Box and Folder Inventory for OGLMC #204, Quentin Burdick Papers

Quentin Burdick Papers Series I, House of Representatives, 1958-1960 Sub-Series A, Correspondence Box - Folder Title Folder Correspondence-A 4-1 Correspondence-B 4-3 Correspondence-C 4-4 Correspondence-D 4-5 Correspondence-E 4-6 Correspondence-F 4-7 Correspondence-G 4-8 Correspondence-H 4-9 Correspondence-I 4-10 Correspondence-J 4-11 Correspondence-K 4-12 Correspondence-L 4-13 Correspondence-M 4-15 Correspondence-Mc 4-14 Correspondence-N 5-1 Correspondence-O 5-2 Correspondence-P 5-3 Correspondence-Q 5-4 Correspondence-R 5-5 Correspondence-S 5-6 Correspondence-T 5-7 Correspondence-U 5-8 Correspondence-V 5-9 Correspondence-W 5-10 Correspondence-X,Y,Z 5-11 Miscellaneous: To be Placed on the General Mailing List 4-2

Sub-Series B, Bills and Legislation Box- Folder Title Folder (1.) House Resolutions HR 1981 Garrison Diversion 1-2 HR 2150 Milk Program 1-3 HR 3142 Electric Transmission 1-4 HR 3143 Standing Rock Tribe 1-5 HR 2144 Standing Rock Tribe 1-6 HR 4991 Wheat Bill 1-7 HR 5388 Feed Grain 1-8 HR 5999 Durum Bill 1-9 HR 6122 Credit Unions 1-10 HR 6458 Milk Sanitation 1-11 HR 6458 Standing Rock 1-12 HR 6637 Food for Peace 1-13 HR 6685 U.N. Food Bill 1-14 HR 7232 Loan Extension 1-15 HR 7619 Leonard Zimmer 1-16 HR 7882 Surplus Property 1-17 HR 8417 Masonic Lodge 1-18 HR 8511 Soil Bank 1-19 HR 8578 Soil Bank 1-20 HR 9047 Emergency Livestock Feed 1-21 HR 9569 Resource and Conservation Act 1-23 HR 9604 Private Bill Mary Palanuk 1-24 HR 9605 Private Bill, Mrs. Frank McLaughlin Countryman 1-25 HR 9710 Private Bill, Mrs. Randolph Weum 1-26 HR 9864 Railroad Bill 1-27 HR 9952 Postal Compensation 1-28 HR 10017 Sugar Act 1-22 HR 10358 Farm Program 1-29 HR 10594 Veteran Homes 1-30 HR 10747 National Peace Agency 1-31 HR 10945 Private Bill, George Brahos 1-32 HR 10991 Stopwatches 1-33 HR 11564 Indian Loans 1-34 HR 12408 Cancer from Milk 1-35

(2.) House Concurrent Resolutions (HCR) HCR 58 T.V. Boosters 2-2 HCR 117 International Education 2-3 HCR 563 Nuclear Weapons Suspension 2-1 HCR 652 Grain Storage 1-36

(3.) Miscellaneous: Legislative Record 1-1

Sub-Series C, Subject Files Box - Folder Title Folder Administration-Job Applications 188-1 Administration-Office General 188-3 Administration-Personnel 188-2 Administration-Postage 188-5 Administration-Stationary 188-6 Administration-Telephone and Telegraph 188-4 Agriculture-Drought 188-7 Agriculture-Farm Labor 188-8 Agriculture-Farm Program General 1959 188-10 Agriculture-Farm Programs General 1960 188-9 Agriculture-Farmers Home Administration 188-12 Agriculture-General 188-11 Agriculture-Grain Storage 188-13 Agriculture-Grasshoppers and noxious weeds 189-3 Agriculture-HR 2150-Milk Program 188-15 Agriculture-HR 4991 188-14 Agriculture-Livestock 188-16 Agriculture-P.L. 480 188-17 Agriculture-Poultry and Eggs 188-18 Agriculture-Soil Bank 189-1 Agriculture-Soil Conservation 188-19 Agriculture-Sugar Beets 189-2 1960 Agriculture Yearbooks 5-15 Agricultural Yearbooks; Congressional 5-15 Air Bases: Minot and Grand Forks; National Defenses 2-26 Alcoholic Beverages; Health and Welfare 7-15 Aviation-Civil Aeronautics Board 189-4 Aviation-General 189-6 Aviation-HR 1011 189-5 Biographies: Public Relations 3-2 Budget: Federal Government 7-2 Calendars: Congressional 5-16 Cases: Health and Welfare 7-14 Cases: Veterans 3-8 Census: Federal Government 7-3 Christmas Card File, 1963 2-5 Civil Defense: National Defense 9-7 Civil Rights-Equal Rights 189-7 Civil Rights-General 189-8 Civil Rights-Un-American Committee 189-9 Civil Services: Federal 7-1 Committees, Committee Assignment 189-10 Committees, Interior and Insular Affairs 189-11 Communications: Utilities 10-15 Congrats, Condolences, Thank You, 1959:Public Relations 3-5 Congrats, Condolences, Thank You, 1960:Public Relations 3-3 Congressional Record: Congressional 6-1 Congressional Record Insertions: Public Relations 9-14 Conservation: Natural Resources 2-9 Constitution (Turtle Mt.): Indian Affairs 7-19 Cooperative: Taxes 10-10 Correspondence 2-8 Credit Unions-Economic 6-10 Dakota Centennial: North Dakota 2-16 Devils Lake Weather Station: North Dakota 2-15 Directory: Congressional 6-2 Disputes: Labor 8-11 Draft: National Defense 9-8 Education: Indian Affairs 7-20 Edward Arthur Patterson Lake: North Dakota 2-17 Election Congrats: Public Relations 3-4 Fair Labor Standards: Labor 8-12 Fair Trade: Economic 6-11 Farm Labor: Labor 8-13 Farmers Union Bus Trips: Public Relations 9-15 Federal Aide: Education 6-14 Federal Employees: Insurance and Retirement 8-5 Federal Highway Program: Public Works 10-6 Federal: Public Works 10-8 Federal: Taxes 10-13 Files Handbook for Congressional Offices 7-13 Firefighters: Insurance and Retirement 8-6 Fish and Wildlife: Natural Resources 2-10 Forand Bill: Insurance and Retirement 8-2 Football Tickets: Congressional 5-12 Foreign Policy: Foreign Relations 6-3 Forest Services 7-12 Ft. Union: North Dakota 2-18 Fuels: Natural Resources 2-11 Gallery Passes: Congressional 5-13 Garrison Memorial Hospital: Health and Welfare 7-16 General Correspondence: Public Relations 3-1 General: Economics 6-12 General: Education 6-15 General: Federal Government 7-11 General: Health and Welfare 7-9 General: Housing 7-18 General: Indian Affairs 8-1 General: Labor 9-1 General: North Dakota 2-23 General Post Office 2-28 Geographical Center: North Dakota 2-19 H-Bombs: National Defense 9-9 Hospitalization: Insurance and Retirement 8-4 House of Representatives: Congressional 6-6 HR 3149: Taxes 10-11 HR 9070: Secondary Boycotts: Labor 9-3 Immigration and Naturalization: Federal 7-4 Invitations, Appointments, Schedules 2-7 Invitations, Appointments, Schedules, Past 7-7 Invitations, Appointments, Schedules, 1959: Public Relations 9-13 Invitations, Appointments, Schedules, 1960: Public Relations 9-16 Kennedy-Erwin Bill: Labor 9-2 Land Development: Indian Affairs 7-21 Legislation: Indian Affairs 7-22 Legislation: Veterans 3-7 Legislature: North Dakota 2-20 Liaison: Congressional 6-7 Libraries: Education 6-17 Library of Congress: Congressional 6-8 Metro Plan: Post office 2-27 Military: National Defense 9-10 Minimum Wage: Labor 9-4 Mines and Mining: Natural Resources 2-12 Minot V.A. Hospital: Veterans 3-9 Misc. Legislation: Congressional 6-5 Misc. Requests: Congressional 6-4 Missouri River: Public Works 10-7 Murray-Metcalf Bill: Education 6-20 Mutual Security: Foreign Relations 6-21 National Defense Education Act: Education 6-16 National Guard Armories: National Defense 9-11 National Parks Employment: Federal Government 7-10 Naturalized Citizens: Public Relations 9-17 Newsletter: Public Relations 10-2 Nurses: Education 6-18 Oil Import 2-13 Orphans Immigration Bill: Health and Welfare 7-17 Patronage: Congressional 6-9 Peace Garden: North Dakota 2-24 Post Office 2-6 Postal Pay Raise 2-29 Power and Light: Utilities 10-16 Press Release: Public Relations 10-1 Radio-T.V.: Public Relations 10-3 Railroad Retirement: Insurance and Retirement 8-7 Rate Increase: Post Office 2-30 R.E.A.: Utilities 10-17 Requests to and from Office 2-4 Section 315: Federal 7-5 Security: National Defense 9-12 Service Cases: National Defense 9-6 Slack Water Navigation on Missouri Public Works. 10-9 Small Business-Economics 6-13 Social Security: Insurance and Retirement. 8-3 State: Taxes 10-12 Social Security Legislation: Insurance and Retirement. 8-8 Statehood: Federal Government 7-6 Statuary Hall: North Dakota 2-21 Sugar Beets 189-13 Thank Yous 189-12 Theodore Roosevelt National Park: N.D. 2-25 Townsend Plan: Insurance and Retirement 8-9 Transportation: Utilities 10-14 T.V. Boosters: Utilities 3-6 Unemployment Compensation: Insurance and Retirement 8-10 Unions: Labor 9-5 United Nations: Foreign Relations 6-22 Visitors: North Dakota 2-22 Visitors: Public Relations 11-4 Water: Natural Resources 2-14 Weekly Column: Public Relations. 10-5 West Fargo Post office: Post office 2-31 Yearbook Correspondence 7-8 Youth Conservation Corps: Education 6-19

Series II: Senate, 1960-1968 Sub-Series A: Personal Files, 1960-1968 Box - Folder Title Folder AA-ABEL 88-1 ABEN-ABZ 88-2 ACA-AD 88-3 AE-AK 88-4 ALA-ALB 88-5 ALC-ALH 88-6 ALI-(a-z) 88-7 ALIA-ALLENA 88-8 ALLENB-ALLK 88-9 ALLK-A11Z 88-10 ALM-ALS 88-11 ALT-ALZ 88-12 AMA-AMERICAN (a-c) 88-13 American (d-l) 88-14 American (m-p) 88-15 American (r-z) 88-16 AMERLAND-ANDERS 88-17 ANDERSON (a-c) 88-18 ANDERSON (d-g) 88-19 ANDERSON (h-q) 89-1 ANDERSON (p-z) 89-2 ANDERT-AQZ 89-3 ARA-ARMX 89-4 ARMY-ARNE 89-5 ARNF-ARNZ 89-6 ARO-ARZ 89-7 ASA-ASZ 89-8 ATA-ATZ 89-9 AUA-AUE 89-10 AUF-AZ 89-11 BAA-BACH 89-12 BACI-BAD 89-13 BAE-BAES 89-14 BAET-BAIZ 89-15 BAJ-BAK 89-16 BAKER (a-z) 89-17 BALA-BALD 89-18 BALE-BALZ 89-19 BAM-BAQ 89-20 BARA-BARK 89-21 BARL-BARN 89-22 BARO-BARS 90-1 BART-BARZ 90-2 BASA-BAT 90-3 BAU-BAUE 90-4 BAUF-BAZ 90-5 BEA-BEAZ 90-6 BEB-BEC 90-7 BECKER (a-z) 90-8 BED-BEJ 90-9 BEK-BELK 90-10 BELL-BEM 90-11 BENA-BENN 90-12 BENO-BENZ 90-13 BEO-BERF 90-14 BERGH-BERZ 91-1 BERGA-BERGF 91-2 BES-BEZ 91-3 BIA-BID 91-4 BIE-BIG 91-5 BIH-BIN 91-6 BIO-BIRK 91-7 BIRL-BISL 91-8 BISMARCK 91-9 BIT-BIZ 91-10 BJAR-BJZ 91-11 BKA-BKZ 91-12 BLA-BLACK (a-z) 91-13 BLAD-BLAZ 91-14 BLE-BLOD 91-15 BLOE-BN 91-16 BOA-BOC 91-17 BOD-BOEH 92-1 BOEI-BOG 92-2 BOH-BOHZ 92-3 BOI-BOLL 92-4 BOLM-BONDD 92-5 BONDE-BORG 92-6 BORH-BORZ 92-7 BOS-BOSZ 92-8 BOTA-BOTZ 92-9 BOU-BOV 92-10 BOW-BOWZ 92-11 BOX-BOZ 92-12 BRAA-BRAD 92-13 BRAE-BRAM 92-14 BRANA-BRANZ 92-15 BRAO-BRAT 92-16 BRAU-BRD 92-17 BRE-BRER 92-18 BRES-BRIC 93-1 BRID-BRIGK 93-2 BRIGL-BRIZ 93-3 BROA-BROE 93-4 BROWN (n-s)-BROZ 93-5 BROWA-BROWN (a-z) 93-6 BROOL-BROV 93-7 BROF-BROOK 93-8 BRP-BRUM 93-14 BRUN-BRUS 93-13 BRUT-BRZ 93-12 BUA-BUCI 93-11 BUCJ-BUCZ 93-10 BUD-BUFF 93-9 BUG-BURC 93-19 BURD-BURJ 93-15 BURK-BURNR 93-16 BURNS-BURR 93-17 BUTL-BUTZ 93-18 BUU-BZ 93-20 BERG 94-1 BAER, John 94-2 BAKER, Bobby 94-3 BEARDSLEY, Robert 94-4 BARRY, Richard 94-5 BARRY, Richard 94-6 BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP 94-7 BASIN ELECTRIC 94-8 BASIN ELECTRIC 94-9 BISMARCK, city of the Sakakawae Statue 94-10 BOWMAN-HALEY 94-11 BURS-BUTK 95-1 CAA-CAL 95-2 CAM-CANNOK 95-3 CANNOL-CAQ 95-4 CARA-CARLR 95-5 CARLS-CARLSON 95-6 CARLSP-CARN 95-7 CARO-CARSZ 95-8 CART-CASE 95-9 CASF-CASZ 95-10 CAT-CEG 95-11 CED-CG 95-12 CHAA-CHAM 95-13 CHAN-CHARK 95-21 CHARL-CHE 95-14 CHF-CHI 95-19 CHJ-CHRIST 95-20 CHRISTENSEN (a-z) 95-15 CHRISTENSEN (a-z) 95-16 CHRISTIAN-CHRISTIANSEN AND SON 95-17 CHRISTIE-CHZ 95-18 CIA-CLARJ 95-22 CLARK-(a-z)-CLARKE 95-23 CLARKF-CLAZ 96-1 CLB-CLE 96-2 CLF-CN 96-3 CO-COLA 96-4 COLB-COLK 96-5 COLL-COLST 96-6 COLT-COMZ 96-7 CONA-CONN 96-11 CONO-CONZ 96-10 COOA-COON 96-9 COOPER (a-z) 96-8 COOPERA-CORZ 96-12 COS-COUR 96-13 COUS-CQ 96-14 CRA-CRAN 96-15 CRAO-CREZ 96-16 CRF-CROR 96-17 CROS-CROZ 96-18 CRP-CUM 96-19 CUN-CUR 97-1 CUS-CZ 97-2 CONRAD-DEAN 97-3 COOPER, VERNON 97-4 CORNELIUS, MARY 97-5 CREE, FRANCIS 97-6 DA-DAHL (a-m) 97-7 DAHL (n-z) 97-8 DAHM-DAKZ 97-9 DAL-DALZ 97-11 DAM-DANH 97-10 DANI-DANZ 97-12 DAO-DAU 97-14 DAV-DAVIES 97-13 DAVIES (a-z) 97-15 DAVISON-DAZ 97-16 DANIELS, JACK K. 97-17 DAWSON, CHARLES A. Fargo 97-18 DAVIDSON, WILLIAM S. 97-19 DEA-DEB 97-20 DEBERTINE, HAROLD 98-10 DEC-DEH 98-1 DEI-DELL 98-2 DELM-DEM 98-3 DEN-DENZ 98-4 DEO-DEUA 98-5 DEUB-DEVILS LAKE 98-6 DEVILS LAKE Chamber of Commerce, Devils Lake city, of 98-8 DEVILS LAKE Junior College 98-9 DEVIN-DH 98-7 DIA-DICKH 98-11 DICKINSON-DIER 98-12 DIES-DILL 98-13 DILM-DIR 98-14 DIS-DN 98-15 DOA-DOC 98-16 DOD-DOH 99-1 DOI-DONH 99-2 DONI-DOQ 99-4 DOR-DOU 99-3 DOV-DRE 99-5 DRF-DUB 99-6 DUC-DUF 99-7 DUG-DUK 99-8 DUL-DUNM 99-9 DUNN-DUNR 99-10 DUNS-DUR 99-11 DUS-DZ 99-12 DICKINSON COLLEGE 99-13 DODD, THOMAS 99-14 EAA-EAG 100-1 EAH-EAZ 100-2 EBA-ECK 100-4 ECL-EDZ 100-5 EEA-EGZ 100-3 EHA-EHZ 100-12 EI-EIR 100-11 EIS-ELD 100-6 EVERT-EZ 100-7 ECKES, William L. 100-8 ERICKSON, LARRY 100-9 EGG CREEK POLLUTION 100-10 ELE-ELLEN 100-13 ELLEO-ELLIR 100-14 ELLIS-ELLST 100-15 ELLSM-ELZ 100-16 EMA-ENF 100-17 ENG-ENGEL 100-18 ENGEM-ENGK 100-19 ENGL-ENR 101-1 ENS-ENZ 101-2 EOA-ERDL 101-3 ERDM-ERH 101-4 ERI-ERICKSON (a-e) 101-5 ERICKSON (f-1) 101-6 ERICKSON (m-z) 101-7 ERID- ERZ 101-8 ES-ESZ 101-9 ESTA-EVA 101-10 EVE-EVERSON 101-11 EATON, JOHN 101-12 FA-FAIN 101-13 FAIO-FALK 101-14 FALL-FARGO (a-d) 101-15 FARGO-URBAN RENEWAL 101-16 FARH-FARM 101-17 FARGO (e-z) 102-1 FARN-FAULY 102-2 FAULK-FAZ 102-3 FEA-FED 102-4 FEE-FEIM 102-5 FEIN-FEL 102-6 FEM-FERF 102-7 FERG-FER 102-8 FES-FEZ 102-9 FFA-FIE 102-10 FIF-FINC 102-11 FIND-FIR 102-12 FIS-FISC 102-13 FISD-FITT 102-14 FLAE-FLEC 102-15 FLED-FN 102-16 FOLE-FORC 103-1 FORD 103-2 FRANK-FRAQ 103-3 FRAR-FRED 103-4 FREE-FREN 103-5 FREO-FREIM 103-6 FRIEN-FRIZ 103-7 FRJ-FROR 103-8 FROS-FUF 103-9 FUG-FZ 103-10 FOREST RIVER WATERSHED 103-11 FORT 103-12 FORT BERTHOLD 103-13 FORT BERTHOLD 103-14 FORT BERFORD 104-5 FORT LINCOLN 104-1 FORT TOTTEN 104-3 FORT TOTTEN 104-4 FORT YATES 104-6 FRONTIR AIRLINES 104-2 FOS-FOSS 104-7 FOST-FOW 104-8 FOX-FRANJ 104-9 FOSSUM, CHARLES P. 104-10 FOUNDATION OF N. AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURE 104-11 FOX, Robert 104-12 FREDERICKSON, FRED 104-13 GAA-GAI 104-14 GAJ-GAL 104-15 GAM-GARC 105-1 GARD-GARR 105-2 GARS-GAT 105-3 GAU-GEB 105-4 GEC-GEH 105-5 GEI-GEN 105-6 GEO-GERB 105-7 GERC-GERL 105-8 GERM-GERZ 105-9 GES-GH 105-10 GIA-GID 105-11 GIE-GIK 105-12 GIL-GILC 105-13 GILD-GILL 105-14 GILD-Gill 105-15 GILM-GIP 105-16 GIR-GIZ 105-17 GJ-GLAZ 105-18 GLE-GN 105-19 GO-GOE 105-20 GOF-GOLZ 105-21 GOM-GON 105-22 GOO-GOQ 106-1 GOR-GOS 106-2 GOT-GQ 106-3 GRA-GRAF 106-10 GRAG-GRAM 106-4 GRAN-GRANDF 106-14 Gilbert, J.C. 106-5 GOLDBERG, RAY 106-6 GOODHOUSE, LEVI 106-7 GOODMAN, STANLEY 106-8 GOODMAN, STANLEY (Surplus tractor parts) 106-9 GRAND FORKS AIR BASE 106-11 GRAND FORKS 106-12 GRAGER, WILLARD 106-13 GRAGER, WILLARD 107-4 GRANDG-GRAS 107-1 GRAT-GRAW 107-2 GRAX-GRAZ 107-3 GRAHL JAMES L. 107-5 GRAND FORKS AIR BASE 107-6 GRAND FORKS AIR BASE 107-7 GRAND FORKS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, GRAND FORKS, CITY OF 107-8 GRAND FORKS AIRPORT 107-9 GRAND FORKS AIR BASE 107-10 GRAND FORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 107-11 GREAT NORTHERN 107-12 GREENBERG, ART 107-13 GREENBERG, ART 107-14 GREAB-GREEN 107-15 GREEN (I-Z) 107-16 GREF-GREG 107-17 GREH-GRER 107-18 GRES-GREZ 107-19 GRI-GRIL 107-20 GRIM-GRIMZ 107-21 GRIND-GRON 108-1 GROO-GROS 108-2 GROT-GROZ 108-3 GRP-GUH 108-4 GUI-GUND 108-5 GUNE-GUP 108-6 GUR-GUS 108-7 GUT-GZ 108-8 GUNKELMAN, JOHN L. 108-9 GUST, WILLIAM J, JR. 108-10 GUY, William L 108-11 GUY, GOV, William 108-12 HA-HAAS 108-13 HAAT-HAB 108-14 HAC-HAGEL 108-15 HAGEN-(a-z) 108-16 HAGEM-HAGER 108-17 HAGG-HAH 108-18 HAI-HAK 108-19 HALA-HALK 108-20 HALL-(a-z) 108-21 HALLA-HALU 109-1 HALV-HALZ 109-2 HAMA-HAMI 109-3 HAMMERMILL 109-4 HAMJ-HANF 109-5 HANG-HANSF 109-6 HANSC-HANSEN (a-z) 109-7 HANSON (a-f) 109-8 HANSON (g-k) 109-9 HANSON (l-n) 109-10 HANSON (o-z) 109-11 HANSON, MILFORD C. 109-12 HANT-HARD 109-13 HARE-HARK 109-14 HARL-HARQ 109-15 HARR-HARRI 109-16 HARRJ-HARTL 109-17 HARTM-HARTW 109-18 HARTZ-HARZ 109-19 HASA-HASS 109-20 HAST-HATZ 110-1 HAUA-HAUGAN 110-2 HAUGE-HAUG 110-3 HAUH-HAUZ 110-4 HAV-HAW 110-5 HAX-HAZ 110-6 HEA-HEC 110-7 HED-HEF 110-8 HEG-HEH 110-9 HEI-HEIM 110-10 HEIN-HEIR 110-11 HEIS-HELI 110-12 HELJ-HE11 110-13 HELM-HENC 110-14 HEND-HENDZ 110-15 HENE-HENNQ 110-16 HENNR-HENZ 110-17 HEO-HEEB 110-18 HERC-HERM 110-19 HERN-HERZ 110-20 HES-HET 111-1 HEU-HEZ 111-3 HEU-HEZ 111-4 HIH-HILK 111-5 HILL (a-z) 111-6 HILLA-HILM 111-7 HILO-HILZ 111-8 HIM-HINZ 111-9 HIO-HITZ 111-10 HJ-HN 111-11 HOA-HOD 111-12 HOCKING, S.B. 111-13 HOE-HOEZ 111-14 HOF-HOFFEZ 111-15 HOFFMAN (a-z) 111-16 HOFFNER S.J. 111-17 HOFFMAN-HOFZ 111-18 HOG-HOLC 111-19 HOLD-HOLLE 111-20 HOLLF-HOLM 111-21 HOLMA-HOLS 111-22 HAGEN, BRUCE 111-2 HUP-HUR 112-1 HUS-HZ 112-2 HOLDEN, ARNOLD 112-3 HOMME, DANA 112-4 HOMME, H.G. GORDON 112-5 HUBRIG, SYLVAN E. 112-6 HUMPHREY, HUBERT vice-president 112-7 IA-IM 112-8 INA-INS 112-9 INT-INZ 112-10 IO-IR 112-11 IS-IT 112-12 IU-IZ 112-13 INTER COMMUNITY TELEPHONE CO. 112-14 JA-JACOBS (a-z) 112-15 JACOBSEN-JACOBSON 112-16 JACP-JAMES 112-17 JAMESTOWN-JAM 112-18 JAN-JEC 113-1 JED-JEM 113-2 JEN-JENSEN (a-z) 113-3 JENSON (a-z)- JEZ 113-4 JFA-JOHN 113-5 JOHNSON (a-b) 113-6 JOHNSON (c-d) 113-7 JOHNSON (e-f) 113-8 JOHNSON (g-h) 113-9 JOHNSON (i-j) 113-10 JOHNSON (k-l) 113-11 JOHNSON (m-p) 113-12 JOHNSON (q-r) 113-13 JOHNSON (s-z) 113-14 JOHNSP-JOND 113-15 JONES (a-z) 114-1 JONF-JORDA 114-2 JORDB-JOSS 114-3 JOST-JUNG 114-4 JUNH-JZ 114-5 JAMESTOWN COLLEGE 114-6 JAMESTOWN FLXGHT SERVICE 114-7 JOHN BIRCH 114-8 JEWEL BEARING PLANT 114-9 JEWEL BEARING PLANT 114-10 JUNGROTH, JAMES R. 114-11 KAA-KAK 114-12 KAL-KALZ 114-13 KAM-KAN 114-14 KAO-KAR 114-15 KAS-KATY 114-16 KATZ-KD 114-17 KE-KEEK 114-18 KEEL-KEK 115-1 KEL-KELLO 115-2 KELLM-KELZ 115-3 KEM-KENM 115-4 KENN-KENS 115-5 KENT-KEP 115-6 KEQ-KES 115-7 KET-KH 115-8 KIA-KIES 115-11 KIET-KINDER 115-12 KINF-KING 115-13 KINH-KINZ 115-14 KIO-KITS 115-15 KITT-KJ 115-16 KIPP, RUBY 115-9 KIPP, RUBY 115-10 KIPP, RUBY 115-17 KING, GORMAN 115-18 KERIAN, JOHN 115-19 KENNEDY, EDWARD M. 115-20 KELLY, JOHN D. 115-21 KELLER, WESLEY E. 115-22 KENNEDY, ROBERT 115-23 KENNDEY, JOHN 115-24 KING, GORMAN 115-25 KLA-KLEH 116-1 KLEI-KLEIN 116-2 KNIP-KNT 116-3 KNUD 116-4 KLUGMAN, TED 116-5 KNUTSON, BYRON 116-6 KNUE-KNUTZ 116-7 KO-KOEG 116-8 KOEH-KOH 116-9 KOI-KOO 116-10 KOP-KOR 116-11 KOS-KOZ 116-12 KP-KRAL 116-13 KRAM-KRAT 116-14 KRAU-KRE 116-15 KRF-KRON 117-1 KROO-KRUE 117-2 KRUF-KT 117-3 KUA-KUBZ 117-4 KUC-KUE 117-5 KUF-KUHN 117-6 KUHO-KUN 117-7 KUO-KUZ 117-8 KV-KZ 117-9 LAA-LAFN 117-10 LAFO-LAH 117-11 LAI-LAJ 117-12 LAIRD, WILSON 117-13 LAKE ALICE-LAKE IRVINE 117-14 LAK-LAL 117-15 LAM-LAMN 117-16 LAMO-LAMZ 118-1 LAMA-LANF 118-2 LANG-LANGD 118-3 LANGE-LANGZ 118-4 LANH-LAQ 118-5 LAR-LARR 118-6 LARS-LARSEN 118-7 LARSON (a-d) 118-8 LARSON (e-j) 118-9 LARSON (k-m) 118-10 LARSON (n-z)-LARZ 118-11 LAS-LAUG 118-12 LAUH-LAV 118-13 LAW-LD 117-7 LEA-LED 118-14 LEE (a-q) 118-15 LEE (r-z) 118-16 LEFA-LEH 118-17 LEI-LEL 118-18 LEM-LEND 118-19 LENP-LEPP 118-20 LENO, ARTHUR 119-4 LEQ-LESS 119-1 LEST-LEVI 119-2 LEVJ-LEZ 119-3 LF-LIEB 119-5 LIEC-LIER 119-6 LIES-LINC 119-7 LILLO, W.E. 119-8 LINDA-LINDE 119-9 LINDF-LINDS 119-10 LINDSEY, VERN 119-11 LINDT-LINZ 119-12 LIO-LITTI 119-13 LITTJ-LITTZ 119-14 LIU-LN 119-15 LOA-LOD 119-16 LOE-LOF 119-17 LOG-LOK 119-18 LOL-LON 119-19 LOO-LOR 119-20 LOS-LOVEL 119-21 LOVEM-LOZ 119-22 LUA-LUE 119-23 LUF-LUM 120-1 LUN-LUNDE 120-2 LUNDE-LUNDS 120-3 LUNDT-LUTZ 120-4 LUV-LYN 120-5 LYON-LZ 120-6 MAA-MACJ 120-7 MACK-MACZ 120-8 MADA-MADZ 120-9 MAE-MAGM 120-10 MAGN-MAHE 120-11 MAHF-MAI 120-12 MAJ-MALS 120-13 MALT-MANDAN 120-14 MANDAR-MANM 120-15 MANN-MAQ 120-16 MARA-MARH 120-17 MARI-MARK 120-18 MARL-MARSH 120-19 MARSHAL-MARTH 120-20 MARTINA-MARTINI 120-21 MARTIN (a-h) 120-22 MARTIN (I-z) 120-23 MARTINJ-MARZ 121-1 MAS-MASZ 121-2 MAT-MATSU 121-3 MATSV-MATZ 121-4 MAU-MAX 121-5 MAYER-MAZ 121-6 MACKECHAN K.B. 121-11 MADKEN K. E. 121-12 MANDAN SKI RESORT 121-13 McCANNEL, DONALD DR. 121-14 McGOVERN, GEORGE 121-15 MESCHKE, HERBERT L. 121-16 MINNKOTA 121-17 LASHKOWITZ, HERCHEL 121-10 LAMB, JAMES L 121-7 EULOGY ON S. LANGER 121-8 P.W. LANIER 121-9 MINOT AIR BASE 122-1 MINOT AIR BASE 122-2 MINOT COLLEGE 122-3 MINOT STATE COLLEGE 122-4 MOSES, ROBERT 122-5 MURRAY, WILLIAM 122-6 MB-MCA 122-13 McCall-McCar 122-9 McCH-McCONN 122-10 McCOR-McCOZ 122-11 McCRA-McCU 122-12 McDA-McF 122-14 McG 122-15 McH-McJ 122-16 McK 123-1 McL 123-2 McMA-McMZ 123-3 McN-McZ 123-4 MEA-MED 123-5 MEE-MEH 123-6 MEI-MEK 123-7 MEL-MEQ 123-8 MERA-MERZ 123-9 MES-MEX 123-10 MEY-MH 123-11 MIA-MICH 123-12 MICI-MID 123-13 MIE-MILLEQ 123-14 MILLER (a-c) 123-15 MILLER (d-i) 123-16 MILLER (j-m) 123-17 MILLER (n-z) 124-1 McKENZIE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 124-2 McPHERSON, ROBERT 124-3 MILLIGAN, EDWARD 124-4 MILLS, WIL1IAM R. 124-5 MINOT CHAMVER OF COMMERCE, MINOT, city of 124-6 MINOT AIR BASE 124-7 MINOT SENIOR CITIZENS 124-8 MINOT FLOOD CONTROL 124-9 MINOT FLOOD CONTROL 124-10 MINNKOTA POWER COOP. INC. 124-11 MINOT PARK 124-12 MINOT DAILY NEWS 124-13 MINOT TEACHERS COLLEGE 124-14 MILLES-MILZ 124-15 MIM-MINN 124-16 MINOT 124-17 MINT-MIS 124-18 MIT-MN 124-19 MOA-MOE 124-20 MOF-MOLD 124-21 MOLP-MONF 124-22 MONG-MONTA 124-23 MONTB-MONTZ 124-24 MOO-MOQ 124-25 MORA-MORG 125-1 MORH-MORL 125-3 MORM-MORR 125-4 MORS-MOSH 125-5 MOSI-MOUM 125-6 MOUN-MOV 125-7 MOW-MT 125-8 MORRISSEY, FRANCIS 125-2 MOSS, FRANK E. SENATOR 125-9 MUA-MUG 125-10 MUH-MULLE 125-11 MULLF-MUNR 125-12 MUNS-MURE 125-13 MURF-MURQ 125-14 MURF-MURQ 125-14 MURR-MURZ 125-15 MUS-MYB 125-16 MYER-MYERS 125-17 MYH-MZ 125-18 MUNRO, J.A. DR. 125-19 NAA-NAG 127-4 NACHT-NAGEL 126-19 NAH-NAM 127-5 NAN-NATH 126-1 NATI-NAZ 126-13 NEA-NEC 126-14 NED-NELR 127-6 NELS-NELSON (a-b) 127-12 NELSON (c-f) 127-19 NELSON (g-i) 127-20 NELSON (j-l) 128-1 NELSON (m-q) 128-2 NELSON (r-z) 127-13 NELSP-NET 127-14 NEU-NEV 126-2 NEW-NEWL 126-3 NEWM-NH 126-4 NIA-NIEK 126-7 NIELSON-NIEZ 126-8 NIF-NITZ 126-9 NIU-NOM 126-10 NON-NORC 126-11 NORD-NORL 126-12 NORM-NORTHV 127-3 NORTHW-NOSS 127-2 NOST-NUY 127-1 NV-NZ 127-15 NATIONAL (a-m) 126-15 NATIONAL (n-z) 127-18 NATIONAL COAL ASSOCIATION 127-8 NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS 127-7 NATIONAL FARMERS ORGANIZATION 127-9 NATIONAL LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION 127-10 NATIONAL PLOWING CONTEST 127-11 NESVIG, JEROME 126-5 NEW TOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL 126-6 NEW TOWN WATCH PLANT 122-7 NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR 122-8 NORTH CENTRAL AIRLINES 126-18 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 128-3 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 127-16 NORTHWEST AIRLINES 126-17 NORTHWEST BELL TELEPHONE 126-16 NYGARD, DAPHNA MRS. 127-17 OA-O'CONNE 128-4 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ROLLN-ROM 134-7 RON-ROR 134-8 ROSA-ROSEL 134-9 ROSEM-ROSI 134-10 ROSH-ROSS 134-11 ROST-ROTHE 134-12 ROTHF-ROZ 134-14 RP-RUD 134-15 RUE-RUHM 134-16 RUHN-RUSR 134-17 RUSS-RUTZ 135-1 RUU -RZ 135-2 RICHARDSON, MARION B. 133-20 RED RIVER BASIN PROJECT 133-19 RELIN, ROLAND 133-18 ROLETTE HOUSING 135-3 RUNNING, CHARLES E. 135-4 RUSH, IRA 135-6 RUSH RIVER PROJECT 135-5 SAA-SAC 135-7 SAD-SAIL 135-8 SAIM-SAIZ 135-9 SAJ-SAL 135-10 SAM-SAMZ 135-11 SANA-SANC 135-12 SANDA-SANDE 135-13 SANDF-SANDZ 135-14 SANE-SANM 135-15 SANN-SANTE 135-16 SANTF-SAS 135-17 SATEREN-SATRUM 134-13 SATR-SATU 135-18 SAT-SATZ 135-19 SAU-SAV 135-20 SAU-SAV 135-21 SAW-SCG 136-1 SCHAA-SCHAE 136-2 SCHAF-SCHAFE 136-3 SCHAFF-SCHAFZ 136-4 SCHAG-SCHAT 136-5 SCHAU-SCHAZ 136-6 SCHB-SCHELLA 136-7 SCHELLB-SCHEZ 136-8 SCHF-SCHIN 136-9 SCHIO-SCHLEK 136-10 SCHLEM-SCHLZ 136-11 SCHMA-SHCMIDS 136-12 SCHMIDT (a-1) 136-13 SCHMIDT (m-z) 136-14 SCHMIR-SCHMIT-SCHMZ 136-15 SCHNEIDER (a-z)-SCHNZ 136-16 SCHOZ-SCHOEN 136-17 SCHOEP-SCHOL 136-18 SCHOM-SCHOZ 137-1 SCHF-SCHRZ 137-2 SCHS-SCHUE 137-3 SCHUF-SCHULT 137-4 SCHULTZ-(a-z) 137-5 SCHULZ (a-z) 137-6 SCHUM-SCHUMZ 137-7 SCHUN-SCHV 137-8 SCHWA-SCHWD 137-9 SCHWE-SCHZ 137-10 SCI-SCZ 137-11 SEA-SEEP 137-12 SEEQ-SEID 137-13 SEIE-SELK 137-14 SELLA-SELZ 137-15 SEM-SERJ 137-16 SERK-SEVERSON 137-17 SEVERT-SEZ 137-18 SF-SHAO 137-19 SHAP- SHD 137-20 SHEA-SHEK 137-21 SHEL-SHEQ 138-1 SHER-SHH 138-2 SHIA-SHIP 138-5 SHIQ-SHNZ 138-6 SHOA-SHOS 138-7 SHOT-SHZ 138-8 SIA-SIC 138-9 SID-SIEZ 138-10 SIF-SIL 138-11 SIM-SIMONS (a-z) 138-12 SIMONSENM, SIMONSON-SIMOZ 138-13 SIN-SIO 138-14 SIP-SISTERS (a-z) 138-15 SISS-SJZ 138-16 SKA-SKI 139-3 SMITH (a-c) 139-4 SMITH (d-i) 139-5 SMITH (j-q) 139-6 SMITH (r-z)-SMZ 139-7 SNA-SNZ 139-8 SOA-SOLA 139-10 SOLB 139-11 SOLC-SOMZ 139-12 SONA-SOQ 139-13 SORL-SORZ 139-14 SOS-SOZ 139-15 SPA-SPEK 140-4 SPEL-SPI 140-5 SPJ-SPRD 140-6 SPRE-SPRM 140-7 SPRO-SSZ 140-8 STAA-STAI 140-9 STAJ-STAND 140-10 STANE-STANS 140-11 STAT-STEB 140-12 STEC-STEE 140-13 STEF-STEIL 140-14 STEIM-STEINM 140-15 STANT-STAS 140-20 STEINN-STENEH 140-21 STENEI-STER 140-22 STES-STEV 141-1 STEW-STH 141-2 STI-STOB 141-3 STOC-STOE 141-4 STOF-STOK 141-5 STOL-STOM 141-6 STONA-STONZ 141-7 STOO-STQ 141-8 STRAA-STRAK 141-9 STRAL-STRAR 141-10 STRAS-STRAZ 141-11 STRB-STREG 141-12 STREH-STRN 141-13 STROA-STROMA 141-14 STROMB-STROZ 141-15 STRP-STUC 141-17 STUD-STUM 141-18 STUN-STZ 141-19 SUA-SUK 141-20 SULA-SULR 141-21 SUIS-SUN 141-22 SUO-SUZ 141-23 SVA-SWAM 141-24 SWAN-SWAZ 141-25 SWB- SWENZ 141-26 SWEO-SYL 141-27 SYM-SZ 141-28 SCOUTON, WILLIAM 138-17 SHEYENNE RIVER 138-3 SHEYENNE RIVER 138-4 SIMONTON, FRED 138-18 SINNER, GOERGE A. 139-1 SKARPERUD, ORVILLE 139-2 SNYDER, CORWIN S. 140-1 SOO LINE RAILROAD 139-9 SOURIS RIVER FLOOD 139-16 SOURIS RIVER TELEPHONE 140-3 SONOSKY, MARVIN J. 140-2 SPANGRUD, S.E. 140-18 STANDING ROCK RESERVATION 140-16 STANDING ROCK 140-19 STARCHER, GEORGE W. 140-17 STUART, JAMES P. 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AND MRS. 141-16 SULLIVAN, MARION PIPER HENRY 141-29 SULLY'S HILL 141-30 SWEETWATER-DRY LAKE WATER 142-1 SWEETWATER- DRY LAKE 142-2 TAA-TANK 142-3 TANL-TAYLOR (a-z) 142-4 TAZ-TEK 142-5 TEL-TES 142-6 TET-THEN 142-7 THEO-THN 142-11 THOA-THOMA 142-12 THOMB-THOMPSON (a-c) 144-4 THOMPSON (d-i) 142-9 THOMPSON (j-l) 144-8 THOMPSON (m-o) 143-2 THOMPSON (p-z) 143-3 THOMPSON-TURTLE RIVER 142-16 THOMQ-THORE 143-6 THORF-THORSO 143-14 THORSP-THZ 143-13 TIA-TIL 144-5 TIM-TIZ 144-6 TJ-TOJ 143-15 TOK-TOL 143 TOM-TOMZ 144-3 TONGUE-TOWNER 144-2 TONA-TOQ 143-18 TORA-TORZ 144-10 TOS-TOZ 142-10 TP-TRAZ 142-15 TREAD-TONG 142-13 TRE-TOX 143-1 TRE-TRENO 142-17 TRENP-TRO 143-7 TRP-TRV 143-8 TRW-TUE 143-11 TURNC-TV 143-10 TUF-TURNB 143-12 TW-TWE 144-1 TWF-TZ 144-7 TIGHE, CHARLES 143-17 TWOMEY, JERRY 142-14 TURTLE MOUNTAIN 142-8 TURTLE MOUNTAIN 143-5 TURTLE MOUNTAIN 143-4 TURTLE MOUNTAIN 144-9 TURTLE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION 143-9 UA-UK 144-12 UL-UNIO 144-13 UNIP-UNIZ 144-14 UNJ-UP 144-15 UR-UZ 144-16 UKRAINIAN CONGRESS OF AMERICA 144-17 UNITED PRESS 144-11 LOWER SOURIS WILDLIFE REFUGE 144-18 VAA-VALLEY 144-19 VALLI-VANC 144-20 VAND-VAND 144-21 VANE-VANK 144-22 VANL-VANZ 144-23 VAO-VEL 145-1 VEM-VETTE 145-2 VETTF-VIE 145-3 VIF-VIT 145-4 VIU-VOG 145-5 VOH-VOLKE 145-6 VOLKF-VONSE 145-7 VONSF-VZ 145-8 VALLEY CITY COLLEGE 145-9 VERENDRYE ELECTIR CO-OP 145-10 VOGEL MART R. 145-11 VOGEL, ROBERT 145-12 WAA-WAGD 145-13 WAGE-WAGNER H. 145-14 WAGNER (i-z)-WAGZ 145-15 WAH-WAK 145-16 WALA-WALG 145-17 WALH-WALJ 145-18 WALK 145-19 WALL-WALLA 145-20 WALLB-WALS 145-21 WALTA-WALTN 145-22 WALTO-WAQ 147-20 WARA-WARD 147-21 WARE-WAEZ 147-15 WASA-WASSE 147-16 WASSF-WATK 147-3 WATL-WD 147-4 WEA-WEBC 147-11 WEBER-WEBZ 147-17 WEC-WEH 147-18 WEIA-WEIN 147-19 WEIO-WELC 146-7 WELD-WELS 147-13 WELT-WENZ 147-12 WEO-WERR 147-1 WERS-WESTA 147-2 WESTB-WESTH 147-14 WESTI-WESTN 147-5 WESTO-WG 147-6 WHA-WHIR 147-7 WHIS-WHITE (a-z) 146-6 WHITF-WHZ 147-9 WIZ-WID 147-10 WIEA-WIEZ 146-12 WIF-WILE 146-13 WILF-WILKIE 147-8 WILKIN-WILLEY (a-i) 146-14 WILLIAMS (a-z) 146-15 WILLIAMS (h-z) 146-27 WILLF-WILR 146-28 WILSON (a-m) 148-1 WILSON (n-z) 148-2 WILT-WIM 148-3 WINA-WINKA 148-4 WINKF-WINZ 148-5 WIO-WITE 148-6 WITF-WN 148-7 WOA-WOLD 148-8 WOLE-WOLFF 148-9 WOO-WOQ 148-10 WOLFG-WON 148-11 WOR-WOZ 148-12 WP-WUD 149-1 WUE-WZ 149-2 WAHPETON INDIAN SCHOOL 146-1 WALLICK, FRANK 146-2 WARD, JAMES D. 146-3 WARNER, WALLACE E. 146-4 WASHBURN BRIDGE 146-5 WEST FARGO POWER 146-8 WEST FARGO STOCKYARDS CORNER 146-9 WHITE, JAMES P. 146-10 WHITMAN, CARL JR. 146-11 WILLIAM RANDOLOH HEARST 146-26 WILLIAM RANDOLOH HEARST FOUNDATION 146-17 WILLIAMS, JACK 146-25 WILLIAMS, VIVIAN 146-24 WILLIAMSON, GARY 146-16 WILLISTON AIRPORT 146-18 WILLISTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 146-19 WILLISTON UNIVERSITY 146-20 WILLISTON WEATHER BUREAU, CAB SUPPORT 146-21 WILLISTON WEATHER BUREAU 146-22 WILLOW CREEK WATERSHED PROJECT 146-23 WOELL, GEORGE E. 149-3 WOLF, ALBERT A. 149-5 WON, PAT A.B. 149-6 WOOD, J.L. 149-4 WRIGHT, BILL 149-7 YA-YOT 149-8 YOU-YOUNG (a-r) 149-10 YOUNG (s-z) 149-11 YOUO-YZ 149-12 YOUNG, MILTON R. 149-13 ZAA-ZAP 149-9 ZAQ-ZEN 149-15 ZER-ZIF 149-14 ZIG-ZIMMERMAN 149-16 ZIMN-ZZ 146-17

Sub-Series B: Legislation, House Bills, 1963-1964 and 1967-1968 Box- Folder Title Folder A Miscellaneous 38-18 Absent Voters 38-21 Accelerated Public Works 38-22 Agricultural Daily Summary 38-19 Agricultural Dept. 38-23 B Miscellaneous 38-20 Bills, 87th Congress 37-8 Committee Miscellaneous 11-11 P.L. 17-12 Reapportionment 37-9

(1.) House Bills, 1963-1964 H.R. 1-500 37-11 H.R. 9 and 10 (Keogh-Simpson Bill) Insurance and Retirement 17-1 H.R. 500-1000 37-10 H.R. 1-1000 17-2 H.R. 1000-1500 37-12 H.R. 1322 Amendment 17-13 H.R. 1500-2000 37-13 H.R. 2000-2500 37-14 H.R. 2500-3000 37-15 H.R. 2000-3000 17-3 H.R. 3000-3500 37-16 H.R. 3500-4000 37-17 H.R. 3745 17-4 H.R. 3935 37-7 H.R. 4000-4500 37-18 H.R. 4500-5000 37-19 H.R. 4000-5000 37-5 H.R. 5130 37-20 H.R. 5500-6000 37-21 H.R. 6000-6500 37-22 H.R. 6000-7000 17-6 H.R. 6500-7000 38-1 H.R. 7000-8000 17-7 H.R. 7000-7500 38-2 H.R. 7500-8000 38-3 H.R. 8000-8500 38-4 H.R. 8500-9000 38-5 H.R. 8000-9000 17-8 H.R. 9000-9500 38-6 H.R. 9500-10,000 38-7 H.R. 10,000-11,000 17-9 H.R. 10,000-11,000 38-8 H.R. 10,606 Amendment 17-11 H.R. 11,000-12,000 38-9 H.R. 11040 17-14 H.R. 12,000-13,000 38-10 H.R. 12,000-13,000 17-10 H.R. 13,000-14,000 38-11 H.R. 14,000-15,000 38-12 H.R. 15,000-16,000 38-13 H.R. 16,000-17,000 38-14 H.R. 17,000-18,000 38-15 H.R. 18,000-19,000 38-16 H.R. 19,000-20,000 38-17

(2.) House Bills, 1967-1968 H.R. 1-4000 11-6 H.R. 4001-7000 11-7 H.R. 7001-9000 11-8 H.R. 9001-12000 11-9 H.R. 12001-14000 11-10

Sub-Series C: Legislation, Senate Bills Box - Folder Title Folder (1.) Senate Bills, 1963-1964 Senate Bills 1-50 36-5 Senate Bills 50-100 36-6 Senate Bills 100-150 36-7 Senate Bills 150-200 36-8 Senate Bills 200-250 36-9 Senate Bills 250-300 36-10 Senate Bills 300-350 36-11 Senate Bills 350-400 36-12 Senate Bills 400-450 36-13 Senate Bills 450-500 36-14 Senate Bills 500-550 36-15 Senate Bills 550-600 36-16 Senate Bills 600-650 36-17 Senate Bills 650-700 36-18 Senate Bills 700-750 36-19 Senate Bills 750-800 36-20 Senate Bills 800-850 36-21 Senate Bills 850-900 36-22 Senate Bills 900-950 36-23 Senate Bills 950-1000 36-24 Senate Bills 1000-1500 36-26 Senate Bill 1049 36-25 Senate Bills 1500-2000 37-1 Senate Bills 2000-2500 37-2 Senate Bills 2500-3000 37-3 Senate Bills 3000-3500 37-4 Senate Bills 7000-7500 37-5 Senate Bills 9000-10,000 37-6 S. 650. Provide for establishment of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. 33-1 S. 703. Flag Flying over the USS Utah (Moss) 33-2 S. 729. Railroad Retirement Act. 33-3 S. 765. 33-4 S. 786. Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. 33-5 S. 880. Hospital Insurance Act of 1963 33-6 S. 942. Amend Clayton Act-Railroad Mergers. 33-7 S. 981. Amend Housing Act-Domestic farm labor. 33-8 S. 1063. Amend Interstate Commerce Act-freight car supply. 33-9 S. 1117. Extend Commission on Civil Rights 33-10 S. 1238. Amend Federal Property Admin. Services Act. surplus personal property 33-11 S. 1283. Enforce Constitutional rights. 33-12 S. 1311. Relief of Alice Schonberger. 33-13 S. 1321. National Service Corps (Domestic Peace Corps) 33-14 S. 1356. Amend Railroad Retirement Act-increase compensation 33-15 S. 1362. Land held in trust for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe 33-16 S. 1429. Authorize money for maintenance and operation of Experimental Stations 33-17 S. 1541. Black Market Babies 33-18 S. 1578. Duty free Articles Donated to International Peace Garden. 33-19 S. 1618. Theodore Roosevelt Park Board-Folder 1. 33-20 S. 1618. Theodore Roosevelt Park Board-Folder 2. 33-21 S. 1618. Theodore Roosevelt Park Board Folder 3. 33-22 S. 1710. Amend sections of Fed. Employees Compensation Act. 33-23 S. 1697. Establish a Commission on Rural life. 33-24 S. 1725. Amend Manpower Development and training Act 33-25 S. 1731. Civil Rights Act of 1963. 33-26 S. 1732. Interstate Public Accommodations Act of 1963. 33-27 S. 1733. For the relief of Gertrude Margitta McCannel. 33-28 S. 1852. Amend Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act 1961 33-29 S. 1946. Voluntary Wheat Adjustment and Price support Program. 33-30 S. 2028. Federal Power Act Amendment of 1963. 33-31 S. 2053. Acquisition of right-of-way for canals and ditches. 33-32 S. 2056. Amend Railroad Retirement Act of 1937. 33-33 S. 2167. Indian Rape 33-34 S. 2180. Federal Loans to Students of Optometry. 33-35 S. 2185. Residual Fuel Oil import quota Limitation. 33-36 S. 2220. Encourage Physicians to practice in shortage areas 33-37 S. 2249. Indiana Dunes (Jackson) 33-38 S. 2258. Wheat Act of 1963 (Humphrey) 33-39 S. 2303. Provide highway bridge across Missouri River. 33-40 S. 2330. Make Assassination of President A Federal Offense 33-41 S. 2334. Relief of Leo M. Mondry. 33-42 S. 2341. Appropriation of $5,000,000 for National Cultural Center 33-43 S. 2350. Judicial Review of Constitutionality of Grants or Loans under certain Acts. 33-44 S. 2392. Additional District Court (Williston) 33-45 S. 2490. Higher Education Student Assistance Act of 1965. 33-46 S. 2492. Voluntary Wheat Program. 34-1 S. 2525. Beef Imports 34-2 S. 2594. High School Dropouts. 34-3 S. 2605. Fort Berthold Reservation Land 34-4 S. 2609. Educational Expenses of teachers, deduction of 34-5 S. 2639. Funds for International Peace Garden. 34-6 S. 2642. Poverty (Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.) 34-7 S. 2657. Increase Sugar quotas. 34-8 S. 2735. Establishment of a Mint at Bismarck. 34-9 S. 2782. Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1964. 34-10 S. 2821. Amend Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act 34-11 S. 2946. Amend Social Security Act (behalf of Jane Ramhorst) 34-12 S. 2964. Relief of Swanston Equipment Company 34-13 S. 3111. Indian Rape (Revision of S. 2167) 34-14 S. 3140. Committee Substitute for S. 580 and S. 2490 (Education) 34-15 S. 3184. Choy-Sim Mah, for the relief of 34-16 S. 1. Youth Conservation Corps. 34-17 S. Con. Res. 1 Congressional Reorganization. 34-18 S. 2 Water resources research centers at Land-grant Colleges and State Universities 34-19 S. 5 Provide readjustment to vet. In armed Forces. Ind. Peri 34-20 S. Con. Res. 6 N.Dak. Statue of the late John Burke. 34-21 S.J. Res. 17. O'Mahoney Lake and Recreation Area. 35-1 S. Res. 30 Created a select Committee on Small business. 35-2 S. Con. Res. 40-Lewis and Clark Expedition Route Makings 35-3 S. Con. Res. 44-Lewis and Clark Expedition Route Markings 35-4 S.J. Res. 45-Equal Rights for Women. 35-5 S. Res. 50-Select Committee on Technological Developments. 35-6 S. Con. Res. 64-Plannlng for Peace (Clark) 35-7 S.J. Res. 70. Investigation of grain Freight rates. 35-8 S.J. Res. 71. Establish Commission on Food Marketing. 35-9 S. Con. Res. 81-Sakakawea Statue 35-10 S.J. Res. 128-National Farmers Week (Humphrey) 35-11 S. Res. 136-Select Committee to investigate Railroads. 35-12 S.J. Res. 136-John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Center. 35-13 S.J. Res. 139. 35-14 S.J. Res. 139-Presidential Succession. 35-16 S. 143-Civil or Criminal Jurisdiction over Indian Reservations. 35-15 S. Res. 148-Nuclear Test Ban (Dodd) 35-17 S. 151-Amend Public Laws 815 and 874. 35-18 S.J. Res. 159-National American Indian Day. 35-19 S. 171-Incorporate Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation. 35-20 S. 179-Wildlife Refuge System. 35-21 S. Res. 178- Create Committee on Veterans Affairs. 35-22 Surplus property for Indians. 35-23 Fort Union 35-24 S. 187-Fort Union Trading Post 35-25 S. 188-Barry Thorndycraft 35-26 S. 189-Star Route Contractors. 35-27 S. Res. 196-Discontinuance of Aid to South Vietnam. 35-28 S.J. Res. 201- Make October Co-op Month 35-29 S. Res. 204-Condemnation of persecution of Jews in Russia 35-30 S.J. Res. 206-For the relief of Jim Donahue. 35-31 S. 283 Amend Small Reclamation Projects Act of 1956. 35-32 S. 289. Peace Corps Medal. 35-33 S. Res. 295. Disarmament 35-34 S. Res. 297-Rules Change. 35-35 S. Res. 305-Poverty Committee. 35-36 S. 330. Provide after expiration of Korean conflict veteran education and training program. 35-37 S. 331-Veteran affairs may contact for the hospital and medical care 35-38 S. 349-Relief of Kensal School District 35-39 S. 350-Amend Federal Power Act-Transmission of electric energy in interstate commerce. 35-40 S. 397- Repeal tax on transfer of silver bullion 35-41 S. 433 Federal assistance for construction by public school districts of classroom Ind. Ch. 35-42 S. 521- Education opportunities for migrant agricultural. employees. 35-43 S. 522-Establish a Children's Bureau to care for children of migratory workers 35-44 S. 523. Amend fair labor St. Act 1938 to extend child labor provisions in agriculture 35-45 S. 524-Provide for registration of contractors of migratory agric. workers. 35-46 S. 525- National Council on Migratory Labor. 35-47 S. 526-Program to assist farmers in providing adequate sanitation for migratory laborers. 35-48 S. 536. Donate to Devils Lake Sioux Tribe approximately 275 and 74/100 acres federal owned land. 35-49 S. 537-Amend Leg. Reorganization Act of 1946 for more effective evaluation of fiscal reg. 35-50 S. 562. Establish a National Advisory Commission on Interstate Crime 35-51 S. 566-Amend. Watershed Protection of Flood Act includes Structure of 12,500 acre-feet 1-1 S. 567. Aloysious Ming-Che Han. 1-2 S. 572-Amend Federal Property Admin. Services Act. 1-3 S. 580. To strengthen and improve educational quality and educational opportunities. 1-4

(2.) Senate Bills 1967-68 S. 601-S. 700 190-1 S. 701-S. 800 190-2 S. 801-S. 900 190-3 S. 901-S. 1000 190-4 S. 1001-S. 1100 190-5 S. 1101-S. 1200 190-6 S. 1201-S. 1300 190-7 S. 1301-S. 1400 190-8 S. 1401-S. 1500 190-9 S. 1501-S. 1600 190-10 S. 1601-S. 1700 190-11 S. 1701-S. 1800 190-12 S. 1801-S. 1900 190-13 S. 1901-S. 2000 190-14 S. 2001-S. 2100 190-15 S. 2101-S. 2200 190-16 S. 2201-S. 2300 190-17 S. 2301-S. 2400 190-18 S. 2401-S. 2500 190-19 S. 2501-S. 2600 11-1 S. 2601-S. 2700 11-2 S. 2701-S. 2800 11-3 S. 2801-S. 2900 11-4 S. 2901-S. 3000 11-5 S. 1006-Assist in road bank erosion control of state and county highways. (Nelson and Long of Mo.) 152-1 S. 1035-Protect Constitutional rights and privacy of government employees (Erwin) 152-2 S. 1072-To clarify status of National Guard Technicians (Monroney) 152-3 S. 1181-Exempt member of Armed Forces from service in Combat zone if sole surviving son of a family (Inouye) 152-4 S. 1213-Provide for a study with respect to establishing national service system. (Brewster) 152-5 S. 1263-Grant a Federal Charter to the Fair Campaign Practices Committee. 152-6 S. 1375-Renew star route contracts July 1, 1967 without regard to Service Contract Act of 1965.(Randolph) 152-7 S. 1401-To Amend the Land And Water Conservation fund Act of 1965.(Jackson) 152-8 S. 1423-To establish long-term cost-sharing in small watershed developments (Eastland) 152-9 S. 1429-Authorize examination of water supply in western reclamation status. 152-10 S. 1567-Young Farmers Investment Act of 1967. (Nelson) 152-11 S. 1588-Revise quota-control system on imports of certain meat and meat products. (Husk) 152-12 S. 1600-To assure safety and effectiveness of new animal drugs. (Hill) 152-13 S. 1681. Provide for disability benefits to the blind regardless of income (Harked) 152-14 S. 1700-To provide an allotment of $100,000 for adult Basic Education in each state. (Bible) 152-15 S. 1713-Remove and control pollution in public lakes. (Mondale) 152-16 S. 1726-Amend Anti-dumping Act of 1921.(Hartke) 152-17 S. 1736-Establish programs of work-study cooperative education (Hartke) 152-18 S. 1789-Authorize demonstration projects to help criminal offenders through VISTA and Teachers Corps. (Kennedy-N.Y.) 152-19 S. 1843-Establish rights for individuals in their relations with Indian Tribes (Erwin) 152-20 S. 1796-Impose quotas on-importation of certain textile articles. (Hollings) 152-21 S. 1853- Provide for special controls and restrictions on the sale of handguns. 152-22 S. 1854-Amend Firearms Act to include rockets, bazookas, heavy field artillery, etc. (Hruska) 152-23 S. 1904-Add Highway #83 to National System on Interstate and Defense Highways. (Young) N.D. 152-24 S. 1971-FHA Loans to cooperatives. (Moss of Utah) 152-25 S. 2040-Assist in erosion control of slate and county roads. 152-26 S. 2134-Encourage development of new job-creating industries in rural areas. (Pearson) 152-27 S. 2206-Establish National Commission on new Technological uses of Copyrighted Works. (McClellan) 152-28 S. 2332-Establsih a Legislative quota on oil imports. (Long of La.) 152-29 S. 2333-Provide certain benefits to postal workers who are required to transfer to new duty stations. (McGee) 152-30 S. 2388 Amendment 324-Insure 40% of male enrollees are assigned to conservation centers under Job Corps. 152-31 S. 2527-Encourage the movement of butter into domestic commercial markets, (Mondale) 152-32 S. 2648. 152-33 S. 2709-Authorize assumption by various states of civil and criminal jurisdiction over cases arising on Indian Reservations 152-34 S. 2743-Provide for reserve stocks of agricultural commodities by producers and the CCC (Monroney) 152-35 S. 2822 -Insure protection of public interest in rail merger proceedings. (Metcalf) 152-37 S. 2910-Provide encouragement to veterans to pursue a public Service career in deprived 152-38 areas. (Yarborough) S. 2911-Improve vocational rehabilitation training for service connected veterans. (Yarborough) 152-39 S. 2936-Coverage of certain drugs under Social security Act (Montoya) 152-40 S. 2937-Increase home loan guaranty entitlement for veterans from $7,500 to $10,000. (Kennedy, Mass) 152-41 S. 3149-Allow Union Labor and their employees to work together to promote their joint industry (Yarborough) 152-42 S. 3187-Authorize REA loans for new electric plant for Guam (Metcalf) 152-43 S. 3304-Authorize Bureau of Prisons to assist state and local governments in improvement of their correctional systems (Long) 152-44 S. 3330-Electric power plant sitting Act of 1968. (Kennedy of Mass.) 152-45 S. 3410-Establlsh commission to study freight rates for farm products (Burdick) 152-46 S. 3727-Establish Commission on air traffic Control. (Brooke) 152-47 S. 3868-Amend Revised Organic Act of Virgin Islands regarding land grant colleges (Moss) 152-48 S. 3869-Amend revised organic Act of Guam regarding land grant colleges. (Moss) 152-49 S. 1- S. 100 152-50 S. 101- S. 200. 153-1 S. 201- S. 300 153-2 S. 301- S. 400 153-3 S. 401- S. 500 153-4 S. 501- S. 600 153-5 S. 518 153-6 S. 518 153-7 S. 518 153-8 S. 518 153-9 S. 518 Alphabetical, 78th Congress, second session, 1962 153-10 H.R. 7977 158-1 H.R. 14001-H.R. 16000 158-2 Firearms 158-3 Firearms 158-4 88th Congress 158-5 Gun Control 158-6

Sub-Series D: Quentin Burdick Legislation Box - Folder Title Folder (1.) 1961-1962 Correspondence: letters sent. 12-30 Lists of Bills 12-1 S.1. Unemployment in certain distressed areas. 12-2 S. Con. Res. 4, Industrial development for adequate supplies of fuel and energy resources in all forms. 12-3 S. Con. Res. 16, Summer Recess. 12-4 S. Con. Res. 37, Resolution on the U.N. 12-5 S.J. 58 Amend. Constitution relative to qualification of electors 12-6 S.J. Res. 63, Hebron Brick Co. (clay depletion) 12-7 S.J. Res. 77, To establish a Joint Comm. on foreign information and intelligence. 12-8 S.J. Res. 84 American Indian Day. 12-9 S.J. Res. 88. 12-10 S. Res. 97. 12-11 S. 97, Utilization of Indian-owned resources, Fort Berthold Reservation 12-13 S. 98, Interior to provide water and sewage disposal to Medora 12-12 S. J. Res. 98, Homestead Act. 12-14 S. 99, Interior Dept. to convey property to city of Bismarck. 12-15 S. Res. 101, Dakota Territory. 12-16 S. J. Res. 133. 12-17 S. J. Res. 142. 12-18 S. J. Res. 150, Railroad mergers. 12-19 S. Res. 166. 12-20 S. 239, National Policy on Conservation of Natural Resources. 12-21 S. 341, Federal Assistance for education of Indian children. 12-22 S. 349, G.I. Education Bill. 12-23 S. 404, Youth Conservation Corps. 12-24 S. 480. 12-25 S. 529, to amend the Legislative reorganization act of 1946. 12-26 S. 717, Use of Land of the U.S. for grazing purposes. 12-27 S. 777, National Advisory Committee on Interstate Crime (et al ) 12-28 S. 886, Freight car storage and supply 12-29 S. 909, King-Anderson Bill 12-31 King-Anderson Bill (Health care for aged) 12-32 S. 909, King-Anderson Bill. 12-33 King-Anderson Bill (Health care for aged) 12-34 S. 909, King-Anderson Bill. 12-35 S. 909, Medical care for Aging. 13-1 S. 909, Social Security Amendments of 1960. 13-2 S. 909-Social security Amendments of 1960. 13-3 S. 938, Kensal School District. 13-4 S. 979, N.D. and Minn. Boundary. 13-5 S. 1021, Federal Aid to Education. 13-6 S. 1123, Exemption of Agriculture Employees from Child Labor Provision. 13-7 S. 1021, School Assistance Act of 1961 13-8 S. 1124, Ed. Facilities for children of migrant workers. 13-9 S. 1125, Adult Education for migrant workers. 13-10 S. 1126, Registration of contractors of migrant agricultural workers. 13-11 S. 1127, Provisions for Housing for domestic farm labor 13-12 S. 1128, To amend the National Labor Relations Act so to make provisions applicable to Agriculture 13-13 S. 1129-Farm Stabilization Act. 13-14 S. 1130-Grants for improving domestic Agricultural migratory workers. 13-15 S. 1131-Day Care Facilities. 13-16 S. 1132-National Citizens council on Migratory Labor. 13-17 S. 1139-Consent to compact Relating to Little Mo. River Waters. 13-18 S. 1160-Richard Klava 13-19 S. 1161-Use of land in the Garrison Dam by three affiliated tribes of Ft. B. 13-20 S. 1196-Railroad Unemployment Insurance Benefits. 13-21 S. 1241-Financing the construction of Public and other Institutions of Higher Learning. 13-22 S. 1253-Thru S. 1259-Civil Rights Legislation. 13-23 S. 1313-Wheat unfit for human consumption. 13-24 S. 1314-To amend the federal seed Act 13-25 S. 1315-Highway system to extend from St Louis to L&C expedition. 13-26 S. 1322-Chiropractic practitioners. 13-28 S. 1349-Submarginal Lands. 13-28 S. 1470-Star Route Contracts. 13-30 S. 1629-Water Resources Planning. 13-31 S. 1643-Amendment to farm Bill. 13-32 S. 1643. 14-1 S. 1669. 14-2 S. 1737-Trade Agreement extension so as to include livestock industry. 14-3 S. 1740-Truth in Lending. 14-4 S. 1752. 14-5 S. 1805-Mrs. Chong Shee Wong. 14-6 S. 1806-Kensal School. 14-7 S. 1835-Freda Feller. 14-8 S. 1855-Judgeship in North Dakota. 14-9 S. 1904-Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention. 14-10 S. 1945-Mexico Employment Workers. 14-11 S. 1959-Fred C. Mullen. 14-12 S. 1960-The Vournas Family. 14-13 S. 1966- James Nenow. 14-14 S. 2007-Tariff Act. 14-15 S. 2027-Homestead Act (Stamp) 14-16 S. 2056-Soil Bank. 14-17 S. 2113-Soil Bank. (Hay) 14-18 S. 2138-See S .2770, Fish and Wildlife Land. 15-1 S. 2170-John Wing Wong (Bill withdrawn) 14-19 S. 2197-Another Soil 14-20 S. 2210-Tax Relief 14-21 S. 2300-Byron Wong. 14-22 S. 2393-Federal Impact Area. 14-23 S. 2395-Railroad Retirement 14-24 S. 2411-Minot Federal Building 14-25 S. 2412-Garrison Lake 14-26 S. 2442-School Lunch Program. 14-27 S. 2526-Sugar. 14-28 S. 2526. 14-29 S. 2535-Wheat. 14-30 S. 2563-Forestry (agriculture) 14-31 S. 2563-Forestry 14-32 S. 2638-State Forestry Work. 14-33 S. 2624-Hay on Conservation Lands 14-34 S. 2770-Fish and Wildlife Land. 14-35 S. 2777-Arild Ericksen-Sandli. 15-2 S. 2864-Additional District Courts. 15-3 S. 2890. 15-4 S. 2890-Ammendments to S. 2814. 15-5 S. 2911-Fort Totten Land. 15-6 S. 3062-Hay Bill. 15-7 S. 3097-Railroad Mergers. 15-8 S. 3118. 15-9 S. 3241. 15-10 S. 3289. 15-11 S. 3290. 15-12 S. 3322. 15-13 S. 3373. 15-14 S. 3382-Migratory Farm Labor 15-15 S. 3398. 15-16 S. 3457. 15-17 S. 3592-Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962. 15-18 S. 3556-Dunn County Relief. 15-19 S. 3668-Theodore Roosevelt Park Highway 15-20 Eftyhios Psaltinas 15-21 S. 3704-Fort Union. 15-22 1-100 Senate Bills 15-23 H.R. 10 16-13 Senate Bills 100-200 15-24 S.J. Res. 159 15-25 S. 174. 15-26 Senate Bills 200-300. 15-27 Senate Bills 300-400. 15-28 Senate Bills 400-500. 15-29 Senate Bills 500-600. 15-30 Senate Bills 600-700. 15-31 Senate Bills 700-800. 15-32 Senate Bills 800-900. 15-33 S. 895 15-34 S. 895 16-1 Senate Bills 900-1000. 16-2 S. 993 Feed Grain Program. 15-35 Senate Bills 1000-2000. 16-7 S. 1197-Truckers. 16-3 S. 1197. 16-4 S. 1228-National Defense Education Act 16-5 S. 1322 16-12 Senate Bills 2000-3000. 16-8 S. 2153. 16-6 S. 2996-Foreign Aid 16-10 3000-4000 Senate Bills. 16-9 5000-6000 Senate Bills. 16-11

(2.) 1965-1966 N.D. Bills 64-1 S. 1-Hospital Insurance for the aged (Anderson) (PL89-97) 64-2 S. J. Res. 1-Presidential succession (Bayh) 64-3 S. Con. Res. 2-Joint Committee on Organization of Congress (Mahroney) 64-4 S. 2-Amend legislative Reorganization Act of 1946. 64-5 S. 3-Appalachian Program (Randolph) PL 89-4 3/9/65. 64-6 S. Con. Res. 4-Kennedy Film (McGovern) PL 89-274 10/20/65 64-7 S. 5-College Student Assistance (Hartke) PL 89-329 11/8/65. 64-8 S. Con. Res. 8-Sakakawea Statue. 64-9 S. 9-Cold War G.I. Bill-(Yarborough) 64-10 S. Con. Res. 16-Nazi War Criminals. Extend Statute of Limitations (Javits) 64-11 S. Con. Res. 17-Condemnation of Soviet Persecution of Jews, ((No Suggestions)) 64-12 S. 22-Promote National Program of Water Research. (Anderson) 64-13 S. J. Res. 27-Establish Annual National Farmers Week. 64-14 S. 30-Establish National Economic Conversion and Diversification Commission (McGovern) 64-15 S. Res. 30-Create Select Committee on Small Business (Prouty) 64-16 S. con. Res. 32-Planning for Peace (Clark) 64-17 S. 34-Garrison Diversion P; 89-108 64-19 S. Res. 34-Create Standing Committee on Veterans' Affairs 64-19 S. 34. 64-20 S. Con. Res. 43-Stevenson, Adlai E., Tribute to (Gruening) 65-1 S.J. Res. 52-Establish American Indian Day. (Javits) 65-2 S. 54-Establish A Mint at Bismarck (Young) 65-3 S. 55-Authorization of funds to complete International Peace Garden. (Young) 65-4 S. 56-Construction of classroom facilities for Indian Children (Young) 65-5 S.J. Res. 65-Establish Commission on art and antiquities. (Mansfield) 65-67 S. Con. Res. 71- Utah for site of 1972 Winter Olympic Games. 65-6 S. Res. 84-Establish Committee on Consumers. (Javitts) 65-7 S. J. Res. 85- Equal Rights for Women (McCarthy) 65-8 S. 99-Amend Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act. PI 89-337 65-9 S. 101- Theodore Roosevelt Road. 65-10 S. Con. Res. 101-To avoid heavy population concentrations of Federal activities, etc. (Miller) 65-11 S. Ill-Establish National Humanities Foundation (Gruening) pi 89-209 65-12 S. Con. Res. 114-National American Indian And Alaska Natives policy resolution. (McGovern) 65-13 S. Res. 121-Murals for Beauty (Moss) 65-14 S.J. Res. 127-Designate April 9 as Sir Winston Churchill Day (Dodd) 65-15 S.J. Res. 162-To'establish American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (Eastland) 65-16 S. Res. 179-Nuclear Proliferation (Pastore) 65-17 S. J. Res. 195-Direct Secretary of Labor to study anti-strike laws. (Javitts) 65-18 S. Res. 250-Requesting information from National Science Foundation (Church) 65-19 S. Res. 252-82nd. birthday greetings to Harry S. Truman. (Montoya) 65-20 S. 253- Jurisdiction over cases arising on Indian Reservations. 65-21 S. 290-Contempt to publish information not properly admitted in criminal case-Morse. 65-22 S. 291- Speedy Trial of Criminal Cases. Morse 65-23 S. 298- For the relief of Fang Luke Chiu. (Young) 65-24 S. Res. 298- Establish select Committee on Technology and Human Environment (Muskie) 65-25 S. Res. 300-Troop deployment in Europe (Mansfield) 65-26 S. 316-National Humanities Foundation Act of 1965, (Pell) P1 89-209 65-27 S. 317-For the relief of the Swanston Equipment Company 65-28 S. 318-For the relief of Jane Jast Delorme 65-29 S. 319-For the relief of Cathryn Glesner 65-30 S. 320-For the relief of Denis Ryan 65-31 S. 321-For the relief of Leo Mondry 65-32 S. 322-For the relief of Choy-Sim Mah PL 89-131 65-34 S. 323-For the relief of Gertrude Margitta McCannel 65-35 S. 360-Indiana Dunes (Jackson) 65-36 S. 438 Drug Control Act of 1965 (Dodd) PL 89-74 65-37 S. 457-Jursidiction of Federal Power Commission over nonprofit cooperatives. 65-38 S. 523-Duty-free Articles for International Peace Garden 65-39 S. 534-Amend Social Security Act (Jane Romhorst) PL 89-97 65-40 S. 525-Make available surplus personal property to Indian Tribes 65-41 S. 526-Appropriate money for three experimental stations 65-42 S. 527-Indian rape 65-43 S. 530-Chropractors 65-44 S. 568-Relief of Denis Ryan 65-33 S. 576-Physicians and Doctors encourage to practice where shortage exists (Cotton) PL 89- 290 65-45 S. 600-Higher Education Act of 1965 (Morse) PL 89-329 65-46 S. 601-Uss Utah (Moss) 65-47 S. 602-Amend Small Reclamation Projects Act of 1956 (Moss) 65-48 S. 624-Black Market Babies (Dodd) 65-49 S. 646-Bail-Release on Personal Recognition (Erwin) 65-50 S. 647-Bail, Receive Credit for time spent in custody for lack of (Erwin) 65-51 S. 648-Bail, Refundable Cash deposit (Erwin) 65-52 S. 662-Upper Great Plains Regional Development Act of 1965 (McGovern) PL 89-136 65-53 S. 706-Missouri River Bridge 65-54 S. 707-Amend Federal Property and Administration Services Act 65-55 S. 708-Amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (Private Clubs) PL 89-44 65-56 S. 812-Regional Development Act of 1965 (McNamara) PL 89-136 65-57 S. 937-Amend Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (Brewster) 65-58 S. 938-Resources and Conservation Act of 1965 (McGovern) 65-59 S. 948-Export Control Act Amend-Williams of N.J. 65-60 S. 969-Veterens-advance Notice of closing of facility (Boggs) 65-61 S. 994-National Wool Act of 1954, Extend operation of (McGee) PL 89-321 65-62 S. 1032-Coal Mines, Amend Act (Moss) 65-63 S. 1034-Amend Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act (Montova) 65-64 S. 1098-Freight car supply, Insure Adequacy of (Maguson) 65-65 S. 1160-Freedom of Information 65-66 S. 1203-Teachers-Deduction of Continuing Education Expenses for (Hartke) 66-1 S. 1341-Indian Heirship (Young) 66-2 S. 1355-Student Social Security PL 89-97 66-3 S, 1356-Indian Tribes-Maintain Civil Actions in Federal District Courts. 66-4 S. 1357-Bail Reform Act of 1965 (Erwin) 66-5 S. 1438-National Foundation on Arts and Humanities Act of 1965 (Pell) PL 89-209 66-6 S. 1564-Voting Rights Act of 1965 (Mansfield) PL 89-110 66-7 S. 1589-Indians-Provide public assistance (Burdick) 66-8 S. 1642-Change name of Garrison Dam to Lake Sakakawea 66-9 S. 1648-Public Works and Economic development Act PL 89-136 66-10 S. 1750-Attorneys practice responses-N.D. Lawyers PL 89-332 66-11 S. 1758-Right of Persons to be represented by attorneys in matters before Federal Agencies PL 89-332 66-12 S. 1766-Amend Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act of 1961 (Aiken) PL 89-240 66-13 S. 1793-Amend Federal Disaster Act (Mondale) PL 89-321 66-14 S. 1808-Legal-Facilities Rehabilitation of Persons Convicted of Offenses (Long) PL 89-176 66-15 S. 1861-Disaster Relief Act of 1965 (Bayh) 66-16 S. 1884-Overtime services exempt private aircraft from paying 66-17 S. 1885-Minimum Wages for Laborers and mechanics re. postal work 66-18 S. 1886-Mail, prohibits IRS from opening (Long) PL 89-44 66-19 S. 1968-Presidential Assassination (Eastland) PL 89-141 66-20 S. 1976-Repeal Highway Revenue Act of 1956 (Hartke) 66-21 S. 1956-Indians-Submarginal lands. 66-22 S. 1993-Milk Sanitation (Mondale) 66-23 S. 2052-Relief of Dr. Leonardo M. Cabarilla 66-24 S. 2067-War Orphans Educational Assistance Act Amend (Kennedy-Mass) 66-25 S. 2080-Coinage Act (Robertson) PL 89-81 66-26 S. 2087-Flood farm bill PL 89-112 66-27 S. 2121-School Lunch Program Expansion (Ribicoff) 66-28 S. 2152-Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act of 1965 (Dodd) 66-29 S. 2159-Freight rare changes (Young) 66-30 S. 2180-Railroad Transportation Improve safety of (McGee) 66-31 S. 2191-Provide for civil commitment of persons addicted to use of narcotic drugs (McClellon) 66-32 S. 2196-Indians-Establish Indian revolving load fund. 66-33 S. 2197-Indians-Provide for guaranty and insurance of loans to Indians and Indian organizations 66-34 S. 2200-Milk, add vitamins A and D to (Ribicoff) 66-35 S. 2204-Bimarck-Mandan Sewage Treatment Facilities 66-36 S. 2205-For the relief of the widow of Albert M. Pepoon 66-37 S. 2229-Foreighn Food Aid Supplement (McGovern) 66-38 S. 2278-School assistance-administrative expenses (Metcalf) PL 89-313 66-39 S. 2410-Student Social Security 66-40 S. 2328-For the relief of Dr. Harbans Singh Gill 66-41 S. 2429-For the relief of Dr. Antonio S. Mimay 66-42 S. 2479-Antitrust suits, disallow tax deduction for (Hart) 66-43 S. 2657-To establish Commission on Alcoholism (Moss) 66-44 S. 2715-Federal Inventions Act (Hart) 66-45 S. 2734-Adjust sugar quotas for domestic areas 66-46 S. 2816-Alleviate national freight car shortage 66-47 S. 2817-Adjust sugar quotas for domestic areas, (supersedes S. 2734) 66-48 S. 2837-Veteren Pension benefits, prevent loss of 66-49 Amend to S. 2859-Foreign Assistance Act of 1961. (relates to Am. Schools and hospitals abroad) 66-50 S. 2875-Water, increase yield of from atmosphere sources 66-51 S. 2921-Provide Special Milk Program for Children (Proxmire) 66-52 S. 2934-Community Development District Act of 1966 (Ellender) 66-53 S. 3076-Extend and amend the Library Services and Construction Act (Hill) 66-54 S. 3089-Provide comprehensive program to combat alcoholism (Moss) 66-55 S. 3107-To provide review of national resource problems and programs (Jackson) 66-56 S. 3273-To regulate imports of milk and dairy products (Proxmire) 66-57 S. 3322-To hold certain land in trust for Fort Berthold Indian Reservation 66-58 s. 3296-Civil Rights Act of 1966 (Hart) 66-59 S. 3463-Amend Bankruptcy Act re. dischargeability or non-disrechargeablity of debts 66-60 S. 3467-Establish a special summer lunch program for children (Ribicoff) 66-61 S. 3514-To provide for National Eye Institute at N.I.H. (Hill) 66-62 S. 2580-Provide readjustment assistance to veterans in Armed Forces during Vietnam Era (Montova) 66-63 S. 3646-Abolish death penalty (Hart) 66-64 S. 3662-Establish a price support level for milk (McGovern) 66-65 S. 3670-Permit free entry of citizens of Trust Territory of Pacific Islands to U.S. 66-66 S. 3698-St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation (Mondale). 66-67 S. 3699-Provide for separate accounting of funds for Dept. of Ag. for farmer and consumer. 66-68 S. 3703-"Bill of Rights" protecting federal employees to their privacy. 66-69 S. 3769-Clean Lakes Act of 1966 (Mondale) 66-70 S. 3777-Amend Railroad Retirement Act of 1937 and R.R. Retirement tax Act. 66-71 S. 3779-"Bill of Rights" protecting federal employees to their privacy. 66-72 S. 3784-Redefine eligibility for membership of American Legion (Eastland) 66-73 S. 3888-To establish an executive organization review Commission. 66-74 S. 3910-White House Conference on Indian Affairs. (Harris) 66-75 H.R. 14765-Amendments to the Civil Rights Act of 1966. (Hart) 66-76 H.R. 12362- 66-77 88th Congress. 66-78

(3.) 1967-1968 S. 9-To improve the Cold War G.I. Bill to insure equality of benefits between Korean and Vietnam War Veterans. 150-1 S. Con. Res. 10-Deferment of Highway Trust Fund expenditures should be lifted. 150-2 S.16-Readjustment assistance to veterans serving in Armed Forces during Vietnam era. 150-3 S. 18-Establish Small Tax Division within the Tax Court of the U.S. (Magnuson). 150-4 S.J. Res. 19-Establish a National Farmers Week. (Burdick). 150-5 S. 20-Establish a National Water Commission. (Jackson). 150-6 S. Con. Res. 29-To avoid heavy population concentrations in Fed. govt. activities (Miller). 150-7 S. Res. 49-Sense resolution re troop deployment in Europe. (Mansfield). 150-8 S.J. Res. 50-Proclaim April 9, 1967 as Bataan-Corregidor Day. (Scott). 150-9 S. Res. 86- Congratulations to people of Puerto Rico on their 50th Anniversary of U.S. citizenship. (Jackson). 150-11 S.J. Res. 93- Walt Disney Medal (Murphy) 150-12 S.J. Res. 97-Establish Commission to investigate riots and civil strife. 150-13 S. 109-Control unfair trade practices affecting producers of agricultural products. (Aiken). 150-14 S. 119-Establish a National Wild Rivers System (Church). 150-15 S. 120-Establishment of Mint as Bismarck (Young). 150-16 S.J. Res. 140-Designation of "Freedom Week." 150-17 S. Res. 143-Looking toward a stable and durable peace in the Middle East (Symington) 150-18 S. 154-Establish Redwood National Park in Calif. (Metcalf). 151-4 S. Res. 180-To assure UN's Security Council consideration of Vietnam conflict. 150-19 S. 272-Permit inspection of certain grain on basis of submitted samples. 150-20 S. 272. 150-21 S. 278-Reclassify certain positions in the postal service field (Brewster). 150-22 S. Res. 281-Establish Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs (McGovern). 150-23 S. 325-Establish National Eye Institute at NIH (Hill). 150-24 S. 449-Provide for popular election of Governor of Guam (Jackson). 150-25 S. 450-Provide for popular election of Governor of Virgin Islands (Jackson). 150-26 S. 460-Indian Classroom facilities (Young of N.D.). 150-27 S. 471-For the relief of the Swanston Equipment Co. (Burdick). 150-28 S. 472-For the relief of Dr. Eugene B. Finch (Burdick). 150-29 S. 473-For the relief of Dr. Edward Ting Liu (Burdick). 150-30 S. 475-Provide for holding Court at Williston (Burdick). 151-1 S. 477-For the relief of the widow of Albert M. Pepoon (Burdick). 151-2 S. 483-Relative to: Veterans Service Centers (Boggs). 151-3 S. 537-Modify comprehensive plan for Missouri River Basin (Young of N.D.). 151-5 S. 538-Amend Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946. (McClellan). 151-6 S. 544-Prevent loss of veterans benefits as result of increases in social security (Burdick). 151-7 S. 546-To make available surplus personal property to Indian tribes. (Burdick) 150-10 S. 550-Funds for maintenance and operations of three experimental stations. (Burdick) 151-8 S. 551-For the relief of Dr. Antonio S. Mimay (Burdick). 151-9 S. 552-Vandalism to trains shall be criminal offense (Burdick). 151-10 S. 553-Require minimum wages to laborers and mechanics re postal work (Burdick) 151-11 S. 577-With respect to purposes for which surplus personal property may be donated (Burdick) (recreational). 151-12 S. 612-Regulate imports of milk and dairy products. (Proxmire). 151-13 S. 682-Provides for control and prevention of erosion and sediment damage on rivers and streams. (Nelson) 151-14 S.796-To clarify the tax status of American Indians (McGee). 151-15 S. 810-Provide for White House Conference on Indian-Affairs (Harris). 151-16 S. 824-Local law officers Education and Equipment Act. (Tydings). 151-17 S. 876-Education of Indian students in secretarial institutions of higher education. 151-18 S. 915-Provide for establishment of Federal Judicial Center (McClellan). 151-20 S. 928-Right of Privacy Act of 1967, (wiretapping) (Long of Mo.). 151-21 S. 987-Prevent loss of veteran's benefits as result of increases in social security (Burdick). 151-19 S. 988-Change Garrison Reservoir or Lake Sakakwea (Burdick). 151-22 S. 991-Provide street lighting facilities to aid in prevention of crime. (Kennedy of Mass.) 151-23 S. 992-To establish a National Institute of Criminal Justice (Kennedy of Mass.) 151-24 S. 993-Provide grants for establishment and operation of Regional Academies of Criminal Justice 151-25 S. 1148-Provide for annual audits of the accounts of the Disabled American Veterans (Burdick). 151-26 S. 1316-Re_ Tenure and retirement benefits of referees in bankruptcy. 151-27 S. 1376-To extend rural mail delivery service (Burdick). 151-28 S. 1575-To provide enclosures for traditional outdoor facilities (Burdick). 151-29 S. 1763-To promote the economic development of Guam (Burdick). 151-30 S. 1811-Provide that Highway #2 be designated as part of National System of Interstate and Defense Highways (Burdick). 151-31 S.1866-Doctor Berchamans Rioux. 151-32 S. 1892-For the relief of Leo Walker (Burdick) 151-33 S. 1893-To reallocate part of filing fee from clerk's earnings to referee's salary and expense fund. (Burdick). 151-34 S. 2318-For the relief of Kelley Michele Auerbach (Burdick) 151-35 S. 2345-For the relief of Rosie L. Fadul (Burdick). 151-36 S. 2356-For the relief of Adela B. Cadag (Burdick). 151-37 S. 2648-Authorize VA to pay Servicemen's life insurance during tour in a combat zone (Burdick). 151-38 S. 2713-For the relief of Dr. Amando Chanco Jr. 151-39 S. 2935-To define the term "disability" in Social Security Act (Metcalf) 151-40 S. 2973-Provide for orderly marketing of agricultural commodities by producers there of (Mondale). 151-41 S. 3070-Extend provisions of the Small Business Act to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (Burdick). 151-42 S. 3072-Amend Act entitled "An Act to provide for the rehabilitation of Guam approved 11/4/63. (Burdick) 151-43 S. 3207-Provide for continuance of civil government for Trust Territories (Burdick). 151-44 S. 3642-Approve public Laws of Guam relative to Guam Power Authority Revenue Boards (Burdick). 151-45 Miscellaneous Bills 150-31 Miscellaneous Bills 151-46

Sub-Series E: Committee Files Box- Folder Title Folder Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure 67-1 Committee Agriculture and Forestry 67-2 Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly. 67-3 Committee on Appropriations. 67-4 Committee Armed Services. 67-5 Committee Atomic Energy 67-6 Committee Banking and Currency. 67-7 Subcommittee Constitutional Rights. 67-8 Democratic Steering Committee. 67-9 Subcommittee on Employment and Manpower 67-10 Committee on Finance. 67-11 Committee on Foreign Relations. 67-12 Committee Immigration and Naturalization 67-13 Committee on Judiciary. 67-14 Committee on Internal Security. 68-1 Committee Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 68-2 Subcommittee Juvenile Delinquency. 68-3 Committee Labor and Public Works. 68-4 Subcommittee on Labor. 68-5 Subcommittee on Migratory Labor. 68-6 Subcommittee on Patents. 68-7 Subcommittee on Patents Stockholm. 68-8 Subcommittee on National Penitentiaries 68-9 Committee Post Office and Civil Service 69-10 Subcommittee Railroad Retirement 68-11 Committee Rules and Admin. 68-12 Committee Small Business. 68-13 Committee Veterans Affairs 68-14 House Ag. Committee. 68-15 House Interior Committee 68-16 Committee on Territories. 68-17 House Po. and Cs 68-18 House Rules Committee. 68-19 House Veterans Committee. 68-20 House Ways and Means. 68-21 House Un-American Activities Committee 68-22

Sub-Series F: Subject Files Box- Folder Title Folder (1.) 1961-1962 "A" Miscellaneous. 18-1 Absent Voters. 18-2 Agricultural Yearbook 1962. 18-3 Agricultural Dept 18-4 Agriculture 1961 (sent). 18-5 Agricultural Yearbooks. 18-6 Agriculture Dept. 18-7 Air Force Dept. 18-8 Airlines. 18-9 Alien Property. 18-10 Area Redevelopment. 18-11 American Consulates 18-12 Appointments 18-13 Appropriations 18-14 Army Dept 18-15 Army Engineers. 18-16 Atomic Energy Commission. 18-17 Attorney General 18-18 Autographs. 19-1 "B" Miscellaneous 19-2 Barley 19-3 Berlin 19-4 Bin Sites 19-5 Bonus 19-6 Books Sent 19-7 Box Cars 19-8 Bread Duty 19-9 Bureau of Budget 19-10 Bureau of Census 19-11 Bureau of Customs 19-12 Bureau of Federal Credit Union 19-13 Bureau of Land Management 19-14 Bureau of Prisons 19-15 Bureau of Public Dept. 19-16 Bureau of Public Roads 19-17 Bureau of Reclamation 19-18 Bureau of Standards 19-19 "C" Miscellaneous 19-20 Campaign Expenditures. 19-21 Campaign (General) 19-22 Cancer 19-23 Central Intelligence Agency 19-24 Civil Aeronautics Board 19-25 Civil Defense 19-26 Civil Rights 19-27 Civil Service Commission 19-28 Civil Service Forms 19-29 Civil Service Retirement 19-30 Clippings 19-31 Cloture 19-32 Coast Guard 19-33 Commerce Department 19-34 Committee on Agriculture and Forestry 19-35 Committee on Appropriations 19-36 Committee on Armed Services 19-37 Committee on Atomic Energy 19-38 Committee on Banking and Currency 19-39 Committee on the District of Columbia. 19-40 Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights 19-41 Committee on Finance 19-42 Committee on Foreign Relations 19-43 Comm. House Judiciary 19-44 Comm. House P.O. and C.S. 19-45 Committee House Rules. 19-46 House UN-American Activities Committee 19-47 Comm. House Ways and Means 19-48 Comm. House Veterans Affairs 19-49 KNAA-KNAUE 19-50 KLINL-KM 19-51 Comm. Immigration and Naturalization 19-52 Subcommittee on Internal Security 19-53 Comm. interior and Insular Affairs. 19-54 Comm. On Interstate and Foreign Commerce 19-55 Committee on Judiciary 19-56 Comm. Labor and Public Welfare 19-57 Comm. Labor and Public Works 19-58 Subcommittee on Labor 19-59 Migratory Labor 19-60 Congress of Industrial Organizations 19-61 Congressional Record 19-62 Congressional Record Mailing List 19-63 Congressional Directory 19-64 Connally Amendment 19-65 Contributions. 19-66 Cuba 19-67 FHA Rural Housing Loans. 19-68 Farm Machinery. 19-69 Farm Program. 19-70 Economic Indicators 20-1 Education 20-2 Eggs 20-3 Election Results Info. 20-4 Communication Satellite. 20-5 Comptroller General Of US. 20-6 Farm Program 20-7 Farm Program 20-8 Congratulatory Messages. 20-9 Communications Satellite. 20-10 Communism. 20-11 Communications Satellite. 20-12 Subcommittee on Migratory Labor. 20-13 Committee Miscellaneous 20-14 Comm. on Post Office and Civil Services. 20-15 Committee on Public Works 20-16 Subcommittee on Retirement (Railroad) 20-17 Committee on Rules and Administration. 20-18 Committee on Small Business. 20-19 Committee on Veterans Affairs. 20-20 Commodity Credit Corporation. 21-1 Democratic National Committee. 21-2 Defense Productions Adm. 21-4 Depletion (oil, clay, Misc.) 21-5 "D" Miscellaneous 21-7 Defense Dept. 21-8 Disarmament. 21-10 District of Columbia. 21-11 Draft. 21-12 "E" Miscellaneous 21-13 Embassy. 21-6 Elevators. 21-3 Emergency Loans 21-14 Equal Rights. 21-15 Employment Discrimination. 21-16 Disaster loans And Areas 21-17 "F" Miscellaneous 21-18 Farm Program 21-9 Farm Program 21-19 Farm Legislation. 21-20 Farm Prices. 21-21 Farm Reporter. 21-22 Farmers Home Administration. 21-23 Farmers Home Loan. 21-24 Farmers Bulletins. 21-25 Farmers Union. 21-26 Favorable action. 21-27 Federal Aid to Education. 22-1 Federal Aid to Education 22-2 Federal Aid to Education 22-3 Federal Aviation Agency. 22-4 Federal budget. 22-5 Federal/Bureau of Investigation FBI 22-6 Federal Communication Commission 22-7 Federal Home Administration 22-8 Federal Crop Insurance. 22-9 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 22-10 Federal Housing Administration. 22-11 Federal Land Bank. 22-12 Federal Power Commission. 22-13 Feed Grain. 22-14 Fish And Wildlife Service. 22-15 Flags 22-16 Flax 22-17 Floods 22-18 Food and Drug Administration 22-19 Food for Peace Program. 22-20 Food Distribution. 22-21 Foreign Claim Commission. 22-22 Foreign Service. 22-23 Foreign Trade. 22-24 Freight Rates. 22-25 Foreign Aid. 22-26 Form Letters. 22-27 Fulbright Memo 23-1 "G" Miscellaneous. 23-2 General Accounting Office 22-3 General Services Adm. 23-4 Germany. 23-5 G.I. Bill 23-6 Government Printing Office 23-7 Government Spending 23-8 Grain. 23-9 Grain Elevators 23-10 Grasshoppers 23-11 Greetings. 23-12 "H" Miscellaneous. 23-13 Health, Education, and Welfare. 23-14 Heart Butte Dam. 23-15 Highways 23-16 Home Loan Assn. 23-17 Housing and Home Finance. 23-18 Housing. 23-19 Human Events. 23-20 Inauguration. 1961. 23-21 Indians. 23-22 Indian Affairs. 23-23 Indian Bill. 23-24 Interior Dept 23-25 Internal Revenue. 23-26 Interstate Commerce Comm. 23-27 "I" Miscellaneous. 23-28 Immigration and Naturalization Service 23-29 Import and Export. 23-30 Infant Care. 23-31 Inflation. 23-32 Invitations 24-2 Invitations. 24-3 "J" Miscellaneous 24-4 Jeeps. 24-5 Jobs 24-8 Justice Department. 24-6 Juvenile Delinquency. 24-7 "K" Miscellaneous. 24-9 Korean Veterans 24-10 KLEIO-KLEZ. 24-13 KLF-KLINK. 24-12 KNAUF-KNIO. 24-14 "L" Miscellaneous 24-15 Labor Department 24-16 Land Imports 24-17 Land Leasing 24-18 Leader 24-19 Legislation Views 24-20 Legislation to be introduced 25-2 Library of Congress 25-3 Liquor 25-1 "M" Miscellaneous 25-4 Mailing List 25-5 Maps. 25-6 Medical Care for aging 25-7 Migratory Labor 24-11 Military Training 25-8 Military Dependents. 25-9 Mineral Rights 25-10 Minimum Wage Law 25-11 Miscellaneous Publications 25-12 Missouri Basin 25-13 Mobil Units 25-14 Mutual Aid 25-15 Mutual Security Program 25-16 "N" Miscellaneous. 25-17 NATO Conference 25-18 National Park Service 25-19 National Parks Employment 26-1 Navy Dept. 26-2 Newsletter. 26-3 Nominations 26-5 Newsletter 26-4 "O" Miscellaneous 26-6 Office of Defense Mobilization 26-7 Office General 26-8 Office Personnel 26-9 Office Stationary 26-10 Oil 26-11 Oil 26-12 Old Age 26-13 Organization for economic cooperation and development 26-14 "P" Miscellaneous. 26-15 Parity Prices 26-16 Passports 26-17 Patent Office 26-18 Patronage 26-19 Peace Corps Program 26-21 Photograph 26-20 Post Office Department 26-22 POD Metro Plan. 26-23 Soo Line Railroad, Minneapolis to Portland 26-24 Postal Pay Raise. 27-1 Postal Rates. 27-2 Postal Rates 27-3 Potato Program 27-4 Power 27-5 Power 27-6 Power 27-7 Press Releases 27-8 Press Releases 28-1 Public Health Adm. 28-2 Public Service Comm. 28-3 Public Welfare Admin. 28-4 Public Works Admin 28-5 "Q" Miscellaneous. 28-6 "R" Miscellaneous. 28-7 Radio and TV Broadcast and recordings 28-8 Radio and TV Tapes 28-9 REA Loans 28-10 REA 28-11 Railroad Mergers 28-13 Railroad Retirement 28-12 Railroads 28-14 Recommendations 28-15 Reconstruction Finance Corp 28-16 Re-election 28-17 Republicans 28-18 Resealing Program. 28-19 Retirement Legislation. 28-20 Rural Telephone Association 28-21 Rye 28-22 "S" Miscellaneous. 29-1 School Grants 29-2 School Lunches 29-3 Selective Service 29-4 Senate Architect of Capitol 29-5 Senate Disbursing Office 29-6 Senate Page 29-9 Senate Printing Clerk. 29-7 Senate, Secretary of 29-8 Senate Sergeant of Arms. 29-10 Shelter Areas. 29-11 Small Business Admin. 29-12 Social Security Admin. 29-13 Social Security Legislation. 29-14 Socialized Medicine. 29-15 Soil Bank 29-16 Soil Conservation 29-17 Soybeans 29-18 Request for Campaign Speeches 29-19 State Department 29-20 Student Letters. 29-21 Student Loans 29-22 Sugar Beets 29-23 Surplus Property Office 29-24 Supreme Court 29-25 "T" Miscellaneous 29-26 Tax 30-1 Tax 30-4 Tax 30-5 Tax Cut 30-3 Taxes, Cooperative 29-27 Taxes, Excise 29-28 Taxes, Income 30-2 Tax (Miscellaneous). 30-6 Telephones 30-7 Thank you letters. 30-8 Teachers 30-9 Telegrams 30-10 Thank you letters 31-1 Trade 31-2 Trade Expansion Act 31-3 Treasury Department 31-4 Trips 31-5 Tuberculosis 31-6 Turkeys 31-7 TV Appearance 31-8 TVA. 31-23 "U" Miscellaneous 31-10 United Nations 31-9 Urban Renewal 31-11 U.S. Coast Guard 31-12 "V" Miscellaneous 31-13 Veterans Administration 31-14 Veterans Form Letter Answers. 31-18 Veterans Insurance. 31-17 Veterans Legislation 31-15 Veterans Pension 31-16 Voting 31-19 "W" Miscellaneous 31-20 Wage Stabilization Board 31-21 Washington Form Letter 31-22 Watershed and Flood Prevention Act 32-1 Wells 32-2 White House 32-3 Wheat 32-8 Wheat 32-7 Wheat 32-4 Wool 32-5 World Trade 32-6 "X" Miscellaneous 32-9 Uranium Mining-Lignite- N.Dak. 32-10 Irrigation-Missouri-Souris et al. 32-11 B.H. Wilson Sentinel Butte North Dakota 32-12 Grants-in Aid and subsidies. 32-13 Williston Trade School 32-14 Theodore Roosevelt reference file. 32-15 Lake Sakakawea. 32-16 Congressional Record Insertions 86th Congress. 32-17 Congressional Record Insertions 87th Congress. 32-18 Congressional Record. 32-19 School Construction: Halliday, Parshall White Shields. 32-20 Patronage. 32-21 Minot Post Office. 32-22 Appointment File. 32-23 Office 32-24 Law and Order Standing Rock Reservation. 32-25 Strasburg Nursing Home. 32-26

(2.) 1963-1964 Agriculture Dept 39-1 Agriculture Yearbook 39-2 Agriculture Yearbook 39-3 Agriculture Yearbook 39-4 Agriculture Yearbooks 1963 39-5 Air Force. 39-6 Airlines 39-7 Area Development 39-8 Army Department 39-9 Army Engineers 39-10 Atomic Energy Commission 39-11 Attorney General 39-12 Autographs 39-13 Barley 39-14 Beef 39-15 Beef 39-16 Berlin 40-1 Biography 40-2 Bonus 40-3 Books sent 40-4 Bowman, Haley. 40-10 Bowman, Haley. 40-11 Bowman Uranium Hill. 40-12 Boxcars. 40-13 Bread 40-14 Bureau of Budgets 40-15 Bureau of Census 40-16 Bureau of Customs 40-17 Bureau of Debt 40-18 Bureau of Land Management 40-19 Bureau of Prisons 40-20 Bureau of Reclamation 40-21 Bureau of Roads 40-22 Bureau of Standards 40-23 "C" Miscellaneous 40-24 Campaign General 40-25 Cancer 40-26 Central Intelligence Agency 40-27 Civil Aeronautics Board 40-29 Civil Defense 40-28 Civil Rights 40-30 Civil Rights 41-1 Civil Rights 41-2 Civil Rights 41-3 Civil Service Retirement 41-4 Clippings 41-5 Cloture 41-6 Coast Guard 41-7 Commerce Dept. 41-8 Commodity Credit Corporation 41-9 Common Market 41-10 Communism 41-11 Communication Satellite 41-13 Comptroller General U.S. 41-12 Congratulations 41-14 Congratulatory Messages 41-15 Congressional Directory 41-16 Congressional Record 41-17 Contributions 41-18 Cuba 42-1 "D" Miscellaneous 42-2 Defense Department 42-3 Democratic National Committee 42-4 Disarmament 42-5 Disaster Areas and Loans 42-6 District of Columbia 42-7 District of Columbia 42-8 Draft 42-9 "E" Miscellaneous 42-10 Economic Indicator 42-11 Education 42-12 Eggs 42-13 Elevators 42-14 Embassy. 42-15 Emergency loans 42-16 Extension Service. 42-17 Expense Accounts 42-18 "F" Miscellaneous. 42-19 Fallout Shelters 42-20 Farm Prices 42-21 Farmers Bulletins 42-22 Farmers Home Administration 42-23 Farmers Home Loans 42-24 Farmers Union 42-25 Federal Aid to Education 42-26 Federal Aviation Agency 43-1 Federal Bureau of Investigation. 43-2 Federal Communication Commission. 43-3 Federal Crop Insurance 43-4 Federal Deposit Insurance Corp 43-5 Federal Home Administration. 43-6 Federal Housing Administration. 43-7 Federal Power Commission 43-8 Federal Trade Commission 43-9 Feed Grain. 43-10 Firearms 43-11 Fish and Wildlife. 43-12 Flags. 43-13 Flax. 43-14 Floods. 43-15 Food and Drug Administration 43-16 Food for Peace. 43-17 Football Tickets. 43-18 Foreign Aid Foreign Service. 43-19 Foreign Claims Commission 43-20 Foreign Trade 43-21 Form Letters 43-23 Freight Rates 44-22 "G" Miscellaneous. 44-1 General Accounting Office 44-2 General Services Administration. 44-3 Gifts 44-4 G. I. Bill 44-5 Government Printing Office 44-6 Government Spending 44-7 Grain 44-8 Grazing 44-9 Greetings 44-10 Group Hospitalization 44-11 G.T.A. 44-12 G.T.A. 44-13 "H" Miscellaneous 44-14 Health, Education and Welfare 44-15 Housing Administration 44-16 Housing and Home Finance 44-17 Home Loan Association. 44-18 Human Events 44-19 "I" Miscellaneous 44-20 Immigration and Naturalization Service 44-21 Inaugural Dinner 44-22 Inauguration. 44-23 Indian Affairs 44-24 Indians. 45-1 Interior Department. 45-2 Interstate Commerce Commission 45-3 Invitation 45-4 Invitation 45-5 Invitations 45-6 "J" Miscellaneous 46-1 Jobs 46-2 Jobs, Summer 46-3 Justice Dept. 46-4 "K" Miscellaneous. 46-5 "L" Miscellaneous. 46-6 Labor Dept. 46-7 Legislation to be Introduced 46-8 Legislative Council 46-9 Legislative Views 46-10 Legislative Views 46-11 Legislative Views 46-12 Legislative Views 46-13 Library of Congress 46-15 Liquor. 46-14 "M" Miscellaneous. 46-16 Mailing List. 46-17 Manpower Development and Training Act 47-1 Marine Corps 47-2 Medical Care for Aging 47-3 Mental Health. 47-4 Mineral Rights 47-5 Miscellaneous Publications. 47-6 Miscellaneous Publications. 47-7 Miscellaneous Publications. 48-1 Missouri Valley Authority. 48-2 Multiple Sclerosis 48-3 Mutual Aid. 48-4 Mutual Security Program. 48-5 "N" Miscellaneous 48-6 National Guard 48-7 National Park Employment. 48-8 National Park Service. 48-9 National Science Foundation. 48-10 Navy Department. 48-12 Negroes. 48-12 Newsletter 48-13 Newspaper Clippings 48-14 Newspaper Subscriptions. 48-15 Nominations. 48-16 Nothing Letters. 48-17 "O" Miscellaneous. 48-18 Office of Defense Mobilization. 48-19 Office Equipment. 48-20 Office Personal. 48-21 Oil. 48-22 Old Age 48-23 "P" Miscellaneous. 48-24 Paintings 49-1 Paintings 49-2 Parity Prices. 49-3 Passports. 49-4 Patent Office 49-5 Patnaude Leona. 40-9 Pay Raise. 49-6 Peace Corps 49-7 Pensions 49-8 People to see. 49-9 Photograph 49-10 Post Office dept 49-11 Post Office Dept 49-12 Postal Pay Raise 49-13 Postal Rates Increase 49-14 Potatoes. 49-15 Power 49-17 Press Release 49-16 Production and Marketing Admin. 49-18 Public Health Admin. 49-19 Public Service Commission 48-20 Public Welfare Admin. 48-21 Public Works Admin. 48-22 Press Releases 50-1 "Q" Miscellaneous 50-2 "R" Miscellaneous 50-3 Radio and TV Recordings 50-4 Railroad Retirement 50-5 Railroads 50-6 Reapportionment 50-7 REA Loans 50-8 REA 50-9 RES Cooperatives 50-10 Recommendations 50-11 Reconstruction Finance Corporations 50-12 Red China 50-13 Red China 50-14 Re-election 50-15 Republicans 50-16 Retirement Legislatures 50-17 TRA (Rural Telephone Administration) 50-18 Russia 50-19 Rust 50-20 Rye 50-21 "S" Miscellaneous 51-1 School Grants 51-2 School Lunches 51-3 Security Exchange Commission 51-5 Seed and Feed 51-4 Segregation 51-6 Selective Service 51-7 Senate Disturbing Office 51-9 Senate Printing Office 51-10 Senate Sergeant at arms 51-11 Senior Citizens Housing 51-8 SLOV-SMITG 40-5 SKJ-SKZ 40-6 SLAA-SLED 40-7 SLEE-SLOU 40-8 Small Business Administration. 51-12 Smoot Report 51-13 Social Security Administration 51-14 Soil Bank Flexo 51-15 Soil Bank 51-16 Soy Beans 51-17 State Department 51-18 Student Loans 51-19 Sugar 52-1 Supreme Court 52-2 Sympathy. 52-3 Sympathy. 52-4 "T" Miscellaneous. 52-5 Tariffs 52-6 Taxes Excise 52-7 Taxes Miscellaneous 52-8 Taxes Income 52-9 Tax 52-10 Tax 53-1 Taxes Cooperative. 53-2 Tax Cut. 53-3 Telephones. 53-4 Television 53-5 TVA. 53-6 Telegrams 53-7 Telegrams 53-8 Television. 53-9 Thank you 53-10 Thank you letters 53-11 Trade. 53-12 Treasury Dept 53-13 Trips 53-14 "U" Miscellaneous 54-1 United Nations. 54-2 U.S. Coast Guard 54-3 Urban Renewal. 54-4 Urban Affairs. 54-5 "V" Miscellaneous. 54-6 Veterans Insurance. 54-7 Veteran Admin. 54-8 Veterans Legislation 54-9 Voting 54-10 "W" Miscellaneous 54-11 Washington Form letter 54-12 Wetlands Program 54-13 Wheat Roseal 54-14 Wheat Durum Shipment 54-15 Wheat Miscellaneous. 54-16 Wheat Legislation 55-1 Wheat Standards 55-2 Wheat Miscellaneous 55-3 White House 55-4 Wild Life 55-5 Wiretapping 55-6 "X" Miscellaneous 55-7 "Y" Miscellaneous 55-8 "Z" Miscellaneous 55-9 "Z" Miscellaneous 55-10

(3.) 1965-1966 "A" Miscellaneous. 69-1 Absent Voters 69-2 Accelerated Public Works Program. 69-3 Aeronautics and Space Administration 69-4 AFL-CIO. 69-5 Agency for International Development 69-6 Agriculture Daily Summary 69-8 Agriculture Department 69-7 Ag. Year Books 1965 69-9 Ag. Yearbooks 69-10 Air Force 69-11 Airlines 69-12 American Consulates 69-13 American Consulates 69-14 American Legion 69-15 Area Redevelopment 69-16 Army Department 69-18 Army Engineers 69-17 Autographs 69-19 "B" Miscellaneous 69-20 Barley 70-1 Beef 70-2 Berlin 70-3 Biography 70-4 Books 70-5 Boxcars 70-6 Bureau of Budget 70-7 Bureau of Census 70-8 Bureau of Customs 70-9 Bureau of Land Management 70-10 Bureau of Prisons 70-11 Bureau of Reclamation 70-12 Bureau of Roads 70-13 Bureau of Standards 70-14 "C" Miscellaneous. 70-15 Cancer 70-16 Central Intelligence Agency. 70-17 Christmas Cards-Ideas 70-18 Civil Aeronautic Board 70-19 Civil Defense 70-20 Civil Rights 70-21 Civil Rights 70-22 Civil Service Commission 70-23 Civil Service Retirement 70-24 Cloture 70-25 Coast Guard 71-1 Commerce Dept 71-2 Commodity Credit Corps. 71-3 Common Market 71-4 Communism 71-5 Comptroller General-U.S. 71-6 Congratulatory Messages. 71-7 Congressional Directory 71-8 Congressional Record 71-9 Congressional Record-Waiting List. 71-10 Cuba 71-11 "D" Miscellaneous 71-12 Defense Dept 71-13 Defense Education Act 71-14 Democratic Nat'l Committee 71-15 Disarmament 71-16 District of Columbia 71-17 Draft 71-18 "E" Miscellaneous. 71-19 Economic Indicator 71-20 Education. 71-21 Eggs 71-22 Elevators. 71-23 Embassy 71-24 Emergency Loans 71-25 Extension Service 71-26 "F" Miscellaneous 71-27 Fallout Shelters 71-28 Farm Prices 71-29 Farmers Bulletins 71-30 Farmers Home Admin 71-31 Farmers Home Loans 71-32 Farm Bill 71-33 Farm Program 72-3 Farm Program 72-2 Farmers Union 72-1 Favorable Action. 72-4 Favorable Action. 72-5 Federal Aid to Education. 72-6 Federal Aviation Agency 72-8 Federal Bureau of Investigation. 72-9 Federal Crop Insurance 72-10 Federal Communication Commission 72-11 Federal Deposit Insurance Corps 72-12 Federal Home Admin 72-13 Federal Housing Admin 72-14 Federal Power Commission 72-15 Federal Trade Commission. 72-16 Feed and Grain. 72-17 Firearms 72-18 Firearms 72-19 Firearms 72-7 Firearms 73-1 Fish and Wildlife 72-20 Flags 73-2 Flax 73-3 Food and Drug Admin. 73-4 Food for Peace. 73-6 Food Supplement Program for the Aged. 73-5 Football Tickets 73-7 Foreign Aid 73-8 Foreign Trade 73-9 Form Letters 73-10 Freight Rates 73-11 "G" Miscellaneous 73-12 General Accounting Office 73-13 General Services Admin 73-14 G.I. Bill 73-15 Gift. 73-16 Girl Scouts, Girls State 73-17 Government Printing Office 73-18 Grain 73-19 Grazing 73-20 Greetings. 73-21 GTA 73-22 "H" Miscellaneous 73-23 Health, Education and Welfare 74-1 Highways. 73-24 Housing Admin 73-25 Housing and Home Finance. 73-26 Humane Events 73-27 "I" Miscellaneous. 74-2 Immigration and Naturalization Service 74-3 Inaugural 74-4 Indian Affairs. 74-6 Indian Housing 74-5 Indians. 74-8 Interior. 74-9 Interior Dept 74-7 Internal Revenue Service. 74-10 Interstate Commerce Commission 74-11 Invitations. 74-12 Invitations. 75-1 Invitations. 75-2 Invitations. 75-3 "J" Miscellaneous. 75-4 Jewel Bearing Plant. 75-5 Jobs. 75-7 Jobs (Summer 1965) 75-6 Jobs (Summer 1966) 75-8 Jobs (Pending) 75-9 Job Corps 75-10 Justice Dept 75-11 "K" Miscellaneous 76-1 "L" Miscellaneous 76-2 Labor Dept 76-5 Legislations to be Introduced 76-3 Legislative Views 76-4 Liquor 76-6 "M" Miscellaneous 76-7 Mailing List 76-8 Manpower Development Training Act 76-10 Marine Corps 76-11 McCarran Immigration Act 76-12 Medicare 76-13 Medicare 76-14 Medicine 76-15 Mental Health 76-16 Military Pay 76-17 Mineral Rights 76-9 Minimum Wage 76-18 Misc. Publications 76-19 Misc. Publications 77-1 Mortgage Insurance and Loans to Assist in Financing Construction of Group Practice Facilities 77-2 "N" Miscellaneous 77-3 NATO Parliamentarians Conference 77-4 National Federal of Independent Business 77-5 National Guard 77-9 National Guard 77-7 National Park Employment 77-8 National Park Service 77-6 National Science Foundation 77-10 Navy Dept 77-11 Newsletters 77-12 Newspaper Subscription 77-13 Nurses Training Act 77-14 "O" Miscellaneous 77-15 Office Defense Mobilization 77-16 Office of Economic Opportunity 77-17 Oil 77-18 Old Age 77-19 "P" Miscellaneous 77-20 Parity Prices 77-21 Passports 77-22 Patent Office 77-25 Pay Raise 77-23 Peace Corps 77-24 People to see 77-26 Photographs 77-27 Political 77-28 Postal Pay Raise 78-1 Postal Rates 78-2 Post Office Dept 78-3 Potato 78-4 Poverty 78-5 Power 78-6 Press Releases 78-7 Press Releases 78-8 Project Head Start 78-10 Public Health Admin. 79-1 "Q" Miscellaneous 79-2 "R" Miscellaneous 79-3 Radio Stations 79-4 Radio and T.V. Recordings 79-5 Railroads 79-6 Railroad Retirement 79-7 REA 79-8 REA Loans 79-9 Reapportionment 79-10 Red China 79-11 Retirement Legislations 79-12 Rural Carrier Vehicle 78-9 Rural Carrier Vehicle 79-13 Rural Telephone Admin. 79-14 Russia 79-15 Rust 79-16 Rye 79-17 "S" Miscellaneous 79-18 School Grants 79-19 School Lunches 79-29 School Lunches 79-30 Security and Exchange Comm. 79-21 Seed and Feed 79-20 Selective Service 79-22 Senate Architects Office 79-23 Senate Disbursing Office 79-24 Senate Page 79-25 Senate Page 79-26 Senate Sergeant at Arms 79-27 Senior Citizens Housing 79-28 Small Business Admin. 79-31 Smoot Report 79-32 Social Security Administration 80-1 Soil Bank 80-2 Soybeans 80-3 Stamps 186-10 State Department 186-11 Student Loans 186-12 Sugar 186-13 Sugar 186-14 Sympathy 186-15 Surplus 186-16 "T" Miscellaneous 186-17 Taft-Hartley Act 186-22 Taft-Hartley Act 187-1 Taft-Hartley Act 187-2 Taft-Hartley Act 187-3 Taft-Hartley Act 187-4 Tariffs 186-23 Taxes Cooperatives 186-24 Telegrams 187-5 Taxes Income 186-18 Taxes Exercise 186-19 Taxes Miscellaneous 186-20 Telephone Directories 186-21 Television 80-5 Television 80-6 Thank You Letters 80-7 Trade 80-8 Treasury Dept. 80-9 Trips 80-10 TVA 80-11 "U" Miscellaneous 80-12 Urban Renewal 80-13 U.S. Coast Guard 80-14 U.S. Code 80-15 U.S. Code 80-16 U.S. (1946 Edition) 80-17 "V" Miscellaneous 80-18 Veterans Administration 80-19 Veterans Insurance 80-20 Veterans Legislation 80-21 Vietnam 80-22 Vietnam 80-23 Vietnam 81-1 Vietnam 81-2 Vietnam 81-3 Voting 81-4 "W" Miscellaneous 81-5 Washington Form Letter 81-6 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act 81-7 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act 81-8 Wetlands Program 81-9

(4.) 1966-1967 "A" Miscellaneous 171-1 Absent Voters 171-2 Accelerated Public Works 171-3 Aeronautics and Space Admin. 171-4 AFL-CIO 171-5 Agency for International Development 171-6 Agricultural Daily Summary 171-7 Air Force 171-8 Airline Strike 171-9 American Consulates 171-10 American Legion 171-11 Area Redevelopment 171-12 Army 171-13 Atomic Energy Commission 171-14 Autographs 171-15 Automobile Industry 171-16 "B" Miscellaneous 171-17 Bankruptcy 171-18 Bankruptcy 171-19 Barley 171-20 Beef 171-21 Books 171-22 Bowman-Haley 171-23 Bureau of Budget 171-24 Bureau of Census 171-25 Bureau of Customs 171-26 Bureau of Land Management 171-27 Bureau of Prisons 171-28 Bureau of Reclamation 171-29 Bureau of Roads 171-30 Bureau of Standards 171-31 "C" Miscellaneous 171-32 Cabin Sites 172-1 Cancer 172-2 Central Intelligence Agency. 172-6 Century Club Members (1976) 172-3 Christmas Ideas 172-4 Civil Aeronautics Board 172-7 Civil Defense 172-5 Civil Rights 171-8 Civil Service Commission 171-9 Civil Service Retirement 171-10 Cloture 171-11 Coast Guard 171-12 Commerce Department 171-13 Commodity Credit Corporation 171-17 Common Market 171-18 Communism 171-19 Comptroller General 171-20 Congratulatory Messages. 171-21 Congressional Directory. 171-14 Congressional Record. 171-15 Cuba. 171-16 "D" Miscellaneous. 171-22 Daylight Savings Time. 171-23 Defense Department. 171-24 Democratic National Committee. 171-25 Disaster Areas and Loans. 171-26 Disaster Areas and Loans. 171-27 Disarmament. 171-28 District of Columbia. 171-29 Draft. 171-30 Drugs 171-31 "E" Miscellaneous. 171-32 Economic Indicator. 171-33 Education. 171-34 Eggs 171-35 Elementary and Secondary Education 171-36 Elevators 171-37 Embassy 171-38 Emergency Loans 171-39 "F" Miscellaneous 171-40 Fallout Shelters 171-41 Farm Prices 171-42 Farmers Bulletins 171-43 Farmers Home Administration 171-44 Farmers Home Loans 171-45 Farmers Union 171-46 Favorable Action 161-47 Federal Aid to Education 171-48 Federal Aviation Agency 171-49 Federal Bureau of Investigation 173-1 Federal Communication Commission 173-2 Federal Crop Insurance 173-3 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 173-4 Federal Home Administration 173-5 Federal Housing Administration 173-6 Federal Power Commission 173-7 Federal Trade Commission 173-8 Firearms 173-9 Firearms 173-10 Fish and Wildlife 173-11 Flax 173-12 Flooding 173-13 Food and Drug Administration 173-14 Food for Peace 173-15 Football Tickets 173-16 Foreign Aid 173-17 Foreign Trade 173-19 Form Letters 173-18 Freight Rates 173-20 "G" Miscellaneous 173-21 General Accounting Office 173-22 General Services Administration 173-23 G. I. Bill 173-24 "H" Miscellaneous 173-25 Health Education and Welfare 173-26 Housing 173-28 Housing and Home Finance 173-27 Human Events 173-29 "I" Miscellaneous 173-30 Immigration and Naturalization Service 173-31 Inauguration 173-32 Indian Affairs 173-34 Indians 173-33 Interior Dept 174-1 Internal Revenue Service 174-2 Interstate Commerce Commission 174-3 Investment Credit 174-4 Invitations 174-5 Invitations 174-6 Invitations 174-7 "J" Miscellaneous 174-8 Jewel Bearing Plant 174-9 Jobs 174-10 Job Corps 174-11 Jobs (Summer 1967) 174-12 Justice Department 175-1 "K" Miscellaneous 175-2 "L" Miscellaneous 175-3 Labor Department 175-4 Legislation to be Introduced 175-5 Legislative Counsel 175-6 Legislative Views 175-7 Library of Congress 175-8 Library of Congress 175-9 Liquor 175-10 "M" Miscellaneous 175-11 Mailing List 175-12 Manpower Training Act of Development 175-14 Marine Corps 175-13 Mental Health 175-15 Military Pay 175-16 Mineral Rights 175-17 Minimum Wage 175-18 Miscellaneous 175-19 Miscellaneous Publication 175-20 Museums 175-21 "N" Miscellaneous 175-22 National Guard 175-24 National Park Employment 175-25 National Park Service 175-23 National Science Foundation 175-26 Navy Department 175-27 Newsletters 175-28 Newspaper Subscription 175-29 Newspaper Subscription 175-30 "O" Miscellaneous 175-31 Office Of Economic Opportunity 175-32 Office of Defense Mobilization 176-3 Office Equipment 176-5 Office Personal 176-1 Office Personal 176-2 Old Age 176-4 Oil 176-6 "P" Miscellaneous 176-8 Patent Office 176-7 Parity Prices 176-8 Passports 176-10 Peace Corps 176-11 Photographs 176-12 Post Office Department 176-13 Postal Pay Raise 176-15 Postal Rates Increase 176-16 Potato 176-17 Poverty 176-14 Power 176-18 Press Release 176-19 Press Release 176-20 Press Release 177-1 Press Release 177-2 Press Release 177-3 Public Health Admin. 177-4 "Q" Miscellaneous 177-5 "R" Miscellaneous 177-6 Radio and TV Recording 177-8 Railroad Mergers 177-9 Railroad Retirement 177-10 Railway Postal Cars and Mail Service 177-7 Red China 177-14 Reelection 177-11 REA 177-12 REA Loans 177-13 REA Opposed 180-14 REA Opposed 180-8 Retirement Legislation 177-15 Rural Telephone Admin 177-16 Russia 177-18 Rust 177-17 Rye 177-19 "S" Miscellaneous 177-20 School Grants 177-21 School Lunches 177-22 Security and Exchange Commission 177-23 Selective Service 177-24 Senate Architect Office 177-26 Senate Disbursing Office 177-27 Senate Page 177-29 Senate Sergeant at Arms 177-28 Senior Citizens Housing 177-25 Small Business Admin 177-30 Smoot Report 177-31 Social Security 177-32 Soil Bank 177-33 Soybeans 177-35 Special Re-election 177-34 State Department 177-36 Student Loans 178-1 Sugar 178-2 Supreme Court 178-3 Supreme Court 178-4 Sympathy 178-5 "T" Miscellaneous 178-6 Taft-Hartley 178-7 Tariffs 178-8 Taxes, Cooperative 178-12 Taxes, Excise 178-9 Taxes, Income 178-10 Taxes, Miscellaneous 178-11 Telegrams 178-13 Television 178-14 Thank You Letters 178-15 Treasury Dept 179-2 Treaty 179-1 Consular Treaty 179-3 Consular Treaty 179-4 Trademarks 179-5 "U" Miscellaneous 179-6 Urban Renewal 179-8 United Nations 179-7 U.S. Code 179-9 "V" Miscellaneous 179-10 Veterans Administration 179-11 Veterans Insurance 179-12 Veterans Legislation 179-13 Vietnam Unanswered 179-16 Virgin Islands 179-14 Voting 179-15 "W" Miscellaneous 179-17 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention 179-18 Wetland Program 179-19 Wheat 179-20 Wheat Sales to Russia 179-21 Wheat Sales 179-22 Wheat 179-23 Wheat (Durum) 179-24 East-West Trade 180-1 Wheat Sale, Russia 180-2 Wheat 180-3 Wiretapping 180-4 Wiretapping 180-10 White House 180-9 "X" Miscellaneous 180-5 "Y" Miscellaneous 180-6 "Z" Miscellaneous 180-7 "X" Miscellaneous 180-11 "Y" Miscellaneous 180-12 "Z" Miscellaneous 180-13

(5.) 1968 "A" Miscellaneous 161-1 Absent Voters 161-7 AFL-CIO 161-11 Agriculture Daily Summary 161-12 Agriculture Dept. 161-13 Agriculture Yearbooks 161-9 Air Force 161-2 Airlines 161-3 American Consulate 161-18 American Legion 161-4 Area Redevelopment 161-5 Army 161-6 Army Engineers 161-20 Army Engineers 161-10 Aeronautics and Space Admin 161-14 Atomic Energy Commission 161-16 Attorney General 161-17 Autographs 161-15 "B" Miscellaneous 161-19 Bankruptcy. 162-1 Barley. 162-2 Beef. 162-3 Biography. 162-4 Books. 162-5 Bowman-Haley. 162-6 Boxcars. 161-27 Boxcars. 161-26 Bureau of Budget. 161-29 Bureau of Census. 161-30 Bureau of Customs. 161-31 Bureau of Land Management. 161-21 Bureau of Prisons. 161-28 Bureau of Reclamation. 161-22 Bureau of Roads. 161-23 Bureau of Standards. 161-24 "C" Miscellaneous. 161-25 Cancer 162-8 Central Intelligence Agency. 162-9 Civil Aeronautics Board. 162-10 Civil Defense. 162-11 Civil Rights. 162-12 Civil Service Commission. 162-13 Civil Service Retirement. 162-14 Coast Guard. 162-15 Commodity Credit Corp. 162-16 Commerce Dept. 162-17 Common Market. 162-18 Communism. 162-19 Comptroller General, U.S. 162-20 Congratulatory Messages. 162-21 Congressional Directory. 162-22 Congressional Record. 162-23 Crime. 162-7 "D" Miscellaneous. 162-24 Defense Dept. 161-8 Disabled American Veterans. 162-29 Disaster Area and Loan. 162-25 District of Columbia. 162-26 Draft. 162-27 "E" Miscellaneous. 162-28 Economic Indicator. 162-30 Eggs. 162-31 Education. 162-32 Elevators. 162-33 Embassy. 162-34 Emergency Loans. 162-35 "F" Miscellaneous. 162-36 Fallout Shelter. 162-37 Farm Prices. 162-38 Farm Program 162-39 Farmers Bulletins. 162-40 Farmers Home Admin. 162-41 Farmers Home Loan 162-42 Farm Program 162-43 Farmers Union 162-44 Favorable Action 162-45 Federal Aid to Education 162-46 Federal Aviation Agency 162-47 Federal Bureau of Investigation 162-48 Federal Communications Commission 162-49 Federal Crop Insurance 162-50 Federal Deposit Ins. Corp 162-51 Federal Home Adm. 162-52 Federal Housing Adm. 162-53 Federal Power Commission 162-54 Federal Trade Commission 162-55 Feed Grain 162-56 Firearms 163-1 Fish and Wildlife 163-4 Flags 163-5 Flax 163-6 Food and Drug Adm. 163-7 Football Tickets 163-11 Food for Peace 163-8 Foreign Aid 163-9 Foreign Trade 163-10 Form Letters 163-12 Form Letters 163-13 Freight Rates 162-14 "G" Miscellaneous 163-15 General Accounting Office 163-16 G.I. Bill 163-17 Gold 163-18 Government Printing Office 163-19 Grain 163-20 Grazing 164-1 Greetings 164-3 GTA 164-2 Guam Trip 164-4 Gun Legislation 163-2 Anti-Gun Legislation 163-3 "H" Miscellaneous 164-5 Housing Administration 164-7 Housing and Home Finance 164-6 Human Events 164-8 "I" Miscellaneous 164-9 Immigration and Naturalization Service 164-10 Indian Affairs 164-12 Indians 164-11 Interior Dept. 164-15 Interior Hickel Appointment 164-14 Internal Revenue 164-13 Interstate Commerce Comm. 164-16 Invitations 164-17 Invitations 165-1 "J" Miscellaneous 165-2 Jewel Bearing Plant 165-3 Jobs (Summer 1968) 165-4 Jobs (Summer 1968) 165-5 Justice Department 165-6 "K" Miscellaneous 165-7 "L" Miscellaneous 165-8 Labor Department 165-9 Legislation to be Introduced 165-10 Legislative Counsel 165-11 Legislative Views 165-12 Library of Congress 165-13 Liquor 165-14 "M" Miscellaneous 165-15 Mailing List 165-16 Manpower Training Development 165-17 Marine Corps 165-18 Mental Health 165-19 Military Pay 165-20 Mineral Rights 165-21 Miscellaneous Publications 165-22 "N" Miscellaneous 165-23 National Guard 165-24 National Park Service 165-25 National Science Foundation 165-26 Navy Department 165-27 Newsletter 165-28 Newspaper Subscription 165-29 "O" Miscellaneous 165-30 Office of Economic Opportunity 165-31 Office of Defense Mobilization 165-32 Office Equipment 165-33 Office Personal 165-34 Oil 165-35 "P" Miscellaneous 165-36 Parity Prices 165-37 Passports 165-38 Patent Office 165-39 Pay Raise 165-40 Peace Corps 165-41 Postal Pay Raise 165-42 Post Office Department 166-1 Postal Rates 166-2 Poverty 166-3 Public Health Admin. 166-4 Press Releases 166-5 Press Releases 166-6 Press Releases. 166-7 Press Releases 166-8 "Q" Miscellaneous. 166-9 "R" Miscellaneous. 166-10 Radio and TV Recordings. 166-11 Railroad Retirement. 166-12 Railroads. 166-13 REA. 166-14 REA Loans. 166-15 Retirement Legislations. 166-16 Rural Telephone Admin. 166-17 Russia. 166-18 Rust. 166-19 Rye. 166-20 "S" Miscellaneous. 167-1 School Lunches. 167-2 Seed and Feed. 167-3 Security and Exchange Commission. 167-4 Selective Service. 167-5 Senate, Architect Office. 167-7 Senate Disbursing Office. 167-8 Senate Page. 167-9 Senate Sergeant at arms. 167-10 Senior Citizens Housing. 167-6 Small Business Administration. 167-12 Smoot Report. 167-11 Social Security Admin. 167-15 Social Security. 167-13 Soil Bank. 167-14 Soybeans. 167-16 Student Loans. 167-23 State Department. 167-17 Sugar. 167-18 Supreme Court. 167-19 Supreme Court- Fortas. 167-20 Supreme Court- Fortas. 167-21 Sympathy. 167-22 "T" Miscellaneous. 167-24 Tariffs. 167-25 Taxes Cooperative. 167-29 Taxes Excise. 167-26 Taxes Income. 167-27 Taxes Miscellaneous. 167-28 Telegrams. 167-30 Time Zones. 167-31 Trade. 167-32 Transportation Department 167-33 Treasury Department 167-34 TVA 167-35 "U" Miscellaneous 167-36 United Nations 167-37 United Nations 167-39 Urban Affairs 167-41 Urban Renewal 167-40 U.S. Coast Guard 167-38 U.S. Code 167-42 "V" Miscellaneous 167-43 Veterans Administration 167-45 Veterans Affairs 167-46 Veterans Insurance 167-44 Veterans Legislation 168-1 Vietnam 168-2 Vietnam 168-3 Vietnam Casualties 168-4 "W" Miscellaneous 168-5 Washington Form Letter 168-6 Washington Form Letter 168-7 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention 168-8 Wetlands Program 168-9 White House 168-10 Wheat 168-11 White House 168-12 Wiretapping 168-13 "X" Miscellaneous 168-14 "Y" Miscellaneous 168-15 "Z" Miscellaneous 168-16

Sub-Series G: North Dakota Files, 1961-1968 Box- Folder Title Folder (1.) 1961-1964 N.D. "A" Miscellaneous. 56-1 N.D. Adjutant General. 56-2 N.D. Aeronautics Commission. 56-3 N.D. Agriculture and Labor Commission. 56-5 N.D. Agriculture and Stabilization. 56-4 N.D. Air Bases. 56-7 N.D. American Legion. 56-8 N.D. Appointments. 56-9 N.D. Attorney General. 56-10 N.D. Attorneys. 56-11 N.D. Automobile Club. 56-13 N.D. Automobile Dealers Association 56-12 N.D. Auditing Board. 56-14 N.D. Aviation Associations 56-15 N.D. "B" Miscellaneous. 56-16 N.D. Banking Board. 56-17 N.D. Bar Association. 56-18 N.D. Broadcasting Company. 56-19 N.D. "C" Miscellaneous. 56-20 N.D. Census. 56-21 N.D. Clippings 56-22 N.D. Co-op of wool marketing Association 56-23 N.D. Centennial. 56-24 N.D. Crippled Children's Home. 56-25 N.D. Crop Improvement Association 56-26 N.D. Crop Reports 57-1 N.D. "D" Miscellaneous. 57-2 N.D. Dairy Industries 57-3 N.D. Democratic Committeemen's 57-4 N.D. Democratic State Chairman 57-6 N.D. Democrats 57-5 N.D. "E" Miscellaneous. 57-7 N.D. Education Association 57-8 N.D. Emergency Relief 57-9 N.D. "F" Miscellaneous 58-4 N.D. Farm Bureau 58-5 N.D. Farmers Grain Assn 58-6 N.D. Farmers Home Admin 58-3 N.D. Farmers Union 58-2 N.D. Federal Aid in N.D. 58-1 N.D. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 58-7 N.D. Federal Housing Adm. 58-8 N.D. Federation of Labor. 58-9 N.D. "G" Miscellaneous. 58-10 N.D. Game and Fish Dept. 58-12 N.D. Garrison Dam. 58-11 N.D. Grazing Association 58-13 N.D. Greater N.D. Association 58-14 N.D. "H" Miscellaneous. 58-15 N.D. Health Dept. 58-16 N.D. Highway Dept. 58-17 N.D. Historical Society 59-2 N.D. "I" Miscellaneous 59-3 N.D. Independent Oilmen and Landowners Association. 59-4 N.D. Indian Affairs Commission. 59-5 N.D. Indians. 59-6 N.D. Industry. 59-7 N.D. Insurance Dept. 59-8 N.D. Internal Revenue. 59-9 N.D. International Peace Garden. 59-10 N.D. Inventor Congress. 59-15 N.D. "J" Miscellaneous 59-16 N.D. Judges. 59-17 N.D. "K" Miscellaneous 59-18 N.D. "L" Miscellaneous 59-19 N.D. Labor Department 59-1 N.D. League of Women Voters. 59-14 N.D. Legislation (House and Senate Bills) 59-20 N.D. Legislators. 59-13 N.D. Letter Carriers Association. 59-12 N.D. Library Commission. 59-11 N.D. lignite 59-21 N.D. Livestock Sanitary Board. 59-22 N.D. "M" Miscellaneous. 60-1 N.D. Medical Examiners 60-2 N.D. Mental Health Association. 60-3 N.D. Mill and Elevator 60-4 N.D. Missile Sites 60-5 N.D. Missouri River Basin 60-6 N.D. "N" Miscellaneous 60-7 N.D. Newspapers 60-8 N.D. Nurses Association 60-9 N.D. "O" Miscellaneous 60-10 N.D. Oil 60-12 N.D. Old Age and Survivor Insurance System 60-11 N.D. "P" Miscellaneous 60-13 N.D. Penitentiary. 60-14 N.D. People to See 60-15 N.D. Politics 60-16 N.D. Poultry Improvement Board 60-17 N.D. Public Instruction 60-18 N.D. Public Service Commission 60-19 N.D. Public Welfare Board. 60-20 N.D. "Q" Miscellaneous 60-21 N.D. "R" Miscellaneous 61-1 N.D. Reclamation Bureau. 61-4 N.D. Red River Valley Potato Growers Association. 61-3 N.D. Rural Electric Co-op Inc 61-2 N.D. Rural Letter Carriers. 61-5 N.D. Rural Telephones. 61-6 N.D. "S" Miscellaneous 61-7 N.D. School for the Deaf. 61-8 N.D. School of Forestry. 61-9 N.D. School Lunches 61-10 N.D. Secretary of State. 61-11 N.D. Selective Service. 61-12 N.D. Social Security Admin. 61-14 N.D. Soil Conservation Committee 61-13 N.D. Soil Conservation Pictures 61-15 N.D. State Hospital. 61-18 N.D. State University. 61-16 N.D. Stockman's Association. 61-17 N.D. Statuary Hall Commission. 61-19 N.D. Soil Conservation. 62-4 N.D. "T" Miscellaneous 62-1 N.D. Tax Commission. 62-2 N.D. Telephone Books. 62-3 N.D. "U" Miscellaneous 62-5 N.D. Unemployment. 62-6 N.D. University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. 62-7 N.D. United States Attorney 62-8 N.D. "V" Miscellaneous. 62-9 N.D. Veterans Admin. 63-1 N.D. Vocational Rehabilitation 63-2 N.D. "W" Miscellaneous 63-3 N.D. Water Conservation Comm. 63-4 N.D. Wheat 63-5 N.D. Workmen's Compensation Bureau 63-6 N.D. "X" Miscellaneous 63-7 N.D. "Y" Miscellaneous 63-8 N.D. Yearbooks 63-10 N.D. "Z" Miscellaneous 63-9

(2.) 1966-1967 N.D. "A" Miscellaneous 181-1 N.D. Adjutant General 181-2 N.D. Aerial Spraying 181-3 N.D. Aeronautics Commission. 181-4 N.D. AFL-CIO. 181-5 N.D. Agriculture and Labor Commission. 181-7 N.D. Agriculture and Stabilization. 181-11 N.D. Air Bases. 181-9 N.D. American Legion. 181-6 N.D. Appointments. 181-8 N.D. Associated General Contractors. 181-10 N.D. Attorney General. 181-13 N.D. Attorneys. 181-12 N.D. Automobile Dealers Association 181-14 N.D. Aviation Association. 181-15 N.D. "B" Miscellaneous 181-16 N.D. Bar Association. 181-17 N.D. Broadcasting Association. 181-18 N.D. "C" Miscellaneous 181-19 N.D. Census. 181-20 N.D. Civil Defense. 181-21 N.D. Crippled Children's Home. 181-22 N.D. Crop Improvement Association. 181-23 N.D. Crop Reports. 181-24 N.D. "D" Miscellaneous 181-25 N.D. Dairy Industries. 181-26 N.D. Democrats 181-27 N.D. Democratic Committeemen. 182-1 N.D. Democratic State Chairmen. 182-2 N.D. "E" Miscellaneous 182-3 N.D. Economic Development Com. 182-4 N.D. Economic Development Commission. 183-6 N.D. Education Association. 182-5 N.D. Emergency Relief. 182-7 N.D. Employment Service. 182-8 N.D. "F" Miscellaneous. 182-9 N.D. Farm Bureau. 182-12 N.D. Farmers Grain Association. 182-13 N.D. Farmers Home Adm. 182-10 N.D. Farmers Union. 182-14 N.D. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 182-15 N.D. Federal Aid. 182-11 N.D. Federation of Labor. 182-16 N.D. "G" Miscellaneous. 182-17 N.D. Game and Fish Department. 182-18 N.D. Grazing Association. 182-19 N.D. Greater N.D. Association. 182-20 N.D. "H" Miscellaneous. 182-21 N.D. Health Department. 182-22 N.D. Highway Department. 182-23 N.D. Highway Funds. 183-1 N.D. Housing Administration. 183-2 N.D. "I" Miscellaneous. 183-3 N.D. Indian Affairs Commission. 183-4 N.D. Industry. 183-5 N.D. Insurance Department. 183-6 N.D. Internal Revenue Service. 183-8 N.D. International Peace Garden. 183-7 N.D. Inventors Congress. 183-9 N.D. "J" Miscellaneous. 183-10 N.D. "K" Miscellaneous. 183-11 N.D. "L" Miscellaneous. 183-12 N.D. Labor Department. 183-13 N.D. Legislation. 183-14 N.D. Livestock Sanitary Board. 183-15 N.D. "M" Miscellaneous. 183-16 N.D. Mental Health Association 183-17 N.D. Mill and Elevator. 183-18 N.D. Missile Sites. 183-19 N.D. Missouri River Basin. 183-20 N.D. "N" Miscellaneous. 183-21 N.D. Newspapers. 183-22 N.D. Nurses Association. 183-23 N.D. "O" Miscellaneous 183-24 N.D. Office of Economic Opportunity. 183-25 N.D. Oil. 184-1 N.D. Old Age and Survivors Insurance. 184-2 N.D. Outdoor Recreation. 184-3 N.D. "P" Miscellaneous 184-4 N.D. Penitentiary. 184-6 N.D. People to see. 184-7 N.D. Politics. 184-8 N.D. Potato Development Comm. 184-9 N.D. Poultry Improvement Board. 184-10 N.D. Public Instruction. 184-5 N.D. Public Service Commission. 184-11 N.D. Public Welfare. 184-12 N.D. "Q" Miscellaneous. 184-13 N.D. "R" Miscellaneous. 184-14 N.D. REA. 184-15 N.D. Red River Valley Potato Growers Association. 184-16 N.D. Rural Electric Co-op. 184-19 N.D. Rural Letter Carriers. 184-17 N.D. Rural Telephone Association 184-18 N.D. "S" Miscellaneous. 184-20 N.D. School for the Deaf. 184-21 N.D. School of Forestry. 184-22 N.D. School Lunches. 184-23 N.D. Secretary of State. 184-24 N.D. Selective Service. 184-25 N.D. Small Business Adm. 184-26 N.D. Small Business Adm. Advisory Council 183-27 N.D. Social Security. 185-1 N.D. Soil Conservation. 185-2 N.D. State Hospital. 185-3 N.D. Statuary Hall 185-4 N.D. Stockmen's Association. 185-5 N.D. Sweden. 185-6 N.D. "T" Miscellaneous. 185-7 N.D. Telephone Books. 185-9 N.D. Theodore Roosevelt Natl. Park 185-8 N.D. Unemployment Compensation. 185-10 N.D. University (Grand Forks) 185-12 N.D. State University. 185-13 N.D. U.S. attorney. 185-11 N.D. "V" Miscellaneous. 186-1 N.D. Veterans Administration. 185-14 N.D. Vocational Rehabilitation. 186-2 N.D. "W" Miscellaneous. 186-4 N.D. Water Conservation Com. 186-3 N.D. Wheat Commission. 186-5 N.D. Workmen's Compensation. 186-6 N.D. "X" Miscellaneous. 186-7 N.D. "Y" Miscellaneous. 186-8 N.D. "Z" Miscellaneous. 186-9

(3.) 1968 N.D. "A" Miscellaneous. 154-1 N.D. Adjutant General. 154-2 N.D. Agriculture and Labor. 154-3 N.D. Air Bases. 154-4 N.D. American Legion. 154-5 N.D. ASCS. 154-6 N.D. Associated General Contractors. 154-7 N.D. Attorney General. 154-8 N.D. Automobile Dealers Association 154-9 N.D. Aviation Association. 154-10 N.D. "B" Miscellaneous. 154-11 N.D. Bar Association. 154-12 N.D. "C" Miscellaneous. 154-13 N.D. Census. 154-14 N.D. Century Club. 154-15 N.D. Civil Defense. 154-16 N.D. Crippled Children's Home. 154-17 N.D. Crop Improvement Association 154-18 N.D. Crop Reports. 154-19 N.D. "D" Miscellaneous. 154-20 N.D. Dairy Industries. 154-21 N.D. Democratic Committee. 154-22 N.D. "E" Miscellaneous. 154-23 N.D. Economic Development Commission. 154-24 N.D. Education Association. 154-25 N.D. Emergency Relief. 154-26 N.D. Employment. 154-27 N.D. "F" Miscellaneous 154-28 N.D. Farm Bureau. 154-29 N.D. Farmers Grain Association 154-30 N.D. Farmers Home Admin. 154-31 N.D. Farmers Union. 154-32 N.D. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 154-33 N.D. Federal Housing Admin. 154-34 N.D. Fish and Wildlife. 154-35 N.D. Flooding. 155-1 N.D. "G" Miscellaneous. 155-2 N.D. Game and Fish Dept. 155-3 N.D. Garrison Diversion. 155-4 N.D. Grazing Association. 155-5 N.D. Greater N.D. Association. 155-6 N.D. "H" Miscellaneous. 155-7 N.D. Health Dept. 155-9 N.D. Highway Department. 155-8 N.D. Historical Society. 155-10 N.D. "I" miscellaneous. 155-11 N.D. Indian Affairs Comm. 155-12 N.D. Industry. 155-13 N.D. Insurance Dept. 155-14 N.D. Internal Revenue. 155-16 N.D. International Peace Garden. 155-15 N.D. Inventor Congress. 155-17 N.D. "J" Miscellaneous. 155-18 N.D. Job Center. 155-27 N.D. Job Corp Center. 155-19 N.D. "K" Miscellaneous. 155-20 N.D. "L" Miscellaneous 155-21 N.D. Labor Dept. 155-22 N.D. Legislation. 155-28 N.D. Letter Carriers Association 155-23 N.D. Letter Carriers Association 155-24 N.D. Lewis and Clark Trail Comm. 155-26 N.D. Library Commission. 155-25 N.D. Library Commission. 155-29 N.D. Lewis and Clark. 156-2 N.D. Lewis and Clark Commission. 156-3 N.D. Lewis and Clark Job Center. 156-1 N.D. Lignite. 156-5 N.D. Lignite Plant. 156-4 N.D. Livestock Sanitary Board. 156-6 N.D. "M" Miscellaneous. 156-7 N.D. Medical Examiners. 156-8 N.D. Mental Health Association 156-9 N.D. Mill and Elevator. 156-10 N.D. Missouri (g-z). 156-11 N.D. "N" Miscellaneous. 156-14 N.D. Newspapers. 156-12 N.D. Nurses Association. 156-13 N.D. "0" Miscellaneous. 156-15 N.D. Office of Economic Opportunity. 156-16 N.D. Oil. 156-17 N.D. Old Age and Survivors Insurance System 156-18 N.D. Outdoor Recreation. 156-19 N.D. "P" Miscellaneous. 159-1 N.D. Penitentiary. 159-2 N.D. People to See. 159-3 N.D. Politics. 159-4 N.D. Poultry Improvement Board. 159-5 N.D. Public Instruction. 159-7 N.D. Public Service Comm. 159-6 N.D. "Q" Miscellaneous. 159-8 N.D. "R" Miscellaneous. 159-9 N.D. Reclamation Bureau. 159-10 N.D. Red River Valley Potato Growers Association 159-11 N.D. Rural Electric Corporation 159-12 N.D. Rural Telephones. 159-13 N.D. "S" Miscellaneous. 159-14 N.D. Lake Sakakawea. 159-15 N.D. School for the Deaf. 159-16 N.D. School of Forestry. 160-1 N.D. Secretary of State. 160-2 N.D. Selective Service. 159-17 N.D. Small Business. 159-18 N.D. Small Business Advisory Council. 159-19 N.D. Social Security. 159-20 N.D. Soil Conservation. 160-3 N.D. Soil Conservation. 160-4 N.D. State University. 160-5 N.D. Stockmen's Association 160-6 N.D. State Hospital 160-7 N.D. "T" Miscellaneous 160-8 N.D. Tax Commission 160-9 N.D. Telephone Books 160-10 N.D. "U" Miscellaneous. 160-11 N.D. Unemployment 160-12 N.D. US Attorney. 160-13 N.D. University. 160-14 N.D. "V" Miscellaneous 157-1 N.D. VA Hospital. 157-4 N.D. Veterans Administration 157-3 N.D. Vocational Rehabilitation 157-2 N.D. "W" Miscellaneous. 157-5 N.D. Water Commission 157-8 N.D. Public Welfare 157-10 N.D. Wheat Commission 157-6 N.D. Workmen's Compensation 157-7 N.D. "X,Y,Z" Miscellaneous 157-9

Sub-Series H: Academy Files, 1960-1968 Box- Folder Title Folder (1.) 1960-1963 Principal-Navy 63 Craft, John W. Air Force 82-1 Schmitt, Joseph B. Air Force 82-2 Wooddell, Royce G.W. Air Force 82-3 Kelly, John 82-4 Lee, Dave Vernon Air Force 82-5 Lee, Ronald A. Air Force 82-6 Wilson, Lawrence W. Air Force 82-7 Anderson, Gary Alan Air Force 82-8 Fust, Larry Air Force 82-9 Aljets, Gary Air Force 82-10 Gruber, Victor L. Air Force 82-11 Flynn, Dennis Thorne Air Force 82-12 Conmy, Joseph B. Ill -Army (Bart) 82-13 Kuntz, Dale A. -Air Force 82-14 Constock, Charles L.-Air Force 82-15 1963 Applications 82-16 1963 Miscellaneous 82-17 Cofell, Loren W. Air Force 82-18 Bushaw, Harry E. Air Force 82-19 Staudinger, Donald F.-Air Force 82-20 Conradson, Leonard-Air Force 82-21 Olson, Richard Walter-Air Force 82-22 Wedberg, Robert - Navy 82-23 Emerson, Richard R.-Navy 82-24 Horner, Thomas Michael-Navy 82-25 Kurle, James Edward-Navy 82-26 Kelly, David-Army 82-27 Hagen, Robert Peter Jr. Army 82-28 Sinn, Jerry L. Army 82-29 Snydal, Theodore S. Army 82-30 Walton, William H. Air Force 82-31 Bernard, Frank-Air Force 82-32 Madsen, Jeffrey Ross-Army 82-33 Swindler, Robert-Air Force 82-34 McAndrew, James A,-Air Force 82-35 Goss, Frank-Air Force 82-36 Kraft, Carlan-Air Force 82-37 Arneson, Charles B.-Army 82-38 Gray, Clifford C.-M.M 82-39 Martin, James Joseph-M.M. 82-40 Lelm, Lowell L. Air Force 82-41 Antonovich, James E.-Air Force 82-42 Raffterry, Gerald L.-Navy 82-43 Albrecht, Warren Jr.-Army 82-44 Bartsch, Curtis S.-Air Force. 82-45 Burckhard, James-Army 82-46 Coburn, Dick E.-Army 82-47 Eielson, Carl-Army. 82-48 Elder, William C.-Army 82-49 Faulk, Albert W.-Army 82-50 Hoff Don-Army 82-51 Holl, Stephen Trygve-Navy 82-52 Jones, Bailey D.-Army 82-53 Knudson, David Lawrence-Navy 82-54 Kock, John Edward-West Point 82-55 Schlukbier, Alan-Army 82-56 Seghers, Ronald J.-Air Force 82-57 Lindseth, Alfred A.-Army 82-58 Buchli, James F.-Air Force 82-59 Miscellaneous 82-60 Torkelson, AEC David P.-Air Force 82-61 Press Releases-Academies 82-62 Coast Guard, 1962 82-63 Air Force 82-64 Army 82-65 Navy 82-66 Merchant Marine 82-67 Hurd, Stephen B. -Army 82-68 Gress, Charles F. Navy 82-69 Baker, Robert M. Army 82-70 1962 Nominations-General Correspondence 82-71 Loftherim, Jon W. -Army 83-1 Noriega, Micheal G.-Air Force 83-2 Bickler, Randel I.-Air Force 83-3 Cofell, Loren W.-Air Force 83-4 Ford, James Daniel-Navy 83-5 Gipp, William C.-Army 83-6 Hermes, Ricki-Navy 83-7 Hudsun, John-Air Force 83-8 Kraus, Russell W.-Army 83-9 Kuk, Robert L.-Air Force 83-10 Bauer, Arthur C,-Navy or Army 83-22 Cartwright, Byrum-Air Force 83-23 Cullis, Micheal D.-M.M. 83-24 Dittmer, Richard F.-Navy 83-25 Evangelist, William M. 83-26 Fehr, Timorthy D.-Air Force 83-27 Glassen, Richard-Army 83-28 Grant, Steve-Air Force 83-29 Hilber, Gary James-Air Force 83-30 Jensen, Leslie 83-31 Johnson, Howard-Air Force 83-32 Kohl, Micheal Air Force 83-33 Leiber, James C. Jr. Navy 83-34 Littke, Russel-Air Force 83-11 Loftheim, Dennis D.-Army 83-35 Mandt, Paul Air Force 83-12 Mlcoch,Dale-Army 83-13 Moen, Warner-Army 83-14 Mott, Dave Air Force or Navy 83-36 Meuller, Donald E.-Air Force 83-15 Nelson, Lloyd Stephen 83-37 Nelson, Richard Harold-Air Force 83-16 Oseth, John Marcus-Army 83-17 Potter, Wayne-Air Force 83-38 Puppe, Russell-Navy 83-39 Rohrabacher, Kim B.-Air Force 83-40 Rosedale, Burgess Eugene-M.M. 83-44 Schempp, James I. -Navy 83-41 Schut, Gary A.-Navy 83-18 Sheldon, Claude R.-Air Force 83-42 Trenbeath, Larry Ray-Air Force 83-19 Vollrath, David A-Army 83-20 Wiest, Jan Pierre-Navy 83-21 Wold, Charles Edward-Air Force 83-43 1961 Appointments 83-45 Gunter, Donn W.-Air Force 83-46 Pour, Richard 83-47 Tann, Andreas 83-48 Coast Guard 83-49 Plaas, Jon R.-Army 83-50 Bankard, Benet E.-Air Force 83-51 Bietz, Gary R.-Air Force 83-52 Christianson, Paul A.-Army 83-53 Erickson, Richard S.-Air Force 83-54 Gross, John B.-Air Force 83-55 Grant, Jack-Navy 83-56 Greenley, Jon.-Air Force 83-57 Gysler, Raymond E. Air Force 83-58 Hoffman, Gene R.-Air Force 83-59 Mertis, Robert M.-Air Force 83-60 Becker, Hurburt A.-Army 83-61 Ehart, Jarvis.-Navy 83-62 Klein, Roman D. Army 83-63 Ludwich, Stephen-Navy 83-64 Bryant, Tim-Navy 83-65 Ploof, Elden L.-Army 83-66 Bodine, William D.-Army 83-67 Enyart, Warren Charles-Navy 83-68 Erickson, Robert Lyle-Air Force 83-69 Fischer, David-Air Force 83-70 Gratz, George-Navy 83-71 Hunke, Carlton James-Air Force 83-72 Johnson, Keith Duane. Air Force 83-73 Kelley, David, Air Force 83-74 Lauritsen, David, Air Force 83-75 Sharp, Dallas Eugene-Air Force 83-76 Stretch, Eldon, M.M 83-77 Toring, Harold H. Air Force 83-78 Theel, Cedric Karl-Navy 83-79 Wanner, Edwin-Air Force 83-80 Williams, Richard 83-81 Robinson, Jack H.-Navy 83-82 Schumacher, Perry C. -Air Force 83-83 Suby, Stephen F. Air Force 83-84 Inelligible Applications 83-58 Appointments by Usher L 83-68 Solum, Robert 83-87 Trapp, John-Navy 83-88 Hunter, Gary K. -Air Force 83-89 Jorde, John S.-Navy 83-90 Knoke, Richard-Navy 83-91 Markovic, Joseph F 83-92 Martinson, Arthur L.-Air Force 83-93 Page, Gary.-Air Force 83-94 Postovit, Gordon 83-95 Redlaczyke, Ferdinand W. 83-96 Sandera Robert E. 83-97 Scheerer, Gary 83-98 Schneider, Larry 83-99 Singer, Barry J.-Air Force 83-100 Genetti, Thomas R.-Army 83-101 Holmes, Jamies W.-Army 83-102 Sathfe, Dennis D.-Air Force 83-103 Simmons, Craig -Army 83-104 Veitch, Douglas S.-Army 83-105 Wright, John R.-Army 83-106 1959 Appointments 83-107 1960 Applications and alternate Appts 83-108 1960 Appointments 83-109 Halvorson, Colin 83-110 Hertel, Rodger.-Air Force 83-111 Van Beek, Allen-Navy 83-112 Wahl, David J.-Navy 83-113 Weideman, Vernon-Navy 83-114 Whiteman, Horace T. 83-115 Williams, Larry 83-116 Williams, Lowell-Navy 83-117 Wilson, Clark A.-Navy 83-118 Zelinski, Bruce T.-Navy 83-119 Christianson, Douglas Air Force 83-120 Lindlauf, Carl A. M.M. 83-121 Anderson, Gene 83-122 Day, Stephen-Navy 83-123 Bittenbinder, David-Air Force 83-124 Schmidt, Stephen C.-Navy. 83-125 Anderson, Richard L. 83-126 Belinskey, Roandl F.-Navy 83-127 Berg, Wendell-Air Force 83-128 Botnen, Douglas-Air Force 83-129 Bullard, Winston P. 83-130 Bushaw, John W. 83-131 Dittmer, Arnold-Navy 83-132 Durick, Micheal 83-133 Floth, Rowin K. 83-134 Garnaas, Levor B. 83-135 Gehring, W. Robert-Navy 83-136

(2.) 1964-1968 Kopp, Robert W.-Coast Guard 84-1 Gehring, John D.-Air Force 84-2 Davy, Joel A.-Air Force 84-3 Elliott, Micheal W.-Air Force 84-4 Erickson, Verdie B.-Army 84-5 Farlow, William, K.-Air Force 84-6 Hixson, Joel D.-Air Force 84-7 Haug, Charles J.-Navy 84-8 Swanson, Mark-Army 84-9 Rhode, Charles-Navy 84-10 Strand, Paul-Army 84-11 Lee, Dave V.-Air Force 84-12 Lillemon, George D.-Air Force 84-13 Hinds, Hilaire J. Air Force 84-14 Hintgen, James R. Air Force 84-15 Wilhelm, Kenneth L.-Air Force 84-16 Thunem, Cabot-Air Force 84-17 White, George D.-Army 84-18 Folhert, Keith E.-Army. 84-19 Fossum, Robert James-Army. 84-20 Wallace, D. Stephen-Navy. 84-21 Shepler, Robert-Navy 84-22 Smith, Kurt P.-Navy 84-23 Baker, Steven A.-Navy 84-24 Dunbar, John W.-Air Force 84-25 Seidlinger, Francis J.-Navy 84-26 Sillers, Bruce-Navy 84-27 Brown, James E.-Army 84-28 Wirth, Tom-Army 84-29 Kihle, Lowell E.-Air Force 84-30 Prazma, Louis L.-Army 84-31 Stites, Thomas E,-Army 84-32 Linster, John Robert-Army 84-33 Brunn, Robert-Army 84-34 Kashnig, David-Air Force 84-35 Scruggs, Richard H. Air Force 84-36 Plum, James R.-Air Force 84-37 Smith, Thomas P. Air Force 84-38 Forsberg, Lamonte-Army 84-39 Skaar, Robert J.-Air Force 84-40 Johnson, Robert-Army 84-41 Webster, Cliffton-Air Force 84-42 Sidener, Steven C.-Army 84-43 Schuler, Kenneth-Army 84-44 Pfeifer, Merrill G.-Air Force 84-45 Micklin, David-Army 84-46 Persons, Lome E.-Air Force 84-47 Johnson, Ray-Air Force 84-48 Whicomb, Lyle J.-Navy 84-49 Hager, Robert J.-Air Force 84-50 Kopp, Daniel M.-Air Force 84-51 Peterson, Wayne Lee-Air Force 84-52 Torkelson, Owen-Army 84-53 Kaeding, Albert Otto-Air Force 84-54 Reis, James -Air Force 84-55 Kerting, Patrick-Air Force 84-56 Kasberg, Le Roy A.-Air Force 84-57 Morris, Robert 84-58 Tobin, Patrick W.-Navy 84-59 Strand, Jens 84-60 Op1and, David-Army 84-61 Kissick, Micheal W.-Navy 84-62 Hamre, Peter E. -Army 84-63 Fiechtner, Justus John 84-64 Dunn, Woodrow C. 84-65 Bryce, L. Graham 84-66 Lahren, Jack 84-67 Stav, Robert D.-Navy 84-68 Raisor, Bruce 84-69 Friezen, Alan-Army 84-70 Allen, Marvin Wayne 84-71 Selland, David 84-72 Scollard, David 84-73 Hall, S. Bruce 84-74 Hoffman, Frank J 84-75 Sheffield, Paul R, -Army 84-76 Conmy, John-Army 84-77 Olson, Stewart 84-78 Barnick, Terry R. -Air Force 84-79 Hall, Dean 84-80 Erickson, Mark 84-81 Sanderson, Martin C.-Army 84-82 Weixel, Robert Jr.-Army 84-83 Estehson, Jerry 84-84 Gunderson, Peter 84-85 Godfread, David-Army 84-86 Brennan, Rodney C. 84-87 Riersgard, Daryl 84-88 Grim, Robert Earl-Navy. 84-89 Lindquist, William 84-90 McMullan, Scott 84-91 Kuntz, Denis-Amry 84-92 Moor- John C.-M.M. 84-93 Quine, Stephen S.-Army 84-94 Hildebrand, Thomas 84-95 Brown, Jack-Navy 84-96 Kopp, Robert Eugene 84-97 Kummer, Janis R.-Army 84-98 Waechter, James-Army 84-99 Blandchard, Jim 84-100 Owen, Dean William Jr.-Air Force 84-101 Baker, Gregg-Navy 85-1 Hammond, Stephen. Air Force 85-2 Anderson, Micheal 85-3 McQuade, Samuel W.-Navy 85-4 Cleveland, Gregory-Air Force 85-5 Quam, Thomas J.-Air Force 85-6 Bass, Gerald Richard-Army 85-7 Gassman, John-Army. 85-8 Smith, Richard Joseph Jr.-Air Force 85-9 Delwin, Daniel. Air Force 85-10 Alvin , Schulz-M.M. 85-11 Carroll, James 85-12 Hoffman, Allen 85-13 Morrow, Richard 85-14 Dick, Ralph 85-15 Specht, James 85-16 Hesterberg, Raymond 85-17 Miscellaneous 85-18 Crawford, Donald 85-19 Norgard, Robert C. 85-20 Hamm, David 85-21 Applicants 85-22 Civil Service Infor., etc. 85-23 1965 Appointments 85-24 Air Force Preliminary Physical Forms 1197 85-25 Congressional Record 89th. 168-17 1966 White House Tours 168-18 1966 Academy Files 168-19 Hagen, Dennis 168-20 Cap Grey 168-21 O'Toole Steven 168-22 Rundquist, John 168-23 Phillip Finke. Fargp N.D. 168-24 Danny Laintz, Jr. Selfridge 168-25 Kranich, Douglas Redlin 168-26 Specht, Paul 168-27 Douglas Lee Kretschmar. 168-28 Gessner, Micheal 168-29 Endens, Roger 168-30 Phil Therou 168-31 Alan C. Erdsness. Redlin 168-32 Olson, Gordon 168-33 Rhodes, Mr. Harley. Redlin 168-34 Maixner, Edward 168-35 Paulson, Myhre Elroy 168-36 Skjerven, David William 168-37 Herbert, Johnny Thiele 168-38 Joe Campbell. Minto 1966 168-39 Seymour Thomas Joseph 168-40 Charles M. Dattelbaum, Grand Forks 168-41 Glenn M. Sperle, Kintyre 168-42 Heyer, David 168-43 Mark M. Suby, Fargo 168-44 Belanus, Terrance 168-45 Irving, Lee Weber, Havanna 1966 168-46 Terrence E. Grimm 168-47 Sherman, Robert Ward. 168-48 David Hannig. Oriska 1966 168-49 Stearns Bill J. 168-50 Daniels, Dan. Ludden 168-51 Tom Ihringer 168-52 Borchert, Keath 168-53 Gaugler, Gary 168-54 Winmer, Randy. Fargo 168-55 Frost, Bruce 168-56 Charles Gates Young. Jamestown 1966 168-57 Iverson (Young) 168-58 Tollefson, Gary 168-59 90th Congress Congressional Records 169-1 Calvin T. Heine. 1967 169-18 Jerome Martin, 1968 169-19 Kjelmyr, John Peter 169-20 William Hayden Gervais 169-21 Robert Peter Horton 169-22 Bruce Meyer 169-23 David Blehm 169-24 Delwin Lee Petrick 169-25 Kendall, Everett Ray 169-26 LaMont Harlen Fandrich 169-27 Marvin David Kubischta. 169-28 Braun, Daniel 169-29 Thomas R. Moe 169-30 Robert La Bonte 169-31 Glen Nygard 169-32 Beddow Timothy 169-33 Wehmhoefer, Richard Allen 169-34 Micheal Chase 169-35 Dick Steinke 169-36 Myron L. Hanson 169-37 Terrance Nelson Ellis 169-38 Lowell Gudmundson 169-39 Thomas Arthur Heydel 169-40 John Gust Jr. 169-41 William E. Boerth 169-42 Leier 169-43 Tom Goetz 169-44 Gerald Miller 169-45 Micheal Teevens 169-46 Scott Leigh 169-47 ? Bower 169-48 Jeffrey Paul Eddy 169-49 Harley W. Meulinburg 169-50 Ralph Howard Armentrout 169-51 Charles Willian Aldrich 169-52 John Rindt 169-53 Milo Buchholz 169-54 Willian J. Margerum 169-55 Robert A. Bossert 169-56 Vernon Stanley Muhle 169-57 Randy Hyttenen 169-58 Ronald Lee Dobewich 169-59 James Leonard Luptak 169-60 Micheal Lee Evenson 169-61 Thomas Wesley Lowe 169-62 Thomas Neil Erdmann 169-63 Schirber, Thomas James 169-64 Phillip Meyer 169-65 Ronald Haltli 169-66 Patrick Riley 1968 170-2 Micheal Schneider 1968 170-2 Charles F. Conrath. 1968 170-3 Mark Edward Cole 170-4 Micheal Lyman 170-5 Moch, Steven, Gerald 1968 170-6 David H. Weros. 1968 170-7 Walter Scott Mabel 1968 170-8 Mike Kelly 170-9 Timm Schadwald 170-10 Terrence Arthur Belland 170-11 Schwarts, Darcy Leon 170-12 Willian Bedon 170-13 Mark J. Cook-Air Force 170-14 Elden Lyle Haugen 170-15 Richard Paus 170-16 Daryl Sonnenberg, 1968 170-17 Rockstad, John-Air Force 170-18 Ronald G. Ottenbacher. M.M. (sent) 170-19 Kenneth B. Austin Jr. 170-20 Victor Sorlie -Air Force 170-21 Eraker, James H. 170-22 Gregory, Lee Olson 1968 170-23 Ronald Marlen Peterson 1968 170-24 Gary Streich, 1968 170-25 Raymond Wysocki, 1968 170-26 Wes Hanson 170-27 Theodore John Danks, 1968 170-28 Basil J. Duffey 1968 170-29 James W. Maurer 170-30 Laurie Nygaard 170-31 John E. Rowell 1968 170-32 John Gustafson Jr. 170-33 James M. Crick III 170-34 Vaughan James David III 170-35 John R. Kennelly 170-36 Holwegner, Larry 1968 170-37 Patrick Brown 1967 170-38 Micheal Henry Durkin 170-39 David Earl Roush 1968 170-40 Wesley Willard Weber 170-41 Richard Johnson 170-42 Jon Beusen 1968 170-43 Thomas Walton 170-44 R. Paul Hamre. 1968 170-45 Robert Kent Thompson 170-46 Gregory Hendrickson 170-47 Gary Kuhn. 1968 170-48 Roger Allen, Tkach 1968 170-49 David L. Edison 1968 170-50 Guy Howie 170-51 Robert Norgard, 1968 170-52 Scott Paul G. M.M. 170-53 John Clare Vaughan, 1967 170-54 Gunderson Barry-Navy 170-55 Rase, Lloyd-Army 1967 170-56 Machnicke, Walter R. 1967 170-57 Duane Mann 1967 170-58 Ronald Tarasenko, 1967 170-59 Dalby, Robin B. 1967 170-60 Edward Sveum-Air Force 170-61 James C. Melhouse, 1967 170-62 Miller, David B. 1967 170-63 Mike Berg 1967 170-64 Edward James Zeuty 1967 170-65 Schwartz, Roger 1967. 170-66 Gary Bakken 1967 170-67 Bill J. Kohler Jr. 1967 170-68 Barry Lee Mayer-Air Force 1967 170-69 Albus, Jerome -Air Force 170-70 Hoffmann, Dale-1967 170-71 Schmidt, Patrick J. 1967 170-72 Larry Astrup-1967 170-73 Timothy Paul Aim-Air Force 170-74 Liberda, Steve-1967 170-75 Thomas A. Wolf. 1967 170-76 Cichy, Joseph John 1967 170-77 Richard Kelly 1967 170-78 Ron York 1967 170-79 Todd Delmore, 1967 170-80 R. Frank Layon, 1967 170-81 Greg Palmer, 1967 170-82 Forde, Edward D.-Navy 1967 170-83 Scholes, Douglas, 1967 170-84 Lee Cunningham, 1967 170-85 Lynn S. Hanson 1967 170-86 James E. Shigley 1967 170-87 Elsbernd, Lawrence B.-Navy 170-88 Frank Goetz. 1967 170-89 Kopp, David 1967 170-90 Rocklyn Cofer 1967 170-91 Zastoupil, Timothy 1967 170-92 Nestaval, Kirk. New Town 170-93 Troseth, Mark Paul 170-94 Krein Richard 1966 170-95 1967-Misc 170-96 1968-General 170-97 Tim Frederick 170-98

Sub-Series I: Office Files/Miscellaneous Box- Folder Title Folder Office General 86-1 Committee Assignment 86-2 Newspaper-Wall Street Journal 86-3 Labor and Public Welfare Committee 86-4 Patronage-Capitol Hill 86-5 Interior and Insular Affairs Committee 86-6 Major Issues 86-7 Job Applications 86-8 Newsletters, 86th Congress 86-9 N.D. Problems 86-10 State Political 86-11 Newsletter 87th Congress 86-12 District Office 86-13 Mailings 86-14 National Political 86-15 Lists 86-16 Election 86-17 S. 1089 and 1197 86-18 Engagements 86-19 S. 1197-Highway 86-20 Employee Travel 169-2 Office Equipment Inventory 169-3 Telegram Bills 169-4 Picture Bills 169-5 Miscellaneous 169-6 Senator's Travel 1966 169-7 Senator's Travel 1967 169-8 Travel of Senator Burdick 1968, fiscal yr 169-9 Pictures Framed. 1967 169-10 Misc. Receipts 169-11 Political Committees 169-12 White House Tours 169-13 Newspaper Subscriptions 169-14 Luncheons 169-15 Lunch Bills 169-16 1969 Information 169-17 Patronage-Border Inspector 87-1 Patronage-FHA 87-2 ND. FHA (job) 87-3 Patronage-Small Business 87-4 Patronage-U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 87-5 Patronage-Veterans Representative 87-6 Patronage-Out of State 87-7 Patronage-Federal 87-8 Patronage-ASC 87-9 Patronage-Bureau of Indian Affairs 87-10 Patronage-POD regional director 87-11 Appointments 87-12 Patronage-U.S. Attorney 87-13 Patronage-U.S. Marshal 87-14 Patronage-State Crop Insurance 87-15 Yearbook on International Communist Affairs 191 History of Public Land Law Development 191

BOX AND FOLDER INVENTORY

Box 192 Misnumbered, No Box

Box 193 Folder Series I: Personal 1. AA-ABZ 2. ACA – AK 3. ALA – ALB 4. ALC – ALLK 5. ALLM – AMA 6. American - (D-L) 7. American - (N-Z) 8. Amerland - Aners 9. Anderberg, Henry 10. Anderson - (A-G) 11. Anderson - (H-O) 12. Anderson - (P-Z)

Box 194 Folder 1. Andert – AQZ 2. AEA – Arne 3. ARO – ASZ 4. ATA – ATZ 5. AU – AZ 6. BAA – BACH 7. BACI – BAD 8. BAE – BAES 9. BAET – BAIZ 10. BAJ – BAK 11. Baker (a-z) 12. Baker Electric Cooperative 13. BALA – BALD 14. Baker, Ruth 15. BALE – BALZ 16. BAM – BAQ 17. BARA – BARK 18. BARL – BARM 19. BARO – BARS 20. Barry, Richard

Box 195 Folder 1. BART – BARZ 2. BASA – BAT 3. Basin Electric Cooperative 4. BAU – BAUE 5. BAUF – BAZ 6. Baumgartner, James (501-54-6044) 7. Bayh, Richard (Senator) 8. BEA – BEAZ 9. BEB – BEC 10. Becker - (A-Z) 11. BEK – BELK 12. Belcourt Hospital 13. BENA - BENN

Box 196 Folder 1. BENO – BENZ 2. BEO – BERF 3. BERG 4. BERGA – BERGH 5. BERGH – BERZ 6. BES – BE 7. BIA – BID 8. BIE – BIG 9. BIH – BIN 10. BIO – BIRK 11. BIRL – BISL 12. Bismarck 13. Bismarck Chamber of Commerce 14. Bismarck Junior College 15. Bismarck Mary College 16. BIT – BIZ 17. BJAR – BJZ 18. BKA – BKZ 19. BLA - BLACK (a-z) 20. BLAD – BLAZ 21. BLE - BLOD

Box 197 Folder 1. BLOE – BN 2. BOA – BOC 3. BOD – BOEH 4. BOH – BOHZ 5. BOEI – BOG 6. BOI – BOLL 7. BOLM – BONDD 8. BPNDE – BORG 9. BORH – BORZ 10. BOS – BOSZ 11. BOTA – BOTZ 12. BOU – BOV 13. BOW – BOWZ 14. BOX – BOZ 15. BRAA – BRAD 16. BRAE – BRAM 17. BRANA – BRANZ 18. Branick, C.E. 19. BRAO – BRAT 20. Braus, B.J. 21. BRAU – BRD 22. BRE – BRER 23. BRES – BRIC 24. BRID – BRIGK 25. Bridston, Paul J. 26. Brien, Reginald 27. BRIGL – BRIZ 28. BROA - BROE

Box 198 Folder 1. BROF – BROOK 2. BROOL – BROV 3. BROWA - BROWN (a-m) 4. BROWN (n-z) - BROZ 5. BRP – BRUM 6. BRUN – BRUS 7. BRUT – BRZ 8. BUA – BUCI 9. BUCJ - BUCZ 10. BUD – BUF 11. BUG – BURC 12. BURD – BURJ 13. BURK – BURNER 14. Burlington Northern 15. BURNS – BURR 16. BURS – BUTK 17. BUTL – BUTZ 18. BUU - BZ

Box 199 Folder 1. CM – CAL 2. CAM – CANNOK 3. Cannonball River Project 4. CANNOL – CAQ 5. CARCE – CARLR 6. CARLS – CARLSON 7. CARLSP – CARN 8. CARO – CARSZ 9. Carpenter, Harry 10. CART – CASE 11. CASF – CASF 12. Cass County Electric 13. CPT – CEC 14. CED – CG 15. Central Power Electric 16. CHAA – CHAM 17. CHAN – CHARK 18. CHARL – CHE 19. CHF – CHI 20. CHJ – CHRIST 21. CHRISTENSEN (a-z) 22. CHRISTENSON (a-z) 23. CHRISIAN - CHRISTIANSEN and Son 24. CHRISTIE - CHZ

Box 200 Folder 1. CIA – CLARJ 2. CLARK - CLARKE (a-z) 3. CLARKF – CLAZ 4. CLB – CLE 5. CLF – CN 6. CO – COLA 7. COLB – COLK 8. COLL – COLST 9. COLT – COMZ 10. CONA – CONN 11. CONO – CONZ 12. COOA – COON 13. COPPER (a-z) 14. COS – COUR 15. COUS – CQ 16. COOPERA – CORZ 17. CRD – CRAN 18. CRAO – CREZ 19. CRF – CROR 20. CROS – CROZ 21. Crothers, Don 22. CRP – CUM 23. CUN – CUR 24. CUS – CZ

Box 201 Folder 1. DA - DAHL (a-m) 2. DAHL (n-z) 3. DAHM – DAKZ 4. DAL – DALZ 5. DAM – DANH 6. DANI – DANZ 7. DAO – DAU 8. DAV – DAVIES 9. DAVIS (a-z) 10. DEA – DEB 11. Debertin, Harold 12. DEA – DEH 13. DEI – DELL 14. DELM – DEM 15. DEN – DENZ 16. DEO – DEUA 17. DEUB - Devils Lake 18. DEVIN – DH 19. DIA - DICKH

Box 202 Folder 1. Dickinson – DIER 2. Dickinson State Teachers College 3. DIES – DILL 4. DILM – DIR 5. DIS – DN 6. DOA – DOC 7. DOD – DOH 8. DOI – DONH 9. CONI – COQ 10. DOR – COU 11. DOV – DRE 12. DFR – DUB 13. DUC – CUF 14. CUG – DUK 15. DHL – DUNM 16. DUNN – DUNR 17. DUNS – SUR 18. DUS - DZ

Box 203 Folder 1. EAA –EAG 2. EAH -EAZ 3. EBA –ECK 4. ECL -EDZ 5. EEA -EGZ 6. EHA -EHZ 7. EI –EIR 8. EIS -ELD 9. ELE –ELLEN 10. ELLEO – ELLIR 11. ELLIS – ELLST 12. ELLSM – ELZ 13. EMA – ENF 14. ENG – ENGEL 15. ENGL – ENR 16. ENGEM – ENGK 17. ENS – ENZ 18. EOA – ERDL 19. ERDM – ERH 20. ERICKSON (a-e) 21. ERICKSON (f-l) 22. ERICKSON (m-z) 23. ERID – ERZ 24. ES – ESZ 25. ETA – EVA 26. EVE – EVERSON 27. EVERT - EZ

Box 204 Folder 1. FA – FAIN 2. FAIO – FALK 3. FALL - Fargo (a-d) 4. Fargo City Commissioner 5. Fargo Chamber of Commerce 6. 7. Fargo (e-z) 8. Fargo Forum 9. Fargo Highway Relocation #81 10. Fargo Junior Chamber of Commerce 11. Fargo Park Winter Sports 12. Fargo Urban Renewal 13. Fargo WDAY 14. Fargo Public School 15. FARH – FARM 16. FARN – FAULJ 17. Farmham, J.D. 18. Farrar, Larston D. 19. Faulk – FAZ 20. FEA – FED 21. FEE – FEIM 22. Feidler, Robert P. 23. FEIN – FEL 24. FEM – FERF 25. FERG – FER 26. FES – FEZ 27. FFA - FIE

Box 205 Folder 1. FIF – FINC 2. FIND – FIR 3. FIS – FISC 4. FISD – FITT 5. FITU – FLAD 6. FLAD – FLEC 7. FLED – FN 8. FOA – FOLD 9. FOLE – FORC 10. FORD (a-z) 11. Fordville Water 12. FORE – FORS 13. FORT 14. Fort Berthold Boundaries 15. Fort Berthold 16. Fort Berthold

Box 206 Folder 1. Fort Totten 2. Fort Totten 3. Fort Yates 4. Foss, M.O. 5. FOS – FOSS 6. FOST – FOW 7. FOX – FRANJ 8. FRANK – FRAQ 9. FRAR – FRED 10. FREE – FREA 11. FREO – FRIEM 12. FRIEN – FRIZ 13. FRJ – FROR 14. FROS – FUF 15. Frontier Airlines 16. FUG - FZ

Box 207 Folder 1. GAA – GAI 2. GAJ – GAL 3. GAM – FARC 4. FARD – FARR 5. FARS – GAT 6. GAU – GEB 7. GEC – GEH 8. GEI – GEN 9. GEO – GERB 10. GERC – GERL 11. GERM – GERZ 12. GES – GH 13. GIA – GID 14. GIE – GIK 15. GIL – GILC 16. GILM – GIP 17. GIR - G1Z 18. GJ – GLAZ 19. GLE – GN 20. GO – GOE 21. GOF – GOIZ 22. GOM – GON 23. GOO – GOQ 24. GOR – GOS 25. GOT – GQ 26. GRAG – GRAM 27. GRAN - GRANAF Box 208 Folder 1. GRA – GRAF 2. Grager, Willard 3. GRANDG – GRAS 4. GRAT – GRAW 5. GRAX – GRAZ 6. GREAB - Green (a-h) 7. Green (i-z) 8. GREF – GREG 9. GRES - GREZ 10. GRI – GRIL 11. GRIM – GRIMZ 12. GRIND – GRON 13. GROO – GROSS 14. GROT – GROZ 15. GRP – GUH 16. GUI – GUND 17. GUNE – GUP 18. GUR – GUS 19. GUI - GZ

Box 209 Folder 1. HA – HAAS 2. HAAT – HAB 3. HAC – HAGEL 4. Hagen (a-z) 5. HAG –HAH 6. HAGEM – EAGER 7. Hagen, Alfred O. 8. Hagen, Bruce 9. HAI – HAK 10. HALA – HALK 11. Hall (a-z) 12. HALLA – HALU 13. HALU – HALZ 14. HAMA – HAMI 15. HAMJ – HANF 16. HANG – HANSB 17. HANSC - Hansen (a-z) 18. Hanson (a-f) 19. Hanson (g-k) 20. HANT – HARD 21. Hanson (1-n) 22. Hanson (o-z) 23. HARE – HAEK 24. Hariman, George E. and Mrs. 25. HARL – HARQ 26. HARR – HARRI 27. HARRJ - HARTL

Box 210 Folder 1. Hart, R.M. 2. Hartke, Vance 3. HARTM – HARTW 4. HARTZ – HARZ 5. HASA – HASS 6. HAST – HATZ 7. HAU – HAUGEN 8. HAUGE – HAUK 9. HAUN – HAUZ 10. HAV – HAW 11. HAX – HAZ 12. HEA – HEC 13. Heart Butte Dam 14. HED – HEF 15. HEG – HEH 16. HEI – HEIM 17. HEIM – HEIR 18. HEIS – HELI 19. HELJ – HELL 20. HELM – HENC 21. HEND – HENDZ 22. HENE – HENNQ 23. HENNR – HENZ 24. Henry, Howard 25. HEO – HERB 26. HERC – HERM 27. HERN - HERZ

Box 211 Folder 1. HES – HET 2. Hettick, Dewayne 3. HEU – HEZ 4. HIA – HIG 5. HIH – HILK 6. HILL (a-z) 7. HILLA – HILM 8. Hillier, Lome 9. Hillsboro, City of 10. HILO – HILZ 11. HIM – HINZ 12. Hinkel, William E. 13. HIO – HITZ 14. HJ – HN 15. HOA – HOD 16. Hoadley, Mildred 17. Hocking, S.B. 18. HOE – HOEZ 19. HOF – HOFFEZ 20. HOFFMAN (a-z) 21. HOFFMANN – HOFZ 22. HOG – HOLC 23. HOLD – HOLLE 24. HOLLF – HOLM 25. HOMA – HOLS 26. HOLT – HOLZ 27. HOM – HON 28. HOO – HOOZ 29. HOP – HORN 30. HORO – HOT 31. HOU – HOUR 32. HOUS – HOVZ 33. HOWARD (a-z) – HOWZ 34. HOX – HT 35. HUA - HUB

Box 212 Folder 1. HUC – HUE 2. HUF – HUK 3. HUL – HUM 4. HUM – HUO 5. HUP – HUR 6. HUS – HZ 7. IA – IM 8. INA – INS 9. INT – INZ 10. I0 - IR. 11. IS – IT 12. IU – IZ 13. JA - Jacobs (a-z) 14. Jacobsen – Jacobson 15. JACP – JAMES 16. Jamerson, Theodore 17. Jamestown – JAM 18. James River 19. Jamestown Pipestem Reservoir 20. Jamestown College

Box 213 Folder 1. JAN – JEC 2. JED - JENSEN (a-z) 3. Jenson (a-z) – JEZ 4. JFA – JOHNS 5. Johnson (a-b) 6. Johnson (c-d) 7. Johnson (e-f) 8. Johnson (g-h) 9. Johnson (i-j) 10. Johnson (k-1) 11. Johnson, Lyndon 12. Johnson (m-p) 13. Johnson (q-r) 14. Johnson (s-z) 15. JOHNSP – JOND 16. Jones (a-z) 17. JONF – JORDA 18. JORDB – HOSS 19. JOST – JUNG 20. JUNH - JZ

Box 214 Folder 1. KAA – KAK 2. KAL – KALZ 3. KAM – KAN 4. KAO – KAR 5. KAS – KATY 6. KATZ – KD 7. KE – KEEZ 8. KEEL – KEK 9. KEL – KELLO 10. KELLM – KELZ 11. Kelly, John D. 12. KEM – KENM 13. KENN – KENS 14. KENT – KEP 15. KEQ – KES 16. Kerian, John 17. KET – KH 18. KIA – KIES 19. KIET – KINDER 20. KINF – KING 21. KINH – KINZ 22. KIO – KITS 23. KITT - KJ

Box 215 Folder 1. KLA – KLEH 2. KLEI – KLEIN 3. KLEIO – KLEZ 4. KLF – KLINK 5. KLINL – KM 6. Klugnan, Ted 7. KNAA – KNAUE 8. KNAUF – KNIO 9. KNIP – KNT 10. KNUD 11. KNUE – KNUTZ 12. K0 – KOEG 13. KOIH – KOH 14. KIO – KOO 15. KOP – KOR 16. KOS – KOZ 17. KP – KRUF 18. KRAM – KRAT 19. KRF – KRON 20. KROO – KRUF 21. KRUF – KT 22. KUA – KUBZ 23. KUC – KUE 24. KUF – KUHN 25. KUHO – KUN 26. KUO – KUZ 27. KV – KZ

Box 216 Folder 1. LAA – LAFN 2. LAFO – LAH 3. LAI – LAJ 4. JAK – LAL 5. Lake Darling 6. LAM – LAMN 7. LANA – LANF 8. LANG – LANGD 9. Langdon (ABM) Water and Sewage 10. LANGE – LANGZ 11. LANH – LAQ 12. LAR – LARR 13. LAR – LARSEN 14. Larson (a-d) 15. Larson (e-j) 16. Larson (k-m) 17. LAS – LAUG 18. Lashkowitz, Herschel 19. LAUH – LAU 20. LAW – LD 21. LEA - LED

Box 217 Folder 1. LEE (a-q) 2. LEE (r-z) 3. LEFH – LEH 4. LEI – LEL 5. LEM – LEN 6. LENP – LEPP 7. LEQ- LESS 8. LEST – LEVI 9. LEVJ – LEZ 10. LF – LIER 11. LEIC – LIER 12. LIES – LINC 13. LINDA – LINDE 14. LINDF – LINDS 15. LINDT – LINZ 16. LIO – LITTI 17. LITTJ – LITTZ 18. LIU – LN 19. LOA – LOD 20. LOE – LOF 21. LOG – LOK 22. LOL - LON

Box 218 Folder 1. LOO – LOR 2. LOS – LOVEL 3. LOVEM – LOZ 4. LUA – LUE 5. LUI – LUM 6. LUN – LUNDB 7. LUNDE – LUNDS 8. LUNDT – LUTZ 9. LUV – LYN 10. LYON –LZ 11. Lyons, Bernard C. 12. MAA – MACJ 13. MACK – MACJ 14. MADA – MADZ 15. Madsen, Kenneth 16. MAE – MAGM 17. MAGN – MAHE 18. MAHF – MAI 19. MAJ – MALS 20. MALT – MANDAN 21. MANDAR – MANM 22. MANN – MAQ 23. MARA - MARH

Box 219 Folder 1. MARI – MARK 2. MARL – MARSH 3. MARSHAL – MARTH 4. MARTIN (a-h) 5. MARTIN (i-z) 6. MARTINA – MARTINI 7. MARTINJ – MARZ 8. MAS – MASZ 9. MAT – MATSU 10. Matador Pipeline 11. MATSU – MATZ 12. MAU – MAX 13. MAYER – MAZ 14. MB – MCA 15. McCALL – McCAR 16. McCarthy, Eugene J. 17. McCH – McCONN 18. McCOR – McCOZ 19. McCRA – McCU 20. McDA – McF 21. McG 22. McH – McJ 23. McKeller, E.J. (Nick) 24. McKinney, Art 25. McK 26. McL 27. McMA – McMZ 28. McN - McZ

Box 220 Folder 1. MEA – MED 2. MEE – MEH 3. MEI – MEK 4. MEL 5. MEM – MEQ 6. MERA – MERZ 7. MES – MEX 8. MEY – MH 9. MIA – MICH 10. MICI – MID 11. MIE - Miller (a-i) 12. Miller (n-z) 13. Miller (j-m) 14. MILLES – MINN 15. Minot

Box 221 Folder 1. Minot Air Base 2. Minot Chamber of Commerce Minot, City of 3. Minot Daily News 4. Minot KMOT – TV 5. Minot Public Schools 6. Minot Park 7. Minot St. Joseph's Hospital 8. Minot Senior Citizens 9. MINT – MN 10. MOA – MOLA 11. MOLP – MONF 12. MONG – MONTZ 13. MONTB – MONTZ 14. MOO – MOQ 15. MORA – MORG 16. MORA – MORG 17. MORM – MORR 18. MORS. – MOSH 19. MOSI – MOUN 20. Moss, Frank E. Senator 21. MOUN – MOV 22. MOW - MT

Box 222 Folder 1. MUA – MUG 2. MUH – MULLE 3. MULLF – MUNR 4. MUNS – MURE 5. MURF – MURQ 6. MURR – MURZ 7. MUS – MYB 8. MYER – MYERS 9. MYH – MZ 10. Murray, William S. 11. NAA – NAG 12. NAH – NAM 13. MAN – NATH 14. NATIONAL (a-b) 15. MATIONAL (c-e) 16. NATIONAL (f-o) 17. NATIONAL (p-z) 18. National Congress of American Indians 19. NATI – NAZ 20. NEA – NEC 21. NED – NELR 22. Nelson (a-b) 23. Nelson (c-f) 24. Nelson (g-i) 25. Nelson (j-z) 26. Nelson (m-q)

Box 223 Folder 1. Nelson (r-z) 2. NELSP – NET 3. Nesvig, Jerome 4. NEU – NEV 5. NEW – NEWL 6. NEWM – NH 7. New Town Public School 8. NIA – NIEK 9. NIELSEN – NIEZ 10. NIF – NITZ 11. NIU – NOM 12. Nixon, Richard M. President 13. Nodak Rural Electric 14. NOA – NORC 15. NORD – NORL 16. NORM – MORTHU 17. Northern Pacific Railroad 18. Northern Stramit Company 19. NORTHW – NOSS 20. Northwest Airlines

Box 224 Folder 1. NOSE – NTJY 2. NU – NZ 3. OA - O'CONNE 4. O'CONNF – ODE 5. ODF – OF 6. OG – OIZ 7. OJ – OLE 8. OLF – OLSN 9. Olson (a-c) 10. Olson (d-e) 11. Olson (f-g) 12. Olson (h-j) 13. Olson (k-m) 14. Olson, Kathy 15. Olson (n-q) 16. Olson (r-z) – OLSOL 17. OLSP – OM 18. ON – 00 19. OP – OPZ 20. ORA – ORZ 21. OSA – OSR 22. OSS – OSTE 23. Ostfield, Meyer 24. OSTF – OTTE 25. Otepka, Otto 26. OTTF – OVZ 27. OWA - OZ

Box 225 Folder 1. PAA – PAGD 2. PAGE – PAGZ 3. PAH – PAM 4. PAN – PARI 5. PARJ – PARTO 6. PARTP – PATZ 7. PAU - Paulsen (a-z) Paulson (a-z) 8. PAULS – PD 9. PEA – PEDEN 10. Pedersen (a-z) - Pederson (a-z) 11. PEE – PEK 12. PEL – PELZ 13. PEM – PEPO 14. Pembilier and Bridge Hearing File 15. Pembina Customs Bureau 16. PEPP – PERL 17. PERM – PETERA 18. PETERB – PETERSEM 19. Petersen (a-z) 20. Peterson (a-c) 21. Peterson (d-h) 22. Peterson (i-m) 23. Peterson (n-z)

Box 226 Folder 1. PETF – PFAFF 2. PFAG – PHH 3. PHI – PITZ 4. PIA – PIO 5. Piesik, Bertram T. 6. PIP – PIZ 7. PJ – PLA 8. PLB – PN 9. Plenel, Ila 10. PO – POH 11. POI – POL 12. POM – PORS 13. PORT – POS 14. POT – POU 15. POV – POZ 16. PQ – PRER 17. PRES – PRH 18. PRI – PRIS 19. PRIT – PROZ 20. PRP – PUL 21. PUM – PZ 22. QA - QZ

Box 227 Folder 1. RAA – RAF 2. RAG – RAI 3. RAJ – RAM 4. RANA – RANR 5. RANS – RASZ 6. RATA – RATZ 7. RAU – RAZ 8. RB – RED 9. REE – REH 10. REI – REIM 11. REIN – REIZ 12. REJ – RENN 13. RENO – RES 14. Resources Conservation and Development 15. RET – REZ 16. RF – RH 17. RI - Richardson (a-1)

Box 228 Folder 1. Richardson (m-z) – RICHS 2. RICHT – RICHZ 3. RICI – RID 4. RIEB – REID 5. RIEF – RIEZ 6. RIF – RIO 7. RIP – RITS 8. RITT – RN 9. ROA ROBERS 10. ROBERT – ROBEY 11. ROBIA – ROBIZ 12. ROBJ – ROD 13. Nelson Rockefeller 14. ROE – ROF 15. ROG – ROHM 16. ROHN – ROLE 17. ROLF – ROLLM 18. ROLLIN - ROM RON – RPR 19. ROSA – ROSEL 20. ROSEM – ROSI 21. ROSH – ROSS 22. ROST – ROTHE 23. ROTHF – ROZ 24. RP – RUD 25. RUE – RUHM 26. RUHN – RUSR 27. RUSS – RUTZ 28. RUU – RZ

Box 229 Folder 1. SAA – SAC 2. SAD – SAIL 3. SAIM – SAIZ 4. SAJ – SAL 5. SAM – SAMZ 6. SANA – SANC 7. SANDA – SANDE 8. SANDF – DANDZ 9. SANE – SANM 10. SANN – SANTE 11. SANTF – SAS 12. SAT – SATZ 13. Sathe, Andrew G. 14. SAU – SAV 15. SAW – SCG 16. SCHAA – SCHAE 17. SCHAF – SCHEAFE 18. SCHAFF – SCHAFZ 19. SCHAG – SCHAT 20. SCHAU – SCHAZ 21. SCHB – SCHELLA 22. SCHELLB – SCHEZ 23. Schilla, Paul 24. Schirber, A.F. 25. SCHF – SCHIN 26. SCHIO – SCHLEK 27. SCHLEM – SCHLZ 28. SCHMA – SCHMIDS 29. Schmidt (a-1) 30. Schmidt, F.C.F. 31. Schmidt (m-z) 32. SCHMIR - SCHMIT – SCHMZ 33. SCHNA - SCHAEH

Box 230 Folder 1. Scheider (a-z) – SCHNZ 2. SCHOA – SCHOEN 3. SCHOEP – SCHOL 4. SCHOM – SCHOZ 5. SCHOP – SCHRZ 6. SCHS – SCHUE 7. SCHUF – SCHULT 8. Schultz (a-z) 9. Schulz (a-z) 10. Schumacher, Ervin 11. SCHUM – SCHUMZ 12. ACHUN – SCHV 13. SCHWP – SCHWD 14. SCHWE – SCHZ 15. SCI – SCZ 16. Scott, Dave 17. SEA – SEEP 18. SEEQ – SEID 19. SEIE – SELK 20. SELLA – SELZ 21. SEM – SERJ 22. SERK – SEVERSON 23. SEVERT – SEZ 24. SF – SHAO 25. SHAP – SHD 26. SHEA – SHEK 27. SHEL – SHEQ 28. SHER – SHH 29. Sheyenne River

Box 231 Folder 1. Sheyenne River 2. Sheyenne Valley Electric Co-op 3. SHIA – SHIP 4. SHIQ – SHNZ 5. SHOA – SHOS 6. SHOT – SHZ 7. SIA – SIE 8. Sibley Island 9. SID – SIEZ 10. SIF – SIL 11. SIM - SIMONS (a-z) 12. SIMONSEN-SIMOZ SIMONSON 13. Simonton, Fred 14. SIN – SIO 15. Sinner, George 16. SISTERS (a-z) 17. SISS – SJZ 18. SKA – SKI 19. Skarperud, Orville 20. SKJ – SKZ 21. SKAA – SLED 22. SLEE – SLOU 23. SLOV – SMITG 24. Smith (a-c) 25. Smith (d-i) 26. Smith (j-o)

Box 232 Folder 1. Smith (r-z) – SMZ 2. SNA – SNZ 3. SOA – SOLA 4. SOLB 5. SOLC – SOMZ 6. SONZ – SOQ 7. SORA – SORK 8. SORL – SORZ 9. SOS – SOZ 10. SPA – SPEK 11. SPEL – SPI 12. SPJ – SPRD 13. SPRE – SRRM 14. SPRO – SSZ 15. STAA – STAI 16. STAJ – STAND 17. STANE – STANS 18. STANT – STAS 19. STAT – STEB 20. STEC – STEE 21. STEF – STEIL 22. STEIM – STEINM 23. STEINN – STENEH 24. STENEI – STER 25. St. Ann’s Indian School 26. St. Johns, City of

Box 233 Folder 1. TONA – TOQ 2. TORA – TORZ 3. TOS – TOZ 4. TP – TRAZ 5. TRE – TRENO 6. TRENP – TRO 7. Tri-W-G, Inc. 8. TRP – TRU 9. TRW – TUE 10. TUF – TURNB 11. TURNC – TV 12. Turtle Mountain 13. Turtle Mountain 14. Turtle Mountain 15. Tuttle Mountain 16. TW – TWE 17. TWF – TZ 18. Tydings, Joseph Sen.

Box 234 Folder 1. Sweetwater-Dry Lake Water 2. TAA – TANIC 3. TANL - TAYLOR (a-z) 4. Taubie, Coleman 5. TAZ – TEK 6. TEL – TES 7. TET – THEN 8. THEO – THN 9. THOA – THOMA 10. THOMB - Thompson (a-c) 11. Thompson (d-i) 12. Thompson (j-1) 13. Thompson (m-o) 14. Thompson (p-z) 15. THOMQ – THORE 16. THORF – THORSO 17. THPRSP – THZ 18. TIA – TIL 19. Tighe, Charles 20. TIM – TIZ 21. TJ – TOJ 22. TOK – TOL 23. TOM - TOMZ

Box 235 Folder 1. UA – UK 2. UL – UNIO 3. DNIP – UNIZ 4. United Tribes Development 5. UNJ – UP 6. UR – UZ 7. VAA – VALLEY 8. Valley City College 9. VALLI – VANC 10. VAND – VANDZ 11. VANE – VANK 12. VANL – VANZ 13. VAO – VEL 14. VEM - VETTE

Box 236 Folder 1. Verendrye Electric Co-Op 2. VETTF – VIE 3. VIF – VIT 4. VIU – VOG 5. Voge, Mart R. 6. Vogel, Robert 7. VOH – VOLKE 8. VOLKF – VONSE 9. VONSF – VZ 10. WAA – WAGD 11. WAGE - Wagner (h) 12. Wagner (i-z) – WAGZ 13. WAH – WAK 14. WALA – WALG 15. WALH – WALJ 16. WALK 17. WALL – WALLA 18. WALLB – WALS 19. WALTA – WALTN 20. WALTO – WAQ 21. WARA – WARD 22. WARE – WARZ 23. WASA – WASSE 24. WASSF – WATK 25. WATL – WD 26. WEA – WEBC 27. WEBER - WEBZ

Box 237 Folder 1. WEC – WEH 2. WEIA – WEIN 3. WEIO – WELC 4. WELD – WELS 5. WELT – WENZ 6. WEO – WERR 7. WERS – WESTA 8. WESTB – WERTH 9. WESTI – WESTN 10. WESTO – SG 11. WHA – WHIR 12. WHIS - WHITE (a-z) 13. WHITF – WHZ 14. WIA – WID 15. WIFA – WIEZ 16. WIF – WILE 17. WILF – WILKIE 18. WILKIN (a-z) – WILLEY 19. WILLF - WILP

Box 238 Folder 1. WILLIAM - Williams (a-g) 2. Williams (h-z) 3. Wilson 4. WIL – WIN 5. WIP – WN 6. WIL – WIN 7. WOR – WOZ 8. WP – WUD 9. WUE – WZ 10. UA – YOT 11. Young 12. YUOU – YZ 13. ZAA – ZAP 14. ZAQ – ZEN 15. ZER – ZIF 16. ZIG - ZIMMERMAN 17. SIMN – ZZ

Box 239 (1974-1975) Folder SERIES II: Subject Files, 1974-1975 1. "A" Miscellaneous 2. Aeronautics and Space Administration 3. AFL-CIO 4. Agriculture Department 5. Agriculture Yearbooks 6. Air Force 7. Airlines 8. American Legion 9. Amnesty 10. Amtrak 11. Army Department 12. Army Engineers 13. Atomic Energy Commission 14. Attorney General 15. Autographs 16. "B" Miscellaneous 17. Barley 18. Beef 19. Books 20. Boxcars 21. Bureau of Budget 22. Bureau of Census 23. Bureau of Customs 24. Bureau of Land Management 25. Bureau of Reclamation 26. Bureau of Sport and Fisheries 27. "C" Miscellaneous 28. Campaign Expenditures

Box 240 Folder 1. Cancer 2. Canning Lids 3. Central Intelligence Agency 4. Christmas Card Information 5. Civil Aeronautics Board 6. Civil Defense 7. Civil Rights 8. Civil Service Commission 9. Coast Guard 10. Commodity Credit Corporation 11. Commerce Department 12. Commissaries 13. Congratulatory Messages 14. Consumer Protection Agency 15. "D" Miscellaneous 16. Diary Prices and Imports 17. Defense Department 18. Democratic National Committee 19. Drugs 20. "E" Miscellaneous 21. Economic Stabilization 22. Education 23. Equal Rights 24. Embassy 25. Environmental Protection Agency 26. Energy Crisis 27. "F" Miscellaneous 28. Farm Bill 29. Farmers Bulletin

Box 241 Folder 1. Farm Prices 2. Farm Programs 3. Farmers Home Administration 4. Farmers Union 5. Federal Aviation Administration 6. Federal Bureau of Investigation 7. Federal Communication Commission 8. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 9. Federal Home Loan Bank 10. Federal Highway Administration 11. Federal Housing Administration 12. Federal Power Commission 13. Federal Trade Commission 14. Firearms 15. Fish and Wildlife 16. Flag 17. Food and Drug Administration 18. Food Stamps 19. Foreign Aid 20. Foreign Trade 21. Form Letters 22. Freight Rates 23. "G" Miscellaneous 24. General Accounting Office 25. General Services Administration 26. GI Bill 27. Gifts 28. Government Printing Office 29. Government Spending 30. Grain 31. Grazing 32. Greeting 33. GTA 34. "H" Miscellaneous 35. Health, Education, and Welfare 36. Health Insurance

Box 242 Folder 1. House and Urban Development 2. "I" Miscellaneous 3. Immigration and Naturalization Service 4. Impeachment 5. Indians 6. Indian Affairs 7. Inflation 8. Interior Department 9. Hospitals - Infant Care 10. Internal Revenue Service 11. Interstate Commerce Commission 12. Invitations 13. Invitations 14. Invitations 15. "J" Miscellaneous 16. Jobs 17. Justice Department 18. "K" Miscellaneous 19. Karate Responses 20. "L" Miscellaneous 21. Labor Department 22. Legislative Council 23. Legislative Views 24. Library of Congress

Box 243 Folder 1. "M" Miscellaneous 2. Mailing Lists 3. Marine Corps 4. Meat 5. Meat Inspection 6. Meat Inspection 7. Medicare 8. Medicare 9. Military Pay 10. "N" Miscellaneous 11. National Institute of Health 12. National Park Employment 13. National Park Service 14. National Science Foundation 15. Natural Gas 16. Navy Department 17. Newsletters 18. New York City 19. "O" Miscellaneous 20. Office Equipment 21. Office Management and Budget 22. Oil 23. Outdoor Recreation 24. "P" Miscellaneous 25. Panama Canal 26. Passports 27. Patent Office 28. Pay Raises 29. Peace Corps 30. Photographs 31. Political 32. Post Office Closing 33. Post Office Department 34. Postal Rates 35. Potato

Box 244 Folder 1. Power Rates 2. Power Rates 3. Press Release 4. Public Health Administration 5. "Q" Miscellaneous 6. "R" Miscellaneous 7. Railroads 8. Railroad Retirement 9. REA 10. Retirement Legislation 11. Russia 12. "S" Miscellaneous 13. School Lunches 14. Scrap metal 15. Security and Exchange Comm. 16. Selective Service 17. Senate Architect Office 18. Senate Page 19. Senate Sergeant at Arms 20. Small Business Administration 21. Social Security Administration 22. Soybeans 23. Senate Department 24. Students 25. Sugar 26. Supreme Court 27. Sympathy 28. "T" Miscellaneous 29. Taxes Excise

Box 245 Folder 1. Tax Estate 2. Taxes Income 3. Taxes Miscellaneous 4. Telegrams 5. Television 6. Thank You Letters 7. Trade 8. Treasury Department 9. Transportation 10. "U" Miscellaneous 11. United Nations 12. U.S. Coast Guard 13. "V" Miscellaneous 14. Veterans Administration 15. Veterans Legislation 16. Veterans Legislation 17. Veterans Pensions 18. Veterans World War I 19. Vietnam

Box 246 Folder 1. "W" Miscellaneous 2. Water Resources 3. Weather Modification 4. Wheat 5. White House 6. X, Y, Z, Miscellaneous

Box 247 Folder SERIES III: 92nd Congress Legislation, 1971-1973 1. S.585 - To permit free entry of citizens of Trust territory into United States. 2. S.586 - To accord Trust Territory same tariff treatment as insular possessions of Unites States. 3. S.587 - To promote economic development of Trust Territory. 4. S.589 - For the relief of Faith N. Lewis Kochendorfer, et.al; 5. S.589 6. S.592 - To repeal Emergency Detention Act of 1950 7. S.599 - Amend Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of Indian Tribes 8. S.599 – Amend Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of Indian Tribes 9. Amendment 601 - To change effective date of ITC for farm equipment. 10. S.635 - To amend the mining and minerals policy act of 1970. 11. S.659 - Education Amendments of 1971 12. S.726 - Rational Agricultural Bargaining Act 13. S.727 - National Agricultural Marketing Act 14. S.732 - To amend the Public Works Acceleration Act 15. S.742- To create a Rural Community Development Bank 16. S.856 - "Motor Vehicle Disposal Assistance Act" 17. S.860 - Relating to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. 18. S.897 - To amend section 205 of the Flood Control Act of 1948. 19. S.955 - To make Indian Hospital facilities available to non-Indians. 20. S.1017 - Clear Lakes Act of 1971 21. S.1026 - To amend the Small Reclamation Projects Acts of 1965. 22. S.1030 - Rehabilitation Services for Older Blind Persons. 23. S.1116 - To care for Wild Horses and Burros on public lands. 24. S.1172 - To exempt citizens of U.S. 65 or over from paying entrance or admission to parks or recreation areas. 25. S.1173 - To redefine disability for purposes of social security benefits. 26. S.1194 - For the relief of An Kyong An (Susan Ann Dickinson) 27. S.1195 - For the relief of the estate of C.G. Okerson. 28. S.1196 - For the relief of Merle Jacobson. 29. S.1197 - To extend Federal Crop Insurance and authorize appropriation of funds. 30. S.1228 - Extension of the Golden Eagle Passport Program. 31. S.1231 - Disposition of funds of Pembina Band of Chippewa in ICC Dockets 18-A, 113, 191. 32. S.1234 - To establish limits on assignment of Armed Forced to combat zone. 33. S.1237 - Federal assistance to private medical care facilities damaged by a major disaster. 34. S.1251 - Meat Importation 35. S.1300 - Advance Payments under feed grain programs w/respect to wheat. 36. S.1331 - To improve funding and quality of schools of nursing. 37. S.1335 - Blind persons to receive disability benefits under Social Security 38. .S.1357 - To provide 4-year term for members of Guam Legislation. 39. S.1376 - Provide Insurance against catastrophic illness. 40. S.1394 - To amend Bankruptcy Act to abolish referees' salary and expense fund. 41. S.1396 - To amend Bankruptcy Act to permit full time referees duties of U.S. Magistrate. 42. S.1437 - Amendment 347 43. S.1437 - Amendment 460 44. S.1437 - Amendment 461 45. S.1438 - To protect privacy of civil employees of U.S. Govt. 46. S.1462 - Distribution of Sisseton-Wahpeton Tribes of Sioux of ICC judgment. 47. S.1479 - To amend U.S. Code relating to amenities of widows. 48. S.1480 - To amend U.S. Code relating to annuities of Supreme Ct. Just Widows. 49. S.1482 - The Farm Credit Act of 1971.

Box 248 Folder 1. Amendment 99 to H.R. 1 - To increase Social Security Benefits. 2. Amendment 1357 to H.R. 14370 - Revenue Sharing to include Indian tribes. 3. Amendment 1371 to S. 3726 - To amend Export Expansion Act re. agricultural commodities. 4. Amendment 1373 to S.3726 - Export Administration Act regarding animal hides or skins. 5. Amendment 1433 to H.R. 14896 - National School Lunch Act amend. regarding vending machines. 6. Amendment 1459 to H.R. 14370 - To include Indian Tribes in Revenue Sharing. 7. Amendment 1653 to H.R. 1 8. Amendment to S. 2994 - To include treatment of alcoholism in victims of Crime Act of 1972. 9. Amendment to H.R. 10947 - To increase personal exemption to $800 effective January 1, 1972. 10. Unprinted amendment to H.R. 17034 - to provide funding for H.R. Res. 748, Vets. Admin., Med Sch., Asst and Health Training 1972. 11. S.J. Res. 1 - Direct popular election of President and Vice-President, 12. S.C.R. 5 - Joint committee on treatment of POW/MIA. 13. S.C. Res. 6 - To continue PHS Hospitals and outpatient clinics. 14. S.J. Res. 7 - Extending rights to vote to 18 year olds. 15. S.J. Res. 7 – correspondence 16. S. Res. 9 - Amending rule XXII of Standing Rules of Senate 17. S. Res. 9 – correspondence 18. S.J. Res. 10 - National Week of Concerns for Prisoners of War/MIA. 19. S.10 - National policy for revitalization of rural and economic distressed areas. 20. S. Res. 10 - To designate 1/22 as UKRAINIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. 21.S.J. Res. 15 - To designate 3rd week of April of each year as "Earth Week." 22. S.J. Res. 21 - To appropriate funds to assist school districts in proximity of Indian reservations. 23. S. Con. Res. 33 - Regarding to persecution of Jews and other minorities in Russia. 24. S. 34 - Conquest of Concer Act. 25. S. Res. 38 - To give select committee on Small Business authority to receive bills. 26. S. Con. Res. 45 - Providing for UN Charter review. 27. S.RES. 45 - To authorize Interior Committee to make a study of national fuels and energy policy. 28. S. Con. Res. 49 - Calling for humane treatment and releasing of POWS. 29. S. Con. Res. 53 - Relating to Internal Environmental protection and trade competition. 30. S. 74 - To transfer land from the Bureau of Mines to the University of North Dakota 31. S.J. Res. 80 - International Conference on Ocean dumping. 32. S.J. Res. 88 - Intercity rail passenger service. 33. S. Con. Res. 89 - Resolution on behalf on POWs and MIAs. 34. S. Con. Res. 97 - Concurrent Res. in behalf of POWs/MIAs. 35. S.J. Res. 108 - Stabilization of U.S. population by voluntary means. 36. S.J. Res. 122 - Commission on Revision of Federal Court appellate systems of the U.S. 37. S.J. Res. 125 - Day of Bread and Harvest Festival. 38. S.J. Res. 142 - Plans for memorial to Herbert Clark Hoover. 39. Amendment143 to H.R. 6531 - Unit on spending to December 31, 1971. 40. S. 144 - To amend the Internal Rev. Code for ammunition record keeping requirements. 41. S.158- To amend Internal Rev. Code for INVESTMENT TAX CRED. 42. S.158 43. S.158 44. S.158 – Correspondence 45. S. 161 - For relief of WEST FARGO PIONEER 46. S.J. Res. 171 - "EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN'S MONTH - March, 1972" 47. S. Res. 177 - Shipment of Phantom F-4 aircraft to Israel. 48. S.J. Res. 189 - To designate March 26, 1972, as” Week of Concern for POW/MIA" and Sunday "Day of Prayer." 49. S.J. Res. 190 - To extend the term of the commission on Ban Kruptag Laws of U.S. 50. S. Res. 191 - Teachers salaries under wage price freeze. 51. S.J. Res. 202 - White House Conference on the Handicapped. 52. S.J. Res. 225 - To prevent abandonment of railroad lines. 53. S. Res. 232 - Immediate release of remainder of REA appropriation of OMB. 54. S.J. Res. 236 - NATIONAL DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION WEEK. 55. S.J. Res. 245 - NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION MONTH. 56. S.J. Res. 248 - NATIONAL INVENTOR'S DAY. 57. S. Res. 266 - Regarding release of full amount of Farmers H. Administration 1972 appropriation 58. S.J. Res. 266 - Temporary moratorium on Federal Coal Leasing. 59. S. Res. 273 - Extension of Nuclear test ban treaty to underground testing. 60. S. Res. 282 - Relating to assistance for minority population in Bangladesh and Pakistan. 61. S. Res. 385 - Expressing sense of Senate on tragedy at 20th Olympiad at Munich. 62. S. 391 - To increase limit on grants for water and waste facilities in rural areas. 63. S. 414 - To convey certain property to the Central Dakota Nursing Home. 64. S. 415 - Glinz Bill - Previous Congress materials. 65. S. 415 - For the relief of Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Glinz 66. S. 422 - To provide system for adjusting pay rates of govt. employees. 67. Amendment475 to 10947 - To double the Job Development Tax Credit. 68. S. 537 - To include chiropractic services under Medicare. 69. S.555 - Older American Community Service Employment Act 70. S.571 - Amend the Fed. Meat Inspection Act regarding re-imported meat. 71. S.575 - To authorize fund.9 to carry out Appalachian Reg. Dev. Act of 1965. 72. S.575 73. S.575 74. S.583 - To provide that nationals and citizens of Trust Territories may enlist in armed forces. 75. S.584 - To amend Revised Organic Act of Virgin Islands.

Box 249 Folder 1. S.1485 -Establish a Department of Education. 2. S.1507 - Establishment of a National Rural Development Center 3. S.1509 - Improve state and local judicial machinery. 4. S.1534 - To prescribe additional health benefits for certain dependents. 5. S.1579 - Relief of Ionnis Papageorgio. 6. S.1702 - To authorize Sc. Int. to accept trust title to land on Fort Totten Reservation. 7. S.1974 - To authorize pilot field research programs for control of agriculture and forest pests. 8. S.1828 - "Act of Conquer Cancer." 9. S.1846 - Coal Gasification Development Act. 10. S.1866 - For the relief of Clayton Bion Graig, et.al. 11. S.1874 - "Children's Dental Health Act of 1971." 12. S.1876 - To provide for division of jurisdiction between State and Federal Courts. 13. Amendment 1169 to S.1876 - Federal Court Jurisdiction Act of 1971 14. S.1883 - Interstate Taxation Act 15. S.1959 - Pan American Highway. 16. S.2030 - To revise qualifications necessary for election as member of VI Legislative. 17. S.2031 - To permit sessions of VI Legislative at places other than Charlotte Amalie. 18. S.2040 - Make provisions in Voc. Ed. Act of 1963 for volunteer fireman. 19. S.2093 - To protect producer's incomes when rebuilding reserve stocks of wheat or feed grains. 20. S.2097 - Establish special action office for drug abuse prevention. 21. S.2129 - To convey title of Govt. lands on D.L. Reservation to Devils Lake Sioux Tribe. 22. S.2197 - To amend Revised Statutes to provide greater equity for creditors reducing priority of debts to U.S. 23. S.2212 - Insurance coverage on basis of cost investment in product of crops. 24. S.223 - Consolidated Farmers Home Administration and Rural Development Act. 25. S.2237 - Indian Business Development Program. 26. S.2266 - Public Printer to furnish recycled materials for use of Senate and House of Representatives 27. S.2267 - To use recycled paper in printing of Congressional Record. 28. S.2292 - Correction Officer Act of 1971 29. S.2293 - To amend title 18, USC, relating to assaults on U.S. probation officers. 30. S.2330 - For retirement of judges and justices of U.S. with long periods of service. 31. S.2344 - To prohibit foreign assistance to countries in illegal drug use. 32. S.2349 - "Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1971" 33. S.2358 - To amend the Disaster Relief Act of 1970. 34. S.2383 - To amend chapter 18 of U.S. Code, relating to parole. 35. S.2384 - To amend Fed. Aviation Act ...direct Sec. of Trans, to provide financial assist, to small airports. 36. S.2454 - Youth Conservation Corps Act of 1970 to be amended 37. S.2482 - Indian Education Act of 1971. 38. S.2500 - To establish producer owned and controlled emergency reservation of wheat, food grains, and soybeans. 39. S.2531 - To allow tax deduction for amts. paid for prevention of flood damage to residence or for insurance. 40. S.2571 - Rural Development and Population Dispersion Act of 1971. 41. S.2574 - To establish a National Voter Registration Administration. 42. S.2581 - The Impoundment Procedures Bill 43. S. 2603 - To amend act for rehabilitation of Guam approved on November 4, 1963. 44. S. 2623 - To carry out repairs and rehabilitation work on Mann Dam 45. S.2645 - To exempt certain farm vehicles from highway use tax. 46. S.2678 - to est. producer owned and controlled emergency reserves of wheat, feed grains, and soybeans. 47. S.2686 - State Buy American Act of 1971. 48. S.2724 - National Board of Regents for Indian Education. 49. S.2732 - The Offender Rehabilitation Act. 50. S.2738 - Provide for equality of treatment for military personnel in the application of dependency criteria. 51. S.2813 - Vocational Rehabilitation Amendments Acts of 1972. 52. S.2854 - To amend title 23, USC, relating to annuities of widows of Supreme Court Justices. 53. S.2938 - Amend. Rail Passenger S. Act to provide free or reduced rates to certain employees. 54. S.2944 - To exclude gross pay of POW/MIA from income tax. 55. S.2945 - To permit the appointment by the President of certain additional persons to service academies. 56. S.2962 - To amend MDTA Act of 1926 to provide financial asst. for criminal and offenders. 57. S.2981 - Rural Development Act of 1972. 58. S.2991 - War in the Pacific National Historical Park on Island of Guam. 59. S.2992 - Establishment of the Guam National Seashore. 60. S.2994 - Victims of Crime Act of 1972. 61. S.3070 - World War I Pension Act of 1972. 62. S.3092 - Emergency Employment Act of 1972. 63. S.3152 - Amend IRS Code of '54 to provide that no interest shall be payable by person on refund if error by U.S. 64. S.3138 - Office of the Handicapped 65. S.3229 - To protect the incomes of wheat and feed grain producers. 66. S.3227 - Amend IRS Code to allow deductions under section 162 to enable an individual to be gainfully employed. 67. S.3276 - The Wheat and Wheat Foods Research, Education, and Promotion Act. 68. S.3293 – Amend Agriculture Act of 1949 to require advance payments to participants in Wheat and Feed Grain Programs. 69. S.3314 - To extend repayments period for price support loans on 72 and 73 crops of corn feed grains and wheat. 70. S.3370 - To authorize recall of retired commissioners of USC or claims. 71. S.3393 - Kidney Disease Treatment Act of 1972. 72. S.3475 - To preserve separation of powers and provide Congress review executive agreements 73. S.3483 - For the relief of Cass County, North Dakota. 74. S.3505 - Amend the Occupational Safety and Health Act. 75. S.3764 - Family Practice of Medicine Act. 76. S.3839 - "National Reading Improvement Act." 77. S.3841 - To amend Internal Revenue Code for estate tax charitable deduction. 78. S.3870 - To clarify ownership of church property in Virgin Islands. 79. S.3908 - Economic Diversification Act of 1972. 80. S.3938 - Amend Fed. Property and Administrative Ser. Act for disposal of surplus property. 81. S.3993 - To establish the Parole Commission. 82. S.4001 - Amend Soc. Sec. Act to increase earnings limitation to $3,000. 83. S.4072 - "Theodore Roosevelt National Park" 84. S.l-50 85. S.1-100

Box 250 Folder SERIES IV: ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS, 1973-1976 1. Appointments – 1974 2. 1975 Academy applicants 3. Academy Blanks 4. Richard Albert 5. Gary Bandy 6. Banker, Paul – 1976 7. Ralph Alan Boldigheimer – 1976 8. Brad A. Brockel – 1976 9. Carlson, Bruce W. 10. Steven Collins – Navy 11. Robert D. Desjarlais – 1976 12. David Dillmann – 1976 13. Johnson, Cheryl – 1976 14. Brian Paul Elstad – 1976 15. Mathias D. Erhardt – 1976 16. Jeffrey W. Gavitt 17. Gillund, Neil T. 18. Richard L. Grimm, jr. – 1976 19. William Milton Hill, Jr. 20. Cadet Cloyce C. Johnson – 1976 21. Tamara Christine Kaseman – 1976 22. William D. Kickert, II – 1976 23. Kohler, Jeffrey S. 24. Paul James Laybourn – 1976 25. Mike Lerud – 1976 26. Scott Lindbolm 27. Perry S. Loh – 1976 28. Lucy, Patrick 29. Ray Lunnen, III 30. Michael J. Mack – 1976 31. Mark John Magness – 1976 32. Daniel Gerard Maker – 1976 33. Michael Thomas Mahoney – 1976 34. Dennis Mat David Miller – 1976 35. Lowell McGee – 1976 36. McMerty, Duane 37. McVane, Gary – 1976 38. Patrick Kelly Mutes – 1976 39. Neil Scott 40. Bruce Nelson – 1976 41. Nulph, Jeff 42. Olson, Lonnie 43. Hanson, Allan M. 44. Stenseth, James Erik 45. Bruce, Lawrence 46. Bjorn, Brinkman – 1975 47. Steven Todd Sitter – 1975 48. Cruff, Timothy P. 1973 49. Crawford, Kevin Kenneth 50. David Ott – 1976 51. Plasterer, Mark R. 52. Jonathan David Pudwill – 197 53. Tim Randich – 1976 54. John Alan Rasmussen 55. Jeffrey Robert Richards 56. Mark A. Roberts – 1976 57. Matthew Thomas Seitz – 1976 58. Donovan F. Senmel – 1976 59. James Joseph Sinkula – 1976 60. Smith, William 61. David Scott Spiekermeier – 1976 62. Stanaway, Brian Jay – 1975 63. David Stewart – 1976 64. Russell Stewart 65. Brian Voss – 1976 66. Brad Alan Winazewski – 1975 67. Ralph Richard Winkowski 68. Wobhems, Michael – 1976 69. Hinton, Donald Lee 70. Schmidt, Richard – 1975 71. Terry Lee Johnson 72. Thigsen, William Watson 73. Arnold R. Tinley, Jr. 74. Kauffman, John Vernon – 1973 75. Hehn, Ronald Lee 76. Wentz, Cory L. 77. Mark Capouch 78. James Robert Pence 79. Kastner, James – 1973 80. Ward, Scott W. 81. Curtis, John W. – 1973 82. Winkowski, Robert 83. Rothschiller, Michael A. 84. Basol, Mark – 1973 85. Ust, Carl Steven 86. William George Amor 87. Hoplin, Jeffrey Paul – Buxton 88. Bauman, Craig Vincent 89. Robert Slea – 1973 90. Scheet, Gordon Edward 91. Gustafson, Larry – 1973 92. Michael Jesse Paulson 93. McCann, Michael G. 94. Feldner, Rodney Karl – 1973 95. PFC Thomas L. Gregory K. 96. Kolberg, Robert – 1973 97. Christen, William Mark – 1973 98. Reitan, David B. 99. Donald Robert Flatlie - Valley City-1974 100.Leigh, Timothy – 1973 101.Arnold, Kenneth Dale Jr. 102.Chesley, David – 1973 103.Womack, William P. 104.Hill, John P. 105.Greybear, Gerald, 1973 106.Grassel, Craig 107.Walstad, Larry Lynn 108.Duerre, Paul – 1973 109.Perry Earth – 1975 110.David Demmers – 1975 111.Michael Marion Goebel – 1975 112.Rosequist, John Eugene – 1975 113.Hagen, Thomas M. – 1975 114.Gerard Allan Kordonowy - 1975 115.Lee Sundin – 1975 116.Jeffrey Nehring – 1975 117.Kin Alan Mahanna – 1975 118.Buehler, John Paul – 1975 119.Josian C. Blaisdell 120.Michael R. Betting -1975 121.Mark Alan Wald – 1975 122.Lynn Douglas Montgomery – 1975 123.Steven Martinson – 1975 124.Michael A. Koponen – 1975 125.Marty E. Mohoney – 1975 126.James H. Allebach, Jr. – 1975 127.David W. Geatz 128.Richard Schmidt 129.Russell Carter – 1975 130.Michael Alan Lenhart 131.Jay D. Heath – 1975 132.Mike Kinchelol – 1975 133.Timothy John Hall – 1975 134.Tilton, John Raymond 135.Gary Lee Hennings – 1975 136.Michael Marion Goebel – 1975 137.Wayne Seiler – 1975 138.David Michael Steinman – 1975 139.Stephen Alyn Carew – 1975 140.James John Dehen, Jr. – 1975 141.Bradley Allan Ellison – 1975 142.Bradley James Gador – 1975 143.Timothy James Horton – 1975 144.David L. Krueger – 1975 145.John W. Smith – 1975 146.Mark Isaacson – 1975

Box 251 Folder SERIES III: 92nd Congress Legislation, 1971-1973 1. S.101 – 150 2. S.151 – 200 3. S.201 – 250 4. S.251 – 300 5. S.301 – 350 6. S.351 – 400 7. S.401 – 450 8. S.451 – 500 9. S.501 – 550 10. S.551 – 600 11. S.601 – 650 12. S.651 – 700 13. S.701 – 750 14. S.751 – 800 15. S.801 – 850 16. S.851 – 900 17. S.901 – 950 18. S.951 – 1000 19. S.1001 – 1050 20. S.1051 – 2000

Box 252 Folder 1. S.2051 - 2100 2. S.2101 – 2150 3. S.2151 – 2200 4. S.2201 – 2250 5. S.2251 – 2300 6. S.2301 – 2350 7. S.2351 – 2400 8. S.2401 – 2450 9. S.2451 – 2500 10. S.2501 – 2550 11. S.2551 – 2600 12. S.2651 – 2700 13. S.2701 – 2750 14. S.2751 – 2800 15. S.2801 – 2850 16. S.2851 – 2900 17. S.2901 – 2950 18. S.2951 – 3000 19. S.3001 – 3050 20. S.3051 – 3100 21. S.3101 – 3150 22. S.3151 – 3200 23. S.3201 – 3250 24. S.3251 – 3300 25. S.3301 – 3350 26. S.3351 – 3400 27. S.3401 – 3450 28. S.3451 – 3500 29. S.3501 – 3550 30. S.3551 – 3600 31. S.3601 – 3650 32. S.3651 – 3700 33. S.3701 – 3750 34. S.3751 – 3800 35. S.3801 – 3850 36. S.3851 – 3900 37. S.3901 – 3950 38. S.3851 – 4000 39. S.4051 – 4100 40. S.4201 – 4250

Box 253 Folder 1. H.R. 1 – 500 2. H.R. 501 – 1000 3. H.R. 1001 – 1500 4. H.R. 1501 – 2000 5. H.R. 2001 – 2500 6. H.R. 2501 – 3000 7. H.R. 3001 – 3500 8. H.R. 3501 – 4000 9. H.R. 4001 – 4500 10. H.R. 4501 – 5000 11. H.R. 5001 – 5500 12. H.R. 5501 – 6000 13. H.R. 6001 – 6500 14. H.R. 6501 – 7000 15. H.R. 7001 – 7500 16. H.R. 7501 – 8000 17. H.R. 8001 – 8500 18. H.R. 8501 – 9000 19. H.R. 9001 – 9500 20. H.R. 9501 - 10,000 21. H.R. 10,001 - 10,500 22. H.R. 10,501 - 11,000. 23. H.R. 11.001 - 11,500 24. H.R.11,501 - 12,000 25. H.R.12,001 - 12,500 26. H.R. 12,501 - 13,000 27. H.R. 13,001 - 13,900 28. H.R. 13324 29. H.R. 13,501 - 14,000

Box 254 Folder 1. S. Con. Res. 26C 2. Miscellaneous in support of S.34 3. S.34 4. S.34 5. S.34 6. S.1861 7. S.2801

Box 255 Folder 1. Medical Schools Legislation 2. H.R. 1163

Box 256 Folder SERIES V: North Dakota Subject Files, 1974-1975 1. N.D. "A" Miscellaneous 2. N.D. Adjutant General 3. N.D. Aeronautics Commission 4. N.D. Agriculture and Stabilization 5. N.D. American Legion 6. N.D. Associated General Contractors 7. N.D, Automobile Dealers Association 8. N.D. Aviation Association 9. N.D. "B" Miscellaneous 10. N.D. Bar Association 11. N.D. Broadcasting Association 12. N.D. "C" Miscellaneous 13. N.D. Civil Defense 14. N.D. Coal 15. N.D. Crippled Children’s Home 16. N.D. "D" Miscellaneous 17. N.D. Dairy Industries 18. N.D. Democrats 19. N.D. Disaster areas 20. N.D. "E" Miscellaneous 21. N.D. Education Association 22. N.D. Economic Development Commission 23. N.D. Emergency Food and Medical Services 24. N.D. Employment 25. N.D. "F" Miscellaneous 26. N.D. Farm Bureau 27. N.D. Farmers Home Administration 28. N.D. Farmers Union 29. N.D. Game and Fish Department 30. N.D. Federal Crop Insurance Corp. 31. N.D Flooding 32. N.D. Foster Grandparent Program

Box 257 Folder 1. N.D. Garrison Diversion 2. N.D. Grain Dealers Association 3. N.D. Greater Association 4. N.D. Green Thumb 5. N.D. "H" Miscellaneous 6. N.D. Health Department 7. N.D. Highway Department 8. N.D. Housing Administration 9. N.D. "I" Miscellaneous 10. N.D. Indian Affairs Commission 11. N.D. Industry 12. N.D. Internal Revenue 13. N.D. "J" Miscellaneous 14. N.D. "K" Miscellaneous 15. N.D. "L" Miscellaneous 16. N.D. Labor Department 17. N.D. Lake Sakakawea 18. N.D. Legislation 19. N.D. Library Commission 20. N.D. Lignite 21. N.D. Livestock Sanitary Board 22. N.D. "M" Miscellaneous 23. N.D. Mental Health Association 24. N.D. Mill and Elevator 25. N.D. Mining

Box 258 Folder 1. N.D. Mining (strip) 2. N.D. Missile Sites 3. N.D. Missouri River Basin 4. N.D. "N" Miscellaneous 5. N.D. Newspapers 6. N.D. Nurses Association 7. N.D. "O" Miscellaneous 8. N.D. Old Age and Survivors Insurance System 9. N.D. "P" Miscellaneous 10. N.D. Politics 11. N.D. Public Instruction 12. N.D. Public Service Commission 13. N.D. Public Welfare 14. N.D. "R" Miscellaneous 15. N.D. Regional Medical Program 16. N.D. Revenue Sharing 17. N.D. Rural Electric Co-op Inc. 18. N.D. Rural Letter Carriers 19. N.D. "S" Miscellaneous 20. N.D. Senior Citizens

Box 259 Folder 1. N.D. School for the Deaf 2. N.D. School of Forestry 3. N.D. Secretary of State 4. N.D. Selective Service 5. N.D. Social Security 6. N.D. Social Services 7. N.D. Soil Conservation 8. N.D. State Hospital 9. N.D. State School of Science 10. N.D. State University 11. N.D. Stockmen’s Association 12. N.D. Supplementary Security 13. N.D. "T" Miscellaneous 14. N.D. Tax Commission 15. N.D. "U" Miscellaneous 16. N.D. Unemployment 17. N.D. University 18. UND Medical School 19. N.D. U.S. Highway 2

Box 260 Folder 1. N.D. U.S. Highway 281 2. N.S. "U" Miscellaneous 3. N.D. Veterans Administration 4. N.D. Vocational Rehabilitation 5. N.D. "W" Miscellaneous 6. Wage Grade 7. N.D. Water Conservation Commission 8. N.D. Wheat Commission 9. N.D. Workman’s Compensation 10. N.D. "X", "Y", "Z", Miscellaneous

Box 261 Folder SERIES VI: North Dakota Constituent Correspondence, 1971-1977 1. January 1972 2. February 1972 3. March 1972 4. April 1972 5. May 1972 6. June 1972 7. July 1972 8. August 1972 9. October 1972 10. September 1972 11. November 1972 12. December 1972 13. January 1973 14. February 1973 15. March 1973 16. April 1973 17. May 1973 18. June 1973 19. July 1973 20. August 1973 21. October 1973 22. September 1973 23. November 1973 24. December 1973 25. January 1974 26. February 1974 27. March 1974 28. April 1974 29. May 1974 30. June 1974 31. July 1974 32. August 1974 33. September 1974 34. October 1974 35. November 1974 36. December 1974 37. January 1975 38. February 1975 39. March 1975 40. April 1975 41. May 1975 42. June 1975 43. July 1975 44. August 1975 45. September 1975 46. October 1975 47. November 1975 48. December 1975 49. 1975 Memorandums 50. Statements on the Floor 51. Memos 52. January 1977 53. February 1977 54. January 1976 55. February 1976 56. March 1976 57. April 1976 58. May 1976 59. June 1976 60. July 1976 61. August 1976 62. September 1976 63. October 1976 64. November 1976 65. December 1976

Box 262 Folder 1. A (1971-1976) 2. B (1971-1976) 3. C (1971-1976) 4. D (1971-1976) 5. E (1971-1976) 6. F (1971-1976) 7. G (1971-1976) 8. H (1971-1976) 9. I (1971-1976) 10. K (1971-1976) 11. L (1971-1976) 12. M (1971-1976) 13. N (1971-1976) 14. North Dakota Century Code (1971-1976) 15. North Dakota LEAA (1971-1976) 16. O (1971-1976) 17. P (1971-1976) 18. Q (1971-1976) 19. R (1971-1976) 20. S (1971-1976) 21. T (1971-1976) 22. U (1971-1976) 23. W (1971-1976) 24. X,Y,Z (1971-1976)

Box 263 Folder Series VII: Correspondence, Senate Subcommittee on National Penitentiaries, 1971-1974 1. A (1974) 2. B (1974) 3. C (1974) 4. D (1974) 5. E (1974) 6. F (1974) 7. G (1974) 8. Lee Holley (attorney) Prison Information Service (1974) 9. H (1974 10. I-J (1974) 11. K (1974) 12. L (1974) 13. M (1974) 14. N (1974) 15. O-P-Q (1974) 16. R (1974) 17. S (1974) 18. Carl G. Smith (1974) 19. T (1974) 20. U-V (1974) 21. W (1974) 22. X-Y-Z (1974)

Box 264 Folder 1. A (1973) 2. B (1973) 3. C (1973) 4. D (1973) 5. E (1973) 6. F (1973) 7. G (1973) 8. H (1973) 9. I-J (1973) 10. K (1973) 11. L (1973) 12. M (1973) 13. N (1973) 14. O-P-Q (1973) 15. R (1973) 16. S (1973) 17. T (1973) 18. U-V (1973) 19. W (1973) 20. X-Y-Z (1973)

Box 265 Folder 1. A (1972-1973) 2. B (1972-1973) 3. C (1972-1973) 4. Birnbau, Win. George (1972-1973) 5. Bowman, Paul Kenneth (1972-1973) 6. D (1972-1973) 7. E (1972-1973) 8. F (1972-1973) 9. E (1972-1973) 10. H (1972-1973) 11. I (1972-1973) 12. J (1972-1973) 13. K (1972-1973) 14. L (1972-1973) 15. M (1972-1973) 16. N (1972-1973) 17. O (1972-1973) 18. Isidore O’Back (1972-1973) 19. P (1972-1973) 20. R (1972-1973) 21. S (1972-1973)

Box 266 Folder 1. T (1972-73) 2. U (1972-73) 3. W (1972-73) 4. X-Y-Z (1972-73) 5. A (1971-1972) 6. B (1971-1972) 7. C (1971-1972) 8. D (1971-1972) 9. E (1971-1972) 10. F (1971-1972) 11. G (1971-1972) 12. H (1971-1972) 13. I (1971-1972) 14. J (1971-1972) 15. K (1971-1972) 16. L (1971-1972)

Box 267 Folder 1. M (1971-1972) 2. Mc (1971-1972) 3. Jim (Meeting on May 11th, U.S. Bureau of Prisons) (1971-1972) 4. N (1971-1972) 5. O (1971-1972) 6. P (1971-1972) 7. R (1971-1972) 8. S (1971-1972) 9. T (1971-1972) 10. V (1971-1972) 11. W (1971-1972) 12. X-Y-Z (1971-1972)

Box 268 Folder SERIES VII: Post Office Building Files, 1960-1970 1. R.R. #1 – Bismarck 2. Beach 3. Dickinson Post Office (Stark County, Western Dist.) 4. Fargo Post Office (Cass County, Western Dist.) 5. Grand Forks P.O. Rural Route (Grand Forks County, Eastern Dist.) 6. Grand Forks P.O. Quarters (Grand Forks County, Eastern Dist.) 7. Minot P.O. Quarters (Grant County, Eastern Dist.) 8. Rural Route Extensions - Study for lowering mileage requirements 9. Jamestown

SERIES I: Personal Files Sub-Series A, Correspondence: 1969-1976 Box 269 Folder 1. A: 1971 2. B: 1971 3. C: 1971 4. D: 1971 5. E: 1971 6. F: 1971 7. G: 1971 8. H: 1971 9. I: 1971 10. J: 1971 11. K: 1971 12. L: 1971 13. M: 1971 14. N: 1971 15. O: 1971 16. P: 1971 17. Q: 1971 18. R: 1971 19. S: 1971 20. T: 1971 21. U: 1971 22. V: 1971 23. W: 1971 24. X,Y,Z: 1971 25. A: 1972 26. B: 1972 27. C: 1972 28. D: 1972 29. E: 1972 30. F: 1972 31. G: 1972 32. Ohio Governor John Gilligan: 1972 33. H: 1972 34. I: 1972 35. J: 1972 36. K: 1972 37. L: 1972 38. M: 1972 39. N: 1972 40. O: 1972 41. P: 1972 42. Q: 1972 43. R: 1972 44. S: 1972 45. T: 1972 46. U: 1972 47. V: 1972 48. W: 1972 49. X,Y,Z: 1972 50. Press Releases: 1972 51. Speeches: 1972 52. Memos: 1972 53. Statements on the Senate Floor: 1972

Box 270 Folder 1. A:1972-1974 2. B:1972-1974 3. C:1972-1974 4. D:1972-1974 5. E:1972-1974 6. F:1972-1974 7. G:1972-1974 8. H:1972-1974 9. I-J:1972-1974 10. K:1972-1974 11. L:1972-1974 12. M:1972-1974 13. N:1972-1974 14. N.D. L.E.A.A:1972-1974 15. O-P:1972-1974 16. Q-R:1972-1974 17. S:1972-1974 18. T:1972-1974 19. U-V:1972-1974 20. W:1972-1974 21. X,Y,Z:1972-1974 22. Statements on the Floor:1972-1974 23. Speeches:1972-1974 24. Memos:1972-1974 25. Press Releases:1972-1974 26. A: 1975-1976 27. B: 1975-1976 28. C: 1975-1976 29. Carlson, Norman A. : 1975-1976 30. D: 1975-1976 31. E: 1975-1976 32. F: 1975-1976 33. G: 1975-1976 34. H: 1975-1976 35. I: 1975-1976 36. J: 1975-1976 37. K: 1975-1976 38. L: 1975-1976 39. M: 1975-1976 40. N: 1975-1976 41. O: 1975-1976 42. P: 1975-1976 43. Q: 1975-1976 44. R: 1975-1976 45. S: 1975-1976 46. T: 1975-1976 47. U: 1975-1976 48. V: 1975-1976 49. W: 1975-1976 50. X,Y,Z: 1975-1976

Box 271 Folder 1. Standing Rock Reservation: 1969 – 1974 2. Standing Rock Reservation: 1969 – 1974 3. Standing Rock Reservation: 1969 – 1974 4. Stes-Stev: 1969 – 1974 5. Stew-Sth: 1969 – 1974 6. Sli-Stob: 1969 – 1974 7. Stoc-Stoe: 1969 – 1974 8. Stof-Stok: 1969 – 1974 9. Stol-Stom: 1969 – 1974 10. Stona-Stonz: 1969 – 1974 11. Stoo-Stq: 1969 – 1974 12. Straa-Strak: 1969 – 1974 13. Stral-Strar: 1969 – 1974 14. Stras-Straz: 1969 – 1974 15. Strb-Streg: 1969 – 1974 16. Streh-Strn: 1969 – 1974 17. Stroa-Stromz: 1969 – 1974 18. Stromb-Stroz: 1969 – 1974 19. Strp-Stuc: 1969 – 1974 20. Stud-Stum: 1969 – 1974 21. Stun-Stz: 1969 – 1974 22. Suz-Suk: 1969 – 1974

Box 272 Folder 1. Sula-Sulr: 1969 – 1974 2. Suls-Sun: 1969 – 1974 3. Suo-Suz: 1969 – 1974 4. Sva-Swam: 1969 – 1974 5. Swan-Swaz: 1969 – 1974 6. Swab-Swenn-Swnz: 1969 – 1974 7. Sweo-Sxt: 1969 – 1974 8. Sym-Sz: 1969 – 1974 9. Spangrud, S.E. : 1969 – 1974 10. Starcher, George W. : 1969 – 1974 11. Sullys Hill: 1969 – 1974 12. Sullivan, Marion Piper: 1969 – 1974

Sub-Series B, Speeches: 1961-1974 13. Speeches: 1961 14. Speeches: 1963

Box 273 Folder 1. Speeches: 1964 2. Speeches: 1965 3. Speeches: 1965 4. Speeches: 1965-1966 5. Speeches: 1966-1967 6. Speeches: 1967 7. Speeches: 1967 8. Speeches: 1968 9. Speeches: 1968

Box 274 Folder 1. Speeches: 1968 2. Speeches: 1968 3. Speeches: 1969 4. Speeches: 1969 5. Speeches: 1969 6. Speeches: 1970 7. Speeches: 1970 8. Speeches: 1970 9. Speeches: 1974

SERIES II: Bills and Legislation, 1961-1977 Sub-Series A, Senate Bills, 1961-1976 (1.) 1961-1968 Box 275 Folder 1. North Central Mental Health Center, Minot 2. Standing Rock Reservation 3. Kleindienst Confirmation 4. S. 103 - Fort Union 5. Fort Berthold 6. S. 2257 - To create Water Bank (Young) 7. S. 1874 - Totten Trail Pumping Station 8. Health, Education, and Welfare 9. Medicare 10. Medicare 11. S. 2157 - International Food and Nutrition Act of 1965 12. S. 709 - Amend Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act of 1961 13. S. 598 - Voluntary Wheat Certificate Program (McGovern) 14. S. Con. Res. 88 - Parity Prices for Agricultural Commodities (McGovern) 15. S. 283 - Amend Section 8 of Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act (Mansfield) 16. S. 3550-Provide for issuance of 25 cents per hour marketing certificate on wheat 17. Bills-Miscellaneous

(2.) 1969-1970 Box 276 Folder 1. S. 1830 2. Alaska Pipeline S. 1830 3. S. 2000 – 2500 4. S. 2000 - 3000

Box 277 Folder 1. S. 3000-4000 2. S. 3000-3500 3. S. 3500-4000 4. S. 3500-4000

(3.) 1973-1974 Box 278 Folder 1. S.1 – S.50 2. S.50 – S.100 3. S.100 – S. 150 4. S.150 – S.200 5. S.200 – S.250 6. S.250 – S.300 7. S.300 – S.350 8. S.350 – S.400 9. S.372 – General (HJK’s material) 10. S.400 – S.450 11. S.450 – S.500 12. S.500 – S.550 13. S.550 – S.600 14. S.600 – S.650 15. S.650 – S.700 16. S.700 – S.750 17. S.750 – S.800 18. S.800 – S.850 19. S.850 – S.900 20. S.900 – S.950 21. S.950 – S.1000 22. S.1000 – S.1500

Box 279 Folder 1. S.1500 – 2000 2. S.1361 3. S.2000 – 2500 4. S.2504

Box 280 Folder 1. S.2801 2. S.2500 – S.3000 3. S.3657 4. S.3000 – S.3500 5. S.3500 – S.4000

Box 281 Folder 1. S.4000 - S.4500 2. S.4500 - S.5000 3. S.5000 - S.5500 4. S.5500- S.6000 5. S.6000 - S.6500 6. S.6500 - S.7000 7. S.7000 - S.7500 8. S.7500 - S.8000 9. S.295 - Reduced Travel Rates for over 65 and handicapped. (Humphrey) 10. S.335 - Community School Center Development Act (church) 11. S.336 - To make committee report available before Senate consideration (Hart) 12. S.352 - Voter Registration Act (McGee) 13. S. 355 - Auto Safety Repair at no cost Amendment (Magnuson) 14. S.373 - Impoundment Control Bill (Ervin) 15. S.394 - To reinstate direct loan programs of REA (Humphrey) 16. S.411 - To amend title 39, VSC, relating to Postal Service (McGee) 17. S.440 - War Powers Act (Javits) 18. S.458 - Bill of Rights for Mentally Retarded (Javits) 19. S.459 - Require Secretary of Agriculture to carry out rural environmental assistance program (Talmadge) 20. S.467 - To extend Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 for one year (Randolph) 21. S.5O2 - Federal Aid Highway Act of 1973 (Bentsen) 22. S.514 - Archeological sites, protection and recovery of (Moss) 23. S.516 - Four year term for Director of F.B.I. (Byrd) 24. S.548 - Price support for milk at not less than 85% of parity (Humphrey) 25. S.566 - Sovereign Immunity Reform (Hruska) 26. S.582 - Social Services for the Aged (Scott) 27. S.596 - To revise certiorari jurisdiction of the Supreme Court (Sponsor) 28. S.598 - Files from previous Congresses. Donate land to Devils Lake Sioux Tribe (Sponsor) 29. S.598 - To donate Sub marginal lands of U.S. to Devils Lake Sioux Tribe (Sponsor) 30. S.599 - Certain lands held in trust for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe (Sponsor) 31. S.637 - The Free Flow of Media Information Act (Mondale) 32. S.663 - Regarding judicial review of decisions of the Interstate Commerce Commission. (Hruska) 33. S.67O - Peace Garden Bill (QNB) 34. S.716 - Appellate review of criminal sentences (Hruska) 35. S.726 – Regarding allocation of water pollution funds among sts. in fiscal 73 and 74 (Bentsen) 36. S.744 – Rural Health Act of 1973 ( Randolph) 37. S.754 – “Speedy Trial Act of 1973” ( Ervin) 38. S.764 – Establishment of Departments of Geriatrics ( Moss) 39. S.780 – To amend Clayton Act to prohibit sales below cost destroy comp. (Sparkman) 40. S.793 – Public Service Employment Act of 1973 (Cranston) 41. S.798 – Community Supervision and Services Act (Sponsor) 42. S.804 – To aid small business in compliance with federal standards (Bible) 43. S.807 – To exempt aircraft from overtime charges U.S. – Canada (Sponsor) 44. S.821 – Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1973 (Bayh) 45. S.863 – Cosmetic Safety Act (Eagleton) 46. S.876 – Equal Credit Opportunity Act (Williams) 47. S.871 – National Guard Technicians regarding civil service (Cotton) 48. S.882 – To readjust the schedule of ratings for the disabilities of vets ( Hartke) 49. S.893 – Highway Safety Act of 1973 (Bentsen) 50. S.896 – Education of the Handicapped Amendments of 1973 (Randolph) 51. S.919 – Medicare coverage at cost for widows and spouses of med. benef. (Gurney) 52. S.942 – Narcotics and Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Reorganization Act of 1973 (Ribicoff) 53. S.950 – Family Farm Act of 1973 (Bayh) 54. S.976 – To amend OCC.SAFE. and HEALTH Act for Small Businesses (McIntyre) 55. S.978 – Bottler’s Bill (Eastland) 56. S.983 – Barbiturate Control Act of 1973 (Bayh) 57. S.984 – Dangerous Drug Identification Act of 1973 (Bayh) 58. S.985 – Dangerous Drug Tracer and Law Enforcement Information Act of 1973 (Bayh) 59. S.1004 – To restore the emergency water and sewer loan grant program (McGovern) 60. S.1036 – Tax exempt organizations (Muskie) 61. S.1064 – To broaden and clarify grounds for judicial disqualifications (Burdick) 62. Environment 63. S.907 – Interstate Environment Compact Act 64. Drugs 65. Drugs – Marihavana 66. Drugs – Methadone

Box 282 Folder 1. Amdt. 30 to S.5O2 - To include Mass Transit funding in Federal Aid Highway Act (Williams) 2. S.32 - National Science Policy and Priorities Act (Kennedy) 3. Amdt. 52 to S.929 - Limitation of Expenditures and net lending for 1974 (Taft) 4. Amdt.93 to S.582 - "Services which are provided to elderly" (Scott) 5. Amdt. 127 to S.1248 – Require Congressional authorization for involvement and aid in Indochina and NVM (Case) 6. Amdt. 259 to Omnibus Cr. Control and Safe Street Act (QNB and McClell) 7. Amdt. 260 to Omnibus Cr. Control and Safe Street Act to include Alcohol (Sponsor) 8. Amdt. 410 to S.372 – Freeze salaries of congressman et al. at 1969 level (Allen) 9. Amdt. 542 to H.R. 3135 – Medicare coverage for prescription drugs (Ribicoff) 10. Amdt. 640 to H.R. 3135 – Medicare Deductible Freeze amendment (Muskie) 11. Amdt. 688 to S.2611 – Appointment of Special Prosecutor by panel of District Court of D.C. (Hart) 12. Eagleton Amendment to H.R. 11324 – “Anti-windfall Insurance Premium Amt.” (Eagleton) 13. Unprinted Young Amendment to S.2798 - $20,000 for Souris River channel realignment in Minot (Young) 14. Impact Aid – Dole Amendment to H.R. 9639 (Dole and QNB) 15. Amdt. 1026 – Impact Aid to S.1539 (McGovern) 16. Amdt. 1242 to S.2488 – Older Americans Nutrition Act of 1974 (McGovern) 17. Amdt. 1303 to H.R. 14368 – Energy Supply and Environmental Coordination Act of 1974 (Moss) 18. Amdt. 1329 to S. 1539 – Assistance for training in the legal profession (Mondale) 19. Amdt. 1336 – 1 year advance funding of education programs (McGovern) 20. Amdt. 1356 to S.2543 – Freedom of Information Act (Muskie) 21. Amdt. 1388 to H.R. 8217 – Telephone Tax Bill (Cook) 22. Amdt. 1456 to H.R. 14832 – Additional Federal Payments to States for Indians (Metcalf) 23. Amdt. 1551 to S.3726 – Food Stamps for Disaster Victims (Domenici) 24. Amdt. 1557 to S. 3164 – Real Estate Settlement Costs in State Court (Sponsor) 25. Amdt. 1578 to S. 821 – Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 (Bayh) 26. Unprinted Curtis Amendment to H.R. 14833 – Give states discretionary authority in prem. on medically needy. 27. Unprinted Bennett Amdt. To H.R. 14833 – 3 year extension of funding for inspection of institution 28. Amdt. 1990 to S.2928 – To strike National Institute for Consumer Justice Use of Magistrates Study Farm Bill (Sponsor) 29. S. Con. Res. 12 – Continuation of OEO (Sponsor) 30. S. Con. Res. 51 – Appreciation of Congress to Vietnam Veterans on Veterans Day 1973 (Thurmond) 31. S. Con. Res. 81 – Relating to those captured, killed, or missing in Indochina conflict (Sparkman) 32. S. Con. Res. 91 – Bust or Statue of Martin Luther King for Capitol (Mondale) 33. S.J. Res. 2 – Earth Week (Nelson) 34. S.J. Res. 4 – “National Welcome Our Prisoners Week” (Dole) 35. S.J. Res. 11 – To designate May 1, 1973 as Law Day (Hollings) 36. S.J. Res. 19 – National Nutrition Week (Percy) 37. S.J. Res. 23 – Emergency importation of oil into the U.S. (Kennedy) 38. S.J. Res. 24 – National Hunting and Fishing Day (McIntyre) 39. S.J. Res. 80 – National Arthritis Month (Roth) 40. S.J. Res. 117 – Constitution Day (Inouye) 41. S.J. Res. 158 – Set aside regulation of EPA under Section 206 of Federal Water Pollution Control Act (Randolph) 42. S.J. Res. 173 – Commission for the Control of Epilepsy (Dominick) 43. S. Res. 61 – Investigation of the Postal Service 44. S. Res. 67 – Test Ban Treaty (Kennedy) 45. S. Res. 109 – Requesting Attorney General to insure independence of special prosecutor in Watergate (Stevenson) 46. S. Res. 115 – Pay tribute to MIA’s (Brooke) 47. S. Res. 144 – Sense of Senate opposing pay raise for congress and executive branch (Hansen) 48. S. Res. 150 – To disapprove increase in congressional salaries (Hansen) 49. S. Res. 171 – Disapproving alternative federal employees pay plan (McGee) 50. S. Res. 174 – Distribution of grain cars (Abourezk) 51. S. Res. 200 – National Security of U.S. (HHH) 52. S. Res. 203 – National Arthritis Month for May 1974 (Roth) 53. S. Res. 222 – National Ocean Policy Study (Magnuson) 54. S. Res. 257 – Procedure for requiring amendments to be germane (Pastore) 55. S. Res. 283 – Arms limitation between U.S. and U.S.S.R. (Mathias) 56. S. Res. 324 – Relating to the condemnation of terrorist acts (Humphrey) 57. S. Res. 329 – World Food Action Program (Humphrey) 58. S. Res. 341 – Requesting President to re-impose meat import quotas (Metcalf) 59. S. Res. 347 – Investigation and Study of Federal Government in the U.S. Tourism (Inouye) 60. S. Res. 418 – Price Support for Milk (Aiken) 61. S. Res. 448 – Relating to negotiations of final treaty on Vladivostok argument and arms control (Kennedy) 62. S. 4 – Retirement Income Security for Employees Act of 1973 (Williams) 63. S. 7 – The Rehabilitation Act (Randolph) 64. S. 17 – National Diabetes Research and Education Act (Schweiker) 65. S. 49 – National Cemeteries Act of 1973 (Hartke) 66. S. 50 – Older Americans Comprehensive Services Amendment (Eagleton) 67. S. 59 – Veterans Health Care and Expansion Act of 1973 (Cranston) 68. S. 174 – Provide for coverage of outpatient drugs under Medicare (Montoya) 69. S. 176 – World War I Pension Act of 1973 (Thurmond) 70. S. 200 – Require that paperwork from legislation be contained in committee reports (McIntyre) 71. S. 255 – RE. eligibility in Food Stamp Program (Eagleton) 72. S. 261 – Uniform Relocation Act Amendments (Muskie) 73. S. 263 – Mining and Minerals Research Act of 1973 (Moss) 74. S. 270 – A bill for the relief of Merle Jacobson (Sponsor) 75. S. 271 – To amend requirement for three judge court (Sponsor) 76. S. 275 – To increase income limitations for Veterans (Hartke)

(4.) 1975-1976 Box 283 Folder 1. S. 1- 50 2. S. 50 – 100 3. S. 100 – 150 4. S. 150 – 200 5. S. 200 – 250 6. S. 250 – 300 7. S. 300 – 350 8. S. 350 – 400 9. S. 400 – 450 10. S. 450 – 500 11. S. 500 – 550 12. S. 550 – 600

Box 284 Folder 1. S. 600 – 650 2. S. 626 3. S. 626 4. S. 650 - 650 5. S. 700 – 750 6. S. 800 – 850 7. S. 850 – 900 8. S. 900 – 950 9. S. 950 – 1000 10. S. 961 11. S. 1000 – 15000 12. S. 1150 – 1200 13. S. 1200 – 1250 14. S. 1250 – 1300 15. S. 1300 – 1350

Box 285 Folder 1. S. 1400 – 1450 2. S. 1450 – 1500 3. S. 1479 4. S. 1479 5. S. 1500 – 2000 6. S. 2000 – 2500

Box 286 Folder 1. S. 2500 – 3000 2. S. 3000 – 3500 3. S. 3500 – 4000 4. S. 4000 – 4500 5. S. 4500 – 5000 6. S. 5000 – 5500 7. S. 5500 – 6000 8. S. 6000 – 6500 9. S. 6500 – 7000 10. S. 7000 - 7500 11. S. 7500 – 8000 12. S. 2028 – Executive File 13. S. 3421 – Soft drink Bottlers Antitrust 14. SCR77 – FTC exemption of state laws – pharmaceutical drug advertisement 15. Flathead Fee Legislation 16. Holt Amendment 17. Holder in Due Course 18. Legal Assistance of ND 19. Library Photocopying 20. F.C.C. Licensing Renewal Bill (Senate Fannin’s Bill) 21. Meskill Research 22. S. 1829 – National Federation of Music Guide 23. S. 22 – Omnibus Copyright Red., Cable T.V.

Box 287 Folder 1. S. 2212 – Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act 2. FTC action – Pharmacy Ownership 3. Private Release Bill S. 1258 – Benjamin Baxter (Patent) 4. Relief Bills – Miscellaneous 5. Committee Mark-up S.22 6. S. 894 – Publics Broadcasting Funding 7. S. 2752 – For relief of North Central Educational Television (Sponsor) 8. Robinson – Patman Act 9. S.1 – Responses and Recommendations 10. S.23, Section 135 – Senator Burdick’s Proposal 11. Subcommittee Mark-up S. 23 12. Staff report of the temporary select committee to study the senate committee system 13. Senate Committee System Statements 14. S. 1284 15. S. 3241 16. Air Transportation Act of 1976 S. 3364 17. S. 584 – All-Channel Radio 18. S. 1967 – Amend ICC for claim settling procedures 19. Burdick’s Amendment – S.1284 Antitrust 20. Citizens Committee for Watergate Reform 21. S. 2028 – Competition Improvements Act of 1975 22. Congressional Record Junk 23. Correspondence S.1 24. Correspondence (Answered) S. 1284 25. Defense of Judges and Judicial Officers Sued in their Official Capacities

Sub-Series B, House Bills: 1973-1974 Box 288 House Bills 1973074 Folder 1. H.R. 1- 500 2. H.R. 500 – 1000 3. H.R. 1000 – 1500 4. H.R. 1500 – 2000 5. H.R. 2000 – 2500 6. H.R. 2500 – 3000 7. H.R. 3000 – 3500 8. H.R. 3500 – 4000 9. H.R. 4000 – 4500 10. H.R. 4500 – 5000 11. H.R. 5000 – 5500 12. H.R. 5500 – 6000 13. H.R. 6000 – 6500 14. H.R. 6500 – 7000 15. H.R. 7000 – 7500 16. H.R. 7500 – 8000 17. H.R. 8000 – 8500

Sub-Series C: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1971-1976 Box 289 Miscellaneous Legislation 1971-76 Folder 1. Abortion Correspondence 1976 2. Amateur Athletic Act 1974 3. Buy American 4. Mrs. Shupienis – Civil Service Retirement Act, 1973 5. S. 3446 – Condemnation Proceedings 6. Gambling Bill 7. Freedom of Information Act H.R. 12471 8. Genocide Convention 9. Genocide: Flexo Response 10. Genocide: Out of State – no answer 11. Gun Control – Correspondence, 1975 12. Gun Control – Correspondence, 1976 13. Special Legislation: Immigration PAVAL 14. S. 1538 - A bill for the relief of Rose Pazomino (Sponsor) 15. No-Fault Insurance Correspondence, 1976 16. S.J. Res. 400 – Intelligence Oversight 17. Judicial Asst. 1439, 1509 18. Legislation to Watch 19. Miscellaneous Legislation, 1973 20. Miscellaneous Legislation, 1973 21. S. 1147 – Amendment 1215 22. OSHA Correspondence, 1976 23. Marijuana 24. Postal Service: Complaints 25. Railroads – Legislation 26. Revolution Bicentennial 27. School Busing Correspondence, 1976 28. School Prayer Correspondence, 1976 29. Burdick, Senator – S.1872 – Soviet Jews Relief Act of 1971 30. Uniform Probate Code

Sub-Series D, Committee Files, 1968-1977 (1.) 1968-1970 Box 290 Folder 1. Committee Miscellaneous 2. Agriculture and Forestry 3. Committee on Appropriations 4. Armed Service Committee 5. Banking and Currency Committee 6. District of Columbia Committee 7. Commerce Committee 8. Finance Committee 9. Foreign Relations Committee 10. Government Operations Committee 11. Interior and Insular Affairs 12. Judiciary Committee 13. Labor and Public Welfare Committee 14. Post Office and Civil Service Committee 15. Public Works Committee 16. Rules and Administration Committee 17. House Agriculture Committee 18. House Interior Committee 19. House Post Office and Civil Service Commission 20. House Rules Committee 21. House Veterans Committee 22. House Ways and Means Committee 23. H.R. 17550 – Social Security 24. H.R. 17654 – 19870 25. Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure

Box 291 Folder 1. Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly 2. Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments 3. Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights 4. Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization 5. Subcommittee on Internal Security 6. Subcommittee to investigate juvenile delinquency 7. Subcommittee on Privileges and Elections 8. Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 9. Subcommittee on Separation of Powers 10. Subcommittee on Territories 11. Subcommittee on Trading with the enemy 12. Subcommittee on Trust Territories 13. S. 2546 14. S. 3108 15. S. 3842 16. S. 4000 – 5000 17. S. 5000 – 6000 18. S. 6000 – 7000 19. S. 7000 – 8000 20. S. 8000 – 9000 21. S. 9000 – 10,000

(2.) 1970-1977 Box 292 Folder 1. Armed Service Committee 2. Banking and Currency Committee 3. Commerce Committee 4. Committee District of Columbia 5. Finance Committee 6. Foreign Relations Committee 7. Government Operations Committee 8. Judiciary Committee 9. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee 10. Labor and Public Welfare Committee 11. Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure 12. Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly 13. Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments 14. Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights 15. Steering Committee 16. Rules and Administration Committee 17. Post Office and Civil Service Committee 18. Subcommittee on Trust Territories 19. Subcommittee on Immigration and Naturalization 20. Subcommittee on Privileges and Elections 21. House Miscellaneous Committee 22. House Agriculture Committee 23. House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee 24. House Interior Committee 25. House Judiciary Committee 26. House Rules Committee 27. House Veterans Committee 28. House Ways and Means Committee 29. S. Res. 340 – Budget 30. Subcommittee on Improvements in Judicial Machinery

Box 293 Folder 1. Subcommittee on Investigate Juvenile Delinquency 2. Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency 3. Public Works Committee 4. Agriculture and Forestry Committee 5. Subcommittee on National Penitentiaries 6. Subcommittee, on Separation of Powers 7. Appropriations Committee 8. Committee Miscellaneous 9. Subcommittee on Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights 10. Migratory Bird Commission 11. Committee on Veteran's Affairs 12. Subcommittee on Disaster Relief 13. Subcommittee on Disaster Relief

Box 294 Folder 1. Subcommittee on Disaster Relief 2. Subcommittee on Disaster Relief 3. A 1975 4. B 1975 5. C 1975 6. D 1975 7. E 1975 8. F 1975 9. Father Riddell 10. G 1975 11. Gibbs, John 12. H 1975 13. I-J 1975 14. K-L 1975 15. Little, Joanne 16. M-N 1975 17. O-P 1975 18. Q-R 1975 19. S 1975 20. T 1975 21. U-V 1975 22. W-X-Y-Z 1975

Box 295 Folder 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. E 6. F 7. G 8. H 9. I-J 10. K-L 11. M-N 12. O-P 13. Q-R 14. S 15. T 16. U-V 17. W-X-Y-Z

SERIES III: Subject Files, 1967-1978 Sub-Series A, General Files, 1972-1977 (1.) 1972-1974 Box 296 Folder 1. “A” Miscellaneous 2. ABM 3. Congratulatory Messages 4. Accomplishments 5. Amnesty 6. American Consulates 7. American Legion 8. Army Engineers 9. Army Department 10. Atomic Energy Commission 11. Autographs 12. Aeronautic and Space Administration 13. AFL-CIO 14. Agriculture Daily Summary 15. Airlines 16. Agriculture Yearbook 17. Agriculture Department 18. Alaska Pipeline 19. Amtrak 20. ”B” Miscellaneous 21. Beef 22. Boxcars 23. Bankruptcy 24. Barley 25. Biography 26. Books 27. Bureau of Budget 28. Bureau of Census 29. Bureau of Customs 30. Bureau of Land Management 31. Bureau of Prisons 32. Bureau of Reclamation 33. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife 34. Bureau of Roads 35. Bureau of Standards 36. Busing 37. “C” Miscellaneous 38. Campaign 39. Cancer 40. Central Intelligence Agency 41. Chiropractic 42. Civil Aeronautics Board 43. Civil Service Commission 44. Civil Defense

Box 297 Folder 1. Civil Rights 2. Civil Service Retirement 3. Coast Guard 4. Commodity Credit Corporation 5. Commerce Department 6. Common Market 7. Congressional Directory 8. Congressional Record 9. Comptroller General 10. Consumer Protection 11. Cost of Living Council 12. Copyright 13. “D” Miscellaneous 14. Day Light Savings 15. Debt Ceiling 16. District of Columbia 17. Defense Department 18. Drugs 19. Draft 20. Democratic National Committee 21. Air Force 22. Economic Development Commission 23. “E” Miscellaneous 24. Energy Crisis 25. Food and Drug Administration 26. Football Tickets 27. Food for Peace 28. Foreign Aid 29. Foreign Trade 30. Freight Rates 31. “G” Miscellaneous 32. General Accounting Office 33. General Services Administration 34. Genocide Convention 35. G.I. Bill 36. Government Printing Office 37. Grazing 38. Government Spending 39. Grain 40. GTA 41. Greetings 42. “H” Miscellaneous 43. Health, Education, and Welfare 44. Health Insurance 45. Housing Administration 46. Housing and Home Finance

Box 299 Folder 1. ”I” Miscellaneous 2. Jobs (Summer 73) 3. Immigration and Naurlization Service 4. Inaugration 5. Indians 6. Indian Affairs 7. Interior Department 8. Interest Rates 9. Internal Revenue 10. Interstate Commerce Commission 11. Insrael 12. ITT 13. ”J” Miscellaneous 14. Jobs 15. Justice Department 16. ”K” Miscellaneous 17. ”L” Miscellaneous 18. Labor Department 19. Legislative Council 20. Library of Congress 21. Liquor 22. Lumber 23. ”M” Miscellaneous 24. Mailing List 25. Marine Corps 26. Medicare 27. Medicaid 28. Mental Health 29. Migrants 30. Military Pay 31. Minimum Wage 32. Mineral Rights 33. Miscellaneous Publications

Box 300 Folder 1. "N" Miscellaneous 2. National Guard 3. National Park Employment 4. National Park Service 5. National Science Foundation 6. Navy Department 7. Newsletter 8. Newspapers 9. "O" Miscellaneous 10. Office of Defense Mobilization 11. Office of Economic Opportunity 12. Office Equipment 13. Oil 14. Old Age 15. Outdoor Recreation 16. "P" Miscellaneous 17. Parity Prices 18. Passports 19. Patent Office 20. Pay Raise 21. Peace Corps 22. Photographs 23. Physicians 24. Political 25. Pollution 26. Post Office Department 27. Postal Pay Raise 28. Postal Rates 29. Potato 30. Predator Control 31. Press Releases 32. Price Freeze 33. Prisoners of War 34. Public Health Administration 35. "Q" Miscellaneous 36. "R" Miscellaneous 37. Propane 38. "R" Miscellaneous 39. Radio and TV Recording 40. Railroads 41. Railroad Retirement 42. Retirement CS

Box 301 Folder 1. Railroad Retirement 2. Rural Development 3. Rural Electric Association 4. Rural Telephone Administration 5. Russia 6. Rye 7. "S" Miscellaneous 8. School Lunches 9. School Grants 10. Security and Exchange Commission 11. Selective Service 12. Senate Page 13. Senate Architect 14. Senate Disbursing Office 15. Senate Sergeant at Arms 16. Small Business Administration 17. Social Security Administration 18. Soil Bank 19. State Department 20. Student Loans 21. Sugar 22. Supreme Court 23. Sympathy 24. Taxes Miscellaneous 25. Taxes Cooperative 26. Taxes Excise 27. Taxes Income 28. Telegrams 29. Television 30. Trade 31. Treasury Department 32. Transportation 33. "U" Miscellaneous 34. United Nations 35. U.S. Coast Guard 36. U.S. Code 37. "V" Miscellaneous 38. Vietnam 39. Veterans Administration 40. Veterans Insurance 41. Veterans Legislation 42. Voting

Box 302 Folder 1. "W" Miscellaneous 2. Wage and Price Controls 3. Water Bank 4. Water Commission 5. Watergate 6. Water Resources 7. Watershed Protection 8. White House 9. Wheat 10. Wiretapping 11. "X Y Z" Miscellaneous

(2.) 1975-1976 Box 302 Folder 12. "A" Miscellaneous 13. Abortion 14. Accomplishments 15. Accomplishments 16. Aeronautics and Space Administrator 17. AFL-CIO 18. Agriculture Department 19. Agriculture Yearbook 20. Agriculture Yearbooks 21. Air Force 22. Airlines 23. Alaska 24. American Legion 25. Amtrak 26. Angola 27. Army Department 28. Army Engineers 29. Atomic Energy Commission 30. Autographs

Box 303 Folder 1. "B" Miscellaneous 2. Barley 3. Beef 4. Books 5. Boxcars 6. Bureau of Budget 7. Bureau of Prisons 8. Bureau of Reclamation 9. Bureau of Roads 10. Bureau of Land Management 11. Bureau of Debt 12. Bureau of Census 13. Bureau of Customs 14. "C" Miscellaneous 15. Calendars 16. Campaign Expenditures 17. Cancer 18. Clean Air Act 19. Clean Air Act 20. Center Intelligence Agency 21. Chemicals, Chlordane and Heptachlor 22. Civil Aeronautics Board 23. Civil Defense 24. Civil Rights 25. Civil Service Commission 26. Coast Guard 27. Commerce Department 28. Commodity Credit Corporation 29. Common Market 30. Congratulatory Messages 31. Congressional Record 32. Congressional Directory 33. Container Legislation 34. "D" Miscellaneous 35. Daylight Savings Time

Box 304 Folder 1. Defense 2. Democratic National Committee 3. Détente 4. Drugs 5. Duck Depredation 6. "E" Miscellaneous 7. Education 8. Eggs 9. Embassy 10. Emergency Loans 11. Energy 12. Environmental Protection Agency 13. "F" Miscellaneous 14. Farm Program 15. Fish and Wildlife 16. Farmers Bulletins 17. Farmers Home Administration 18. Farmers Union 19. Federal Bureau of Investigation 20. Federal Aviation Agency 21. Federal Communication Commission 22. Federal Crop Insurance 23. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 24. Federal Home Administration 25. Federal Housing Administration 26. Federal Power Commission 27. Federal Trade Commission 28. Feed Grain 29. Firearms 30. Flags 31. Flax 32. Food and Drug Administration 33. Food Stamps 34. Foreign Aid 35. Foreign Trade 36. Form Letters 37. Freight Rates 38. Freedom of Information Act

Box 305 Folder 1. "G" Miscellaneous 2. Gasoline 3. General Accounting Office 4. General Services Administration 5. GI Bill 6. Government Spending 7. Greetings 8. GTA 9. Government Printing Office 10. Grain 11. Grazing 12. Grazing 13. "H" Miscellaneous 14. Health, Education and Welfare 15. Health Insurance 16. Housing 17. "I" Miscellaneous 18. Immigration and Naturalization Service 19. Indians 20. Indian Affairs 21. Inflation 22. Interior Department 23. Internal Revenue Service 24. Interstate Commerce Commission 25. Invitations 26. Invitations 27. Invitations 28. Invitations 29. "J" Miscellaneous 30. Jobs 31. Justice Department 32. "K" Miscellaneous 33. "L" Miscellaneous 34. Labor Department 35. Legislative Counsel 36. Locks and Dams #26

Box 306 Folder 1. "M" Miscellaneous 2. Mailing List 3. Marine Corps 4. Meat Inspection 5. Medicare 6. Mental Health 7. Metric System Conversion 8. Middle East 9. Military Pay 10. Miscellaneous Publications 11. "N" Miscellaneous 12. National Guard 13. National Park Service 14. National Science Foundation 15. Natural Gas 16. Navy Department 17. Library of Congress 18. Newsletter 19. "O" Miscellaneous 20. Oil 21. Oil 22. Oil Pipelines 23. "P" Miscellaneous 24. Patents 25. Pay Raise 26. Photographs 27. Postal Pay Raise 28. Postal Rates 29. Postal Service 30. Park River 31. Power 32. Press Releases 33. Public Health Administration

Box 307 Folder 1. "Q" Miscellaneous 2. "R" Miscellaneous 3. Railroads 4. Railroad Retirement 5. Rural Electric Association 6. Retirement Legislation 7. Right to Work 8. Rural Telephone Administration 9. Russia 10. Rust 11. Rye 12. "S" Miscellaneous 13. Safety Belts 14. School Lunches 15. School Prayer 16. Security and Exchange Commission 17. Senate Architect Office 18. Senate Sergeant At Arms 19. Small Business Administration 20. Social Security Administration 21. Solar Energy 22. Soybeans 23. Speeches 24. State Department 25. Student Loans 26. Sugar 27. Supreme Court 28. Sympathy 29. "T" Miscellaneous 30. "T" Miscellaneous 31. Taxes Miscellaneous 32. Taxes 33. Taxes Estate 34. Telegrams 35. Television 36. Thank You Letters 37. Trade 38. Transportation

Box 308 Folder 1. Thomas L. Longshore Nomination 2. Treasury Department 3. Trucking 4. "U" Miscellaneous 5. United Nations 6. U.S. Coast Guard 7. "V" Miscellaneous 8. Veterans Day 9. Veterans Administration 10. Veterans Legislation 11. Voting 12. Voting 13. "W" Miscellaneous 14. Water Dredge 15. Wheat 16. White House 17. "X-Y-Z" Miscellaneous

(3.) 1977 18. "A" Miscellaneous 19. Abortion 20. Agricultural 21. Agriculture Yearbooks

Box 309 General Files Folder 1. Air Force 2. Airlines 3. American Consulates 4. Alaska Pipeline 5. Amnesty 6. Abortion 7. Accomplishments 8. Aeronautics and Space Administration 9. AFL-CIO 10. Army Department 11. Army Engineers 12. Atomic Energy Commission 13. Autographs 14. "B" Miscellaneous 15. Barley 16. Beef 17. B-l Bomber 18. Biography 19. Books 20. Boxcars 21. Bureau of Budget 22. Bureau of Census 23. Bureau of Land Management 24. Bureau of Prisons 25. Bureau of Reclamation 26. Bureau of Roads 27. Bureau of Standards 28. "C" Miscellaneous 29. Campaign 30. Cancer 31. Central Intelligence Agency 32. Civil Defense 33. CCC Price Supports 34. Civil Aeronautics Board 35. Civil Service Commission 36. Civil Service Retirement 37. Clean Air 38. Clean Air 39. Coast Guard 40. Commerce Department 41. Community Service Administration 42. Comptroller General 43. Congratulatory Messages 44. Congressional Directories 45. Congressional Record 46. Consumer Protection 47. Container Legislation 48. "D" Miscellaneous 49. Defense Department 50. Democratic National Committee 51. District of Columbia 52. Drugs

Box 310 Folder 1. "E" Miscellaneous 2. Economic Development Administration 3. Education 4. Elevators 5. Embassy 6. Energy 7. Energy 8. Energy Research and Development Administration 9. Environmental Protection Agency 10. "F" Miscellaneous 11. Farm Prices 12. Farm Programs 13. Farmers Bulletins 14. Farmers Home Administration 15. Farmers Home Loans 16. Farmers Union 17. Federal Aviation Agency 18. Federal Bureau of Investigation 19. Federal Communications Commission 20. Federal Crop Insurance 21. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 22. Federal Energy Administration 23. Federal Home. Administration 24. Federal Housing Administration 25. Federal Power Commission 26. Federal Trade Commission 27. Federal Trade Commission 28. Firearms 29. Fish and Wildlife 30. Flag 31. Flax 32. Flood Insurance 33. Foreign Aid 34. Foreign Trade 35. Food Stamps 36. Food and Drug Administration 37. Freight Rates 38. Form Letters

Box 311 Folder 1. "G" Miscellaneous 2. GTA 3. Gasoline 4. General Accounting Office 5. General Services Administration 6. GI Bill 7. Government Printing Office 8. Government Spending 9. Grain 10. Grazing 11. Greetings 12. "H" Miscellaneous 13. Health, Education, and Welfare 14. Health Insurance 15. Housing and Urban Renewal Administration 16. "I" Miscellaneous 17. Immigration and Naturalization 18. Inauguration 19. Indians 20. Indian Affairs 21. Interior Department 22. Internal Revenue Service 23. Interstate and Foreign Commission 24. Invitations 25. Invitations 26. Invitations 27. Invitations 28. Invitations 29. Invitations 30. Invitations

Box 312 Folder 1. "J" Miscellaneous 2. Justice Department 3. "K" Miscellaneous 4. "L" Miscellaneous 5. Labor Department 6. Legislative Counsel 7. Legislative Views 8. Library of Congress 9. Locks and Dams 10. "M" Miscellaneous 11. Mailing List 12. Marine Corps 13. Meat Inspection 14. Medicare 15. Mental Health 16. Military 17. Minimum Wage 18. Mineral Rights 19. Miscellaneous Publications 20. "N" Miscellaneous 21. National Guard 22. Nation Park Service 23. Navy Department 24. Natural Gas 25. National Science Foundation 26. Newsletters 27. Newspapers 28. "O" Miscellaneous 29. Oats 30. Oil 31. Oil Tanker Legislation 32. "P" Miscellaneous 33. Panama Canal 34. Panama Canal 35. Panama Canal

Box 313 Folder 1. Pay Raises 2. Parity Prices 3. Passports 4. Patent Office 5. Peace Corps 6. Photographs 7. Postal Five Day Service 8. Postal Pay Raise 9. Postal Rates 10. Postal Service 11. Potato 12. Political 13. Power 14. Press Releases 15. Public Health Administration 16. "Q" Miscellaneous 17. "R" Miscellaneous 18. Railroad Retirement 19. Railroads 20. Rural Electric Association 21. Real Estate 22. Saccharin 23. School Lunches 24. Seed and Feed 25. Security and Exchange Commission 26. Selective Services 27. Senior Citizens 28. Senate Page 29. Senate Architect Office 30. Senate Page 31. Retirement Legislation 32. Right to Work 33. Rural Telephone Administration 34. Rhodesian Chrome 35. Russia 36. Rye 37. “S” Miscellaneous 38. Senate Sergeant At Arms 39. Sick Pay Exclusion 40. Small Business Administration 41. Snowmobiles 42. Social Security Administration 43. Soil Bank 44. Solar Energy 45. Soybeans 46. SST 47. State Department 48. Student Loans 49. Sugar 50. Supreme Court 51. Sympathy

Box 314 Folder 1. Charles Cruse Boys Club, Fort Totten 2. Turtle Mountains 3. "T" Miscellaneous 4. Taxes Estate 5. Taxes Excise 6. Taxes Income 7. Taxes Miscellaneous 8. Standing Rock 9. Telegrams 10. Television 11. Thank-You Letters 12. Trade 13. Transportation Department 14. Treasury Department 15. "U" Miscellaneous 16. United Nations 17. "V" Miscellaneous 18. Veterans Administration 19. Veterans Legislation 20. Voting 21. "W" Miscellaneous 22. Watershed Protection 23. Wetlands Programs 24. Wheat 25. White House 26. X-Y-Z Miscellaneous

Sub-Series B, North Dakota Files, 1972-1977 (1.) 1972-1974 Box 315 Folder 1. ND "A" Miscellaneous 2. ND Aeronautics Commission 3. ND Aging 4. ND Associated General Contractors 5. ND Association for Retarded Children 6. ND Attorney General 7. ND Automobile Dealers Association 8. ND Aviation Association 9. ND "B" Miscellaneous 10. ND Bar Association 11. ND Broadcasting Association 12. ND "C" Miscellaneous 13. ND Census 14. ND Coal Gasification Plants 15. ND Civil Defense 16. ND Crippled Children's Home 17. ND Crop Reports 18. ND Crop Insurance 19. ND "D" Miscellaneous 20. ND Democrats 21. ND "E" Miscellaneous 22. ND Economic Development Commission 23. ND Education Association 24. ND Employment 25. ND "F" Miscellaneous 26. ND Farm Bureau 27. ND Farmers Grain Association 28. ND Farmers Home Administration 29. ND Farmers Union 30. ND Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 31. ND Federation of Labor 32. ND Flooding 33. ND Foster Grandparent Program 34. ND "G" Miscellaneous 35. ND Game and Fish Department 36. ND Garrison Diversion 37. ND Geological Survey 38. ND Grazing 39. ND Greater ND Association 40. ND Green Thumb Program

Box 316 Folder 1. ND "H" Miscellaneous ND 2. Highway Department 3. Health Department ND 4. Historical Society 5. ND Hospitals 6. ND Housing Administration 7. ND “I” Miscellaneous 8. ND Indians Affairs Commission 9. ND Industry 10. ND Insurance Department 11. ND Internal Revenue 12. ND International Peace Gardens 13. ND “J” Miscellaneous 14. ND “K” Miscellaneous 15. ND “L” Miscellaneous 16. ND Labor Department 17. ND Legislation 18. ND Letter Carriers Association 19. ND Library Commission 20. ND Lignite 21. ND Livestock Sanitary Board 22. ND “M” Miscellaneous 23. ND Medical Examiners 24. ND Mental Health Association 25. ND Mill and Elevator 26. ND Missile Sites 27. ND Missouri River Basin 28. ND “N” Miscellaneous 29. ND Newspapers 30. ND Nurses Association 31. ND “O” Miscellaneous 32. ND Office of Economic Insurance 33. ND Oil 34. ND Old Age and Survivor Insurance 35. ND “P” Miscellaneous 36. ND Penitentiary 37. ND Politics 38. ND Poultry Improvement Board 39. ND Public Instruction 40. ND Public Service 41. ND “Q” Miscellaneous 42. ND “R” Miscellaneous 43. ND Red River Valley Potato Growers Association 44. ND Revenue Sharing 45. ND Rural Electric Cooperation Inc. 46. ND Rural Telephones

Box 317 Folder 1. ND "S" Miscellaneous 2. ND School for the Deaf 3. ND School of Forestry 4. ND School of Science 5. ND Secretary of State 6. ND Selective Service 7. ND Senior Citizens 8. ND Soil Conversation Service 9. ND Social Security 10. ND Social Services 11. ND Soil Conservation 12. ND Soil Conservation 13. ND State School of Science 14. ND State University 15. ND State Hospital 16. ND Stockman’s Association 17. ND State Planning 18. ND “T” Miscellaneous 19. ND Tax Commissioner 20. ND “U” Miscellaneous 21. ND U.S. Attorney 22. ND Unemployment 23. ND University (Grand Forks)

Box 318 Folder 1. ND “V” Miscellaneous 2. ND Veterans Administration 3. ND Vocational Education 4. ND Volcanic Ash 5. ND Vocational Rehabilitation 6. ND “W” Miscellaneous 7. ND Water Conservation Commission 8. ND Wheat Commission 9. ND Wildlife Federation 10. ND Workmen’s Compensation 11. ND “X-Y-Z” Miscellaneous 12. ND Public Welfare

(2.) 1975-1976 13. ND "A" Miscellaneous 14. ND Adjutant General 15. ND Aeronautics Commission 16. ND Agriculture and Labor 17. ND Agriculture and Stabilization 18. ND Associated General Contractors 19. ND Attorney General 20. ND Automobile Dealers Association 21. ND Aviation Association 22. ND “B” Miscellaneous 23. ND Bar Association 24. ND Bases 25. ND Broadcasting Association 26. ND “C” Miscellaneous 27. ND Census 28. ND Civil Defense 29. ND Coal 30. ND Cripples Children’s Home 31. ND Dairy Industries 32. ND Democrats 33. ND Disaster Relief 34. ND “E” Miscellaneous 35. ND Education 36. ND Economic Development Commission 37. ND Emergency Relief 38. ND Employment 39. ND “F” Miscellaneous 40. ND Farm Bureau 41. ND Farmers Home Administration 42. ND Farmers Grain Association 43. ND Farmers Union 44. ND Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 45. ND Flooding

Box 319 Folder 1. ND “G” Miscellaneous 2. ND Garrison Diversion 3. ND Greater Association 4. ND Grain Dealers 5. ND "H" Miscellaneous 6. ND Health Department 7. ND Highway Department 8. ND Historical Society 9. ND Housing 10. ND "I" Miscellaneous 11. ND Indian Affairs Commission 12. ND Internal Revenue Services 13. ND International Peace Gardens 14. ND Industry 15. ND Insurance Department 16. ND Internal Revenue 17. ND Livestock Sanitary Board 18. ND International Peace Gardens 19. ND "J" Miscellaneous 20. ND "K" Miscellaneous 21. ND "L" Miscellaneous 22. ND Labor Department 23. ND Lake Sakakawea 24. ND Legislation 25. ND Letter Carriers Association 26. ND Library Commission 27. ND Lignite 28. ND "M" Miscellaneous 29. ND Mental Health Association 30. ND Middle East 31. ND Mill and Elevator 32. ND Missouri River Basin 33. ND Missouri River Basin 34. ND Missouri River Basin 35. ND “N” Miscellaneous 36. ND Nurses Association 37. ND “O” Miscellaneous 38. ND Oil 39. ND Oil Age and Survivors Insurance 40. ND Outdoor Recreation 41. ND “P” Miscellaneous 42. ND Penitentiary 43. ND Politics 44. ND Poultry Improvement Board 45. ND Public Instruction 46. ND Public Service Commission 47. ND “Q” Miscellaneous 48. ND “R” Miscellaneous 49. ND Red River Valley Potato Growers Association 50. ND Rural Electric Cooperative 51. ND Rural Letter Carriers 52. ND Rural Telephones 53. ND “S” Miscellaneous 54. ND School for the Deaf 55. ND School of Forestry 56. ND Secretary of State 57. ND Selective Service 58. ND Senior Citizens 59. ND Small Business

Box 320 Folder 1. ND Social Security 2. ND Social Services 3. ND Soil Conservation 4. ND State Hospital 5. ND State University 6. ND Stockmen’s Association 7. ND “T” Miscellaneous 8. ND Tax Commissions 9. ND “U” Miscellaneous 10. ND University 11. ND Unemployment 12. ND U.S. Attorney 13. ND “V” Miscellaneous 14. ND Veterans Administration 15. ND “W” Miscellaneous 16. ND Water Conservation 17. ND Wheat Commission 18. ND Wildlife Federation 19. ND Workmen’s Compensation 20. ND “X-Y-Z” Miscellaneous

(3.) 1977 21. ND “A” Miscellaneous 22. ND Aeronautics Commission 23. ND Adjutant General 24. ND AFL-CIO 25. ND Agriculture Department 26. ND Agriculture Stabilization

Box 321 Folder 1. ND Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee 2. ND Agriculture and Labor 3. ND Air Bases 4. ND American Legion 5. ND Appointments 6. ND Associated General Cont. 7. ND Automobile Dealers Association 8. ND Aviation Association 9. ND “B” Miscellaneous 10. ND Bar Association 11. ND Bank 12. ND Broadcasting Association 13. ND “C” Miscellaneous 14. ND Civil Defense 15. ND Coal 16. ND Crop Improvement 17. ND Crippled Children’s Home 18. ND “D” Miscellaneous 19. ND Disaster 20. ND Democrats 21. ND “E” Miscellaneous 22. ND Economic Development Commission 23. ND Education Association 24. ND Emergency Relief 25. ND Employment 26. ND “F” Miscellaneous 27. ND Farm Bureau 28. ND Farmers Grain Association 29. ND Farmers Home Administration 30. ND Farmers Union 31. ND Federal Crop Insurance 32. ND Fish and Wildlife 33. ND Flooding 34. ND Food Distribution Program 35. ND “G’ Miscellaneous 36. ND Game and Fish Department 37. ND Garrison Dam 38. ND Garrison Diversion

Box 322 Folder 1. ND Grain Dealers 2. ND Grazing Association 3. ND Greater Association 4. ND “H” Miscellaneous 5. ND Health Department 6. ND Highway Department 7. ND Historical Society 8. ND Housing Administration 9. ND “I” Miscellaneous 10. ND Indian Affairs 11. ND Industry 12. ND Insurance Department 13. ND Internal Revenue 14. ND International Peace Gardens 15. ND “J” Miscellaneous 16. ND “K” Miscellaneous 17. ND “L” Miscellaneous 18. ND Labor Department 19. ND Letter Carriers Association 20. ND Library Commission 21. ND Lignite 22. ND Livestock Sanitary Board 23. ND “M” Miscellaneous 24. ND Medical Examiners 25. ND Mill and Elevator 26. ND Mining 27. ND Mining 28. ND Missile Sites 29. ND Missile Sites 30. ND Missouri River Basin 31. ND “N” Miscellaneous 32. ND Newspapers 33. ND Nurses Association 34. ND “O” Miscellaneous 35. ND Old Age and Survivors Insurance 36. ND Oil 37. ND “P” Miscellaneous 38. ND Penitentiary 39. ND Poultry Improvement Board 40. ND Public Instruction 41. ND Public Welfare 42. ND “Q” Miscellaneous 43. ND “R” Miscellaneous 44. ND Rural Electric Co-op Inc. 45. ND Red River Valley Potato Growers Association 46. ND Rural Telephones 47. ND “S” Miscellaneous 48. ND School for the Deaf 49. ND School of Forestry 50. ND School of Science 51. ND Mental Health Association 52. ND Secretary of State 53. ND Selective Service

Box 323 Folder 1. ND Senior Citizens 2. ND School of Science 3. ND Small Business Administration 4. ND Social Security 5. ND Soil Conservation 6. ND State Hospital 7. ND State University 8. ND Stockmen’s Association 9. ND “T” Miscellaneous 10. ND Tax Commissioner 11. ND “U” Miscellaneous 12. ND U.S. Attorney 13. ND U.S. Marshall 14. ND Unemployment 15. ND University 16. ND University

Box 324 Folder 1. ND “V” Miscellaneous 2. ND Veterans Administration 3. ND Vocational Rehabilitation 4. ND “W” Miscellaneous 5. ND Water Commission 6. ND Wheat Commission 7. ND Wildlife Federation 8. ND Workmen’s Compensation 9. ND “X-Y-Z” Miscellaneous

Sub-Series C, Miscellaneous Files, 1967-1978 10. Fort Berthold 11. Fort Berthold 12. Butz Confirmation 13. Guy, William L, 14. S.597 15. Invitations 16. Invitations 17. Invitations

Box 325 Folder 1. Invitations 2. Patent 1974 3. Patent – Television 4. Amendment to H.2.2512 5. 2.543 – Amendment 9 6. Copyright Revision 7. Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 8. Patent Revision Administration Bill 9. Patent Revision: Patent Law Association 10. U.S.C. v. Hart v. Administration 11. FBA Mark-up Conference 12. Hugh Kelly Hearings – Copyright Revision S.1361, August 1, 1973 13. Education Exemption 1973

Box 326 Folder 1. Copyright Revision – Library Photocopying 2. CATV 1972 3. Copyright Revision – Performance Rights 4. Copyright Revision – Miscellaneous Provisions 5. Revision Bill S. 1361 6. Copyright Revision – CATV 7. Copyright Miscellaneous 8. Copyright 1973 9. Farm Credit 10. Indian Health – Education

Box 327 Folder 1. Invitations 2. Invitations 3. Invitations 4. Invitations 5. Invitations 6. Abortion Reference Materials 7. Agricultural Casework for QNB 8. Amnesty 9. Comparative Negligence 10. EPA Index 11. Environmental Information – Articles and Agency Releases

Box 328 Folder 1. Environmental News 2. Environmental News 1973 (continued) 3. Food Supplement Amendment 4. Ford 5. Gun Control 6. Nixon Letters 7. Legal Services 8. Nixon’s Resignation 9. Obscenity 10. Operation Avalanche ND NOW 11. Occupational Safety and Health Standards 1971 12. OSHA – 1972 (From Hugh) 13. OSHA – Correspondence 1972 14. OSHA – Correspondence 1973 15. OSHA – Correspondence 1974 16. Pardon for Nixon 17. Extra Copies of Statement of QNB on the Pardon of Nixon 18. Rockefeller 19. Rockefeller Nomination 20. School Prayer

Box 329 Folder 1. Watergate Correspondence 1973 2. Watergate Materials 3. Watergate/Nixon Correspondence 4. Women's Rights – ERA 5. S.3164 - Real Estate Settlement Services: QNB Amendment 6. S.3828 - Bank Secrecy Act, S.22O0/H.R. 10906 7. S.J. Res. 74 - National Secretaries Week 8. Abortion 9. Dr. Fortman 10. Abortion Correspondence 1973 - Unanswered (out of state) 11. Abortion Correspondence 1973 A-H 12. Abortion Correspondence 1973 I-Q 13. Abortion Correspondence 1973 R-Z 14. Abortion 1973-74 15. Abortion 1974 16. Abortion 1974 17. Abortion 1974 18. Abortion 1974 19. Abortion 1974 – Correspondence

Box 330 Folder 1. American Legion Magazine 2. QNB Biography 3. No Reply 4. Miscellaneous Correspondence of QNB 5. Other Correspondence 6. Mr. Tom Burgum 1972-73 7. Miscellaneous Correspondence: Tom L. Burgum 1972-74 8. Personal: Tom L. Burgum 1973-74 9. Tom Burgum's Scrapbook 10. Calley's Sentence 1974 11. Constituent Projects 1974 12. Constitutional Amendment: Qualifications for President 13. Mr. Albert Landsman 14. Political Information 15. Disclosure of Press Sources 16. Religious Broadcasting Correspondence 1976 17. Russian Wheat Deal 1974 18. Tunney Proposal to create New Subcommittee Under Judiciary 1973 19. West River Diversion Project 20. Coal Materials 1974 21. Coal Materials 1974 22. Coal Materials 1974

Box 331 Folder 1. Administrative Rule Making 2. QNB - Judge G. Bell 3. Burdick - General Correspondence 4. Burdick – IJA 5. Velde- LEAA 6. 1976 Campaign 7. Constitutional Rights 8. Court Revision Commission 9. Criminal Laws and Procedures Subcommittee 10. Democratic Party 11. Federal Election Committee 12. Habeas Corpus: Form Letter 13. Judges Salaries 14. Judicial Improvements wirings 15. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration - Chief Justice Erickstad 16. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration - Fargo Forum 17. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration - North Dakota

Box 332 Folder 1. Meskill, Thomas J. - Ad Hoc Subcommittee 2. QNB – Miscellaneous 3. National Primary 4. National Court Assistance Act 5. Mrs. George B. Norby - Grand Forks - Stolen Art 6. Sirica - ND Bar Association 7. Stationary - Appellate Commission 8. Judge John P. Stevens – Confirmation 9. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration - 94th Congress S.2212 10. Summer Intern, 1976 11. TBF 12. War Claims Ad Hoc Subcommittee 13. Voter Registration – National 14. Voter Registration – ND 15. S.15O9 16. Abortion - General File, 1974 17. Abortion 0 General Information, 1974 18. Abortion - Correspondence 1974 19. Abortion 1974

Box 333 Folder 1. Abortion Correspondence 1974 2. Abortion 3. Abortion 1974 4. Abortion 1974 5. Abortion - General, 1975 6. Abortion 1975 7. Abortion 1976 8. Environmental Impact - Garrison Diversion 1974-76

Box 334 Folder 1. Environmental Impact - Garrison Diversion 1974-76 2. Compulsory Unionism 3. Firearms 1975 4. Gun Control Form Postcards 1975 5. Gun Control Form Postcards 1975 6. Gun Control 7. Gun Control 8. Gun Control

Box 335 Folder 1. Right to Work Laws 1976 2. Right to Work Law 3. Situs Picketing 4. Situs Picketing 5. Miscellaneous 6. Fort Berthold 7. Little Shell Band of Chippewas 8. Fort Totten 9. Fort Totten School 10. Indian Correspondence – 1977 11. Richard Barrett 12. Lewis Goodhouse 13. Pat Kelly 14. Tony Moran 15. Andy Turcotte 16. John Vlastos – Midwest Pump Supply 17. Indian General Information Through July 17, 1975

Box 336 Folder 1. NIAA - IHS - Fund Change 2. Newsletters, bulletins, news releases, clippings 3. National American Indian Cattle Association 4. Indian Health 5. Indian Miscellaneous 6. American Indian Policy Review Commission 7. Indians – General 8. Newsletters, Bulletins, News Releases, Clippings 9. Suggested Amendment to Small Business Act - Extend to Indians 10. Turtle Mountains - S.242 11. S.310 - Secretary of Army to convey certain lands to Mountrail County Park Commission 12. S.54O - Return Garrison Dam land to the 3 Affiliated Tribes (Sponsor) 13. S.1327 - Sub marginal Lands to tribes (Abourezk) 14. S.1328 - Criminal and Civil Jurisdiction on Indian Land 15. S.2664 - Indian Tribes receive same treatment as other governmental units 16. S.273O - Section 114 protection to IHS employees 17. S. 3298 - Central Arizona Indian Water Rights 18. Akin Case - Water Rights - Colorado River 19. Indian Action Team Program 20. ND - Lake Sakakawea 21. Standing Rock Alcoholism Program 22. Standing Rock Industries 23. White Shield School Board 24. Wounded Knee 25. Indian Correspondence, 1976 26. Indian Correspondence, 1975

Box 337 Folder 1. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 2. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 3. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 4. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 5. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 6. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 7. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 8. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 9. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 10. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 11. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 12. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 13. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 14. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 15. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 16. Abortion 1977 – Correspondence 17. Abortion 1977 18. Abortion 1977 19. Abortion 1977 20. Abortion 199 – Form Letter

Box 338 Folder 1. Abortion 2. Abortion 3. Abortion Form Letters, 1977 4. Abortion 1977-78 5. Abortion 1977-78 – Correspondence 6. Abortion 1977-78 – Correspondence 7. Abortion 1977-78 – Correspondence 8. Abortion 1977-78 – Correspondence 9. Campaign Reform 1977 - Form Letters 10. Civil Service Reform - Form Letters 11. Equal Rights Amendment 1978 – Correspondence 12. Equal Rights Amendment 1978 – Correspondence 13. Equal Rights Amendment 1978 – Correspondence 14. Equal Rights Amendment 1978 - Form Letters 15. Firearms 1978 – Correspondence

Box 339 Folder 1. Firearms 1977-78 2. Labor Unions 1977 – Form Letters 3. Labor Unions 1978 – Form Letters 4. Tax Credit Legislation 1978 – Form Letters 5. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Correspondence 6. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Correspondence 7. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Correspondence 8. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Correspondence 9. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Correspondence 10. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Form Letters 11. Panama Canal Treaty 1977 – Form Letters 12. Panama Canal 1977-78

Box 340 Folder 1. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 2. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 3. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 4. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 5. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 6. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 7. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 8. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion 9. Panama Canal Treaty 1977-78 – Public Opinion

Box 341 Folder 1. Adulterated Food, Amendment to Regulate Commerce and Protect Consumers (S#2373), February 7, 1974 2. Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973 for Adjust IN Crop Price (S#2934), January 31 – April 17, 1974 3. Agriculture Appropriations Bill (HR#15472), July 17 – October 25, 1974 4. Agriculture Appropriations Bill (HR#16901), November 22 – December 17, 1974 5. Agriculture Commodities, provides for adequate reserve for certain (S#2005), June 15 – September 26, 1973 6. Alcohol Abuse Prevention, Treatment, Rehabilitation Amendments of 1973 (S#1125), June 7 – 22, 1973 7. Alcoholic Beverage Advertising (HR#11106), January 4 – June 14, 1974 8. American Folklife Center at Library of Congress (S#1844) May 17, 1973 – May 4, 1974 9. Anthony’s Birthday, Susan B. (HR#12850) May 3 – November 1, 1974 10. Bank Stabilization on Missouri River below Garrison Dam (S#1616), April 10 – May 3, 1973 11. Bayh Amendment (HR#10031), December 10, 1973 12. Broadcast License Renewal Bill (HR#12993), July 2 – October 11, 1974 13. Budget Act (HR#17505) December 6, 1974 14. Career Airmen, Total Objective Plan for (HR#12505) October 23, 1974 15. Cargo Preference Bill (S#8193), November 18 – December 27, 1974 16. Catastrophic Health Insurance and Medical Assistance Reform Ace (S#2513), October 2 – December 10, 1973 17. CHAMPUS Programs (HR#10586), September 13 – December 14, 1973 18. Civilian Emp. Of Exec. From Invasion of Privacy (S#1688) May 2, 1973 19. Coal Research, Office for (S#8917), July 25, 1973 20. Commission of Federal Paperwork (HR#16424), November 1 – December 24, 1974 21. Commodity Exchange Act (HR#13113), August 29 – September 9, 1974 22. Community Mental Health Centers Extension Act of 1973 (S#1998), June 14 – July 18, 1973 23. Comprehensive Health Planning (HR#13995), May 29, 1974 24. Confinement of Federal Prisoners, Extend Limits (S#1678) May 11, 1973 25. Congressional Record (93 Congress), June 27, 1974 26. Congressional Record, Daily Index for (S#1662), February 23 – April 30, 1973 27. Conservation of Federal Lands (HR#10651, 11537), June 14 – October 10, 1974 28. Constitutional Rights of Subjects of Arrest Records (S#2697) November 14, 1973 29. Consumer Protection Act of 1974 (HR#13163), July 3 – 8, 1974 30. Convictions in Certain Cases (S#1308, 11309), March 20, 1973 31. Criminal Justice Information Control and Protection of Privacy of 1974 (S#2963), February 5, 1974 32. Criminal Systems Act of 1974 (S#2964), February 5, 1974 33. Dairy Imports, Inspection of (S#9419), September 2, 1974 34. Daylight Saving Time to End October (S#2887), January 24 – March 12, 1974 35. Debt Bill, Temporary (HR#14832), May 29 – June 19, 1974 36. Debt Ceiling Bill (HR#14832), June 19, 1974 37. Deduction Bill, Revision (HR#10487), April 3 – 15, 1974 38. Delmore, Jane Jast Bill (S#474), October 26, 1964 – June 5, 1970 39. Devils Lake Sioux Tribe Consolidate (S#3455), May 8, 1974 40. Disaster Preparedness and Assistance Act of 1973 (S#1840) May 17 – June 12, 1973 41. Disaster Relief Act Amendments of 1974 (S#3062), February 26 – May 9, 1974 42. Disaster Victims, Emergency Food Assistance (S#3498), May 14, 1974 43. Disposition Act for Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold (S#1335), October 25, 1972 – January 13, 1975 44. Drug Abuse Education Extension Act of 1973 (S#1845), May 17 – June 5, 1973 45. Drug Abuse Prevention (S#3355), July 11, 1974 46. Economic Opportunity Act (HR#12464, 14449), April 4 – December 19, 1974 47. Education Findings (HR#15580, 16900), November 15 – December 17, 1974 48. Emergency Rural Housing Act (S#2190), July 2 – September 18, 1973 49. Energy Crisis and GI Bill Payments for Vets (S#2794), December 11 – 18, 1973 50. Energy Supply and Environmental Coordination Act (HR#14368), May 9 – 17, 1974 51. Exempt Fraternities and Sororities from Sex Discrimination Guidelines (S#4163), November 18 – December 3, 1974 52. Export Controls (S#8547), September 20 – 26, 1973 53. Fair Housing Opportunity Act (S#1604), April 17 – November 19, 1973 54. Feasibility Study of Apple Creek Unit (S#1896), May 29 – October 27, 1974 55. Federal Bureau of Investigation Director, Ten Year Term (S#2106), June 29 – October 7, 1974 56. Federal Court Appellate System Review Commission, Expand Time and Funds (S#3052), February 25, 1974 57. Federal Crop Insurance Act to Extend Coverage Under Such to All Areas of United States and Commodities (S#1611), April 17 – July 3, 1973 58. Federal Estate Tax Exemption (HR#15435), November 30, 1973 – December 6, 1974 59. Federal Financial Assistance to School Lunch and Breakfast Programs (S#9639), September 6 – October 1, 1973 60. Federal Insurance on Public Speaking Deposits (HR#12859), February 5 – December 16, 1974 61. Federal Land Use Policy Act (HR#15858), October 30, 1974 62. Federal Mass Transportation Act of 1974 (HR#12859), August 22 – 23 1974 63. Federal Pay Comparability Act of 1970 (HR#15067), December 5, 1974 64. Federal Retirement Annuities (S#1866), February 23, 1971 – August 2, 1974 65. Federal Services to the Lumbee Indians of North Carolina (HR#12216), April 23 – May 23, 1974 66. Federal Tax Exempt Status (HR#11804), January 17 – 28, 1974 67. Federal Tax Exemption on Savings Account Interest (HR#16994) November 26 – December 6, 1974 68. Federal Zoo Accreditation Board (HR#16458), November 27, 1974 69. Financial Privacy Act of 1973 (S#2200) July 19 - 25, 1973 70. Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1973 (S#1769), June 8, 1973 – August 28, 1974 71. Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1974 (HR#11989), May 9, 1973 – October 18, 1974 72. Food and Fiber Production Incentive Act of 1974 (S#2880) January 23 – April 16, 1974 73. Food Stamps to Supplement Security Income (SSI) Recipients, Extend Eligibility (S#3582), June 5 – 11, 1974 74. Food Stamp Act of 1964 (S#2871), January 21 – September 18, 1973 75. Food Stamp Amendments, Indian (S#3458), August 31, 1973 – July 1, 1974 76. Freight Car Shortage Bill (S#1149), March 8, 1971 – July 9, 1973 77. Gold, Prohibit the Sale of (HR#16594), October 22 – 28, 1974 78. Head Start Fee (HR#11441, 11661), November 30 – December 18, 1973 79. Health Benefits Insurance (S#1908), April 14, 1971 – November 30, 1973 80. Higher Education Act of 1965 – BEOG’s (S#3073), February 14 – 27, 1974 81. Interstate Commerce Commission Authority over Railroad Car Service in Emergency (S#1407), March 16 – May 11, 1973 82. Income Tax of Federal Employees (S#8660), April 19 – 25, 1974 83. Income Tax Deductions (HR#15230), May 1 – September 30, 1974 84. Independent Special Prosecutor (S#2611), October 24 – 26, 1973 85. Indian Affairs for Higher Education (S#9817), September 10, 1973 86. Indian Economic Development and Employment Act of 1973 (S#2024), June 19 – August 3, 1973 87. Indians and Aboriginal Individuals under Social Security Part A, Title IV (S#3046), February 25, 1974 88. Infant Death Syndrome (S#1745), May 8 - December 11, 1973 89. Internal Revenue Audit (S#9285), September 17 – 24, 1973 90. Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (HR#11785), December 5, 1973 91. International Joint Commission, Method of Membership Selection (S#9858), August 2 – November 1, 1973

Box 342 Folder 1. Judicial Machinery (S#2990), February 7, 1974 2. Judicial Machinery Circuits (S#2989), February 7, 1974 3. Judicial Machinery Circuits (S#2988), February 7, 1974 4. Jurisdiction Between State and Federal Courts (S#1876), May 23, 1973 5. Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site (HR#13157), November 16, 1971 – April 4, 1975 6. Labor Management Relations Bill (HR#13790), June 24, 1974 7. Landgrebe Bill (HR#10639), October 22 – November 16, 1973 8. Land Water Conservation Funds (S#3413), May 1 – 31, 1974 9. Land Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 (HR#15506), September 11-17, 1974. 10. Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 (S#1923), May 31 - August 3, 1973. 11. License Renewal Procedures (HR/#12993), August 9, 1974. 12. Limited 7% Investment Tax Credit (S#4039), December 17, 1970. 13. Lock and Dam Structure (HR#17196), November 19 – December 5, 1974. 14. Meeting House Presentation Act (S//2877), January 23 - June 7, 1974. 15. Menominee Restoration Act (S#1687), May 2 - December 7, 1973. 16. Military Retirement (S#9286), September 21, 1974. 17. Military Service Time, Extension (HR#10366), January 3 - 9, 1974. 18. Miscellaneous Correspondence. 19. Mobile Health Unit Act of 1973 (S#2248), July 25, 1973. 20. Mortgaging of Lands on Fort Berthold Reservation (S#1334) May 7 - December 17, 1974. 21. National Commission on Multiple Scleroses (HR#13978) April 22 - June 7, 1974. 22. National Energy Research and Development Policy (S//1283), March 3 - December 7, 1973. 23. National Food Bank Act (S#2577), October 12, 1973 – January 21, 1974. 24. National Fuels and Energy Conservation Act (S#2176), July 13 - November 30, 1973. 25. National Health Service Corps Amendments (HR#13469), July 11, 1974. 26. National Institute of Arthritis Metabolic and Digestive Disease (S#2854), December 21, 1973 - February 21, 1974. 27. National Public Employees Labor Relations Act (S#8677) October 12, 1973 - October 1, 1974. 28. Navajo - Hopi Legislation (HR#10337), November 23 - December 13, 1974. 29. Noxious Weeds (S#2728), November 20 - December 11, 1974. 30. Nuclear Insurance Law (Price-Anderson Act) Renewal Bill (HR#14408), June 4, 1974. 31. Nurses Training Act (HR#14722), September 30 - October 7, 1974. 32. Nursing Homes, Improving Quality of Care (S#2052), June 22 - November 13, 1973. 33. Oil and Gas Energy Tax Act of 1974 (HR//14462), June 4 -24, 1974. 34. Older Americans Tax Counseling Assistance Act (S#2868), January 21 - April 1, 1974. 35. Parole Commission Act of 1973 (S#1463), April 4, 1973. 36. Payments to Producers for Participation in 1973 Feed Grain Program (S#1572, 1608), April 13 - 19, 1973. 37. Price-Anderson Amendments. (HR#15323) June 12 - August 6, 1974. 38. Property Tax Relief and Reform Act of 1973 (S#1255), March 15 - October 29, 1973. 39. Psychotropic Substances Act of 1973 (S#2544), October 8 - 9, 1973. 40. Public Health Law, Repeal of the PSRO (S#9375), October 11 - November 27, 1973. 41. Public Housing Units, Rent for (S#8879), April 29, 1973. 42. Public Law (HR#13264), August 27, 1974. 43. Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 (HR#14883) June 12 - 20, 1974. 44. Public Works and Economic Development Act to Extend for Two Years (S#3641), June 13 - August 2, 1974. 45. Purchase Animals and Animal Food Products for Use in Foreign and Domestic Food Programs (S#4160), November 18 – December 16, 1974. 46. Railroad Retirement Bill (HR#15301), April 4 - November 12, 1974. 47. Randolph-Sheppard Act Amendment of 1973 (S#2581) October 13, 1973 - June 19, 1974. 48. Recreational Equipment Tax (HR#10448), November 13 – December 7, 1973. 49. Reduced Rates for Transportation of Handicapped and Elderly (S#2651), November 2 - 6, 1973. 50. Rehabilitation Act of 1972 (S#1875), May 23 - July 16, 1973. 51. Retirement Benefits for Federal Employees and Firefighters (S#9281), February 4 – July 16, 1974 52. Retirement Benefits for Federal Employees and Firefighters (S#9281), September 24 - December 3, 1973. 53. Scholarships, Harry S. Truman Memorial (S#3548), May 22 - August 7, 1974. 54. Short and Long Term Energy Crisis (S#2680), November 9-26, 1973. 55. Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe Trust (S#8229), September 17, 1974. 56. Small Business Tax Simplification and Reforms Act of 1973 (S#1098, 1615), June 20, 1970 - September 10, 1974. 57. Social Security Administration Act (S#3143), March 11 - December 14, 1974. 58. Social Security Act, Eligibility of Blind Persons (S#2359), May 24 - August 3, 1973. 59. Social Security Act, Extension (HR#13025), March 7 - 20, 1974. 60. Social Security Act to Freeze Medicare Deductibles (S#4093) September 19 - October 4, 1974. 61. Social Security Increase 7% January 1974 (S#2397), September 10 - October 26, 1973. 62. Social Security Survivor's Benefits, Eligibility of Children (S#1434), September 25, 1972 - April 2, 1973. 63. Social Services Amendments of 1973 (S#2528), October 3, 1973 - July 16, 1974. 64. Social Services Amendments of 1974 (S#4082), October 3 - 4, 1974. 65. Social Services Programs, Anti Impoundment (S#1220), March 14 - April 11, 1973. 66. Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act (HR#11864), November 2, 1973 - September 3, 1974. 67. Special Energy Research and Development Appropriation Act of 1975 (HR#14434), June 6, 1974. 68. State Court Assistance Act (S#1629), April 18, 1973. 69. Supplementary Appropriations Bill (HR#14013, 14225), April 23 - June 6, 1974. 70. Surface Mining (HR#11500), July 16 - December 20, 1973. 71. Tariff Duties on Mustard Seed (HR#10085), September 21 -October 1, 1973. 72. Tax Credit for Home Improvements (HR#13283), July 18 - 26, 1974. 73. Tax Rate, Reduction (HR#13889), July 19 - September 10, 1974. 74. Trade Bill (HR#10710), July 23 - December 6, 1974. 75. Treasury and Post Office Appropriations Measure (HR#15544), August 1, 1974. 76. Tyding Amendment (HR#12253), March 15 - 20, 1974. 77. Veterans - Two Years Extension of GI Bill Benefits (S#3398) March 14 - May 18, 1974. 78. Veterans Guaranteed Home Loan Program (HR#15912), December 23, 1974 - January 3, 1975. 79. Veterans Housing Act of 1974 (S#3883), September 13 - 16, 1974. 80. Veterans Pension, World War I (S#3383), April 6 - 26, 1974. 81. Viet Nam ERA Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1973 (S#2784), February 7 - August 19, 1974. 82. Viet Nam Veterans Readjustment Act (HR#12628), January 6 - 13, 1975. 83. Vosicky, Relief of Pavel (S#4036), September 23, 1974. 84. Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators Training Program, Extension (S#1776), June 22 - December 19, 1973. 85. Water Authorization Public Law (HR#15736), October 16 - November 11, 1974. 86. Water Resources Development (HR#10203), October 10, 1973 - February 1, 1974. 87. White House Office Personnel Bill (HR#14715), August 6 - 19, 1974. 88. Youth Conservation Corps, Expand 1972 Act (S#1871), May 23 - October 8, 1973. 89. Young Farmers Investment Act (S#3431), May 2 - August 22, 1974.

Box 343

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1. Government Printing Office, 1966 - 1967 2. Grain, 1966 - 1967 3. Grain Terminal Association, 1966 - 1967 4. Grazing, 1967 5. Greetings, 1966 - 1967 6. Speeches, 1964 - 1969 7. Speeches, 1969 - 1972 8. Veterans Administration, 1966 Box 344

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series A, A to Z, 1960-1979

1. AA-ABEL, 1974-79 2. ABEN-ABZ, 1974-79 3. ACA-AD, 1974-80 4. AE-AK, 1974-79 5. ALA-ALB, 1971-79 6. ALC-ALH, 1974-79 7. ALIA-ALLENA, 1974-79 8. ALLENB-ALLK, 1974-79 9. ALLM-ALLZ, 1974-79 10. ALM-ALS, 1970-79 11. ALT-ALZ, 1974-1979 12. AMA-American (A-C), 1974-79 13. American (D-Fed. Clin), 1974-79 14. American (Federal Government Employment), 1973-1979 15. American (Fed. Labor-H) 1974-79 16. American (I), 1974-80 17. American (Land), 1977 18. American (Lat-O), 1974-1979 19. American (P-Z), 1975-79 20. AMERLAND-ANDERS, 1975-79 21. ANDERSON (A-C), 1975-79 22. ANDERSON (DA-DR), 1974-79 23. ANDERSON (DS-EC), 1975-79 24. ANDERSON (ED-G), 1975-79 25. ANDERSON (K-L), 1975-79 26. ANDERSON (M-O), 1975-79 27. ANDERSON (P-R), 1975-79 28. ANDERSON (S-Z), 1975-79 29. ANDERT-ANE, 1975-78 30. ANF-AQF, 1966-79 31. ARA-ARMY, 1975-79

Box 345

Folder

1. ARMY-ARNE, 1975-78 2. ARNE-ARNZ, 1975-79 3. ARO-ARZ, 1975-76 4. ASA-ASZ, 1975-79 5. ATA-ATZ, 1975-77 6. AUA-AUE, 1975-79 7. AUF-AZ, 1975-79 8. ABSEY, ROBERT, 1963-78 9. AGARD, ALJOE, 1966-80 10. American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, 1971-77 11. ANDERBERG, HENRY W., 1975-79 12. ANDERSON, SCOTT, 1961-79 13. APPLE CREEK, 1973-79 14. APPLE CREEK, 1973-79 15. ASSUMPTION COLLEGE, 1965-80 16. AUSTIN, ALVIN, 1962-77 17. BAA-BACH, 1975-79 18. BACI-BAD, 1975-79 19. BAE-BAES, 1976-79 20. BAET-BAET, 1975-79 21. BAJ-BAK, 1975-79 22. BALA-BALD, 1975-79 23. BALE-BALZ, 1975-79

Box 346

Folder

1. BAM - BAQ, 1975-79 2. BARA - BARK, 1975-79 3. BARL - BARN, 1975-79 4. BARO - BARS, 1975-79 5. BART - BARZ, 1975-79 6. BASA - BAT, 1975-79 7. BAU - BAUE, 1975-81 8. BAUF - BAZ, 1968-78 9. BEA-BEAZ, 1975-79 10. BEB - BEC, 1975-79 11. BECKER (A-Z), 1975-79 12. BED - BEJ, 1973-79 13. BEK - BELK, 1964-79 14. BELL - BEM, 1974-79 15. BENA - BENN, 1975-79 16. BENO-BENZ, 1975-79 17. BEO - BERF, 1975-79 18. BERG, 1975-79 19. BERGA - BERGF, 1974-79 20. BERGH - BERH, 1975-79 21. BERI - BERZ, 1969-79 22. BES - BET, 1974-79 23. BEV - BEZ, 1973-79 24. BIA - BID, 1974-79 25. BIE - BIG, 1976-79 26. BIH - BIN, 1973-79

Box 347

Folder

1. BIO - BIRK, 1975-79 2. BIRL - BISL, 1975-79 3. BISMARK (A - B), 1969-81 4. BISMARK (C - L), 1973-79 5. BISMARK (M ~R), 1975-79 6. BISMARK (S - Z), 1971-79 7. BIT - BIZ, 1975-79 8. BJAR - BJZ, 1974-79 9. BLA - BLACK (A - Z), 1973-79 10. BLAD - BLAZ, 1975-79 11. BLE - BLOD, 1970-79 12. BLOE - BN, 1974-79 13. BOA - BOC, 1975-79 14. BOD - BOEH, 1975-79 15. BOEI - BOG, 1975-79 16. BOH - BOHZ, 1972-82 17. BOI - BOLG, 1976-80 18. BOLH - BOLL, 1975-81 19. BOLM - BONND, 1975-79 20. BONDE - BORG, 1975-79 21. BORH - BORZ, 1975-79 22. BOS - BOSZ, 1975-79 23. BOTA - BOTZ, 1974-79 24. BOU - BOV, 1975-79 25. BOW - BOWZ, 1974-79 26. BOX - BOZ, 1975-79 27. BRAA - BRAD, 1974-80 28. BRAE - BRAM, 197 5-70 29. BRANA - BRANZ, 1975-79

Box 348

Folder

1. BRAO - BRAT, 1975-79 2. BRAV - BRD, 1975-79 3. BRE - BRER, 1975-80 4. BRES - BRIC, 1975-79 5. BRID - BRIGK, 1975-81 6. BRIGL - BRIZ, 1975-80 7. BROA - BROE, 1975-82 8. BROF - BROOK, 1975-79 9. BROOL - BROV, 1975-79 10. BROW - BROWN (A-M), 197 5-79 11. BROWN (N-Z) - BROZ, 1975-79 12. BRP - BRUM, 1975-79 13. BRUN - BRUS, 1975-79 14. BRUT - BRZ, 1975-79 15. BUA - BUCI, 1975-79 16. BUCJ - BUCZ, 1975-79 17. BUD - BUFN, 1974-76 18. BUFO - BUFZ, 1971-79 19. BUG - BURC, 1974-81 20. BURD - BURJ, 1975-81 21. BURK - BURNER, 1975-79 22. BURNS - BURR, 1980-82 23. BURS - BUTK, 1974-81 24. BUTL - BUTZ, 1980-82 25. BUU - BZ, 1975-80 26. BAKER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, 1974-79 27. BARRY, RICHARD, 1975-79 28. BASIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, 1978-79 29. BILLIGMEIER, WINSTON, 1961-67

Box 349

Folder

1. BISMARCK JUNIOR COLLEGE, 1975-79 2. BISMARCK MARY COLLEGE, 1975-79 3. BJORLIE, LIV (MRS. ELMER), 1961-75 4. BRANICK, C.E., 1975-76 5. BRIDSTON, PAUL, 1963-68 6. BRIGHT, MYRON, 1969-74 7. BRIGHT, MYRON, 1967-68 8. BRIGHT, MYRON, 1967-68 9. BRIGHT, MYRON, 1964-65 10. BRIGHT, MYRON, 1962-63 11. BRIGHT, MYRON, 1968 12. BURDICK, GAGE (SYMPATHY), 1978 13. BURDICK, JENNIFER, 1961-67 14. BURK, WALTER, 1962-77 15. CAA - CAL, 1974-79 16. CAM - CANNOCK, 1975-79 17. CANNOL - CAO, 1975-79 18. CARA - CARLR, 1975-79 19. CARLS - CARLSON, 1973-79 20. CARLSP - CARN, 1975-79 21. CARO - CARSZ, 1975-79 22. CART - CASE, 1975-79 23. CASF - CASZ, 1975-79 24. CAT - CAVAL, 1969-79 25. CAVM - CEC, 1973-79 26. CED - CG, 1975-79

Box 350

Folder

1. CHAA - CHAM, 1975-80 2. CHAN - CHARK, 1975-80 3. CHARL - CHE, 1975-81 4. CHF - CHI, 1975-79 5. CHJ - CHRIST, 1975-79 6. CHRISTENSEN (A-Z), 1975-79 7. CHRISTENSON (A-Z), 1975-79 8. CHRISTIAN - CHRISTIANSON, 1975-79 9. CHRISTIE - CHZ, 1975-79 10. CIA - CLARJ, 1975-81 11. CLARK - CLARKE (A-Z), 1975-81 12. CLARKF - CLAZ, 1975-79 13. CLB - CLE, 1975-79 14. CLF - CN, 1973-79 15. CO - COLA, 1975-80 16. COLB - COLK, 1975-79 17. COLL - COLST, 1975-79 18. COLT - COMZ, 1975-79 19. CONA - CONJ, 1974-79 20. CONK - CONN, 1974-79 21. CONO - CONZ, 1975-79 22. COOA - COON, 1975-79 23. COOPER (A-Z), 1975079 24. COOPERA - CORZ, 1975-79 25. COS - COUR, 1975-79 26. COUS - CQ, 1975-79 27. CRA - CRAN, 1975-79 28. CRAO - CREZ, 1975-79 29. CRF - CROR, 1975-79 30. CROS - CROZ, 1975-79 31. CRP - CUM, 1974-80 32. CUN - CUR, 1975-79 33. CUS - CZ, 1975-79

Box 351

Folder

1. CARPENTER, HARRY, 1971-79 2. JIMMY CARTER, PRESIDENT, 1971-79 3. CASS COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC., 1975-79 4. CENTRAL POWER ELECTRIC, 1975-79 5. CLAPP, ED & GERRY, 1967-68 6. CLAPP, ED & GERRY, 1961-66 7. CLAPP, ED & GERRY, 1970-77 8. CLARK, JOSEPH, 1961-75 9. COLEMAN, JAMES P., 1961-75 10. CONCORDIA COLLEGE, NA 11. CONNOLLY, JAMES B., 1961-75 12. CONRAD, CHARLES, 1961-68 13. CONRAD, CHARLES, 1962-75 14. CONRAD, DEAN, 1969-75 15. COOPER, VERNEN, 1969-73 16. CORNELIUS, MARY, 1969-79 17. COTEAU HILL RESOURCE CENTER, 1967-69 18. CUNNINGHAM, PHIL, 1961-78 19. DA - DAHL (A-M), 1973-79 20. DAHL (N-Z), 1974-79 21. DAHM - DAI, 1975-79 22. DAJ - DAKZ, 1974-1980

Box 352

Folder 1. DAL - DALZ, 1974-80 2. DAM - DANH, 1975-79 3. DANI - DANZ, 1975-79 4. DAO - DAU, 1975-80 5. DAV - DAVIES, 1975-79 6. DAVIES (A-Z) - DAZ, 1975-81 7. DEA - DEB, 1975-79 8. DEC - DEH, 1975-80 9. DEI - DELL, 1975-79 10. DELM - DEM, 1974-79 11. DEN - DENZ, 1975-79 12. DEO - DEUA, 1974-79 13. DEUB - DEVILS LAKE, 1974-80 14. DEVIN - DH, 1975-79 15. DIA - DICKH, 1975-79 16. DICKI - DIER, 1975-79 17. DICKINSON, 1975-79 18. DICKINSON, 1975-79 19. DIES - DILL, 1975-79 20. DILM - DIR, 1975-79 21. DIS - DN, 1975-82 22. DOA - DOC, 1974-81 23. DOD - DOH, 1975-80 24. DOI - DONH, 1975-79 25. DONI - DOQ, 1975-79 26. DOR - DOU, 1975-79 27. DOV - DOZ, 1970-80

Box 353

Folder

1. DRA - DRE, 1975-79 2. DRF - DUB, 1975-79 3. DUG - DUF, 1975-79 4. DUG - DUK, 1975-79 5. DUL - DUNM, 1975-80 6. DUNN - DUNR, 1975-81 7. DUNS - DUR, 1975-79 8. DUS - DZ, 1975-79 9. DAHL, HOWARD E., 1961-67 10. DAKOTA ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS, 1974-78 11. DANIELS, JACK, 1975-79 12. DETROIT LAKES (LAKE SALLIE/LAKE MELISSA), 1975-77 13. DETROIT LAKES (LAKE SALLIE/LAKE MELISSA), 1974 14. DETROIT LAKES (LAKE SALLIE/LAKE MELISSA), 1973 15. DETROIT LAKES (LAKE SALLIE/LAKE MELISSA), 1972 16. DETROIT LAKES (LAKE SALLIE/LAKE MELISSA), 1969-71 17. DEVILS LAKE JUNIOR COLLEGE, 1977-79 18. DEVILS LAKE JUNIOR COLLEGE, 1975-76 19. DEVILS LAKE JUNIOR COLLEGE, 19769-74 20. DICKINSON DAM, 1959-79 21. DICKINSON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, 1975-79 22. DICKINSON WATER AND SEWER, 1971-80

Box 354

Folder

1. EAA - AEG, 1974-79 2. EAH - EAZ, 1969-79 3. EBA - ECK, 1974-79 4. ECL - EDM, 1975-79 5. EDN - EDZ, 1975-79 6. EEA - EGZ, 1974-79 7. EHA - EHZ, 1975-79 8. El - EIR, 1975-79 9. EIS - ELD, 1975-79 10. ELE -ELLEN, 1975-79 11. ELLEO - ELLIR, 1975-79 12. ELLIS - ELLST, 1975-79 13. ELLSU - ELZ, 1975-79 14. EMA - ENF, 1975-79 15. ENG - ENGEL, 1975-79 16. ENGEN - ENGK, 1975-79 17. ENGL - ENR, 1975-79 18. ENS - ENZ, 1975-79 19. EOA - ERDL, 1975-79 20. ERDM - ERH, 1975-79 21. ERI - ERICKSON (A-E), 1975-79 22. ERICKSON (F-L ) , 1975-80 23. ERICKSON (M-Z), 1975-79 24. ERID - ERZ, 1975-79 25. ES - ESZ, 1975-79

Box 355

Folder

1. ETA - EVA, 1974-79 2. EVE - EVERSON, 1973-79 3. EVERT - EZ, 1975-79 4. EATON, J.C., 1969-78 5. EATON, J.C., 1966-68 6. EATON, J.C., 1964-65 7. EATON, J.C., 1961-63 8. ECKES, WILLIAM L., 1969-77 9. ERICKSON, LARRY, 1969-79 10. FA - FAIN, 1974-79 11. FAIO - FALK, 1974-79 12. FALL - FARF, 1975-79 13. FARGO (A-B), 1975-79 14. FARGO (C-E), 1975-79 15. FARGO (F-I), 1975-79 16. FARGO (J-M), 1975-79 17. FARGO (N-R), 1975-79 18. FARGO (S-Z), 1975-79 19. FARH - FARM, 1975-79 20. FARN - FAULJ, 1975-79 21. FEA - FED, 1975-79 22. FEE- FEIM, 1972-79 23. FEIN - FEL, 1975-79 24. FEM - FERF, 1974-79 25. FERG - FERZ, 1975-79 26. FES - FEZ, 1975-79 27. FFA - FIE, 1975-79

Box 356

Folder

1. FIF - FINC, 1975-79 2. FIND - FIR, 1975-79 3. FIS - FISC, 1975-79 4. FISD - FITT, 1975-79 5. FITU - FLAD, 1975-79 6. FLAE - FLAR, 1975-79 7. FLASHER, 1975-79 8. FLAT - FLAZ, 1975-79 9. FLEA - FLEC, 1975-79 10. FLED - FLI, 1975-79 11. FLJ - FN, 1975-79 12. FOA - FOLD, 1975-79 13. FOLE - FORC, 1975-79 14. FORD (A-Z), 1975-79 15. FORE - FORS, 1975-79 16. FORT - FORZ, 1975-79 17. FOS - FOSS, 1975-79 18. FOST - FOW, 1974-79 19. FOX - FRANJ, 1975-79 20. FRANK - FRAQ, 197 5-81 21. FRAR - FRED, 1975-79 22. FREE - FREN, 1974-79 23. FREO - FREIM, 1975-79 24. FREIN - FRITZ, 1975-79 25. FRJ - FROR, 1975-79 26. FROS - FUF, 1975-79 27. FUG - FZ, 1975-79 28. FARGO FLOODING, 1969-75 29. FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1975-79 30. FARNAM, J.D., 1975-81

Box 357

Folder

1. FORT BERTHOLD, 1979 2. FORT BERTHOLD, 1978 3. FORT BERTHOLD, 1977 4. FORT BERTHOLD, 1976 5. FORT BERTHOLD, 1975 6. FORT BUFORD, 1975 7. FORT LINCOLN, 1965-1976 8. FORT TOTTEN, 1975-79 9. FORT YATES, 1975-80 10. FRASER HALL PROJECT, 1975-79 11. FRONTIER AIRLINES, 1975-81 12. GA - GAI, 1975-81 13. GAJ - GAL, 1975-79 14. GAM - GARC, 1975-81 15. GARD - GARR, 1975-81 16. GARS - GAT, 1975-81 17. GAV - GEB, 1975-81 18. GEI - GEN, 1975-81 19. GEO - GERB, 1975-79 20. GERC - GERL, 1975-79 21. GERM - GERZ, 1975-79 22. GES-GH, 1975-79

Box 358

Folder

1. GIA - GID, 1975-79 2. GIE - GIK, 1975-79 3. GIL - GILL, 1975-79 4. GILM - GIP, 1975-79 5. GIR - GIZ, 1974-79 6. GJ - GLAZ, 197 5-80 7. GLE - GN, 1975-80 8. GO - GOE, 1975-79 9. GOF - GOLZ, 1974-79 10. GOM - GON, 1975-79 11. GOO - GOQ, 1974-79 12. GOR - GOS, 1975-79 13. GOT - GQ, 1975-79 14. GRA - GRAF, 197 5-79 15. GRAG - GRAM, 1970-81 16. GRAN - GRANDE, 1975-78 17. GRAND FORKS, 1974-80 18. GRANDG - GRAS, 1975-79 19. GRAT - GRAW, 1975-70 20. GRAY - GRAZ, 1975-79 21. GRAEB - GREEN (A-H), 1975-79 22. GREEN (I-Z), 1969-79 23. GREF - GREG, 1975-80 24. GREH - GRER, 1969-80

Box 359

Folder

1. GREH - GRER, 1974-78 2. GREJ - GREZ, 1975-79 3. GRI - GRIL, 1971-79 4. GRIM - GRIMZ, 1976-79 5. GRIN - GRON, 1974-79 6. GROO - GRQS, 1974-79 7. GROT - GROZ, 1975-79 8. GRP - GUH, 1975-80 9. GUI - GUND, 1975-79 10. GUNE - GUP, 1975-79 11. GUR - GUS, 1975-79 12. GUT - GZ, 1974-79 13. GARAAS, JOHN, 1961-76 14. GARDEBRING, OLOV, 1961-70 15. GRISVOLD, BURRON H., 1961-74 16. GOODHOUSE, LEWIS, 1969-81 17. GOODMAN, STANLEY, 1968-76 18. GOOSE RIVER PROJECT, 1961-76 19. GRAFTON FLOODING, 1971-73 20. GRAFTON FLOODING, 1974 21. GRAFTON FLOODING, 1975-76 22. GRAGER, WILLARD, 1973-79 23. GRAHL, JAMES L., 1968-79 24. GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE, 1969-73 25. GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE, 1974-75 26. GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE, 1976-79 27. GRAND FORKS AIRPORT, 1969-7 6 28. GRAND FORKS HERALD, 1969-78 29. GRAND FORKS MANOR HOUSE APARTMENTS, 1974

Box 360

Folder 1. GRAND FORKS PUBLIC SCHOOL, 1970-7 9 2. GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD, 1969-70 3. GREAT PLAINS COAL GASIFICATION, 1979 4. GREENBERG, ART, 1969-79 5. GREEN RIVER, 1961-64 6. GUNKELMAN, LLOYD L. , 1961-80 7. GUNKELMAN, R.F., SR., 1961-71 8. GUY, WILLIAM L., 1967 9. GUY, WILLIAM L., 1968 10. GUY, WILLIAM L., 1969-78 11. HA - HAAS, 1975-79 12. HAAT - HAB, 197 5-79 13. HAC - HAGEL, 1973-79 14. HAGEM - HAGER, 1975-79 15. HAGEN (A-Z), 1975-79 16. HAGES - HAH, 1975-79 17. HAI - HAK, 1975-79 18. HALA - HALK, 1975-79 19. HALL (A-Z), 1975-79 20. HALLA - HALO, 1974-79 21. HALV - HALZ, 1972-79 22. KAMA - HAMI, 1971-79 23. HAMJ - HANF, 197 5-79 24. HANG - HANSB, 1975-79 25. HANSC - HANSEN (A-D), 197 5-7 9 26. HANSEN (E-Z), 1975-79

Box 361

Folder

1. HANSON (A-F), 1975-79 2. HANSON (G-K), 1975-79 3. HANSON (L-N), 1975-79 4. HANSON (0-Z), 1975-79 5. HANST - HARD, 1975-79 6. HARE - HARK, 197 5-80 7. HARL - HARQ, 1975-79 8. HARR - HARRI, 1975-79 9. HARRJ - HARS, 197 5-80 10. HART (A-Z), 1975-79 11. HARTA -HARTL, 197 5-80 12. HARTM - HARTZ, 1975-79 13. HARU - HARVEY (A-K), 1972-80 14. HARVEY (L-Z) - HARZ, 1972-79 15. HASA - HASS, 1975-79 16. HAST - HATZ, 1975-81 17. HAUA - HAUGAN, 1975-81 18. HAUGE- HAUGL, 1974-79 19. HAUN - HAUZ, 1975-79 20. HAV - HAW, 1975-79 21. HAX - HAZ, 1975-80 22. HEA - HEC, 1975-81 23. HED - HEF, 1975-82 24. HEG - HEH, 1975-79 25. HEI - HEIM, 1975-81 26. HEIN - HEIR, 1975-79 27. HEIS - HELI, 1974-80 28. HELJ - HELL, 1975-79 29. HELM - HENG, 1975-79

Box 362

Folder

1. HEND - HENDZ, 1975-79 2. HENE - HENNQ, 1975-79 3. HENNR - HENZ, 1974-79 4. HEO - HERB, 1975-79 5. HERC - HERM, 1974-80 6. HERN - HERZ, 1975-80 7. HES - HET, 1975-79 8. HEV - HEZ, 1975-81 9. HIA - HIG, 1975-79 10. HIH - HILK, 1975-79 11. HILL (A-Z), 1975-80 12. HILLA - HILM, 1975-79 13. HILO - HILZ, 1975-79 14. HIM - HINZ, 1974-79 15. HIO - HITZ, 1975-79 16. HJ - HN, 1975-79 17. HOA - HOD, 1975-79 18. HOG - HOGZ, 1975-80 19. HOF - HOFFEZ, 1975-80 20. HOFFMAN (A-Z), 1971-79 21. HOFFMANN - HOFZ, 1975-79 22. HOG - HOLC, 1974-79 23. HOLD - HOLLE, 1975-79 24. HOLLF - HOLM, 1974-79 25. HOLO - HQLZ, 1975-79 26. HOM - HON, 1972-79 27. HOO - HOOZ, 1976-79 28. HOP - HORN, 1975-79 29. HORO - HOT, 1975-79 30. HOU - HOUR, 1976-79 31. HOUS - HOVZ, 1975-79 32. HOWARD (A-Z) - HOWZ, 1975-79

Box 363 Folder

1. HOX - HT, 1971-79 2. HUA - HUB, 1975-79 3. HUC - HUE, 1975-79 4. HUF - HUK, 1975-79 5. HUL - HUM, 1975-79 6. HUN - HUO, 1975-81 7. HUP - HUR, 1974-79 8. HUS - HZ, 1975-80 9. HARTE, PADDY, 1980 10. HEASLEY, FAY, 1979-80 11. HOFFNER, S.F. BUCKSHOT, 1969-79 12. HOLMSTROM, LEROY, 1975-79 13. HOMME DAM, 1969-77 14. HOVE, JOHN, 1961-79 15. HUBRIG, SYLVAN E., 1968-72 16. HUBRI6, SYLVAN E., 1973-79 17. HUMPHREY, HUBERT H., 1968-79 18. IA - IM, 1975-79 19. INA - INS, 1974-79 20. INT - INZ, 1974-79 21. 10 - IR, 1975-79 22. IS - IT, 1975-79 23. IU - IZ, 1975-79 24. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA, 1961-75 25. JA - JACOBS (A-Z), 1975-80 26. JACOBSEN - JACOBSON, 1975-80 27. JACP - JAMES, 1975-79 28. JAMES VALLEY ELECTRIC, 1974-79

Box 364

Folder

1. JAMESTOWN, 197 5-79 2. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE LIFETIME CENTER, 1978 3. JAMI - JANK, 1975-79 4. JANL - JEC, 1975-79 5. JED - JENR, 1974-79 6. JENS -JENSEN, (A-Z), 1975-79 7. JENSON (A-Z) - JEZ, 1975-79 8. JFA - JOHNS, 1975-79 9. JOHNSON (A-B), 1975-79 10. JOHNSON (C-D), 1975-79 11. JOHSON, (E-F), 1975-79 12. JOHNSON (GA-GZ), 1975-79 13. JOHNSON (H-J), 1975-79 14. JOHNSON (K-L), 1975-79 15. JOHNSON (M-P), 1975-79 16. JOHNSON (Q-R), 1975-79 17. JOHNSON (S-T), 1975-79 18. JOHNSON (U-S), 1975-79 19. JOHNSP - JOND, 197 5-81 20. JONES (A-M), 1975-79 21. JONES (N-Z), 1975-79 22. JONF - JORDA, 1975-79 23. JORDB - JOSS, 1975-79 24. JOST - JUNG, 1970-79 25. JUNH - JZ, 1975-79 26. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE, 1978-79 27. JAMESTOWN COLLEGE, 1975-77

Box 365

Folder

1. JESTRAB, FRANK F., 1961-78 2. JUNGROTH, JAMES, 1976-80 3. JUNGROTH, JAMES, 19 7 3-7 5 4. JUNGROTH, JAMES, 1968-72 5. KAA - KAK, 1975-79 6. KAL - KALZ, 197 5-80 7. KAM - KAN, 1975-80 8. KAO - KAK, 1975-80 9. KAS - KATY, 1975-80 10. KATZ - KD, 1975-79 11. KE - KEEK, 1976-80 12. KEEL-KEK, 1976-80 13. KEL - KELLO, 1974-79 14. KELLIM - KELZ, 1974-81 15. KEM - KENM, 1975-79 16. KENN - KENS, 1975-79 17. KENT - KEP, 1975-79 18. KEQ - KES, 1975-79 19. KET - KH, 1975-79 20. KIA - KIES, 1974-80 21. KIET - KINDER, 1975-79 22. KINF - KING, 1974-79 23. KINH - KINZ, 1975-79 24. KIO - KITS, 1974-79

Box 366

Folder

1. KITT - KJ, 1975-79 2. KLA - KLEH, 1975-79 3. KLEI - KLEIN, 1975-79 4. KLEIO - KLEZ, 1975-79 5. KLF - KLINK, 1975-79 6. KLINL - KM, 1974-79 7. KNAA - KNIO, 1975-79 8. KNIP - KNT, 1975-79 9. KNUD, 1975079 10. KNUE - KNUTZ, 1975-79 11. KO - KOEG, 1975-79 12. KOEH - KOEN, 1975-79 13. KOEO - KOH, 1972-79 14. KOI - KOO, 1974-79 15. KOP - KOR, 1968-79 16. KOS - KOZ, 1974-79 17. KP - KRAL, 1975-79 18. KRAM - KRAT, 1975-79 19. KRAU - KRE, 1970-79 20. KRF - KRON, 1973-79 21. KROO - KRUE, 1973-79 22. KRUF - KT, 1973-79 23. KUA - KUBZ, 1975-79 24. KUC - KUE, 1974-79 25. KUF - KUHN, 1975-80 26. KUHO - KUNR, 1975-79 27. RUNS - KUNZ, 1975-79 28. KUO - KUZ, 1975-79 29. KV - KZ, 1975-79 30. KELLER, WESLEY E., 1961-81

Box 367

Folder

1. KENNEDY, EDWARD M., 1971-80 2. KENNEDY, EDWARD M., 1969-70 3. KENNEDY, EDWARD M., 1964-68 4. KINDRED DAM, 1976-79 5. KINDRED DAM, 1971-75 6. KING, GORMAN, 1975-80 7. KING, GORMAN, 1972-74 8. KING, GORMAN, 1967-71 9. KIPP, RUBY, 1975-79 10. KIPP, RUBY, 1973-74 11. KIPP, RUBY, 1969-72 12. KIWANIS CLUB, 1976-77 13. KLEPPS, THOMAS S., 1969-75 14. KNIFE RIVER INDIAN VILLAGE, 1975-79 15. KNIFE RIVER INDIAN VILLAGE, 1974 16. KNIFE RIVER INDIAN VILLAGE, 1970-73 17. KOENEKER, W.E., 1960-68 18. KOENEKER, W.E., 1969-77 19. KOTALIK, JOHN, 1970-76 20. KRAFT, JOHN, 1961-65 21. KROGNESS, EDWARD, 1973-76 22. KROGNESS, EDWARD, 1964-72 23. LAA - LAFN, 1975-79 24. LAFO - LAJ, 1974-79 25. LAK - LAL, 1975-79

Box 368

Folder

1. LAM - LAMN, 1974-79 2. LANA - LANF, 197 5-79 3. LANG - LANGD, 1974-79 4. LANGE - LANGZ, 1973-79 5. LANH - LAQ, 1974-79 6. LAR - LARR, 1975-79 7. LARS - LARSEN, 1974-79 8. LARSON (A-D), 1974-79 9. LARSON (E-J), 1975-79 10. LARSON (K-M), 1974-79 11. LARSON (N-Z), 1975-79 12. LAS - LAUG, 1975-79 13. LAUH - LAV, 1975-79 14. LAW - LD, 1975-79 15. LEA - LED, 1975-81 16. LEE (A-F), 1975-82 17. LEE (G-Q), 1974-81 18. LEE (R-Z), 1975-81 19. LEFA - LEH, 1975-82 20. LEI - LEL, 1975-82 21. LEM - LENO, 1975-82 22. LENP - LEPP, 1975-79 23. LEQ - LESS, 1975-79 24. LEST - LEV1, 1975-79 25. LEVJ - LEZ, 1975-79 26. LF - LIEB, 1975-79 27. LIEC - LIER, 1975-79 28. LIES - LINC, 1974-79

Box 369

Folder

1. LINDA - LINDE, 1975-79 2. LINDF - LINDS, 1975-79 3. LINDT - LINZ, 1975-79 4. LIO - LITTI, 1975-80 5. LITTJ - LITTZ, 1975-79 6. LIU - LN, 1975-79 7. LOA - LOD, 1975-79 8. LOE - LOF, 1975-79 9. LOG - LOK, 1975-79 10. LOL - LON, 1975-79 11. LOO - LOR, 1975-79 12. LOS - LOVEL, 1975-79 13. LOVEM - LOZ, 1975-79 14. LUA - LUG, 1975-79 15. LUF - LUM, 1975-79 16. LUN - LUNDB, 1975-79 17. LUNDE - LUNDS, 1974-79 18. LUNDE - LUNDS, 1974-79 19. LUV - LYN, 1974-79 20. LYON - LZ, 1975-79 21. LAKE ASHTABULA, 1977 22. LAKE ASHTABULA PETITION, 1977 23. LAKE ASHTABULA, 1976 24. LAKE DARLING, 197 5-76 25. LASHKOWITZ, HERSHEL, 1974-78 26. LEVERING, ROBERT AND EILEEN, 1962-79 27. LINDSEY, VERN, 1969-76 28. LINK, ART, 1978-79 29. LINK, ART, 1977 30. LINK, ART, 191976 31. LINK, ART, 1975 32. LINK, ART, 1974 33. LINK, ART, 1973 34. LINK, ART, 1967-72

Box 370

Folder

1. LUDWICK, HOMER, 1961-76 2. LUNDENE, HENRY O., 1970-78 3. LUNDENE, HENRY O., 1962-69 4. MAA - MACJ, 1973-79 5. MACK - MACZ, 1974-79 6. MADA - MADZ, 1975-79 7. MADDOCK, 1976-77 8. MAE - MAGM, 1975-78 9. MAGN - MAHE, 1961-79 10. MAHF - MAI, 1975-79 11. MAJ - MALH, 1975-79 12. MALI - MALS, 1975-79 13. MALT - MANDAN, 1975-79 14. MANDAR - MANM, 197 5-79 15. MANN - MAQ, 1974-79 16. MARA - MARH, 1975-79 17. MARI - MARK, 1975-79 18. MARL - MARSH, 197 5-82 19. MARSHAL - MARTH, 197 5-81 20. MARTIN (A-H), 1975-79 21. MARTIN (I-Z), 1974-79 22. MARTINA - MARTINI, 1975-78 23. MARTINJ - MARZ, 1975-79 24. MAS - MASZ, 1975-79 25. MAT - MATSU, 1975-79 26. MATSV - MATZ, 1974-79 27. MAU - MAX, 1975-81

Box 371

Folder

1. MAYER - MAZ, 197 5-79 2. MB- MCA, 1975-79 3. MCCALL - MCCARR, 1975-79 4. MCCH - MCCONN, 1975-79 5. MCCOR - MCCOZ, 1972-79 6. MCCRA - MCCU, 1976-79 7. MCDA - MCF, 1975-79 8. MCG, 1975-79 9. MCH - MCJ, 1974-79 10. MCK, 1971-79 11. MCL, 1975-79 12. MCMA - MCMZ, 1975-79 13. MCN - MCMZ, 1974-79 14. MEA - MED, 1975-79 15. MEE - MEH, 1975-79 16. MEI - MEK, 1975-79 17. MEL, 1975-79 18. MEM - MEQ, 1975-79 19. MERA - MERZ, 1975-79

Box 372

Folder

1. MES - MEX, 1974-79 2. MEY - MH, 1975-79 3. MIA - MICH, 1975-79 4. MICI - MID, 1974-79 5. MIE - MILLEQ, 1975-79 6. MILLER (A-C), 1971-79 7. MILLER (D-I), 1975-79 8. MILLER (J-M), 1974-79 9. MILLER (N-Z), 1975-79 10. MILLES - MILZ, 1973-79 11. MIM - MINN, 1974-79 12. MINOT, 1973-79 13. MINOT, 1973-79 14. MINT - MIS, 1973-79 15. MIT - MN, 1975-79 16. MOA - MOE, 1972-79 17. MOLP - MONF, 1972-79 18. MOLP - MONF, 1972-79 19. MONG - MONTA, 1974-7 9 20. MONTB - MONTZ, 1969-79 21. MOO - MOQ, 1974-79

Box 373

Folder

1. MORA - MORG, 197 5-80 2. MORH - MORL, 1975-79 3. MORM - MORR, 1975-79 4. MORS - MOSH, 1973-81 5. MOSI - MOUM, 1975-79 6. MOUN - MOV, 1975-81 7. MUA - MUG, 1975-79 8. MUH - MULLE, 1975-79 9. MULLF - MUNR, 1975-79 10. MUNS - MURE, 1975-79 11. MURF - MURQ, 1975-79 12. MURR - MURZ, 1975-79 13. MUS - MYB, 1975-80 14. MYER - MYERS, 1975-79 15. MYH - MZ, 1975-79 16. MCCLUSKY DAM, 1969-71 17. MCCLUSKY DAM, 1972 18. MCCLUSKY DAM, 1973 19. MCCLUSKY DAM, 1974 20. MCCLUSKY DAM, 1975 21. MCGEE, GALE (SENATOR), 1962-76 22. MCGOVERN, GEORGE, 1963-79 23. MCGURREN, JIM, 1962-76 24. MACKICHAN, KEITH B., 1969-76 25. MANSFIELD, MIKE (SENATOR), 1961-77 26. MATHEW, OMANA, 1977-78 27. MAJORS, BERNARD, 1961-7 5

Box 374

Folder 1. MESCHKE, HERBERT L., 1969-76 2. METCALF, LEE, 1962-77 3. MIDCONTINENT CONSULTING, 1975-76 4. MILLIGAN, EDWARD, 1975 5. MILLS, WILLIAM R., 1977-79 6. MILWAUKEE RAILROAD, 1978-79 7. MINOT AFB, 1975-79 8. MINOT DAILY NEWS, 1975-78 9. MINOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1970-79 10. MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES, 1974-76 11. MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES, 1977 12. MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES, 1978-79 13. MOW - MT, 1975-81 14. MINOT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1975-79 15. MOUNTAIN PLAINS- EDUCATION & ECONOMICS – SENIOR ORGANIZATIONS, 1975-79 16. MYHRE, NEIL, 1976 17. NAA - NAG, 1975-79 18. NAH - NATH, 1975-79 19. NATIONAL (A-B), 1975-79 20. NATIONAL (C-E), 1975-79 21. NATIONAL (F-L), 1975-79 22. NATIONAL (M-O), 1975-79 23. NATIONAL (P-Z), 1975-79 24. NATI - NAZ, 1975-79 25. NEA - NEC, 1975-77 26. NED - NELR, 1975-79 27. NELS - NELSON (A-B), 1975-79 28. NELSON (C-F), 1974-79

Box 375

Folder

1. NELSON (G-I), 1975-80 2. NELSON (J-L), 1975-79 3. NELSON (M-Q), 1975-79 4. NELSON (R-Z), 1975-79 5. NELSP - NET, 1975-80 6. NEU - NEV, 1975-79 7. NEW - NEWL, 1975-79 8. NEWM - NH, 197 5-79 9. NIA - NIC, 1976-80 10. NIE - NIEZ, 1975-79 11. NIF - NITZ, 1975-80 12. NIU - NOM, 1974-81 13. NON - NORC, 1975-79 14. NORD - NORL, 1975-79 15. NORM - NORTHV, 1975-79 16. NOTHW - NOSS, 1975-79 17. NOSE - NUY, 1975-79 18. NYG - NYS, 1975-79 19. NATIONAL FARMERS ORGANIZATION, 1964-68 20. NATIONAL FARMERS ORGANIZATION, 1969-77 21. NATIONAL LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION, 1967-79 22. NON ND LETTERS AND CARDS, 1978 (SYMPATHY CARDS) 23. NORTH CENTRAL AIRLINES, 1975

Box 376

Folder

1. NORTH COUNTRY TRAIL, 1971-76 2. NORTHERN BORDER PIPELINE, 1975-80 3. NORTHERN TIER PIPELINE, 1979-80 4. NORTHWEST ORIENT AIRLINES, 1979-80 5. NORTHWEST ORIENT AIRLINES, 1975-78 6. NORTHWEST AIRLINE (DEREGULATION), 1977-78 7. NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE, 1969-79 8. OA - O'CONNE, 1975-80 9. O'CONNF - ODE, 1975-79 10. ODE - OF, 1975-79 11. OG - OIZ, 1975-79 12. OJ - OLE, 1975-79 13. OLF - OLSN, 1975-79 14. OLSON (A-C), 1975-79 15. OLSON (D-E), 1975-79 16. OLSON (F-G), 1975-79 17. OLSON (H-J), 1975-79 18. OLSON (K-M), 1975-79 19. OLSON (N-Q), 1975-79 20. OLSON (R-Z), 1974-79 21. OLSP - OM, 1975-79 22. ON - 00, 1975-79 23. OP - OPZ, 1975-79

Box 377

Folder

1. ORA - ORZ, 1975-79 2. OSA - OSR, 1975-81 3. OSS - OSTE, 1975-79 4. OSTF - OTTF, 1973-79 5. OTTF - OVZ, 1974-79 6. OWA - OZ, 1975-79 7. OAHE DAM, 1962-78 8. OJIBWA INDIAN SCHOOL, 1974-79 9. OLD VAN HOOK, 1978-79 10. OLD WEST REGIONAL COMMISSION, 1975-79 11. OM DAHL, LLOYD, 1970-79 12. OLSON, GEORGE, 1960-78 13. OTTERTAIL POWER COMPANY, 1967-79 14. PAA - PAGD, 1975-79 15. PAGE - PAGZ, 1974-79 16. PAH - PAM, 1975-79 17. PAN - PARI, 1975-78 18. PARJ - PARTO, 1975-79 19. PARTP - PATZ, 1970-79 20. PAULSEN (A-Z), PAULSEN (A-Z), 1975-79 21. PAULS - PD, 1975-79 22. PEA - PEDEN, 1974-79

Box 378

Folder

1. PEDERSEN (A-Z), PEDERSON (A-Z), 1975-79 2. PEE - PEK, 1975-79 3. PEL -PELZ, 1970-79 4. PEM - PEPO, 1974-79 5. PEPP - PERL, 1974-79 6. PERM - PETERA, 1975-79 7. PETERB - PETERSEM, 1975-79 8. PETERSEN (A-Z), 1975-79 9. PETERSON (A-C), 1975-79 10. PETERSON (D-H), 1975-79 11. PETERSON (I-M), 1970-79 12. PETERSON (N-Z), 1975-79 13. PETF -PFAFF, 1975-79 14. PFAG - PHH, 1975-79 15. PHI - PHZ, 1975-79 16. PIA - PIO, 1975-79 17. PID - PIZ, 1975-79 18. PJ - PLA, 1975-79 19. PLB - PN, 1975-79 20. PO - POH, 1975-79 21. POI - POL, 1975-79 22. POM - PORS, 1975-79 23. PORT - POS, 1975-79 24. POT - POU, 1975-79 25. POV - POZ, 1975-79 26. PQ - PRER, 1975-79 27. PRES - PRH, 1975-79 28. PRI - PRIS, 1975-79 29. PRIT - PROZ, 1975-79 30. PRP - PUL, 1975-79 31. PUM - PZ, 1975-79

Box 379

Folder

1. PLEMEL, ILA, 1976-77 2. PLEMEL, ILA, 1978 3. PLEMEL, ILA, 1979 4. PATNAUDE, LEONA, 1962-77 5. QA - QUE, 1975-79 6. QUE - QZ, 1973-79 7. RAA - RAF, 1975-79 8. RAG - RAI, 1975-79 9. RAJ - RAM, 1975-79 10. RANA - RANR, 1975-79 11. RANS - RASZ, 1975-79 12. RATA - RATZ, 1975-79 13. RAU - RAZ, 1975-79 14. RB - REDMOND, 1975-79 15. RED RIVER - RED RIVER FLOODING, 1975-79 16. RED RIVER VALLEY ASSOC. - RED RIVER VALLEY POTATO GROWERS, 1977-79 17. RED RIVER VALLEY CHAPTER OF RETIRED OFFICERS – RED WILLOW LAKE, 1975-79 18. REE - REH, 1975-79 19. REI - REIM, 1974-79 20. REIN - REIZ, 1975-79 21. REJ - RENN, 1975-79 22. RENO - RES, 1975-79 23. RET - REZ, 1975-79

Box 380

Folder

1. RF - RH, 1975-79 2. RI - RICHARDSON (A-L), 1975-79 3. RICHARDSON (M-Z) - RICHE, 1975-79 4. RICHF - RICHZ, 1975-79 5. RICI - RID, 1975-79 6. RIEB - RIED, 1975-79 7. RIEF - RIEZ, 1975-79 8. RIF - RIO, 1975-79 9. RIP - RITS, 1975-79 10. RITT - RN, 1975-79 11. ROA - ROBERS, 1975-79 12. ROBERT - ROBEY, 1975-79 13. ROBIA - ROBIZ, 1975-79 14. ROBJ - ROD, 1975-79 15. ROE - ROF, 1975-79 16. ROG - ROHM, 1975-79 17. ROHN - ROLE, 1972-79 18. ROLF - ROLLM, 1975-79 19. ROLLN - ROM, 1972-79 20. RON - ROR, 1975-79 21. ROSA - ROSEL, 1975-79 22. ROSEM - ROSI, 1975-79 23. ROSH - ROSS, 1975-82 24. ROTHF - ROZ, 1975-79 25. RP - RUD, 1975-79 26. RUE - RUHM, 1975-79 27. RUHN - RUSR, 1975-79

Box 381

Folder

1. RUSS - RUTZ, 1975-80 2. RUU - RZ, 1975-1979 3. REDLIN, ROLLAND, 1964-77 4. RED RIVER BASIN PROJECT, 1970-71 5. RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, 6. RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 7. RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 8. RICHARDSON, MARION B., 1963-64 9. ROLLA HOSPITAL, 1968-70 10. ROLLA HOSPITAL, 1971-75 11. RUSH, IRA, 1968-70 12. SAA - SAC, 1974-80 13. SAD - SAIL, 1973-79 14. SAIM - SAIZ, 1975-79 15. SAJ - SAL, 1969-79 16. SAM - SANC, 1975-79 17. SANDA - SANDE, 1975-79 18. SANDF - SANDZ, 1975-79 19. SANE - SANTE, 1975-79 20. SANTF - SAS, 1975-79 21. SAT - SATZ, 1975-79

Box 382

Folder

1. SAU - SAV, 1975-79 2. SAW - SCG, 1975-79 3. SCHAA - SCHAE, 1975-79 4. SCHAF - SCHAFE, 1975-79 5. SCHAFF - SCHAFZ, 1975-79 6. SCHAG - SCHAT, 1975-79 7. SCHAU - SCHAZ, 1975-79 8. SCHEB - SCHELLA, 1975-79 9. SCHELLB - SCHEZ, 1975-79 10. SCHF - SCHIN, 1975-79 11. SCHIO - SCHLEK, 1975-79 12. SCHLEM - SCHLZ, 1975-79 13. SCHMA - SCHMIDS, 1975-79 14. SCHMIDT (A-L), 1975-79 15. SCHMIDT (M-Z), 1973-79 16. SCHMIDTA - SCHMZ, 1975-79 17. SCHNA - SCHNEH, 1975-79 18. SCHNEIDER (A-Z) - SCHNZ, 1975-79 19. SCHOA - SCHOEN, 1975-79 20. SCHOEP - SCHOZ, 1973-79 21. SCHP - SCHUE, 1975-79 22. SCHUF - SCHULT, 1975-79 23. SCHULTZ (A-Z) - SCHULZE, 1975-81

Box 383

Folder

1. SCHUM - SCHUMZ, 1973-79 2. SCHUN - SCHV, 1975-79 3. SCHWA - SCHWD, 1975-79 4. SCHWE - SCHZ, 1975-79 5. SCI - SCZ, 1975-79 6. SEA - SEEP, 1975-79 7. SEEO - SEID, 1975-79 8. SEIE - SELK, 1975-79 9. SELLA - SELZ, 1975-79 10. SEM - SERJ, 1975-79 11. SERK - SEVERSON, 1975-79 12. SEVERT - SEZ, 1975-79 13. SF - SHAW, 1975-79 14. SHEA - SHEK, 1975-79 15. SHEL - SHEQ, 1975-79 16. SHER - SHH, 1975-79 17. SHEYENNE RIVER, 1976-79 18. SHIA - SHIP, 1975-79 19. SHOA - SHOS, 1975-79 20. SHOA - SHOS, 1975-79 21. SHOT - SHZ, 1975-79 22. SIA - SID, 1972-79 23. SIE - SIEZ, 1975-79 24. SIF - SIL, 1975-79 25. SIM - SIMONS, 1975-79 26. SIMONSEN, SIMONSON, SIMONZ, 1975-79 27. SIN - SIR, 1975-79 28. SISS - SJZ, 1975-79

Box 384

Folder

1. SISTERS (A-Z), 1973-79 2. SKA - SKI, 1975-79 3. SKJ - SKZ, 1975-79 4. SLAA - SLED, 1975-79 5. SLEE - SLOU, 1975-79 6. SLOV - SMITG, 1975-79 7. SMITH (A-C), 1975-79 8. SMITH (D-I), 1975-79 9. SMITH (J-O), 1975-79 10. SMITH (J-O), 1981 11. SMITH (R-Z) - SMZ, 1975-79 12. SNA - SNZ, 1966-79 13. SOA - SOLA, 1975-79 14. SOA - SOLA, 1979-81 15. SOLB, 1975-79 16. SOLC - SOMZ, 1967-79 17. SONZ - SOQ, 1974-80 18. SORA - SORK, 1975-79 19. SORL - SORZ, 1975-80 20. SOS - SOZ, 1975-79 21. SPA - SPEK, 1975-79 22. SPEL - SPI, 1975-79 23. SPJ - SPRD, 1975-79 24. SPRE - SRRM, 1975-79 25. SPRO - SSZ, 1975-77 26. STAA - STAI, 1975-79 27. STAJ - STAND, 1975-79

Box 385

Folder

1. STANE - STANS, 197 5-79 2. STANT - STAS, 1975-79 3. STAT - STEB, 1975-79 4. STEC - STEE, 1969-79 5. STED - STEI, 1972-79 6. STEIM - STEINM, 1975-79 7. STEINO - STENER, 1975-79 8. STENN - STER, 1975-79 9. STES - STEV, 1973-79 10. STEW - STH, 1975-79 11. STI - STOB, 1975-79 12. STOC - STOE, 1973-79 13. STOF - STOK, 1975-79 14. STOL - STOM, 1975-79 15. STONA - STONX, 1975-79 16. STOO - STQ, 1975-79 17. STRAA - STRAK, 1975-79 18. STRAL - STRAR, 1975-79 19. STRAS - STRAZ, 1975-79 20. STRB - STRE6, 1975-78 21. STREH - STRN, 1975-79 22. STROA - STROMA, 1975-79 23. STROMB - STROB, 1975-79 24. STANDING ROCK RESERVATION, 1975 25. STANDING ROCK RESERVATION, 1976-77 26. STANDING ROCK RESERVATION, 1978 27. STANDING ROCK RESERVATION, 1979-81 28. STRP - STUC, 1975-79

Box 386

Folder

1. STUD - STZ, 1975-79 2. SUA - SUK, 1975-79 3. SULA - SULR, 1975-79 4. SULS - SUN, 1975-79 5. SUND - SUZ, 1975-79 6. SVA - SWAM, 1975-79 7. SWAN - SWAZ, 1975-79 8. SWB - SWENN - SWENZ, 197 5-79 9. SWEO - SYL, 1975-79 10. SYM - SZ, 1975-79 11. SIMONTON, FRED, 1975-76 12. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1969 13. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1970 14. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1971 15. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1972 16. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1973 17. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1974 18. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1975 19. SOURIS RIVER FLOOD CONTROL, 1978 20. TAA - TANK, 1975-79 21. TANL - TAYLOR (A-Z), 1974-79 22. TAZ - TEK, 1975-79 23. TEL - TES, 1975-79 24. TET - THEN, 1975-79 25. THEO - THN, 1975-79 26. THOA - THOMA, 1975-79 27. THOMB - THOMPSON (A-C), 1975-79 28. THOMPSON (D-I), 1975-79 29. THOMPSON (J-L), 1975-79 30. THOMPSON (M-O), 1975-79 31. THOMPSON (P-Z), 1975-79 32. THOMQ - THORE, 1975-79

Box 387

Folder

1. THORF - THORSO, 1975-79 2. THORSP - THZ, 1975-79 3. TIA - TIL, 1975-79 4. TONA - TOQ, 1975-79 5. TORA - TORZ, 1975-79 6. TIM - TIZ, 1974-79 7. TJ - TOJ, 1968-78 8. TOK - TOL, 1975-81 9. TOM - TOMZ, 1974-79 10. TOS - TOZ, 1975-7 11. TP - TRAZ, 1974-79 12. TRE - TREND, 1975-79 13. TRENP - TREU, 1975-79 14. TRI - TRO, 1975-79 15. TRP - TRV, 1975-79 16. TRW - TUE, 1975-80 17. TUF - TURNB, 1975-79 18. TURNC - TV, 1975-79 19. TW - TWE, 1975-79 20. TWF - TZ, 1975-79 21. TIGHE, CHARLES, 1975-79 22. TRENTON INDIAN SERVICES, 1976-79 23. TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, 1975-79 24. TRI-COUNTY WATER USERS, 1973-78 25. TURTLE MOUNTAIN, 1975

Box 388

Folder

1. TURTLE MOUNTAIN, 1976 2. TURTLE MOUNTAIN, 1977 3. TURTLE MOUNTAIN, 1978 4. TURTLE MOUNTAIN, 1979 5. UA - UK, 1975-79 6. UL - UNIO, 1974-79 7. UNIP - UNIZ, 1975-79 8. UNJ - UP, 1975-79 9. UR - UZ, 1975-79 10. UNITED POWER, 1975-76 11. UNITED TRIBES, 1974-79 12. VAA - VALLEY, 1974-79 13. VALLI - VANC, 1975-79 14. VAND - VANDZ, 1975-79

Box 389

Folder

1. VANE - VANK, 1975-79 2. VANL - VANZ, 1975-79 3. VAO - VEL, 1975-79 4. VEM - VETTE, 1975-79 5. VETTF - VIE, 1975-79 6. VIF - VIT, 1968-79 7. VIU - VOG, 1974-79 8. VOH - VOLKE, 1975-79 9. VOLKF - VONSE, 1975-79 10. VONSF - VZ, 1975-79 11. VALLEY CITY COLLEGE, 1975-79 12. VERENDRYE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, 1975-79 13. WAA - WAGD, 1973-79 14. WAGNER (A-H), 1970-79 15. WAGNER (I-Z), 1975-79 16. WAH - WAK, 1975-79 17. WALA - WALG, 1975-79 18. WALH - WALJ, 1975-79 19. WALKE - WALKO, 1975-79 20. WALL - WALLA, 1975-79 21. WALLB - WALS, 1975-79 22. WALTA - WATN, 1975-79 23. WALTO - WAQ, 1973-80 24. WAR - WARD, 197 5-7 9 25. WARE - WARZ, 1975-79 26. WASA - WASSE, 1975-79

Box 390

Folder

1. WASSF - WATK, 1975-79 2. WATL - WD, 1975-79 3. WEA - WEBC, 1975-79 4. WEBER - WEBZ, 1973-79 5. WEC - WEH, 1975-79 6. WEIA - WEIN, 1975-79 7. WEIO - WELC, 1975-81 8. WELD - WELS, 1975-79 9. WELT - WENZ, 1970-79 10. WEO - WERR, 1975-79 11. WERS - WESTA, 1975-79 12. WEST - WG, 1974-79 13. WESTB - WESTH, 1975-79 14. WESTI - WESTM, 1975-79 15. WHA - WHIR, 1974-79 16. WHIST - WHITE, 1975-79 17. WHIT - WHZ, 1974-79 18. WIA - WID, 1975-79 19. WIE, 1974-79 20. WIF - WILE, 1968-79

Box 391

Folder

1. WILF - WILKIE, 1973-79 2. WILKIN (A-Z) - WILL, 1975-79 3. WILLIAMS (A-G), 1975-81 4. WILLIAMS (H-Z), 1975-79 5. WILLF - WILR, 1973-79 6. WILSON, 1974-79 7. WILT - WIM, 1975-79 8. WINA - WINKA, 1975-79 9. WINKF - WINZ, 1974-79 10. WIO - WITE, 1973-79 11. WITF - WN, 1975-79 12. WOA - WOLD, 1975-79 13. WOLE - WOLF, 1968-79 14. WOLG - WOZ, 1975-79 15. WP - WUD, 1975-79 16. WUE - WZ, 1973-79 17. WALLACE, FRANK, 1969 18. WARNER, WALLACE P., 1969-72

Box 392

Folder

1. WARNKE, PAUL, 197 7 2. WEST FARGO STOCKYARDS CORNER, 1972 3. WHITE, JAMES P., 1961-66 4. WHITMAN, CARL JR., 1961-74 5. WILLIAM RANDOLF HEARST FOUNDATION, 1969-78 6. WILLIAMS, VIVIAN, 1961-66 7. WILLIAMSON, GARY, 1962-77 8. WILLISTON AIRPORT, 1975-79 9. WILLISTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1970-76 10. WILLISTON WEATHER BUREAU, 1970 11. XA - XZ, 1974-75 12. YA - YOT, 1970-79 13. YOUNG, 1975-79 14. YOUM - YZ, 1975-79 15. YOUNG, MILTON R., 1969-78 16. ZAA - ZAP, 1975-79 17. ZAQ - ZEN, 1975-79 18. ZER - ZIF, 1975-81 19. ZIG - ZIMMERMAN, 1975-80 20. ZIMM - ZZ, 1975-79 21. ZETTER, OSCAR, 1977-78

Box 393

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series B: A to W, 1969-1970

1. "A" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-1970 2. AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, 1969 3. AFL-CIO, 1969 4. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 5. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1969 6. ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE, FEB.-MAR. 1969 7. ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE, APRIL 1969 8. ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE, MAY 1969 9. ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE, JUNE 1969 10. ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE, JULY 1969 11. ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE, AUGUST-DECEMBER 1969 12. AIRFORCE, 1969-70 13. AIRLINES, 1969 14. AMERICAN CONSULATES, 1969 15. AMERICAN LEGION, 1969 16. DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, 1969-70

Box 394

Folder

1. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1969-70 2. AUTOGRAPHS, 1969 3. "B" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 4. BANKRUPTCY, 1969-70 5. BARLEY, 1969 6. BIAFRA, 1969 7. BEEF, 1969-70 8. BOOKS, 1969-70 9. BOXCARS, 1969 10. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1969 11. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1969-70 12. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1969-70 13. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1969 14. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1969 15. BUREAU OF ROADS, 1969 16. BUREAU OF STANDARDS, 1969 17. "C" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 18. CAMPAIGN MISCELLANEOUS, 1968 19. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, [NO DATE] 20. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1969 21. CIVIL DEFENSE, 1969 22. CIVIL RIGHTS, 1969 23. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 1969-70 24. CLOTURE, 1969 25. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 26. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, 1969=70 27. CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY, 1967, 1969 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1969 29. CRIME, 1969-70 30. "D" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 31. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 32. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE, 1969-70 33. DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE, 1969 34. DISASTER AREAS AND LOANS, 1969-70 35. DRAFT, 1969-70 36. "E" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 37. EDUCATION, 1969-70

Box 395

Folder

1. EGGS, 1969 2. ELECTORAL COLLEGE, 1969 3. EMBASSY, 1968-70 4. "F" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 5. FARMERS BULLETINS, 1969 6. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1969 7. FARM PROGRAM, 1969-70] 8. FARMERS UNION, 1969 9. FEDERAL AID TO EDUACATION, 1969 10. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1969 11. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1969 12. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION, 1969 13. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1969 14. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1969 15. FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, 1969 16. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1969-70 17. FEED GRAIN, 1969-70 18. FIREARMS, 1969 19. FLAGS, 1969 20. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 1969 21. FOOD FOR PEACE, 1969-70 22. FOREIGN AID, 1969-70 23. FORM LETTERS, 1968-69 24. FREIGHT RATES, 1969-70 25. "G" MISCELLANEOUS, 1968-69 26. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1969 27. GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, 1969 28. G. I. BILL, 1969-70 29. GRAIN, 1969 30. GRAZING, 1969-70 31. GREETINGS, 1969 32. GTA (GRAIN TERMINAL ASSOCIATION), 1969 33. "H" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 34. HEALTH EDUCATION AND WELFARE, 1969-70

Box 396

Folder

1. HOUSING, 1969-70 2. HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE, 1969-70 3. "I" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 4. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION, 1969-70 5. INAUGURATION, 1969 6. INDIANS, 1969-70 7. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1968-70 8. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, 1969-70 9. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1969-70 10. SECT. OF INTERIOR (GOV. WALTER HICKLE), 1969 11. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 12. INVITATIONS, 1969 13. INVITATIONS, 1969 14. INVITATIONS, 1969

Box 397

Folder

1. INVITATIONS, 1969 2. INVITATIONS, 1969 3. "J" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 4. JOBS (SUMMER), 1969 5. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1969 6. "K" MISCELLANEOUS, 1968 7. "L" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 8. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 9. LEGISLATIVE VIEWS, 1969 10. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1969-70 11. LIQUOR, 1969 12. "M" MISCELLANEOUS 13. MAILING LIST, 1969-70 14. MARINE CORPS, 1969 15. MEDICARE, FEBRUARY 1969 - SEPTEMBER 1969 16. MEDICARE, OCTOBER 1969 17. MEDICARE, NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 1969 18. MEDICARE, JANUARY 1970 19. MILITARY PAY, 1968-69

Box 398

Folder

1. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, JANUARY - FEBRUARY 1969 2. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, MARCH - APRIL 1969 3. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, MAY - JUNE 1969 4. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, JULY - SEPTEMBER 1969 5. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, OCTOBER – DECEMBER 1969 6. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, JANUARY – FEBRUARY 1970 7. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS (WITHOUT COVER LETTERS), 1969 8. "N" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 9. NATIONAL GUARD, 1969 10. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, 1969-70 11. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1970 12. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 13. NURSING, 1969-70 14. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 15. OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 1969-70 16. OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, 1969-70 17. OFFICE PERSONNEL, 1968-69 18. OIL, 1969 19. OIL, 1969-70 20. OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1968-70 21. "P" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 22. PASSPORTS, 1969 23. PATENT OFFICE, 1969 24. PAY RAISES, 1969 25. PEACE CORPS, 1969-70 26. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1969-70 27. POLITICAL (IDEAS), 1969-70 28. POSTAL CLERKS, 1970 29. POSTAL PAY RAISE, 1969 30. POSTAL RATES, 1969 31. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 32. POTATO, 1969

Box 399

Folder

1. PRESS RELEASES, 1969 SPRING 2. PRESS RELEASES, 1969 SPRING 3. PRESS RELEASES, SUMMER - AUTUMN, 1969 4. PUBLIC HEALTH, 1967 – 1967 5. PUEBLO, 1969 6. "Q" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 7. "R" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 8. RADIO, 1969 9. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1969-70 10. RAILROADS 1969 11. REA, 1969 12. RETIREMENT, 1969 13. "S" MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 14. SCHOOL LUNCHES, 1969 15. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, 1969-70 16. SELECTIVE SERVICE, 1968 17. SENATE ARCHITECT OFFICE, 1969-70 18. SENATE PAGE, 1969 19. SENATE SERGEANT AT ARMS, 1969-70 20. SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING, 1969 21. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 22. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION 23. SOIL BANK, 1969 24. SOYBEANS, 1969 25. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 26. STUDENT LETTERS, 1969-70 27. STUDENT LOANS, 1969 28. SUGAR, 1969 29. SUPREME COURT (JUDGE HAYNSWORTH NOMINATION), 1969 30. SUPREME COURT (JUDGE HAYNSWORTH NOMINATION), 1969

Box 400

Folder

1. SUPREME COURT (JUDGE HAYNSWORTH NOMINATION), 1969 2. SUPREME COURT (JUDGE HAYNSWORTH NOMINATION), 1969 3. SUPREME COURT 1968, 1969 4. SYMPATHY 1969, 1970 5. “T” MISCELLANEOUS 6. TARIFFS, 1969 7. TAX (CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS), 1969 8. TAXES (COOPERATIVE), 1969 9. TAX (EXEMPT FOUNDATIONS – CHURCHES AND UNIVERSITIES), 1969 10. TAX (FEDERAL LAND BANK), 1969 11. TAXES (INCOME), 1969 12. TAX (INVESTMENT CREDIT) 13. TAX (MUNICIPAL BOND), 1969 14. TAX (MUNICIPAL BOND), 1969 15. TAX (OIL DEPLETION), 1969 16. TAX (PERSONAL EXEMPTION), 1969 17. TAX (POLITICAL), 1969 18. TAX (PROFESSIONAL CORPORATIONS), 1969 19. TAX (REAL ESTATE), 1969

Box 401

Folder

1. TAX (REFORM), 1969 2. TAX (SAVINGS & LOANS), 1969 3. TAX (SURTAX), 1969 4. TELEGRAMS, 1969-70 5. TELEVISION, 1969 6. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1968-69 7. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1969-70 8. TRADE, 1969-70 9. TRANSPORTATION, 1969 10. TREATY AGREEMENTS, 1969

Box 402

Folder

1. TREASURY DEPARMENT, 1969 2. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1969 3. UNITED NATIONS, 1969 4. VETERAN ADMINISTRATION, 1969 5. VETERAN LEGISLATION, 1969-70 6. VIETNAM, 1969-70 7. VIRGIN ISLANDS, 1969 8. VOTING, 1969 9. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 10. WATERSHED PROTECTION & FLOOD PREVENTION ACT, 1969-70 11. WETLANDS PROGRAM, 1969 12. WHEAT, 1969-70 13. WHITE HOUSE, 1969

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series C: A to W, 1970-1971 14. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 15. ABSENTEE VOTERS, 1970 16. AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMIN., 1970 17. AFL-CIO, 1970 18. AGRICULTURAL DAILY SUMMARY, 1970 19. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1979-71 20. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK, 1970 21. AIR FORCE, 1970

Box 403

Folder

1. AIRLINES, 1970-71 2. ALASKA PIPELINES, 1970 3. ABM, 1970 4. AMERICAN CONSULATES, 1970 5. AMERICAN LEGION, 1970 6. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 7. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1970-71 8. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, 1970 9. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 10. BANKRUPTCY, 1970 11. BARLEY, 1970 12. BEEF, 1970 13. BIOGRAPHY, (EMPTY FOLDER) 14. BOOKS, 1970 15. BOX CARS, 1970 16. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1970 17. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1970 18. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1970 19. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1970 20. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1970-71 21. BUREAU OF ROADS, 1970 22. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 23. CAMBODIA, 1970 24. CAMBODIA, 1970 25. CAMBODIA, 1970

Box 404

Folder

1. CAMBODIA, 1970 2. CAMPAIGN FINANCING, 1964-65 3. CAMPAIGN MATERIAL, 1969-70 4. CANCER, 1971 5. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1970-71 6. CIVIL DEFENSE, 1970 7. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1970 8. CIVIL RIGHTS, 1970 9. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 10. CLOTURE, 1968-69 11. COAST GUARD, 1970 12. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1970 13. COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF U.S., 1970 14. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, 1970 15. CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY, 1970 16. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1970 17. CRIME, 1970 18. CUBA, 1970 19. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 20. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1970 21. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMM., 1970 22. DISASTER AREAS & LOANS, 1970 23. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1970 24. DRAFT, 1970 25. DRUGS, 1970 26. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 27. EDUCATION, 1970-71 28. EGGS, 1970 29. ENVIRONMENTAL, 1970-71

Box 405

Folder

1. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 2. FARMERS BULLETINS, (EMPTY FOLDER) 3. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1970 4. FARM PROGRAM, 1970 5. FARM PROGRAM, 1970 6. FARMERS UNION, 1970 7. FAVORABLE ACTION, 1970 8. FEDREAL AID TO EDUCATION, 1970 9. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1970 10. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1970 11. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMM., 1970 12. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, (EMPTY FOLDER) 13. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP, 1970 14. FEDERAL HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1970 15. FEDERAL HOUSING ADMIN., 1970 16. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION, 1970-71 17. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1970 18. FEED GRAIN, 1970 19. FIRE ARMS, 1970 20. FISH & WILD LIFE, 1970 21. FLAGS, 1970 22. FLAX, 1970 23. FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 1970 24. FOOD FOR PEACE, 1970 25. FOOTBALL TICKETS, (EMPTY FOLDER) 26. FOREIGN AID, 1970 27. FORM LETTERS, 1970-72 28. FOREIGN TRADE, 1970 29. FREIGHT RATES, 1970 30. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 31. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1970 32. GENERAL SERVICES ADMIN., 1970-71 33. G. I. BILL, 1970 34. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1970 35. GRAIN, 1970 36. GREETINGS, 1970-71 37. GTA, 1970 38. GUAM, 1970 39. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 40. HEALTH ED. & WELFARE, 1970-71

Box 406

Folder

1. HOUSING, 1970 2. HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE, 1970 3. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 4. ICELAND, 1970 5. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION, 1970-71 6. IMPACT AID, 1970 7. INDIANS, 1970 8. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1970-71 9. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1970 10. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1970 11. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMM., 1970-71 12. INVITATIONS, 1970-71 13. INVITATIONS, 1970 14. INVITATIONS, 1970 15. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 16. JOBS 1970 SUMMER 17. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1970

Box 407

Folder

1. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 2. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1970 3. LEGISLATION TO BE INTRODUCED, (EMPTY FOLDER) 4. LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL, 1970 5. LEGISLATIVE VIEWS, (EMPTY FOLDER) 6. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1970-71 7. LIQUOR, (EMPTY FOLDER) 8. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 9. MAILING LIST, 1970 10. MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT TRAINING ACT, (EMPTY FOLDER) 11. MARINE CORPS, 1970-71 12. MEAT INSPECTION, 1970 13. MEDICARE, 1970 14. MENTAL HEALTH, 1970 15. MIDDLE EAST, 1970 16. MILITARY PAY, 1970 17. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1970 18. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1970 19. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1970 20. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1970 21. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1970 22. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 23. NATIONAL GUARD, 1970 24. NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT, 1970-71 25. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, 1970 26. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1970 27. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 28. NEWSLETTER, 1970 29. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 30. OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 1970 31. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, 1970-71 32. OFFICE PERSONNEL, 1970-71 33. OIL, 1970 34. OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1970

Box 408

Folder

1. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 2. PARCEL POST, 1970 3. PASSPORTS, (EMPTY FOLDER) 4. PATENT OFFICE, 1970 5. PAY RAISE, 1970 6. PEACE CORPS, 1970 7. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1970-71 8. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1968-69 9. POLITICAL, 1964 10. POLITICAL, 1967-70 11. POLITICAL, 1968 12. POLITICAL, 1970 13. PORNOGRAPHY, 1970 14. POSTAL PAY RAISE, 1970 15. POSTAL RATES INCREASE, 1970 16. POST OFFICE –A, 1964-69 17. POST OFFICE-APPAM, 1968 18. POST OFFICE – A, 1967-69 19. POST OFFICE – B, 1961-70

Box 409

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – B, 1967-69 2. POST OFFICE – B, 1968-69 3. POST OFFICE – B, 1964-70 4. POST OFFICE – B, 1966-70 5. POST OFFICE – B, 1968 6. POST OFFICE – B, 1965-66 7. POST OFFICE – C, 1965-70 8. POST OFFICE – C, 1965-68

Box 410

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – C, 1967-70 2. POST OFFICE – C, 1964-66 3. POST OFFICE – D, 1963-67 4. POST OFFICE – D, 1968-70 5. POST OFFICE – D, 1966-69 6. POST OFFICE – D, 1962-65 7. POST OFFICE – E, 1965-70 8. POST OFFICE – E, 1966-69 9. POST OFFICE – E, 1966-70 10. POST OFFICE – E, 1964-66

Box 411

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – F, 1966-68 2. POST OFFICE – FARGO, 1963-1970 3. POST OFFICE – F, 1967-68 4. POST OFFICE – F, 1964-68 5. POST OFFICE – F, 1966-69 6. POST OFFICE – F, 1964-67 7. POST OFFICE – G, 1961-67 8. POST OFFICE – G, 1963-70 9. POST OFFICE – G, 1964-65 10. POST OFFICE – G, 1960-69 11. POST OFFICE – H, 1962-63 12. POST OFFICE – H, 1967-68

Box 412

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – H, 1966-70 2. POST OFFICE – H, 1961-69 3. POST OFFICE – H, 1961-70 4. POST OFFICE – H, 1967-70 5. POST OFFICE – H, 1968-70 6. POST OFFICE – I, 1970 7. POST OFFICE – J, 1967-70 8. POST OFFICE – K, 1965-68 9. POST OFFICE – K, 1965-67 10. POST OFFICE – K, 1965 11. POST OFFICE – L, 1965-70 12. POST OFFICE – L, 1967-70

Box 413

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – L, 1961-63 2. POST OFFICE – L, 1962-68 3. POST OFFICE – L, 1962-65 4. POST OFFICE – M, 1967-70 5. POST OFFICE – M, 1966-70 6. POST OFFICE – M, 1969-70 7. POST OFFICE – M, 1970 8. POST OFFICE – M, 1968-70 9. POST OFFICE – M, 1967-68 10. POST OFFICE – M, 1961-67 11. POST OFFICE – M, 1965-70

Box 414

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – M, 1966-70 2. POST OFFICE – N, 1966-70 3. POST OFFICE – N, 1962-67 4. POST OFFICE – N, 1963-68 5. POST OFFICE – O, 1967-68 6. POST OFFICE – P, 1969-70 7. POST OFFICE – P, 1965-67 8. POST OFFICE – P, 1964-67 9. POST OFFICE – P, 1965-68 10. POST OFFICE – R, 1967-69 11. POST OFFICE – R, 1966-67 12. POST OFFICE – R, 1967-70 13. POST OFFICE – R, 1966-67 14. POST OFFICE – ST., 1962-68

Box 415

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – S, 1962-70 2. POST OFFICE – S, 1967-68 3. POST OFFICE – S, 1964-67 4. POST OFFICE – S, 1962-67 5. POST OFFICE – S, 1965-66 6. POST OFFICE – S, 1963-67 7. POST OFFICE – S, 1961-65 8. POST OFFICE – S, 1961-68 9. POST OFFICE – S, 1961-62 10. POST OFFICE – T, 1963-65 11. POST OFFICE – T, 1954-65 12. POST OFFICE – T, 1961-70 13. POST OFFICE – U, 1961-63 14. POST OFFICE – V, 1959-70 15. POST OFFICE – V, 1961-63 16. POST OFFICE – W, 1966-67

Box 416

Folder

1. POST OFFICE – W, 1961-65 2. POST OFFICE – W, 1968 3. POST OFFICE – W, 1966-68 4. POST OFFICE – W, 1961-70 5. POST OFFICE – W, 1967-68 6. POST OFFICE – W, 1966-67 7. POST OFFICE – Y, 1963-67 8. POST OFFICE – Z, 1966-67 9. POST OFFICE APPOINTMENTS, 1960-66 10. POST OFFICE – CITY DELIVERY SERVICE IN N. DAK., 1966 11. POST OFFICE COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS, 1969-72 12. POST OFFICE – COMMITTEE – NORTH DAKOTA, 1971-73 13. POST OFFICE - COMMITTEE – OUT OF STATE, 1969-74 14. POST OFFICE CONSOLIDATIONS – PRESENTED BY POD IN MARCH 1967 15. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 16. DISCONTINUED POST OFFICE, 1965 17. FARGO DOOR TO DOOR, 1972-77 18. FARGO POST OFFICE, 1974-77 19. NORTH DAKOTA MAIL SURVEY, 1965

Box 417

Folder

1. PANDERING SOLICITATIONS, 1968-72 2. REFORM – P.O., 1969-72 3. POST OFFICE – S.1376 – TO EXTEND RURAL MAIL DELIVERY, 1967 4. STAR ROUTE CONTRACTS, 1968 5. APPEALS – UFPC – RECLASSIFACATION, 1986-69 6. UNICEF – POST OFFICE, 1970 7. POSTAL FUNDS – BANK ACCOUNTS, 1967-68 8. POSTAL INSTITUTE, 1968 9. POSTAL INVESTIGATION, 1973 10. POSTAL RATES, 1971 11. POSTAL REORGANIZATION, 1970 12. POSTAL SERVICE EXTENSIONS, 1968 13. POLLUTION, 1970 14. PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, 1970 15. POTATO, 1970 16. PRESS RELEASES, 1970 17. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 18. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 19. RADIO AND T.V. RECORDING, 1970 20. RAILROADS, 1970 21. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1970-71 22. REA, 1970 23. RURAL TELEPHONE ADMINISTRATION, 1970 24. RUSSIA, 1970-71 25. “S” MICELLANEOUS, 1970 26. SCHOOL GRANTS, 1970 27. SCHOOL LUNCHES, 1970 28. SECURITY & EXCHANGE COMM., 1970 29. SELECTIVE SERVICE, 1969-70 30. SENATE ARCHITECT OFFICE, 1970 31. SENATE PAGE, 1970 32. SENATE SERGENT AT ARMS, 1970 33. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1970 34. SOIL BANK, 1970 35. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71 36. SPECIAL RE-ELECTION, 1970 37. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 38. STUDENT LOANS, 1970-71 39. SUGAR, 1970 40. SST, 1970-71

Box 418 Folder

1. SUPREME COURT, 1970 2. SUPREME COURT, 1970 3. SUPREME COURT (JUDGE CARSWELL), 1970 4. SUPREME COURT – CARSWELL, 1970 5. SUPREME COURT – CARSWELL, 1970 6. SYMPATHY, 1970 7. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 8. TARIFFS, 1966-70 9. TAXES (BONDS), 1969 10. TAXES (CAPITAL GAINS), 1969 11. TAXES (COOPERATIVE), 1969-70 12. TAXES COOPERATIVE, 1969 13. TAXES INCOME, 1970 14. TAXES MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 15. TAXES (REFORM), 1970 16. TELEGRAMS, 1970 17. TELEVISION, 1970 18. TIME (DAYLIGHT SAVINGS), 1970 19. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1970

Box 419

Folder

1. THANK-YOU LETTERS, 1970 2. TRADE, 1970 3. TRANSPORTATION, 1970-71 4. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 5. TRUTH IN LENDING ACT, 1970 6. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 7. UNITED NATIONS, 1970 8. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-71 9. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, 1970 10. VETERANS INSURANCE, 1970 11. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1970 12. VIETNAM, 1970-71 13. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71 14. VIETNAM WAR PETITIONS, 1970 15. VIRGIN ISLANDS, 1970 16. VOTING, 1968-71 17. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 18. WASHINGTON FORM LETTER, 1969-70 19. WATERSHED PROTECTION & FLOOD PREVENTION, 1970 20. WETLANDS PROGRAM, 1970 21. WHEAT, 1970 22. WHITE HOUSE, 1970-71

Box 420

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series D: A to W, 1971-1972

1. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-76 2. ABM, 1971 3. ABORTION, 1971-72 4. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1971-72 5. AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMIN, 1971-72 6. AFL-CIO, 1971 7. AGRICULTURAL DAILY SUMMARY, 1971-72 8. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 9. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1971 10. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOK, 1972 11. AIRLINES, 1970-72 12. ALASKA – NATIVE CLAIMS, 1971-72 13. ALASKA – NATIVE CLAIMS, 1971 14. ALASKA PIPELINE, 1971 15. AMERICAN CONSULATES, 1971 16. AMERICAN LEGION, 1971-72 17. AMTAK, 1972 18. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1971 19. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 20. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1971-72 21. AMNESTY, 1972 22. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, 1971-72 23. AUTOGRAPHS, 1971-72

Box 421

Folder

1. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 2. BANKRUPTCY, 1971-72 3. BARLEY, 1971 4. BEEF, 1972 5. BOOKS, 1071-72 6. BOX CARS, 1972 7. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1971 8. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1971-72 9. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1971-72 10. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1971-72 11. BUREAU OF MINES, 1971 12. BUREAU OF PRISONS, 1971-72 13. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1971-72 14. BUSING, 1972 15. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 16. CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES, 1971-72 17. CANCER, 1972 18. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, 1971 19. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1971-72 20. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1972 21. CIVIL DEFENSE, 1972 22. CIVIL RIGHTS, 1971 23. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 1971-72 24. COAST GUARD, 1971 25. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 26. COMMODITY CREDIT CORPRATION, 1971 27. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, 1971-72 28. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1971-72 29. CONSUMER EDUCATION, 1969-72 30. CRIME, 1972 31. CUBA, 1972 32. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 33. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 34. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMM., 1971-72 35. DISARMAMENT, 1971 36. DISASTER AREAS & LOANS, 1971 37. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1971 38. DRAFT, 1971-72 39. DRAFT, 1971-72 40. DRUGS, 1971-72

Box 422

Folder

1. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 2. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION, 1971 3. EDUCATION, 1971 4. EDUCATION, 1971-72 5. EGGS, 1972 6. EMBASSY, 1971-72 7. EMBASSY, 1970-72 8. EMVIRONMENT, 1971-72 9. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 10. FARM PRICES, 1971-72 11. FARM PROGRAM, 1971-72 12. FARMERS BULLETINS, 1971 13. FARMER HOME ADMINSTRATION, 1971-72 14. FARMERS HOME LOANS, 1971 15. FARMERS UNION, 1971-72 16. FARMERS UNION CENTRAL EXCHANGE, 1971 17. FAVORABLE ACTION, 1969-72 18. FAVORABLE ACTION, 1972 19. FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION, 1971 20. FEDERAL AVAITION AGENCY, 1971-72 21. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1971 22. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMM., 1972 23. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1971-72 24. FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION, 1971-72 25. FEDERAL HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1971-72 26. FEDERAL HOUSING ADMIN., 1971 27. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1971-72 28. FEED GRAIN, 1972 29. FIREARMS, 1971-72 30. FISH & WILDLIFE, 1971-72 31. FLAGS, 1971-73 32. FLAX, 1971 33. FOOD & DRUG ADMIN., 1971-72 34. FOOD STAMPS, 1971-72 35. FOOTBALL TICKETS, 1972 36. FOREIGN AID, 1971-72 37. FOREIGN TRADE, 1972 38. FORM LETTERS, 1971-72

Box 423

Folder

1. FREIGHT RATES, 1970 2. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 3. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 4. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1971-72 5. GENERAL SERVICES ADMIN., 1970-71 6. G. I. BILL, 1970-72 7. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1971 8. GRAIN, 1971-72 9. GREETINGS, 1971-72 10. GREETINGS, 1971 11. G.T.A., 1972 12. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 13. HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE, 1971-72 14. HOUSING, 1970-72 15. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 16. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION, 1971-72 17. INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE, 1971-72 18. INDIANS, 1971-72 19. INDIANS, 1971-72

Box 424

Folder 1. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1971-72 2. INFLATION, 1971-72 3. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1971-72 4. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 5. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMM., 1971-72 6. INVITATIONS, 1972 7. INVITATIONS, 1972 8. INVITATIONS, 1971-72 9. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 10. JEWEL BEARING PLAN, (EMPTY FOLDER) 11. JOBS SUMMER, 1971 12. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1970-72 13. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 14. LABOR DEPARMENT, 1971-72 15. LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL, 1972-72 16. LEGISLATIVE VIEWS, 1971 17. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1971-72 18. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 19. MACARONI, 1971-72 20. MAILING LIST, 1971-72 21. MARINE CORPS, 1971-72

Box 425

Folder

1. MEAT INSPECTION, 1971-72 2. MEDICARE, 1971-72 3. MENTAL HEALTH, 1971-72 4. MILITARY PAY, 1971-72 5. MINIMUM WAGE LAWS, 1971-72 6. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1971 7. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1971 8. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1971 9. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1971 10. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1971 11. MY LAI (CALLEY, LT), 1971 12. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 13. NATIONAL GUARD, 1971-72 14. NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES, 1966-72 15. NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT, 1971-72 16. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, 1971-72 17. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1968-72 18. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 19. NEWSLETTER, 1971 20. NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION, 1972

Box 426 Folder

1. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 2. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, 1970-72 3. OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET, 1970-72 4. OFFICE PERSONNEL, 1971 5. OIL, 1971-72 6. OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1971-72 7. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 8. PARITY PRICES, 1971 9. PASSENGER SHIPPING, 1971 10. PASSPORTS, 1971 11. PATENT OFFICE, 1971 12. PAY RAISE, 1971 13. PEACE CORPS, 1972 14. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1971-72 15. POLITICAL, 1971 16. POLLUTION, 1971-72 17. POSTAL PAY RAISE, 1971-72 18. POSTAL RATES INCREASE, 1971-72 19. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 20. POSTAL REORGANIZATION, 1971 21. POTATO, 1971-72 22. POVERTY, 1971 23. PRISONERS OF WAR, 1971-72 24. PRISONERS OF WAR, 1970-71

Box 427

Folder

1. PRESS RELEASES, 1971-72 2. PUBLIC HEALTH ADMIN., 1971 3. PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW COMMISSION, 1971 4. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 5. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 6. RAILPAX, 1970-71 7. RAILPAX, 1971 8. RAILROADS, 1971 9. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1971 10. REA, 1971-72

Box 428

Folder

1. REAP, 1973 2. REAP, 1972-73 3. RETIREMENT LEGISLATION, 1971-72 4. REVENUE SHARING, 1971-72 5. RURAL TELEPHONE ADMIN., 1971-72 6. RUSSIA, 1972 7. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 8. SCHOOL GRANT, 1971 9. SCHOOL LUNCHES, 1972 10. SCHOOL REPORT, 1971 11. SECURITY & EXCHANGE COMM., 1971 12. SELECTIVE SERVICE, 1971-72 13. SENATE ARCHITECT OFFICE, 1971 14. SENATE PAGE, 1971-72 15. SENATE SERGEANT AT ARMS, 1972 16. SENIOR CITIZENS HOUSING, 1971 17. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1971-72 18. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 1971-72 19. SOY BEANS, 1971 20. SPEECHES, 1971 21. SST. 1971 22. SST, 1971 23. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1971-72

Box 429

Folder

1. STRIKE (DOCK), 1972 2. STUDENT LOANS, 1971-72 3. STUDENT LOANS, 1971 4. SUGAR, 1971-72 5. SUPREME COURT, 1971-72 6. SYMPATHY, 1971-72 7. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 8. TAXES MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 9. TAXES INCOME, 1971 10. TELEGRAMS, 1972 11. TELEGRAMS, 1971-72 12. TELEVISION, 1971-72 13. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1971-72

Box 430

Folder

1. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1971 2. TRADE, 1971 3. TRANSPORTATION DEPT., 1970-72 4. TREASURY DEPT., 1971-72 5. TRUCKING, 1971-72 6. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 7. UNITED NATIONS, 1971-72 8. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, 1970-71 9. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 10. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1971-72 11. VETERANS LEGISLATIONS, 1971-72 12. VIETNAM, 1971-72 13. VIETNAM, 1972 14. VIETNAM, 1971-72 15. VOTING, 1968-72

Box 431

Folder

1. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 2. WAGE – PRICE FREEZE, 1971-72 3. WAGE – PRICE FREEZE, 1971 4. WASHINGTON FORM LETTER, 1971 5. WATERSHED PROTECTION & FLOOD PREVENTION, 1971-72 6. WATERSHED PROTECTION & FLOOD PREVENTION, 1971 7. WHEAT, 1971-72 8. WHITE HOUSE, 1971-72 9. X – Y – Z, 1972-73

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series E: A to W, 1977-1978

10. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 11. ABORTION, 1978 12. ABORTION, 1978

Box 432

Folder

1. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1977-78 2. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1977-78 3. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1977-78 4. AIR BAGS, 1977-78 5. AIR FORCE, 1978 6. AIRLINES, 1978 7. ALASKA PIPELINE, 1978 8. AMERICAN LEGION, 1978 9. AMTRAK, 1977 10. AMTRAK, 1978 11. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1977-78 12. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1978 13. AUTOGRAPHS, 1978 14. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 15. BARLEY, 1978 16. BEEF, 1978 17. BOOKS, 1978 18. BOXCARS, 1978 19. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1978 20. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1978 21. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1978 22. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1978 23. BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1977 24. BUREAU OF PRISONS, 1978 25. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1978 26. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 27. CAMPAIGN, 1978 28. CANCER, 1976-78 29. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, 1978 30. CHINA, 1978 31. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1978 32. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 1978 33. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1978 34. CLEAN AIR, 1978 35. CLEAN WATER, 1978 36. COAST GUARD, 1978 37. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1978 38. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, 1978 39. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1978 40. CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY, 1978 41. CUBA, 1978 42. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 43. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1978 44. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE, 1978 45. DRUGS, 1978 46. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 47. EDUCATION, 1978 48. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, 1978 49. ENDAGERED SPECIES ACT, 1978

Box 433

Folder

1. ENERGY, 1977-78 2. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, 1977-78 3. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, 1978 4. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, 1978 5. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 6. FARM PROGRAMS, 1978 7. FARMERS BULLETINS, 1977-78 8. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1978 9. FARMERS UNION, 1978 10. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1978 11. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1978 12. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMM., 1978 13. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1978 14. FEDERAL HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1978 15. FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, (EMPTY FOLDER) 16. FEDERAL SPENDING, 1978 17. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1977-78 18. FEED GRAIN, 1978 19. FIREARMS, 1978 20. FLAGS, 1977-78 21. FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 1978 22. FOOD FOR PEACE, 1978 23. FOOD STAMPS, 1978 24. FOREIGN AID, 1978 25. FORM LETTERS, 1978 26. FREIGHT RATES, 1978 27. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 28. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1978 29. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION, 1978 30. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1978 31. GRAIN, 1978 32. GRAZING, 1978 33. GREETING, 1977-78 34. GTA, 1978 35. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 36. HEALTH, 1978

Box 434

Folder

1. HEALTH & EDUCATION WELFARE, 1977-78 2. HOUSING, 1977-78 3. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1977-78 4. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION, 1977-78 5. INDIANS, 1978 6. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1977-78 7. INFLATION, 1978 8. INFLATION, 1978 9. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1977-78 10. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1978 11. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, 1978 12. INVITATIONS, 1978 13. INVITATIONS, 1977-78 14. INVITATIONS, 1978 15. INVITATIONS, 1978 16. INVITATIONS, 1978 17. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 18. JOBS, 1977-78 19. JOBS, 1978 20. JOBS, 1977 21. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1978 22. “K” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 23. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 24. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1978 25. LEGISLATIVE VIEWS, 1977-78 26. LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL, 1978 27. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1978 28. LOCK AND DAMS, 1978 29. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 30. MAILING LIST, 1978 31. MARINE CORPS, 1978 32. MEAT INSPECTION, 1977-78 33. MEDICARE, 1978 34. MENTAL HEALTH, 1978 35. METRIC SYSTEM, 1978 36. MILITARY, 1978

Box 435

Folder

1. MINIMUM WAGE, 1978 2. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATION, 1978 3. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 4. NATIONAL GUARD, 1978 5. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, 1978 6. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1978 7. NATURAL GAS, 1978 8. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1977-78 9. NEWSLETTER, 1978 10. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 11. OIL, 1978 12. OSHA, 1977-78 13. OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA FOUND., 1978 14. OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1977 15. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 16. PANAMA CANAL, 1978 17. PANAMA CANAL, 1978 18. PASSPORTS, 1978 19. PATENT OFFICE, 1978 20. PAY RAISE, 1978 21. PEACE CORPS, 1978 22. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1978 23. POLITICS, 1978 24. POSTAL RATES, 1978 25. POSTAL SERVICE, 1977-78 26. POTATO, 1978 27. PRESS RELEASES, 1978 28. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 29. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 30. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 31. RAILROADS, 1977-78 32. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1978 33. REA, 1977-78 34. RETIREMENT LEGISLATION, 1978 35. RUSSIA, 1977-78 36. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 37. SENATE ARCHITECT OFFICE, 1977-78 38. SENATE SERGEANT AT ARMS, 1978 39. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1978 40. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 1977-78 41. SOIL BANK, 1978 42. SOLAR ENERGY, 1978 43. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1978 44. STUDENT LOANS, 1977-78

Box 436

Folder

1. SUGAR, 1978 2. SUPREME COURT, 1978 3. SYMPATHY, 1978 4. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 5. TAXES, 1977-78 6. TAXES, 1978 7. TAXES, 1978 8. TELEGRAMS, 1978 9. TELEVISION, 1978 10. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1975-77 11. TRANSPORTATION, 1977-78 12. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1978 13. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 14. UNITED NATIONS, 1978 15. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978 16. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1977-78 17. VETERANS INSURANCE, 1978 18. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1978 19. VOTING, 1978 20. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1977-78 21. WATER POLLUTION, 1977-78 22. WHEAT, 1978 23. WHITE HOUSE, 1977-78

Box 437

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series F: A to Z, 1978-1979

1. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 2. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1979 3. AFL-CIO, 1979 4. ABORTION, 1979 5. ABORTION, 1979 6. AGRICULTURE, 1978-79 7. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1978-79 8. AIR FORCE, 1979 9. AIRLINES, 1979 10. ALASKA PIPELINE, 1979 11. AMERICAN LEGION, 1979 12. AMTRAK, 1979 13. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1979 14. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1979 15. AUTOGRAPHS, 1979 16. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 17. BARLEY, 1979 18. BEEF, 1979 19. BOOKS, 1979 20. BOXCARS, 1979 21. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1979 22. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1979 23. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1979 24. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1979 25. BUREAU OF PRISONS, 1979 26. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1979 27. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 28. CAMPAIGN, 1979 29. CANCER, 1979 30. CHANNEL A, 1979

Box 438

Folder

1. CHRYSLER, 1979 2. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1978-79 3. CIVIL SERVICE, 1979 4. CIVIL SERVICE COMM., 1979 5. CLEAN AIR, 1979 6. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1979 7. COMMODITY CREDIT CORP., 1979 8. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, 1979 9. CONGRESSIONAL $50 DAY, 1979 10. CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY, 1978-79 11. CUBA, 1979 12. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 13. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1978-79 14. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE, 1979 15. DIESEL FUEL, 1979 16. DISASTER AREAS & LOANS, 1979 17. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1979 18. DRUGS, 1979 19. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 20. ECONOMIC INDICATOR, 1979 21. EDUCATION, 1979 22. EMBASSY, 1979 23. EMERGENCY LOAN, 1979 24. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT (FISH AND WILDLIFE), 1977-79 25. ENERGY, 1978-79 26. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1979 27. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, 1979 28. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 29. FARM PRICES, 1979 30. FARM PROGRAMS, 1979

Box 439

Folder

1. FARMERS BULLETINS, 1979 2. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1979 3. FARMERS UNION, 1979 4. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1979 5. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1979 6. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMM., 1979 7. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1979 8. FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION, 1979 9. FEDERAL HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1979 10. FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, (EMPTY FOLDER) 11. FEDERAL SPENDING, 1979 12. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1979 13. FIREARMS, 1979 14. FLAGS, 1979 15. FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 1979 16. FOOD FOR PEACE, 1979 17. FOOD STAMPS, 1979 18. FOREIGN AID, 1979 19. FORM LETTERS, 1979 20. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 21. GASOLINE, 1979 22. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1979 23. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION, 1979 24. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1979 25. GOVERNMENT SPENDING, 1978-79 26. GRAIN, 1979 27. GRAZING, 1978-79 28. GREETING, 1978-79 29. GTA, 1979 30. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 31. HEALTH, 1979 32. HEALTH EDUCATION AND WELFARE, 1979 33. HOUSING, 1978-79 34. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 35. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION, 1979 36. INDIANS, 1979

Box 440

Folder

1. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1979 2. INFLATION, 1978-79 3. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1978-79 4. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1979 5. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, 1978-79 6. INVITATIONS, 1979 7. INVITATIONS, 1979 8. IRAN, 1979 9. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1978-79 10. “K” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 11. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 12. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1978-79 13. LEGISLATION VIEWS, 1979 14. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1979 15. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 16. MAILING LIST, 1979 17. MARINE CORPS, 1979 18. MEDICARE, 1979 19. METRIC SYSTEM, 1978-79 20. MIDDLE EAST, 1979 21. MILITARY, 1979 22. MINIMUM WAGE, 1979 23. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1979 24. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 25. NATIONAL GUARD, 1979 26. NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT, 1979 27. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, 1979 28. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1979 29. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1978-79 30. NEWSLETTER, 1979 31. NUCLEAR POWER, 1979 32. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 33. OIL, 1979 34. OIL, 1979 35. OSHA, 1979

Box 441

Folder

1. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79

2. PANAMA CANAL, 1978-79 3. PAY RAISE, 1979-80 4. PEOPLE’S TEMPLE, 1978-79 5. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1979 6. POSTAL SERVICE, 1979 7. POTATO, 1979 8. PRESS RELEASES, 1979 9. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 10. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 11. RAILROADS, 1979 12. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1979 13. RARE II, 1978-79 14. REA, 1978-79 15. RED CHINA, (EMPTY) 16. RETIREMENT LEGISLATION, 1978-79 17. RUSSIA, 1979 18. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 19. SALT, 1979 20. SALT, 1979 21. SALT, 1979 22. SCHOOL PRAYER, 1979 23. SECURITY AND EXCHANGE COMMISION, 1979 24. SENATE ARCHITECT OFFICE, 1978-79 25. SENATE PAGE, 1979 26. SENATE SERGEANT AT ARMS, 1979 27. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1979 28. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 1979 29. SOLAR ENERGY, 1979 30. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1979 31. STUDENT AID, 1979

Box 442

Folder

1. STUDENT AID, 1978-79 2. STUDENT LOANS, 1978-79 3. SYMPATHY, 1979 4. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 5. TAXES, 1979 6. TAXES, 1979 7. TAXES, 1979 8. TELEGRAMS, 1979 9. TELEGRAMS, 1978-79 10. TELEVISION, 1979 11. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1978-79 12. TRADE COMMISSION,1979 13. TRANSPORTATION, 1979 14. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1979 15. TVA, 1979 16. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 17. UNITED NATIONS, 1978-79 18. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 19. VETERANS ADMINISTATION, 1979 20. VETERANS INSURANCE, 1979 21. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1978-79 22. VOTING, 1978 23. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 24. WATER POLLUTION, 1978-79 25. WHEAT, 1979 26. WHITE HOUSE, 1978-79 27. “X Y Z” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979

Box 443

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series G: A to Z, 1979-1980

1. A MISCELLANEOUS, 1979-80 2. ABORTION, 1978-80 3. AFGHANISTAN, 1980 4. AFL-CIO, 1980 5. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1980 6. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1979-81 7. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1980 8. AIR FORCE, 1980-81 9. AIRLINES, 1979 10. AMERICAN CONSULATES, 1980 11. AMTRAK, 1980 12. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1980 13. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1980 14. AUTOGRAPHS, 1979-80 15. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 16. BARLEY, 1980 17. BIOGRAPHY, 1980 18. BOATING, 1980 19. BOOKS, 1980 20. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1980 21. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1980 22. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1980 23. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1980 24. BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1980 25. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1980 26. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979-81

Box 444

Folder

1. CAMPAIGN, 1980 2. CANCER, 1980 3. CENEX, 1980 4. CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS, 1980 5. CHINA, 1980 6. CHRYSLER, 1979-80 7. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1980 8. CIVIL DEFENSE, 1979-80 9. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISION, 1980 10. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1980 11. CLEAN AIR, 1976-80 12. COAST GUARD, 1980 13. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1979-80 14. COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION, 1980 15. COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM, 1980 16. COMMUNITY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, 1979-80 17. CONGRATLATORY MESSAGES, 1980 18. COST OF LIVING, 1980 19. CUBA, 1980 20. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 21. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1980 22. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMM., 1980 23. DRAFT, 1980-81 24. DRUGS, 1980 25. “E” MISCELLANEOUS 1980 26. ECONOMIC INDICATOR, 1980 27. EDUCATION, 1980 28. ENERGY, 1980 29. ENERGY FUEL ASSISTANCE, 1979-80 30. ENERGY MOBILIZATION BOARD, 1980 31. ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1979-81 32. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, 1980 33. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979-80 34. FARM PRICES, 1980-81 35. FARM PROGRAMS, 1980 36. FARMERS BULLETINS, 1980 37. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1980 38. FARMERS UNION, 1980 39. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1980

Box 445

Folder

1. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1980 2. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMM., 1980 3. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1980 4. FEDERAL SPENDING, 1980 5. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1980 6. FEED GRAIN, 1980 7. FLAGS, 1979-80 8. FLAGS, 1980 9. FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 1980-81 10. FOOD FOR PEACE, 1980 11. FOOD STAMPS, 1980 12. FOREIGN AID, 1980 13. FREIGHT RATES, 1980 14. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 15. GASHOL, 1980 16. GASOLINE $.10, 1980 17. GENERAL ACCOUTNING OFFICE, 1980 18. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION, 1980 19. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, 1980 20. GRAIN, 1980 21. GREETINGS, 1979-80 22. GRAZING, 1980 23. GTA, 1980 24. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 25. HEALTH EDUCATION & WELFARE, 1980 26. HEALTH INSURANCE, 1980 27. HOUSING, 1980-81 28. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 29. IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION, 1980 30. INDIANS, 1980 31. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1979-81

Box 446

Folder

1. INFLATION, 1980 2. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1980 3. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1980-81 4. INTERPARLIAMENTARY UNION CONFERENCE, 1979 5. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, 1980 6. IRAN, 1979-81 7. INVITATIONS, 1980-81 8. INVITATIONS, 1980 9. INVITATIONS, 1980 10. INVITATIONS, 1980 11. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 12. JOBS, 1979-81 13. JOBS, 1978-79 14. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1980 15. “K” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 16. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 17. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1980 18. LEGISLATION VIEWS, 1980 19. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1980 20. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 21. MAILING LIST, 1980-81 22. MAIL SERVICE, 1980 23. MARINE CORPS, 1980 24. MEAT INSPECTION, 1980 25. MEDICARE, 1980 26. MENTAL HEALTH, 1980 27. METRIC SYSTEM, 1980 28. MILITARY, 1979-80 29. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1980-81 30. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 31. NATIONAL GAS, 1980 32. NATIONAL GUARD, 1980

Box 447

Folder

1. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, 1980 2. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1980 3. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1980-81 4. NEWSLETTER, 1980 5. NUCLEAR POWER, 1980 6. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 7. OIL, 1980 8. OLD AGE, EMPTY FOLDER 9. OLYMPICS, 1980 10. OSHA, 1980 11. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 12. PANAMA CANAL, 1980 13. PATENT OFFICE, 1980 14. PAY RAISES, 1980 15. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1980-81 16. POLITICS, 1980 17. POSTAL RATES, 1980 18. POSTAL SERVICE, 1980-81 19. PRESS RELEASES, 1980 20. PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, 1980 21. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 22. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 23. RAILROAD DEREGULATION, 1980 24. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1980 25. RAILROADS, 1980 26. RETIREMENT LEGISLATION, 1980 27. RHODESIA, 1980 28. REA, 1980 29. RURAL TELEPHONE ADM., 1980 30. RUSSIA, 1980 31. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 32. SALT, 1980 33. SCHOOL PRAYER, 1980 34. SENATE ARCHITECT OFFICE, 1980 35. SENATE PAGE, 1980 36. SENATE SERGEANT AT ARMS, 1980 37. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 1980 38. SOLAR ENERGY, 1980 39. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1980-81 40. STUDENT LOANS, 1980 41. SUGAR, 1980 42. SUPREME COURT, 1980 43. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979-80 44. TARIFFS, 1980 45. TAXES, 1980 46. TAXES, 1979-80 47. TAXES, 1980 48. TAXES, 1980

Box 448

Folder

1. TELEGRAMS, 1980 2. TELEGRAMS, 1980 3. TELEGRAMS, 1980 4. TELEVISION, 1980 5. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1980 6. TVA, 1980 7. TRANSPORTATION, 1980 8. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1980-81 9. TRUCKING, 1980 10. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 11. UNITED NATIONS, 1980-81 12. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-80 13. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1980 14. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1979-81 15. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979-80 16. WATER POLLUTION, 1980 17. WHEAT, 1980 18. WHITE HOUSE, 1980 19. “X”, “Y”, “Z” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980

Box 449

Folder

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-Series A: A to W, 1970-1971

1. ND “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1969-70 2. ND ADJUTANT GENERAL, 1970-71 3. ND AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, 1967-69 4. ND AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, 1970-71 5. ND AGRICULTURE & STABILIZATION, 1970 6. ND AGRICULTURE & LABOR COMM., 1970 7. ND AMERICAN LEGION, 1970 8. ND ASSOCIATE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, 1970 9. ND ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1970-71 10. ND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN., 1970 11. ND AVIATION ASSOCIATION, 1970 12. ND “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 13. ND BAR ASSOCIATION, 1970 14. ND BROADCASTING ASSN., 1967-70 15. ND BROADCASTING ASSOCIATION, 1970-72 16. ND “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 17. ND CENSUS, 1970 18. ND CIVIL DEFENSE, 1970 19. ND CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S HOME, 1968 20. ND CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSN., 1970 21. ND “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 22. ND DAIRY INDUSTRIES, 1969-70 23. ND DEMOCRATICS, 1970 24. ND “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 25. ND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMM., 1970 26. ND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1970 27. ND ELECTORAL COLLEGE, 1968 28. ND ELECTORAL COLLEGE, 1968-69 29. N. DAK. EMPLOYMENT, 1970 30. ND “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 31. ND FARM BUREAU, 1970 32. ND FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71 33. ND FARMERS UNION, 1970 34. ND FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP., 1970 35. ND FREIGHT RATES, 1970 36. ND “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 37. ND GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 38. ND GARRISON DIVERSION, 1970 39. ND GRAZING ASSOCIATION, 1970 40. ND GREATER ASSOCIATION, 1970-71 41. ND “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 42. ND HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1970 43. ND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 1969-70 44. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1970 45. ND HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, 1970 46. ND “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 47. ND INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION, 1970 48. ND INDUSTRY, 1970 49. ND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 50. ND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1970-71 51. ND INTERNATION PEACE GARDEN, 1970 52. ND “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 53. ND “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 54. ND LEGISLATION, 1971 55. ND LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION, 1970 56. ND LIBRARY COMMISSION, 1970 57. ND LIGNITE, 1970 58. ND LIVESTOCK SANITARY BOARD, 1970 59. ND “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 60. ND MEDICAL EXAMINERS, 1970 61. ND MENTAL HEALTH, 1970 62. ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1970

Box 450

Folder

1. ND LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1970-71 2. ND MISSILE SITES, 1970 3. ND MISSOURI RIVER BASIN, 1970 4. ND “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 5. ND NURSES ASSOCIATION, 1970-71 6. ND “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 7. ND OIL, 1970 8. N. DAK. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, 1970 9. N. DAK. OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1970-71 10. ND “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 11. ND PILOT PLANT, 1970 12. ND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 1969-70 13. ND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 1970 14. ND PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD, 1970-71 15. ND “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 16. ND RURAL ELECTRIC, 1970 17. ND RURAL TELEPHONES, 1970 18. ND ”S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 19. ND SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, 1970 20. ND SELECTIVE SERVICE, 1970-71 21. N. DAK. SMALL BUSINESS ADMIN., 1970 22. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1970-71 23. ND STATE HOSPITAL, 1970-71 24. ND STATE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, 1967-69 25. ND STATE UNIVERSITY, 1970-71

Box 451

Folder

1. ND STOCKMENS ASSOCIATION, 1970 2. ND “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 3. ND TAX COMMISSIONER, 1970 4. ND TELEVISION (EDUCATIONAL), 1968-70 5. ND “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970 6. ND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1970 7. ND UNIVERSITY, 1970 8. ND “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-71 9. ND VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1970-71 10. ND “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 11. ND WHEAT COMMISSION, 1970 12. ND WORKMENS COMPENSATION, 1970

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-Series B: A to Y, 1971-1972

13. ND “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 14. ND ADJUTANT GENERAL, 1971-72 15. ND AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, 1971-72 16. ND AGRICULTURE & STABILIZATION, 1971-72 17. ND AMERICAN LEGION, 1971-72 18. ND ASSOCIATE GENERAL CONTRACTOR, 1971 19. ND ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1970-72 20. ND AVIATION ASSOCIATION, 1971-72 21. ND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOC., 1971-72 22. ND “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 23. ND BAR ASSOCIATION, 1971 24. ND BROADCASTING ASSOCIATION, 1971 25. ND “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 26. ND CIVIL DEFENSE, 1971-72 27. ND CRIPPLED CHILDRENS HOME, 1971 28. ND CROP REPORTS, 1972 29. ND “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 30. ND DEMOCRATICS, 1971-72 31. ND DISASTER AREA, 1970-71

Box 452 Folder

1. ND “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 2. ND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMM., 1971-72 3. ND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1971-72 4. ND EMERGENCY RELIEF, 1971-72 5. ND EMPLOYMENT, 1971-72 6. ND “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 7. ND FARM BUREAU, 1971-72 8. ND FARMERS GRAIN ASSOCIATION, 1972 9. ND FARMERS HOME ADMIN., 1971-72 10. ND FARMERS UNION, 1971-72 11. ND FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP., 1971-72 12. ND FLOODING, 1971-72 13. ND FOSTER – GRANDPARENT PROGRAM, 1971-72 14. ND “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 15. ND GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 16. ND GARRISON DIVERSION, 1971-72 17. ND GREATER ASSOCIATION, 1971-72 18. ND GREEN THUMB PROJECT, 1971-72 19. ND “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 20. ND HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 21. ND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 22. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1971 23. ND HOUSING ADMIN., 1971-72 24. ND “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 25. ND INDIAN AFFAIRS COMM., 1971-72 26. ND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 27. ND INTERNAL RENENUE, 1971-72 28. ND INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDEN, 1971-72 29. ND “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 30. ND “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 31. ND LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1971-72 32. ND LAKE SAKAKAWEA, 1971-72 33. ND LEGISLATION, 1971-72

Box 453

Folder

1. ND LETTER CARRIERS ASSOC., 1971 2. ND LIBRARY COMMISSION, 1971-72 3. ND LIGNITE, 1972 4. ND LIVESTOCK SANITARY BOARD, 1971 5. ND “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 6. ND MEDICAL EXAMINERS, 1971-72 7. ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1971-72 8. ND MILL & ELEVATOR, 1972 9. ND MISSILE SITES, 1971-72 10. ND MISSILE SITES, 1970-71 11. ND MISSOURI RIVER BASIN, 1972 12. ND MISSOURI RIVER BASIN, 1969-71 13. ND “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 14. ND NURSES ASSOCIATION, 1971-72 15. ND “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 16. ND OEO, 1970-71 17. ND OLD AGE & SURVIVOR INSURANCE SYSTEM, 1970-72 18. ND OIL, 1971 19. ND OUTDOOR RECREATION, 1971-72 20. ND “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1970-72 21. ND PENITENTIARY, 1972 22. ND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 1970-72 23. ND PUBLIC SERVICE COMM., 1971-72 24. ND PUBLIC WELFARE, 1971-72 25. ND “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72

Box 454

Folder

1. ND RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC., 1971-72 2. ND RURAL TELEPHONE, 1971 3. ND “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971-72 4. ND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, 1972 5. ND SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, 1972 6. ND SECRETARY OF STATE, 1971 7. ND SELECTIVE SERVICE, 1971-72 8. ND SENIOR CITIZEN, 1971-72 9. ND SMALL BUSINESS ADM., 1971-72 10. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1971-72 11. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1971 12. ND SOIL CONSERVATION, 1971-72 13. ND SOIL CONSERVATION, 1971 14. ND STATE HOSPITAL, 1971-72 15. ND STATE PLANNING, 1971-72 16. ND STATE PLANNING, 1971 17. ND STATE UNIVERSITY, 1972 18. ND STATE UNIVERSITY, 1971 19. ND STOCKMENS ASSOCIATION, 1971-72

Box 455

Folder

1. ND “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 2. ND TAX COMMISSION, 1971-72 3. ND TELEVISION, 1971-72 4. ND THEORDORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL MEMORIAL, 1971-72 5. ND “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 6. ND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1971 7. ND U. S. ATTORNEY, 1971 8. ND UNIVERSITY, 1972 9. ND UNIVERSITY, 1972 10. ND UNIVERSITY, 1971-72 11. ND UNIVERSITY, 1971 12. ND UNIVERSITY, 1970-71 13. ND “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972 14. ND VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1971-72 15. ND VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, 1970-72 16. ND “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1971 17. ND WATER CONSERVATION COMM., 1969-72 18. ND WHEAT COMMISSION, 1971-72 19. ND WILDLIFE FEDERATION, 1971-72 20. ND WORKMENS COMPENSATION, 1971-72 21. ND “Y” MISCELLANEOUS, 1972

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-Series C: A to W, 1978-1979

22. ND “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 23. ND AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, 1979 24. ND AFL-CIO, 1979 25. ND AGRICULTURE STABILIZATION & CONSERVATION SERVICE, 1979 26. ND AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1979 27. ND ASSOCIATED GENERAL CON, 1978 28. ND ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1979 29. ND AVIATION ASSOCIATION, 1979 30. ND “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 31. ND BAR ASSOCIATION, 1979

Box 456

Folder

1. ND “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 2. ND CIVIL DEFENSE, 1979 3. ND COAL, 1979 4. ND “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 5. ND DEMOCRATS, 1979 6. ND “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 7. ND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, 1979 8. ND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1978-79 9. ND EMERGENCY RELIEF, (EMPTY FOLDER) 10. ND EMPLOYMENT, 1979 11. ND “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 12. ND FARM BUREAU, 1979 13. ND FARMERS GRAIN ASSOCIATION, (EMPTY FOLDER) 14. ND FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1979 15. ND FARMERS UNION, 1979 16. ND FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP., 1979 17. ND FLOODING, 1979 18. ND “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 19. ND GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, 1979 20. ND GARRISON DIVERSION, 1979 21. ND GRAIN DEALERS, 1979 22. ND GREATER ASSOCIATION, 1979 23. ND “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 24. ND HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1979 25. ND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 1979 26. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1979 27. ND HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, 1979 28. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 29. ND INDIAN AFFAIRS COMM., 1979 30. ND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 1979 31. ND INTERNAL REVENUE, 1978-79 32. ND INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDENS, 1976-79 33. ND “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 34. ND “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 35. ND LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1979 36. ND LAKE SAKAKAWEA, 1979 37. ND LEGISLATION, 1978-79 38. ND LETTER CARRIERS ASSN., 1979 39. ND LIBRARY COMMISSION, 1979 40. ND LIGNITE, 1979

Box 457

Folder

1. ND “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-79 2. ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1978-79 3. ND MINING, 1979 4. ND MISSILE SITES, 1976-79 5. ND MISSOURI RIVER BASIN, 1979 6. ND “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 7. ND NURSES ASSOCIATION, 1979 8. ND “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 9. ND “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 10. ND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 1979 11. ND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 1979 12. ND PUBLIC WELFARE, 1979 13. ND “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 14. ND “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 15. ND REVENUE SHARING, 1979 16. ND RURAL ELECTRIC COOP, 1979 17. ND RURAL LETTER CARRIERS, 1979 18. ND “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 19. ND SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, 1979 20. ND NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, 1979 21. ND SECRETARY OF STATE, 1979 22. ND SENIOR CITIZENS, 1979 23. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1978-79 24. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1979 25. ND SOIL CONSERVATION, 1979 26. ND STATE HOSPITAL, 1979 27. ND STATE UNIVERSITY, 1979 28. ND STOCKMEN’S ASSOCIATION, 1978-79 29. ND “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 30. ND TAX COMMISSIONER, 1978-79 31. ND THEODORE ROOSEVELT PARK, 1978 32. ND TRAILL COUNTY PUBLIC HOUSING, 1979 33. ND “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 34. ND UND – IN – MED, 1979 35. ND UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA, 1979 36. ND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1979 37. ND VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1979 38. ND VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, 1979

Box 458

Folder

1. ND “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979 2. ND WATER CONSERVATION, 1979 3. ND WHEAT COMMISSION, 1979 4. ND WEATHERIZATION, (EMPTY FOLDER) 5. ND WORKMENS COMPENSATION, 1979

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-Series D: A to Z, 1980-1981

6. ND “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 7. ND AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, 1980 8. ND AFL – CIO, 1980 9. ND AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1980 10. ND AGRICULTURE STABLILIZATION & CONSERVATION SERVICE, 1980 11. ND ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1980 12. ND “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 13. ND BAR ASSOCIATION, 1980 14. ND “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 15. ND CIVIL DEFENSE, 1979-80 16. ND “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 17. ND DEMOCRATS, 1980 18. ND “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 19. ND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, 1980 20. ND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1980 21. ND EMERGENCY RELIEF, (EMPTY FOLDER) 22. ND EMPLOYMENT, 1980 23. ND “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1979-80 24. ND FARM BUREAU, 1980 25. ND FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1979-81 26. ND FARMERS UNION, 1980 27. ND FED. CROP INSURANCE CORP., 1980 28. ND FLOODING, 1980 29. ND FRONTIER AIRLINES, 1980 30. ND “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 31. ND GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT, 1980 32. ND GARRISON DIVERSION, 1979-80 33. ND GRAIN DEALERS, 1980 34. ND GREATER ASSOCIATION, 1980-81 35. ND “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 36. ND HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1980 37. ND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 1980 38. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1980

Box 459

Folder

1. ND “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 2. ND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 1980 3. ND INTERNAL REVENUE, 1980-81 4. ND “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 5. ND “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 6. ND LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1980 7. ND LAKE SAKAKAWEA, 1980-81 8. ND LEGISLATION, 1980 9. ND LETTER CARRIERS ASSN., 1980-81 10. ND LIBRARY COMMISSION, 1980 11. NG LIGNITE, 1980 12. ND “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 13. ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1980 14. ND MINING, 1980 15. ND MISSILE SITES, 1980 16. ND MISSOURI RIVER, 1980 17. ND “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 18. ND AERONAUTICS COMMISSION, 1981 19. ND AGING, 1981 20. ND AGRICULTURE, 1981 21. ND ASSO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS, 1981 22. ND ASCS, 1981 23. ND ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1981 24. ND AUTO DEALERS ASSO., 1981 25. ND BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD, 1981 26. ND BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD, 1981 27. ND “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 28. ND DEMOCRATIC, 1981 29. ND DISABLED AM. VETERANS, 1981

Box 460

Folder

1. ND “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 2. ND ECONOMIC DEVELOP. COMM., 1981 3. ND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1981 4. ND EMPLOYMENT, 1981 5. ND “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 6. ND FARM BUREAU, 1981 7. ND FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1981 8. ND FAMERS UNION, 1981 9. ND FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1981 10. ND FLOODING, 1981 11. ND “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 12. ND GARRISON DIVERSION, 1981 13. ND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 1981 14. ND GREEN THUMB PROGRAM, 1980-81 15. ND “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 16. ND HANDICAPPED, 1981 17. ND HEALTH CARE REVIEW, 1981 18. ND HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1981 19. ND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 1981 20. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1981 21. ND HOSPITALS, 1981 22. ND HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, 1981 23. ND “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 24. ND INTERNAL REVENUE, 1981 25. ND INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDEN, 1981 26. ND “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 27. ND “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 28. ND LAKE SAKAKAWEA, 1981 29. ND LEGISLATION, 1981 30. ND LETTER CARRIERS ASSN., 1981 31. ND LIBRARY COMMISSION, 1981 32. ND LIGNITE, 1981 33. ND “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 34. ND MEDICAL EXAMINERS, 1981 35. ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1981 36. ND MILL & ELEVATOR, 1981 37. ND “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 38. ND NEWSPAPERS, 1981 39. ND NURSES ASSOCIATION, 1981 40. ND “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 41. ND OIL, 1981 42. ND OLD AGE & SURVIVOR INSURANCE, 1981 43. ND “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 44. ND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 1981 45. ND PUBLIC SERVICE, 1981 46. ND PUBLIC WELFARE, 1981 47. ND “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 48. ND REVENUE SHARING, 1981 49. ND RURAL ELECTRIC COOP. INC., 1981 50. ND RURAL TELEPHONES, 1981 51. ND “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 52. ND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, 1981 53. ND SELECTIVE SERVICE, 1981

Box 461

Folder

1. ND SENIOR CITIZENS, 1981 2. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1981 3. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1981 4. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1981 5. ND SOCIAL SERVICES, 1981 6. ND SMALL BUSINESS, 1981 7. ND SOIL CONSERVATIONS SERV., 1981 8. ND STATE UNIVERSITY, 1981 9. ND STOCKMENS ASSOCIATION, 1981 10. ND “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 11. ND “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 12. ND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1981 13. ND UNIVERSITY (GRAND FORKS), 1981 14. ND “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 15. ND VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1981 16. ND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, 1981 17. ND “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 18. ND WATER CONSERVATION COMM., 1981 19. ND WHEAT COMMISSION, 1981 20. ND WILDLIFE FEDERATION, 1981 21. ND WORKMENS COMPENSATION, 1981 22. ND “X, Y, Z” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981

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Folder

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-Series E: Miscellaneous 1. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1965-67 2. ND LIGNITE, 1965-67 3. JOINT LUNCH BILLS, 1967-71 4. ND MISSILE SITES, 1967-69 5. ABM, 1969 6. ABM – FILE II M – Z CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1969 7. NORTH DAKOTA FEEDER LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, 1969-70 8. ND J. CLARK SALYER REFUGE, 1969-76 9. ND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 1970 10. ND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 1970 11. ND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 1975 12. ND SENIORS UNITED, 1976 13. ND UNIVERSITY, 1977 14. ND PARK RIVER, 1977 15. ND DEVILS LAKE, 1978 16. DICKINSON/HOUSING, 1978 17. ELIZONDO/HOD, 1978 18. ND FORT UNION 1978 19. ND MISSILE SITES, 1978

Box 462A

Folder

1. BURDICK QUENTIN, 1956-66 2. BURDICK TRIP, 1965 3. QNB UNKNOWN, 1964 4. GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE, 1961-72 5. MINOT STATE COLLEGE, 1976-77

Box 463

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series H: A to T, 1977-1982

1. ABORTION, 1981-82 2. ABORTION, 1981-82 3. ANTI-MONEY FUND (H. R. 2591), 1980 4. BEARD AMENDMENT (H. R. 6075), 1978 5. ABORTION, 1982 6. CATV, UNDATED 7. CHILD CARE, 1981 8. COALITION FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION, 1982 9. COALITION FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION, 1982 10. COMMON SITUS PICKETING (S. 924), 1977

Box 464

Folder

1. COMMON SITUS PICKETING (S. 924), 1977 2. FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICITS, 1982 3. FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION (H. R. 6256, S. 1550), 1982 4. FIREARMS OWNERSHIP RIGHTS ACT, 1981-82 5. FORT UNION, 1977 6. HATCH ACT, 1977 7. HOMOSEXUALITY, 1981 8. HYDE AMENDMENT, 1981-82 9. INDIAN AFAIRS (H. R. 9054), 1977 10. LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION, 1981 11. MARIJUANA, 1977 12. NATL. PORK PRODUCERS COUNCIL, 1982 13. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1977 14. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT (S. 1883), 1977-78 15. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1977 16. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978 17. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978

Box 465

Folder

1. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT (S. 1883), 1978 2. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978 3. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978 4. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978 5. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978 6. NATIONAL LABOR ACT (S. 1883), 1978 7. PANAMA CANAL, 1977 8. PANAMA CANAL, 1977 9. PANAMA CANAL, 1977-78 10. PANAMA CANAL, 1978 11. PANAMA CANAL, 1978

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1. PANAMA CANAL, 1977 2. PANAMA CANAL, 1977 3. POSTAL REFORM LEGISLATION (S. 3229), 1978 4. POSTAL REFORM LEGISLATION (S. 3229), 1978 5. PRAYER (H. R. 865), 1981 6. PUBLIC BROADCASTING CORPORATION, 1981 7. PUBLIC PENSION PLANS (S. 1587), 1978 8. SALT II, 1977 9. SATURDAY MAIL DELIVERY, 1982 10. SNOWMOBILING, 1977 11. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID, 1982 12. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID, 1982 13. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID, 1982 14. STUDENT FINANCIAL AID, 1982 15. TAX REDUCTION, 1981 16. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION (H. R. 4800), 1977 17. MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE, 1978-81

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Series III: Senatorial Files

Sub-Series A: Legislative Files

1. S. 1 – S. 50, 1969-70 2. S. 50 – S. 100, 1970 3. S. 100 – S. 150, 1969-70 4. S. 150 – S. 200, 1969-70 5. S. 200 – S. 250, 1969-70 6. S. 250 – S. 300, 1969-70 7. S. 300 – S. 350, 1969 8. S. 350 – S. 400, 1969-70 9. S. 400 – S. 450, 1969-70 10. S. 450 – S. 500, 1969 11. S. 550 – S. 600, 1969 12. S. 600 – S. 650, 1969 13. S. 700 – S. 750, 1969-70 14. S. 750 – S. 800, 1969-70 15. S. 800 – S. 850, 1969 16. S. 850 – S. 900, 1969 17. S. 900 – S. 950, 1969-70 18. S. 950 – S. 1000, 1969-70

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1. S. 1000 – S. 2000, 1969 2. S. 1000 – S. 2000, 1969 3. S. 1000 – S. 2000, 1969-70 4. S. 1000 – S. 2000, 1969-70 5. S. 1000 – S. 2000, 1970 6. S. 3000, 1971

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1. S. J. Res. 1 – Direct popular election of Pres. & VP. (Previous Cong. materials), 1969-70 2. S. J. Res. 1 – Direct popular election of Pres. & VP. (Previous Cong. materials), 1969-70 3. S. J. Res. 1 – Direct popular election of Pres. & VP. (91st Cong. materials), 1970 4. S. Con. Res. 3 – Relief assistance to persons affected by Nigerian Civil War. (Pearson), 1969 5. S. 7 – To amend Federal Water Pollution Control Act and for other purposes. (Muskie), 1967 6. S. 7 – To amend Federal Water Pollution Control Act and for other purposes. (Muskie), 1967 7. S. 7 – To amend Federal Water Pollution Control Act and for other purposes. (Muskie), 1967-68 8. S. Res. 16 – To create a Veterans Affairs Committee. (Burdick), 1967-69 9. S. 20 – To extend volunteer fire companies the rates of postage on 2nd class & 3rd class bulk mailings. (Boggs), 1967-69 10. S. J. Res. 28 – Providing for renaming the Central Arizona Project, Carl Hayden Project. (Goldwater), 1969 11. S. J. Res. 29 – Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of Yellowstone National Park. (Bible), 1969

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1. S. 30 – Amendment 443 – Asst. Atty. General for Organized Crime. (Tydings), 1970 2. S. Con. Res. 32 – Submission of a resolution on rail transportation. (Allot), 1967-70 3. S. Con Res. 34 – National policy toward the American Indians & Alaskan Natives. (McGovern), 1969-71 4. S. 43 – To amend sec. 16 of the Soil Conservation & Domestic Allot. Act, ext. Gr. Pl. Cons. (McGovern), 1968-69 5. S. J. Res. 49 – Regarding the status of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Is. (Prin.), 1967-69 6. S. J. Res. 60 – Establish a commission on Balanced Econ. Development. (Mundt), 1967-69 7. S. J. 61 – 91st Congress – Equal Rights for Women. (Cook), 1970-71 8. S. Res. 68 – Continue the Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs (McGovern), 1969 9. S. 74 – To place in trust certain lands on Standing Rock Sioux Ind. Reservation (Mundt), 1969 10. S. Res. 80 – Joint committee to investigate the treatment of prisoner of war in VN. (Byrd), 1970 11. S. J. Res. 85 – “National Archery Week” – 8/26 – 9/1/69. (Goldwater), 1969 12. S. 88 – Artificial Organ, Transplantation, and Technological Dev. Act. 1969. (Jackson) 13. S. J. Res. 88 – To create a Commission to study Bankruptcy laws. (Prin.), 1969-70 14. S. J. Res. 88 – Questionnaire Returns, 1969-70 15. S. J. Res. 98 – Emergency Credit Revolving Fund. (Mondale), 1969 16. S. J. Res. 100 – Create commission to study bankruptcy laws of the U.S. (Burdick), 1968-70 17. S. J. 100 – Hearings General (91st S. J. Res. 88), 1968 18. S. J. 100 – Invitations to Hearings S. J. Res. 88 – 91st, 1968 19. S. J. 100 – Responses to Invitations to Hearings S. J. Res. 88 – 91st, 1968 20. S. J Res. 100 – To proclaim week beginning May 1st as Youth Week. (Inouye), 1969 21. S. J. Res. 120 – Providing for a master ground transportation plan for the U. S. (Moss), 1969 22. S. J. Res. 147, 1969 23. S. J. Res. 148 – Prayer, 1969-70 24. S. J. Res. 144 – Appropriation of funds for school districts in or adjoining Indian reservations (Anderson), 1969 25. S. J. Res. 148 – School aid to federally impacted areas. (Montoya), 1969 26. S. J. Res.163 – Main Appropriation for Departments of Labor, HEW, for June 30, 1970. (Montoya), 1969

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1. S. J. Res. 100 – S. J. Res. 88 -91st, 1968 2. S. Res. – To express Senate opposition to shutdown of Job Corps installations. (Cranston), 1969 3. S. Res. 211 – U. S. & U.S.S.R. nuclear strategic weapons limitation. (Brooke), 1970 4. S. J. Res. 218 – J. Res. For “Day of Bread” and “Harvest Festival Week.” (Dole), 1970 5. S. 223 – To provide for construction of memorial alone Lewis & Clark route in N. D. (Burdick), 1969-70 6. S. J. Res. 223 – “National Blood Donor Month.” (Eagleton), 1970 7. S. 224 – To amend the Immigration and Nationality Act, 1969 8. S. 226 – To promote advancement of science and education of scientists through grants. (Burdick), 1968-89 9. S. 227 – To provide for loans to Indian tribes and tribal corporations. (Burdick), 1968-71 10. S. Res. 228 – Sense of Senate that President should resubmit Geneva Protocol. (Hartke), 1969 11. S. 228 – To provide that farmer (or fisherman) shall have until March 15 to file income tax. (Burdick), 1967-69 12. S. 231 – Provide for a highway bridge across Little Missouri at Garrison Reservoir. (Burdick), 1967-70 13. S. J. Res. 238 – National Day in Support of U. S. Prisoners of war in S. E. Asia. (Prin.), 1970 14. S. Res. 243 – Expressing sense of Senate obtaining compliance of N. Vietnam prisoners of war (Bayh), 1969 15. S. 249 – To establish producer owned and controlled emergency reserves. (McGovern), 1967- 69 16. S. Res. 270 – Expressing sense of Senate relative to Vietnam War. (Church & Hatfield), 1969 17. S. 305 – To amend the Consolidated FHA Act. (Moss), 1967-69 18. S. Res. 376 – Resolutions relating to cancer research. (Yarborough), 1970 19. S. Res. 387 – To express sense of Senate relative to Supreme Court nominations. (Cranston), 1970 20. S. 406 – To amend the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949. (Proxmire), 1969 21. S. 413 – To authorize the Sec. of Agriculture…suppression of rural fires. (Montoya), 1967-69 22. S. Res. 455 – Ukrainian Independence Day. (Schweiker), 1970 23. S. Res. 475 – Ceremony for POW & MIA at Army-Navy game on Nov. 28, 1970. (Curtis), 1970 24. S 500 – To amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954. (Metcalf), 1968-69 25. S. 578 – To amend Bankruptcy Act re discharge ability or non-discharge ability of debts. (Burdick), 1967-68 26. S. 583 – To provide for the flying of the American flag over the remains of the USS Utah. (Moss), 1969-70 27. S. 771 – Prohibit slaughter of livestock under certain conditions. (Burdick), 1967-69 28. S. 774, 1969 29. S. 775 – Declare the U.S. hold certain lands in trust for Three Tribes of Fort B. (Burdick), 1966-69 30. S, 776 – Place in trust certain lands on Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. (Burdick), 1969 31. S. 811 – To require the Secretary of Agriculture and Director of BOB to make separate accounting of funds. (Mondale), 1967-69 32. S. 819 – Exempt citizens 65 years or over from entrance admission or user fees. (Cannon), 1969 33. S. 845 – To change the definition of “Ammunition” for purposes of chapter 44. (Bennett), 1969 34. S. 860 – To establish a Department of Consumer Affairs. (Nelson), 1969 35. S. 1075 – National Environmental Policy Act of 1916. (Jackson), 1969 36. S. 1076 – To establish the Youth Conservation Corps. (Jackson), 1969 37. S. 1132 – To amend title II of Soc. Sec. Act to define the term disability. (Metcalf), 1968-69 38. S. 1149 – To amend the Organic Act of Guam. (Moss), 1968 39. S. 1179 – Amend the Federal Aviation Act of 1958. (Percy), 1969

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1. S. 1181 – Potato research and Promotion Act. (Young), 1969 2. S. 1198 – To permit a compact to several States relating to taxation. (Magnuson),1969 3. S. 1205 – To provide for a medal to be known as the Supreme Sacrifice Medal. (Hartke), 1969 4. S. 1209 – To amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act…extend medical aid. (Bayh), 1969 5. S. 1230 – Amend the Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control Act of 1968 – Indian tribes. (Prin.), 1969 6. S. 1285 – To establish a National Economic Conversion Commission. (McGovern), 1969 7. S. 1290 – To incorporate the College Benefit System of America. (McClellan), 1969 8. S. 1290 – HOLD, 1969 9. S. 1297 – Amend the Civil Service Retirement Act removing all age Restrictions. (Magnuson), 1969 10. S. 1400 – Amend title II of Merchant Marine Act, 1936, create Fed. Mari. Admin. (Magnuson), 1969 11. S. 1476, 1969 12. S. 1519 – To establish a National Commission ON Libraries and Information Science. (Yarborough), 1969 13. S. 1561 – To amend Chapter 235 of title 18, USC, to provide for appellate review of sentence in criminal cases. (Hruska), 1969 14. S. 1563 – To promote the advancement of science and the education of scientists. (Harris), 1969 15. S. 1589 – Hospital Emergency Assistance Act of 1969. (Magnuson), 1969 16. S. 1610 – To allow credit under Civil Service for service in federal/state cooperative program (Montoya), 1969-70 17. S. 1684 – To amend the Rural Electrification Act of 1936. (McGovern), 1968-69 18. S. 1685 – To provide additional assistance for areas suffering a major disaster. (Bayh), 1969 19. S. 1691, 1969 20. S. 1772 – To provide that Fed. Government pays one-half of the cost of health insurance. (McGee), 1969 21. S. 1788 – Student Assistance Act of 1969. (Mondale), 1969 22. S. 1790 – Great Plains Conservation Program (McGovern), 1969-70

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1. S. 1851 – Honey Promotion and Research Act of 1969. (Talmadge), 1969 2. S. 1933 – Providing for Federal railroad safety. (Hartke), 1969-60 3. S. 1938 – Amend the Railroad Hours of Service Act of 1907. (Hartke), 1965-69 4. S. 1961 – To remove the limitation of number of civilian employees in Div. of Indian Health- HEW. (Harris), 1969 5. S. 1962 – To authorize the Voyageurs National Park in Minn. (Mondale), 1969 6. S. 1997 – To provide for more effective prevention and treatment of alcoholism. (Javits), 1967-69 7. S. 2014 – Amend the Food Stamp Act of 1964, and other acts. (McGovern), 1969 8. S. 2079 – Cattle Industry Trade Conference Act. (Sparkman), 1969 9. S. 2094 – To extend the life of the Lewis & Clark Trail Comm. (Prin.), 1969 10. S. 2257 – To establish the “Water Bank.” (Young), 1969-70 11. S. 2257 – To establish a “Water Bank.” (Young), 1968-69 12. S. 2265, 1969 13. S. 2301 – To abolish the death penalty. (Hart), 1967-69 14. S. 2348, 1967-68 15. S. 2352 – For the relief of Melita T. Cabanilla. (Principal), 1969 16. S. 2353 – For the relief of Dr. Leonardo M. Cabanilla. (Prin.), 1969 17. S. 2354 – For the relief of Dr. Bernard Weston March. (Prin.), 1969 18. S. 2355, 1969-70 19. S. 2355 – To establish advisory commission to study and report freight rates. (Prin.), 1969 20. S. 2391 – “Environmental Quality Improvement Act of 1969” (Muskie), 1969

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1. S. 2482 – To amend Public Health Service Act to add new title dealing with kidney disease. (Javits), 1969 2. S. 2355 – Advisory Commission to study freight rates, 1969 3. S. 2501 – 50-cent-per-bushel export marketing certificate on wheat. (Prin.), 1967-70 4. S. 2523 – “Community Mental Health Centers Amendments of 1969.” (Yarborough), 1969 5. S. 2546 – Military Procurement bill – QNB’s Amendments, 1969 6. S. 2608 – To provide for the comprehensive control of narcotic addict. & drug abuse. (Yarborough), 1969-70 7. S. 2676 – To prohibit sale to minors of obscene materials…interstate transport and mails. (Tydings), 1969 8. S. 2718 – To modify ammunition recordkeeping requirements. (Bennett), 1969-70 9. S. 2730 – For the relief of Winnie C. Sanders. (Prin.), 1968-69 10. S. 2754 – “Civil Service Retirement Amendments of 1969.” 1969 11. S. 2804 – Multistate tax compact. (Magnuson), 1969-71 12. S. 2802 – Minot Water Supply, 1970 13. S. 2809 – Minot Water Supply, 1969 14. S. 2802 – Secretary of the Interior to construct, operate, & maintain Minot Extension of Garrison Diversion. (Burdick), 1970 15. S. 2808 – Minot Water Supply. (Minot Extension Of Garrison), 1969-70 16. S. 2876 – Campaign Reform Act of 1969. (Pearson) (Hart), 1969-71 17. S. 2890 – To provide equal treatment for reservists under the GI bill. (Church), 1969 18. S. 3035 – To amend Title II of Social Sec. Act to increase number of dropout years. (Hartke), 1969 19. S. 3065 – Extend REA act of 1936 to Guam. (Metcalf), 1969 20. S. 3068 – Coalition Farm Bill. (McGovern & Yarborough), 1969-70

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1. S. 3137 – St. Lawrence Seaway Amendments of 1969. (Mondale), 1969 2. S. 3155 – To amend Organic Act of Guam to clarify application of tax. (Spon.), 1969-70 3. S. 3163 – White House Conference on Indian Affairs. (Fannin), 1969 4. S. 3174, 1968-69 5. S. 3220 – Designation of obscene mail matter by sender. (Mansfield), 1969-70 6. S. 3224 – To give ICC additional authority to alleviate freight car shortage. (Magnuson), 1970 7. S. 3253 – To name Federal Office Buildings in Illinois, Everett McKinley Dirksen. (Percy), 1970 8. S. 3261 – Amend title 18 to admit to community treatment centers. (Burdick), 1970 9. S. 3355 – Heart disease, stroke, cancer, and kidney disease amendments of 1970. (Yarborough), 1970 10. S. 3418 – Family Medicine. (Yarborough), 1970 11. S. 3505 – To amend the Land & Water Conservation Fund Act. (Jackson), 1970 12. S. 3523 – To amend Bankruptcy Act to authorize courts of bankrupt to determine discharge ability on non-disclosure (Sponsor), 1970 13. S. 3584 – Missouri River Basin Stabilization. (Young), 1970 14. S. 3592 – To amend the Federal Meat Inspection Act to clarify custom slaughtering. (Curtis), 1970 15. S. 3598 – To amend section 32 (e) of title III of Bankhead-Jones Act. (Aiken), 1970 16. S. 3643 – To provide for the issuance of a gold medal of Rev. M. L. King. (Scott), 1970 17. S. 3689 – V. A. to make loans to Vets in obtaining a private pilot’s license. (Yarborough), 1970 18. S. 3697 – Clean Lakes Act of 1970. (Mondale), 1970 19. S. 3708 – Distribution of judgment funds in ICC 142 & 359 to Sisseton and Wahpeton. (Prin.), 1970 20. S. 3835 – Alcohol Abuse and Prevention, Treatment Act of 1970. (Hughes), 1970 21. S. 3875 – Relating to rail transportation of freight for DOD in U.S. Boxcars. (Pearson), 1970 22. S. 3959 – To provide certain retirement benefits under title 5, air traffic controllers. (McGee), 1970 23. S. 3984 – To establish the American Indian Development Bank. (McGovern), 1970 24. S. 3987 – To provide for health & sanitation inspection of livestock imported into U. S. (Spon.), 1970 25. S. 4039, 1970 26. S. 4192 – Water Bank. (Young), 1970 27. S. 4227 – To provide an equitable system for adjusting rates of pay for govt. employees. (McGee), 1970 28. S. 4247 – Discharge ability Bill. (Prin.), 1970

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1. S. 4260 – Federal – Aid Highway Act of 1970. (Randolph), 1970 2. S. 4492 – Agricultural Act of 1970. (McGovern), 1970 3. Amendment 2 – To amend S. 500 – The Internal Revenue Code of 1954. (Burdick), 1969 4. Amendment 13 – (S. 248) Definition of “owner.” (Prin.), 1969 5. Amendment 577 to S. 3068 – Limitation on payments. (Prin.), 1969-70 6. Amendment 728 to S. 3650 – Possession of smokeless powder and black powder. (Schweiker), 1970 7. Amendment 819 0 Limit ABM to GFK and Malstron AFB. (Hart – Cooper), 1970 8. ABM – Inclusion of letters in Congressional Rec. 1969 9. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD CLIPPINGS, 1970 10. ND Delegation Legislation 91st Congress 1st Session, 1969 11. Memorandum to strengthen Rule XXII, 1968 12. Statement on Israel. (Ribicoff), 1969 13. S. J. Res. 1 – Direct popular election of President & Vice President of U. S. (Bayh), 1975 14. S. Con. Res. 2 – Disapprove 5% Ceiling on Social Sec. cost-of-living increases. (Church), 1975 15. S. J. Res. 2 – Martin Luther King Day on January 15 of each year. (Brooke), 1975 16. S. J. Res. 4 – September 17 as “Constitution Day.” (Inouye), 1975 17. S. Res. 4 – Amending Rule 22 of Standing Rules of the Senate. (Mondale), 1975 18. S. Con. Res. 11 – Citizens have right to barrier-free environment. (Randolph), 1975 19. S. J. Res. 12 – Prohibition against Imposition of Tariffs on Oil. (Kennedy), 1975 20. S. 13 – To amend Food Stamp Act of 1964. (McGovern), 1975 21. S. Res. 20 – Vladivostok Agreement. (Kennedy), 1975 22. S. Res. 23 – Disapprove 50% impoundment of section 701 Planning Funds. (HHH), 1975 23. S. Con. Res. 24 – Opposition to proposed curtailment of Medicare benefits. (Bayh), 1975 24. S. J. Res. 35 – National Employ the Older Worker Week. (Randolph), 1975 25. S. Res. 48 – MIA resolution. (Sparkman), 1975 26. S. J. Res. 54 – National Food Day. (Clark), 1975 27. S. Res. 59 – To aid in energy conservation. (Randolph), 1975 28. S. 66 – Nurse Training & Health Revenue sharing & Health Services Act of 1975. (Kennedy), 1975 29. S. Res. 68 – Establishing that amendments to bills and resolutions be germane. (Pastore), 1975 30. S. Res. 69 – Disapproving deferral of Fed-Aid Highway Act funds. (Randolph), 1975 31. S. Res. 70 – Disapproving deferral of Water Program Operations Construction grants. (Muskie), 1975 32. S. Con. Res. 70 – Broadening the Observance of Thanksgiving. (Humphrey), 1975 33. S. J. Res. 76 – National Beta Sigma Phi Week. (Dole), 1975 34. S. Con. Res. 86 – Opposing Increases on Medical Costs for the Elderly. (Church), 1976 35. S. 93 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. (Mathias), 1975 36. S. J. Res. 95 – National Gospel Music Month. (Baker), 1975 37. S. Con. Res. 96 – Authorize Corrections in Enrollment on H. R. 5727. (Burdick), 1976 38. S. Res. 97 – Retention of U. S. Sovereignty over Canal Zone. (Thurmond), 1975-76 39. S. Con. Res. 102 – Price Supports on Certain Agricultural Commodities. (Abourezk), 1976 40. S. Res. 104 – Select Committee on Small Business. 1975 41. S. Res. 104 – Provide limited Legislative Authority to Select Committee on Small Business. (Hathaway), 1975-76 42. S. 123 – Amend Social Security Act re: clinical psychologists. (Inouye), 1975 43. S. J. Res. 131 – Establish a Task Force on Federal Small Business Impact. (Humphrey), 1975 44. S. J. Res. 143 – Protect Unborn Children and Other Persons. (Burdick), 1975 45. S. Res. 144 – Restore Jim Thorpe to status of amateur athlete. (Sponsor), 1975-76 46. S. Res. 152 – Resolution relating to present federal spending programs. (Dole), 1975 47. S. J. Res. 163 – National Small Business Week. (Nelson), 1976 48. S. Res. 163 – Calling on President to promote negotiations for Test Ban Treaty. (Kennedy), 1975 49. S. 181 – Promote public confidence in leg., & exec. Branches public disclosure of fin. (Case), 1975 50. S. 193 – Anti-Dog-Fighting Act. (Williams), 1974-75 51. S. Res. 199 – Relative to nuclear weapons proliferation. (Mondale), 1975 52. Cloture Motion on S. 200, 1975 53. S. Res. 231 – Congressional Oversight of Government Intelligence and Other Surveillance Activities. (Nelson), 1975 54. S. 232 – Telephone Tax Bill. (Sponsor), 1975 55. S. 233 – For relief of North Central Educational TV. (Sponsor), 1975 56. S. 234 – For relief of Arthur Rike. (Sponsor), 1975 57. S. Res. 235 – Resolution Relating to Proposed Rules of HEW. (Bayh), 1975 58. S. 235 – Establish uniform law on bankruptcies. (Sponsor), 1974-75 59. S. 236 – Revise & reform title of US Code-Re: bankruptcies. (Sponsor), 1973-75 60. S. 237 – To provide juries of six persons in civil cases. (Sponsor), 1975 61. S. 238 – To authorize Devils Lake Sioux Tribe to consolidate ND landholding. (Sponsor), 1973-75 62. S. 239 – Relief of Pavel Vosicky. (Sponsor), 1975 63. S. 240 – Amend charter of General Federation of Women’s Clubs. (Sponsor), 1974-75 64. S. 241 – Donate sub-marginal lands to Devils Lake Sioux Tribe of Ft. Totten. (Sponsor), 1975 65. S. 241 – Sub-marginal lands for D. L. Sioux – File from previous Congress, 1969-73 66. S. 242 – Lands held in trust for Turtle Mountain Band. (Sponsor), 1973-75 67. S. Res. 245 – Make public all potential agreements & commitments Re. Sinai Situation. (Haskell), 1975 68. S. Res. 251 – President’s Trip to China and American POW’s and MIA’s. (Biden), 1975

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1. S. 284 – 90% of parity for milk. (HHH), 1975 2. S. 286 – Additional judges for Court of Appeals. (Sponsor), 1975-76 3. S. 287 – For appointment of additional district court judges. (Sponsor), 1975 4. S. Res. 288 – United Nations and Zionism. (Humphrey), 1975 5. S. Res. 291 – Regulation of Pay Cable Television. (Beall), 1975 6. S. Res. 293 – Lebanon Resolution. (Abourezk), 1975 7. S. Res. 306 – Expert on Long-Range Tax Simplification and tax Reform for Small Business. (Nelson), 1975-76 8. S. 308 – Include yearly checkup in Medicare. (Domenici), 1975 9. S. 317 – Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight. (Baker), 1975 10. S. Res. 319 – Occupation of Certain Baltic Nations by Soviet Union. (Curtis), 1976 11. S. 319 – Provide a priority system for certain agricultural uses of natural gas. (Talmadge), 1975 12. S. 320 – Emergency Natural Gas Act of 1975. (Talmadge), 1975 13. S. 327 – Burdick’s Indoor Recreation Bill, 1975 14. S. 331 – Re-designate November 11 as Veterans Day. 1975 15. S. 346 - $10,000 limit on freight damage actions in U.S. district court. (Sponsor), 1975 16. S. 362 – International Psychotropic Substances Act of 1975. (Bayh), 1975 17. S. 372 – Federal Employees Political Activities Act. (McGee), 1974-76 18. S. Res. 381 – Recognition of the 50th anniversary of commercial aviation. (Cannon), 1976 19. S. 388 – Social Security Administration Act. (Church), 1975 20. S. 390 – Older Americans Tax Counseling Assistance Act of 1975. (Church), 1975 21. S. Res. 413 – Freedom of the Press at the Olympic Games. (Ribicoff), 1976 22. S. 437 – Federal participation in state assistance programs for Indians. (Metcalf), 1973-75 23. S. 437 – Files from 93rd & 92nd Congress. 1969-75 24. S. 451 – Amend Soc. Sec. Act to cover tests for uterine cancer. (Bayh), 1975 25. S. Res. 460 – Equitable Allocation of North Slope and other Crude Oil. (Mansfield), 1976 26. S. 474 – Relating to status of MIAs. (Hollings), 1975 27. S. 483 – Equal Credit Opportunity Credit Act Amendment (Brock), 1975 28. S. 495 – Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act. (Ribicoff), 1975-76 29. S. 506 – Extend authority for financial assistance to states for water resources planning. (Church), 1975-76 30. S. 509 – Retirement Benefits for Employees of BIA and Indian Health Service. (Stevens), 1975-76 31. S. 522 – Indian Health Care Improvement Act. (Jackson), 1975-76 32. S. 522 – File from 93rd Congress, 1974 33. S. 525 – Freezing Medicare Deductibles and Co-payments. (Ribicoff), 1974-75 34. S. Res. 525 – To name new Senate Office Building the Philip A. Hart Building. (Mansfield), 1976 35. S. 536 – Lands held in trust for Standing Rock Sioux. (Sponsor), 1975 36. S. 537 – Amending requirement for three-judge court in certain cases. (Sponsor), 1975-76 37. S. 538 – Consolidation of SEC cases. (Sponsor), 1974-75 38. S. 539 – Amend Jury Selection & Service Act regarding fees (Sponsor), 1975 39. S. 541 – Establish Fort Buford Unit of Fort Union Trading Post. (Sponsor), 1975 40. S. Con. Res. 553 – Honoring Mike Mansfield of Montana. (R. Byrd), 1976 41. S. 560 – Amend Soc. Sec. Act to increase earnings without deductions from benefits. (Church), 1975 42. S. 565 – Bilingual proceedings in District Courts. (Tunney), 1975 43. S. 582 – Salaries of Referees in Bankruptcy. (Sponsor), 1975 44. S. 584 – National Guard Technician Bill. (Burdick), 1975 45. S. 584 – National Guard, 1975 46. UNPRINTED AMEND. #29 to S. 2477 – To repeal 1946 lobbing act & replace with new act. (Kennedy), 1976 47. Unprinted Amend. #66 to S. 12 – To provide benefits to fed. Judges survivors. (McClellan), 1976 48. Amendment 138 to S. 2166 – Save the Family Farm Amendment – RE: Inheritance Tax Exemption increase. (Allen), 1975 49. Amendment 308 to S. 663 – To cease military assistance to govt. of S. Vietnam. (Abourezk), 1975 50. Amendment 309 to S. 663 – Cease economic assistance to govt. of S. Vietnam, except humanitarian. (Abourezk), 1975 51. Unprinted Am. # 391 to S. 2657 – That unequalized revenues aren’t more than 15% of total ed. Revenues. (Burdick), 1976 52. Unprinted AM. # 395 to S. 2657 – That certain states receive payments w/out delay on basis of past eligibility. (Burdick), 1976 53. Amendments 466 thru 474 – Older American Act Amendments of 1975. (Clark), 1975 54. Amendment 486 to S. 1517 – Authorize reopening of U. S. consulate in Gothenburg, Sweden. (Humphrey), 1975 55. Amendment 583 to S. 1816 – Restore Congress’ role in U. S. Foreign policy in area of foreign military sales. (Nelson), 1975 56. Unprinted Amendment To S. 586 – Coastal Zone Management Act. (Hansen), 1975-76 57. Amendment 589 to S. 1282 – Jurisdiction of U. S. Magistrates. (Burdick), 1975 58. Amendment 688 to H. R. 7710 – Amend Tariff Schedules. (Eagleton), 1975 59. Amendment No. 844 to S. 521 – Outer Continental Shelf Management Act of 1975. 1975-76 60. Amendment 855 to H. R. 7706 – Suspension of Duty on Natural Graphite. (Eagleton), 1975 61. Amendment 856 to H. R. 7715 – Importation Free of Duty of Certain Material. (Eagleton), 1975 62. Amendment 946 to S. 287 – Appointment of Addition District Judge. (Burdick), 1975-76 63. Amendment 1047 to S. 1 – Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975. (Bayh), 1975 64. Amendment 1259 to S. 2498 – Small Business Investment Act Amendments of 1975. (Burdick), 1975-76 65. Amendment 1303 – To H. R. 9861 – Appropriations for Department of Defense 1976. (Tunney), 1975 66. Amendment 1376 to S. 2657 – Interstate Cooperation in Higher Education. (Mondale), 1976 67. Amend. 1605 to S. 3055 – Grain Inspection Bill. (Dole), 1976 68. Amend. 1761 – to H. R. 8532. (Burdick), 1976 69. Amend. #1841 to S. 2872 – To extend expiration date of Fed. Energy Act of 1974. (Bartlett), 1976 70. Amend. #1842 to S. 2872 – To extend expiration date of Fed. Energy Act of 1974. (Bartlett), 1976 71. Amend. #1853 to S. 2872 – To amend Fed. Energy Act. (Bartlett), 1976 72. Amend. #2121 to H. R. 3348 – Vets Admin. Exchange of Into. Act. (Griffin), 1976 73. Unprinted Amendment to H. R. 8773 – Dept. of Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations 1976. (Metcalf), 1975 74. Amend. 1978 to H. R. 14232 – Labor and HEW appropriations. (Durkin), 1976 75. Amend. 2004 to H. R. 10612 – To assist those whose land is taken by Government. (Burdick), 1976 76. Amend. 2364 to H. R. 8283 – To amend IRS code with respect to wine flavors. (Burdick), 1976

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1. S. 1 – 50, 1978 2. S. 50 – 100, 1978 3. S. 100 – 150, 1977-78 4. S. 150 – 200, 1977 5. S. 200 – 250, 1977 6. S. 250 – 300, 1977 7. S. 300 – 350, 1977 8. S. 350 – 400, 1977 9. S. 400 – 450, 1978 10. S. 450 – 500, 1977 11. S. 500 – 550, 1977 12. S. 550 – 600, 1977 13. S. 600 – 650, 1978 14. S. 650 – 700, 1977 15. S. 700 – 750, 1977 16. S. 750 – 800, 1977 17. S. 800 – 850, 1977 18. S. 850 – 900, 1974-78 19. S. 900 – 950, 1977 20. S. 950 – 1000, 1978 21. S. 1000 – 1500, 1977-78 22. S. 1500 – 2000, 1977-78

Box 479

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1. S. 2000 – 2500, 1977-78 2. S. 2500 – 3000, 1978 3. S. 3000 – 3500, 1978 4. S. 3500 – 4000, 1978 5. S. 1 – 50, 1980 6. S. 50 – 100, 1980 7. S. 100 – 150, 1979-80 8. S. 150 – 200, 1980 9. S. 200 – 250, 1979-80 10. S. 250 – 300, 1980 11. S. 300 – 350, 1979 12. S. 350 – 400, 1979-80 13. S. 400 – 450, 1979-80 14. S. 450 – 500, 1979-80 15. S. 500 – 550, 1979 16. S. 550 – 600, 1979-80 17. S. 600 – 650, 1979-80 18. S. 650 – 700, 1980 19. S. 700 – 750, 1979-80 20. S. 750 – 800, 1979 21. S. 800 – 850, 1979-80 22. S. 850 – 900, 1979-80 23. S. 900 – 950, 1979 24. S. 950 – 1000, 1979-80 25. S. 1000 – 1050, 1979 26. S. 1050 – 1100, 1979-80

Box 480

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1. S. 1100 – 1150, 1979 2. S. 1150 – 1200, 1979-80 3. S. 1200 – 1250, 1979-80 4. S. 1250 – 1300, 1979-80 5. S. 1300 – 1350, 1980 6. S. 1350 – 4000, 1979-80 7. S. 1400 – 1450, 1980 8. S. 1450 – 1500, 1980 9. S. 1500 – 1550, 1979-80 10. S. 1550 – 1600, 1979-80 11. S. 1600 – 1650, 1980 12. S. 1650 – 1700, 1979 13. S. 1700 – 1750, 1979-80 14. S. 1750 – 1800, 1979-80 15. S. 1800 – 1850, 1980 16. S. 1850 – 1900, 1979-80 17. S. 1900 – 1950, 1979-80 18. S. 1959 – 2000, 1979-80 19. S. 2050 – 2100, 1980 20. S. 2100 – 2150, 1980 21. S. 2150 – 2200, 1980 22. S. 2200 – 2250, 1980 23. S. 2250 – 2300, 1980 24. S. 2300 – 2350, 1980 25. S. 2350 – 2400, 1980 26. S. 2400 – 2450, 1980 27. S. 2450 – 2500, 1980 28. S. 2500 – 2550, 1980 29. S. 2550 – 2600, 1980 30. S. 2600 – 2650, 1980 31. S. 2650 – 2700, 1980 32. S. 2700 – 2750, 1980 33. S. 2750 – 2800, 1980 34. S. 2800 – 2850, 1980 35. S. 2850 – 2900, 1980 36. S. 2900 – 2950, 1980 37. S. 2950 – 3000, 1980 38. S. 3000 – 3050, 1980 39. S. 3050 – 3100, 1980 40. S. 3100 – 3150, 1980 41. S. 3200 – 3250, 1979 42. S. 3400 – 3450, 1979

Box 481

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1. S. 2 – Review & renew budget authority for government programs every ten years. (Muskie), 1979 2. S. 6 – To require that milk be supported at not less than 80% of parity. (Leahy), 1979 3. S. 43 – National Ski Patrol System Recognition Act. (Hatch), 1979 4. S. 76 – To authorize chiropractic service payments under Medicare. (Stone), 1979 5. S. 94 – To amend IRS code re retirement savings deductions. (Bentsen), 1979 6. S. 123 – Psychologists services payments under Medicare. (Inouye), 1979 7. S. 124 – For relief of Monchito C. Entena. (Burdick), 1975-79 8. S. 125 – For the relief of Ardashir Mardirosian. (Burdick), 1978-79 9. S. 126 – For the relief of Gang-Fung Chen, et al. (Burdick), 1976-79 10. S. 127 – For the relief of Oscar Fadul, et al. (Burdick), 1977-81 11. S. 128 – For the relief of Elwood Erickson. (Burdick), 1975-79 12. S. 140 - Authorize Sec. of Interior to defer repayments of municipal & industrial costs of Dickinson Unit. (Young), 1979 13. S, 195 – To extend to 10/1/79 provisions for payment under S. S. for dr. services in teaching hospitals. (Bumpers), 1979 14. S. 196 – Chiropractic treatment for eligible veterans on outpatient basis. (Thurmond), 1979 15. S. 208 – Amend IRS Code so foreign investors would pay cap. Gains tax on sale of U. S. land. (Wallop), 1979 16. S. 210 – To establish a Department of Education. (Ribicoff), 1979 17. S. 220 – Nursing Services under Medicare and Medicaid programs. (Matsunaga), 1979 18. S. 230 – The Nurse Training Amendments of 1979. (Javits), 1979 19. S. 235 – To amend certain titles of the S. S. Act. (Church), 1979 20. S. 246 – Amend IRS Code to encourage greater savings. (Bentsen), 1979 21. S. 262 – The Reform Regulation Act of 1979. (Robert Byrd), 1979 22. S. 299 – To amend U. S. Code to improve federal rule making. (Culver), 1979 23. S. 311 – For the relief of Visitacion C. Ramirez. (Burdick), 1977-78 24. S. 341 – Land claim violations of the Three Affiliated Tribes. (Burdick), 1980 25. S. 414 – Univ. and Small Business Patent Procedures Act. (Bayh), 1979-80 26. S. 451 – Diabetes Research and Training Amends. (Schweiker), 1979 27. S. 485 – To amend SS Act re community mental health centers. (Stafford), 1979-80 28. S. 463 – Sugar Stabilization Act of 1979. (Church), 1979 29. S. 489 – To amend S. S. Act with regard to home health services. (Domenici), 1979 30. S. 598 – Soft drink licensing laws: clarifying them. (Bayh), 1979 31. S. 697 – To reduce by $500 mill. Travel allotments for exec branch. (Sasser), 1979 32. S. 738 – Providing for a Great Plains Conservation project. (Melcher), 1979 33. S. 770 – To abolish trading in potato futures. (Church), 1979 34. S. 794 – U. S. Postal Service dispute resolution proc. (Levin), 1979 35. S. 836 – To amend Rural Electrification Act. (Melcher), 1979 36. S. 844 – BIA Employee Early Retirement Provisions. (Melcher), 1979 37. S. 894 – Mountrail County Park Comm. – conveyance of property. (Burdick), 1979 38. S. 904 – Federal Assistance Reform & Small Community Act of 79. (Danforth), 1979 39. S. 912 – To amend Public Works and Econ Develop Act of 1965. (Burdick), 1979 40. S. 914 – To provide public works assistance to alleviate economic distress. (Burdick), 1979 41. S. 949 – To amend Nat. Environ. Policy Act re stat. of limitations. (Burdick), 1979 42. S. 967 – To reduce impact of reduction of energy resources resulting from bankruptcy or abandonment. (Melcher), 1979 43. S. 968 – To amend Title V of Pub. Util. Regulatory Policies Act of 78. (Melcher), 1979 44. S. 1060 – To amend Food Stamp Act of 1977. (Chiles), 1979 45. S. 1070 – 3 yr residency require for aliens receiving SSI. (Percy), 1979 46. S. 1121 – To amend Saccharin Study and Labeling Act. (Hayakawa), 1979 47. S. 1145 – Extend Public Works & Economic Development Act for 1 year. (Burdick), 1979 48. S. 1179 – To incorporate the Gold Star Wives. (Bayh), 1979 49. S. 1181 – Regarding jurisdiction and government operations in Indian country. (DeConcini), 1979 50. S. 1183 – Modify Burlington Dam, Souris River authorization. (Burdick), 1979-80 51. S. 1203 – re S. S. benefits for the terminally ill. (Bayh), 1979 52. S. 1332 – To authorize federal credit unions share draft accounts. (Gravel), 1979 53. S. 1346 – To amend Food Stamp Act of 77 to eliminate some restrictions. (Stone), 1979 54. S. 1403 – To amend Surf. Min. Control & Reclamation Act of 1977. (Hatfield), 1979 55. S. 1425 – Reduce postal rates for small newspapers and magazines. (Randolph), 1979 56. S. 1440 – To enable Sec. of Energy to use revenues from power marketing. (Melcher), 1979

Box 482

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1. S. 1465 – Farm Credit Act Amendments. (Talmadge), 1979-80 2. S. 1480 – for liability & cleanup of hazardous substance accidents. (Randolph), 1979 3. S. 1523 – Vets Senior Citizens Health Care Act of 1979. (Thurmond), 1979 4. S. 1541 – To amend S. S. Act re 90% reimbursement to states (IHCIA). (Domenici), 1979 5. S. 1587 – To provide econ incentives for production of alcohol fuels. (McClure), 1979 6. S. 1641 – Small Hydroelectric Power Development Act of 79. (Gravel), 1979 7. S. 16972 – To amend the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 77. (Melcher), 1979 8. S. 1693 – To amend Nat. Labor Relations Act re: religious objections. (Melcher), 1979 9. S. 1727 – Law enforcement at water resource development projects. (Burdick), 1979 10. S. 1758 – P. O. employee’s participation rights in political processes. (Levin), 1979 11. S. 1775 – To develop energy from agriculture, forest and waste products. (Talmadge), 1979 12. S. 1791 – To circulate art in federal buildings & public buildings. (Chafee), 1979 13. S. 1585 – National Guard Tort Claims Act of 1979. (Bayh), 1979 14. S. 1862 – To improve administration of federal firearms laws. (McClure), 1979 15. S. 1874 – Amend American Legion Act re membership eligibility. (Bayh), 1979 16. S. 1880 – To amend Powerplant and Industrial Fuel Act of 1978. (Hart), 1979 17. S. 1953 – To strike a gold medal for Louis L’Amour. (Young), 1979 18. S. 2080 – Public Buildings Act of 1979. (Moynihan), 1979 19. S. 2082 – To exempt vets organs from performance royalties requirements re copyright holders. (Zorinsky), 1979 20. S. 2166 – To promote development of Native Amer. Culture. (Melcher), 1979 21. S. 2177 – To amend mortgage amount, price & interest rate limits. (Williams), 1979 22. S. 2277 – Agriculture Emergency Act of 1980. (McGovern), 1980 23. S. 2408 – Reform of law relating to former Presidents. (Chiles), 1980 24. S. 2435 – Rescind furniture buying rights of fed. Gov. (Chiles), 1980 25. S. 2468 – To amend S. S. Act – long term care devices pay. (Burdick), 1980 26. S. 2521 – To amend IRS Code re royalty owners under windfall profit tax. (Dole), 1980 27. S. 2603 – Placing elderly in foster care facilities project. (Kassebaum), 1980 28. S. 2774 – Underground Coal Gasification research & Development Act. (Matsunaga), 1980 29. S. 2848 – To amend IRS Code re royalty owners under windfall profit tax. (Dole), 1980 30. S. 2855 – Rescind agricultural commodity export embargo to USSR. (Dole), 1980 31. S. 2879 – To amend the Department of Education Act. (Melcher), 1980 32. S. 2880 – Re awarding of contracts and hiring of consultants. (Pryor), 1980 33. S. 2913 – Federal Aid Highway Act of 1980. (Bentsen), 1980 34. S. 2979 – To amend Railroad Retirement Act of 74 & IRS Code of 54. (Metzenbaum), 1980 35. S. 3027 – Extend disaster relief act authorization. (Burdick), 1980 36. S. 3145 – To provide homeownership assistance. (Williams), 1980 37. S. 3152 – To amend Public Works & Economic Act of 1965 & Appal. Development Act (Randolph), 1980 38. S. 3215 – For the relief of Juan Esteban Ramirez. (Burdick), 1980 39. S. 3228 – Reinstatement of oil & gas lease #M-15450. (Burdick), 1980 40. S. 3228 – Reinstatement of oil and gas lease M-15450. (Burdick), 1980 41. S. J. Res. 1 – To amend Constitution for direct election of Pres. & Vice Pres. (Bayh), 1979 42. S. Con. Res. 18 – Designating April as Fair Housing Month. (Mathias), 1979 43. S. J. Res. 19 – Youth Art Month (March 1980). (Wallop), 1980 44. S. J. Res. 20 – Increase price support for milk, wheat, corn, soybeans & cotton to 90% of parity. (Zorinsky), 1979 45. S. J. Res. 28 – For direct popular election of the President & VP. (Bayh), 1979 46. S. Con. Res. 29 – Restoration of Olympic Records of Jim Thorpe. (Cranston), 1979 47. S. J. Res. 43 – 3/21/80 to be Nat. Energy Education Day. (Durkin), 1979 48. S. J. Res. 66 – Declaring Jan 21-27 ’79 as Nat. Jun. Achievement Week. (Ribicoff), 1979 49. S. J. Res. 69 – To extend existing levels of rail service 90 days. (McGovern), 1979 50. S. J. Res. 71 – National Historic Preservation Week. (Culver), 1979 51. S. Res. 71 – Calling for a strong and independent Dept. of Ag. (McGovern), 1979 52. S. Con. Res. 73 – International Year of Disabled Persons Objectives. (Dole), 1980

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1. S. J. Res. 77 – Congrats to Apollo people on 10th Anniversary of manned moon landing. (Stevenson), 1979 2. S. Con. Res. 82 – 1980 S. S. benefits increase should occur as scheduled. (Church), 1980 3. S. Res. 83 – National Water Resources Policy. (Wallop), 1979 4. S. Con. Res. 94 – Relating to a limitation on immigrants for 1980. (Huddleston), 1980 5. S. J. Res. 98 – Designating Week of Oct 8 to 14, 1979 as Nat. Diabetes Week. (Bradley), 1979 6. S. Res. 99 – Abolition or extension of West Germany’s statute of limitations re war crimes. (Cranston), 1979 7. S. Con. Res. 101 – To promote U. S. auto industry competitiveness. (Riegle), 1980 8. S. Res. 104 – Honoring Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. (Bayh), 1979 9. S. J. Res. 107 – Junior Achievement Week in January of 1979 and 1980. (Ribicoff), 1979 10. S. Res. 115 – To make rules XLIV part of Stand. Rules of Senate. (Hart), 1979 11. S. J. Res. 115 – National Porcelain Art Month (July 1980). (Riegle), 1979 12. S. J. Res. 119 – Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, Inc. (Mathias), 1980 13. S. J. Res. 123 – 1st Sunday in June of each year as National Garden Week. (Heinz), 1979 14. S. J. Res. 128 – National Diabetes Week – Oct 5 to 11, 1980. (Schweiker), 1979 15. S. J. Res. 135 – First Friday of March to be Teacher Day. (Bayh), 1980 16. S. Con. Res. 135 – Re the plan of the Post Office to go to 9 digit zips. (Jepsen), 1980 17. S. Res. 137 – Appointment of members to Select Comm. On Ethics (R. Byrd), 1979 18. S. J. Res. 140 – 2/19/80 as Iwo Jima Commemoration Day. (Dole), 1980 19. S. J. Res. 152 – Sept. 21-27 1980 to be Nat. Cystic Fibrosis Week. (Mathias), 1980 20. S. J. Res. 153 – To freeze Senators salaries for 3 years. (Bumpers), 1980 21. S. J. Res. 154 – To reduce by 5% funds for personal & com. staffs. (Bumpers), 1980 22. S. J. Res. 159 – Disapproval of import fee on petroleum products by President (Dole), 1980 23. S. Res. 167 – Commending broadcasters for TV programming for deaf. (Percy), 1979 24. S. J. Res. 168 – Designating July 18 1980 as POW-MIA Day. (Dole), 1980 25. S. Res. 169 – Relating to HEW Report on In-home services. (Cohen), 1979 26. S. Res. 170 – Relating to official Senate office accounts. (Hatfield), 1979 27. S. J. Res. 182 – Operating Room Nurses Day – Nov. 14. (Inouye), 1980 28. S. J. Res. 192 – Sept 21, 1980 as National Ministers Day. (Thurmond), 1980 29. S. J. Res. 196 – March 16 of each yr to be Freedom on Information Day. (Proxmire), 1980 30. S. J. Res. 199 – 9/28 – 10/4 ’80 as Nat. High School Act. Week. (Dole), 1980 31. S. J. Res. 207 – Nov. 28 1980 as Salvation Army Day. (Bentsen), 1980 32. S. J. Res. 213 – Warren Grant Magnuson Clinical Center of NIH. (Kennedy), 1980 33. S. Res. 216 – Relating to construction of office buildings for Senate. (Proxmire), 1979 34. S. Res. 277 – Relating to Cambodian Relief. (Javits), 1978 35. S. Res. 292 – Release of U. S. hostages In Iran Resolution. (Robert Byrd), 1979 36. S. Res. 318 – For the release of hostages in Iran. (Robert Byrd), 1979 37. S. Res. 377 – Congrats to Winter Olympic Participants. (Stevens), 1980 38. S. Res. 404 – Nat. Academy of Science review of nitrites risks. (Talmadge), 1980 39. S. Res. 405 – Re USSR & Bacteriological weapons prohibition. (Proxmire), 1980 40. S. Res. 412 – Relating to attempted rescue mission in Iran. (Roth), 1980 41. S. Res. 417 – To those who died in Iran rescue mission. (Hatch), 1980 42. S. Res. 448 – To make Indian Affairs Comm. A permanent committee in Senate. (Burdick), 1980 43. S. Res. 449 – Re disapproval of deferral of monies for YACC. (Magnuson), 1980 44. S. Res. 472 – Re USSR involvement in Afghanistan. (Robert Byrd), 1980 45. S. Res. 481 – Directing Comm. on Finance to study & report on a tax program. (Bentsen), 1980 46. Amend. 96 to S. Con. Res. 22 – 1st Concurrent Budget Resolution (R. Byrd), 1979 47. Amend. 210 – to S. 712 – Rail Passenger Service Authorization Bill. (Sasser), 1979 48. Amend. 395 to S. 1308 – Inland Energy Impact Assistance Act. (Hart), 1979 49. Amend. 443 to S. 1204 – Medical services to low income children. (Javits), 1979 50. Amend. 486 to Nat. Public Works & Econ Development Act. (Burdick), 1979 51. Amend. 493 to S. 1110 – Home delivery of child publications. (Randolph), 1979 52. Amend. 515 to H. R. 4393 – Electronic mail transfer provision. (Burdick), 1979 53. Amend. 579 – To continue rail service on routes proposed to be dropped. (Melcher), 1979 54. Amend. 643 to S. 16872 – Savings interest deduction. (Bentsen), 1979 55. Amend. 706 to H. R. 3919 – Windfall profits tax. (Magnuson), 1979 56. Amend. 731 – Relating to the Immigration & Nat. Act. (Percy), 1979 57. Amend. 801 to S. 1724 – Home energy assistance to elderly households first. (Chiles), 1979 58. Amend. 837 to H. R. 3919 – Windfall Profits Tax. (Magnuson), 1979 59. Amend. 843 – Credits in excess of tax liability – deleting provision. (Magnuson), 1979 60. Amend. 1016 to S. Res. 380 – Federal budget limitation. (Muskie), 1980 61. Amend. 1417 to S. 1177 – Re mental health systems act. (Pryor), 1980 62. Amend. 1441 to S. 2675 – Unprinted on the grain embargoes. (McGovern), 1980 63. Amend. 1047 (also #1711) – To allocate funds to the states. (Durkin), 1980 64. Amend. 1058 to S. Res. 417 relating to those who died in Iran. (Hatch), 1980 65. Amend. 1089 to Budget Res. – To retain 6 day mail delivery. (Glenn), 1980 66. Amend. 1649 to H. R. 7584 – Disaster assistance funds. (Bumpers), 1980 67. Amend. 1858 to H. J. Res. 637 – Pay Cap Limitation. (Sasser), 1980 68. Amends. 2622 & 2623 to Comp. Environ. Response & Liability Act (S. 1480). (Stafford), 1980

Box 484

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1. H. R. 1 – H. R. 1000, 1969-70 2. H. R. 1000 – H. R. 2000, 1969 3. H. R. 2000 – H. R. 3000, 1969 4. H. R. 3000 – H. R. 4000, 1969-70 5. H. R. 4000 – H. R. 5000, 1969-70 6. H. R. 5000 – H. R. 6000, 1969-70 7. H. R. 6000 – H. R. 7000, 1969-70 8. H. R. 7000 – H. R. 8000, 1969-70 9. H. R. 8000 – H. R. 9000, 1969 10. H. R. 9000 – H. R. 10,000, 1969-70 11. H. R. 10,000 – H. R. 11,000, 1969 12. H. R. 11,000 – H. R. 12,000, 1969-70

Box 485

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1. H. R. 12,000 – H. R. 13,000, 1970 2. H. R. 13,000 – H. R. 14,000, 1970 3. H. R. 14,000 – H. R. 15,000, 1970 4. H. R. 15,000 – H. R. 16,000, 1970 5. H. R. 16,000 – H. R. 17,000, 1970 6. H. R. 17,000 – H. R. 18,000, 1970 7. H. R. 18,000 – H. R. 20,000, 1970 8. H. R. 13,300 – Railroad Retirement Act, 1969-70

Box 486

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1. Amendment 44 – To H. R. 11,400, Supplemental Appropriation– Elementary and Secondary Education Amendments (Yarborough), 1969 2. H. R. 13,111 – Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Appropriations Act, 1970 3. H. R. 13,111 – Amendment 278 Older Americans Act of 1965. (Percy), 1970 4. H. R. 13,270 – QNB Amendments to the Tax Reform Act of 1969 5. H. R. 16,311 – Family Assistance Act, 1970 6. H. R. 16,311 – Family Assistance Act, 1970 7. Amendment 582 – To H. R. 16,311, the simplified food stamp distribution system. (McGovern), 1970 8. H. R. 17,070 – Postal Reorganization and Salary Adjustment Act of 1970 9. S. J. Res. 88 – House Hearings, 1969 10. Amendment 278 to H. R. 13,111 – Older Americans Act of 1965 11. Amendment 902 to H. R. 18546 – 77% parity for feed grains. (Mondale), 1970 12. H. R. 1 – 50, 1975 13. H. R. 50 – 100, 1975-76 14. H. R. 100 – 150, 1975 15. H. R. 200 – 250, 1975 16. H. R. 300 – 350, 1975 17. H. R. 350 – 400, 1975 18. H. R. 400 – 450, 1975 19. H. R. 500 – 550, 1976 20. H. R. 600 – 650, 1976 21. H. R. 850 – 900, 1975 22. H. R. 900 – 950, 1975 23. H. R. 950 – 1000, 1975 24. H. R. 1000 – 1500, 1975 25. H. R. 1500 – 2000, 1975 26. H. R. 2000 – 2500, 1975-76 27. H. R. 2500 – 3000, 1975 28. H. R. 3000 – 3500, 1976 29. H. R. 3500 – 4000, 1975 30. H. R. 4000 – 4500, 1975 31. H. R. 4500 – 5000, 1975

Box 487

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1. H. R. 5000 – 5500, 1975-76 2. H. R. 5500 – 6000, 1975-76 3. H. R. 6000 – 6500, 1976 4. H. R. 6500 – 7000, 1975-76 5. H. R. 7000 – 7500, 1975 6. H. R. 7500 – 8000, 1975-76 7. H. R. 8000 – 8500, 1976 8. H. R. 8500 – 9000, 1975 9. H. R. 9000 – 9500, 1975-76 10. H. R. 9500 – 10,000, 1975 11. H. R. 10,000 – 10,500, 1975 12. H. R. 10,500 – 11,000, 1975 13. H. R. 11,000 – 11,500, 1976 14. H. R. 11,500 – 12,000, 1976 15. H. R. 12,000 – 12,500, 1976 16. H. R. 12,500 – 13,000, 1976 17. H. R. 13,500 – 14,000, 1976 18. H. R. 14,000 – 14,500, 1975-76 19. H. R. 14,500 – 15,000, 1976 20. H. R. 15,000 – 15,500, 1976 21. H. R. 17,000 – 17,500, 1975 22. Amendment to H. R. 4296-90 Day Suspension of all beef imports. (Abourezk), 1975 23. Amendment to H. R. 4296 – Increase Target Price for Wheat from $3.10 to #3.41. (Mansfield), 1975 24. Amendment to H. R. 4481 – To prevent laying off of elderly in Operation Mainstream. (Long), 1975 25. Amendment to Johnston Amendment to H. R. 8069 – Labor-HEW Appropriations Act. (Abourezk), 1975

Box 488 Folder

1. H. R. 1 – 50, 1978 2. H. R. 50 – 100, 1977 3. H. R. 100 – 150, 1977 4. H. R. 200 – 250, 1977 5. H. R. 300 – 350, 1977 6. H. R. 350 – 400, 1977 7. H. R. 500 – 550, 1978 8. H. R. 550 – 600, 1978 9. H. R. 600 – 650, 1978 10. H. R. 650 – 700, 1977 11. H. R. 750 – 800, 1977 12. H. R. 900 – 950, 1977 13. H. R. 1000 – 1500, 1977 14. H. R. 1500 – 2000, 1977 15. H. R. 2000 – 2500, 1977 16. H. R. 2500 – 3000, 1977 17. H. R. 3500 – 4000, 1977 18. H. R. 4000 – 4500, 1977 19. H. R. 4500 – 5000, 1977 20. H. R. 5000 – 5500, 1977-78 21. H. R. 5500 – 6000, 1977 22. H. R. 6000 – 6500, 1977 23. H. R. 6500 – 7000, 1977 24. H. R. 7000 – 7500, 1978 25. H. R. 7500 – 8000, 1977 26. H. R. 8000 – 8500, 1977 27. H. R. 8500 – 9000, 1977-78 28. H. R. 9000 – 9500, 1977 29. H. R. 9500 – 10,000, 1977-78 30. H. R. 10,000 – 10,500, 1978 31. H. R. 10,500 – 11,000, 1978 32. H. R. 11,000 – 11,500, 1978-79 33. H. R. 11,500 – 12,000, 1978 34. H. R. 12,000 – 12,500, 1978 35. H. R. 12,500 – 13,000, 1978 36. H. R. 13,000 – 13,500, 1978 37. H. R. 13,500 – 14,000, 1977-78 38. H. R. 14,000 – 14,500, 1977

Box 489

Folder

1. H. R. 1 – 50,1979 2. H. R. 50 – 100, 1979 3. H. R. 100 – 150, 1979 4. H. R. 300 – 350, 1979-80 5. H. R. 350 – 400, 1980 6. H. R. 400 – 450, 1979 7. H. R. 450 – 500, 1980 8. H. R. 550 – 600, 1980 9. H. R. 600 – 650, (EMPTY FOLDER) 10. H. R. 650 – 700, 1979-80 11. H. R. 700 – 750, 1979 12. H. R. 750 – 800, 1979 13. H. R. 800 – 850, 1979-80 14. H. R. 850 – 900, (EMPTY FOLDER) 15. H. R. 900 – 950, 1979 16. H. R. 950 – 1000, 1979 17. H. R. 1150 – 1200, 1980 18. H. R. 1300 – 1350, 1980 19. H. R. 1500 – 1550, 1979-80 20. H. R. 1600 – 1650, 1979 21. H. R. 1700 – 1750, 1979 22. H. R. 1750 – 1800, 1979 23. H. R. 1850 – 1900, 1979 24. H. R. 2050 – 2100, 1979-80 25. H. R. 2100 – 2150, 1979 26. H. R. 2150 – 2200, 1979 27. H. R. 2200 – 2250, 1979-80 28. H. R. 2250 – 2300, 1980 29. H. R. 2300 – 2350, 1980 30. H. R. 2400 – 2450, 1979 31. H. R. 2450 – 2500, 1979 32. H. R. 2600 – 2650, 1979 33. H. R. 2700 – 2750, 1979 34. H. R. 2750 – 2800, 1980 35. H. R. 2900 – 2950, 1979 36. H. R. 2950 – 3000, 1980 37. H. R. 3000 – 3050, 1979 38. H. R. 3100 – 3150, 1980 39. H. R. 3200 – 3250, 1979 40. H. R. 3400 – 3450, 1979-80 41. H. R. 3500 – 3550, 1979 42. H. R. 3550 – 3600, 1979 43. H. R. 3650 – 3700, 1979 44. H. R. 3700 – 3750, 1979 45. H. R. 3750 – 3800, 1980 46. H. R. 3800 – 3850, 1980 47. H. R. 3850 – 3900, 1979 48. H. R. 3900 – 3950, 1979-80 49. H. R. 3950 – 4000, 1980 50. H. R. 4000 – 4050, 1980 51. H. R. 4100 – 4150, 1979 52. H. R. 4150 – 4200, 1979 53. H. R. 4250 – 4300, 1979 54. H. R. 4300 – 4350, 1979-80 55. H. R. 4350 – 4400, 1979-80 56. H. R. 4650 – 4700, 1980 57. H. R. 4700 – 4750, 1980 58. H. R. 4750 – 4800, 1979 59. H. R. 4850 – 4900, 1980 60. H. R. 4900 – 4950, 1979 61. H. R. 4950 – 5000, 1979-80 62. H. R. 5000 – 5050, 1980 63. H. R. 5050 – 5100, 1980 64. H. R. 5150 – 5200, 1980 65. H. R. 5200 – 5250, 1979-80 66. H. R. 5250 – 5300, 1980-81 67. H. R. 5350 – 5400, 1979 68. H. R. 5450 – 5500, 1979 69. H. R. 5500 – 5550, 1980 70. H. R. 5550 – 5600, 1980 71. H. R. 5600 – 5650, 1980 72. H. R. 5950 – 6000, 1980 73. H. R. 6000 – 6050, 1980 74. H. R. 6100 – 6150, 1980 75. H. R. 6150 – 6200, 1980 76. H. R. 6200 – 6250, 1980 77. H. R. 6250 – 6300, 1980 78. H. R. 6500 – 6550, 1980 79. H. R. 6550 – 6600, 1980 80. H. R. 6750 – 6800, 1980 81. H. R. 6800 – 6850, 1980 82. H. R. 6850 – 6900, 1980 83. H. R. 6900 – 6950, 1980 84. H. R. 6950 – 7000, 1980 85. H. R. 7000 – 7050, 1980 86. H. R. 7100 – 7150, 1980 87. H. R. 7200 – 7250, 1980 88. H. R. 7300 – 7350, 1980 89. H. R. 7350 – 7400, 1980 90. H. R. 7500 – 7550, 1980 91. H. R. 7550 – 7600, 1980 92. H. R. 7600 – 7650, 1980 93. H. R. 7650 – 7700, 1980 94. H. R. 7700 – 7750, 1980 95. H. R. 7850 – 7900, 1980 96. H. R. 7900 – 7950, 1980 97. H. R. 7950 – 8000, 1980 98. H. R. 8000 – 8050, 1980 99. H. R. 8050 – 8100, 1980 100. H. R. 8100 – 8150, 1980 101. H. R. 8400 – 8450, 1978

Box 490

Folder 1. Gary Stuhr – AFGE, Marvin Alkire – NFFE, 1976-78 2. De La Rama, Carmen and Fernando, 1975 3. North Dakota – Florida Land, 1974-75 4. Aviation – Commuter Air Services, 1972 5. Private Relief Bill of Dr. Timothy Kam-Hung Chung, 1978 6. Private Relief Woo & Mah, 1977 7. S. 229 – Provide for a highway bridge between Bismarck, N. D. & Mobridge, S. D. (Burdick), 1965-66 8. S. 229 – Provide for a highway bridge between Bismarck, N. D. & Mobridge, S. D. (Burdick), 1967-70 9. S. J. Res. 230 – Extending the duration of copyright protection. (McClellan), 1970 10. S. 248 – To establish the Great Prairie Lake National Recreation Area. (McGovern), 1974 11. S. 288 – Indoor Recreation Act. Files from Previous Congress, 1977 12. S. 288 – Indoor Recreation Act. (Sponsor), 1971-75 13. 311 S. 193 – Private Relief of D. Ashok K. Raina, 1978 14. 313 S. 190 – Private Relief of D. Denis Viacrucis, 1974-77 15. 314 S. 191 – Private Relief of Dr. Kabatay, 1976-78 16. 317 S. 1591 – Private Relief bill for Visitacion Ramirez, 1977-78 17. 315 S. 200 – Private Relief of Dr. Rharat M. Parekh, 1976 18. 301 Immigration; Legislation and Constituent mail, 1977 19. 401 Canadian TV problems Cable Deletion, Tax provision, 1975-76 20. 404 Cable Television Issues, 1977 21. 903 Charlie Anderson Indian trailer, 1977

Box 491

Folder

Series III: Senatorial Files

Sub-Series B: Committee Files

1. Agriculture and Forestry Committee, 1977 2. Appropriations Committee, 1977-78 3. Armed Services Committee, 1976-78 4. Banking, Housing &Urban Affair Committee, 1977 5. Commerce Committee, 1977 6. Finance Committee, 1977 7. Foreign Relations Committee, 1977 8. Government Operations Comm., 1977 9. Interior & Insular Affairs Committee, 1977 10. Judiciary Committee, 1978-77 11. Labor & Public Welfare Committee, 1977 12. Miscellaneous Committees, 1977 13. Post Office & Civil Service Committee, 1977 14. Public Works Committee, 1977-78 15. Rules & Administration Committee, 1977 16. Select Committee on Nutrition & Human Needs, 1976-77 17. Select Committee on Small Business, 1976-77 18. Steering Committee, 1976-77 19. Veterans Affairs Comm., 1976-77 20. Veterans Affairs Comm., 1976

Box 492

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series I: Miscellaneous

Binder

1. USDA ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES HANDBOOK, SECTION 280 (Construction Contract), 1971 2. Emergency Watershed Protection, Soil Conservation Service, 1972 3. Administrative Services Handbook Interim Notices, 1975 Folder

1. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 2. Forest Service 3. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service 4. Rural Electrification Administration 5. Farmers Home Administration 6. Food and Nutrition Service 7. Extension Service

Box 493

Folder

Series III: Senatorial Files

Sub-Series A: Legislative Files

1. Alaska Lands Bill, 1980 2. Alaska Lands Bill, 1980 3. Alaska Lands Bill, 1980 4. Alaska Lands Bill, 1980 5. Alaska Lands Bill, 1980 6. Alaska Lands Bill, 1980 7. Amtrak, 1978 8. Amtrak Hearings – Williston, 1978

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-series F: Housing Authority Files

Box 494

Folder 1. Barnes County Housing Authority, 1972-77 2. Benson County Housing Authority, 1976-70 3. Bottineau – Divide – Renville Housing Authority, 1972-74 4. Bowman County Housing Authority, 1975 5. Burke County Housing Authority, 1973 6. Burleigh County Housing Authority, 1973-77 7. Cass County Housing Authority, 1970-77 8. Cavalier County Housing Authority, 1972 9. Dickey County Housing Authority, 1973 10. Eddy County Housing Authority, 1970-75 11. Emmons County Housing Authority, 1972-73 12. Foster County Housing Authority, 1973 13. Grand Forks County Housing Authority, 1966-75 14. Grant County Housing Authority, UNDATED 15. Griggs County Housing Authority, 1972 16. Hettinger County Housing Authority, 1973 17. LaMoure County Housing Authority, 1976-77 18. McIntosh County Housing Authority, 1975 19. McHenry County Housing Authority, 1970-73 20. McLean County Housing Authority, 1973 21. Minot Housing Authority, 1963-75 22. Morton County Housing Authority, 1971-78 23. Mountrail County Housing Authority, 1971-73 24. Nelson County Housing Authority, 1975 25. Oliver County Housing Authority, 1972-75 26. Pembina County Housing Authority, 1972-73 27. Pierce County Housing Authority, 1973 28. Ramsey County Housing Authority, 1972 29. Ransom County Housing Authority, 1973 30. Richland County Housing Authority, 1972-74 31. Rolette County Housing Authority, 1973-74 32. Sargent County Housing Authority, 1973 33. Stark County Housing Authority, 1975-76 34. Stutsman County Housing Authority, 1971-73 35. Traill County Housing Authority, 1973 36. Towner County Housing Authority, 1972-73 37. Walsh County Housing Authority, 1973-74 38. West River Consolidated Housing Authority, 1970-74 39. Williams County Housing Authority, 1972-76

Box 495

Folder

Series III: Senatorial Files

Sub-series C: Electoral College Reform Surveys

1. Alabama Electoral College Reform Surveys 2. Arkansas Electoral College Reform Surveys 3. Arizona Electoral College Reform Surveys 4. California Electoral College Reform Surveys 5. Colorado Electoral College Reform Surveys 6. Connecticut Electoral College Reform Surveys 7. Delaware Electoral College Reform Surveys 8. Florida Electoral College Reform Surveys 9. Georgia Electoral College Reform Surveys 10. Hawaii Electoral College Reform Surveys 11. Idaho Electoral College Reform Surveys 12. Illinois Electoral College Reform Surveys 13. Indiana Electoral College Reform Surveys 14. Iowa Electoral College Reform Surveys 15. Kansas Electoral College Reform Surveys 16. Kentucky Electoral College Reform Surveys 17. Louisiana Electoral College Reform Surveys 18. Maine Electoral College Reform Surveys 19. Maryland Electoral College Reform Surveys 20. Massachusetts Electoral College Reform Surveys 21. Michigan Electoral College Reform Surveys 22. Minnesota Electoral College Reform Surveys 23. Mississippi Electoral College Reform Surveys 24. Missouri Electoral College Reform Surveys 25. Montana Electoral College Reform Surveys 26. Nebraska Electoral College Reform Surveys 27. Nevada Electoral College Reform Surveys 28. New Hampshire Electoral College Reform Surveys 29. New Jersey Electoral College Reform Surveys 30. New Mexico Electoral College Reform Surveys 31. New York Electoral College Reform Surveys 32. North Carolina Electoral College Reform Surveys

Box 496

Folder

1. North Dakota Electoral College Reform Surveys 2. Ohio Electoral College Reform Surveys 3. Oklahoma Electoral College Reform Surveys 4. Oregon Electoral College Reform Surveys 5. Pennsylvania Electoral College Reform Surveys 6. Rhode Island Electoral College Reform Surveys 7. South Carolina Electoral College Reform Surveys 8. South Dakota Electoral College Reform Surveys 9. Tennessee Electoral College Reform Surveys 10. Texas Electoral College Reform Surveys 11. Utah Electoral College Reform Surveys 12. Washington Electoral College Reform Surveys 13. W. Virginia Electoral College Reform Surveys 14. Wisconsin Electoral College Reform Surveys 15. Wyoming Electoral College Reform Surveys 16. Vermont Electoral College Reform Surveys 17. Virginia Electoral College Reform Surveys 18. Untabulated Electoral College Reform Surveys

Box 497

Folder

Series I: Correspondence

Sub-Series I: Invitations

1. Invitations, 1979-80 2. Invitations, 1978 3. Invitations, 1978 4. Invitations, 1978-79 5. Invitations, 1978 6. October 1981 D. C. Invitations 7. Invitations, 1981 8. Invitations, 1981 9. Invitations, 1981

Box 498

Folder

Series IV: Military Academy Appointment Files

1. MEDICAL EXAMINATION FORMS, 2. MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY BLANKS, 3. SAMPLE EXAMS (C. S.), 4. ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS, 1968-70 5. BEDDOW, EDWARD, 1965-70 6. EDWIN CLAPP SHATTUCK SCHOOL FARIBUILT, MINNESOTA, 1966 7. BRUCE NORMAN ERICKSON, 1966-71 8. GUDMUNSON, RESIGNED, 1970 9. BRUCE LACKEY AIR FORCE, 1965-67 10. PAUL LALIBERTE (PRIN ARMY), 1966-67 11. LARSON, MARSHALL,1965-70 12. LORENZ, TERRY WILLISTON, 1965-68 13. THEODORE MUNSCH AIR FORCE, 1968-71 14. NITSCHKE, ROY HUGO, 1967-68 15. RUPP, CLARENCE JOSEPH, NAVY, 1965-66 16. CLARENCE RUPP, 1966-68 NAVY – 1967 17. STEVEN WAALKES, 1964 18. ROBERT WOODMANSEE, 1967-71 19. WILLY SCHILLING, 1968-69 20. JERRY CLIFF SEEKLANDER, 1968-69 21. ZIMMER, GARY WAYNE, 1968-69 22. DAROLD ALLEN BAUER, 1969 23. BRANT BOECKEL, 1969 24. GUY BOURN, 1969 25. ANTHONY GLEN BROWN, 1969 26. BRADLEY BURGUM, 1969 27. MICHEAL J. BURNS, 1969 28. JOHN S. CAYLEY, 1969 29. THOMAS ULYSSES CRARY II, 1969 30. ROBERT LAWRENCE DAHLEN, 1969 31. GREG DEHAVEN, 1969 32. GREGORY DEUTSCH, 1969 33. PAUL DICHRAFF, 1969 34. GLENN FLAATEN, 1969 35. DAVID G. FORD, 1969 36. WILFORD D. GARTON, 1969 37. CLAUDE GION, 1969 38. MARK GUTENSOHN, 1969 39. DAVE CAMERON HACKMEN, 1969 40. MARK GENE HALVORSON, 1969 41. WILLIAM J. HARING, 1969 42. DAVID HEGLAND, 1969 43. MARK HERING, 1969 44. DAN LEE HOLOIEN, 1969 45. MICHEAL GENE HUBER, 1969 46. MARK R. HUNTER, 1969 47. JOEL HYLDEN, 1969 48. PAUL FRANCIS JONES, 1969 49. FRANK KAISER, 1969 50. JEFFERY KAMPHAUGH, 1969 51. DAVID KAUFMAN, 1969 52. DONALD KELLER, 1969 53. STEVE KNAUFE, JR. 1969 54. STEPHEN THOMAS KNOUSE, 1969 55. JAMES CRAIG KVAMME, 1969 56. DENNIS JOHN LEIER, 1969 57. DAVID STEVEN LEWIS, 1969 58. RON MCLAIN, 1969 59. GARY MEHLHOFF, 1969 60. VERNON L. MORTON, 1969 61. JOHN MARTIN ONSTAD, 1969 62. FRED R. PARKS, 1969 63. BILL PRICE, 1969 64. PAUL D. REFLING, 1969 65. DAVID C. ROMANS, 1969 66. KENNETH A. SCHMITZ, 1969 67. RALPH SPECHT, 1969 68. DENNIS STOCKERT, 1969 69. HERBERT THORNDAL III, 1969 70. DOUGLAS WARREN TOLIVER, 1969 71. CURTIS WANNER, 1969 72. MICHEAL WOLBERG, 1969 73. PATRICK WOLF, 1969 74. WAYNE R. WOLLMUTH, 1969 75. IN AIR FORCE ACADEMY, 1969 76. MICHEAL LESLIE CHASE, 1969-70 77. TIM LEON DURA, 1969-70 78. JAMES FEIST, 1969-70 79. DONALD JAMES GANYO, 1969-70 80. DAVID PHILIP HALVORSON, 1969-70 81. RICHARD HAUGEBERG, 1969-70 82. ALBERT JOHN JOHNSON, 1969-70 83. RICK G. JOHNSON (AIR FORCE), 1969-70 84. TOM KOLDEN, 1969-70 85. MIKE JON KOPPANG, 1969-70 86. DUKE G. MONSON, 1969-72 87. DAN PATTERSON, 1969-70 88. DAVID C. PETERSON, 1969-70 89. RODGER A. PUDWILL, 1969-70 90. DOUGLAS EARL RAMBECKO, 1969-70 91. LOU RUDOLF, 1969-70 92. KEITH ALLEN ZORN, 1969-70 93. 1970 CLASS ACADEMY APPOINTMENT MATERIAL 94. RICHARD ALLEN BECKER, 1970 95. CUMMINGS, 1970 96. MICHEAL PATRICK DOYLE, 1970 97. RICHARD B. DERGUSON, 1970 98. GARCIA, 1970 99. JOHN DENNIS KILGORE, 1970 100. DAVID LUDWIG, 1970 101. MARK MEIER, 1970 102. GARY LEE RODGERS, 1970 103. SWEENEY RANDAL C. 1970 104. WALTER C. ANHALT, 1970 105. JOEL NATHANIAL BECKSTROM, 1970-71 106. MARK BLAUFUSS HEBRON, 1971 107. JOSEPH P. CAVALLI, 1970-71 108. KIM EDWARD CHRISTIANSEN, 1970-72 109. RORY CUNNINGHAM, 1970-71 110. RANDALL MARK DAVIS, 1970-71 111. LAHREN, DEAN, 1970-71 112. FRANK DAVID FALKOVIC, 1970-71 113. BRUCE HASKINS, 1970-71 114. PV2 STEVEN J. HERZON, 1970-71 115. DAVID ALLEN JACOBS, 1970-71 116. DANIEL ROBERT KUBISIAK, 1970-71 117. STEVEN JAY KUNZ, 1970-71 118. CLYDE R. LAKE ALTERNATE NAVY, 1970-71 119. BRUCE LEONARD, 1970-71 120. JAMES FRANCIS LESTER, 1970-71 121. DAVID L. LONG, 1970-71 122. MONTE C. MEIERS, 1970-71 123. NESS, DANIEL H. E. 1970-71 124. MARK PEDERSON, 1970-71 125. ROGER PETERSON, 1970-72 126. STEVEN JOHN REDMANN, 1970-71 127. FREDRICK R. SCHILLING, 1970-71 128. EARL SORENSON KATHRYN, 1970-71 129. DAROLD RAY STENSON, 1970-71 130. WHISENAND, 1970-71 131. 1971 132. KIM ADAMS, 1971 133. DENNIS ALLEN CLEMENT, 1971 134. BRENT FISCHER, 1971 135. BRADLEY GRAY, 1971 136. DONALD O. GRIMM, JR. 1971 137. SCOTT HOIBERG, 1971 138. DAVID JAMES JAHNKE, 1971 139. KIRBY JUDE KUKLENSKI, 1971 140. ROBERT MARK SAVAGE, 1971 141. JUDD BRYAN SCHULKE, 1971 142. JOHN DAVID STOLL II, 1971

Box 499

Folder

1. HEITKAMP, JEFFREY WADE, 1971 2. CHARLES EARL BAGBY, JR. 1971-72 3. STEVEN P. BIRD, 1971-72 4. GAYLAN BUNAS, 1971-72 5. DARYL RAY CAMPBELL, 1971-72 6. DAVID LEE CARLSON, 1971-72 7. DAROLD RAY CVANCARA, 1971-72 8. FRANCIS EUGENE DUNLAP, JR. 1971-72 9. MICHAEL FRANCIC EYOLFSON, 1971-72 10. LEE W. FREUND, 1971-72 11. L. KEITH GORDER, 1971-72 12. MARK GROTTE, 1971-72 13. JAMES HEYER, 1972 14. JOHN HILMEN HOLLER, 1971-72 15. RICHARD A. HOGAN, 1971-72 16. RANDY K. KEYES, 1971-72 17. JOHN KONECK, 1971-72 18. VICTOR GRIFFIN LECHNER II, 1971-72 19. DAVID GENE LEUPP, 1971-72 20. STEVE LONG, 1971-72 21. STEPHAN CHRIS MARSHALL, 1971-72 22. BRADLEY HAROLD MATTHEWS, 1971-72 23. BRADLEY GILLUND, 1969-72 24. GARY LEWIS MOE, 1971-72 25. THOMAS PAUL MOORHOUSE, 1971-72 26. MARLO G. MOREL, 1970-72 27. MARK ALAN MORET, 1971-72 28. CARL MUUS, 1971-72 29. KEVIN CHARLES O’KEEFE, 1971-72 30. MICHAEL L. OLASON, 1971-72 31. MICHEAL L. PATCH, 1971-72 32. MARK PEDERSON, 1971-72 33. BRUCE ANDREW RASMUSSEN, 1971-72 34. MICHAEL JOHN REINARTS, 1971-72 35. ROBERT E. REISER, JR. 1971-72 36. CHRLES EDWARD RIEDMAN, 1971-72 37. MICHAEL ALLEN SALQUIST, 1971-72 38. ROGER A. SAYLER, 1971-72 39. KIRBY DEAN SLEMMONS, 1971-72 40. GREGORY JOHN STEINER, 1971-72 41. JEFF THEIGE, 1971-72 42. THOMAS G. THOMPSON, 1971-72 43. JOHN LOUIS THORPE, 1971-72 44. STEPHEN DEE VINING, 1971-72 45. DAVID CRAIG WIGHTMAN, 1917-72 46. BRAIN ZAHN, 1971-72 47. 1972 48. ROBERT AHMANN, 1972 49. VERON AZURE, 1972 50. ALLEN BELGARDE, 1972 51. GARY BERUBE, 1972 52. MICHAEL YELLOW BIRD, 1972 53. MARK BORMAN, 1972 54. ROGER BRUCE, 1972 55. CHARLES CLAYMORE, 1972 56. SIDNEY CLAYMORE, 1972 57. ROSS JAY GUSCETTE, 1972 58. DARREL JACKSON, 1972 59. ALAN JACOBSON, 1972 60. KEITH KAKELA, 1972 61. TIM LAFRANCE, 1972 62. DWIGHT LINDQUIST, 1972 63. JOHN GRAHAM MONROE, 1972 64. DAVID OLSLUND, 1972 65. ERICK RAYMOND, 1972 66. JOSEPH RENVILLE, 1972 67. CHARLES E. RODGERS, JR. 1972 68. HARRY SMITH, 1972 69. JAMES SNIDER, 1972 70. WILLIAM N. SOUSER, 1972 71. LESTER THOMAS, 1972 72. GILLARD WHITE, 1972 73. JAY TAKEN ALIVE, 1972 74. DAVID ARTHUR BARENDT, 1972-73 75. DANIEL M. BERG, 1972-73 76. GARY LYNN BLESS, 1972-73 77. BLAYNE BLOWERS, 1972-73 78. STEVEN DONALD BUSCH, 1972-73 79. DAVID ARTHUR CARLSON, 1972-73 80. JEFF CORNELLA, 1972-73 81. GERARD G. D’AMOUR, 1972-73 82. GLENN ARTHUR ELLIOTT, 1972-73 83. ROGER GOODREAUX, 1972-73 84. WILLIAN ALLAN HEJL, 1972-73 85. THOMAS JORGENSON, 1972-73 86. PATRICK LEE KLOCKE, 1972-73 87. CHARLES F. KOESTERMAN, 1972-73 88. ROGER ALLAN KVANT, 1972-73 89. JAMES J. LARSON, 1972-73 90. GARY HAROLD LEE, 1972-73 91. BILL LUKENS, 1972-73 92. GEORGE FLOYD MCLAUGHLIN, 1972-73 93. DUANE MEAGHER, 1972-73 94. KIRBY MILLS MOORE, 1972-73 95. STEVEN H. MUNKEBY, 1972-73 96. JOSEPH MUSS, 1971-73 97. SCOTT M. NEIL, 1972-73 98. GILBERT M. OPP, JR. 1972-73 99. CAREY B. PAVLISH, 1972-73 100. TIMOTHY PAUL PETERSON, 1972-73 101. BRIAN POEPPEL, 1972-73 102. GREGORY LEON ROBINSON, 1972-73 103. MARK ALLAN RUSHFELDT, 1972-73 104. DANIEL SCHNEIBEL, 1972-73 105. KEVIN RUSSELL SKJEI, 1972-73 106. KIRBY DEAN SLEMMONS, 1972-73 107. JOHN SUNDE, 1972-73 108. RICKY DEAN TEMPLE, 1972-73 109. EUGENE PEPPER TOOMEY, 1972-73 110. ROGER VALANDRA, 1972-73 111. DAVID G. WETTLAUFER, 1972-73 112. TRACY ALLEN WILDEMAN, 1972-73 113. WILLARD DEAN ZIMMER, 1972-73 114. 1973

Box 500

Folder

Series II: North Dakota Files

Sub-Series G: Minot Flooding/Burlington Dam

1. MINOT FLOODING, BURLINGTON DAM, 1978-80 2. MINOT FLOODING, BURLINGTON DAM, 1978-80 3. MINOT FLOODING, BURLINGTON DAM, 1964-70 4. MINOT FLOODING, BURLINGTON DAM, 1970-78 5. MINOT FLOODING, 1976 6. MINOT FLOODING, 1976-77 7. MINOT FLOODING, 1976-77 8. MINOT FLOODING, 1974-76 9. MINOT FLOOD CONTROL, 1975 10. MINOT WATER, 1968-71 11. DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT, FLOOD CONTROL BURLINGTON DAM, 1977 12. DRAFT, FLOOD CONTROL BURLINGTON DAM, DESIGN MEMO NO. 2, 1977

Box 501

Folder

Series III: Senatorial Files

Sub-Series D: Senator Herman Talmadge Censuring

1. TALMADGE HEARING, 1977 2. TALMADGE HEARING ETHICS, 1979 3. TALMADGE HEARING, 1979 4. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES, 1979 5. ETHICS, TALMADGE CASE, 1979 6. TALMADGE, 1979 7. MISCELLANEOUS MEMOS & MOTIONS, 1979 8. MEMOS TO QNB, 1979 9. TALMADGE NEWS CLIPS, 1979 10. MOTION TO DISMISS, 1979 11. SUMMARY OF TESTIMONY, 1978 12. SUBPOENA FOR HET, 1979 13. TALMADGE CASE, 1979 14. EARDLEY FIRST DRAFT REPORT, 1979 15. MOTIONS – PROOF STD & EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE, 1979 16. SELECTED EXHIBITS, 1973-75 17. EXHIBITS, 1973-75 18. MINCHEW EXPENSES FOR HET, 1979 19. APRIL 11 TRANSCRIPT, BURDEN OF PROOF, 1979 20. STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE, 1974 21. SENATOR BURDICK THROUGH BETTY BOYNTON, 1973-74 22. TALMADGE STATEMENT, 1979 23. TALMADGE TESTIMONY, 1978 24. ALLYNE TISDALE – DEPOSITION, 1978

Box 502

Folder

Series III: Senatorial Files Sub-Series E: Quentin Burdick Voting History

1. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 18, 1975 – DECEMBER 19, 1975 2. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 21, 1974 – DECEMBER 20, 1974 3. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 21, 1971 – DECEMBER 12, 1971 4. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 18, 1975 – DECEMBER 19, 1975 5. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 19, 1976 – OCTOBER 1, 1976 6. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 19, 1976 – OCTOBER 1, 1976 7. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 4, 1977 – DECEMBER 15, 1977 8. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 4, 1977 – DECEMBER 15, 1977 9. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 4, 1977 – DECEMBER 15, 1977 10. SENATE RECORD VOTES, JANUARY 22, 1976 – FEBRUARY 26, 1976 11. GUESTBOOK, 1977-78 12. GUESTBOOK, 1979 13. OFFICIAL CERTIFICATION FORM FOR DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES TO 1976 DEMOCRATIC – NPL STATE CONVENTION 14. VOTING HISTORY FOR BURDICK, QUENTIN N., 91-1 CONGRESS 15. VOTING HISTORY FOR BURDICK, QUENTIN N., 94-1 CONGRESS 16. VOTING HISTORY FOR BURDICK, QUENTIN N., 94-1 CONGRESS 17. VOTING HISTORY FOR BURDICK, QUENTIN N., 94-2 CONGRESS 18. VOTING HISTORY FOR BURDICK, QUENTIN N., 94-2 CONGRESS 19. AA SUCCESSOR, 1975 Box 503

Folder

1. Amnesty: 1975 2. Amnesty: 1976 3. "Buy America": 1972 4. Equal Rights Amendment: 1975 5. Farm Field Sanitary Facilities – OSHA: 1976 6. Grand Jury-Texas Guns: 1972 7. Gun Control: 1971-73 8. Gun Control: 1972 9. Gun Control: 1974 10. H.R. 11691, Miller Act: 1974 11. H.R. 3490, Salary of Bankruptcy Referees: 1973 12. Integration and Busing: 1972 13. Lansman - Milan Petition #R.M. 2493, Federal Communications Commission: 1975 14. OSHA Correspondence: 1975 15. Petitions on S.283, School Prayer: 1975 16. Presumption In Favor of Parole: 1976 17. S.1, Criminal Justice Reform Act: 1975 18. S.5, Government in the Sunshine Act: 1975 19. S.11691 Miller Act: 1974-1975 20. S.4000. Cyclamate Restriction: 1969-72 21. School Busing – Thomas: 1976 22. School Prayer Correspondence: 1975 23. Senatorial Privilege, Free Speech: 1971 24. Student Voting – North Dakota: 1971-1972 25. Tom Burgum’s (Burdick’s Office Staff) Blue Copies, If Not Contained In Other Subject Files: 1975 26. Women's Clubs Charter Amendment

Box 504

Folder

1. Air Force Base Photographs 2. Background – Scenery Photographs 3. Black Star Photographs 4. Burdick - Convention Photographs 5. Senator Burdick and Groups Photographs 6. Burdick Trip: 1965 Photographs 7. 1960-1964 Campaign Photographs 8. Committee Photographs: 1966 9. Group Photographs, Senator Not Pictured 10. Group Photographs, Taken Out of Washington 11. President John F. Kennedy Photographs 12. President Lyndon B. Johnson President and Family Photographs 13. Miscellaneous Photographs 14. Norway and Sweden Photographs 15. Photographs Reproduced from the Library of Congress 16. Presidential Photographs 17. Photographs of Dignitaries 18. Senator and Group Photographs 19. Senator and Group Photographs 20. Senator and Individuals Photographs 21. Burdick with other Senators and Dignitaries Photographs Box 505

Folder

1. Photographs of Burdick 2. Photographs of Trust Territories Trip: 1967 3. Miscellaneous Oversized Photographs 4. Mrs. Burdick, 1963-66 5. Committee of 100 6. Dinners: 1963-1964 7. Memorandums, 1963-1967 8. Minot Transportation Hearings: May 24, 1975 9. Minot State College: 1975-1976 10. Miscellaneous: 1963-1965 11. Northern Plains Consortium for Education: 1974-75 12. Northern Plains Consortium for Education: 1975-76 13. Personal: 1962-1965 14. Personal: 1966-1968 15. Speeches: 1976 16. Statements: 1964-1967 17. Trips: 1964-1967 Series I: Correspondence, 1980-1983 Box 506 Folders 1-32 AA-AZ

Box 507 Folders 1-33 BAA-BEZ

Box 508 Folders 1-39 BIA-BROV

Box 509 Folders 1-23 BROW-CAP

Box 510 Folders 1-36 CAR-CZ

Box 511 Folders 1-35 DA-DONH

Box 512 Folders 1-37 DONI-EZ

Box 513 Folders 1-40 F

Box 514 Folders 1-51 GA-GUH

Box 515 Folders 1-49 GUI-HERZ

Box 516 Folders 1-43 HES-JAM

Box 517 Folders 1-43 J-KLINK

Box 518 Folders 1-35 KLINL-LARSON (M)

Box 519 Folders 1-43 LARSON (N)-MAQ

Box 520 Folders 1-40 MARA-MINOT

Box 521 Folders 1-32 MINOT-MZ

Box 522 Folders 1-34 N

Box 523 Folders 1-37 O-PERL

Box 524 Folders 1-40 PERM-REI

Box 525 Folders 1-49 REJ-SCHAT

Box 526 Folders 1-50 SCHAU-SJ

Box 527 Folders 1-42 SK-STRAK

Box 528 Folders 1-53 STRAL-TZ, Tighe-Tri County Electric Cooperative

Box 529 Folders 1-28 Tri County Water Users-V

Box 530 Folders 1-32 W-WG

Box 531 Folders 1-35 WHA-Z

Series II: Subject Files, 1981-1983 Sub-Series A: 1981 Box 532 Folder 1. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 2. ABORTION, 1981 3. AIR FORCE, 1981 4. AGRICULTURE DEPT., 1981 5. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1981 6. AIRLINES, 1981 7. ALASKA PIPELINE, 1981 8. AMTRAK, 1981 9. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1980-81 10. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1981 11. AUTOGRAPHS, 1981 12. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 13. BANKRUPTCY, 1981 14. BARLEY, 1981 15. BEEF, 1981 16. BIOGRAPHY, 1981 17. BOOKS, 1981 18. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1981 19. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1981 20. BUREAU OF PRISONS, 1980 21. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1981

Box 533 Folder 1. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 2. CANCER, 1980 3. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1981 4. CIVIL RIGHTS, 1980 5. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISION, 1981 6. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1981 7. CLEAN AIR, 1981 8. COMMERCE DEPARMTENT, 1981 9. CONGRATULATION MESSAGES, 1981 10. CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY, 1981 11. CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY, 1981 12. COPYRIGHT, 1981 13. COLA, 1981 14. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980 15. DAY LIGHT SAVINGS TIME, 1981 16. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1981 17. DRAFT, 1981 18. DRUGS, 1981 19. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 20. EDA, 1981 21. EDUCATION, 1981 22. EL SALVADOR, 1981 23. EMBASSY, 1981 24. ENERGY, 1981 25. ENERGY FUEL ASSISSTANCE, 1981 26. EVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1981 27. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 28. FAIR LABOR STANDARDS, 1981 29. FARMERS BULLETINS, 1980-81 30. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1981 31. FARM PROGRAM, 1981 32. FAVORABLE ACTION, 1981 33. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION, 1981

Box 534 Folder 1. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1980-81 2. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1980 3. FEDERAL HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1981 4. FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD, 1981 5. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, 1981 6. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISION, 1981 7. FIRE ARMS, 1981 8. FISH AND WILDLIFE, 1981 9. FOOD NUTRITION SERVICE, 1981 10. FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, 1981 11. FOOD STAMPS, 1981 12. FOREIGN AID, 1980-81 13. FORM LETTERS, 1981 14. FUR SEALS, 1981 15. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 16. GAS, 1981 17. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINSTRATION, 1980-81 18. G.I. BILL, 1981 19. GOLD STANDARD, 1981 20. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICES, 1981 21. GOVERNMENT SPENDING, 1981 22. GRAZING, 1981 23. GRAIN, 1981 24. GREETINGS, 1981 25. GTA, 1981 26. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 27. HEALTH INSURANCE, 1981 28. HEALTH EDUCATION WELFARE, 1980-81 29. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, 1981 30. HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE, 1978-81 31. HOUSING ADMIN., 1981 32. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 33. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE, 1981 34. INAGURATION, 1980-81 35. INDIANS, 1981 36. INFLATION, 1981 37. INTERIOR DEPT., 1981 38. INTEREST RATES, 1981 39. ICC, 1981 40. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1981

Box 535 Folder 1. INVITATIONS, 1981 2. INVITATIONS, 1981 3. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 4. JOBS, 1976-81 5. JUSTICE DEPT., 1980-81 6. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 7. LABOR DEPT., 1981 8. LABOR DEPT.- PROPOSED RULE, 1981 9. LEGISLATION COUNCIL, 1981 10. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1981 11. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 12. MAILING LIST, 1981 13. MARINE CORP, 1981 14. MEDICARE/MEDICAID, 1977-81 15. MILITARY, 1981 16. MINIMUM WAGE, 1981 17. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1981 18. MONEY MARKET, 1981

Box 536 Folder 1. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 2. NATIONAL ENDOWMENTS OF THE ARTS, 1981 3. NATURAL GAS PRICING, 1981 4. NATIONAL GUARD, 1981 5. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1981 6. NAVY DEPT., 1980-81 7. NEWSLETTER, 1981 8. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 9. OMB, 1981-82 10. OFFICE OF DEFENSE MOBILIZATION, 1981 11. OIL, 1981 12. OLD AGE, 1981 13. OSHA, 1980-81 14. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 15. PAY RAISES, 1981 16. PEACE CORPS, 1981 17. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1980-81 18. POLITICAL, 1981 19. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 1981 20. POSTAL SERVICE, 1980-81 21. POSTAL 9-DIGIT ZIPCODE, 1981 22. POSTAL PAY RAISES, 1981 23. PRESS RELEASES, 1981 24. PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, 1981 25. PSRO, 1981 26. PUBLIC BROADCASTING, 1981 27. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 28. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 29. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1981 30. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1982 31. RAILROAD, 1980-81 32. RELIGIIOUS BROADCASTING, 1981 33. RETIREMENT- CIVIL SERVICE,

Box 537 Folder 1. RURAL ELECTRIC, 1981 2. RURAL TELEPHONE, 1981 3. RUSSIA, 1981 4. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 5. SAUDI ARABIA, 1981 6. SCHOOL GRANTS, 1981 7. SCHOOL LUNCHES, 1981 8. SCHOOL PRAYER, 1980-81 9. SENATE, 1981 10. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1981 11. SOCIAL SECURITY ADMIN., 1981 12. SPPED LIMIT, 1981 13. STATE DEPT., 1981 14. SUPREME COURT, 1980-81 15. SYMPATHY, 1981 16. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 17. TAXES MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 18. TAXES, 1981

Box 538 Folder 1. TELEGRAMS, 1981 2. TELEVISION, 1981 3. TRANSPORTATION, 1981 4. TREASURY, 1981 5. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 6. UNITED NATIONS, 1981 7. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 8. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1981 9. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1981 10. VOTING, 1981 11. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981 12. WATER, 1980-81 13. WHEAT, 1981 14. WORLD HUNGER, 1981 15. “X” “Y” “Z” MISCELLANEOUS

Sub-Series B: 1982 16. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 17. ABORTION, 1982 18. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1981-82 19. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1981-82 20. AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION, 1982 21. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1982 22. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1982

Box 539 Folder 1. AIRFORCE, 1982 2. AIRLINES, 1981-82 3. AIRPORT ADAP, 1981 4. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS, 1982 5. ALASKA PIPELINE, 1982 6. AMERICAN LEGION, 1982 7. AMERICAN CONSULATES, 1982 8. AMTRAK, 1981-1982 9. ARMY DEPARTMENT, 1982 10. ARMY ENGINEERS, 1981-82 11. AUTOGRPAHS, 1982 12. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 13. BOATING USERS FEE, 1982 14. B 1 BOMBER, 1982 15. BUREAU OF BUDGET, 1982 16. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1982 17. BUREAU OF CUSTOMS, 1982 18. BUS DEREGULATION, 1982 19. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 20. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, 1982 21. CHEMICAL WARFARE WEAPONS, 1982 22. CHINA, 1982 23. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1982 24. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1982 25. CLEAN AIR, 1982 26. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1982 27. COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION, 1982 28. CONGRATULATION MESSAGES, 1982 29. CONGRESSIONAL TAX, 1981-82 30. COST OF LIVING, 1982 31. CUBA, 1982 32. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-82 33. DAVIS BACON, 1982 34. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1981-82 35. DRINKIN AGE, 1982 36. DRUGS, 1982

Box 540 Folder 1. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 2. ECONOMIC INDICATOR, 1982 3. EDUCATION, 1982 4. EL SALVADOR, 1982 5. EMBASSY, 1982 6. ENERGY, 1982 7. ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT, 1982 8. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1982 9. EQUAL RIGHTS, AMENDMENT, 1981-82 10. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-82 11. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1982 12. FARM PROGRAMS, 1982 13. FARM PRICES, 1982 14. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, 1982 15. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1981-82 16. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, 1982 17. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP., 1982 18. FEDERAL HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1982 19. FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD, 1981-82 20. FEDERAL SPENDING, 1982 21. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, 1981-82 22. FEDERALISM, 1982 23. FIREARMS, 1981-82 24. FLAGS, 1982 25. FOOD STAMPS, 1981-82 26. FOREIGN AID, 1982 27. FUEL ASSISSTANCE, 1982 28. FUEL ALCOHOL, 1982 29. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 30. GAS DECONTROL, 1982 31. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1982 32. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION, 1981-81 33. GENOCIDE TREATY, 1981-82 34. G. I. BILL, 1981-82 35. GOLD, 1981-82 36. GOVERNMENT SPENDING, 1982 37. GRAIN, 1982 38. GRAZING, 1982 39. GREETINGS, 1981-82 40. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 41. HEALTH, 1982 42. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, 1982 43. HOUSING, 1982

Box 541 Folder 1. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 2. INDIANS, 1982 3. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1982 4. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1982 5. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, 1982 6. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION, 1982 7. INFLATION, 1982 8. INTEREST RATES, 1982 9. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1981-82 10. IRAN, 1982 11. INVITATIONS, 1982 12. INVITATIONS, 1982 13. INVITATIONS, 1981-82 14. INVITATIONS, 1982 15. INVITATIONS, 1981-82

Box 542 Folder 1. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-82 2. “K” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 3. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 4. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1982 5. LEGISLATIONVIEWS, 1982 6. LIBRARYOF CONGRESS, 1981-82 7. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 8. MARINE CORPS, 1982 9. MEDICARE, 1981-82 10. MENTAL HEALTH, 1982 11. MILITARY, 1982 12. MX MISSILES, 1982 13. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1982 14. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 15. NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR HUMANITIES, 1982 16. NATURAL GAS, 1982 17. NATIONAL GUARD, 1981-82 18. NATIONAL PARK EMPLOYMENT, 1982 19. NAVY DEPARTMENT, 1982 20. NEWSLETTER, 1982 21. NUCLEAR ARMS, 1982 22. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 23. OFFICE PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, 1982 24. OIL, 1981-82 25. OLD AGE, 1982 26. OSHA, 1982 27. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 28. PAY RAISE, 1982 29. PEACE CORPS, 1982 30. PHOTOGRAPHS, 1982 31. POSTAL RATES, 1982 32. POSTAL SERVICE, 1982 33. PRESS RELEASES, 1981-82 34. PUBLIC HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, 1982 35. “Q” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 36. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 37. RAILROADS, 1982 38. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1982

Box 543 Folder 1. REA, 1981-82 2. RUSSIA, 1982 3. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 4. SCHOOL LUNCHES, 1982 5. SCHOOL PRAYER, 1982 6. SENATE PAGE, 1982 7. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1982 8. SOCIAL SECURITY, 1982 9. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1981-82 10. STUDENT LOANS, 1981-82 11. SUGAR, 1982 12. SUPREME COURT, 1982 13. SYMPATHY, 1982 14. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 15. TAXES, 1982 16. TAXES INCOME, 1981-82 17. TELEGRAMS, 1982

Box 544 Folder 1. TELEVISION, 1981-82 2. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1982 3. TRADE COMMISSION, 1982 4. TRANSPORTATION, 1982 5. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1981-82 6. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-82 7. UNITED NATIONS, 1981-82 8. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-82 9. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1982 10. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1982 11. VETERANS INSURANCE, 1982 12. VIETNAM, 1982 13. VOTING, 1981-82 14. “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 15. WATER POLLUTION, 1981-82 16. WHEAT, 1982 17. WHITE HOUSE, 1981-82

Sub-Series C: 1983 18. “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 19. ABORTION, 1982-83 20. ABORTION, 1980 21. ABORTION, 1979 22. ABORTION 1978 23. ABORTION 1977 24. ABORTION 1973-76 25. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1982-83 26. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, 1982-83 27. AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS, 1982-83 28. AIR FORCE, 1982-83 29. AMTRAK, 1982-83 30. ARMY DEPARTMENT 1983 31. AMRY ENGINEERS, 1982-83 32. “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 33. BUDGET, 1983-84 34. BUREAU OF CENSUS, 1983 35. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1983 36. BUREAU OF PRISONS, 1983 37. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, 1983 38. “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983

Box 545 Folder 1. CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD, 1983 2. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, 1983 3. CLEAN AIR, 1983 4. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, 1983 5. COMMODITY, CREDIT CORPORATION, 1983 6. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, 1983 7. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, 1983 8. CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY, 1983 9. “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 10. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT, 1983-84 11. DRUGS, 1982-83 12. “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983-84 13. EDUCATION, 1983 14. ENERGY, 1983 15. ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1983 16. EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT, 1983 17. “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 18. FARM PROGRAMS, 1982-83 19. FARM PRICES, 1983 20. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1982-83 21. FARMERS HOME LOANS, 1983 22. FARMERS UNION, 1963 23. FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, 1983 24. FEDERAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION, 1983 25. FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE, 1983 26. FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, 1982-83 27. FEDERAL SPENDING, 1983 28. FEDERAL TRADE COMMINSION, 1983 29. FRIEARMS – GUN CONTROL, 1983 30. FOOD STAMPS, 1982-83 31. FOREIGN AID, 1983 32. FOREIGN AID, 1983

Box 546 Folder 1. FORM LETTERS, 1981-83 2. “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 3. G. I. BILL, 1983 4. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE, 1982-83 5. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION, 1983 6. GRAIN, 1983 7. GREETING, 1982-83 8. “H” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 9. HEALTH, 1983-84 10. HOUSING, 1982-83 11. “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983-85 12. INDIANS, 1983-84 13. INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1983 14. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, 1983-84 15. INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION, 1983-84 16. IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION, 1983 17. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, 1983 18. INVITATIONS, 1982-83 19. INVITATIONS, 1983 20. INVITATIONS, 1981-83 21. “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 22. JOBS, 1983 23. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, 1983 24. “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983-84 25. LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1983 26. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1983 27. “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 28. MARINE CORPS, 1982-83 29. MEDICARE, 1983-84 30. MENTAL HEALTH, 1983 31. MILITARY, 1983 32. MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS, 1982-83 33. MONTREAL PROTOCOLS, 1982-83 34. “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 35. “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 36. OIL, 1983-84 37. “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 38. POSTAL SERVICE, 1983 39. PRESS RELEASES, 1982-83

Box 548 Folder 1. “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 2. RAILROADS, 1982 3. RAILROAD RETIREMENT, 1983 4. “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 5. SCHOOL PRAYER, 1983 6. SENIOR CITIZENS, 1983 7. SOCIAL SECURITY, 1983 8. STATE DEPARTMENT, 1983 9. STUDENT LOANS, 1983 10. SYMPATHY, 1982-83 11. “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983-85 12. TAXES, 1982-83 13. TAXES INCOME, 1983 14. TELEGRAMS, 1982-83 15. TELEVISION, 1982-83 16. THANK YOU LETTERS, 1982-83 17. TRADE COMMISSION, 1983 18. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1983 19. TRANSPORTATION, 1983

Box 549 Folder 1. “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 2. UNITED NATIONS, 1983 3. “V” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 4. VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1982-83 5. VETERANS LEGISLATION, 1983-84 6. “W” MISCELANEOUS, 1983 7. WHITE HOUSE, 1983 8. “X” “Y” “Z” MISCELLANEOUS, 1983 9. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, 1975-76 10. GRAIN ALCOHOL, 1975-81 11. GRANTS (NOTIFICATIONS OF, ETC.), 1978 12. TAXES (AGRICULTURAL AIRCRAFT), 1976-78 13. TAXES (HIGHWAY USER), 1973-76 14. UNITED KINGDOM TAX TREATY, 1976-77 15. RURAL REHABILITATION, 1981

Series III: North Dakota Subject Files, 1982-1983 Sub-Series A: General Files Box 550 Folder 1. ND “A” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 2. ND AERONACTICS COMMISSION, 1981-82 3. ND AFL-CIO, 1982 4. ND AGRICULTURE DEPARMENT, 1982-83 5. ND AGRICULTURE STABILIZATION, 1982-83 6. ND AGING, 1982-83 7. ND ASSOCIATED GENERALS CONTRACTORS, 1981 8. ND ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1982-83 9. ND “B” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-84 10. ND BAR ASSOCIATION, 1982 11. ND BANK, 1976-82 12. ND BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD, 1982-83 13. ND “C” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 14. ND CENSUS, 1982 15. ND COAL, 1981-82 16. ND COAL (SLURRY), 1982-83 17. ND COAL GASIFICATION, 1981 18. ND CHILD CARE FEEDING PROGRAM, 1982 19. ND COMMUNITY ACTION DEVELOPMENT, 1982 20. ND “D” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-83 21. ND “E” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 22. ND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, 1982-83 23. ND “F” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-84 24. ND FARM BUREAU, 1982-84 25. ND FARMERS UNION, 1981-83 26. ND FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, 1982-83 27. ND FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORP., 1982-83 28. ND FOOD STAMP, 1982-83 29. ND “G” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 30. ND GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT, 1982 31. ND GARRISON DIVERSION, 1975-81 32. ND GRAIN DEALERS ASSOCIATION, 1981-82 33. ND GREEN THUMB, 1982 34. ND “H” MISCEALLANEOUS, 1982-83 35. ND HANDICAPPED, 1982

Box 551 Folder 1. ND HEALTH DEPARTMENT, 1982-83 2. ND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 1982-84 3. ND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 1982 4. ND HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, 1981-83 5. ND HUMAN SERVICES, 1982 6. ND “I” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 7. ND INDIAN AFFAIRS COMMISSION, 1981-83 8. ND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 1982-83 9. ND INTERNAL REVENUE, 1982-83 10. ND INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDEN, 1982 11. ND “J” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 12. ND JOB SERVICE, 1982-83 13. ND “L” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 14. ND LABOR DEPARTMENT, 1982-83 15. ND LAKE SAKAKAWEA, 1983 16. ND LEGAL SERVICES, 1981-82 17. NO LEGISLATION, 1982 18. ND LETTER CARRIERS ASSOCIATION, 1981-82 19. ND LIBRARY COMMISSION, 1982 20. ND LIGNITE, 1977-82 21. ND “M” MISCELLANEOUS, 1981-83 22. ND MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION, 1982-83 23. ND MISSILE SITES, 1981-82 24. ND MISSOURI RIVER BASIN, 1981-82 25. ND “N” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 26. ND NEWSPAPERS, 1981-82 27. ND NURSES ASSOCIATION, 1982-83 28. ND “O” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-82 29. ND “P” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-81 30. ND PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 1982-83 31. ND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, 1982-84 32. ND “R” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 33. ND REVENUE SHARING, 1982-83 34. ND RURAL ELECTRIC COOP., 1982-83 35. ND RURAL LETTER CARRIERS, 1980-83 36. ND RURAL TELEPHONES, 1982-83 37. ND “S” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-84

Box 552 Folder 1. ND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, 1982 2. ND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, 1980-83 3. ND SENIOR CITIZENS, 1982-83 4. ND SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, 1979-82 5. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1979-83 6. ND SOCIAL SECURITY, 1982 7. ND SOIL CONSERVATION, 1980-83 8. ND SOIL CONSERVATION, 1982 9. ND STATE UNIVERSITY, 1981-83 10. ND STOCKMENS ASSOCIATION, 1982-83 11. ND “T” MISCELLANEOUS, 1980-82 12. ND TAX COMMISSIONER, 1980-83 13. ND THEODORE ROOSEVELT PARK,

Box 553 Folder 1. ND “U” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982-83 2. ND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1982-83 3. ND UND-IN-MED, 1982-83 4. UND 1975-80 5. ND UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA, 1982-83 6. ND VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1979-83 7. ND VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, 1982 8. ND VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION, 1980-82 9. ND “W” MISCELLANEOUS, 1982 10. ND WATER CONSERVATION, 1975-80 11. ND WEATHERIZATION, 1980-83 12. ND WHEAT COMMISSION, 1982-83 13. ND WIC PROGRAMS, 1980-83 14. ND WORKMENS COMPENSATION, 1982-83 15. ND “X” “Y” “Z” MISCELLANEOUS, 1978-80

Sub-Series B: Post Office Files 16. COMMEMORATIVE STAMPS, 1971-76 17. POSTMASTER GENERAL, 1974-76 18. POST OFFICE HEARINGS, 1972-73 19. POSTAL SERVICE CORRESPONDENCE, 1976 20. POST OFFICE CLOSINGS, 1975-76 21. POSTAL CLOSINGS, 1976 22. DISCONTINUED POST OFFICES, 1965-66

Box 554 Folder 1. POSTAL LISTS 2. ABSARAKA, 1976 3. ABERCROMBIE, 1975 4. ADAMS, 1972-1973 5. ADRIAN, 1969-1970 6. AKRA, 1969-1970 7. ALAMO,1977-1978 8. ALEXANDER, 1973-1977 9. ALFRED, 1972-1980 10. ALKABO, 1976 11. ALMONT, 1972 12. ALSEN, 1972-1976 13. AMBROSE, 19761-77 14. AMENIA, 1965-1967 15. AMIDON, 1976 16. ANAMOOSE, 1974-1977 17. ANETA, 1970-1978 18. ANTLER, 1959 19. ARDOCH, 1974-1976 20. ARENA, 1972-1976 21. ARGUSVILLE, 1962 22. ARNEGARD, 1970 23. ARTHUR, 1956 24. ARVILLA, 1978 25. ASHLEY, 1972-1976 26. AYR, 1972-1975 27. BACKOO, 1976 28. BAKER, 1975 29. BALDWIN, 1971 30. BALFOUR, 1979-1982 31. BARNEY, 1972-1983 32. BANRY, 1968-1973 33. BARLETT. 1966 34. BATHGATE, 1974-1982 35. BATTLEVIEW, 1971-1976 36. BEACH, 1970-1981 37. BELCOURT, 1972 38. BELDEN, 1968 39. BELFIELD, 1973-1975 40. BENEDICT, 1981 41. BENTLEY, 1974-1977 42. BEULAH, 1969-1980 43. BERGEN, 1972-1976 44. BERLIN, 1976-1982 45. BERTHOLD, 1971 46. BINFORD, 1970-1981 47. BISBEE, 1971-1972 48. BISMARCK, 1981-1982 49. BLAISDELL, 1973-1979 50. BONETRAILL, 1976 51. BORDULAC, 1976-1982 52. BOTTINEAU, 1971-1977 53. BOWBELLS, 1971-1978 54. BOWDON, 1972-1973 55. BOWMAN, 1972-1978 56. BRADDOCK, 1972-1979 57. BRAMPTON, 1976 58. BREMAN, 1970-1971 59. BREIEN, 1975-1976 60. BROCKET, 1967-1977 61. BUCHANAN, 1971 62. BUCYRUS, 1972-1982 63. BUFFALO, 1969-1971 64. BURLINGTON, 1974 65. BURT, 1975 66. BUTTE, 1970 67. BUXTON, 1980 68. CALEDONIA, 1962 69. CALIO, 1973-1980 70. CALVIN, 1975 71. CANDO, 1978-1980 72. CANNON BALL, 1965-1973 73. CARBURY, 1975 74. CARPIO, 1971-1978 75. CARRINGTON, 1972-1980 76. CARSON, 1976-1980 77. CARTWRIGHT, 1973-1976 78. CASSELTON, 1973-1977 79. CATHAY, 1971-1972 80. CAVALEIR, 1975-1976 81. CAYUGA, 1971-1979 82. CENER, 1973-1979 83. CHAFFEE, 1980 84. CHARLSON, 1977 85. CHASELEY, 1973-1980 86. CHRISTINE, 1966 87. CHURCHS FERRY, 1965 88. CLEVELAND, 1980-1981 89. CLIFFORD, 1972-1980 90. COGSWELL, 1977 91. COLEHARBOR, 1971-1980 92. COLFAX, 1970-1973 93. COLGAN, 1973 94. COLUMBUS, 1973 95. CONCRETE, 1969-1981 96. CONWAY 97. COOPERSTOWN, 1972-1976 98. COTEAU, 1976 99. COULEE, 1968 100. COURTNEY, 1972 101. CRARY, 1977 102. CROSBY, 1975-1983 103. CRYSTAL, 1967-1983 104. CRYSTAL SPRINGS, 1975-1978 105. CUMMINGS, 1967-1974 106. DAVENPORT, 1975-1981 107. DAWSON, 1971 108. DAZEY, 1971 109. DE LAMERE, 1975 110. DENBIGH, 1973 111. DENHOFF, 1973-1980 112. DES LACS, 1973-1975 113. DEVILS LAKE, 1971-1982 114. DICKEY, 1971-1978 115. DICKENSON, 1970-1982

Box 555 Folder 1. DODGE, 1975 2. DONNEYBROOK 3. DOYON, 1971 4. DOUGLAS, 1973-1975 5. DRAKE, 1970-1978 6. DRAYTON, 1974 7. DRISCOLL, 1971-1976 8. DUNN CENTER, 1961-1976 9. DURBIN, 1970-1976 10. ECKELSON, 1976-1978 11. EDGELEY, 1974-1977 12. EDINBURG, 1973 13. EDMORE, 1971-1981 14. EDMUNDS, 1960 15. EGELAND, 1976-1979 16. ELGIN, 1975 17. ELLENDALE, 1970-1981 18. ELLIOTT, 1971 19. EMERADO, 1965 20. EMMET, 1975-1981 21. ENDERLAND, 1972-1978 22. EENGLEVALE, 1976 23. EPPING, 1972-1981 24. ERIE, 1965 25. ESMOND, 1972-1981 26. FAIRDALE, 1972 27. FAIRFIELD, 1972-1975 28. FARGO, 1977-1982 29. FAIRMOUNT, 1970-1983 30. FESSENDEN, 1971-1981 31. FILLMORE, 1966 32. FINGAL, 1971-1978 33. FINLEY, 1972-1977 34. FLASHER, 1971-1980 35. FLAXTON, 1971-1982 36. FORBES, 1971 37. FORDVILLE, 1971-1978 38. FOREST RIVER, 1966-1973 39. FORMAN, 1970-1981 40. FORT RANSOM, 1971 41. FORTUNA, 1970-1980 42. FORT YATES, 1967 43. FOXHOLM, 1967 44. FREDA, 1967 45. FREDONIA, 1973-1975 46. GARDAR, 1982-1983 47. GARDNER, 1973-1976 48. GARRISON, 1971-1982 49. GENESEO 50. GILBY, 1973-1975 51. GLADSTONE, 1970-1972 52. GLENBURN, 1973 53. GLEN ULLIN, 1972-1976 54. GOLDEN VALLEY, 1981 55. GOLVA, 1977 56. GOODRICH, 1976 57. GRACE CITY, 1975 58. GRAFTON, 1971-1978 59. GRAND FORKS, 1973-1983 60. GRADIN, 1973-1976 61. GRAND RAPIDS, 62. GRANVILLE, 1971-1973 63. GRASSY BUTTE, 1966-1980 64. GUELPH 65. GWINNER 66. HAGUE, 1977 67. HALLIDAY, 1966-1974 68. HAMAR, 1976-1979 69. HAMBERG, 1976-1981 70. HAMILTON, 1967-1971 71. HAMLET, 1966-1974 72. HAMPDEN, 1978 73. HANKINSON, 1980 74. HANNAFORD, 1971-1976 75. HANNAH, 1976 76. HANNOVER, 1979-1980 77. HANSBORO 78. HARVEY, 1972-1981 79. HARWOOD, 1976 80. HATTON, 1972-1977 81. HAVANA, 1977 82. HAYNES 83. HAZELTON, 1975-1978 84. HAZEN, 1973-1979 85. HEATON, 1967-1979 86. HEBRON, 1974-1975 87. HEIMDAL, 1967-1973 88. HENSEL, 1978 89. HENSLER, 1977 90. HETTINGER 91. HICKSON, 1975 92. HILLSBORO, 1973-1980 93. HONEYFORD, 1967 94. HOOPLE, 1972-1979 95. HOPE, 1973-1982 96. HORACE, 1982 97. HUFF, 1975 98. HUNTER, 1974-1979 99. HURDSFIELD, 1978 100. INKSTER,1972-1978 101. JAMESTOWN, 1971-1976

Box 556 Folder 1. JESSIE, 1972-1980 2. JOHNSTOWN, 1976 3. JOLIETTE, 1960 4. JUD, 1962-1970 5. JUANITA, 1979 6. JUDSON, 1966 7. KEENE, 1974-1977 8. KENMARE, 1965-1975 9. KENSAL, 1976-1980 10. KEIF, 1971-1982 11. KILLDEER, 1974-1980 12. KINDRED, 1971-1981 13. KINTYRE, 1968-1975 14. KLOTEN, 1965-1975 15. KNOX, 1968-1977 16. KRAMER, 1972-1976 17. KULM, 1963-1976 18. LAKOTA, 1972-1978 19. LA MOURE, 1973-1978 20. LANDA, 1971-1976 21. LANGDON, 1962-1976 22. LANKIN, 1971-1974 23. LANSFORD, 1972-1983 24. LARIMORE, 1971-1981 25. LARSON, 1975-1976 26. LAWTON, 1972-1978 27. LEAL, 1975-1976 28. LEEDS, 1971-1976 29. LEFOR, 1982 30. LEHR, 1971-1980 31. LEITH, 19723-1976 32. LEONARD, 1968 33. LEROY, 1968-1978 34. LIDGERWOOD, 1970-1972 35. LIGNITE, 1970-1976 36. LINTON, 1971-1977 37. LISBON, 1972-1977 38. LITCHVILLE, 1968-1981 39. LIVONA, 1970-1972 40. LOSTWOOD, 1967-1972 41. LUVERNE, 1973-1979 42. MADDOCK, 1973-1976 43. MAIDA, 1982 44. MAKOTI, 1967-1978 45. MANDAN, 1972-1978 46. MANDAREE, 1968 47. MANFRED, 1964 48. MANTADOR, 1976-1982 49. MANVEL, 1973 50. MAPES, 1968 51. MAPLETON, 1971 52. MARION, 1971-1974 53. MARMARTH, 1973-1974 54. MASHALL, 1970-1974 55. MARTIN, 1973 56. MAX, 1973 57. MAXBASS, 1973-1978 58. MAYVILLE, 1971-1977 59. MCCANNA, 1965 60. MCCLUSKY, 1971-1977 61. MCGREGOR, 1973-1975 62. MCKENZIE, 1971-1977 63. MCLEOD, 1972-1979 64. MEDINA, 1971-1982 65. MEDORA, 1971-1976 66. MEKINOCK, 1975-1979 67. MENOKEN, 1973 68. MERCER, 1959 69. MERRICOURT, 1976-1978 70. MICHIGAN, 1976 71. MINOT, 1973-1982 72. MILTON, 1974-1977 73. MINNEWAUKAN, 1971 74. MINTO, 1971-1976 75. MOFFIT, 1972-1974 76. MOHALL, 1972-1973 77. MONANGO, 1975-1981 78. MOORETON, 1974-1981 79. MOTT, 1972-1979 80. MOUNTAIN, 1977 81. MUNICH, 1972 82. MYLO, 1975-1977 83. NAPOLEON, 1971-1979 84. NASH, 1973 85. NECHE, 1966 86. NEKOMA, 1967-1968 87. NEW ENGLAND, 1977 88. NEW HRADEC, 1976 89. NEW LEIPZIG, 1970-1982 90. NEW ROCKFORD, 1973-1975 91. NEW SALEM, 1971-1977 92. NEW TOWN, 1967-1981 93. NIAGARA,1972-1979 94. NOME, 1971-1976 95. NOONAN, 1975-1981 96. NORMA, 1973-1976 97. NORTONVILLE, 1976-1977 98. NORTHGATE, 1971-1982 99. OAKES, 1982-1973 100. OBERON, 1977

Box 557 Folder 1. ORISKA, 1975-1978 2. ORRIN, 1971-1981 3. OSNABROCK, 1974-1977 4. OVERLY, 1969-1979 5. PAGE, 1971-1978 6. PALERMO, 1972-1975 7. PARK RIVER, 1967-1973 8. PARSHALL, 1972-1976 9. PEKIN, 1971 10. PEMINA, 1970-1972 11. PENN, 1964-1967 12. PETERSBURG, 1974-1977 13. PETTIBONE, 1975-1977 14. PILSBURY, 1968 15. PINGREE, 1973 16. PISEK, 1975-1976 17. PLAZA, 1973-1980 18. PLEASANT LAKE, 1974-1976 19. PORTLAND, 1978 20. POWERS LAKE, 1972-1977 21. RAY, 1971-1980 22. REGAN, 1969-1973 23. REGENT, 1973-1980 24. REYNOLDS, 1976 25. RHAME, 1972-1980 26. RICHARDTON, 1974-1978 27. ROBINSON, 1971-1980 28. ROCKLAKE, 1965 29. ROGERS, 1976 30. ROLETTE, 1970-1972 31. ROLLA, 1976-1980 32. ROSEGLEN, 1967-1974 33. ROSS, 1980-1982 34. RUGBY, 1974-1982 35. RUSO, 1962 36. RUTLAND, 1973-1976 37. ST. ANTHONY, 1975 38. ST. JOHN, 1978 39. ST. MICHAEL, 1976 40. ST. THOMAS, 1970-1973 41. SAN HAVEN, 1970 42. SANBORN, 4975-1982 43. SARLES, 1975 44. SAWYER, 1962 45. SCRANTON, 1975-1981 46. SELFIDGE, 1977 47. SELZ, 1970-1981 48. SENTINEL, 1966 49. SHELDON, 1971-1977 50. SHERWOOD, 1973 51. SHEYENNE, 1971-1978 52. SHIELDS, 1981 53. SOLEN, 1981-1982 54. SORIS, 1971-1975 55. SOUTH HEART, 1981 56. SPIRITWOOD, 1965 57. SPRING BROOK, 1961 58. STANLEY, 1972-1981 59. STANTON, 1972 60. STARKWEATHER, 1973-1981 61. STEELE, 1972-1982 62. STERLING, 1972 63. STIRUM, 1970-1983 64. STRASBURG, 1975-1977 65. STRAUBVILLE, 1966 66. STREETER, 1975-1980 67. SURREY, 1964-1974 68. SUTTON, 1965-1976 69. SYDNEY, 1961 70. SYKESTON, 1974-1981 71. TAPPEN, 1978 72. TAYLOR, 1973-1981 73. THOMPSON, 1962 74. TIOGA, 1977-1980 75. TOLLEY, 1968-1973 76. TOLNA, 1974-1981 77. TOWER CITY, 1971-1972 78. TOWNER, 1973-1980 79. TRENTON, 1981 80. TROTTERS, 1975 81. TUTTLE, 1970-1980 82. TURTLE LAKE, 1972 83. UPHAM, 1972-1982 84. VALLEY CITY, 1972-1981 85. VELVA, 1973-1979 86. VERONA, 1974-1983 87. VOLITARE, 1973-1979 88. WHAPETON, 1971-1979 89. WALCOTT, 1965 90. WALES, 1971 91. WALHALLA, 1972-1973 92. WARWOCK, 1973-1974 93. WASHBURN, 1976 94. WATFORD CITY, 1972-1977 95. WEBSTER, 1975 96. WEST FARGO, 1959-1980 97. WESTHOPE, 1971-1972 98. WHEATLAND, 1973-1981 99. WHEELOCK, 1977 100. WILDROSE, 1973 101. WILLISTON, 1971-1978 102. WILTON, 1975-1978 103. WIMBLEDON, 1970-1980 104. WING, 1972-1976 105. WINDSOR, 1970-1974 106. WISHEK, 1975-1976 107. WHITE EARTH, 1975-1976 108. WHITE SHEILD, 1980 109. WOLFORD, 1961-1975 110. WOODSWORTH, 1970-1976 111. WYNDMERE, 1971-1976 112. YPSILANTI, 1967-1968 113. ZAHL, 1975 114. ZAP, 1976 115. ZEELAND, 1966

Series IV: Legislative Files Sub-Series A: 95th Congress, 1977-1978 Box 558 Folder 1. AMENDMENT 10 TO PANAMA CANAL TREATIES (DOLE) 2. AMENDMENT 19 TO S.4- TO KEEP THE POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE AS A STANDING COMMITTEE (BURDICK) 3. AMENDMENTS 20 AND 21 TO PANAMA CANAL TREATIES (R. BYRD) 4. AMENDMENT 23 TO S. 4- TO KEEP THE SENATE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON AGING (CHURCH) 5. AMENDMENT 190 TO H.R. 3477- TAX REDUCTION AND SIMPLIFICATION ACT (CHURCH) 6. AMENDMENT 227 TO S. 855- APPROPRIATIONS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (HATCH) 7. AMENDMENT 228 TO H.R. 3477- CANADIAN TAX IMPACT ON U.S. BROADCASTERS (MOYNIHAN) 8. AMENDMENT 342 TO S. 1523- TO AMEND THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT (BURDICK) 9. AMENDMENT 385 TO S. 252, THE CLEAN AIR ACT (BURDICK) 10. AMENDMENT 389 TO S. 252 (CLEAN AIR)- THE BASIN ELECTRIC AMENDMENT (BURDICK) 11. UNPRINTED AMENDMENT 562 TO S. 555, PUBLIC OFFICIALS INTEGRITY ACT (RIEGLE) 12. UNPRINTED AMENDMENT 613 TO S. 1420- CHILD NUTRITION ACT AMENDMENTS (DOLE) 13. UNPRINTED AMENDMENT 764 TO S.CON.RES. 43- 2ND CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET RESOLUTION (TALMADGE) 14. UNPRINTED AMENDMENT 733 TO S. 1952- THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 1977 (MUSKIE) 15. AMENDMENT 885 TO S. 2114- PUBLIC UTILITIES REGULATORY POLICY ACT (MELCHER) 16. AMENDMENT 1062 TO H.R. 9346- SOCIAL SECURITY FINANCING REFORM (CHURCH) 17. AMENDMENT 1459 TO H.R. 5383- AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT (CRANSTON) 18. AMENDMENT 1493 TO H.R. 5263- ENERGY TAX BILL- (USE OF ETHANOL AND METHANOL FUELS) (PERCY) 19. AMENDMENT 1612 TO H.R. 12632, INTERIOR APPROPRIATIONS (UNPRINTED) (CANNON) 20. AMENDMENT 1629 TO H.R. 13125- AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATIONS (UNPRINTED) (MCGOVERN) 21. UNORINTED AMENDMENTS # 1741, 1742, 1744, TO S. 1753- EDUCATION AMENDMENTS (MAGNUSON) 22. AMENDMENT 2254 TO H.R. 8410- THE LABOR LAW REFORM BILL (BYRD OF W. VA.) 23. AMENDMENT 2445 TO H.R. 8410- LABOR LAW REFORM (ROBT. BYRD) 24. AMENDMENT 2449 TO S. 2850- FOR A SEPARATE AUTHORIZATION FOR HOME MEALS UNDER OLDER AMERICANS ACT (KENNEDY) 25. AMENDMENT 3036 TO H.R. 12933- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION APPROPRIATIONS CHANGE (MELCHER) 26. AMENDMENT 3101 TO S. 2152- INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (SCHWEIKER) 27. AMENDMENT 3241 TO S. 3229- TO IMPROVE ORGANIZATION OF U.S. POSTAL SERVICE (FORD) 28. AMENDMENT 3409 TO S. 991- TO KEEP CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN USDA (PERCY) 29. AMENDMENT TO 3588 TO S. 991- TO AMEND BILL TO ESTABLISH A DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (STEVENS) 30. AMENDMENT 3658 TO S. 2- SUNSET ACT- (MUSKIE) 31. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 26- TO DECLARE A WAR ON AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS (CRANSTON) 32. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 38- DISAPPROVING PRESIDENTIAL ACTION ON SUGAR INDUSTRY (DOLE) 33. AMENDMENT 1736 TO H.R. 6782- EMERGENCY AGRICULTURE ACT OF 1978 34. S.J.RES. 9- MAKING JANUARY 15 MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY (JAVITS) 35. S.J. RES. 13- THE DESIGNATE ENERGY CONSERVATION MONTH (RANDOLPH) 36. S.J.RES. 69- DESIGNATE OFFICIAL IN EACH GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT AS CONTACT POINT FOR SMALL BUSINESS (NELSON) 37. S.J.RES. 101- A MEMORIAL SUNDAY FOR DISABLED/KILLED FIREFIGHTERS (DOMENICI) 38. S.J.RES. 110- TO ESTABLISH MAY 3 AS SUN DAY (PERCY) 39. S.J.RES. 134- EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT DEADLINE EXTENTION (BAYH) 40. S.J.RES. 149- TODIRECT CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD TO TERMINATE MUTUAL AID PACT (MELCHER) 41. S.J.RES. 151- TO DESIGNATE NOVEMBER 11-17, 1978- VIETNAM VETERANS WEEK (HEINZ) 42. S.RES. 152- U.S. BROADCASTING INDUSTRY RESOLUTION (MOYNIHAN) 43. S.J.RES. 155- INCREASE PRICE SUPPORTS FOR MILK, WHEAT, CORN, ETC. (ZORINSKY) 44. S.RES. 4- SENATE REORGANIZATION 45. S.RES. 264- ADDED EXPENDITURES FOR NUTRITION COMMITTEE (BELLMON) 46. S.RES. 271- PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE ON DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL HUNGER (LEAHY) 47. S.RES. 284- ESTABLISHMENT OF NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT POLICY (CURTIS) 48. S.RES. 405- TO MAKE A SELECT COMMITTEE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS PERMANENT (ABOUREZK) 49. S.RES. 426- TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION TO J. R. CALLOWAY (EAGLETON) 50. S.RES. 442- COMMENDING LEE WILLIAMS FOR SENTATE SERVICE (R. BYRD) 51. S.RES. 447- INCREASED AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS FROM THE U.S. (PEARSON) 52. S. RES. 465- AIR POLLUTION TREATY WITH CANADA (PAUL HATFIELD) 53. S. RES. 494- TO WAIVE SECTION 402 OF CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET ACT (BURDICK) 54. S.RES. 525- DISAPPROVING BUDGET FOR CONSTRUCTION OF GARRISON PROJECT (YOUNG) 55. S. RES. 593- BEST WISHES TO DEWEY BARLETT (DOLE) 56. S. 2- SUNSET ACT OF 1977 (MUSKIE) 57. S. 4- A BILL TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE (DOLE) 58. S. 11- APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL DISTRICT COURT JUDGES (MCCLELLAN) 59. S. 57- TO AMEND FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT (MUSKIE) 60. S. 76- TO AMEND SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO ALLOW CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES (STONE) 61. S. 80- HATCH ACT (BURDICK) 62. S. 113- THE FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE ACT (CASE) 63. S. 123- TO AMEND THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (INOUYE) 64. S. 143- MEDICARE/MEDICADE ANTI- FRAUD AND ABUSE AMENDMENT 65. S. 160- TO AMEND THE ARMS EXPORT CONTROL ACT (BUMPERS) 66. S. 190- FOR THE RELIEF OF DENNIS M. VIACRUCIS (BURDICK) 67. S. 191- FOR THE RELIEF OF ROMEO KABTAY AND OTHERS (BURDICK) 68. S. 192- FOR THE RELIEF OF OSCAR FADUL (BURDICK) 69. S. 193- FOR THE RELIEF OF ASHO RAINE 70. S. 194- FOR THE RELIEF OF MONCHITO ENTENA AND OTHERS (BURDICK) 71. S. 195- TO INCLUDE 5 NORTH DAKOTA COUNTIES IN NORTHWESTEN DISTRICT OF NORTH DAKOTA (BURDICK) 72. S. 196- TO EXEMPT AGRICULTURAL AIRCRAFT FROM AIRCRAFT USE ACT (BURDICK) 73. S. 200- FOR THE RELIEF OF BHARAT M. PAREKH (BURDICK) 74. S. 201- TO ESTABLISH ARBRITRATION BOARD FRO CERTAIN POST OFFICE ORGANZATIONS (BURDICK) 75. S. 236- TO AMEND THE VETERANS’ EDUCATIONAND EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1976 (ABOUREZK) 76. S. 274 TO PROHIBIT UNIONIZATION OF THE MILITARY (THURMOND) 77. S. 297- TO REQUIRE THAT IMPORTED MEAT BE TESTED (PACKWOOD) 78. S. 304- TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (BAYH) 79. S.317- SERVICE PENSION TO SO WORLD WAR I VETERANS 80. S. 386- TO REPEAL SECTION 3306 OF TITLE 5 UNITED STATES CODE (BURDICK) 81. S. 387- TO INCLUDE UNPLEDGED DEPOSITS IN BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA. 82. S. 410- FOR PARTICIPATION IN PEER REVIEW BY OPTOMETRISTS (HANSEN) 83. S. 491- FORT UNION NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE (BURDICK) 84. S. 508- TO ELIMINATE POTATOE FUTURES TRADING ON COMMODITY EXCHANGES (CHURCH) 85. S. 514- TO AMEND TITLE XVIII OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (RIBICOFF) 86. S. 519- MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAMS FOR THE ELDERLY (MCGOVERN) 87. S. 592- TO AMEND U.S. GRAIN STANDARDS ACT (DOLE) 88. S. 600- TO REORGANIZE FEDERAL REGULATORY AGENCIES (PERCY) 89. S. 666- TO ALLOW EMPLOYMENT PREFERENCE TO BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES EMPLOYEES (STEVENS) 90. S. 694- TO ADJUST STATUS OF INDOCHINESE REFUGEES (KENNEDY) 91. S. 695- TO AMEND THE DEFENCE PRODUCTION AT OF 1950 (PROXMIRE) 92. S. 708- TO AMEND SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FOR PAYMENTS TO RURAL CLINICS (CLARK) 93. S.746- EMERGENCY PRICE AND INCOME PROTECTION FOR FARMERS (MCGOVERN) 94. S. 964- FOR NON-INCREASE OF SALARY FOR CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS (ROBT. BYRD) 95. S. 991- TO ESTABLISH A DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (RIBICOFF)

Box 559 Folder 1. S. 1010- TO MINIMIZE INFLATION IMPACT ON CONSUMERS (MCINTYRE) 2. S. 1120- TO SUPPORT SPINAL CORD INJURY CENTERS (HUMPHREY) 3. S. 1194- TO AMEND SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FOR BETTER ADMINISTRATION ( CHURCH) 4. S. 1214- INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT OF 1977 (ABOUREZK) 5. S. 1215- TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIAN POST-SECONDARY SCHOOLS (ABOUREZK) 6. S. 1243- REVISE AUTOMATIC COST OF LIVING INCREASES IN SOCIAL SECURITY (CHURCH) 7. S. 1279- TI MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF THE 76-66 DROUGHT (BURDICK) 8. S. 1284- FOR A TAX CREDIT FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION (HUMPHREY) 9. S. 1307- VETERANS BENEFITS ELIGBILITY/ UPGRADING OF DISCHARGES (CRANSTON) 10. S. 1420- NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH ACT AND CHILD NUTRITION ACT AMENDMENT (MCGOVERN) 11. S. 1423- FOR A COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL TENURE (NUNN) 12. S. 1424- NONMEMBER TELEPHONE COMPANY INCOME TAXES (BURDICK) 13. S. 1470- MEDICARE AND MEDICAID REFORM (TALMADGE) 14. S. 1511- TO AMEND THE NOISE CONTROL ACT OF 1972 (BURDICK) 15. S. 1512- TO AMEND THE DISASTER RELIEF ACT (BURDICK) 16. S. 1585- THE PROTECTION OF KIDS AGAINST SEXUAL EXPLOITATION ACT (CULVER) 17. S. 1587- TO EXEMPT CERTAIN GOVERNMENT RETIREMENT PROGRAMS FROM TAXATION (STONE) 18. S. 1636- FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL CEMETARY IN NORTH DAKOTA (BURDICK) 19. S. 1639- FOR THE RELIEF OF SHENNSONG THERESA LEE (BURDICK) 20. S. 1692- TO ALTER ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE POST OFFICE (MELCHER) 21. S. 1695- TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT (RANDOLPH) 22. S. 1732- FOR THE RELIEF OF THET TONG MAH (BURDICK) 23. S. 1774- TO AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES CODE OF 1954 RE- EXERCISE TAX ON TELEPHONE SERVICE (NELSON) 24. S. 1928- FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF GEORGE W. NORRIS SITE (CURTIS) 25. S. 1938- FAIR REPRESENTATION OF SMALL BUSINESSES ON GOVERNMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEES ( NELSON) 26. S. 1868- FOR PERMITS FOR MOVING OIL FROM ALASKA PIPELINE TO STATES (MELCHER) 27. S. 1872- TO PROVIDE A PRICE SIPPORT OF SUGAR (CHURCH) 28. S. 1967- TO AMEND SECTION 218 OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (BYRD OF W. VA.) 29. S. 2009- THE HOME CARE SERVICES BILL (DOMENICI) 30. S. 2062- TO ESTABLISH THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARK (BURDICK) 31. S. 2142- THE TUITION TAX CREDIT ACT (PACKWOOD) 32. S. 2159- TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT (KENNEDY) 33. S. 2169- TO NAME SOUTH PORTAL HEW BUILDING THE HUBERT H. HUMPHREY BUILDING (DOLE) 34. S. 2287- TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT RE GERIATRIC PROGRAMS (BURDICK) 35. S. 2308- THE KENNEDY CENTER PERFORMING ARTS FUND (MCCLURE) 36. S. 2333- FOR THE RELIEF OF JAMES E. SLOWEY, ET AL. (BURDICK) 37. S. 2343- TO INSURE THE QUALITY OF IMPORTED MEAT (MELCHER) 38. S. 2351- TO NAME VERTERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL IN ARKANSAS AFTER JOHN MCCLELLAN (BUMPERS) 39. S. 2385- TO AUTHORIZE COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION TO FINANCE EXPORT SALES OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES (R. BYRD) 40. S. 2388- FOR EXCLUSION FROM GROSS INCOME OF SOME EMPLOYER EDUCATION PROGRAMS (PACKWOOD) 41. S. 2402- TO ALLOW COMPETITION IN FEDERAL ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN (STAFFORD) 42. S. 2416- NURSE TRAINING AMENDMENTS OF 1978 (JAVITS) 43. S. 2426- EMERGENCY PRICE PROTECTION FOR FARMERS (BURDICK) 44. S. 2452- FUNDS FOR HUBERT H. HUMPHREY INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS (ANDERSON) 45. S. 2453- TO PROVIDE STATE COVERAGE FOR NEEEDY UNDER AGE 18 (YOUNG) 46. S. 2484- IMPORT QUOTAS ON BEEF (BELLMON) 47. S. 2487- FOR GREATER EMPHASIS ON RURAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS IN PLANNING (CLARK) 48. S. 2502- COMPACTS BETWEEN INDIANS AND STATES ON INDIAN OPERATIONS (ABOUREZK) 49. S. 2505- MEDICAL ASSISTANCE FOE CERTAIN HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS (DOLE) 50. S. 2600- THE DEVELOPMENT DIABILITIES ACT OF 1978 (RANDOLPH) 51. S. 2712- EVALUATION OF INDIAN PROGRAMS AND NEEDS (ABOUREZK) 52. S. 2739- TO ENHANCE AMBIENCE OF FEDERAL BUILDINGS WITH ART EXHIBITS (CHAFEE) 53. S. 2858- TO AMEND SECTION 2040 OF INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES CODE (MELCHER) 54. S. 2865- TO DELETE WIDOWS TAX ON EXCESS ESTATE TAX (NELSON) 55. S. 2895- TO AMEND MEAT IMPORT ACT OF 1964 (BENTSEN) 56. S. 2969- OLDER AMERICANS ACT OF 1965 AMENDMENTS (CHURCH) 57. S. 2990- THE INTERNATIONAL SUGAR ARGEEMENT (CHURCH) 58. S. 3036- SUSAN B. ANTHONY DOLLAR COIN ACT OF 1978 (PROXMIRE) 59. S. 3065- TO AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES CODE WITH REGARD TO CAPITAL GAINS (HANSEN) 60. S. 3073- FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY ACT OF 1978 (BENTSEN) 61. S. 3097- FEDERAL RECLAMATION PROGRAMS, WATERSHED PROGRAMS PROCEDURES (HATFIELD) 62. S. 3190- FOR THE RELIEF OF ELWOOD ERICKSON (BURDICK) 63. S. 3243- PUBLIC WORKS INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT ACT (BURDICK) 64. S. 3262- REGULATORY COST REDUCTION ACT OF 1978 (BENTSEN) 65. S. 3293- NOT TO MODIFY AMTRAK SYSTEMS PRIOR TO OCTOBER 1, 1979 (MELCHER) 66. S. 3311- TO AMEND SOCIAL SECURITY ACT WITH REGARD TO STATES COSTS WITH INDIANS (DOMENICI) 67. S. 3319- TO AMEND PUBLIC WORKD AND ECONIMIC DEVELOPMENT ACT (BURDICK) 68. S. 3373- SECRETARY OF DEFENSE TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTAION FOR GIRL SCOUTS (MCINTYRE) 69. S. 3398- INHERITANCE OF LAND ON STANDING ROCK RESERVATION (ABOUREZK) 70. S. 3417- TO INCREASE COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION LOAN LIMITS (ANDERSON) 71. S. 3548- FOR THE RELIEF OF GANG-FUNG CHEN, ETC. (BURDICK) 72. S. 3558- 3 AFFILIATED TRIBES- LAND PAYMENTS (BURDICK) 73. S. 3606- FOR RELIEF OF DORIS OLYAI, ETS. (BURDICK)

Sub-Series B: 97th Congress, 1981-1982 Box 560 Folder 1. S. 2- TO AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES CODE REGARDING MARRIGE TAX (MATHIAS) 2. S. 19- TO AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES CODE REGARDIGN TREATMENT OF REOYALTY OWNERS UNDER WINDFALL PROFITS (DOLE) 3. S. 33- TO RESCIND THE GRAIN EMBARGO AGAINST THE UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (BURDICK) 4. S. 34- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE (BURDICK) 5. S. 35- TO MODIFY AUTHORIZATION FOR BURLINGTON DAM, SOURIS RIVER (BURDICK) 6. S. 36- AMENDING CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY TO MOUNTRAIL COUNTY PARK COMMISSION (BURDICK) 7. S. 37- AMEND PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT REGARDING SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE AND OSTEOPATHY (BURDICK) 8. S. 38- TO AMEND SOCIAL SECURITY ACT REGARDIGN MEDICARE PAYMENTS FOR CHIROPRACTORS (BURDICK) 9. S. 46- TO AMEND TITAL 5, U.S. CODE, TO PERMIT FERDERAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES TO USE MILITARY SERVICE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY (THURMOND) 10. S. 102- TO AMEND TITLES XVIII AND XIX OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT, TO PROVIDE FOR PROFESSIONAL NURSE SERVICE UNDER MEDICARE (INOUYE) 11. S. 103- TO AMEND TITLE 5 US CODE FOR NURSE SERVICES NOT CONNECTED WITH A PHYSICIAN, GOEVERNMENT HEALTH PLANS (INOUYE) 12. S. 110- TO AMEND TITLES XVIII AND XIX OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FOR GERONTOLOGICAL NURSE PRACTITIONERS UNDER MEDICARE (INOUYE) 13. S. 123- TO AMEND TITLES XVIII AND XIX OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FOR MORE COVERAGE FOR SERVICES OF MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST (INOUYE) 14. S. 131- A BILL TO INCORPORATE THE PEARL HARBOR SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION (INOUYE) 15. S. 150- AMEND TITLE 5, US CODE, TO PAY MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS SERVICES UNDER GOCERNMENT HEALTH PLANS (INOUYE) 16. S. 153- AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES CODE OF 1954, EXPAND NEW EMPLOYMENT CREDIT TO INCLUDE DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS (INOUYE) 17. S. 161- TO AMEND TITLE XVIII OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ADD NURSE- MIDWIFE SERVICES TO MEDICARE COVERAGE (INOUYE) 18. S. 132- AMEND TITLE 5, U.S. CODE, TO PROVIDE COVERAGE UNDER GOVERNMENT HEALTH PLANS FOR MIDWIFE-NURSE (INOUYE) 19. S. 167- FOR THE RELIEF OF JUAN ESTEBAN RAMIREZ (BURDICK) 20. S. 181- EXTEND AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR HEAD START PROGRAM (CRANSTON) 21. S. 234- TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT TO ENCOURAGE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF HOME HEALTH PROGRAMS AND TO AMEND THE SOCIAL SECUTITY ACT TO PROVIDE EXPANDED COVERAGE OF HOME HEALTH SERVICES UNDER MEDICARE AND MEDICAID PROGRAMS (HATCH) 22. S. 267- TO AMEND TITLE 28, U.S. CODE, TO USE FEDERAL TORT PROVISIONS IN MEDICAL MALPRACTICE IN NATIONAL FAURD (DECONCINI) 23. S. 270- BILL TO AMEND THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 TO DEREGULATE THE PROVISION OF RADIO BROADCASTING SERVICES (SCHMITT) 24. S. 312- FOR RELIEF FOR CHMYKHALOV AND VASHCHENKO FAMILIES (LEVIN) 25. S. 317- TO AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 26. S. 344- BILL TO INCREASE THE ACCOUNTIBILITY OF, POLICIY COORDINATION BY, MANAGEMENT OF PRIORITIES BY AGENCIES THROUGH AN IMPROVED MECHANISM FOR CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT OF RULES OF AGENCIES (LEVLIN) 27. S. 349- TO ESTABLISH ADJUDICATION PROCEDURE FOR VETERANS ADMINISTRATION BENEFITS CLAIMS (HART) 28. S. 360- AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE REGARDING PROMOTING CAPITAL INVESTMENTS IN SMALL BUSINESS (WEICKER) 29. S. 383- REINSTATEMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE M16402 (ANDREWS) 30. S. 388- REINSTATE TAX TREATMENT REGARDING ANNUITY CONTRACTS (HATCH) 31. S. 395- ESTATE AND GIFT TAX EQUITY FOR FAMILY ENTERPRISES (WALLOP) 32. S. 421- PROVIDES FOR REDUCTION FOR FY82 IN OBLIGATIONS BY EXECUTIVE AGENCIES (DECONCINI) 33. S. 434- REGARDING ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM UNDERGROUND COAL DEPOSITS (MATSUNAGA) 34. S. 447- REDESIGNATE THE DAYS ON WHICH WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, MEMORIAL DAY, AND COLUMBUS DAY ARE CELEBRATED (RANDOLPH) 35. S. 458- TO EXTEND ELIGIBILITY OF CERTAIN VETERANS PROGRAMS (CRANSTON) 36. S. 466- OIL AND GAS LEASE M-15450 (NORTH DAKOTA) REINSTATEMENT (BURDICK) 37. S. 468- AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO EXPAND ELIGIBILITY OF FORMER PRISIONERS OF WAS FOR HEALTH-CEARE BENEFITS (THURMOND) 38. S. 479- TO DESIGNATE THE FIRST SUNDAY IN JUNE OF EACH YEAR AS NATIONAL SHUT-IN DAY (BYRD OF WV) 39. S. 480- TO PROVIDE PRICE AND INCOME SUPPORTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHER PURPOSES (MELCHER) 40. S. 482- BAIL REFORM AMENDMENTS OF 1981. REFORM BAIL REFORM ACT OF 1966 (BUMPERS) 41. S. 496- TO AMEND THE FEDERAL MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1977 (MELCHER) 42. S. 503- TO AUTHORIZR THE PURCHASE OF LANDS BY THE DEVILS LAKE SIOUX TRIBE. (BURDICK) 43. S. 509- TO AMEND SECTION 201 PF THE AGRICULTURAL ACT OF 1949 (HELMS) 44. S. 517- TO AMEND THE CLEAN AIR ACT FOR FURTHUR STUDY OF DEPLETION OF THE OZONE LAYER (BENTSEN) 45. S. 533- PUBLIC BUILDING ACT OF 1981 (STAFFORD) 46. S. 539- TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF FUNDS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A 9 DIGIT ZIP CODE (DURENBERGER) 47. S. 569- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE AN INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT FOR CERTAIN SOIL AND WATER CONSTERVATION EXPENDITURES. (JEPSEN) 48. S. 603- EXEMPT NON-PROFIT VETERANS AND FRATERNAL ORGAINZATION FROM COPYRIGHT ROYALTY RULES (ZORINSKY) 49. S. 622- TO CONTROL THE EXPORT OF HAZARDOUS WASTES (INOUYE) 50. S. 635- EFFECT CERTAIN REORGANIZATION OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, STRENGTHEN PROGRAMS TO COMBAT TERRORISM (HEINZ) 51. S. 636- TO CLARIFY THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION’S AUTHORITY TO RECOVER HEALTH CARE COSTS, AND TO EXTEND VERTERANS ANDIMISTRATION FUNDING REGARDING: AGENT ORANGE (CRANSTON) 52. S. 665- EXTEND PERIOD DURING WHICH THE SECRETARY OF DEFENCE MAY REPAY CERTAIN EDUCATION LOAND MADE TO PERSONS WHO SERVE IN THE ARMED FORCES. (CHAFEE) 53. S. 672- TO REQUIRE THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION TO ADMINISTER A NATIONAL DRIVER REGISTER TO ASSIST STATE DRIVER LICENSING OFFICES IN ELECTRON-EXCHANGING INFORMATION REGARDING MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVING RECORDS. (PELL) 54. S. 682- PLACE A MORATORIUM ON DECISIONS MADE BY THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMITION IN SHARED MONOPLOY PROCEEDINGS (RIEGLE) 55. S. 701- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AVT OF 1954 TO PROVIDE FRO THE EXCLUSION FROM TAXATION OF INTEREST EARNED ON DEPOSITS WHICH ARE USED FOR RESIDENTIAL MORTAGAGE LENDING PURPOSES. (BENTSEN) 56. S. 719- TO AMEND UNITED STATES CODE REGARDING APPOINTMENT, COMPENSATION AND PROCUREMENT OF CONSULTING SERVICES. (PRYOR) 57. S. 728- AMEND THE FOREIGN ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1961 TO PROHIBIT ASSIGNMENT TO OR PRESENCE IN EL SALVADOR OF UNITED STATES MILITARY PPERSONNEL AND TO PROHIBIT THE FURNISHING OF MILITART AND OTHER SECURITY ASSISTANCE FOR EL SALVADOR. (KENNEDY) 58. S. 740- THE RAILROAD BONDING ACT. (DURENBURGER) 59. S. 776- AMEND THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT TO MORE FULLY LIMIT AND CONTROL IMMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES. (HUDDLESTON) 60. S. 777- AMEND THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT. (TOWER) 61. S. 782- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO EXEMPT FROM TAXATION THE PAY RECEIVED BY MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OR OF RESERVE COMPONENTS OF THE ARMED FORCES TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH PAY DOES NOT EXCEED $5,000. 62. S. 792- TO PROMOTE NATIVE AMERICAN ART AND CULTURE. (MELCHER) 63. S. 796- RURAL TELEPHONE BOOK AMENDMENT ACT OF 1981. (ZORINSKY) 64. S. 808- AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER ACT OF 1981. (MATHIAS) 65. S. 881- AMEND THE SMALL BUSINESS ACT TO STRENGTHEN THE ROLE OF THE SMALL INNOVATIVE FIRMS IN FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, AND TO UTILIZE FEDERAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AS A BASE FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TO MEET AGENCY NEEDS AND TO CONRTIBUTE TO THE GROWTH AND STRENGTH OF THE NATION’S ECONOMY. (RUDMAN) 66. S. 886- AUTHORIXE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES TO PRESENT ON BEHALF OF CONGRESS A SPECIAL GOLD METAL TO LOUIS L’AMOUR. (ANDREWS) 67. S. 888- PROVIDE EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS TO ASSURE EQUALITY OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN AND MEN. (DURENBURGER) 68. S. 890- CONGRESSIONAL CONTROL DELEGATED AUTHORITY ACT OF 1981. (SCHMITT) 69. S. 894- TO EXEMPT RURAL COOPS FROM FEES UNDER FEDERAL LAND POLOCY ACT OF 1976. (CANNON) 70. S. 895- AMEND THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT OF 1965 TO EXTEND CERTAIN PROVISIONS FOR AN ADDITIONAL TEN YEARS, TO EXTEND CERTAIN OTHER PROVISTIONS FOR AND ADDITIONAL SEVEN YEARS. (MATHIAS) 71. S. 939- AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION FOR FY 1982, 1982, AND 1984. (EAGLETON) 72. S. 987- A BILL TO AMEND THE SMALL BUSINESS ACT. (NUNN) 73. S. 1016- AMEND THE FOOD STAMP ACT OF 1977, REDUCE FRAUD AND ABUSE. (DOLE) 74. S. 1024- AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN HIGHWAYS IN ACORDANCE WITH TITLE 23, UNITED STATES CODE. (SYMMS) 75. S. 1025- TO PROVIDE FOR PENALTIES FOR PERSONS WHO OBTAIN OR ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN NARCOTICS OR OTHER CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES FROM ANY PHARMACISTS BY TERROR, FORCE, OR VIOLENCE. (GRASSLEY) 76. S. 1030- PROTECT FIREARMS OWNERS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, CIVIL LIBERTIES AND RIGHTS TO PRIVACY. (MCCLURE) 77. S. 1034- AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO PROVIDE A MORE EQIUITABLE FORMULA FOR PAYMENTS BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF VETERANS AFFAIRS TO STATES FOR THE COST OF CARE PROVIDED IN STATE NURSING HOMES TO VETERANS ELIGIBLE OF SUCH CARE. 78. S. 1081- AMEND THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES ACT. (LAXALT) 79. S. 1086- EXTEND AND REVISE THE OLDER AMERICANS ACT OF 1965, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (DENTON) 80. S. 1131- REQUIRE THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PAY INTEREST ON OVERDUE PAYMENTS.

Box 561 Folder 1. S. 1162- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO INCRESES THE ALLOWABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLANS. (LONG) 2. S. 1189- AMEND THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A PROGRAM OF BLOCK GRANTS FOR ENGERGY AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE. (HEINZE) 3. S. 1215- CLARIFY THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH TERRITORIAL PROVISIONS IN LICENSES TO DISTRIBUTE AND SELL TRADEMARKED MALT BEVERAGE PRODUCTS ARE LAWFUL UNDER THE ANTITRUST LAWS. (PROXMIRE) 4. S. 1272- TO MODIFY CERTAIN AIRPORT AND AIRWAY USER TAXES TO PROVIDE USER TAXES TO PROVIDE APPROPRIATE FUNDING FOR THE AIRPORT AND AIRWAY TRUST. 5. S. 1276- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PERMIT SMALL BUSINESS TO REDUCE THE VALUE OF EXCESS INVENT. 6. S. 1279- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO EXCLUDE FROM GROSS INCOME A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF INTEREST EARNED ON THE ALL SAVERS CERTIFICATES. 7. S. 1298- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO EXTEND CERTAIN TAX PROVISIONS TO INDIAN TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS. 8. S. 1310- AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE CERTAIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYMENT AND TAX INCENTIVES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES IN DEPRESSED AREAS. 9. S. 1325- A BILL TO REFORM THE LAWS RELATING TO FORMER PRESIDENTS. (CHILES) 10. S. 1326- AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO AUTHORIZE A SERVICE PENSION OF UP TO $150/MONTH FOR VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I AND FOR ERTAIN SURVIVING SPOUSES AND DEPENDANT CHILDREN OF SUCH VETERANS (SASSER) 11. S. 1342- TO DEFINE THE CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH CONSTRUCTIONS WORKERS MAY DEDUCT TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES IN COMPUTING THEIR TAXABLE INCOMES FOR PURPOSES OF THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX. (MELCHER) 12. S. 1348- AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO CLARIFY CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS WHICH APPLY TO MORTGAGE SUBSIDY BONDS. (SASSER) 13. S. 1373- A BILL TO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT TO CALL A WHITE HOUSE CONFORENCE ON VETERANS. (DECONCINI) 14. S. 1376- AMEND TITLE IV OF THE FEDERAL AVIATION ACT OF 1958 TO REDUCE AIRLINE SUBSIDIES. 15. S. 1407- AMEND TITLE 39, UNITED STATES CODE, BY STRENGTHENING THE INVESTIBATORY AND ENFORCEMENT POWERS OF THE POSTAL SERVICE BY AUTHORIZIN INSPECTION AUTHORIZATION AND BY PROVIDING FOR CIVIL PENALTIES (PRYOR) 16. S. 144- TO AUTHORIZE THE ADMINISTRATOR OF GENERAL SERVICES TO DONATE TO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS CERTAIN FEDERAL PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANED TO THEM FOR CIVIL DEFENSE USE. (THURMOND) 17. S. 1448- PROVIDE FOR ISSUANCE OF A POSTAGE STAMP TO COMMENORATE THE 17TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE GIRL SCOUTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. (MATHIAS) 18. S. 1450- AIRLINE DEREGULATION AMENDMENTS ACT OF 1981. 19. S. 1461- A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF CERTAIN EMPLOYEES AT ANTIBALLISTIC MISSLE SITES. (ANDREWS) 20. S. 1476- TO PROVIDE STANDBY AUTHORITY TO DEAL WITH PETROLEUM DISRUPTIONS. (DURENBERGER) 21. S. 1498- TO ESTABLISH AN OFFICE IN THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRUGS FOR DISEASES AND CONDITIONS OF LOW INCIDENCE. (KASSEBAUM) 22. S. 1533- ORIGINAL BILL TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION FOR FISICAL YEAR 1982, 1938 AND 1984 AND ENCOURAGE THE USE OF PRIVATE ATTORNEYS IN PROVISION OF LEGAL SERVICES UNDER THE ACT. (WEICKER) 23. S. 1543- AMEND THE FEDERAL ALCOHOL ADMINISTRATION TO REQUIRE A HEALTH WARNING IN LABELS OF CERTAIN ALCOHOL BEVERAGES. (THURMOND) 24. S. 1589- IMPROVE THE SECURITY OF THE ELECTRIC POWER GENERAGIAON AND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES. (HEFLIN) 25. S. 1634- TO INCORPORATE THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS. (COCHRAN) 26. S. 1656- AMEND INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO CLARIFY CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS WHICH APPLY TO MORTAGE SUBSITY BONDS. 27. S. 1678- TO AMEND THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOME SECURITY ACT OF 1974. (HATCH) 28. S. 1693- TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A STAMP TO COMMEMORATE THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PRESENCE OF THE BALD EGAL ONT EH OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES. (KASTEN) 29. S. 1701- TO AMEND TITLE 28, UNITED STATES CODE, TO AUTHORIZE THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO ACQUIRE AND EXCHANGE INFORMATION TO ASSIST FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL, OFFICIALS IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF CERTAIN DECEASED INDIVIDUALS IN LOCATION OF MISSING CHILDREN. (HAWKINS) 30. S. 1735- TO PROVIDE FOR THE USE AND DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS AWARDED THE PEMBINA CHIPPEWA INDIANS IN DOCKETS 113, 191, 221, AND 246 OF THE COURT OF CLAIMS. (ANDREWS) 31. S. 1754- AMEND TITLE XVIII OF SOCIAL SECURITY AT TO REMOVE THE 3 DAY PRIOR HOSPITALIZATION REQUIREMENT FOR COVERAGE OF EXTENDED CARE SERVICES. (HEINZ) 32. S. 1782- TO AMEND SECTION 305 OF THE FEDERAL PROPERTY AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ACT OF 1949 PERTAINING TO CONTRACT PAYMENTS MADE BY AGENCIES OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. PROVIDING FOR ELIMINATION OF RETAINAGE IN CERTAIN INSTITUTIONS (WEICKER) 33. S. 1833- TO REDUCE THE REGULATORY BURDEN. (BENTSEN) 34. S. 1880- TO AMEND THE MANUFACTURING CLAUSE OF THE COPYRIGHT LAW. (THURMOND) 35. S. 1881- TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSURANCE OF A COMMEMORATIVE STAMP TO HONOR THE DEDICATION OF THE VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL. (SASSER) 36. S. 1833- TO REDUCE THE REGULATORY BURDEN. 37. S. 1889- TO ESTABLISH THE UNITED STATES ACADEMY OF PEACE, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (MATSUNAGA) 38. S. 1896- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO REPEAL THE SPECIAL LEASING PROVISIONS ENACTED BY THE ECONOMIC RECOVERY TAX ACT OF 1981. (PELL) 39. S. 1929- TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT AND THE FEDERAL CIGARETTE LABELING AND ADVERTISING ACT TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC OF INFORMATION ON HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF SMOKING. (HATCH) 40. S. 1931- TO AMEND TITLE 5, UNITED STATES CODE, TO ENTITLE CIVIL AIR PATROL CADETS EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER TO COMPENSATION AVAILABLE TO CIVIL AIR PATROL SENIOR MEMBERS IN EVENT OF DISABILITY OR DEATH AND TO INCREASE THE LEVEL OF COMPENSATION AVAILABLE TO BOTH. (SCHMITT) 41. S. 1939- TO AMEND THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ACT TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ARTHRITUS AND MUSCULOSKELETAL DIEASES. (BAKER) 42. S. 1956- AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO AUTHORIZE REIMBURSMENT FOR THE REASONABLE CHARE FOR CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES PROVIDED TO CERTAIN VETERANS. (THURMOND) 43. S. 1958- TO AMEND TITLE XVIII OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO PROVIDE FOR COVERAGE OF HOSPICE ARE UNDER MEDICARE. 44. S. 1968- TO CLARIFY THE APPLICATION OF THE CLAYTON ACT AND THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN JOINT VENTURES WHICH PROMOTE THE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVNESS OF THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS. (HATCH) 45. S. 1984- TO AMEND THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISION ACT TO PROTECT THE LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE LEGISLATURES. (MCCLURE) 46. S. 1992- TO AMEND THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT OF 1965 TO EXTEND THE EFFECT OF CERTAI PROVISIONS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (MATHIAS) 47. S. 2001- TO AMEND THE LANHAM TRADEMARD ACT TO PROHIBIT ANY STATE FROM REQUIRING THAT A REGISTERED TRADEMARK NE ALTERED FOR THE USE WITHIN SUCH STATE AND TO ENCOURAGE PRIVATE ENTERPRISES WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE PRESERVATION OF SMALL BUSINESS. (HATCH) 48. S. 2012- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO LIMIT THE DEDUCTION OF LIVING EXPENSE BY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND TO ELIMINATE THE PROVISION WHICH ALLOWS SUCH DEDUCTION WITHOUT SUBSTATIATION OF SUCH EXPENSES. (PROXMIRE) 49. S. 2019- TO AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO AUTHORIZE THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE VETERANS’ AFFAIRS TO PAY CERTAIN BURIAL AND FUNERAL EXPENCES OF CERTAIN VETERANS AND TO PROVIDE A CEMETARY PLOT ALLOWANCE FOR CERTAIN VETERANS. (BUMPERS) 50. S. 2027- TO PROVIDE FOR AN ACCELERATED STUDY OF THE CAUSE AND EFFECTS OF ACID PRECIPITAION, TO PROVIDE FOR AN EXAMINATION OF CERTAIN ACID PRECURSOR CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (ROBERT C. BYRD) 51. S. 2043- TO AMEND TITLE 18, UNITED STATES CODE, TO PROVIDE CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR MAILINGS OF IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS BEARING A FALSE BIRTHDATE. (HUMPHREY) 52. S. 2057- TO AMEND TITLE 49, UNITED STATES CODE. (KASTEN) 53. S. 2061- TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONSERVATION, REHIBILITATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF ANTURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURSES LOCATED ON INDIAN LANDS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (MOYNIHAN) 54. S. 2072- TO AMEND THE AGRICULTURAL ACT OF 1949, TO IUNCREASE LOAN RATES AND PRICE SUPPORT LEVELS FOR THE 1982-1985 CROPS OF CORN AND WHEAT. (BURDICK) 55. S. 2072- TO AMEND THE AGRICULTURAL ACT OF 1949, TO INCREASE LOAN RATES AND PRICE SUPPORT LEVELS FOR 1982-1985 CROPS. 56. S. 2078- TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF FUNDS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LETHATL BINARY CHEMICAL MUTATIONS.(HART) 57. S. 2080- TO AMEND THE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT TO PROVIDE THAT ALL PERSONS MUST COMPLY WITH THE ACT. 58. S. 2107- TO ENTEND FROM MAY 1982 TO OCTOBER 1982 THE MONTH BEFORE WHICH CHILDREN NOT OTHERWISE ENTITLED TP CHILDREN’S INSURANCE BENEFITS UNDER TITLE II OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ETC. (LEVIN) 59. S. 2130- TO AMEND THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRUGS FOR RARE DIEASES/ 60. S. 2144- TO EXTEND THE APPALACHIAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACT TO PROVIDE TRANSITIONAL ASSISTANCE TO THE APPLACHIAN REGION. (RANDOLPH) 61. S. 2179- TO AMEND THE WAR POWERS RESOLUTION TO REQUIRE SPECIFIC AUTHORIZATION BEFORE THE INTRODUCTION OF ANF UNITED STATES ARMED FORCED INTO HOSTILITIES IN EL SALVAOR. (BYRD OF WV) 62. S. 2226- TO AMEND THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT TO PROVIDE FOR EMERGENCY INTEREST REDUCTION PAYMENTS (LUGAR) 63. S. 2250- TO AMEND THE DISASTER RELIEF ACT OF 1974. (MURKOWSKI) 64. S. 2270- TO AMEND SECTION II OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO PROVIDE GENERALLY THAT BENEFITS THEREUNDER MAY BE PAID TO ALL ALIENS ONLY AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN LAWFULLY ADMITTED TO THE UNITED STATES FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE. (LUGAR) 65. S. 2277- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954 TO MAKE CERTAIN CHANGES TO STIMULATE THE HOUSING INDUSTRY. 66. S. 2280- A BILL TO AMEND THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 1977. (MURKOWSKI) 67. S. 2298- THE ENTERPRISE ZONE TAX ACT OF 1982. (CHAFEE) 68. S. 2300- FAIR PRACTICES IN AUTMOTIVE PRODUCTS ACT. BURDICK WITHDRAWN AUGUST 17, 1982. 69. S. 2309- A BILL TO AMEND THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT OF 1973, TO AUTHORIZE FUNDS FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983. (CHAFEE) 70. S. 2315- TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIN HIGHWAYS IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLE 23 OF UNITED STATES CODE. (SYMMS) 71. S. 2317- TO RECOGNIZE THE ORGANIZATION KNOWN AT THE NATIONAL FEDERATIO OF MUSIC CLUBS. (COCHRAN) 72. S. 2327- TO AMEND THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT TO PROVIDE FOR AN EMERGENCIY HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAM, TO AUTHORIZE ASSISTANCE TO AVOID MORTGAGE DEFULTS CAUSED BY ADVERSE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. (RIEGLE) 73. S. 2335- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE OF 1954 TO PROVIDE THAT ANY SMALL ISSUE WHICH IS PART OF A MULTIPLE LOT SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENT S OF THE SMALL ISSUE EXEMPTION. (WEICKER) 74. S. 2338- TO EXPAND THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE ADVISORY COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS TO INCLUDE ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD OFFICIALS. (PERCY) 75. S. 2346- TO AMEND THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL AUTHORIZATION FOR THE GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCAIATION TANDEM PROGRAM AMD TO EXPRESS CONGRESSIONAL OPPOSITION TO CERTAIN RESCISSIONS. (RIEGLE) 76. S. 2353- A BILL ENTITLED “THE LIFE INSURANCE TAXATION ACT OF 1982.” (BENTSON) 77. S. 2368- TO REQUIRE THE PRESIDENT TO TAKE CERTAIN ACTIONS TO OBTAIN RELIEF FROM NON-TARIFF TRADE BARRIERS IMPOSED BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES AGAINST AGRICULTURAL GOODS PRODUCED IN THE UNITED STATES. (PRESSLER) 78. S. 2385- TO AMEND SUBCHAPTER IV OF CHAPER 73 OF CHAPER 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO MODIFY THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. (SIMPSON) 79. S. 2389- TO AMEND TITLE 38, UNITED STATES CODE, TO IMPROVE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF VETERANS’ ADMINISTRATION HEALTH-CARE PROGRAMS AND TO EXTEND CERTAIN EXPIRING VETERANS’ ADMINISTRATION HEALTH- CARE PROGRAMS. (CRANSTON) 80. S. 2404- A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 202 OF THE HOUSING ACT OF 1959 TO REAUTHORIZE THE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED PROGRAMS. (HEINS) 81. S 2419- TO AMEND TITLE 28, UNITED STATES CODE, REGARDING VENUE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (DECONCINI) 82. S. 2420- A BILL TO PROTECT VICTIMS OF CRIME. (HEINZ) 83. S. 2424- TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICECODE OF 1954 TO ALLOW A CREDIT AGAINST TAX FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE CARE OF ELDERLY FAMILY MEMBERS. (HEINZ) 84. S. 2477- TO AMEND CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF TITLE 1 OF THE CLEAN AIR ACT. (GARN) 85. S. 2512- SOCIAL SECURITY STUDENT BENEFIT EXTENTION AND UNCHASHED BENEFIT TRANSFER. 86. S. 2526- TO REDUCE INTEREST RATES, CONTROL INFLATION, AND ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY OF CREDIT FOR PRODUCTIVE PURPOSES, AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC RECOVERY BY EXTENDING THE CREDIT CONTROL ACT. (CRANSTON) 87. S. 2554- TO REQUIRE THAT COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION TO DISPOSE OF GOVERNMENT OWNED STOCKS OF AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES. 88. S. 2570- TO RECOGNISE THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONGRESS AND ORGANIZATIONS OF WAR VENTERANS. (SASSER) 89. S. 2572- TO STRENGTHEN LAW ENFORCEMENT IN AREAS OF VIOLENT CRIME AND DRUG TRAFFICKING.(THURMOND) 90. S. 2585- MILITARY WIDOWS AND SURVIVING CHILDREN BENEFITS RESTORATION ACT. (CRANSTON) 91. TO ASSURE THE PRODUCTION OF ADEQUTE SUPPLY OF PURE AND WHOLESOME MILK TO MEET THE NEEDS OF MARKETS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO ASSURE A REASONABLE LEVEL OF RETURNS TO DAIRY FARMERS AND STABLE PRICES FOR MILK. ( BOSHWITZ) 92. S. 2617- PROHBITION OF MANDATORY RETIREMENT AND EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS ACT OF 1982. (HEINZ) 93. S. 2623- TO AMEND AND EXTEND THE TRIBALLY CONTROLLED COMMUNITY COLLEGE ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1978. (COHEN) 94. S. 2655- STUDENT LOAN ASSISTANCE AMENDMENTS OF 1982. (FORD) 95. S. 2659- TO AMEND THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO PROVIDE THAT DISABILITY BENEFITS MAY BIT BE TERMINATED PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF THE RECONSIDERATION PROCESS INCLUDING AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING. (SASSER) 96. S. 2663- TO AUTHORIZE A NATIONAL PROGRAM OF IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION. (HART) 97. S. 2674- DISABILITYAMENDMENTS OF 1982. (LEVLIN) 98. S. 2676- TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL HOSTEL SYSTEM PLAN AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (DODD) 99. S. 2700- TO AMEND TITLE XVI OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO EXCLUDE FOR RESOURSES BURIAL PLOTS AND NICHES AND CERTAIN FUNDS SET ASIDE FOR BURIAL AND CREMATION EXPENSES FOR PURPOSES OF SUPLAMENTAL SECURITY INCOME PROGRAM. 100. S. 2730- TO PLACE A MORATORIUM ON CONTINUING DISABILITY INVESTIGATION TERMINATIONS UNDER TITLES II AND XVI OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT. (HEINZ) 101. S. 2739- TO AMEND TITLE II OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT TO PROVIDE THAT TERMINATION OF DISABILITY BENEFITS SHALL REQUIRE THAT A FINDING BE MEDE THAT THERE HAS BEEN MEDICAL IMPROVEMENTS OR THAT THE PRIOR DESCISION WAS CLEARLY ERRONEOUS, TO PROVIDE FOR CONTINUATION OF DIABILITY BENEFITS THROUGH THE APPEALS PROCESS. (METZENBAUM) 102. S. 2768- A BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF ALBERT KORGEL. (BURDICK)

Box 562 Folder 1. S. 2776- TO PROVIDE THAT DISABILITY BENEFITS UNDER TITLE II OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT MAY NOT BE TERMINATED WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF MEDICAL IMPROVEMENT, TO LIMIT THE NUMBER OF PERIODIC REVIEWS AND TO PROVIDE THAT BENEFITS CONTINUE TO BE PAID THROUGH A DETERMINATION BY AN ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE. (RIEGLE) 2. S. 2780- TO LIMIT THE INSANITY DEFENSE AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR COMMITMENT OF DEFENDANTS FOUND GUILTY WHO ARE MENTALLY ILL. (COCHRAN) 3. S. 2784- MAJOR LEAGE SPORTS COMMUNITY PROTECTION ACT OF 1982. (DECONCINI) 4. S. 2807- BALANCED MONETARY POLICY ACT OF 1982. (BYRD OF WV) 5. S. 2822- STUDENT ASSISTANCE REFORM ACT. (NICKLES) 6. S. 2861- TO AUTHORIZE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LOCK ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVE RIN THE VINCINITY OF ALTON, ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI AND TO AUTHORIZE APPROPRIATIONS TO CARRY OUT CERTAIN PROGRAMS FOR THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER SYSTEM. (DANFORTH) 7. S. 2876- TO AMEND THE SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT ACT OF 1958 TO PROVIDE DEBENTURES FOR STAE DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES. 8. S. 2902- TO DEFINE THE AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE OF INSANITY AND TO PROVIDE A PROCEDURE FOR THE COMMITMENT OF OFFENDERS SUFFERING FROM A MENTAL DISEASE OR DEFECT. (THURMOND) 9. S. 2909- NATIONAL SCIENCE AND MATHAMATICS TEACHERS DECELOPMENT ACT. (DODD) 10. S. 2912- TO PROVIDE THAT THE AMOUNT OF UNNEGOTIATED SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS SHALL NOT BE RETURNED TO THE SOCIAL SECURITY TRUST FUND. (METZENBAUM) 11. S. 2918- RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE INVESTMENT ACT OF 1982. (CHAFEE) 12. S. 2942- TO PROVIDE THAT DISABILITY BENEFITS UNDER TITLE II OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT SHALL CONTINUE TO BE PAID THROUGHT THE END OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS PROCESS, AND THAT PERIODIC REVIEWS OF THE DISABILITY CASES SHALL BE CARRIED OUT ONLY TO THE EXTEND DETERMINED TO BE APPROPRIATE. (COHEN) 13. S. 2953- EDUCATION FOR ECONIMIC SECURITY ACT. (PELL) 14. S.3004 – AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION COMMITTEES ACT OF 1982. (ZORINSKY) 15. S. 3017 – TO INCREASE THE FUNDING FOR LOW-INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE. (DANFORTH) 16. OFFICIAL BILL FILES 1981-1982 17. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD 1982 18. AMENDMENT 8 TO S. 509 – ESTABLISH A SECTION 22 QUOTA ON IMPORTATION OF CASE IN PRODUCTS INTO THE U.S. (MELCHER) 19. AMENDMENT 9 TO S. 509 – REMOVE SOVIET GRAIN EMBARGO UNLESS PRESIDENT TAKES ACTION. (ZORINSKY) 20. AMENDMENT 20 TO S.CON.RES. 9 – (BUDGET RECONCILIATION) RESTORING VETERANS MEDICAL SERVICES FUND. (CHILES) 21. AMENDMENT 34 TO S.CON.RES. 9 – (BUDGET RECONCILIATION) REGARDING RESTORING FUNDS FOR CERTAIN PROGRAMS. (CHAFEE) 22. AMENDMENT 49 TO 2. 815 – REQUIRE APPROVAL OF BOTH HOUSE WITH REGARD TO BASING MODE FOR THE MX MISSILES. (LEVIN) 23. AMENDMENT S. 921 – EXTEND FOR 3 YEARS PERIOD IN WHICH VIETNAM ERA VETERANS MAY REQUEST READJUSTMENT COUNSELING. 24. AMENDMENT 494 TO H.J.RES. 266 – EXEMPT INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS & CERTAIN ROYALTY OWNERS FROM WINDFALL PROFIT TAX ON THE FIRST 1,000 BARRELS OF DAILY PRODUCTION. (BENTSEN) 25. AMENDMENT 504 TO H.J.RES. 266 – RESTORE MINIMUM BENEFIT FOR PERSONS ALREADY ON THE BENEFIT ROLSS PRIOR TO JANUARY 1982. (REIGLE) 26. AMENDMENT 542 TO S. 884 – URGE & REQUEST THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO USE EXISTING AUTHORITY TO INCREASE SALES OF U.S. AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES & PRODUCTS THEREOF IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. (ARMSTORNG) 27. AMENDMENT 623 TO H.R. 4121 – PROHIBIT USE OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS FOR PAYMENTS UNDER ANY CONTRACT FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES HEALTH BENEFITS WITH THE SERVICE BENEFIT PLAN. (D’AMATO) 28. AMENDMENT 625 TO S. 1112 – DIRECTS PRESIDENT IN COOPERATIONS WITH BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, SHALL BY NOVEMBER 25 EXERCISE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY TO ASSURE AN ADEQUATE FLOW OF CREDIT TO SMALL BORROWERS AT AFFORDABLE PRICES. 29. AMENDMENT 627 TO S. 1112 – CHANGING THE DATE TO DECEMBER 1. (CHILES) 30. AMENDMENT 650 TO H.R. 4995 – EXPRESS SENSE OF SENATE WITH RESPECT TO A PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY IN THE EIGHTIES. (METZENBAUM) 31. AMENDMENT 651 TO S. 881 – PROVIDE FOR APPT OF SMALL BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. 32. S.UP.AMENDMENT 20 TO S.CON.RES. 9 – SUGGESTING A RESTORATION OF FUNDS FOR VETERANS MEDICAL SERVICES. (CHILES) 33. S.UP.AMENDMENT 34 TO S.CON.RES 9 – RESTORE FUNDS FOR CERTAIN PROGRAMS. (CHAFEE) 34. S.UP.AMENDMENT 35 TO S.CON.RES. 9 – TO RESTORE FUNDS FOR THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION. (MITCHELL) 35. S.UP.AMENDMENT 87 TO S.CON.RES 19 – TO INCREASE BUDGET AUTHORITY BY $200 MILLION $ BUDGET $200MILLION FOR FUNCTION 350, & DECREASE BUDGET AUTHORITY BY $200 MILLION & BUDGET OUTLAYS BY $200 MILLION FOR FUNCTION 150. 36. S.UP.AMENDMENT 112 TO H.R. 3512 – CALLING TO ENACT REFORMS NECESSARY TO ENSURE LONG-TERM SOLVENCY OF SOCIAL SECURITY WITHOUT SUPPORTING MODIFICATION IN BENEFITS WHICH EXCEED THE AMOUNT NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE A FINACIALLY SOUND SYSTEM. 37. S.UP.AMENDMENT 183 TO S.1377 – TO PROVIDE BUDGET AUTHORITY FOR FISCAL YEAR 1982 FOR THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION. 38. S.UP.AMENDMENT 184 TO S. 1377 – TO ELIMINATE THE ELIMINATION OF CARGO PREFERNCE UNDER TITLES I & II OF THE AGRICULTURAL TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT AND ASSISTANCE ACT OF 1964. (GORTON) 39. S.UP.AMENDMENT 208 TO S.1377 – TO INCREASE FUNDS FOR FEDERAL IMPACT AID. (TOWER) 40. S.UNPRINTED AMENDMENT 231 TO H.J.RES. 266 – LIMITING THE SIZE OF TAX-EXEMPT SAVINGS CERTIFICATES TO NOT GREATER THAN $500 41. S.UP.AMENDMENT 246 TO H.J.RES. 266 – TO ALLOW THE DEDUCTION FOR CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE ALLOWED FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO DO NOT ITEMIZE DEDUCTION. (PACKWOOD) 42. S.UP.AMENDMENT 254 TO H.J.RES. 266 – TO EXEMPT INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS & CERTAIN ROYALTY OWNERS FROM WINDFALL PROFIT TAX ON THE FIRST 1,000 BARRELS OF DAILY PRODUCTION. (BENTSEN) 43. S.UP.AMENDMENT 281 TO H.J.RES. 266 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF SENATE THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT A BILL AUTHORIZING INTER- FUND BORROWING TO THE SENATE BY NOVEMBER 15, 1982. (SASSER) 44. S.UP.AMENDMENT 308 TO H.J.RES. 266 – TO PROVIDE THAT THE AT RISK RULES NOT APPLY TO CERTAIN PROPERTY. (MATSUNAGA) 45. S.UP.AMENDMENT 331 TO H.J.RES. 266 – RELATING TO THE TREATMENT OF COAL UNTILIZATION PROPERTY FOR THE PURPOSES OF ACRS. 46. S.UP.AMENDMENT 339 TO H.R. 4034 – TO PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATION OF $10,000,000 FOR THE CONGREGATE HOUSING SERVICES PROGRAM. 47. S.UP.AMENDMENT 365 TO S. 884 – TO AMEND THE FEDERAL MEAT INSPECTION ACT TO REQUIRE THAT IMPORTED MEAT PRODUCTS MEET THE INSPECTION AND OTHER STANDARDS THAT APPLY TO DOMESTICALLY PRODUCED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. (MELCHER) 48. S.UP.AMENDMENT 428 TO H.J.RES. 325 – TO CONTINUE THE MINIMUM SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFIT FOR CURRENT RECIPIENTS. 49. S.UP.AMENDMENT 472 TO S. 898 – TO DELETE SECTION 237. (BOSCHWITZ) 50. S.UP.AMENDMENTS 672 TO H.J.RES. 357 – TO INCREASE THE APPROPRIATION FOR THE DUAL BENEFITS PAYTMENTS ACCOUNT UNDER THE RAILROAD RETIREMENT ACT OF 1974. (METZENBAUM) 51. S.UP.AMENDMENT 696 TO H.J.RES. 357 – TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR THE EPA & THE COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACCORDING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE HUD INDEPENDENT AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT. (HART) 52. S.UP.AMENDMENT 40 TO H.R. 4995 – PROVIDE CERTIFICATION AND PERIODIC REPORTING OF THE COSTS OF THE B-1B PROGRAM. 53. S.CON.RES. 4 – THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OFDISABLED PERSONS. (DOLE) 54. S.CON.RES. 15 – SENSE OF THE SENATE TO TIE ALL EXPROTS TO USSR TO GRAIN EMBARGO. (MATTINGLY) 55. S.CON.RES. 33 – DISAPPROVING THE FTC TRADE REGULATION RULE RELATING TO THE SALE OF USED MOTOR VEHICLES. 56. S.CON.RES. 35 – RESOLUTION EXPRESSING THE OBJECTION OF THE CONGRESS TO THE PROPOSED SALE OF CERTAIN DEFENSE ARTICLES, TOGETHER WITH SPARE PARTS, AND EQUIPMENT & DEFENSE SERVICES TO THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA. (PACKWOOD) 57. S.CON.RES. 37 – DISAPPROVING THE SALES TO SAUDI ARABI OF AIRBORNE WARNING AND CONTROL SYSTEMS. (PACKWOOD) 58. S.CON.RES 40 – RELATING TO A VACANCY ON THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD. (BURDICK) 59. S.CON.RES. 46 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF CONGRESS WITH REGARD TO THE MUTUAL SECURITY EFFORTS OF U.S. & JAPAN. (LEVIN) 60. S.CON.RES. 47 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF CONGRESS WITH RESPECT TO THE IMPRISONMENT AND TREATMENT BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SOVIET UNION OF ALEXANDER PARITSKY AND HIS FAMILY. (TSONGAS) 61. S.CON.RES. 52 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF CONGRESS THAT MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE U.S. & RESERVES FORCES OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE U.S. DESERVE PUBLIC RECOGNITION. (GARN) 62. S.CON.RES. 59 – CONCERNING TAX-EXEMPT STATUS OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS. (HART) 63. S.CON.RES. 60 – DISAPPROVING THE FTC TRADE REGULATION RULE RELATING TO THE SALE OF USED MOTOR VEHICLE. (PRESSLER) 64. S.CON.RES. 68 – REGARDING MEMBERSHIP IN THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY. (MOYNIHAN) 65. S.CON.RES. 75 – TO PRESERVE FISCAL YEAR 1980 IMPACT AID FUNDING LEVELS WITH ADJUSTMENTS FOR INFLATION. (PRESSLER) 66. S.CON.RES. 82 – EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF THE CONGRESS THAT THE PEOPLE OF THE U.S. SHOULD OBSERVE THE MONTH OF MAY 1982 AS OLDER AMERICANS MONTH. (HAWKINS) 67. S.CON.RES. 91 – TO CALL UPON THE PRESIDENT TO INVITE THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CABINET COUNCIL ON ECONOMIC AFFAIRS. (HEINZ) 68. S.CON.RES. 103 – TO REAFFIRM THE POLICY OF THE U.S. THAT PUBLIC EDUCATION IS THE CORNERSTONE OF OUR DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM. (HOLLINGS) 69. S.CON.RES. 113 – RECOGNIZING AND SALUTING THE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF THE ELKS FOR ITS LEADERSHIP (SYMMS) 70. S.CON.RES. 121 – EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF THE CONGRESS THAT THE U.S. SHOULD MAINTAIN FEDERAL INVOLVEMENT IN THE SHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS. (DOLE) 71. S.CON.RES. 122 – RELATING TO THE PROCESSED PRODUCT SHARE OF THE U.S. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS. (PERCY) 72. S.CON.RES. 126 – CALLING UPON THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TO SUPPORT THE PEOPLE OF AFGHANISTAN WITH THE MATERIAL ASSISTANCE IN THEIR STRUGGLE TO BE FREE FROM FOREIGN DOMINATION. (TSONGAS) 73. S.CON.RES. 128 – CONCURRENT RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE MONETARY POLICY. (BYRD OF WV) 74. S.J.RES. 4 – NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK RESOLUTION. (BURDICK) 75. S.J.RES. 12 – TO DESOGNATE NOV. 14 AS “OPERATING ROOM NURSE DAY.” (INOUYE) 76. S.J.RES. 16 – MAKING JANUARY 29, 1981 DAY OF THANKS REGARDING FREED HOSTAGES. (HATFIELD) 77. S.J.RES. 22 – TO MAKE MARCH 16 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION DAY. (HAYAKAWA) 78. S.J.RES. 28 – RELATING TO THE RELEASE OF THE AMERICAN HOSTAGES HELD CAPTIVE IN IRAN. (BAKER) 79. S.J.RES. 29 – 1ST SUNDAY IN JUNE AS NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK. (HEINZ) 80. S.J.RES. 30 – TO DESIGNATE APRIL 26, 1981 AS “NATIONAL RECOGNITION DAY FOR VETERANS OF THE VIETNAM ERA.” (RIEGLE) 81. S.J.RES. 38 – TO DESIGNATE FIRST FRIDAY OF MARCH AS “TEACHER DAY, USA” (KASSEBAUM) 82. S.J.RES. 40 – TO DESIGNATE APRIL 26, 1981 AS “NATIONAL RECOGNITION DAY FOR VETERANS OF THE VIETNAM ERA.” (RIEGLE) 83. S.J.RES. 42 – DESIGNATE 3RD SUNDAY IN SEPTEMBER “NATIONAL MINISTERS DAY.” (THURMOND) 84. S.J.RES. 50 – DESIGNATING JULY 17, 1981, AS “NATIONAL P.O.W.-M.I.A. RECOGNITION DAY.” (DECONCINI) 85. S.J.RES. 51 – PROCLAMATION OBSERVING THE 35TH ANNIVERSAARY OF THE COOPERATIVE FOR AMERICAN RELIEF EVERYWHERE. (DOLE) 86. S.J.RES. 53 – PROVIDES FOR DESIGNATION OF SEPTMEBER 6, 1981, AS “WORKING MOTHERS’ DAY.” (KASSEBAUM) 87. S.J.RES. 57 – TO PROVIDE FOR DESIGNATION OF FEBRUARY 7-13, 1981 AS “NATIONAL SCHLERODERMA WEEK.” 88. S.J.RES. 58 – PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSITUTION ALTERING FEDERAL FISCAL DECISION MAKING PROCEDURES. (THURMOND) 89. S.J.RES. 59 – DESIGNATING THE SQUARE DANCE AS THE ANIONAL FOLK DANCE OF THE U.S. (BYRD OF W.V.) 90. S.J.RES. 62 – DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF SEPTEMEBER 20-26, 1981, AS “NATIONAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEEK.” (DOLE) 91. S.J.RES. 64 – DESIGNATE AUGUST 13,1981, AS “NATIONAL BLINDED VETERANS RECOGNITION DAY” (SIMPSON) 92. S.J.RES. 66 – DESIGNATE MAY 6, 1981, AS “NATIONAL NURSING HOME RESIDENTS DAY.” (PRYOR) 93. S.J.RES. 67 – ESTABLISH “NATIONAL NURSE-MIDWIFERY WEEK.” (INOUYE) 94. S.J.RES. 73 – DESIGNATE WEEK BEGINNING JUNE 1, 1981 – JUNE 7, 1981, AS “MANAGEMENT WEEK IN AMERICA” (GLENN) 95. S.J.RESS. 74 – DESIGNATE WEEK OF OCTOBER 4 THROUGH 10, 1981, AS “NATIONAL DIABETES WEEK” (MATHIAS) 96. S.J.RES. 76 – PROVIDING FOR THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT. (RANDOLPH) 97. S.J.RES. 79 – DESIGNATE THE 2ND WEEK IN MAY, BEGINNING WITH MOTHERS’ DAY, MAY 10, 1981, AS SENIOR CENTER WEEK. (GRASSLEY) 98. S.J.RES. 80 – DESIGINATE THE WEEK OF MAY 17, 1981, THROUGH MAY 23, 1981, AS U.S.O. WEEK. (WARNER) 99. S.J.RES. 85 – DESIGNATE JUNE 30, 1981, AS “NATIONAL DRUG STANDARDS DAY.” (HATCH) 100. S.RES. 87 – EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF THE SENATE THAT THE CONGRESS NOT ENACT LEGISLATION TO TAX SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. (HEINZ) 101. S.J.RES. 88 – DESIGNATE WEEK COMMENCING JUNE 14, 1981, AS “NATIONAL SOFTBALL WEEK.” (BOREN) 102. S.J.RES. 92 - AUTHORIZE & REQUEST PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 6, 1981 AS “OLDER AMERICANS EMPLOYMENY OPPURTUNITY WEEK.” (HEINZ) 103. S.J.RES. 94 – DESIGNATE OCTOBER 10, 1981, AS “NATIONAL JOGGING DAY.” (THURMOND) 104. S.J.RES. 101 – NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WEEK. (DOLE) 105. S.J.RES. 105 – DESIGNATE OCTOBER 1981 AS “NATIONAL P.T.A. MEMBERSHIP MONTH.” (LAXALT) 106. S.J.RES. 107 – DESIGNATE 7TH DAY OF OCTOBER AS “NATIONAL GUARD DAY.” (BYRD OF WV) 107. S.J.RES. 112 – CREATE A COMMITTEE ON INTEREST RATES AND THE AVAILABILITY OF CREDIT. (CHILES) 108. S.J.RES. 113 – TO DESIGNATE THE WEEK BEGINNING NOVEMBER 8, 1981, “NATIONAL HOME HEALTH CARE WEEK.” 109. S.J.RES. 117 – TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST PRESIDNET TO DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF JANUARY 17, 1981, THOUGH JANUARY 23, AS “NATIONAL JAYCEE WEEK.” (BOREN) 110. S.J.RESS 118 – TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE THE MONTH OF JANUARY, 1982, AS “NATIONAL CEREBAL PALSY MONTH.” (BENTSEN) 111. S.J.RES. 120 – DIRECTONG THE PRESIDENT TO ASSURE AN ADEQUATE FLOW OF AFFORDABLE CREDIT TO SMALL BORROWERS. (CHILES) 112. S.J.RES. 134 – TO DESIGNATE 1982 AS THE “YEAR OF THE DISABLED PERSONS.” (ARMSTRONG) 113. S.J.RES. 144 – DECLARING THAT IT SHOULD BE THE POLICY OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT TO ENCOURAGE UNCONDITIONAL NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACHIEVING A CEASE-FIRE AND POLITICAL SETTLEMENT TO THE CONFLICT IN EL SALVADOR (TSONGAS) 114. S.J.RES. 145 – AUTHORIZING & REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM “NATIONAL ORCHESTRA WEEK.” (HEINZ) 115. S.J.RES. 149 – DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF JUNE, 1982, THROUGH JUNE 12, 1982 “NATIONAL CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION WEEK.” 116. S.J.RES. 150 – TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE MAY 20, 1982, AS “AMELIA EARHART DAY.” 117. S.J.RES. 153 – DESIGNATING “BALTIC FREEDOM DAY.” (RIEGLE) 118. S.J.RES. 156 – “ANNUAL” NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK PRESIDENT DECREE REQUEST. (BURDICK) 119. S.J.RES. 159 – CITED AS THE “WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON PRODUCTIVITY ACT.” (ROTH) 120. S.J.RES. 160 – DESIGNATE JULY 9, 1982, AS “NATIONAL P.O.W.-M.I.A. RECOGNITION DAY.” (HAYAKAWA) 121. S.J.RES. 161 – DESIGNATE THE WEEK COMMENCING WITH THE 4TH MONDAY IN JUNE 1982 AS “NATIONAL NCO/PETTY OFFICER WEEK.” (THURMOND) 122. S.J.RES. 163 – RESOLUTION ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS FREEZE AND REDUCTIONS. 123. AUTHORIZING AND REQUESTIONG PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM 1983 AS THE “YEAR OF THE BIBLE.” 124. S.J.RES. 166 – DESIGNATING APRIL 28, 1982 AS “NATIONAL NURSING HOME RESIDENTS DAY.” 125. S.J.RES. 169 – DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF APRIL 18 AS “NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE WEEK.” 126. S.J.RES. 170 – DESIGNATE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 7-14, 1982 AS “NATIONAL HOSPICE WEEK.” (RANDOLPH) 127. S.J.RES. 173 – TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO ISSUE A PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1982, AS “NATIONAL RIVERS MONTH.” (TSONGAS) 128. S.J.RES. 175 – AUTHORIZING & REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO PROCLAIM “NATIONAL JUNIOR BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK.” 129. S.J.RES. 177 – EXPRESS SENSE OF THE CONGRESS THAT U.S. AND THE SOVIET UNION SHOULD ENGAGE IN THE SUBSTANTIAL, EQUITABLE, AND VERIFIABLE REDUCTIONS OF THEIR NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN A MANNER WHICH WOULD CONTRIBUTE TO PEACE. 130. S.J.RES. 179 – TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF APRIL 19, 1982, THROUGH APRIL 25, 1982, AS “NATIONAL GET HIGH ON LIFE WEEK.” (JOHNSTON) 131. S.J.RES. 180 – AUTHORIZE& REQUEST PRESIDENT TO ISSUE A PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING THE WEEK BEGINNING MAY 9, 1982, AS “NATIONAL SMALL BUSINESS WEEK.” 132. S.J.RES. 182 – DESIGNATE JANUARY 1982 AS “NATIONAL SNOWMOBILING MONTH.” (LEAHY) 133. S.J.RES. 184 – TO DESIGNATE JANUARY 18, 1982, AS “NATIVE AMERICAN DAY.” (INOUYE) 134. S.J.RES. 186 – AUTHORIZE & REQUEST PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 19-15, 1982 AS “NATIONAL CYSTIC FIBROSIS WEEK.” (DOLE) 135. S.J.RES. 188 – TO AUTHORIZE & REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE MARCH 1, 1983, “NATIONAL RECOVERY ROOM NURSES DAY” 136. S.J.RES. 189 – AUTHORIZE & REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE MAY 25, 1982, “MISSING CHILDREN DAY.” 137. S.J.RES. 190 – TO AUTORIZE & REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE “NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK.” 138. S.J.RES. 193 – DESIGNATING THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 7-13, 1982, AS “NATIONAL RESPIRATORY THERAPY WEEK.” (KASSEBAUM) 139. S.J.RES. 197 – PROVIDE FOR THE DESIGNATION OF THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 17 THROUGH OCTOBER 23, 1982 AS “MYASTHENIA GRAVIS AWARENESS WEEK.” 140. S.J.RES. 201 – DESIGNATING “BALTIC FREEDOM DAY.” (RIEGLE) 141. S.J.RES. 207 – AUTORIZE AND REQUEST THE PRESIDENT TO DESIGANTE WEEK OF AUGUST 1 TO AUGUST 7, 1982, “NATIONAL PURPLE HEART WEEK.” (DOLE) 142. S.J.RES. 213 – PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF RU.S. RELATIVE TO EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN. (TSONGAS) 143. S.J.RES. 215 – TO PROVIDE THAT THE WEEK BEGINNING MARCH 6, 1983, DESIGNATED “WOMEN’S HISTORY WEEK.” 144. S.J.RES 228 – DESIGNATION OF WEEK BEGINNING OCTOBER 24, 1982, “NATIONAL TOURETTE SYNDROME AWARENESS WEEK.” 145. S.J.RES. 231 – AUTHORIZE & REQUEST PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 11, 1982-OCTOBER 17, 1982, AS “NATIONAL GET HIGH ON LIFE WEEK.” (JOHNSTON) 146. S.J.RES. 232 – PROVIDE FOR DESIGNATION OF THE WEEK BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1982 AS “NATIONAL SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME AWARENESS WEEK.” 147. S.J.RES. 233 – PROVIDE FOR DESIGNATION OF WEEK BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1982 AS “NATIONAL SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME.” 148. S.J.RES. 235 – PROCLAIM MARCH 21, 1983, AS “NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL DAY.” (HELMS) 149. S.J.RES. 236 – DESIGNATE WEEK OF OCTOBER 24-28, 1982, AS “NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES WEEK.” (MCCLURE) 150. S.J.RES. 237 – DESIGNATING NOVEMBER 14, 1982, AS “NATIONAL RETIRED TEACHERS DAY.” (CHILES) 151. S.J.RES. 239 – DESIGNATING OCTOBER 16, 1982, AS “NATIONAL NEWSPAPER CARRIER APPRECIATION DAY.” 152. S.J.RES. 241 – DESIGNATION OF THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 12, 1982- DECEMBER 18, 1982, AS “NATIONAL DRUNK AND DRUGGED DRIVING AWARENESS WEEK.” (HUMPHREY)S.J.RES. 243 – REQUESTING PRESIDENT TO DESIGNATE OCTOBER 15, 1982, AS “NATIONAL POETRY DAY.” 153. S.J.RES. 249 – DESIGNATION OF MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1982, AS “NATIONAL SPINAL CORD INJURY MONTH.” (KENNEDY) 154. S.J.RES. 251 DESIGNATE OCTOBER 10, 1982, AS “NATIONAL PEACE DAY.” (BUMPERS) 155. S.J.RES. 257 – DESIGNATE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1982, AS “NATIONAL DIABETES MONTH.” (WEICKER) 156. S.J.RES. 258 – DESIGNATE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1982 AS “NATIONAL CLOSED-CAPTIONED TELEVISION MONTH.” 157. S.J.RES. 261 – DESIGNATE WEEK OF OCTOBER 24 -31, 1982 AS “NATIONAL HOUSING WEEK.” (GARN) 158. S.J.RES. 263 – AUTHORIZE PRESIDENT TO ISSUE A PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING WEEK BEGINNING MARCH 13, 1983, AS “NATIONAL SURVEYORS WEEK.” (THURMOND) 159. S.J.RES. 264 – DESIGNATE THE WEEK OF MARCH 13-19, 1983, AS “NATIONAL CHILDREN & TELEVISION WEEK.”

Box 563 Folder 1. S.RES. 21 – TO COMMEND JAMES DUMARESQ CLAVELL FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO LITERATURE. (HAYAKAWA) 2. S.RES. 28 – RELATING TO THE RELEASE OF HOSTAGES FROM IRAN. (BAKER) 3. S.RES. 87 – RELATING TO THE TAXATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS. (HEINZ) 4. S.RES. 97 – ESTABLISHING A MAX NUMBER OF FULLTIME SENATE EMPLOYEES AND NO NEW BUILDINGS. (PROXMIRE) 5. S.RES. 106 – SOMMENDING THOSE WHO HELPED SAVE REAGAN’S LIFE IN RECENT SHOOTING. (BAKER) 6. S.RES. 133 – EXPRESS DEEP CONCERN OF THE SNEATE OVER THE ATTACK ON HIS HOLINESS POPE JOHN PAUL II. (DOMENICI) 7. S.RES. 139 – TO ASSURE THE ACCESS OF FARMER-OWNED REFINING BUSINESS TO CRUDE OIL AT REASONABLE PRICES. (ANDREW) 8. S.RES. 141 – EXPRESS SENSE OF SENATE THAT COMBATING VIOLENT CRIME SHOULD BE A NATIONAL PRIORITY. (HEFLIN) 9. S.RES. 151 – INSURE THAT A FAIR SHARE OF BUSINESS TAX BUT IS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR SMALL & INDEPENDENT BUSINESSES. (KENNEDY) 10. S.RES. – EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE SENATE REALTING TO IMPACT AID. (HUMPHREY) 11. S.RES. 167 – COMMEND THE DISABLED INDIVIDUALS WHO CLIMBED MOUNT RAINIER, WASHINGTON, SUMMER OF 1981. (DOLE) 12. S.RES. 175 – CONGRATULATE THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA ON THE CELEBRATION OF ITS DIAMOND JUBILEE. (BOREN) 13. S.RES. 211 – CALLING ON THE GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM TO ENCOURAGE BANKS TO MAKE LOANS AVAILABLE FOR PRODUCTIVE USES WHILE ELIMINATING LOANS FOR SPECULATIVE AND UNPRODUCTIVE USES. (BENTSEN) 14. S.RES. 218 – RESOLUTION RETAINING NUTRITIONAL GOALS IN THE SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM. (MELCHER) 15. S.RES. 232 – RESOLUTION WITH RESPECT TO TAX INCENTIVES FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION & RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES. 16. S.RES. 238 – TO RETAIN THE DEDUCTABILITY FROM PERSONAL TAXES OF INTEREST PAID ON RESIDNETIAL MORTGAGES. (BENTSEN) 17. S.RES. 262 – EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE U.S. SENATE SUPPORT FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAMS. 18. S.RES. 268 – RESOLUTION ON THE IMPOSITION OF MARTIAL LAW IN POLAND. (PERCY) 19. S.RES. 272 – EXPRESING THE SENSE OF THE SENATE WITH RESPECT TO THE RIGHTS OF RESIDENTS IN CERTAIN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES. 20. S.RES. 299 – TO DESIGNATE MAY 4, 1982, AS “INTERNATIONAL FRANCHISE DAY.” (WEICKER) 21. S.RES. 317 – URGING AN INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION MORITORIUM ON NEW GRANTS OF AUTHORITY TO FOREIGN VARRIERS. 22. S.RES. 322 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF SENATE WITH RESPECT TO POSSIBLE ACTIAONS TAKEN TO EXPEL ISRAEL FROM GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITED NATIONS. (ROBERT C. BYRD) 23. S.RES. 325 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF SENATE THAT A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION SHOULD BE ENACTED TO RESOTRE FULL FUNDING OF THE WORK INCENTIVE PROGRAM. (DIXON) 24. S.RES. 332 – TO ASSURE ISRAEL’S SECURITY & TO OPPOSE ADVANCED ARMS SALES TO JORDAN. (KENNEDY) 25. S.RES. 334 – EXPRESS SENSE OF SENATE DISAPPROVING THE POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION WITH RESPECT TO RAILROAD RETIREMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1983. 26. S.RES. 339 – EXPRESSING SENSE OF SENATE CONCERNING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF ANY 1982 TAX INCREASE OR TAX BENEFIT DECISION. 27. S.RES. 340 – EXPRESS THE SENSE OF THE SENATE THAT NO ACTION BE TAKEN TO TERMINATE OR OTHERWISE WEAKEN THE COMMUNITY SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM UNDER TITLE V OF THE OLDER AMERICANS ACT OF 1965. 28. S.RES. 348 – REQUEST SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE TO MAKE LOANS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS UNDER THE ECONOMIC EMERGENCY LOAN PROGRAM. (BENTSEN) 29. S.RES. 352 – TO OPPOSE THE ELIMINATION OF OR REDUCTION IN COST- OF-LIVING ADJUSTMENTS IN SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS PRIOR TO THE TIME THAT THE NATIONAL SOMMISSION ON SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM HAS REPORTED ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS. (METZENBAUM) 30. S.RES. 354 – EXPRESS THE SENSE OF SENATE WITH RESPECT TO AN IMMEADIATE RESUMPTION OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SOVIET UNION FOR AN EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING LONG-TERM GRAIN SALES AGREEMENT. 31. S.RES. 355 – EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF SENATE WITH RESPECT TO THE NEED TO CONTINUE FEDERAL FUNDING FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION AND RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES. (DECONCINI) 32. S.RES. 374 – COMMENDING THE COMPLETION OF THE CURRENT PHASE OF THE CAMP DAVID AGREEMENT. 33. S.RES. 387 – TO ACCLAIM THE NEW WORLD FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS, TO BE HELD THROUGHOUT GREATER MIAMI AND DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUNE 4, 1982-JUNE 26, 1982 AS A MAJOR CULTURAL AND ARTISITIC EVENT. 34. S.RES. 406 – TO ASSURE ISRAEL’S SECURITY, TO OPPOSE ADVANCED ARMS SALES TO JORDAN & TO FURTHER PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST. (KENNEDY) 35. S.RES. 478 – EXPRESSING THE SENSE OF THE SENATE WITH RESPECT TO THE NEED TO MAINTAIN GUIDELINES WHICH ENSURE EQUAL RIGHTS WITH REGARD TO EDUCATION OPPURTUNITY. (DODD) 36. S. 711 – EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN GERIATRICS. (BURDICK) 37. S.J.RES. 29 – NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK. (BURDICK) 38. S.J.RES. 41 – ANNUAL PROCLAMATION OF NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK. (BURDICK) 39. S.J.RES. 101 – NATIONAL FAMILY WEEK. 40. AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION & FORESTRY COMMITTEE, 1979-82 41. APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, 1979-82 42. ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, 1981 43. BANKING, HOUSING, & URBAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, 1981 44. COMMERCE, SCIENCE, & TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE, 1979 45. ENERGY & NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE, 1979 46. ENVIRONMENT & PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE, 1978-81 47. COMMITTEE ON ETHICS, 1979-81 48. FINANCE COMMITTEE, 1979-82 49. FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, 1981-82 50. GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, 1979 51. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, 1979-81 52. RULES AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE, 1978-81 53. SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE AGING, 1979-82 54. SUBCOMMITTEE ON THE AGRICULTURAL RURAL DEVELOPMENT & REALTED, 1979 55. SUBCOMMITTEE ON EDUCATION, 1979-81 56. SUBCOMMITTEE ON ENERGY & WATER DEVELOPMENT, 1979-81 57. SUBCOMMITTEE ON REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, 1979- 80 58. SUBCOMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES, 1979 59. COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND HUMAN RESOURCES, 1979-82 60. SUBCOMMITTEE ON WATER RESOURCES, 1979 61. MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEES, 1979-82

Box 564 Folder 1. S. 1-100, 1981-82 2. S. 100-200, 1981-82 3. S. 200-300, 1981-82 4. S. 300-400, 1981-82 5. S. 400-500, 1981-82 6. S. 500-600, 1981-82 7. S. 600-700, 1981-82 8. S. 700-800, 1981-82 9. S. 800-900, 1981-82 10. S. 900-1000, 1981-82 11. S. 1000-1100, 1981-82 12. S. 1100-1200, 1981-82 13. S. 1200-1300, 1981-82 14. S. 1300-1400, 1981-82 15. S. 1400-1500, 1981-82 16. S. 1500-1600, 1981-82 17. S. 1600-1700, 1981-82

Box 565 Folder 1. S. 1700-1800, 1981-82 2. S. 1800-1900, 1981-82 3. S. 1900-2000, 1981-82 4. S. 2000-2100, 1981-82 5. S. 2100-2200, 1981-82 6. S. 2200-2300, 1981-82 7. S. 2300-2400, 1981-82 8. S. 2400-2500, 1981-82 9. S. 2500-2600, 1981-82 10. S. 2600-2700, 1981-82 11. S. 2700-2800, 1981-82 12. S. 2800-2900, 1981-82 13. S. 2900-3000, 1981-82 14. S. 3000-3500, 1981-82 15. S. 3500-4500, 1981-82 16. SENATE BILLS – 1983

Box 566 Folder 1. H.R. 1-500, 1981-82 2. H.R. 500-1000, 1981-82 3. H.R. 1000-1500, 1981-82 4. H.R. 1500-2000, 1981-82 5. H.R. 2000-2500, 1980-81 6. H.R. 2500-3000, 1981-82 7. H.R. 3000-3500, 1981 8. H.R. 3500-4000, 1981-82 9. H.R. 4000-4500, 1981-82 10. H.R. 4500-5000, 1981-82 11. H.R. 5000-5500, 1981-82 12. H.R. 5500-6000, 1982 13. H.R. 6000-6500, 1981-82 14. H.R. 6500-7000, 1982 15. H.R. 7000-8000, 1981-82 16. HOUSE BILLS – 1983

Series IV: Military Academy Application Files, 1981-1984 Box 567 Folder 1. DELAYNE BECEKR, 1981 2. RENARD WILLIAM BERGSTROM, 1981 3. JAMES BLUESTONE, JR., 1981 4. JEFFERY ALLAN BREDAHL, 1981 5. WILLIAM A. CHAMPA, 1981 6. DONOVAN THOMAS CLARKE, 1981 7. SCOTT A. HANSEN, 1981 8. LEW I HARTER, 1981 9. LINDA MARIE HINTON, 1981 10. SCOTT HUMMEL, 1981 11. JEFFREY B. JOHNSON, 1981 12. GARY ALLEN LANGAN, 1981 13. BRYAN J. LOHSTRETER, 1981 14. MARK RICHMOND MCDONALD, 1981 15. WILLIAM T. MOE, 1981 16. JAMES R. MUHS, 1981 17. STUART BENJAMIN MUNSCH, 1981 18. CHRISTOPHER W. OLSON, 1981 19. JEFFRY JON OLSON, 1981 20. TERRY PAVEK, 1981 21. MARK CHARLES PETERSON, 1981 22. NICHI SUE SCHUETTE, 1981 23. BARBARA ELIZABETH VEGLEWEDE, 1981 24. LOUIS ALLEN VOLK, 1981 25. THOMAS FREDERICK ZEITLER, 1981 26. BAILLY, BRETT O., 1982 27. BAUMAN, KERRY JAMES, 1982 28. BEAUCLAIR, MICHELLE MARIE, 1982 29. CHRISTIANSON, PETER, 1982 30. CLAUS, RICK J., 1982 31. COX, MICHAEL R., 1982 32. DONELAN, KATHLEEN M., 1982 33. DUKART, DELANE L., 1982 34. DUNN, BARRY JOEL, 1982 35. EBELE, JERRY EUGENE, 1982 36. FLOM, MICHAEL WAYNE, 1982 37. FONTAINE, JOAN M., 1982 38. FREEMAN, JAMES LEE, 1982 39. FRIED, BENARD S., 1982 40. GARCIA, LISA RENEE, 1982 41. GLASS, MARVIN JOHN, 1982 42. GOODMAN, ERIC G., 1982 43. HELLER, TOBY H., 1982 44. HERIGSTAD, PAUL DANIEL, 1982 45. HERMES, MARY LENA, 1982 46. HILL, KATHLEEN, 1982 47. HIPPCHEN, JOHN EDWARD, 1982 48. HOGANSON, CLIFFORD LYLE, 1982 49. JACOBSEN, BRUCE PAUL, 1982 50. KOPP, RHONDA MARIE, 1982 51. KUENNEN, STEVEN TODD, 1982 52. KURTZ, JEFFERY D., 1982 53. LEMBKE, KENT, 1982 54. LONGIE, ROBERT CODY, 1982 55. MAIXNER, DONALD THOMAS, 1982 56. MARTINEZ, DEAN R., 1982 57. MCLEAN, MICHAEL JOHN, 1982 58. MULLENHOUR, DANA SHAW, 1982 59. NEHR, ALBERT KARL, 1982 60. SEILER, GARY JAMES, 1982 61. SIMS, CATHHLEEN LOUISE, 1982 62. SMITH, JEFFREY D., 1982 63. STOLTMAN, BRAD, 1982 64. STRIEFEL, DAVID, 1982 65. SWENSON, DALE, 1982 66. THORLAKSON, KEVIN LON, 1982 67. UHLMAN, JAMES ANDREW, 1982 68. VOLK, LOREN LEE, 1982 69. WALKER, MARIAN DENISE, 1982 70. ALKOFER, THOMAS DANIEL, 1983 71. BACHMEIER, JOHN DAVID, 1983 72. BAKER, PAMELA SUSANN, 1983 73. BAKKE, RICKY, 1983 74. BREWSTER, STEVEN JAMES, 1983 75. COX, KENNETH ROY, 1983 76. DAHNKE, AARON CLARENCE, 1983 77. DALLMANN, BRIAN, 1983 78. FARBER, JONATHAN, 1983 79. FOWLER, JAMES ALAN, 1983 80. FRITZ, TIMOTHY CHARLES, 1983 81. GJERSET, JAMES E., JR., 1983 82. GRAMS, JANET LOUISE, 1983 83. GULBRANSON, MATTHEW JAMES, 1983 84. GULLINGSRUD, EUGENE O., 1983 85. HIGH, TRACY DAWN, 1983 86. HOLM, WILLIAM JAMES, 1983 87. IVERSON, RONALD A., JR., 1983 88. LACROIX, TIMOTHY R., 1983 89. LEE, DAVID JOHN, 1983 90. LINCE, GREGORY JAMES, 1983 91. MARKHAM, ROBERT F., JR., 1983 92. MARTIN, JOHN C., 1983 93. MATHIAS, MICHAEL JAMES, 1983 94. MCBEAIN, DANNY P., 1983 95. MCCULLOUGH, KEVIN, 1983 96. MCGINELY, JOHN DAVID, 1983 97. MUSCHA, WILLIAM ROBERT, 1983 98. NELSON, MITCHELL, 1983 99. NILSON, MICHAEL J., 1983 100. NORD, JEFFREY JAMES, 1983 101. OLSON, KECIA SUZETTE, 1983 102. O’SHEA, STEVEN RICHARD, 1983 103. SHANE, MICHAEL LAWRENCE, 1983 104. SONNESYN, CHRISTOPHER, 1983 105. STEVENSON, PATRICK JOHN, 1983 106. STEWART, PETER ALAN, 1983 107. STOKES, PAUL COLEMAN, 1983 108. SWENSON, ERIK, 1983 109. TERNES, HENRY EDWARD, 1983 110. TESMER, MARK WAYNE, 1983 111. WANZEK, DEAN PATRICK, 1983 112. WAX, MARK JAMES, 1983 113. ZEITLER, CATHERINE MARIE, 1983 114. ANDESON, KAMI KAREN, 1984 115. ANDREWS, TODD, 1984 116. BERNING, JOSEPH M., 1984 117. BIRRENKOTT, THOMAS JOHN, 1984 118. BLUSCHKE, VANCE, 1984 119. BRAATEN, SCOTT ALLEN, 1984 120. COYLE, TRAVIS, 1984 121. CUMBER, PATTY, 1984 122. EHLIS, DAVID GEORGE, 1984 123. FRIEDLER, DANA MARIE, 1984 124. FRIGAARD, MARK ALAN, 1984 125. GOERGER, SIMON R., 1984 126. HUGHES, JONATHAN LEE, 1984 127. HUSHKA, ROCK LAWRENCE, 1984 128. KIHLE, JAMES TODD, 1984 129. KILZER, KENNETH PAUL, 1984 130. KIRMIS, CONRAD ETHAN, 1984 131. KLEVE, PAULINE HOLLY, 1984 132. KOSKI, RACHEL MARIE, 1984 133. LASCHKEWITSCH, JAMES N., 1984 134. MARKOVICH, PAUL STEPHEN, 1984 135. MARXEN, III, HENRY NICHOLAS, 1984 136. MILLER, KEVIN, 1984 137. NOAH, THOMAS A., 1984 138. PETERSON, DANIEL ALEXANDER, 1984 139. PETERSON, ERICK SHANE, 1984 140. POPE, DANIEL NELSON, 1984 141. POTTS, MICHAEL JOSEPH, 1984 142. SCHERR, KENT JOHN, 1984 143. SCOTT, DAVID JAMES, 1984 144. SELL, SHANON MARK, 1984 145. SIMONSON, STEVEN JAMES, 1984 146. STELMACHUK, RAYMOND MATTHEW, 1984 147. VETTEL, STEVEN E., 1984 148. WAGNER, BARBARA ANN, 1984 149. WALSH, MARK DAVID, 1984 150. WEEKS, SUSAN K., 1984 151. WOLD, CURTIS ALAN, 1984

Box 568 Folder 1. Index to Correspondence: A.J. – Anderson; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 2. Index to Correspondence: Anderson – Baker; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 3. Index to Correspondence: Baker – Beier; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 4. Index to Correspondence: Beierle – Bingham; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 5. Index to Correspondence: Bingley – Boucher; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 6. Index to Correspondence: Boucher – Bruner; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 7. Index to Correspondence: Bruener – Carlson; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 8. Index to Correspondence: Carlson – Clouse; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 9. Index to Correspondence: Clouse – Dahlen; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 10. Index to Correspondence: Dahlen – Dietz; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 11. Index to Correspondence: Dietz – Dvorak; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 12. Index to Correspondence: Dvorak – Eppler; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 13. Index to Correspondence: Epstein – Feller; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 14. Index to Correspondence: Fellger – Fournier; September 28, 1983 - Dec 31, 1986 15. Index to Correspondence: Fousha - Gaven ;September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 16. Index to Correspondence: Gavin – Gourneau; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 17. Index to Correspondence: Gourneau – Guthnecht; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 18. Index to Correspondence: Guthnecht – Hanson; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 19. Index to Correspondence: Hanson – Hebron; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 20. Index to Correspondence: Hecher – Hasler; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 21. Index to Correspondence: Hesler – Holmquist; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 22. Index to Correspondence: Holmstrom – Hylden; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 23. Index to Correspondence: Hylland – Johnson; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 24. Index to Correspondence: John – Jones; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986

Box 569 Folder 1. Index to Correspondence: Jones – Kemmet; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 2. Index to Correspondence: Kemmet – Klint; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 3. Index to Correspondence: Klippel – Krause; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 4. Index to Correspondence: Krause – Landsiedel; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 5. Index to Correspondence: Landsiedel – Leet; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 6. Index to Correspondence: Leet – Lipsh; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 7. Index to Correspondence: Lisburg – Magnusson; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 8. Index to Correspondence: Magnusson – Maurer; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 9. Index to Correspondence: Maus – Melland; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 10. Index to Correspondence: Melland – Modrow; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 11. Index to Correspondence: Moe – Murphy; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 12. Index to Correspondence: Murphy – Netzer; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 13. Index to Correspondence: Neu – Oksendahl; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 14. Index to Correspondence: Oksendahl – Ous; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 15. Index to Correspondence: Ous – Petersen; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 16. Index to Correspondence: Petersen – Powers; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 17. Index to Correspondence: Powers – Rehwaldt; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 18. Index to Correspondence: Reiber – Robillard; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 19. Index to Correspondence: Robillard – Ryan; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 20. Index to Correspondence: Ryan – Scheck; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 21. Index to Correspondence: Scheel – Schulte; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 22. Index to Correspondence: Schulte – Shoberg; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 23. Index to Correspondence: Shock – Smith; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 24. Index to Correspondence: Smith – Steele; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986

Box 570 Folder 1. Index to Correspondence: Steele – Struckness; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 2. Index to Correspondence: Struckness – Theroux; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 3. Index to Correspondence: Theroux – Trana; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 4. Index to Correspondence: Tranby – Verke; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 5. Index to Correspondence: Verke – Wanner; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 6. Index to Correspondence: Wanner – Westin; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 7. Index to Correspondence: Westine – Wishek; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986 8. Index to Correspondence: Wishek - 8th Grade Class, Bell School; September 28, 1983 - December 31, 1986

Box 571 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 28, 1983, File 3241 2. Correspondence: August 29, 1983, File 3242 3. Correspondence: August 30, 1983, File 3243 4. Correspondence: August 31, 1983, File 3244 5. Correspondence: September 1, 1983, File 3245 6. Correspondence: September 5, 1983, File 3249 7. Correspondence: September 6, 1983, File 3250 8. Correspondence: September 7, 1983, File 3251 9. Correspondence: September 8, 1983, File 3252 10. Correspondence: September 12, 1983, File 3255 11. Correspondence: September 13, 1983, File 3256 12. Correspondence: September 14, 1983, File 3257 13. Correspondence: September 15, 1983, File 3258 14. Correspondence: September 16, 1983, File 3259 15. Correspondence: September 19, 1983, File 3262 16. Correspondence: September 20, 1983, File 3263 17. Correspondence: September 21, 1983, File 3264 18. Correspondence: September 22, 1983, File 3265 19. Correspondence: September 23, 1983, File 3266 20. Correspondence: September 26, 1983, File 3269 21. Correspondence: September 27, 1983, File3270 22. Correspondence: September 28, 1983, File 3271 23. Correspondence: September 29, 1983, File 3272 24. Correspondence: September 30, 1983, File 3273 25. Correspondence: October 3, 1983, File 3276 26. Correspondence: October 4, 1983, File 3277

Box 572 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 5, 1983, File 3278 2. Correspondence: October 6, 1983, File 3279 3. Correspondence: October 7, 1983, File 3280 4. Correspondence: October 11, 1983, File 3284 5. Correspondence: October 12, 1983, File 3285 6. Correspondence: October 13, 1983, File 3286 7. Correspondence: October 14, 1983, File 3287 8. Correspondence: October 17, 1983, File 3290 9. Correspondence: October 18, 1983, File 3291 10. Correspondence: October 19, 1983, File 3292 11. Correspondence: October 20, 1983, File 3293 12. Correspondence: October 21, 1983, File 3294 13. Correspondence: October 24, 1983, File 3297 14. Correspondence: October 25, 1983, File 3298 15. Correspondence: October 26, 1983, File 3299

Box 573 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 27, 1983, File 3300 2. Correspondence: October 28, 1983, File 3301 3. Correspondence: October 31, 1983, File 3304 4. Correspondence: November 1, 1983, File 3305 5. Correspondence: November 2, 1983, File 3306 6. Correspondence: November 3, 1983, File 3307 7. Correspondence: November 4, 1983, File 3308 8. Correspondence: November 7, 1983, File 3311 9. Correspondence: November 8, 1983, File 3312 10. Correspondence: November 9, 1983, File 3313 11. Correspondence: November 10, 1983, File 3314 12. Correspondence: November 11, 1983, File 3315 13. Correspondence: November 14, 1983, File 3318 14. Correspondence: November 15, 1983, File 3319 15. Correspondence: November 16, 1983, File 3320 16. Correspondence: November 17, 1983, File 3321 17. Correspondence: November 18, 1983, File 3322 18. Correspondence: November 21, 1983, File 3325 19. Correspondence: November 22, 1983, File 3326

Box 574 Folder 1. Correspondence: November 23, 1983, File 3327 2. Correspondence: November 25, 1983, File 3329 3. Correspondence: November 26, 1983, File 3330 4. Correspondence: November 28, 1983, File 3332 5. Correspondence: November 29, 1983, File 3333 6. Correspondence: November 30, 1983, File 3334 7. Correspondence: December 1, 1983, File 3335 8. Correspondence: December 2, 1983, File 3336 9. Correspondence: December 5, 1983, File 3339 10. Correspondence: December 6, 1983, File 3340 11. Correspondence: December 7, 1983, File 3341 12. Correspondence: December 9, 1983, File 3343 13. Correspondence: December 12, 1983, File 3346 14. Correspondence: December 13, 1983, File 3347 15. Correspondence: December 14, 1983, File 3348 16. Correspondence: December 15, 1983, File 3349 17. Correspondence: December 16, 1983, File 3350 18. Correspondence: December 19, 1983, File 3353 19. Correspondence: December 20, 1983, File 3354 20. Correspondence: December 21, 1983, File 3355 21. Correspondence: December 22, 1983, File 3356 22. Correspondence: December 23, 1983, File 3357 23. Correspondence: December 27, 1983, File 3361 24. Correspondence: December 28, 1983, File 3362 25. Correspondence: December 29, 1983, File 3363

Box 575 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 2, 1984, File 4002 2. Correspondence: January 3, 1984, File 4003 3. Correspondence: January 4, 1984, File 4004 4. Correspondence: January 5, 1984, File 4005 5. Correspondence: January 6, 1984, File 4006 6. Correspondence: January 9, 1984, File 4009 7. Correspondence: January 10, 1984, File 4010 8. Correspondence: January 11, 1984, File 4011 9. Correspondence: January 12, 1984, File 4012 10. Correspondence: January 13, 1984, File 4013 11. Correspondence: January 16, 1984, File 4016 12. Correspondence: January 17, 1984, File 4017 13. Correspondence: January 18, 1984, File 4018 14. Correspondence: January 19, 1984, File 4019 15. Correspondence: January 20, 1984, File 4020 16. Correspondence: January 23, 1984, File 4023 17. Correspondence: January 24, 1984, File 4024 18. Correspondence: January 25, 1984, File 4025 19. Correspondence: January 26, 1984, File 4026

Box 576 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 27, 1984, File 4027 2. Correspondence: January 28, 1984, File 4028 3. Correspondence: January 30, 1984, File 4030 4. Correspondence: January 31, 1984, File 4031 5. Correspondence: February 1, 1984, File 4032 6. Correspondence: February 2, 1984, File 4032 7. Correspondence: February 3, 1984, File 4034 8. Correspondence: February 4, 1984, File 4035 9. Correspondence: February 6, 1984, File 4037 10. Correspondence: February 7, 1984, File 4038 11. Correspondence: February 8, 1984, File 4039 12. Correspondence: February 9, 1984, File 4040 13. Correspondence: February 10, 1984, File 4041 14. Correspondence: February 13, 1984, File 4044

Box 577 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 14, 1984, File 4045 2. Correspondence: February 15, 1984, File 4046 3. Correspondence: February 16, 1984, File 4047 4. Correspondence: February 17, 1984, File 4048 5. Correspondence: February 21, 1984, File 4052 6. Correspondence: February 22, 1984, File 4053 7. Correspondence: February 23, 1984, File 4054 8. Correspondence: February 24, 1984, File 4055 9. Correspondence: February 27, 1984, File 4058 10. Correspondence: February 28, 1984, File 4059 11. Correspondence: February 29, 1984, File 4060 12. Correspondence: March 1, 1984, part 1, File 4061 13. Correspondence: March 1, 1984, part 2, File 4061 14. Correspondence: March 2, 1984, File 4062 15. Correspondence: March 5, 1984, File 4065 16. Correspondence: March 6, 1984, File 4066

Box 578 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 7, 1984, File 4067 2. Correspondence: March 8, 1984, File 4068 3. Correspondence: March 9, 1984, File 4069 4. Correspondence: March 12, 1984, File 4072 5. Correspondence: March 13, 1984, File 4073 6. Correspondence: March 14, 1984, File 4074 7. Correspondence: March 15, 1984, File 4075 8. Correspondence: March 16, 1984, File 4076 9. Correspondence: March 19, 1984, File 4079 10. Correspondence: March 20, 1984, File 4080 11. Correspondence: March 21, 1984, File 4081 12. Correspondence: March 22, 1984, File 4082 13. Correspondence: March 23, 1984, File 4083 14. Correspondence: March 26, 1984, File 4086 15. Correspondence: March 27, 1984, part 1, File 4087

Box 579 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 27, 1984, part 2, File 4087 2. Correspondence: March 28, 1984, File 4088 3. Correspondence: March 29, 1984, File 4089 4. Correspondence: March 30, 1984, File 4090 5. Correspondence: April 2, 1984, File 4093 6. Correspondence: April 3, 1984, File 4094 7. Correspondence: April 4, 1984, File 4095 8. Correspondence: April 5, 1984, File 4096 9. Correspondence: April 6, 1984, File 4097 10. Correspondence: April 7, 1984, File 4098 11. Correspondence: April 10, 1984, File 4100 12. Correspondence: April 11, 1984, File 4101 13. Correspondence: April 12, 1984, File 4102 14. Correspondence: April 13, 1984, File 4103 15. Correspondence: April 14, 1984, File 4104 16. Correspondence: April 15, 1984, File 4105

Box 580 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 16, 1984, File 4107 2. Correspondence: April 17, 1984, File 4108 3. Correspondence: April 18, 1984, File 4109 4. Correspondence: April 19, 1984, File 4110 5. Correspondence: April 20, 1984, File 4111 6. Correspondence: April 24, 1984, File 4115 7. Correspondence: April 25, 1984, File 4116 8. Correspondence: April 26, 1984, File 4117 9. Correspondence: April 27, 1984, File 4118 10. Correspondence: April 30, 1984, File 4121 11. Correspondence: May 1, 1984, File 4122 12. Correspondence: May 2, 1984, File 4123 13. Correspondence: May 3, 1984, File 4124 14. Correspondence: May 4, 1984, File 4125 15. Correspondence: May 7, 1984, File 4128 16. Correspondence: May 8, 1984, File 4129 17. Correspondence: May 9, 1984, File 4130

Box 581 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 10, 1984, File 4131 2. Correspondence: May 11, 1984, File 4132 3. Correspondence: May 14, 1984, File 4135 4. Correspondence: May 15, 1984, File 4136 5. Correspondence: May 16, 1984, File 4137 6. Correspondence: May 17, 1984, File 4138 7. Correspondence: May 18, 1984, File 4139 8. Correspondence: May 21, 1984, File 4142 9. Correspondence: May 22, 1984, File 4143 10. Correspondence: May 23, 1984, File 4144 11. Correspondence: May 24, 1984, File 4145 12. Correspondence: May 25, 1984, File 4146 13. Correspondence: May 29, 1984, File 4150 14. Correspondence: May 30, 1984, File 4151 15. Correspondence: May 31, 1984, File 4152 16. Correspondence: June 1, 1984, File 4153 17. Correspondence: June 4, 1984, File 4156 18. Correspondence: June 5, 1984, File 4157 19. Correspondence: June 6, 1984, File 4158 20. Correspondence: June 7, 1984, File 4159 21. Correspondence: June 8, 1984, File 4160 22. Correspondence: June 11, 1984, File 4163

Box 582 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 12, 1984, File 4164 2. Correspondence: June 13, 1984, File 4165 3. Correspondence: June 14, 1984, File 4166 4. Correspondence: June 15, 1984, File 4167 5. Correspondence: June 18, 1984, File 4170 6. Correspondence: June 19, 1984, File 4171 7. Correspondence: June 20, 1984, File 4172 8. Correspondence: June 21, 1984, File 4173 9. Correspondence: June 22, 1984, File 4174 10. Correspondence: June 24, 1984, File 4176 11. Correspondence: June 25, 1984, File 4177 12. Correspondence: June 26, 1984, File 4178 13. Correspondence: June 27, 1984, File 4179 14. Correspondence: June 28, 1984, File 4180 15. Correspondence: June 29, 1984, File 4181 16. Correspondence: July 2, 1984, File 4184 17. Correspondence: July 5, 1984, File 4187 18. Correspondence: July 6, 1984, File 4188 19. Correspondence: July 9, 1984, File 4191 20. Correspondence: July 10, 1984, File 4192 21. Correspondence: July 11, 1984, File 4193 22. Correspondence: July 12, 1984, File 4194 23. Correspondence: July 13, 1984, File 4195 24. Correspondence: July 16, 1984, File 4198 25. Correspondence: July 17, 1984, File 4199 26. Correspondence: July 18, 1984, File 4200 27. Correspondence: July 19, 1984, File 4201 28. Correspondence: July 20, 1984, File 4202 29. Correspondence: July 23, 1984, File 4205

Box 583 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 24, 1984, File 4206 2. Correspondence: July 25, 1984, File 4207 3. Correspondence: July 26, 1984, File 4208 4. Correspondence: July 27, 1984, File 4209 5. Correspondence: July 30, 1984, File 4212 6. Correspondence: July 31, 1984, File 4213 7. Correspondence: August 1, 1984, File 4214 8. Correspondence: August 2, 1984, File 4215 9. Correspondence: August 3, 1984, File 4216 10. Correspondence: August 6, 1984, File 4219 11. Correspondence: August 7, 1984, File 4220 12. Correspondence: August 8, 1984, File 4221 13. Correspondence: August 9, 1984, File 4222 14. Correspondence: August 10, 1984, File 4223 15. Correspondence: August 13, 1984, File 4226 16. Correspondence: August 14, 1984, File 4227 17. Correspondence: August 15, 1984, File 4228 18. Correspondence: August 16, 1984, File 4229 19. Correspondence: August 17, 1984, File 4230 20. Correspondence: August 20, 1984, File 4233 21. Correspondence: August 21, 1984, File 4234 22. Correspondence: August 22, 1984, File 4235 23. Correspondence: August 24, 1984, File 4237 24. Correspondence: August 27, 1984, File 4240 25. Correspondence: August 28, 1984, File 4241 26. Correspondence: August 29, 1984, File 4242 27. Correspondence: September 4, 1984, File 4248 28. Correspondence: September 5, 1984, File 4249 29. Correspondence: September 6, 1984, File 4250 30. Correspondence: September 7, 1984, File 4251 31. Correspondence: September 10, 1984, File 4254 32. Correspondence: September 11, 1984, File 4255

Box 584 Folder 1. Correspondence: September 12, 1984, File 4256 2. Correspondence: September 13, 1984, File 4257 3. Correspondence: September 14, 1984, File 4258 4. Correspondence: September 17, 1984, File 4261 5. Correspondence: September 18, 1984, File 4262 6. Correspondence: September 19, 1984, File 4263 7. Correspondence: September 20, 1984, File 4264 8. Correspondence: September 21, 1984, File 4265 9. Correspondence: September 24, 1984, File 4268 10. Correspondence: September 25, 1984, File 4269 11. Correspondence: September 26, 1984, File 4270 12. Correspondence: September 27, 1984, File 4271 13. Correspondence: September 28, 1984, File 4272 14. Correspondence: October 1, 1984, File 4275 15. Correspondence. October 2, 1984, File 4276 16. Correspondence: October 3, 1984, File 4277 17. Correspondence: October 4, 1984, File 4278 18. Correspondence: October 5, 1984, File 4279 19. Correspondence: October 9, 1984, File 4283 20. Correspondence: October 10, 1984, File 4284 21. Correspondence: October 11, 1984, File 4285 22. Correspondence: October 12, 1984, File 4286 23. Correspondence: October 15, 1984, File 4289 24. Correspondence: October 16, 1984, File 4290 25. Correspondence: October 17, 1984, File 4291

Box 585 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 18, 1984, File 4292 2. Correspondence: October 22, 1984, File 4296 3. Correspondence: October 23, 1984, File 4297 4. Correspondence: October 24, 1984, File 4298 5. Correspondence: October 25, 1984, File 4299 6. Correspondence: October 26, 1984, File 4300 7. Correspondence: October 29, 1984, File 4303 8. Correspondence: October 31, 1984, File 4305 9. Correspondence: November 1, 1984, File 4306 10. Correspondence: November 2, 1984, File 4307 11. Correspondence: November 5, 1984, File 4310 12. Correspondence: November 6, 1984, File 4311 13. Correspondence: November 8, 1984, File 4313 14. Correspondence: November 9, 1984, File 4314 15. Correspondence: November 13, 1984, File 4318 16. Correspondence: November 14, 1984, File 4319 17. Correspondence: November 15, 1984, File 4320 18. Correspondence: November 16, 1984, File 4321 19. Correspondence: November 19, 1984, File 4324 20. Correspondence: November 20, 1984, File 4325 21. Correspondence: November 21, 1984, File 4326 22. Correspondence: November 26, 1984, File 4331 23. Correspondence: November 27, 1984, File 4332 24. Correspondence: November 29, 1984, File 4334 25. Correspondence: November 30, 1984, File 4335 26. Correspondence: December 3, 1984, File 4338 27. Correspondence: December 4, 1984, File 4339 28. Correspondence: December 5, 1984, File 4340 29. Correspondence: December 6, 1984, File 4341 30. Correspondence: December 7, 1984, File 4342 31. Correspondence: December 10, 1984, File 4345 32. Correspondence: December 11, 1984, File 4346 33. Correspondence: December 14, 1984, File 4349

Box 586 Folder 1. Correspondence: December 17, 1984, File 4352 2. Correspondence: December 18, 1984, File 4353 3. Correspondence: December 19, 1984, File 4354 4. Correspondence: December 20, 1984, File 4355 5. Correspondence: December 21, 1984, File 4356 6. Correspondence: December 27, 1984, File 4362 7. Correspondence: December 28, 1984, File 4363 8. Correspondence: January 3, 1985, File 5003 9. Correspondence: January 7, 1985, File 5007 10. Correspondence: January 8, 1985, File 5008 11. Correspondence: January 9, 1985, File 5009 12. Correspondence: January 10, 1985, File 5010 13. Correspondence: January 11, 1985, File 5011 14. Correspondence: January 14, 1985, File 5014 15. Correspondence: January 15, 1985, File 5015 16. Correspondence: January 16, 1985, File 5016 17. Correspondence: January 17, 1985, File 5017 18. Correspondence: January 18, 1985, File 5018 19. Correspondence: January 21, 1985, File 5021 20. Correspondence: January 22, 1985, File 5022 21. Correspondence: January 23, 1985, File 5023 22. Correspondence: January 24, 1985, File 5024 23. Correspondence: January 25, 1985, File 5025

Box 587 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 28, 1985, File 5028 2. Correspondence: January 29, 1985, File 5029 3. Correspondence: January 30, 1985, File 5030 4. Correspondence: January 31, 1985, File 5031 5. Correspondence: February 1, 1985, File 5032 6. Correspondence: February 4, 1985, File 5035 7. Correspondence: February 5, 1985, File 5036 8. Correspondence: February 6, 1985, File 5037 9. Correspondence: February 7, 1985, File 5038 10. Correspondence: February 8, 1985, File 5039 11. Correspondence: February 11, 1985, File 5042 12. Correspondence: February 12, 1985, File 5043 13. Correspondence: February 13, 1985, File 5044 14. Correspondence: February 14, 1985, File 5045 15. Correspondence: February 15, 1985, File 5046 16. Correspondence: February 19, 1985, File 5050 17. Correspondence: February 20, 1985, File 5051 18. Correspondence: February 21, 1985, File 5052

Box 588 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 22, 1985, File 5053 2. Correspondence: February 25, 1985, File 5056 3. Correspondence: February 26, 1985, File 5057 4. Correspondence: February 27, 1985, File 5058 5. Correspondence: February 28, 1985, File 5059 6. Correspondence: March 1, 1985, File 5060 7. Correspondence: March 4, 1985, File 5063 8. Correspondence: March 5, 1985, File 5064 9. Correspondence: March 6, 1985, File 5065 10. Correspondence: March 7, 1985, File 5066 11. Correspondence: March 8, 1985, File 5067 12. Correspondence: March 11, 1985, File 5070 13. Correspondence: March 12, 1985, File 5071 14. Correspondence: March 13, 1985, File 5072 15. Correspondence: March 14, 1985, File 5073 16. Correspondence: March 15, 1985, File 5074 17. Correspondence: March 16, 1985, File 5075

Box 589 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 18, 1985, File 5077 2. Correspondence: March 19, 1985, File 5078 3. Correspondence: March 20, 1985, part 1, File 5079 4. Correspondence: March 20, 1985, part 2, File 5079 5. Correspondence: March 21, 1985, File 5080 6. Correspondence: March 22, 1985, File 5081 7. Correspondence: March 25, 1985, File 5084 8. Correspondence: March 26, 1985, File 5085 9. Correspondence: March 27, 1985, File 5086 10. Correspondence: March 28, 1985, File 5087 11. Correspondence: March 29, 1985, File 5088 12. Correspondence: April 1, 1985, File 5091 13. Correspondence: April 2, 1985, File 5092 14. Correspondence: April 3, 1985, File 5093 15. Correspondence: April 4, 1985, File 5094 16. Correspondence: April 5, 1985, File 5095

Box 590 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 8, 1985, part 1, File 5098 2. Correspondence: April 8, 1985, part 2, File 5098 3. Correspondence: April 8, 1985, part 3, File 5098 4. Correspondence: April 9, 1985, File 5099 5. Correspondence: April 10, 1985, File 5100 6. Correspondence: April 11, 1985, File 5101 7. Correspondence: April 12, 1985, File 5102 8. Correspondence: April 15, 1985, File 5105 9. Correspondence: April 16, 1985, File 5106 10. Correspondence: April 17, 1985, File 5107 11. Correspondence: April 18, 1985, File 5108 12. Correspondence: April 19, 1985, File 5109 13. Correspondence: April 22, 1985, File 5112 14. Correspondence: April 23, 1985, File 5113 15. Correspondence: April 24, 1985, File 5114 16. Correspondence: April 25, 1985, File 5115

Box 591 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 26, 1985, File 5116 2. Correspondence: April 29, 1985, File 5119 3. Correspondence: April 30, 1985, File 5120 4. Correspondence: May 1, 1985, File 5121 5. Correspondence: May 2, 1985, File 5122 6. Correspondence: May 3, 1985, File 5123 7. Correspondence: May 6, 1985, File 5126 8. Correspondence: May 7, 1985, part 1, File 5127 9. Correspondence: May 7, 1985, part 2, File 5127 10. Correspondence: May 9, 1985, File 5129 11. Correspondence: May 10, 1985, File 5130 12. Correspondence: May 13, 1985, File 5133 13. Correspondence: May 14, 1985, File 5134 14. Correspondence: May 15, 1985, File 5135 15. Correspondence: May 16, 1985, File 5136 16. Correspondence: May 17, 1985, File 5137 17. Correspondence: May 20, 1985, File 5140 18. Correspondence: May 21, 1985, File 5141 19. Correspondence: May 22, 1985, File 5142 20. Correspondence: May 23, 1985, File 5143 21. Correspondence: May 24, 1985, File 5144 22. Correspondence: May 28, 1985, File 5148 23. Correspondence: May 29, 1985, File 5149 24. Correspondence: May 30, 1985, File 5150 25. Correspondence: May 31, 1985, File 5151

Box 592 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 3, 1985, File 5154 2. Correspondence: June 4, 1985, File 5155 3. Correspondence: June 5, 1985, File 5156 4. Correspondence: June 6, 1985, File 5157 5. Correspondence: June 7, 1985, File 5158 6. Correspondence: June 10, 1985, File 5161 7. Correspondence: June 11, 1985, File 5162 8. Correspondence: June 12, 1985, File 5163 9. Correspondence: June 13, 1985, File 5164 10. Correspondence: June 14, 1985, File 5165 11. Correspondence: June 17, 1985, File 5168 12. Correspondence: June 18, 1985, File 5169 13. Correspondence: June 19, 1985, File 5170 14. Correspondence: June 20, 1985, File 5171 15. Correspondence: June 21, 1985, part 1, File 5172 16. Correspondence: June 21, 1985, part 2, File 5172 17. Correspondence: June 24, 1985, part 1, File 5175 18. Correspondence: June 24, 1985, part 2, File 5175 19. Correspondence: June 24, 1985, part 3, File 5175 20. Correspondence: June 24, 1985, part 4, File 5175 21. Correspondence: June 24, 1985, part 5, File 5175

Box 593 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 25, 1985, File 5176 2. Correspondence: June 26, 1985, File 5177 3. Correspondence: June 27, 1985, File 5178 4. Correspondence: June 28, 1985, File 5179 5. Correspondence: July 1, 1985, File 5182 6. Correspondence: July 3, 1985, File 5184 7. Correspondence: July 8, 1985, File 5189 8. Correspondence: July 9, 1985, File 5190 9. Correspondence: July 10, 1985, File 5191 10. Correspondence: July 11, 1985, File 5192 11. Correspondence: July 12, 1985, part 1, File 5193 12. Correspondence: July 12, 1985, part 2, File 5193 13. Correspondence: July 15, 1985, File 5196 14. Correspondence: July 16, 1985, File 5197 15. Correspondence: July 17, 1985, part 1, File 5198 16. Correspondence: July 17, 1985, part 2, File 5198 17. Correspondence: July 18, 1985, File 5199 18. Correspondence: July 19, 1985, part 1, File 5200 19. Correspondence: July 19, 1985, part 2, File 5200

Box 594 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 22, 1985, part 1, File 5203 2. Correspondence: July 22, 1985, part 2, File 5203 3. Correspondence: July 23, 1985, File 5204 4. Correspondence: July 24, 1985, File 5205 5. Correspondence: July 25, 1985, File 5206 6. Correspondence: July 26, 1985, File 5207 7. Correspondence: July 29, 1985, File 5210 8. Correspondence: July 30, 1985, File 5211 9. Correspondence: July 31, 1985, File 5212 10. Correspondence: August 1, 1985, File 5213 11. Correspondence: August 2, 1985, File 5214 12. Correspondence: August 7, 1985, File 5219 13. Correspondence: August 8, 1985, File 5220 14. Correspondence: August 9, 1985, File 5221 15. Correspondence: August 13, 1985, File 5225 16. Correspondence: August 14, 1985, File 5226 17. Correspondence: August 15, 1985, File 5227 18. Correspondence: August 16, 1985, File 5228 19. Correspondence: August 19, 1985, File 5231 20. Correspondence: August 20, 1985, File 5232 21. Correspondence: August 21, 1985, File 5233 22. Correspondence: August 22, 1985, File 5234 23. Correspondence: August 23, 1985, File 5235 24. Correspondence: August 26, 1985, File 5238 25. Correspondence: August 27, 1985, File 5239 26. Correspondence: August 28, 1985, File 5240 27. Correspondence: August 29, 1985, File 5241 28. Correspondence: August 30, 1985, File 5242 29. Correspondence: September 3, 1985, File 5246 30. Correspondence: September 4, 1985, File 5247

Box 595 Folder 1. Correspondence: September 5, 1985, File 5248 2. Correspondence: September 6, 1985, File 5249 3. Correspondence: September 9, 1985, File 5252 4. Correspondence: September 10, 1985, File 5253 5. Correspondence: September 11, 1985, File 5254 6. Correspondence: September 12, 1985, File 5255 7. Correspondence: September 13, 1985, File 5256 8. Correspondence: September 16, 1985, File 5259 9. Correspondence: September 17, 1985, File 5260 10. Correspondence: September 18, 1985, File 5261 11. Correspondence: September 19, 1985, File 5262 12. Correspondence: September 20, 1985, File 5263 13. Correspondence: September 23, 1985, File 5266 14. Correspondence: September 24, 1985, File 5267 15. Correspondence: September 25, 1985, File 5268 16. Correspondence: September 26, 1985, File 5269 17. Correspondence: September 27, 1985, File 5270 18. Correspondence: September 28, 1985, File 5271 19. Correspondence: September 30, 1985, File 5273 20. Correspondence: October 1, 1985, File 5274 21. Correspondence: October 2, 1985, File 5275 22. Correspondence: October 3, 1985, File 5276 23. Correspondence: October 4, 1985, File 5277 24. Correspondence: October 7, 1985, File 5280 25. Correspondence: October 8, 1985, File 5281 26. Correspondence: October 9, 1985, File 5282 27. Correspondence: October 10, 1985, File 5283 28. Correspondence: October 11, 1985, File 5284 29. Correspondence: October 15, 1985, File 5288

Box 596 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 16, 1985, File 5289 2. Correspondence: October 17, 1985, File 5290 3. Correspondence: October 18, 1985, part 1, File 5291 4. Correspondence: October 18, 1985, part 2, File 5291 5. Correspondence: October 18, 1985, part 3, File 5291 6. Correspondence: October 21, 1985, File 5294 7. Correspondence: October 22, 1985, File 5295 8. Correspondence: October 23, 1985, File 5296 9. Correspondence: October 24, 1985, File 5297 10. Correspondence: October 25, 1985, File 5298 11. Correspondence: October 28, 1985, File 5301 12. Correspondence: October 29, 1985, File 5302 13. Correspondence: October 30, 1985, part 1, File 5303 14. Correspondence: October 30, 1985, part 2, File 5303 15. Correspondence: October 31, 1985, part 1, File 5304 16. Correspondence: October 31, 1985, part 2, File 5304 17. Correspondence: November 1, 1985, part 1, File 5305 18. Correspondence: November 1, 1985, part 2, File 5305 19. Correspondence: November 4, 1985, File 5308 20. Correspondence: November 5, 1985, File 5309 21. Correspondence: November 6, 1985, File 5310 22. Correspondence: November 7, 1985, File 5311 23. Correspondence: November 8, 1985, File 5312 24. Correspondence: November 12, 1985, File 5316 25. Correspondence: November 13, 1985, File 5317 26. Correspondence: November 14, 1985, File 5318 27. Correspondence: November 15, 1985, File 5319 28. Correspondence: November 18, 1985, File 5322

Box 597 Folder 1. Correspondence: November 19, 1985, File 5323 2. Correspondence: November 20, 1985, File 5324 3. Correspondence: November 21, 1985, File 5325 4. Correspondence: November 22, 1985, File 5326 5. Correspondence: November 25, 1985, File 5329 6. Correspondence: November 26, 1985, File 5330 7. Correspondence: November 27, 1985, File 5331 8. Correspondence: December 2, 1985, File 5336 9. Correspondence: December 3, 1985, File 5337 10. Correspondence: December 4, 1985, File 5338 11. Correspondence: December 5, 1985, File 5339 12. Correspondence: December 6, 1985, File 5340 13. Correspondence: December 9, 1985, File 5343 14. Correspondence: December 10, 1985, File 5344 15. Correspondence: December 11, 1985, File 5345 16. Correspondence: December 12, 1985, File 5346 17. Correspondence: December 13, 1985, File 5347 18. Correspondence: December 16, 1985, File 5350 19. Correspondence: December 17, 1985, File 5351 20. Correspondence: December 18, 1985, File 5352 21. Correspondence: December 19, 1985, File 5353 22. Correspondence: December 20, 1985, File 5354 23. Correspondence: December 23, 1985, File 5357 24. Correspondence: December 24, 1985, File 5358 25. Correspondence: December 26, 1985, File 5360 26. Correspondence: December 27, 1985, File 5361 27. Correspondence: December 30, 1985, File 5364 28. Correspondence: December 31, 1985, File 5365 29. Correspondence: January 2, 1986, File 6002 30. Correspondence: January 6, 1986, File 6006 31. Correspondence: January 7, 1986, File 6007 32. Correspondence: January 8, 1986, File 6008

Box 598 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 9, 1986, File 6009 2. Correspondence: January 10, 1986, File 6010 3. Correspondence: January 13, 1986, File 6013 4. Correspondence: January 14, 1986, File 6014 5. Correspondence: January 15, 1986, File 6015 6. Correspondence: January 16, 1986, File 6016 7. Correspondence: January 17, 1986, part 1, File 6017 8. Correspondence: January 17, 1986, part 2, File 6017 9. Correspondence: January 21, 1986, File 6021 10. Correspondence: January 22, 1986, File 6022 11. Correspondence: January 23, 1986, File 6023 12. Correspondence: January 24, 1986, part 1, File 6024 13. Correspondence: January 24, 1986, part 2, File 6024 14. Correspondence: January 27, 1986, File 6027 15. Correspondence: January 28, 1986, File 6028 16. Correspondence: January 29, 1986, File 6029 17. Correspondence: January 30, 1986, File 6030 18. Correspondence: January 31, 1986, File 6031 19. Correspondence: February 3, 1986, File 6034 20. Correspondence: February 4, 1986, File 6035 21. Correspondence: February 5, 1986, File 6036 22. Correspondence: February 6, 1986, File 6037 23. Correspondence: February 7, 1986, File 6038 24. Correspondence: February 10, 1986, File 6041 25. Correspondence: February 11, 1986, File 6042 26. Correspondence: February 12, 1986, File 6043 27. Correspondence: February 13, 1986, part 1, File 6044 28. Correspondence: February 13, 1986, part 2, File 6044

Box 599 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 14, 1986, File 6045 2. Correspondence: February 18, 1986, File 6049 3. Correspondence: February 19, 1986, File 6050 4. Correspondence: February 20, 1986, File 6051 5. Correspondence: February 21, 1986, File 6052 6. Correspondence: February 24, 1986, part 1, File 6055 7. Correspondence: February 24, 1986, part 2, File 6055 8. Correspondence: February 24, 1986, part 3, File 6055 9. Correspondence: February 25, 1986, part 1, File 6056 10. Correspondence: February 25, 1986, part 2, File 6056 11. Correspondence: February 26, 1986, part 1, File 6057 12. Correspondence: February 26, 1986, part 2, File 6057 13. Correspondence: February 26, 1986, part 3, File 6057 14. Correspondence: February 26, 1986, part 4, File 6057 15. Correspondence: February 27, 1986, part 1, File 6058 16. Correspondence: February 27, 1986, part 2, File 6058 17. Correspondence: February 28, 1986, part 1, File 6059 18. Correspondence: February 28, 1986, part 2, File 6059 19. Correspondence: March 3, 1986, File 6062 20. Correspondence: March 4, 1986, File 6063 21. Correspondence: March 5, 1986, File 6064 22. Correspondence: March 6, 1986, File 6065

Box 600 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 7, 1986, File 6066 2. Correspondence: March 8, 1986, File 6067 3. Correspondence: March 10, 1986, part 1, File 6069 4. Correspondence: March 10, 1986, part 2, File 6069 5. Correspondence: March 11, 1986, part 1, File 6070 6. Correspondence: March 11, 1986, part 2, File 6070 7. Correspondence: March 12, 1986, part 1, File 6071 8. Correspondence: March 12, 1986, part 2, File 6071 9. Correspondence: March 13, 1986, part 1, File 6072 10. Correspondence: March 13, 1986, part 2, File 6072 11. Correspondence: March 13, 1986, part 3, File 6072 12. Correspondence: March 14, 1986, File 6073 13. Correspondence: March 17, 1986, File 6076 14. Correspondence: March 18, 1986, part 1, File 6077 15. Correspondence: March 18, 1986, part 2, File 6077 16. Correspondence: March 18, 1986, part 3, File 6077 17. Correspondence: March 19, 1986, File 6078 18. Correspondence: March 20, 1986, File 6079 19. Correspondence: March 21, 1986, File 6080 20. Correspondence: March 24, 1986, File 6083 21. Correspondence: March 25, 1986, File 6084 22. Correspondence: March 26, 1986, File 6085

Box 601 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 27, 1986, File 6086 2. Correspondence: March 31, 1986, File 6090 3. Correspondence: April 1, 1986, File 6091 4. Correspondence: April 2, 1986, File 6092 5. Correspondence: April 3, 1986, File 6093 6. Correspondence: April 4, 1986, File 6094 7. Correspondence: April 7, 1986, File 6097 8. Correspondence: April 8, 1986, File 6098 9. Correspondence: April 9, 1986, File 6099 10. Correspondence: April 10, 1986, File 6100 11. Correspondence: April 11, 1986, File 6101 12. Correspondence: April 14, 1986, File 6104 13. Correspondence: April 15, 1986, File 6105 14. Correspondence: April 16, 1986, File 6106 15. Correspondence: April 17, 1986, File 6107 16. Correspondence: April 18, 1986, File 6108 17. Correspondence: April 21, 1986, File 6111 18. Correspondence: April 22, 1986, File 6112 19. Correspondence: April 23, 1986, File 6113 20. Correspondence: April 24, 1986, File 6114 21. Correspondence: April 25, 1986, File 6115 22. Correspondence: April 28, 1986, File 6118

Box 602 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 29, 1986, File 6119 2. Correspondence: April 30, 1986, File 6120 3. Correspondence: May 1, 1986, File 6121 4. Correspondence: May 5, 1986, File 6125 5. Correspondence: May 6, 1986, File 6126 6. Correspondence: May 7, 1986, File 6127 7. Correspondence: May 8, 1986, File 6128 8. Correspondence: May 9, 1986, part 1, File 6129 9. Correspondence: May 9, 1986, part 2, File 6129 10. Correspondence: May 12, 1986, File 6132 11. Correspondence: May 13, 1986, part 1, File 6133 12. Correspondence: May 13, 1986, part 2, File 6133 13. Correspondence: May 14, 1986, File 6134 14. Correspondence: May 15, 1986, part 1, File 6135 15. Correspondence: May 15, 1986, part 2, File 6135 16. Correspondence: May 16, 1986, File 6136 17. Correspondence: May 19, 1986, File 6139 18. Correspondence: May 20, 1986, File 6140 19. Correspondence: May 21, 1986, File 6141 20. Correspondence: May 22, 1986, File 6142

Box 603 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 23, 1986, File 6143 2. Correspondence: May 27, 1986, part 1, File 6147 3. Correspondence: May 27, 1986, part 2, File 6147 4. Correspondence: May 28, 1986, part 1, File 6148 5. Correspondence: May 28, 1986, part 2, File 6148 6. Correspondence: May 29, 1986, File 6149 7. Correspondence: May 30, 1986, File 6150 8. Correspondence: June 2, 1986, File 6153 9. Correspondence: June 3, 1986, part 1, File 6154 10. Correspondence: June 3, 1986, part 2, File 6154 11. Correspondence: June 4, 1986, part 1, File 6155 12. Correspondence: June 4, 1986, part 2, File 6155 13. Correspondence: June 5, 1986, File 6156 14. Correspondence: June 6, 1986, File 6157 15. Correspondence: June 9, 1986, File 6160 16. Correspondence: June 10, 1986, File 6161 17. Correspondence: June 11, 1986, File 6162 18. Correspondence: June 12, 1986, part 1, File 6163 19. Correspondence: June 12, 1986, part 2, File 6163 20. Correspondence: June 13, 1986, part 1, File 6164 21. Correspondence: June 13, 1986, part 2, File 6164

Box 604 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 16, 1986, File 6167 2. Correspondence: June 17, 1986, File 6168 3. Correspondence: June 18, 1986, File 6169 4. Correspondence: June 19, 1986, File 6170 5. Correspondence: June 20, 1986, part 1, File 6171 6. Correspondence: June 20, 1986, part 2, File 6171 7. Correspondence: June 20, 1986, part 3, File 6171 8. Correspondence: June 23, 1986, File 6174 9. Correspondence: June 24, 1986, File 6175 10. Correspondence: June 25, 1986, File 6176 11. Correspondence: June 26, 1986, File 6177 12. Correspondence: June 27, 1986, File 6178 13. Correspondence: June 30, 1986, File 6181 14. Correspondence: July 1, 1986, part 1, File 6182 15. Correspondence: July 1, 1986, part 2, File 6182 16. Correspondence: July 2, 1986, File 6183 17. Correspondence: July 7, 1986, File 6188 18. Correspondence: July 8, 1986, File 6189 19. Correspondence: July 9, 1986, File 6190 20. Correspondence: July 10, 1986, File 6191 21. Correspondence: July 11, 1986, File 6192

Box 605 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 14, 1986, File 6195 2. Correspondence: July 15, 1986, File 6196 3. Correspondence: July 16, 1986, File 6197 4. Correspondence: July 17, 1986, File 6198 5. Correspondence: July 18, 1986, File 6199 6. Correspondence: July 21, 1986, File 6202 7. Correspondence: July 22, 1986, File 6203 8. Correspondence: July 23, 1986, File 6204 9. Correspondence: July 24, 1986, File 6205 10. Correspondence: July 25, 1986, File 6206 11. Correspondence: July 28, 1986, File 6209 12. Correspondence: July 29, 1986, File 6210 13. Correspondence: July 30, 1986, File 6211 14. Correspondence: July 31, 1986, File 6212 15. Correspondence: August 1, 1986, File 6213 16. Correspondence: August 4, 1986, part 1, File 6216 17. Correspondence: August 4, 1986, part 2, File 6216 18. Correspondence: August 5, 1986, File 6217 19. Correspondence: August 6, 1986, File 6218 20. Correspondence: August 7, 1986, File 6219

Box 606 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 8, 1986, File 6220 2. Correspondence: August 11, 1986, part 1, File 6223 3. Correspondence: August 11, 1986, part 2, File 6223 4. Correspondence: August 12, 1986, part 1, File 6224 5. Correspondence: August 12, 1986, part 2, File 6224 6. Correspondence: August 13, 1986, part 1, File 6225 7. Correspondence: August 13, 1986, part 2, File 6225 8. Correspondence: August 14, 1986, part 1, File 6226 9. Correspondence: August 14, 1986, part 2, File 6226 10. Correspondence: August 15, 1986, File 6227 11. Correspondence: August 18, 1986, part 1, File 6230 12. Correspondence: August 18, 1986, part 2, File 6230 13. Correspondence: August 19, 1986, File 6231 14. Correspondence: August 20, 1986, File 6232 15. Correspondence: August 21, 1986, File 6233 16. Correspondence: August 22, 1986, File 6234 17. Correspondence: August 25, 1986, part 1, File 6237 18. Correspondence: August 25, 1986, part 2, File 6237 19. Correspondence: August 26, 1986, File 6238 20. Correspondence: August 27, 1986, File 6239

Box 607 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 28, 1986, File 6240 2. Correspondence: August 29, 1986, File 6241 3. Correspondence: September 2, 1986, part 1, File 6245 4. Correspondence: September 2, 1986, part 2, File 6245 5. Correspondence: September 3, 1986, File 6246 6. Correspondence: September 4, 1986, part 1, File 6247 7. Correspondence: September 4, 1986, part 2, File 6247 8. Correspondence: September 5, 1986, File 6248 9. Correspondence: September 8, 1986, File 6251 10. Correspondence: September 9, 1986, File 6252 11. Correspondence: September 10, 1986, File 6253 12. Correspondence: September 11, 1986, File 6254 13. Correspondence: September 12, 1986, File 6255 14. Correspondence: September 15, 1986, File 6258 15. Correspondence: September 16, 1986, File 6259 16. Correspondence: September 17, 1986, File 6260 17. Correspondence: September 18, 1986, File 6261 18. Correspondence: September 19, 1986, File 6262 19. Correspondence: September 22, 1986, File 6265 20. Correspondence: September 23, 1986, File 6266 21. Correspondence: September 24, 1986, File 6267 22. Correspondence: September 25, 1986, File 6268 23. Correspondence: September 26, 1986, File 6269

Box 608 Folder 1. Correspondence: September 29, 1986, pt.1 File# 6272 2. Correspondence: September 29, 1986, part 2, File 6272 3. Correspondence: September 30, 1986 6273 4. Correspondence: October 1, 1986, File 6274 5. Correspondence: October 2, 1986, File 6275 6. Correspondence: October 3, 1986, File 6276 7. Correspondence: October 6, 1986, File 6279 8. Correspondence: October 7, 1986, File 6280 9. Correspondence: October 8, 1986, File 6281 10. Correspondence: October 9, 1986, File 6282 11. Correspondence: October 10, 1986, File 6283 12. Correspondence: October 14, 1986, part 1, File 6287 13. Correspondence: October 14, 1986, part 2, File 6287 14. Correspondence: October 15, 1986, part 1, File 6288 15. Correspondence: October 15, 1986, part 2, File 6288 16. Correspondence: October 16, 1986, File 6289 17. Correspondence: October 17, 1986, File 6290 18. Correspondence: October 20, 1986, File 6293 19. Correspondence: October 21, 1986, File 6294 20. Correspondence: October 22, 1986, File 6295 21. Correspondence: October 23, 1986, File 6296 22. Correspondence: October 24, 1986, File 6297 23. Correspondence: October 27, 1986, File 6300 24. Correspondence: October 28, 1986, File 6301

Box 609 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 29, 1986, File 6302 2. Correspondence: October 30, 1986, File 6303 3. Correspondence: October 31, 1986, File 6304 4. Correspondence: November 3, 1986, File 6307 5. Correspondence: November 5, 1986, File 6309 6. Correspondence: November 6, 1986, part 1, File 6310 7. Correspondence: November 6, 1986, part 2, File 6310 8. Correspondence: November 6, 1986, part 3, File 6310 9. Correspondence: November 7, 1986, File 6311 10. Correspondence: November 8, 1986, part 1, File 6312 11. Correspondence: November 8, 1986, part 2, File 6312 12. Correspondence: November 12, 1986, File 6316 13. Correspondence: November 13, 1986, File 6317 14. Correspondence: November 14, 1986, File 6318 15. Correspondence: November 17, 1986, File 6321 16. Correspondence: November 18, 1986, File 6322 17. Correspondence: November 19, 1986, File 6323 18. Correspondence: November 20, 1986, File 6324 19. Correspondence: November 21, 1986, File 6325 20. Correspondence: November 24, 1986, part 1, File 6328 21. Correspondence: November 24, 1986, part 2, File 6328 22. Correspondence: November 25, 1986, File 6329 23. Correspondence: November 26, 1986, File 6330 24. Correspondence: December 1, 1986, File 6335

Box 610 Folder 1. Correspondence: December 2, 1986, File 6336 2. Correspondence: December 3, 1986, File 6337 3. Correspondence: December 4, 1986, File 6338 4. Correspondence: December 5, 1986, File 6339 5. Correspondence: December 8, 1986, File 6342 6. Correspondence: December 9, 1986, part 1, File 6343 7. Correspondence: December 9, 1986, part 2, File 6343 8. Correspondence: December 10, 1986, File 6344 9. Correspondence: December 11, 1986, File 6345 10. Correspondence: December 15, 1986, File 6349 11. Correspondence: December 16, 1986, File 6350 12. Correspondence: December 17, 1986, File 6351 13. Correspondence: December 18, 1986, File 6352 14. Correspondence: December 19, 1986, File 6353 15. Correspondence: December 22, 1986, File 6356 16. Correspondence: December 23, 1986, File 6357 17. Correspondence: December 24, 1986, File 6358 18. Correspondence: December 29, 1986, File 6363 19. Correspondence: December 30, 1986, File 6364 20. Correspondence: December 31, 1986, File 6365

Box 611 Folder 1. Index to Correspondence: Aabye – Bechtold, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 2. Index to Correspondence: Bechtold – Braun, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 3. Index to Correspondence: Braun – Cockrell, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 4. Index to Correspondence: Cockrell – Duke, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 5. Index to Correspondence: Duke – Flanagan, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 6. Index to Correspondence: Flanders – Grenvik, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 7. Index to Correspondence: Grenvik – Heilman, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 8. Index to Correspondence: Heilman – Hutmacher, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 9. Index to Correspondence: Hutmacher – Kelly, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 10. Index to Correspondence: Kelly – Kuehn, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989

Box 612 Folder 1. Index to Correspondence: Kuehn – Lorenzo, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 2. Index to Correspondence: Lorenzo – Mellum, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 3. Index to Correspondence: Melroe – Nelson, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 4. Index to Correspondence: Nelson – Perkins, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 5. Index to Correspondence: Perkins – Risch, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 6. Index to Correspondence: Risch – Schram, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 7. Index to Correspondence: Schramm – Spitzer, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 8. Index to Correspondence: Spitzer – Thurman, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 9. Index to Correspondence: Thurman – Week, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989 10. Index to Correspondence: Week – Zwinger, January 5, 1987-December 28, 1989

Box 613 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 5, 1987, File 7005 2. Correspondence: January 6, 1987, File 7006 3. Correspondence: January 7, 1987, File 7007 4. Correspondence: January 8, 1987, File 7008 5. Correspondence: January 12, 1987, File 7012 6. Correspondence: January 14, 1987, part 1, File 7014 7. Correspondence: January 14, 1987, part 2, File 7014 8. Correspondence: January 14, 1987, part 3, File 7014 9. Correspondence: January 15, 1987, File 7015 10. Correspondence: January 16, 1987, File 7016 11. Correspondence: January 20, 1987, File 7020 12. Correspondence: January 21, 1987, File 7021 13. Correspondence: January 22, 1987, File 7022 14. Correspondence: January 27, 1987, part 1, File 7027 15. Correspondence: January 27, 1987, part 2, File 7027 16. Correspondence: January 28, 1987, part 1, File 7028 17. Correspondence: January 28, 1987, part 2, File 7028 18. Correspondence: January 29, 1987, File 7029

Box 614 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 30, 1987, part 1, File 7030 2. Correspondence: January 30, 1987, part 2, File 7030 3. Correspondence: January 30, 1987, part 3, File 7030 4. Correspondence: February 2, 1987, part 1, File 7033 5. Correspondence: February 2, 1987, part 2, File 7033 6. Correspondence: February 3, 1987, part 1, File 7034 7. Correspondence: February 3, 1987, part 2, File 7034 8. Correspondence: February 4, 1987, File 7035 9. Correspondence: February 5, 1987, File 7036 10. Correspondence: February 6, 1987, File 7037 11. Correspondence: February 9, 1987, File 7040 12. Correspondence: February 10, 1987, File 7041 13. Correspondence: February 11, 1987, File 7042 14. Correspondence: February 12, 1987, File 7043 15. Correspondence: February 13, 1987, File 7044 16. Correspondence: February 16, 1987, File 7047 17. Correspondence: February 17, 1987, File 7048 18. Correspondence: February 18, 1987, File 7049 19. Correspondence: February 19, 1987, File 7050 20. Correspondence: February 20, 1987, File 7051 21. Correspondence: February 24, 1987, File 7055 22. Correspondence: February 25, 1987, File 7056 23. Correspondence: February 26, 1987, File 7057

Box 615 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 27, 1987, File 7058 2. Correspondence: March 2, 1987, File 7061 3. Correspondence: March 3, 1987, File 7062 4. Correspondence: March 4, 1987, File 7063 5. Correspondence: March 5, 1987, File 7064 6. Correspondence: March 6, 1987, File 7065 7. Correspondence: March 9, 1987, File 7068 8. Correspondence: March 10, 1987, File 7069 9. Correspondence: March 11, 1987, File 7070 10. Correspondence: March 12, 1987, File 7071 11. Correspondence: March 13, 1987, File 7072 12. Correspondence: March 16, 1987, File 7075 13. Correspondence: March 17, 1987, File 7076 14. Correspondence: March 18, 1987, File 7077 15. Correspondence: March 19, 1987, part 1, File 7078 16. Correspondence: March 19, 1987, part 2, File 7078 17. Correspondence: March 20, 1987, File 7079 18. Correspondence: March 23, 1987, File 7082 19. Correspondence: March 24, 1987, File 7083 20. Correspondence: March 25, 1987, File 7084 21. Correspondence: March 26, 1987, File 7085

Box 616 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 27, 1987, File 7086 2. Correspondence: March 30, 1987, File 7089 3. Correspondence: March 31, 1987, File 7090 4. Correspondence: April 1, 1987, File 7091 5. Correspondence: April 2, 1987, File 7092 6. Correspondence: April 3, 1987, File 7093 7. Correspondence: April 6, 1987, File 7096 8. Correspondence: April 7, 1987, File 7097 9. Correspondence: April 8, 1987, part 1, File 7098 10. Correspondence: April 8, 1987, part 2, File 7098 11. Correspondence: April 9, 1987, File 7099 12. Correspondence: April 10, 1987, File 7100 13. Correspondence: April 13, 1987, part 1, File 7103 14. Correspondence: April 13, 1987, part 2, File 7103 15. Correspondence: April 14, 1987, File 7104 16. Correspondence: April 15, 1987, File 7105 17. Correspondence: April 16, 1987, File 7106

Box 617 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 20, 1987, part 1, File 7110 2. Correspondence: April 20, 1987, part 2, File 7110 3. Correspondence: April 21, 1987, part 1, File 7111 4. Correspondence: April 21, 1987, part 2, File 7111 5. Correspondence: April 21, 1987, part 3, File 7111 6. Correspondence: April 22, 1987, part 1, File 7112 7. Correspondence: April 22, 1987, part 2, File 7112 8. Correspondence: April 23, 1987, part 1, File 7113 9. Correspondence: April 23, 1987, part 2, File 7113 10. Correspondence: April 24, 1987, File 7114 11. Correspondence: April 27, 1987, File 7117 12. Correspondence: April 28, 1987, File 7118 13. Correspondence: April 29, 1987, File 7119 14. Correspondence: April 30, 1987, File 7120 15. Correspondence: May 1, 1987, File 7121 16. Correspondence: May 4, 1987, File 7125 17. Correspondence: May 6, 1987, File 7126 18. Correspondence: May 7, 1987, File 7127 19. Correspondence: May 8, 1987, File 7128 20. Correspondence: May 11, 1987, File 7131 21. Correspondence: May 12, 1987, File 7132

Box 618 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 13, 1987, part 1, File 7133 2. Correspondence: May 13, 1987, part 2, File 7133 3. Correspondence: May 14, 1987, File 7134 4. Correspondence: May 15, 1987, part 1, File 7135 5. Correspondence: May 15, 1987, part 2, File 7135 6. Correspondence: May 18, 1987, part 1, File 7138 7. Correspondence: May 18, 1987, part 2, File 7138 8. Correspondence: May 18, 1987, part 3, File 7138 9. Correspondence: May 19, 1987, File 7139 10. Correspondence: May 20, 1987, File 7140 11. Correspondence: May 21, 1987, File 7141 12. Correspondence: May 22, 1987, part 1, File 7142 13. Correspondence: May 22, 1987, part 2, File 7142 14. Correspondence: May 26, 1987, File 7146 15. Correspondence: May 27, 1987, File 7147 16. Correspondence: May 28, 1987, part 1, File 7148 17. Correspondence: May 28, 1987, part 2, File 7148 18. Correspondence: May 29, 1987, File 7149

Box 619 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 1, 1987, File 7152 2. Correspondence: June 2, 1987, File 7153 3. Correspondence: June 3, 1987, File 7154 4. Correspondence: June 4, 1987, part 1, File 7155 5. Correspondence: June 4, 1987, part 2, File 7155 6. Correspondence: June 5, 1987, File 7156 7. Correspondence: June 8, 1987, File 7159 8. Correspondence: June 9, 1987, part 1, File 7160 9. Correspondence: June 9, 1987, part 2, File 7160 10. Correspondence: June 10, 1987, part 1, File 7161 11. Correspondence: June 10, 1987, part 2, File 7161 12. Correspondence: June 11, 1987, File 7162 13. Correspondence: June 12, 1987, File 7163 14. Correspondence: June 15, 1987, File 7166 15. Correspondence: June 16, 1987, File 7167 16. Correspondence: June 17, 1987, File 7168 17. Correspondence: June 18, 1987, part 1, File 7169 18. Correspondence: June 18, 1987, part 2, File 7169

Box 620 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 19, 1987, File 7170 2. Correspondence: June 22, 1987, File 7173 3. Correspondence: June 23, 1987, part 1, File 7174 4. Correspondence: June 23, 1987, part 2, File 7174 5. Correspondence: June 24, 1987, File 7175 6. Correspondence: June 25, 1987, part 1, File 7176 7. Correspondence: June 25, 1987, part 2, File 7176 8. Correspondence: June 26, 1987, part 1, File 7177 9. Correspondence: June 26, 1987, part 2, File 7177 10. Correspondence: June 29, 1987, File 7180 11. Correspondence: June 30, 1987, File 7181 12. Correspondence: July 1, 1987, File 7182 13. Correspondence: July 2, 1987, File 7183 14. Correspondence: July 6, 1987, File 7187 15. Correspondence: July 7, 1987, File 7188 16. Correspondence: July 8, 1987, File 7189 17. Correspondence: July 9, 1987, File 7190 18. Correspondence: July 10, 1987, File 7191 19. Correspondence: July 13, 1987, File 7194

Box 621 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 14, 1987, File 7195 2. Correspondence: July 15, 1987, File 7196 3. Correspondence: July 16, 1987, File 7197 4. Correspondence: July 17, 1987, File 7198 5. Correspondence: July 20, 1987, File 7201 6. Correspondence: July 21, 1987, File 7202 7. Correspondence: July 22, 1987, File 7203 8. Correspondence: July 23, 1987, part 1, File 7204 9. Correspondence: July 23, 1987, part 2, File 7204 10. Correspondence: July 24, 1987, File 7205 11. Correspondence: July 25, 1987, File 7206 12. Correspondence: July 27, 1987, File 7208 13. Correspondence: July 28, 1987, File 7209 14. Correspondence: July 29, 1987, File 7210 15. Correspondence: July 30, 1987, part 1, File 7211 16. Correspondence: July 30, 1987, part 2, File 7211 17. Correspondence: July 31, 1987, File 7212 18. Correspondence: August 3, 1987, File 7215 19. Correspondence: August 4, 1987, File 7216 20. Correspondence: August 5, 1987, File 7217 21. Correspondence: August 6, 1987, File 7218 22. Correspondence: August 7, 1987, File 7219

Box 622 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 10, 1987, part 1, File 7222 2. Correspondence: August 10, 1987, part 2, File 7222 3. Correspondence: August 11, 1987, File 7223 4. Correspondence: August 12, 1987, File 7224 5. Correspondence: August 13, 1987, File 7225 6. Correspondence: August 14, 1987, File 7226 7. Correspondence: August 17, 1987, File 7229 8. Correspondence: August 18, 1987, part 1, File 7230 9. Correspondence: August 18, 1987, part 2, File 7230 10. Correspondence: August 19, 1987, File 7231 11. Correspondence: August 20, 1987, File 7232 12. Correspondence: August 21, 1987, File 7233 13. Correspondence: August 24, 1987, File 7236 14. Correspondence: August 27, 1987, File 7239 15. Correspondence: August 28, 1987, File 7240 16. Correspondence: August 31, 1987, File 7243 17. Correspondence: September 1, 1987, File 7244 18. Correspondence: September 2, 1987, File 7245 19. Correspondence: September 3, 1987, File 7246 20. Correspondence: September 4, 1987, File 7247 21. Correspondence: September 7, 1987, File 7250 22. Correspondence: September 8, 1987, File 7251 23. Correspondence: September 9, 1987, File 7252

Box 623 Folder 1. Correspondence: September 10, 1987, File 7253 2. Correspondence: September 11, 1987, File 7254 3. Correspondence: September 14, 1987, File 7257 4. Correspondence: September 15, 1987, File 7258 5. Correspondence: September 16, 1987, File 7259 6. Correspondence: September 17, 1987, File 7260 7. Correspondence: September 18, 1987, part 1, File 7261 8. Correspondence: September 18, 1987, part 2, File 7261 9. Correspondence: September 21, 1987, part 1, File 7264 10. Correspondence: September 21, 1987, part 2, File 7264 11. Correspondence: September 21, 1987, part 3, File 7264 12. Correspondence: September 22, 1987, File 7265 13. Correspondence: September 23, 1987, File 7266 14. Correspondence: September 24, 1987, File 7267 15. Correspondence: September 25, 1987, part 1, File 7268 16. Correspondence: September 25, 1987, part 2, File 7268 17. Correspondence: September 28, 1987, File 7271 18. Correspondence: September 29, 1987, File 7272 19. Correspondence: September 30, 1987, File 7273 20. Correspondence: October 1, 1987, File 7274 21. Correspondence: October 2, 1987, File 7275 22. Correspondence: October 5, 1987, File 7278 23. Correspondence: October 6, 1987, File 7279 24. Correspondence: October 7, 1987, File 7280

Box 624 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 8, 1987, File 7281 2. Correspondence: October 9, 1987, File 7282 3. Correspondence: October 13, 1987, File 7286 4. Correspondence: October 14, 1987, File 7287 5. Correspondence: October 15, 1987, File 7288 6. Correspondence: October 16, 1987, File 7289 7. Correspondence: October 19, 1987, File 7292 8. Correspondence: October 20, 1987, File 7293 9. Correspondence: October 21, 1987, File 7294 10. Correspondence: October 22, 1987, part 1, File 7295 11. Correspondence: October 22, 1987, part 2, File 7295 12. Correspondence: October 23, 1987, part 1, File 7296 13. Correspondence: October 23, 1987, part 2, File 7296 14. Correspondence: October 23, 1987, part 3, File 7296 15. Correspondence: October 23, 1987, part 4, File 7296 16. Correspondence: October 23, 1987, part 5, File 7296 17. Correspondence: October 23, 1987, part 6, File 7296

Box 625 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 26, 1987, File 7299 2. Correspondence: October 28, 1987, File 7301 3. Correspondence: October 29, 1987, File 7302 4. Correspondence: October 30, 1987, File 7303 5. Correspondence: November 2, 1987, File 7306 6. Correspondence: November 3, 1987, File 7307 7. Correspondence: November 4, 1987, File 7308 8. Correspondence: November 5, 1987, File 7309 9. Correspondence: November 6, 1987, File 7310 10. Correspondence: November 9, 1987, File 7313 11. Correspondence: November 10, 1987, File 7314 12. Correspondence: November 13, 1987, File 7317 13. Correspondence: November 14, 1987, File 7318 14. Correspondence: November 16, 1987, part 1, File 7320 15. Correspondence: November 16, 1987, part 2, File 7320 16. Correspondence: November 17, 1987, part 1, File 7321 17. Correspondence: November 17, 1987, part 2, File 7321 18. Correspondence: November 18, 1987, part 1, File 7322 19. Correspondence: November 18, 1987, part 2, File 7322

Box 626 Folder 1. Correspondence: November 19, 1987, part 1, File 7323 2. Correspondence: November 19, 1987, part 2, File 7323 3. Correspondence: November 20, 1987, File 7324 4. Correspondence: November 23, 1987, File 7327 5. Correspondence: November 24, 1987, File 7328 6. Correspondence: November 25, 1987, File 7329 7. Correspondence: November 30, 1987, part 1, File 7334 8. Correspondence: November 30, 1987, part 2, File 7334 9. Correspondence: December 1, 1987, File 7335 10. Correspondence: December 2, 1987, File 7336 11. Correspondence: December 3, 1987, File 7337 12. Correspondence: December 4, 1987, part 1, File 7338 13. Correspondence: December 4, 1987, part 2, File 7338 14. Correspondence: December 7, 1987, File 7341 15. Correspondence: December 8, 1987, File 7342 16. Correspondence: December 9, 1987, part 1, File 7343 17. Correspondence: December 9, 1987, part 2, File 7343 18. Correspondence: December 10, 1987, part 1, File 7344 19. Correspondence: December 10, 1987, part 2, File 7344

Box 627 Folder 1. Correspondence: December 11, 1987, File 7345 2. Correspondence: December 14, 1987, File 7348 3. Correspondence: December 15, 1987, File 7349 4. Correspondence: December 16, 1987, File 7350 5. Correspondence: December 17, 1987, File 7351 6. Correspondence: December 18, 1987, File 7352 7. Correspondence: December 21, 1987, File 7355 8. Correspondence: December 22, 1987, part 1, File 7356 9. Correspondence: December 22, 1987, part 2, File 7356 10. Correspondence: December 23, 1987, File 7357 11. Correspondence: December 28, 1987, File 7362 12. Correspondence: December 29, 1987, File 7363 13. Correspondence: January 4, 1988, part 1, File 8004 14. Correspondence: January 4, 1988, part 2, File 8004 15. Correspondence: January 5, 1988, File 8005 16. Correspondence: January 6, 1988, File 8006 17. Correspondence: January 7, 1988, File 8007 18. Correspondence: January 11, 1988, File 8011 19. Correspondence: January 12, 1988, part 1, File 8012 20. Correspondence: January 12, 1988, part 2, File 8012

Box 628 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 13, 1988, File 8013 2. Correspondence: January 14, 1988, part 1, File 8014 3. Correspondence: January 14, 1988, part 2, File 8014 4. Correspondence: January 14, 1988, part 3, File 8014 5. Correspondence: January 15, 1988, part 1, File 8015 6. Correspondence: January 15, 1988, part 2, File 8015 7. Correspondence: January 19, 1988, File 8019 8. Correspondence: January 20, 1988, File 8020 9. Correspondence: January 21, 1988, File 8021 10. Correspondence: January 22, 1988, part 1, File 8022 11. Correspondence: January 22, 1988, part 2, File 8022 12. Correspondence: January 25, 1988, part 1, File 8025 13. Correspondence: January 25, 1988, part 2, File 8025 14. Correspondence: January 26, 1988, part 1, File 8026 15. Correspondence: January 26, 1988, part 2, File 8026 16. Correspondence: January 27, 1988, part 1, File 8027 17. Correspondence: January 27, 1988, part 2, File 8027 18. Correspondence: January 27, 1988, part 3, File 8027

Box 629 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 28, 1988, File 8028 2. Correspondence: January 29, 1988, File 8029 3. Correspondence: February 1, 1988, File 8032 4. Correspondence: February 2, 1988, part 1, File 8033 5. Correspondence: February 2, 1988, part 2, File 8033 6. Correspondence: February 3, 1988, File 8034 7. Correspondence: February 4, 1988, File 8035 8. Correspondence: February 5, 1988, File 8036 9. Correspondence: February 8, 1988, part 1, File 8039 10. Correspondence: February 8, 1988, part 2, File 8039 11. Correspondence: February 9, 1988, File 8040 12. Correspondence: February 10, 1988, part 1, File 8041 13. Correspondence: February 10, 1988, part 2, File 8041 14. Correspondence: February 11, 1988, part 1, File 8042 15. Correspondence: February 11, 1988, part 2, File 8042 16. Correspondence: February 12, 1988, File 8043 17. Correspondence: February 15, 1988, File 8046 18. Correspondence: February 16, 1988, File 8047 19. Correspondence: February 17, 1988, File 8048 Box 630 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 18, 1988, part 1, File 8049 2. Correspondence: February 18, 1988, part 2, File 8049 3. Correspondence: February 19, 1988, File 8050 4. Correspondence: February 22, 1988, File 8053 5. Correspondence: February 23, 1988, File 8054 6. Correspondence: February 24, 1988, part 1, File 8055 7. Correspondence: February 24, 1988, part 2, File 8055 8. Correspondence: February 25, 1988, File 8056 9. Correspondence: February 26, 1988, File 8057 10. Correspondence: February 29, 1988, File 8060 11. Correspondence: March 1, 1988, File 8061 12. Correspondence: March 2, 1988, File 8062 13. Correspondence: March 3, 1988, part 1, File 8063 14. Correspondence: March 3, 1988, part 2, File 8063 15. Correspondence: March 4, 1988, File 8064 16. Correspondence: March 7, 1988, File 8067

Box 631 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 8, 1988, part 1, File 8068 2. Correspondence: March 8, 1988, part 2, File 8068 3. Correspondence: March 9, 1988, File 8069 4. Correspondence: March 10, 1988, File 8070 5. Correspondence: March 11, 1988, part 1, File 8071 6. Correspondence: March 11, 1988, part 2, File 8071 7. Correspondence: March 14, 1988, File 8074 8. Correspondence: March 16, 1988, File 8076 9. Correspondence: March 17, 1988, part 1, File 8077 10. Correspondence: March 17, 1988, part 2, File 8077 11. Correspondence: March 18, 1988, File 8078 12. Correspondence: March 21, 1988, part 1, File 8081 13. Correspondence: March 21, 1988, part 2, File 8081 14. Correspondence: March 22, 1988, part 1, File 8082 15. Correspondence: March 22, 1988, part 2, File 8082 16. Correspondence: March 23, 1988, File 8083

Box 632 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 24, 1988, File 8084 2. Correspondence: March 25, 1988, File 8085 3. Correspondence: March 28, 1988, File 8088 4. Correspondence: March 29, 1988, File 8089 5. Correspondence: March 30, 1988, File 8090 6. Correspondence: March 31, 1988, File 8091 7. Correspondence: April 4, 1988, File 8095 8. Correspondence: April 5, 1988, File 8096 9. Correspondence: April 6, 1988, File 8097 10. Correspondence: April 7, 1988, File 8098 11. Correspondence: April 8, 1988, File 8099 12. Correspondence: April 11, 1988, File 8102 13. Correspondence: April 12, 1988, File 8103 14. Correspondence: April 13, 1988, File 8104 15. Correspondence: April 14, 1988, File 8105 16. Correspondence: April 15, 1988, File 8106 17. Correspondence: April 18, 1988, File 8109 18. Correspondence: April 19, 1988, part 1, File 8110 19. Correspondence: April 19, 1988, part 2, File 8110 20. Correspondence: April 20, 1988, File 8111

Box 633 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 21, 1988, part 1, File 8112 2. Correspondence: April 21, 1988, part 2, File 8112 3. Correspondence: April 22, 1988, File 8113 4. Correspondence: April 25, 1988, part 1, File 8116 5. Correspondence: April 25, 1988, part 2, File 8116 6. Correspondence: April 26, 1988, part 1, File 8117 7. Correspondence: April 26, 1988, part 2, File 8117 8. Correspondence: April 27, 1988, File 8118 9. Correspondence: April 28, 1988, File 8119 10. Correspondence: April 29, 1988, File 8120 11. Correspondence: May 2, 1988, File 8123 12. Correspondence: May 3, 1988, File 8124 13. Correspondence: May 4, 1988, File 8125 14. Correspondence: May 5, 1988, File 8126 15. Correspondence: May 6, 1988, File 8127 16. Correspondence: May 9, 1988, part 1, File 8130 17. Correspondence: May 9, 1988, part 2, File 8130 18. Correspondence: May 10, 1988, File 8131 19. Correspondence: May 11, 1988, File 8132 20. Correspondence: May 12, 1988, File 8133

Box 634 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 13, 1988, File 8134 2. Correspondence: May 16, 1988, File 8137 3. Correspondence: May 17, 1988, part 1, File 8138 4. Correspondence: May 17, 1988, part 2, File 8138 5. Correspondence: May 18, 1988, File 8139 6. Correspondence: May 19, 1988, File 8140 7. Correspondence: May 20, 1988, File 8141 8. Correspondence: May 23, 1988, File 8144 9. Correspondence: May 24, 1988, part 1, File 8145 10. Correspondence: May 24, 1988, part 2, File 8145 11. Correspondence: May 25, 1988, File 8146 12. Correspondence: May 26, 1988, File 8147 13. Correspondence: May 27, 1988, File 8148 14. Correspondence: June 1, 1988, File 8153 15. Correspondence: June 2, 1988, File 8154 16. Correspondence: June 3, 1988, File 8155 17. Correspondence: June 6, 1988, File 8158 18. Correspondence: June 7, 1988, File 8159 19. Correspondence: June 8, 1988, File 8160 20. Correspondence: June 9, 1988, File 8161

Box 635 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 10, 1988, part 1, File 8162 2. Correspondence: June 10, 1988, part 2, File 8162 3. Correspondence: June 13, 1988, part 1, File 8165 4. Correspondence: June 13, 1988, part 2, File 8165 5. Correspondence: June 14, 1988, File 8166 6. Correspondence: June 15, 1988, part 1, File 8167 7. Correspondence: June 15, 1988, part 2, File 8167 8. Correspondence: June 16, 1988, File 8168 9. Correspondence: June 17, 1988, File 8169 10. Correspondence: June 20, 1988, part 1, File 8172 11. Correspondence: June 20, 1988, part 2, File 8172 12. Correspondence: June 21, 1988, File 8173 13. Correspondence: June 22, 1988, File 8174 14. Correspondence: June 23, 1988, File 8175 15. Correspondence: June 24, 1988, part 1, File 8176 16. Correspondence: June 24, 1988, part 2, File 8176 17. Correspondence: June 27, 1988, File 8179 18. Correspondence: June 28, 1988, File 8180 19. Correspondence: June 29, 1988, File 8181 20. Correspondence: June 30, 1988, File 8182 21. Correspondence: July 5, 1988, File 8187 22. Correspondence: July 6, 1988, File 8188 23. Correspondence: July 7, 1988, File 8189

Box 636 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 8, 1988, File 8190 2. Correspondence: July 11, 1988, File 8193 3. Correspondence: July 12, 1988, File 8194 4. Correspondence: July 13, 1988, File 8195 5. Correspondence: July 14, 1988, File 8196 6. Correspondence: July 15, 1988, part 1, File 8197 7. Correspondence: July 15, 1988, part 2, File 8197 8. Correspondence: July 18, 1988, File 8200 9. Correspondence: July 19, 1988, File 8201 10. Correspondence: July 20, 1988, File 8202 11. Correspondence: July 21, 1988, File 8203 12. Correspondence: July 22, 1988, File 8204 13. Correspondence: July 25, 1988, File 8207 14. Correspondence: July 26, 1988, File 8208 15. Correspondence: July 27, 1988, File 8209 16. Correspondence: July 28, 1988, File 8210 17. Correspondence: July 29, 1988, part 1, File 8211 18. Correspondence: July 29, 1988, part 2, File 8211 19. Correspondence: August 1, 1988, File 8214

Box 637 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 2, 1988, File 8215 2. Correspondence: August 3, 1988, File 8216 3. Correspondence: August 4, 1988, File 8217 4. Correspondence: August 5, 1988, File 8218 5. Correspondence: August 8, 1988, File 8221 6. Correspondence: August 9, 1988, File 8222 7. Correspondence: August 10, 1988, part 1, File 8223 8. Correspondence: August 10, 1988, part 2, File 8223 9. Correspondence: August 11, 1988, File 8224 10. Correspondence: August 12, 1988, File 8225 11. Correspondence: August 15, 1988, File 8228 12. Correspondence: August 16, 1988, part 1, File 8229 13. Correspondence: August 16, 1988, part 2, File 8229 14. Correspondence: August 16, 1988, part 3, File 8229 15. Correspondence: August 17, 1988, File 8230 16. Correspondence: August 18, 1988, File 8231 17. Correspondence: August 19, 1988, File 8232 18. Correspondence: August 22, 1988, part 1, File 8235 19. Correspondence: August 22, 1988, part 2, File 8235

Box 638 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 23, 1988, part 1, File 8236 2. Correspondence: August 23, 1988, part 2, File 8236 3. Correspondence: August 26, 1988, File 8239 4. Correspondence: August 29, 1988, File 8242 5. Correspondence: August 30, 1988, File 8243 6. Correspondence: August 31, 1988, File 8244 7. Correspondence: September 1, 1988, File 8245 8. Correspondence: September 2, 1988, File 8246 9. Correspondence: September 6, 1988, File 8250 10. Correspondence: September 7, 1988, File 8251 11. Correspondence: September 8, 1988, File 8252 12. Correspondence: September 9, 1988, File 8253 13. Correspondence: September 12, 1988, File 8256 14. Correspondence: September 13, 1988, File 8257 15. Correspondence: September 14, 1988, File 8258 16. Correspondence: September 15, 1988, File 8259 17. Correspondence: September 16, 1988, File 8260 18. Correspondence: September 19, 1988, part 1, File 8263 19. Correspondence: September 19, 1988, part 2, File 8263 20. Correspondence: September 20, 1988, File 8264 21. Correspondence: September 21, 1988, File 8265 22. Correspondence: September 22, 1988, File 8266 23. Correspondence: September 23, 1988, File 8267

Box 639 Folder 1. Correspondence: September 26, 1988, File 8270 2. Correspondence: September 27, 1988, File 8271 3. Correspondence: September 28, 1988, File 8272 4. Correspondence: September 29, 1988, File 8273 5. Correspondence: September 30, 1988, File 8274 6. Correspondence: October 3, 1988, File 8277 7. Correspondence: October 4, 1988, File 8278 8. Correspondence: October 5, 1988, File 8279 9. Correspondence: October 6, 1988, part 1, File 8280 10. Correspondence: October 6, 1988, part 2, File 8280 11. Correspondence: October 7, 1988, File 8281 12. Correspondence: October 10, 1988, File 8284 13. Correspondence: October 11, 1988, File 8285 14. Correspondence: October 12, 1988, File 8286 15. Correspondence: October 13, 1988, File 8287 16. Correspondence: October 14, 1988, part 1, File 8288 17. Correspondence: October 14, 1988, part 2, File 8288 18. Correspondence: October 17, 1988, File 8291 19. Correspondence: October 18, 1988, File 8292 20. Correspondence: October 19, 1988, File 8293 21. Correspondence: October 20, 1988, File 8294

Box 640 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 21, 1988, File 8295 2. Correspondence: October 24, 1988, File 8298 3. Correspondence: October 25, 1988, File 8299 4. Correspondence: October 26, 1988, File 8300 5. Correspondence: October 27, 1988, File 8301 6. Correspondence: October 28, 1988, File 8302 7. Correspondence: October 31, 1988, File 8305 8. Correspondence: November 1, 1988, File 8306 9. Correspondence: November 2, 1988, File 8307 10. Correspondence: November 3, 1988, File 8308 11. Correspondence: November 4, 1988, File 8309 12. Correspondence: November 8, 1988, File 8313 13. Correspondence: November 10, 1988, File 8315 14. Correspondence: November 16, 1988, File 8321 15. Correspondence: November 17, 1988, File 8322 16. Correspondence: November 18, 1988, File 8323 17. Correspondence: November 21, 1988, part 1, File 8326 18. Correspondence: November 21, 1988, part 2, File 8326 19. Correspondence: November 22, 1988, File 8327 20. Correspondence: November 23, 1988, File 8328 21. Correspondence: November 28, 1988, part 1, File 8333 22. Correspondence: November 28, 1988, part 2, File 8333 23. Correspondence: November 29, 1988, File 8334 24. Correspondence: November 30, 1988, File 8335 25. Correspondence: December 2, 1988, File 8337

Box 641 Folder 1. Correspondence: December 5, 1988, File 8340 2. Correspondence: December 6, 1988, File 8341 3. Correspondence: December 7, 1988, File 8342 4. Correspondence: December 8, 1988, part 1, File 8343 5. Correspondence: December 8, 1988, part 2, File 8943 6. Correspondence: December 9, 1988, File 8344 7. Correspondence: December 12, 1988, File 8347 8. Correspondence: December 13, 1988, File 8348 9. Correspondence: December 14, 1988, part 1, File 8349 10. Correspondence: December 14, 1988, part 2, File 8349 11. Correspondence: December 14, 1988, part 3, File 8349 12. Correspondence: December 15, 1988, File 8350 13. Correspondence: December 17, 1988, File 8352 14. Correspondence: December 19, 1988, part 1, File 8354 15. Correspondence: December 19, 1988, part 2, File 8354 16. Correspondence: December 20, 1988, File 8355 17. Correspondence: December 21, 1988, part 1, File 8356 18. Correspondence: December 21, 1988, part 2, File 8356 19. Correspondence: December 23, 1988, File 8358 20. Correspondence: December 29, 1988, File 8364 21. Correspondence: December 30, 1988, File 8365 22. Correspondence: January 3, 1989, File 9003 23. Correspondence: January 4, 1989, File 9004

Box 642 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 5, 1989, File 9005 2. Correspondence: January 6, 1989, File 9006 3. Correspondence: January 9, 1989, part 1, File 9009 4. Correspondence: January 9, 1989, part 2, File 9009 5. Correspondence: January 9, 1989, part 3, File 9009 6. Correspondence: January 10, 1989, part 1, File 9010 7. Correspondence: January 10, 1989, part 2, File 9010 8. Correspondence: January 11, 1989, File 9011 9. Correspondence: January 12, 1989, File 9012 10. Correspondence: January 13, 1989, File 9013 11. Correspondence: January 17, 1989, File 9017 12. Correspondence: January 18, 1989, File 9018 13. Correspondence: January 19, 1989, File 9019 14. Correspondence: January 20, 1989, File 9020 15. Correspondence: January 23, 1989, File 9023 16. Correspondence: January 24, 1989, File 9024 17. Correspondence: January 25, 1989, File 9025 18. Correspondence: January 26, 1989, File 9026

Box 643 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 30, 1989, File 9030 2. Correspondence: January 31, 1989, part 1, File 9031 3. Correspondence: January 31, 1989, part 2, File 9031 4. Correspondence: February 1, 1989, part 1, File 9032 5. Correspondence: February 1, 1989, part 2, File 9032 6. Correspondence: February 2, 1989, part 1, File 9033 7. Correspondence: February 2, 1989, part 2, File 9033 8. Correspondence: February 3, 1989, File 9034 9. Correspondence: February 6, 1989, File 9037 10. Correspondence: February 7, 1989, File 9038 11. Correspondence: February 8, 1989, File 9039 12. Correspondence: February 9, 1989, part 1, File 9040 13. Correspondence: February 9, 1989, part 2, File 9040 14. Correspondence: February 9, 1989, part 3, File 9040 15. Correspondence: February 10, 1989, File 9041 16. Correspondence: February 13, 1989, File 9044 17. Correspondence: February 14, 1989, File 9045

Box 644 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 15, 1989, part 1, File 9046 2. Correspondence: February 15, 1989, part 2, File 9046 3. Correspondence: February 16, 1989, File 9047 4. Correspondence: February 17, 1989, File 9048 5. Correspondence: February 21, 1989, part 1, File 9052 6. Correspondence: February 21, 1989, part 2, File 9052 7. Correspondence: February 22, 1989, File 9053 8. Correspondence: February 23, 1989, File 9054 9. Correspondence: February 24, 1989, File 9055 10. Correspondence: February 27, 1989, File 9058 11. Correspondence: February 28, 1989, part 1, File 9059 12. Correspondence: February 28, 1989, part 2, File 9059 13. Correspondence: March 1, 1989, File 9060 14. Correspondence: March 2, 1989, part 1, File 9061 15. Correspondence: March 2, 1989, part 2, File 9061 16. Correspondence: March 3, 1989, Part 1, File 9062 17. Correspondence: March 3, 1989, part 2, File 9062 18. Correspondence: March 6, 1989, part 1, File 9065 19. Correspondence: March 6, 1989, part 2, File 9065

Box 645 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 7, 1989, File 9066 2. Correspondence: March 8, 1989, part 1, File 9067 3. Correspondence: March 8, 1989, part 2, File 9067 4. Correspondence: March 9, 1989, part 1, File 9068 5. Correspondence: March 9, 1989, part 2, File 9068 6. Correspondence: March 9, 1989, part 3, File 9068 7. Correspondence: March 9, 1989, part 4, File 9068 8. Correspondence: March 9, 1989, part 5, File 9068 9. Correspondence: March 9, 1989, part 6, File 9068 10. Correspondence: March 10, 1989, part 1, File 9069 11. Correspondence: March 10, 1989, part 2, File 9069 12. Correspondence: March 13, 1989, part 1, File 9072 13. Correspondence: March 13, 1989, part 2, File 9072 14. Correspondence: March 14, 1989, part 1, File 9073 15. Correspondence: March 14, 1989, part 2, File 9073 16. Correspondence: March 15, 1989, File 9074 17. Correspondence: March 16, 1989, part 1, File 9075 18. Correspondence: March 16, 1989, part 2, File 9075 19. Correspondence: March 17, 1989, File 9076

Box 646 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 20, 1989, File 9079 2. Correspondence: March 21, 1989, part 1, File 9080 3. Correspondence: March 21, 1989, part 2, File 9080 4. Correspondence: March 22, 1989, part 1, File 9081 5. Correspondence: March 22, 1989, part 2, File 9081 6. Correspondence: March 23, 1989, part 1, File 9082 7. Correspondence: March 23, 1989, part 2, File 9082 8. Correspondence: March 27, 1989, File 9086 9. Correspondence: March 28, 1989, part 1, File 9087 10. Correspondence: March 28, 1989, part 2, File 9087 11. Correspondence: March 29, 1989, File 9088 12. Correspondence: March 30, 1989, File 9089 13. Correspondence: March 31, 1989, File 9090 14. Correspondence: April 3, 1989, part 1, File 9093 15. Correspondence: April 3, 1989, part 2, File 9093 16. Correspondence: April 4, 1989, part 1, File 9094 17. Correspondence: April 4, 1989, part 2, File 9094

Box 647 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 5, 1989, part 1, File 9095 2. Correspondence: April 5, 1989, part 2, File 9095 3. Correspondence: April 5, 1989, part 3, File 9095 4. Correspondence: April 6, 1989, File 9096 5. Correspondence: April 7, 1989, File 9097 6. Correspondence: April 10, 1989, File 9100 7. Correspondence: April 11, 1989, File 9101 8. Correspondence: April 12, 1989, File 9102 9. Correspondence: April 13, 1989, File 9103 10. Correspondence: April 14, 1989, File 9104 11. Correspondence: April 17, 1989, part 1, File 9107 12. Correspondence: April 17, 1989, part 2, File 9107 13. Correspondence: April 18, 1989, File 9108 14. Correspondence: April 19, 1989, File 9109 15. Correspondence: April 20, 1989, part 1, File 9110 16. Correspondence: April 20, 1989, part 2, File 9110 17. Correspondence: April 20, 1989, part 3, File 9110 18. Correspondence: April 21, 1989, File 9111 19. Correspondence: April 24, 1989, File 9114 20. Correspondence: April 25, 1989, File 9115 21. Correspondence: April 26, 1989, File 9116

Box 648 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 27, 1989, File 9117 2. Correspondence: April 28, 1989, File 9118 3. Correspondence: May 1, 1989, part 1, File 9121 4. Correspondence: May 1, 1989, part 2, File 9121 5. Correspondence: May 2, 1989, File 9122 6. Correspondence: May 3, 1989, File 9123 7. Correspondence: May 4, 1989, File 9124 8. Correspondence: May 5, 1989, File 9125 9. Correspondence: May 8, 1989, File 9128 10. Correspondence: May 9, 1989, part 1, File 9129 11. Correspondence: May 9, 1989, part 2, File 9129 12. Correspondence: May 10, 1989, File 9130 13. Correspondence: May 11, 1989, part 1, File 9131 14. Correspondence: May 11, 1989, part 2, File 9131 15. Correspondence: May 12, 1989, File 9132 16. Correspondence: May 16, 1989, part 1, File 9136 17. Correspondence: May 16, 1989, part 2, File 9136 18. Correspondence: May 17, 1989, File 9137 19. Correspondence: May 18, 1989, File 9138 20. Correspondence: May 19, 1989, File 9139 21. Correspondence: May 22, 1989, File 9142

Box 649 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 23, 1989, File 9143 2. Correspondence: May 24, 1989, File 9144 3. Correspondence: May 25, 1989, File 9145 4. Correspondence: May 26, 1989, File 9146 5. Correspondence: May 30, 1989, File 9150 6. Correspondence: May 31, 1989, File 9151 7. Correspondence: June 1, 1989, File 9152 8. Correspondence: June 2, 1989, File 9153 9. Correspondence: June 5, 1989, File 9156 10. Correspondence: June 6, 1989, File 9157 11. Correspondence: June 7, 1989, File 9158 12. Correspondence: June 8, 1989, File 9159 13. Correspondence: June 12, 1989, File 9163 14. Correspondence: June 13, 1989, File 9164 15. Correspondence: June 14, 1989, File 9165 16. Correspondence: June 15, 1989, File 9166 17. Correspondence: June 16, 1989, File 9167 18. Correspondence: June 19, 1989, File 9170 19. Correspondence: June 20, 1989, File 9171

Box 650 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 21, 1989, File 9172 2. Correspondence: June 22, 1989, File 9173 3. Correspondence: June 23, 1989, File 9174 4. Correspondence: June 26, 1989, File 9177 5. Correspondence: June 27, 1989, part 1, File 9178 6. Correspondence: June 27, 1989, part 2, File 9178 7. Correspondence: June 28, 1989, File 9179 8. Correspondence: June 29, 1989, File 9180 9. Correspondence: June 30, 1989, part 1, File 9181 10. Correspondence: June 30, 1989, part 2, File 9181 11. Correspondence: July 5, 1989, File 9186 12. Correspondence: July 6, 1989, part 1, File 9187 13. Correspondence: July 6, 1989, part 2, File 9187 14. Correspondence: July 7, 1989, File 9188 15. Correspondence: July 10, 1989, File 9191 16. Correspondence: July 11, 1989, File 9192 17. Correspondence: July 12, 1989, File 9193 18. Correspondence: July 13, 1989, File 9194 19. Correspondence: July 14, 1989, File 9195

Box 651 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 17, 1989, part 1, File 9198 2. Correspondence: July 17, 1989, part 2, File 9198 3. Correspondence: July 18, 1989, File 9199 4. Correspondence: July 19, 1989, File 9200 5. Correspondence: July 20, 1989, part 1, File 9201 6. Correspondence: July 20, 1989, part 2, File 9201 7. Correspondence: July 20, 1989, part 3, File 9201 8. Correspondence: July 20, 1989, part 4, File 9201 9. Correspondence: July 21, 1989, File 9202 10. Correspondence: July 24, 1989, File 9205 11. Correspondence: July 25. 1989, File 9206 12. Correspondence: July 26, 1989, File 9207 13. Correspondence: July 27, 1989, File 9208 14. Correspondence: July 28, 1989, File 9209 15. Correspondence: July 31, 1989, File 9212 16. Correspondence: August 1, 1989, part 1, File 9213 17. Correspondence: August 1, 1989, part 2, File 9213 18. Correspondence: August 2, 1989, File 9214 19. Correspondence: August 3, 1989, File 9215 20. Correspondence: August 4, 1989, File 9216 21. Correspondence: August 7, 1989, File 9219

Box 652 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 8, 1989, File 9220 2. Correspondence: August 9, 1989, File 9221 3. Correspondence: August 10, 1989, File 9222 4. Correspondence: August 11, 1989, File 9223 5. Correspondence: August 14, 1989, File 9226 6. Correspondence: August 15, 1989, File 9227 7. Correspondence: August 16, 1989, File 9228 8. Correspondence: August 17, 1989, File 9229 9. Correspondence: August 18, 1989, File 9230 10. Correspondence: August 21, 1989, File 9233 11. Correspondence: August 22, 1989, File 9234 12. Correspondence: August 23, 1989, File 9235 13. Correspondence: August 24, 1989, part 1, File 9236 14. Correspondence: August 24, 1989, part 2, File 9236 15. Correspondence: August 25, 1989, File 9237 16. Correspondence: August 28, 1989, File 9240 17. Correspondence: August 29, 1989, File 9241 18. Correspondence: August 30, 1989, part 1, File 9242 19. Correspondence: August 30, 1989, part 2, File 9242 20. Correspondence: August 31, 1989, File 9243 21. Correspondence: September 1, 1989, File 9244 22. Correspondence: September 5, 1989, File 9248 23. Correspondence: September 6, 1989, part 1, File 9249 24. Correspondence: September 6, 1989, part 2, File 9249 25. Correspondence: September 7, 1989, File 9250

Box 653 Folder 1. Correspondence: September 8, 1989, File 9251 2. Correspondence: September 11, 1989, File 9254 3. Correspondence: September 12, 1989, File 9255 4. Correspondence: September 13, 1989, File 9256 5. Correspondence: September 14, 1989, File 9257 6. Correspondence: September 15, 1989, File 9258 7. Correspondence: September 18, 1989, File 9261 8. Correspondence: September 19, 1989, File 9262 9. Correspondence: September 20, 1989, File 9263 10. Correspondence: September 21, 1989, File 9264 11. Correspondence: September 22, 1989, File 9265 12. Correspondence: September 25, 1989, File 9268 13. Correspondence: September 26, 1989, File 9269 14. Correspondence: September 27, 1989, File 9270 15. Correspondence: September 28, 1989, File 9271 16. Correspondence: September 29, 1989, File 9272 17. Correspondence: October 2, 1989, File 9275 18. Correspondence: October 3, 1989, File 9276 19. Correspondence: October 4, 1989, File 9277 20. Correspondence: October 5, 1989, File 9278 21. Correspondence: October 6, 1989, File 9279 22. Correspondence: October 10, 1989, File 9283 23. Correspondence: October 11, 1989, File 9284 24. Correspondence: October 12, 1989, File 9285

Box 654 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 13, 1989, part 1, File 9286 2. Correspondence: October 13, 1989, part 2, File 9286 3. Correspondence: October 16, 1989, File 9289 4. Correspondence: October 17, 1989, File 9290 5. Correspondence: October 18, 1989, File 9291 6. Correspondence: October 19, 1989, File 9292 7. Correspondence: October 20, 1989, File 9293 8. Correspondence: October 23, 1989, File 9296 9. Correspondence: October 24, 1989, File 9297 10. Correspondence: October 25, 1989, File 9298 11. Correspondence: October 26, 1989, File 9299 12. Correspondence: October 27, 1989, File 9300 13. Correspondence: October 30, 1989, File 9303 14. Correspondence: October 31, 1989, File 9304 15. Correspondence: November 1, 1989, File 9305 16. Correspondence: November 2, 1989, File 9306 17. Correspondence: November 3, 1989, File 9307 18. Correspondence: November 6, 1989, File 9310 19. Correspondence: November 7, 1989, File 9311 20. Correspondence: November 8, 1989, File 9312 21. Correspondence: November 9, 1989, File 9313

Box 655 Folder 1. Correspondence: November 13, 1989, File 9317 2. Correspondence: November 14, 1989, File 9318 3. Correspondence: November 15, 1989, File 9319 4. Correspondence: November 16, 1989, File 9320 5. Correspondence: November 17, 1989, File 9321 6. Correspondence: November 20, 1989, File 9324 7. Correspondence: November 21, 1989, File 9325 8. Correspondence: November 22, 1989, File 9326 9. Correspondence: November 27, 1989, File 9331 10. Correspondence: November 28, 1989, File 9332 11. Correspondence: November 29, 1989, File 9333 12. Correspondence: November 30, 1989, File 9334 13. Correspondence: December 1, 1989, part 1, File 9335 14. Correspondence: December 1, 1989, part 2, File 9335 15. Correspondence: December 4, 1989, File 9338 16. Correspondence: December 5, 1989, File 9339 17. Correspondence: December 6, 1989, File 9340 18. Correspondence: December 7, 1989, File 9341 19. Correspondence: December 8, 1989, File 9342 20. Correspondence: December 11, 1989, File 9345 21. Correspondence: December 12, 1989, File 9346 22. Correspondence: December 13, 1989, File 9347 23. Correspondence: December 14, 1989, File 9348 24. Correspondence: December 15, 1989, File 9349 25. Correspondence: December 18, 1989, File 9352

Box 656 Folder 1. Correspondence: December 19, 1989, part 1, File 9353 2. Correspondence: December 19, 1989, part 2, File 9353 3. Correspondence: December 20, 1989, File 9354 4. Correspondence: December 21, 1989, File 9355 5. Correspondence: December 22, 1989, File 9356 6. Correspondence: December 27, 1989, File 9361 7. Correspondence: December 28, 1989, File 9362

Box 657 Folder 1. Bismarck Tribune: Tuesday, September 8, 1992, Extra Edition 2. Bismarck Tribune: Wednesday, September 9, 1992 3. Bismarck Tribune: Thursday, September 10, 1992 4. Fargo Forum: Wednesday, September 9, 1992 5. Grand Forks Herald, Wednesday, September 9, 1992 6. Grand Forks Herald: Thursday, September 10, 1992 7. Grand Forks Herald: Sunday, September 13, 1992 8. Minot Daily News: Wednesday, September 9, 1992 9. Dakota Student: University of North Dakota, Tuesday, September 15, 1992 10. Spectrum: North Dakota State University, Friday, September 11, 1992, and Tuesday, September 15, 1992

Box 658 Folder 1982 Campaign 1. 1976 Cambridge Survey Research Poll Conducted in North Dakota 2. Targeting and Campaign Analysis of North Dakota: May 1981 3. Targeting and Campaign Analysis of North Dakota: May 1981 (copy 2) 4. Research Analysis Corporation Poll: January 14, 1982 5. Memorandum; Focus Group Transcript: May 1, 1987 6. Memorandum; Multivariate Analysis of Results of North Dakota Democratic Primary Poll #1: June 1987 7. Memorandum; October 1987 North Dakota Primary Poll 8. Memorandum; November 1987 North Dakota Primary Poll 9. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #1: March 1988 10. Memorandum; North Dakota, Comments on Strategy: April 7, 1988 11. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll: June 1988 12. Memorandum; Confidential Poll Results: July 12, 1988 13. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #3: July 13, 1988 14. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #5: September 14, 1988 15. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #6: September 22, 1988 16. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #7: October 3, 1988 17. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #8: October 13, 1988 18. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #9: October 19, 1988 19. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #10: October 26, 1988 20. Memorandum; North Dakota Senate Race, General Election Poll #12: November 3, 1988 21. 1982 Fundraising, Volume I; Agriculture, Energy, Non-aligned Labor 22. 1982 Fundraising, Volume II; Labor, Jewish Community 23. 1982 Fundraising, Volume III; Corporate Fundraising, Part I 24. 1982 Fundraising, Volume III; Corporate Fundraising, Part II 25. 1982 Fundraising, Volume IV; Miscellaneous, North Dakota, Women, DMS Papers 26. 1982 Fundraising, Volume V; Steering Committee

Box 659 Folder 1. 1982 Fundraising, Volume VIa; Miscellaneous 2. 1982 Fundraising, Volume VIb; Miscellaneous 3. 1982 Non-Fundraising, Volume I; Campaign Organizations, Electronic & Print Media, Polling 4. 1982 Non-Fundraising, Volume II; Voter Contact Programs, Outreach Program, Burdick File 5. 1982 Non- Fundraising, Volume III; Non-Fundraising Events, Issues Information, Support Committees, Opponent Research, Interested Third Parties, Appendices 6. District Campaign Kit, 1970 7. Burdick '82 Club 8. 1982 Campaign Clippings 9. Burdick Campaign Committee Receipts and Expenditures, 1981-1982 10. “Burdick Report,” January 1982 11. “Burdick Report,” August 1982 12. “Burdick Report,” September 1982 13. “Burdick Report,” October 1982 14. The Burdick Record 15. "The North Dakotan", Burdick tabloid; Howard Binford's Guide, vol 13, no. 1, July 1980 16. Burdick Trust Fund, 1982 17. Gene Knorr file, 1982 18. David Strauss remarks on 1982 campaign to AFL-CIO COPE staff meeting

1988 Campaign 19. 1988, Billboards 20. 1988, Budget 21. Burdick Campaign 1988 22. Burdick Campaign Literature 1988 23. Burdick Campaign Media 1988 24. 1988, Burdick Hospitalization 25. Burdick Illness, November 1988 26. Burdick Political Newsletter 1988

Box 660 Folder 1. Burdick Record 1988 2. 1988, Consumer Groups 3. 1988, Debate 4. Democratic NPL Legislative Analysis 1983 5. Democratic NPL Legislative Analysis 1985 6. Democratic Caucus Legislative Summary 1987 7. 1988, Delegate Programs, Part I 8. 1988, Delegate Programs, Part II 9. 1988, Documentation for the Spots 10. 1988, Dorgan Senate Campaign 11. 1988, DMS Receipts 12. 1988, DMS Task Force 13. 1988, Education/NDEA Materials 14. 1988, Education/North Dakota Legislature 15. 1988, Election Returns 1988 16. 1988, Energy 17. 1988, Ethics 18. 1988, Fundraising 19. 1988, Media 20. 1988, Opponent Research, General 21. 1988, Polls 22. 1988, "Putting an Incumbents Resources to Work" 23. 1988, Schedule 24. 1988, Staff Expenses in North Dakota 25. 1988, Strinden Record on Abortion 26. 1988, Strinden Record on Attendance 27. 1988, Strinden Endorsements

Box 661 Folder 1. 1988, Strinden Record on Agriculture 2. 1988, Strinden Record on ARC2 3. 1988, Strinden Articles 4. 1988, Strinden Bills 5. 1988, Strinden Campaign Literature and Statements 6. 1988, Strinden Record on Health 7. 1988, Strinden Record on Human Services 8. 1988, Strinden Record on Long-Term Medical Cuts 9. 1988, Strinden Record on Oxford House 10. 1988, Strinden Pay Raise/Reimbursements 11. 1988, Strinden PAC Information 12. 1988, Strinden Record on Budget and Tax 13. 1988, Strinden Record on Anti-rural North Dakota 14. 1988, Volume I, North Dakota Campaign Clips, 1985-1986, Part I 15. 1988, Volume I, North Dakota Campaign Clips, 1985-1986, Part II 16. 1988, Volume II, North Dakota Campaign Clips, 1987 17. 1988, Volume III, North Dakota Campaign Clips, January-September 1988, Part I 18. 1988, Volume III, North Dakota Campaign Clips, January-September 1988, Part II

Box 662 Folder 1. 1988, Volume IV, North Dakota Campaign Clips, October-November 1988, Part I 2. 1988, Volume IV, North Dakota Campaign Clips, October-November 1988, Part II 3. 1988, Volume V, 1988 Campaign Press Release and Fact Packets 4. 1988, Volume VI, Political Newsletters 5. 1988, Volume VII, Opponent Research

Box 663 Folder 1. Index to Correspondence: A – Barta: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 2. Index to Correspondence: Barta - Bonnet: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 3. Index to Correspondence: Bonnet - Carroll: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 4. Index to Correspondence: Carroll - Decesare: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 5. Index to Correspondence: Deck - Engel: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 6. Index to Correspondence: Engel - Freisen: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 7. Index to Correspondence: Friesz - Guldan: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 8. Index to Correspondence: Guldan - Heitsch: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 9. Index to Correspondence: Heitsch - Humphrey: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 10. Index to Correspondence: Humphrey - Kalka: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 11. Index to Correspondence: Kallaner - Kotalik: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 12. Index to Correspondence: Kotalik - Lehmann: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 13. Index to Correspondence: Lehmann - Marx: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 14. Index to Correspondence: Marx - Moffit: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 15. Index to Correspondence: Moffit – Northwood Hospital: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 16. Index to Correspondence: Norton - Peterson: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 17. Index to Correspondence: Peterson - Rider: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 18. Index to Correspondence: Ridgeway - Schimelfenig: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 19. Index to Correspondence: Schimetz - Siverts: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 20. Index to Correspondence: Siverts - Streifel: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 21. Index to Correspondence: Streitzel - Turnquist: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 22. Index to Correspondence: Turnquist - Welle: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992 23. Index to Correspondence: Weller - Zwenig: January 2, 1990–December 1, 1992

Box 664 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 2, 1990, File 0002 2. Correspondence: January 3, 1990, File 0003 3. Correspondence: January 4, 1990, File 0004 4. Correspondence: January 5, 1990, File 0005 5. Correspondence: January 8, 1990, File 0008 6. Correspondence: January 9, 1990, File 0009 7. Correspondence: January 10, 1990, File 0010 8. Correspondence: January 11, 1990, File 0011 9. Correspondence: January 12, 1990, File 0012 10. Correspondence: January 16, 1990, File 0016 11. Correspondence: January 17, 1990, File 0017 12. Correspondence: January 18, 1990, File 0018 13. Correspondence: January 19, 1990, File 0019 14. Correspondence: January 22, 1990, File 0022 15. Correspondence: January 23, 1990, File 0023 16. Correspondence: January 24, 1990, File 0024 17. Correspondence: January 25, 1990, File 0025 18. Correspondence: January 26, 1990, File 0026 19. Correspondence: January 29, 1990, File 0029 20. Correspondence: January 30, 1990, File 0030 21. Correspondence: January 31, 1990, File 0031 22. Correspondence: February 1, 1990, File 0032 23. Correspondence: February 2, 1990, part 1, File 0033 24. Correspondence: February 2 , 1990, part 2, File 0033 25. Correspondence: February 2, 1990, part 3, File 0033

Box 665 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 5, 1990, File 0036 2. Correspondence: February 6, 1990, File 0037 3. Correspondence: February 7, 1990, File 0038 4. Correspondence: February 8, 1990, File 0039 5. Correspondence: February 9, 1990, File 0040 6. Correspondence: February 12, 1990, File 0043 7. Correspondence: February 13, 1990, part 1, File 0044 8. Correspondence: February 13, 1990, part 2, File 0044 9. Correspondence: February 14, 1990, File 0045 10. Correspondence: February 15, 1990, File 0046 11. Correspondence: February 16, 1990, File 0047 12. Correspondence: February 20, 1990, File 0051 13. Correspondence: February 21, 1990, File 0052 14. Correspondence: February 22, 1990, File 0053 15. Correspondence: February 23, 1990, File 0054 16. Correspondence: February 26, 1990, File 0057 17. Correspondence: February 27, 1990, File 0058 18. Correspondence: February 28, 1990, File 0059 19. Correspondence: March 1, 1990, File 0060

Box 666 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 2, 1990, File 0061 2. Correspondence: March 5, 1990, File 0064 3. Correspondence: March 6, 1990, part 1, File 0065 4. Correspondence: March 6, 1990, part 2, File 0065 5. Correspondence: March 6, 1990, part 3, File 0065 6. Correspondence: March 7, 1990, File 0066 7. Correspondence: March 8, 1990, File 0067 8. Correspondence: March 9, 1990, File 0068 9. Correspondence: March 12, 1990, File 0071 10. Correspondence: March 13, 1990, part 1, File 0072 11. Correspondence: March 13, 1990, part 2, File 0072 12. Correspondence: March 14, 1990, File 0073 13. Correspondence: March 15, 1990, File 0074 14. Correspondence: March 16, 1990, File 0075 15. Correspondence: March 19, 1990, part 1, File 0078 16. Correspondence: March 19, 1990, part 2, File 0078 17. Correspondence: March 20, 1990, File 0079 18. Correspondence: March 21, 1990, File 0080

Box 667 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 22, 1990, File 0081 2. Correspondence: March 23, 1990, File 0082 3. Correspondence: March 26, 1990, File 0085 4. Correspondence: March 27, 1990, File 0086 5. Correspondence: March 28, 1990, File 0087 6. Correspondence: March 29, 1990, File 0088 7. Correspondence: March 30, 1990, File 0089 8. Correspondence: April 2, 1990, File 0092 9. Correspondence: April 3, 1990, File 0093 10. Correspondence: April 4, 1990, File 0094 11. Correspondence: April 5, 1990, part 1, File 0095 12. Correspondence: April 5, 1990, part 2, File 0095 13. Correspondence: April 6, 1990, part 1, File 0096 14. Correspondence: April 6, 1990, part 2, File 0096 15. Correspondence: April 9, 1990, File 0099 16. Correspondence: April 10, 1990, File 0100 17. Correspondence: April 11, 1990, File 0101 18. Correspondence: April 12, 1990, File 0102 19. Correspondence: April 16, 1990, File 0106 20. Correspondence: April 17, 1990, File 0107 21. Correspondence: April 18, 1990, File 0108 22. Correspondence: April 19, 1990, part 1, File 0109 23. Correspondence: April 19, 1990, part 2, File 0109

Box 668 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 20, 1990, File 0110 2. Correspondence: April 23, 1990, File 0113 3. Correspondence: April 24, 1990, File 0114 4. Correspondence: April 25, 1990, File 0115 5. Correspondence: April 26, 1990, part 1, File 0116 6. Correspondence: April 26, 1990, part 2, File 0116 7. Correspondence: April 27, 1990, File 0117 8. Correspondence: April 30, 1990, part 1, File 0120 9. Correspondence: April 30, 1990, part 2, File 0120 10. Correspondence: May 1, 1990, part 1, File 0121 11. Correspondence: May 1, 1990, part 2, File 0121 12. Correspondence: May 2, 1990, File 0122 13. Correspondence: May 3, 1990, part 1, File 0123 14. Correspondence: May 3, 1990, part 2, File 0123 15. Correspondence: May 4, 1990, File 0124 16. Correspondence: May 7, 1990, File 0127 17. Correspondence: May 8, 1990, File 0128 18. Correspondence: May 9, 1990, part 1, File 0129 19. Correspondence: May 9, 1990, part 2, File 0129 20. Correspondence: May 10, 1990, File 0130 21. Correspondence: May 11, 1990, File 0131 22. Correspondence: May 14, 1990, part 1, File 0134 23. Correspondence: May 14, 1990, part 2, File 0134

Box 669 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 15, 1990, part 1, File 0135 2. Correspondence: May 15, 1990, part 2, File 0135 3. Correspondence: May 16, 1990, File 0136 4. Correspondence: May 17, 1990, File 0137 5. Correspondence: May 18, 1990, File 0138 6. Correspondence: May 21, 1990, File 0141 7. Correspondence: May 22, 1990, File 0142 8. Correspondence: May 23, 1990, File 0143 9. Correspondence: May 24, 1990, part 1, File 0144 10. Correspondence: May 24, 1990, part 2, File 0144 11. Correspondence: May 25, 1990, File 0145 12. Correspondence: May 29, 1990, File 0149 13. Correspondence: May 30, 1990, part 1, File 0150 14. Correspondence: May 30, 1990, part 2, File 0150 15. Correspondence: May 31, 1990, File 0151 16. Correspondence: June 1, 1990, File 0152 17. Correspondence: June 4, 1990, File 0155 18. Correspondence: June 5, 1990, File 0156 19. Correspondence: June 6, 1990, File 0157 20. Correspondence: June 7, 1990, File 0158 21. Correspondence: June 8, 1990, File 0159 22. Correspondence: June 11, 1990, File 0162 23. Correspondence: June 12, 1990, part 1, File 0163 24. Correspondence: June 12, 1990, part 2, File 0163

Box 670 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 13, 1990, File 0164 2. Correspondence: June 14, 1990, File 0165 3. Correspondence: June 15, 1990, File 0166 4. Correspondence: June 18, 1990, part 1, File 0169 5. Correspondence: June 18, 1990, part 2, File 0169 6. Correspondence: June 18, 1990, part 3, File 0169 7. Correspondence: June 19, 1990, part 1, File 0170 8. Correspondence: June 19, 1990, part 2, File 0170 9. Correspondence: June 20, 1990, part 1, File 0171 10. Correspondence: June 20, 1990, part 2, File 0171 11. Correspondence: June 21, 1990, File 0172 12. Correspondence: June 22, 1990, File 0173 13. Correspondence: June 25, 1990, File 0176 14. Correspondence: June 26, 1990, File 0177 15. Correspondence: June 27, 1990, File 0178 16. Correspondence: June 28, 1990, File 0179 17. Correspondence: June 29, 1990, File 0180 18. Correspondence: July 2, 1990, File 0183 19. Correspondence: July 3, 1990, part 1, File 0184 20. Correspondence: July 3, 1990, part 2, File 0184 21. Correspondence: July 5, 1990, File 0186 22. Correspondence: July 6, 1990, File 0187 23. Correspondence: July 9, 1990, part 1, File 0190 24. Correspondence: July 9, 1990, part 2, File 0190 25. Correspondence: July 10, 1990, part 1, File 0191 26. Correspondence: July 10, 1990, part 2, File 0191 27. Correspondence: July 11, 1990, File 0192

Box 671 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 12, 1990, part 1, File 0193 2. Correspondence: July 12, 1990, part 2, File 0193 3. Correspondence: July 13, 1990, File 0194 4. Correspondence: July 16, 1990, File 0197 5. Correspondence: July 17, 1990, File 0198 6. Correspondence: July 18, 1990, part 1, File 0199 7. Correspondence: July 18, 1990, part 2, File 1099 8. Correspondence: July 18, 1990, part 3, File 0199 9. Correspondence: July 19, 1990, part 1, File. 0200 10. Correspondence: July 19, 1990, part 2, File 0200 11. Correspondence: July 20, 1990, File 0201 12. Correspondence: July 23, 1990, part 1, File 0204 13. Correspondence: July 23, 1990, part 2, File 0204 14. Correspondence: July 23, 1990, part 3, File 0204 15. Correspondence: July 24, 1990, part 1, File 0205 16. Correspondence: July 24, 1990, part 2, File 0205 17. Correspondence: July 25, 1990, File 0206 18. Correspondence: July 26, 1990, part 1, File 0207 19. Correspondence: July 26, 1990, part 2, File 0207 20. Correspondence: July 26, 1990, part 3, File 0207

Box 672 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 27, 1990, part 1, File 0208 2. Correspondence: July 27, 1990, part 2, File 0208 3. Correspondence: July 27, 1990, part 3, File 0208 4. Correspondence: July 30, 1990, File 0211 5. Correspondence: July 31, 1990, File 0212 6. Correspondence: August 1, 1990, part 1, File 0213 7. Correspondence: August 1, 1990, part 2, File 0213 8. Correspondence: August 2, 1990, File 0214 9. Correspondence: August 3, 1990, File 0215 10. Correspondence: August 6, 1990, part 1, File 0218 11. Correspondence: August 6, 1990, part 2, File 0218 12. Correspondence: August 7, 1990, File 0219 13. Correspondence: August 8, 1990, File 0220 14. Correspondence: August 9, 1990, File 0221 15. Correspondence: August 10, 1990, part 1, File 0222 16. Correspondence: August 10, 1990, part 2, File 0222 17. Correspondence: August 13, 1990, part 1, File 0225 18. Correspondence: August 13, 1990, part 2, File 0225 19. Correspondence: August 14, 1990, part 1, File 0226 20. Correspondence: August 14, 1990, part 2, File 0226 21. Correspondence: August 15, 1990, File 0227 22. Correspondence: August 16, 1990, part 1, File 0228 23. Correspondence: August 16, 1990, part 2, File 0228

Box 673 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 17, 1990, File 0229 2. Correspondence: August 20, 1990, File 0232 3. Correspondence: August 21, 1990, File 0233 4. Correspondence: August 22, 1990, File 0234 5. Correspondence: August 23, 1990, File 0235 6. Correspondence: August 24, 1990, File 0236 7. Correspondence: August 27, 1990, File 0239 8. Correspondence: August 28, 1990, File 0240 9. Correspondence: August 29, 1990, File 0241 10. Correspondence: August 30, 1990, File 0242 11. Correspondence: September 4, 1990, File 0247 12. Correspondence: September 5, 1990, File 0248 13. Correspondence: September 7, 1990, File 0250 14. Correspondence: September 10, 1990, File 0253 15. Correspondence: September 11, 1990, File0254 16. Correspondence: September 12, 1990, File0255 17. Correspondence: September 13, 1990, File0256 18. Correspondence: September 17, 1990, File0260 19. Correspondence: September 18, 1990, File0261 20. Correspondence: September 19, 1990, File0262 21. Correspondence: September 20, 1990, File0263 22. Correspondence: September 21, 1990, File0264 23. Correspondence: September 24, 1990, File 0267 24. Correspondence: September 25, 1990, part 1, File 0268 25. Correspondence: September 25, 1990, part 2, File 0268 26. Correspondence: September 26, 1990, File 0269 27. Correspondence: September 27, 1990, File 0270 28. Correspondence: September 28, 1990, File 0271 29. Correspondence: October 1, 1990, File 0274 30. Correspondence: October 2, 1990, part 1, File 0275 31. Correspondence: October 2, 1990, part 2, File 0275

Box 674 File 1. Correspondence: October 3, 1990, part 1, File 0276 2. Correspondence: October 3, 1990, part 2, File 0276 3. Correspondence: October 4, 1990, File 0277 4. Correspondence: October 5, 1990, part 1, File 0278 5. Correspondence: October 5, 1990, part 2, File 0278 6. Correspondence: October 9, 1990, File 0282 7. Correspondence: October 10, 1990, File 0283 8. Correspondence: October 11, 1990, File 0284 9. Correspondence: October 12, 1990, File 0285 10. Correspondence: October 15, 1990, File 0288 11. Correspondence: October 16, 1990, File 0289 12. Correspondence: October 17, 1990, File 0290 13. Correspondence: October 18, 1990, File 0291 14. Correspondence: October 19, 1990, File 0292 15. Correspondence: October 22, 1990, File 0295 16. Correspondence: October 23, 1990, File 0296 17. Correspondence: October 24, 1990, File 0297 18. Correspondence: October 25, 1990, File 0297 19. Correspondence: October 29, 1990, File 0302 20. Correspondence: October 30, 1990, File 0303 21. Correspondence: October 31, 1990, File 0304 22. Correspondence: November 1, 1990, File 0305 23. Correspondence: November 2, 1990, File 0306 24. Correspondence: November 5, 1990, File 0309 25. Correspondence: November 6, 1990, File 0310 26. Correspondence: November 7, 1990, File 0311

Box 675 Folder 1. Correspondence: November 8, 1990, File 0312 2. Correspondence: November 9, 1990, File 0313 3. Correspondence: November 13, 1990, part 1, File 0317 4. Correspondence: November 13, 1990, part 2, File 0317 5. Correspondence: November 14, 1990, File 0318 6. Correspondence: November 15, 1990, File 0319 7. Correspondence: November 16, 1990, File 0320 8. Correspondence: November 19, 1990, File 0323 9. Correspondence: November 20, 1990, File 0324 10. Correspondence: November 21, 1990, File 0325 11. Correspondence: November 26, 1990, File 0330 12. Correspondence: November 27, 1990, File 0331 13. Correspondence: November 28, 1990, part 1, File 0332 14. Correspondence: November 28, 1990, part 2, File 0332 15. Correspondence: November 29, 1990, File 0333 16. Correspondence: November 30, 1990, File 0334 17. Correspondence: December 3, 1990, File 0337 18. Correspondence: December 4, 1990, File 0338 19. Correspondence: December 5, 1990, File 0339 20. Correspondence: December 6, 1990 File3 0340 21. Correspondence: December 7, 1990, File 0341 22. Correspondence: December 11, 1990, part 1, File 0345 23. Correspondence: December 11, 1990, part 2, File 0345 24. Correspondence: December 12, 1990, File 0346 25. Correspondence: December 13, 1990, File 0347 26. Correspondence: December 14, 1990, File 0348 27. Correspondence: December 17, 1990, File 0351 28. Correspondence: December 18, 1990, File 0352 29. Correspondence: December 19, 1990, File 0353 30. Correspondence: December 20, 1990, File 0354 31. Correspondence: December 21, 1990, File 0355 32. Correspondence: December 26, 1990, File 0360 33. Correspondence: December 27, 1990, File 0361

Box 676 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 2, 1991, File 1002 2. Correspondence: January 3, 1991, File 1003 3. Correspondence: January 4, 1991, File 1004 4. Correspondence: January 7, 1991, File 1007 5. Correspondence: January 8, 1991, File 1008 6. Correspondence: January 9, 1991, part 1, File 1009 7. Correspondence: January 9, 1991, part 2, File 1009 8. Correspondence: January 10, 1991, File 1010 9. Correspondence: January 14, 1991, File 1014 10. Correspondence: January 15, 1991, File 1015 11. Correspondence: January 16, 1991, File 1016 12. Correspondence: January 17, 1991, File 1017 13. Correspondence: January 18, 1991, File 1018 14. Correspondence: January 22, 1991, part 1, File 1022 15. Correspondence: January 22, 1991, part 2, File 1022 16. Correspondence: January 23, 1991, File 1023 17. Correspondence: January 24, 1991, File 1024 18. Correspondence: January 25, 1991, File 1025 19. Correspondence: January 28, 1991, File 1028 20. Correspondence: January 29, 1991, File 1029 21. Correspondence: January 30, 1991, File 1030 22. Correspondence: January 31, 1991, File 1031 23. Correspondence: February 1, 1991, File 1032 24. Correspondence: February 4, 1991, File 1035 25. Correspondence: February 5, 1991, File 1036 26. Correspondence: February 6, 1991, File 1037 27. Correspondence: February 7, 1991, File 1038 28. Correspondence: February 8, 1991, File 1039 29. Correspondence: February 11, 1991, File 1042 30. Correspondence: February 12, 1991, File 1043 31. Correspondence: February 13, 1991, File 1044 32. Correspondence: February 14, 1991, File 1045 33. Correspondence: February 15, 1991, File 1046 34. Correspondence: February 19, 1991, File 1050

Box 677 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 20, 1991, File 1051 2. Correspondence: February 21, 1991, File 1052 3. Correspondence: February 22, 1991, File 1053 4. Correspondence: February 25, 1991, part 1 File 1056 5. Correspondence: February 25, 1991, part 2 File 1056 6. Correspondence: February 26, 1991, File 1057 7. Correspondence: February 27, 1991, File 1058 8. Correspondence: February 28, 1991, File 1059 9. Correspondence: March 1, 1991, File 1060 10. Correspondence: March 4, 1991, File 1063 11. Correspondence: March 5, 1991, File 1064 12. Correspondence: March 6, 1991, File 1065 13. Correspondence: March 7, 1991, File 1066 14. Correspondence: March 8, 1991, File 1067 15. Correspondence: March 11, 1991, File 1070 16. Correspondence: March 12, 1991, File 1071 17. Correspondence: March 13, 1991, File 1072 18. Correspondence: March 14, 1991, File 1073 19. Correspondence: March 15, 1991, File 1074 20. Correspondence: March 18, 1991, File 1077 21. Correspondence: March 19, 1991, part 1, File 1078 22. Correspondence: March 19, 1991, part 2, File 1078 23. Correspondence: March 20, 1991, part 1, File 1079 24. Correspondence: March 20, 1991, part 2, File 1079 25. Correspondence: March 20, 1991, part 3, File 1079 26. Correspondence: March 22, 1991, File 1081 27. Correspondence: March 25, 1991, File 1084 28. Correspondence: March 26, 1991, File 1085

Box 678 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 27, 1991, File 1086 2. Correspondence: March 28, 1991, part 1, File 1087 3. Correspondence: March 28, 1991, part 2, File 1087 4. Correspondence: April 1, 1991, File 1091 5. Correspondence: April 2, 1991, File 1092 6. Correspondence: April 3, 1991, part 1, File 1093 7. Correspondence: April 3, 1991, part 2, File 1093 8. Correspondence: April 4, 1991, File 1094 9. Correspondence: April 5, 1991, File 1095 10. Correspondence: April 8, 1991, File 1098 11. Correspondence: April 9, 1991, File 1099 12. Correspondence: April 10, 1991, File 1100 13. Correspondence: April 11, 1991, File 1101 14. Correspondence: April 12, 1991, File 1102 15. Correspondence: April 15, 1991, File 1105 16. Correspondence: April 16, 1991, File 1106 17. Correspondence: April 17, 1991, part 1, File 1107 18. Correspondence: April 17, 1991, part 2, File 1107 19. Correspondence: April 18, 1991, File 1108 20. Correspondence: April 19, 1991, File 1109 21. Correspondence: April 22, 1991, File 1112 22. Correspondence: April 23, 1991, File 1113 23. Correspondence: April 24, 1991, File 1114 24. Correspondence: April 25, 1991, File 1115

Box 679 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 26, 1991, File 1116 2. Correspondence: April 29, 1991, File 1119 3. Correspondence: April 30, 1991, File 1120 4. Correspondence: May 1, 1991, File 1121 5. Correspondence: May 2, 1991, File 1122 6. Correspondence: May 3, 1991, File 1123 7. Correspondence: May 6, 1991, File 1126 8. Correspondence: May 7, 1991, File 1127 9. Correspondence: May 8, 1991, File 1128 10. Correspondence: May 9, 1991, File 1129 11. Correspondence: May 10, 1991, File 1130 12. Correspondence: May 13, 1991, File 1133 13. Correspondence: May 14, 1991, File 1134 14. Correspondence: May 15, 1991, File 1135 15. Correspondence: May 16, 1991, part 1, File 1136 16. Correspondence: May 16, 1991, part 2, File 1136 17. Correspondence: May 17, 1991, File 1137 18. Correspondence: May 20, 1991, part 1, File 1140 19. Correspondence: May 20, 1991, part 2, File 1140 20. Correspondence: May 21, 1991, File 1141 21. Correspondence: May 22, 1991, part 1, File 1142 22. Correspondence: May 22, 1991, part 2, File 1142 23. Correspondence: May 23, 1991, File 1143 24. Correspondence: May 24, 1991, File 1144

Box 680 Folder 1. Correspondence: May 28, 1991, File 1148 2. Correspondence: May 29, 1991, File 1149 3. Correspondence: May 30, 1991, File 1150 4. Correspondence: May 31, 1991, part 1, File 1151 5. Correspondence: May 31, 1991, part 2, File 1151 6. Correspondence: May 31, 1991, part 3, File 1151 7. Correspondence: June 1, 1991, File 1152 8. Correspondence: June 3, 1991, File 1154 9. Correspondence: June 4, 1991, part 1, File 1155 10. Correspondence: June 4, 1991, part 2 ,File 1155 11. Correspondence: June 5, 1991, File 1156 12. Correspondence: June 6, 1991, File 1157 13. Correspondence: June 7, 1991, File 1158 14. Correspondence: June 10, 1991, part 1, File 1161 15. Correspondence: June 10, 1991, part 2, File 1161 16. Correspondence: June 10, 1991, part 3, File 1161 17. Correspondence: June 11, 1991, File 1163 18. Correspondence: June 12, 1991, part 1, File 1163 19. Correspondence: June 12, 1991, part 2, File 1163 20. Correspondence: June 12, 1991, part 3, File 1163 21. Correspondence: June 13, 1991, File 1164 22. Correspondence: June 14, 1991, File 1165 23. Correspondence: June 17, 1991, File 1168

Box 681 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 18, 1991, part 1, File 1169 2. Correspondence: June 18, 1991, part 2, File 1169 3. Correspondence: June 19, 1991, File 1170 4. Correspondence: June 20, 1991, part 1, File 1171 5. Correspondence: June 20, 1991, part 2, File 1171 6. Correspondence: June 21, 1991, part 1, File 1172 7. Correspondence: June 21, 1991, part 2, File 1172 8. Correspondence: June 21, 1991, part 3, File 1172 9. Correspondence: June 21, 1991, part 4, File 1172 10. Correspondence: June 24, 1991, part 1, File 1175 11. Correspondence: June 24, 1991, part 2, File 1175 12. Correspondence: June 24, 1991, part 3, File 1175 13. Correspondence: June 24, 1991, part 4, File 1175 14. Correspondence: June 25, 1991, part 1, File 1176 15. Correspondence: June 25, 1991, part 2, File 1176 16. Correspondence: June 25, 1991, part 3, File 1176 17. Correspondence: June 26, 1991, part 1, File 1177 18. Correspondence: June 26, 1991, part 2, File 1177 19. Correspondence: June 27, 1991, File 1178 20. Correspondence: June 28, 1991, part 1, File 1179 21. Correspondence: June 28, 1991, part 2, File 1179

Box 682 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 1, 1991, File 1182 2. Correspondence: July 2, 1991, File 1183 3. Correspondence: July 3, 1991, File 1184 4. Correspondence: July 8, 1991, File 1189 5. Correspondence: July 9, 1991, File 1190 6. Correspondence: July 10, 1991, File 1191 7. Correspondence: July 11, 1991, File 1192 8. Correspondence: July 12, 1991, File 1193 9. Correspondence: July 15, 1991, File 1196 10. Correspondence: July 16, 1991, File 1197 11. Correspondence: July 17, 1991, part 1, File 1198 12. Correspondence: July 17, 1991, part 2, File 1198 13. Correspondence: July 18, 1991, File 1199 14. Correspondence: July 19, 1991, File 1200 15. Correspondence: July 22, 1991, File 1203 16. Correspondence: July 23, 1991, File 1204 17. Correspondence: July 24, 1991, part 1, File 1205 18. Correspondence: July 24, 1991, part 2, File 1205 19. Correspondence: July 25, 1991, File 1206 20. Correspondence: July 26, 1991, File 1207 21. Correspondence: July 29, 1991, File 1210 22. Correspondence: July 30, 1991, part 1, File 1211 23. Correspondence: July 30, 1991, part 2, File 1211 24. Correspondence: July 31, 1991, File 1212 25. Correspondence: August 1, 1991, File 1213 26. Correspondence: August 2, 1991, File 1214

Box 683 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 5, 1991, File 1217 2. Correspondence: August 6, 1991, part 1, File 1218 3. Correspondence: August 6, 1991, part 2, File 1218 4. Correspondence: August 7, 1991, File 1219 5. Correspondence: August 8, 1991, File 1220 6. Correspondence: August 9, 1991, File 1221 7. Correspondence: August 12, 1991, File 1224 8. Correspondence: August 13, 1991, File 1225 9. Correspondence: August 14, 1991, File 1226 10. Correspondence: August 15, 1991, File 1227 11. Correspondence: August 16, 1991, File 1228 12. Correspondence: August 17, 1991, File 1229 13. Correspondence: August 19, 1991, File 1231 14. Correspondence: August 20, 1991, part 1, File 1232 15. Correspondence: August 20, 1991, part 2, File 1232 16. Correspondence: August 21, 1991, File 1233 17. Correspondence: August 22, 1991, File 1234 18. Correspondence: August 26, 1991, File 1238 19. Correspondence: August 27, 1991, File 1239 20. Correspondence: August 28, 1991, File 1240 21. Correspondence: August 29, 1991, File 1241 22. Correspondence: August 30, 1991, File 1242 23. Correspondence: September 3, 1991, File 1246 24. Correspondence: September 4, 1991, File 1247 25. Correspondence: September 5, 1991, File 1248 26. Correspondence: September 6, 1991, File 1249 27. Correspondence: September 9, 1991, File 1252 28. Correspondence: September 10, 1991, File 1253 29. Correspondence: September 11, 1991, part 1 File 1254 30. Correspondence: September 11, 1991, part 2 File 1254

Box 684 File 1. Correspondence: September 12, 1991, File 1255 2. Correspondence: September 13, 1991, File 1256 3. Correspondence: September 16, 1991, File 1259 4. Correspondence: September 17, 1991, File 1260 5. Correspondence: September 18, 1991, part 1 File 1261 6. Correspondence: September 18, 1991, part 2 File 1261 7. Correspondence: September 19, 1991, File 1262 8. Correspondence: September 20, 1991, File 1263 9. Correspondence: September 23, 1991, File 1266 10. Correspondence: September 24, 1991, File 1267 11. Correspondence: September 25, 1991, File 1268 12. Correspondence: September 26, 1991, File 1269 13. Correspondence: September 27, 1991, File 1270 14. Correspondence: September 30, 1991, File 1273 15. Correspondence: October 1, 1991, part 1, File 1274 16. Correspondence: October 1, 1991, part 2, File 1274 17. Correspondence: October 2, 1991, File 1275 18. Correspondence: October 3, 1991, File 1276 19. Correspondence: October 4, 1991, File 1277 20. Correspondence: October 7, 1991, File 1280 21. Correspondence: October 8, 1991, File 1281 22. Correspondence: October 9, 1991, File 1282 23. Correspondence: October 10, 1991, File 1283 24. Correspondence: October 11, 1991, File 1284 25. Correspondence: October 15, 1991, File 1288 26. Correspondence: October 16, 1991, part 1, File 1289 27. Correspondence: October 16, 1991, part 2, File 1289

Box 685 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 17, 1991, File 1290 2. Correspondence: October 18, 1991, File 1291 3. Correspondence: October 19, 1991, File 1292 4. Correspondence: October 21, 1991, File 1294 5. Correspondence: October 22, 1991, File 1295 6. Correspondence: October 23, 1991, File 1296 7. Correspondence: October 24, 1991, File 1297 8. Correspondence: October 25, 1991, File 1298 9. Correspondence: October 29, 1991, File 1302 10. Correspondence: October 30, 1991, File 1303 11. Correspondence: October 31, 1991, part 1, File 1304 12. Correspondence: October 31, 1991, part 2, File 1304 13. Correspondence: November 1, 1991, File 1305 14. Correspondence: November 4, 1991, File 1308 15. Correspondence: November 5, 1991, File 1309 16. Correspondence: November 6, 1991, part 1, File 1310 17. Correspondence: November 6, 1991, part 2, File 1310 18. Correspondence: November 7, 1991, File 1311 19. Correspondence: November 8, 1991, File 1312 20. Correspondence: November 12, 1991, File 1316 21. Correspondence: November 13, 1991, File 1317 22. Correspondence: November 14, 1991, File 1318 23. Correspondence: November 15, 1991, File 1319 24. Correspondence: November 18, 1991, part 1, File 1322 25. Correspondence: November 18, 1991, part 2, File 1322 26. Correspondence: November 19, 1991, File 1323

Box 686 Folder 1. Correspondence: November 20, 1991, File 1324 2. Correspondence: November 21, 1991, File 1325 3. Correspondence: November 22, 1991, File 1326 4. Correspondence: November 25, 1991, File 1329 5. Correspondence: November 26, 1991, File 1330 6. Correspondence: November 27, 1991, File 1331 7. Correspondence: November 30, 1991, File 1334 8. Correspondence: December 2, 1991, File 1336 9. Correspondence: December 3, 1991, part 1, File 1337 10. Correspondence: December 3, 1991, part 2, File 1337 11. Correspondence: December 4, 1991, File 1338 12. Correspondence: December 5, 1991, File 1339 13. Correspondence: December 6, 1991, File 1340 14. Correspondence: December 9, 1991, File 1343 15. Correspondence: December 10, 1991, part 1 File 1344 16. Correspondence: December 10, 1991, part 2 File 1344 17. Correspondence: December 11, 1991, part 1 File 1345 18. Correspondence: December 11, 1991, part 2 File 1345 19. Correspondence: December 12, 1991, File 1346 20. Correspondence: December 13, 1991, File 1347 21. Correspondence: December 17, 1991, File 1351 22. Correspondence: December 18, 1991, File 1352 23. Correspondence: December 19, 1991, part 1, File 1353 24. Correspondence: December 19, 1991, part 2, File 1353 25. Correspondence: December 20, 1991, File 1354 26. Correspondence: December 23, 1991, File 1357 27. Correspondence: December 24, 1991, File 1358 28. Correspondence: December 26, 1991, File 1360 29. Correspondence: December 31, 1991, File 1365

Box 687 Folder 1. Correspondence: January 2, 1992, File 2002 2. Correspondence: January 3, 1992, File 2003 3. Correspondence: January 7, 1992, File 2007 4. Correspondence: January 8, 1992, part 1, File 2008 5. Correspondence: January 8, 1992, part 2, File 2008 6. Correspondence: January 9, 1992, File 2009 7. Correspondence: January 10, 1992, File 2010 8. Correspondence: January 13, 1992, File 2013 9. Correspondence: January 14, 1992, File 2014 10. Correspondence: January 15, 1992, File 2015 11. Correspondence: January 16, 1992, File 2016 12. Correspondence: January 17, 1992, File 2017 13. Correspondence: January 21, 1992, File 2021 14. Correspondence: January 22, 1992, File 2022 15. Correspondence: January 23, 1992, File 2023 16. Correspondence: January 24, 1992, File 2024 17. Correspondence: January 27, 1992, File 2027 18. Correspondence: January 28, 1992, File 2028 19. Correspondence: January 29, 1992, File 2029 20. Correspondence: January 30, 1992, File 2030 21. Correspondence: January 31, 1992, File 2031 22. Correspondence: February 3, 1992, File 2034 23. Correspondence: February 4, 1992, File 2035 24. Correspondence: February 5, 1992, File 2036 25. Correspondence: February 6, 1992, File 2037 26. Correspondence: February 7, 1992, File 2038 27. Correspondence: February 10, 1992, File 2041 28. Correspondence: February 11, 1992, part 1, File 2042 29. Correspondence: February 11, 1992, part 2, File 2042 30. Correspondence: February 12, 1992, File 2043 31. Correspondence: February 13, 1992, File 2044

Box 688 Folder 1. Correspondence: February 14, 1992, File 2045 2. Correspondence: February 18, 1992, part 1, File 2049 3. Correspondence: February 18, 1992, part 2, File 2049 4. Correspondence: February 19, 1992, File 2050 5. Correspondence: February 20, 1992, File 2051 6. Correspondence: February 21, 1992, File 2052 7. Correspondence: February 24, 1992, File 2055 8. Correspondence: February 25, 1992, File 2056 9. Correspondence: February 26, 1992, File 2057 10. Correspondence: February 27, 1992, File 2058 11. Correspondence: February 28, 1992, File 2059 12. Correspondence: March 2, 1992, File 2062 13. Correspondence: March 3, 1992, File 2063 14. Correspondence: March 4, 1992, File 2064 15. Correspondence: March 5, 1992, part 1, File 2065 16. Correspondence: March 5, 1992, part 2, File 2065 17. Correspondence: March 6, 1992, File 2066 18. Correspondence: March 9, 1992, File 2069 19. Correspondence: March 10, 1992, File 2070 20. Correspondence: March 11, 1992, part 1, File 2071 21. Correspondence: March 11, 1992, part 2, File 2071 22. Correspondence: March 12, 1992, part 1, File 2072 23. Correspondence: March 12, 1992, part 2, File 2072 24. Correspondence: March 13, 1992, File 2073 25. Correspondence: March 16, 1992, File 2076 26. Correspondence: March 17, 1992, File 2077 27. Correspondence: March 18, 1992, File 2078

Box 689 Folder 1. Correspondence: March 19, 1992, File 2079 2. Correspondence: March 20, 1992, File 2080 3. Correspondence: March 23, 1992, part 1, File 2083 4. Correspondence: March 23, 1992, part 2, File 2083 5. Correspondence: March 24, 1992, File 2084 6. Correspondence: March 25, 1992, File 2085 7. Correspondence: March 26, 1992, part 1, File 2086 8. Correspondence: March 26, 1992, part 2, File 2086 9. Correspondence: March 26, 1992, part 3, File 2086 10. Correspondence: March 27, 1992, File 2087 11. Correspondence: March 30, 1992, File 2090 12. Correspondence: March 31, 1992, File 2091 13. Correspondence: April 1, 1992, File 2092 14. Correspondence: April 2, 1992, File 2093 15. Correspondence: April 3, 1992, File 2094 16. Correspondence: April 4, 1992, File 2095 17. Correspondence: April 6, 1992, File 2097 18. Correspondence: April 7, 1992, File 2098 19. Correspondence: April 8, 1992, File 2099 20. Correspondence: April 9, 1992, File 2100 21. Correspondence: April 10, 1992, File 2101 22. Correspondence: April 13, 1992, File 2104 23. Correspondence: April 14, 1992, File 2105 24. Correspondence: April 15, 1992, File 2106 25. Correspondence: April 16, 1992, File 2107

Box 690 Folder 1. Correspondence: April 20, 1992, File 2111 2. Correspondence: April 21, 1992, part 1, File 2112 3. Correspondence: April 21, 1992, part 2, File 2112 4. Correspondence: April 22, 1992, File 2113 5. Correspondence: April 23, 1992, part 1, File 2114 6. Correspondence: April 23, 1992, part 2, File 2114 7. Correspondence: April 23, 1992, part 3, File 2114 8. Correspondence: April 24, 1992, File 2115 9. Correspondence: April 27, 1992, File 2118 10. Correspondence: April 28, 1992, File 2119 11. Correspondence: April 29, 1992, File 2120 12. Correspondence: April 30, 1992, File 2121 13. Correspondence: May 4, 1992, File 2125 14. Correspondence: May 5, 1992, File 2126 15. Correspondence: May 6, 1992, File 2127 16. Correspondence: May 1, 1992, File 2128 17. Correspondence: May 8, 1992, File 2129 18. Correspondence: May 11, 1992, File 2132 19. Correspondence: May 12, 1992, File 2133 20. Correspondence: May 13, 1992, File 2134 21. Correspondence: May 14, 1992, File 2135 22. Correspondence: May 15, 1992, File 2136 23. Correspondence: May 18, 1992, File 2139 24. Correspondence: May 19, 1992, File 2140 25. Correspondence: May 20, 1992, File 2141 26. Correspondence: May 26, 1992, File 2147 27. Correspondence: May 27, 1992, File 2148 28. Correspondence: May 28, 1992, File 2149 29. Correspondence: May 29, 1992, File 2150 30. Correspondence: June 1, 1992, File 2153

Box 691 Folder 1. Correspondence: June 2, 1992, File 2154 2. Correspondence: June 3, 1992, File 2155 3. Correspondence: June 4, 1992, File 2156 4. Correspondence: June 5, 1992, File 2157 5. Correspondence: June 8, 1992, File 2160 6. Correspondence: June 9, 1992, File 2161 7. Correspondence: June 10, 1992, part 1, File 2162 8. Correspondence: June 10, 1992, part 2, File 2162 9. Correspondence: June 11, 1992, File 2163 10. Correspondence: June 12, 1992, File 2164 11. Correspondence: June 15, 1992, File 2167 12. Correspondence: June 16, 1992, part 1, File 2168 13. Correspondence: June 16, 1992, part 2, File 2168 14. Correspondence: June 17, 1992, File 2169 15. Correspondence: June 18, 1992, File 2170 16. Correspondence: June 19, 1992, File 2171 17. Correspondence: June 22, 1992, File 2174 18. Correspondence: June 23, 1992, File 2175 19. Correspondence: June 24, 1992, File 2176 20. Correspondence: June 25, 1992, part 1, File 2177 21. Correspondence: June 25, 1992, part 2, File 2177 22. Correspondence: June 26, 1992, File 2178 23. Correspondence: June 29, 1992, File 2181 24. Correspondence: June 30, 1992, File 2182 25. Correspondence: July 1, 1992, File 2183 26. Correspondence: July 2, 1992, File 2184 27. Correspondence: July 6, 1992, File 2188

Box 692 Folder 1. Correspondence: July 7, 1992, File 2189 2. Correspondence: July 8, 1992, File 2190 3. Correspondence: July 9, 1992, part 1, File 2191 4. Correspondence: July 9, 1992, part 2, File 2191 5. Correspondence: July 10, 1992, File 2192 6. Correspondence: July 13, 1992, File 2195 7. Correspondence: July 14, 1992, File 2196 8. Correspondence: July 15, 1992, File 2197 9. Correspondence: July 16, 1992, File 2198 10. Correspondence: July 17, 1992, part 1, File 2199 11. Correspondence: July 17, 1992, part 2, File 2199 12. Correspondence: July 20, 1992, File 2202 13. Correspondence: July 21, 1992, File 2203 14. Correspondence: July 22, 1992, File 2204 15. Correspondence: July 23, 1992, File 2205 16. Correspondence: July 24, 1992, File 2206 17. Correspondence: July 27, 1992, File 2209 18. Correspondence: July 28, 1992, part 1, File 2210 19. Correspondence: July 28, 1992, part 2, File 2210 20. Correspondence: July 29, 1992, part 1, File 2211 21. Correspondence: July 29, 1992, part 2, File 2211 22. Correspondence: July 30, 1992, File 2212 23. Correspondence: July 31, 1992, File 2213 24. Correspondence: August 3, 1992, File 2216 25. Correspondence: August 4, 1992, File 2217

Box 693 Folder 1. Correspondence: August 5, 1992, File 2218 2. Correspondence: August 6, 1992, part 1, File 2219 3. Correspondence: August 6, 1992, part 2, File 2219 4. Correspondence: August 7, 1992, File 2220 5. Correspondence: August 10, 1992, File 2223 6. Correspondence: August 11, 1992, part 1 File 2224 7. Correspondence: August 11, 1992, part 2, File 2224 8. Correspondence: August 12, 1992, File 2225 9. Correspondence: August 13, 1992, File 2226 10. Correspondence: August 14, 1992, File 2227 11. Correspondence: August 17, 1992, File 2230 12. Correspondence: August 18, 1992, File 2231 13. Correspondence: August 19, 1992, part 1, File 2232 14. Correspondence: August 19, 1992, part 2, File 2232 15. Correspondence: August 20, 1992, File 2233 16. Correspondence: August 21, 1992, File 2234 17. Correspondence: August 25, 1992, File 2238 18. Correspondence: August 26, 1992, File 2239 19. Correspondence: August 27, 1992, File 2240 20. Correspondence: August 28, 1992, File 2241 21. Correspondence: September 1, 1992, File 2245 22. Correspondence: September 2, 1992, File 2246 23. Correspondence: September 3, 1992, File 2247 24. Correspondence: September 14, 1992, File 2258 25. Correspondence: September 15, 1992, File 2259 26. Correspondence: September 16, 1992, File 2260 27. Correspondence: September 23, 1992, File 2267 28. Correspondence: September 24, 1992, File 2268 29. Correspondence: September 28, 1992, File 2272 30. Correspondence: September 29, 1992, File 2273 31. Correspondence: September 30, 1992, File 2274 32. Correspondence: October 1, 1992, File 2275 33. Correspondence: October 2, 1992, File 2276 34. Correspondence: October 5, 1992, File 2279 35. Correspondence: October 6, 1992, File 2280 36. Correspondence: October 8, 1992, File 2282 37. Correspondence: October 9, 1992, File 2283 38. Correspondence: October 13, 1992, File 2287 39. Correspondence: October 14, 1992, File 2288 40. Correspondence: October 15, 1992, File 2289

Box 694 Folder 1. Correspondence: October 16, 1992, File 2290 2. Correspondence: October 19, 1992, File 2293 3. Correspondence: October 27, 1992, File 2301 4. Correspondence: October 28, 1992, File 2302 5. Correspondence: October 29, 1992, File 2303 6. Correspondence: November 13, 1992, File 2318 7. Correspondence: November 17, 1992, File 2322 8. Correspondence: November 23, 1992, File 2328 9. Correspondence: November 24, 1992, part 1, File 2329 10. Correspondence: November 24, 1992, part 2, File 2329 11. Correspondence: November 25, 1992 , File 2330 12. Correspondence: November 30, 1992, File 2335 13. Correspondence: December 1, 1992, File 2336