY BELK, CONS OF DIXON BELK OF MANCHESTER 3/19 CONGRESSMAN W/ COLS SCHOOL PATROLS – DONNA PAYNE CONGRESSMAN W/ BILLY KEY, SEN. NUNN’S INTERN AT GRANT MONUMENT WEST FRONT OF CAPITOL PRESS: PHOTO FROM WARNER ROBINS DAILY SUN OF JB AT 2/15/80 OPENING OF MENTAL HEALTH UNIT OF WARNER ROBINS – HOUSTON COUNTY HOSPITAL 3/21 CONGRESSMAN W/ AMERICUS JAYCEES 4/2/80 SHUMATE GROUP GATE FELLOWSHIP SCHOOL NEGATIVE IN (?) BAND FOLDER 4/2/80 SOUTHLAND BAIL VISITORS 4/3/80 GLOSSY OF LAURA MCCARTHY 4/16/80 PHOTO OF JB WITH PHIL JONES, RAY BALDWIN, BEN EASTERLIN AND FRANK MOORE 4/22 SUSAN BEGGARS OF KINGSPORT, TENN. IN JB’S OFFICE 4/29 PHOTOS: JULIE & JOHN BISHOP OF PERRY, GA 4/30/80 JB WITH PAGE ED GLANBUS PHOTOS: 5/14/80 MED. ASSN. OF GA. LUNCHEON – U. S. CAPITOL 5/15/80 JB WITH RON & BETH PRICE OF COLS. AND VIVIAN BONTA PHOTOS: 5/22/80 MR. & MRS. PETE (VIRGINIA) PAGE AND MR. & MRS. JIM DAY WITH CONGRESSMAN ON CAPITOL STEPS 5/23/80 & 5/24/80 PHOTOS: FORT HOOD TRIP 6/17/80 JB WITH HARBUCKS OF FORSYTH, GA ALSO SEE PHOTO – PRESS RELEASE FILE 7/3/80 CONGRESSMAN IN FRONT OF CAPITOL WITH RUTH ANNE HOUSER, PAULA SCHMINK, AND JAY MORGAN INTERNS 7/14/80 JB & FBLA MEMBERS TAYLOR CTY (MRS. JIM RUSSELL) AND BUENA VISTA (TAYLOR & ARLENE HARRIS) 7/14/80 JB & FBLA MEMBERS AND HARRIS CTY. (KENNY GRIFFIN) 1980 PHOTOGRAPHS – 96TH CONGRESSIONAL EDITION OF THE PICTORIAL DIRECTORY 11/12/80 PHOTOS: 9/8/80 CONGRESSMAN W/ ANN WILSON, PAGE, FROM LESLIE, GA. 9/18/80 CONGRESSMAN WITH COMMANDER ERNEST PITOCHELLI OF AMVETS AT CON GRESSIONAL RECEPTION 9/18/80 JB W/ NATL. COMMANDER, DAV, STAN PEALER 4/24/80 CONGRESSMAN WITH MR. ROY PARK AT BREAKFAST HOSTED BY REPS. JIM BROYHILL & GARY LEE 10/2/80 PHOTOS: NEW 5X7 CROPPED OF JB FOR MEDIA (CROPPED FROM NATL. COMMANDER OF DAV, STAN PARKER, W/ JB & CHUCK WRIGHT PHOTO CONTACT SHEETS BY FRANCIS(?) 10/30/80 10/80 AMERICAN LEGION – CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION 11/14/80 JB & SOUTHLAND ACADEMY ALSO SEE PHOTO/PRESS RELEASE FILE PHOTOS PR 1981 PHOTOS – JAN. 1981 PHOTOS: WARCHDOG OF TREASURY AWARD – 1980 NATL. ASSOCIATED BUSINESSMEN (2 DUPLICATES IN WATXHDOG OF TREASURY AWARD IN PRESS FILE) JB IN OFFICE 10/21 1/23/81 JB (?) INAUGURATION GUESTS 1/29/81 PHOTOS: JB W/WILSON JOHNSON. NFIB PRESIDENT PRESENTING GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS AWARD 1/30/81 INTERNS, CHAPELL, COIN, AND MEREISS WITH JB AT CAPITOL JAN. 28, 1981 JB AND CAPITOL (JB HAS PRINTS IN HIS DESK DRAWER) 1/29/81 INTERNS HOSTAGE PARADE 1/29/81 INTERNS, ABBY COIN, PEGGY MERISS, & LINDA CHAPELL WITH QUESTIONAIRES 2/24/81 PHOTOS: PENSACOLA, FLA. LUNCHEON W/ REP HUTTO RHOB – WASHINGTON, D. C. 3/5/81 JB AND GA. MUNICIPAL ASS. MANCHESTER, GA. DELEGATES ALSO SEE PHOTO PRESS RELEASE FILE 3/17/81 PHOTOS: DOUG BODENHAMER OF COLUMBUS 3/20/81 PHOTOS: DR. PETTIGREW, PRES., FT. VALLEY STATE COLLEGE IN OFFICE PHOTOS: 3/23/81 COLUMBUS SCHOOL PATROLS (JIM MCMULLEN OF COLS) PHOTOS 1981 VERNE ORR, SECT. OF AIR FORCE W/ JB 3/20 PHOTOS: MR. & MRS. HUGO (CHRISTINE) STARLING OF THOMASTON AND GRANDDAUGHTER, CHRISTY CLIFF, OF MIDLAND IN DC OFFICE 3/20 PHOTOS: MRS. OLLIE TARVER, GAE CONGRESSIONAL CONTACT TEAM OF COLUMBUS IN DC OFFICE PHOTOS 3/23 HENRY PECKHAM. OF COLUMBUS, GROUP 3/31 PHOTOS: SOLOMON FAMILY, OF WARNER ROBINS, MARCH OF DIMES 1958 POSTER FAMILY PHOTOS: 3/21/81 MR. HOBGOOD MRS WYNN AMERICUS PROJECTS: SUMTER COUNTY ANDERSONVILLE – PHOTOS OF GEORGIA & IOWA MONUMENTS Ga. DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES/-> TAMARA BIBB & CATHERINE P. BRUCE … * (NO PICTURES MAILED) 6/81 PHOTOS: 1 ROSALYN HARBUCK. FLOYD GREENE, GRORGE HUNT GEORGIA HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION W/JB IN DC OFFICE 2 MILCON SC MTG CHAIRING W/ REP MONTGOMERY 6/81 – JB WITH GEORGIA PEANUT PRINCESS, SHANNON ACORD 7/81 PHOTOS – JESSI TAYLOR. MARGARET BELCHER, MUHSAM FAMILY CLAYTON ROWE FAMILY, CAROLINE SHERMAN, LARRY JAMES FAMILY 7/81 PHOTOS: FRAN WORRELL AND JB IN DC OFFICE PHOTOS: 7/81 – 4-HERS NEIL BROWN, DOUG CHAPMAN ON CAPITOL STEPS W/ JB PHOTOS: 8/6/81 CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNCIL GEORGIA – ALABAMA BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA ON CAPITOL STEPS KEITH TEWELL PHOTOS FIKE 8/20/81 CONG. BRINKLEY ANNE – 3 4-H PICS. IN HERE. JB HAD ME MAIL ALL 3 TO HIM SO HE COULD SEND OUT FROM DOWN THERE. ALSO SENT STAMPED & ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO NEIL BROWN. JOYCE (EMPTY) PHOTOS 4-H’S FROM PEACH COUNTY 9/11/81 (CHAPMAN, JOE) BROOKSTONE SCHOOL 10/17/81 NAN PATE 6/81 PHOTOS FROM MOBILE HOME MAGAZINE OF JB PHOTOS: 10/23/81 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND JB SPEAKER REP. DYSON AND OTHERS PHOTOS: RHONDA TURNAGE AND DALE BROWN WITH CONGRESSMAN PHOTOS: 5/81 KEITH JEWELL’S PHOTOS OF JB IN FRONT OF CAPITOL 1981 PHOTOS: LEWIS & KATHY BRYANT W/ JB JOYCE MALOOF W/ JB PHOTOS: RALPH JOHNSON, WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CLAIRE SMITH, WR INTERN W/ JB ON CAPITOL STEPS REBECCA SHAW, REP, JENKINS INTERN W/JB ON CAPITOL STEPS PHOTOS: 6/23/81 JB WITH INTERNS CHIP MANNING & LISA LEWIS IN FRONT PF CAPITOL PHOTOS: NEW 6/81 PHOTOS OF JB IN FRONT OF CAPITOL 7/30/81 PHOTOS – BILL BUSH & EMILY BROWN ON STEPS OF CAPITOL – HOUSE FRONT – EAST FRONT PHOTOS: REP GEORGE HOOKS (COPY TO AM. TIMES RECORDER) 9/81 PHOTOS: LUCINDA FAY DALLAS THOMASTON KIM RAGLAND, PERRY W/JB INTERNS WITH SEN. NUNN 1982 PHOTOS: PHOTO OF OIL PAINTING OF USS NEW JERSEY BATTLESHIP 2/82 PHOTOS LOCKHEED PHOTO OF C-5A GALAXY AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT PHOTOS JB IN COMMITTEE ROOM & IN FRONT OF RAYBURN W/INTERN T PEAK 3/2/82 JB PICTURES IN OFFICE & FRONT OF RAYBURN – (HEAD SHOTS) 3-5-82 PHOTOS: STEVE DUGAN, MARK KAMEMSKY, GOLD STAR WIVES FEDERAL CHARTER 6:11 PHOTOS: 3/6/82 JB W/EUGENE WRIGHT OF CUSSEETA & J. B. IN OFFICE 9/82 PHOTOS OF JB IN FRONT OF CAPITOL BY KEITH JEWELL (MORE ON ORDER) MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOS OF JB 3/9/82 JB VISIT W/ BOB SWEENY PHOTOS; 3/10/82 JB W/LISA SPIVEY & ROBYN HAYNES – PHOTOS: JB & MRS. LINDA-JOYCE PARKER 3/22/82 2/23/82 PHOTOS: TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH AND COLS SCHOOL PATROLS 3/24/82 SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL CLUB…W/ ANNE HALL 3/18/82-PHOTO’S …JB WITH JAYCEES PHOTOS 3/82 – MIL CON SC TAKEN IN VETS COMMITTEE ROOM 4 7 10 4/14/82 JB’S OFC. 4-PRINTS PHOTOS: JB W/ PAGE, BOBBY BUSH, OF WARNER ROBINS PHOTOS: 6/29/82 JB & BUCKY BOWLES FAMILY, LINDA MCCORMICK & CHILDREN 11/81 PHOTOS – JB WITH AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERS ED JENSEN AND SCOTT CORNETT PHOTO OF JIM SNYDER (MAILED ON 3/01/82) PHOTOS 2/1/82 GOLD STAR WIVES PRESENTATION TO JB MRS. GERALDINE CHITTICK, EDITH KNOWLES, PAULA MUTH JB AND REP. NICHOLS ON STEPS OF U/ S. CAPITOL – JUNE 1979 – PIC IN JULY NEWSLETTER JB W/ JOHN BARRETT (PERRY) JOANN HANLIN (LIZELLA TOM DAVIS KATHY BRYANT 4-H (EMPTY) (NOT IN FOLDER) CARD WITH NOTE AND 2 UNLABELED PICTURES PHOTOGRAPH OF JACK BRINKLEY AND WILSON JOHNSON (NFIB PRESIDENT)

BOX 330 PHOTOGRAPHS NO DATES (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title TUBE MAILED TO MISS ANN CREEK ROOM 2470 RAYBURN BLDG. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20525 FRAMED ITEM DEDICATED TO CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY BY THE SMITH’S IDEA FOLDER 53 2 (CAN’T READ THE REST BUT I THINK THAEA ARE NEGATIVES) MISCELLANEOUS NEGATIVES & CONTACT SHEETS (NO TITLE) (NO TITLE BUT LOOKS LIKE MOSTLY NEGATIVES) (NO FOLDER OR ENVELOPE BUT PICTURE LOOKS LIKE JB WITH BOY SCOUTS WITH THE A NOTE ATTACHED – MRS. MARION WEBBER 404-563-1403 TIM WEBBER 2830 LYNDA LANE COLUMBUS, GA 31906 PHOTOGRAPHS – MISCELLANEOUSPHOTOS: MISCELLANEOUS (OF CONGRESSMAN)PHOTPGRAPHS—PERSONAL –NEGATIVE PHOTOS: PORTRAIT PROOFS (OLAN MILLS) PHOTOS: PEANUT PRINCESS (HANDING CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY AN INE CREAM CONE) CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY – ON TELEPHONE WITH CAPITOL BACKGROUND MAR 29 1979 FIRST CLASS MAIL PLEASE HAND STAMP PHOTO ENCLOSED MAILED TO 3RD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE P. O. BOX 6526 COLUMBUS, GA. 31907 PHOTOGRAPH PHOTOS FOR POSSIBLE USE IN BROUCHURE 40”X60” POSTERS-PHOTOS OF JB SLIDES OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY IN FRONT OF HORSESHOE ENTRANCE RHOB – SEPTEMBER, 1976 JACK BRINKLEY PHOTOGRAPHS 1966-1978 MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOS – SENT TO CARL BRINKLEY FOR CIVITAN PRAYER BOOK (ALSO SENT PHOTOS OF YON KIPPUR WAR VISIT AFTER CEASE FIRE IN NOV. 1973 PHOTO FILE) (LOOSE PHOTOGRAPHS) JB PHOTOS 3006 1976 TO JONORABLE JACK T. BRINKLEY 4108 APPALACHIAN WAY COLUMBUS, GA. 31907 JB PHOTOS PHOTOS FOR DM LO HAND CARRY TO D. C. FORT BENNING TOUR-GEN. YORK & GEN, MOUNT PHOTO FILE 1968 PHOTOS: COLONEL HOPE & COLONEL READ LOOSE POTO OF CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY

BOX 331 PERSONAL LETTERS 1965-1968 Folder Title 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS. 1965 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS 1966 C-3 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS 1966 D-H 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS 1966 J-P 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS 1966 R-Z PERSONAL LETTERS – 1967 DIVIDER 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1967, CHRISTMAS CARDS 1967 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1967, HOSPITAL STAY 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1967. A’S AND B’S 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1967, C’S 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONNAL LETTERS. 1967, D’S – I’S 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1967, J’S – M’S 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS. 1967, N’S – V’S 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1967, W’S-Z’S PERSONAL LETTERS – 1968 DIVIDER 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS. A’S – F’S 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1968, G’S – N’S 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1968, P’S – Z’S

BOX 332 PERSONAL LETTERS 1969-1972 Folder Title PERSONAL LETTERS – 1969 DIVIDER 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1969, CHRISTMAS CARDS 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS 1969 A’S – D’S 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1969, E’A – J’S 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1969, K’S – R’S 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1969, S’S – Z’S PERSONAL LETTERS 1969 DIVIDER (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SYMPATHY CARDS RECEIVED UPON THE DEATH OF JACK BRINKLEY’S GRANDFATHER 1970 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1970, A’D – D’S 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1970, E’S – L’S 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1970, ,’S – R’S 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1970,S’D – Z’S 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CHRISTMAS CARDS 1971 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1971, A-D 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1971, E-K 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1971, L-P 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1971, R-Y PERSONAL LETTERS – 1972 DIVIDER 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1972,A’S – D’S 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1972, E’S – K’S 17. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1972, L’S – Q’S 18. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS, 1972, R’S – Z’S

BOX 333 PERSONAL LETTERS 1973-1977 Folder Title PERSONEL – 1973 DIVIDER (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MILTON HIRSCH AND CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY’S ENDORSEMENT IN 1973 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LETTERS REGARDING ENDORSEMENT OF MILTON HIRSCH 1973 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1973, A-B 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1973, C-H 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1973, J’S-P’S 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1973, R’S-Y’S PERSONAL LETTERS – 1974 DIVIDER 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1974, A’S-F’S 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1974, G’S-N’S 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1974,P’S-S’S 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1974, T’S-W’S PERSONAL LETTERS – 1975 DIVIDER 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1975, A’S-D’S 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1975, E’S-K’S 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1975, L’S-R’S 12. -MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1975, S’S-Y’S 1976 PERSONAL LETTERS DIVIDER 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1976,A’S-D’S 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1976, E’S-K’S 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1976, L’S-R’S 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1976, S’S-W’S 17. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1977, A-E 18. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1977, F-M 19. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1977, N-W

BOX 334 PERSONAL LETTERS 1978-1982 Folder Title 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – CONCERNING DR. DAN CALLAHAN AND HIS PRISON SENTENCE 1978-1980 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – STAY IN BETHESDA HOSPITAL FEB 28, 1978 MARCH 6, 1978 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1978 A-G 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1978 H-O 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1978 P-W 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1979 A-E 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1979 F-L 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1979 M-W 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1980 A-G 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1980 H-R 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1980 S-W 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1981 A-H 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1981 J-P 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1981 R-W (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION POLITICAL LETTERS – 1981 A-I (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION POLITICAL LETTERS – 1981 J-O (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION POLITICAL LETTERS – 1981 P-W (NOT NUMBERED) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTIOMN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE NEWSLETTERS, 1981 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1982 A-B 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1982 C-H 17. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PERSONAL LETTERS – 1982 J-W

BOX 335 CARD FILES A-B Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) A-BRINKLEY, R. T. (NOT NUMBERED) BRINKLEY, R. CROWDER (NOT NUMBERED) BATES, J. – BLOSCH (NOT NUMBERED) BLOUNT – BRIGHT, W. (NOT NUMBERED) BRIGHT - BURNETT

BOX 336 CARD FILE C-F Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) CARTW – COLE, R. (NOT NUMBERED) COLE, ROB – CRISWELL (NOT NUMBERED) CRIT – DAWSON, M. (NOT NUMBERED) CROWDUS – FOX (NOT NUMBERED) DAN – DUNCAN, E.

BOX 337 CARD FILE F-H Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) DUNCAN, K. - EZELL (NOT NUMBERED) FABER – FREEMAN, R. (NOT NUMBERED) FR - GODDARD (NOT NUMBERED) GODDARD - GW (NOT NUMBERED) FRAE – HILL, C.

BOX 338 CARD FILE H-K Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) HA – HARRIS, I. (NOT NUMBERED) HARRIS. J. - HESTON (NOT NUMBERED) HEU - HORNE (NOT NUMBERED) HILL - KY (NOT NUMBERED) HORNER, JACKSON, O.

BOX 339 CARD FILES Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) JONES, K. - KINGS (NOT NUMBERED) KINK – LEDGER (NOT NUMBERED) L - MITCHELL (NOT NUMBERED) LEDGER - LUO (NOT NUMBERED) LUP - MCLE

BOX 340 CARD FILE MC-P Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) MAX - MOON (NOT NUMBERED) MCLE - MAX (NOT NUMBERED) MOON – NELSON, D. (NOT NUMBERED) NELSON, DO - PARK (NOT NUMBERED) PARKER – PHILLIPS

BOX 341 CARD FILE P-S Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) PHIL - Q (NOT NUMBERED) Q – SMITH, N. (NOT NUMBERED) ROB - SARGIS (NOT NUMBERED) SARN - SIMM (NOT NUMBERED) SMITH, W - STUART

BOX 342 CARD FILE S-W Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) SIMM – SMITH, W. (NOT NUMBERED) STUART – THOMPSON, B. (NOT NUMBERED) THOMPSON, B. - TYSON (NOT NUMBERED) U - WASM (NOT NUMBERED) WATER - WHITE

BOX 343 CARD FILE W-Z Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL AND 1976 UNIV. GA. MERIT AWARD CERT.  93RD CONGRESS YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  MC  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  XYZ 95TH CONGRESS  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z 94TH CONGRESS YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  MC  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  XYZ (NOT NUMBERED) (NO TITLE)  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  MC  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  XYZ  REYNOLDS  BYRAN  BONAIRE  BUTLER  CRAWFORD  BYRON  CHATTAHOOCHEE  DOOLEY  FT VALLEY  HARRIS  IDEAL  KATHERINE  MACON  MARION  MARSHALLVILLE  MERIWETHER  MONROE  MONTEZUMA  MUSELLA  OGLETHORPE  PERRY  ROBERTA  ACHLEY  THOMASTON  SUMPTER  TROUP  TALBOT  W. ROBINS  TAYLOR (NOT NUMBERED) WICH - WITZ (NOT NUMBERED) WOFF - ZU (NOT NUMBERED) ACADEMIES  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  MC  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  XYZ  INQURIES  APPLICANTS 1982  PREP SCHOOL  CADETS MILITARY  CADETS AIR FORCE  CADETS NAVAL  CADETS MERCHANT MAR.  GRADUATES  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  MC  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  XYZ

BOX 344 CARD FILE R-Z Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) RAA - ROB (NOT NUMBERED) SMITH, N. - V (NOT NUMBERED) W - XYZ

BOX 345 CARD FILE A-P Folder Title (NOT NUMBERED) AA-AIRLINES (NOT NUMBERED) ARM – BATES, B. (NOT NUMBERED) BURNETTE -- CARTWRIGHT (NOT NUMBERED) JACK – JONES J. V. (NOT NUMBERED) MITCHELL, J. PYR

BOX 346 APPOINTMENTS TO THE MILITARY ACADEMIES 1979-1983 Folder Title 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMIES: AIR FORCE 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMIES: COAST GUARD 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMIES: MERCHANT MARINE 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMIES: MILITARY 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMIES: NAVAL 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY INQUIRIES 1979 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FIEBIG. JEFFERY WILLIAM 1979 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION HICKS, BRET A. 1979 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JONES, NATHAN 1979 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY INQUIRIES 1980 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CANNELLA, DAVID A. 1980 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION KELLY, JAMES P. 1980 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MANGLONA, EFRAIN A. 1980 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MCGILLICUDDY, PAUL HAMILTON 1980 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION TURNER, STACY LEE 1980 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ALT, OLIVER BLANE, 1981 17. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LINSKI, DAVID M. 1981 18. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION WALTON, JAMES DEAN 1981 19. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION WILSON, GREG RAY, 1981 20. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION WRIGHT, DEGAS A. 1981 21. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY INQUIRIES 1982 22. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY WORKSHEETS 1982 23. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMIES: VACANCY NOTIFICATIONS 1982 24. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ANGLIN, RONALD FRED, 1982 25. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION COLLINS, KOHN H. 1982 26. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CRENSHAW, PATRICIA ANN, 1982 27. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION DUBLEY, DARYL KEVIN 1982 28. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ROGERS, MICHAEL KEITH, 1982 29. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION STAFFOLD, DAVID JOHNSTON, 1982 30. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SULLIVAN, DAVID JOSEPH 1982 31. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION TISDALE, NEAL CAMERON, 1982 32. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION WOOD, ZANE BIVINS, 1982 33. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY INQUIRIES 1983 34. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY WORKSHEETS: 1983 35. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BANDIERA, MICHAEL A. 1983 36. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BEAMESDERFER, HENRY C. JR. 1983 37. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BUSH, ROBERT WAYNE 1983 38. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CHASE, HARLEY E. III 1983 39. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CHILDES, WILLIE JAMES, 1982 40. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CLAYTON, ERICN VON 1980 41. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION DIANA, LISA ANNA 1983 42. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION EYNON, BRET THOMAS 1983 43. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION HAMILL, PAUL J. 1983 44. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION HARRIS, DEAN EARL 1983 45. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION HOWARD, CECILIA SORICE 1983 46. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION KING, WILLIE FRANK JR. 1983 47. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION KIRKPATRICK KEITH 1983 48. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION KNAPP, CHRISTOPHER DUNCAN 1983 49. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LEWIS, CHIPPER M. 1983 50. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MAKA, BRIAN, 1983 51. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MCSWAIN, THOMAS EUGENE 1983 52. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MINICK, GARY DEWAYNE 1983 53. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MULLIS, ASA DUKE IV 1983 54. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION OTIS, DAVID B. 1983 55. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PECK, CHRISTOPHER E. 1983 56. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION POWELL, BELINDA J. 1983 57. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PRESTON, DAVID MICHAEL 1983 58. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION REEDM DAVID MICHAEL 1983 59. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION RICHARDSON, WILLIAM RONALD 1983 60. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION RICKARD, PAUL DANIEL, 1983 61. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ROWE, ROBERT STEVEN 1983 62. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION WILSON, JEFFREY HEBER 1983 63. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ACADEMY INQUIRIES 1984 INQUIRIES DIVIDER APPLICANTS (1981) DIVIDER AIR FORCE CANDIDAYES DIVIDER MIL. ACAD. CANDIDATES DIVIDER NAVAL ACAD. CANDIDATEA DIVIDER M/M ACAD CANDIDATES DIVIDER APPOINTMENTS DIVIDER

BOX 347 3RD DISTRICT MEETINGS 1973-1975 Folder Title BOX LID WITH 1974 CAMPAIGN ON IT (SHORTHAND NOT TRANSLATED – BEEN TOO LONG) 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL- LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL- LETTERS OF INVITATION 1973. 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL- LETTERS OF DECLINATION 1973 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL- GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 1973 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LETTER OF JANUARY 4, 1974, ANNOUNCING THE 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETING IN REYNOLDS 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LETTER OF JANUARY 11, 1974, ANNOUNCING THE 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETING IN REYNOLDS 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETING, JAN. 19, 1974 IN REYNOLDS, GEORGIA 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 6, 1974 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 1974-1975 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL DISTRICT CAUCUS IN COLUMBUS, NOV. 8, 1975 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1975 PERSONAL POLITICS FILE 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL TENATIVE LIST 1975 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION OFFERS TO WORK FOE JACK BRINKLEY, 1975 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 3RD DISTRICT COUNCIL- FIRST MEETING AUG. 21, 1973

BOX 348 “JACK BRINKLEY” ENVELOPES AND ADDRESS LABELS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED TO BOX) Folder Title #10 4 1/8 X 9 ½ BOX OF 500 ENVELOPES RETURN ADDRESS: CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 OFFICIAL BUSINESS JACK BRINKLEY M. C. FOR POSTAGE 500 (GUESS) PIECES OF STATIONARY FOR JACK BRINKLEY LISTS HIS DC ADDRESS AND AREA SERVED AND COMMITTEES WITH A FEW SMALL SLIPS BELIEVED TO BE NOTES MAILING LABELS FOR JACK BRINKLEY (ABOUT 100 SHEETS OF 10) 3-15/03 X 7-1/2 ECRUWHITE ENVELOPES (250) FOR JACK BRINKLEY FLYER JACK BRINKLEY A MAN OF HIS WORD TOP OF THE CLASS (HANDFULL) BUSINESS SIZE ENVELOPES FOR JACK BRINKLEY NEEDS POSTAGE (SMALL HANDFULL)

BOX 349 INVITATIONS 1982 Folder Title 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED JAN 1982 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED FEB 1982 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED MAR 1982 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED APRIL 1982 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED MAY 1982 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED JUNE 1982 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED JULY 1982 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED AUG. 1982 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED SEPT. 1982 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED OCT. 1982 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED NOV. 1982 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS ACCEPTED DEC. 1982 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATIONS PENDING 1982 BOX LID THAT SEEMS TO BE USED TO STAND UP FILES

BOX 350 INVITATIONS DECLINED 1982 Folder Title 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF DISTRICT JAN 1982 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICTJAN 19820 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF DISTRICT FEB. 1982 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT FEB. 1982 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUTSIDE THE DISTRICT MARCH 1982 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT MARCH 1982 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF THE DISTRICT APRIL 1982 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT APRIL 1982 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF DISTRICT MAY 1982 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT MAY 1982 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF DISTRICT JUNE 1982 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED INSIDE THE DISTRICT JUNE 1982 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF THE DISTRICT JULY 1982 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT JULY 1982 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF THE DISTRICT AUGUST 1982 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED INSIDE THE DISTRICT AUGUST 1982 17. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUT OF DISTRICT SEPT. 1982 18. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT SEPT. 1982 19. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUTSIDE DISTRICT OCT. 1982 20. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT OCT. 1982 21. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUTSIDE DISTRICT NOV 1982 22. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT NOV 1982 23. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED OUTSIDE DISTRICT DEC 1982 24. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INVITATION DECLINED IN THE DISTRICT DEC 1982

BOX 351 VARIOUS BILLS & PROJECTS 1971-1981 Folder Title (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION COLUMBUS STATE DOCKS 1965-1972 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION STUDY OF ALTERNATE USES ON THE UPPER FLINT RIVER STATE OF GEORGIA, APRIL 1973 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ISSUES CONCERNING THE FLINT RIVER – CORPS OF ENGINEERS APPROPRIATES FY 1973 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ISSUES CONCERNING THE FLINT RIVER – ENVIRONMENTAL & ECONOMIC ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF SPEWRELL BLUFF DAM, 1973 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ISSUES CONCERNING THE FLINT RIVER 1971-1974 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SUBCOMMITTEE ON CIVIL DEFENSE CHAIRED BY JACK BRINKLEY, 1971-1972 (NO NUMBER) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ONE STATION UNIT TRAINING AT FT. BENNING 1979 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ADOPT A BUDDY 1977 VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION AGRICULTURE 1977 VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 FUND RAISING 1977 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 MAN OF THE YEAR 1977 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 SOCIAL SECURITY 1977 AND 1978 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 ENERGY 1977 AND 1978 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 SESQUICENTENNIAL 1978 COLUMBUS 1828-1978 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – ENERGY 9. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – I-185 10. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – OSUT (ONE STATION UNIT TRAINING) 11. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – REMBO-CHAMPUS 12. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 TENNIS 13. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – WARM SPRINGS 14. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – LANCE WARHEAD WEAPON 15. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 – LABOR REFORM BILL H. R. 8410 16. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VARIOUS BILLS AND PROJECTS 1977-1981 CORRIDOR Z 1979 17. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION GEORGIA DELEGATION MEETING CONCERNING THE STATE ACQUISITION OF THE ATLANTA PENITENTIARY, FEB. 5, 1982

BOX 352 FRAMED PICTURES, PLAQUES & AWARDS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED) Folder Title PICTURE MORRIS BROWN CERTIFICATE OLD PHOTO GEORGIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION IN APPRECIATION FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS AND TIRELESS EFFORTS IN PROMOTING LEGISLATION IN THE INTERESTS OF FARMERS AND AGRICULTURE DURING HIS 16 YEARS IN THE U. S. CONGRESS DECEMBER 6, 1982 IN APPRECIATION OF THE INVALUABLE SERVICES AND COOPERATION RXTENDED MAY IT BE KNOWN THAT THIS CERTIFICATE HAS BEEN PRESENTED BY TROUP COUNTY AGRICULTURE FAIR PRESENTED THIS 13TH DAY OF MAY, 1978 OFFICIAL UNIT CREST US ARMY CORP PF ENGINEERSONE OF ONE HUNDRED PROOF SETS OF THE COMMAND UNIT CREAT J. K. BRATTON LIEUTENANT GENERAL, USA COMMANDER U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO MY GOOD (?) AND SUPPORTER JACK! GOD BLESS YOU MAX CLELAND PRESENTED TO HONORARY BOARD MEMBER FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN BIRTH DEFECTS PREVENTION THE FIGHT FOR QUALITY OF LIFE AT BIRTH CHARLES L. MASSEY PRESIDENT MARCH OF DIMES BIRTH DEFECTS FOUNDATION THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT JACK THOMAS BRINKLEY HAS BEEN SELECTED TO APPEAR IN THE 1958-59 EDITION PF WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA TROPHY IN BOX FROM NFIB NATIONAL FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS 97TH CONGRESS

BOX 353 ARTIFACTS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED) Folder Title RED GUEST BOOK BOX OF COPIES OF POEM WRITTEN BY JACK BRINKLEY TO COLUMBUS COLLEGE PLAQUE FOR TENTH ANNIVERSARY 1971-1981 BOX PRE-DIE CUT LABELS FOR PRINTING COLUMBUS AMERICANA 1982 CALENDAR SMALL BOX  WOODEN JESUS 1ST  THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE P.O.BOX 6526 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31907 STAMP  3RD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE P. O. BOX 349 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31902 STAMP  HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY 2470 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 STAMP  HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY 2470 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 STAMP  HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY ROOM 2412 RAYBURN HOB WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 STAMP  HONORABLE JACK BRINKLEY ROOM 2412 RAYBURN HOB WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515 STAMP  COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRESSMAM JACK BRINKLEY 3RD DISTRICT, GEORGIA STAMP  DATE STAMP LEFT ON JAN 3  LASER ENGRAVED PENCIL HOLDER  WORRY STONE  JACK THOMES BRINKLEY RED BOLO TIE WITH 1978 PENNY  MANUAL PENCIL SHARPENER STEEL (?) DESK NAME PLATE FOR JACK BRINKLEY STEEL (?) DESK NAME PLATE FOR JACK BRINKLEY WITH MILITARY TRANSPORTATION PICTURES PLASTIC DESK NAME PLATE FOR CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY WOOD AND PLASTIC DESK NAME PLATE FOR DOT MILES

BOX 354 CORRESPONDENCE & INTERVIEWS WITH RADIO,TV & NEWSPAPERS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED) Folder Title MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CHRIS BONNER’S TIDBITS OF HIS COLUMNS IN THE SUNDAY LEDGER ENQUIRER, 1978  CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 95TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 124 WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978 NO. 33 CHRIS BONNER – TIPS FOR 3/12/78 COLUMN INSIDE.  CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 95TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 124 WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1978 NO. 74  CONGRESSIONAL RECORD PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 95TH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION VOL. 124 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1978 NO. 78 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH NEWSPAPER CONCERNING DIFFERENT TOPICS AND SUBJECTS NO DATES MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH NEWSPAPER CONCERNING DIFFERENT TOPICS AND SUBJECTS 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH NEWSPAPER CONCERNING DIFFERENT TOPICS AND SUBJECTS 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH NEWSPAPER CONCERNING DIFFERENT TOPICS AND SUBJECTS 1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH JACK GILCHRIST, DIRECTOR OF GILCHRIST NEWS SERVICE 1981-1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH NEWSPAPER CONCERNING DIFFERENT TOPICS AND SUBJECTS 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S CORRESPONDENCE WITH CHRIS BONNER, WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT FOR KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – RADIO – STATIONS OUTSIDE COLUMBUS  RADIO TAPE: 10/5/78 WMAZ DAVID PRICE VETERAN’S HOUSING BILL  RADIO TAPE 5/15/79 LOUISE GIIVONIE – GEORGIA NETWORK DELEGATION MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE  RADIO TAPE 2/14/79 WADE MEDLOCK-GEORGIA NET.- FARMERS MEETING-  WGST NEWSRADIO 92 WPCH FM STEREO 95  PRESS: WELLS, BILL – GA. NETWORK NEWS (RADIO) ATLANTA  PRESS: DORNBERG, DON WGST RADIO ATLANTA  PRESS: JOHN LISK – GA. RADIO NEWS SERVICE  PRESS 8/6/80 JOE MCCAFFREY “MEET THE MEMBER”  PRESS: MCCAFFREY, JOSEPH – WMAL RADIO WASHINGTON DC  HASS, MARK – WMAZ RADIO – DC HOUSE PRESS GALLERY 1981  PRESS: HUGHES, TOM – WGST RADIO – ATLANTA GA. RADIO NEWS SERVICE 1982  PRESS: BURNS, FRED – WGST RADIO – DC BUREAU (BURNS RADIO NETWORK)  PRESS: ANDY CASSELLS – WSB – TV ATLANTA WASHINGTON BUREAU  PRESS FILE: 11/15/79 WMAZ (MACON RADIO) – PAUL BELIVEAU, DAVID PRICE RE: JB’S TESTIMONY ON FED. PAY REFORM BEFORE HOUSE PO & CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE  BODEN, JEFF – WTOP RADIO – D. C. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – RADIO – WCGQ IN COLUMBUS 1978-1979  RADIO TAPE: 10/5/78 WCGQ BOB ESLEY  Radio tape: 10/12/78 WCGQ BOB ESLEY RE: ENERGY BILL & TAX BILL HOW JB WILL VOTE  RADIO TAPE – WAYNE BRYANT WCGQ SOUTHERN AIRLINES, CHINA-TAIWAN 3/28/79  RADIO TAPE (MARION) WITH MARK HERR-WCGQ TAX FREE BONDS FOR HOMES 9/11/79 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – RADIO – WVOV IN COLUMBUS 1978-1981  RADIO TAPE: 9/28/78 WVOC LEE JOHNSON DAVID SEAY GENERAL GUESTIONS  TELEPHONE INTERVIEW 5/23/79 MARCIA SHIPPLEY – WVOC FT. MITCHELL  RAPIO TAPE – LEE JOHNSON WVOC GENERAL: SOUTHERN AIRLINE, OSUT, FT. MITCHELL 3/28/79  PRESS: BLACK, SAM WVOC – COLS RADIO  PRESS 4/4/80 WDAK EDITORIAL ON RALPH NADER (COLUMBUS RADIO STATION)  TAPLEY, CHARLIE – WVOC RADIO COLUMBUS  PRESS: SEAY, DAVID WVOC RADIO COLUMBUS, GA. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – RADIO – WPHX, 19801982  PRESS: WPNX – BARRY STONE 1980  JIM TAYLOR, WPNX RADIO – COLUMBUS  PRESS: LEE, GLENN WPNX RADIO – COLUMBUS  PRESS: CARLYLE, KEN – WPNX RADIO; COLUMBUS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – RADIO – WRCG IN COLUMBUS 1979-1982  12/12/80 PRESS: WRCG RADIO, COLS & COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA – 2ND ANNUAL BENEFIT SHOW FOR GA. & SHERIFF’S ALAN BOYS RANCH  PRESS: MCCLURE, CHUCK – WRCG-WCGQ RADIO  TELEPHONE TAPE SYLVIA UNDERWOOD – PA OFF. FT. BENNING 1/31/79 – RE: SELECTIVE SERVICE PRESS: SYLVIA UNDERWOOD – WRCG  MCGEE, MARK – WRCG RADIO – COLUMBUS  PRESS 2/19/80 KIRK DORN WRCG RADIO – COLUMBUS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – TELEVISION WTVM CHANNEL 9, 1979/1982  PRESS: WINDHAM, CLIFF – CHANNEL 9 YV (WTVM) COLUMBUS  PRESS: HALL, SAM – TV9 – COLUMBUS (WTVM)  TELEVISION STATEMENT ALICE DYLAN WTVM 4/30/79  PRESS: KAREN CARNES – “GOOD DAY”CHANNEL 9 WTVM – TV COLS. JAN. 16, 1980 TV SHOW  PRESS: MOORE, BARBARA ANN – CHANNEL 9 – COLUMBUS WTVM-TV 1980  PRESS: LARRY WHITE, WHITE CO, OF COLUMBUS RE: JAYCEES TAPING FOR FORUM WTVM, CHANNEL 9 6:00 PM SUNDAYS 1980  PRESS: BILL WEST, CHANNEL 9 – COLUMBUS  PRESS: WOODS, MELANIE WTVM – TV VOLUMBUS 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – TELEVISION WRBL CHANNEL 3 – 1979-1981  RADIO TAPE 1/31/79 – COMMENTS GIVEN NOT AIRED BILL SCHAFFER WRBL TV  PITTMAN, FRANK WRBL – TV COLUMBUS 1980  PRESS: O’NEAL, TOM – WRBL – TV 1981  MCMICHAEL, DICK – WRBL-TV COLUMBUS 1981  PRESS: FABIANI, ROZELL WRBL TV COLUMBUS 1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – TELEVISION WYEA CHANNEL 38 – 1980-1982  PRESS: LEROY PAUL/WYEA-TV, COLUMBUS 1980  PRESS: O’NEAL, TOM – WYEA TV 1980  1-22-80 PRESS: WYEA – BRUCE FINLAND TV TAPE W/ INTERNS MARTHA DICUS, SALLIE TURNER, BROOKS PEAK, MARK KAMENSKY AND COBGRESSMAN  PRESS: WILSON, GLENN – WYEA TV – WASHINGTON BUREAU 1981  PRESS: LUQUIRE, JERRY – WYEA TV COLUMBUS CHANNEL 38 1981  PRESS: BLACK, BORDEN WYEA – TV (CH. 38) 1982  PRESS: AMADEO, YOLANDA – CHANNEL 38 – COLUMBUD 1982 WLTZ-TV MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY INTERVIEW OR CORRESPONDENCE – TELEVISION – STATIONS IN GEORGIA, 1979-1982  WXIA CHANNEL 11 – ATLANTA FILM INTERVIEW WITH JB –GINGRICH- 3/29/79 1979  10/25/79 TV INTERVIEW ANDY CASSELLS – COX BRDCSTG. CHANNEL 2 – ATLANTA RE: FT. MITCHELL AND CHOICE OF REGIONAL VETS CEMETARY  10/25/79 TV INTERVIEW ANDY CASSELLS – COX BRDCSTG. CHANNEL 2 – ATLANTA RE: FT. MITCHELL AND CHOICE OF REGIONAL VETS CEMETARY  PRESS: COWART, MERRITT, WLAG RADIO, LAGRANGE 1980  PRESS: 6/18/80 CREEL, VICKIE – WGST RADIO – ATLANTA 1980  HAIRSTON, MURIEL WMAZ-TV MACON 1981  PRESS: BENEMAN, JIM – WXIA – TV ATLANTA DC BUREAU 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTIONJACK BRINKLEY INTERVIEW AND CORRESPONDENCE – TELEVISION STATIONS OUTSIDE GEORGIA, 1980-1982  PRESS: 5/28/80 TV INTERVIEW WITH NORM WAGY, STORER BROADCASTING RE VETS INTEREST RATE LEGISLATION (HR 7458)  SIMPKINS, CAROL – NBC TV 1980  PRESS: MYERS, LISA NBC-TV 1982  PRESS: GOTTLIEB, DOREE – CBS NEWS – NEW YORK 1982  PRESS: TIFFIN, GEORGE – ABC NEWS – NEW YORK “20/20” SHOW 1981  PRESS: WETA-TV, WASHINGTON, D. C. CHANNEL 26 1981  PRESS: DAWSON, HANNAH, WYEA-TV WASHINGTON BUREAU 1980  PRESS: BIGGS, SHAWN – ATLANTA’S WXIA – TV WASHINGTON BUREAU 1982  PRESS: BUERKLE, MARILYN – STORER BROADCASTING COMPANY – WASHINGTON, D. C. 1981  PRESS: FLEISCHER, ANDREA – COX BROADCASTING -> D. C. 1981  PRESS NAT HARRINGTON, WVEC – TV, NORFOLK, VA 1981  PRESS: MCCAULEY, NANCY – WJBK – TV DETROIT (CBS AFFILIATE) 1980  PRESS: POST, ROLLIN – KRON-TV CHANNEL 4 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 1982  PRESS: RUTAN, CARL – COX BROADCASTING

BOX 355 SPEECH MATERIALS Folder Title 1. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS 2. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS 3. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS 4. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS 5. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS 6. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS 7. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS - WASHINGTON’S FAREWELL ADDRESS 8. MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MATERIALS FOR SPEECHES – PRAYERS AND INSPIRATIONAL MATERIAL

BOX 356 MISCELLANEOUS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED) Folder Title MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SPEECH MATERIALS MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MACK HOMER BRINKLEY ESTATE 1959 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION L. R. YATES WILL 1967- 1972 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION REMARKS BY GENERAL GIDEONS AT ROBINS AFB NOVEMBER 22, 1966 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT INFORMATION FOR CONGRESSMAN JACK BRINKLEY, FEBRUARY 1967 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION HEALTH INSURANCE ON JACK BRINKLEY 1967-1976 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CORRESPONDENCE WITH HOMER BRINKLEY 1967-1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CORRESPONDENCE WITH CARL BRINKLEY 1967-1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CONGRESS CLUB 1968 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE GUIDE 1968 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION COLUMBUS KENNEL CLUB ALL BREED DOG SHOW COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, MARCH 31, 1968 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CONGRESS CLUB 1968- 1969 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY RECORDS ON RENTAL AND LEASE PROPERTY NEAR WASHINGTON D. C. 1968-1976 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CITATIONS AND AWARDS 1968-1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION GEORGIA BUSINESSES FROM DUNN’S DIRECTORY 1969 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VACATION INFORMATION 1970-1976 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, PROMOTIONAL PACKET, 1971 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BABE RUTH BASEBALL 1971 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FRANKLIN GROVER SPEARMAN, REQUEST FOR HELP FROM CONGRESSMAN BRINKLEY 1971-1972 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY APPRECIATION DINNER AT THE COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, MARCH 30, 1972 MC 005 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ELECTION OF MILTON HIRSCH TO COLUMBUS COUNCIL POST 5, APRIL 1973, COVERED BY THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION ELECTION OF MILTON HIRSCH TO COLUMBUS COUNCIL POST 5, APRIL 1973, COVERED BY THE COLUMBUS LEDGER MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LIST OF PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION BY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, NOVEMBER 1973 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MAP OF WASHINGTON D. C. 1973 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VOTING AND ATTENDANCE RECORD IN THR 93RD CONGRESS, OCTOBER- DECEMBER, 1973 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION FESTIVAL OF FASHION BOOKLET AT THE SPRINGER THEATRE OCT 10, 1974 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BOUND CONGRESSIONAL RECORDS 1974-1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION METRO COLUMBUS URBAN LEAGUE CORRESPONDENCE 1975-1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION WEDDING INVITATIONS FOR WHICH GIFTS OTHER THAN FLAGS WERE SENT 1976 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION “ONCE UPON A TIME TO REMEMBER” BY GLADYS CRABB AND MULKEY W. MCMICHAEL (AMERICUS HIGH SCHOOL BAND AT PRESIDENT CARTER’S INAUGURAL) MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION “A LOOK AHEAD,” BY OTIS BURNHAM, MARCH 1976, A SPEECH GIVEN AT THE AFWA CONVENTION AT THE BREAKERS HOTEL, PALM BEACH, FLORIDA MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY’S AIR FORCE DISCHARGE PAPERS 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION VA LOAN GUARANTY APPLICATION AND CERTIFICATE FOR JACK BRINKLEY, 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION RATINGS OF HOUSE MEMBERS 1977 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION RATINGS OF HOUSE MEMBERS 1978 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION SOFTBALL GAME IN MONTEZUMA, GEORGIA, NOV 3, 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MACK HOMER BRINKLEY ESTATE 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION THIRD DISTRICT SALUTE TO STATE DELEGATION APRIL 20, 1979 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MUSCOGEE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE BYLAWS AS AMENDED 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LEGISLATIVE PROFILE PREPARED FOR JACK BRINKLEY FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 5, 1981-OCTOBER 2, 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION JACK BRINKLEY RETIREMENT FROM PUBLIC OFFICE 1982

BOX 357 MISCELLANEOUS (NO NUMBERS) (REMOVED FROM BOX, INVENTORIED THEN RETURNED) Folder Title MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION THE GEORGIA DELEGATION 1978-1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PRAYER BREAKFAST 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION DESCRIPTION OF THE RELIGIOUS BELIEFS OF AMERICANS PROJECT FOR CONGRESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE JAN. 1980 BY BENSON AND STROMMEN FOR THE SEARCH INSTITUTE MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION RATINGS OF HOUSE MEMBERS BY VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1980 APPRECIATION DINNER THANK YOU LETTERS, JAN. 5, 1980 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PRAYER BREAKFAST 1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION RATINGS OF HOUSE MEMBERS BY VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION VOTING RECORD 1981 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE FEBRUARY5, 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION BILLS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1982 (NO FOLDER) PUBLIC LAW 96-187 – JAN. 8, 1980 93 STAT. 1339 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION 1982 DAILY REMINDER FOR JACK BRINKLEY MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION PRAYER BREAKFAST 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION CONGRESSIONAL TRIBUTES TO JACK BRINKLEY UPON HIS RETIREMENT IN DECEMBER 1982 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION LEGISLATIVE PROFILE PREPARED FOR JACK BRINKLEY FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 5, 1981-JAN 14, 1983 (NO FOLDER) THE ATLANTA JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1971 SHOWS PAGE 22-A (NO FOLDER) THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, SAT., OCT. 9, 1971 SHOWS PAGE 5-A (NO FOLDER) THE SUNDAY LEDGER-ENQUIREE FEBRUARY 20, 1977 OPEN TO PAGE 1 SECTION B NEWS/ OPINION/ BOOKS (NO FOLDER) THE COLUMBUS ENQUIRER WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1969 (APPEARS TO BE A FULL PAPER) EXHIBIT #3 ON THIS DATE THIS PUBLICATION CONTAINED TOTAL OF 8,256 COLUMNAR INCHES – THERE WERE 5,457 INCHES DEVOTED TO ADVERTISING OR 67% (NO FOLDER) THE WASHINGTON POST TIMES HERALD WEDNESDAYM MAY 28, 1969 (NO FOLDER) THE EVENING STAR AND DAILY NEWS WASHINGTONM D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1972 BUSINESS, FINANCE C-11 MC 004 JACK BRINKLEY COLLECTION MISCELLANEOUS  1969 TROPHIES DK DAN KATH TROPHIES INC.  ENVELOPE LABELED JUIA PAYNE PICTURES CAMPAIGN 76 ELECTION NIGHT NEGATIVES COLD LEDGER  IN CONGRESS WITH JACK BRINKLEY PAMPHLET  NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA  JAYCEES WHO VISITED IN OFFICE DURING MARCH, 1975  KIWANAS CLUB OF HOGANSVILLE PAMPHLET  H. R. 7390  H. R. 1400  RECORD NATIONAL PRESS CLUB WASHINGTON APRIL 13, 1972 VOLUME XXIII NUMBER 12  THE WORKING CONGRESS  U. S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, SEPT 26, 1977 PAGE 6 ANALYSIS WOEST CONGRESS IN YEARS OR IS IT?  JUNE 26, 1971 KEEL LAYING OF THE NUCLEAR ATTACK SUBMARINE SSN-686 L. MENDEL RIVERS NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING  ATLANTA WEEKLY APRIL 26, 1981 NOT RUNNING THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR BY MARGARET SHANNON  WELCOME GREATER WARNER ROBINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL BANQUET FEB. 24, 1967 PROGRAM HAND COLORED SIGN FOR JACK BRINKLEY MEMBER’S PERSONAL VOTING RECORD 97TH CONGRESS 1981- 1982 FEDERAL ELECTION COM. PUBLICATIONS BEGINNING MARCH 1977