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Carton: Folder OK FILE Abortion Law Commission, Pennsylvania 48 Academic Facilities, State Commission on 49 Advisory Board 50 Advisory Council on Unemployment Compensation 51 Aging, Advisory Committe for the 52 Aging, Regional Councils on 53 Aging, Central Regional Council on 54 Aging, Northeastern Regional Council on 55 Aging, Southeastern Regional Council on 56 Aging, Western Regional Council on 57 Advisory Board on Problems of Older Workers 58 Aeronautics Commission 59 AffIrmative Action Council 60 Air Pollution Commission 61 Appalachian National Scenic Trail Advisory Board 62 Appeals Board 63 Location: Contents: Carton: Folder: 14-1471 Carton 15 Apprenticeship And Training Council 1 Arbitration of Claims, Board of 2 Armory Board 3 Art Commission 4 Arts, Council on the 5 Athletic Commission 6 Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission 7 Atomic Energy Development and Radiation Control, Advisory Committee on 8 Banking Board 9 Bicentennial Commission of Pennsylvania 10 Blind, Advisory Committee for the 11 Boating, Advisory board for 12 Brandywine Battlefield Park Commission 13 Business Advisory Council 14 Cancer, Task Force on 15 Capital Punishment, Governor's Study Commission on 16 Central Youth Development Centers 17 Children and Youth, Advisory Committee for 18 Citizens Advisory Council 19 Civil Service Commission 20 Coal Miners Respiratory Disease and Rehabilitation Program, Governor's Advisory Committee on 21 Charitable Trusts, Commission on 22 Commonwealth Court 23 Community Affairs Advisory Council 24 Community Colleges 25 Consumer Advisory Committee (Blue Cross) 26 Defense, State Council of Civil 27 Delaware River Basin Commission 28 Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission 29 Delaware River Navigation Commission 30 Delaware River Port Authority 31 Department Heads - Correspondence 32 Department Heads 33 John C. Pittinger 34 Development Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council 35 Diabetes and Blindness, Governors Committee concerned with 36 Diabetes Institute, Pennsylvania 37 Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Governor's Council on 38 Discrimination Against Women and Minority Groups in State Government, Task Force to Eliminafe 39 Documents, Joint Committee on 40 Drug, Device and Cosmetic Board 41 Location: Contents: Carton: Folder: 14-1474 Carton 16 Eastern Mental Health Center 1 Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute 2 Eastern Youth Development Centers 3 Education, Citizens Commission on Basic 4 Education Assistance Agency, Pennsylvania Higher 5 Education Planning Commission, Pennsylvania Post-Secondary 6 Education, State Advisory Council for Vocational 7 Education State Board of Private Academic Schools 8 State Board of Private Business Schools 9 State Board of Private Correspondence Schools 10 State Board of Private Trade Schools 11 Education, State Board of 12 Election Reform 13 Energy, Governor's Task Force on 14 Energy Council, Governor's 15 Environmental Hearing Board 16 Environmental Quality Board 17 Erie, Port Authority of the City of 18 Ethics, Board of 19 Executive Board 20 Farm Products Show Commission 21 Fire Prevention and Control, Governors Commission on 22 Fish Commission 23 Flood Damage, Special Task Force 24 Game Commission 25 General State Authority 26 Goddard, Maurice K. 27 Great Lakes Commission 28 House 29 Hazardous Substances Transportation Board 30 Health Board, Advisory 31 Health Care Costs, State Advisory Board on 32 Health Education, Governor's Committee on 33 Health Planning, Advisory Council for Comprehensive 34 Highway and Bridge Authority 35 Historical and Museum Commission 36 Home Standards Advisory Commission, Mobile 37 Location: Contents: Carton: Folder~ 14-1477 Carton 17 Housing Finance Agency, Pennsylvania 1 Human Relations Commission, Pennsylvania 2 Hospitals, Advisory Committeee for General and Special 3 Housing, Governor's Advisory Council on 4 Hypertension, Governors Task Force on ·5 Industrial Board 6 Industrialized Housing Advisory Commission 7 Industrial Development Authority, Pennsylvania 8 Independence National Historical Park Advisory Commission 9 Inflation and Economy, Governor's Task Force on 10 International Commerce, Governor's Advisory Council on II Interstate Emergency Medical Services Task Force 12 Interstate Cooperation, Commission on 13 Interstate Oil Compact Commission 14 Judicial Inquiry and Review Board 15 Juvenile Court Judges' Commission 16 Judiciary Education Board, Minor 17 Justice Commission, Governor's Regional Planning Councils 18 Justice Commission, Governor's 19 Allegheny Regional Planning Council 20 Central Regional Planning Council 21 Northeast Regional Planning Council 22 Northwest Regional Planning Council 23 Philadelphia Regional Planning Council 24 Southcentral Regional Planning Council 25 Southeast Regional Planning Council 26 Southwest Regional Planning Council 27 Labor Relations Board, Pennsylvania 28 Landlord and Tenants Task Force 29 Library Development, Advisory Council on 30 Liquor Control Board, Pennsylvania 31 Liquor Code Advisory Board 32 Liquor Control Board, Examiners for the Pennsylvania 33 Lottery Commission 34 Medical Advisory Board to the State Athletic Commission 35 Mental Heralth and Mental Retardation, Advisory Committee for 36 Mental Health Research Foundation 37 Mercy-Douglass Hospital Task Force 38 Migratory Labor, Governor's Committee on 39 Milk Marketing Board 40 Minority Business Development Authority, Pennsylvania 41 Mortgage and Interest Rates, Governor's Commission on 42 Location: Contents: Carton: Folder: 14-1478 Carton 18 National Guard, Pennsylvania Army 1 Nursing Home Loan Agency, Pennsylvania 2 Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission 3 Ombudsman Demonstration Project, Advisory Committee to the Nursing Home 4 Park'Way Commission, Pennsylvania 5 Pardons, Board of 6 Parent Assistance Authority, Pennsylvania 7 Pennsylvania Manual Editorial Advisory Board 8 Pension Funds, State 9 Philadelphia Port Corporation 10 Planning Board, State 11 Police Officers Education and Training Commission, Municipal 12 Potomac River Basin, Interstate Commission on the 13 Probation, Advisory Committee on 14 Probation and Parole, Pennsylvania Board of 15 Professional Standards and Practices Commission 16 Public Assistance, Advisory Committee for 17 Public Service Institute Board 18 Public Utility Commission, Pennsylvania 19 Public Welfare, State Board of 20 Racing Commission, State Harness 21 Racing Commission, State Horse 22 Rehabilitation, State Board of Vocational 23 Renal Disease Advisory Committee 24 Retirement Board, Pennsylvania Municipal 25 Retirement Board, Public School Employes' 26 Retirement Board, State Employes' 27 Senate 28 School Building Standards, Advisory Committee on 29 Savings Association Board 30 State Public School Building Authority 31 School Subsidy Formula, Committee on Public School 32 School Finance, Pennsylvania Commission on 33 Science Advisory Committee, Governor's 34 Science and Engineering Foundation, Board of Pennsylvania 35 Securities Commission, Pennsylvania 36 Selective Service, State Director 37 Sewage Treatment Plant and Waterworks Operators, State Board for Certification of 38 Sewage Facilities Advisory Committee 39 Shippingport Nuclear Power Plant Station, Governor's Fact Finding Committee on 40 State College and University Directors, Board of 41 State Conservation Commission 42 South Eastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority (SEPTA) 43 Susquehanna River Basin Commission 44 Tax Reform, Governor's Committee on 45 Tax Equalization Board, State 46 Television Network Commission, Pennsylvania Public 47 Transportation Task Force, Regional 48 Transportation Advisory Committee, State 49 Transportation Commission, State 50 Traffic Court of Philadelphia 51 Turnpike Commission, Pennsylvania 52 Unemployment Compensation Board of Review 53 Uniform State Laws, Board of Commissioners on 54 Valley Forge Park Commission 55 Venereal Disease, Governors Committee on 56 Venereal Disease, Governors Task Force on 57 Veterans Commission, State 58 Washington Crossing Park Commission 59 Weather Modification Board 60 Western Restoration Centers 61 Location: Contents: Carton: Folder: 14-1480 Carton 19 Western Youth Development Centers 1 Women, Commission on the Status of 2 Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board 3 Workmen's Compensation Referees 4 Youth Traffic Safety Council 5 OK FILE STATE HOSPITALS Allentown State Hospital 6 Ashland State General Hospital 7 Blossburg State General Hospital 8 Clarks Summit State Hospital 9 Coaldale State General Hospital 10 Connellsville State Hospital 11 Cresson State School and Hospital 12 Danville State Hospital 13 Dixmont State Hospital 14 Eastern State School and Hospital 15 Ebensburg State School and Hospital 16 Embreeville State Hospital 17 Farview State Hospital 18 Hamburg State School and Hospital 19 Harrisburg State Hospital 20 Haverford State Hospital 21 Hazleton State General Hospital 22 Hollidaysburg State Hospital 23 Laurelton State School and Hospital 24 Locust Mountain State General Hospital 25 Mayview State Hospital 26 Nanticoke State General Hospital 27 Norristown State Hospital 28 Pennhurst State School and Hospital 29 Philadelphia State Hospital 30 Philipsburg State General Hospital 31 Polk State School and Hospital 32 Retreat State Hospital 33 Scranton State General Hospital 34 Selinsgrove State School and Hospital 35 Shamokin State General Hospital 36 Somerset State Hospital 37 Location: Contents: Carton: Folder: 14-1482 Carton 20 Torrance Stae Hospital 1 Warren State Hospital 2 Wernersville State Hospital 3 Western State School anf Hospital 4 Whitehaven State School and Hospital
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