COLEMAN A. YOUNG PAPERS, PART I

State Senatorial Papers, 1964-1973

8 linear feet 1 oversize manuscript box

Accession Number 449

The papers of Coleman A. Young were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in 1971 and 1974 by Mr. Young.

Coleman Alexander Young was born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama on May 24, 1918.

He moved to Detroit at the age of five when his father, a tailor, sought to escape an economic recession in the south. Coleman Young attended public and parochial elementary schools in the city and graduated with honors from Detroit's Eastern High School. He attended technical school briefly and then went to work on the line at the Ford Motor Company's Rouge Plant.

He joined in the early organizing battles of the United Auto Workers (UAW), took a leadership role in the Wayne County C.I.O., and combined civil rights and labor activities as executive secretary of the National Negro Labor Council.

Commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army during World War II, Coleman Young served briefly in a Ft. Knox stockade after he and scores of other Tuskegee Airmen in the Air Corps shut down an officers' club that refused to serve black officers.

He worked as an insurance executive, a spot cleaner in a laundry, as manager of a chain of dry cleaners, a taxi driver, and a butcher's assistant before plunging into politics full time in 1961 with a successful campaign for delegate to Michigan's Constitutional Convention.

In 1964 he captured a State Senate seat from an east side Detroit district, and rose quickly to leadership posts in the Lansing legislature. Michigan Democrats elected him in 1968 to become the first black member ever to serve on the Demo- cratic National Committee.

In 1973, pledging to restore peace between the people and police of Detroit, Coleman Young announced as a candidate for Mayor. He defeated the City's former police chief, John Nichols, in a bitter election contest.

The papers in this collection reflect the years of Young's state senatorial service

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Important subjects are:

Automobile Insurance Legislation Civil Rights Election Aid to Disadvantaged (see School Campaign, 1966 Police- Aid Formula) Fiscal Community Relations Mayor's Reform Open Housing Committee for Human Legislation Urban Renewal Resources Development Legislation New Detroit, Inc.

Among the correspondents are:

Brickley, James H. Mazey, Emil Cavanagh, Jerome P, Mazey, Ernest Diggs, Charles C. Ravitz, Mel Girardin, Ray Richardson, Robert Hood, Nicholas Romney, George Humphrey, Hubert

Contents

16 manuscript boxes 1 oversize box

Boxes 1-17

Correspondence, reports, minutes, press releases, mailing lists, and news- paper clippings. The records are arranged alphabetically. 1964-1973.

Non-manuscript material One photograph of the Black Delegates to the 1961-62 Michigan Constitutional Convention was placed in the Archives photograph collection. Three pamphlets have been placed in the Archives Library vertical file.

PART 2 STARTS ON PAGE 8. Coleman A. Young Papers, Part 1

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Box 1

1. Abortions, 1970, 1973 2. Adult Education, 1965-1968 3. American Civil Liberties Union, 1966 4. Attorney General (Frank J. Kelley) Opinions, 1996-1972 5-10. Automobile Insurance, 1965-1970 11. Bigots 12. Birthday Party, 1968 13. Black Caucus, 1968-1970, 1973 14. Black Panthers and B.S.A. (Northern Michigan University), 1996-1970 15. Blue Cross, Blue Shield, 1972-1973 16. Budget, 1968 17. Bunche Community Council, 1968 18-21. Campaign File for C.A.Y., 1970

Box 2

1. Campaign File for C.A.Y. (Funds and Letters), 1973 2-3. Campaign File for C.A.Y., 1973 4. Canfield Community Center, 1967 5. Cavanagh, Jerome P., 1966 6. Census, 1960-1967 7. Civil Rights, 1973 (Article) 8. Civil Service (Special Committee to Investigate Dept. of Civil Service), 1973 9. Clippings, 1972-1973

10. Commerce Department 11. C.A.R. (Committee Against Repression), 1970 12. Committee for Student Rights, 1965 13. Con-Con Delegates, 1968,1973 14. Congratulations (Mayoral Election Victory), 1973 15-22. Correspondence, 1965-1967

Box 3

1-16. Correspondence, 1968-1973 17. Correspondence and Notes, Undated 18. Edward Darnell, 1970 19. DART, 1969 20. Day Care Legislation, 1965-1967

Box 4

1. Democratic Caucus, 1969-1970 2-3. Democratic National Committee, 1972-1973 4-6. Democratic National Committeeman Material, 1969-1970 7-11. Democratic Party, 1964-1968 12. Democratic Party Spring State Convention, 1973 13. Democratic Staff, 1973 14. Democratic State Central, Committee, 1969-1973 15. Democratic State Central, 1973 16-18. Detroit, 1968-1973 Coleman A. Young Papers, Part 1

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Box 5

1. Detroit Charter Revision, 1973 2. Detroit Equity Fund, Inc., 1971-1972 3. Detroit News, Clippings, 1969 4. Detroit Public Library, 1973 5-8. Detroit Public Schools, 1966-1973 9. Donations, 1967 10-12. Drug Education, 1970-1972 13. Eastern Community Council, 1965-1967 14. Eastern High School Friends Committee, 1965-1966 15-17. Education, 1967

Box 6

1. Education, 1970 2-3. Education (Department of), 1972-1973 4. Education Task Force,1973 5. Education Package, 1969 6-10. Elections, 1964-1966 11. Elmwood II, 1967 12. Employment Discrimination, 1965 13-15. Equal Education Opportunity, 1965-1967 16. Ferndale Co-op Credit Union, 1973

Box 7

1-7. Fiscal Reform, 1965-1967 8. Franklin Settlement, 1965-1968 9. Fraternal Organizations-Elks

10. Friends of Coleman Young Committee, 1970 11. Governor's Committee on a Commission on Investigations, 1969 12. Governor's Special Committee on Crime, 1967 13-14. Governor's Conference on Higher Education, 1973 15. Grievances, 1965-1966 16. Health, Welfare, and Recreation, 1967 17. Higher Education, 1970 18. Highway Commission, 1973 19. Hospital Utilization Committee, 1968 20. Industrial-Commercial and Merchants Private Police Act 21. Inkster Public Schools, 1968 22. Intermediate Schools, 1967

Box 8

1-14. Invitations, 1967-Nov 1973

Box 9

1. Jackson Prison, 1967 2. Judiciary, 1967 3. Dr. William F. Johntz (Project Seed), 1969-1970 4. Kennedy, Robert, Campaign Coleman A. Young Papers, Part 1

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5. Kirwood General Hospital. 1970 6. Legislative Conference (5th Annual State), Report, 1969 7. Legislative Service Bureau, 1969 8. Libraries, 1967 9-10. Liquor Control Commission, 1969, 1973 11. John McGee, 1970 12. Mailing Lists 13. Marriage Counseling 14-19. Mayor's Committee for Human Resources Development, 1967-1968

Box 10

1. Meat Inspection Program, 1968 2. Medicaid, 1966-1967 3. Medicare, 1965 4. Mental Health, 1968 5. Metropolitan Fund, Inc., 1972-1973 6-7. Michigan AFL-CIO, 1967 8. Michigan Catholic Conference, 1968 9-16. Michigan Civil Rights Commission, 1965-1968

Box 11

1-2. Michigan Civil Rights Commission, 1969-1973 3. Michigan Civil Service Commission, 1965-1966 4. Michigan Constitution 5. Michigan Housing Associates, 1971 6. Michigan Housing Authority, 1967 7-9. Michigan Legislature Apportionment, 1964-1965 10. Michigan State Council for the Arts, 1967 11. Michigan State University, 1972-1973 12. Migrant Labor, 1965-1966 14-15. Miscellaneous Material, 1965-1966 16. Mott Foundation 17. NAACP, 1970 18. National Black Convention, 1972 19-20. National Committee for Support of Public Schools, 1968 21. (Department of) Natural Resources: Water Resources Commission, 1973 22. New Bill Information, 1972 23. New Detroit Committee, 1969-1970

Box 12

1-2. New Detroit, 1973 3-5. New Detroit Agenda,1973 6. New Detroit-Public Safety Committee, 1973 7. Northern High School Architectural Committee, 1968 8. Nutrition Week Executive Declaration, 1973 9. Observation Balloon, 1968 10. Office of Economic Opportunity, 1973 11-14. Open Housing Bill, 1967-1968 Coleman A. Young Papers, Part 1

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Box 13

1. Overland Systems, 1973 2. Parent Teachers Association 3. Parochiaid, 1969-1970 4-5. Personnel (Current), 1972-1973 6. Piquette Armory (W.O. //HO, 07-2750-013), 1973 7. Poindexter, Thomas, 1965 8-9. Police (Detroit), 1970,1973 10-13. Police Problems, 1967-1968 14-16. Police-Community Relations, 1963-1966 17-21. Press Releases, 1965-(1973) 22. Private Schools, 1968

Box 14

1-3. Public Act 244 (635), 1969-1970 4. Public Service Commission, 1973 5. (Dept. of Agriculture): Racing Commissioner, (1973) 6. Real Estate Fraud, 1967 7. Receiving Hospital, 1968 8. Riverside Co-op, 1967-1968 9-10. Romney, George, 1964-1967 11. St. Anthony Community Council, 1965-1966 12-14. Scholarship Program, 1966-1973 15-17. School Aid Formula, 1967-1968 18. School Aid, 1973

Box 15

1-3. School Financing Report, 1967 4. Selective Service-Wayne County Board, 1969 5. Senate Bill 211-Corres. (Public Employement Relations Act), 1973 6. Senate Bill 896 (Appropriation), 1971 7. Senate Business, 1971-1973 8. Senate Race, 1972 9. Senate Voting Statistics, 1965 10. Senatorial Legislative Task Force (4th District)-Memos, 1970-1973 11-12. Senior Citizen Housing, 1965-1967 13. Senior Citizen Tax Exemption, 1967 14. Bill Shambaugh, 1970 15. Social Services, 1968-1970 16. Social Welfare and Health Committee, 1967 17. Special Session File, 1967 18. Stadium Working Group, 1969 19. State Aid for the Disadvantaged, 1969 20. State Housing Authority, 1969 21. State Police, 1967-1969 22. Taxation, 1967 23. Telegrams, 1972-1973 24-27. Thank You Letters, 1968-1973 Coleman A. Young Papers, Part 1

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Box 16

1. T.U.L.C., 1970 2. Transportation Systems (Report), 1972 3. UAW, 1969-1970 4. Urban Alliance, 1968 5-7. Urban Law Program of University of Detroit, 1966-1968 8-11. Urban Renewal, 1965-1966 12. Victimless Crime Study, 1972 13. Wayne County, 1967-1968 14. Wayne County Community College 15. W.C.C.C.(Wayne County Community College), 1973 16. Wayne County Drain Office, 1973 17-18. Wayne State University, 1969-1973 19. Welfare, 1973 20. Welfare Study Commission, 1970 21. Wolverine Bar Association, 1967 22. Women's Caucus, 1973 23. Women's Reformatory Committee, 1967 24. Claud^Young, 1967-1969

Oversized Box

1. Detroit School Board Organization Chart, 1973 2. Maps: "Twenty-Six District Plan" and Wayne County Community College Trustee Districts, 1967 3. Sample Ballots; Primary Election, Tues, Aug 4, 1970; General Election, Nov 3, 1970. Wayne County Coleman Young, Part 2

The Coleman A. Young Papers, Part II 48.5 linear feet (91 manuscript boxes, 3 Paige boxes), 42 scrapbooks 1972-1993 (bulk 1993)

Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI

Finding aid written by Aimee Ergas on April 6, 2010.

Accession Number: 449

Creator: Coleman A. Young

Acquisition: Part II of the papers of Coleman A. Young were placed in the Walter P. Reuther Library in December 1993 at the conclusion of Young’s final term as mayor of Detroit

Language: Material entirely in English.

Access: Papers are open for research.

Use: Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library Rules for Use of Archival Materials.

Notes: Citation Style: “Coleman A. Young Collection, Part II, Box [#]. Folder [#]. Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University.

Copies: Correspondence marked “green” in Young’s filing system (Series II in this collection) may be duplicated in the “blue correspondence” at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit.

Other Access Aid: A partial index of important topics and correspondents appears at the end of this finding aid.

Related Material: Two folders of audiovisual material (photographs, one 45-rpm record) were transferred to the Reuther Library’s Audiovisual Department.

Material regarding Mr. Young’s tenure in the Michigan Senate are in the Coleman A. Young Papers, Part I, at the Walter P. Reuther Library (16 manuscript boxes, one oversize box). Other materials

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from Mr. Young are deposited at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit. Materials there include correspondence from 1973 through 1993, with the bulk from 1992, and subject files mostly dated 1992, and the mayor’s schedules and a series of speeches dating from the 1970s to 1990s. Meeting and commission reports date mostly from 1992 and 1993. At the Wright Museum, there is also a large collection of audiovisual materials, books and journals, as well as memorabilia and artifacts such as awards, trophies, gifted items and clothing. Also, Coleman A. Young, Michigan State Senate Papers (1969-1972) are at the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library.

History Coleman A. Young became mayor of Detroit in January 1974 and was re-elected in 1977, 1981, 1985 and 1989. He was one of the first African-Americans to be elected mayor of a major U.S. city and served a total of twenty years. He was considered by many of his constituents as a champion of the disadvantaged and disenfranchised. During Young’s mayoral years, the city of Detroit faced numerous economic, political and social challenges. The aftermath of the disturbances in 1967 were still evident with population and businesses moving to the suburbs, racial and ethnic tensions, and efforts to integrate the police department and city government. The fluctuations in the auto industry, including the gasoline crises of the 1970s, had major effects on the economy of the city, and Young worked continuously to develop jobs for Detroiters. Deteriorating neighborhoods and housing, crime and drugs, and the deterioration of the public school system were inherited issues that continued as problems throughout this period. Police department re-organization was an important concern of the Young Administration, and there were several controversies during his tenure over police brutality, including the Malice Green case. Neighborhood development, the city budget and city-suburban relations were also important issues during Young’s tenure. One of the most controversial matters was the building of the “Poletown” plant by General Motors (known formally as the Central Industrial Plant Project). Young and his administration worked hard to attract corporate, state and federal funds for a variety of projects within the city. During his term, revitalization projects such as the Renaissance Center, Joe Louis Arena and the People Mover were completed. Some large gatherings and conventions brought national and international attention to the city during this period, especially the 1980 Republican National Convention. The development of casino gambling in the city began during Young’s years, but did not come to fruition until later. Coleman A. Young died in Detroit in 1997.

Scope and Content The materials in Part II of this collection represent a portion of Coleman A. Young’s correspondence and other documents from his tenure as mayor of Detroit, 1973-1993. There is one box of materials dating from his years as a state senator, which relates to the materials in Part I of the collection. The bulk of Part II consists of correspondence, much of it separated as outgoing and incoming, dating from 1974 through 1993, from a wide variety of city departments and county, state and federal entities, There are also a small number of speeches and calendars/planners from 1974-1993. The collection ends with reports and subject files. Forty-two oversize scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings from 1974-1992.

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Series I: State Senatorial Years Documents from Young’s state senatorial years, including legislative record, subject files, and clippings. See also C.A. Young Collection, Part I (Boxes 1-17).

Series II: Outgoing Correspondence This series is primarily outgoing correspondence, with occasional incoming correspondence. The outgoing correspondence files were labeled “Green,” as part of the filing system in the mayor’s office. Correspondents include many individual citizens writing to the mayor with comments and concerns, as well as civic and neighborhood associations and clubs; school and university teachers and administrators; the media; religious, business and union leaders; city officials; Detroit City Council; county and state officials and leaders, lawyers and judges; and mayors of other U.S. and international cities. There is some correspondence to various out of state and overseas officials. Most letters contain Young’s signature, however some were authored by assistants or his press secretary. Subjects range from parking to federal revenue sharing, from birthday greetings to housing and health care. The correspondence includes announcements of appointments to various city jobs and commissions, statements to Detroit City Council, and letters of recommendation.

Series III: Incoming Correspondence Originally labeled “Letterhead,” containing files for correspondence from citizens, city departments, the State of Michigan, and the U.S. government, as well as anonymous and other unsolicited letters, job inquiries and letters about meetings and appointments. Some outgoing correspondence is included. Documents are primarily from 1991 and 1993. Correspondence for 1991 is in the alphabet range of G-L only. Other correspondence was labeled “Mayor’s Invitations” and includes social invitations, meeting notices, brochures and flyers for events. At the end of the series, there are letters and cards received from private citizens, some with responses attached.

Series IV: City Governance This series contains a wide variety of documents concerning the day-to-day governance of Detroit. It includes correspondence and reports to and from various city departments, commissions, and committees, as well as correspondence to and from individual members of the mayor’s staff. Some related materials are also found in Series III. Series IV also includes correspondence to and from Detroit City Council and various departments or commissions of Wayne County, the State of Michigan and the U.S. government. Among the correspondence in this series are faxes and mayoral proclamations from 1992 and 1993. Also included are reports and meeting minutes from a variety of city commissions, departments, and other organizations. There is one box of speeches and three boxes of Mayor Young’s calendars and planners.

Series V: Subject Files This series contains articles, clippings (most from 1973-1974 and from the 1973 mayoral election), memorabilia, and some correspondence arranged by topic. Some documents correspond to reports in Series IV.

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Series VI: Scrapbooks Oversized scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings compiled by a press clipping service and covering most years of Young’s tenure as Mayor.

Arrangement Arranged in six series: Series I (Box 18), Series II (Boxes 19-59), Series III (Boxes 59- 80), Series IV (Boxes 81-104, 108-111), Series V (Boxes 105-107), and Series VI (42 scrapbooks).

Series I is arranged alphabetically by subject. Series II is arranged chronologically. Items within each folder are arranged in reverse chronological order. Series III is preserved in original order, generally alphabetically by correspondent or according to the letterhead on the stationery. Strict chronological order was not adhered to. Folders labeled “Mayor’s Invitations” were arranged by month, then by alphabetic grouping, and within each folder roughly chronologically. Series IV is preserved in original order, with some correspondence arranged by subject, some by correspondents (all members of the mayoral staff and city departments) and some by institutions of the city, county, state and federal government. Speeches and day- planners are arranged by date. Series V is arranged alphabetically by subject. Series VI is arranged chronologically.

Series I Box 18 1. Bills Introduced 2-3. Clippings 4. Correspondence, 1971-1973 5. Legislative Conference, Annual 6. Mayor’s Committee for Human Resources Development 7. Memorabilia 8. Subject Files—Education, 1969 9. Subject Files—Police and related issues, 1969 10. Subject Files—Racial problems, Employment, Miscellaneous 11. Subject Files—Urban problems, Housing, Consumers, Welfare 12. Zaire Visit, 1972

Series II Box 19 1. 1974 March 1-8 2. 1974 March 11-14 3. 1974 March 15-20 4. 1974 March 21-25 5. 1974 March 26-29 6. 1974 April 1-5 7. 1974 April 8-12 8. 1974 April 15-18

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9. 1974 April 19-23 10. 1974 April 24-30

Box 20 1. 1974 May 1-6 2. 1974 May 7-11 3. 1974 May 13-17 4. 1974 May 19-23 5. 1974 May 24-31 6. 1974 June 3-10 7. 1974 June 11-17 8. 1974 June 18-21 9 1974 June 24-28 10. 1974 July 1-8 11. 1974 July 9-17

Box 21 1. 1974 July 18-24 2. 1974 July 25-31 3. 1974 August 1-8 4. 1974 August 9-19 5. 1974 August 20-31 6. 1974 September 3-10 7. 1974 September 11-18 8. 1974 September 19-30 9. 1974 October 1-9 10. 1974 October 10-23 11. 1974 October 24-31

Box 22 1. 1974 November 1-8 2. 1974 November 10-18 3. 1974 November 19-29 4. 1974 December 1-10 5. 1974 December 11-30 6. 1975 January 1-8 7. 1975 January 9-21 8. 1975 January 22-31 9. 1975 February 1-6 10. 1975 February 7-10 11. 1975 February 11-17 12. 1975 February 18-28

Box 23 1. 1975 March 3-10 2. 1975 March 11-21

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3. 1975 March 24-31 4. 1975 April 1-11 5. 1975 April 14-18 6. 1975 April 21-30 7. 1975 May 1-12 8. 1975 May 13-26 9. 1975 May 27-30 10. 1975 June 2-13

Box 24 1. 1975 June 16-30 2. 1975 July 23-31 3. 1975 July 1-12 4. 1975 July 14-22 5. 1975 August 1-18 6. 1975 August 19-29 7. 1975 September 2-16 8. 1975 September 17-30 9. 1975 October 1-9 10. 1975 October 10-21 11. 1975 October 22-31

Box 25 1. 1975 November 3-12 2. 1975 November 13-29 3. 1975 December 1-12 4. 1975 December 15-30 5. 1976 January 2-8 6. 1976 January 9-19 7. 1976 January 20-30 8. 1976 February 2-6 9. 1976 February 9-18 10. 1976 February 19-27

Box 26 1. 1976 March 1-8 2. 1976 March 9-19 3. 1976 March 22-31 4. 1976 April 1-8 5. 1976 April 9-19 6. 1976 April 20-30 7. 1976 May 1-10 8. 1976 May 11-19 9. 1976 May 20-28 10. 1976 June 1-10 11. 1976 June 11-25

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12. 1976 June 28-30

Box 27 1. 1976 July 1-9 2. 1976 July 12-21 3. 1976 July 22-31 4. 1976 August 2-13 5. 1976 August 16-31 6. 1976 September 1-8 7. 1976 September 9-20 8. 1976 September 21-30 9. 1976 October 1-12 10. 1976 October 13-22 11. 1976 October 25-29

Box 28 1. 1976 November 18-30 2. 1976 November 1-17 3. 1976 December 1-13 4. 1976 December 14-29 5. 1977 January 2-11 6. 1977 January 12-21 7. 1977 January 25-31 8. 1977 February 1-7 9. 1977 February 8-18 10. 1977 February 21-28 11. 1977 March 1-7

Box 29 1. 1977 March 8-14 2. 1977 March 15-21 3. 1977 March 22-31 4. 1977 April 1-12 5. 1977 April 13-22 6. 1977 April 25-30 7. 1977 May 2-9 8. 1977 May 10-13 9. 1977 May 16-18 10. 1977 May 19-31 11. 1977 June 1-10

Box 30 1. 1977 June 13-24 2. 1977 June 27-30 3. 1977 July 1-8 4. 1977 July 11-19

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5. 1977 July 20-29 6. 1977 August 1-10 7 1977 August 11-19 8. 1977 August 22-31 9. 1977 September 1-10 10. 1977 September 12-19 11. 1977 September 20-30 12. 1977 October 3-11 13. 1977 October 12-20

Box 31 1. 1977 October 21-31 2. 1977 November 1-10 3. 1977 November 11-18 4. 1977 November 21-30 5. 1977 December 1-9 6. 1977 December 12-20 7. 1977 December 21-29 8. 1978 January 3-9 9. 1978 January 10-19 10. 1978 January 20-31 11. 1978 February 1-8 12. 1978 February 9-21 13. 1978 February 22-28

Box 32 1. 1978 March 1-13 2. 1978 March 14-20 3. 1978 March 21-31 4. 1978 April 3-14 5. 1978 April 17-20 6. 1978 April 21-28 7. 1978 May 1-9 8. 1978 May 10-19 9. 1978 May 22-31 10. 1978 June 1-9 11. 1978 June 12-20 12. 1978 June 21-30

Box 33 1. 1978 July 3-17 2. 1978 July 19-31 3. 1978 August 1-15 4. 1978 August 16-31 5. 1978 September 1-12 6. 1978 September 13-21

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7. 1978 September 22-29 8. 1978 October 2-10 9. 1978 October 11-19 10. 1978 October 20-31 11. 1978 November 1-16 12. 1978 November 17-30

Box 34 1. 1978 December 1-11 2. 1978 December 12-28 Note: no documents for Jan. 1979-Dec. 1980 3. 1981 January 5-15 4. 1981 January 16-30 5. 1981 February 2-17 6. 1981 February 18-27 7. 1981 March 1-9 8. 1981 March 10-20 9. 1981 March 23-31 10. 1981 April 1-10 11. 1981 April 13-30 12. 1981 May 1-14 13. 1981 May 15-29

Box 35 1. 1981 June 1-12 2. 1981 June 15-18 3. 1981 June 19-30 4. 1981 July 1-15 5. 1981 July 16-22 6. 1981 July 23-31 7. 1981 August 3-17 8. 1981 August 18-31 9. 1981 September 1-21 10. 1981 September 22-30 11. 1981 October 1-15 12. 1981 October 16-30

Box 36 1. 1981 November 1-16 2. 1981 November 17-30 3. 1981 December 1-4 4. 1981 December 7-16 5. 1981 December 17-28 6. 1982 January 4-15 7. 1982 January 19-29 8. 1982 February 1-9

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9. 1982 February 10-26 10. 1982 March 1-17 11. 1982 March 18-30

Box 37 1. 1982 April 1-19 2. 1982 April 20-30 3. 1982 May 4-14 4. 1982 May 17-28 5. 1982 June 1-15 6. 1982 June 16-30 7. 1982 July 1-19 8. 1982 July 20-30 9. 1982 August 2-13 10. 1982 August 16-31 11. 1982 September 1-10 12. 1982 September 13-23 13. 1982 September 24-30 14. 1982 October 1-19

Box 38 1. 1982 October 20-28 2, 1982 November 1-12 3. 1982 November 15-30 4. 1982 December 1-10 5. 1982 December 13-29 6. 1983 January 4-14 7. 1983 January 17-31 8. 1983 February 1-11 9. 1983 February 15-28 10. 1983 March 1-10 11. 1983 March 11-21 12. 1983 March 22-31

Box 39 1. 1983 April 4-12 2. 1983 April 13-22 3. 1983 April 25-30 4. 1983 May 1-10 5. 1983 May 11-20 6. 1983 May 24-31 7. 1983 June 1-9 8. 1983 June 10-14 9. 1983 June 15-22 10. 1983 June 23-30 11. 1983 July 1-18

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12. 1983 July 19-29

Box 40 1. 1983 August 1-12 2. 1983 August 15-31 3. 1983 September 1-19 4. 1983 September 20-30 5. 1983 October 1-13 6. 1983 October 14-31 7. 1983 November 1-17 8. 1983 November 18-30 9. 1983 December 1-29 10. 1984 January 3-17 11. 1984 January 18-31 12. 1984 February 1-29 13. 1984 March 1-14

Box 41 1. 1984 March 15-30 2. 1984 April 2-16 3. 1984 April 17-30 4. 1984 May 1-14 5. 1984 May 15-31 6. 1984 June 1-18 7. 1984 June 20-29 8. 1984 July 2-13 9. 1984 July 16-31 10. 1984 August 1-14 11. 1984 August 15-31 12. 1984 September 4-7 13. 1984 September 10-31[sic]

Box 42 1. 1984 October 1-17 2. 1984 October 18-31 3. 1984 November 2-30 4. 1984 December 4-28 5. 1985 January 4-31 6. 1985 February 1-28 7. 1985 March 1-19 8. 1985 March 20-29 9. 1985 April 1-15 10. 1985 April 16-30 11. 1985 May 1-31 12. 1985 June 3-18

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Box 43 1. 1985 June 19-29 2. 1985 July 1-17 3. 1985 July 18-31 4. 1985 August 1-15 5. 1985 August 21-30 6. 1985 September 2-11 7. 1985 September 13-30 8. 1985 October 1-18 9. 1985 October 21-31 10. 1985 November 1-18 11. 1985 November 19-27 12. 1985 December 2-23

Box 44 1. 1986 January 6-21 2. 1986 January 22-30 3. 1986 February 3-11 4. 1986 February 12-21 5. 1986 March 3-11 6. 1986 March 12-31 7. 1986 April 1-30 8. 1986 May 1-30 9. 1986 June 4-30 10. 1986 July 1-31 11. 1986 August 4-28 12. 1986 September 2-30 13. 1986 October 1-20

Box 45 1. 1986 October 21-31 2. 1986 November 3-26 3. 1986 December 1-8 4. 1986 December 9-31 5. 1987 January 5-29 6. 1987 February 2-27 7. 1987 March 3-16 8. 1987 March 17-31 9. 1987 April 1-15 10. 1987 April 16-30 11. 1987 May 4-29

Box 46 1. 1987 June 1-15 2. 1987 June 16-30 3. 1987 July 1-31

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4. 1987 August 3-31 5. 1987 September 1-30 6. 1987 October 1-9 7. 1987 October 10-29 8. 1987 November 16-30 9. 1987 November 2-13 10. 1987 December 1-29 11. 1988 January 4-19

Box 47 1. 1988 January 20-29 2. 1988 February 1-11 3. 1988 February 15-29 4. 1988 March 1-4 5. 1988 March 7 6. 1988 March 7-16 7. 1988 March 17-18 8. 1988 March 21-30 9. 1988 April 1-15 10. 1988 April 18-30

Box 48 1. 1988 May 2-6 2. 1988 May 9 3. 1988 May 10-16 4. 1988 May 17-31 5. 1988 June 1-6 6. 1988 June 7-30 7. 1988 July 1-28 8. 1988 August 1-18 9. 1988 August 19-31 10. 1988 September 1-13

Box 49 1. 1988 September 14-20 2. 1988 September 21 3. 1988 September 21-30 4. 1988 October 3-31 5. 1988 November 1-23 6. 1988 November 28-30 7. 1988 December 1-28 8. 1989 January 3-9 9. 1989 January 10-25 10. 1989 January 26-31 11. 1989 February 1-9

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Box 50 1. 1989 February 10-28 2. 1989 March 1-10 3. 1989 March 14-19 4. 1989 March 20-31 5. 1989 April 3-14 6. 1989 April 17-28 7. 1989 May 1-5 8. 1989 May 8-31 9. 1989 June 1-5 10. 1989 June 6-15 11. 1989 June 19-30 12. 1989 July 3-15

Box 51 1. 1989 July 17-25 2. 1989 July 26-31 3. 1989 August 1-21 4. 1989 August 23-30 5. 1989 September 1-14 6. 1989 September 15-29 7. 1989 October 3-9 8. 1989 October 10-20 9. 1989 October 23-31 10. 1989 November 1-15

Box 52 1. 1989 November 16-22 2. 1989 November 27-30 3. 1989 December 7-28 4. 1989 December 1-6 5. 1990 January 16-31 6. 1990 January 2-12 7. 1990 February 23-28 8. 1990 February 19-22 9. 1990 February 1-16 10. 1990 March 1-13 11. 1990 March 14-30 12. 1990 April 1-23

Box 53 1. 1990 April 24-30 2. 1990 May 1-15 3. 1990 May 16-31 4. 1990 June 1-28

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5. 1990 July 2-31 6. 1990 August 1-30 7. 1990 September 4-27 8. 1990 October 17-30 9. 1990 October 1-16 10. 1990 November 1-15 11. 1990 November 16-30

Box 54 1. 1990 December 4-13 2. 1990 December 14-31 3. 1991 January 2-18 14 1991 January 21-31 5. 1991 February 1-28 6. 1991 March 1-14 7. 1991 March 15-31 8. 1991 April 1-30 9. 1991 May 2-31

Box 55 1. 1991 June 1-28 2. 1991 July 1-16 3. 1991 July 17-31 4. 1991 August 1-31 5. 1991 September 1-30 6. 1991 October 2-18 7. 1991 October 21-31 8. 1991 November 8-27 9. 1991 December 2-28

Box 56 1. 1992 January 7-20 2. 1992 January 21-28 3. 1992 January 29-31 4. 1992 February 3-12 5. 1992 February 13-28 6. 1992 March 2-19 7. 1992 March 23-31 8. 1992 April 1-21 9. 1992 April 24 10. 1992 April 24-30 11. 1992 May 1-30

Box 57 1. 1992 June 1-16 2. 1992 June 19-30

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3. 1992 July 1-9 4. 1992 July 10-31 5. 1992 August 1-31 6. 1992 September 1-4 7. 1992 September 8-29 8. 1992 October 1-31 9. 1992 November 1-30 10. 1992 December 4-29 11. 1993 January-February

Box 58 1. 1993 March 2. 1993 April 3. 1993 May 1-13 4. 1993 May 14-28 5. 1993 June 1-12 6. 1993 June 14-30 7, 1993 July 1-21 8. 1993 July 22-31 9. 1993 August 1-19 10. 1993 August 20 11. 1993 August 21-31 12. 1993 September-December

Series III Box 59 1. 1973, post-election 2. 1974-1989 3-5. 1988-1992 Job Inquiries 6. 1989-1993 Mayor’s Appointments & Meetings 7. 1984-1991, Letterhead: Economic Development Corporation of Detroit 8. 1990, Letterhead: Miscellaneous 9. 1991, Letterhead: Miscellaneous 10-11. 1991 January-June, Letterhead G [no documents Letterhead A-F] 12. 1991 January-June, Letterhead: General Motors 13. 1991 January-June, Letterhead: Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce

Box 60 1. 1991 January-June, Letterhead H 2. 1991 January-June, Letterhead: Highland Park 3. 1991 January-June, Letterhead I 4. 1991 January-June, Letterhead: International 5. 1991 January-June, Letterhead J 6. 1991 January-June, Letterhead K 7. 1991 January-June, Letterhead L 8. 1991 January-June, Letterhead: Lafayette Clinic

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9. 1992, Letterhead: Miscellaneous 10-11. 1992-1993 re Casino Gambling. See also Box 100, folders 5-6 12-13. 1993 January-June, Anonymous

Box 61 1. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Aa-Am 2. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: An-Az 3. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: B 4. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: C 5. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: D 6. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Democratic National Committee 7. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Detroit A-L 7. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Detroit M-Z 9. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Detroit Economic Growth Corp. 10. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Downtown Development Authority 11. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: E 12. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: F 13. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Ga-Go

Box 62 1. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Gr 2. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: H 3. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: I 4. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: J 5. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: K 6. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: L 7. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Ma-Me 8. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Mi 9. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Mo-Mz 10. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Michigan 11. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: N

Box 63 1. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: National A 2. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: National B-Z 3. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: New Detroit 4. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: O 5. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Pa-Pl 6. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Pm-Q 7. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: R 8. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Sa-Sm 9. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Sn-Sz 10. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: T

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Box 64 1. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: U 2. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Unions 3. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: V 4. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Wa-Wi 5. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Wo-Wz 6. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: Wayne State University 7. 1993 January-June, Letterhead: XYZ 8. 1993 July-December, Anonymous 9-10. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: A 11. 1993 July -December, Letterhead: B 12-13. 1993 July -December, Letterhead: C

Box 65 1-2. 1993 July -December, Letterhead: D 3-4. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: Detroit 5. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: Detroit Economic Growth Corporation. See also Box 101, folders 2-3 6. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: E 7. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: F 8. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: G 9. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: H 10. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: I 11. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: J

Box 66 1. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: K 2. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: L 3-4. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: M 5. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: Michigan 6. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: N 7. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: National 8. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: O 9. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: P 10. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: R

Box 67 1. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: S 2. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: T 3. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: U 4. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: Unions 5. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: V 6. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: W 7. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: WSU 8. 1993 July-December, Letterhead: X, Y, Z 9. 1993 July-December, Christmas Cards

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Box 68 1. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, A-D 2. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, E-M 3. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, N-Z 4. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, Citizens 5. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, City Departments 6. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, State of Michigan 7. Mayor’s Invitations January 1993, U.S. Government 8. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, A-J 9. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, K-S 10. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, T-Z 11. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, Citizens 12. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, City Departments 13. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, State of Michigan 14. Mayor’s Invitations February 1993, U.S. Government

Box 69 1. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, A-D 2. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, E-J 3. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, K-M 4. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, N-V 5. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, W-Z 6. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, Citizens 7. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, City Departments 8. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, State of Michigan 9. Mayor’s Invitations March 1993, U.S. Government 10. Mayor’s Invitations April 1993, A-D 11. Mayor’s Invitations April 1993, E-J 12. Mayor’s Invitations April 1993, K-M 13. Mayor’s Invitations April 1993, N-Z 14. Mayor’s Invitations April 1993, Citizens 15. Mayor’s Invitations April 1993, City Departments, State of Michigan, U.S. Government

Box 70 1. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, A-D 2. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, E-J 3. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, K-M 4. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, N-S 5. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, T-Z 6. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, Citizens 7. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, City Departments 8. Mayor’s Invitations May 1993, State of Michigan & U.S. Government 9. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, A-D 10. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, E-J

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11. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, K-S

Box 71 1. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, T-Z 2. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, Citizens 3. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, City Departments 4. Mayor’s Invitations June 1993, State of Michigan & U.S. Government 5. Mayor’s Invitations July 1993, A-D 6. Mayor’s Invitations July 1993, E-M 7. Mayor’s Invitations July 1993, N-Z 8. Mayor’s Invitations July 1993, Citizens 9. Mayor’s Invitations July 1993, City Departments 10. Mayor’s Invitations July 1993, State of Michigan 11. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, A-D 12. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, E-J 13. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, K-M

Box 72 1. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, N-Z 2. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, Citizens 3. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, City Departments 4. Mayor’s Invitations August 1993, U.S. Government 5. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, A-D 16 Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, E-M 7. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, N-S 8. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, T-Z 9. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, Citizens 10. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, City Departments 11. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, State of Michigan 12. Mayor’s Invitations September 1993, U.S. Government 13. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, A-D 14. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, E-J

Box 73 1. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, K-M 2. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, N-S 3. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, T-Z 4. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, Citizens 5. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, City Departments 6. Mayor’s Invitations October 1993, State of Michigan, U.S. Government 7. Mayor’s Invitations November 1993, A-D 8. Mayor’s Invitations November 1993, E-M 9. Mayor’s Invitations November 1993, N-Z 10. Mayor’s Invitations November 1993, Citizens 11. Mayor’s Invitations November 1993, City, State and U.S. Government 12. Mayor’s Invitations December 1993, A-D

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13. Mayor’s Invitations December 1993, E-Z 14. Mayor’s Invitations December 1993, Citizens 15. Mayor’s Invitations December 1993, City, State and U.S. Government

Box 74 1. 1981-1992, Citizens 2-3. 1985-1986, Citizens: re Casino Gambling Study Commission 4. 1992 March-April, Citizens: re Police Precincts 3 & 4 5. 1992 November, Citizens: re Malice Green Case 6. 1993 January-June, Citizens: A 7. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ba-Be 8. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Bi-Bo 9. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Brown, Broyles 10. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Br-Bz

Box 75 1. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ca-Ci 2. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Co 3. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Cr-Cz 4. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Da-Di 5. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Do-Dz 6. 1993 January-June, Citizens: E 7. 1993 January-June, Citizens: F 8. 1993 January-June, Citizens: G 9. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ha-He

Box 76 1. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Hi-Ho 2. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Hu-Hz 3. 1993 January-June, Citizens: I 4. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ja-Je 5. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ji-Jz 6. 1993 January-June, Citizens: K 7. 1993 January-June, Citizens: L 8. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ma-Me 9. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Mi-Mz 10. 1993 January-June, Citizens: N

Box 77 1. 1993 January-June, Citizens: O 2. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Pa-Pe 3. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Ph-Pz 4. 1993 January-June, Citizens: R 5. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Sa-Se 6. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Sh-Sn 7. 1993 January-June, Citizens: So-Sz

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8. 1993 January-June, Citizens: T 9. 1993 January-June, Citizens: U 10. 1993 January-June, Citizens: V 11. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Wa-We 12. 1993 January-June, Citizens: Wh-Wz 13. 1993 January-June, Citizens: X, Y, Z

Box 78 1. 1993 July-December, Citizens: A 2. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Ba-Be 3. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Bi-Bo 4. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Br-Bz 5. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Ca-Ce 6. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Ch-Cz 7. 1993 July-December, Citizens: D

Box 79 1. 1993 July-December, Citizens: E 2. 1993 July-December, Citizens: F 3. 1993 July-December, Citizens: G 4. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Ha-He 5. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Hi-Hz 6. 1993 July-December, Citizens: I-J 7. 1993 July-December, Citizens: K 8. 1993 July-December, Citizens: L 9. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Ma-Me

Box 80 1. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Mi-Mz 2. 1993 July-December, Citizens: N 3. 1993 July-December, Citizens: O 4. 1993 July-December, Citizens: P 5. 1993 July-December, Citizens: R 6. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Sa-Sl 7. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Sm-Sz 8. 1993 July-December, Citizens: T 9. 1993 July-December, Citizens: U 10. 1993 July-December, Citizens: V 11. 1993 July-December, Citizens: W 12. 1993 July-December, Citizens: Y, Z

Series IV Box 81 1. Departmental correspondence; Airport, 1990-1993 2. Departmental correspondence; Airport, July-December 1993 3. Departmental correspondence; Auditor General, 1992-1993

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4. Departmental correspondence; Board of Assessors, 1993 5. Departmental correspondence; Board of Education, 1989, 1990, 1993 (also Detroit Public Schools) 6. Departmental correspondence; Budget, 1993 7. Departmental correspondence; Building & Safety Engineering, 1991-1993 8. Departmental correspondence; Cable Communications Commission, 1980- 1983, 1990, 1993 9. Departmental correspondence; Census Committee, 1990 10. Departmental correspondence; Civic Center, 1993 11. Departmental correspondence; Clerk, 1993 12. Departmental correspondence; Community & Economic Development, 1992- 1993

Box 82 1. Departmental correspondence; Consumer Affairs, 1992, 1993 2. Departmental correspondence; Cultural Cluster, 1987-1989 3. Departmental correspondence; Data Processing, 1992-1993 4. Departmental correspondence; Detroit Institute of Arts, 1991-1993 (also Arts Commission) 5-7. Departmental correspondence; Detroit Neighborhood Investment Corporation (DNIC) 8. Departmental correspondence; Election Commission, 1983-1986, 1993 9. Departmental correspondence; Employment and Training, 1993 10. Departmental correspondence; Engineering, 1983, 1989-1993 11-12. Departmental correspondence; Finance, 1991, 1993

Box 83 1. Departmental correspondence; Fire, 1990-1993 2-4. Departmental correspondence; Health, 1983, 1991-1993 5. Departmental correspondence; Historical, 1989, 1992-1993 6-7. Departmental correspondence; Housing, 1990, 1993 8. Departmental correspondence; Housing-Board of Tenant Affairs, 1993 9. Departmental correspondence; Human Rights, 1992, 1993

Box 84 1. Departmental correspondence; Labor Relations, 1993 2. Departmental correspondence; Lansing Office, 1993 3. Departmental correspondence; Law, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993 4. Departmental correspondence; Municipal Parking, 1993 5. Departmental correspondence; Neighborhood City Halls, 1993 6. Departmental correspondence; Neighborhood Services, 1990, 1993 7. Departmental correspondence; Ombudsman, 1993 8. Departmental correspondence; Personnel, 1993 9. Departmental correspondence; Planning, 1990-1993 10-12. Departmental correspondence; Police, 1984-1991, 1993 13. Departmental correspondence; Police, Board of Commissioners

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14. Departmental correspondence; Police, Chief Hart, 1981-1987

Box 85 1-5. Departmental correspondence; Police, Chief Knox, 1992, 1993 6. Departmental correspondence; Police, Chief Knox, Drug Screening Program 1993 7. Departmental correspondence; Productivity, 1993 8. Departmental correspondence; Public Information, 1993

Box 86 1. Departmental correspondence; Public Library, 1993 2. Departmental correspondence; Public Lighting, 1993 Public Schools. See Board of Education 3-4. Departmental correspondence; Public Works, 1990, 1993 5. Departmental correspondence; Recreation, 1992-1993 6. Departmental correspondence; Retired City Employees Assn, 1993 7. Departmental correspondence; Risk Management Task Force, 1993 8. Departmental correspondence; Sports Commission, 1991-1993 9. Departmental correspondence; Transportation, 1990, 1993 10-12. Departmental correspondence; Washington, DC, Lobbyist (Joy C. West), 1991-1993

Box 87 1-3 Departmental correspondence; Washington, DC, Lobbyist (Joy C. West), 1991-1993 4. Departmental correspondence; Water and Sewerage, 1983-1993 5. Departmental correspondence; Zoological Parks, 1986-1993 6. Staff correspondence; Berg, Bob, 1989-1993 7. Staff correspondence; Blossom, Teresa, 1992-1993. See also Box 106, folder 4 8. Staff correspondence; Brodie, Dorothy, 1989, 1993 9. Staff correspondence; Carter, Bernice, 1986, 1993 10. Staff correspondence; Cherry, Abe, 1991-1992 11. Staff correspondence; Collins, Oreese, 1990-1992 12. Staff correspondence; Flies, Ron, 1990-1993 13. Staff correspondence; Garrett, Joyce, 1990-1993

Box 88 1. Staff correspondence; Graham-Solomon, Cheryl, 1992-1993 2. Staff correspondence; Gray, Cassandra Smith, 1988-1992 3. Staff correspondence; Hagood, Henry, 1990-1993 4. Staff correspondence; Hewitt, Ron, 1988-1991 5. Staff correspondence; Jackson, Pam, 1988, 1993 6. Staff correspondence; Jackson-Leslie, Llenda, 1993 7. Staff correspondence; Knox, Patti, 1991 8. Staff correspondence; Krichbaum, Dan, 1991-1992 9. Staff correspondence; Lederer, Creighton, 1990-1992

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10. Staff correspondence; Luvall, Alexander, 1989-1993 11. Staff correspondence; Malarney, Marge, 1991-1993 12. Staff correspondence; Marshall, Bella, 1990-1993 13. Staff correspondence; Martin, Fred, 1991-1993 14. Staff correspondence; McClendon, Henry, 1990-1993

Box 89 1. Staff correspondence; Morefield, Pat, 1984-1993 2. Staff correspondence; Okotie-Eboh, Juliette, 1990-1991 3. Staff correspondence; Parker, Barbara, 1992 4. Staff correspondence; Popa, Robert, 1974 5. Staff correspondence; Rago, Ed, 1991-1993 6. Staff correspondence; Scott, Patricia, 1993 7. Staff correspondence; Shakoor, Adam, 1992-1993 8. Staff correspondence; Simmons, Larry, 1988-1989 re DNC Chairmanship 9. Staff correspondence; Simmons, Larry, 1988, 1990, 1992-1993 10. Staff correspondence; Weathers, James, 1989-1992 11. Staff correspondence; Williams, Charlie, 1988-1992 12. Staff correspondence; Other staff members

Box 90 1. Government correspondence; City Council, 1984-1991 2. Government correspondence; City Council, 1992 June-July 3. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 January 4-6. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 February 7-8. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 March

Box 91 1-3. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 April 4-6. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 May 7-8. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 June

Box 92 1-3. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 July 4-5. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 August 6-7. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 September 8-9. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 October

Box 93 1-2. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 November 3. Government correspondence; City Council, 1993 December 4. Government correspondence; City Council, Clyde Cleveland, 1993 5. Government correspondence; City Council, Nicholas Hood. 1993 6. Government correspondence; City Council, Mel Ravitz, 1993 7-8. Government correspondence; City Council, Mayoral Appointments, 1993

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9. Government correspondence; Detroit-Wayne County, Joint Building Authority, 1993 10. Government correspondence; Detroit-Wayne County, Mental Health Services Board, 1992-1993 11. Government correspondence; Detroit-Wayne County, Port Authority, 1993 12. Government correspondence; Wayne County, General, 1984, 1992, 1993 13. Government correspondence; Wayne County, Board of Commissioners, 1990, 1992-1993 14. Government correspondence; Wayne County, Community College, 1993 15. Government correspondence; Wayne County, Executive, 1990, 1993

Box 94 1. Government correspondence; Wayne County, Neighborhood Legal Services, 1990, 1993 2. Government correspondence; Wayne County, Prosecuting Attorney, 1993 3. Government correspondence; Wayne County, Sheriff, 1993 4. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Attorney General, 1993 5. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Commerce Dept., 1993 6. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Corrections Dept., 1993 7. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Courts, 1993 8. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Education Dept., 1993 9. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Governor, 1992, 1993 10. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, House of Representatives, 1993 11. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Housing Development Authority, 1993 12. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Labor Dept., 1993 13. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Management & Budget Office, 1993 14. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Natural Resources Dept., 1993 15. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Public Health Dept., 1993 16. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Senate, 1993 17. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Social Services Dept., 1993 18. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, State Dept., 1990, 1992, 1993 19. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, State Police Dept., 1990 20. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Transportation Dept., 1993 21. Government correspondence; State of Michigan, Treasury Dept., 1993

Box 95 1. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Commerce Dept., 1993 2. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Conference of Mayors, 1993 3. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Defense Dept., 1993 4. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Energy Dept., 1993

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5. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Federal Communications Commission, 1993 6. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Health & Human Services Dept., 1993 7. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, House of Representatives, 1992, 1993 8-9. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Housing and Urban Development Dept., 1992-1993 10. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Interior Dept., 1993 11. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Justice Dept., 1993 12. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Labor Dept., 1993 13. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, President/White House, 1979, 1993 14. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Senate, 1993 15. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, State Dept., 1993 16 Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Transportation Dept., 1993 17. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Treasury Dept., 1993 18. Government correspondence; U.S. Government, Veterans Affairs, 1992

Box 96 1. Faxes: 1992 November-December 2-3. Faxes: 1993 January 4-5. Faxes: 1993 February 6-7. Faxes: 1993 March 8. Faxes: 1993 April

Box 97 1. Faxes: 1993 April 2-3. Faxes: 1993 May 4-5. Faxes: 1993 June 6. Faxes: 1993 July 7. Faxes: 1993 August 8-9. Faxes: 1993 September

Box 98 1. Faxes: 1993 October 2. Faxes: 1993 November 3. Faxes: 1993 December 4. Proclamations: 1993 January-February 5. Proclamations: 1993 March 6. Proclamations: 1993 April-June 7. Proclamations: 1993 July-September 8. Proclamations: 1993 October-December

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Box 99 1. Reports & Minutes; Building Authority, Board of Commissioner’s Meeting, July 1993 2. Reports & Minutes; Building Authority, Board of Commissioner’s Meeting, August 1993 3. Reports & Minutes; Building Authority, Board of Commissioner’s Meeting, September 1993 4. Reports & Minutes; Building Authority, Board of Commissioner’s Meeting, December 1993 5. Reports & Minutes; Cable Communication Franchise Ordinance, 1980 6. Reports & Minutes; Cable Communications Commission, 1984 7. Reports & Minutes; Cable Communications/Television Request for Proposals, 1980 8. Reports & Minutes; Cable TV Study Committee, 1972. See also Box 105, folder 2

Box 100 1-4. Reports & Minutes; Casino Gambling, Part I, 1986-1991 5-6. Reports & Minutes; Casino Gambling, Part II, 1993 See also Box 60, folders 10-11 7. Reports & Minutes; Central Business District Association, Downtown Detroit/Windsor Development, 1993 8. Reports & Minutes; Community & Economic Development Department, Grayhaven Prospectus, 1980 9. Reports & Minutes; Community & Economic Development Department, Jefferson-Chalmers Modified Development Plan, 1976 10. Reports & Minutes; Department of Public Information Digest, April-May 1993

Box 101 1. Reports & Minutes; Department of Transportation, Proposal for Third-Party Administration of Worker’s Compensation Program, 1993 2-3. Reports & Minutes; Detroit Economic Growth Corporation/Fund, 1993. See also Box 65, folder 5 4. Reports & Minutes; Detroit Renaissance, Board of Directors meeting, September 1993 5. Reports & Minutes; Downtown Development Authority, Board of Directors, October 1991 6. Reports & Minutes; Downtown Development Authority, Board of Directors, September 1993 7. Reports & Minutes; Downtown Development Authority, Board of Directors, October 1993 8. Reports & Minutes; Downtown Development Authority, Board of Directors, December 1993 9. Reports & Minutes; Downtown Development Authority, Financial Statements, 1992-1993 10. Downtown Development Authority, Proposed Bill, 1973

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11. Reports & Minutes; Economic Development Corporation, Board Meeting, September 1993 12. Reports & Minutes; Economic Development Corporation, Board Meeting, December 1993 13-14. Reports & Minutes; Economic Diversification and Revitalization Plan, “Special Project,” 1979

Box 102 1. Reports & Minutes; Eight Mile Boulevard Association, 1993 2. Reports & Minutes; Executive Organization Plan, 1974 3-4. Reports & Minutes; General Retirement System, Board of Trustees, 1990, 1992 5. Reports & Minutes; Halloween Task Force, 1993 6-7. Reports & Minutes; Housing Department, Management Assessment and Improvement Plan, 1992 8. Reports & Minutes; Media Bias, 1990 9. Reports & Minutes; Media Harassment Hearing, 1990

Box 103 1. Reports & Minutes; Metropolitan Affairs Corporation, re public mobility, 1993 2. Reports & Minutes; Metropolitan Center for High Technology, 1993 3. Reports & Minutes; Mexicantown Commercial Development, 1988 4. Reports & Minutes; Michigan Supreme Court opinion re Young candidacy, 1973 5. Reports & Minutes; Moving Detroit Forward, 1975 6-7. Reports & Minutes; Moving Detroit Forward, 1977 8. Reports & Minutes; Municipal Primary Election, 1993 9 Reports & Minutes; Police Department Annual Report, 1991 10-11. Reports & Minutes; Police Department, Internal Controls Division, Use of Force Study, 1993

Box 104 1. Reports & Minutes; Police Hiring Supplement Program, 1993 2-4. Reports & Minutes; Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG), 1993 5. Reports & Minutes; Summer Youth Employment Program, 1980 6. Reports & Minutes; Task Force on City Finances, 1976 7. Reports & Minutes; Task Force I on City Government and Organization, 1973

Box 108 1. Speeches; TV Speech on channels 2, 4 and 7, June 18, 1981 2. Speeches; Remarks at the Michigan Energy Resources and Research Association’s Annual Retreat, October 9, 1982 3. Speeches; Remarks at Installation as President of U.S. Conference of Mayors, June 23, 1982

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4. Speeches; Remarks at Downtown Seattle Development Association, “The Future of Downtown, U.S.A.,” February 2, 1983 5. Speeches; Detroit Press Club Steakout, March 3, 1983 6. Speeches; 1983 Budget Message to City Council, April 13, 1983 7. Speeches; Opening Speech at 51st Annual U.S. Conference of Mayors, Denver, CO, June 13, 1983 8. Speeches; Opening Remarks to Senator Edward Kennedy, Hearing on Hunger, November 20, 1983 9. Speeches; Budget Message before City Council, April 12, 1991

Box 109 1974-1983 “Pocket Day-Timer” Calendar books, by month

Box 110 1. Day-Timer pocket calendars, January-June 1984 2. Day-Timer pocket calendars, July-December 1984 3. Day-Timer pocket calendars, January-June, November-December 1985 4. Day-Timer pocket calendars, various months, 1986-1989 Executive Planner book, 1974 Executive Record planner book, 1975 Executive Record planner book, 1976 Executive Record planner books (2), 1977 Daily planner book, 1982

Box 111 Calendar planner books, 1977-1993 inclusive (2 each 1989 and 1990)

Series V Box 105 1. Berry Subdivision, 1989-1991 2-3. Cable Communications/Television, 1982-1984. See also Box 99 4-6. Central Industrial Park Project: Poletown, 1978-1984 7. City Agencies 8. City Charter 9. Clippings re CAY 10. Consumers 11. Crime, Police, One-Man Jury 12. Diggs, Charles C., Jr., 1977-1983 13. Drugs

Box 106 1. Education 2-3. Environmental Issues, 1987-1992 4. Film Projects, 1991, 1993. See also Box 87, folder 7 5. Health: Mental, Physical 6. HUD-Housing

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7. Labor, Unemployment 8. Legislation, proposed/pending, state & national 9. Manoogian Mansion, guest book, 1974-1977 10. Manoogian Mansion, landscape improvements, 1986 11. Mass Transit 12. Mayoral Appointments 1974 13-18. Mayoral Campaign and Election 1973. See also CAYoung Collection Pt. I., Box 2, folder 14

Box 107 1-2. Mayoral Campaign and Election 1973 3. Mayoral Campaign and Election 1973, Stump Speeches 4-5. Mayoral Elections: Post-campaign and inauguration, 1973-1974 6. Mayor’s 100-Day Report & 10-Point Plan, 1974 7. Media, editorials, 1989, 1992-1993 8. Memorabilia, 1974-1978 9. Personal-CAY Poletown. See Central Industrial Park Project 10. Police Mini Stations 11. Pollution-Environmental Progress 1974 12. Racial Issues 13. Recreation-Tourism for Detroit 14. Re-election campaign, 1977 15. Residency Issues, 1989-1990 16. Senior Citizens 17. Sisters of Mercy, 1991 18. Speeches-Materials 19. Taxes, Budget, City Programs, Future Business 20. Utilities 1974 21. Welfare-Social Services-Aid

Series VI January-March 1974 April-June 1974 July-December 1974 January-April 1975 May-August 1975 September-December 1975 January-April 1976 May-August 1976 July-September 1976 September-October 1976 October 1976-January 1977 January-May 1977 June-July 1977 July-December 1977

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September-November 1977 January-June 1978 July-December 1978 January-June 1979 July-December 1979 January-June 1980 June-December 1980 December 1980 (end)-May 1981 (partial) April-August 1981 August 1981-September 1982 September-December 1982 January-December 1983 October 1983-December 1984 December 1984-May 1985 April-December 1985 January-October 1986 October 1986-July 1987 July-December 1987 November 1987-May 1988 May-December 1988 1989, Book I 1989, Book II 1989, Book III 1990, Book I 1990, Book II December 31, 1990-May 1, 1991 May 1, 1991-September 23, 1991 September 1991-November 1992

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Partial index of important topics and correspondents Dates and box locations indicated are not comprehensive; there may be other materials in this collection relating to that person or topic. Dates refer to outgoing correspondence (Series II) unless otherwise indicated. See also Series VI and V for documents arranged by topic.

Abernathy, Ralph David, SCLC (August 1975) Adamany, David, Wayne State University President (April 1984) Affirmative action, executive order re (August 1978); re city departments (May 1983) Ali, Muhammad (July 1975) Arson Task Force (October & November 1988; Box 102, folder 5) Ballot proposals, letter to public re (October 1978) Blanchard, Governor James (1983 several; 1985 & 1986 several) Carter, President Jimmy (May 1986) Casino gambling (Box 60, folders 10-11; Box 100, folders 1-6) Census 1990 (November & December 1989, November & December 1990) City Airport/Gethsemane Cemetery (March 1988) Cohn, Irwin (March 1974) Conyers, Jr., Representative John (March & May 1975, April 1984, April 1985) Cosby, Bill (September 1985) Crime, Summit against (February 1989) Crockett Jr., Representative George (March 1986, December 1987) Cunningham, Father Wm., Focus: HOPE (January 1985, January 1986) Diggs, Jr., Representative Charles (May 1975; Box 105, folder 12) Dingell, Representative John (April 1985) Engler, Governor John (May 1993) FEMA, correspondence re federal aid for Detroit (June & July 1983) Fisher, Max (1983 several) Ford, President Gerald (April 1975) Ford II, Henry (June 1977) Frankel, Samuel (May 1974) Fraser, Douglas (October 1974, October 1977, May 1981) Fredericks, Marshall (April 1976) Gordy, Barry, Motown Records (September 1983) Green, Malice, case (Box 74, folder 5) Hart, Senator Philip A. (October 1974) Hertell, Representative Dennis (April 1985) Hills, Carla, HUD Secretary (1975, 1976 several) Hooks, Benjamin, NAACP (May 1981) Hudson, Jr., Joseph L. (April 1981) Hunger, Hearing on (Box 108, folder 8) Jefferson, Arthur, Detroit Board of Education (1976 several) Josaitis, Eleanor, Project HOPE (August 1975, January 1976) Kahn, Mohammad Farouk (8-75, also 1975 incoming correspondence) Kavanagh, Justice Thomas (March 1975, April 1976) Kelley, Attorney General Frank (June 1975, January & February 1977)

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Levin, Carl, Detroit City Council (April 1974); Senate (1985 several, July 1988) Levin, Representative Sander (April 1985) Mandela, Nelson (February 1991) Middle East, letter to media following trip to (July 1978) Milliken, Governor William (1975-1982 several) Moynihan, Senator Daniel (February 1986) Muhammed, Elijah (May 1974) Poletown project (February 1981; Box 105, folders 4-6) Police, use of force (Box 103, folders 10-11) Power, Philip (July 1977) Private Industry Council (February 1986) Railroad service in Detroit (April 1985) Rangel, Representative Charles (July 1977, August 1988) Reagan, President Ronald (September 1983) Riegle, Senator Donald (February 1981, July 1993) Schembechler, Bo (January 1981) Schlesinger, James, U.S. Secretary of Defense (December 1974) Scholarship Recipients, Coleman A. Young (December 1987) Smith, Roger, General Motors Corporation (October 1986) Taubman, A. Alfred (December 1983) Washington, Mayor Harold, Chicago (August 1984) Woodcock, Leonard, United Auto Workers (February 1976) Wright, Charles H. (January 1976)

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