Loyola University Archives & Special Collections Congressional Archives

Henry J. Hyde Papers 1923-2008 (Bulk 1961-2008) Part 1: Series 1 to 9

Creator: Hyde, Henry John (1924 - 2007) Extent: 375.25 linear feet Level of description: folder Processors & dates: L. Berfield, K. Mathers, L. Brew, and T. Golden, 2014-2015; updated by L. Berfield, August 2016

LUCCA2006.01, 2007.01, 2007.02, 2007.03, 2007.04, 2007.05, 2007.06, 2007.07, 2009.02, 2009.03, 2012.01

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Table of Contents Administration Information ...... 2 Restrictions ...... 2 Copyright ...... 2 Citation ...... 2 Provenance ...... 2 Separations ...... 2 See Also ...... 2 Biographical Sketch ...... 2 Scope & Content ...... 2 Subjects...... 3 Series ...... 4 Series 1: General, 1941-2008, Boxes 1-30 ...... 4 Series 2: Administrative Staff, 1985-2000, Boxes 31-36 ...... 5 Series 3: Subject Files, 1961-2006, Boxes 37-83 ...... 5 Series 4: Legislative, 1982-2006, Boxes 84-105 ...... 6 Series 5: Constituent Correspondence, 1991, 1997-2001, Boxes 106-112 ...... 6 Series 6: International Relations Committee, 2003-2006, Box 113 ...... 6 Series 7: Judiciary Committee, 1985-2004, Boxes 114-121 ...... 7 Series 8: Campaigns, 1962-2007, Boxes 122-128 ...... 7 Series 9: Speeches, 1969-2006, undated. Boxes 129-133 ...... 7 Container List ...... 8

Administration Information Restrictions Restrictions are listed before each series.

Copyright Copyright owned by Henry J. Hyde was transferred to Loyola University Chicago on October 5, 2016.

Citation Loyola University Chicago. Archives and Special Collections. Henry J. Hyde Papers, 1923-2008 (bulk 1961-2008). Box #, Folder.

Provenance Gift of Henry J. Hyde, October 26, 2006; November 30, 2006; December 6, 2006; February 1, 2007; April 16, 2007; July 30, 2007; and October 3, 2007. Gift of Judy Hyde January 15, 2009; October 19, 2009. Gift of International Relations committee June 12, 2012.

Separations Separations are listed before each series.

See Also papers, Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections – Congressional Archives.

Biographical Sketch Henry J. Hyde was born on April 18, 1924, in Chicago, IL. Elected as a Republican, he served as an state representative from 1967-1974. During this period he served as majority leader, 1971-1972, and a delegate to the Illinois state Republican conventions, 1958-1974. Hyde was elected to the Ninety-fourth and subsequent fifteen U.S. Congresses, 1975-2007. Hyde acted as the chair for the Committee on the Judiciary for the 104th-106th Congresses, as well as the chair for the Committee on International Relations for the 107th-109th Congresses. Mr. Hyde passed away on November 29, 2007, in Chicago, IL.

Scope & Content The Henry J. Hyde papers contain 375.25 linear feet spanning the years 1923-2008 (bulk 1961-2008) and include correspondence, speeches, notes, reference materials, appointment books, reports, news clippings, House resolutions/bills/etc. press releases,

2 memorabilia, publications, audio cassettes, videos, films and photographs relating to his tenure as a U.S. Congressman.

Subjects Budget/Economy Civil Rights Congress/Office Department of Justice Education Hyde, Henry J. Hyde biographies Hyde family International relations Military Religion Republican Party U.S. Presidents Civil Asset Forfeiture Child Care Crime Drugs Abortion Arms control Chicago airports Defense El Salvador Flood emergencies Foreign aid Iran Iran-Contra investigation Nicaragua Nuclear weapons October Surprise Pro-life Child/Youth Environment Immigration International Relations Term Limits Terrorism Transportation Veterans Affairs Bankruptcy Reform Copyright Gun Control 3

Healthcare Labor Law Enforcement Postal Service Taxes Telecommunications 9/11 (September 11, 2001 Attacks) Human rights Constitution Subcommittee Flag desecration/protection William Jefferson Clinton, 42nd President Youth violence Campaigns Cuba Department of Defense Equal Rights Amendment Hyde Report

Series Series 1: General, 1941-2008, Boxes 1-30 Series includes correspondence, news clippings, notes, and reference materials kept by members of Hyde’s administrative staff.

Sub-series 1: Calendars, 1990-1998, Box 1 Sub-series includes Hyde’s schedules and appointment books.

Sub-series 2: General, 1952-2007, Boxes 2-18 Sub-series includes correspondence, reference materials, invitations, reports, and publications.

Sub-series 3: Hyde Biographies/Family, 1941-2008, Boxes 19-21 Sub-series includes articles written by and about Hyde, accomplishments, condolences, funeral materials, family history, stationery, and correspondence.

Sub-series 4: International Relations, 1975-2006, Boxes 21-27 Sub-series includes correspondence, news clippings, reference materials, reports, and remarks.

Sub-series 5: Newsletters, 1972-2004, Boxes 27-30 Sub-series includes newsletters and questionnaires sent from Hyde’s office.

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Restrictions: None Separations: Approximately 1 linear foot of newsletter duplicates were removed.

Series 2: Administrative Staff, 1985-2000, Boxes 31-36 Series includes correspondence, news clippings, notes, and reference materials kept by members of Hyde’s administrative staff.

Sub-series 1: Judy Wolverton, 1985-1990, Boxes 31-32 Sub-series correspondence, news clippings, reference materials, and notes

Sub-series 2: Sam Stratman, 1989-2000, Boxes 32-36 Sub-series includes reference materials, correspondence, and news clippings.

Restrictions: 2 files moved to the restricted series.

Series 3: Subject Files, 1961-2006, Boxes 37-83 Series includes correspondence, news clippings, reference materials, reports, publications, handwritten notes, and transcripts.

Sub-series 1: Abortion/Pro-Life Issues, 1961-2006, Boxes 37-55 Sub-series includes correspondence, reference materials, brochures, news clippings, handwritten notes, and legislative research.

Sub-series 2: Chicago Airports, 1987-2006, Box 56-68 Sub-series includes news clippings, reference materials, correspondence, reports, and statements.

Sub-series 3: Flooding, 1972, 1985-2001, Boxes 68-71 Sub-series includes reference materials, correspondence, and news clippings regarding flooding emergencies in the Chicago area and government assistance.

Sub-series 4: Iran-Contra Affair, 1984-1991, Box 72-81 Sub-series includes news clippings, published transcripts of the Joint Hearings on the Iran-Contra Investigation, and published reports of the Congressional Committees Investigating the Iran-Contra Affair. Committee files related to the investigation were moved to the Restricted Series.

Sub-series 5: October Surprise Task Force, 1979-1993, Box 82-83 Sub-series includes press coverage, news clippings, and magazine articles. Hyde was the Vice-Chairman of the House October Surprise Task Force. The rest of the

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materials (1.5 linear feet) were moved to the Restricted Series as committee files.

Restrictions: Committee files have been restricted. Separations: Less than 0.25 linear feet of materials related to the Iran-Contra Investigation were moved to the Restricted Series. 1.5 linear feet of committee files from the October Surprise Task Force were moved to the Restricted Series.

Series 4: Legislative, 1982-2006, Boxes 84-105 Series includes correspondence, news clippings, reference materials, reports, publications, and remarks related to international issues and foreign countries.

Sub-series 1: Bills & Resolutions, 1982-1989, Boxes 84-87 Sub-series includes House resolutions, House bills, House joint resolutions, and House concurrent resolutions.

Sub-series 2: Legislative Research, 1982-2006, Boxes 88 -105 Sub-series includes reference materials, correspondence, news clippings, briefing books, and other documents supporting research on legislative matters.

Restrictions: None Separations: none

Series 5: Constituent Correspondence, 1991, 1997-2001, Boxes 106-112 Series is arranged chronologically by date of when correspondence was received. It includes letters and e-mails from constituents and responses from Hyde’s office regarding a variety of topics. Folders covering one topic/bill have been noted.

Restrictions: None

Separations: This series was sampled preserving 20% of the original files. Every fifth file was retained and the remaining files (approximately 13 linear feet) were destroyed.

Series 6: International Relations Committee, 2003-2006, Box 113 Series includes committee correspondence, news clippings, remarks, press releases, and talking points.

Restrictions: Committee files are closed for 30 years from the creation date.

Separations: Approximately 3.5 linear feet of committee records were moved to the Restricted Series. 6

Series 7: Judiciary Committee, 1985-2004, Boxes 114-121 Series includes news clippings, committee prints, articles, reports, and published materials.

Sub-series 1: Flag Protection, 1967, 1989-2001, Boxes 114-115 Sub-series includes reference materials, House Resolutions, news clippings, reports, and remarks.

Sub-series 2: President Clinton , 1997-2002, Boxes 115-121 Sub-series includes news clippings, reference materials, correspondence, articles, reports, and committee prints. Items in this sub-series are open to research. Restricted materials related to the Clinton impeachment have been moved to the Restricted Series.

Restrictions: Committee files are closed for 30 years from the creation date.

Separations: Approximately 0.5 linear feet of duplicates were removed. 6 linear feet of restricted materials regarding the Clinton Impeachment investigation and 2 linear feet of committee records were moved to the Restricted Series.

Series 8: Campaigns, 1962-2007, Boxes 122-128 Series includes campaign materials for Hyde and other candidates including brochures, flyers, news clippings, correspondence, invitations, questionnaires, and reference materials.

Restrictions: None Separations: Numerous duplicates of bobble heads, tote bags, nail files, other promotional items were removed and saved.

Series 9: Speeches, 1969-2006, undated. Boxes 129-133 Series includes transcripts of speeches given by Hyde and others, handwritten notes, and reference materials.

Restrictions: None Separations: None

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Container List

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Box Folder Title Year

Series 1: General, 1941-2008

Sub-Series 1: Calendars, 1990-1998

1 1 Schedule 1990 1 2 Appointment Book 1991 1 3 Appointment Book 1992 1 4 Schedule 1992 1 5 Appointment Book 1993 1 6 Appointment Book 1994 1 7 Appointment Book 1995 1 8 Schedule and Calendar 1995 1 9 Appointment Book 1996 1 10 Appointment Book 1997 1 11 Schedule 1997 1 12 Schedule, October-December 1998

Sub-Series 2: General Materials, 1952-2007

Budget/Economy 2 1 “Balanced Budget Amendment: Can We Make It Work?” 1982 Hyde, The Washington Post, July 19 2 2 Economic Indicators c. 1984 2 3 Quotes on Economic Pressures 1985 2 4 Monetary Policy Reform 1985 2 5 Budget Freeze: Republican Study Committee 1985 2 6 Increase Statutory Limit on Public Debt: H.J.Res. 372 1985 2 7 “Are Deficits More Important Than Defense?” House c. 1985 Republican Conference 2 8 Michel Amendment: Budget c. 1985 2 9 Federal Deficit: News Clipping 1987 2 10 Federal Budget: Hyde’s Suggested Cuts 1993 2 11 “A Response to Criticisms of Price Stability” by Jim 1997 Saxton, Joint Economic Committee 2 12 Budget of the U.S. Government: Fiscal Year 2003 2002 2 13 Combined Statement of Receipts, Outlays, and Balances of 2004 the U.S. Government: Fiscal Year 2004 2 14 The Budget and Economic Outlook: Fiscal Years 2005- 2004 2014 2 15 Economic Report of the President 2005 3 1 Major Savings and Reforms in the President’s 2006 Budget, 2005 February 11

3 2 Analytical Perspectives: Budget of the U.S. Government 2005 Fiscal Year 2006 3 3 Historical Tables: Budget of the U.S. Government Fiscal 2005 Year 2006 3 4 Appendix: Budget of the U.S. Government Fiscal Year 2005 2006

Civil Rights 4 1 Civil Rights Act of 1984: S. 2568 1984 4 2 Civil Rights Restoration Act: H.R. 700 1985 4 3 FBI Hearings: Police Brutality/Civil Rights 1991 4 4 Ten-Year Check-Up: Have Federal Agencies Responded to 2003 Civil Rights Recommendations? Vol. III, September

Congress/Office 4 5 Constitutional Convention 1979-1985 4 6 Members of Congress: Correspondence 1978-2000 4 7 Targeted Mail: Example 1984 4 8 Update: Congressional Research Service 1985 4 9 William Andrle: Democratic Opponent for 6th 1987-1988 Congressional District 4 10 Handwritten notes from Members of Congress 1988-2007 4 11 Getting Started: An Introductory Guide to Using the 1989 Member Information Network and Legal Retrieval System 4 12 Term Limits 1989-1990 4 13 Redistricting 1991 4 14 National Citizen Initiative Amendments: H.J. Res 180 & 1993 181 4 15 U.S. Supreme Court: Term Limits v. Ray Thornton; 1994 Arkansas v Bobbie Hill: Brief for Henry Hyde 4 16 Photo Order Form 1995 4 17 Term Limits 1995-1997 5 1 Congressional Delegation to Poland: Schedule and 1997 Information, July 4-8 5 2 How to use new telephone system 1998 5 3 Capitol Building: Dome Tours c. 1998 5 4 Oversight Hearings: 105th Congress 1999 5 5 Rules of the U.S. House of Representatives on Gifts and 2000 Travel, April 5 6 House of Representatives: Laws, Rules and Standards of 2001 Conduct on Campaign Activity, December 5 7 Senate: Press Photographers’ Gallery Services 2003 5 8 Report to Congress: Downward Departures from the 2003 Federal Sentencing Guidelines, October 5 9 Highlights of the House Ethics Rules, March 2004 5 10 Rules of the House of Representatives, January 4 2005

5 11 Office of the Historian: U.S. House Oral History Project c. 2005 Agreement [signed by Hyde] 5 12 Congressional Delegation Travel Itineraries 2005-2006 5 13 Ethics Manual: Chapter 9 Involvement with Official and 2006 Unofficial Organizations, April 18 5 14 Handwritten note on event scheduling Undated 5 15 Hyde Stationery Undated 5 16 Hyde Business Card Undated

Department of Justice 5 17 Correspondence 1984-2000 5 18 Attorney General Edwin Meese 1985 5 19 Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General: 2003 Patriot Act, September 11 Detainees (1 of 3) 6 1 Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General: 2003 Patriot Act, September 11 Detainees (2 of 3) 6 2 Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General: 2003 Patriot Act, September 11 Detainees (3 of 3) 6 3 Patriot Act [includes CD] 2004 6 4 Department of Justice Correspondence: FBI, Illinois Grants 2004

Education 6 5 Grace Commission Examples 1984 6 6 Reference Materials 1985-1987 6 7 Reports on America from Churchville Junior High School c. 1990 students [damaged] 6 8 Desegregation of Schools: H. Con. Res draft 1995 6 9 Reference Materials 1995-1997 6 10 Eagle Forum Brochure c. 1997 6 11 Glenbard East High School Students: Abortion, Campaign 1998 Finance 6 12 Federal Role in Education: Handwritten Notes c. 2002 6 13 No Child Left Behind c. 2004

Events 6 14 American Foreign Policy: Roosevelt College (Hyde on 1952 panel), October 28 6 15 41st Ward Regular Republican Organization Annual Dinner 1967 Dance 6 16 Insurance Litigation for Law School Seniors Program 1967 6 17 Panel Discussion on Vietnam (Hyde on panel) 1969 6 18 Event Invitations [damaged] 1973-1974 6 19 Proviso Regular Republican Organization Annual Dinner 1974 Dance 6 20 Memorial Day Field Mass 1974

6 21 Opening of Hyde’s Sixth District Office [handwritten notes 1975 on back of invitation] 6 22 Lincoln Day Banquet: Lawrence County Republican 1975 Central Committee 6 23 The Brent Award Ceremony c. 1977 6 24 Republican Senate-House Dinner: A Salute to President 1982 Reagan 6 25 Reception Honoring Hyde 1983 6 26 35th Anniversary of 126th Air Refueling Wing 1985 7 1 79th Elmhurst Memorial Day Parade: Hyde Grand Marshal 1997 7 2 Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony Honoring Mother 1997 Teresa 7 3 American Catholic Press’ Fall Benefit Dinner program, 1998 November 11 7 4 Chairman Hyde Judiciary Committee: Portrait Unveiling 1998 Ceremony, September 23 7 5 American Catholic Press Fifth Annual Benefit Dinner 1998 7 6 Fall Benefit Dinner featuring Hyde: Elmhurst Memorial Health System Board of Governors 7 7 Invitation to Hyde’s 75th Birthday 1999 7 8 An Evening with Congressman Henry Hyde 1999 7 9 GOP Spring Dinner Gala: Hyde Keynote Speaker 1999 7 10 Dinner to Commemorate Birthday of Winston Churchill, 1999 Confer Statesmanship Award to Henry Hyde, Claremont Institute 20th Anniversary 7 11 Harvard Republican Club Meeting: Featured Guest Hyde c. 2000 7 12 5th Annual Top Hat Ball: Marklund Charities 2001 7 13 White House Invitation: Visit of President of United 2001 Mexican States and Mrs. Fox 7 14 Great Defender of Life Dinner: Human Life Foundation 2003 7 15 Hyde’s Birthday 2004 7 16 Georgetown’s First Final Four Team: Hoya Hoop Club 2004 7 17 A Dinner Honoring Henry Hyde, America’s Congressman 2004 7 18 A Tribute to Henry Hyde and a Few Good Men 2006 7 19 Engalitcheff Institute Luncheon 2006 7 20 Lincoln Day Salute to Henry Hyde: DuPage County 2006 Republican Central Committee 7 21 Salute to Chairman Henry Hyde 2006 7 22 National Day of Prayer: Hyde Prayers for America 2007 7 23 Milton Township: Thanks to Hyde, Table Patron Undated

Military 7 24 Appropriations Committee 1975 7 25 Department of Defense: Correspondence 1984-2005 7 26 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) 1986

7 27 Supreme Court: Governor Rudy Perpich & State of 1990 Minnesota vs. U.S. Department of Defense 7 28 The American Interest: Representative Les Aspin-Hyde/B-2 1990 Bomber correspondence 7 29 American Memorials and Overseas Military Cemeteries 1994 (The American Battle Monuments Commission) 7 30 National Archives Correspondence: World War II 1994 Commemorative Committee, 50th Anniversary Normandy Invasion [includes photo] 7 31 Military Stamps 2001 7 32 Resolution of Support for the President and Our Armed 2001 Services, October 12 7 33 Salute to House WWII Veterans, May 20 2004

Miscellaneous 8 1 Social Security Pamphlet [photocopy] c. 1937 8 2 General Correspondence [some damaged] 1967-1989 8 3 Christmas Card Mailing List 1968 8 4 Definition of Handicapped: Health & Human Services 1977-1978 8 5 Matters Handled by Hyde 1978-1990 8 6 Equal Rights Amendment 1979-1983 8 7 Central Intelligence Agency 1980-1994 8 8 Supreme Court Report on Dred Scott vs. Sanford: c. 1980s Reference Materials 8 9 Surgeon General Dr. C. Everett Koop 1981 8 10 Human Rights 1981-1983 8 11 Social Security: Democratic National Committee 1982 8 12 “The Dilemmas of Conservatism,” Peter W. Rodman, The 1982 American Spectator 8 13 Department of State 1982-2006 8 14 Exporting Alaska’s Oil and Gas 1983 8 15 Immigration 1983-1984 8 16 News Clippings, Correspondence, and Reference 1983-1985 9 1 Thank You Letters to Hyde 1983-2007 9 2 “Can the Survive?” Jean-Francois Revel, 1984 Commentary, June 9 3 Elie Wiesel: Nobel Prize Nomination 1984 9 4 Trade 1984-1985 9 5 “Curbing Raw Judicial Power: The Checks and Balances 1985 Amendment” 9 6 Warren E. Burger, Chief Justice: Circuit Conflict Cases 1985 9 7 U.S. Households Receiving Government Benefits 1985 9 8 Tax Reform 1985 9 9 Transportation 1985 9 10 Unemployment 1985

9 11 “Welfare –Who Should Pay?” Donald William 1985 Zimmerman, Jr. 9 12 Jobs Creation Program 1985 9 13 Federal Cause of Action (Hazardous Substances): H.R. 1985 2817 9 14 “Justice Under Reagan,” U.S. News & World Report, 1985 October 14 9 15 Crime 1985 9 16 Line Item Veto 1985 9 17 Narcotics 1985 9 18 Drug Enforcement Incentive Act: H.R. 1621 1985 9 19 Hong Kong Narcotics Report 1985 9 20 Newspaper Questionnaire 1986 9 21 “A Letter to My Children” by Whittaker Chambers: 1986 Heritage Foundation President’s Essay 9 22 Foundation Directory: Illinois c. 1986 9 23 Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy: 1987 Correspondence to Hyde from Congressman Dick Cheney 9 24 Republican Study Committee: Catastrophic Health Care 1987 Bill: H.R. 2470 9 25 National Eagle Meeting Agenda, September 29-30 1987 9 26 Constitutional Bicentennial 1987 9 27 Greek Independence Day 1987 9 28 Soil Conservation 1988 9 29 Stella Foster/Irv Kupcinet, Today’s Chicago Woman 1988 [signed note from Foster], November 10 1 Letter asking Hyde to join poker game with Chief Justice 1988 Rehnquist, Justice Scalia, Judge Revercomb, Dick Moore, and Walter Berns 10 2 Hyde Taxes Quote in Showdown at Gucci Gulch 1988 10 3 Gun Control and Brady Bill 1988-1999 10 4 Ralph Nader Rating Report 1989 10 5 National Endowment of the Arts 1989-1990 10 6 “For Achievable Victories in the Drug War” by 1990 Representative Duncan Hunter 10 7 Price-Fixing 1991 10 8 Family and Medical Leave Act 1991 10 9 Motor Carrier Act 1991 10 10 Biotechnology Patent Protection: H.R. 1417 1991 10 11 Uniform Child Support Enforcement Act of 1993: A 1993 Briefing Paper 10 12 White House Travel Office Management Review 1993 10 13 “Health Care Reform: the Ugly Facts of Life” by Gail 1993 Wilensky: The Congressional Institute 10 14 Legislative Proposal Regarding Regulatory Costs 1993 10 15 Civil Asset Forfeiture (1 of 2) 1993-1998

10 16 Civil Asset Forfeiture (2 of 2) 1993-1998 10 17 General Correspondence [some damaged] 1993-1999 10 18 President Clinton’s Health Security Act: H.R. 3600 1994 10 19 Anti-Gun Provisions: Crime Bill 1994 10 20 Recreational Hunting Safety & Preservation Act: S. 187 1994 10 21 Congratulations to Hyde as Chairman of Judiciary 1994-1996 Committee 10 22 House Judiciary Committee Website Home Page, 1995 September 10 10 23 Forfeiting Our Property Rights by Hyde 1995 10 24 Safe Place: Support Group for Adult Survivors of Child 1995 Sexual Abuse 10 25 Immigration 1995 11 1 Antitrust/Charitable Gift Non-Profits 1995 11 2 Amistad Script copy, Writers Guild of America [bound] c. 1996 11 3 Census Sampling Reports 1996-1997 11 4 Fourth Circuit Judicial Conference 1996-1997 11 5 Hyde for Congress Committee Correspondence 1996-1998 11 6 Sam Stratman Correspondence 1997 11 7 Prospects Heights Community Church Directory 1997 11 8 Immigration and Nationality Act [damaged] 1997 11 9 The Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act of 1997 1997 11 10 Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: Memo 1997 11 11 Victor Crown: Illinois Politics 1997 11 12 WOPA: Constituent Correspondence 1997-1998 11 13 Chicago Board of Trade 1998 11 14 Privacy Protection Act 1998 11 15 The Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal: Brochure c. 1998 11 16 Photo and Speech Requests 1998-1999 11 17 Clyde Savings and Loan Litigation 1998-1999 11 18 Thank You/Congratulatory Letters to Hyde 1998-2000 12 1 Y2K: Year 2000 1999 12 2 Civil Asset Forfeiture 1999 12 3 Lobbyist Registration and Reporting Guide for Illinois 1999 12 4 Miscellaneous Issue Correspondence 1999 12 5 School Bus Seat Belts 1999 12 6 Ocean Shipping Reform Act 1999 12 7 Oregon Assisted-Suicide Law 1999 12 8 Satellite Copyright: H.R. 1554 1999 12 9 Unfunded Mandates Reform Act 1999 12 10 Yosemite Slayings 1999 12 11 Dictated Letters 1999 12 12 National Archives Order for Copies of Veterans Records: c. 1999 Blank Forms 12 13 Press Call Forms c. 1999 12 14 Judiciary Committee Legislative Summary 2000

12 15 Cable Television 2000 12 16 Energy Independence 2000 12 17 Public Policy Issues Institute 2000 12 18 Tax Policy 2000 12 19 Asbestos (1 of 2) 2000-2003 12 20 Asbestos (2 of 2) 2000-2003 13 1 General Correspondence 2000-2006 13 2 Trade Promotion Authority 2001 13 3 Tax Relief 2001 13 4 Gasoline Prices 2001-2002 13 5 Child-Proof Safety Caps & Labeling 2001-2002 13 6 U.S. Chamber’s Spirit of Enterprise Award: Letter 2002 13 7 Commerce/Justice Subcommittee 2002 13 8 Illinois Citizens for Handgun Control 2002 13 9 Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) 2003 13 10 Federal Trade Commission: Identity Theft Survey Report 2003 13 11 Thank You Letters to Hyde (1 of 3) 2003-2006 14 1 Thank You Letters to Hyde (2 of 3) 2003-2006 14 2 Thank You Letters to Hyde (3 of 3) 2003-2006 14 3 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 2004 14 4 Issues Binder: Budget, Economy, Education, Energy, 2004 Homeland Security, Israel, , 9/11 Commission, Medicare, Transportation, Veterans 14 5 Legislative Research Materials 2004 14 6 ’s Voting Record: Taxes 2004 14 7 “We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution” folder c. 2004 14 8 Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice: Foreign Aid Effect 2004-2006 14 9 Correspondence from Hyde to Constituents 2005 14 10 Timothy Loest, Band Director/Composer: Correspondence 2005-2006 and Sheet Music to “Friends of Freedom” March to Commemorate Hyde’s Retirement 14 11 Amend Voter Registration Act: H.R. 4844 2006 14 12 Center for Public Service at Loyola University Chicago 2007 14 13 Citizens Petition to Make America Safe Again Undated 14 14 Political Cartoon: Government Assistance [damaged] Undated 14 15 Committee Resolution: Building Project Survey, US Undated Federal Building and Courthouse, Northern District of Illinois, DuPage County 14 16 U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence: pocket Undated sized copies [3 copies] 14 17 Poems, Songs, and Stories Undated

Religion 15 1 Religion & Politics (1 of 3) 1980-1984 15 2 Religion & Politics (2 of 3) 1980-1984 15 3 Religion & Politics (3 of 3) 1980-1984

15 4 “Peace Without Justice Is Moral Violence,” Hyde letter: 1982 Pastoral Letter on War and Peace 15 5 Homiletic & Pastoral Review 1983, 1985 15 6 Catholicism in Crisis 1983-1985 16 1 “Church and State,” Firing Line with Pastor Richard John 1984 Neuhaus 16 2 “Religion and Labor,”, National Review by Michael Novak 1984 16 3 “Disarmament and the Media,” The Mindszenty Report 1984 16 4 National Council of the Churches of Christ: Guidelines on 1984 Relating Religion to Politics 16 5 School Prayer 1984 16 6 Christianity and American by Reverend Edward 1984 A. Keller 16 7 Toward the Future: Catholic Social Thought and the U.S. 1984 Economy – A Lay Letter 16 8 Peace in a Nuclear Age: The Bishop’s Pastoral Letter c. 1984 [includes notes, signed from George Weigel] 16 9 Liberation Theology 1984-1985 16 10 Catholic Bishops: Pastoral Letter on Economy 1984-1985 16 11 Governor Mario Cuomo 1984-1985 16 12 Catholic Social Teaching and the U.S. Economy: A 1985 Conversation with Archbishop Rembert Weakland 16 13 Challenge and Response: Critiques of the Catholic 1985 Bishops’ Draft Letter on the U.S. Economy 16 14 William J. Bennett, Secretary of Education 1985 16 15 Catholic Eye 1985 16 16 David Hubbard, Fuller Theological Seminary: Open Letter 1985 to Congress 16 17 Politics of Religion 1985 16 18 National Council of Catholic Women 1994 16 19 New Chaplain Selection 1999-2000 16 20 Order of the Holy Sepulchre 2007 16 21 St. Raymond the Unborn Prayer Card: Radio Station WIBF Undated Pennsylvania

Republican Party 17 1 Research Reports from Republican National Committee 1974 17 2 Republican and Democratic Platform Issues 1980, 1984 17 3 Republican Action Teams 1985 17 4 NRCC (National Republican Congressional Committee) 1985 Targeting Report 17 5 Republican Health Insurance Proposal 1991 17 6 House Republican Policy Committee 1992 17 7 House Republican Conference: Health Care Reform 1992 17 8 The Vision Shared: Uniting Our Family, Our Country, Our 1992 World: The Republican Platform

17 9 Republican Policy Committee 1993-1994 17 10 Republican Contract with America: Briefing Book 1994 17 11 National Republican Congressional Committee: Citizen 1998 Action 17 12 The Bipartisan National Energy Package: House 2003 Republican Conference 17 13 House Republican Conference: Veterans, Trade, Education 2004

U.S. Presidents & Vice Presidents 18 1 Thank You Letter: Help with Election of President 1952 Eisenhower 18 2 President Correspondence [damaged] 1979-1981 18 3 President George H.W. Bush Correspondence 1979-1999 18 4 President Jimmy Carter Staff Correspondence 1981 18 5 Nancy Reagan: White House Easter Egg Roll 1981 18 6 President Ronald Reagan Correspondence 1981-1993 18 7 The Reagan Presidency: Two Years of Progress: Booklet 1982 18 8 President Eisenhower Public Papers: “Military Industrial c. 1984 Complex” Quote 18 9 The Blood of Abraham by Jimmy Carter: Book Review 1985 18 10 Memo to the Next President of the 1985 18 11 President John F. Kennedy Public Papers: Excerpts c. 1985 18 12 Presidential Primaries Bill 1986 18 13 Columbia University Seminars Correspondence: “The 1987 Presidency and the Constitution” series on PBS 18 14 Report of the President’s Special Review Board [includes 1987 highlighted notes], February 26 18 15 President Reagan’s Accomplishments in Office 1987-1988 18 16 Vice President Dan Quayle Correspondence 1988-1991 18 17 American Bicentennial Presidential Inauguration: Hyde’s 1989 Pass 18 18 President Jimmy Carter Correspondence 1989 18 19 : Entrepreneurial Government 1992 18 20 Vice President Al Gore Correspondence 1993-1999 18 21 President Bill Clinton Correspondence 1993-2001 18 22 Analysis of President Clinton’s Campaign Finance c. 1995 Proposals 18 23 Handwritten note from George W. Bush (as Texas 1998 Governor), July 30 18 24 President George W. Bush Correspondence 1998-2005 18 25 House Republicans United to Victory Honoring President 2006 G.W. Bush: Dinner Program, March 16

Sub-Series 3: Hyde Biographies/Family, 1941-2008

19 1 Last Will and Testament of Daniel Hyde (Henry Hyde c. 1831 ancestor): photocopy 19 2 Correspondence William Frett: St. George High School 1941-1942, items 1985 19 3 Hyde’s Book Order: The Clarke-Hall Bookshop, London 1963 19 4 Hyde chosen as President of Republican Freshmen: News 1975 Clipping 19 5 Hyde Family Genealogies: Library of Congress c. 1976 19 6 Articles by & about Hyde, Speeches, and Biographical 1977-2005 Information (1 of 2) 19 7 Articles by & about Hyde, Speeches, and Biographical 1977-2005 Information (2 of 2) 19 8 Hyde’s Oath of Office as U.S. Congress Representative 1979 19 9 Master File: Articles by and about Hyde, speeches (1 of 2) 1979-1986 19 10 Master File: Articles by and about Hyde, speeches (2 of 2) 1979-1986 19 11 White House Memorabilia from Jeanne Hyde: Invitations, 1980-1985 Letters, and Cards (1 of 2) 20 1 White House Memorabilia from Jeanne Hyde: Invitations, 1980-1985 Letters, and Cards [includes photos] (2 of 2) 20 2 Mary Ann and Patrick Hyde: News Clipping 1985 20 3 Anthony P. Hyde (son): Résumé c. 1985 20 4 Recommendation for Hyde to Supreme Court, June 29 1987 20 5 Personal Correspondence [includes photo] 1987-1992 20 6 Hyde Biographies 1987-2007 20 7 Hyde Nomination for Minority Whip, March 1989 20 8 Henry, Jr. and Laura Hyde: Résumés 1991 20 9 Handwritten Notes c. 1991 20 10 Jeanne Hyde: “Get Well” & Condolences 1992 20 11 Jeanne Hyde: Obituary & Prayer Cars 1992 20 12 Eulogy for Jeanne Hyde: Congressional Record, August 3 1992 21 1 “The Forbidden Christmas Tree” by Henry Hyde 1993 21 2 Legislative Accomplishments 1994 21 3 Primary Election Questionnaires 1994 21 4 U.S. Supreme Court and Judicial Conference: Honor Henry 2000 Hyde 21 5 Hyde Accomplishments 2004 21 6 Hyde Interview with Dr. Fred Beuttler 2005 21 7 Article on Hyde’s Retirement: Judy Wolverton Response 2005 21 8 Accolades for Hyde 2005-2006 21 9 Hyde’s Legislative Achievements 2006 21 10 Western Illinois University Student Government 2006 Resolution: Hyde’s Years of Service 21 11 Congratulations on Retirement: Letters to Hyde 2006 21 12 Senator and St. Peter Joke c. 2006 21 13 Knights of Columbus Resolution Honoring Hyde 2007 21 14 Hyde Awarded Medal of Freedom, November 5 2007

21 15 Signed Condolence Letters from President G.W. Bush 2007 21 16 Henry Hyde Funeral Services 2007 21 17 Henry Hyde Funeral: Guest Book 2007 21 18 Henry Hyde: “Get Well” and Condolences 2007-2008 21 19 Hyde’s Passing: News Clippings 2007-2008 21 20 National Portrait Gallery: Genealogy Research Undated 21 21 “Did you try?” Pro Life Hyde Quote Undated

Sub-Series 4: International Relations, 1975-2006

21 22 Commission on the Organization of the Government for the 1975 Conduct of Foreign Policy 21 23 Foreign Aid: Congressional Remarks 1975-1981 21 24 Correspondence [damaged] 1978 21 25 Cuba 1978-1985 22 1 Cambodia: News Clippings 1978, 1985 22 2 Nuclear Testing and National Security by Roger N. Fritzel 1981 22 3 Catholic Bishops: Nuclear Arms 1982 22 4 Defense: Congressional Remarks 1982-1985 22 5 Anti-Freeze Debate 1983 22 6 “Military and Civil Responsibility for a Just Peace: At 1983 What Cost Do We Avoid Nuclear War?” by James V. Schall, Vital Speeches of the Day 22 7 “The Liberal Defense Agenda,” National Security Record 1983 22 8 Rebuilding Our Defenses: The Reagan Administration’s 1983 Record on Defense Issues 22 9 Nuclear Freeze 1983-1984 22 10 Nicaragua 1983-1984 22 11 Richard Perle, Assistant Secretary of Defense: NATO 1983-1984 Deployments of Pershing II and Cruise Missiles 22 12 Nuclear Arms/Star Wars: News Clippings 1983-1985 22 13 1983-1985 22 14 El Salvador 1983-1985 22 15 Foreign Aid: News Clippings 1983-1985 22 16 Catholic Bishops: Pastoral Letter on War and Peace 1983-1985 22 17 Arms Control (1 of 2) 1983-1987 23 1 Arms Control (2 of 2) 1983-1987 23 2 South Africa 1984 23 3 Bipartisan Commissions 1984 23 4 “Joint Pastoral Letter of the German Bishops,” Out of 1984 Justice, Peace: The Church in Service of Peace 23 5 “Can America Catch Up? The U.S.-Soviet Military 1984 Balance”: Committee on the Present Danger 23 6 “A New Shield of the Republic: A Panel Discussion on 1984 Advanced Strategic Defense”: Citizens for America

23 7 “ and Military Powers”: Remarks by Dr. Fred C. 1984 Ikle 23 8 “Military Reform”: Remarks by Representative Jim Courter 1984 23 9 National Security Record: Defense 1984 23 10 J. Robert Oppenheimer: Nuclear Weapons 1984 23 11 Creating Building Industry Partnerships in the Caribbean 1984 and Latin America: Conference and Workshop 23 12 “What Central American Bishops Say About Central 1984 America”: White House Digest 23 13 “Summary of Kissinger Commission Report,” 1984 Congressional Quarterly 23 14 General John W. Vessey 1984 23 15 “Central America and U.S. Domestic Politics,” Mark 1984 Falcoff, Ethics and Public Policy Essay, April [signed to Hyde from author] 23 16 “Central American and the War Powers Act: An Emerging 1984 Constitutional Crisis”: Law Day Address – John Silber, May 4 23 17 “How to Understand Central America,” Mark Falcoff, 1984 Commentary, September 23 18 Peacekeeper Issues: National Institute for Public Policy c. 1984 23 19 “The Nuclear Debate,” by Robert W. Tucker c. 1984 23 20 China: Human Rights 1984-1985 23 21 Central America: News Clippings 1984-1985 23 22 Chemical Weapons 1984-1985 23 23 The Heritage Foundation: Defense 1984-1985 23 24 Missiles Against War: The ICBM Debate Today by Colin S. 1984-1985 Gray 23 25 Peacekeeper (MX) Missile 1984-1985 23 26 Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Ambassador to the United Nations 1984-1985 23 27 Belgium 1985 23 28 Defense: Bitburg 1985 23 29 Soviet Strategic Defense Programs 1985 24 1 Inter-Parliamentary Union 1985 24 2 Religion: National Defense and Foreign Policy 1985 24 3 Republican Conference: Strategic Defense Initiative 1985 24 4 SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks): Task Force on 1985 Defense 24 5 SALT II, Rest in Peace: A Roundtable Discussion - The 1985 Heritage Lectures 24 6 Facts and Analysis on Nicaragua 1985 24 7 Soviet Acquisition of Military Significant Western 1985 Technology: An Update 24 8 Soviet Military Power 1985 24 9 Nuclear Test Ban 1985 24 10 Liberia 1985

24 11 Michel Amendment: Humanitarian Aid 1985 24 12 “The Perversion of Foreign Aid,” Nick Eberstadt, 1985 Commentary 24 13 The Reagan Doctrine 1985 24 14 News Clippings 1985 24 15 Fundamentals of Nuclear Arms Control: Committee Print 1985 24 16 SDI (Strategic Defense Initiative): Legislative Digest 1985 24 17 The President’s Report: Peacekeeper (MX) Missile 1985 24 18 National Defense Authorization Act: S. 1160 1985 24 19 Congressional Research Service: Nuclear Arms 1985 24 20 “Arms Control: Objectives and Prospects”: George Shultz, 1985 Secretary of State, March 28 24 21 “Les Aspin & Sunbelt Hawks: Defense Democrats,” 1985 Insight, September 23 24 22 “Arms Control, Strategic Stability, and Global Security”: 1985 George Shultz, October 14 24 23 “The United States Strategic Defense Initiative”: Speech by 1985 Paul H. Nitze, October 15 24 24 Aiding Cambodian Contras 1985 24 25 “Revolution Beyond Our Borders: Sandinista Intervention 1985 in Central America”: U.S. State Department Special Report 24 26 Republican Study Committee: Task Force on Central 1985 America 24 27 “State-Sponsored Terrorism in Central America,” Joyce 1985 Press 24 28 The Soviet-Cuban Connection in Central American and the 1985 Caribbean: U.S. State and Defense Departments 24 29 MX Peacekeeper: Shoring up the Triad – Republican Study 1985 Committee 24 30 Congressman Solarz: Special Order - Anti-Communist c. 1985 Resistance 24 31 “Unanswered Questions on U.S. Foreign Assistance,” by c. 1985 Bruce Rickerson 24 32 Hostages in Lebanon 1985-1986 24 33 “U.S. Counterintelligence Today”: Study 1985-1988 24 34 The Fall of the Shah of Iran: Diplomatic Training Initiative 1986 Case 24 35 The Challenge to Democracy in Central America 1986 24 36 U.S. and Nicaragua: Heritage Lectures 1986 25 1 Human Rights, Democracy, and U.S. Foreign Policy: 1986 House of Representatives Report 25 2 Catholic Bishops in Central America 1986 25 3 Presidency, Judiciary, and Foreign Policy: Reference 1986 Materials 25 4 South Africa 1986-1988

25 5 Handwritten Note: American Embassy to the Holy See 1987 (Vatican) 25 6 Arms Control: Soviet Civil Defense 1987 25 7 Free the Fathers: Catholic Priests Held in China 1988 25 8 Restoring the “Rule of Law”: Reflections on the War 1988 Powers Resolution at Fifteen – Testimony of Robert Turner 25 9 FMLN (Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front): 1989 Violence in El Salvador 25 10 Gulf War 1990-1991 25 11 Center for Security Policy: Gorbachev Removed 1991 25 12 Mexico City Policy: Abortion 1991 25 13 General 1991 25 14 India Economic Reform 1991 25 15 1991 25 16 Task Force on Terrorism & Unconventional Warfare: 1991-1992 House Republican Research Committee 25 17 Correspondence 1992-1995 26 1 Peace Powers Act: H.R. 3744, Antiterrorism Law 1994-1996 Enforcement Act: H.R. 3960 26 2 War Powers Resolution 1995 26 3 “Who’s an Isolationist?” by Bob Dole, New York Times 1995 26 4 Investigative Report: US Role in Iranian Arms Transfers to 1996 Croatia and Bosnia (“The Iranian Green Light Subcommittee”) 26 5 Impact of the U.N. Sanctions on the People of Iraq: 1997 Summary of Facts [damaged] 26 6 Europe CODEL (Congressional Delegation) 1997 26 7 Chinese Arms Dealer at the White House 1997 26 8 Phone message regarding Iraq bombing from Secretary of 1998 Defense, William Cohen, December 16 26 9 Investigation into Iranian Arms Shipment to Bosnia: Report 1998 26 10 Signed Letter from President Clinton: Cyprus 1999 26 11 Support for Hyde as next Chairman of International 2000 Relations Committee 26 12 Congratulations on Chairmanship from Caspar Weinberger 2001 26 13 Marshall Plan in the Middle East: Reference Binder 2002 26 14 Palestine-Israel: Constituent Letter 2002 27 1 U.S. Policy Toward Iraq: Hyde Remarks, September 19 2002 27 2 Letter signed by President George W. Bush: Iraq 2002 27 3 Compact of Free Association Amendments: H.J. Res. 63 2003 27 4 The Pathology of Success (Iraq) by Hyde 2003 27 5 Correspondence 2003-2004 27 6 Islamic Law in a Changing World: Law Library of 2004 Congress Workshop 27 7 Iraq Resolution: Hyde Floor Statement, March 17 2004

27 8 HIRC (House International Relations Committee) 2004, 2006 Highlights 27 9 Hyde United Nations Reform Act of 2005: An Overview of 2005 H.R. 2745 27 10 Iraq: Hyde Statement, Reference 2006 27 11 Middle East Trip 2006 27 12 Handwritten Notes: Foreign Affairs Committee Stationery Undated 27 13 International Relations Committee Stationery Undated

Sub-Series 5: Newsletters, 1972-2004

Hyde Newsletters & Questionnaires 27 14 Springfield Report 1972 27 15 Questionnaire, February 1975 27 16 Newsletter, June 1975 27 17 Newsletter, November 1975 27 18 Newsletter, February 1976 27 19 Newsletter, September 1976 27 20 Newsletter, March 1977 27 21 Questionnaire, June 1977 27 22 Newsletter, December 1977 27 23 Newsletter, Spring 1978 27 24 Questionnaire, July 1978 27 25 Newsletter, September 1978 27 26 Newsletter, Spring 1979 27 27 Newsletter, Fall 1979 27 28 Newsletter, January 1980 27 29 Questionnaire, April 1980 27 30 Newsletter, July 1980 27 31 Newsletter, September 1980 27 32 Questionnaire, February 1981 27 33 Newsletter, May 1981 27 34 Special Report on Taxes, November 1981 27 35 Newsletter, Summer 1982 27 36 Questionnaire, Spring 1983 27 37 Questionnaire, June 1983 27 38 Newsletter, Winter 1983 27 39 Newsletter, Summer 1983 27 40 Newsletter, December 1983 27 41 Newsletter, Summer 1984 27 42 Report on Fourth Annual “Day in Washington” 1984 27 43 Questionnaire, January 1985 27 44 Newsletter, Spring 1985 27 45 Report on “Day in Washington Legislative Conference” 1985 27 46 Newsletter, Spring 1986 27 47 Newsletter, Spring 1987

27 48 Newsletter, Fall 1987 27 49 Tax Guide for Older Americans 1987 27 50 Questionnaire, Winter 1988 28 1 Newsletter, Spring 1988 28 2 Newsletter, Summer 1988 28 3 Newsletter, Fall 1988 28 4 Tax Guide for Older Americans 1988 28 5 Questionnaire & Newsletter, Winter 1989 28 6 Newsletter, Fall/Winter 1989 28 7 Guide to Government Agencies c. 1989 28 8 Tax Guide for Older Americans, Winter 1990 28 9 Questionnaire, Spring 1990 28 10 Questionnaire Results, May 1990 28 11 Newsletter, Summer 1990 28 12 Newsletter, August 1990 28 13 Senior Guide to Government Agencies c. 1990 28 14 Federal Guide to Government Agencies c. 1990 28 15 Consumer Information Catalog, Winter 1991 28 16 Tax Guide for Older Americans, February 1991 28 17 Newsletter, Summer 1991 28 18 Questionnaire & Newsletter, Autumn 1991 28 19 Service Academies Guide c. 1991 28 20 Hyde Report Television Talk Show: Announcement c. 1991 28 21 Senior Citizens’ Information Fairs 1992 28 22 Questionnaire, Spring 1993 28 23 Tax Guide for Seniors 1993 28 24 Federal Guide to Government Agencies c. 1993 28 25 Questionnaire 1997 28 26 Questionnaire Results, Fall 1997 28 27 Newsletter, Spring 1998 28 28 Questionnaire 1998

Hyde’s Washington Memo 28 29 A Constitutional Convention: Chaos or Democracy in 1979 Action?, March 5 28 30 The Battle of the Budget, May 4 1979 28 31 The Mystery of Inflation –Is There Any Solution?, May 18 1979 28 32 The All-Volunteer Army or Conscription?, June 1 1979 28 33 The Flag: Emblem of Our National Purpose, June 6 1979 28 34 Annual Questionnaire Is on Its Way, June 28 1979 28 35 The Domestic Violence Prevention and Services Act: An 1979 Investment in the American Family, July 12 28 36 “The Marriage Tax”, August 1 1979 28 37 A Bushel for a Barrel?, August 28 1979 28 38 The National Health Insurance Question, September 24 1979 28 39 Soviet Troops in Cuba, November 5 1979

28 40 The Doppler Radar System and Tornado Warnings, 1979 December 20 28 41 Exports Important to U.S. Economy, January 14 1980 28 42 No More Federal Holidays, February 5 1980 28 43 President Carter’s “Concern” for the American Family 1980 Getting More and More Costly, March 27 28 44 What About Gasohol?, June 12 1980 28 45 Homeownership: The “American Dream” Turning to 1980 Nightmare, October 3 28 46 The “Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zone Act”, November 20 1980 28 47 Encouraging Industrial Innovation, February 13 1981 28 48 President Reagan’s Program for Economic Recovery: The 1981 People Are Watching and Waiting, March 4 28 49 Tighter Restraints Needed on Social Security Checks Going 1981 Overseas, September 17 28 50 The Hospice Care Reimbursement Act, April 1 1982 28 51 A Guide to the Congressional Budget Process, March 1983 28 52 Illinois Conference on Small Business: January 1984 and 1983-1984 Reference Materials 29 1 Small Business: April 1984 and Reference Materials 1983-1984 29 2 Small Business: August 1984 and Reference Materials 1984 29 3 Repeal Record Keeping for Business: Winter 1985 and 1984-1985 Reference Materials 29 4 Small Business: Summer 1985 and Reference Materials 1985 29 5 1986 White House Conference on Small Business, August 1985

Hyde’s Senior Citizen Review 29 6 Summer 1983 and Reference Materials 1983 29 7 November 1983 and Reference Materials 1983-1984 29 8 January 1984 1984 29 9 April 1984 1983-1984 29 10 June 1984 1984 29 11 Summer 1985 1985

Special Report to the Sixth District of Illinois 29 12 Newsletter, Fall 1999 29 13 Newsletter, Spring 2000 29 14 Newsletter and Reference Materials, Spring 2001 29 15 Newsletter and Reference Materials, Fall 2001 29 16 Newsletter and Reference Materials 2002 29 17 Newsletter, December 2003 29 18 Newsletter and Questionnaire, July 2004

Hyde Congressional Report 30 1 Congressional Report 1982 30 2 Congressional Report 1984

30 3 Congressional Report 1986 30 4 Congressional Report 1992 30 5 Congressional Report 1994

Series 2: Administrative Staff, 1985-2000

Sub-series 1: Judy Wolverton, Executive Administrator

31 1 Awards to Narcotics Agents: H.R. 1261 1985 31 2 Israel Defense Aid vs. U.S. Defense Cuts: News Clippings 1986 31 3 Handwritten and other notes 1986 31 4 Child Support 1986-1988 31 5 Federal Child Support Enforcement Act: H.R. 3390 1987 31 6 A Program for Democratic and Economic Renewal in 1987 Central America: May 21 Nicaragua Meeting 31 7 Nicaragua: Reagan-Wright Peace Plan 1987 31 8 Albert LaVerne, CTD Institute: Correspondence 1987 31 9 POW-MIA (Prisoners of War - Missing in Action) 1987 31 10 Foreign Assistance Authorization: H.R. 3100 1987-1988 31 11 Child Abuse 1987-1988 31 12 Prohibit Exports of Military Equipment to Terrorist 1987-1988 Countries: H.R. 3651 31 13 U.S. Holocaust Memorial 1987-1988 31 14 Contra Aid: Nicaragua 1987-1988 31 15 Sikh Community 1987-1988 31 16 Japanese Internment 1987-1988 31 17 Military Base Closings 1988 31 18 Foreign Assistance Authorization- H.R. 3100: 1988 Congressional Research Services 31 19 State Department’s Role in Intelligence 1988 31 20 Israel-Palestine Conflict 1988 32 1 Kampuchea: Vietnam 1988 32 2 Senator Edward Kennedy: Press Censorship 1988 32 3 Korean Air Flight 858 1988 32 4 U.S. Marine Hostage (William Higgins) in Lebanon 1988 32 5 Panama 1988 32 6 Press snub of Reagan address on Nicaragua: Letter to 1988 President Reagan 32 7 Small Business Conference 1988 32 8 Granada 1988 32 9 Newsletter: Congressman Stan Parris c. 1988 32 10 China/Population Control: United Nations Population Fund 1989 (UNFPA) 32 11 Contras: Honduras 1989 32 12 War Powers Resolution Reform: H.J.Res. 234 1989 32 13 Afghanistan 1989 32 14 House Republican Conference: Job Bank 1989

32 15 Assessment of U.S. Economic Assistance to Foreign 1989 Countries: H.R. 1437 32 16 Illinois Congressional Delegation: Chicago’s Most Active 1989 Federal Legislative Agenda Items 32 17 Background Information for FSX Floor Debate: Japan’s 1989 Defense 32 18 Latin America & Caribbean: Western Hemisphere 1989 Subcommittee Recommendations 32 19 Economic Assistance: Philippines 1989 32 20 Press Tracking: September 1988 - March 1989 1989 32 21 LBJ Congressional Intern Packet 1989 32 22 Perquisites c. 1989 32 23 The Acton Institute: For the Study of Religion and Liberty 1990 32 24 Oil Price Gouging: Iraq Invasion of Kuwait 1990 32 25 American Proton Development Corporation 1990

Sub-series 2: Sam Stratman, Press Secretary

32 26 Press Secretaries Manual: A Guide to Media Relations 1989 32 27 Hyde Biographical Information and Remarks 1990-1998 32 28 Partial-Birth Abortion: Master Kit (1 of 2) 1992-1998 33 1 Partial-Birth Abortion: Master Kit (2 of 2) 1992-1998 33 2 War Powers Resolution & the American Overseas Interest 1995 Act 33 3 Class Action Lawsuits 1996-1998 33 4 Electric Industry Hearings 1997 33 5 Alcohol: News Clippings 1997, 1999 33 6 Flag Desecration 1997-1999 33 7 Constitution Survey 1998 33 8 Lethal Drug Abuse Prevention Act 1998 33 9 Political Cartoon: Judiciary Committee/Rule of Law 1998 33 10 Department of Justice 1998-1999 33 11 Republican Matters 1998-1999 33 12 News Clippings 1998-2000 33 13 Common Ground: International Relations 1998-2000 33 14 Sam Stratman: Correspondence 1998-2000 33 15 Children-Friendly Television Programming 1999 33 16 Clinton County: Ohio Department of Transportation 1999 33 17 Press Release: Crime Subcommittee Hearing on COPS 1999 (Community Oriented Policing Services) Program 33 18 Pain Relief Promotion Action: H.R. 2260 1999 33 19 Hate Crimes 1999 33 20 Abortion 1999 33 21 Members’ Guide to Senior House Leadership and 1999 Committee Staff: 106th Congress 33 22 Résumés 1999

34 1 Judiciary Committee Accomplishments 1999 34 2 House Republican Conference: Daily Briefing, August 2 1999 34 3 Y2K 1999 34 4 Juvenile Justice/Guns 1999 34 5 FBI: Foreign Relations Authorization Act 1999 34 6 Censorship, Columbine Massacre, Obscenity: Reference 1999 Materials 34 7 Press Releases, March-July 1999 34 8 Morning News Briefing, June 25 1999 34 9 Talking Points and Statements 1999 34 10 Edits: “Common Decency for Debtors” Hyde New York 1999 Times Article 34 11 Reference Material: Speech Writing 1999 34 12 Hyde Commencement Address: University of Dallas 1999 34 13 Federal Prison Reform Bill 1999 34 14 Floor Procedure in the House of Representatives 1999 34 15 Forfeiture Statute: Money Found in Florida 1999 34 16 Environment 1999-2000 34 17 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1999-2000 34 18 Press Contacts 1999-2000 34 19 Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act: H.R. 1658 (1 of 3) 1999-2000 34 20 Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act: H.R. 1658 (2 of 3) 1999-2000 35 1 Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act: H.R. 1658 (3 of 3) 1999-2000 35 2 News Summary for the Attorney General 2000 35 3 Schedule for Week of September 25 2000 35 4 Judiciary Committee 106th Congress Republican Members 2000 35 5 Correspondence, September 2000 35 6 Armenian Genocide: Assembly of Turkish American 2000 Associations 35 7 Oversight Hearing on Department of Justice: ICITAP 2000 (International Criminal Investigative Training Program) and OPDAT (Overseas Prosecutorial Development, Assistance and Training) 35 8 Hyde Statements on Judiciary Committee Website 2000 35 9 Child Support 2000 35 10 Bankruptcy Reform Act: H.R. 833 2000 35 11 Cincinnati Oktoberfest Invitation from Congressman Steve 2000 Chabot 35 12 Judiciary Committee Phone List 2000 35 13 Asbestos Compensation Act: H.R. 1283 (1 of 2) 2000 36 1 Asbestos Compensation Act: H.R. 1283 (2 of 2) 2000 36 2 Oversight Hearing: Antitrust Enforcement Agencies 2000 36 3 People of Illinois, Joseph Birkett v. Chicago: Evidentiary 2000 Appendix – O’Hare Airport Master Plan 36 4 Congressional Staff Visit to Oman 2000 36 5 Phone Message Book 2000

36 6 Dental “Silver Fillings” [includes 3.5” computer disk] 2000 36 7 BSMG Worldwide GE Crisis Training 2000 36 8 National Republican Congressional Committee: 2000 Congressional Campaign College Program 36 9 O’Hare Airport 2000 36 10 Hyde on Meet the Press: Guns, Elian Gonzalez, Clinton 2000 Legacy, April 16 36 11 Hyde Talking Points: Ritalin/Public School Prescription 2000 Safety 36 12 Doctors’ Rights Bill 2000 36 13 Elian Gonzalez: News Clippings 2000 36 14 White House E-Mail Probe 2000 36 15 European Union 2000 36 16 Fax Cover Sheets 2000 36 17 Gas Pricing 2000

Series 3: Subject Files, 1961-2006

Sub-series 1: Abortion/Pro-Life Issues, 1961-2006

37 1 State Applications Asking Congress to Call a Federal 1961 Constitutional Convention: Committee Print 37 2 News Clippings 1969-1970 37 3 Correspondence 1971-1979 37 4 Roe v. Wade 1972 37 5 Illinois Citizens Concerned for Life: Awards Dinner Program, May 1972 6 37 6 Beal v. Doe; Maher v. Roe 1976 37 7 News Clippings and Correspondence 1976-1978 37 8 “The Humanity of the Unborn,” The Washington Post by Hyde 1977 37 9 Men Playing God Political Cartoon: Chicago Tribune 1977 37 10 : Federal Funding of Abortions - Legislative 1977 History to Section 101 of Public Law 95-205 37 11 Hyde Amendment Brochure c. 1977 37 12 Prayer for Human Life Amendment c. 1977 37 13 National Right to Live Convention Brochure 1978 37 14 Nuremburg Trials 1978 37 15 Federal Funding of Abortions 1978 37 16 Correspondence with Karen Mulhauser of National Abortion 1979 Rights Action League 37 17 Pro-Life Letters from Ronald Reagan 1979-1980 37 18 Harris, Secretary of Health & Human Services, v. McRae et al. 1979-1980 37 19 Endangerment: Section 1617 of Federal Criminal Code 1980 37 20 Federal Funding of Abortions: Supreme Court, October Term, 1980 1979 37 21 “A Congressman’s Thoughts on the Pro-life Movement” by Hyde, c. 1980 The RTL Journal 37 22 Memorandum: The use of the term “unborn child” to describe c. 1980s prenatal life in an abortion statute 37 23 News Clippings 1980-1982 37 24 “Congress is not powerless…” Testimony of Henry Hyde before 1981 the Subcommittee on the Separation of Powers Senate Judiciary Committee 38 1 “The Hatch Amendment: A Legal Analysis” by John S. Baker, Jr. 1981 38 2 “A Human Life Statute” by Stephen H. Galebach 1981 38 3 Correspondence 1981-1987 38 4 “The Human Life Bill: Some Issues and Answers,” by Henry 1982 Hyde, New York Law School Law Review 38 5 The Pope, the Church, and Anti-Semitism by Joseph Sobran 1982

38 6 “The Pastoral Letter we Wish the Bishops had Written,” Phyllis 1982 Schlafly, November 14 38 7 “Abortion and the Conscious of the Nation” by President Ronald 1983 Reagan 38 8 “An Unborn Child’s Lament” and “A Silent Prayer”: Handwritten 1983 Notes 38 9 “A Legal Analysis of the Potential Impact of the Proposed Equal 1983 Rights Amendment (ERA) on the Right to an Abortion or to the Funding of an Abortion”: Congressional Research Service 38 10 Americans United for Life 1983, 1985 38 11 Correspondence, News Clippings, and Reference Materials 1983-1985 38 12 Faye Wattleton: Planned Parenthood 1983-1989 38 13 Mexico City Policy: International Conference on Population 1984 38 14 Family of the Americas Foundation: Mercedes Wilson 1984-1985 39 1 Photoconducting Microelectrodes: Fetal Experimentation 1984-1986 39 2 Hyde for Congress Committee Correspondence: Abortion and other 1984-1988 issues 39 3 Oversight: Abortion Clinic Violence Committee Hearings 1985 39 4 Planned Parenthood 1985 39 5 Child and Family Protection Institute 1985 39 6 “A Heretic in the ACLU,” The Washington Post 1985 39 7 Outlook: Population Growth 1985 39 8 United Nations Fund for Population Activities 1985 39 9 World Population Trends 1985 39 10 The Human Life Review, Summer 1985 39 11 National Right to Life 1985 39 12 Pro-Life Caucus 1985 39 13 “Why Not ‘Fairness’ for Families?” c. 1985 39 14 Reference Materials 1985-1986 39 15 State by State Abortion Statistics 1986 39 16 Office of the Inspector General Audit, , Hyde 1986 Amendment 39 17 “Abortion: An Historical Perspective; Selected References, 1973- 1986 1986”: Congressional Research Service Report 39 18 Call to Conscience: The Pro-Life Year in Review 1985, preface by 1986 President Reagan, edited by Dave Andrusko, National Right to Life News Editor 39 19 The Noel News 1986-1987 39 20 Equal Rights Amendment 1987 40 1 1987-1988 Pro-Life Resource Manual 1987 40 2 National Right to Life 1987 Handbook 1987 40 3 President Reagan’s Pro-Life Bill, March 19 1987 40 4 Rape and Incest Exceptions to Federal Abortion Funding c. 1987 Restriction (Hyde Amendment) 40 5 “Language on Abortion” c. 1987 40 6 Title X: Family Planning Services: Brief Amicus Curiea c. 1987

40 7 Al Gore, Dick Gephardt: Stance on Abortion 1987-1988 40 8 Correspondence 1987-1988 40 9 Product Liability Reform Act: RU-486 Abortion Pill 1987-1991 40 10 Fetal Tissue Research, National Institutes of Health (NIH) (1 of 2) 1987-1992 40 11 Fetal Tissue Research, National Institutes of Health (NIH) (1 of 2) 1987-1992 40 12 China/UNFPA: Asylum 1988 40 13 Washington Memo: Alan Guttmacher Institute 1988 40 14 Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations: H.R. 4783 – 1988 Exon Amendment 40 15 Reproductive Health Equity Act (RHEA): H.R. 4168 1988 40 16 Congress Voting Record, Pro-Choice Candidates 1988 40 17 Abortion: Judicial and Legislative Control – Issue Briefs 1988 40 18 National Sanctity of Human Life Day: Proclamation from President 1988 Reagan 41 1 Rape/Incest, Mother’s Life Exceptions 1988-1989 41 2 Canada: Vote on Abortion Law 1988-1989 41 3 Webster v. Reproductive Health Services; Cruzan v. Harmon; 1988-1990 Turnock v. Ragsdale 41 4 President’s Pro-Life Veto, Rape, Boxer Amendment 1988-1990 41 5 Mexico City Policy 1988-1991 41 6 Freedom of Choice Act (1 of 4) 1988-1993 41 7 Freedom of Choice Act (2 of 4) 1988-1993 42 1 Freedom of Choice Act (3 of 4) 1988-1993 42 2 Freedom of Choice Act (4 of 4) 1988-1993 42 3 Title X: Family Planning, Pregnancy Counseling (1 of 3) 1988-1993 42 4 Title X: Family Planning, Pregnancy Counseling (2 of 3) 1988-1993 42 5 Title X: Family Planning, Pregnancy Counseling (3 of 3) 1988-1993 42 6 Adolescent Family Life Demonstration Program, Title XX: Grants 1989 42 7 C. Everett Kopp, Surgeon General, letter to President Reagan: 1989 Health Effects of Abortion on Women 42 8 Hyde Amendment Debate, Congressional Record, June 15 1989 43 1 Foreign Affairs Hearing: Mexico City Policy, September 21 1989 43 2 U.S. Congress Roll Call Votes on Abortion: 1989 1989 43 3 “A Black American Thinks About Abortion” by Alan L. Keyes c. 1989 43 4 Tax Funding of Abortions: District of Columbia Appropriations 1989-1990 43 5 National Right to Life Committee Correspondence 1989-1990 43 6 Planned Parenthood: Title X Federal Subsidy Birth Control 1989-1991 Research 43 7 Alan Guttmacher Institute: Reasons for Abortions 1989-1991 43 8 Legal Services Corporation (LSC) 1989-1992 43 9 Correspondence and Reference Materials 1989-1992 43 10 Freedom of Choice Act of 1989 1989-1992 43 11 Planned Parenthood vs. Casey: Court Cases 1989-1992 43 12 China/Population Control: United Nations Population Fund 1989-1993 (UNFPA) (1 of 2)

44 1 China/Population Control: United Nations Population Fund 1989-1993 (UNFPA) (2 of 2) 44 2 Fetal Tissue: Reference Materials 1989-1993 44 3 RU-486: Abortion Pill 1989-1994 44 4 House/Congress Roll Call Votes 1989-1995 44 5 News Clippings and Releases (1 of 3) 1989-1998 44 6 News Clippings and Releases (2 of 3) 1989-1998 44 7 News Clippings and Releases (3 of 3) 1989-1998 45 1 Correspondence 1989-1999 45 2 Romania: Nicolae Ceausescu 1990 45 3 News Summaries 1990 45 4 Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, H.R. 625: Prohibits 1990 Abortion as Birth Control 45 5 Patient Self-Determination Act, “Living Will”: H.R. 5835 1990 45 6 Civil Rights Act of 1990 1990 45 7 NRLC (National Right to Life Committee)/NOW (National 1990 Organization for Women) Correspondence 45 8 Shari Richard: Ultrasounds 1990 45 9 Rally for Life: Washington, D.C. 1990 45 10 American Bar Association 1990 45 11 Supreme Court: Dr. Irving Rust, State of New York, et al. vs. Louis 1990 Sullivan, Secretary of Health and Human Services: Brief of Feminists for Life of America and American Association of Prolife Obstetricians and Gynecologists 45 12 Pro-Life Doctors’ Organizations c. 1990 45 13 “Abortion: A Two-Fold Response” by Harold Brown: Christian c. 1990 Action Council 45 14 Religious Freedom Restoration Act (1 of 2) 1990-1992 46 1 Religious Freedom Restoration Act (2 of 2) 1990-1992 46 2 Americans United for Life (AUL) 1990-1992 46 3 Freedom of Choice Act: H.R. 25 (1 of 2) 1990-1992 46 4 Freedom of Choice Act: H.R. 25 (2 of 2) 1990-1992 46 5 Handwritten Remarks and News Clippings 1990-1992 46 6 NARAL (National Abortion Rights Action League) 1990, 1993 46 7 Fetal Tissue: Parkinson’s Disease 1990-1993 46 8 Reference Materials 1990-1993 46 9 Republican Party 1990-1993 46 10 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances: H.R. 796 – Protesting 1990-1994 Reference Materials 47 1 Parental Involvement: Teens 1990-1994 47 2 Abortion and Moral Beliefs: A Survey of American Opinion - 1991 Americans United for Life, Gallup Organization 47 3 Rosters of Key Congressional Committees 1991 47 4 Foreign Non-Government Organizations Receiving U.S. Funds 1991 under the Mexico City Clause 47 5 Abortion and Moral Beliefs 1991

47 6 RU-486 Misconceptions, Myths and Moral by Janice G. Raymond, 1991 Renate Klein, and Lynette J. Dumble 47 7 George Tiller: Late-Term Abortions 1991-1992 47 8 Catholics for a Free Choice (CFFC) 1991, 1993 47 9 West Hartford Police Brutality Case 1992 47 10 Pro-Life Caucus 1992 47 11 “The Democratic Party and the Politics of Abortion,” Governor 1992 Robert Casey: Notre Dame Law School 47 12 Fertility-Control Research 1992 47 13 Election Results 1992 47 14 House Votes Scored by NRLC 1992 47 15 Women’s Health at a Glance: ACOG (American College of 1992 Obstetricians and Gynecologists) 47 16 Illegal Immigration: Congressman Anthony Beilenson 1992 Questionnaire Results 47 17 Human Rights Violations Inherent in China’s Population Control 1992 Programme: Parliament of Australia 47 18 Freedom of Choice Act: General Questions 1992 47 19 Freedom of Choice Act: Professor Laurence Tribe 1992 47 20 Supreme Court: Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania 1992 v. Robert P. Casey: Brief 47 21 March for Life Annual Report 1992 47 22 A Symphony of the Preborn Child: Part III 1992 47 23 Planned Parenthood c. 1992 48 1 Americans United for Life 1992-1993 48 2 Abortion Poll Numbers 1992-1993 48 3 Feminists for Life 1992-1993 48 4 Crisis Pregnancy Centers 1992-1994 48 5 Clinton’s Health Care Plan: Health Security Act 1992-1994 48 6 Joycelyn Elders: Surgeon General 1992-1994 48 7 Articles, Speech, and Reference Materials 1992-1994 48 8 Partial-Birth Abortion: D&X (Dilation & Extraction) Procedure 1992-1995 48 9 Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood, and Race 1992-1995 48 10 1992 Presidential Election and the Abortion Issue 1993 48 11 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child 1993 48 12 Toward the 21st Century: The Population Institute, No. 1-4 1993 48 13 Foreign Affairs Committee Hearing on International Population 1993 Issues 48 14 The National Memorial to the Aborted Babies 1993 48 15 National Institutes of Health Reauthorization: H.R. 4 1993 48 16 Federal Abortion Funding 1993 48 17 National Institutes of Health Revitalization Act: S. 1 - 1993 Congressional Record, May 25 48 18 Congressional Records Excerpt 1993 49 1 Steven Knox vs. United States: Protection of Children from Sexual 1993 Exploitation Act

49 2 Remarks by Governor Robert Casey: National Press Club 1993 49 3 Hyde Amendment: Talking Points and Background 1993 49 4 Role of Nurses 1993 49 5 “Induced Termination of Pregnancy…” Article Rejection: Journal 1993 of the American Medical Association 49 6 Republican Majority Coalition: Hyde Remarks, May 10 1993 49 7 Abortion Fact Sheets 1993 49 8 Freedom of Choice Act 1993 49 9 Congressional Voting Behavior on Pro-Life Legislation c. 1993 49 10 Woman’s Right to Know Legislation Guide: Americans United for c. 1993 Life 49 11 Title X: Family Planning, Title XX: Adolescent Family Life Act c. 1993 49 12 Quotes c. 1993 49 13 Statutory Law on Abortion Counseling: Presidential Executive c. 1993 Order 49 14 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances: H.R. 796 – Hyde 1993-1994 Statements 49 15 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances: H.R. 796 1993-1994 49 16 Correspondence and Reference Materials 1993-1994 49 17 News Clippings 1993-1994 49 18 Clinton Health Care Reform: Abortion Coverage 1993-1994 50 1 Hyde Amendment: Civil Action and Reference Materials 1993-1994 50 2 Hyde Amendment: Medicaid/Clinton Administration (1 of 3) 1993-1994 50 3 Hyde Amendment: Medicaid/Clinton Administration (2 of 3) 1993-1994 50 4 Hyde Amendment: Medicaid/Clinton Administration (3 of 3) 1993-1994 50 5 China/Population Control: United Nations Population Fund 1993-1995 (UNFPA) 50 6 Women’s Health Insurance Costs and Experiences: Report by the 1994 Women’s Research and Education Institute 51 1 Abortion Clinic Violence: Committee Hearings, April 1 & June 10, 1994 1993 51 2 Springfield Right to Life: Public Health Grants, Freedom of 1994 Information Act (FOIA) Request 51 3 Kate Michelman (NARAL): “Abortion is a bad thing” Quote 1994 51 4 United Nations International Conference on Population and 1994 Development (ICPD): Cairo, Egypt 51 5 Guide to Frequently Asked Questions About Abortion: Secretariat 1994 for Pro-Life Activities, National Conference of Catholic Bishops 51 6 Randall Terry Case: Aborted Baby/Bill Clinton 1994 51 7 Life Legal Defense Foundation 1994 51 8 Norplant 1994 51 9 Pro Choice Defense League: Protests 1994 51 10 President’s Health Plan and Women’s Health Hearing: Hyde’s 1994 Testimony, January 26 51 11 President’s Health Plan and Women’s Health Hearing: 1994 Testimony/Statements, January 26

51 12 Handwritten Notes and Correspondence 1994-1997 51 13 Solving the Core Problem of the Legal Services Program: 1995 Statement before Judiciary Committee 51 14 Life Advocacy Briefing: Weekly Bulletins 1995 51 15 RU-486: Abortion Pill (1 of 2) 1995 52 1 RU-486: Abortion Pill (2 of 2) 1995 52 2 National Association for the Advancement of Preborn Children 1995 (NAAPC) 52 3 Henry W. Foster: Surgeon General 1995 52 4 Members of Congress: Catholic, Pro-Life 1995 52 5 Free the Fathers: China 1995 52 6 Protection for Pro-Life Care Sites/Abortion Clinics 1995 52 7 FBI Investigation of Abortion Clinics 1995 52 8 Status of Fiscal Year 1996 Appropriations Bills 1995 52 9 Partial-Birth Abortion: H.R. 1833 1995 52 10 Partial-Birth Abortion: Testimonies before Constitution 1995 Subcommittee of Judiciary Committee, June 15 52 11 Partial-Birth Abortion: Hyde’s Taped Message 1995 52 12 Proudly Pro-Life Awards Dinner: National Right to Life 1995 Educational Trust Fund, April 26 52 13 Abortion Research 1995 52 14 Chinese Refugees: Golden Venture 1995-1996 52 15 Partial Birth Abortion 1995-1997 53 1 Planned Parenthood 1995-1997 53 2 Public Opinion and Media Coverage of Abortion: Secretariat for 1996 Pro-Life Activities, National Conference of Catholic Bishops 53 3 Partial Birth Abortion: 104th Congress (1 of 3) 1996 53 4 Partial Birth Abortion: 104th Congress (2 of 3) 1996 53 5 Partial Birth Abortion: 104th Congress (3 of 3) 1996 53 6 Friend for Life Awards: Program, March 19 1997 53 7 Patient Protection Act: H.R. 4250 1998 53 8 National Right to Life Fundraiser: Hyde Taped Messages 1998 53 9 Stem Cell Research 1999 53 10 New Jersey Post Viability Abortion Act: Peter Flanigan 1999 54 1 Misericordia Correspondence 2000 54 2 Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act: Hyde Remarks, July 24 2002 54 3 Partial Birth Abortion Conference 2003 54 4 The Human Life Foundation Great Defender of Life Dinner, 2003 October 17 54 5 Letter to President George W. Bush: Plan B Pill 2004 54 6 Unborn Victims of Violence Act: H.R. 1997 2004 54 7 Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act 2004 54 8 Correspondence 2004-2006 54 9 Letter to Senator : John Roberts Supreme Court 2005 Nomination 54 10 Hyde Remarks: Stem Cell Research: H.R. 810 2005

54 11 National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund: Annual Proudly 2006 Pro-life Awards Dinner 54 12 Hyde Pro-Life Remarks: National Right to Life Committee 2006 55 1 “Congressman Henry Hyde, Thank You for Saving Babies!” 2006 Album: Correspondence of Thanks & Congratulations (compiled by Life Issues Institute) 54 13 “The Mother” Poem by Gwendolyn Brooks: Reprint Undated 54 14 Handwritten Notes Undated

Sub-series 2: Chicago Airports, 1987-2006

General 56 1 Press 1987 56 2 Airport Noise 1988 56 3 “Chicago’s Airport Future: Sorting out the Issues of Economic c. 1988 Growth, Homeowners’ Rights, and Governmental Responsibility” by Hyde 56 4 O’Hare Airport: No. 0408 (?) (1 of 3) 1988-1990 56 5 O’Hare Airport: No. 0408 (?) (2 of 3) 1988-1990 56 6 O’Hare Airport: No. 0408 (?) (3 of 3) 1988-1990 56 7 “Chicago’s Airport Future” Report: Resolutions 1988-1990 56 8 DuPage County vs. City of Chicago, O’Hare Airport: Airplane 1989 Noise Impact on School Children 56 9 Noise Hearings 1989-1990 57 1 Aviation at the Crossroads in Metropolitan Chicago: Chicago Sun- 1989-1990 Times Symposium 57 2 Senator John McCain: Airline Competition Enhancement Act – S. 1989-1990 1741, Abolish High Density Rule – S. 2851 57 3 FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) “Dear Colleague” Letter: 1990 Public Hearing Process for National Noise Policy 57 4 Airport Security 1990 57 5 Passenger Facility Charge (PFC): Bosco Amendment – H.R. 5170 1990 57 6 Soundproofing 1990 57 7 Secretary of Transportation Samuel Skinner: Correspondence 1990 57 8 1990-191 Illinois Airport Directory 1990 57 9 NAWG (National Airport Watch Group) (1 of 2) 1990-1991 58 1 NAWG (National Airport Watch Group) (2 of 2) 1990-1991 58 2 Lake Calumet Airport (1 of 2) 1990-1991 58 3 Lake Calumet Airport (2 of 2) 1990-1991 58 4 National Aviation Noise Policy: S. 3094 – Senator Wendell Ford 1990-1991 and Senator McCain 58 5 928th Tactical Airlift Group, O’Hare Air Reserve Forces Facility: 1990-1991 Economic Resource Impact Statement 58 6 Lake Calumet Airport: Feasibility Study (1 of 2) 1991 58 7 Lake Calumet Airport: Feasibility Study (2 of 2) 1991 59 1 Noise Assessment Group 1991

59 2 O’Hare Defense Base Closure: Correspondence 1991 59 3 Lake Airdrome: Chicago: Executive Summary 1991 59 4 FY 1992-96 Proposed Airport Improvement Program: Illinois 1991 Department of Transportation, May 59 5 FAA Requires Airlines to Eliminate Nation’s Noisiest Aircraft by 1991 the Year 2000: U.S. Department of Transportation 59 6 Aviation Safety: Problems Persist in FAA’s Inspection Program: 1991 Report, November 59 7 DuPage Airport 1991-1992 59 8 O’Hare Airport 1991-1992 59 9 FAA Data: Karaganis & White, Ltd. 1991-1992 59 10 Chicago/Rockford Correspondence 1991-1993 60 1 Press 1991-1993 60 2 Illinois- Regional Airport: Phased Development of 1992 Greenfield Airport 60 3 Illinois-Indiana Regional Airport: Feasibility of Constructing an 1992 Airport at the Joliet Arsenal 60 4 Governor Jim Edgar: O’Hare/Third Airport 1992 60 5 O’Hare International Airport: Planning Discussion, April 8 1992 60 6 FY 1993-97 Proposed Airport Improvement Program: Illinois 1992 Department of Transportation, May 60 7 The Greater Rockford Airport Conceptual Facilities Replacement 1992 Plan for O’Hare ARFF (Air Reserve Forces Facility), October 60 8 O’Hare Operation Retain Committee 1992-1993 60 9 Constituent Correspondence Against Move to Rockford 1992-1993 60 10 Resolutions Supporting Retention of Military Units at O’Hare 1993 60 11 Department of the Air Force: Base Questionnaire Chicago O’Hare 1993 IAP Air Reserve Station 61 1 Selection Process and Recommendation for Closure/Realignment: 1993 Department of Defense 61 2 Chicago Airport System: News Release and Reference Materials 1993 61 3 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission 1993 Report 1993 to the President 61 4 AWARE: Airport Watchers Alliance for the Regional Environment 1993 61 5 Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) 1993 61 6 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission (1 of 2) 1993 61 7 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission (2 of 2) 1993 62 1 Contributions of the Chicago Airport System to the Chicago 1993 Regional Economy: Final Report, March 62 2 Military Bases – Analysis of DOD’s [Department of Defense] 1993 Recommendations and Selection Process for Closures and Realignments: Report, April 62 3 Hyde Statement: Base Closure and Realignment Commission, 1993 Wayne State University, May 12 62 4 South Suburban Airport Master Plan & Environmental 1994 Assessment: Illinois Department of Transportation Draft 62 5 Illinois/Chicago Air Guard 1994-1995

62 6 O’Hare Base Closure 1994-1996 62 7 Hyde Testimony to Defense Base Closure & Realignment 1995 Commission: O’Hare Airport 62 8 Soundproofing: Hyde Letter to Mayor Richard M. Daley 1995 63 1 Correspondence and Reference Materials (1 of 2) 1995-1996 63 2 Correspondence and Reference Materials (2 of 2) 1995-1996 63 3 Airline Deregulation: Barriers to Entry Continue to Limit 1996 Competition in Several Key Domestic Markets: Report 63 4 Domestic Aviation: Barriers to Entry Continue to Limit Benefits of 1997 Airline Deregulation: Testimony of John H. Anderson, Jr. 63 5 The Partnership for Metropolitan Chicago’s Airport Future: A 1997 Call for Regional Leadership by Hyde and Jesse Jackson, Jr. 63 6 Jesse Jackson, Jr. and Hyde: Chicago Airports 1997 63 7 Federal Government Airport Policies: Letter from Hyde and 1997 Jackson, September 29 63 8 Correspondence and Reference Materials (1 of 2) 1997 63 9 Correspondence and Reference Materials (2 of 2) 1997 64 1 Airline Competition: Aviation Subcommittee Hearing 1997-1998 64 2 “Why I Opposed More Flights to O’Hare” by Hyde for Chicago 1998 Tribune, October 23 64 3 Correspondence, Press, and Reference Materials (1 of 2) 1998 64 4 Correspondence, Press, and Reference Materials (2 of 2) 1998 64 5 O’Hare Airport (1 of 2) 1998-1999 64 6 O’Hare Airport (2 of 2) 1998-1999 64 7 Illinois: Air Traffic Problems 1999 64 8 O’Hare Airport: “Open Skies or a Recipe for Disaster” by Hyde c. 1999 and Jesse Jackson, Jr. 64 9 Proposed Airport Improvement Program: Illinois Department of 2000 Transportation 64 10 Suburban O’Hare Commission Reports 2000 65 1 Airport Gridlock: H.R. 2107 - Hyde Statement before Aviation 2001 Subcommittee 65 2 O’Hare Airport 2001 65 3 Chicago’s Third Airport: March 5 Meeting 2001 65 4 The Emperor’s New Clothes: Peril and Promise in Metropolitan 2001 Chicago’s Aviation Future: Suburban O’Hare Commission 65 5 2001 Annual Report: O’Hare Noise Compatibility Commission 2001 65 6 Press 2001 65 7 National Aviation Capacity Expansion Act: O’Hare Airport 2001-2002 Expansion (1 of 5) 65 8 National Aviation Capacity Expansion Act: O’Hare Airport 2001-2002 Expansion (2 of 5) 65 9 National Aviation Capacity Expansion Act: O’Hare Airport 2001-2002 Expansion (3 of 5) 66 1 National Aviation Capacity Expansion Act: O’Hare Airport 2001-2002 Expansion (4 of 5)

66 2 National Aviation Capacity Expansion Act: O’Hare Airport 2001-2002 Expansion (5 of 5) 66 3 Press 2002 66 4 O’Hare Airport Expansion and Eminent Domain: The Public- 2002 Private Partnership [includes photographs of St. Johannes Cemetery] 66 5 O’Hare Modernization Program (OMP) 2004

Final Environmental Impact Statement Tier 1: FAA Site Approval and Land Acquisition by the State of Illinois Proposed South Suburban Airport [Third Airport: EPA Studies] 66 6 Volume 1: Documentation (1 of 3), April 2002 66 7 Volume 1: Documentation (2 of 3), April 2002 67 1 Volume 1: Documentation (3 of 3), April 2002 67 2 Volume 2: Appendices A-O(1 of 2), April 2002 67 3 Volume 2: Appendices A-O (2 of 2), April 2002 67 4 Volume 3: Appendix P (1 of 3), April 2002 67 5 Volume 3: Appendix P (2 of 3), April 2002 68 1 Volume 3: Appendix P (3 of 3), April 2002 68 2 Volume 4: Appendix P (continued), April 2002

Sub-series 3: Flooding, 1972, 1985-2001

68 3 The Chicago Underflow Plan: Development of a Flood and 1972 Pollution Control Plan for the Chicagoland Area, December 68 4 Deep Tunnel (1 of 2) 1980-1987 68 5 Deep Tunnel (2 of 2) 1980-1987 68 6 Spring Brook: Des Plaines River Flooding (1 of 3) 1983-1988 69 1 Spring Brook: Des Plaines River Flooding (2 of 3) 1983-1988 69 2 Spring Brook: Des Plaines River Flooding (3 of 3) 1983-1988 69 3 FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) (1 of 2) 1985-1990 69 4 FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) (2 of 2) 1985-1990 69 5 Flood Control: Des Plaines River (1 of 2) 1985-1991 69 6 Flood Control: Des Plaines River (2 of 2) [includes photos] 1985-1991 70 1 1987 Flood Disaster 1986-1988 70 2 TARP (Tunnel and Reservoir Plan) 1986-1989 70 3 FEMA: 1991 Spring Flood Campaign and brochures 1986-1991 70 4 Urban Flood Control Press Conference: September 3 1987 70 5 Upper Des Plaines Watershed 1987 70 6 East Branch DuPage River Flooding: Bill Van Zant 1987-1990 70 7 TARP (Tunnel and Reservoir Project): Flood Project 1988 70 8 Upper Des Plaines River 1988 70 9 Army Corps of Engineers: Des Plaines Levee 1989 70 10 O’Hare Airport/TARP 1989-1990 70 11 Wood Dale-Itasca Reservoir 1989-1990 70 12 Busse Woods Reservoir Dam 1990

70 13 Wood Dale-Itasca Flood Control Project Prepared for Project 1990 Inclusion in the Interim Lower Salt Creek Watershed Plan 71 1 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Reorganization 1990-1993 71 2 Glendale Heights: Flood Control 1991 71 3 Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago: 1991 Maintenance and Operations Department 1990 Annual Report 71 4 Briefing for Illinois Congressional Delegation: Prepared by 1991 Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago 71 5 Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago: 1992 Appropriations 71 6 Thornton/McCook Reservoirs 1993-1996 71 7 Thornton/McCook Reservoirs 1997-2000 71 8 Upper Des Plaines River Flood 1999 71 9 TARP 2001

Sub-series 4: Iran-Contra Affair, 1984-1991

General 72 1 “The Case for Aid to the Contras” Speech by President Nixon 1986-1987 72 2 Press 1987 72 3 Thank You for Support Letter/Card from Hyde c.1987 72 4 “The Henry Hyde Rap” c. 1987 72 5 “Semper Sanctimonious...The Iran/Contra Hearings” by Hyde c. 1988 72 6 News Clippings 1988-1989 72 7 “Semper Fidelis..” by Irving Jaffe 1991

Joint Hearings on the Iran-Contra Investigation 72 8 Testimony of Richard V. Secord, May 5-8 1987 72 9 Testimony of Robert C. McFarlane, Gaston J. Sigur, Jr., and Robert 1987 W. Owen, May 11-14, and 19 72 10 Testimony of Adolfo P. Calero, John K. Singlaub, Ellen C. 1987 Garwood, William B. O’Boyle, Joseph Coors, Robert C. Dutton, Felix I. Rodriguez, and Lewis A. Tambs, May 20-21, 27, and 28 72 11 Testimony of Tomas Castillo, May 29 1987 72 12 Testimony of Elliott Abrams, Albert Hakim, David M. Lewis, 1987 Bretton G. Sciaroni, and Fawn Hall, June 2-5, 8, and 9 72 13 Testimony of Glenn A. Robinette, Noel C. Koch, Henry H. 1987 Gaffney, Jr., Stanley Sporkin, and Charles J. Cooper and Presentations by W. Neil Eggleston, June 23-25 72 14 Testimony of Oliver L. North (Questioning by Counsels) Part I, 1987 July 7-10 73 1 Continued Testimony of Oliver L. North and Robert C. McFarlane 1987 (Questioning by Members) Part II, July 10, 13, and 14 73 2 Appendixes to Parts I and II, July 7-10, 13, and 14 1987 73 3 Testimony of John M. Poindexter, July 15-17, 20, and 21 1987

73 4 Testimony of George P. Shultz and Edwin Meese, III, July 23-24, 1987 28, and 29 73 5 Testimony of Donald T. Regan and Caspar W. Weinberger, July 1987 30-31 and August 3 73 6 Testimony of Dewey R. Clarridge, C/CATF, and Clair George, 1987 August 4-6

Report of the Congressional Committees Investigating the Iran-Contra Affair 74 1 Supplemental Views from Hyde 1987 74 2 Supplemental, Minority, and Additional Views, November 1987 74 3 Appendix A: Volume 1 – Source Documents 1988 74 4 Appendix A: Volume 2 – Source Documents 1988 75 1 Appendix B: Volume 1 – Depositions 1988 75 2 Appendix B: Volume 2 – Depositions 1988 75 3 Appendix B: Volume 3 – Depositions 1988 75 4 Appendix B: Volume 4 – Depositions 1988 76 1 Appendix B: Volume 5 – Depositions 1988 76 2 Appendix B: Volume 6 – Depositions 1988 76 3 Appendix B: Volume 7 – Depositions 1988 76 4 Appendix B: Volume 8 – Depositions 1988 77 1 Appendix B: Volume 9 – Depositions 1988 77 2 Appendix B: Volume 10 – Depositions 1988 77 3 Appendix B: Volume 11 – Depositions 1988 77 4 Appendix B: Volume 12 – Depositions 1988 78 1 Appendix B: Volume 13 – Depositions 1988 78 2 Appendix B: Volume 14 – Depositions 1988 78 3 Appendix B: Volume 15 – Depositions 1988 78 4 Appendix B: Volume 16 – Depositions 1988 79 1 Appendix B: Volume 17 – Depositions 1988 79 2 Appendix B: Volume 18 – Depositions 1988 79 3 Appendix B: Volume 19 – Depositions 1988 79 4 Appendix B: Volume 20 – Depositions 1988 80 1 Appendix B: Volume 21 – Depositions 1988 80 2 Appendix B: Volume 22 – Depositions 1988 80 3 Appendix B: Volume 23 – Depositions 1988 80 4 Appendix B: Volume 24 – Depositions 1988 81 1 Appendix B: Volume 25 – Depositions 1988 81 2 Appendix B: Volume 26 – Depositions 1988 81 3 Appendix C: Chronology of Events 1988

Sub-series 5: October Surprise Task Force, 1979-1993

82 1 News Clippings (1 of 2) 1979-1980 82 2 News Clippings (2 of 2) 1979-1980 83 1 Newspapers 1991-1992

82 3 Magazine Coverage 1991-1992 82 4 News Clippings/Press (1 of 2) 1991-1993 82 5 News Clippings/Press (2 of 2) 1991-1993 82 6 Press 1992

Series 4 Legislative, 1982-2006

Sub-series 1: Bills & Resolutions, 1982-1989

Dear Colleague 84 1 “Dear Colleague” Letters on Various Issues 1984-1986

House Resolutions 84 2 Make Tax Code Changes Prospective: H. Res. 42 1985 84 3 El Salvador Vaccination Campaign: H. Res. 145 1985 84 4 International Terrorism Control Treaty: H. Res. 208 1985 84 5 Tax Employer-Paid Benefits and other Life-Support 1985 Benefits: H. Res. 268 84 6 “Vertical Restraints Guideline” and the Law: H. Res. 278, 1985 303 84 7 Disapproving President’s Recommendation to Extend 1985-1986 Waiver Authority under Trade Act of 1974 with respect to Romania: H. Res. 234, 475 84 8 Impeachment of Judge Harry Claiborne: H. Res. 461 1986 84 9 Medicare Payment Processing: H. Res. 468 1986 84 10 Detention of Nicholas Daniloff, U.S. News & 1986 World Report Correspondent: H. Res. 540 84 11 Peace Corps 25th Anniversary: H. Res. 546 1986 84 12 Anti-Terrorism Summit: H. Res. 547 1986

House Bills 84 13 Amend Davis-Bacon Reform Act: H.R. 472 1982-1986 84 14 Tax Deduction for Self-Employed Health Insurance: H.R. 1985 11 84 15 Pro-Rate Social Security Benefits in Month of Death: H.R. 1985 12 84 16 Continued Access to Health Insurance for Women and 1985 Children: H.R. 21 84 17 Enterprise Zone Employment and Development Act: H.R. 1985 38 84 18 Alzheimer’s Relief Package: H.R. 66, 67 1985 84 19 Monument to General Draza Mihailovich for Saving 1985 Airmen in WWII: H.R. 77 84 20 Political Recognition of Nicaraguan Freedom Fighters: H.R. 1985 81 84 21 Repeal Tax Treatment of Debt Instruments Issued for 1985 Property: H.R. 242 84 22 Eliminate Unnecessary Distribution of Agency Reports to 1985 Congress: H.R. 349

84 23 Severance Tax Equity Act: H.R. 350 1985 84 24 Property Settlement – Divorce Decree: H.R. 352 1985 84 25 Contributions to Reduce Debt: H.R. 353 1985 84 26 In-Flight Medical Emergencies Act: H.R. 368 1985 84 27 Confiscated Property Reform: H.R. 383 1985 84 28 Civil Liberties Act: H.R. 442 1985 84 29 Food Labels Display Sodium and Potassium Amounts: H.R. 1985 465 84 30 Review Requests for Commemorative Days, Weeks, an 1985 Months: H.R. 479 84 31 Relief of Franklin F. Offner: H.R. 492 1985 84 32 Relief of Marshall and Nancy Bearce: H.R. 493 1985 84 33 Designates 20 Centers for the Treatment of Alzheimer’s 1985 Disease: H.R. 524 84 34 Preborn Children’s Civil Rights Act: H.R. 555 1985 84 35 Eliminate 5 Month Waiting Period for SSDI (Social 1985 Security Disability Insurance): H.R. 580 84 36 Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention: H.R. 604 1985 84 37 Mandatory Life Sentence for Any Non-Parent Kidnapper: 1985 H.R. 605 84 38 Cash Awards to Federal Employees for Certain Cost 1985 Savings Disclosures: H.R. 607 84 39 Savings and Investment Incentive: H.R. 654 1985 84 40 National Commemorative Events Advisory Act: H.R. 692 1985 84 41 Improve Technology Transfer from Government Labs to 1985 Public: H.R. 695 84 42 Two-Year Budget Cycle: H.R. 748 1985 84 43 Reduce Paperwork Burden of Senior Citizens, Health & 1985 Human Services: H.R. 776 84 44 Prohibit Attorney’s Fees Against Judges out of Actions for 1985 Injunctive Relief: H.R. 877 84 45 Terminate Requirements for Bilingual Ballots: H.R. 949 1985 84 46 Targeted Jobs Tax Credit (TJTC): H.R. 983 1985 84 47 Process Patent Bill: H.R. 1069 1985 84 48 Authorize Appropriations for Famine Relief and Recovery 1985 in Africa: H.R. 1096 84 49 Reform Fourth Amendment Exclusionary Rule: H.R. 1126 1985 84 50 Reform Habeas Corpus Procedures: H.R. 1127 1985 84 51 Information Dissemination and Research Accountability 1985 Act: H.R. 1145 84 52 Amend Congressional Budget Act – Limit Growth of 1985 Federal Spending: H.R. 1170 84 53 Research and Development Tax Credit: H.R. 1188 1985 84 54 Hennepin Canal National Heritage Corridor Act: H.R. 1308 1985 85 1 Kidnapping Reform Act: H.R. 1318 1985 85 2 Regulatory Oversight and Control Act: H.R. 1339 1985

85 3 Amend Social Security Act to Reduce Infant Mortality: 1985 H.R. 1382 85 4 Secretary of Agriculture Improve Productivity of Farmers: 1985 H.R. 1383 85 5 Peremptory Challenge Act: H.R. 1419 1985 85 6 Form 1099 Paperwork Relief Act: H.R. 1423 1985 85 7 Amend Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967: 1985 H.R. 1435 85 8 Public Notice on Antitrust Matters: H.R. 1467 1985 85 9 Mentally Ill: H.R. 1479 1985 85 10 Agricultural Export Expansion Act: H.R. 1517 1985 85 11 Amend Railroad Retirement Act of 1974: H.R. 1550 1985 85 12 Tax Fairness for Families Act: H.R. 1551 1985 85 13 Fraudulent Medical Credentials: H.R. 1581, 1582, 1583 1985 85 14 Drug Enforcement Incentive Act: H.R. 1621 1985 85 15 Contractor Liability and Indemnification: H.R. 1623 1985 85 16 Mail Order Drug Paraphernalia Control: H.R. 1625 1985 85 17 Eliminate Separate Mailing of 1099 Tax Forms: H.R. 1652 1985 85 18 Amend Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 for Child Survival 1985 Fund: H.R. 1746 85 19 Ban Steel Jaw Leghold Traps on Animals: H.R. 1809 1985 85 20 Youth Employment Opportunity Wage: H.R. 1811 1985 85 21 Amend Social Security Act to Guard Beneficiaries Against 1985 Health Fraud: H.R. 1868 85 22 Special Forfeiture of Collateral Profits of Crime to Persons 1985 Acquitted Only by Reason of Insanity: H.R. 1886 85 23 Correct Disparities in the Computation of Social Security 1985 Benefits (Notch Problem): H.R. 1916 85 24 Clarify “Program or Activity” for Educational Institutions 1985 with Federal Financial Assistance: H.R. 2061 85 25 Central Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste 1985 Compact: H.R. 2062 85 26 Amend Trade Act of 1974: H.R. 2115 1985 85 27 Tighten Loopholes to Convict Drug Smugglers: H.R. 2132 1985 85 28 Stop Illegal Immigration: H.R. 2267 1985 85 29 Amend U.S. Code Attorney’s Fees: H.R. 2378 1985 85 30 Field Office Closing Justification Act: H.R. 2401 1985 85 31 Direct Medicare Payment of Registered Nurse Anesthetists: 1985 H.R. 2504 85 32 Child Abductions/Pornography: H.R. 2539 1985 85 33 Fairness and Efficiency in the U.S. Tax Court: H.R. 2592 1985 85 34 10% Tax Rate for Individuals: H.R. 2594 1985 85 35 College Athlete Education & Protection Act: H.R. 2620 1985 85 36 Narcoterrorism Information Rewards Act (NIRA): H.R. 1985 2768 85 37 Fairness for Adopting Families: H.R. 2793 1985

85 38 Home Employment Enterprise Act: H.R. 2815 1985 85 39 Improve Security at International Airports: H.R. 2822 1985 85 40 Eliminate Federal Racketeering Law Abuse: H.R. 2943 1985 85 41 Restrictions on Activities of United Nations Employees: 1985 H.R. 3043 85 42 Improve Annuities for Survivors of Federal Judges: H.R. 1985 3081, H.R. 3570 85 43 Clarify Definition of Local Service Area for Television: 1985 H.R. 3108 85 44 Amend Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938: H.R. 3173 1985 85 45 Members of Armed Forces Sue U.S. for Improper Medical 1985 Care: H.R. 3174 85 46 Congressional Medal of Honor for Tibor Rubin, POW in 1985 Korea: H.R. 3221 85 47 Enterprise Zone Employment & Development Act: H.R. 1985 3232 85 48 Amend Budget Act of 1974: H.R. 3252 1985 85 49 False Claims Act Amendments: H.R. 3334 1985 85 50 Program Fraud Civil Penalties Act: H.R. 3335 1985 85 51 Bribes and Gratuities Act: H.R. 3336 1985 85 52 Anti-Fraud Criminal Enforcement Act: H.R. 3341 1985 85 53 Study of the Social Security “Notch”: H.R. 3359 1985 85 54 Prohibit Employment of Soviet Nationals at U.S. Missions 1985 in Soviet Union: H.R. 3369 85 55 Electronic Communications Privacy Act: H.R. 3378 1985 85 56 Federal Computer Systems Protection Act: H.R. 3381 1985 85 57 Provide a Congressional Security Survey: H.R. 3387 1985 85 58 Covert Agent Disclosure Federal Pension Forfeiture: H.R. 1985 3388 85 59 Narcotics Control Trade Act: H.R. 3404 1985 85 60 Surcharge on Coins and Medals for the Bicentennial: H.R. 1985 3415 85 61 National Adoption Information Clearinghouse: H.R. 3426 1985 85 62 Central American Counterterrorism Act: H.R. 3463 1985 85 63 Medicare Option for the Terminally Ill: H.R. 3474 1985 85 64 Assistance to Noncommunist Resistance Forces in 1985 Mozambique: H.R. 3477 85 65 Eliminate Foreign Predatory Export Credit Practices: H.R. 1985 3515 86 1 Graduated Reduction of the Federal Budget Deficit: H.R. 1985 3520 86 2 Military Assistance to the National Union for the Total 1985 Independence of Angola (UNITA): H.R. 3609 86 3 Trustees to Supervise Administration of Bankruptcy Cases: 1985 H.R. 3664

86 4 Illegal Aliens Not Be Counted in Census Reports Which 1985 Determines Apportionment: H.R. 3710 86 5 Extend Space Available Military Transport (SAMT) to 1985 Disabled Veterans: H.R. 3732 86 6 Criminals’ Accountability Act: H.R. 3742 1985 86 7 Help Educationally Deprived Children: H.R. 3821 1985 86 8 Commemorate Bicentennial, Designate September 17, 1987 1985 as “Constitution Day” Public Holiday: H.R. 3842 86 9 Information Dissemination and Research Accountability 1985 Act: H.R. 5098 86 10 Constitutional Convention Procedures: H.R. 351 1985-1986 86 11 Federal Workfare Assistance: H.R. 471 1985-1986 86 12 Adolescent Pregnancy and Parenthood Act: H.R. 927 1985-1986 86 13 Administrative Law Judge Corps Act: H.R. 1213 1985-1986 86 14 Relief to Filipino War Veterans: H.R. 1302 1985-1986 86 15 Tax Exemptions for Physically Disabled: H.R. 2895 1985-1986 86 16 Copyright Music in Syndicated Television: H.R. 3521 1985-1986 86 17 American Samoa Citizenship: H.R. 3555 1985-1986 86 18 Reduce Soviet Mission to the United Nations: H.R. 3600 1985-1986 86 19 Telecommunications Equipment and Information Services 1985-1986 Act: H.R. 3800 86 20 Disallow MFN (Most Favored Nation) Status to Romania: 1986 H.R. 475 86 21 Death Penalty for Spies: H.R. 704 1986 86 22 AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) Social 1986 Security Assistance Program: H.R. 880 86 23 Narcotics Importation, Manufacture and Control Act: H.R. 1986 1946 86 24 Amendments to Commission on the Bicentennial of the 1986 Constitution: H.R. 3559 86 25 Universal Child Immunization: H.R. 3894 1986 86 26 Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) for Federal and Military 1986 Retirees: H.R. 4057 86 27 Civil Service Retirement Cost of Living Adjustment: H.R. 1986 4060 86 28 Promotion of Democracy in Ethiopia Act: H.R. 4076 1986 86 29 Financial Disclosure for Those with Access to Classified 1986 Information: H.R. 4082 86 30 Prohibit Exports to Countries Supporting Terrorists: H.R. 1986 4135 86 31 Bankruptcy Judgeship Act: H.R. 4140 1986 86 32 Angola Loan Restriction Act: H.R. 4145 1986 86 33 Congressional Gold Medals to Anatoly and Avital 1986 Shcharansky: H.R. 4186 86 34 Interlocking Directorate Act: H.R. 4248 1986 86 35 Antitrust Remedies Improvements Act: H.R. 4250 1986

86 36 Promoting Competition in Distressed Industries: H.R. 4251 1986 86 37 Long-Term Care Patients’ Rights Act: H.R. 4279 1986 86 38 Use of Inventions in Outer Space: H.R. 4316 1986 86 39 Terrorist Prosecution Act: H.R. 4338 1986 86 40 Local Government Liability Relief Act: H.R. 4406 1986 86 41 Telephone Decency Act: H.R. 4439 1986 86 42 Consumer Confidence in Prescription Drugs: H.R. 4482 1986 86 43 Insurance Availability Crisis Commission: H.R. 4524 1986 86 44 Amend Bilingual Education Act: H.R. 4538 1986 86 45 Natural Gas Policy Act Amendments: H.R. 4604 1986 86 46 Small Business Act: H.R. 4621 1986 86 47 Medicaid Infant Mortality Amendments: H.R. 4630 1986 86 48 Amend Walsh-Healey Act: H.R. 4736 1986 86 49 Intellectual Property and Trade Act: H.R. 4747 1986 86 50 Increase Child Care Options for Low-Income Parents: H.R. 1986 4787 86 51 Prevent Discharge of Support Obligations: H.R. 4687 1986 86 52 Diplomatic Safety: H.R. 4858 1986 86 53 Patent Equity Act: H.R. 4899 1986 86 54 Refinancing for Homeowners: H.R. 4911 1986 86 55 Electronic Communications Privacy Act: H.R. 4952 1986 86 56 Protect Victims of Child Abuse: H.R. 5000 1986 86 57 Expand Secret Service White House Security: H.R. 5020 1986 87 1 Provide Issuance of Immigration Visas to Cubans: H.R. 1986 5025 87 2 Requires Health & Human Services to Furnish Statistical 1986 Data Related to Abortions: H.R. 5029 87 3 Penalties for Driving Under the Influence of 1986 Drugs/Alcohol: H.R. 5060 87 4 Long-Term Care Patient Advocacy Act: H.R. 5067 1986 87 5 Omnibus Family Decency Act: H.R. 5100 1986 87 6 Crack and Cocaine Meaningful Penalties Act: H.R. 5112 1986 87 7 Veteran and Defense Health Care: H.R. 5157 1986 87 8 Personal Civil Liability: H.R. 5196 1986 87 9 Emergency Assistance to Farmers and Ranchers Affected 1986 by the Drought: H.R. 5288 87 10 Freedom from Vertical Price Fixing: H.R. 5293 1986 87 11 Relief for Joseph W. Newman: H.R. 5315 1986 87 12 Restrict Travel to U.S. by Soviet Union Citizens until 1986 Nicholas Daniloff Is Freed: H.R. 5529 87 13 Antiterrorism and Arms Export Amendments: H.R. 91 1989 87 14 Security Clearance for Permanent Select Committee 1989 Members: H.R. 269 87 15 Permanent Select Committee – Size, Security Clearance, 1989 and Speaker of the House Attendance: H.R. 279 87 16 Tax Return Contributions to War on Drugs: H.R. 3320 1989

House Joint Resolutions 87 17 Women’s History Week: H.J. Res. 50 1984 87 18 Establish Joint Committee on Intelligence: H.J. Res. 7 1985 87 19 National Women Veterans Recognition Week: H.J. Res. 20 1985 87 20 National Child Safety Week: H.J. Res. 33 1985 87 21 National Legion of Valor Day: H.J. Res. 41 1985 87 22 National Osteoporosis Awareness Week: H.J. Res. 46 1985 87 23 Constitutional Amendment Allowing Item Veto in 1985 Appropriations Act: H.J. Res. 57 87 24 National Family Week: H.J. Res. 62 1985 87 25 Mother’s Day through Father’s Day as “Family Reunion 1985 Month”: H.J. Res. 64 87 26 National Independent Retail Grocer Week: H.J. Res. 74 1985 87 27 National Skin Cancer Prevention and Detection Week: H.J. 1985 Res. 85 87 28 National DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) 1985 Week: H.J. Res. 86 87 29 Right to Life Amendment to Constitution: H.J. Res. 87 1985 87 30 Paramount Right to Life Amendment: H.J. Res. 91 1985 87 31 Amendment to Make English Official U.S. Language: H.J. 1985 Res. 96 87 32 Polish American Heritage Month: H.J. Res. 106 1985 87 33 National Mental Retardation Awareness Month: H.J. Res. 1985 109 87 34 National Inventors’ Day: H.J.Res. 110 1985 87 35 National Child Abuse Prevention Month: H.J. Res. 121 1985 87 36 American Liver Foundation National Liver Awareness 1985 Month: H.J. Res. 127 87 37 National Safety in the Workplace Week: H.J. Res. 131 1985 87 38 National Foster Grandparent Month: H.J. Res. 141 1985 87 39 Memorial for Black Revolutionary War Patriots: H.J. Res. 1985 142 87 40 Commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of 1985 America: H.J. Res. 159 87 41 National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Week: H.J. Res. 1985 170 87 42 National Spinal Bifida Month: H.J. Res. 179 1985 87 43 Education Day, USA: H.J. Res. 186 1985 87 44 World Health Week/ Day: H.J. Res. 189 1985 87 45 Youth Suicide Prevention Month: H.J. Res. 193 1985 87 46 Very Special Arts USA Month: H.J. Res. 204 1985 87 47 Hellen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week: H.J. Res. 227 1985 87 48 Amusement Park Ride Safety Study: H.J. Res. 230 1985 87 49 U.S./Soviet Reciprocity Bill: H.J. Res. 241 1985

87 50 Gold Medals Honoring George and Ira Gershwin: H.J. Res. 1985 251 87 51 Baltic Freedom Day: H.J. Res. 263 1985 87 52 National Hospice Month: H.J. Res. 288 1985 87 53 Recognizing Camp Fire, Inc. for 75 Years of Service: H.J. 1985 Res. 298 87 54 National Intelligence Community Week: H.J. Res. 304 1985 87 55 Benign Essential Blepharospasm Awareness Week: H.J. 1985 Res. 308 87 56 Lessons of Granada Week: H.J. Res. 313 1985 87 57 National Diabetes Month: H.J. Res. 314 1985 87 58 National Adoption Week: H.J. Res. 320 1985 87 59 Genocide on the Peoples of Ethiopia: H.J. Res. 324 1985 87 60 Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Week: H.J. Res. 329 1985 87 61 National Young Writers Week: H.J. Res. 368 1985 87 62 Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: H.J. 1985 Res. 372 87 63 National Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Awareness Week: H.J. 1985 Res. 375 87 64 Designate 1986 as “Year of the Flag”: H.J. Res. 424 1985 87 65 National Child Identification and Safety Information Day: 1985 H.J. Res. 438 87 66 National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week: H.J. 1985 Res. 450 87 67 Line Item Veto: H.J. Res. 49 1985-1986 87 68 National Nuclear Medicine Month: H.J. Res. 297 1986 87 69 National Firefighters Day: H.J. Res. 479 1986 87 70 Women’s History Week: H.J. Res. 499 1986 87 71 National Alzheimer’s Disease Month: H.J. Res. 514 1986 87 72 National Employ the Older Worker Week: H.J. Res. 523 1986 87 73 Emergency Medical Services Week: H.J. Res. 529 1986 87 74 Older Americans Month: H.J. Res. 542 1986 87 75 National Energy Education Day: H.J. Res. 543 1986 87 76 National Barriers Awareness Day: H.J. Res. 544 1986 87 77 Fair Housing Month: H.J. Res. 561 1986 87 78 Berlin Wall/Berlin Freedom Day: H.J. Res. 587 1986 87 79 National Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Week: H.J. 1986 Res. 619 87 80 National Reye’s Syndrome Week: H.J. Res. 638 1986 87 81 “Let Freedom Ring Day” July 3, 1986: H.J. Res. 664 1986 87 82 Helsinki Human Rights Day: H.J. Res.667 1986 87 83 Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month: H.J. Res. 678 1986 87 84 Repealing the 22nd Amendment (Presidential Term): H.J. 1986 Res. 687 87 85 National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: 1986 H.J. Res. 694

House Concurrent Resolutions 87 86 Follow Lead of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, in Curbing Alcohol 1984-1985 Consumption by Teenagers: H. Con. Res. 305, 86 87 87 Federal Home Loan Bank Board Delay Regulations Date: 1985 H. Con. Res. 34 87 88 Americans Missing in Southeast Asia: H. Con. Res. 37 1985 87 89 Polish Human Rights: H. Con. Res. 209 1985 87 90 Condemns Soviet Union for the Murder of Journalist 1985 Charles Thornton: H. Con. Res. 212 87 91 National POW/MIA (Prisoner of War/Missing in Action) 1985 Recognition Day: H. Con. Res. 451 87 92 Famine in Ethiopia and Resettlement Policy: H. Con. Res. 1986 285 87 93 Soviet Union Release of Naum Meiman and Inna 1986 Kitrosskaya-Meiman: H. Con. Res. 317 87 94 Soviet Union’s Persecution of Members of Ukranian and 1986 other Public Helsinki Monitoring Groups: H. Con. Res. 332 87 95 Organization of American States on Democracy in 1986 Nicaragua: H. Con. Res. 349 87 96 Jamming Radio Broadcasting: H. Con. Res. 386 1986 87 97 Open Hungarian Boarder to the West: H. Con .Res. 196 1989

Sub-series 2: Legislative Research, 1982-2006

Children/Youth 88 1 Adoption/Family Preservation 1991-1995 88 2 Child Day Care 1994-1995 88 3 Child Pornography: Crime Subcommittee 1994-1995 88 4 Indian Child Welfare Act 1995 88 5 Child Support: H.R. 801 1995 88 6 Child Pornography 1995 88 7 Parent Training for First-Time Parents 1998-1999 88 8 Children’s Defense Act: H.R. 2036 1999 88 9 Jeremy and Julia’s Law (Day Care Crimes): H.R. 469 2000 88 10 Child Support/Care 2001

Funding Requests FY 2000 88 11 Chicago Shoreline 1999-2000 88 12 Projects Affecting the Sixth District: Hyde Requested 2000 Federal Funds 89 1 Transportation Appropriations 2000 89 2 American Trans Air: Washington, DC Airport 2000 89 3 Addison 2000 89 4 DuPage County 2000 89 5 Brookfield Zoo 2000

89 6 Chicago Board of Trade 2000 89 7 DuPage Children’s Museum 2000 89 8 Gas Prices 2000 89 9 Haymarket Center 2000 89 10 Save a Life Foundation 2000 89 11 Tariff Bill: H.R. 3869 – Copper/Brass 2000 89 12 Metra 2000 89 13 Wacker Drive/Stevenson Expressway 2000 89 14 Thornton/McCook Reservoirs: TARP (Tunnel and 2000 Reservoir Project) 89 15 Upper Des Plaines River: Flood 2000 89 16 University of Illinois: Terascale Computing Systems 2000 89 17 Center for Criminal Justice Technology: COPS 2000 89 18 Illinois Rivers 2020 2000 89 19 Year 2000 Summary & Update: Illinois Department of 2000 Transportation 89 20 Lombard 2000-2001

General 89 21 Federal Charters 1989 89 22 Waco Hearings: Crime Subcommittee 1993, 1995 89 23 Balefill: Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County 1993-1995 (SWANCC) 90 1 Arms Control: Chemical Weapons 1993-1995 90 2 Background on Assault Weapons from Senator Feinstein 1994 90 3 Term Limits 1994-1995 90 4 Term Limits 1994-1995 90 5 An Artistic Discovery: Congressional High School Art 1994-2002 Competition (1 of 2) 90 6 An Artistic Discovery: Congressional High School Art 1994-2002 Competition (2 of 2) 91 1 Chronology File: Issues to Support/Address (1 of 2) 1995 91 2 Chronology File: Issues to Support/Address (2 of 2) 1995 91 3 Legal Services Corporation 1995 91 4 Lobby Reform: Constitution Subcommittee 1995 91 5 Affirmative Action (1 of 2) 1995 91 6 Affirmative Action (2 of 2) 1995 92 1 Counterterrorism: Crime Subcommittee (1 of 3) 1995 92 2 Counterterrorism: Crime Subcommittee (2 of 3) 1995 92 3 Counterterrorism: Crime Subcommittee (3 of 3) 1995 92 4 Rudy Ridge Standoff, Waco Siege, Oklahoma City 1995 Bombing 92 5 Tort Reform 1995 92 6 Tort Reform 1995 92 7 School Prayer 1995 93 1 Antitrust, Charitable Giving Protection Act: S. 978 1995

93 2 State Senators & Representatives in Sixth Congressional 1995 District 93 3 Environmental Audit Bill: H.R. 1047 (1 of 3) 1995-1997 93 4 Environmental Audit Bill: H.R. 1047 (2 of 3) 1995-1997 93 5 Environmental Audit Bill: H.R. 1047 (3 of 3) 1995-1997 94 1 Hatch Act/Federal Buildings in Illinois 1996 94 2 Letter to the Editor, Glen Ellyn News: Hyde, Budget 1996 94 3 Topics Ahead for House Judiciary Committee c. 1996 94 4 Toxics: Hazardous Wastes Fertilizer 1997 94 5 Education 1997, 2000 94 6 FRA: Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) 1998 94 7 Wool Tariffs: Illinois 1999 94 8 COPS (Community Oriented Policing Services) 1999 94 9 Exporters: Sixth Congressional District 1999 94 10 School Vouchers 1999 94 11 Columbine High School Shooting 1999 94 12 Independent Counsel Statute 1999 94 13 Y2K: Year 2000 Technology Problem 1999 94 14 Ann Arbor PAC (Political Action Committee) 1999 94 15 Hyde Biography, Sixth District Mayors 1999 94 16 National Security Agency (NSA) Programs: Jobs, 1999 Education 94 17 Illinois: DNA Labs 1999 94 18 Supermajority: Tax Revisions Constitutional Amendment c. 1999 94 19 Amending the Pledge of Allegiance c. 1999 94 20 Social Security Background c. 1999 94 21 Illinois: Religious Group Endeavors 1999-2000 94 22 Congressional Record Submissions 1999-2002 94 23 WOPA (Oak Park?): Thank You Letters 2000 94 24 National Strategy for Homeland Security 2000 94 25 Correspondence 2000 94 26 Illinois Arts Council Grants: 6th Congressional District 2000 94 27 Postal Service: Revenue/Rate Increase 2000 94 28 Securities & Exchange Commission: Monetta Financial 2000 Services 94 29 Health & Human Services: “Rejuvenique” Skin Care/FDA 2000 94 30 Ed Degrenier: Health Insurance/Drug Costs 2000 95 1 River Walk Project, Ottawa, Illinois: Tom Mooney 2000 95 2 Kristen’s Law/Missing Adults: S. 2065 2000 95 3 Lombard Area American Association of University Women 2000 (AAUW) Candidate Forum 95 4 Antitrust Exemptions for Physicians: H.R. 1304 2000 95 5 Asbestos 2000-2001 95 6 Arc Pond Renovation, Ohio: Tom Mooney 2000-2001 95 7 Gas 2000-2001 95 8 National Association of Postmasters 2001

95 9 Postal Services Board of Governors Vacancy: Nomination 2001 95 10 University of Dallas: Funding 2001 95 11 House Republican Committee Membership: 107th Congress 2001 95 12 107th Congress Legislation 2001 95 13 The Illinois Coalition 2001 95 14 Tax Relief: President George W. Bush’s Plan 2001 95 15 Grants: Sixth Congressional District 2001 95 16 Addison Center for the Arts 2001 96 1 Energy & the Environment 2001 96 2 Loyola University Chicago Research & Development 2001 Request – Health/Medical Facility 96 3 Brookfield Zoo 2001 96 4 Canadian Geese Problem 2001 96 5 Fire Fighters 2001 96 6 Co-Sponsored by Hyde 2001 96 7 Gas Tax Reduction Act: H.R. 1980 2001 96 8 Metropolitan Family Services: Chicago c. 2001 96 9 Labor-Health & Human Services-Education Questions for c. 2001 Member Requests 96 10 Public Safety Officers’ Benefits (PSOB) 2001-2002 96 11 Agricultural Jobs: H.R. 3142 2003 96 12 Verizon v. Trinko Supreme Court: Antitrust Savings 2003-2004 96 13 Department of Justice: FBI, Patriot Act, Terrorism 2004 96 14 Federal Communications Commission (FCC): Letter to 2004 Attorney General John Ashcroft 96 15 Continuity in Representation Act: H.R. 2844 2004 96 16 Dr. Pamela Blake, Georgetown: Neurology/Aggression 2005

Immigration 96 17 American Association of Russian Jews 1994-1995 97 1 Ricky Ray Hemophilia Relief Fund Act: Immigration & 1995 Claims Subcommittee 97 2 Business Immigration Concerns 1995 97 3 Immigration Legislation 1995: Information & Analysis 1995 97 4 Business Immigration Briefing, September 7 1995 97 5 Illinois Coalition for Immigrant & Refugee Protection 1995 97 6 API FIRE (Asian Pacific Islanders for Immigration Rights 1995 & Empowerment) 97 7 Population-Environment Balance 1995 97 8 Immigration (1 of 3) 1995 97 9 Immigration (2 of 3) 1995 97 10 Immigration (3 of 3) 1995

International Relations 98 1 Foreign Aid Effectiveness 1987-1999 98 2 Peru: Prisoner Transfer 1993-2000

98 3 Intercountry Adoption 1996-1999 98 4 Jennifer Davis and Krista Barnes: Americans Imprisoned in 1996-1999 Peru (1 of 2) 98 5 Jennifer Davis and Krista Barnes: Americans Imprisoned in 1996-1999 Peru (2 of 2) 98 6 “80/20” Rule: Narcotics 1998 98 7 China Missiles: News Clippings 1999 98 8 Summary of US-China World Trade Organization 1999 Agreement 98 9 Iraq Opposition Groups: Iraq Liberation Act 1999 98 10 North Korea 1999 98 11 WWII Claims: Switzerland 1999 99 1 Cerna Property Claims: Nicaragua 1999-2000 99 2 Russia’s Road to Corruption: Speaker’s Advisory Group on 2000 Russia 99 3 Foreign Aid: IMF (International Monetary Fund) 2000 99 4 Slovak Republic 2000 99 5 Slovakia 2000 99 6 China: PNTR (Permanent Normal Trade Relations) 2000 99 7 International Relations Committee Chairmanship 2000 Background 99 8 Winning in Korea Without Landmines: Vietnam Veterans of 2000 America Foundation 99 9 International Criminal Court 2000 99 10 South America: Emigration 2000 99 11 Pakistan’s Cooperation on Counterterrorism Efforts 2000 99 12 North Korea Humanitarian Relief 2000-2001 99 13 World Hunger 2001 99 14 Korea: Animal Protections 2001 99 15 Speaker’s Meeting with President Kufour of Ghana 2001 99 16 Speaker’s Meeting with Prime Minister Sharon of Israel 2001 99 17 Meeting with President-Elect Toledo of Peru 2001 99 18 Meeting with Foreign Minister Papandreou of Greece 2001 99 19 Meeting with President Bouteflika of Algeria 2001 99 20 Meeting with Prime Minister Hariri of Lebanon 2001 99 21 Meeting with President Rodriguez of Costa Rica 2001 100 1 International Education: 107th Congress 2001 100 2 Kyoto Protocol & Climate Change [damaged] 2002 100 3 Trans-Nicaragua Oil Pipeline 2002 100 4 Venezuela/US Energy: Crude Oil 2002 100 5 China and the WTO: Compliance and Monitoring – Hearing 2004 100 6 Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD): David Kay’s 2004 Testimony 100 7 Aircraft Sale to Pakistan, CQ Today 2006 100 8 Hyde Opening Statement: Asian Free Trade Agreements 2006

Military/Defense 100 9 POW/MIA (1 of 2) 1982-1988 100 10 POW/MIA (2 of 2) 1982-1988 100 11 POW/MIA 1993-1997 101 1 Hines Center: Veterans Affairs (1 of 2) 1996-1998 101 2 Hines Center: Veterans Affairs (2 of 2) 1996-1998 101 3 Hines VA Hospital: Benefits 1996-2001 101 4 Lieutenant Colonel John Whiteside 1997-1999 101 5 Rumsfeld Commission: Missile Defense 1998 101 6 Edmeier Corporation Case: Army Corps of Engineers 1998-1999 101 7 Vieques, Puerto Rico: US Navy Training 1999 101 8 Department of Defense: Anthrax Program 1999 101 9 Illinois: Veterans for Unification 1999-2000 102 1 Hines VA Hospital: Dr. Charles Andrus 1999-2000 102 2 VISN (Veterans Integrated Service Network) 12: Veterans 1999-2002 Affairs Great Lakes Health Care System 102 3 Hines VA Hospital 2000 102 4 Illinois Congressional: Veterans Affairs POCs (Point of c. 2000 Care) 102 5 Veterans Affairs-Housing & Urban Development: DU- 2001 COMM (DuPage Public Safety Communications) 102 6 Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation: 2001 Previously School of the Americas (SOA) 102 7 Military Tribunals: Articles by 2001 102 8 Envelop Protective Covers: Army 2005 102 9 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission: 2005 Volume 1 102 10 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission: 2005 Volume 2

Transportation 103 1 Information from the Federal Railroad Administration 1994-1995 (FRA) 103 2 Safety Statistics 1994-1996 103 3 Railroad Crossing: Train Whistles/Horns (1 of 2) 1994-1996 103 4 Railroad Crossing: Train Whistles/Horns (2 of 2) 1994-1996 103 5 Railroad Crossing Analysis: Chicago Area Transportation 1995 Study Maps 103 6 DuPage Mayors & Managers Conference: Railroad Grade 1995 Crossing Task Force 103 7 Elmhurst Whistle Blowing 1995 103 8 Des Plaines: Swift Rail Development Act 1996 103 9 Train Whistle: District Meeting 1996 103 10 News Clippings 1996 104 1 Proposed Rule for Horns at Highway-Rail Crossings 1999 104 2 Railroad Retirement 1999-2000

104 3 Northwest Municipal Conference 2000 104 4 Chicago Area Transportation Study: Working Papers 2000 104 5 Ground Transportation Subcommittee Hearing, July 18 2000 104 6 Railroad Crossing: Train Whistles/Horns (1 of 2) 2000 104 7 Railroad Crossing: Train Whistles/Horns (2 of 2) 2000 105 1 Illinois Department of Transportation Annual Report 2000 105 2 Regional Transportation Authority: Annual Budget & Five- 2000 Year Program 105 3 Sixth District Highways & Transportation Projects (1 of 2) 2000 105 4 Sixth District Highways & Transportation Projects (1 of 2) 2000 105 5 Pace, CTA (Chicago Transit Authority), RTA (Regional 2000-2001 Transportation Authority) 105 6 Illinois Department of Transportation: Proposed Highway 2001 Improvement Program 105 7 Federal Aviation Administration: Office Furniture/Federal 2003 Prison Industries

Series 5: Constituent Correspondence, 1991, 1997-2001

106 1 April-June 1991 106 2 Package Delivery Service (1 of 2), August-September 1991 106 3 Package Delivery Service (2 of 2), August-September 1991 106 4 August-September 1991 106 5 Design Innovation & Technology Act: H.R. 1790, October 1991 106 6 November-December 1991 107 1 March-December 1997 107 2 June-November 1998 107 3 January 1999 107 4 February-March 1999 107 5 April 1999 107 6 May (1 of 2) 1999 107 7 May (2 of 2) 1999 108 1 February-May 1999 108 2 June (1 of 2) 1999 108 3 June (2 of 2) 1999 108 4 July 1999 108 5 August 1999 108 6 September (1 of 2) 1999 108 7 September (2 of 2) 1999 109 1 District Office, September-December 1999 109 2 October (1 of 2) 1999 109 3 October (2 of 2) 1999 109 4 November 1999 109 5 December 1999 109 6 January 2000 110 1 District Office, January-May 2000 110 2 February (1 of 2) 2000 110 3 February (2 of 2) 2000 110 4 Small Business Review Panel Technical Amendments: H.R. 2000 1882, February 110 5 March-April 2000 110 6 Gun Control, March-April 2000 111 1 May 2000 111 2 Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization: H.R. 1248. 2000 May 111 3 June-July (1 of 2) 2000 111 4 June-July (2 of 2) 2000 111 5 Effective, National Firearms Objectives for Responsible, 2000 Common-sense, Enforcement (ENFORCE) Act: H.R. 4066, June-August

111 6 Community Protection Act: H.R. 218, June-August 2000 111 7 August-September 2000 112 1 September-October 2000 112 2 January-March 2001 112 3 Africa: Hunger, March 2001 112 4 Internet Freedom: H.R. 1542, May-June 2001

Series 6: International Relations Committee, 2003-2006

Floor Remarks 113 1 Floor Remarks 2003-2005 113 2 Floor Remarks 2006 113 3 “9/11” Resolution 2004 113 4 United Nations Reform Act 2005 113 5 USA Patriot Act and Terrorism Prevention Reauthorization 2005 Act: H.R. 3199 113 6 60th Anniversary of Conclusion of WWII: H. Con. Res. 191 2005 113 7 Foreign Authorization Bill: H.R. 2601 Opposition 2005 113 8 East Asia Security Act: H.R. 3100 2005 113 9 European Union-China Arms Embargo and Resolution 2005 113 10 Iraq Election Resolution 2005 113 11 Palestinian Elections: H. Res. 56 2005 113 12 London Terror Attacks: H. Res. 356 2005 113 13 “9/11” Commemoration 2006

Talking Points 113 14 Internally Displaced Persons in Eastern Burma 2004 113 15 Amending the Iran Nonproliferation Act 2005 113 16 World Wide Availability of Foreign Service Officers c. 2005 113 17 US-China Relations c. 2005 113 18 Shanghai Cooperation Organization c. 2005

General Remarks 113 19 Wheeling High School Club Drug Event 2003 113 20 Loyola University Chicago: People-to-People Exchanges - 2004 Cuba 113 21 Ambassadors’ Reception 2004 113 22 Forward written by Hyde for A Legislative History of the 2004 Taiwan Relations Act, Volume 4 by Lester Wolff 113 23 WWII 60th Anniversary: Navy Pier, Chicago 2005 113 24 Japanese Delegation 2005

General 113 25 Chairman Hyde Portrait Unveiling, May 7 2003 113 26 Holiday Greetings 2004-2005 113 27 Invitations to Hyde 2005-2006

Press 113 28 Letters to the Editor 2003-2004 113 29 Press Releases 2003-2005

113 30 Press Clippings 2004-2005

Series 7: Judiciary Committee, 1985-2004

Sub-series 1: Flag Protection, 1967, 1989-2001

114 1 Flag Bills 1967 114 2 Texas vs. Johnson 1989 114 3 Votes on H. Res. 186 and S. Res. 151 1989 114 4 Report on H.R. 2978: Flag Protection Act 1989 114 5 Post-Senate Action 1989 114 6 Reference Materials (1 of 2) 1989-1990 114 7 Reference Materials (2 of 2) 1989-1990 114 8 News Clippings 1989-1990 114 9 Condemning Flag Burning: H. Con. Res. 339 1990 114 10 “Justices Overturn Federal Flag Law,” Washington Post, June 12 1990 114 11 Establish U.S. Flag Commission: H.R. 5080 1990 114 12 Constitutionality of Statute to Protect Flag, March 22 1990 115 1 “Dear Colleague” Letter: 213th Anniversary of the Flag, June 14 1990 115 2 Flag Burning Article by Samuel Stoll 1990 115 3 “Dear Colleague” Letter from Sensenbrenner 1990 115 4 Gallup Poll: Flag Burning 1990 115 5 Hyde Statements on Flag Protect Amendment 1990 115 6 News Clipping 1994 115 7 Hyde Remarks: H.J.Res.79 1995 115 8 Report and Testimonies: H.J. Res. 79 1995 115 9 Hyde Remarks: Flag Amendment Debate H.J. Res. 54 1997 115 10 Let the People Decide: Citizens Flag Alliance Booklet c. 2001 115 11 ‘What So Proudly We Hailed…’ Our Flag’s History, Tradition and Undated Proper Display: Booklet

Sub-series 2: President Clinton Impeachment, 1997-2000

General 115 12 Constitutional Grounds for Impeachment: Committee Print 1974 115 13 News Clippings (1 of 2) 1997-1998 115 14 News Clippings (2 of 2) 1997-1998 115 15 Bacon’s MediaSource: List of Papers 1998 115 16 PR Newswire 1998 115 17 CNN Sunday Show Transcripts, January 25 1998 115 18 “Is Bill Clinton Fit to Be President?” by Michael Gerson, U.S. 1998 News & World Report, February 9 115 19 Right-Wing Conspiracy, Los Angeles Times, February 24 1998 115 20 News Clippings & Article Search, June-July 1998 116 1 Biographies: Judiciary Committee Members, July 1998

116 2 White House: Office of the Press Secretary, July 1998 116 3 “The Independent Counsel Law,” The Federal Lawyer, July 1998 116 4 “Compendium of Precedents Involving Rulings and Applications 1989 of Evidentiary Principles from Selected Impeachment Trials”: Congressional Research Service Report for Congress, July 3 116 5 “That ‘Celestial Fired Called Conscience’” by Alan Charles Raul, 1998 Washington Post, July 27 116 6 “Contagious Corruption,” The Weekly Standard: Battalino, August 1998 3 116 7 Remarks: Federal Prosecutors, Congressional 1998 Record, August 5 116 8 News Clippings, September-November 1998 116 9 White House: Office of the Press Secretary, September 11 1998 116 10 The Cook Political Report: National Journal Supplement, October 1998 3 116 11 Senator Robert Byrd Statement: A Solemn Responsibility, October 1998 7 116 12 Vote Count (258 Yeas, 176 Nays) on Impeachment Investigation 1998 Resolution: H. Res. 581 [signed to Hyde from Newt Gingrich], October 8 116 13 Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment: Modern 1998 Precedents – Judiciary Committee Print, November 116 14 Hearing on “The Background and History of Impeachment”: 1998 Testimony of Stephen Presser (Professor of Legal History) before the Constitution Subcommittee, November 9 116 15 Statement by Jonathan Turley (Professor of Public Interest Law) 1998 before the Constitution Subcommittee, November 9 116 16 Statement of Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr before the House 1998 Committee on the Judiciary, November 19 117 1 Impeaching President Clinton for high crimes and misdemeanors: 1998 H.R. 611 117 2 Hyde/Judiciary Committee Press Releases 1998 117 3 Notable Quotes: Leon Panetta 1998 117 4 Highlights of House Ethics Rules 1998 117 5 Watergate Timeline 1998 117 6 Investigation Quotes, Articles, and Reference Materials 1998 117 7 Lawyers Joseph diGenova and Victoria Toensing: Press 1998 117 8 “Mr. President, Do the Right Thing and Step Down,” letter from 1998 Representative Ben Jones 117 9 Deschler’s Precedents [photocopy] 1998 117 10 “The Damage Is Done,” by Bob Herbert 1998 117 11 “The Foundations of Trust,” Philosophy & Public Policy 1998 117 12 Transcript Services 1998 117 13 Impeachment Resolutions: H.R. 10, 611, and 614 1998-1999 117 14 News Clippings & Press 1998-2000

117 15 House Managers Exhibiting Articles of Impeachment: Transcript, 1999 January 7 117 16 Reply of the US House of Representatives to the Trial 1999 Memorandum of President Clinton, January 14 117 17 Hyde’s closing remarks at Clinton Impeachment Trial, January 16 1999 117 18 Hyde’s closing argument, February 8 1999 117 19 Censure of President Clinton: S. Res. 44, February 12 1999 117 20 Flag flown at U.S. Capitol during Clinton Impeachment 1999 Proceedings: Correspondence 118 1 The Rule of Law in the Wake of Clinton: Cato Institute 2000 Conference, July 12 118 2 Final Report of the Independent Counsel: Regarding Monica 2002 Lewinsky and Others

Committee Prints 118 3 Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment: Modern 1998 Precedents: Report by the Staff of the Impeachment Inquiry, November 118 4 Submission by Counsel for President Clinton, December 1998 118 5 Presentations by the Investigative Counsel, December 10 1998 118 6 Consideration of Articles of Impeachment, December 10, 11, & 12 1998

Judiciary Committee Report 118 7 Impeachment of President Clinton: With Additional, Minority, and 1998 Dissenting Views to accompany H. Res. 611, December 16

Hearings: Constitution Subcommittee of Judiciary Committee 118 8 Background and History of Impeachment, November 9 1998 118 9 Impeachment Inquiry of President Clinton, November 19 1998 118 10 The Consequences of and Related Crimes, December 1 1998 118 11 Presentation on Behalf of the President, December 8 & 9 1998

Communication from Kenneth Starr, Independent Counsel 119 1 Referral from Independent Counsel: House Document 105-310, 1998 September 11 119 2 Appendices to Referral: House Document 105-311, Part 1, 1998 September 18 119 3 Appendices to Referral: House Document 105-311, Part 2, 1998 September 18

Senate Documents 120 1 Evidentiary Record Pursuant to S. Res. 16, Volume III, Part 1 of 2: 1999 Appendices to Referral, House Document 105-311, Part 1, January 8

120 2 Evidentiary Record Pursuant to S. Res. 16, Volume IV, Part 2 of 3: 1999 Supplemental Materials to Referral, House Document 105-316, Part 2, January 8

Ken Starr Report 120 3 Referral to House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, U.S. 1998 Code, § 595 (c): Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth Starr [original] (1 of 3), September 9 120 4 Referral [copy 1] (2 of 3), September 9 1998 120 5 Referral [copy 1] [signed by Starr] (3 of 3), September 9 1998 121 1 Referral [copy 2] (1 of 3), September 9 1998 121 2 Referral [copy 2] (2 of 3), September 9 1998 121 3 Referral [copy 2] (3 of 3), September 9 1998 121 4 Referral [copy 3] (1 of 3), September 9 1998 121 5 Referral [copy 3] (2 of 3), September 9 1998 121 6 Referral [copy 3] (3 of 3), September 9 1998

Series 8: Campaigns, 1962-2007

122 1 Non-Partisan Committee to Elect Hyde: Stationery [damaged] c. 1960s 122 2 “A man on the move for you”: Campaign Card and Brochure 1962 122 3 Thank You Letter, December 27 1962 122 4 1964 Campaign Materials 1964 122 5 1966 Campaign Correspondence 1966 122 6 1966 Campaign Materials & News Clippings 1966 122 7 Citizen’s Committee to Elect Hyde: Reception Invitation 1966 122 8 Campaign Cards 1966, 1968 122 9 Hyde and Hellmut Stolle Campaign Cards c. 1966, 1968 122 10 Hyde campaign invites constituents to stage play: News Clipping 1968 122 11 Letter/Invitation 1970 122 12 Your Capital Guide: Washington, D.C. : Hyde brochure c. 1970s 122 13 Hyde Door Hanger c. 1970s 122 14 Hyde Primary Election Brochure c. 1970s 122 15 Apportionment Maps and Descriptions: Congressional Districts 1971 122 16 Campaign Materials, Correspondence, and News Clippings 1971-1974 122 17 1972 Campaign: Primary Report for the 41st Ward, March 21 1972 122 18 Legal report on Illinois Constitution of 1970 regarding resident 1972 requirements and election to Illinois General Assembly, April 7 122 19 Candidate Endorsements of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, 1972 November 1 122 20 1972 Campaign Defeat Condolence Letters 1972 122 21 Illinois Speaker of the House: Correspondence 1972 122 22 Illinois Speaker of the House: Newspaper Clippings [damaged] 1972 122 23 “Hyde for Speaker” Campaign 1972 122 24 Hyde Brochures: 18th and 16th District c. 1972 122 25 News Clippings 1972-1973 122 26 Other Candidates’ Campaign Materials c. 1972-1982 123 1 Hyde’s nomination to Illinois Speaker of the House, January 10 1973 123 2 Editorial Reply Policies: Reference 1973 123 3 Television Advertisement Materials 1973 123 4 “Background Study of the 6th Congressional District” by David c. 1973 Schroeder and Thomas Russell 123 5 Newspaper Clippings 1973-1977 123 6 Campaign Materials 1974 123 7 Hyde Campaign Newspaper Advertisements 1974 128 1 News Clippings 1974 123 8 Handwritten Notes [damaged] c. 1974 123 9 Henry J. Hyde Reports: Newsletter, June 1976 123 10 National Alliance of Senior Citizens: Hyde Endorsement 1976 123 11 Campaign Samples c. 1976 123 12 Testimonial Luncheon Honoring Hyde 1976, 1978

123 13 League of Women Voters 1977 123 14 Newspaper Clippings 1978 123 15 Hyde Brochure 1978 123 16 Correspondence and Invitations 1979 123 17 Hyde Campaign Flyer & Brochure 1980 123 18 Hyde Campaign Flyers & Brochures c. 1980s 123 19 Campaign News Clippings 1980-1982 123 20 Hyde for Congress Committee: Correspondence 1980-1982 124 1 Hyde Flyer & Brochures 1982 124 2 Campaign Materials 1982 124 3 Questionnaire 1982 128 2 Hyde for Congress Advertisement, Lerner-Voice Newspaper, 1982 October 27 124 4 Invitations to Hyde Events 1982-1985 124 5 Illinois Republican Party’s 1984 Campaign Kick-Off Dinner 1983 program, November 30 124 6 Henry Hyde Primary Petition, December 5-6 1983 124 7 Reagan-Bush’84: Hyde Business Card, Co-Chairman, The 1984 President’s Authorized Campaign Committee 124 8 Hyde Flyer 1984 124 9 Voters’ Guides 1984 124 10 Campaign Materials 1986 124 11 Six Steps to Success: A Workshop for Republican Precinct c. 1986 Volunteers 124 12 Hyde for Congress Committee: Event Invitations 1986-1989 128 3 “Can Bush Excite Conservatives?” , August 13 1988 128 4 “Pros, Cons on Quayle Aired,” Chicago Sun-Times, August 17 1988 124 13 Campaign Materials 1988 124 14 Statement of Candidacy Form 1989 124 15 Republican Study Committee: Vote Justification 1989 124 16 Hyde for Congress Committee: Fundraising 1989-1992 124 17 Correspondence 1989-1991 124 18 Campaign Materials 1990 124 19 Hyde Campaign Flyers c. 1990s 124 20 Fitzgerald for Congress Alliance: Against Philip Crane, Dan c.1990s Rostenkowski, congressional travel 125 1 News Clippings 1990-1992 125 2 Invitations to Hyde Events 1990-1998 125 3 Correspondence and Campaign Materials 1991-1992 125 4 Campaign Materials 1993-1994 125 5 Correspondence 1994-1995 125 6 News Clippings 1994-1995 125 7 Reference Materials for 2000 Election 1994-2000 125 8 104th Congress, U.S. Capitol: Commemorative Envelopes, January 1995 4 125 9 Hyde for Congress Committee Dinner Invitation, October 29 1995

125 10 Restoring the American Dream: The Republican Platform 1996 1996 126 1 1996 Election Results, 6th Congressional District 1996 126 2 Campaign Materials 1996 128 5 Henry Hyde for Congress 1996 Newsletter, March 1996 126 3 Questionnaires 1996-1998 126 4 Campaign Materials 1997-1998 128 6 Henry Hyde: Report to the People Newsletter 1998 126 5 “From Henry’s Kitchen Campaign Headquarters”: Card to Hyde 1999 signed by Staff 126 6 Hyde for Congress Committee: Event Invitations 1999-2000 126 7 Hyde Billboard Replica 2000 126 8 What You Should Know About Henry Hyde: Campaign Packet 2000 126 9 Republican National Committee Victory 2000: Communications 2000 Action Kit 127 1 Township Vote Tallies, November 2000 127 2 Campaign Materials 2000 127 3 Campaign Mailers 2000-2004 127 4 Brochures 2001-2002 127 5 Questionnaires 2001-2004 128 7 Hyde Campaign Flyer c. 2002 127 6 Campaign Materials 2004 127 7 Information Packet for Students 2004 127 8 Hyde for Congress Committee: Invitation and Correspondence 2004 127 9 Correspondence 2004 127 10 Christine Cegelis for Congress: Sixth District 2004 128 8 News Clippings 2005 127 11 New Sixth Congressional District: Map Undated 127 12 Various Forms & Stationery Undated 127 13 Hyde for Congress Committee: Campaign Fundraising Cards Undated 127 14 Tom Cramer for U.S. House of Representatives, 6th District Undated 127 15 “Did you try?” Quote: Thank You Letter Undated

Series 9: Speeches, 1969-2006

Commencement Addresses 129 1 Loyola University Chicago School of Law, January 11 1981 129 2 Hyde Commencement Address (article), Thomas Aquinas 1983 College Newsletter 129 3 Midwest College of Engineering, June 14 1985 129 4 Bishop O’Connell High School, June 7 1991 129 5 Campbell University, May 9 1994 129 6 Triton College, May 14 1994 129 7 Talking Points for Commencement Addresses: Memo 1995 from George Weigel, May 9 129 8 St. Joseph’s College, May 13 1995 129 9 Illinois Benedictine College, May 20 1995 129 10 Pepperdine University School of Law, March 9 1996 129 11 University of Notre Dame: Mark Shields, May 18 1997 129 12 University of Dallas, May 16 1999 129 13 “The Gift of Freedom” by Jack Valenti: University of 2000 Oklahoma, May 6 129 14 University of Richmond: Tom Bliley, May 7 2000 129 15 University of Dallas: George Weigel, May 14 2000 129 16 Franciscan University of Steubenville, May 12 2001 129 17 Triton College Undated

General 129 18 Handwritten Speech Notes c. 1970-2000 129 19 Reference Materials c. 1970-2007 129 20 Vietnam War: House Bill 315: Illinois House of 1971 Representatives 129 21 Steering Committee on the Warmaking Powers of the 1972 President and Congress: Illinois House of Representatives, February 5 130 1 Hyde Quotes 1977-1984 130 2 “Whatever Happened to Religious Life? Subordination of 1978 Religion to the State,” April 22 130 3 Various Speeches & Remarks 1980-1984 130 4 Notre Dame Speech and Material Re: Book 1985 130 5 Various Speeches & Remarks 1985-1989 130 6 “Confident in Freedom”: Republican National Convention 1988 130 7 “Remarks to Newly Elected Members of Congress,” 1990 November 29 130 8 Various Speeches & Remarks (1 of 2) 1990-1994 130 9 Various Speeches & Remarks (2 of 2) 1990-1994 130 10 “Sword of Loyola” Acceptance Remarks, November 17 1995

130 11 Various Speeches & Remarks (1 of 2) 1995-1996 131 1 Various Speeches & Remarks (2 of 2) 1995-1996 131 2 Various Speeches & Remarks (1 of 2) 1997-1999 131 3 Various Speeches & Remarks (2 of 2) 1997-1999 131 4 Clinton Impeachment Remarks (1 of 2) 1998-1999 131 5 Clinton Impeachment Remarks (1 of 2) 1998-1999 131 6 Various Speeches & Remarks 2000-2006 132 1 “Salute to Henry Hyde” Event: Hyde Remarks, September 2006 19

International Relations 132 2 Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, January 25 1981 132 3 Speeches on Cuba c. 1981 132 4 Reference Materials 1982-1984 132 5 Debate over Action in Central America, Congressional 1985 Record, April 23 132 6 “Some Thoughts on Liberation Theology: Revolutionary 1985 Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy,” July 25 132 7 Urging Action in Central America, Congressional Record, 1986 March 19 132 8 “Beyond Containment…Beyond Détente…”: Hyde 1986 Speech at Eight World Media Conference, September 19 132 9 48-Hour-Notice Bill: House Foreign Affairs Committee 1988 Hearing, June 16 132 10 “The Iran-Contra Affair”: Daughters of the American 1989 Revolution (DAR) National Defense Luncheon, April 17 132 11 “Soviet Strategies in the Americas”: London Conference 1989 on Western Defense in the Age of Glastnost, May 22 132 12 “What the Iran-Contra Investigation Is Really About...” c. 1989 132 13 1992 United Nation’s Conference on Environment & 1991 Development in Brazil 132 14 Daughters of the American Revolution: Constitution Hall, 1994 April 22 132 15 “Talking Points with Russian Parliamentarians”: Harvard 1994 University. August 29 132 16 International Relations Committee: Secretary of State, 2001 Colin Powell, March 7 132 17 Capitol Hill Club Headliner’s Breakfast, June 20 2001 132 18 “Commonwealth of the Americas”: Western Hemisphere 2001 Institute for Security Cooperation, July 13 132 19 Chinese National Association of Industry & Commerce: 2001 Taiwan, August 24 132 20 “Foreign Policy Priorities”: Statement before Joint c. 2001 Meeting of U.S. Catholic Bishop’s International and Domestic Policy Committees

132 21 Heritage Foundation Lectures: “The United States, China, 2002 and the Future of East Asia,” March 6 132 22 Council on Foreign Relations Luncheon, June 17 2002 132 23 Authorization for the Use of Force Against Iraq: H.J.Res. 2002 114, October 8 132 24 “The Pathology of Success”: Committee on International 2003 Relations, February 12 132 25 European Union Enlargement: Madeleine 2004 Albright/William Davidson Institute Conference, March 24 132 26 “The Importance of Trade”: International Trade Business 2004 Forum - Des Plaines Chamber of Commerce, July 1

Speeches by Others 132 27 “The Campaign Reform Bill” by Frank van der Linden, 1974 October 2 132 28 Robert L. Cord: Robert D. Klein University Lecture, 1981 Northeastern University 132 29 “For you have received not to keep but to share”: Mother 1982 Teresa of Calcutta Speaks to the Graduates of Thomas Aquinas College (National Committee of Catholic Laymen, Inc.) 132 30 Remarks by President Reagan to the National Catholic 1982 Education Association, April 15 132 31 “The Reagan Presidency: Policies for 1984”: Remarks by 1983 Donald Rumsfeld, August 11 132 32 Congressman Jack Kemp: Speech at Liberty Baptist 1983 College, November 1 132 33 National Council for the Social Studies Conference: Elliott 1983 Abrams, November 23 132 34 Walter Mondale: Speech to International Convention of 1984 B’nai B’rith, September 132 35 “A Jobs Creation Budget” by Jack Kemp, January 24 1985 132 36 “CIA and the Making of American Foreign Policy” by 1987 Bob Gates at Princeton University, September 29 132 37 State of the Union Address: President George H.W. Bush, 1992 January 28 132 38 Remarks by Jack Kemp, Secretary of Housing & Urban 1992 Development: National Venture Capital Association, February 4 132 39 “Whatever You Did Unto One of the Least, You Did Unto 1994 Me” by Mother Teresa, February 132 40 President Clinton’s Remarks at Beverly Hills Fundraising 1994 Event, May 20 132 41 “Resist Pressure to Abandon Unborn Babies” by 1994 Representative Christopher Smith, July 23

132 42 Silver Star Medal to [reprint] 1994 132 43 “International Terrorism: Threats and Responses” 1995 Testimony of Michael A. Ledeen, April 6 133 1 “Preserving Principle and Safeguarding Stability: United 1997 States Policy Toward Iraq” by Madeleine Albright, March 26 133 2 Jim Nicholson, Chairman of the Republican National 1999 Committee: The Bull Moose Club, February 23 133 3 “A Call for a Renewed Sense of Civility in Public Life”: 2000 Representative James Leach, November 29 133 4 “The Lasting Leadership of Ronald Reagan”: Senator 2001 , March 2 133 5 Vice President Dick Cheney: Salute to Chairman Hyde, 2006 September 19 133 6 “Henry Hyde: Irreplaceable” by Representative Chris 2006 Smith 133 7 Tributes to Hyde by Representative Timothy Johnson 2006 Representative Frank Wolf, December 7 133 8 U.S.-India Peaceful Atomic Energy Cooperation Act: H.R. 2006 5682: Remarks by President George W. Bush 133 9 Representative John Conyers: Congratulations to Hyde for c. 2006 6 years as Committee Chairman 133 10 “Henry Hyde: The Man Who Loves Life (or the Don Undated Quixote of Capitol)”

Pro-Life 133 11 “In Opposition to House Bills 633 and 634”: Illinois 1969 House of Representatives, May 7 133 12 “Abortion”: Illinois House of Representatives c. 1969 133 13 Reference Materials c. 1973 133 14 Floor Procedures/Arguments: Hyde Amendment on 1976 Abortion Funding to Labor/Health Human Services Appropriations Bill H.R. 5233 133 15 Quote from Speech to the Maryland Right to Life 1977 Convention, October 29 133 16 “Speech to Maryland Right to Life Banquet,” October 29 1977 133 17 Hyde Testimony: Subcommittee on the Separation of 1981 Powers, Judiciary Committee, June 18 133 18 Reference Materials 1984 133 19 “The Indivisible Fight for Life” by Nat Hentoff and Panel 1986 Transcript: Americans United for Life 133 20 “Welcoming the Stranger: A Bicentennial Reflection”: 1987 National Right to Life Convention, June 20 133 21 “Conservatives, Liberals and Abortion” c. 1989 133 22 Rally for Life, April 28 1990 133 23 Various Speeches & Remarks (1 of 2) 1991-2006

133 24 Various Speeches & Remarks (2 of 2) 1991-2006 133 25 Reference Materials: Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act 1995 Report, September 27 133 26 Oversight Hearing on “The Origins and Scope of Roe v. 1996 Wade”: Various Statements, April 22 133 27 Statement on Partial Birth Abortion, September 16 1996 133 28 National Right to Life Convention: Remarks and Program, 1997 June 28 133 29 St. Thomas More Culture of Life Foundation Award: 1999 Hyde Acceptance Speech 133 30 “By Way of Introduction” Undated 133 31 “Born or Unborn...Somewhere the Child...” Quote Undated 133 32 Handwritten Speech Notes Undated