John J. Marchi Papers

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Volume: 65 linear feet

• Biographical Note • Chronology • Scope and Content • Series Descriptions • Box & Folder List

Biographical Note

John J. Marchi, the son of Louis and Alina Marchi, was born on May 20, 1921, in Staten Island, New York. He graduated from Manhattan College with first honors in 1942, later receiving a Juris Doctor from St. John’s University School of Law and Doctor of Judicial Science from Brooklyn Law School in 1953. He engaged in the general practice of law with offices on Staten Island and has lectured extensively to Italian jurists at the request of the State Department. Marchi served in the Coast Guard and Navy during World War II and was on combat duty in the Atlantic and Pacific theatres of war. Marchi also served as a Commander in the Active Reserve after the war, retiring from the service in 1982.

John J. Marchi was first elected to the New York State Senate in the 1956 General Election. As a Senator, he quickly rose to influential Senate positions through the chairmanship of many standing and joint committees, including Chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on the City of New York. In 1966, he was elected as a Delegate to the Constitutional Convention and chaired the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitutional Issues. That same year, Senator Marchi was named Chairman of the New York State Joint Legislative Committee on Interstate Cooperation, the oldest joint legislative committee in the Legislature. Other senior state government leadership positions followed, and this focus on state government relations and the City of New York permeated Senator Marchi’s career for the next few decades.

In 1969, Marchi decided to challenge John V. Lindsay’s reelection campaign, announcing that he would run a primary campaign to obtain the Republican Party’s endorsement that would allow him to run for Mayor in the General Election of that year. Senator Marchi ran on a platform of fighting crime, reducing welfare rolls, court reform, and a general clean-up of New York City – positions that were in keeping with those of the Conservative Party, on whose party line he also ran, as well as conservative members of the 2

Republican Party. However, liberals also credited him with running an intelligent, non-rancorous campaign. He won the Republican primary and went on to challenge Lindsay once more in the General Election. This time, Marchi was defeated, but he returned in 1973 to once more conduct a mayoral campaign. Losing again in the General Election, Marchi resumed his work in the New York State Senate, where he served as the Chairman of the Finance Committee and a ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Throughout the 1970s, Senator Marchi was at the forefront of issues such as reform of the New York City School system, educational change, transportation improvement, and crime prevention. His position as Chairman of the Finance Committee made him instrumental in dealing with New York City’s mid- seventies fiscal crisis, and he provided leadership in the establishment of the Emergency Financial Control Board and the Municipal Assistance Corporation. The chairman’s position also provided him with the ability to channel funds to many arts and cultural institutions on Staten Island, in particular the Snug Harbor Cultural Center. He also played a critical role in securing funds for mental health programs on the Island, and joined his fellow Island legislators in the nascent movement to deal with local environmental problems.

The Senate Finance Committee also brought about important change under Senator Marchi’s leadership. Marchi sponsored the bill that modernized New York State’s reporting and bookkeeping practices. The Finance Committee also gained greater power to review and assess the Executive budget and ancillary programs and introduced better methods of economic forecasting. Overall, these changes allowed for more clear and accurate views of the state’s financial picture, and gave the Legislature more power in the budget process.

In the 1980s, one issue dominated the agenda of Marchi and his constituents: the secession movement. In 1983, a lawsuit challenged the legality of New York City’s Board of Estimate as violating the “one-man one vote” democratic principle. The successful challenge left Staten Island and its 350,000 population with much reduced representation in city government. Marchi decided immediately to promote changing Staten Island from a borough of New York City to a separate county or city. For the next decade and a half, Senator Marchi led legal challenges, built a popular movement, succeeded in persuading the State of New York to approve and fund a Charter Commission for Staten Island, and forced New York City to hold a special referendum for Island residents on secession. The secession movement and the Charter Commission for Staten Island gained considerable momentum, and though it was ultimately defeated, Marchi’s reputation as a thoughtful, deliberate, erudite leader only grew.

Marchi also continued his work to improve public education in the 1980’s. Marchi was appointed as Chairman of the Temporary State Commission on New York City School Governance in 1989. This 3 commission conducted a two-year study on the control and governance in New York City schools and provided recommendations to the New York State Legislature on improving administration and public participation in the school system. Senator Marchi also provided assistance to the College of Staten Island so that the school could obtain the land of the former Willowbrook State School for a campus.

In the 1990s, Senator Marchi succeeded in raising the profile of the Island’s environmental issues and securing funds to resolve them. Of particular note was Marchi’s legislation (1996) to close the Fresh Kills landfill by January 1, 2002. More recently, Senator Marchi was also appointed to head the Senate Task Force on World Trade Center Recovery after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Marchi was named Assistant Majority Whip in 2003 and continues to serve on several standing committees including Corporations, Authorities and Commissions (which he previously chaired); Cities; Environmental Conservation; Finance; Investigations and Government Operations; Judiciary and Rules. Senator Marchi was also recognized by the National Conference of State Legislatures as being the longest serving legislator in America at any level of government.

Senator Marchi still resides in Staten Island. He and his wife, the former Maria Luisa Davini of Lucca, Italy, have two daughters, Aline and Joan, two granddaughters, Stefania and Francesca and a great- grandson, Giuseppe. Senator Marchi is also a member of numerous religious, veterans, professional and civic associations, including the Richmond County and American Bar Associations and the American Judicature Society.

Chronology

1921 Born on Staten Island, son of Louis and Alina Marchi, on May 20.

1942 Graduated from Manhattan College with first honors and received the Cardinal Hayes Award for scholastic achievement and campus leadership.

World War II Served in United States Coast Guard and saw action in the North Atlantic and Okinawa.

1948 Married Maria Luisa Davini in her home town of Lucca, Italy, November 14.

1949 Graduated from St. John’s Law School, Juris Doctor.

1952 Narrowly lost bid for Republican nomination for the State Assembly to Edward Amann in county committee.

1953 Graduated from Brooklyn Law School, Doctor of Juridical Science.

Served in Albany as counsel to John Macdonald, senator from Staten Island, for two years.

1956 Elected to the State Senate in his first run for elective office (total vote: 81,001): Marchi Rep. 44,159 (54.5%) 4

Edward V. Curry Dem. 36,842

1958 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 66,375): Marchi Rep. 35,505 United Taxpayers 918 Total 36,423 (54.9%) Edmund J. Murphy Dem. 28,298 George Maki Lib. 1,645

1960 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 87,186): Marchi Rep. 49,716 (57%) Ralph DiIorio Dem. 34,604 George Maki Lib. 2,866

Named chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee formed to study the state’s liquor laws.

1961 As chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce and Navigation, proposed and was named chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee on New York City Docks in February; resigned in July, citing his race for borough president and his desire to keep the investigation “out of the realm of partisan politics.”

Lost race for borough president to incumbent Albert V. Maniscalco (total vote 73,161): Marchi Rep. 35,632 (48.7%) Maniscalco Dem. 31,264 Lib. 4,508 Brotherhood 1,757 Total 37,529

1962 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 72,987): Marchi Rep. 42,659 (58.4%) Aldo R. Benedetto Dem. 27,485 Lib. 2,843 Total 30,328

1963 Became Chairman of the Senate’s Committee on the City of New York.

1964 David Jaffe became Senator Marchi’s counsel; his first project was the investigation of the Mobilization for Youth, an anti-poverty program, for mismanagement and communist influence.

As chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee investigating the Alcoholic Beverages Control Law, Marchi blocked the measure supported by Governor Rockefeller, resulting in a special session which passed a compromise bill.

Re-elected to the Senate, receiving the Conservative Party (founded 1962) endorsement for the first time (total vote 88,952): Marchi Rep. 42,912 Cons. 5,986 Total 48,898 (55%) Joseph J. Holzka Dem. 38,219 Lib. 1,835 Total 40,054

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Democrats took the State Senate in the Johnson landslide, the only time Marchi was in the minority in Albany.

1965 Became a member of the Executive Committee and Board of Governors of the Council of State Governments.

Following implementation of a new court-ordered reapportionment plan, all legislators had to run again. The Republicans regained control of the State Senate after one year of a Democratic majority. Marchi was easily reelected (total vote 84,567): Marchi Rep. 41,140 Con. 11,110 Total 55,250 (65.3%) Vito Titone Dem. 25,933 Ferdinand Cubas Lib. 3,384

1966 Became Chairman of Joint Legislative Committee on Interstate Cooperation.

Elected delegate to the 1967 state constitutional convention; chaired Senate Judiciary Sub-Committee on Constitutional Issues for research and issue development for the convention.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 75,780): Marchi Rep. 37,221 Cons. 13,784 Total 50,905 (67.2%) Vito T. Titone Dem. 21,296 Pearse O’Callaghan Lib. 3,579

1967 Served as delegate to the state constitutional convention.

1968 Received Commander of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Italy from the Italian President and Prime Minister, the highest award given to non-citizens.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 98,050): Marchi Rep. 41,855 Cons. 14,820 Total 56,675 (57.8%) Daniel D. Leddy Dem. 38,696 Herman Zukowsky Lib. 2,679

1969 Defeated incumbent John Lindsay by 6,000 votes in the primary to win the Republican nomination for mayor (113,698 – 107,366). Mario Procaccino was the Democratic nominee, winning the primary over Robert Wagner, Herman Badillo, James Scheuer, and Norman Mailer with less than a third of the vote. In November Lindsay won re-election running on the Liberal line. Marchi Rep./Cons. 542,411 (22%) Procaccino Dem. 831,772 (36%) John V. Lindsay Lib./Ind. 1,012,633 (42%)

1970 Robert Straniere became counsel to Senator Marchi, serving until he was elected to the Assembly in 1980. Straniere had first worked for the Senator in 1963.

After briefly considering a run against Republican Senator Charles Goodell, Marchi supported Conservative James Buckley, in part because of Goodell’s opposition to the war in Vietnam. 6

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 93,441): Marchi Rep. 46,366 Cons. 22,209 Total 68,575 (73.4%) Edward T. Pulaski Dem. 20,381 Norma E. Casey Lib. 4,485

1971 Spoke out publicly against Joseph A. Colombo and the Italian-American Civil Rights League and their claim that the Mafia was a fiction.

Received Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, from St. John’s University on May 28.

Kate Rooney began working for Senator Marchi as an intern; she later became his counsel, following Straniere.

1972 On February 28 Marchi announced that he had introduced legislation to create the New South Richmond Development Corporation for the development of more than 10,000 acres in the southern part of Staten Island; 12 new communities to be developed by the Rouse Corporation for 400,000 residents; the 20-year plan called for $6.5 billion in public and private funds, including $530 million commitment from the city for infrastructure; it was not introduced into the Assembly due to opposition from SI Republicans Edward Amann and Lucio Russo.

About 300 “Friends of John Marchi” gathered at the Shalimar in New Dorp for a dinner in his honor on April 7th. William F. Buckley was the featured speaker, and his brother, United States Senator James Buckley, also attended. Dan Master and members of the Conservative Party protested outside.

Appointed by President Nixon in October to National Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse Prevention (the only state legislator appointed).

Because of the South Richmond plan, realtor Daniel Master, vice chairman of the Conservative Party on Staten Island, ran against Marchi; endorsed by New York Times, the Advance, and Sen. James Buckley, Marchi was easily re-elected (total vote 107,057; highest turnout for any of his re-elections): Marchi Rep. 56,960 (53.2%) Pasquale Bifulco Dem. 28,544 Daniel Master Cons. 18,573 Norma Cossey Lib. 2,980

1973 Became chairman of the Senate Finance Committee in January, succeeding Warren Anderson, who succeeded Earl Brydges as Majority Leader.

The South Richmond bill passed the State Senate but was again defeated in the Assembly. Marchi announced he would not re-introduce the measure.

Received degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, from Manhattan College.

Republican nominee for mayor; in a 4-way race Democrat Abe Beame defeated Marchi, Liberal Al Blumenthal, and Conservative Mario Biaggi. The Conservatives denied Marchi their endorsement because of the South Richmond plan, and he received only nominal support from Governor Rockefeller. Marchi Rep. 276,575 (16%) Abe Beame Dem. 961,130 (56%) 7

Mario Biaggi Cons. 189,986 (11%) Al Blumenthal Lib. 265,297 (15%)

1974 Received degree of Doctor of Laws from Wagner College.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 78,564): Marchi Rep. 32,759 Cons. 11,727 Total 44,486 (56.6%) Pasquale P. Caiazza Dem. 34,078

1975 As chairman of the Finance Committee, Senator Marchi played a key role in writing and passing the legislation which created the Emergency Financial Control Board and the Municipal Assistance Corporation, which saved the city from bankruptcy.

1976 New York State Veterans of Foreign Wars bestowed on him the Silver Commendation medal for “Legislative service to veterans and all New Yorkers.”

Appointed by Governor Carey to the newly created State Public Authorities Control Board, established to protect public authorities during the fiscal crisis.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 101,231): Marchi Rep. 43,507 Cons. 10,076 Total 53,583 (52.9%) Ralph J. Lamberti Dem. 45,679 Ernest A. Kaarsberg Lib. 1,969

1977 In November the State Court of Appeals declared all but one portion of the state’s death penalty law unconstitutional. Legislation to restore and expand capital punishment was passed, but vetoed by Governor Carey. Carey vetoed similar legislation in each successive year of his administration. John Marchi opposed capital punishment, and voted to uphold the veto.

1978 Received B’nai B’rith Public Service Award.

Re-elected to the Senate in his closest campaign; his opposition to the death penalty nearly cost him the election (total vote 74,777): Marchi Rep. 30,687 Cons. 7,891 Total 38,578 (51.6%) Robert J. Gigante Dem. 34,675 Carl F. Grillo Lib. 1,524

1980 In January Mayor Koch announced that he would support John Marchi for re- election and secured the Democratic Party endorsement for him.

Marchi was the only Republican in either the Senate or the Assembly to uphold Gov. Carey’s veto of the death penalty.

Received the degree of Juris Doctor from St. John’s School of Law.

Re-elected to the Senate with the Democratic nomination for the first time (total vote 99,296): 8

Marchi Rep. 40,227 Dem. 38,687 Cons. 9,512 RTL 5,000 Total 93,426 (94.1%) Carl F. Grillo Lib. 5,870

1981 Though personally opposed to abortion, Senator Marchi voted against a bill that would have banned the use of Medicaid funds for abortions because it would have limited the options of the poor while having no effect on those with the means to pay.

Marita Messenheimer, Senator Marchi’s dedicated secretary, retired; she first met Marchi in 1953 when he was counsel to Senator Macdonald, and became his secretary when he began his first term in January 1957.

1982 Appointed first permanent member of the Executive Committee of the Council of State Governments.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 63,095): Marchi Rep./Dem./Cons. 58,338 (92.5%) Joseph F. Sully Lib. 1,515 Barbara Bollaert RTL 3,242

1983 Retired from the active reserve of the Coast Guard with the rank of Commander.

Received Citation from Association of Colleges and Universities of the State of New York for efforts on behalf of higher education in the state.

1984 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 100,756): Marchi Rep. 52,789 Dem. 34,119 Cons. 8,638 Total 95,546 (94.8%) Joseph F. Sully Lib. 2,259 Barbara Bollaert RTL 2,951

1985 Secured $7 million in state dollars for design of the new campus of the College of Staten Island (a merger of Richmond College and Staten Island Community College) at the former State institution at Willowbrook.

Senator Marchi and Assemblyman Kremer were unsuccessful in their defense of Vito Castellano, head of the State Guard, and their effort to obtain a better pension for him in recognition of his long service.

A strong supporter of the Navy’s proposed Homeport on Staten Island, Senator Marchi, with his counsel Kate Rooney, prepared legal briefs which successfully blocked a city-wide referendum on the issue. The Homeport opened in 1989 and closed in 1994.

1986 Re-elected to the Senate, taking the Liberal line at the request of his old friend Pearse O’Callaghan (total vote 56,607, lowest turnout until 2002): Marchi Rep. 22,438 Dem. 25,214 Lib. 1,581 9

Total 49,233 (87%) Michael V. Ajello Cons. 5,545 Barbara Bollaert RTL 1,829

1987 Received Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters from Wagner College.

Underwent first angioplasty procedure.

1988 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 95,250): Marchi Rep. 44,247 Dem. 35,676 Lib. 1,616 Total 81,539 (85.6%) Albert P. DeLillo Cons. 11,603 Barbara Bollaert RTL 2,108

With Warren Anderson retiring, the Republicans selected Ralph Marino as majority leader on December 1.

1989 For not supporting Marino’s bid for majority leader, Marchi lost the chairmanship of the Finance Committee and was replaced by Tarky Lombardi, Jr. of Syracuse. He was appointed Vice President Pro Tempore of the State Senate.

State of New York Charter Commission for Staten Island formed, with John Marchi as chairman.

Underwent prostate surgery on July 12.

The 11-member Temporary State Commission on New York City School Governance held its organizational meeting and elected John Marchi chairman and Assemblyman Jose Serrano of the Bronx vice chairman.

1990 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 57,749): Marchi Rep./Dem./Lib. 47,250 (81.8%) George Boncoraglio Cons. 7,471 Barbara Bollaert RTL 3,028

Staten Islanders voted to study secession by a 4 to 1 margin.

1991 Named Chairman of the 13-member Staten Island Charter Commission in March after voters approved secession measure on the ballot the previous November.

Temporary State Commission on New York City School Governance, known as the Marchi Commission, issued its final report on April 4, recommending an increased number of school districts and other reforms.

Underwent his second angioplasty procedure in June.

1992 Received the Filippo Mazzei Award from the Italian government for strengthening ties between Italy and the United States.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 91,029): Marchi Rep. 46,284 Dem. 36,744 Lib. 2,070 10

Total 85,098 (93.5%) Barbara Bollaert RTL 5,931

1993 Staten Islanders approved proposed charter for City of Staten Island by two to one margin on November 2.

1994 Challenged in a Democratic primary for the first time by Eugene Prisco, a drug counselor and education activist: Marchi: 7,687 (77%), Prisco 2,338 (23%). Re- elected to the Senate in the general election (total vote 75,550): Marchi Rep. 37,667 Dem. 28,248 Lib. 1,369 Total 67,284 (89.1%) Ralph J. Rubinek Cons. 5,713 Barbara Bollaert RTL 2,553

On November 25 Majority Leader Ralph Marino stepped down under pressure and the Republicans selected Joseph Bruno. Marchi stood behind Marino.

1995 After standing with Marino, Marchi lost his position as Vice President Pro Tempore; named Chairman of the Committee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions and Deputy Majority Leader for Intergovernmental Affairs.

1996 Pushed for and saw signed into law legislation mandating the closure of the Fresh Kills Landfill by January 1, 2002. This came more than 40 years after the legislature passed Senator Marchi’s bill to close Fresh Kills, only to have it vetoed by Governor W. Averell Harriman.

Measure to create the City of Staten Island passed the Senate, but Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver refused to permit a vote until he received a home rule message from the city, effectively blocking further movement on secession.

Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 79,199): Marchi Rep./Dem./Lib. 70,870 (89.5%) Ralph J. Rubinek Cons./RTL 6,547 Janet Rispoli Independence 1,782

1998 Re-elected to the Senate (total vote 63,090): Marchi Rep./Dem./Cons. 60,842 (96.4%) Maria D. Colon Independence 1,321 Jody Magnasco Lib. 927

1999 Introduced legislation with Assemblywoman Elizabeth Connelly to permit “right on red” on Staten Island; Senate counsel determined that legislation would require approval of City Council.

2000 Introduced legislation to address the rising cost of prescription drugs.

The archive at the College of Staten Island, the repository for Senator Marchi’s papers, was officially dedicated on October 5.

Ran for reelection to the Senate as the nation’s longest serving state legislator (total vote 94,352): Marchi Rep./Dem./Cons. 91,110 (96.2%) Henry Bardel Green 3,242 (3.8%) Working Families 11

Independence

2002 For the first time since 1980 Marchi did not receive the nomination of the Democratic Party, but was easily reelected nonetheless (total vote 53,240). Marchi Rep. 34,864 Cons. 4,624 Total 39,488 (74%) Michael J. Cocozza Dem. 12,784 Working Fam 597 Veterans 371 Total 13,752

Scope and Content

The John J. Marchi collection comprises approximately 65 linear feet of material, from c. 1958-2000. (There is one item that pre-dates Marchi’s legislative career – a 1942 student paper titled “The Zenger Case” for a class in American Constitutional History. It has been placed with the Biographical files.) The core of the collection is the subject file collection; it dates primarily from the 1960s-1990s. With one exception, the collection reflects the activities of Senator Marchi’s Albany office. There is one box, however, that appears to have been created in the Senator’s local Staten Island office.

There are eight records series and several sub series: • Subject Files • Constituent Correspondence • Legislative Files

o Legislative Correspondence o Bills o Voting and Attendance Records • Media Files

o Press Releases and Statements o Newsletters and Mailings o Speeches o News Clippings o Video o Audio Tapes • Personal Files

o Appointment Books, Guest Books and Daily Schedules o Invitations Accepted and Declined o Biographical Files • Campaigns 12

• Photographs • Memorabilia

Subject Files comprise some two thirds of the collection. (Approximately 44 linear feet.) They are arranged in alphabetical order, by folder title. These files document the activities and priorities of Senator Marchi and closely reflect his leadership roles. For example, as Chairman of the Finance Committee (1973-1989), Marchi oversaw the annual production and approval of the Executive Budget; there are copies of the official budgets as well as correspondence that show the tensions and party politics surrounding its production.

Another important topic within Subject Files is Education. Senator Marchi made education, from elementary to college, an important focus. He sat on, or chaired committees that examined a variety of educational issues from school decentralization to public school funding. He was instrumental in the formation of the College of Staten Island, and played a role in oversight of CUNY operations. From 1989- 1991, Senator Marchi chaired the “Temporary State Commission on New York City School Governance” and along with a copy of the final report are correspondence and newspaper clippings.

The senator’s major priority was, of course, Staten Island: its residents and its institutions. From the 1950s to the present, Senator Marchi funneled millions of dollars to Staten Island institutions, from the Staten Island Zoo and the Staten Island Children’s Museum to The Learning Institute Jewish Community Center, and Korean-Americans Senior Citizen Center. His relationships with Staten Island institutions are well documented in his papers.

The largest collection of papers within Subject Files is the one covering the possible secession of Staten Island from the City of New York. Beginning with the successful challenge to the New York City Board of Estimate, Marchi’s papers document the legal challenges, public campaign and legislative lobbying efforts from 1983 to the establishment of the Charter Commission for Staten Island in March 1991. From that date, there are extensive records on Public Hearings with transcripts of meetings, minutes of meetings, reports to the Commission on education, housing, a new political structure, and financial implications. There is also correspondence between the Commission members, constituents, and other elected officials, including the Mayor of the City of New York and the Governor of New York State. In addition, there are copies of the actual Charter document produced by the Commission. The records begin to wind down in 1995.

Over the decades, Marchi heard from his constituents on everything from bus schedules to senior citizens and social security to support and dissent on Marchi’s legislative agenda. There is a separate records series for this correspondence; it comprises 3.5 linear feet.

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Many of the files provide an insight into the inner workings of a state legislature but the series “Legislative Files” provide most in-depth coverage. They consist of correspondence, bill action registers, legislative introductory records, bills, memoranda of support and press clippings. The files have been divided into three subseries: Legislative Correspondence, Bills, and Voting and Attendance records. Within Legislative Correspondence there are both alphabetical and chronological organizations. To respect the original order, a group of files with the folder heading “Legislative Files” are organized by year, 1970-1973 and 1991. Others are organized alphabetically by topic. There are two boxes of material on legislative activities and public school education, and these are organized chronologically. There are several boxes of transcripts of debates on important bills: Death Penalty, Education, Abortion, and Under-Age Drinking. The series total is 5 linear feet.

The Marchi Papers contain only Marchi’s partial voting records on major issues from 1957-1969.

Senator Marchi’s Media Files contain six subseries, totaling some 4 linear feet: Press Releases and Statements, (1974-1994), (Newsletters and Mailings (1974-1988, and a few from later years), Speeches (1983-1987), Press Clippings (1971-2001), and a few Video and Audio Tapes. The Press Releases subseries may be the most valuable as they document Marchi’s public policy positions, as well as reactions to issues of the day. The Press Clippings subseries is the most extensive one. It covers, in great detail, all the activities of Senator Marchi, local Staten Island issues, and political figures, and often provides context and background for complex legislative proceedings. The Press Clippings are organized primarily by subject: e.g. “Mental Health,” “Budget,” and “Wetlands,” though some are organized by year, with no regard for subject. The Newsletter files contain only a few newsletters: mostly they contain clippings and other reference materials that Marchi’s staff used as content for the published newsletters.

A series has been designated as Senator Marchi’s Personal Files. (Approximately 2 linear feet). Included in this category are Appointment Books, Guest Books and Daily Schedules, Invitations Accepted and Declined, and Biographical Files. The Biographical Files, in addition to containing “snapshot” biographies, also include histories of bills or legislation that Marchi sponsored or co-sponsored.

Contained in the Campaigns series are the records of Senator Marchi’s back-to-back campaigns for Mayor of New York City in 1969 and 1973 (approximately 7 linear feet). There is also a little bit of material on Marchi’s Senate campaigns, but this is quite sparse. The Mayoral campaign material is quite rich, however. It contains campaign literature, press clippings, donor records, “issue” papers, schedules and correspondence with supporters and fellow legislators. Additional daily schedules from the 1973 Mayoral Campaign can be found in the Personal Files series. There is also one oversize box that contains two Campaign posters from the 1973 Mayoral Campaign. The collection also provides both a wider and more 14 in-depth view of John J. Marchi – he articulated and published his positions on a variety of issues, and was interviewed by the media extensively, as was his family.

The Photographs series is arranged chronologically and includes photographs from the 1960's - 1990's. There are also a few photographs from the World War II era.

There are a few items of memorabilia – plaques, proclamations and a statuette.

The materials in the Marchi Papers will be supplemented by an oral history project currently in progress at the College of Staten Island.

Series Descriptions

Series 1: Subject Files, 1890’s-1997 (Bulk 1956-1997). 44 Linear Feet. This series contains general subject files and is arranged A-Z by topic. The bulk of the records cover 1956-1997, but there is some background material on secession that goes back to 1894. These files document the activities and legislative priorities of Senator Marchi and also closely reflect his leadership roles. The subject files document Marchi’s committee assignments and a variety of other topics but are particularly strong on issues such as Staten Island Secession, Charter Commission for Staten Island, the South Richmond Plan, Abortion, Temporary State Commission on New York City School Governance, Taxation, Transportation, Education, Fresh Kills Landfill, Budgets and Finance. The records include various records types including correspondence, reports, newsclippings and minutes. The last two boxes in the series, 77a and 77b, represent District Office files and these two boxes are a second set of A-Z subject files unto themselves. The bulk of the District Office files are from 1969 and appear to be related to Marchi’s Mayoral Campaign.

Series 2: Constituent Correspondence, 1964-94. Approximately 3.5 Linear Feet. The constituent correspondence series contains correspondence on a variety of topics. The series is arranged chronologically with some gaps, and the best coverage available is for 1964-1973 and 1990-1994. Series 3: Legislative Files, 1962-1998. 5 Linear Feet. This series includes reports, legislative introductory records, bills, bill action registers for the senate and the legislature, correspondence and partial voting records. Subseries A: Legislative Correspondence, 1965-1996. This subseries contains two sets of records. The first set of files is organized chronologically and covers 1970-1973 and 1991. The second set of files is arranged 15

alphabetically by subject and covers 1965-1996. A small number of Legislative Reports are also contained within this subseries and cover 1962-1967 and 1986. Subseries B: Bills, 1968-1995. This subseries includes bills, senate floor debate transcripts, bill action registers, legislative resolutions and legislative introductory records. There are Legislative Resolutions for 1988, only, but there are Senate Resolution Introductory Records for 1957-1969 which include the text of the resolutions. Bill Action Registers are available for 1969-1989. There are several binders and one box of bills and their supporting materials arranged chronologically, and these include materials from 1970-1991. Lastly, there are several boxes of transcripts of senate floor debates on several important bills on topics including the death penalty, off track betting, education, South Richmond Development Corporation, abortion and the drinking age. The subseries also contains information and reports relating to the Bottle Bill, 1983-1985. Subseries C: Voting and Attendance Records, 1957-1969. The subseries contains a partial listing of Marchi’s voting record on major issues organized by bill category. Series 4: Media Files, 1974-2001. Approximately 4 Linear Feet. This series contains records relating to the media including speeches, newsclippings, press releases, statements, newsletters, video and audio tapes. There are additional records of this type included with files in the Subject Files and Campaigns series. Subseries A: Press Releases and Statements, 1974-1994. This subseries is organized chronologically by year. Additional press releases and statements released during the Mayoral Campaigns are located in the Campaigns series. Subseries B: Newsletters and Mailings, 1974-1991. This subseries contains mainly newsletters and newsletter reference materials, arranged chronologically. There are a few folders of special mailings, 1990-1991. Additional newsletters and mailings relating to the Mayoral Campaigns can be found in the Campaigns series. Subseries C: News Clippings, 1971-2001. This subseries contains news clippings files. The majority of the subseries is arranged alphabetically by subject, with miscellaneous files being placed last. A few files are arranged chronologically and cover 1969-1974 and 1987-2000. Subseries D: Speeches, 1983-1987. This subseries contains several speeches given between 1983-1987. The subseries is arranged chronologically. 16

Subseries E: Video, 1986 & 1991. This subseries contains two videotaped events. The first is an appearance on Capital Close-up from June, 1986 and the second is Marchi’s remarks on secession from 1991. Subseries F: Audio Tapes, 1985. This subseries contains a set of six audiotapes from the Annual Meeting of the National Conference of State Legislatures in Seattle from 1985. Series 5: Personal Files, 1942-1998. Approximately 2 Linear Feet. This series contains short biographical statements, appointment books, daily diaries, guest books, daily schedules and correspondence related to invitations. Subseries A: Appointment Books, Guest Books and Daily Schedules, 1973, 1988-1997. This subseries contains daily schedules from September 19-November 4, 1973. These schedules are related to Marchi’s 1973 Mayoral Campaign and additional information on this time period can be found in the Campaigns series. This subseries also contains daily diaries (1988-1997), appointment books (1990-1996) and a visitor’s register (February-April 1995). Subseries B: Invitations Accepted and Declined, 1974. This subseries contains correspondence related to accepted and declined invitations for 1974 only. Subseries C: Biographical Files, 1942-1998. This subseries contains two biographical statements – the first from Marchi’s 1969 Mayoral Campaign and the second from 1991. The subseries also contains a student paper (1942) and various position papers from the 1960’s and 1970’s. Some of the position papers are associated with Marchi’s Mayoral Campaigns, and additional information can be found in the Campaigns series. Lastly, the subseries contains an entire copy of La Nazione Lucca (1998), an Italian newspaper, documenting Marchi’s meeting with Pope John Paul II in 1998. Series 6: Campaigns, 1969-1990. Approximately 7 Linear Feet. This series contains information on Marchi’s campaigns and elections from 1969-1990. Only a few folders deal with Marchi’s Senatorial Campaigns and Elections (1970-1990). The majority of the series deals with Marchi’s Mayoral Campaigns of 1969 and 1973, and contains campaign literature and ephemera, posters, statements, press releases, news clippings, transcripts of television appearances, position papers, correspondence and schedules. In addition, daily schedules for the 1973 Mayoral Campaign can be found in the Personal Files series and there are two boxes of District Office subject files from 1969 at the end of the Subject Files series. Series 7: Photographs, 1960’s-1990’s. 1 Linear Foot. The photographs are arranged chronologically. Most are unidentified, but many include dates. Series 8: Memorabilia, 1972, 1984-1997. 17

This series contains various memorabilia including awards certificates, statuettes and plaques. There are also several copies of Staten Island Borough President Proclamations honoring Senator Marchi.

Box & Folder List

Series 1: Subject Files, 1890’s-1997 (Bulk 1956-1997).

Box 1

1 - Abortion, 1978-1979. 2 - Abortion – 1980. 3 - Abortion – 1981. 4 - Abortion, 1982. 5 - Abortion, 1983. 6 - Abortion, 1984. 7 - Abortion, 1985. 8 - Abortion, 1986. 9 - Abortion, 1987. 10 - Abortion, 1988-1989. 11 - Abortion, 1990. 12 - Abortion - Senate Hearing (Part 1), May 18, 1990.

Box 2

1 - Abortion, Senate Hearing (Part 2), 1990. 2 - Abortion, 1991-1995. 3 - Abortion, Hope v. Perales, 1993. 4 - Abortion, 1996. 5 - Abortion, 1997-1999. 6 - Abortion 2000-2001. 7 - Abortion, n. d. 8 - Accidental Death Benefits for City Employees, 2006. 9 - Agencies, Authorities and Commissions, 1994.

Box 3

1 - Aging - Senior Services and Programs, 1989-1991. 2 - Air Noise, 1998. 3 - Albany Demographics, 1985. 4 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, 1963. 5 - Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, 1990s. 6 - American Legislature Exchange Council, 1990. 7 - American Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals, 1983. 8 - American Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals, 1983-1984. 9 - Marchi, Amethyst House of Staten Island, 1988. 10 - Amniocentesis, 1982. 11 - Anderson, Warren M. 1980-1985. 12 - Anderson, Warren M. 1986-1988. 13 - Anfuso Papers, 1982. 14 - Anti-Bias Bill (5.821), 1998. 15 - Anti-Semitic Incidents, 1994. 18

16 - Anti-Terrorism Laws, 2003-2004. 17 - Appointments and Nominations – New York State, 1974- 1975.

Box 4

1 - Arboriculture, regulation, 1998. 2 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, 1974-1975. 3 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, 1977. 4 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, 1978-1979. 5 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, January-March, 1980. 6 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, April, 1980. 7 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, May-December 1980. 8 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, 1981-1982. 9 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, n.d. 10 - Arthur Kill Power Plant, Recommended Decision, Department of Public Service, n.d.

Box 5

1 - Arts, 1990-1995. 2 - Asbestos, 1988. 3 - Assault Weapons, 1989. 4 - Assembly Issues, 1991. 5 - Assisted Suicides, 1996-1997. 6 - Audit Committee, 1981. 7 - Audit Committee, January-June, 1982. 8 - Audit Committee, July-December 1982. 9 - Audit Committee, 1983. 10 - Audit Committee, January- June 1984. 11- Audit Committee, July-December, 1984. 12 - Audit Committee, 1985.

Box 6

1 - Audit Committee, 1986. 2 - Audit Committee, 1987. 3 - Audit Committee, February-May 1988. 4 - Audit Committee, June-December 1988. 5 - Augustinian Mission Church Staten Island, 1980. 6 - Autistic Children Group Home, 1984. 7 - Banks and Banking, 1991. 8 - Battery Park Housing, 1985. 9 - Beth Rivka Nursing Home, 1978-1980. 10 - Bicentennial Commission, 1988. 11- Blue Heron Park, 1980. 12 - Board of Appeals. 13 - Board of Commissioners of Pilots – Annual Report, 2001. 14 - Board of Election, State of New York, 1976-1978.

Box 7

1 - Board of Elections, New York State – Annual Report, 1997. 2 - Board of Elections – New York State – Election forums, 1979. 3 - Board of Elections, State of New York, Formal Opinions, 1974-1990. 4 - Board of Examiners, 1988-1990. 5 - Board of Regents, 1988-1990. 6 - Bork, Robert H., 1987. 19

7 - Borrow Pits- environmental impact report, 1991 [1 of 2] 8 - Borrow Pits- environmental impact report, 1991 [2 of 2]

Box 7.1

1 - Staten Island Botanical Gardens, 1979-1980. 2 - Breed Abbott- Morgan, 1991-1996. 3 - Brooklyn Union and Gas, 1995. 4 - Brooklyn Union Gas – Annual Report, 1974.

Box 8

1 - Bruno, Joseph, 1994-1995. 2 - Buckley, James L., 1970. 3 - Buckley, James L., Campaign for State Senate, 1970. 4 - Budget – Report of the Fiscal Committee on the executive Budget, 1979. 5 - Budget – Report of the Senate Finance committee on the executive budget, 1980. 6 - Budget – Report on the fiscal committee on the executive budget, 1981. 7 - Budget – Report of the Senate Committee on the executive budget, 1981.

Box 9

1 - Budget – Report of the fiscal committees on the executive budget, 1982. 2 - Budget – Report of the fiscal committee on the Budget, 1983. 3 - Budget – Analysis of the 1984-1985 executive budget, 1984. 4 - Budget – Report of the fiscal committees on the executive budget, 1985. 5 - Budget – Analysis of the 1985-1986 executive budget, 1985. 6 - Budget – Report of the fiscal committees on the executive budget, 1986. 7 - Budget – Analysis of the executive budget, 1987-1988, 1987. 8 - Budget – Report of the fiscal communities on the executive budget, 1987.

Box 10

1 - Budget – Analysis of the 1988-1989 executive budget, 1988. 2 - Budget- Analysis of the 1988-1989 executive budget, Jan 1988. 3 - Budget- Report of the fiscal committees on the executive budget, 1988. 4 - Budget – Statistical and Narrative summary of executive budget, 1988. 5 - Budget – Summary of proposed 1988-1989 budget reductions, 1988. 6 - Budget – State of New York executive budget 1989-1990 briefing book, 1989. 7 - Budget- State of New York executive budget, 1989-1990, 1988.

Box 11

1 - Budget State of New York five year capital plan, 1984. 2 - Budget Subcommittee Reports, 1980. 3 - Budget – Budget Battle, 1981. 4 - Budget, 1994-1995. 5 - Budget – Budget Revenues, 1982. 6 - Budget – New York State, 1982 -1983. 7 - Budget – Senate Program Legislature, 1983-1984. 8- Budget Reductions – Analysis and Recommendations, 1988. 9- Budget and Finance, Dec 1990–Jan 1991. 10 - Budget and Finance, Feb-March 1991. 11 - Budget and finance April-May 1991. 12 – Budget New York City 1989

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Box 12

1 - Budget – Finance, Jun 1991. 2 - Budget and Finance, Sept-Oct 1991. 3 - Budget – Budget Talking Points, 2004. 4 - Budget and Finance Nov-Dec 1991. 5 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1971. 6 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1974, 1988. 7- Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1975. 8 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1983. 9 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1984. 10 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1985. 11 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1986. 12 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1987.

Box 13

1 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, Jan-Mar 1988. 2 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, Apr 1988. 3 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, May-June 1988. 4 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, Nov-Dec 1988. 5 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1989. 6 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, 1994. 7 - Budget – Correspondence and Reports, Jan-Feb 1995.

Box 14

1 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, March 1-14, 1995. 2 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, March 15-31, 1995. 3 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, no specific date, March 1995. 4 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, April-May, 1995. 5 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, Jun-Sept, 1995. 6 - Budget Correspondence and Reports (no month specified), 1995. 7 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, 1998-1999. 8 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, Jan 2001. 9 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, Feb 2001.

Box 15

1 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, March-April, 2001. 2 - Budget Correspondence and Reports, May-Jun, 2001. 3 - Budget- subcommittee on civil service, PERB, and OER, 1985. 4 - Budget- subcommittee on codes, police, and corrections, 1985. 5 - Budget – subcommittee on commerce and economic development, 1985. 6 - Budget – subcommittee on conservation, recreation, the environment and energy, 1985. 7 - Budget – subcommittee on health, 1985. 8 - Budget – subcommittee on higher education, 1985. 9 - Budget, subcommittee on Judiciary, 1985. 10 - Budget – subcommittee on mental health, 1985. 11 - Budget – subcommittee on social services and aging, 1985. 12 - Budget – subcommittee on transportation and motor vehicles, 1985. 13 - Budget – subcommittees – general, 1985. 14 - Budget – requests, 1983. 15 - Budget – requests, 1984. 16 - Budget – requests, 1985.

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Box 16

1 - Budget – Requests, 1986. 2 - Budget – Requests, 1987. 3 - Budget – Requests, January-February 1988. 4 - Budget – Requests, March-December 1988. 5 - Bus Garage – Staten Island, 1975, 1977. 6 - Business Council of New York State, 1998. 7 - Cancer Incidence, Staten Island, 1972-1978. 8 - Capital Punishment April 1977-January 1980. 9 - Capital Punishment February-May 1980. 10 - Capital Punishment 1981. 11 - Capital Punishment 1982. 12 - Capital Punishment 1983. 13 - Capital Punishment 1984 and n.d.

Box 17

1 - Capitol Close-up, 1986. 2 - Carmel Richmond Nursing Home, 1980. 3 - Castellano, Vito J. 1985. 4 - Castellano, Vito J. 1986. 5 - Castellano, Vito J. 1987. 6 - Catholics, 1998. 7 - Castellano, Vito J. LND 7. 8 - C.A.T. scanner 1977-1979. 9 - Catholic Conference, New York State 1984-1986. 10 - Catholic Conference, New York State 1987. 11 - Cemetery Bill, 1995-1998. 12 - Change – NY 1991. 13 - Channel dredging, 1998. 14 - Charter Schools, 1995-1999.

Box 18

1 - Chetko, A.F., 1985-1986. 2 - Childcare, 1990-1991. 3 - Children’s Museum, 1977-1980. 4 - Christmas Cards 2006. 5 - Christmas Tree Inn, 1979. 6 - Cigarette fire Safety Act, 1983. 7 - Ciparick, Carmen B. – Judicial Nomination, Sept 21, 1993-Dec, 14 1993. 8 - Ciparick, Carmen B. – Judicial Nomination, Dec 15, 1993. 9 - Ciparick, Carmen B. – Judicial Nomination, Dec 16, 1993-Jan 3, 1994. 10 - Marchi – Citizens Union, 1969. 11 - City University of New York (CUNY), 1978-1985, 1996. 12 - City University of New York (CUNY), 1997-1998. 13 - CUNY – Budget request, 1985.

Box 19

1 - Civil Service Employees Association, Inc c. 1975. 2 - Clay Pit Pond State Park, 1975-1981 . 3 - Clinic Access, 1999. 4 - Cloning 1997. 5 - Cloning, 1997-1999. 22

6 - Cloning 1998-1999. 7 - Clothing Sales Tax Cap, 2001 (S.1105). 8 - Coal Export Terminal Proposal, 1982. 9 - Coalport, (1980s).

Box 20

1 - Coalport – Clippings, 1981-1983. 2 - College of Staten Island, 1978-1980. 3 - College of Staten Island, 1981-1984. 4 - College of Staten Island, 1985. 5 - College of Staten Island – Phase I & II Report, 1985. 6 - College of Staten Island, 1986. 7 - College of Staten Island, 1987-1988. 8 - College of Staten Island – Marlene Springer. 9 - College of Staten Island, n.d.

Box 20.1

1 – College of Staten Island 1996-2004 2 - Commerce, 1991. 3 - Communism on Intergovernmental Relations, 1993.

Box 21

1 - Communist Party/Radical Groups, 1949-1964. 2 - Community Boards, Staten Island, 1980. 3 - Comparable Worth Briefing Papers, 1985. 4 - Condoms, 1990-1991. 5 - Conference House, 1980. 6 - Congratulatory Letters A-Z, 1986. 7 - Congratulatory Letters B-H, 1987. 8 - Congratulatory Letters K-Z, 1987. 9 - Congratulatory Letters A-Z, 1988. 10 - Congratulatory Letters – from Marchi, 1990. 11 - Conservative Party, 1991. 12 - Con Edison, 1984. 13 - Consolidation of Local Government – Blue Ribbon Commission, 1991. 14 - Consumer Protection, 1991. 15 - Cooperative Continuum of Education, 1983. 16 - Corporate Law Bill (S. 5170), 2005. 17 - Corporations Authorities 1995. 18 - Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, NYS Senate Committee on Annual Reports, 1995.

Box 22

1 - Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, NYS Senate Committee on - meeting Transcripts, April 1995. 2 - Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, NYS Senate Committee on – Meeting Transcripts, May 1995. 3 - Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, NYS Senate Committee on – Press Releases, 1995. 4 - Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, NYS Senate Committee on – Status of Legislature, 1995- 2000. 5 - Corson’s Brook Woods, 1983-1985. 6 - Council of State Governments, 1983. 7 - Council of State Governments, 1998. 23

8 - Council of State Governments – Agenda for Budget committee Meeting, Feb 23, 1979. 9 - Conference of State Governments – Annual Report, 1985.

Box 23

1 - Council of State Governments – Annual Mtg. Lake Tahoe, NV, 1985. 2 - Council of State Governments – Annual Mtg. Honolulu, Hawaii, 1985. 3 - Council of State Governments – Annual Mtg. Orlando, FL, 1986. 4 - Council of State Governments – Backgrounder, 1987-1990. 5 - Council of state Governments – Brief on City of Chicago v. Morales, 1998 6 - Council of State Governments – Briefs and reports, 1998. 7 - Council of State Governments – Budget Committee, 1979. 8 - Council of State Governments – Budget Committee Correspondence, 1980. 9 - Council of State Governments – Budget Committee Fiscal Summaries, 1980. 10- Council of State Governments – Budget Committee, 1986. 11- Council of State Governments – Correspondence and reports, 1979.

Box 24

1 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1980. 2 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, January – April, 1983. 3 - Council of State Governments – Correspondence and Reports, June, 1983. 4 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, July – Sept 1983. 5 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, January 1984. 6 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, February-May 1984. 7- Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, Jun – Jul, 1984. 8 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, Aug-Dec 1984. 9 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1985.

Box 25

1 - Council of State Governments – Correspondence and Reports, 1986. 2 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1987. 3 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1988. 4 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1989. 5 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1990. 6 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1994-1995. 7 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, 1996.

Box 26

1 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, January 1999. 2 - Council of State Governments - Correspondence and Reports, March-April 1999. 3 - Council of State Governments - Eastern Regional Conference, 1982. 4 - Council of State Governments - Eastern Regional Conference, 1988. 5 - Council of State Governments – Eastern Regional Conference, 1989. 6 - Council of State Governments – Eastern Regional Conference, 1990. 7 - Council of State Governments – Eastern Regional Conference, 1995. 8 - Council of State Governments – Eastern Regional Conference, 1996. 9 - Council of State Governments – Executive and Budget Committees Summaries, 1980-1981. 10 - Council of State Governments – Executive and Budget Committees Summaries, 1981.

Box 27

1 - Council of State Governments – Executive and Budget Committees, 1982. 2 - Council of State Governments – Executive and Budget Committees Meetings, 1985. 24

3 - Council of State Governments – Executive and Budget Committees Meeting February 23-25, 1979. 4 - Council of State Governments – Executive Committee Meeting, 1979. 5 - Council of State Governments – Meeting of the Executive Committee, February 23, 1980. 6 - Council of State Governments – Meeting of the Executive Committee, April 17-18, 1980. 7 - Council of State Governments – Executive Committee Meeting Correspondence Jan-April, 1980. 8 - Council of State Governments – Executive Director Search Files: 1, 1980.

Box 28

1 - Council of State Governments – Executive Committee Meeting April 20-22, 1995. 2 - Council of State Governments – Executive Director Search Files: 2, 1980. 3 - Council of State Governments – 50th Anniversary Meeting, 1983. 4 - Council of State Governments – Finance Committee, 1995. 5 - Council of State Governments – Financial Statements, 1979. 6 - Council of State Governments – Intergovernmental Affairs Committee, 1989. 7 - Council of State Governments – Intergovernmental Relations, 1988. 8 - Council of State Governments – Intergovernmental Relations, 1989. 9 - Council of State Governments – Little Rock, Arkansas, 1986. 10 - Council of State Governments – Lease Agreement, 1985.

Box 29

1 - Council of State Governments – Legal Task Force, July 1996. 2 - Council of State Governments – Legal Task Force, 1995. 3 - Council of State Governments – Legal Task Force, February- June 1996. 4 - Council of State Governments – Legal Task force Aug-Dec 1996. 5 - Council of State Governments – National Committee Meetings, 1990. 6 - Council of State Governments – Meetings of Organizational Planning Coordinating, Executive and Budget Committees, 1981.

Box 30

1 - Council of State Governments – Press Releases, 1989. 2 - Council of State Governments – Publications. 3 - Council of State Governments – 60th Anniversary Meeting, 1990. 4 – Council of State Governments – Summary of Annual Meeting, Nov 15-17, 1979. 5 - Council of State Governments – State and Federal Affairs Committee, 1985. 6 - Council of State Governments – Subcommittee on Structure 1975.

Box 31

1 – Court of Appeals Judges, 1982. 2 – Crime and Corrections, 1990-1991. 3 – Crummey, C.O., 1986-1987. 4 – CSEA, 1992. 5 – Cuba, 1999. 6 – Cultural Diversity, n.d. 7 – Cuomo, Mario M. 1983-1986. 8 - Cuomo, Mario M. 1987-1988. 9 - Cuomo, Mario M. 1988-1993. 10 - Cuomo, Mario M. 1991. 11 – Currency Recall, 1981-1982. 12 – D’Amato, Alfonse M., 1991. 13 – Daly, Senator John B., 1993. 14 – Day Care Centers, 1991. 15 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part VI], 1980. 25

16 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part VII], 1980.

Box 32

1 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript January 14 [part VIII], 1980. 2 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript January 14 [part IX], 1980. 3 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript January 17, 1980. 4 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript June 30, 1982. 5 - Death Penalty 1990. 6 – Death Penalty, 1991-1993. 7 – Death Penalty, 1995-1996. 8 – Death Penalty, 1999. 9 – Death Penalty (bill S.4918), 2005.

Box 33

1 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – City Board (S.5690), 1969. 2 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Correspondence & Statements, 1969. 3 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Clippings, 1968. 4 - Decentralization of NYC Schools – 1.5.201 Governing Board, 1968-1969, n.d. 5 - Decentralization of NYC Schools – Grants, 1967. 6 - Decentralization of NYC Schools – Human Rights Commission Reports, 1968. 7 - Decentralization of NYC Schools – Notes/Correspondence, 1968. 8 - Decentralization of NYC Schools – Notes/Correspondence [2], 1968. 9 - Decentralization of NYC Schools – Ocean Hill Governing Board, 1968-1969, n.d. Various Reports.

Box 34

1 – Department of Motor Vehicles, 1986. 2 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Recommendations of Commissioner Allen, 1968. 3 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Selection of City Board, 1969. 4 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Senator Marchi’s Remark’s, 1968. 5 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Statement by Minority Senators, 1968. 6 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Travia decision, 1968. 7 – Marchi – Decentralization (Board of Education), 1969. 8 – Derivatives, 1995. 9 – District office Guidelines, 1977, 1982. 10 – Division of Parole, 1998. 11 – Doctor’s Hospital of Staten Island, 1981-1982. 12 – Doctor’s Hospital of Staten Island, Jan 1987. 13 – Doctor’s Hospital of Staten Island, Feb-June 1987. 14 – Dolinger Reso, 1993. 15 – Do Not Resuscitate Orders, 1993. 16 – Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, 1995-1996. 17 – Draft Registration, 1987. 18 – Dredging/Borrow Pits, 1994-1995. 19 – Dredging/Borrow Pits, 1997-1998.

Box 35

1 – Dreyfus Corporation, 1989. 2 – Drinking Age, 1961-1964, 1981. 3 – Drinking Age, January-March 1982. 4 – Drinking Age, April-December 1982. 5 – Drinking Age, 1983. 6 - Drinking Age, 1983, Jan-April 1984. 26

7 - Drinking Age, May 1984.

Box 36

1 – Drinking Age June-August 1984. 2 – Drinking Age 1985. 3 – Drinking Age, 1986-1987. 4 – Drug Abuse, 1986-1987. 5 – Drug Abuse, 1989-1996. 6 – Dukakis, Michael, 1988. 7 – “Duty to Die” – Euthanasia Issue, 1984. 8 – PW1 Issues, 1981-1986. 9 – Dyson Affair, 1978-1979. 10 – Economic Development, 1991. 11 – Economic Development Zones, 1996. 12 – Economic Education, n.d. 13 – Economics Group, 1973-1974. 14 – Education, 1988-1991.

Box 37

1 – Education 1993-1996. 2 – Education 1994. 3 – Education January-September 1995. 4 – Education – October-December 1995. 5 – Education January- March 1996. 6 – Education April-December 1996.

Box 38

1 – Education – “Analysis and Critique of the 1974-1975 New York State Education Aid Formula,” 1975. 2 – Education – Clippings, January-April, 1991. 3 – Education – Clippings, May 1991. 4 – Education – Clippings, June-December 1991. 5 – Education – Clippings 1991-1992. 6 – Education – Clippings January-February 1993. 7 – Education – Clippings, March 1993. 8 – Education – Clippings, April-December, 1993.

Box 39

1 – Education – “Construction v. Children: the Need to Improve Environmental Safety…”, 1996. 2 – Education – Construction and Repair of NYC School System, 1996 Public Hearing Transcript. 3 – Education – Cooperative Continuum of Education, 1979-1980. 4 – Education – Correspondence, 1980. 5 – Education – CUNY/Higher Education, August-December 1991. 6 – Education – “Fifteen Years Older and Deeper in Debt: Effects of the Mid-1970s Fiscal Crisis on Public Elementary and Secondary Education in NYC.” May 1991. 7 – Education – “Governing for Results: Decentralization with Accountability.” April 1991. 8 – Education – New York City Board of education, 1983. 9 – Education – New York City Board of Education, 1999. 10 – Education – redistricting, 1974.

Box 40

1 – Education – Regents Visiting Committee, 1977. 27

2 – Education – School Board, 1993. 3 – Education – School Board Elections, 1992. 4 – Education – School Decentralization, 1976-1980. 5 – “School Decentralization in New York City,” 1974. 6 – Education – School Employment Practices, 1993. 7 – Education – School Funding, 1974-1983. 8 – Education – State Aid, 1986-1987. 9 – Eger Lutheran Nursing Home, 1978-1979. 10 – Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage. 11 – Elections, 1976. 12 – Elections, 1976.

Box 41

1 – Elections, 1976-1978. 2 – Elections 1978. 3 – Elections, 1980, 1981-1982, 1984. 4 – Elections, 1984-1987. 5 – Elections, 1991. 6 – Elections 1994.

Box 42

1 – Elections, 1995. 2 – Elections, 1996-1997. 3 – Elections 1998. 4 – Elections 1999. 5 – Elections 2000. 6 – Elections 2001-2002. 7 - Elections – Certificate of Election, 1992. 8 – Elections Reform, 1992-1993. 9 – Empire State Report, 1993-1995. 10 – Energy, 1980-1991.

Box 43

1 – English Language Amendment, 1984-1993. 2 – Environment, 1986-1987. 3 – Environmental Conservation, 1979-1980, 1991. 4 – Environmental Trust Act, 1992. 5 – Erosion Task Force; Draft Final Report, Volume One, 1993. 6 – Ethics January 1975. 7 – Ethics February 1975. 8 – Ethics May 1975. 9 – Ethics 1977-1979. 10 – Ethics, 1980.

Box 44

1 - Ethics, 1981-1983. 2 - Ethics, January 1986 - March 1987. 3 - Ethics, April 1987. 4 - Ethics, May-December 1987. 5 - Ethics, January - February 1988. 6 - Ethics, March - November 1988. 7 - Ethics, 1990-1991. 28

8 – Family, Definition of, 1991. 9 – Family, Decision Making Act 1998. 10 – Marchi – Father Vincent J. Copodanno, 1999-2006. 11 – “Federal Statutory Preemption of State and Local Authority,” 1992. 12 – Ferry, Staten Island, 1975-1978.

Box 45

1 – Ferry, Staten Island, 1979-1987. 2 – Ferry, Staten Island, January-July, 1991. 3 – Ferry, Staten Island, August 1991. 4 - Ferry, Staten Island, Sept 1991. 5 – Ferry, Staten Island, Oct-Dec 1991. 6 – Fifth Amendment, 1988, 1995. 7 – Financial Control Board, New York State, 1992. 8 – Financial Control Board, New York State, 2006. 9 – Financial Institutions, New Dorp (SI) – survey, 1996. 10 – Fiscal Year 1991-1994. 11 – Fisher House 1995. 12 – Fitzgerald, G.J. 1986-1987.

Box 46

1 – Flat Tax, 1995-1996. 2 – Flood Control/Clean Air Board, 1995-1998. 3 – Foreign Policy – Richard Nixon’s Report, 1972. 4 – From Letters, 1973. 5 – Fresh Kills – Fresh Kills Bridge, 1980. 6 – Fresh Kills – Landfill, 1983-1991, n.d. 7 – Fresh Kills – Landfill, 1996. 8 – Fresh Kills Landfill, 1998.

Box 47

1 – Fresh Kills – Landfill, 2000-2002. 2 – Fresh Kills – “A Plan to Phase Out the Fresh Kills Landfill,” 1996. 3 – Fresh Kills Landfill – Closure – Reports, 1995-1996. 4 – Fresh Kills Landfill – Closure, 1996-1999 (1 of 3). 5 - Fresh Kills Landfill – Closure, 1996-1999 (2 of 3). 6 – Fresh Kills Landfill – Closure, 1996-1999 (3 of 3). 7 – Fresh Kills – “Operations and Maintenance Plan for the Fresh Kills LandFill,” 1997. 8 – Fresh Kills Landfill – Port Ivory Transfer Station, 1999.

Box 48

1 – Fundraising – General, 1973. 2 – Funds – Assistance, 1988-1990. 3 – Gambling, 1994. 4 – Gambling, 1994. 5 – Garibaldi – Meucci Museum 1978-1979. 6 – Gateway National Recreation Area, 1977. 7 – Gateway National Recreation Area, 1978-1979. 8 – Gateway National Recreation Area – Public Hearing Transcript, 1977. 9 – General Business Law (S.7578), 2006. 10 – Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), 1980-1984. 11 – Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), 1985-1986. 29

Box 49

1 – GOD – Legislation, 1999. 2 – Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB), 1984. 3 – Granger Report – “On the City University and its proposed 1964 master plan,” 1964. 4 – Graves, Carla (Sherrill, NY) 1990, Secession Advertisement. 5 – Greenbelt, Staten Island, 1989. 6 – Greenbelt, Staten Island – Master Plan Volume One, 1997. 7 – Greenbelt, Staten Island – Master Plan Volume Two, 1997. 8 – Group homes, 1979. 9 – Handicapped Parking Permits (S.7962), 2006. 10 – Harbor District Pollution Compact, 1990-1992. 11 – Harbor District Pollution compact – Legislation, 1990-1992.

Box 50

1 – Hard, Judith A., 1986-1988. 2 – Harriman, Averell – Public Papers, 1958. 3 – Hart/Crecca Campaigns, 1971. 4 – Hart, George M., 1987-1989. 5 – Hart Report, 1969. 6 – Health, 1991. 7 – Health, 1993-1996. 8 – Health, Jan-March 1999. 9 – Health, April-December 1999. 10 – Health – Healthcare Association of New York State, 1999. 11 – Health Care, 1998-2002. 12 – Health Care, 1998-2002.

Box 51

1 - Health Care, 1999-2002. 2 – Health Care Reform Act of 2000, 1999. 3 – Health care Reform – New York State. 4 – Health coverage (bill S.4928), 2005. 5 – Health Insurance, 1993. 6 – Helbock, Robert Jr., 1992-1993, 1999. 7 – Heritage House of Staten Island 1977-1980. 8 – High Definition TV, 1991. 9 – High Rock Conservation and Education Center, 1980. 10 – Higher Education services corporation, 1997. 11 – HIV/AIDS, 1985-1986. 12 – Hofstra-University Seminar, 1995.

Box 52

1 – Homeport, 1985. 2 – Homeport, Feb-Apr, 1991. 3 – Homeport, May-Dec 1991. 4 – Homeport, 1993-1996. 5 – Homeport, n.d. 6 – Hospital Audiences, Inc, 1998-1999. 7 – Housing. 1963. 8 – Housing, 1979-1987. 9 – Housing, 1991. 30

10 – Housing, 1992-1993. 11 – Howland Hook, 1994-1995, 1998.

Box 53

1 – Human Rights, 1983-1991. 2 – Immigration, 1993-1995. 3 – Immigration, 1994. 4 – Immigration, 1994-1995. 5 – Immigration, 1996. 6 – Index of Law (no date). 7 – Indians – Oneida Nation 1994. 8 – Institute for Basic Research 1995. 9 – Insurance 1996, 2001. 10 – Intellectual Digest Article, 1973. 11 – International Association of Jurists Italy-USA, 1986. 12 – International Science and Technology Center, 1993. 13 – Interstate Compacts & Interstate Agencies, 1998.

Box 54

1 – Interstate Sanitation Commission, 1993. 2 – Invitations, January-February 1993. 3 – Invitations, March-April 1993. 4 – Island View – News Program, 1993. 5 – Italian-Americans, 1998. 6 – Italian Americans – NYS Conference on Italian American Legislators, 1978-1993. 7 – Italian Americans – NY State Conference on Italian American Legislators, 1995-1996. 8 – Italian Americans – NYS Conference of Italian American Legislators, 1999. 9 – Italian American Discrimination at CUNY, 1976-1978. 10 – Italian American Discrimination at CUNY – Reports, 1978. 11 – Italian Discrimination at CUNY, 1993.

Box 55

1 – Italian-American Institute to Foster Higher Education, 1983. 2 – Italian-American State Legislators, 1993. 3 – Italian Correspondence, 1982-1988. 4 – Italian Program at SUNY – Oswego, 1993. 5 – Italian Trip, 1981-1982. 6 – Italy, Friendship Groups, 1984. 7 – Italy, Earthquake Relief Fund, 1976-1981. 8 – Italy Law Conference, 1980. 9 – Jaffe, David, 1993. 10 – John J. Marchi Lecture Series, 1995. 11 – Judicial Misconduct, 1990. 12 – Judicial Voir Dire, 1982-1983. 13 – Judiciary – Budget, 1991. 14 – Judiciary Correspondence, 1983.

Box 56

1 – Judiciary- Correspondence, 1984-1985. 2 – Judiciary- Law amendment, 1997 [?]. 3 – Judiciary- Russo v. Russo, 1986. 4 – judiciary- Rohrback v. Coven, et al. 1986. 31

5 – K-contracts, 1993. 6 – K-contract 1994-1995. 7 - Kaye, Judge Judith, 1993. 8 - Kentucky, 1985. 9 - Koch, Edward I., 1986-1989. 10- Labor, 1991. 11 - Lackman, Abraham, 1981-1987. 12 - Lane Theater, 1988. 13 - Last Chance Pond, 1975.

Box 57

1 – Latex, 1997-1998. 2 – Latex, 1999. 3 – “Latex Allergy: a Compendium” 1998. 4 – Letterhead, n.d. 5 – Legislative Forum, 1991. 6 – The Legislative Gazette (June 19, 2006). 7 – The Legislative Gazette (June 26, 2006). 8 – Legislative Report from John J. Marchi, 2000-2002. 9 – “Legislative trends,” 1991. 10 – Legislators’ raises – New York State, 1987. 11 – Legislature, 1991. 12 – Letters of Recommendation 1994-1995. 13 – Levine, Howard A (Nomination for Judge of Court of Appeals), 1993.

Box 58

1 – Lincoln Day Dinner, 1984. 2 – Liquefied Natural Gas – Correspondence and Press, 1974-1975. 3 – Liquefied Natural Gas, 1975. 4 - Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), 1977. 5 – Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), 1978-1981. 6 – Liquefied Natural Gas – Ocean Transport, 1974. 7 – Liquefied Natural Gas – Project Independence, 1974. 8 – Literacy, 1997. 9 – Little League, Staten Island, 1979-1991. 10 – Lobbying, 1991 Local Assistance Costs, 1985. 11 – Lofts, 1980-1981. 12 – Local Government, 1991. 13 – Lulus – Legislative Allowances, 1976.

Box 59

1 – Macris, Father Spyridon, 1989. 2 – Malpractice, Jan-Apr 1985. 3 – Malpractice, May-Dec 1985. 4 – S.5093 Maltese V-N Bridge Toll, 1995. 5 – Managed Health Care, 1993-1994. 6 - Managed Health Care, 1995-1996. 7 – Manhattan Psychiatric Center, 1977. 8 – Marchi Letters to the Editor, 1990-1991. 9 – Marchi, Personal File, 1970s. 10 – Marino, Ralph J, 1991. 11 – Mass transit transportation, 1990. 12 – Mclaughlin, Gerald F., 1990-1991. 32

13 – Media, 1990-1991.

Box 60

1 – Medicaid, 1991, n.d. 2 – Memorabilia – Marchi, 1974-1982. 3 – Mental Health, 1985-1986, n.d. 4 – Metropolitan Transportation Authority, 1984-1987. 5 – Military Affairs, 1975. 6 – Military Affairs, 1980-1991, n.d. 7 - Military information – Marchi, 1981 – 2002. 8 – Miner, Andrew M., 1980-1981. 9 – Mistrella, Franco 1995. 10 – Mobilization for Youth – Bases for Investigation, Reports & Exhibitions, 1964. 11 – Mobilization for Youth – Committee on the Affairs of the City of NY, 1957. 12 – Mobilization for Youth – Committee Hearing, October 6, 1964.

Box 61

1 – Mobilization for Youth – Committee Hearings, Oct 13-29 1964. 2 – Mobilization for Youth – Committee Hearings, November 1964. 3 – Mobilization for Youth – Committee Hearings, Dec 1964. 4 – Mobilization for Youth – General Files and Exhibits, 1964. 5 – Mobilization for Youth – Haryou, 1964. 6 – Mobilization for Youth – Hicks, Calvin, 1961, 1966. 7 – Mobilization for Youth – Lenox Chalet, n.d. 8 – Mobilization for Youth – Press, 1962-1966. 9 – Mobilization for Youth – Printers’ Receipts, 1963-1964. 10 – Mobilization of Youth – “Proposal for the Prevention & Control of Delinquency by Expanding Opportunities,” 1961. 11 – Mobilization for Youth – Publications, n.d. 12 – Mobilization for Youth – Subpoenas, 1964. 13 – Mobilization for Education – “World of Education,” n.d. 14 – Molinari, Guy V., 1991-1999. 15 – Molinari, Susan, 1989. 16 – Moreland Act Commission: “Assessment & Placement: Anything Goes.” 1976.

Box 62

1 – Moreland Act Commission: “Political influence & Political Accountability.” 1976. 2 – Moreland Act Commission: “Reimbursing Operating Costs,” 1976. 3 – Moreland Commission Hearing, 1975. 4 – Multiculture 1994. 5 – Municipal Aid Program, 1985. 6 – NAACP Chapter President 1994. 7 – National Conference of state Legislators, 1981-1984. 8 – National Conference of State Legislators, 1985-1990. 9 – National Conference of State Legislature, 1998. 10 - Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1976-1977. 11 – National Conference of State Legislatures – Legislative Organization & Management Committee, 1989. 12 – Navy Port, 1985. 13 – Navy Resale Office, 1981.

Box 63

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1 – New Jersey Commuter Tax Refund, 1979. 2 – New York City, 1966-1998. 3 – New York City-Charter, 1975-1977. 4 – New York City Charter – City Council Recommendations, 1975. 5 – New York City Charter Revision Commission, 1983-1984. 6 – Marchi – NYC Federal Revenue 1986-1992. 7 – New York City – Finances, 1977-1979. 8 – Marchi – City of New York Financial Plan, 1983-1987 (Fiscal Years). 9 – New York City Council – Albany Agenda, 2005. 10 – New York City – Financial Plan, 1985-1989.

Box 64

1 – New York City – Fiscal and Financial Situation Hearing, 1978. 2 – New York City – New York Public interest Research Group (NYPIRG), 1983. 3 – New York City – Office of the Mayor, 1987. 4 – New York City – Office of the Mayor, 1988-1989. 5 – New York City – Senate Bill S.4817, 2005 Amend NYC Charter re: taxes. 6 – Marchi – The City of New York – State of the City, 1984. 7 – New York City – Taxes, 1982-1986. 8 – New York City – Taxes 1989 – 1990. 9 – New York City – Transportation, 1981-1986. 10 – NYC Schools – Anti-Semitism, 1969. 11 – NYC Schools – NYC Board of Education, 1990. 12 – NYC Schools – Board of Education’s Community School District plan, 1969. 13 – NYC Schools – Board of Education Statements, 1968. 14 – NYC Schools – Board of examiners, 1968-1969.

Box 65

1 – NYC Schools- Construction Authority, 1999 2 – NYC Schools – Districts – 24th district, 1969 3 – NYC Schools Educational Reform: Our Children Deserve Better – October 1995 4 – NYC Schools – Proposal for community school district system, 1968 5 – NYC Schools – Reading scores of district 4, 1967 6 – NYC Schools – Recommendations & plan for Community School district, Jan 1969 7 – NYC Schools – reports on demonstration projects in schools, 1968 8 – NYC Schools – school bus safety, 1983 9 – New York City – School System (bill S.5.5824-A), 1993 10 – Statements on Board of Education’s community school district plan, 1969 11 – New York Construction News, 1995-1996 12 – New York Power Authority, 1997 13 – New York State Construction, 2002 14 – NYS Department of Environmental Protection – Meadowbrook Park Homeowners’ Assoc., 1983

Box 66

1 – New York State Senate – Budget Committee, 1998-1999 2 – New York State Senate – Budget Committee, State Aid Projections, 1998-1999 3 – New York State Senate – Budget Proposal, 1999 4 – New York State Senate – Budget Subcommittee on Health, 2005 5 – New York State Senate – Campaign Financing, 1987-1988 6 – New York state Senate – Committee on the Affairs of the City of New York, 1964 7 – New York State Senate – Committee on Corporations - 2002 8 – New York State Senate – Committee on investigations – World Trade Center Bombing, 1993 9 – New York State Senate – Committee on Open Government, 1997 34

10 - New York State Senate – Constitutional Convention Delegates Directory, 1967 11 – New York State Senate – Constitutional Convention, Introduction Record, 1967 12 – New York State Senate – ethics committee, 1980-1987 13 – New York State Senate – Senate Finance Committee, 1984 14 – New York State Senate – Finance Committee, 1999 15 – New York State Senate – Finance Committee Executive Branch Employment Trends, 1988

Box 67

1 – New York State Senate – Finance Committee Executive Budget Fiscal Overview, 1992 2 – New York State Senate – Finance Committee Federal Tax Reform: a Comparative Analysis, 1986 3 – New York State Senate – Finance Committee New Jobs Tax Credit, 1993 4 – New York State Senate – Finance Committee “Preliminary Analysis of Executive Vetoes,” 1988-1999 5 – New York State Senate - Finance Committee Tax Revenue & Economy Model, 1985 6 - New York State Senate - Finance Committee Tax Revenue & Economy Model, 1988 7 – New York State Senate – Finance Journal, 1987 8 – New York State Senate – Finance Subcommittee Investigation Real Property Leasing Bill, 1977 9 - New York State Senate – Finance Subcommittee Investigation Real Property Leasing Bill, 1978 10 – New York State Senate – Financial Plan Surplus, 1982 11 – New York State Senate – Grievance Committee, 2004 12 – NYS Senate – International Day, 1985

Box 68

1 – New York State Senate- Leadership, 1988 (Clippings). 2 – New York State Senate- Legislative Commission on Expenditure Review, 1985 3 – New York State Senate- Mail Information, 1993 4 - New York State Senate- Majority Leadership, 1988 5 - New York State Senate- Marchi Statement on immigration, 1993. 6 – New York State Senate – Mental Health and Disabilities Committee, 1993. 7 – New York State Senate- Municipal Aid Program, 1985. 8 – New York state Senate- “My Visit to the Senate,” c. 2000s. 9 – New York State Senate- News Clippings, 1989-1991. 10 – New York State Senate – News from the Senate Republican Majority, 1998-2003. 11 – New York State senate – Proposed senate Assembly District Lines, 2002.

Box 69

1 – New York State Senate – Publications, 1975-1989. 2 – New York State Senate - Publicity, 2006-2007. 3 – New York State Senate – Rail and Aviation Transportation Program, 1993. 4 – New York State Senate – Redistricting, 1982-2005. 5 – New York State Senate – remarks by Senator Marchi, 2005. 6 – New York State Senate – Rules of the Senate, 1995-1996. 7 – New York State Senate – Senate Calendar, 1992. 8 – New York State Senate – senate Club, 2005. 9 – New York State Senate – Senate Majority News, 1989. 10 – New York State Senate – Standing Committees, 1989. 11 – New York State Senate – Senators’ Correspondence, 1981-1987. 12 – New York State Senate – Senators’ Mailing List, 1984. 13 – New York State Senate – Senator Memoranda and Correspondence, 1993-1994. 14 – New York State Senate – Senators Memoranda and Correspondence, 1998-2004.

Box 70

1 – New York state Senate – Standing Committee on Corporations Annual Report, 1995. 35

2 – New York State senate- Standing Committee on City of New York Hearing Transcript, Feb 7, 1968 [1 of 2]. 3 – New York state Senate – Standing Committee on City of New York Hearing Transcript, Feb 7, 1968 [2 of 2]. 4 - New York state Senate – Standing Committee on City of New York Hearing Transcript Vol. 1, Feb 28, 1968 [1 of 2]. 5 - New York state Senate – Standing Committee on City of New York Hearing Transcript Vol. 1, Feb 28, 1968 [2 of 2]. 6 - N New York state Senate – Standing Committee on City of New York Hearing Transcript Vol. 2, Feb 7, 1968 [2 of 2]. 7 - New York state Senate – Standing Committee on City of New York Hearing Transcript Vol 2. Feb 28, 1968 [2 of 2]. 8 – New York State Senate – Standing Committee on Elections, 1990. 9 – New York State Senate – Statement and return of the Votes, 1980, 1982.

Box 71

1 – New York State Senate- Statewide Issues Poll, 1988. 2 – New York State Senate- Task Force on Government Reform, 2004. 3 – New York State Senate- Task Force on Immigration, 1994. 4 – New York State Senate- “Thumbnail Sketches of State Issues,” 1988 “Aging” to “Education”. 5 – New York State Senate- “Thumbnail Sketches of State Issues,” 1988 “Elections” to “Tax and Finance”. 6 – New York State Senate- Weekly Highlights, 1997-1998. 7 – Newsletter- Correspondence, 1985. 8 – North Shore Expressway, 1970. 9 – Northfield Community Land Development Corporations, 1994-1995. 10 – Northern Ireland- McBride Principles, 1987-1992. 11 - Northern Ireland – Remarks by Marchi, 1986. 12 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, May 1986.

Box 72

1 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, 1977, 1984. 2 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, 1985. 3 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, Jan-Feb 1986. 4 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, April 1986. 5 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill – remarks by Senator Marchi, 1986. 6 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, Jun-Dec 1986. 7 – Northern Ireland Divestiture Bill, 1987-1988. 8 – Nominations for Appointments, 1974. 9 – Nominations for Appointments, 1975-1979. 10 – Nominations for Appointments, 1980.

Box 73

1 – Nominations for Appointments, 1981-1983. 2 – Nominations for Appointments, 1984-1985. 3 – Notch Years retirement bill, 1988. 4 – Nuclear Weapons freeze, 1982-1983. 5 – Off-budget spending, 1981. 6 - $100 Bill Recall, 1981-1982. 7 – Organized Crime, 1969. 8 – O’Rourke, Andy – initiative and referendum, n.d. 9 – Ossining correctional facility, 1983. 10 – Parliamentary System- Minnesota, 1994. 11 – Parks and recreation, 1913, 1965, 1975, n.d. 36

12 – Parole Commission, 1981. 13 – Parole Commission, 1982. 14 – Parole Commission – Probation Programs Report [1982?].

Box 74

1 – Partial Currency Recall, 1981. 2 – Pataki, George, 1995. 3 – Pataki, George, 1998. 4 – Pensions, 1973. 5 – Pensions, 1982. 6 – Pensions, 1983. 7 – Personal, 1973-1988.

Box 75

1 – Marchi- Personal 1983. 2 – Personal [1 of 2], 1989. 3 – Personal [2 of 2], 1989. 4 – Personal, 1991. 5 – Personal, 1992. 6 – Personal 1993. 7 – Personal 1994. 8 – Personal 1995.

Box 76

1 – Personal, 1996. 2 – Personal, 1996-1997. 3 – Personal, 1997. 4 – Personal, 1998. 5 – Personal. 1998. 6 – Personal 1999-2000.

Box 77

1 – Personal, 1999. 2 – Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association, 2000. 3 – Pharmaceuticals, 1999. 4 – Pharmaceuticals – Hearing, 2000. 5 – Politics, 1975-1980. 6 – Politics 1993. 7 – Politics, 1993-1997.

Box 78

1 – Politics, 1998. 2 – Pollution, 1982. 3 – Pollution – NY Harbor Criminal Compact, 1990. 4 – Pollution – Staten Island, 1986-1990. 5 – Power Authority of the state of New York (PASNY), 1979. 6 - Power Authority of the state of New York (PASNY), 1980. 7 - Power Authority of the state of New York (PASNY), 1981. 8 – Port authority of New York and New Jersey, 1982-1984, 1999. 9 – Port Authority of NY and NJ, 1997.

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Box 79

1 – Port Authority of NY and NJ – Hunter’s Point and Hoboken Report, 1984. 2 – Port Facilities, 1980. 3 – Preite Plan, 1991. 4 – Prescription Drugs – clippings and reports, 2000. 5 – Prescription Drug-costs, 1999. 6 – Prescription Drugs-costs, 1999-2000. 7 – Prescription Drugs-costs, 1999-2000 [1 of 8].

Box 80

1 – Prescription Drugs-costs, 1999-2000 [2 of 8]. 2 – Prescription Drugs-costs, 1999-2000 [3 of 8]. 3 – Prescription Drugs-costs, 1999-2000 [4 of 8]. 4 – Prescription Drugs-Costs, 2002-2003 [5 of 8]. 5 – Prescription Drugs-Costs, 2002-2004 [6 of 8].

Box 81

1 – Prescription drug pricing – hearing, 1994. 2 – Prescription drugs – Maine state senate, 1998-2000. 3 – Prescription drug pricing, 2001. 4 - Primary election-statement and return for Richmond County, 1987. 5 – Privacy Protection, 1975-1977. 6 – Privacy Protection, 1977-1980. 7 – Privatization of NYC – area airports, 1992-1995.

Box 82

1 – Privatization of NYC – area airports – Hearing [1 of 32], 1995. 2 – Privatization of the NYC – area airports – Hearing [2 of 2], 1995. 3 – Privatization of the New York area airports – hearing transcript, 1995. 4 – Project Hospitality, 1999. 5 – Public Authorities Control board, 1978-1985. 6 – Public Hearing Calendar, 1991. 7 – Public pension funds invested in companies doing business overseas, 1987. 8 – Public Service Commission, 1983. 9 – Queens College, 1977. 10 – Racing- horses 1987-1988 11 – Racing and wagering 1985 12 – “Ratemaking: A Review of the Municipal Credit Ratings with an Emphasis upon New York State” Nov. 1984. 13 – Reagan, Ronald 1980-1984 14 – Reapportionments – Bills, 1982.

Box 83

1 – Reapportionments – correspondence, 1981-1984. 2 – Recommendations, 1987. 3 – Recommendations, 1988-1989. 4 – Regan, Edward V., 1981-1984. 5 – Regan, Edward V. 1988-1989. 6 – Rehabilitation of 18 Bridges on the Staten Island Expressway, 1997.

Box 84 38

1 – Rent Control, 1992. 2 – Rent Control, 1993. 3 – Report on the Chief Judge and Court restructuring plan- Association of the Bar of NYC, 1998. 4 – Republican County Committee of Richmond County 1976, 1987. 5 – Republican Party, 1978-1979. 6 – Retirement (Board of Education) S.4882, 2005. 7 – Revenue Sharing, 1971-1972. 8 – Revenue Sharing, 1979-1980. 9 – Richmond Memorial Hospital, 1985. 10 – Richmondtown Restoration, 1980-1990. 11 – Richmond Parkway, 1975-1980. 12 – Right to Life Party, 1982. 13 – Roads and Highways, 2001-2003. 14 – Rooney, Kathryn, 1991. 15 – Rosenblatt, Albert M. (court), 1985. 16 – Rudman, Anthony M., 1982-1988.

Box 85

1 – “S” Corporation Forming an ESOP, 1998 2 – Sandy Ground, Staten Island Community, 1979-1984. 3 – Sandy Hook Pilots, 1988-1996. 4 – Schedule, 1997. 5 – Schedule – Personal, 1998. 6 – School construction Authority 1988, 1998. 7 – Schools for scandal, 1995-1996. 8 – School Governance, 1993. 9 – Sea View Hospital and Home, 1980. 10 – Secchia, Peter, 1989. 11 – Secession Movement – Lawrence Nicastro, 1996. 12 – Secondary Neighborhood Development Area, 1980.

Box 86

1 – Marchi – Segregation, 1990. 2 – Self-incrimination, 1988. 3 – Sellers, Margaret, 1986-1987. 4 – Senate Office Automation Project – Special Mailings, 1990. 5 – Senators 1996-1997. 6 – Senate Records, 1957-1966, 1991. 7 – Senior Citizens, 1980 8 – Marchi – senior Citizens, 1981-1989. 9 – Senior Citizens – Pharmaceutical Assistance, 1986. 10 – Senior Housing, 1987-1990. 11 – Serpentine Art and Nature Commons, 1980. 12 – Silver Lake, 1979-1980. 13 – Sixty Bay Street, 1960s. 14 – Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1976-1977. 15 – Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1978-1980.

Box 87

1 – Snug Harbor, 1993-1997 1a – Snug Harbor, 1987-1991. 2 – Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1989. 39

3 – Snug Harbor Cultural Center Funding, 1977. 4 – SOAP Letter March 17, 1994. 5 – Social Services, Jan –May 1991. 6 – Social Services, Jun-Sept, 1991. 7 – South Africa, 1984. 8 – South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Legislation, 1985. 9 – South Africa, Jan-Mar 1985. 10 – South Africa, Apr-Jun 1985.

Box 88

1 – South Africa, Jul-Oct 1985. 2 – South Africa, Nov-Dec 1985. 3 - South Africa, Jan-Mar 1986. 4 – South Africa, Apr-Dec 1986. 5 – South Africa, 1987. 6 – South Africa, 1988-1992. 7 – South Richmond Plan – Act to Create the New South Richmond Dev. Corp, 1972. 8 – South Richmond Plan – Act to Create the New South Richmond Dev. Corp Drafts and Legislative Memoranda, 1972. 9 – South Richmond Plan – Act to Create the New South Richmond Dev. Corp: Summary and Amendment, 1972.

Box 89

1 – South Richmond Plan – An Amendment to the New South Richmond Development Corporation Act, 1973. 2 – South Richmond Plan – Background Material for Planned Communities maps and slides, n.d. 3 – South Richmond Plan – Background Material for Planned Communities, press clippings, 1966-1971. 4 – South Richmond Plan – background Material for Planned Communities/reports, 1956-1971. 5 – South Richmond Plan – City Planning Commission, 1973-1974 South Richmond task Force. 6 – South Richmond Plan – Columbia Association, 1970. 7 – South Richmond Plan – Columbia handbook, 1970. 8 – South Richmond Plan – “Columbia Today.” 1970-1971. 9 – South Richmond Plan – Correspondence, 1972. 10 – South Richmond Plan – Hearing, transcriptions, 1971.

Box 90

1 – South Richmond Plan – News clippings, 1972. 2 – South Richmond Plan – News clippings, 1994-1999 3 – South Richmond Plan – Plan Proposal, 1973. 4 – South Richmond Plan – Press releases, 1972. 5 – South Richmond Plan – Proposal Statements, 1971-1972 Pro and Con. 6 – South Richmond Plan – Public Hearing, 1972. 7 – South Richmond Plan – Public Hearing, 1975. 8 – South Richmond Plan – report of the mayor’s task force – n.d. 9 - South Richmond Plan – report of the mayor’s task force – n.d. 10 – South Richmond Plan – report of the South Richmond Dev. Corp. 1972. 11 – South Richmond Plan – requests, 1972.

Box 91

1 – South Richmond Plan – The Rouse Company, 1970-1971. 2 – South Richmond Plan – The Rouse Corporation Summary Report (S.6376: “The Rouse Bill), 1971. 3 – South Richmond Plan – Summary of the South Richmond Planning Study, 1971. 40

4 – South Beach Psychiatric Center, 1984-1990. 5 – South street seaport Museum, 1979. 6 – Speeches 1986-1997. 7 – St. Francis Seminary 1997. 8 – St. George’s University, 1985-1986. 9 – St. Vincent’s Medical Center, 1979, 1991. 10 – Stapleton Civic Association, 1980. 11 – STAR Program 1999. 12 – State Archives, 1995. 13 – State Budget – Non-Profit Organizations, 1989-1991. 14 – State/City Budgets, 1989-1994. 15 – State Capitol Photographs, [1990s]. 16 – State Constitutions in the Federal System, 1989. 17 – State and Local Government, academy for, 1991. 18 – State and Local Government, Academy for “Preemption: Drawing the Line,” 1986. 19 – State of the Borough 1988. 20 – The State of the City, Mayor E. Koch 1985. 21 – State of the State Booklet, 2006 22 – State Statistics, n.d. 23 – SUNY Admissions, 1991.

Box 92

1 – Staten Island air pollution, 1996 1a - Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, Luncheon, 1983. 2 – Staten Island Development Center, 1980. 3 – Staten Island Development Center, 1982-1984. 4 – Staten Island Economy – Prospects for Development in the 1990s and Beyond. 5 – Staten Island Expressway Corridor, 1994-1998. 6 – Staten Island Ferry, 1983-1988. 7 – Staten Island Ferry Fare Hike, 1990. 8 – Staten Island Hospital, 1975-1979. 9 – Staten Island Judicial District, 2004. 10 – Staten Island Politics, 1976-1977. 11 – Staten Island Secession Movement – Staten Island future 1886-1990. 12 – Staten Island Secession, 1990-1991. 13 – “Staten Island Song” 1995. 14 – Staten Island sports complex, 1985. 15 – Stenographers’ Form Letters, 1986. 16 – Sticht, Emil W. 1988. 17 - Stolen Art – Italian Letter 1999. 18 – Surrogate Parenting Bill, 1989. 19 – Symposium on decentralizing NYC government, 1970. 20 – Tamburelli, D., 1985-1987. 21 – Taxation – federal funding, 1985. 22 – Taxation – federal and State tax Law, c. 1985.

Box 93

1 – Tax exemptions, 1987. 2 – Taxation – federal tax reform, Jan-Jun 1985. 3 – Taxation – Federal tax reform, Jul-Dec 1985. 4 – Taxation – federal tax reform, Mar-Aug 1986. 5 – Taxation – federal Tax Reform, Sept-Dec 1986. 6 – Taxation – Federal tax reform, 1987. 7 – Taxation – New York State, 1979-1985. 41

8 – Taxation – New York, 1986. 9 – Taxation – New York State: tax reform Provisions, 1986.

Box 94

1 – Taxation, New York State, 1987. 2 – Taxation – New York State Tax Reform Provisions, 1987-1988. 3 – Taxation – New York State, 1988. 4 – Taxation – New York State, Jan-Jun 1989. 5 – Taxation – New York State, Jul-Dec 1989. 6 – Taxation – New York State, 1990. 7 – Taxation – New York State, n.d. 8 – Taxation – New York State Property Assessment, 1979-1980. 9 – Taxation – New York State Property Assessment, February 1981 – October 1981. 10 – Taxation, New York State Property Assessment, November 1981. 11 – Taxation – New York State – Tax relief, 1985-1986. 12 – Taxation, New York State tax revenues 1984, 1987.

Box 95

1 – Taylor Law Revisions, 1980. 2 – Technology, 1986. 3 – Marchi – teleport 1984, 1988. 4 – Television, 1988-1989. 5 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Nov 1989-Mar 1990 [Binder 1 Part]. 6 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Mar-Jul 1990 Binder 1 Part 2. 7 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Sept-Oct 1990 Binder 2 Part 1. 8 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Oct-Nov 1990 Binder 2 Part 2. 9 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Nov-Dec 1990 Binder 2 Part 3. 10 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Jan 4-5, 1991 Binder 3 Part 1.

Box 96

1 – Temporary State Commission on NYC Schools Governance, Jan 4-5 1991 Binder 3 Part 2. 2 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School Governance, Jan 4-5, 1991 Binder 3 Part 3. 3 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School Governance, Jan-Feb 1991 Binder 4 Part 1. 4 – Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Jan-Feb 1991 Binder 4 Part 2. 5 - Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Jan-Feb 1991 Binder 4 Part 3. 6 - Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, 1991. 7 - Temporary State Commission on NYC School of Governance, Governing Commission on New York City School Governance – Governing for results: Decentralization with Accountability, 1991. 8 – Tibetan Art – 1988-1989. 9 – Tobler, Paul, 1979-1980.

Box 97

1 – “Today’s News Digest, “1989. 2 – Toxic Torts, 1984. 3 – Toxic Torts. 4 – Toxic Torts, Apr-Dec 1985. 5 – Toxic torts, 1986. 6 – Transportation – Buses 1977. 7 – Transportation – buses, 1978. 8 – Transportation – buses, 1979. 9 – Transportation – buses, 1980-1988. 10 - Transportation, 1996-1997 42

Box 98

1 – Transportation – Buses, correspondence, 1979-1980. 2 – Transportation – Funding, 1981-1982. 3 – Transportation – Funding, 1985-1987. 4 – Transportation – General Correspondence, 1979 – 1980. 5 – Transportation – General Issues, 1989. 6 – Transportation – Mass transit, 1988. 7 – Transportation – Route 440, 1987. 8 – Transportation – SIRTOA, 1976-1978. 9 – Transportation – SIRTOA 1979. 10 – Transportation – SIRTOA, 1980. 11 – Transportation – SIRTOA, 1981-1987 12 – Transportation – Tolls, 1979-1989.

Box 99 1 – Travis Power Plant, 1979-1980. 2 – Triborough Bridge + Tunnel Authority, 1984-1989. 3 – Trolley Museum, 1980. 4 – 24th Senatorial District, 1980. 5 – Tyksinski, Eugene K. 1977-1986. 6 – Tyksinski, Eugene K., 1987. 7 – Tyksinski, Eugene K., 1988, n.d. 8 – Unified Court System, 1979-1980. 9 – Unified Court System, 1998. 10 – USS The Sullivans 1970-1988. 11 – Variable Supplement, 1990-1998.

Box 100

1 – Variable Supplements Funds c. 2002 2 – Verrazano Bridge, 1987. 3 – Verrazano Bridge Toll, 1999. 4 – Verrazano Narrows Bridge Van. Inspections, 1993. 5 – Veterans, 1987-1988. 6 – Veterans State Senators, 2006. 7 – Veterans’ Affairs 1987-1991. 8 – Voter Fraud, 1994. 9 – Wage Reporting System, 1982. 10 – Wagner High School, 1979. 11 – Wall Street Office Building, 1972. 12 – Waste Disposal Costs – Staten Island Solid Waste Disposal, 1989. 13 – Water Pollution – General, 1970-1971. 14 – Waterfront Commission, 1971-1979. 15 – Waterfront Development. 16 – Waterfront Development – Hunters Point – Inventory and Evaluation Final Report, 1985 (1of 2). 17 – Waterfront Development - Hunters Point – Inventory and Evaluation Final Report, 1985 (2of 2).

Box 101

1 – Waterfront development – Hunter’s Point, 1984-1985. 2 – Wein Decision, 1977. 3 – “Welfare Genie in New York State…” 3a - Welfare Genie, 1992. 4 - Welfare Genie, 1993. 43

5 – Welfare, 1995-1996. 6 – Welfare Reform, 1988. 6a – Welfare reform, 1993 6b – Welfare reform, 1996-1997 7 – West Brighton Land Development Commission (Meeker, Susan), 1998. 8 – Wetlands, 1986-1988. 9 – Wicks Law, 1991. 10 – Willowbrook (Staten Island Development Center), 1979-1982, 1993. 11 – WhiteHouse Conference on Families, 1979-1980. 12 – Wilson, Dr. James Q, 1999. 13 – Wilson, Malcolm, c. 1972. 14 – Women 1989-1991. 15 – Women, 1997. 16 – Wood, R.H., 1977-1978. 17 – Workers Compensation for Sept 11th Workers (S.7874), 2006. 18 – World Trade Center Recovery Task Force, 2002 19 – Y2K-2000, 1999.

Series 2: Constituent Correspondence, 1964-94.

Box 102

1 - Correspondence: 1963-1966. 2 - Correspondence A-K, 1967-1969. 3 - Correspondence L-Ro, 1967. 4 - Correspondence Ry-T, 1967. 5 -Correspondence A-K - except Berman, 1968. 6 - Correspondence - Berman, 1968. 7 - Correspondence F-N, 1968. 8 - Correspondence P-W, 1968.

Box 103

1 - Addenda to Correspondence, 1967-1970. 2 - Correspondence A-Ba, 1969. 3 - Correspondence Be-Bu, 1969. 4 - Correspondence C, 1969. 5 - Correspondence D, 1969. 6 - Correspondence E-F, 1969. 7 - Correspondence G, 1969. 8 - Correspondence Haa-Hoo, 1969. 9 - Correspondence Hor-I, 1969. 10 - Correspondence J-K, 1969. 11 - Correspondence L, 1969. 12 - Correspondence Ma-Mc, 1969. 13 - Correspondence Me-O, 1969. 14 - Correspondence P-R, 1969.

Box 104

1 - Correspondence Sa-Sm, 1969. 2 - Correspondence So-T, 1969. 3 - Correspondence U-Z, 1969. 4 - Correspondence A-L, 1970. 5 - Correspondence M, 1970. 6 - Correspondence N-O, 1970. 44

7 - Correspondence P, 1970. 8 - Correspondence Q-Si, 1970. 9 - Correspondence Sm-Sz, 1970. 10 - Correspondence T-Z, 1970.

Box 105

1 - Correspondence A-B, 1971. 2 - Correspondence C, 1971. 3 - Correspondence D-E, 1971. 4 - Correspondence F, 1971. 5 - Correspondence G-I, 1971. 6 - Correspondence J-L, 1971. 7 - Correspondence M-S, 1971. 8 - Correspondence T-Z, 1971. 9 - Correspondence A-C, 1972. 10 - Correspondence D-G, 1972. 11 - Correspondence H-K, 1972. 12 - Correspondence L-Q, 1972. 13 - Correspondence R-Z, 1972.

Box 106

1 - Correspondence A-E, 1972-1973. 2 - Correspondence F-Mar, 1972-1973. 3 - Correspondence Mas-R, 1972-1973. 4 - Correspondence S-W, 1972-1973. 5 - Correspondence, 1982-1989. 6 - Correspondence A-Z, 1990. 7 - Correspondence A-C, 1991. 8 - Correspondence D-F, 1991. 9 - Correspondence G-I, 1991.

Box 107

1 - Correspondence, F-W, May 1992. 2 - Correspondence, A-E, May 1992. 3 - Correspondence K-Z, April, 1992. 4 - Correspondence B-J, April, 1992. 5 - Correspondence, S-Z, March 1992 6 - Correspondence, L-R, March 1992. 7 - Correspondence E-K, March 1992. 8 - Correspondence A-D, February 1992. 9 - Correspondence, M-Y, February 1992. 10 - Correspondence, E-K, February 1992. 11 - Correspondence, A-D, February 1992. 12 - Correspondence, M-W, January 1992. 13 - Correspondence, A-L, January 1992.

Box 108

1 - Correspondence, Oct - Nov 1992. 2 - Correspondence, B-W, September 1992. 3 - Correspondence, B-S, April 1992. 4 - Correspondence, K-V, July 1992. 5 - Correspondence, B-H, July 1992. 45

6 - Correspondence, S-W, June 1992. 7 - Correspondence, Me-R, June 1992. 8 - Correspondence, H-Me, June 1992. 9 - Correspondence D-G, June 1992. 10 - Correspondence, A-C June 1992.

Box 109

1- Correspondence, J-L, 1991. 2- Correspondence, M-P, 1991. 3- Correspondence, Q-S, 1991. 4 - Correspondence, T-Z, 1991. 5 - Correspondence, 1993. 6 - Correspondence, 1994. 7- Correspondence, 1996. 8- Correspondence, January 1997. 9- Correspondence, February 1997.

Box 110

1 - Correspondence, March 1997 2 - Correspondence, April 1997 3 - Correspondence, May, 1997 4 - Correspondence, June 1-10, 1997 5 - Correspondence, June 11-17, 1997 6 – Correspondence, June 18-30, 1997

Box 111

1- Correspondence, July 1997 2 - Correspondence, August 1997 3 - Correspondence, September 1997 4 - Correspondence, 1998-2002 5 - Correspondence, January 2001 6 - Correspondence, February 2001 7 - Correspondence, Mar-Jun, 2001 8 - Correspondence, 2004 9 - Correspondence, 2005-2006

Series 3: Legislative Files, 1962-1998.

Subseries A: Legislative Correspondence (1965-1996).

Box 112

1 – Personal Legislation, Mar 2, 1971. 2 – Personal Legislation, March 8-23 1971. 3 – Personal Legislation, Mar 24, 1971. 4 – Personal Legislation Mar 25-31, 1971. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr, 1971. 6 – Personal Legislation, May 1971.

Box 113

1 – Personal Legislation, 1950-1974. 46

2 – Personal Legislation, 1970. 3 – Personal Legislation, January 6, 1971. 4 – Personal Legislation, January 7, 1971. 5 – Personal Legislation, 11-28, 1971. 6 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1971. 7 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1, 1971.

Box 114

1 – Personal Legislation, Jun 1971. 2 – Personal Legislation, Jun 1972. 3 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1972. 4 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1972. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr-May, 1972. 6 – Personal Legislation, Jan 3 1973 [1].

Box 115

1 – Personal Legislation, Jan 3 1974 [2]. 2 – Personal Legislation, Jan 4-31, 1973. 3 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1973. 4 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1973. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr-May 1973. 6 – Personal Legislation, Jan 9-17, 1974.

Box 116

1 – Personal Legislation, Jan 21-31, 1974. 2 – Personal Legislation, Feb 4-7, 1974. 3 – Personal Legislation, Feb 19-28, 1974. 4 – Personal Legislation, Feb 19-28, 1974. 5 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1974. 6 – Personal Legislation, Apr 2, 1974. 7 – Personal Legislation, Apr 10-31 1974.

Box 117

1 – Personal Legislation, May-Dec 1974. 2 – Personal Legislation, Jan 8, 1975. 3 – Personal Legislation, Jan 15-31, 1975. 4 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1975. 5 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1975. 6 - Personal Legislation, Mar 1975. 7 – Personal Legislation, Apr-May 1975. 8 – Personal Legislation, Jun-Jul 1975.

Box 118

1 – Personal Legislation, Jan, 1976. 2 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1976. 3 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1976. 4 – Personal Legislation, Apr-Jun, 1976. 5 – Personal Legislation, Jan-Feb 1977. 6 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1977. 7 – Personal Legislation, Apr-May 1977. 8 – Personal Legislation, Personal Legislation, Jun-Jul 1977. 47

Box 119

1 – Personal Legislation, Jan-Feb 1978. 2 – Personal Legislation, Mar-Apr 1978. 3 – Personal Legislation, May-Oct 1978. 4 – Personal Legislation, Jan 1979. 5 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1979. 6 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1979. 7 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1979. 8 – Personal Legislation, May-Sept 1979. 9 – Personal Legislation, Jan-Feb 1980.

Box 120

1 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1980. 2 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1980. 3 – Personal Legislation, May-Nov 1980. 4 – Personal Legislation, Final Status, 1980. 5 – Personal Legislation, Jan 1981. 6 – Personal Legislation, Feb 3-12, 1981. 7 – Personal Legislation, Feb 18-28 1981.

Box 121

1 – Personal Legislation, Mar 2-3, 1981. 2 – Personal Legislation, Mar 10-23, 1981. 3 – Personal Legislation, Mar 30-31. 4 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1981. 5 – Personal Legislation, May 1981. 6 – Personal Legislation, Jun 1981.

Box 122

1 – Personal legislation – Final Status, 1981. 2 – Personal Legislation Jan – Feb 1982. 3 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1982. 4 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1982. 5 – Personal Legislation, May 1982. 6 – Personal Legislation, Jun-July 1982. 7 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1982. 8 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1983. 9 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1983.

Box 123

1 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1983. 2 – Personal Legislation, Apr-Jun 1983. 3 - Death Penalty Bills, June 30, 1982. 4 – Personal Legislation, Feb-Mar, 1984. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1984. 6 – Personal Legislation, May 1984. 7 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1984. 8 – Personal Legislation, Jan 9 1985 [1]. 9 – Personal Legislation, Jan 9 1985 [2].

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Box 124

1 – Personal Legislation, Jan 10-31, 1985. 2 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1985. 3 – Personal Legislation, Mar 5 1985. 4 – Personal Legislation, Mar 11-31, 1985. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1985. 6 – Personal Legislation, May 1985. 7 – Personal Legislation, Jun 1985. 8 – Personal Legislation, Jan 1986.

Box 125

1 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1986. 2 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1986. 3 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1986. 4 – Personal Legislation, May-Jun 1986. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1987. 6 – Personal Legislation, May 1987. 7 – Personal Legislation, Jun 1987. 8 – Personal Legislation, Jan, 1988. 9 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1988. 10 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1988.

Box 126

1 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1988. 2 – Personal Legislation, May 1988. 3 – Personal Legislation, Jun-Aug 1988. 4 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1989. 5 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1-7, 1989. 6 – Personal Legislation, Mar 15-31 1989. 7 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1989. 8 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1990.

Box 127

1 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1991-1992. 2 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1994. 3 – Personal Legislation, March 1997. 4 – Transcript – Hearing on Death Care Industry; [accompanies bills from March 4, 1997]. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr 1998. 6 - Abortion Bills, June 2, 1982

Box128

1 – Personal Legislation, Jan 1999. 2 – Personal Legislation, Feb 1999. 3 – Personal Legislation, Mar 1999. 4 – Personal Legislation, April-July 1999. 5 – Personal Legislation, Personal Legislation, Jan-Feb 2000. 6 – Personal Legislation, Mar 2000. 7 – Personal Legislation, Apr-Jun 2000.

Box 129

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1 – Personal Legislation, Jan-Feb 2001. 2 – Personal Legislation, Mar-Apr 2001. 3 – Personal Legislation, May-Jul 2002. 4 – Personal Legislation, Jan-Mar 2002. 5 – Personal Legislation, Apr-May 2002. 6 – Personal Legislation, Jun-Jul 2002.

Box 130

1 – Personal Legislation, 1985: Final Status of Legislation 2 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1991. 3 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1998. 4 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1992. 5 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1992. 6 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1992. 7 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, Jan-Feb 1993. 8 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, Mar 1993. 9 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, Apr-May 1993. 10 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, Jun-Aug 1993. 11 – Personal Legislation – Final Status, 1993. 12 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, Jan-Feb 1994. 13 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, Mar-Apr 1994. 14 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, May 1994. 15 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1997.

Box 131

1 – Personal Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1998. 2 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1973. 3 – Multi-Legislation – status of Legislation, 1974. 4 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1980. 5 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1982. 6 – Multi-Legislation – Final Status, 1983. 7 - Multi-Legislation – Final Status, 1984. 8 – Multi-Legislation – Final Status, 1985. 9 – Multi Legislation, Final Status, 1986. 10 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, Jan-Mar 1993. 11 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, Apr-May, 1993. 12 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, Jun-Aug 1993.

Box 132

1 – Multi-Legislation – Final Status, 1993. 2 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Multi-Legislation, Jan-Feb 1994. 3 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, Mar 1994. 4 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, Apr 1994. 5 – Multi-Legislation – Status of Legislation, 1995. 6 – Legislative Resolutions, Jan-Feb 1994. 7 – Legislative Resolutions Mar-May 1994. 8 – Legislative Resolutions, Jun-Dec 1994.

Box 133

1 – Legislative Resolutions, Jan-Feb 1995. 2 – Legislative Resolutions, Mar-Jun 1995. 3 – Legislative Resolutions, 1999. 50

4 – Legislative Resolutions, 1988. 5 – Legislative Resolutions, 1988. 6 – Legislative Resolutions, Jan 1989. 7 – Legislative Resolutions, Feb 1989.

Box 134

1 – Legislative Resolutions, May-Nov 1989. 2 – Legislative Resolutions, Feb-May 1990. 3 – Legislative Resolutions, Nov 1990. 4 – Legislative Resolutions, Jan-Feb 1992. 5 – Legislative Resolutions Mar-May 1992. 6 – Legislative Resolutions, Jan 1993.

Box 135

1 – Legislative Resolutions, Feb 22, 1993 [1 of 2]. 2 – Legislative Resolutions, Feb 22, 1993 [2 of 2]. 3 – Legislative Resolutions, 1993-1994. 4 – Reports of the Joint Legislative Committee for the Study of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, 1961- 1964 5 – A Report on the City University and its Proposed 1964 Master Plan 6 – Preliminary Data Report of the Senate Committee on Affairs of the City of New York on Mobilization for Youth, Inc., 1964 7 – Report of the Joint Legislative Committee on Docks in the City of New York, 1961 8 – Report of the State-Urban Relations Committee of the Council of State Governments, 1968 9 – Report of the Senate Committee on the City of New York, 1967

Subseries B: Decentralization

Box 136 1 – Decentralization – Resolution to Study New York City Schools, 1964. 2 – Decentralization Proposals – Board of Education – Response, 1968. 3 – Decentralization Proposals – High School Principals Association, 1968. 4 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy Plan – Bundy report “Reconnection for Learning.” 1967. 5 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy – Correspondence from Mayor John Lindsey, 1967-1968. 6 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy – Bundy Plan – Bill 4512 (proposed legislation-corrected copy), 1968. 7 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsey-Bundy Plan – Bill 4512 [draft], 1968. 8 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy Plan – Background and Summary, 1968. 9 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy Plan – Bill 4512 [Final Draft], 1968. 10 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy Analysis of Proposed Legislation, 1968. 11 – Decentralization Proposals – Lindsay-Bundy Plan – Opposition, 1968.

Box 137

1 – Decentralization Proposals – NYC Board of Education, 1968-1969. 2 – Decentralization Reports – Niemeyer report “Final report of the Committee,” 1968. 3 – Decentralization Reports – “Responses to a Decentralization Crisis,” 1968. 4 – Decentralization Reports – Citizen’s Union of the City of New York, 1969. 5 – Decentralization Reports – NYC Bar Association, 1969. 6 – Decentralization Reports – “Program for Command Decentralization and Integration of City Services at the Community Level,” 1971. 7 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Statements and Opinions – Press releases, 1967-1968. 8 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions, 1967. 9 - Decentralization Statements and Opinions, 1968. 51

10 – Statements and Opinions – Public Hearings, Feb 1-20, 1968. 11 – Decentralization Statements and Reports – Bundy Plan Hearing, Feb 21, 1968. 12 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions – Public Hearing Feb 26-28, 1968.

Box 138

1 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions, Mar 1968. 2 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions, Apr 1968. 3 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions, May 1968. 4 – Decentralization Statements and Reports, Sept-Nov 1968. 5 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions, May 1969. 6 – Decentralization Statements and Opinions, n.d. 7 – Decentralization Implementation Bill for Decentralization, 1967. 8 - Legislation Bill (S.5812), 1968. 9 – Decentralization Legislation – Chapter Amendment (S.5947), 1968. 10 – Legislation – Citizen’s Union Bill (S.5603), 1968. 11 – Decentralization Legislation – Community School Districts (S.5128-B), 1968. 12 – Decentralization Legislation – Compromise Bill (S.5916-A), 1968. 13 – Decentralization Legislation – Dominick Bill (S.4476), 1968. 14 – Legislation – Marchi Bill (S.5128-B). 15 – Legislation – Marchi Bill (S.5127-A). 16 – Legislation – NYC Board of Education Bill (S.5554-A), 1968. 17 – Legislation – Regent’s Bill (S.5734), 1968.

Box 139

1 – Decentralization Legislation – School Board Districts (S.5127-A), 1968. 2 – Decentralization Legislation – general, 1968. 3 – Decentralization Legislation – general, 1968. 4 – Decentralization Legislation – Summary of Proposed Legislation, 1968. 5 – Decentralization Legislation – Information re: bill S.5690, 1968-1971. 6 – Legislation – An Act to amend the education law (S.5690) [final], 1969. 7 – Legislation – Bills, 1969-1974. 8 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Bill (S.5480-C), 1969. 9 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Bill (S.5693), 1969. 10 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Bloom Bill (S.7), 1969.

Box 140

1 – Decentralization Legislation – Board of Education (S.5188), 1969. 2 – Decentralization Legislation – Board of Education (S.5690), 1969. 3 – Decentralization Legislation – education (S.4420, S.4410, S.4333, S.4246), 1969. 4 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation, Calandra Bill (S.655), 1969. 5 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Committee on Rules (S.5188). 6 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Committee on Rules (S.5341), 1969. 7 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation, draft, [1969]. 8 – Decentralization Legislation – electing the Board of Education (S.4893), 1969. 9 – Decentralization Legislation – Establishing a community school system (S.5690) [draft], 1969. 10 – Legislation – General, 1969.

Box 141

1 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation Gunning Bill (S.5414), 1969. 2 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation (S.5690) Intro + chapter amendment, 1969. 3 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – List of Bills, 1969. 4 – Decentralization in NYC Schools – Legislation – Memoranda, 1969. 52

5 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Paterson, Galiber, Stewart, Garcia and Otirenstein Bill (S.4500A), 1969. 6 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Shapiro Bill (S.5362A), 1969. 7 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Stewart, Paterson, Galiber Bill (S.4353A), 1969. 8 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Steingut Bill (A.7143), 1969 Legislation. 9 – Decentralization Legislation – Transcript of Senate discussing Bill (S.5690), 1969. 10 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – UFT Bill (S.4892-A), 1969. 11 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Zavetski (S.4639), 1969.

Box 142

1 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – Legislation – Senate and Assembly Bills, 1970. 2 – Legislation – SUNY and CUNY Student Activity Fees + Censorship, 1974 (S.9638-A). 3 – Decentralization: Ocean Hill – Brownsville Governing Board – Appellate Division Decision, 1968. 4 – Decentralization of NYC Schools – General – Appellate Division Decision, 1968.

Box 143

1 – Decentralization – Correspondence, 1969. 2 – Information Regarding Decentralization, 1969. 3 – NYC Schools – Governance, 1978. 4 - NYC Schools – Hurd Task Force on Financing NYC Schools, 1978. 5 – NYC Schools – Leavittown decision, 1978-1979. 6 – NYC Schools – Legislation, 1988.

Box 144

1 – NYC Schools – Clippings, 1987- 1989. 2 – NYC Schools – Legislation and Clippings, 1990-1991, n.d. 3 – NYC Schools – Governance Commission, Apr 1991. 4 – NYC Schools – Pre-Kindergarten Bill, 1996. 5 – NYC Schools – School Construction – Public Hearing [2], 1996. 6 – NYC Schools – School Construction – Public Hearing [1], 1996. 7 – NYC Schools – Legislation (Bill S.5824-A), 1993.

Subseries C: Voting and Attendance Records, 1957-1969.

Box 145

1 – Legislative Introductory Record Vol. I, 1957-1964. 2 – Resolution Introductory Record, 1957-1969. 3 – Rules Bills 1961-1969. 4 – Study of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, 1962. 5 - Legislative Reports – City University & its Master Plan, 1964. 6 – Legislative Reports – Off-Track Betting, 1964. 7 – Legislative Introductory Record 1965-1969 Vol. II. 8 – Senate Transcript – Off-Track Betting, 1965. 9 – Special Staff Report, 1967.

Box 146

1 – Bills 4353-A, 4892, S.5127-A, S.5127-A, S.5128-B, 6415, S.5812, 7004, 1968-1969. 2 – Preliminary Summary of Legislation, 1970. 3 – Legislation, 1970. 4 – Legislation, 1970. 53

5 – Legislative Introductory Record, 1970. 6 – Multi-Sponsored Bills, 1970. 7 – Creation of Peconic County (bill A.6644). 8 – Marchi Bills 1971 (Copy 1). 9 – Multi-Sponsored Bills 1971. 10 – Unlabelled Legislature Record c. 1972. 11 – Gateway [duplicate file}, 1971-1973. 12 – Appropriations for the support of government (bill S.5930), 1968.

Box 147

1 – South Richmond Development Corporation (S. 88892-A) Legislation. 2 – S.J. Res. 54 – Opposition from Air Transport Association and Airport Security Council, 1972. 3 – Correspondence, 1973. 4 – Legislation Bills, 1973. 5 – Editorials, 1973. 6 – Marchi’s floor Remarks – Transcripts, 1973. 7 – Memoranda and Bills, 1973. 8 – Newsclippings, 1973. 9 – Press releases, 1973. 10 – Reports and Bulletins, 1973. 11 – Rules of the Senate, 1974-1977.

Box 148

1 – Legislation – NYC Industrial Development, 1974. 2 – Legislation – Urban Development Corporation, 1975. 3 – Staten Island Property Evaluation hearing, 1980. 4 – Unified Court System, 1980-1981. 5 – Resolutions (Senate), 1981-1984. 6 – Legislation – Overburden Aid, 1982. 7 – Nuclear Freeze Proposal, 1982 (bill S.10239), 1982. 8 – Married Women’s Names (Proposed Legislation), 1982. 9 – Legislation – Off-Track Betting, 1983. 10 – Legislation – S.3286 – S.4020, 1983. 11 – Legislation – S.4027 – S.4436 (1983).

Box 149

1 – Legislation – S.5350-S.6548, 1983. 2 – Legislation – Bank deregulation (S.9264), 1984. 3 – Legislation – S.7573 – S.8254, 1984. 4 – Legislation – Bills S.7000-10000, 1984. 5 – Report: Committee on Investigations and Taxation, 1984. 6 – Reports – Senate Committee on Finance, 1984.

Box 150

1 – Waterfront Development, 1984. 2 – Legislation – S.10111, 1984. 3 – Surrogate Motherhood Clippings (bill S.1906), 1984-2002. 4 – Right of Privacy, 1985. 5 – Legislation – Medical Malpractice, 1985. 6 – Legislation – Financing Civic Facilities and Hospice (bills S.3304 and S.9351). 7 – Surrogate Motherhood – Testimonies, 1986.Reports – NYS Tax Revenue and Economy Model, 1986. 8 – Reports- New York State Tax Revenue and Economy Model, 1986 54

9 – Legislation – Records/Status, 1986. 10 – Surrogate Motherhood – Documents, 1986-1992 (bill S.1906.)

Box 151

1 – Code of Conduct (S.4661), 1987. 2 – Ethics/Code of Conduct – Clippings, 1987. 3 – Ethics/Code of Conduct, 1987. 4 – Ethics in Government (S.6441), 1987. 5 – Legislation – Bill S.6325, 1987. 6 – Legislation – General, 1987. 7 – Legislation – Records/Summary, 1987. 8 – Rule Making by State Agencies (S.6442, S.6443, A.8534, A.8535), 1987. 9 – Senate Committee on finance – Nominations for Governor – transcript, 1987.

Box 152

1 – Subcommittee on Rules, 1987. 2 – Surrogate Motherhood – Legislation (Bills S.1429-A, S.4640-A, S.4641), 1987. 3 – “Surrogate Parenting in New York: A Proposal for Legislative Reform,” 1987. 4 – Waterfront – Commission (S.37), 1987. 5 – Legislation – Bills S.176-S.6449, 1987-1988. 6 – Legislation status, 1988. 7 – New York School Construction – (Bill S.9334). 8 – Public Authorities/Public Benefit Corporations (bill S.8022-A). 9 – Subcommittee on Rules, 1988. 10 – Surrogate Motherhood Correspondence, 1988, 1992. 11 – Surrogate Parenting (Bill S.2884).

Box 153

1 – Legislation – Bills S.41-S.6325, 1989. 2 – Legislation – Final status, 1989. 3 – Public Service Commission (bill S.5277). 4 – Legislative Issues, 1989-1991. 5 – Legislation (Bills S.7089-8836), 1990. 6 – Legislation – memos and correspondence, 1990. 7 – Legislation – (Bills 540-S.6312), 1991. 8 – Legislation – Correspondence, 1991-1992. 9 – Legislation – Interstate Compact (bill S.511), 1992. 10 – Legislation – waterway navigation/pilotage (bill S.7154), 1992. 11 – Legislation – Status, 1992.

Box 154

1 – Legislation – Correspondence, 1993-1994. 2 – Legislation – Dr. Anthony M. Pugliese, 1993. 3 – Legislation – Early Intervention (Bill S.5864), 1993. 4 – Legislation – Education services for immigrant students from English-speaking nations & territories (bill S.4792-A). 5 – Legislation – High-risk drivers act (bill S.738), 1993. 6 – Legislation – Memoranda, 1993. 7 – Legislation – New York port navigation and pilots licensing, 1993 memos in support and legislation [S.4924, S.1572, S.6156, S.5683, S.7154, A583]. 8 – Legislation – Pilotage fees (bill S.6156). 9 – Legislation – Priority Legislation, 1993. 55

10 – Legislation – School Property Tax Reduction Act (bill S.1995-A), 1993. 11 – Legislation – state Petroleum business Tax (bill S. 1997). 12 – Legislation – Status, 1993. 13 – Legislative profile, 1993. 14 – Legislative Recap (1993). 15 – Pilots Legislation (bill S.3919-B). 16 – Report – “The Business of surrogate Parenting,” 1992 NYS Department of Health.

Box 155

1 – Legislation – education services to immigrant students (bill S.8379), 1994. 2 – Legislation – Medicaid financing reform, 1994 (bill 10294-A), 1994. 3 – Legislation – MTA Accessibility (11734), 1994. 4 –Legislation – Public health law resuscitation equipment (bill S.1848-A), 1994. 5 – Legislation – sexual orientation non-discrimination (bill S.1890), 1994. 6 – Legislation – status, 1994. 7 – Legislation – Surrogate decision Making Bill (Bill A.7166-A). 8 – Legislation – general, 1995. 9 – Legislation – Title Insurance Agent Licensing, 1995-1997. 10 – Legislation – general, 1996. 11 – Legislation Little League 1996. 12 – Legislation – NY state Official Language (bill S.938), 1996. 13 – Legislation Summary, 1996. 14 – Legislation – Workfare: employment of students, 1996-2001. 15 – Legislation – economic development zoning (bill S.5508), 1996-2001. 16 – Legislative ethics Committee, 1996-2001.

Box 156

1 – Legislation – contractor licensing, 1997. 2 – Legislation – employment of students’ physicians’ assistants, 1997. (bill S.2148, A.3399). 3 – Legislation – judicial reform, (S.4226), 1997. 4 – Legislation – memoranda, Jan 1997. 5 – Legislation – memoranda, Feb-Mar 1997. 6 – Legislation – memoranda, Apr-Jun 1997. 7 – Legislation – status, 1997. 8 – Legislation – workfare, 1997. 9 – Legislation – Children’s weapon accident prevention act (bill S.592), 1997-1998. 10 – Legislation – cloning, 1997-1998.

Box 157

1 – Legislation- Penal law, 1997-1998. 2 – Legislation – Cemeteries/funerals, 1997-1999. 3 – Legislation – School Governance (Bill S.506), 1997-2001. Staten Island School District. 4 – Legislation – Charter schools, 1998. 5 – Legislation – Lease of Park Lands (bill S.6369), 1998. 6 – Legislation – Memoranda, 1998. 7 – Legislation – Brighton Heights reformed church, 1998-1999. 8 – Legislation – Assault weapons, 1999. 9 – Legislation – Breast cancer (bill S.4850), 1999. 10 – Legislation – Brownfield coalition, 1999. 11 - Legislation – Environmental (bills A.874-C, A.496), 1999. 12 – Legislation – Investigation of children’s supervisors (bill S.2149), 1999. 13 – Legislation – Status, 1999.

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Box 158

1 – Legislation – memoranda (Bills S.1437-S.5746), 1999. 2 – Legislation - Verrazano Bridge/Only-One way toll (Bill S.1180), 1999. 3 – Legislation – Waterfront Commission act (bills S.3384, S.4488-A), 1999. 4 – Legislative record, 1999. 5 – Co-sponsorship of Legislation, 1999-2001. 6 – Legislation – Status, 2000. 7 – Legislation – Legislation – HIV Pension Benefit (bill S.2767), 2001. 8 – Legislation – Status, 2001. 9 – Women of distinction – News from the Republican Senate Majority, 2001.

Box 159

1 – Legislation – cemetery for veterans (Bill S.1764), 2001-2002. 2 – Legislation – contraceptive coverage, 2001-2005 correspondence, clippings. 3 – Legislation – congressional districts (bill S.7535), 2002. 4 – Legislation – tax and finance legislation, 2002. 5 – Legislation – anti-terrorism (bills S.3, S.1627), 2003. 6 – Legislation – Insurance prescription drug coverage (S.5683), 2003. 7 – Legislation – Interstate compact on equitable pricing of pharmaceutical patented and generic drugs (bill S.3944), 2003. 8 – Legislation – Official flag of Staten Island (bill S.4472, A.1211), 2003. 9 - Legislation – Prescription drug fair pricing program (S.3942, A.427), 2003. 10 – Legislation – Public authorities law re: water board fees (bills S.4479, A.1072), 2003. 11 – Legislation – waterboard charges (bill S.4479), 2003. 12 – Legislation – Budget reform, 2003-2004. 13 – Legislation – co-sponsorship, 2003-2004. 14 – Legislation – Senate Health and Medicaid reform, 2003-2004. 15 – Legislation – bonus to the members of the Armed Forces of NY, 2003-2005 (bills S.1357, 2369, 2360- A; A.2179, 2532, 2532-A). 16 – Legislation – Disposal of Toxic pollutants into the marine district, 2003-2005 (bills S.1537, 2071; A.3408, 3335).

Box 160

1 – Legislation – Insurance coverage for hair prostheses, 2003-2005 (bills S.2437, 1626; A.4850, 376). 2 – Legislation – public authorities law re: MTA Safety and Security reports, 2003-2005 (bills S.4471, 2358, 2358-A; A.1312, 2101, 2101-A). 3 – Legislation – Public Authorities law re: providing power to Broadway, 2003-2005 theaters (bills S.4596, 2060, 2060A, A-1311, 2108, 2108A). 4 – Legislation – Richmond County Waste transportation and facilities, 2003-2005 (bills S.1970-A, 2457; A.4790, 4977). 5 – Legislation – adjusting statutory periods for retiring members of public retirement plan (bills S.6472- A/A.10903-A), 2004. 6 – Legislation – Bluebelt freshwater wetland permits (bill S.6160/A.9738), 2004. 7 – Legislation – Campus officers at CUNY (bill S.7380), 2004. 8 – Legislation – Clothing tax sale (S.1105), 2004. 9 – Legislation – dissolution of corporations paying tax to NYC (bill S.7263), 2004. 10 – Legislation – Jean Sergent to purchase service credit in NYC Teachers’ retirement system (bill S.7737), 2004. 11 – Legislation – Lien against a public improvement (bill S.6595), 2004. 12 – Legislation – Tax exemption on certain machinery, 2004 (bills S.57550/A.11607, S.6801-B). 13 – Legislation – extension of the variable supplements fund for housing (bills S.7335, 2458; A.11297, 4978). 14 – Legislation – mental hygiene law – housing waiting lists, 2004-2005 (bills S.6646, A.8622, A.2895). 57

15 – Legislation – statewide building mapping information system, 2004-2005 (bills S.6436, 2359, 2359-A; A.16016). 16 – Legislation – co-sponsorship, 2005. 17 – Legislation – Health Care (bill S.4928), 2005. 18 – Legislation – Health Service in Schools (bill S.1431). 19 – Legislation – Labor Law: training for security officers in hospitals, 2005. 20 – Legislation – administrative code/cost of living adjustments, 2006. 21 – Legislation – establishing bus service between Staten Island and NJ (bill S.7963/A.11333), 2006. 22 – Legislation – Legislation explanation of charges for Medicaid Clients (bill S.7969), 2006. 23 – Legislation – prescription drug costs (bill S.1690-A, S.7674, S.6068-B), 2006. 24 – Legislative materials – Taxation, n.d.

Box 161

1 – Pipeline Safety – liquid petroleum (s.310), 1986. 2 – Pipeline Safety – liquid petroleum – U.S. Congressional Hearings (S.310) 1967-1968. 3 – Bills (S.1218-A; S.5479), 1968. 4 – Education – NYC Community School district system (s.5128-B), 1968. 5 – Bills (S. 1076-S.4160), 1967. 6 – New South Richmond Development Corporation (S.8892 and S.9807), 1972. 7 – Partial voting record of Senator Marchi (1957-1969), 1969.

Box 162

1 – New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (S.4929-A), 1969. 2 – Waterfront Commission act – collective bargaining agreement (S.446-A), 1969. 3 – Bills (S.7316-S.8399), 1970. 4 – Abortion – transcripts (S.8556), 1970. 5 – Abortion – transcript (S.8556-A), 1970.

Subseries D: Bills

Box 163

1 – Bills (S.85-S.1833), 1969. 2 – Bills (S.1847-A-S.2328). 3 – Bills (S.2359-S.4035-A), 1969. 4 – Bills (S.4104-S.5698), 1969. 5 – Bills (S.5748-S.7315), 1970.

Box 164

1 – Bills (S.8400-S.8978), 1970. 2 – Bills (S.9005-S.9301), 1970. 3 – Bills (S.9318-S.9437), 1970 4 – Joint Legislative Committee bills, 1970. 5 – Bills (S.4843-S.6745-A). 6 – Bills – Joint Legislative committee on Institute cooperation (S.3454-S.3464), 1971. 7 – Bills – Joint Legislative committee on Interstate cooperation (S.3465-A – 10520), 1971-1972.

Box 165

1 – Bills (S.30-S.3659), 1973-1974. 2 – Education – transcripts (S.7060, S.8608, S.8609), 1974. 3 – Industrial Development Agency Bill (A.12284), 1974. 4 – Education – transcript (S.1170), February 1975. 58

5 – Education – Senate transcript (S.4525), May 1975. 6 – Education – Senate transcript (S.4099), June 1975. 7 – Education – Senate transcript (S.5485), June 1975. 8 – Education – Senate transcript (S.6934), July 1975. 9 – Education – Senate transcript (S.9066), 1976. 10 – Education – transcripts (S.705, S.5168, S.4889, S.7781, S.2464), 1977. 11 – Death Penalty – Senate transcript, 1977 (1of 2), (S.65663). 12 – Death Penalty – Senate Transcript 1977 (2 of 2), (S.6363).

Box 166

1 – Death Penalty – Senate transcripts (S.7250A), 1978 (1 of 2). 2 – Death Penalty – Senate transcript (S.7250A), 1978 (2 of 2). 3 – Education – Senate transcript, 1978 (S.7613, S.7613A, S.7744, S.1084, S.7208). 4 – Liquefied gas transportation (S.8181A), 1978. 5 – Gateway National Recreation Area (S.8211A), 1978. 6 – Real Property Assessment (S.9394), 1978.

Box 167

1 – Articles and Correspondence, 1976-1980. 2 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript part I, 1978. 3 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript part II, 1978. 4 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript III, 1978. 5 – Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part I], 1980. 6 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part II], 1980. 7 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part III], 1980. 8 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part IV], 1980. 9 - Death Penalty Bills – Transcript Jan 14 [part V], 1980.

Box 168

1 – Education Bills, 1979-1980. 2 – Bills, 1980. 3 – Bills, 1981. 4 – Chapters and Vetoes – Senate and Assembly Bills, 1981. 5 – Abortion Bills – transcript May 26, 1982. 6 – Abortion Bills – transcript June 2, 1982. 7 – Drinking Age Bills – transcripts, 1982, 1987. 8 – Bills, 1982-1983. 9 - Returnable beverage container bill, 1983-1984.

Box 169

1 – Bills, 1982, 1984-1986. 2 – Returnable Beverage Container Bill: report of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government, 1985. 3 – Returnable Beverage Container Bill: responses to Rockefeller Institute report. 4 - Returnable Beverage Container Bill: clippings and correspondence, 1985. 5 – Death Penalty Bill – Transcript Mar 20, 1985. 6 – Death Penalty Bill – Transcript May 21, 1985 Bill 2100 removal. 7 – Death Penalty Bill – Transcript May 29, 1985 Bill 2100 removed. 8 – Drinking Age – Transcript Jun 18, 1985.

Box 170

1 – Supplemental Designation of Freshwater Wetlands in Richmond County, 1986 (Bill S.1243). 59

2 – Bills, 1987 (S.1041-S.3065). 3 – Bills (S.3066-3649), 1987. 4 – Bills (S.3667-S.3964), 1987. 5 – Code of Conduct for public officers, 1987. 6 – Ethics Bill (bill S.4661) – transcript and remarks by Marchi, 1987. 7 – Supplemental designation of freshwater wetlands in Richmond County, Jan 1987 (S.1243).

Box 171

1 – Supplemental Designation of freshwater wetlands in Richmond County, Feb 1987. 2 – Supplemental designation of freshwater wetlands in Richmond County, Mar-Jun 1987. 3 – Death Penalty – Transcript Jun 8, 1988. 4 – Death Penalty for Cop Killer, C. 1988. 5 – Bill (S.8022/A.10527, S.8022-A/A.10527-A). 6 – Death Penalty Bill – transcript Feb 13, 1989. 7 – Multi-Sponsored Characters Jan-Feb 1989. 8 – Multi-Sponsored Chapters, Mar 1989.

Box 172

1 – Multi-sponsored chapters, Apr-Jun 1989. 2 – Legislative Bill drafting Commission, 1989. 3 – Bills, 1989-1990 (S.5173-S.8487). 4 – Parental Care (PCAP) Bill (Bill S.6397), 1989-1993. 5 – Death Penalty Bill – Transcript Feb 5, 1990. 6 – Chiropractic Licensure Bill (S.8797) and Certified Nutritionist Bill (S.3476-A), 1990. 7 – Death Penalty Bill – Transcript Mar 25, 1991. 8 – Voting Summary, 1991.

Box 173

1 – Bill Summary/Activity, 1992. 2 – Budget Bill (S.6750-A/A.9150-A). 3 – Van Bill (Bill A.1604-B), 1992-1993. 4 – Bills (S.62-S.1527), 1993. 5 – Bills (S.1528-S.1926), 1993. 6 – Bills (S.2155-S.3742), 1993.

Box 174

1 – Bills, (S.3743-S.5360), 1993. 2 – Bills, (S.5361-6068), 1993. 3 – Death Penalty Bill – Transcript, 1993. 4 – Education bill, 1993. 5 – Bills, (S.6510-S.8706), 1994. 6 – Bills passed, 1994. 7 – Death Penalty Bill, 1994. 8 – Staten Island Charter (A.9662), 1994. 9 – Bills (S.546-1530), 1995. 10 – Bills (S.1531-S.2240), 1995.

Box 175

1 – Bills (S.2291-S.5183), 1995. 2 – Bills (S.5202-5924), 1995. 3 – Capital Punishment – remarks by Marchi, 1995. 60

4 – Death Penalty Bill, 1995. 5 – Education Bills, 1995. 6 – Bills (S.6021-S.7598), 1996. 7 – NYC Education Reorganization bill (S.6082).

Box 176

1 – NYC Education Reorganization Bill – Senate Committee, 1964 [This was included in the 1996 materials]. 2 – Partial Birth Abortion (S. 6901), 1996-1997. 3 - Clean Air/Clean Water Bond Act, 1996-2002. 4 – Cemetery Bill (S.3350), 1997. 5 – Cemetery Bill (S.3350) – Hearings, Transcripts, 1997. 6 – Dredging Disposal Bill (S.2407), 1997. 7 – Latex Bill (S.5508), 1997. 8 – Liquid Natural Gas Bill, 1997.

Box 177

1 – Liquid Natural Gas Bills – Correspondence, 1997. 2 – Liquid Natural Gas Bills – Support Materials, 1997. 3 – Nurse Practitioner Bill (S.4967), 1997. 4 – Requested Legislation/Bill Status, 1997. 5 – Telephone Service Changes (S.5631-A), 1997. 6 – Bills S.5993-7532, 1998. 7 – Dairy Compact Bill (S.7879), 1998. 8 – Requested Legislation/Bill Status, 1998. 9 – Tax Abatement Bill, 1998. 10 – Vision Rehabilitation Therapist Bill (S.6822), 1998. 11 – Cloning Bill (S.1179), 1999. 12 – Frivolous Lawsuits, Bill (S.135), 1999. 13 – “Creator” Bill (S.5589), 1999. 14 – Kendra’s Law (S.5381), 1999. 15 – Liquefied Natural Gas Bill (S.2973), 1999. 16 – Physical/Occupational Therapy (S.4369), 1999. 17 – Utility Bills for Non-Profit Sports Organizations (S.4148), 1999-2000.

Box 178 1 – NYC School Governance/Staten Island (S.6082), 1995-1996, 2000. 2 – Real Property Disclosure (S.5039A), 2000. 3 – School Bus safety (S.6663), 2000. 4 – Volker Bill – Telephone Services, (S.6222), 2000. 5 – Wellness Bill (S.7392-A), 2000. 6 – Exec. Richmond County/Vet Cemetery (S.1764), 2000-2001. 7 – S.1688 Const. English off language (S.1688), 2001. 8 – Insurance Fair Treatment Bill (S.5381), 2001. 9 – Cloning – Bills, 2001-2002. 10 – Cloning – Bills Newspaper Clippings, 2001-2002. 11 – Bottle Bill (S.7477, S.7521, S.7700), 2002-2006. 12 – Administrative Code teacher’s retirement, (S.3442-A), 2003. 13 – Assembly and Senate Historians (S.4470), 2003. 14 – Bill Status, 2003.

Box 179

1 – Broadway – electrical power (S.4596), 2003. 61

2 – Building permits and zoning variance (S.2990-A), 2003. 3 – Business Corporation Law (S.2991), 2003. 4 – Cemetery Corporation reacquisition of a plot (S.3417), 2003. 5 – Cloning – Prohibition (S.612), 2003. 6 – Credit Unions – Linked Deposit Program (S.1151), 2003. 7 – Department of Sanitation – Borrow from member contributions (S.3376-A), 2003. 8 – Department of Sanitation – Disabilities (S.3299-B), 2003. 9 – Department of Sanitation- Lung Disabilities (S.3300-A), 2003. 10 – Designating highway land as parkland (S.1432), 2003. 11 – Education – Borough Boards and Administrators (S. S5824, S.5824-A), 2003. 12 – Education – Pre-employment Investigations (S.1625), 2003. 13 – Electric generator operation near residence (S.1624), 2003. 14 – Environment – Certificates of Environmental Safety: Transportation of Liquefied Natural Gas (S.2036).

Box 180

1 – Environment – moratorium on wetlands permits (S.3427), 2003. 2 – Environment – moratorium on wetlands permits (S.5521), 2003. 3 – Environment – Prohibiting transloading of certain waste in Richmond County, (S.1979-A), 2003. 4 – Environment – Sulfur Levels in Diesel Fuel (S.1697-A), 2003. 5 – Gambling – Fred and Gertrude England Hospitality Education Foundation (S.4478), 2003. 6 – Health Insurance – Coverage for Scalp Prosthesis, (S.1626), 2003. 7 – Historic Preservation Project Definition (S.1214), 2003. 8 – Insurance fair treatment act (S.3298), 2003. 9 – Judiciary Law – Purchase n of claims for valuable consideration, (S>2992), 2003. 10 – MTA Safety, Security – Health Reports (S.4471), 2003. 11 – Naval pilotage fees (S.3943), 2003. 12 – Non-profit corporation law (S.3418), 2003. 13 – NYC Charter – Uniform Land Use Review (S.1885), 2003. 14 – NYC Retirement System – Variable supplements fund (S.2235), 2003. 15 – NYPD/FDNY Benefits (S.2234-A), 2003. 16 – Pension Exclusion – Tax Increase (S.1887), 2003. 17 – Pilotage License – Criminal History (S.1452), 2003.

Box 181

1 – Pollution in the marine district (S.1537), 2003. 2 – Port Authority Bridges and Tunnels – Economic Impact (S.1547), 2003. 3 – Private Housing Finance – Conflict of Interest (S.5650), 2003. 4 – Public Health – Price of Drugs (S.3945), 2003. 5 – Real Estate Contracts (S.1356), 2003. 6 – School Parking Violations (S.1355), 2003. 7 – September 11 Public Holiday (S.1215), 2003. 8 – Stealing Currency from a House of Worship (S.1886, S.1888), 2003. 9 – Special Education Support Services (S.1354), 2003. 10 – Stove Safety Shut-Off (S.1280), 2003. 11 – Tax Law – real property circuit breaker credit, (S.3297), 2003. 12 – Thirteen Judicial District Creation (S.1884), 2003. 13 – Unclaimed Bottle Deposits (S.613), 2003. 14 – S.1357 Veterans’ Bonus (S.1357), 2003. 15 – War Bonus to Merchant Marines (S.1075, S.1077), 2003. 16 – Bills (S.896-B, S.7803), 2004. 17 – Electronic Toll Collection system (S.6419), 2004. 18 – Emergency Medical Technicians – Death Benefits (S.7159), 2004. 19 – Express Bus Service to Staten Island (S.7542), 2004. 62

20 – First responder Building mapping system (S.6436), 2004. 21 – Gateway National Recreation Area (S.6169), 2004. 22 – Gateway National Recreation Area (S.6536), 2004. 23 – Institute for Basic Research (S.5520), 2004. 24 – MTA Board (S.6418), 2004. 25 – Non-profit organized sports – utility rates (S.7313), 2004. 26 – NYC Retirement System – Transit and Housing police (S.7335), 2004.

Box 182

1 – NYC Retirement System – transit Managers (S.7519), 2004. 2 – NYC Retirement System – Variable Supplement Fund (S.7518), 2004. 3 – Peace Officer Status – Richmond County Administrator (S.7262), 2004. 4 – Tax Exemptions – Marine Terminal Facilities (S.6801-B), 2004. 5 – Verrazano Bridge Toll Booths Unused (S.6161), 2004. 6 – Assembly, Senate Historians (S.2430), 2005. 7 – Bottle Deposits (S.1463), 2005. 8 – Bridges and Tunnels – Toll Increase (S.3446), 2005. 9 – Building Permits – Zoning Variances (S.1840), 2005. 10 – Credit – Unions – Linked deposit program (S.2849), 2005. 11 – Dangerous Driving (S.5333), 2005. 12 – Department of Sanitation – disabilities (S.5417), 2005. 13 – Drug Sales – non discriminatory (S.4773), 2005. 14 – Education – Pre-employment investigations (S.1462), 2005. 15 – Electrical Generating Facilities (S.1688-A).

Box 183

1 – Electrical Generating Facility (S.4094), 2005. 2 – Electronic Toll Collection (S.1945), 2005. 3 – Emergency Room Financing (S.5371), 2005. 4 – Environment – wetland development (S.5169-B), 2005. 5 – Express Bus Service to Staten Island (S.1842-B). 6 – Fair Treatment Insurance Act (S.1944-A). 7 – Handicapped Parking designated tow –away Zones (S.2940), 2005. 8 – Insurance Coverage for Pharmaceuticals (S.4705-A), 2005. 9 – Judicial District – creation of 13th district (S.1417-A), 2005. 10 – MTA Board – number of members (S.3445), 2005. 11 – Multiple Dwelling Laws (S.2867), 2005. 12 – Municipal facilities owned by non-profits (S.1841), 2005.

Box 184

1 – NYC Department of Corrections – Accidental Death Benefits (S.5469), 2006. 2 – NYC Department of Sanitation – benefits (S.4009), 2005. 3 – NYC Department of Sanitations – lung disabilities (S.4010-A), 2005. 4 – NYC Retirement System – transit managers (S.3657), 2005. 5 – NYC Retirement System – 25 year retirement programs (S.4709-A), 2005. 6 – NYC Retirement Plan – Variable Supplement Fund (S.3405), 2005. 7 – NYPD/FDNY – Variable Supplement Fund (S.3434-A), 2005. 8 – Non-profit organized sports – utility rates (S.2995), 2005. 9 – Parks and Recreation – transferal of land (S.5497), 2005. 10 – Payroll Certification (S.5168), 2005. 11 – Peace Officers – Richmond Country Administrator’s office (S.1687-A), 2005. 12 – Peace Officer status – CUNY (S.2154), 2005. 13 – Port of New York – Security (S.4782), 2005. 63

Box 185

1 – Prescription drug fair pricing program (S.4703), 2005. 2 – Public Construction Projects – Land use compliance (S. 3634), 2005. 3 – Public Housing Subsidies (S.4772), 2005. 4 – Pyrotechnics – Indoor Use (S.3116-A), 2005. 5 – Real Estate – preparation of contracts (S.4006), 2005. 6 – Real Estate – Sales by non-profits (S.4064), 2005. 7 – Real estate Tax – Commercial Properties Abatement (S.5358), 2005. 8 – Real Property Circuit breaker credit (S.1943-A), 2005. 9 – Removal of disabled vehicles on highway (S.5418-A), 2005. 10 – Retirement of Police Officers (S.2566-A), 2005. 11 – Sales Tax for certain types of machinery (S.4704-A), 2005. 12 – Pharmaceuticals – interstate compact on equitable pricing (S.4781), 2005. 13 – Police officers – disability retirement (S.4391), 2005. 14 – Staten Island Railroad Safety (S.4091), 2005.

Box 186

1 – Surplus Personal property of the state – distribution (S.5569), 2005. 2 – Transport of Liquefied Natural Gas (S.2918), 2005. 3 – Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (S.4007), 2005. 4 – Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (S.3063), 2005. 5 – Unincorporated Business tax (S.5568), 2005. 6 – Verrazano Bridge – Toll booth removal (S.2235-A), 2005. 7 – Department of Sanitation – children and sibling benefits (S.6772), 2006. 8 – Department of Sanitation – disabilities (S.6899), 2006. 9 – Funeral, burial, or memorial service – crime of disturbance (S.8222), 2006. 10 – Highway Law – Staten Island gridlock (S.8466), 2006. 11 – Housing Voucher program – shelter allowance (S.8283), 2006. 12 – Korean War Veterans’ Parkway /Brookfield Landfill remediation (S.6332-B), 2006. 13 – License Plates – “Survivor of the Bravest,” (S.6967), 2006. 14 – NYC Department of Corrections – Accidental Death Benefits (S.8127), 2006. 15 – Pilotage fees (S.6968), 2006. 16 – Real Property Tax (S.7970), 2006.

Subseries E: Files in Support

Box 187 1 – Files in Support – bills vetoed, 1977. 2 – Files in Support (S.5044-S.5932), March-Apr 1981. 3 – Files in Support (S.6021A-S.6665), May 1981. 4 – Files in Support (S.6778-S.7890), June 1981-Jan1982. 5 - Files in Support (S.13-S.863), Jan 5, 1983. 6 – Files in Support (S.950-S.1962) Jan 11-27, 1983. 7 – Files in Support (S.2041-S.3287), Feb 1983. 8 – Files in Support (S.4204-4994), March 1983. 9 – Files in Support (S.5915A-S.6815), Apr-Jun 1983.

Box 188

1 – Files in Support – Port Authority of NY and NJ (S.4027), 1983. 2 – Files in Support – Waterfront Commission Act (S.5793), 1983. 3 – Files in Opposition (NYC Board of Examiners), 1984. 4 – Files in Support – Precious Metals (S.8982), 1984. 64

Box 189

1 – Files in Support, (S.126 – S.3171), Jan-Feb 1985. 2 – Files in Support (S.3625c-S5433), Mar-May 1985. 3 – Files in Support (S.6458-S.6724), Jun1985. 4 – Files in Support – cigarette marketing standards (S.8253), 1985. 5 – Files in Support – cigarette marketing act (S.6641), 1986. 6 – Files in Support (S.56-S.929), Jan 1987. 7 – Files in Support (S.1385-S.2909A), Feb 1987. 8 – Files in Support (S.3065-S.5028A), Mar-Apr 1987.

Box 190

1 – Files in Support (S.5122-S.6449), 1987. 2 – Files in Support (S.6612-S.7972), Jan-Mar 1988. 3 – Files in Support (S.8094-S.9286), Apr-Aug 1988. 4 – Files in Support (S.40-S.2884), Jan-Feb 1989. 5 – Files in Support (S.2954-S.4398A), Mar 1989. 6 – Files in Support (S.4524-S.4988), Apr 1989. 7 – Files in Support (S.139-S.3205), Jan-Feb 1991.

Box 191

1 – Files in Support (S.3479A-S.6035), Mar-May 1991. 2 – Files in Support (S.6200-S.6433), Jun-Jul-1991. 3 – Files in Support (S.6604A-S.8600C), 1992. 4 – Files in Support (S.62-S.1272A), Jan 1993. 5 – Files in Support (S.1316-S.6156), Feb-Jul 1993. 6 – Files in Support – Welfare (S.3426), 1993. 7 – Files in Support (S.6510-S.7793), 1994. 8 – Files in Support – Sandy Hook Pilots (S.5316), 1994-1996. 9 – Files in Support (S.4160-S.5580), 1995. 10 – Files in Support (S.5806-S.8617A), 1996.

Box 192

1 – Files in Support (S.506-S.1718), Jan 1997. 2 – Files in Support – Welfare (S.711), 1997. 3 – Files in Support (S.2070-S.2923A), Feb 1997. 4 – Files in Support (S.3036-S.4061), Mar 1997. 5 – Files in Support – Sandy Hook Pilots (S.3449-C), 1997. 6 – Files in Support (S.4085-S.5737), Apr-May 1997. 7 – Files in Support Bills Vetoed, 1997. 8 – Files in Support (S.7330-S.7658), 1998.

Box 193

1 – Files in Support (S.1179-S.4386), Jan-Mar 1999. 2 – Files in Support – Verrazano Toll (S.1180), 1999. 3 – Files in Support – Environment – Borrow Pit Contamination (S.1236A), 1999. 4 – Files in Support – Pilotage fees (S.2529), 1999. 5 – Files in Support (S.4457-S.6068B), Apr-Jul 1999. 6 – Files in Support (S.6321-S.6663), Jan-Feb 2000. 7 – Files in Support (S.6765A-S.7271), Mar 2000. 8 – Files in Support (S.7392-S.8069), Apr-Jun 2000. 65

9 – Files in Support (S.612-S.2235), Jan-Feb 2003. 10 – Files in Support (S.2990-S.5650), Mar-Jun 2003.

Box 194

1 – Files in Support (S.6169-S.7683), 2004. 2 – Files in Support (S.1417-S.3637), Jan-Mar 2005. 3 – Files in Support (S.4006-S.5962), Apr-Sept 2005. 4 – Files in Support - Peace Officers/Social Security (S.7433), 2005. 5 – Files in Support – Tobacco Sales Over the Internet (S.7348), 2006. 6 – Files in Support – Sergent, Jean (S.7432), 2006. 7 – Files in Support (S.6332B – S.8127), 2006.

Subseries F: Voting Record

Box 195

1 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1985 2 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1989 3 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1990

Box 196

1 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1990 cont’d 2 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1991

Box 197

1 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1992 2 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1993

Box 198

1 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1995 2 – Senate Voting Record/ Voting Summary/ Attendance 3 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1996 4 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1997 5 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1998

Box 199

1 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 1999 2 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 2001 3 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 2002 4 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 2003 5 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 2004 6 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 2005 7 – Voting record of Senator Marchi, 2006

Oversize files Series 3: Legislative files Senate Bill Registers Compact Shelving

Drawer 26 1. Marchi Bills- 1969 Chart 66

2. Marchi Program Bills- 1970 3. Co-Sponsored Bills- 1970 4. Marchi Program Bills- 1971 5. City of New York Committee Bills- 1971 6. City of New York Committee Bills- 1972

Drawer 27 7. Marchi Program Bills- 1972 8. Multi-Sponsored Bills 1972 9. Marchi Program Bills- 1972 10. Multi-Sponsored Bills- 1973 11. J.L.C. Bills- 1973 12. Marchi Program Bills- 1974sa 13. Multi-Sponsored Bills- 1974 14. Marchi Program Bills- 1975 15. Multi-Sponsored Bills- 1975

Drawer 28 16. Marchi Program Bills- 1976 17. Multi-Sponsored Legislation- 1976 18. Marchi Bills- 1977 19. Multi-Sponsored Bills- 1977 20. Marchi Legislation- 1978 21. Multi-Sponsored Legislation- 1978 22. New Multi Legislation- 1978 (Part II) 23. Multi-Sponsored Legislation- 1979

Drawer 29 24. Marchi Legislation- 1979 25. Marchi Legislation- 1979-1980 26. Multi-Sponsored Legislation- 1979-1980 27. Marchi Legislation- 1981 28. Multi-Sponsor Legislation- 1981 29. Marchi Legislation- 1981-1982 30. Marchi Legislation- 1981-1982 31. Multi-Legislation- 1981-1982 32. Marchi Legislation- 1983 33. Marchi Legislation- 1983-1984

Drawer 30 34. Marchi Legislation- 1985 35. Marchi Legislation- 1985-1986 36. Marchi Legislation- 1987 37. Marchi Legislation- 1987-1988 38. Marchi Legislation- 1989

Series 4: Media Files, 1974-2001.

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Subseries A: Press Releases & Statements (1974-1994).

Box 200

1 - Press Releases, 1974 2 - Press Releases, 1973 3 - Press Releases, 1972 4 - Press Releases, 1971 5 - Press Releases, 1970

Box 201

1 - Press Releases, 1984-1989 2-2a - Press Releases and Attachments, January 1988 3 - Press Releases and Attachments, February-March 1988 3a - Press Releases, February-April, 1988 4 - Press Releases, April 1988 5-6 - Press Releases, May 1988 7 - Press Releases, June 1988 8 - Press Releases, June-August, 1988 9 - Press Releases, July-October, 1988 10 - Press Releases, November-December, 1988 11 - Press Releases, 1989 12 - Press Releases, December 1990-March 1991

Box 202

1 - Press Releases - Housing, 1980 2 - Press Releases, 1990-1991 3 - Press Releases, January-March 1991 4 - Press Releases, January-December, 1991 5 - Press Releases, January-December, 1991 6 - Press Releases, April-December, 1991 7 - Press Releases, April-June, 1991 8 - Press Releases, May-December, 1991 9 - Press Releases, July 1991-May 1992 10 - Press Releases, 1993 11 - Press Releases, 1994

Series 4: Media Files, 1974-2001. Continued.

Subseries B: Newsletters and Mailings (1974-1991).

Box 203

1 - Newsletters, 1969; 1974 2 - Newsletters, 1978-1979 3 - Newsletters, 1980-1983 4 - Newsletters, 1984-1985 5 - Newsletters, 1985 6 - Newsletters, Late Summer/Early Fall 1986 7 - Newsletters, Winter 1986-1987 8 - Newsletters, 1987 9 - Newsletters, Fall 1987 10 - Newsletters, January-March 1988 11 - Newsletters, Summer 1988 68

12 - Newsletters, Autumn 1988 13 - Newsletters, December 1988 13.1 – Newsletters, 1989-1990 14 - Newsletters, February 1991 15 - Newsletters, August 1991 16 - Newsletters, Fall 1991 17 - Newsletters, November 1991 17.1 Newsletters, 1992; 2000; 2006 18 - Special Mailings, 1990-1991 19 - Form Letters, 1991

Series 4: Media Files, 1974-2001. Continued.

Subseries C: News Clippings (1971-2001).

Box 204

1 - Budget - New York City, January-March 1991 2 - Budget - New York City, April-June 1991 3 - Budget - New York City, July-December 1991 & Undated 4 - Budget - New York State, 1989 4.1 - Connelly, Elizabeth - First Run for Public Office, c1974 5 - Cuomo & D'Amato Articles, 1991 5.1 - Elections, November 1968-November 1999 6 - Fresh Kills Landfill, September-October 1991 7 - Governor Election, 1981 8 - Homeless Shelter, October 1991 9 - Homeless Shelter, December 1991

Box 205

1 - Insurance, February-December 1991 2 - Jail, 1989 3 - Jail, 1991 4 - Mental Health, 1991 5 - New York City, 1991 & Undated 6 - Oil Spills, 1991-1992 7 - Public Employees, 1991 & Undated 8 - Racing and Wagering, 1991 9 - Reapportionment, 1991 10 - Religion, 1990-1991 11 - Republican State Committee, 1991 11.1 - Secession, November 7, 1990-November 3, 1993 12 - Shelters & Commuting, 1991 13 - Staten Island, July 1991 & Undated 14 - Staten Island, June 1991 15 - Staten Island, May 1991 16 - Staten Island, Jan-April 1991 17 - Staten Island Ferry, May 16, 1991 18 - Staten Island Ferry, August, 1991 19 - Staten Island Ferry, September 1991 20 - Staten Island Ferry, November-December 1991 21 - Staten Island - Greenbelt, 1989-1990 22 - Staten Island - Navy Home Port, 1989 23 - Staten Island - Politics, 1989 24 - Staten Island - Politics, 1991 & Undated 69

25 - Staten Island - Sea View Hospital, 1989

Box 206

1 - Task Force on Finance, 1991 2 - Taxation, 1991 3 - Transportation, January-March 1991 4 - Transportation, April-July 1991 5 - Transportation, August-October 1991 6 - Transportation, November-December 1991 7 - Veterans & Military Affairs, April 1991 8 - Wetlands, 1991 9 - Willowbrook & Expressway, 1976, 1982-1988 10 - Miscellaneous, 1964-1987 11 - Miscellaneous, 1968-2000 12 - Miscellaneous, 1981-1991

Box 207

1 - Newsclippings, 1969 2 - Newsclippings, 1971 3 - Newsclippings, 1971 4 - Newsclippings, 1971 5 - Newsclippings, 1972 6 - Newsclippings, 1973 7 - Newsclippings, 1974 8 - Newsclippings, 1987-1989 9 - Newsclippings, 1989 10 - Newsclippings, 1990's 11 - Newsclippings, 1999-2000

Series 4: Media Files, 1974-2001. Continued.

Subseries D: Speeches (1983-1987).

Box 208

1 - Sons of the Revolution, January 21, 1983 2 - Association of Small Business Councils, March 1983 3 - Mike Azzara Roast, November 1983 4 - Cathedral Club of Brooklyn, February 9, 1984 5 - Phi Delta Kappa, October 10, 1984 6 - Future of New York City Landfills Meeting, December 15, 1984 7 - St. John's University Law & Education Schools Alumni, January 19, 1985 8 - Telephone Association Panel, February 1986 9 - International Association of Jurists - "The Individual in Modern Society", May 10, 1986 10 - Retired Public Employees Association, June 4, 1986 11 - Union College Minerva Lecture, October 29, 1986 12 - Rockland Business Council, March 2, 1987 13 - Wagner College Commencement, May 31, 1987 14 – Willowbrook Closing 9/17/1987 15 - Political Urbanism & Environmental Recovery Conference, November 19, 1987 16 - Unidentified Speeches, 1986-1987 17 – L’Individuo e lo stato nella societa moderna in Italia e in U.S.A, May 1986 18 – Code of Conduct and Ethics in Public Life and Anywhere Else (Wagner College Commencement Address), May 31, 1987 70

19 – Defense of Self-Incrimination: Right or Privilege?, August 1988

Series 4: Media Files, 1974-2001. Continued.

Subseries E: Video (1986 & 1991).

Subseries F: Audio Tapes (1985).

Box 209

-Annual Meeting - National Conference of State Legislatures, Seattle, August 5-9, 1985 (Audiotapes) - Audio recording of Marchi news conference February 20, 1986 -Remarks on Secession, June 28, 1991 (Videotape) (missing)

Box 210

- Capitol Close-up June 19, 1986. (3 Videotapes)

Series 5: Personal Files, 1942-1998.

Subseries A: Appointment Books, Guest Books and Daily Schedules, 1973, 1988-1997.

Box 211

- Daily Diary, 1988 - Appointment Book, 1990 - Daily Diary, 1990 - Daily Diary, 1990-1991 - Appointment Book, 1991 - Daily Diary, 1991 - Appointment Book, 1992 - Daily Diary, 1992

Box 212

- 1993 Appointment Book - Daily Diary, 1993 - 1994 Appointment Book - Daily Diary, 1994

Box 213

- 1995 Appointment Book - Daily Diary, 1995 - Visitor Register, February-April, 1995

Box 214

- Appointment Book, 1996 - Daily Diary, 1996 - Daily Diary, 1997

Box 215

1 - September 18th & 19th, 1973 2 - Thursday September 20th, 1973 71

3 - Friday September 21, 1973 4 - Saturday September 22, 1973 5 - Sunday September 23, 1973 6 - Tuesday September 24, 1973 7 - Monday September 25, 1973 8 - Wednesday September 26, 1973 9 - Thursday September 27, 1973 10 - Friday September 28 Day Off, 1973(empty) 11 - Saturday September 29, 1973 12 - Sunday September 30, 1973 13 - Monday October 1, 1973 14 - Tuesday October 2, 1973 15 - Wednesday October 3, 1973 16 - Thursday October 4, 1973 17 - Friday October 5, 1973 18 - Saturday October 6, 1973 19 - Sunday October 7, 1973 20 - Monday October 8, 1973 21 - Tuesday October 9, 1973 22 - Wednesday October 10, 1973 23 - Thursday October 11, 1973 24 - Friday October 12, 1973 25 - Saturday October 13, 1973 26 - Sunday October 14, 1973 27 - Monday October 15, 1973 28 - Tuesday October 16, 1973 29 - Wednesday October 17, 1973 30 - Thursday October 18, 1973

Box 216

1 - Friday October 19, 1973 2 - Saturday October 20, 1973 3 - Sunday October 21, 1973 4 - Monday October 22, 1973 5 - Tuesday October 23, 1973 6 - Wednesday October 24, 1973 7 - Thursday October 25, 1973 8 - Friday October 26, 1973 9 - Saturday October 27, 1973 10 - Sunday October 28, 1973 11 - Monday October 29, 1973 12 - Tuesday October 30, 1973 13 - Wednesday October 31, 1973 14 - Thursday November 1, 1973 15 - Friday November 2, 1973 16 - Saturday November 3, 1973 17 - Sunday November 4, 1973

Box 216.1

1 – Diaries, 1988 and 1989

Box 216.2

1 – Visitors Register, 1985 72

2 – Visitors Register, 1997 3 – Visitors Register, 2003

Series 5: Personal Files, 1942-1998.

B: Invitations Accepted and Declined (1974).

Box 217

1-2 - Invitation Accepts, 1974 3-5 - Invitation Regrets, 1974

Series 5: Personal Files, 1942-1998. Continued.

Subseries C: Biographical Files, 1942-1998.

Box 218

1 - Marchi Student Paper, 1942 2 - Position Papers, 1960's & 1970's 3 - Marchi Biographical Material (created for 1969 Mayoral Campaign), 1969 4 - Biography (Marchi) c1991 5 – Biography, 1997

Series 6: Campaigns, 1969-1990.

Box 219

1 - Campaign - General, 1969 1.1 - Campaign Leaflets, 1969 2 - Citizens Union, 1969 3 - Correspondence, 1969 4 - Correspondence - General, 1969 5 - Correspondence - Mayoral, 1969 6 - Declinations, 1969 7 - Endorsements of John J. Marchi, 1969 8 - Garelik, Sanford, 1969 9 - Legislative Research Reports, 1969 10 - Miscellaneous, 1969 11 - Polls, 1969 12 - Perrotta, Fioravante, 1969 13 - Publication Questionnaires, 1969 14 - Registration Figures, 1967-1969 15 - Schedule - Mayoral, March-October, 1969 16 - Staten Island Effort: Workers - Nando Marchi, 1968-1969 17 - Telephone Survey Instruction Sheet & News Article, 1969 18 - Yorkville (Manhattan) Petition, 1969

Box 220

1 - "Battle Page", 1969 2 - Interviews, 1969 3 - Mayoral Campaign, 1969 4 - Mayoral Newsclippings, January-April 1969 5 - Mayoral Newsclippings, September-November 1969 6-8 - Mayoral Newsclippings, 1969 73

9 - News Reprints, 1969 10 - New York Magazine, November 3, 1969 11 - New York City Election - Profile, 1969 12 - Transcripts, 1969

Box 221

1 - Business, 1969 2 - Charter Reform, 1969 3 - Chinatown, 1969 4 - Coordinators, 1969 5 - Courts, 1969 6 - Crime, 1969 7 - Debates - Mayoral, 1969 8 - Fare Structure, 1969 9 - Finance Chairman, 1969 10 - Finances - New York City, 1969 11 - Fiscal Management, 1969 12 - Fund Raisers - Various, 1969 13 - Goodell, Charles, 1969 14 - Gray, Jessie, 1969 15 - Hospitals, 1969 16 - Housing, 1969 17 - Javits, 1969 18 - Judicial Manpower, 1969 19 - Kick-Off Rally, 1969 20 - La Follia di New York, 1969 21 - Lindsay, 1969 * Mayoral Campaign Calendar, 1969 - See Oversized Box 5 Folder 12A 22 - Medicaid, 1969 23 - Narcotics, 1969 24 - Neighborhoods - New York City, 1969 * The New Advocate - September-October 1969 - See Oversized Box 5 Folder 10 * New York Times Magazine - Article on Mayoral Election, November 2, 1969 - See Oversized Box 5 Folder 9 25 - Newsletter, 1969 26 - Nominating Speech - Primary, 1969 27 - Parks, 1969 28 - Police, 1969 29 - Pornography, 1969 30 - Post Election, 1970 31 - Press Releases - Miscellaneous, 1969 32 - Primary Victory, 1969 33 - Procaccino, Mario A., 1969 33.1 - Professional Campaign Services, 1969 33.2 - Richmond Parkway, 1969 34 - Schools - New York City, 1969 35 - Senior Citizens, 1969 36 - Speeches & Statements, 1969 37 - State Aid Cuts, 1969 38 - Support, 1969 39 - Transportation, 1969 40 - Vietnam, 1969 41 - Welfare, 1969

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Binders

* Marchi for Mayor, 1973 - See Binders 14 & 15

Box 222

1-2 - 1973 Mayoral Campaign - Newsclippings, Vol. 1, To August1973 3 - 1973 Mayoral Campaign - Newsclippings, Vol. 2, September-October 15, 1973 4-6 - 1973 Mayoral Campaign - Newsclippings, Vol. 3, October 16-November 1973 7 - Marchi - Our Next Mayor, 1973 8 - Marchi for Mayor - Miscellaneous Papers 1969, 1973, Undated. 9 - Marchi for Mayor - Bumper Sticker & Button, Undated. * Mayoral Campaign Poster, 1973 - See Oversized Box 5 Folders 11 & 12

Box 223

1 - 1973 Mayoral Campaign 2 - Badillo, Herman, 1973 3 - Beame, Abraham, 1973 4 - Biaggi, Mario - Newsclippings, 1973 5 - Biaggi, Mario - Press Releases, 1973 6 - Blumenthal, Albert, 1973 7 - Candidate Numbers, 1973 8-9 - Correspondence, 1973 10 - Extra Complete Set of Printed Material & Mailings, 1973 11 - Goldin, Harrison J. - Press Releases, 1973 12 - Lease for Campaign Headquarters, 1973 13 - Major Marchi Bills, 1958-1969 14 - New York City - Marchi's Views on Key Issues, 1973 15 - Office, 1973 16 - Perrini, Joseph J. - Press Releases, 1973

Box 224

1 - Invitation Accepts & Regrets, 1973 2 - Speaking Requests - Bronx, 1973 3 - Speaking Requests - Brooklyn, 1973 4 - Speaking Requests - Manhattan, 1973 5 - Speaking Requests - Queens, 1973

Box 225

1 - Campaign 1966 (Senatorial) 2 - Campaign 1970 (Senatorial) * Form Letter to Staten Islanders Asking Them to Vote, October 30, 1970 - See Oversized Box 5 Folder 2 * Staten Island Advance - "State Senator Marchi for Re-Election", October 20, 1970 - See Oversized Box 5 Folder 3 3 - Campaign 1972 (Senatorial) 4 - Campaign 1974 (Senatorial) 5 - Election, 1976 (Senatorial) 6 - Political Advertisements (galley) - Senatorial 7 - Election 1980 (Senatorial) 8 – Election 1990 (Senatorial) 9 – Campaign material (bumper stickers, campaign pamphlets and license plate cover)

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Drawer 31 39. Map- 61 Assembly District, Part 1 (1978) 40. Map- 60th Assembly District, Part 1 (1978) 41. Map- 60th Assembly District, Part 2 (1978) 42. Map- 60th Assembly District, Part 3 (1978) 43. Map- 24th Senatorial District, Part 1 (1996) 44. Map- 24th Senatorial District, Part 2 (1996) 45. Map- 24th Senatorial District, Part 3 (1996) 46. Map- 24th Senatorial District, Part 4 (1996) 47. Handmade Mayoral Campaign calendar, 1969 (Tiger’s Countdown) 48. New York Times Magazine article on Marchi, Nov. 2, 1969 49. The New Advocate article on Marchi, Sept-Oct 1969 49.1 Marchi letter urging people to vote, 1970 50. Staten Island Advance “Marchi for Reelection” Oct. 20, 1970

Drawer 32 51. Mayoral campaign poster- (Getting Tough Because He Cares) 1973 52. Mayoral campaign poster- (You Can Trust John Marchi) 1973 53. Senatorial campaign poster, n.d. 54. Galley of political advertisement, ca. 1978 55. Galley of political advertisement, ca. 1978 56. Galley of political advertisement, ca. 1978 57. Senatorial reelection poster, n.d.

Series 7: Photographs, 1960’s – 1990’s

Box 226

1 – Marchi with Governor Nelson Rockefeller, 1959 2 – Marchi and wife Maria Luisa, 1959 3 – Marchi with Governor Nelson Rockefeller, ca. 1959 4 – Marchi with Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Marchi’s family, ca. 1959 5 – Marchi with Governor Nelson Rockefeller and other politicians, ca. 1959 6 – Marchi with Malcolm Wilson, ca. 1959 7 – Marchi with Malcolm Wilson holding gavel, ca. 1959 8 – Marchi with Joe Carlino and Walter Mahoney, ca. 1959 9 – Marchi with unidentified men in office [contact sheets] ca. 1959 10 – Marchi speaking at National Conference of State Liquor Administrators, May 1962 11 – Marchi at grand opening of Majors department store, November 1962 12 – Marchi studio portrait, ca. 1962 13 – Marchi with unidentified man, November 1964 14 – Marchi on “Newsmakers”, WCBS-TV New York February 23, 1964 15 – Marchi with family [studio portrait] ca. 1964 16 – Marchi at Department of Sanitation Anchor Club June 1966 17 – Marchi and Maria Luisa in Las Vegas, Nevada 1967 18 – Marchi walking with wife Maria Luisa, ca. 1967 19 – Marchi at VFW Eltingville parade, May 1968 20 – Marchi at Republican National Convention, Miami, 1968 76

21 – Marchi with Richard Nixon, Lucio Russo, Ed Amann, 1968 22 – Marchi with Senator Jim Buckely, ca. 1968 23 – Marchi at Roosevelt Hotel event on dais, ca. 1968 24 – Marchi studio portrait, ca. 1968 25 – Marchi with Maria Luisa and Italian group, June 1969 26 – Marchi campaigning on the Staten Island Ferry, August 1969 27 – Marchi at Jones Beach State Park, August 1969 28 – Marchi’s wife Maria Luisa sitting under portrait of Marchi, 1969 29 – Marchi speaking on podium, 1969 30 – Marchi in Florence, Italy, 1969 31 – Marchi holding two small babies, 1969 32 – Marchi in crowd, 1969 33 – Marchi on TV program, 1969 34 – Marchi greeting John Lindsay, ca. 1969 35 – Marchi with Mario Proccacino and others, ca. 1969 36 – Marchi campaigning outside, ca. 1969 37 – Marchi headshot- speaking ca. 1969 38 – Marchi at Senate chamber with Pat Mendillo, April 1970 39 – Marchi at UFA event, July 1970 40 – Marchi studio portrait, October 1970 41 – Marchi’s daughter Joan 1970 42 – Marchi and Maria Luisa with Mayor Martinelli of Lucca, Italy 1970 43 – Marchi and group photo with Governor Rockefeller 1970 44 – Marchi with Frederick H. Zurmuhlen and Associates employees, 1970 45 – Marchi at Mount Loretto, 1970 46 – Marchi head shot- glasses in mouth, ca. 1970 47 – Marchi shaking hands with man in Indian outfit, ca. 1970 48 – Marchi shaking hands with man in Native American outfit, ca. 1970 49 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, ca. 1970 50 – Marchi with unidentified group, ca. 1970 51 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, ca. 1970 52 – Marchi receives Doctor of Laws at St. John’s University, 1971 53 – CSG Executive Committee, December 1972 54 – Marchi at Saratoga (Eastern Regional Conference, Albany, NY), 1972 55 – Marchi in Jerusalem with Mayor Teddy Kollek, July 1973 56 – First Annual Italian-American dinner, September 1973 57 – Staten Island Urban League luncheon, October 1973 58 – Marchi studio portraits, 1973 59 – Aline Marchi studio portrait, 1973 60 – Marchi speaking at S.I. chamber of Commerce with wife Maria, Orsen Bean, Ed Thompson, 1973 61 – Marchi speaking sitting in chair, ca. 1973 62 – Marchi at hearing with Mayor Lindsay in attendance, ca. 1973 63 – Marchi with Miss New York State, ca. 1973 64 – Marchi at U.S. Post Office/JFK Library for Minorities, ca. 1973 65 – Marchi before sub-committee on Transportation, U.S. Senate Public Works Committee, March 1974 66 – Marchi with service station dealers, May 1974 67 – Richmond County Savings Bank opening, ca. July 1974 68 – Marchi in front of Cassidy-Coles Senior Center, September 1974 69 – Marchi in front of One Police Plaza, Manhattan, September 1974 70 – Marchi at Sailors’ Snug Harbor, September 1974 71 – Marchi at Last Chance Pond, Dongan Hills, Staten Island, September 1974 72 – Marchi at the 120th Precinct, Staten Island, September 1974 73 – Marchi at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1974 74 – Marchi greeting men in Senate chamber, 1974 75 – Marchi with various politicians, 1974 76 – Marchi with Morgan Guaranty volunteers, 1974 77

77 – Marchi with Governor Malcolm Wilson and Vieri Traxter, Consul General of Italy, 1974 78 – Marchi at airport (Altalia), ca. 1974 79 – Marchi at dinner event, ca. 1974 80 – Marchi speaking on boat, ca. 1974 81 – Marchi with Jim Buckley and Howard Baker, ca. 1974 82 – Marchi with State Environmental Commissioner James L. Biggane, 1974 83 – Marchi in Senate chamber, Finance and hearing negatives, 1975 84 – Marchi in meetings, negatives, 1975 85 – Marchi meeting American Legion and constituents, negatives, 1975 85.1 – Marchi receiving Eager Beaver award, 1975 86 – Marchi being presented with award, 1975 87 – Marchi with unidentified man, May 1976 88 – Marchi with girl scouts, contact sheets and negatives, 1976 89 – Marchi in meetings (contact sheets and negatives), 1976 90 – Marchi with VAW and DAV veterans (contact sheets and negatives), 1976 91 – Marchi with Franciscan brother (contact sheets and negatives), 1976 92 – Marchi with Senator Jerry Blum, 1976 93 – Marchi speaking with group of young people (contact sheets) 1976 94 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, 1976 95 – Marchi with constituents (contact sheets and negatives), 1976

Box 227

1 – Marchi in meetings (contact sheets and negatives) 1977 2 – Marchi in hearing (contact sheets and negatives) February 1977 3 – Marchi in hearing (contact sheets and negatives), March 1977 4 – Marchi with staff contact sheets and negatives) 1977 5 – Marchi office with Jerry McLaughlin (contact sheet and negative) 1977 6 – Marchi with constituents (contact sheets and negatives) February, April, June 1977 7 – Marchi with men outside Senate chamber (contact sheet and negative) March 1977 8 – Marchi being interviewed (contact sheet), March 1977 9 – Marchi with V.F.W. and American Legion (contact sheet and negatives) 1977 10 – Marchi with school group (contact sheet and negative) June 1977 11 – Marchi in office, August 1978 12 – Marchi with cadet, 1978 13 – Marchi with Mayor Koch (contact sheets and negatives), 1978 14 – Marchi with constituents (contact sheet and negatives) 1978 15 – Marchi in hearing (contact sheet and negatives) 1978 16 – Marchi in meeting (contact sheet and negatives), February 1978 17 – Marchi with Winihow (contact sheet and negatives) 1978 18 – Marchi with Calandra (contact sheet and negatives) 1978 19 – Marchi with Girl Scouts (contact sheet and negatives) 1978 20 – Marchi at race horse winner’s circle, 1978 21 – Marchi with wife Maria Luisa and two men, ca. 1978 22 – Marchi in meeting (wife Maria Luisa present) 23 –Marchi in meeting (contact sheet and negatives) 1979 24 –March in group meeting 1979 25 – Marchi portrait, photos and negatives 1979 26 – Marchi as Santa Claus 1979 27 – Marchi in office with young group, June 1979 28 – Marchi at Senator Pisani Italian Night Special events (contact sheets and negatives) 1980 29 – Marchi meeting museum (contact sheet and negatives) 1981 30 – Marchi office with constituents (contact sheet and negatives) 1981 31 – Marchi at Marida retirement party (contact sheets and negatives) 1981 32 – Marchi in office with Mayor Koch (contact sheet and negatives) February 1981 33 –Marchi office, Anderson retirement, (contact sheet and negatives) April 1981 78

34 – Marchi’s “Senators” Pee Wee Football League, 1981 35 – Marchi with Ed Koch, Thomas Sullivan, Nick La Porte, and Tony Gatea, 1981 36 – Marchi at Silver Lake, 1981 37 – Marchi throwing ball on baseball field, ca. 1981 38 –Marchi at dinner event, ca. 1981 39 – Marchi with Mayor Koch and others (contact sheet) February 1982 40 – Marchi Finance Committee (contact sheets and negatives) February 1982 41 – Marchi in office with constituents (contact sheet and negatives) February 1982 42 – Marchi at Senate budget hearing, February 1982 43 – Marchi talking with unidentified man (contact sheet and negatives) March 1982 44 –Marchi and W.T. “Cadillac” Smith on Senate floor, March 1982 45 –Marchi in Senate chamber with constituents (contact sheet and negatives) March 1982 46 – Marchi talking with two men in office (contact sheet and negatives) May 1982 47 – Marchi with men outside Senate chamber (contact sheet and negatives) June 1982 48 – Marchi in Senate chamber with Constituents (contact sheets and negatives) July 1982 49 – Marchi with unidentified man (contact sheet and negatives) 50 – Marchi with New York City school officials (contact sheet and negatives) January 1983 51 – Marchi with young group (contact sheet and negatives) January 1983 52 – Marchi studio portrait, February 1983 53 – Marchi with Chinese diplomat (contact sheet and negatives) February 1983 54 – Marchi with constituents in office (contact sheet and negatives (March 1983) 55 – Marchi at press conference (contact sheet and negatives) April 1983 56 – Children on staircase (contact sheet and negative) April 1983 57 – Marchi bigame party (contact sheet and negatives) April 1983 58 – Marchi photo for press conference (contact sheet and negatives) April 1983 59 – Marchi at poster contest (contact sheet and negatives) May 1983 60 – Marchi with constituents (contact sheet and negatives) May 1983 61 – Marchi at church pulpit, June 1983 62 – Marchi press conference (contact sheet and negatives) June 1983 63 – Marchi at bill signing with Mario Cuomo and Elizabeth Connelly (contact sheet and negatives) June 1983 64 – Marchi press conference (contact sheet and negatives) July 1983 65 – Marchi at Secession press conference (contact sheet and negatives) 1983 66 – Marchi as a youth, copy (contact sheet and negatives) 1983 67 – Marchi with Cardinal Cooke, 1983 68 – Marchi with Giulio Andreotti, former Prime Minister of Italy, 1983 69 – Marchi at City Hall with Mayor Koch, 1983 70 – “Marchi’s Senators” Pee Wee Football League, 1983 71 – Marchi and others (including President and Mrs. Volpe) at Snug Harbor, 1983 72 – Marchi with Henny Youngman and “Nando” Marchi, 1983 73 – Marchi at Finance hearing (contact sheet) January 29, 1984 74 – Marchi with constituents in office, (contact sheets and negatives) January 1984 75 – Marchi talking with people in office (contact sheet and negatives) February 1984 76 – Marchi meeting in conference room (contact sheet and negatives) March 1984 77 – March in office with students (contact sheets and negatives) March 1984 78 – Marchi and Maria Luisa with Cardinal O’Connor, Bishop Ahern, Ralph Lamberti, Lee Corotelli and others, April 1984 79 – Marchi receiving plaque (contact sheet and negatives) May 1984 80 – Marchi with men in conference room (contact sheet and negatives) May 1984 81 – Marchi office shots (contact sheets and negatives) May 1984 82 – Marchi talking in office (contact sheet and negatives) June 1984 83 – Marchi at Hunters Point ceremony with Mario Cuomo and Ed Koch, August 1984 84 – Marchi with Carl W. Stenberg, Hugh T. Farley, George F. Pott, Alan Sokolow, 1984 85 – “Marchi’s Senators” Pee Wee Football League, 1984 86 – Marchi shaking hands with unidentified man, 1984 87 – Marchi at ACIM, 1984 79

88 – Marchi with Ed Koch and group, 1984 89 – Marchi raising gavel (posed photo) 1984 90 – Marchi with Governor Hugh Carey, 1984 91 – Marchi with Ed Koch, 1984 92 – Marchi and Elizabeth Connelly at 50th anniversary celebration of NYC Housing Authority, 1984

Box 228

1 – Marchi receiving plaque from 52 Association’s Sports and Recreation Center, January 1985 2 – Marchi at finance hearing (contact sheet and negatives) February 1985 3 – Marchi with Governor Mario Cuomo, Ed Koch and Kitty Carlisle Hart at Neptune Ball, May 1985 4 – Marchi shaking hands with woman, May 1985 5 – Marchi, Nolan press conference, Cathedral School, May 1985 6 – Marchi with members of AARP, May 1985 7 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, May 1985 8 – Marchi with John Brademas and Sam Frank, May 1985 9 – Marchi in office with constituents (contact sheet and negatives) May 1985 10 – Marchi in office with group (contact sheet and negatives) May 1985 11 – Marchi and Warren Anderson press conferences, June 1985 12 – Marchi with Catholic school group on staircase (contact sheet and negatives) June 1985 13 – Marchi testifying at the Court of Appeals (contact sheet and negatives) October 1985 14 – Marchi and Anderson press conference (contact sheet and negatives) December 1985 15 – Marchi/ Menando workshop (contact sheets and negatives) December 1985 16 – Marchi speaking to SU NY students, 1985 17 – Marchi with Drake students, 1985 18 – Marchi with CSI President Edmund Volpe, 1985 19 – Marchi with St. John’s basketball coach Lou Carnesseca, 1985 20 – Marchi with unidentified woman, 1985 21 – Marchi meets with College of Staten Island officials, 1985 22 – Marchi with Elizabeth Connelly and others, 1985 23 – Marchi with Guy Molinari and others, 1985 24 – Marchi with family, 1985 25 – Marchi, Maria Luisa and Edmund Volpe at event, 1985 26 – Marchi at meeting with President Reagan at White House, ca. 1985 27 – Marchi receiving outstanding contribution award from the Delaware Chenango Boces Occupational Advisory Council 28 – Marchi and others (contact sheets and negatives) January 1986 29 – Marchi in office with youths (contact sheets and negatives) January 1986 30 – Marchi/ Finance/ Mayors (contact sheet and negatives January 1985 31 – Marchi at hearing (contact sheet and negatives) February 1986 32 – Marchi at Finance conference (contact sheet and negatives) February 1986 33 – Marchi with staff (contact sheet and negatives) March 1986 34 – Marchi at dedication of Staten Island Zoo, April 1986 35 – Marchi, Maria Luisa and Ed Koch, May 1986 36 – Marchi at the Comune Di Milano International Conference, May 1986 37 – Marchi with student forum (contact sheet and negatives) May 1986 38 – Marchi speaking to the Retired Public Employees Association (contact sheet and negatives) June 1986 39 – Marchi at conference with Ed Koch and others (contact sheet and negatives) December 1986 40 – Marchi at the College of Staten Island STEP program, 1986 41 – Marchi with boxer Mike Tyson and trainer Kevin Rooney, 1986 42 – March in Senate chamber (contact sheet and negatives) 1986 43 – Marchi with Ella Fitzgerald, Rome, Italy, 1986 44 – Marchi and Maria Luisa with Chief Justice Warren Burger and Chief Judge Edward D. Re in Washington D.C. 1986 45 – Marchi with Jim Smith and Jim Capodano, 1986 80

46 – Marchi speaking regarding tuition tax reductions, 1986 47 – Marchi with Maxwell Rabb, U.S. ambassador to Italy, 1986 48 – Marchi with Assemblyman Arthur J. Kremer and Albany Mayor Thomas Whalen, 1986 49 – Marchi with Assemblyman Arthur J. Kremer and host Larry Corbett for “Capitol Closeup”, 1986 50 – Marchi at NAACP dinner, 1986 51 – Marchi speaking at Salvation Army event, 1986 52 – Marchi with Senator Alfonse D’Amato, George Hart, Susan Molinari and others 53 – Marchi with Guy Molinari and group, 1986 54 – Marchi’s staff, ca. 1986 55 – Marchi at dinner event, ca. 1986 56 – Marchi with unidentified man and woman, ca. 1986 57 – Marchi at dinner event, ca. 1986 58 – Marchi with constituent and award (contact sheet and negatives) March 1987 59 – Marchi with lobbyists (contact sheet and negatives) April 1987 60 – Marchi and Maria Luisa and Ed Koch, April 1987 61 – Marchi, individual photos of Maria Luisa, August 1987 62 – Signed photo from Cdr. Dunn of U.S.S. Dallas submarine to Senator Marchi 63 – Marchi with Guy Molinari at Staten Island Republican convention, September 1987 64 – Marchi and Maria Luisa with Mayor Paolo Pillitieri of Milan, Italy, November 1987 65 – Marchi at press conference, 1987 66 – Marchi with constituents in gallery, 1987 67 – Marchi with Senate students, 1987 68 – Marchi at Albany News Conference, 1987 69 – Marchi in Milan, 1987 70 – Senate Club dinner, 1987 71 – Marchi at Edmund Volpe’s house with Bettino Craxi, former Prime Minister of Italy, ca. 1987 72 – Marchi and Johnson at Finance Committee (contact sheet and negatives) January 1988 73 – Marchi and Johnson at Finance Committee (contact sheet and negatives) February 1988 74 – Marchi press conference (contact sheets and negatives) February 1988 75 – Marchi on TV program (contact sheet and negatives) February 1988 76 – Marchi on TV program (contact sheet and negatives) March 1988 77 – Marchi on Senate floor, March 1988 78 – Marchi press conference (contact sheet and negatives) March 1988

Box 229

1 – Marchi on the Senate floor, 1988 2 – Italian mayors visit Albany, 1988 3 – Dedication of the Staten Island Vietnam Veterans Memorial, 1988 4 – Marchi on TV program (contact sheets and negatives) May 1988 5 – Marchi University Club award (contact sheet and negatives) May 1988 6 – Rabbi gives Senate invocation, (contact sheet and negatives) June 1988 7 – Marchi with Ed Koch and Mayor Pillitieri of Milan, 1988 8 – March press conference, 1988 9 – Capitol art, 1988 10 – Marchi with gentleman of the Italian American organization of New York, 1988 11 – Negatives of E. Reid, A. DeSouza, D. Gillis, D. Soto, M. Bruno, L. Horowitz, M. Davie, 1988 12 – Marchi studio portrait, 1988 13 – Marchi with Staten Island Borough President Ralph Lamberti and Mario Cuomo, 1988 14 – Marchi with Father Tomasi, Dr. Ann Merlino and Borough President Ralph Lamberti, 1988 15 – Marchi and Martin Luther King III, 1988 16 – Marchi’s daughter Aline in Las Vegas, 1988 17 – Marchi and Elizabeth Connelly along with two unidentified women receiving award, 1988 18 – Marchi with officers of City University, 1988 19 – Marchi with Capt. E.W. Froehlich, commanding officer Naval station New York, 1988 20 – Marchi studio portrait, 1988 81

21 – Marchi receiving New York Legislator of the Year award, 1988 22 – Marchi with second year law student Annmarie Barressi, 1988 23 – Marchi at Senate dinner, 1988 24 – Marchi at news conference with Assemblyman Jerry Nadler, 1988 25 – Marchi at Senate dinner, 1988 26 – Marchi with Alfonse D’Amato and Bob Dole, 1988 27 – Marchi with young men and award, 1989 28 – Marchi with Ralph Lamberti and Mae Seeley receiving award, 1989 28.1 – Marchi with Alan Sokolow (Director, Eastern Region of Council of State Governments), Toby Young (Chairmen, Eastern Regional Conference), Carl Sternberg (Executive Director, CSG) 29 – Marchi and New Hampshire Governor John Sununu and group, 1989 30 – Marchi receiving certificate from unidentified man, 1989 31 – Marchi at dinner event, 1989 32 – Marchi with Senator Henry in Ad Hoc Finance meeting CSG, 1989 33 – Marchi at Staten Island secession conference with Elizabeth Connelly, 1989 34 – Marchi at Senate dinner with Governor Wilson, Senator Warren Anderson and Senator M. Gold, 1989 35 – Commuters leaving the 5:00 ferry, 1989 36 –Marchi at Citywide Advocates for Seniors, 1989 37 – Marchi with young students, 1989 38 – Marchi in office with group, 1989 39 – Marchi with Governor Mario Cuomo, 1990 40 – Marchi with Maria Luisa and President Volpe, 1990 41 – Marchi with two unidentified men, 1990 42 – Marchi with Maria Luisa in Atlantic City, 1990 43 – Marchi meeting with Connelly, Straniere and Vitaliano on secession, 1990 44 – Marchi with speaker Peter F. Vallone, 1990 45 – Marchi with Governor Cuomo, 1990 46 – Marchi speaking with unidentified man, ca. 1990 47 – Marchi with young boy and unidentified men, ca. 1990 48 – Marchi with Kitty Carlisle Hart, 1991 49 – Staten Island secession (contact sheets) 1991 50 – Secession commission swearing-in ceremony, March 15, 1991 51 – Staten Island Transit train, 1991 52 – Marchi with Governor Cuomo, Senator Roy Goodman at Governor’s mansion, 1991 53 – Marchi and College of Staten Island students, 1991 54 – Marchi with Mayor Dinkins and Senator Roy Goodman, 1991 55 – Marchi, Straniere, Vitaliano and Connelly at secession press conference, June1991 56 –Marchi at secession press conference (contact sheet) 1991 57 – Marchi studio portraits, 1991 58 – Marchi speaking in Assembly 59 – Marchi with Monsignor John Woolsey and Bob Helbock on TV show, 1991 60 – Marchi with Kathleen DiMauro, Nurse of Distinction award, 1991 61 – Marchi with Mayor Dinkins, 1991 62 – Marchi with Elizabeth Connelly, 1991 63 – Marchi with unidentified man, 1991 64 –Marchi with others lobbying against cuts to arts, 1991 65 – Fall newsletter photos, 1991 66 – Marchi with intern (contact sheet and negative) 67 – Marchi and Senator Serphin Maltese at secession news conferenc3e, February 1992 68 – Marchi at Surrogate news conference, May 1992 69 –Marchi at Jewish Community Center, 1992 70 – Marchi with David Jaffe, 1992 71 – Marchi in Senate chamber, 1992 72 – Marchi and Eric Vitaliano at Egbert Intermediate School, 1992 73 – Marchi with senior citizens, 1992 74 – Marchi with members of Council of Family and Child Caring Services, 1992 82

75 – Marchi with Elizabeth Connelly, 1992 76 – Marchi studio portraits, 1992 77 – Marchi newsletter picture with senior citizens, 1992 78 – Marchi with woman at event, 1992 79 – Marchi at Alice Austen School, 1993 80 – Marchi with Marissa A. Terzino, Miss NY Pre-Teen, 1993 81 –Marchi with H. Levine and Senator Farley, 1993 82 – Marchi discussing proposed constitutional amendment on social welfare, 1993 83 – Photos for Staten Island secession report, January 1993 84 – Marchi with Howard Golden and Christopher Mega, 1993 85 – Marchi with unidentified man, 1993 86 – Marchi in Senate Judiciary meeting, 1993 87 – Marchi studio portrait, 1993 88 – Marchi with Port Richmond High School law students, 1993 89 – Marchi secession photos and papers, 1993 90 – Marchi Senate photographs, 1993 91 – Marchi with Rudolph Giuliani, 1994

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1 – Marchi sits in as majority leader, 1994 2 – Marchi speaking at press conference 3 – Marchi with community school superintendents, 1994 4 – Marchi with Senators Roy Goodman and Ronald Stafford, 1994 5 – Marchi with two groups in office, March 1, 1994 6 – Marchi with Kate Bennett, March 15, 1994 7 – Marchi and student forum (contact sheet and negatives) 1994 8 – Marchi with Elizabeth Connelly (contact sheet and negatives) 1994 9 – Marchi with Bob DiCarlo (contact sheet and negatives) 1994 10 – Secession photos in Winter newsletter, 1994 11 –Marchi at secession events with Elizabeth Connelly, John Lavelle, Eric Vitaliano and others, 1994 12 –Marchi with Mario Cuomo, 1994 13 – Marchi with Rudolph Giuliani, 1994 14 – Marchi studio portrait, 1994 15 – Marchi receiving Catholic Conference award from Cardinal O’Connor, 1994 16 – Marchi and Major-General Meade on Fort Drum Recognition Day, 1994 17 – Marchi with cadet Kristen E. Carlson, 1994 18 – Marchi with Carol Gresser (Board of Ed. Pres.) and Cortines Chan, 1994 19 – Marchi with Walter Cronkite, 1994 20 – Marchi with Tzu-Dan Wu, Ambassador of China, 1994 21 – Marchi with David Kleiser, Snug Harbor CEO, 1994 22 – Marchi at news conference on school crime, 1994 23 – Marchi with Dan Pearson (Tottenville High School all-state musician) 1994 24 – Marchi with Albert V. Maniscalco, 1994 25 – Marchi with group in office, ca. 1994 26 – Marchi on Senate floor, February 16, 1995 27 – Marchi with Rev. Terry Troia, 1995 28 – Marchi with group in Senate chamber (contact sheet and negatives) 1995 29 – Marchi with group in office (contact sheet and negatives) 1995 30 – Marchi with Bob Dole, March 13, 1995 31 – Marchi with Marie Martino, P.S. 23 students and chaperones, 1995 32 – Marchi with UFTA members, 1995 33 – Marchi on Senate floor discussing Staten Island secession (contact sheet and negatives) 1995 34 – Marchi with Staten Island retired firemen, April 25, 1995 35 – Marchi with Tracy, Muxon and Cox, June 28, 1995 36 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, 1995 83

37 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, 1995 38 – Marchi with Serphin Maltese (contact sheet and negatives) October 1995 39 – Marchi in group photo with Vito Fossella, 1995 40 – Marchi and Elizabeth Connelly with Staten Island secession panel, J. Viteritti, K. Rooney, F. Morano, J. Nicholsen, P. Kidder, 1995 41 – Marchi holding picture with man (contact sheet with negatives) 1995 42 – Marchi discussing the city of Staten Island, 1995 43 – Marchi at first meeting of COAST Committee, 1995 44 – Marchi with actress Stockard Channing, 1995 45 – Marchi with Bill Murphy, 1996 45.1 – Marchi with Randy Charbonnier, Bill and Janet Schweitzer, and others 45.2 – Marchi and unidentified man with picture of Neptune’s Fountain at Snug Harbor, 1996 46 – Marchi with Floyd Patterson, 1996 47 – Marchi at meeting (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 48 – Marchi in group photo (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 49 – Marchi with Senators Maltese and DiCarlo, March 20, 1996 50 – Marchi in photo with man and woman (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 51 – Marchi in group photo in office (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 52 – Kate Bennett and Vincent Bellafiore of the Staten Island Children’s Museum, 1996 53 – Sisters of Charity Greater Hospital Association, 1996 54 – Marchi in group photo around table (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 55 – Marchi in group photo (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 56 – Marchi with Tottenville High School students, 1996 57 – Marchi with women from Archdiocese drug abuse program, 1996 58 – Marchi with United Federation of Teachers, 1996 59 – Marchi with unidentified man (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 60 – Marchi with Alyssia Pastoriza of the Angelo Del Toro Youth Leadership Institute, 1996 61 – Marchi in meeting (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 62 – Marchi at news conference on abortion, April 29, 1996 63 – Marchi with Kitty Carlisle Hart, April 30, 1996 64 – Magazine copy (contact sheet) 1996 65 – Marchi with rabbis, 1996 66 – Marchi/ Workfair, 1996 67 – Marchi with Stephen Rooney and Judge Maltese and family members, 1996 68 – Marchi in group photo (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 69 – Marchi at New York Public Library, 1996 70 – Marchi with Maria Luisa and unidentified man, (contact sheet and negatives) 1996 71 – Marchi in group photo, 1996 72 – Marchi with Regent Diane McGivern, newsletter file, April 23, 1996 73 – Marchi with D.A. William Murphy and Senator Robert DiCarlo, 1996 74 – Marchi with Jalé and others in office, 1996 75 – Marchi with unidentified group, 1996 76 – Marchi with Governor Pataki and Eric Vitaliano, 1996 77 – Marchi at Italian Legislators breakfast, January 1997 78 – Marchi with group in office (contact sheet and negative) 1997 79 – Marchi with Robert Helbock and Camelot Counseling Centers group, February 11, 1997 80 – March in office with two separate groups in office, 1997 81 – Marchi with school group, February 25, 1997 82 – Marchi with women on Senate floor, 1997 83 – Marchi with group in lobby (contact sheet and negatives) 1997 84 – Marchi with Donna Gerstle of Environmental Study Center at CSI and Ann Torino, 1997 85 – Marchi with Senator Roy Goodman, 1997 86 – Marchi with Senator Stafford, 1997 87 – Marchi with Elizabeth Bonina, May 13, 1997 88 – Marchi with New York Yankees David Cone, Dwight Gooden and others, 1997 89 – Marchi with others in Senate chamber, May 29, 1997 84

90 – Marchi with D.A. Bill Murphy, May 29, 1997 91 – Marchi with Tottenville High School students (teacher Kevin Sheehy, students Jen Harkins (Young Democrats) and Jen Materna (Young Republicans)

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1 – Marchi with quarterback Jim Kelly June 4, 1997 2 – Marchi with CUNY Dean Ann Poubucci, honored by Italian American Legislators June 1997 3 – Marchi at C.S.I. lecture, November 1997 4 – Marchi with Cadet Carlson, 1997 5 – Marchi with Bob Helbock and others, 1997 6 – Marchi with Joan Catalano and Bob Helbock, January 1998 7 – Marchi with unidentified woman (contact sheet and negatives), February 1998 8 – Marchi with unidentified woman, February 3, 1998 9 – Marchi with Gene Tysinski and Public Television executives, February 1988 10 – Marchi at “Good Joe” reception, March 16, 1998 11 – Marchi with Serphin Maltese and others, March 1998 12 – Developmental Disabilities Planning Council, March 1998 13 – Marchi with Director Ernest Logan and President Donald Singer, April 1998 14 – Marchi with female cadet, May 1998 15 – Marchi: Jenna’s Law P.C. (contact sheet with negatives) May 1998 16 – Marchi with unidentified group, May 1998 17 – Marchi in lobby with unidentified group, June 1998 18 – Marchi with Senator Ronald Stafford and others, June 1998 19 – Marchi at Egbert Jr. High Buehler Space Program, 1998 20 – Marchi standing on Senate floor, 1998 21 – Marchi with Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, 1998 22 – Marchi with Federation of Republican Women, ca. 1998 23 – Marchi with Peter Vallone, January 1999 24 – Marchi with Mayor Giuliani, Senator Maltese, Senator Goodman and others, February 1999 25 – Marchi with Tuff Love representatives and Councilman Fiala and Vincent Ignizio, February 1999 26 – Marchi with members of the Alzheimer’s Association, March 1999 27 – Marchi with A.A.R.P. members, March 17, 1999 28 – Marchi with two unidentified men, March 1999 29 – Marchi with member of the A.L.C.U, May 1999 30 – Marchi with Rev. Terry Troia receiving Woman of Distinction award, May 1999 31 – Marchi speaking in the Senate, May 1999 32 – Marchi with Dennis Vacco, Senators Bruno, Skelos and others, October 1999 33 – Marchi with Elizabeth Connelly and others, December 1999 34 – Secession Map, 1999 35 – Marchi with group in office (contact sheet and negatives) February 2000 36 – Marchi with group in office (contact sheet and negatives) March 2000 37 – Marchi with group in conference room (contact sheet and negatives) March 2000 38 – Marchi with two women in office (contact sheet and negatives) March 2000 39 – Marchi with priests, March 2000 40 – Marchi speaking at hearing with others, April 2000 41 – Marchi with Senator Dean Skelos and unidentified woman, April 2000 42 – Marchi with group in conference room (conference sheet and negatives) May 2000 43 – Marchi with unidentified group, May 9, 2000 44 – Marchi and others in office (contact sheet and negatives) May 2000 45 – Marchi with unidentified man and woman, May 2000 46 – Marchi with Senator George D. Maziarz at hearing, May 31, 2000 47 – Marchi with Marlene Markoe Boyd (Richmond County A.D.A.) Woman of Distinction May 2000 48 – Marchi studio portraits, June 2000 49 – Marchi at press conference outside State Capitol, June 5, 2000 50 – Marchi with Rick Lazio, June 2000 85

51 – Marchi with Elizabeth Connelly and Linford Smith, August 2000 52 – Marchi at Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, November 22, 2000 53 – Marchi with various groups for Fall newsletter photos, 2000 54 – Marchi with A.A.R.P. member on E.P.I.C. program, 2000 55 – Marchi shaking hands with unidentified man, ca. 2000 56 – Marchi with Rudolph Crew 57 – Marchi with unidentified group, 2000 58 – Cathedral of I.C., March 28, 2000 59 – Marchi with Dr. Susan Robinson and Pat Wallenjack, March 14, 2000 60 – New York State School Music Association, March 19, 1998 61 – Marchi in office with three unidentified men, ca. 2000 62 – Marchi with Interagency Council of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Agencies, February 2001 63 – Marchi with Cardinal Edward Egan, Monsignor Dorney, Robert Straniere and others on Catholic Conference Lobby Day, March 13, 2001 64 – Marchi with group in lobby (contact sheet and negatives), March 2001 65 – Marchi with two women in office (contact sheet and negatives), April 2001 66 – Marchi with Tottenville High School students, April 2001 67 – Marchi with “Cadillac” Smith, April 2001 68 – Marchi with A.A.R.P members in office, May 1, 2001 69 – Marchi speaking on Senate floor, Mary 2001 70 – Marchi’s 80th birthday (contact sheet and negatives) May 2001 71 – Marchi with group from The Eye Bank for Sight Restoration, Inc., 2001 72 – Marchi with Governor Pataki announcing Fresh Kills Landfill closing, 2001 73 – Marchi with unidentified group, 2001 74 – Marchi with unidentified group at Women of Distinction celebration, 2001 75 – Marchi at re-election dinner with others, 2001 76 – Marchi with unidentified group, 2001 77 – Marchi with group in lobby, 2001 78 – Marchi with unidentified group in office, ca. 2001 79 – Marchi receiving award from Business Outreach Network, 2001 80 – Marchi with mental health advocates, 2001 81 – Marchi speaking to group from St. John’s (contact sheet and negatives) February 2002 82 – Marchi in Assembly parlor with Matthew Mirones (contact sheet and negatives) February 2002 83 – Marchi with group in office (contact sheet and negatives) March 2002 84 – Marchi and Senator Hoffman with Angela Mancuso, Student of the Year, March 2002 85 – Marchi with Catholic Conference groups including Monsignor Dorney, Robert Straniere, John Lavelle, March 2002 86 – Marchi with unidentified group at table (contact sheet and negatives) March 2002 87 – Marchi with female cadet and Lieutenant General William J. Lannox 88 – Marchi with Paige MacDonald of Families Together in New York State, receiving Legislator of the Year Award, March 25, 2002 89 – Marchi in Senate, April 2002 90 – Marchi with Matthew Mirones and Dean Skelos, April 2002 91 – Marchi with Sam Panepinto and assistant on Legislative Disabilities Awareness Day, April 30, 2002 92 – Marchi with Michael Bloomberg, Joe Bruno and others, 2002 93 – Marchi with S.I. Chamber of Commerce, 2002 94 – Marchi with Susan Meeker of the S.I. Mental Health Society, 2002

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1 – Marchi speaking in the Senate, May 2002 2 – Marchi with unidentified young man, June 2002 3 – Marchi with Senator Ronald Stafford in Senate chamber, June 2002 4 – Marchi portraits (contact sheets and negatives) August 2002 5 – Marchi and family (contact sheet and negatives) August 2002 86

6 – Marchi with Senator Matthew Mirones, 2002 7 – Marchi speaking in Senate, 2002 8 – Marchi with Catholic priests, 2002 9 – Marchi with Hamid Karzai and an identified man at Ground Zero, 2002 10 – Marchi at Mental Health Society of Staten Island, 2002 11 – Marchi with David Jaffe and Council, January 2003 12 – Marchi with C.S.I. handicapped students and Bob Helbock, March 2003 13 – Marchi with unidentified men, March 2003 14 – Marchi with singer Ronan Tynan, March 10, 2003 15 – Marchi with Adrian Benepe and Ed Lewis, March 11, 2003 16 – Marchi at Catholic Conference with Marietta Canning, Monsignor Dorney and others, March 2003 17 – Marchi with unidentified Catholic priest and various men, April 2003 18 – Marchi with Syracuse University NCAA National champions, April 2003 19 – Marchi and members of the Richmond County Ambulance Service, April 29, 2003 20 – Marchi with members of the Clove Lakes Health and Rehab Center, April 29, 2003 21 – Marchi with Dorothy Doran, Mike Cusick, Matthew Mirones, Elizabeth Connelly, Bob Helbock and others on Disabilities Day, May 20, 2003 22 – Marchi in Senate lobby, May 2003 23 – Marchi with Senator Betty Little in the Senate chamber, May 20, 2003 24 – Marchi in Senate chamber (contact sheet and negatives) 2003 25 – Marchi with opera singer, Italian legislators, June1, 2003 26 – Marchi with Mrs. Amalia Betanzos and Ms. Joan Correale, Women of Distinction, June 3, 2003 27 – Marchi at Confirmation in lobby, June 27, 2003 28 – Marchi with American Legion veteran and unidentified woman, 2003 28.1 – Marchi with Pope John Paul II, 2003 28.2 – Marchi portrait, 2004 29 – Marchi with Catholic Conference members, Monsignor Dorney, Samantha Canterino, Theresa Gwizdaloski, Jennifer Hansen, Ann Mikoku, Maria Rios, Rose De Quatro, March 9, 2004 30 – Marchi with various CUNY Administrative personnel (photo missing), March 9, 2004 31 – Marchi with Rita DeMartino, Dr. Marlene Springer, March 2004 32 – Marchi and group in Senate chamber lobby (contact sheet and negatives) March 2004 33 – Marchi with Staten Island Mental Health Society, March 30, 2004 34 – Marchi with Ravi Gupta, Binghamton University student, April 14, 2004 35 – Marchi and wife Maria Luisa (contact sheet and negatives) April 2004 36 – Marchi with West Point cadet Scher, April 21, 2004 37 – Marchi with Mario Cuomo and others at Amethyst House award ceremony, April 25, 2004 38 – Marchi and unidentified man in office, April 2004 39 – Marchi with Sandy (elevator operator) June 21, 2004 40 – Marchi with Marion Leonardo, RN, at Women of Distinction ceremony, 2004 41 – Marchi with Senator Martin Golden and others, June 2004 42 – Marchi with Anthony A. Barbara, World War II veteran, August 6, 2004 43 – Marchi with Christopher Zinn, scholarship recipient, New York Conference of Italian-American Legislators, August 2004 44 – Marchi with Senator Bruno and Bishop Howard Hubbard of Albany, 2004 45 – Marion Leonardo, Woman of Distinction, 2004 45.1 – Marchi with Stephen Rooney and Kathryn Krause Rooney, 2005 46 – Marchi with unidentified group in office (contact sheet and negatives) February 2005 47 – Marchi portrait, March 2005 48 – Marchi with unidentified group, including Elizabeth Egbert, President and CEO of the Staten Island Museum, 2005 49 – Photos of Twin Towers (World Trade Center), printed in 2005 50 – Marchi with unidentified group in office (contact sheet and negatives) 2005 51 – Marchi at Ferryboat Dedication, May 2005 52 – Marchi with James Ross and wife (contact sheet and negative) June 2005 53 – Marchi and Ann Cacly in Senate chamber (contact sheet and negatives) 2005 54 – Marchi with Senator Nicholas Spano, 2005 87

55 – Bob Helbock, Staten Island Council and others (contact sheet and negatives) February 2006 56 – Marchi with Bob Helbock and others (contact sheets and negatives) February 2006 57 – Marchi, Bob Helbock and groups (contact sheets and negatives) 2006 58 – Marchi with after-school kids (contact sheets) 2006 59 – Bob Helbock and group (contact sheet) 2006 60 – Bob Helbock and group in office (contact sheet and negatives) 2006 61 – Bob Helbock and group on stairs (contact sheet) March 2006 62 – Bob Helbock and others (contact sheet) 2006 63 – Marchi and others in front of the Senate floor clock (contact sheet and negatives) March 2006 64 – Marchi, Bob Helbock and others (contact sheets and negatives) March 2006 65 – Marchi, Bob Helbock and others (contact sheet and negatives) May 2006 66 – Marchi birthday with others (contact sheets) May 2006 67 – Marchi in front of Senate chamber clock and in office, (contact sheet and negatives) June 2006 68 – Marchi with members of the New York Fire Department, June 2006 69 – Marchi, Bob Helbock and others in office (contact sheet and negatives) June 2006 70 – Marchi with Fuschillo’s and Little’s legal staffers in Senate chamber (contact sheet) June 2006 71 – Marchi with Maria Luisa, John Cusick, John Lavelle and Sheldon Silver (contact sheets) June 2006 72 – Marchi with unidentified group (contact sheet) 2006 73 – Marchi with unidentified men, July 2006 74 – Marchi and Marlene Springer at dedication of the John J. Marchi Hall at CSI, November 29, 2006 75 – Marchi in Senate with Joe Bruno, Andrew Lanza and others (contact sheets and CD) December 2006 76 – Marchi on Senate floor, ca. 2006 77 – Marchi with Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, ca. 2006 78 – Marchi with Joe Bruno and unidentified men, ca. 2006. Signed photo of Marchi and Bruno. 79 – Marchi in Senate chamber, ca. 2006 80 – Marchi with staff and others (contact sheet and negatives) February 2006 81 –Marchi with Rudy Crew (?), Meals on Wheels representative (?) and unidentified, ca. 2006

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Undated photos

1 – Staten Island bridges 2 – Bruno, Marchi and Giuliani 3 – Marchi and Walter Cronkite 4 – Fresh Kills landfill 5 – Luisa Marchi, Geraldine Ferraro and others 6 – Marchi, Bob Helbock and unidentified woman in Albany 7 – Marchi at formal dinner at C.S.I. 8 – Marchi at celebration 9 – Marchi with Matilda Cuomo 10 – Marchi with Richard Nixon 11 – Marchi at Secession demonstration with Connelly, Vitaliano, Straniere 12 – Marchi speaking 13 – Marchi at Staten Island Vietnam Veterans Memorial dedication 14 – Marchi and Helbock with visitors 15 – Miss Staten Island 16 – Staten Island ferry 17 – Marchi portraits at various ages 18 – Marchi photos on CD (Volume 2) 19 – Marchi and Ralph Marino 20 – Marchi, Robert Straniere and Matthew Mirones 21 – Marchi and Susan Meeker of the S.I. Mental Health Society 22 – John and Luisa Marchi and others 23 – Marchi’s office door 24 – Marchi with Senator Gentile and Rev. Terry Troia 88

25 – Marchi with Assemblyman Joseph Lentol and unidentified woman 26 – Marchi and unidentified man 27 – Marchi, Senator Chris Mega and young people from the Staten Island Music Association 28 – Marchi, Luisa and unidentified people from Staten Island Mental Health Society 29 – Marchi campaign button pictured among many other campaign buttons 30 – Marchi speaking at protest against high drug prices

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Drawer 32 58. Marchi, Roy Goodman and others in reelection skit, (signed by Goodman) n.d. 59. Signed picture of the NY State Court of Appeals ca. 1990s 60. Various Marchi photos 1960s/70s and a 1969 Marchi sketch 61. Marchi with Sen. Joseph Zaretski, Sen. Warren M. Anderson and Assemb. Alexander Chananau, ca. 1970s 62. Marchi and Bill Higgins from On Your Mark, ca. 1980s 63. Marchi and Pope John Paul II ca. 1990s

Series 8: Memorabilia, 1972, 1984-1997

Box 234

1 - Marchi, John J. - Awards, 1993-1998 2 - Alzheimer's Association Award, 1997 3 - Italian Club of Staten Island Award, 1987 4 – Plaque – East Shore Little League, 1997 - T.R.Y. "Watching Out for Me" - Award, 1994 - Anti Defamation League Community Service Award, 1978 - Award from Ned Regan for achieving market acceptance of NY State’s short term obligations, 1979

Box 235

1 – Marchi mayoral campaign button (Vito Battista City Controller), 1969 2 – Pinback button: Marchi for Mayor campaign, 1969? 3 – Pinback button: Re-elect Congressman Guy Molinari, ca. 1984-1988 4 – Plaque with key: “A Promise Fulfilled”; Willowbrook Closing Ceremony, September 17, 1987 5 – Wooden advertising token: Vote Yes for Staten Island Self-Governance, 1993 6 – Pinback button: Vote Yes (Secession Campaign), 1993 7 – Advertising magnet: “John Marchi, Our Senator”, n.d. 8 – Business cards: Senator John Marchi, n.d. 9- Lapel pin: Staten Island in green enamel, n.d. 10 – Pinback button: Anti-pollution graphic, n.d. 11 – Pinback button: “Keep the Mayor Mayor” (Ed Koch campaign button), n.d. 12 – Pinback button: “Re-elect John Marchi NYS Senator 24th District”, n.d. 13 – Signature stamp, “John Marchi” (in cursive), n.d.

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1 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 2 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 3 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 4 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 5 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 89

6 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 7 – Offset printing plates. Marchi, n.d. 8 – Offset printing plates. Marchi with others n.d. 9 – Offset printing plates. Marchi with others n.d. 10 – Offset printing plates- Marchi with others n.d.

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Drawer 32 64. Secession poster

Drawer 33 65. La Nazione Lucca article about Marchi and the Pope, August 13, 1998 66. Sons of Italy award, 1984 67. Physicians Weekly article by Marchi re: human cloning, May 12, 1997 68. NYS Thoroughbred Racing poster, 1997 69. Certificate for Marchi from S.I. Borough Historian, Richard Dickenson, 1994 70. The Godfather photo booklet 71. Proclamation by S.I. Borough President Ralph Lamberti, 1988 72. Proclamation by S.I. Borough President Ralph Lamberti, 1989 73. Proclamation by S.I. Borough President Guy Molinari, 1993 74. Proclamation by S.I. Borough President Guy Molinari, 1998 75. Proclamation by Sen. Robert DiCarlo honoring Marchi for his advocacy of the YMCA, 1993 76. Nelson Rockefeller certification of pen used to approve Bill no. 1180, 1970 77. Pictures of St. George theatre, n.d. 78. Signed picture of Richard Nixon to Marchi, 79. Caricature of Marchi and Jerry Bloom by Jack Sherman (sp?), 1975 80. Secession cartoon by Tom Flannagan, 1992 81. Hy Rosen political cartoon about Marchi and Arthur Eve, 82. Daily News article about Marchi’s career, 1999 83. Signed Hy Rosen political cartoon about Marchi 84. Photo of a sailing ship 85. Photo of the Bayonne Bridge 86. Poster of the Greenland Ice Cap Resupply Mission from the NY Air National Guard 87. Certificate admitting Marchi to the U.S. Supreme Court, 1973 88. Tom Flannagan cartoon about Marchi and the school system

Drawer 34 89. Advance editorial endorsing Marchi, 1999 90. Mounted letter from George H.W. Bush, 1992 91. 19th Century diagram of Senate Chamber 92. Mounted Mario Cuomo citation, 1992 93. U.S. Naval Institute certificate, 1996 94. Excerpt from the transcript of the Senate Debate on the N.Y.C. School Decentralization Bill, April 30, 1969 95. Mounted Advance editorial endorsing Marchi, 1992 96. Merit Award from the Parkside Senior Citizens Apartments, 1995 97. Citation from the American Legion, 1973 90

98. Degree from St. John’s Law School, 1949 99. Diploma from Brooklyn Law School for Doctor of Juridical Science, 1953 100. Certificate authorizing Marchi to practice in Appellate Division of NY Supreme Court, 1951 101. Certificates authorizing Marchi to practice in the NY Southern District (1954) and U.S. Court of International Trade (1988) 102. Certificate of Election, 1982

Drawer 35 - City Council Citation Award, 1997 - Plaque from New York Naval Militia honoring support of John Marchi, n.d. - Plaque from Council of Jewish Organizations (C.O.J.O.) honoring Marchi, 1978 - Decorative metal Ten Commandments in Hebrew - Publishing plates, 1970 election - Billfront cloth cap: “Ferryboat John J. Marchi Launch 05.08.04”, 2004

Drawer 37 - Charter of the City of Staten Island - Framed portrait of Marchi by Daniel Werner, 1989 - Framed portrait of Marchi by Leo R Mellen (?) 6/1966