Administrative Information

Administrative InformationAccess RestrictionsBox 344, Folder 1 is closed to researchers until January 2036. Part of Box 1860, Folder 12 is closed to researchers until after Lowell Weicker’s death. Series XI is closed to researchers until January 2086.Use RestrictionsThere are no restrictions.Preferred CitationPapers of Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., Accession #13900, Special Collections, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA.Acquisition InformationThese papers were donated to the University of Virginia by Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. in January 2007.Descriptive SummaryRepository: Special Collections, University of Virginia Library Accession Number: 13900 Titles: The Papers of Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., 1834-2010 (Bulk 1942-1995) Physical Characteristics: Language: EnglishScope and ContentThis collection consists of the political and personal papers of Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., United States Congressman and Senator from Connecticut, and Governor of Connecticut, 1834-2010 (Bulk 1942-1995), consisting of ca. 100,000 items (2119 Hollinger boxes, 14 Oversized boxes, ca. 911.0 linear feet).Series I contains Lowell Weicker’s United States Senate Records. This series is the main focus of the collection and constitutes the bulk of the collection’s materials. It is arranged into fourteen sub-series.Series I, Sub-series A contains Weicker’s Washington Senate Office files. It is the largest sub-series of the collection and is arranged into four sub-groups: Subject Files, Staff Files, Correspondence Files, and Constituency Files. The Subject Files are arranged alphabetically by topic, and they document the legislative activities of Weicker on issues that were of concern to him during his Senate career, including but not limited to legislation in support handicapped and mentally handicapped individuals, the rights of small businesses, and environmental conservation of the world’s oceans. The Staff Files document the legislative and office activities of nineteen members of Weicker’s Washington staff, and they are arranged alphabetically by staff member. The Correspondence Files contain the business and personal correspondence generated and received by Weicker at his Washington Senate Office, and they are arranged into Chronological Correspondence, Alphabetical Correspondence, and CMS (Computer Mail System) Correspondence. The Chronological Correspondence is arranged by year, the Alphabetical Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by subject, and the CMS Correspondence is arranged numerically by CMS Number. The Constituency Files document the activities of Weicker and his Washington staff on behalf of his Connecticut constituents, and they are arranged into Staff Files, Agency Files, Municipal Files, and Project Files.Series I, Sub-series B contains Weicker’s Bridgeport Senate Office files. It is arranged into the following sub-groups: Subject Files, Correspondence Files, Constituency Files, Photographs, and Appointment Books.Series I, Sub-series C contains Weicker’s Hartford Senate Office files. It is arranged into the following sub-groups: Subject Files, Correspondence Files, Staff Files, Constituency Files, Clippings, Press Releases, Speeches and Statements, Photographs, Miscellaneous, and Audio Cassettes.Series I, Sub-series D contains Weicker’s Waterbury Senate Office files. It is arranged into the following sub-groups: Subject Files, Photographs, and Miscellaneous.Series I, Sub-series E-N contain a number of different types of materials produced by Weicker and his staff during his Senate tenure. These sub-series are arranged in the following order: E, Articles by Weicker; F, Clippings; G, Press Releases; H, Speeches and Statements; I, Radio Tapes (scripts of Lowell Weicker radio broadcasts); J, News Show Transcripts; K, Telelectures (Weicker’s telephone lectures to schools and senior citizen groups); L, Newsletters; M, Voting Records; and N, Appointment Books.Series II concerns Watergate and Weicker’s participation in the Senate’s investigation of the scandal as a minority member of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. This series mainly contain photocopies of materials made available to the Select Committee during the investigation (including White House materials), photocopies of materials generated by the Select Committee, and photocopies of materials generated by the press coverage of Watergate. The types of photocopied materials found in the Watergate Records include but are not limited to correspondence, memos, notes, transcripts, financial documents, legal documents, government documents, reports, report drafts, press releases, and clippings. This series also contains a significant amount original material produced by Lowell Weicker and his Watergate aides, H. William Shure and Roy E. “Pete” Kinsey, including but not limited to correspondence, memos, transcripts, and notes.Series II is arranged into three subseries: Subject Files, Reports, and Pete Kinsey Files. Sub-series A, Subject Files, documents the Select Committee’s investigation of the various subjects involved in Watergate. Sub-series B, Reports, mainly concerns the Select Committee’s drafting of its final report on Watergate and the drafting of Weicker’s personal report on the scandal. It also contains several miscellaneous reports on Watergate and clippings files documenting Weicker’s role in the investigation. Sub-series C, Pete Kinsey Files, contains the files of Roy E. “Pete” Kinsey, a former assistant to White Counsel John Dean, who became a Weicker aide during the Watergate investigation and later assisted with Weicker’s continued investigation following President Richard Nixon’s resignation. The folders in all three sub-series are arranged alphabetically. Each individual document in this series is listed in the finding aid.Series III contains Lowell Weicker’s United States House of Representatives Records. It is arranged into eleven sub-series.Series III, Sub-series A contains Weicker’s House of Representatives subject files. The files are arranged alphabetically by topic, and document the legislative efforts of Weicker on the subjects that were of concern to him, including but not limited to Connecticut issues and the United States space program. Series III, Sub-series B contains the correspondence generated and received by Weicker as a member of the House of Representatives. The correspondence files are arranged into two sub-groups: Chronological Correspondence, which is arranged by year, and Alphabetical Correspondence, which is arranged alphabetically by subject. Of particular interest in this sub-series are the files concerning Connecticut rail service, housing and urban development, and the Vietnam War.Series III, Sub-series C-K contain the other different types of materials produced by Weicker and his staff during his House of Representatives tenure. The sub-series are arranged in the following order: C, Articles by Weicker; D, Clippings; E, Press Releases; F, Speeches and Statements; G, Radio Tapes; H, News Show Transcripts; I, Newsletters; J, Voting Records; and K, Appointment Books.Series IV contains Lowell Weicker’s federal election campaign records. This series is arranged chronologically into six sub-series by election campaign: A, 1968 House of Representatives Campaign; B, 1970 Senatorial Campaign; C, 1976 Senatorial Campaign; D, 1980 Presidential Campaign; E, 1982 Senatorial Campaign; and F, 1988 Senatorial Campaign. The files under each sub-series are arranged alphabetically. The contents of the campaign records consist of subject files, correspondence, financial files, briefing books, speeches and statements, press releases, clippings, and campaign memorabilia.Series V concerns Lowell Weicker’s tenure as Governor of Connecticut. This series mainly focuses on Weicker’s successful 1990 gubernatorial campaign, but also contains materials pertaining to his governorship. It is arranged into fourteen sub-series: A, Subject Files; B, Correspondence; C, Articles by Weicker; D, Clippings; E, Press Releases; F, Speeches and Statements; G, Transcripts; H, 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign Records; I, Photographs; J, Audio Visual Materials (consisting of audio cassettes and VHS video tapes); K, Voting Records; L, Miscellaneous; and M, Appointment Books. Of particular interest are the 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign Records, which document a rare example of a successful third party gubernatorial campaign.Series VI contains the Weicker Family Records. This series is divided into three sub-series: A, Lowell Weicker Sr. Files; B, Lowell Weicker Jr. Files; and C, Weicker Family Files.Series VI, Sub-series A contains the personal papers of Lowell Weicker, Sr., a prominent American industrialist and military officer. These files are arranged into three sub-groups: Subject Files, Correspondence Files, and Miscellaneous. The Subject Files mostly concern Lowell Sr.’s military and business career, including files documenting his service in the U.S. Army Air Force and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and his tenure as President and Director of Northco Corporation. The Correspondence Files contain Weicker, Sr.’s correspondence with his large and distinguished social and professional circle, including but not limited to 20th century notables such as New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey, actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr., U.S. Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell, and United States Army Air Force General Carl Spaatz. Series VI, Sub-series B contains personal files belonging to Lowell Weicker, Jr. and is arranged into four sub-groups: Subject Files, Clippings, Speeches and Statements, and Miscellaneous. This series consists mostly of materials produced by Weicker after his 1995 retirement from politics, but also contains a few items from his senatorial career. Series VI, Sub-series C contains a handful of items pertaining to the history of the Weicker Family.Series VII contains writer Barry Sussman’s research files for Weicker’s autobiography Maverick. These files are arranged alphabetically by subject.Series VIII contains microfilms of correspondence generated and received by Weicker as both a United States Representative and a United State Senator. This series is arranged into two sub-series: A, Camera Ready Copy and B, Working Copy. Both sub-series are arranged alphabetically.Series IX contains photographic materials and is arranged into four sub-series: A, Photographs; B, Negatives; C, Slides; and D, Photograph Albums and Scrapbooks. It contains images of Weicker at work and leisure throughout his political career, including individual portraits, his family, constituents, interns, and staff members. This series contains images of Weicker with a number of his political contemporaries, including Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan, and fellow Senators Edward Kennedy, Sam Ervin, and Barry Goldwater. There are also images of Weicker with 20th century notables, including Fidel Castro and Frank Sinatra. Individual images of 20th century notables (including Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Pearl Bailey) and other miscellaneous images (including slides from Weicker’s mid 1980s investigation of American mental institutions) are in this series as well.Series X contains audio-visual materials and is arranged into seven sub-series: A, Audio Tapes; B, Video Tapes; C, Motion Pictures; D, Dictation Disks; E, Phonograph Records; F, DVDs; and G, Campaign Video Tapes.Series X, Sub-series A contains audio tapes which are arranged by recording format into two sub-groups: Audio Cassettes and Reel to Reel Tapes. It includes sound recordings of Weicker produced in the course of his congressional career, including interviews, news show appearances, speeches and statements, Senate debates and testimony, campaign appearances, and campaign spots. This sub-series also contains recordings of Weicker’s 1970s telelectures to schools and senior citizens groups. Recordings pertaining to Weicker’s investigation of American mental institutions during the mid 1980s and a handful of other miscellaneous recordings are also found in this sub-series.Series X, Sub-series B contains video tapes which are arranged by recording format into the following sub-groups: 1-Inch, 2-Inch, Beta, U-Matic, U-Matic S, and VHS. It contains video recordings of Weicker produced during his congressional and gubernatorial career, including interviews, news show appearances, speeches and statements, Senate debates and testimony, press conferences, campaign debates, and campaign spots. Recordings of miscellaneous news show broadcasts, documentaries, and public service programs are in this sub-series as well. Series X, Sub-series C consists of 16 mm motion picture films, including several featuring Weicker and two films concerning the Apollo moon missions. Sub-series D consists of three dictation disks of Weicker radio broadcasts. Sub-series E consists of William Dixon’s 45 rpm phonograph record Why? - It Don’t Make Sense (You Can’t Make Peace)/It’s in the News and three dictation recordings. Sub-series F contains the DVD disk The 20th Anniversary of ADA, Human Rights in Progress. Sub-series G contains eighteen 1-inch video tapes of campaign spots from Weicker’s 1988 Senatorial Campaign.Series XI contains Weicker’s restricted records. This series is arranged into the following four sub-series: A, Washington Office; B, Bridgeport Office; and C, Hartford Office; and D, Miscellaneous Withdrawn Files. Series XI, Sub-series A-C contain Weicker’s constituent files from his Washington, Bridgeport, and Hartford offices. They are of historical interest because they provide a documentary cross section of Weicker’s constituency during his tenure in the Senate. The files shed light on the economic, social, and political issues affecting Connecticut residents on an individual basis during the 1970s and 1980s. They also document the efforts of Weicker’s staff to address and resolve matters brought to their attention by individual constituents. Sub-series A-C are arranged alphabetically. Due to legal and privacy considerations, the files in Sub-series A-C are closed to researchers until January 2086. Series XI, Sub-series D contains miscellaneous documents which have been withdrawn from the collection. The materials in this sub-series mainly concern constituent matters. The documents in this sub-series are cross-referenced with the files and boxes from which they were withdrawn from and the files are arranged by box and folder number. This sub-series is closed to researchers until January 2086.Series XII mainly consists of oversized items concerning the life and political career of Lowell Weicker, including photographs of Weicker, 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign memorabilia, political cartoons, awards, posters, signed letters with bill signing pens from Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan, and other miscellaneous personal mementoes. A few oversized items not directly concerning Weicker include photographs, maps, posters, and miscellaneous memorabilia. *? A handful of oversized audio-visual materials, including a 16 mm film of the Apollo 8 moon mission, a 2-inch video tape of Representative Stewart McKinney debating on the floor of the House of Representatives, and three 2-inch video tapes of Lowell Weicker debating on the Senate floor during the early 1970s are included in this series as well.Biographical/Historical InformationLowell Palmer Weicker, Jr. was born in Paris, France on May 16, 1931 to Lowell Palmer Weicker, Sr. and Mary Bickford Weicker. His father was a prominent American industrialist, who in course of his career served as President and Chief Executive Officer of E.R. Squibb and Sons, as President and Director of Northco Corporation, and as Chief Executive Officer of Bigelow Sanford Carpet Company. Lowell Sr. also had a distinguished military career, first serving as an intelligence officer with the United States Army Air Force in Europe during World War II, then later as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s Assistant Secretary General for Production and Logistics during the early 1950s.As a child, Lowell Weicker Jr. attended Buckley School in New York, New York and Culver Military Academy in Culver, Indiana. In 1949, he graduated from the Lawrenceville School, a preparatory school in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. He attended Yale University, where he developed an interest in politics, graduating in 1953 with a B.A. in Political Science. Weicker served as a first lieutenant in the United States Army from 1953 to 1955 and in the United States Army Reserve from 1959 to 1964. He graduated from the University of Virginia Law School in 1958, before moving to Greenwich, Connecticut where he practiced law.Weicker began his political career as a Republican at the state and local level in Greenwich. He was elected as Greenwich’s representative to the Connecticut General Assembly in 1962, subsequently winning re-election to this office in 1964 and 1966. While serving as State Representative, he was also elected as the Town of Greenwich’s First Selectman in 1963 and 1965.Weicker’s congressional career began in 1968 when he was elected as a Republican to the United States House of Representatives from Connecticut’s Fourth District. Serving a single term in the House, he focused much of his attention on two issues affecting Connecticut’s Fourth District: urban renewal and transportation. In the area of urban renewal, Weicker successfully drafted and introduced an amendment to the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1969, which required one-for-one replacement of housing units demolished for urban renewal projects. He sponsored the Connecticut Transportation Act, which kept the bankrupt New Haven Railroad operating until it merged with the Penn Central Railroad. While serving in the House, Weicker supported the United States space program. He also advocated a bombing halt in the Vietnam War and urged the United States initiation of peace talks to end the conflict.Weicker was elected to the United State Senate as a Republican in 1970 and was re-elected in 1976 and 1982. In his Senate career, Weicker served on a number of committees, including the Government Operations Committee, Committee on Commerce, Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Committee on Labor and Human Resources, and Committee on Appropriations. He also served in a number of Senate leadership positions, including as Chairman of the Committee on Small Business, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Labor, Health, and Human Services, Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Handicapped, and Chairman of the Subcommittee on Energy Conservation and Supply.Weicker rose to national prominence in 1973-1974 during the Senate’s investigation of the Watergate scandal, in which he actively participated as a minority member of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. In course of the committee’s investigation, he emerged as a notable critic and opponent of the Nixon administration. It was also during Watergate that Weicker earned a reputation as a political maverick. For the remainder of his Senate career, he was frequently at odds with the Republican Party leadership during a time period in which the party was becoming increasingly conservative.Weicker made a number of noteworthy legislative contributions during the 1970s. Continuing his interest in rail transportation, he supported the formation and funding of Amtrak and sponsored legislation providing federal assistance for the rehabilitation and revitalization of the American rail network. Starting with the 1973-1974 Energy Crisis, Weicker was a firm proponent of energy conservation. As a member of the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, he supported legislation designed to reduce American dependency upon foreign oil and encourage fossil fuel conservation. In the aftermath of Watergate, Weicker sponsored Watergate reform legislation, including bills pertaining to open government and intelligence oversight. From 1975 onward, Weicker was a noted advocate for conservation of the world’s oceans. He helped draft and sponsored legislation pertaining to ocean conservation efforts, including the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act of 1978. In addition to his legislative work, Weicker was briefly a candidate for President in the 1980 campaign. During the 1980s, Weicker frequently sparred with the Reagan administration and the conservative wing of the Republican Party over a number of policy issues. Continuing his strong interest in ocean conservation and research, as a member of the Committee on Appropriations, Weicker protected the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s marine research funding from proposed Reagan administration budget cutbacks. Weicker and four other moderate Republican Senators known as “The Gang of Five” stopped proposed cutbacks and eliminations affecting a number of federal health and social programs, including the National Institutes of Health and the Legal Services Corporation. In 1985, as Chairman of the Committee on Small Business, he successfully opposed the Reagan administration’s efforts to abolish the Small Business Administration. A strong supporter of AIDS research, Weicker played an instrumental role in obtaining federal funding for the Center of Disease Control’s and National Institutes of Health’s clinical trials of the anti-AIDS drug AZT. Throughout the 1980s, he actively opposed the Reagan administration and Republican Party conservatives on a number of constitutional issues, including abortion, civil rights, busing, and school prayer. Weicker became a nationally-recognized advocate for the physically and mentally handicapped. He considered his work in the area of handicapped legislation the most significant achievements of his Senate tenure. Throughout the 1980s, as a member of the Committee on Appropriations and as Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Handicapped, Weicker protected federal disability programs from proposed budget cuts by the Reagan administration. His efforts included the reauthorization and increased funding of disability programs under the Education for All Handicapped Children Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation Act. As Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Handicapped, Weicker conducted a Senate investigation on the state of mental institutions in the United States, which uncovered numerous cases of neglect and abuse of mental patients. Largely in response to the findings of this investigation, he drafted and sponsored the Protection and Advocacy for the Mentally Ill Act, which was signed into law in 1985. In 1988, Weicker introduced the legislation that became the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed into law in 1990 after Weicker left the Senate.Weicker was defeated by Democratic opponent Joseph Lieberman in 1988 and left office in January 1989. Following his departure from the Senate, Weicker taught constitutional law at George Washington University School of Law. He also served as Chief Executive Officer of the non-profit medical research advocacy group Research! America.Weicker returned to politics as a third party candidate in the 1990 Connecticut gubernatorial election. Running as the candidate of A Connecticut Party, a third party he founded, Weicker won the governorship by defeating Republican John Rowland and Democrat Bruce Morrison. When Weicker took office in January 1991, he inherited a state budget deficit of $963 million. To address the financial shortfall, Weicker introduced a budget that included a state income tax of 6 percent, which was met with fierce opposition by both the voting public and the General Assembly. After a protracted political stalemate, which included Weicker’s veto of three General Assembly budgets without an income tax and a three day interruption of state services, the General Assembly passed a budget that included a 4.5 percent state income tax on August 22, 1991. This state income tax took effect and the State of Connecticut ended the next three fiscal years with a budget surplus. For this accomplishment in the face of widespread opposition, he was awarded the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation’s Profiles in Courage Award in 1992. Weicker did not seek re-election in 1994 and retired from the governorship in January 1995. Weicker has three sons with his first wife Marie Louise “Bunny” Godfrey (1953-1977): Scott, Gray, and Brian, as well as two sons with his second wife Camille Butler (1977-1984): Sonny and Lowell III. In December 1984, Weicker married his third wife Claudia Testa, who has two sons: Mason and Andrew.ArrangementAny original order has been preserved as much as possible. Files with no discernible order have been organized with similar types of material. These papers are arranged in twelve series, including:Series I: Senate Records Sub-series A: Washington Office Files Sub-group 1: Subject Files (Boxes 1-469) Sub-group 2: Staff Files (Boxes 470-974) Sub-group 3: Correspondence Files (Boxes 975-1474) Sub-group 4: Constituency Files (Boxes 1475-1489) Sub-series B: Bridgeport Office Files (Boxes 1490-1505) Sub-series C: Hartford Office Files (Boxes 1506-1537) Sub-series D: Waterbury Office Files (Box 1538) Sub-series E: Articles by Weicker (Boxes 1539-1540) Sub-series F: Clippings (Boxes 1541-1578) Sub-series G: Press Releases (Boxes 1579-1594) Sub-series H: Speeches and Statements (Boxes 1595-1625) Sub-series I: Radio Tapes (Box 1626) Sub-series J: News Show Transcripts (Box 1627) Sub-series K: Telelectures (Box 1628) Sub-series L: Newsletters (Boxes 1629) Sub-series M: Voting Records (Boxes 1630-1635) Sub-series N: Appointment Books (Boxes 1636-1648)Series II: Watergate Records Sub-series A: Subject Files (Boxes 1649-1673) Sub-series B: Reports (Boxes 1674-1683) Sub-series C: Pete Kinsey Files (Box 1684)Series III: House of Representatives Files Sub-series A: Subject Files (Boxes 1685-1696) Sub-series B: Correspondence Files (Boxes 1697-1769) Sub-series C: Articles by Weicker (Boxes 1769-1770) Sub-series D: Clippings (Boxes 1770-1771) Sub-series E: Press Releases (Boxes 1771-1776) Sub-series F: Speeches and Statements (Boxes 1776-1777) Sub-series G: Radio Tapes (Box 1777) Sub-series H: News Show Transcripts (Box 1777) Sub-series I: Newsletters (Box 1777) Sub-series J: Voting Records (Boxes 1777-1778) Sub-series K: Appointment Books (Box 1778) Series IV: Federal Election Campaign Records Sub-series A: 1968 House of Representatives Campaign (Boxes 1779-1780) Sub-series B: 1970 Senatorial Campaign (Boxes 1781-1789) Sub-series C: 1976 Senatorial Campaign (Boxes 1790-1792) Sub-series D: 1980 Presidential Campaign (Boxes 1793-1794) Sub-series E: 1982 Senatorial Campaign (Boxes 1795-1810) Sub-series F: 1988 Senatorial Campaign (Box 1811)Series V: Gubernatorial Records Sub-series A: Subject Files (Boxes 1812-1815) Sub-series B: Correspondence (Box 1816) Sub-series C: Articles by Weicker (Box 1816) Sub-series D: Clippings (Boxes 1816-1819) Sub-series E: Press Releases (Box 1819) Sub-series F: Speeches and Statements (Boxes 1819-1821) Sub-series G: Transcripts (Box 1821) Sub-series H: 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign Records (Boxes 1821-1829) Sub-series I: Photographs (Box 1830) Sub-series J: Audio-Visual Materials (Boxes 1831-1834) Sub-series K: Voting Records (Box 1835) Sub-series L: Miscellaneous (Box 1835) Sub-series M: Appointment Books (Boxes 1836-1837)Series VI: Weicker Family Records Sub-series A: Lowell Weicker Sr. Files (Boxes 1838-1857) Sub-series B: Lowell Weicker Jr. Files (Boxes 1858-1859) Sub-series C: Weicker Family Files (Box 1859)Series VII: Barry Sussman Records (Boxes 1860-1866)Series VIII: Microfilms Sub-series A: Camera Ready Copy (Boxes 1867-1879) Sub-series B: Working Copy (Boxes 1880-1886)Series IX: Photographic Materials Sub-series A: Photographs (Boxes 1887-1901) Sub-series B: Negatives (Boxes 1902-1904) Sub-series C: Slides (Box 1905) Sub-series D: Photograph Albums and Scrapbooks (Box 1906)Series X: Audio-Visual Records (Box numbers will be vacated as the A/V materials are processed) Sub-series A: Audio Tapes (Boxes 1907-1930) = Audiotape 0000-0000 Sub-series B: Video Tapes (Boxes 1930-1966) = Videotape 0000-0000 Sub-series C: Motion Pictures (Boxes 1967-1969) = Film Reel 0000-0000 Sub-series D: Dictation Disks (Box 1969) = Disk 0000-0000 Sub-series E: Phonograph Records (Box 1969) = Phonodisk 0000-0000 Sub-series F: DVD Disks (Box 1969) = Disk 0000-0000 Sub-series G: Campaign One Inch Video Tapes (Boxes 1970-1972) = Videotape 0000-0000 Series XI: Restricted Files Sub-series A: Washington Office Case Files (Boxes 1973-2045) Sub-series B: Bridgeport Office Case Files (Boxes 2046-2097) Sub-series C: Hartford Office Case Files (Boxes 2098-2112) Sub-series D: Miscellaneous Withdrawn Files (Boxes 2113-2119)Series XII: Oversized (Boxes S-101 to S-103, T-42, U-14 to U-15) Series I – Senate RecordsSub-series A – Washington OfficeSub-group 1 – Subject FilesBox 11981-1986 1) [Abortion] Undated 2) [Abortion] – Abortion – Chronology and Summary1972-1974 3) [Abortion] – Abortion Issue – A Pregnant Concern1982 4) [Abortion] – Right to Sue/Fetus1979 5) [Abortion] – S. 2138 Limit on Federal Jurisdiction Regarding Abortions – Congressional Record1970-1971 6) Action – General Information – Peace Corps, VISTA, Service Corps of Retired Executives, Active Corps of Executives, Retired Senior Volunteers, Foster Grandparent Program1980 7) Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 19801972 8) Aerospace Industry – Speech by W. A. Kuhrt, Connecticut Association of Purchasing Management, September 26, 1972Undated 9) Aging Chronology1971 10) [Agriculture] – Agriculture and Forestry – Rural Development1982-1984 11) [Agriculture] – Commodity Programs1985-1986 12) [Agriculture] – Credit Relief for Farmers1977 13) [Agriculture] – Dairy Testimony1985 14) [Agriculture] – Farm Credit1983 15) [Agriculture] – S. 857 Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act1987 16) [AIDS] – Education1984-1988 17) [AIDS] – National Institute of Health1984-1986 18) [AIDS] – Section 504 Rehabilitation Act - Schools and as a Handicapping Issue Box 21978 1) [Airlines] – Lowell Weicker Remarks on Government Use of Domestic Airline Service vs. Foreign Owned1982-1984 2) [Alcohol] – Drunk Driving Bill – Amendment of H. R. 46161974 3) Amnesty – Presidential Clemency Board1970-1972 4) Amnesty International1974-1976 5) [Animal Welfare]1974 6) [Animal Welfare] – Animal Protection/Welfare Legislation1973 7) [Animal Welfare] – Beagle Torture – U.S. Air Force1978 8) [Animal Welfare] – Endangered Species Act1982 9) [Animal Welfare] – Endangered Species Act1979 10) [Animal Welfare] – Endangered Species Protection Efforts1984 11) [Animal Welfare] – The Humane Society of the United States1982 12) [Animal Welfare] – Leghold Trap – S. 2239 - To End the Use of Steal Jaw Leghold Traps1978 13) [Animal Welfare] – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association – Canadian Harp Seal1979-1983 14) [Animal Welfare] – Steal Jaw Leghold Traps – Statements and Bills1976-1977 15) [Animal Welfare] – Tuna Fishing Industry/Killing of Porpoises1984-1985 16) [Animal Welfare] – Wound Labs – Department of Defense Use of Laboratory Animals1984 17) Antarctic Ownership Dispute1982 18) Anti-Trust Issues – AT&T and Antitrust1982 19) Anti-Trust Issues – Municipalities and Federal Anti-Trust LawsBox 3 1983 1) [Appropriations] – 98th Congress – Labor and Human Resources – Legislative Action1978 2) [Appropriations] – 1979 Budget Background and Clippings1978-1979 3) [Appropriations] – 1979 Rescissions Budget - Rescissions Bill1979 4) [Appropriations] – 1979 Supplements Supplemental Appropriations Bill1979 5) [Appropriations] – 1980 – 1st Concurrent Resolution1981-1982 6) [Appropriations] – 1982-1983 – Budget Cuts1982-1983 7) [Appropriations] – 1983 Supplemental Appropriations Bill1983 8) [Appropriations] – 1983 Supplemental Appropriations – HR 3069, Folder 11983 9) [Appropriations] – 1983 Supplemental Appropriations – HR 3069, Folder 21984 10) [Appropriations] – 1984 Regular Supplement1983 11) [Appropriations] – 1984 Supplemental (October 1983) – Clinch River Breeder Reactor, Restrictions on Outer Continental Shelf and Oil Program1984 12) [Appropriations] – 1985 302(h) Allocations – State, Justice, and Commerce Departments Appropriations BillBox 41986 1) [Appropriations] – 1985 Energy and Water Development Appropriation Bill1985 2) [Appropriations] – 1986 President’s Budget, 99th Congress1983 3) [Appropriations] – Administration’s Proposed Budget, Education – Fiscal Year 19841975 4) [Appropriations] – Administration Subcommittee Budget, 1975-19761983-1984 5) [Appropriations] – Agriculture Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 11984 6) [Appropriations] – Agriculture Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 2 1979 7) [Appropriations] – Agriculture – Fiscal Year 19801980 8) [Appropriations] – Allocation to Subcommittee of Budget Totals from the Second Concurrent Resolution for Fiscal Year 1980 1978 9) [Appropriations] – Amtrak1979 10) [Appropriations] – Amtrak Capital Appropriations AmendmentUndated 11) [Appropriations] – Army Procurement Funding1982 12) [Appropriations] – Association of Schools of Public Health1981-1983 13) [Appropriations] – Authorization – Budget Information on Education Programs1982 14) [Appropriations] – Authorization – Budget Information on P.L. 94-142 – Education for the Handicapped, Fiscal Year 19831982 15) [Appropriations] – Authorization – Education Amendments, Offered Budget Resolution1982 16) [Appropriations] – Authorization – Effects of Reagan Budget Cuts1982-1983 17) [Appropriations] – Authorization – Employment, Alternative Budget1982 18) [Appropriations] – Authorization – First Concurrent Budget Resolution, Fiscal Year 1982 Including Education of the Handicapped ActBox 51982 1) [Appropriations] – Authorization – Joint Letter to Budget Committee – Education Appropriations1978-1979 2) [Appropriations] – Balanced Budget Amendment1977 3) [Appropriations] – Bills1983 4) [Appropriations] – Budget – Federal Budget for Fiscal Year 19841980 5) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Amendment 1742 “10-5-3” Depreciation1980 6) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Brooke-Cranston: Amendment 16981980 7) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Brooke-Cranston: Background1980 8) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Brooke-Cranston: Congressional Budget Office Reports 1980 9) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Brooke-Cranston: Letters to Members of the Committee on the Budget1980 10) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Chrysler Amendment 17171980 11) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Defense Cuts Amendment 17161980 12) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Education1980 13) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – First Concurrent Resolution on the Budget, Fiscal Year 1981Ca. 1980 14) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments –Food StampsCa. 1979 15) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments –Fiscal Year 1980 Rescissions1979-1980 16) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – General Revenue Sharing1980 17) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – General Revenue Sharing Amendment 17141980 18) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Health: Amendment 17121980 19) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Health: Background First Concurrent Resolution Function 5501979-1980 20) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Housing and Urban Development Section 8 Amendment 17151980 21) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Housing and Urban Development Section 8 Assisted Housing [S. Con. Res. 86]1980 22) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – S. 2177: Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Authority Amendment of 19801980 23) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Senate Concurrent Resolution 861980 24) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Senate Resolution 3801980 25) [Appropriations] – Budget Amendments – Weicker Amendments1976 26) [Appropriations] – Budget and State of the Union Address, JanuaryBox 61984-1985 1) [Appropriations] – Civil Service – Retirement Benefits Decrease – Budget Deficit Resolution 1983 2) [Appropriations] – Civil Works Budget Request, Fiscal Year 19841983 3) [Appropriations] – Claudia Ingram – Labor, Health and Human Services Education Subcommittee – Fiscal Year 1984 Hearing Schedule1972-1986 4) [Appropriations] – Coastal Zone Management Act and 8g Outer Continental Shelf1983 5) [Appropriations] – Commerce, State, Justice Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19841984 6) [Appropriations] – Commerce, State Justice Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19851982-1986 7) [Appropriations] – Commerce, Justice and State Funding for “The Blue Revolution” [Television Project by the Marc Nostrum Foundation]Box 71985 1) [Appropriations] – Commerce, Justice and State, Fiscal Year 19861984 2) [Appropriations] – Commerce, Justice, State Related Agencies, Fiscal Year 19851977-1978 3) [Appropriations] – Congressional Record1983 4) [Appropriations] – Continuing Resolution, September 1983 – 45 Days1980-1981 5) [Appropriations] – Continuing Resolution, Fiscal Year 1982, Department of Housing and Urban Development1984 6) [Appropriations] – Continuing Resolution, Fiscal Year 19851982-1983 7) [Appropriations] – Contract Awards and Grants1977-1978 8) [Appropriations] – Correspondence1980 9) [Appropriations] – CW – Military Construction Authorization Act, 1981Box 81979 1) [Appropriations] – Dear Colleague Letter – Amendment to Increase Funding for the Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation, July 241979 2) [Appropriations] – Defense Administration – Senate Staff Assisting the Appropriations Defense Subcommittee1978 3) [Appropriations] – Defense – Aegis Computer Controlled Weapon System 1972 4) [Appropriations] – Defense Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19731979 5) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Air Force, Fiscal Year 19801975 6) [Appropriations] – Defense Department Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19761979 7) [Appropriations] – Defense Department Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19801983 8) [Appropriations] – Defense Department Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19841984 9) [Appropriations] – Defense Department Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19851980 10) [Appropriations] – Defense Department Appropriations, Bill Amendments, Fiscal Year 19811977 11) [Appropriations] – Defense Department Appropriations: Manpower Training1979 12) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Army, Fiscal Year 19801977 13) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Budget, Fiscal Year 19781978 14) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – C-130 Reserve and Guard1978-1979 15) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – F-14/F-16 Engines1975-1978 16) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – F-14/F-16 Dispute1979 17) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Floor Action, Fiscal Year 1980Box 91979 1) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Full Committee, Fiscal Year 19801978 2) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – LAMPS Helicopter and the Sikorsky Helicopter1980 3) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Military Construction1979 4) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Navy Overall Budget1979 5) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Navy Research and Development1977-1979 6) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Shipbuilding – Aircraft Carrier Funding1977-1978 7) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Trident Submarine Costs 1979 8) [Appropriations] – Defense Department – Weapons [overall], Fiscal Year 1980Box 101983 1) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce, 1984 Congressional Budget Submission, Part I, Folder 11983 2) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce, 1984 Congressional Budget Submission, Part I, Folder 21983 3) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce, 1984 Congressional Budget Submission, Part II1977 4) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Budget, Fiscal Year 19781977 5) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Census Bureau, Fiscal Year 1978 Supplemental1977 6) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Domestic/International Business Administration1977 7) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Economic Development Administration1977 8) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Economic Development Administration – High Plains Regional Study1977 9) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Economic Development Administration – Local Public Works Program1977 10) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Economic Development Administration – Regional Economic StudiesBox 111976-1977 1) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Maritime Administration1977 2) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Fire Prevention and Control1977 3) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Aqua Culture1977 4) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Coastal Zone Management 1977 5) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Fiscal Year 1978 Budget Request1977 6) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Fisheries1977 7) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Marine Science Center, Avery Point, Groton, Connecticut1977 8) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Milford, Connecticut, Aquaculture Funding1977 9) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration/National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere1977 10) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Pacific Tuna Development FoundationUndated 11) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Port Aransas, National Marine Fisheries Service Laboratory ClosingUndated 12) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration Reorganization Funding1976-1977 13) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Sand Point Project Funding, Seattle1977 14) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Sandy Hook Marine Laboratory, Reduction in Force1977 15) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, Sea Grant Program Funding1977-1978 16) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration Undersea Programs, Weather Service Stations, and Whale Study Funding1977 17) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Regional Action Planning Commissions1977 18) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – Salaries & Expenses, Fiscal Year 1978 Supplemental1977 19) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – U.S. Travel Service1977-1978 20) [Appropriations] – Department of Commerce – White House Conference on Balanced Economic Growth Box 121981 1) [Appropriations] – Department of Defense, 19821975-1978 2) [Appropriations] – Department of Defense Appropriation Authorization Act, 1978 – F-14, F-181980 3) [Appropriations] – Department of Defense Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 19811982 4) [Appropriations] – Department of Education – Appropriations Requests1986 5) [Appropriations] – Department of Health and Human Services, Fiscal Year 1987 Budget1981-1982 6) [Appropriations] – Department of Health and Human Services – Health Planning and Research, Fiscal Year 19831979 7) [Appropriations] – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, State Table – 1980 Budget Request1984 8) [Appropriations] – Department of Housing and Urban Development1980 9) [Appropriations] – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Independent Agencies Appropriation Bill, 19811982-1983 10) [Appropriations] – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Legislations on Appropriations, Folder 11982-1983 11) [Appropriations] – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Legislations on Appropriations, Folder 2Box 131983-1984 1) [Appropriations] – Department of the Interior and Related Agencies – H.R. 33631984 2) [Appropriations] – Department of the Interior Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 11984 3) [Appropriations] – Department of the Interior Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 21977 4) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – Antitrust Division1977 5) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – Anti-Trust, Fiscal Year 1978 Supplemental Budget Request 1977-1978 6) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – Attorney General Griffin Bell and Tax Reform Act of 19761977 7) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – Budget, Fiscal Year 1978 [ Views of the Department of Justice on Several Appropriations Hems]1977 8) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – Justice, General Accounting Office Studies, and Research1977 9) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – General Administration Budget Request1977 10) [Appropriations] – Department of Justice – General Legal Activities – Fiscal Year 1978 Supplemental1982 11) [Appropriations] – Department of Labor, Health, and Human Services and Education, Fiscal Year 19831977 12) [Appropriations] – Department of State – Budget, Fiscal Year 19781974-1980 13) [Appropriations] – Department of Transportation Appropriations – Rail Crossings Amendments, Fiscal Year 19801975 14) [Appropriations] – Department of Transportation, H.R. 8365Box 141978 1) [Appropriations] – Department of the Treasury – Fiscal Year 1978, First Supplemental1977-1978 2) [Appropriations] – Department of the Treasury – Internal Revenue Service1978 3) [Appropriations] – Department of the Treasury – U.S. Customs Service1988 4) [Appropriations] – District of Columbia Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19891977 5) [Appropriations] – District of Columbia Convention Center1977-1978 6) [Appropriations] – District of Columbia Convention Center Funding1978 7) [Appropriations] – District of Columbia First Concurrent Budget Resolution1983 8) [Appropriations] – Education Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19841981-1983 9) [Appropriations] – Education of the Handicapped Act Funding, Fiscal Year 1984 1978-1980 10) [Appropriations] – Emergency Housing ProgramBox 151979-1980 1) [Appropriations] – Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Act – Brooke- Cranston Inclusion Proposal, Notes/Memoranda1978 2) [Appropriations] – Energy and Water Development Appropriation Act, H.R. 129281982 3) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency1982 4) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19831986 5) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency – Justification of Appropriations Estimates, Folder 11986 6) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency – Justification of Appropriations Estimates, Folder 21986 7) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency – Justification of Appropriations Estimates, Folder 31980 8) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency – Grant Funds, Fiscal Year 1980Box 161980 1) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency – State Grant Distribution for Fiscal Year, 19811980 2) [Appropriations] – Environmental Protection Agency – Summary 1981 Budget1982 3) [Appropriations] – Family Planning Language to Supplemental Appropriations1979-1980 4) [Appropriations] – Federal Emergency Management Agency1982 5) [Appropriations] – Federal Emergency Management Agency Conference Items1976 6) [Appropriations] – Foreign Aid – Foreign Assistance Act Appropriations1976-1977 7) [Appropriations] – Foreign Assistance, H.R. 7797 1978 8) [Appropriations] – Foreign Operations – Foreign Assistance and Related Program Appropriations Bill, 19791977 9) [Appropriations] – Foreign Operations Issues – Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriation Bill, 19781982 10) [Appropriations] – Funds for the Handicapped-Developmental Disabilities/Vocational Rehabilitation1978 11) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1978 Mark Up1977 12) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Equal Opportunity Commission1977 13) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement AdministrationBox 171973-1978 1) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice – Federal Bureau of Investigation, Folder 11973-1978 2) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice – Federal Bureau of Investigation, Folder 21976-1978 3) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice – Federal Prison System, Folder 11976-1977 4) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice – Federal Prison System, Folder 21974-1978 5) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice – Immigration and Naturalization Service1976-1977 6) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice –Law Enforcement Administration1977 7) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice –Legal Activities1977 8) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice – Legal Counsel Fees1977 9) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice –U.S. Marshals 1977 10) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Department of Justice –Wiretaps and Illegal Break-Ins1977 11) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Full Committee, 1978 ReportsBox 181977 1) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations –Housing and Urban Development – Independent Agencies, Budget Fiscal Year 19781977 2) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Law Enforcement Assistance Administration1977 3) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1978 – Military Construction Projects, Folder 11977 4) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations –Fiscal Year 1978 – Military Construction Projects, Folder 21977 5) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Arms Control and Disarmament1977 6) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Board for International Broadcasting1977 7) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies –Commission on Civil Rights1977-1978 8) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies –Federal Communications Commission1977 9) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Federal Maritime Commission1975-1978 10) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies –Federal Trade Commission, Folder 11975-1978 11) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Federal Trade Commission, Folder 21978 12) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Foreign Claims Settlement Commission1977 13) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission Box 191977 1) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Legal Services Corporation1976-1977 2) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Securities and Exchange Commission1976-1977 3) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies –Small Business Administration, Folder 11976-1977 4) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Small Business Administration, Folder 21977-1978 5) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Small Business Administration, Fiscal Year 1978 Supplemental1977 6) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – Small Business Committee1977 7) [Appropriations] – FY– Fiscal Year 1978 – State, Justice, and Commerce Appropriations – Related Agencies – United States Information Agency1978 8) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 Budget – Congress1978 9) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 Budget – First and Second Concurrent Resolutions1978 10) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 Budget – National Debt1978 11) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 Budget – Overall Summaries/InformationBox 201978 1) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 Budget –Overview Materials1978 2) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 Budget – Tax Reform1978 3) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1979 – Defense Department1979 4) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1980 – Continuing Resolution Conference Report1975-1980 5) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1980 –Continuing Resolution, H.J. Res. 404 1979 6) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1980 – Department of Defense Appropriations1979-1980 7) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1980 – Department of Defense Authorization1979 8) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1980 – District of Columbia Budget Appropriations, H. R. 45801980 9) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1980 – Supplemental, National Science Foundation Amendment Background1980 10) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1981 – Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Conference Information1979-1982 11) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1982 – Housing and Urban Development Appropriations1982 12) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1983 – Education Programs1982 13) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1983 – Labor Department Budget1984 14) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1985 – Supplemental Appropriations – Major Connecticut ItemsUndated 15) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1988 – Commerce, State, Justice Appropriations1987 16) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1988 – Continuing Resolution1987 17) [Appropriations] – FY – Fiscal Year 1988 – SupplementalBox 211977-1978 1) [Appropriations] – General Government – White House Reorganization Plan1979-1980 2) [Appropriations] – General Labor – Health, Education, Welfare and Related Agencies Appropriations1980 3) [Appropriations] – General Revenue Sharing Appropriations Fiscal Year 19811979-1982 4) [Appropriations] – General Revenue Sharing Fiscal Year 19801982-1984 5) [Appropriations] – Government Employees – 98th Congress – Budget Deficit Resolution 1979 6) [Appropriations] – Hartford Civic Center Information – HUD/Independent Agencies Appropriation Bill 1980, H.R. 43941976 7) [Appropriations] – Heath, Education, Welfare and Labor Conference - Abortion – Hyde Amendment to Department of Labor – Health, Education, Welfare Appropriations Bill1979 8) [Appropriations] – Home Ownership Assistance Program, Fiscal Year 19801984 9) [Appropriations] – House Joint Resolution 492 – Supplemental for Department of Agriculture1982 10) [Appropriations] – House Joint Resolution 631 – Productive Employment, Fiscal Year 19831979 11) [Appropriations] – H. R. 4389, Labor – Health, Education, Welfare Appropriations1977 12) [Appropriations] – H. R. 5262 – World Bank Participation – Omnibus Multilateral Development Institutions Act of 19771984 13) [Appropriations] – H. R. 5798 – Treasury, Post Office Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 1Box 221984 1) [Appropriations] – H. R. 5798 – Treasury, Post Office Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 21977 2) [Appropriations] – H. R. 6689 – State Department Authorization, Fiscal Year 19781981-1982 3) [Appropriations] – H. R. 6863 – Supplemental Bill, Fiscal Year 19821978-1979 4) [Appropriations] – H. R. 129341976 5) [Appropriations] – H. R. 13172 – Second Supplemental Appropriations1976 6) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14231 – Department of Interior Appropriations1976 7) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14232 – Department of Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations1976 8) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14234 – Department of Transportation Appropriations1976 9) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14236 – Public Works Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1977 1976 10) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14238 – Legislative Branch AppropriationsBox 231976 1) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14261 – Appropriations for United States Postal Service, Treasury Department and Executive Office of the President1976 2) [Appropriations] – H. R. 14327 – Agriculture Appropriations1982 3) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19831984 4) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19851980 5) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development Appropriations, Municipal Assistance Corporation for the City of New York, Loan Guarantee Program1979-1980 6) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development - Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Act – Brooke-Cranston Tandem Program1974-1975 7) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development – Environmental Protection Agency Appropriation Bill, 19761980 8) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies1980 9) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies Appropriations Bill, H. R. 76311979-1980 10) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies – Funds for a Memorial for the U.S.S. Nautilus1980 11) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies, Fiscal Year 1981Box 241979-1980 1) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies, Fiscal Year 1980-19811980 2) [Appropriations] – Housing and Urban Development – Senate Concurrent Resolution 86, Section 81980 3) [Appropriations] – Housing Miscellaneous 1982 4) [Appropriations] – Independent Living for the Handicapped - Training Funds for Professionals Dealing with Persons with Autism1976-1977 5) [Appropriations] – Intelligence Disclosure, Senate Resolution 207 – Public Disclosure of Funds of National Intelligence Activities1983 6) [Appropriations] – Interior Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19841984 7) [Appropriations] – Interior Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19851979 8) [Appropriations] – Interior Department and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, 19801977 9) [Appropriations] – Interior Department and Related Agencies Budget Fiscal Year 1978Undated 10) [Appropriations] – Interior – Lead/Steel Shot – Non-Toxic Shot Program Funding1977 11) [Appropriations] – The Judiciary – Budget, Fiscal Year 19781977 12) [Appropriations] – The Judiciary – Federal Judicial Center Annual Report, 1977Box 251981 1) [Appropriations] – Justice Department, S. 951, Amendments 301-406, 417- 420, 428-452, 475, 477-481, 1235,1252, Fiscal Year 19821981 2) [Appropriations] – Justice Department, S. 951, Amendments 145-300, Fiscal Year 19821983-1984 3) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health and Human Services Education Subcommittee 1983, Appropriations 1984-19851986 4) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health and Human Services - Education, 99th Congress1975 5) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations, 1976Undated 6) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Abortion, Fiscal Year 19801977-1978 7) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Abortion Issue 1979 8) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Down’s Syndrome - Congress and Funding1979 9) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Education - Scholarships and Grants1979 10) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Fiscal Year 1979 Supplemental1979 11) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Fiscal Year 1980Box 261979 1) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare –Health Capitation Funds for Medical School Programs1979 2) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare –Health Issues1979 3) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – National Commission on the International Year of the Child FundingUndated 4) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – National Health Plan1978-1979 5) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Rehabilitation, Comprehensive Services and Developmental Disabilities Act of 19781978 6) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Departments of Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare and Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 1979, Folder 11978 7) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare and Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 1979, Folder 21979 8) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 19801978 9) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare –Social Services1979 10) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Women Intercollegiate Athletics Funding1979 11) [Appropriations] – Labor – Health, Education and Welfare – Youth Programs and the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)Box 27 1981 1) [Appropriations] – Legal Services Corporation – H.R. 3480 – Reauthorization - Briefing Book, Folder 11981 2) [Appropriations] – Legal Services Corporation – H.R. 3480 Reauthorization - Briefing Book, Folder 21977 3) [Appropriations] – Legislative Appropriations – Conference, Fiscal Year 19781977 4) [Appropriations] – Legislative Appropriations – Funding for West Front Extension of the Capitol Building1984 5) [Appropriations] – Legislative Branch – Operations Appropriations Bill1978 6) [Appropriations] – Legislative – 1st Concurrent Budget Resolution1977 7) [Appropriations] – Lowell Weicker Added as Cosponsor of H. R. 7557 – Transportation Department and Related Agencies Appropriations, 19781980 8) [Appropriations] Lowell Weicker Amendments Offered to Fiscal Year 1981 BudgetBox 281976-1985 1) [Appropriations] – Magnuson Fishery and Conservation Management Act Reauthorization1977 2) [Appropriations] – Massachusetts – Carter Administration Budget – New England River Basin Commission1976 3) [Appropriations] – Military Authorization1978-1979 4) [Appropriations] – Military Construction 19791981 5) [Appropriations] – Military Construction, 19821978-1979 6) [Appropriations] – Military Construction Appropriation Bill 19801974-1975 7) [Appropriations] – Military Fighter Places1981-1982 8) [Appropriations] – Military Pay and Construction Authorization, 19821974 9) [Appropriations] – Military Procurement, Fiscal Year 19751980 10) [Appropriations] – National Aeronautics and Space Administration1984-1985 11) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – 1985 Supplemental 1983 12) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Authorizations1983 13) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Estimates, Fiscal Year 19841985 14) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Estimates, Fiscal Year 1986Box 291982 1) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1983, Folder 11982 2) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1983, Folder 21983 3) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1984, Folder 11983 4) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1984, Folder 21983 5) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1984, Folder 31983 6) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1984, Folder 41984 7) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 1Box 301984 1) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 21984 2) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 31984 3) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 41984 4) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 5 1984 5) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 11984 6) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 21985 7) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985 8) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 2Box 311985 1) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985 2) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 21985 3) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Support Documents, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985 4) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Support Documents, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 21985 5) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Support Documents, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 3Box 321985 1) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Support Documents, Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 41983-1984 2) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Coastal Zone Management – Sect. 306 Grants, Fiscal Year 1984 Carryover1984 3) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – H. R. 2900 – Federal Register, January 19841984-1985 4) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Rescission Request, Fiscal Year 19851984 5) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Reprogramming and Funding Shortfall, Fiscal Year 1984-1985 1983 6) [Appropriations] – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Sea Grant College Program, Congressional Record, March 19831985 7) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19861986 8) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation Budget, Fiscal Year 19871980 9) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation, Fiscal Year 19811985 10) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation, Fiscal Year 1986Box 331986-1987 1) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation, Fiscal Year 1987 Authorization1986 2) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Estimates of Appropriations to the Congress, Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 11986 3) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Estimates of Appropriations to the Congress, Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 21986 4) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Estimates of Appropriations to the Congress, Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 31979-1980 5) [Appropriations] – National Science Foundation – Ocean Margin Drilling1976-1984 6) [Appropriations] – National Sea Grant College Program, Fiscal Year 1984- 19851971-1975 7) [Appropriations] – Navy Sound Lab, Drawdown1977 8) [Appropriations] – Notes – House Conference1982 9) [Appropriations] – Nurses Association – Education Funding1981-1984 10) [Appropriations] – Ocean and Coastal Development Impact Assistance Block Grant Act1985 11) [Appropriations] – Outer Continental Shelf – Revenue Sharing, 99th Congress, Ocean and Coastal Resources Management and Development Fund1983 12) [Appropriations] – Outer Continental Shelf – Revenue Sharing – Establish Ocean Coastal Resource Management and Development Fund Box 341982 1) [Appropriations] – Porter Amendment – Education of the Handicapped Act, Discretionary Programs1979 2) [Appropriations] – President’s 1980 Budget1984 3) [Appropriations] – President’s 1985 Budget for Education1977-1979 4) [Appropriations] – Public Broadcasting Financing Act of 19781978 5) [Appropriations] – Public Broadcasting – S. 2883 – Public Telecommunications Financing Act of 19781978-1979 6) [Appropriations] – Public Works – Energy/Water Appropriations, H. R. 43881977 7) [Appropriations] – Public Works for Water and Power Development and Energy Research Appropriation Bill, Budget Fiscal Year 19781978 8) [Appropriations] – Public Works – Princeton University Fusion Test Reactor1977-1978 9) [Appropriations] – Public Works – Water ProjectsUndated 10) [Appropriations] – Railroad Retirement Board1978 11) [Appropriations] – Rescission Request1982-1983 12) [Appropriations] – S. 366 – Mashantucket Pequot Indian Claims Settlement Act1977 13) [Appropriations] – S. 1311 Amending the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and H.R. 3722 Authorizing Appropriations for the Securities Exchange Commission, Fiscal Year 19781979 14) [Appropriations] – Senior Citizens – Growing Expenditures1980 15) [Appropriations] – Solar and Energy Conservation Bank1977-1979 16) [Appropriations] – State Department – Passport Office1977 17) [Appropriations] State Department – U.S./Cuba Relations – U.S. Embassy Interests Section1977 18) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Budget, Fiscal Year 1978Box 35 1977-1979 1) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Economic Development Administration, Steel Industry1977 2) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – First Concurrent Resolution1977 3) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Floor Action1977 4) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Judiciary Conference1977 5) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Judiciary - Full Committee Markup1977-1979 6) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Related Agencies, Renegotiation Board, Loan Guarantees, Small Business Administration, Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Census Bureau1977 7) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Schedule1977 8) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Subcommittee Markup1977 9) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19771977 10) [Appropriations] – State, Justice, Commerce Departments – Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19781977-1978 11) [Appropriations] – Statements and Legislative Notices1978 12) [Appropriations] – Subcommittee on Transportation, Markup1978 13) [Appropriations] – Summary of 1978 Appropriations Bill1977-1978 14) [Appropriations] – Supplemental – 95th Congress, Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1978 Supplements, and Fiscal Year 1979 Budget, Folder 1Box 361977-1978 1) [Appropriations] – Supplemental – 95th Congress, Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1978 Supplements, and Fiscal Year 1979 Budget, Folder 21977-1978 2) [Appropriations] – Supplemental – 95th Congress, Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1978 Supplements, and Fiscal Year 1979 Budget, Folder 3 1977-1978 3) [Appropriations] – Supplemental – 95th Congress, Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1978 Supplements, and Fiscal Year 1979 Budget, Folder 41978 4) [Appropriations] – Supplemental – 95th Congress, Second Session Supplemental1984 5) [Appropriations] – Supplemental Appropriations, 19841980 6) [Appropriations] – Supplemental Appropriations and Rescission Bill, 19801982 7) [Appropriations] – Supplemental Education Opportunity Grants, Fiscal Year 19821977 8) [Appropriations] – Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19781978 9) [Appropriations] – Supplemental, Fiscal Year 1978, First Session1977-1978 10) [Appropriations] – Supplemental, Fiscal Year 1978, First Session SupplementalBox 371978-1979 1) [Appropriations] – Taxes – Internal Revenue Service1978-1979 2) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Administrative, Department of Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 19801979 3) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Air, Federal Aviation Administration’s Fiscal Year 1980 Budget1978-1979 4) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Amtrak1977-1980 5) [Appropriations] – Transportation Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19801980 6) [Appropriations] – Transportation Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19811981 7) [Appropriations] – Transportation Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19821981-1982 8) [Appropriations] – Transportation Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19831982-1983 9) [Appropriations] – Transportation Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19841978-1979 10) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Coast Guard Short Range Recovery – Helicopter and Resource Needs for Responding to Oil Spills1979 11) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Conrail Funding Bill 1977 12) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Fiscal Year 19781976-1977 13) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Fiscal Year 1978, Coast Guard1977 14) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Fiscal Year 1978, Department of Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 19781983-1984 15) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Highway Trust Fund1979 16) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Highways - Urban Mass Transportation Administration and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration1981 17) [Appropriations] – Transportation – H. R. 3982, Omnibus Budget, Fiscal Year 1982Box 381978-1979 1) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Northeast Corridor Improvement Project1977-1978 2) [Appropriations] – Transportation Reprogrammings1978-1979 3) [Appropriations] – Transportation Reprogrammings Requests1979 4) [Appropriations] – Transportation – Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19791977 5) [Appropriations] – Treasury, Post Office - General, Fiscal Year 19781978-1979 6) [Appropriations] – Treasury, Post Office – Gun Regulations1979 7) [Appropriations] – Treasury Postal Services Appropriations, 19801980-1981 8) [Appropriations] – University Affiliated Facilities, Restoring 4% Cut1981 9) [Appropriations] – Veterans Health Care Facility Construction and Disability Compensation for Disabled Veterans/Unemployment Compensation for Ex-Service Members1983 10) [Appropriations] – Vocational Education Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1984Undated 11) [Appropriations] – Weicker Abortion Amendment1977 12) [Appropriations] – Zero Base Budgeting Concept by the Carter AdministrationBox 391975-1976 1) [Armed Services] – A-10/Enforcer 1969 2) [Armed Services] – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missiles1975 3) [Armed Services] – ACF Floor Debate – Air Combat Fighter - Congressional Record1979 4) [Armed Services] – Advanced U.S. Fighter Engines1975 5) [Armed Services] – Air Combat Fighter Program – F18 Program, Folder 11975 6) [Armed Services] – Air Combat Fighter Program – F18 Program, Folder 21975 7) [Armed Services] – Air Combat Fighter Program – F18 Program, Folder 31982 8) [Armed Services] – Air Force Program Facts1983 9) [Armed Services] – Avco Lycoming1976 10) [Armed Services] – Avco XM1 – Tank Program, Folder 1Box 401976 1) [Armed Services] – Avco XM1 – Tank Program, Folder 21972 2) [Armed Services] – F-14 Aircraft Engines – Pratt & Whitney1975 3) [Armed Services] – Major Systems Acquisition – Air Combat Fighter Program1976 4) [Armed Services] – Major Systems Acquisition – Circular1975 5) [Armed Services] – Major Systems Acquisition – Hearings1975 6) [Armed Services] – Major Systems Acquisition – Personnel1975 7) [Armed Services] – Major Systems Acquisition – System Acquisition Reports1976 8) [Armed Services] – Major Systems Acquisition – Reform1975 9) [Armed Services] – Military1976-1977 10) [Armed Services] – Military Budget –B-1 Bomber – Clippings, Reports, Congressional Records1976 11) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – Defense Appropriations, S. 3434, H.R. 124381974-1975 12) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – Defense Budget Appropriations Report and Clippings 1976 13) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – H.R. 14262 Defense AppropriationsBox 411975 1) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – Military Procurement, Fiscal Year 19761973 2) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – Noise Reduction Correspondence1976 3) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – S. 2662, Foreign Military Sales1976 4) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – S. 3439 Arms Sales1973 5) [Armed Services] – Military Budget – Trident Submarine Program1975-1976 6) [Armed Services] – Military Spending1978-1979 7) [Armed Services] – National Service, the Military and Draft Alternatives – Action Program Budgets1974-1979 8) [Armed Services] – National Service, the Military and Draft Alternatives – Background Material, Clippings, Notes1979 9) [Armed Services] – National Service, the Military and Draft Alternatives – Comprehensive Employment and Training ActBox 421976-1979 1) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Clippings1971-1977 2) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Overview of Youth Programs, Analyses and Reports1977 3) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Materials, Notes, Congressional Record, Briefings1978 4) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Report by Assistant Secretary of Defense1977-1978 5) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Studies on Youth Programs and Military Manpower, Folder 1 1977-1978 6) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Studies on Youth Programs and Military Manpower, Folder 21975-1977 7) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Youth Conservation Corps, Folder 1 1975-1977 8) [Armed Services] – Volunteer Military Programs – Youth Conservation Corps, Folder 21977-1978 9) [Armed Services] – Weapons – Chemical WeaponsBox 431979-1980 1) [Arms Control] – Department of Defense – MX Missile1978-1980 2) [Arms Control] – MX Missile Program Deployment1982 3) [Arms Control] – Nuclear Arms Freeze Questionnaire1981-1984 4) Aspartame1983 5) [Automobile] – Airbags1972 6) [Automobile] – Auto Safety – Amendment to National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 19661972 7) [Automobile] – No Fault Auto Insurance S. 945, Folder 11972 8) [Automobile] – No Fault Auto Insurance S. 945, Folder 21973-1974 9) [Automobile] – S. 354 National No Fault Motor Vehicle Insurance Act – No Fault Legislation, Folder 11973-1974 10) [Automobile] – S. 354 National No Fault Motor Vehicle Insurance Act – No Fault Legislation, Folder 2Box 441983 1) [Automobile] – Tandem Trailer – Ratchford Bill1982 2) [Aviation] – ADAP – Airport and Airway System Development Bill – Tax Legislation1978-1979 3) [Aviation] – Aircraft Noise Legislation – S. 4131977-1978 4) [Aviation] – Airline Deregulation, 19781975-1976 5) [Aviation] – Airport and Airways Development1975 6) [Aviation] – Air Freight of Hazardous Materials 1980-1982 7) [Aviation] – Civil Aeronautics Board1974-1975 8) [Aviation] – Civil Aeronautics Board – Airline Subsidies1979 9) [Aviation] – Civil Aeronautics Board –Allegheny Airlines Termination of Service from White Plains, New York1978-1982 10) [Aviation] – Civil Aeronautics Board and Labor Protection Provisions – Morrie Amitay and Air Florida1979 11) [Aviation] – Experienced Pilots Act of 1979 – Age 60 Rule1975 12) [Aviation] – Federal Aviation Administration – Air Safety Program1981-1983 13) [Aviation] – H.R. 5038 – Air Traffic Control Revitalization Act – Pay Raises1975 14) [Aviation] – Issues1980-1983 15) [Aviation] – Montreal Protocols, 19831981-1982 16) [Aviation] – National Airport PolicyBox 451981-1982 1) [Aviation] – PATCO – Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization Strike1973-1975 2) [Aviation] – S. 421 Low Cost Air Transportation Act – S. 1739 Inclusive Tour Charters Amendment to Federal Aviation Act1979-1982 3) [Aviation] – S. 508 – Airport Development Act of 19811975-1976 4) [Aviation] – S. 2551 – Aviation Act of 1975, 94th Congress1976 5) [Aviation] – S. 3684 – Amendment to the Federal Aviation Act of 19581979 6) [Aviation] – Sikorsky – S-61 Helicopter Crash1979 7) [Aviation] – Tweed – New Haven AirportBox 461970-1972 1) [Banking and Finance] – Banking and Currency Miscellaneous, Folder 11970-1972 2) [Banking and Finance] – Banking and Currency Miscellaneous, Folder 2 1981-1983 3) [Banking and Finance] – Bankruptcy Laws – Improvement, Reform, and Protection, Folder 11982-1983 4) [Banking and Finance] – Bankruptcy Laws – Improvement, Reform, and Protection, Folder 21972 5) [Banking and Finance] – Financial Institutions – Closing Costs1971-1972 6) [Banking and Finance] – Financial Institutions – Credit Union Information for Legislators1971-1972 7) [Banking and Finance] – Financial Institutions – S. 652 – Fair Credit Billing Act1971-1972 8) [Banking and Finance] – Financial Institutions – SBC1978 9) [Banking and Finance] – How Defending the Dollar Affects Growth1979 10) [Banking and Finance] – National Consumer Cooperative Bank1978 11) [Banking and Finance] – New York City Financing Bill – H.R. 124261979 12) [Banking and Finance] – Remarks of Lewis Preston, President J.P. Morgan & Co. at the Annual Meeting of the Company’s Stockholders, April 11, 19791980 13) [Banking and Finance] – S. 2236 – Amendment to the Bank Secrecy Act1971-1972 14) [Banking and Finance] – SBC – International Finance1972 15) [Banking and Finance] – SBC – Securities1976 16) Brenda BrodyBox 471983 1) Camille Weicker1979 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—1979 Annual Report1979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Alan Greenspan Testimony1980 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Amendments—Lowell Weicker1979-1980 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Analysis 1979 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Analysis of Federal Credit Programs 1980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Application to Board1980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Appropriations Amendment No. 17931980 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Appropriations —Fiscal Year 1981 1980 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Appropriation Hearings1979 11) [Chrysler Bail Out]-Bankers Testimony—Chairman of Hanover Trust Company 1979 12) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Bankers Testimony in the Senate1980 13) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Bellman Materials1979 14) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Boston Consulting Group Study1979-1980 15) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Budget Considerations—Edmund Muskie1979 16) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Business Roundtable1979 17) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chase Study Effect of ReorganizationBox 481978-1979 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Annual Reports and Statistics, Folder 11978-1979 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Annual Reports and Statistics, Folder 21979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Corporation: A Compilation of Selected Articles1979 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Act1980 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Program1980 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Debenture S-11979 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Loan Floor Statement—Congressional Record1979 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler Promo Materials and Statements1979 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Chrysler’s Report: September 15Box 49 1979 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—August to October 1979 1979 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—November to December 1979, Folder 11979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—November to December 1979, Folder 21980 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—January to April 1980, Folder 11980 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—January to April 1980, Folder 21980 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—May to June 1980, Folder 11980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—May to June 1980, Folder 21980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Clippings—July to December 1980Box 501979 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—December 12-15, 1979, Folder 11979 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—December 12-15, 1979, Folder 21979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—December 17-18, 1979, Folder 11979 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—December 17-18, 1979, Folder 21979 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—December 19, 19791979 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—December 20, 19791980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Congressional Record—June 3, 19801979-1980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Correspondence—Connecticut Employers1979-1980 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Correspondence—Senators1979 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Council for a Competitive EconomyBox 511979 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Dear Colleagues—Senate Correspondence 1980 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Drexel Burnham—March 1980 Analysis1979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Dun and Bradstreet Report1979 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Eagleton Amendment to Chrysler Loan Guarantee Act 1980 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Federal Aid to Chrysler Fact Sheet1980 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Financing and Operating Plans1980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Findings of Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Board —May 12, Folder 11980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Findings of Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Board —May 12, Folder 21980 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Findings of Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Board —May 12, Folder 31980 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Findings of Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Board —May 12, Folder 41980 11) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Findings of Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Board —May 12, Folder 5Box 521980 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Findings of Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Board1980-1982 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—General1979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Heinz Equity Amendment1979 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—House Activity on H.R. 58601979 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—The Imported Automobile Industry Study1979 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Kidder Peabody Report1980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Legislative History—Fiscal Year 1980 Appropriations1979 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Levin Amendment to Chrysler Loan Guarantee Act1979 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Library of Congress Reports1980 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Loan Guarantee Act Fact Sheet1980 11) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Loan Guarantee Board1978-1979 12) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Loan Guarantee Board Annual Report Box 531980 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Loan Guarantee Board—Report1980 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lockheed and Wheeling—Pitt1980 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lowell Weicker Before Banking Committee1980 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lowell Weicker—Bellman—“Dear Colleague”1980 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lowell Weicker Materials—Overview1980 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lowell Weicker Materials—Periodicals1980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lowell Weicker Opening Statement1979-1980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lowell Weicker Statements1979 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Lugar Amendment1980 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—MacNeil Lehrer Show1980 11) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Markup1979 12) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Miscellaneous Senate Testimony1979 13) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Northeast-Midwest Senate Coalition-Chrysler Regional Employment1979 14) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Notes—Memos, Phone Numbers, ClippingsBox 541980 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Offering Circulars on the Amount of Loans to Chrysler1979 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Operating Plan, 1980 to 19851979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Other Companies’ Annual Reports—Ford, General Motors and Volkswagen1980 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Oversight Hearing—May 20, 19801979 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Paine Webber Report1980 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Periodicals1979-1980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Quarterly Reports 1980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Registration Statement to Securities and Exchange Commission1978-1979 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Reorganization—Bankruptcy Laws1979 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Report of Committee on Banking Pursuant to Congressional Budget Act of 1974Box 551979 1) [Chrysler Bail Out]—S. 1937—Chrysler Emergency Loan Guarantee Act1979 2) [Chrysler Bail Out]—S. 1959—To Amend Federal Regulatory Statutes for Automobiles1979 3) [Chrysler Bail Out]—S. 1965—Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Act1979 4) [Chrysler Bail Out]—S. 2033—Stevenson—Industrial Adjustment Act of 19791980 5) [Chrysler Bail Out]—S. 2808—Import Auto Excise Tax—Congressional Record1980 6) [Chrysler Bail Out]—S.R. 415-Loan Guarantees1980 7) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Senate Amendment Concerning Federal Loans1980 8) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Small Business Administration Report on Automobile Dealers1980 9) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Staff Report1980 10) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Supplemental 19801980 11) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Talking Points for Chrysler Debate1979 12) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Testimony of Lehman Brothers Incorporated Before Committee on Banking1979 13) [Chrysler Bail Out]—Testimony Regarding Reorganization1982 14) [Civil Rights]—Citizens Commission on Civil Rights1982 15) [Civil Rights]—Civil Rights and the Exhaustion of State Remedies—1983Undated 16) [Civil Rights]—Civil Rights Commission, Equal Opportunity Employment, and the Legislative Branch—Chronology 1987 17) [Civil Rights]—Office of the Inspector General—Department of Education— Review of the Office for Civil Rights, Section 504, Fiscal Year 19861975 18) Coast Guard Board of Visitors1977-1978 19) Coast Guard—Oil Spills1969-1971 20) [Committee on Public Works]—Consolidated Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Folder 11969-1971 21) [Committee on Public Works]—Consolidated Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Folder 2Box 561969-1970 1) [Committee on Public Works]—Federal Buildings1965-1972 2) [Committee on Public Works]—Highway Beautification Commission, Folder 11965-1972 3) [Committee on Public Works]—Highway Beautification Commission, Folder 21969-1971 4) [Committee on Public Works]—Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts, Washington D.C.1970-1972 5) [Committee on Public Works]—Organization1970-1972 6) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Air and Water Pollution1967-1971 7) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Buildings and Grounds, Folder 11967-1971 8) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Buildings and Grounds, Folder 2Box 571970-1971 1) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Economic Development1971 2) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Flood Control—Rivers and Harbors1970-1971 3) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Roads, Folder 11970-1971 4) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Roads, Folder 2 1971-1972 5) [Committee on Public Works]—Subcommittee on Roads—Big Bus Bill—102 Inch Buses1970-1971 6) [Committee on Public Works]—Water Pollution Amendments of 1971, Folder 11970-1971 7) [Committee on Public Works]—Water Pollution Amendments of 1971, Folder 21970-1971 8) [Committee on Public Works]—Water Pollution Amendments of 1971, Folder 31970-1971 9) [Committee on Public Works]—Water Pollution Amendments of 1971, Folder 4Box 581975 1) [Communications]—Agency for Consumer Advocacy—Daniel W. Kops1974-1976 2) [Communications]—AT&T vs. InterConnect Industry, Folder 11974-1976 3) [Communications]—AT&T vs. InterConnect Industry, Folder 21975 4) [Communications]—Broadcast License Renewal Bill1982-1986 5) [Communications]—Broadcasting1972-1975 6) [Communications]—Cable Television Legislation1975 7) [Communications]—Canadian Commercial Deletion Policy1975 8) [Communications]—Competition between Telephone Carriers1975 9) [Communications]—Corporation for Public Broadcasting Nominations1975 10) [Communications]—Federal Communications Commission Oversight Hearings—19751976 11) [Communications]—Federal Communications Commission Request LegislationUndated 12) [Communications]—Federal Communications Commission UHF/VHF Comparability Study Chance—Chronology1979 13) [Communications]—H.R. 3333—The Communications Act of 19791975 14) [Communications]—Multiple Ownership of Broadcast Stations 1986 15) [Communications]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration— Pan-Pacific Education and Communications Experiment by Satellite (PEACESAT)1983 16) [Communications]—National Public Radio (NPR)—Bail Out and New Head1983-1985 17) [Communications] – New York Radio and Television1975 18) [Communications]—Office of Telecommunications PolicyBox 591974-1975 1) [Communications]—S. 893—Five Year Authorization for Corporation for Public Broadcasting1976 2) [Communications]—S. 1257/ H.R. 9630—Department of Health Education and Welfare (HEW)—Bill to Extend HEW Educational Broadcast Facilities—94th Congress1979-1980 3) [Communications]—S. 1717—Electronic Surveillance1981-1986 4) [Communications]—Television in the Senate1975 5) [Communications]—Television Violence and Obscenity Issues1974-1975 6) [Communications]—WNCN Classical Radio1979 7) Comptroller General of the United States—George Aretakis1982-1985 8) [Congress]—Congressional Pay and Honoraria1982-1985 9) [Congress]—How it Works—Staff/ Funding/ Committee Hearings/ Liaison Offices1982-1984 10) [Congress]—Senator Incomes and Finances1982-1984 11) Congressional Budget Process1974-1975 12) [Congressional Operations]—Joint Committee on Printing1983 13) Congressional Quarterly—Convention History1973 14) Congressional Record—19731974 15) Congressional Record—1974Box 60 1979 1) Congressional Record—February to May 19791979 2) Congressional Record—July to December 1979, Folder 11979 3) Congressional Record—July to December 1979, Folder 21977-1981 4) Congressional Record—Abstracts—95th to 97th Congresses1974 5) Congressional Record—Freedom of Information Act—May 30, 19741980-1981 6) Congressional Record—Lowell Weicker Comments—1980 to 1981, Folder 11980-1981 7) Congressional Record—Lowell Weicker Comments—1980 to 1981, Folder 2Box 611980-1981 1) Congressional Record—Lowell Weicker Commetns—1980 to 1981, Folder 31980-1981 2) Congressional Record—Lowell Weicker Comments—1980 to 1981, Folder 41974 3) Congressional Record—Oversight—Proposed Establishment of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, S. 4019—September 19, 19741975 4) Congressional Record—Senate—February 21, 24, 26 and 27, March 11, June 16 to 20, and September 26, 19751983 5) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker—19831983 6) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker—19841985 7) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker—January to June 19851985 8) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker—July to December 19851986 9) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker-January to June 1986Box 621986 1) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker—July to October 1986 1987 2) Congressional Record—Senate Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker—January to October, 19871975 3) Congressional Record—Senator Weicker Statements—1975, Folder 11975 4) Congressional Record—Senator Weicker Statements—1975 , Folder 21975 5) Congressional Record—Senator Weicker Statements—1975, Folder 31975 6) Congressional Record—Senator Weicker Statements—1975, Folder 41974 7) Congressional Record—Solar Energy—Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act of 1974—Conference Report, August 12, 19741986 8) Congressional Record and Statements—19861970-1985 9) Congressional Research Service—Capitol Hill Information SeminarBox 631973-1974 1) Congressional Underwater Explorers Club1982-1986 2) [Connecticut]—2nd Congressional District—News Clippings1986 3) [Connecticut]—3rd Congressional District—Morrison1983-1984 4) [Connecticut]—5th Congressional District Issues, Folder 11983-1984 5) [Connecticut]—5th Congressional District Issues, Folder 21983-1984 6) [Connecticut]—5th Congressional District—News Clippings1969-1971 7) [Connecticut]—Action for Bridgeport Community Development (ABCD)1982 8) [Connecticut]—American Speech, Language, and Hearing Association (ASHA) —New Haven Meeting1982 9) [Connecticut]—Connecticut Association of Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities (CACLD)1981-1983 10) [Connecticut]—Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC)1985-1986 11) [Connecticut]—Asta Ball (Vice President of Miniature Nut and Screw Corporation) and Army Corps of Engineers—Swap of Land—New Britain Water Company and Hinman Lumber Company 1980-1982 12) [Connecticut]—Aviation—Issues—Air New England Employment–New England Congress Caucus Letter to the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB)1981-1983 13) [Connecticut]—Aviation—Issues—Flight Service Station (FSS) Automated Centre at Sikorsky Memorial Airport1979 14) [Connecticut]—Aviation—Issues—Tweed Airport—New Haven 1979 Case— The City of New Haven, Connecticut v. Civil Aeronautics Board1968-1972 15) [Connecticut]—Bradley International Airport1983-1984 16) [Connecticut]—Bradley International Airport—Tower Relocation—August 19831984 17) [Connecticut]—Bridgeport Harbor Project Navigation Study1982 18) [Connecticut]—Bridgeport Police Bias Suit1982-1984 19) [Connecticut]—Bridgeport United States Customs Office1978 20) [Connecticut]—Bridgeport Weather StationBox 641981-1982 1) [Connecticut]—Bulkeley School Trustees Case—New London1982-1983 2) [Connecticut]—Community Action Partnership (CAP) Agencies1982 3) [Connecticut]—Capacelatro, Ralph—State Republican Party1979 4) [Connecticut]—Cases—Abraham F. Wechsler, et.al.1978 5) [Connecticut]—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)—New Britain1983 6) [Connecticut]—Champion International Corporation Meeting—September1972 7) [Connecticut]—Chronology of Bus Transportation Crisis—The Connecticut Company1984 8) [Connecticut]—Congressional Races 1984—1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Congressional Districts1974-1975 9) [Connecticut]—Health and Hospitals 1974—Project Triage and the Connecticut Regional Medical Program, Folder 1 1974-1975 10) [Connecticut]—Health and Hospitals 1974—Project Triage and the Connecticut Regional Medical Program, Folder 21974-1975 11) [Connecticut]—Health and Hospitals 1974—Project Triage and the Connecticut Regional Medical Program, Folder 31975 12) [Connecticut]—Health and Hospitals 1975—Grant Request for Health Care Resource Development1982-1983 13) [Connecticut]—Cable TelevisionBox 651984-1985 1) [Connecticut]—Connecticut Farms, Folder 11984-1985 2) [Connecticut]—Connecticut Farms, Folder 21983-1985 3) [Connecticut]—GOP Rules Change 1984—Open Primary1983-1985 4) [Connecticut]—Governor’s Office 1984, Folder 11983-1985 5) [Connecticut]—Governor’s Office 1984, Folder 21938-1982 6) [Connecticut]—Connecticut Information, Folder 1 1938-1982 7) [Connecticut]—Connecticut Information, Folder 21986 8) [Connecticut]—Legislators—MiscellaneousBox 661973-1981 1) [Connecticut]—Population Statistics1982-1985 2) [Connecticut]—Radio1977-1980 3) [Connecticut]—Republicans1979-1981 4) [Connecticut]—Republican Party1982-1985 5) [Connecticut]—Television1978-1979 6) [Connecticut]—Conrail and the Malluzzo Development Project Water Drainage Dispute1981 7) [Connecticut]—Corporations—Connecticut Facilities 1983 8) [Connecticut]—CT 105 Agreement—Connecticut and the U.S. Department of Transportation1983-1985 9) [Connecticut]—Customs—1985—Bridgeport Customs Office, Folder 11983-1985 10) [Connecticut]—Customs—1985—Bridgeport Customs Office, Folder 21977 11) [Connecticut]—Daily News Summaries—1977, Folder 1Box 671977 1) [Connecticut]—Daily News Summaries—1977, Folder 2 1977-1978 2) [Connecticut]—Danbury Prison Fire1978 3) [Connecticut]—Danbury Prison Fire—Press Release—August 8, 1978Ca. 1983 4) [Connecticut]—Department of Defense Contract Awards to Connecticut— Fiscal Year 19821974 5) [Connecticut]—Department of Education1985-1986 6) [Connecticut]—Department of Education—Briefing1984 7) [Connecticut]—Disaster in Connecticut—Floods1984 8) [Connecticut]—District Export Council1978 9) [Connecticut]—Dredging—New Haven and Stamford1983 10) [Connecticut]—Easter Seals, 1983-19841970-1974 11) [Connecticut]—Election Data, 1970, 1972, 1974Box 681977-1978 1) [Connecticut]—Electric Boat—U.S. Navy Negotiations, Cost Overruns and Ineffective Management1975 2) [Connecticut]—Electric Boat Strike—19751984 3) [Connecticut]—Emergency Food Needs in Bridgeport1971-1977 4) [Connecticut]—Endorsements—Political1979 5) [Connecticut]—Favorite Whaler Contest—Hartford 1977-1978 6) [Connecticut]—General—Miscellaneous Connecticut IssuesUndated 7) [Connecticut]—Geological and Natural History Surveys1976 8) [Connecticut]—Governor’s Plea for Bucks—Governor Ella Grasso—Concern Over Agriculture and Interior Appropriations, FY 19771981 9) [Connecticut]—Grasso, Ella—Ella: 1919 to 19811983-1985 10) [Connecticut]—Greenwich and Cos Cob Harbors Project - Mianus River1981-1982 11) [Connecticut]—Gubernatorial Candidates—State Republican Party1975-1976 12) [Connecticut]—Hartford Courant—Proposed Courant Times Purchase1984 13) [Connecticut]—Hartford OfficeBox 691976-1987 1) [Connecticut]—Hartford Office, Folder 11976-1987 2) [Connecticut]—Hartford Office, Folder 21976, 1978-1987 3) [Connecticut]—Hartford Office, Folder 31982 4) [Connecticut]—Hartford Rehabilitation Center1972 5) [Connecticut]—Highways—I-291 Plan1975 6) [Connecticut]—History and Statistics1976-1982 7) [Connecticut]—Housing Chronology1979-1980 8) [Connecticut]—Housing and Urban Development Department Grants in Connecticut—Community Development Block Grants—Elderly and Handicapped1975-1977 9) [Connecticut]—Intern and Page BiographiesUndated 10) [Connecticut]—Interstate 84—Construction1975-1976 11) [Connecticut]—Interstate 84—Construction Controversy1975 12) [Connecticut]—Jai Alai ScandalBox 70 1980 1) [Connecticut]—Kirychuk Subpoena—Correspondence, Subpoena and Notes1983 2) [Connecticut]—Law Related Education Program—State of Connecticut1982 3) [Connecticut]—Lists—Mayors and First Selectmen1982 4) [Connecticut]—Lists—Town Chairmen and Vice Chairmen1981 5) [Connecticut]—Litchfield Post Office Relocation1985 6) [Connecticut]—Long Island Sound Dredged Material Containment Study1985 7) [Connecticut]—Mad River Project—Waterbury Sewer Work1975 8) [Connecticut]—Merritt Parkway1973 9) [Connecticut]—Merritt Parkway Relocation1983-1984 10) [Connecticut]—Mianus River Bridge Collapse—July, 19831983-1984 11) [Connecticut]—Mianus River Bridge Collapse—July, 1983—News Clippings1981 12) [Connecticut]—Municipal Election Results—November 3, 19811984-1985 13) [Connecticut]—Nancy Johnson—6th Congressional District—1984 Congressional Election1975 14) [Connecticut]—National Republican Youth Campaign Committee1977 15) [Connecticut]—New Development Agency—New London1981-1982 16) [Connecticut]—New England Association of Business, Industry and Rehabilitation, Inc. (NEABIR)1980-1982 17) [Connecticut]—New England Council1983 18) [Connecticut]—New England Council and Connecticut Federal EmployeesBox 711975-1977 1) [Connecticut]—New Fairfield—Waters Edge, including News Clippings1975 2) [Connecticut]—New Field—General—Candlewood Lake Park and Waters Edge Proposal and Radio Equipment for Ambulances1980 3) [Connecticut]—New Haven County—Funding for Medical Care, Incorporated1978-1979 4) [Connecticut]—New Haven Legal Assistance Association, Incorporated 1972-1980 5) [Connecticut]—New Haven and Stamford—Harbor1975 6) [Connecticut]—New London—Thames Valley Council for Community Action, Incorporated1977-1979 7) [Connecticut]—Newington Veteran’s Administration Hospital—19791976 8) [Connecticut]—Noank—General—Sewer Line Funding1985 9) [Connecticut]—North Haven Mall Project1973-1975 10) [Connecticut]—Norwalk Housing Authority1979 11) [Connecticut]—Norwalk Police Department Grant Request—Law Enforcement Areawide Data Entry and Retrieval System (LEADERS)Box 721985-1986 1) [Connecticut]—Oil Barge in Long Island Sound1971 2) [Connecticut]—Other Announcements Made by Hank Harper on Phone— Miscellaneous Federal Announcements, Folder 11971 3) [Connecticut]—Other Announcements Made by Hank Harper on Phone— Miscellaneous Federal Announcements, Folder 21971 4) [Connecticut]—Other Announcements Made by Hank Harper on Phone— Miscellaneous Federal Announcements, Folder 31971 5) [Connecticut]—Other Announcements Made by Hank Harper on Phone— Miscellaneous Federal Announcements, Folder 41971 6) [Connecticut]—Other Announcements Made by Hank Harper on Phone— Miscellaneous Federal Announcements, Folder 51977 7) [Connecticut]—Passport OfficeUndated 8) [Connecticut]—Passport Office—Stamford—Chronology1985 9) [Connecticut]—Philip Renn1981 10) [Connecticut]—Postal Service and Stamford Move—Proposed Relocation of Stamford Post Office to Rye, New York 1978 11) [Connecticut]—Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Group1973 12) [Connecticut]—Railroad Crossings Undated 13) [Connecticut]—Rededication of East Haddam Town Hall—Town History1977-1978 14) [Connecticut]—Referral ServicesBox 731978 1) [Connecticut]—Reference—The Connecticut Whale1976 2) [Connecticut]—Remington Arms—Sporting Arms Industry1982 3) [Connecticut]—Remington Products, Inc.—Bridgeport—Anti-Trust Case1981-1982 4) [Connecticut]—Republican State Central Committee—1981-19821978 5) [Connecticut]—Ridgefield Preservation Trust—Weirfarm1984-1985 6) [Connecticut]—Rippowan River Basin Project1985 7) [Connecticut]—Riverside Post Office1986 8) [Connecticut]—Rocky Hill Veterans Home—Corruption Investigation—News Clippings1984-1985 9) [Connecticut]—Proposed Route 25 ExpresswayBox 741976-1979 1) [Connecticut]—Roxbury—General—Water Shortage Concerns of the Roxbury and Shepaug River1976-1977 2) [Connecticut]—Service Bureau Incorporated—Efforts to Operate a Time Sharing System in Japan1971 3) [Connecticut]—Shure, Bill—Monthly Status Reports1984 4) [Connecticut]—Southport Harbor—Fairfield Management Plan1983-1984 5) [Connecticut]—Stanley H. Page1981 6) [Connecticut]—State Central Structure Review—State Republican Party1983-1984 7) [Connecticut]—Statewide Study Data—November 1983—Job P830921981 8) [Connecticut]—Statistics 1972-1973 9) [Connecticut]—Suburban Action Institute—Candlewood Lake Defense— Correspondence and Related Materials, Folder 11972-1973 10) [Connecticut]—Suburban Action Institute—Candlewood Lake Defense— Correspondence and Related Materials, Folder 21972-1973 11) [Connecticut]—Suburban Action Institute—Candlewood Lake Defense— Clippings1973 12) [Connecticut]—Suburban Action Institute—Garden Cities—Waters Edge, New Fairfield, and Lake CandlewoodBox 751972-1973 1) [Connecticut]—Suburban Action Institute—Mitchell David—19731973 2) [Connecticut]—Suburban Action Institute—New Fairfield—Correspondence and Clippings1982-1983 3) [Connecticut]—Thomas D’Amore—State Politics1976-1979 4) [Connecticut]—Tornado—October 3, 1979—Disaster Assistance1985-1986 5) [Connecticut]—Soutbury Training School—Investigations of Constitutional Violations and Involvement of Connecticut Protection and Advocacy Agency1969 6) [Connecticut]—Transportation 2020 in Connecticut—Interim Report— Connecticut Highway Department1974-1978 7) [Connecticut]—Transportation Issues1983-1984 8) [Connecticut]—Unemployment Statistics from 1983 to 19841974-1985 9) [Connecticut]—U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Work Permits—Long Island SoundBox 761984 1) [Connecticut]—United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit— Republican Party of State of Connecticut v. Julia H. Tashjian1982-1985 2) [Connecticut]—U.S. Customs Service—Office Closings—Bridgeport, Folder 11982-1985 3) [Connecticut]—U.S. Customs Service—Office Closings—Bridgeport, Folder 2 1982-1985 4) [Connecticut]—U.S. Customs Service—Office Closings—Bridgeport, Folder 31982-1985 5) [Connecticut]—U.S. Customs Service—Office Closings—Bridgeport, Folder 41982-1985 6) [Connecticut]—U.S. Customs Service—Office Closings—Bridgeport, Folder 51982 7) [Connecticut]—United Technologies Corporation (UTC)—Pratt and Whitney Sikorsky AircraftUndated 8) [Connecticut]—United Technologies Proposal—Power Generating Equipment1982 9) [Connecticut]—University of Connecticut (UConn) International Communications Agency (ICA) Grant—Conferences on the Role of the University in the Middle EastBox 771984 1) [Connecticut]—University of Hartford—Library Services and Construction Act1980 2) [Connecticut]—USS Nautilus Memorial—Goss Cove, Groton1974 3) [Connecticut]—Vote for State Officers—Summary of Congressional Districts1984-1985 4) [Connecticut]—Weather Service Office (WSO)—Bridgeport1972 5) [Connecticut]—Weicker Support for Bill Robinson—State Senate1981-1983 6) [Connecticut]—William Cotter—Designation of US Postal Service Building in Hartford as “William R. Cotter Federal Building”1972 7) [Connecticut]—Yale University News Bureau1981 8) [Connecticut]—Yankee Shut-down Work1964-1976 9) [Conservation Issues]—Public Laws1970-1971 10) [Constituent Requests]—Agency Information1978 11) [Constitutional Issues]—Background and Clippings1974 12) [Constitutional Issues]—Direct Election of U.S. Attorney General—Editorial1978 13) [Constitutional Issues]—District of Columbia Statehood Amendment—Press Release—August 25, 19781985-1986 14) [Constitutional Issues]—Education Department—Gallaudet College 1968-1971 15) [Constitutional Issues]—Eighteen Year Old Vote—Weicker Speech— Torrington, Connecticut—February 26, 1971, Folder 11968-1971 16) [Constitutional Issues]—Eighteen Year Old Vote—Weicker Speech— Torrington, Connecticut—February 26, 1971, Folder 21968-1971 17) [Constitutional Issues]—Eighteen Year Old Vote—Weicker Speech— Torrington, Connecticut—February 26, 1971, Folder 3Box 781972-1978 1) [Constitutional Issues]—Press Freedom1978 2) [Constitutional Issues]—Press Freedom Issues - Clippings1977-1978 3) [Constitutional Issues]—Government of Laws—Press Releases1982 4) [Constitutional Issues]—Harlow et al. v. Fitzgerald—Presidential Immunity Case1983 5) [Constitutional Issues]—Legislative Veto—Provision in the Immigration and Nationality ActUndated 6) [Constitutional Issues]—People for the American Way—First Amendment Rights1981 7) [Constitutional Issues]—Presidential Six Year Term1979 8) [Constitutional Issues]—S. 1816--Zurcher—Privacy Protection Act1976 9) [Consumer Issues]—Automobile—Crash Parts1975 10) [Consumer Issues]—Committee on Commerca Activities—94th Congress1975 11) [Consumer Issues]—Consumer Energy Hearings—January 311972 12) [Consumer Issues]—Consumer Safety Act of 1972—Commerce Committee —Product Safety1980 13) [Consumer Issues]—Contract Award Dispute—Ac Mat Corporation—East Hartford, Connecticut1975 14) [Consumer Issues]—Greeff Fabrics Incorporated—Flammability Standards1975-1976 15) [Consumer Issues]—Mailbag—George Schiele—Misrepresentation of Products in Advertizing 1972-1975 16) [Consumer Issues]—Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act of 1972—Oversight1975 17) [Consumer Issues]—Nominations for the National Fire Prevention and Control Administration1973-1975 18) [Consumer Issues]—S. 323—Dealer Day in Court—Fair Marketing of Petroleum Products Act1975 19) [Consumer Issues]—S. 349—Truth in Energy Act, Folder 1Box 791975 1) [Consumer Issues]—S. 349—Truth in Energy Act, Folder 21975 2) [Consumer Issues]—S. 641 and S. 1168—Consumer Food Act of 1975 and Food Safety Assurance Amendments of 1975—Food Safety Legislation1975 3) [Consumer Issues]—S. 642—Federal Trade Commission (FTC)—Amendment to the Federal Trade Commission Act1975 4) [Consumer Issues]—S. 670—Consumer Fraud Act1982 5) [Crime]—ABA (American Bar Association)—Provisional Criminal Justice Mental Health Standards—Background Information, Folder 11982 6) [Crime]—ABA (American Bar Association)—Provisional Criminal Justice Mental Health Standards—Background Information, Folder 21983 7) [Crime]—Arson Prevention—Senate Resolution 183—Commendation of the U.S. Fire Administration1981 8) [Crime]—Atlanta Murders—Child Murders1981-1982 9) [Crime]—Bail Reform—ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) Memos1980-1982 10) [Crime]—Bail Reform—Articles1981 11) [Crime]—Bail Reform—H.R. 3006—Amendment to Bail Reform Act of 19661981 12) [Crime]—Bail Reform—H.R. 4264—Pretrial Detention Act of 19811982 13) [Crime]—Bail Reform—Legal Background—Congressional Research Service Report1982 14) [Crime]—Bail Reform—Report on S. 1554—Bail Reform Act of 1981 1982 15) [Crime]—Bail Reform—S. 1554—Bail Reform Act of 19811975 16) [Crime]—Bail Reform—Speedy Trial Act of 19751979 17) [Crime]—Cigarette Smuggling—Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) Facts1983 18) [Crime]—Comprehensive Forfeiture Act—Civil and Criminal Forfeiture Act— S. 9481977-1982 19) [Crime]—Criminal Code Reform Act, S. 16301966-1983 20) [Crime]—Criminal Code, S. 1630—Capital Punishment, S. 114, and S. 1765Box 801982 1) [Crime]—Exclusionary Rule—Exclusion of Evidence Obtained Through Illegal Search and Seizure1972 2) [Crime]—Federal Corrections Reorganization Act of 1972, Folder 11972 3) [Crime]—Federal Corrections Reorganization Act of 1972, Folder 21972 4) [Crime]—Federal Corrections Reorganization Act of 1972, Folder 31981 5) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Chronology1981 6) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Comptroller General’s Report1979 7) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Letter from Harold M. Williams, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission1979 8) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Lowell Weicker Letter and Response from Assistant Attorney General Philip B. Heymann1978 9) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Senate Judiciary Committee (SJC)— State, Justice, and Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing—April 29, 19781980 10) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Senate Judiciary Committee (SJC) —State, Justice, and Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing—February 5, 19801980 11) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Senate Judiciary Committee (SJC) —State, Justice, and Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing—February 28, 19801980 12) [Crime]—Foreign Corrupt Practices Act—Senate Judiciary Committee (SJC) —State, Justice, and Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing—March 10, 1980 1977 13) [Crime]—Greater Hartford Criminal Justice Coalition1975 14) [Crime]—Marlborough, Connecticut—Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Funding Issues1983 15) [Crime]—National Program to Cut Violent Crime1981-1982 16) [Crime]—Proposed Federal Death Penalty Statute—S.1141981-1983 17) [Crime]—S. 613—Union Extortion—Hobbs Act1982 18) [Crime]—S. 2572—Omnibus Anti-Crime Package—Violent Crime and Drug Enforcement Improvements Act1983 19) [Crime]—Victim’s Assistance Act of 1983—S. 704Box 811979-1981 1) Cults1979 2) Cults—Concerns of Connecticut Constituents1974-1975 3) Decorative Fabrics Association—Johann, R.C.—Flamability Standard for Upholstered Furniture1977 4) [Democratic Party]—Carter—Quotes and Promises1972, 1978 5) [Democratic Party]—Mailing Lists Issue1984 6) [Department of Agriculture]—Agricultural Trade1982-1984 7) [Department of Agriculture]—Agriculture--General1981-1984 8) [Department of Agriculture]—Child Nutrition1985-1986 9) [Department of Agriculture]—Child Nutrition—H.R. 7—School Lunch and Child Nutrition Amendments—19851985 10) [Department of Agriculture]—Community Letters of Credit (CLOCS)1984-1986 11) [Department of Agriculture]—Crop Insurance1984 12) [Department of Agriculture]—Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNP)1984 13) [Department of Agriculture]—Extension Service Box 821985 1) [Department of Agriculture]—Fiscal Year 1986 Agriculture Budget—Office of Management and Budget1985 2) [Department of Agriculture]—Rural Electric Administration—H.R. 3050, S. 1300, and S. 26461975-1976 3) [Department of Agriculture]—Tobacco Disaster1973 4) [Department of Commerce]—Ferrous Scrap Situation1971 5) [Department of Defense]—26th Army Band1971 6) [Department of Defense]—Appropriations—H.R. 11731—Department of Defense Appropriation Bill for 19721970-1971 7) [Department of Defense]—Armed Services—Coast Guard—19711971 8) [Department of Defense]—Armed Services—Lieutenant William Calley Jr.1971 9) [Department of Defense]—Armed Services—Military Procurement Authorizations—Fiscal Year 1972, Folder 11971 10) [Department of Defense]—Armed Services—Military Procurement Authorizations—Fiscal Year 1972, Folder 2Box 83Ca. 1977 1) [Department of Defense]—Defense Contract Audit Agency—Defense Contract Administrative Services1975-1976 2) [Department of Defense]—Man Barrier Corporation—Euclid Design and Development Company Contract Dispute1983 3) [Department of Education]—Dr. Ed Sontag, Acting Director—Office of Special Education1983 4) [Department of Education]—Legislation—98th Congress—Washington Workshops1982-1984 5) [Department of Education]—Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS)—General1982-1984 6) [Department of Education]—Rehabilitation Services Administration— Commissioner George Conn 1985-1986 7) [Department of Energy]—Domestic and International Petroleum Situation1979 8) [Department of Energy]—Smitty’s Amoco—Greenwich, Connecticut—Denial of a Request for an Increased Allocation of Gasoline Filed by Harold Bott1977 9) [Department of the Interior]—Department of Energy1971 10) [Department of the Interior]—Government Operations—Hirshhorn Museum1978 11) [Department of the Interior]—H.R. 12932—Appropriations Bill1978 12) [Department of the Interior]—United States Senate Interior Appropriations1978 13) [Department of Justice]—Lowell Weicker’s Examination of the Justice Department’s Investigation into FBI’s Weathermen Activities1983 14) [Department of Justice]—News Releases—March to July 1983Undated 15) [Department of Justice]—Special Prosecutor—Chronology1976 16) [Department of Labor]—Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)—Briefing Book1973-1974 17) [Department of the Navy]— Captain Milton McFarland1982 18) [Department of State]—Dennis Brutus—Political Asylum1975 19) [Department of State]—Manpower, Incorporated—Subcontracting—Sinai AgreementBox 841968-1972 1) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 11968-1972 2) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 2 1968-1972 3) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 31968-1972 4) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 41968-1972 5) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 51968-1972 6) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 61968-1972 7) [District of Columbia]—Committee on the District of Columbia, Folder 7 Box 851971 1) [District of Columbia]—DC Budget Hearings1948-1972 2) [District of Columbia]—DC Committee Hearings on Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Stadium—December 13, 1971, Folder 11948-1972 3) [District of Columbia]—DC Committee Hearings on Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Stadium—December 13, 1971, Folder 21971 4) [District of Columbia]—Drug Corridor—DC to Connecticut1971 5) [District of Columbia]—Home Rule Legislation, Folder 11971 6) [District of Columbia]—Home Rule Legislation. Folder 21971 7) [District of Columbia]—House-Senate Conference on DC Revenue Act— December, Folder 11971 8) [District of Columbia]—House-Senate Conference on DC Revenue Act— December, Folder 21970-1971 9) [District of Columbia]—Judicial AppointmentsBox 861978 1) [District of Columbia]—Retirement and Disability Pensions Abuses1966-1971 2) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Public Health, Education, Welfare and Safety— Federal City College1971 3) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Business and Commerce—Transportation, Folder 11971 4) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Business and Commerce—Transportation, Folder 21971 5) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Business and Commerce—Transportation, Folder 31971 6) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Fiscal Affairs—Housing, Folder 11971 7) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Fiscal Affairs—Housing, Folder 2Box 87 1970-1971 1) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Judiciary1970-1971 2) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Public Health, Education, Welfare, and Safety, Folder 11970-1971 3) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Public Health, Education, Welfare, and Safety, Folder 21970-1971 4) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Public Health, Education, Welfare, and Safety, Folder 31970-1971 5) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Public Health, Education, Welfare, and Safety, Folder 41970-1971 6) [District of Columbia]—SBC—Public Health, Education, Welfare, and Safety, Folder 51978 7) [District of Columbia]—Voting RepresentationBox 881983 1) Dodd Washington Seminar1984-1985 2) [Drugs]—Antibiotics in Animal Feed1983 3) [Drugs]—Controlled Substances Robbery Act—S. 4221979 4) [Drugs]—Darvon and Propoxythene1979 5) [Drugs]—Darvon and Propoxyphene—Background1979 6) [Drugs]—Darvon and Propoxythene—Controlled Substance Act1979 7) [Drugs]—Darvon and Propoxythene—Correspondence1979 8) [Drugs]—Darvon and Propoxyphene—Drug Enforcement Booklets1979 9) [Drugs]—Darvon and Propoxythene—Witness List and Testimony1979 10) [Drugs]—Davon and Propoxythene—Wolfe Petition on Darvon1971 11) [Drugs]—Drug Abuse Office and Treatment Act1969-1973 12) [Drugs]—Drug Abuse Prevention and Jim D. Whittenburg Box 891971 1) [Drugs]—Drug Legislation—Miscellaneous1968-1971 2) [Drugs]—Drug Pamphlets and Radio Spots, Folder 11968-1971 3) [Drugs]—Drug Pamphlets and Radio Spots, Folder 21968-1971 4) [Drugs]—Drug Pamphlets and Radio Spots, Folder 31982 5) [Drugs]—Drug Trafficking Prevention1969-1972 6) [Drugs]—General1971 7) [Drugs]—General1977 8) [Drugs]—Hearings on Drug Quality, Competition, and Government Procurement of DrugsBox 901967-1971 1) [Drugs]—Narcotics—General, Folder 11967-1971 2) [Drugs]—Narcotics—General, Folder 21967-1971 3) [Drugs]—Narcotics—General, Folder 31979 4) [Drugs]—Richmer News-Pharmaceutical Company1984 5) [Drugs]—Testimony on the Export of Unapproved Drugs1984 6) [Drugs]—U.S. Tobacco Meeting—February 18, 19841982-1983 7) [Drunk Driving]—402 and 408 Funds1984 8) [Drunk Driving]—H.R. 4616—Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 19821982 9) [Drunk Driving]—Humphrey Amendment1984 10) [Drunk Driving]—Lautenberg and Weicker—Technical Revisions of 21 Minimum Drinking Age Legislation1984 11) [Drunk Driving]—Mathias Language1981-1984 12) [Drunk Driving]—Miscellaneous, Folder 1 Box 911981-1984 1) [Drunk Driving]—Miscellaneous, Folder 21984 2) [Drunk Driving]—Miscellaneous, Folder 31983-1984 3) [Drunk Driving]—Miscellaneous, Folder 41984 4) [Drunk Driving]—MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) and SADD (Students Against Drunk Drivers) Addresses—General Information1984 5) [Drunk Driving]—News Articles1982 6) [Drunk Driving]—Original Amendment to Bill—Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 19821982 7) [Drunk Driving]—Original Lautenberg Amendment1982-1983 8) [Drunk Driving]—Potential Questions1981-1982 9) [Drunk Driving]—S. 2158—Incentives for Stiffer Penalties1983-1984 10) [Drunk Driving]—Sentencing Statistics1984 11) [Drunk Driving]—Weicker Copies—Talking Points and Floor Statements about H.R. 4614Box 921973 1) [Economic Issues]—Copper Crisis1978 2) [Economic Issues]—Development Act1970-1972 3) [Economic Issues]—Economic Stabilization Act of 1971, Folder 11970-1972 4) [Economic Issues]—Economic Stabilization Act of 1971, Folder 21983-1984 5) [Economic Issues]—Exclusive Economic Zone1982 6) [Economic Issues]—Federal Corporate Merger Policy1974 7) [Economic Issues]—Federal Energy Office Meeting1980 8) [Economic Issues]—General Revenue Sharing1985-1986 9) [Economic Issues]—Gramm/Rudman Deficit Reduction1978 10) [Economic Issues]—Inflation and the Carter Economy 1984 11) [Economic Issues]—International Financial Markets and Investment and Business Forecast1971 12) [Economic Issues]—Joint Economic Committee1984 13) [Economic Issues]—Poverty and Hunger1971-1972 14) [Economic Issues]—Production and Stabilization—SBC1977 15) [Economic Issues]—Puerto Rico—Treating as a State Under Federal Tax Programs1970-1971 16) [Economic Issues]—Reduction of Federal Expenditures—Joint Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures1971-1972 17) [Economic Issues]—S. 669—Defense Production ActBox 931979 1) [Economic Issues]—Small Business Committee—Business Economic Outlook1978 2) [Economic Issues]—U.S. Dollar—Depreciation1977-1982 3) [Economic Issues]—Urban Enterprise Zones1981 4) Economic Recovery Tax Act of 19811982 5) [Education]—February 19, 1982 Field Hearing—Subcommittee on Education —Oral Testimony1984 6) [Education]—1984 Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) Information Packet1981-1984 7) [Education]—Adult Education Act Amendments of 19841983 8) [Education]—Adult Education and Vocational Education LettersBox 941981 1) [Education]—Alternative Education Proposals—Education Grant Consolidation Bill1977 2) [Education]—Alternatives in Higher Education—Staten Island Community College Proposal to the National Science Foundation 1983-1984 3) [Education]—America—Impact of Budget Changes During the Regan Administration1983 4) [Education]—American Vocational Association (AVA) Bill—June 1982-1983 5) [Education]—American Vocational Association (AVA) and Special Needs (SN)1982-1983 6) [Education]—Articles on Education Funding1981-1984 7) [Education]—The Arts—Arts and Humanities Funding1983 8) [Education]—Bilingual Funding1981-1982 9) [Education]—Block Grants—Education Consolidation and Improvement Act of 19811981-1983 10) [Education]—Block Grants—Elementary and Secondary EducationUndated 11) [Education]—Business and Education PartnershipsBox 951982 1) [Education]—California Master Plan for Special Education, 1980-1981— Annual Evaluation Report1980 2) [Education]—“The Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education”1985 3) [Education]—College Board Information1981-1982 4) [Education]—Cooperative Education—Higher Education Act of 19651981 5) [Education]—Copies of the Bills—Consolidation of Education Programs1984 6) [Education]—Correspondence with OSERS (Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services)1985 7) [Education]—“Early Intervention Group Workbook”1981 8) [Education]—Education Consolidation and Improvement Act of 19811981-1984 9) [Education]—Education Consolidation and Improvement Act (ECIA)—Chapter 11982-1984 10) [Education]—Education Consolidation and Improvement Act (ECIA)—Block Grant—Chapter 2 Box 961983 1) [Education]—“Education and Economic Growth”—Conference, February 21983 2) [Education]—Education for Economic Security Act (S. 530) Hearing—April 81983 3) [Education]—Education of the Handicapped—Bibliographic Citations1975-1981 4) [Education]—Education of Handicapped Children1982-1986 5) [Education]—Education and Health Budget Cuts1981 6) [Education]—Elementary and Secondary Education Consolidation Act of 1981 (S. 1103)1984 7) [Education]—Empirical Study of Religion and Traditional Values in Public School Textbooks1982 8) [Education]—Field Hearing—Student Aid—Correspondence1981-1984 9) [Education]—Future Directions of the Institute of Museum Services1981-1982 10) [Education]—Fiscal Year 1981 to Fiscal Year 1983—Budget and Funding IssuesBox 971983-1984 1) [Education]—General—Correspondence, Folder 11983-1984 2) [Education]—General—Correspondence, Folder 2Undated 3) [Education]—Gramm/Latta Amendment1980-1983 4) [Education]—Handicapped Adults and Special Needs Children1983 5) [Education]—Handicapped—Special Education—Appropriations1985 6) [Education]—Hatch Amendments—Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment1983 7) [Education]—Hearing on Mathematics and Science Education—April 18, 19831985-1986 8) [Education]—Higher Education Act, Folder 1Box 98 1985-1986 1) [Education]—Higher Education Act, Folder 21985-1986 2) [Education]—Higher Education Act Amendment and Reauthorization1985 3) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization1985 4) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization—American Council on Education Amendments1982-1985 5) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization - Background Material, Student Loan Consolidation, Folder 11982-1985 6) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization - Background Material, Student Loan Consolidation, Folder 21985 7) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization—Graduate EducationBox 991984-1985 1) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization—Student Aid and Loan Program1985 2) [Education]—Higher Education Act Reauthorization—Testimony and Statements1984-1985 3) [Education]—Higher Education Program and Guaranteed Student Loans1976 4) [Education]—H.R. 1386—Smith College Bill Amendment on Education Tax Credit Bill1983-1984 5) [Education]—Impact Aid Amendments of 19841982 6) [Education]—Impact of Budget Changes on Major Education Programs—97th Congress1981-1983 7) [Education]—John Connelly—Director of Cooperative Education—University of BridgeportBox 1001976 1) [Education]—Education Legislative Support1982-1984 2) [Education]—Library Services and Construction Act Amendments of 1984Undated 3) [Education]—Math and Science 1982-1983 4) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—American Defense Education Act— National Education Association Press Kit1983 5) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Letters and Articles1979-1983 6) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 11979-1983 7) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 21979-1983 8) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 31979-1983 9) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 41979-1983 10) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 5Box 1011979-1983 1) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 61979-1983 2) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Miscellaneous, Folder 71983 3) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—S.530—Education for Economic Security Act—Final Bill and Memo—Hatch Bill1983 4) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—S. 530—Education for Economic Security Act—Subcommittee Bill1983 5) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Senate Legislative Information Files— Bills on Math, Science, Technology Education—98th Congress1983 6) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Senator Christopher Dodd’s Science and Math Bill—S. 2909—National Mathematics and Science Teacher’s Development Act1982-1983 7) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Subcommittee on Education, Arts, and Humanities Hearings—March 1983, Folder 11982-1983 8) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Subcommittee on Education, Arts, and Humanities Hearings—March 1983, Folder 21982-1983 9) [Education]—Math and Science Bills—Subcommittee on Education, Arts, and Humanities Hearings—March 1983, Folder 31983 10) [Education]—Mathematics and Science Legislation—Statements and Testimony—March 9, 19831983 11) [Education]—Migrant—Seasonal Farm Workers Box 1021980-1981 1) [Education]—Miscellaneous on Student Aid1983-1984 2) [Education]—Mrs. Madeleine Will, Assistant Secretary—Department of Education—Special Education and Rehabilitation—Correspondence1983 3) [Education]—“A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform”1976 4) [Education]—National Assessment of Educational Progress1983-1984 5) [Education]—National Institute of Education (NIE)1981-1983 6) [Education]—Near East Bibliography and Studies1983-1984 7) [Education]—Office of Civil Rights—Education Department Surveys—19841964-1984 8) [Education]—Office of Civil Rights—Nondiscrimination Under Programs Receiving Federal Assistance1977-1984 9) [Education]—Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) Compendium of Division of Assistance to States (DAS) Bulletins—1984Box 1031983-1984 1) [Education]—Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation Services (OSERS) —Mrs. Madeline Will1981-1982 2) [Education]—Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 19811982 3) [Education]—P.L. 94-142—Education for all Handicapped Children Act1976-1982 4) [Education]—Parental Involvement and Consent1983 5) [Education]—Peace Academy—S.564—98th Congress1986 6) [Education]—Pell Grants and Higher Education Act Amendments1983 7) [Education]—Plan to Improve Elementary and Secondary Math and Science Education—National Science Foundation1982-1983 8) [Education]—Precollege Science and Mathematics Education1978 9) [Education]—Projects in Progress—Fiscal Year 1979—Report for the Coordinating Committee on Research in Vocational Education1982 10) [Education]—Public Education for Illegal Aliens 1978 11) [Education]—Public Law 95-561—Elementary and Secondary Education Programs1980-1982 12) [Education]—Regulations—Education Provisions Act and Education Consolidation and Improvement Act of 1981Box 1041985 1) [Education]—Roger Schank Articles: “Educational Technology” and “Education and Computers”1985 2) [Education]—Rural Special Education Information—Oral Testimony—House of Representatives Select Subcommittee on Education1975-1976 3) [Education]—S. 2657—Education Amendments of 1976, Folder 11975-1976 4) [Education]—S. 2657—Education Amendments of 1976, Folder 21981-1983 5) [Education]—School to Working Life—Vocational Education1981-1984 6) [Education]—Special Programs for Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds—TRIO Program1984 7) [Education]—State Enforcement of Civil Rights in Vocational Education1981-1982 8) [Education]—State and Federal Expenditures for Education Programs— Handicapped1981-1982 9) [Education]—Storrs Hearing—Student AidBox 1051982 1) [Education]—Student Aid1976 2) [Education]—Student Benefits1982 3) [Education]—Student Financial Assistance—Fiscal Year 1982 and 1983 Budgets1982 4) [Education]—Student Financial Assistance—Lowell Weicker Initiatives— Administration Actions1972-1974 5) [Education]—Student Loans1985 6) [Education]—Student Loans Press and 1986 Reagan Budget—Miscellaneous 1985 7) [Education]—“Synthesis of Invited Papers, Elementary/ Secondary Education Data Redesign Project: A Public Discussion Draft, September 1985” 1983-1984 8) [Education]—Teacher Merit Pay and Other Incentives1981-1984 9) [Education]—Terrel H. Bell, Secretary—U.S. Department of Education— Correspondence1981-1982 10) [Education]—Training and Employment—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Programs1981-1982 11) [Education]—Tuition Tax Credits1981-1983 12) [Education]—University of Arizona—Department of Community Education —Near East StudiesBox 1061981-1984 1) [Education]—University of Arizona—Near Eastern Studies Center Dispute1983 2) [Education]—Vocational Education—Adult Education Amendment—Senators Chiles and Perkins Amendments1982-1983 3) [Education]—Vocational Education Bills Reauthorization—1983Undated 4) [Education]—Vocational Education Regulations—Notice of Proposed Rulemaking1983-1984 5) [Education]—Vocational Education Reauthorization1983 6) [Education]—Vocational Education Reauthorization—QuestionsBox 1071981-1983 1) [Education]—Vocational Education Reauthorization—Statistics1982 2) [Education]—Vocational Education report by the Secretary of Education to the Congress1979 3) [Education]—Yale University Grant Request—Knowledge and Planning between University Social Scientists and Public School Educators1974 4) [Elections]—California Proposition 9—Campaign Finance Ballot Initiative1973 5) [Elections]—Compulsory Voting—Library of Congress Law Library Report 1972 6) [Elections]—New Campaign Law—Federal Elections Campaign Act of 19711977 7) [Employment]—Admiral Hyman Rickover’s Pension Plan—Clippings1981-1982 8) [Employment]—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) vs. Job Training Partnership Act, Folder 11981-1982 9) [Employment]—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) vs. Job Training Partnership Act, Folder 21976 10) [Employment]—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)— Public Service Jobs1978 11) [Employment]—Elderly—Clippings1983-1984 12) [Employment]—Health—Legislation—S. 1004—Federal Employees Health Benefits1983 13) [Employment]—Health—Legislation—S. 2027—Federal Employees Health InsuranceBox 1081976 1) [Employment]—H.R. 12987—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Extension1985 2) [Employment]—Job Corps in Action—San Diego Job Corps Center—Article —“Senator Lowell Weicker Champions the Job Corps”Ca. 1985 3) [Employment]—Job Corps Centers—Continuing Operations1977-1978 4) [Employment]—Joblessness and Comprehensive Employment and Training Act1978 5) [Employment]—Labor Law Reform Act of 1977—Lowell Weicker Generated Amendments1981-1982 6) [Employment]—New England Farm Workers Council—Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Grant1975 7) [Employment]—Summer Youth Employment Programs1974 8) [Employment]—Unemployment Assistance1977 9) [Energy]—Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Act, Folder 1 1977 10) [Energy]—Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Act, Folder 21976-1977 11) [Energy]—Alaskan Crude Oil Pricing, Folder 11976-1977 12) [Energy]—Alaskan Crude Oil Pricing, Folder 21976-1977 13) [Energy]—Alaskan Petroleum ReservesBox 1091978 1) [Energy]—Alcohol Fuel Hearing1975-1978 2) [Energy]—Alternate Fuel Sources—Stanley Barber and Urban Waste ConversionUndated 3) [Energy]—Background of Government’s Support for Civil Energy Laser Fusion Research and Development1977-1978 4) [Energy]—Biomass1976-1978 5) [Energy]—California Nuclear Referendum1977-1978 6) [Energy]—Carter’s Energy Bill—Background and Clippings1977 7) [Energy]—Carter Plan1978 8) [Energy]—CIVEX Process—Nuclear Power and Proliferation1978 9) [Energy]—Clinch River Project, Folder 1Box 1101978 1) [Energy]—Clinch River Project, Folder 21978 2) [Energy]—Coal1977-1978 3) [Energy]—Coal Conversion1975-1976 4) [Energy]—Coal Leasing1976 5) [Energy]—Coastal Effects of Offshore Energy Systems1978 6) [Energy]—Committee on Energy and Natural Resources—Testimony Before Subcommittee on Energy Conservation and Regulation—Budget 1976 7) [Energy]—Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs—Subcommittee on Energy Research and Water Resources—Agenda for May 5, 19761977-1978 8) [Energy]—Community Action Programs1976 9) [Energy]—Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)—Position Paper - Background on Natural Gas Deregulation1975 10) [Energy]—Congressional Decontrol—Oil Price Deregulation1975 11) [Energy]—Congressional Record and Background on EnergyBox 1111977 1) [Energy]—Congressional Records1979 2) [Energy]—Conservation and Gas Rationing1977-1978 3) [Energy]—Crude Oil Pricing1977-1988 4) [Energy]—Daily News Summary and Press Clippings1976 5) [Energy]—Deep Sea Mining1975 6) [Energy]—Disproportionate Costs—Impact on H.R. 7014 on Consumers and Competition1983 7) [Energy]—Drilling Discharges in the Marine Environment1974-1977 8) [Energy]—Effects on Agriculture1977-1979 9) [Energy]—Electric Cars1977-1978 10) [Energy]—Energy Bill Generated by Weicker1978 11) [Energy]—Energy Budget—Fiscal Year 1979, Folder 11978 12) [Energy]—Energy Budget—Fiscal Year 1979, Folder 2Box 112Undated 1) [Energy]—Energy Chronologies1983 2) [Energy]—Energy Committee—Lowell Weicker’s Travel at Committee Expense 1975 3) [Energy]—Energy Conference Report and Floor Debate1976-1977 4) [Energy]—Energy Conservation in Law, Folder 11975-1977 5) [Energy]—Energy Conservation in Law, Folder 21976 6) [Energy]—Energy Extension—H.R. 136761975-1976 7) [Energy]—Energy Extension—S. 32591976 8) [Energy]—Energy Extension Service1976 9) [Energy]—Energy Extension Services—GeneralBox 1131976-1977 1) [Energy]—Energy Facts1978 2) [Energy]—Energy in General—Background and Clippings1978 3) [Energy]—Energy in General—Generated by Weicker1983 4) [Energy]—Energy Information Administration (EIA) Oversight Hearing—June 29, 19831978 5) [Energy]—Energy Related Tax and Tax Credit Programs1977 6) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration— Appropriations—Fiscal Year 19771976 7) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration’s (ERDA) Energy Conservation Program1977-1978 8) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration’s (ERDA) Energy Extension Service1976 9) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration’s (ERDA) Long Range Plan and Program1976 10) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration’s (ERDA) Program of Appropriate Technology1977 11) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration’s (ERDA) Programs of Interest for Fiscal Year 1978 Box 1141976-1977 1) [Energy]—Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA)—Solar Energy Information1975-1980 2) [Energy]—Energy Stamp Amendment1976-1977 3) [Energy]—Energy Statistics for 1976 and 19771975-1976 4) [Energy]—Energy Strategy and Growth1978 5) [Energy]—Enhanced Oil Recovery, Folder 11978 6) [Energy]—Enhanced Oil Recovery, Folder 21976 7) [Energy]—Federal Energy AgencyBox 1151976 1) [Energy]—Federal Energy Administration (FEA) Regulations and “Energy Bill”1976 2) [Energy]—Fluorocarbons1975 3) [Energy]—Forest Service Handbook1974 4) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Mineral Management1974 5) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Minerals Management—Geological Service1958-1977 6) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Mineral Management—Mineral Leases and Permits1958-1963 7) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Mineral Management—Mineral Reservations and Rights Outstanding1958-1970 8) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Mineral Management—Mining Claims1958-1969 9) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Mineral Management—Strip Mining1969-1974 10) [Energy]—Forest Service Manual—Mineral Management—Withdrawals from Mineral Entry1978 11) [Energy]—Fossil Energy, Folder 11977-1978 12) [Energy]—Fossil Energy, Folder 2 1978 13) [Energy]—Fuel CellBox 1161977-1978 1) [Energy]—Fuel Economy and Gas Mileage Tests1987 2) [Energy]—Fuel Use Act—Background Information1987 3) [Energy]—Fuel Use Act—Repeal1987 4) [Energy]—Fuel Use Act—Testimony1976-1978 5) [Energy]—Fusion—General and Internal Confinement FusionUndated 6) [Energy]—Gas Heat Pump ResearchBox 1171975 1) [Energy]—Gas Prices and Supply Hearing1978 2) [Energy]—Gas Pricing1982-1988 3) [Energy]—Gas Tax Articles1985 4) [Energy]—Gas Tax Proposals—Other1977-1979 5) [Energy]—Gasohol1978-1979 6) [Energy]—General Information on Energy Activities1975 7) [Energy]—H.R. 6860—Energy Conservation and Production Revenue Act1976 8) [Energy]—International Energy Agency (IEA) and International Energy Program (IEP)1983 9) [Energy]—Legislation 1984 Low Income Energy Assistance—CAPS1979 10) [Energy]—Legislation Miscellaneous—Report Figures1977-1978 11) [Energy]—Lowell Weicker Press Releases Regarding Energy1977 12) [Energy]—Lowell Weicker Statements Regarding Energy1979 13) [Energy]—Mandatory Conservation1975 14) [Energy]—Mandatory Energy Conservation Box 1181975 1) [Energy]—Mandatory Gasoline Allocation Program1976-1977 2) [Energy]—Methanol as Fuel1986-1987 3) [Energy]—Mill Tailings in Nuclear Industry1976-1977 4) [Energy]—Monthly Motor Gasoline1976-1977 5) [Energy]—Monthly Petroleum Statistics Report—June 1976 to June 19771978 6) [Energy]—National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) Information1988 7) [Energy]—National Lab Cooperative Research Initiative Act, Folder 11988 8) [Energy]—National Lab Cooperative Research Initiative Act, Folder 2Box 1191987 1) [Energy]—National Lab Cooperative Research Initiative Act, Folder 31977-1978 2) [Energy]—Natural Gas Deregulation1976 3) [Energy]—New Sources of Gas Supply1979 4) [Energy]—Nuclear Energy—Three Mile Island1977-1978 5) [Energy]—Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing1977 6) [Energy]—Nuclear Proliferation Fact Book1984 7) [Energy]—Nuclear Waste Management and Use of the SeaBox 1201980 1) [Energy]—Ocean Margin Drilling1976-1980 2) [Energy]—Ocean Thermal Energy1975 3) [Energy]—Office of Fossil Energy—Quarterly Reports, 19751981 4) [Energy]—Offshore Oil and Safety1977-1979 5) [Energy]—Oil and the Carter Administration—Articles and Fact Sheets 1974-1975 6) [Energy]—Oil Depletion Tax Removal1975-1976 7) [Energy]—Oil Shale, Folder 11973-1977 8) [Energy]—Oil Shale, Folder 21978 9) [Energy]—Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries—StatisticsBox 1211975-1977 1) [Energy]—Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Information1983 2) [Energy]—Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Leasing Moratoria—Will Not Pay Off1977 3) [Energy]—Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil and Gas1978 4) [Energy]—Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil and Gas Development and the Environment1982 5) [Energy]—Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil and Gas Information Program— Pacific Summary1983 6) [Energy]—Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Procedures for OCS Bid Adequacy1975-1977 7) [Energy]—Petroleum Market Sales—1975 to 1977Box 1221977 1) [Energy]—Proposed Atlantic Offshore Program1978 2) [Energy]—Ratings: Energy Legislation1977 3) [Energy]—Regulation of Domestic Crude Oil1987 4) [Energy]—Renewable Resources1974-1975 5) [Energy]—Roll Call Vote Record1976 6) [Energy]—Roll Call Vote RecordBox 1231977-1982 1) [Energy]—Roll Call Vote Report—1977 1978-1979 2) [Energy]—Roll Call Vote Records1980-1982 3) [Energy]—Roll Call Vote Record1986-1987 4) [Energy]—S. 83—National Appliance Energy Conservation Act of 19871975-1978 5) [Energy]—S. 419—Federal Oil Shale Commercialization Test ActBox 1241977 1) [Energy]—S. 474—Emergency Natural Gas Act—General1987 2) [Energy]—S. 620—Petroleum Security Act of 19871975 3) [Energy]—S. 622—Conference Report and Draft1975 4) [Energy]—S. 622—Floor Materials1975 5) [Energy]—S. 622 and H.R. 7014—House and Senate Conference1975 6) [Energy]—S. 622—Industry’s Comments1975 7) [Energy]—S. 622—Oil Pricing ProvisionsBox 1251975 1) [Energy]—S. 622—Standby Energy Authorities Act1975 2) [Energy]—S. 677—Strategic Energy Reserves Act1984-1988 3) [Energy]—S. 798—Reduction of the Deficit and Public Debt Revenue Act of 19871987 4) [Energy]—S. 1006—Geothhermal Steam Act of 19871987 5) [Energy]—S. 1080—Gasohol Fuels1987 6) [Energy]—S. 1217—Arctic Coastal Plain—Public Lands Leasing Act of 19871979 7) [Energy]—S. 1308—Priority Energy Act of 19791975 8) [Energy]—S. 1666—Energy Dialog Interview1975 9) [Energy]—S. 1908—Industrial Energy Conservation Act of 19751978-1980 10) [Energy]—S. 2202, S. 2411, S. 2884—Chronology 1978 11) [Energy]—S. 2533—“Gasohol Motor Fuel Act”1975 12) [Energy]—S. 2568—Price-Anderson Extension of Atomic Energy Act of 19541977-1978 13) [Energy]—S. 2692—The Department of Energy Civilian Program Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1979Box 1261976 1) [Energy]—S. 2932—Energy Conservation Act of 19761976 2) [Energy]—S. 2950—Alaska Gas Pipeline1976 3) [Energy]—S. 3227—Solar Energy Act of 19761976 4) [Energy]—S. 3422—Natural Gas Act Amendments1976 5) [Energy]—Small Grants Program and S. 3145—Energy Conservation Research and Development Act of 19761974 6) [Energy]—Subcommittee on Oil and Gas—Lowell Weicker1987 7) [Energy]—Superconducting Super Collider1975 8) [Energy]—Synthetic FuelsBox 1271977 1) [Energy]—Technical Reports of the Federal Energy Administration1977-1978 2) [Energy]—Thermionic Energy Conversion1978 3) [Energy]—Uranium Enhancement1987 4) [Energy]—Uranium Enrichment1978 5) [Energy]—Uranium Enrichment Hearings1987 6) [Energy]—Uranium Milling and Reclamation Hearings1977 7) [Energy]—Various Form Letters Regarding Energy Issues1975-1976 8) [Energy]—Weicker’s Record on Energy Box 1281978-1980 1) [Energy]—Weicker Statements—Support of Fuel Cell Amendment1979 2) [Energy]—Weicker Voting Record on Energy Bills—96th Congress, 1st Session1974-1981 3) [Energy]—Weicker’s Voting Record on Energy—General and Roll Call Voting Report1987 4) [Energy]—Wind Energy Budget for Fiscal Year 19881987 5) [Energy]—Wind Energy Funding1987 6) [Energy]—Wind Power1978-1983 7) [Environmental Issues]—Acid Rain, Folder 11978-1983 8) [Environmental Issues]—Acid Rain, Folder 21978-1983 9) [Environmental Issues]—Acid Rain, Folder 31978-1983 10) [Environmental Issues]—Acid Rain, Folder 41980 11) [Environmental Issues]—Alaska Lands Bill—H.R. 39 and S. 91981-1982 12) [Environmental Issues]—“Annual NEMP Report on the Health of the Northeast Coastal Waters of the Unites States, 1980”Box 1291983-1985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Antarctic and the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), Folder 11983-1985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Antarctic and the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR), Folder 21969-1972 3) [Environmental Issues]—Atomic Energy1980-1982 4) [Environmental Issues]—Background, Folder 11980-1982 5) [Environmental Issues]—Background, Folder 21980 6) [Environmental Issues]—Bay of Campeche—IXTOC Oil Spill PicturesBox 130 1983-1985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Bay and Estuary Pollution1983-1986 2) [Environmental Issues]—Bays, Estuaries, Rivers, East Coast and Washington Coast, Folder 11983-1986 3) [Environmental Issues]—Bays, Estuaries, Rivers, East Coast and Washington Coast, Folder 21977 4) [Environmental Issues]—Beverage Container Reuse and Recycling Act—S. 2761976-1984 5) [Environmental Issues]—Bills and General Policy1983 6) [Environmental Issues]—Bowhead Whales—Alaska Eskimo Subsistence Harvest1980-1981 7) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act1982-1983 8) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act1981 9) [Environmental Issues]—The Clean Air Act—A Briefing Book for the Members of Congress1983 10) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act—National Clean Air Coalition, Folder 1Box 1311983 1) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act—National Clean Air Coalition, Folder 21983 2) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act—National Clean Air Coalition, Folder 31980-1981 3) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendment—Briefing Book, Folder 11980-1981 4) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendment—Briefing Book, Folder 21982 5) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendment—Miscellaneous1976 6) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendments of 1976—Auto Warranty Provisions1975-1976 7) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendments of 1976—Non- Deterioration, Folder 1Box 132 1975-1976 1) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendments of 1976—Non- Deterioration, Folder 21976 2) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendments of 1976—Ozone Depletion1986 3) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Coal Technology and Acid Rain Control1981-1983 4) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act1970-1980 5) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act of 19771983-1984 6) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendment of 1984—Weicker Language1983-1984 7) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act AmendmentsCa. 1985 8) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984—Briefing Materials—Appropriated Sums1983 9) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984—House— H.R. 2305, 2817, 32821977-1980 10) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984— Miscellaneous Public Law Materials1983 11) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984 – Press and Correspondence1977-1984 12) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984— Publications and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Related Materials, Folder 11977-1984 13) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984— Publications and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Related Materials, Folder 2Box 1331977-1984 1) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984— Publications and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Related Materials, Folder 31983 2) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act Amendments of 1984—Senate—S. 432, 1288, 1330, 20061977 3) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act of 1977, H.R. 3199—Conference Reports 1985 4) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Revision—Bills1982-1985 5) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Revision—Congressional Research Service Information Pack1985 6) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Revision—Congressional Research Service Report—Side by Side Comparison of S. 1128 and H. R. 81985 7) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Revision—House Version— Congressional Record1983-1985 8) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Revision—National Estuaries Program, Folder 11983-1985 9) [Environmental Issues] – Clean Water Act Revision—National Estuaries Program, Folder 21986 10) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Act—Weicker/ McKinney Delegation Letter1971-1972 11) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water Bill—Safe Drinking Water Act of 1972Box 1341980-1982 1) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection—Water Compliance Unit1983-1985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Environmental Protection Agency Appropriation1985 3) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Environmental Protection Agency Research and Development on Drinking Water1982 4) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Interstate Sanitation Commission— Western Long Island Dump Site1984 5) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Marine Ecosystems Analysis Program (MESA)—Congressional Research Service Material1965-1977 6) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Miscellaneous Bills1985 7) [Environmental Issues]—Clean Water—Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 19851981 8) [Environmental Issues]—Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection—An Inventory of Hazardous Waste Sites in Connecticut 1984 9) [Environmental Issues]—“Conserving Energy: The Reagan Budget and the Future Federal Role”1983-1985 10) [Environmental Issues]—Dolphins and Whales1982 11) [Environmental Issues]—Effects of Oil Well Drilling Fluids in the Marine Environment1986 12) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental and Energy Study Conference— Information, Folder 1Box 1351986 1) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental and Energy Study Conference— Information, Folder 21985-1986 2) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental and Energy Study Conference— Scorecard and Weekly Bulletin, Folder 11985-1986 3) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental and Energy Study Conference— Scorecard and Weekly Bulletin, Folder 21985-1986 4) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental and Energy Study Conference— Scorecard and Weekly Bulletin, Folder 31985-1986 5) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental and Energy Study Conference— Scorecard and Weekly Bulletin, Folder 41984-1986 6) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental News—Clippings1978-1986 7) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental Protection Agency and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Cooperation—Estuaries and Bays, Folder 1Box 1361978-1986 1) [Environmental Issues]—Environmental Protection Agency and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Cooperation—Estuaries and Bays, Folder 21985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Farmer Liability1984-1985 3) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals1966-1985 4) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals Harvest, Folder 1 1966-1985 5) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals Harvest, Folder 21966-1985 6) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals Harvest, Folder 3Box 1371966-1985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals Harvest, Folder 41966-1985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals Harvest, Folder 51966-1985 3) [Environmental Issues]—Fur Seals Harvest, Folder 61978 4) [Environmental Issues]—General Accounting Office—Outer Continental Shelf Environmental Studies Program1979-1985 5) [Environmental Issues]—Georges Bank Outer Continental Shelf Five Year Oil and Gas Leasing Plan, Folder 11979-1985 6) [Environmental Issues]—George Bank Outer Continental Shelf Five Year Oil and Gas Leasing Plan, Folder 21982-1985 7) [Environmental Issues]—Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory1984-1985 8) [Environmental Issues]—Groundwater Contamination, Folder 1Box 1381984-1985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Groundwater Contamination, Folder 21984-1985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Groundwater Contamination, Folder 31984-1985 3) [Environmental Issues]—Groundwater Contamination, Folder 41978-1979 4) [Environmental Issues]—Hafner Industries, Incorporated—Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Authorization1984-1985 5) [Environmental Issues]—Harbor Seals1984 6) [Environmental Issues]—Hawaiian Monk SealBox 139 1985-1986 1) [Environmental Issues]—High Level Nuke Waste Repository—Crystalline Repository Project, Folder 11985-1986 2) [Environmental Issues]—High Level Nuke Waste Repository—Crystalline Repository Project, Folder 21984 3) [Environmental Issues]—Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies Appropriations Subcommittee Amendment—Estuary1979-1985 4) [Environmental Issues]—Humpback Whales1980-1984 5) [Environmental Issues]—International Center for Endangered Species—Sea Turtles1972 6) [Environmental Issues]—Javits Recycling Amendment1979 7) [Environmental Issues]—Joint Hearings on the Campeche Oil Spill1983-1984 8) [Environmental Issues]—Killer Whales—Capture and Display1972 9) [Environmental Issues]—Land Use—S. 632—Water Resources Planning ActBox 1401969-1971 1) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Air, Water and Land Pollution, Folder 11969-1971 2) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Air, Water and Land Pollution, Folder 21971 3) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Connecticut River Valley1970-1971 4) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Energy and Oil Shale Development—Department of the Interior1969-1971 5) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Environmental Affairs and Environmental Policy, Folder 11969-1971 6) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Environmental Affairs and Environmental Policy, Folder 21971 7) [Environmental Issues]—Legislative Oversight—Population Growth1970-1975 8) [Environmental Issues]—Long Island Sound1970-1971 9) [Environmental Issues]—Long Island Sound Bridge 1976-1986 10) [Environmental Issues]—Long Island Sound Program History, Folder 1Box 1411976-1986 1) [Environmental Issues]—Long Island Sound Program History, Folder 21982 2) [Environmental Issues]—Lowell Weicker Position Paper and Environmental Record1980-1984 3) [Environmental Issues]—Marine Mammals, Folder 11980-1984 4) [Environmental Issues]—Marine Mammals, Folder 21983-1984 5) [Environmental Issues]—Marine Mammals, Folder 31972 6) [Environmental Issues]—Minerals, Materials and Fuels—Trans-Alaskan Pipeline System1981-1983 7) [Environmental Issues]—National Day of the Seal1984 8) [Environmental Issues]—Natural Resources1986-1987 9) [Environmental Issues]—New England Environment, Folder 11986-1987 10) [Environmental Issues]—New England Environment, Folder 21975 11) [Environmental Issues]—Noise Control Act OversightBox 1421972 1) [Environmental Issues]—Noise Pollution Legislation, Folder 11972 2) [Environmental Issues]—Noise Pollution Legislation, Folder 21972 3) [Environmental Issues]—Noise Pollution Legislation, Folder 31979-1980 4) [Environmental Issues]—IXTOC I Oil Spill Hearing1969-1976 5) [Environmental Issues]—Olympic Rowing Course1983 6) [Environmental Issues]—Organizations and Contacts1982-1985 7) [Environmental Issues]—Pacific Salmon Treaty Act of 19851971-1972 8) [Environmental Issues]—Parks and Recreation—Preservation of the Connecticut River 1975 9) [Environmental Issues]—Pesticide Control Oversight1971-1972 10) [Environmental Issues]—Power Plant Siting1986 11) [Environmental Issues]—President’s Budget Request for the Council on Environmental Quality for Fiscal Year 1987Box 1431971-1972 1) [Environmental Issues]—Public Lands—Subject Based Correspondence (SBC)1985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Radioactive Waste—Northeast Interstate Low Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact Bill1985 3) [Environmental Issues]—Rene Dubos Center—Managing Water Resources1976-1985 4) [Environmental Issues]—Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976— Hazardous Waste Disposal1985-1986 5) [Environmental Issues]—Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Liability Insurance Permit Compliance Extension1984 6) [Environmental Issues]—Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Reauthorization 1981 7) [Environmental Issues]—S. 63—Steel Industry Extension—Clean Air Act— Steel Industry Compliance Extension Act of 19811971-1972 8) [Environmental Issues]—S. 1032—Environmental Protection Act of 1971, Folder 11971-1972 9) [Environmental Issues]—S. 1032—Environmental Protection Act of 1971, Folder 21971-1972 10) [Environmental Issues]—S. 1032—Environmental Protection Act of 1971, Folder 31976-1979 11) [Environmental Issues]—Sea BirdsBox 1441983-1985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Sea Turtles1979-1983 2) [Environmental Issues]—Seals—International Day of the Seal 1983-1984 3) [Environmental Issues]—Shortnose Sturgeon Recovery Plan1972 4) [Environmental Issues]—Solid Waste—Packaging1985 5) [Environmental Issues]—Solvent Waste Recycling—Taxation of Solvent Recyclers1982-1985 6) [Environmental Issues]—Southeast Fisheries Center1981 7) [Environmental Issues]—Spiny Lobster—Environmental Impact Statement and Regulatory Impact Review1986 8) [Environmental Issues]—Study Conference of February 10, 19861985 9) [Environmental Issues]—Superfund—Letters and Memos of Support and Opposition, Folder 1Box 1451985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Superfund—Letters and Memos of Support and Opposition, Folder 21984-1986 2) [Environmental Issues]—Superfund—Reports and Statistics, Folder 11984-1986 3) [Environmental Issues]—Superfund—Reports and Statistics, Folder 21984 4) [Environmental Issues]—Technologies to Sustain Tropical Resources1972 5) [Environmental Issues]—Territorial and Insular Affairs—Foreign Offshore Fishing—Department of the Interior1976-1985 6) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA)1980 7) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Waste—American Cynamid Company and Chemical Manufacturers Association1980 8) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Waste—Army Corps of Engineers—Long Island Sound1979-1980 9) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Waste—Toxic Waste Bills1977-1980 10) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Waste—Clean Water Act of 1977— Background—P.L. 95-217 ReportBox 146 1979-1980 1) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Waste—Hazardous Waste—S. 1480— Environmental Emergency Response Act1980-1985 2) [Environmental Issues]—Toxic Waste—Information1984-1985 3) [Environmental Issues]—Tuna1972 4) [Environmental Issues]—Water and Power Resources—Energy Sources Research and Development1972 5) [Environmental Issues]—Water and Power Resources— Import of Natural Gas—Department of the Interior1972 6) [Environmental Issues]—Water and Power Resources—Offshore Oil Revenue Sharing—Department of the Interior1972 7) [Environmental Issues]—Water and Power Resources—Riverinne Pollution1971 8) [Environmental Issues]—Water and Power Resources—Water Resources Planning Act—Department of the Interior—Provision—National Land Use Policy—S. 632—Water Resources Planning Act1976 9) [Environmental Issues]—Water Pollution Program1976 10) [Environmental Issues]—Water Pollution Program—Section 4041976-1977 11) [Environmental Issues]—Water Resources—Carter Recession1981 12) [Environmental Issues]—Watt Book: Update, October 1981Box 1471981 1) [Environmental Issues]—Watt Book: Update, December 19811982 2) [Environmental Issues]— Watt Book: Update, October 19821981 3) [Environmental Issues]— Watt Book: The Wilderness Society, Folder 11981 4) [Environmental Issues]— Watt Book: The Wilderness Society, Folder 21983-1984 5) [Environmental Issues]— Watt Record—Reagan Policy, National Park System, Bureau of Land Management1983-1985 6) [Environmental Issues]—Westway Project—New York City—Interstate Construction Funds Denied, Folder 1 Box 1481983-1985 1) [Environmental Issues]—Westway Project—New York City—Interstate Construction Funds Denied, Folder 21985-1986 2) [Environmental Issues]—World Commission on Environment and Development1985-1986 3) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Alar (Pesticide)—EPA Review Issue— Restriction of Daminozide1943-1986 4) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Asbestos Abatement1986 5) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Act (ASHAA)1984 6) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Assessment1983 7) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Budget1978-1979 8) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Congressional Briefing Book1984-1985 9) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Diesel Emissions Standards1985 10) [Environmental Protection Agency]—EPA Chemical Emergency PreparednessBox 1491984-1985 1) [Environmental Protection Agency]—EPA Particulates Policy1984 2) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)—Food and Water Contamination1984 3) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Ethylene Dibromide (EDB)—Pesticide Policy1985 4) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Liability Insurance and Krevit Company File1985 5) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Radon Gas Issue1986 6) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Review of Sites to National Priorities List 1980 7) [Environmental Protection Agency]—S. 106—Clean Water Act—Section 106 —State Water GrantsCa. 1984 8) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Sea Level Rise—Concerns and Response1984 9) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Study of Organic Emissions and Potential Health Effects: Upjohn Chemical Company, North Haven, Connecticut—September, 19841984 10) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Summaries of Federal Environmental Laws Administered by the Environmental Protection Agency—Congressional Research Service1985 11) [Environmental Protection Agency]—SuperfundBox 1501984 1) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund—Atlantic Richfield Company —Report1985 2) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund File—Congressional Record of Senate (Volume 131, Number 116 and 117, and Miscellaneous)—Superfund Reauthorization, Folder 11985 3) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund File—Congressional Record of Senate (Volume 131, Number 118 and 119)—Superfund Reauthorization, Folder 21985 4) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund File—Congressional Record of Senate (Volume 131, Number 120 and 121)—Superfund Reauthorization, Folder 31985 5) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund File—Congressional Record of Senate (Volume 131, Number 123)—Superfund Reauthorization, Folder 4Box 1511985 1) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund House and Senate Reauthorization Bills and Committee Reports, Folder 11985 2) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund House and Senate Reauthorization Bills and Committee Reports, Folder 21985 3) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund House and Senate Reauthorization Bills and Committee Reports, Folder 31985 4) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund House and Senate Reauthorization Bills and Committee Reports, Folder 4 1984 5) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund—National Campaign Against Toxic Hazards—Reports1985-1986 6) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—Natural Resource Damage Assessments, Folder 1Box 1521985-1986 1) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—Natural Resource Damage Assessments, Folder 21985-1986 2) [Environmental Protection Agency] – Superfund – Reports and Statistics1982 3) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund—Subcommittee on (Housing and Urban Development—Independent Agencies—Statements1985-1986 4) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Superfund—Transportation of Hazmat and Hazardous Wastes1985 5) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Waste Oil—Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)—Environmental Program1973 6) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Water Pollution Reimbursement1983 7) [Environmental Protection Agency]—Water Quality Standards Handbook1984 8) [Equal Rights]—Equal Access to Voting Rights Act1976 9) [Equal Rights]—Equal Rights Amendment1978 10) [Equal Rights]—Equal Rights Amendment—Extension1978 11) [Equal Rights]—Extension of Time for Ratification of Equal Rights Amendment—Press Releases1971-1972 12) [Equal Rights]—H.J. Resolution 208—Equal Rights Amendment1982 13) [Equal Rights]—Voting Rights Act1976 14) [Ethics]—3-M Campaign Contribution InvestigationBox 1531970-1976 1) [Ethics]—1970 Campaign Advertisement—White House Connection— Weicker Campaign Involvement 1973-1976 2) [Ethics]—1976 Campaign Contributions—Allegations of Illegal Contributions1977 3) [Ethics]—Calloway, Howard “Bo”1978-1979 4) [Ethics]—Campaign Finance—Bert Lance—Carter Family’s Peanut Business Funds and Carter’s Presidential Campaign1978 5) [Ethics]—Campaign Finance—Carter Campaign Questionable Funds1982 6) [Ethics]—Campaign Spending Abuse—General Political Files1978 7) [Ethics]—Clippings1964-1967 8) [Ethics]—Dodd Censure Investigation1977 9) [Ethics]—Ethics Code and Financial Disclosure—S. Res. 1881977-1978 10) [Ethics]—Ethics Committee, Folder 11977-1978 11) [Ethics]—Ethics Committee, Folder 2Box 1541981-1986 1) [Ethics]—Franking Mail Issues—Subcommittee on the Handicapped1968-1976 2) [Ethics]—Franking Privilege1975-1978 3) [Ethics]—Governmental and Senate1980 4) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Amendment to S. 2377 (No. 1898), June 18, 19801980 5) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Bill for Reintroduction1980 6) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Chronology1980 7) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Copies of Bill1980 8) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Correspondence1978 9) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Ethics in Government Act1980 10) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Fiscal Year 1981 Appropriations1980 11) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Heymann’s Testimony on Appropriations 1980 12) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Introductory Statement1980 13) [Ethics]—Government Act Amendments S. 2625—Lowell Weicker Press1980 14) [Ethics] – Government Act Amendments S. 2625 – Notes1980 15) [Ethics] – Government Act Amendments S. 2625 – S. 1612: Testimony1982 16) [Ethics] – Hatch Act Prohibitions – 1984 Congressional and Presidential Elections1981 17) [Ethics] – Honoraria – Lowell Weicker1983 18) [Ethics] – Honorarium Working File – Diane Bateman1973-1974 19) [Ethics] – Impeachment Proceedings – Rules and Constitutional Issues1977-1979 20) [Ethics] – Interpretative Rulings of the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Beginning April 22, 1977, Folder 1Box 1551977-1979 1) [Ethics] – Interpretative Rulings of the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Beginning April 22, 1977, Folder 21977-1979 2) [Ethics] – Interpretative Rulings of the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Beginning April 22, 1977, Folder 31979 3) [Ethics] – Interpretative Rulings of the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Volume II, Beginning July 9, 1979, Folder 11979 4) [Ethics] – Interpretative Rulings of the Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Volume II, Beginning July 9, 1979, Folder 21983 5) [Ethics] – Investigation – 1980 Presidential Debate Briefing Material1978 6) [Ethics] – Koreagate, Folder 1Box 1561978 1) [Ethics] – Koreagate, Folder 21978 2) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Clippings1978 3) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Congressman Fraser 1978 4) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Korea Committee1978 5) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Korean Investigation1978 6) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Lowell Weicker Generated1978 7) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Questions for Tongson Park1978 8) [Ethics] – Koreagate – Senate Ethics Committee1977-1979 9) [Ethics] – Lowell Weicker Amendment to S. Resolution 110 – Senate Code of Official ConductUndated 10) [Ethics] – Lowell Weicker Ethics Legislation – Chronology1974-1977 11) [Ethics] – Lowell Weicker Financial Information: Tax Returns, Net Worth and Honoraria1981-1982 12) [Ethics] – Lowell Weicker Position Paper and Biography, 19821977-1979 13) [Ethics] – Official Conduct Amendments of 1979 and Ethics in Government Amendments of 19791975-1977 14) [Ethics] – Organizational Materials for Select Committee on EthicsBox 1571977 1) [Ethics] – Press Conference – Lawsuit on Constitutionality of Ethics Code1977 2) [Ethics] – Press Releases Regarding Ethics1981-1986 3) [Ethics] – Rules Committee – Meeting Rooms, Mailings, Office Equipment Accountability1974-1975 4) [Ethics] – S. 4059 – Net Worth Disclosure Act, September 30, 19741977-1980 5) [Ethics] – Senate - S. 109, S. 113, S. Resolution 1101977-1978 6) [Ethics] – Senate Ethics Committee Background1966-1967 7) [Ethics] – Senate Ethics Committee – Censure of Senator Thomas Dodd – S. Resolution 112, Record Vote Analysis, News Clippings, Folder 11966-1967 8) [Ethics] – Senate Ethics Committee – Censure of Senator Thomas Dodd – S. Resolution 112, Record Vote Analysis, News Clippings, Folder 21981 9) [Ethics] – Shure, Bill 1977 10) [Ethics] – Speeches and Statement Regarding Ethics1978-1980 11) [Ethics] – S. Resolution 109, March 1979 – General Information, Background1978-1980 12) [Ethics] – S. Resolution 109 – Official Conduct AmendmentBox 1581981 1) [Ethics] – S. Resolution 109, Review of the Senate Code of Official Conduct1977-1978 2) [Ethics] – Suit, Laxalt et al. vs. Kimmitt et al., Folder 11977-1978 3) [Ethics] – Suit, Laxalt et al. vs. Kimmitt et al., Folder 21977-1978 4) [Ethics] – Suit, Laxalt et al. vs. Kimmitt et al., Folder 31977 5) [Ethics] – Suit, Laxalt et al. vs. Kimmitt et al., July 14, 19771984 6) [Ethics] – Travel Expenses of United States Senators1979-1981 7) [Ethics] – Weicker Foreign Travel, 1979, 19801983 8) [Family] – Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment and Adoption Reform, S- 10031983 9) [Family] – Child Care Legislation – 1983 Child Care Act, S. 1360/H.R. 22421983 10) [Family] – Child Protection Act, 1983, S. 12401983 11) [Family] – Children’s Survival Act of 1983, S. 5721983 12) [Family] – Domestic Violence Prevention and Services Act, S. 6991983 13) [Family] – Elderly Legislation, 98th Congress, Older American Act/Reauthorization1983 14) [Family] – Elderly, “National Home Care Week” Legislation, 98th Congress, S. J. Resolution 122Undated 15) [Family] – Foundation for Child Development1983 16) [Family] – Grandparents Rights - The Uniform Grandparent Visitation ActBox 159 1983 1) [Family] – Juvenile Justice Act1983 2) [Family] – Legislation 98th Congress, Child Support – Social Security Act, Wage Deduction1982-1984 3) [Family] – Legislation 98th Congress – Family Planning1983 4) [Family] – Missing Children Act, S. 12401983 5) [Family] – S. 1469, Sexual Exploitation of Children1981-1983 6) [Family] – Spousal and Child Abuse in Louisiana – Newspaper Clippings1982 7) [Federal Aviation Administration] – Regulation by Objective1979-1980 8) [Federal Bailouts] – Bailout of Chrysler Corporation1979-1980 9) [Federal Bailouts] – Bailouts Under the Economic Development Administration Steel Loan ProgramUndated 10) [Federal Bailouts] – Chronologies1971 11) [Federal Bailouts] – Lockheed Bailout1980 12) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Abscam BriefUndated 13) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Access to Third Party RecordsUndated 14) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] Charter – Laws and Regulations1979 15) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] Charter -Privacy IssuesBox 1601976-1979 1) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Civil Rights, Folder 11976-1979 2) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Civil Rights, Folder 21977-1987 3) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Computer Proposal1978 4) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act1983 5) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Guidelines1977-1978 6) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Indictments, Folder 11977-1978 7) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Indictments, Folder 2 1977-1978 8) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Indictments - Clippings1980 9) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – New York Bar: FBI Charter1979 10) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – News ArticlesUndated 11) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Statue1980 12) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Republican Charter: Press1979 13) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – S. 1612 – FBI Charter1980 14) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – S. 2928 – Charter ActBox 161Undated 1) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Amendment to S. 2272 Notice to Congress1980 2) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Bill for Reintroduction1980 3) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Chronology1980 4) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Copies of S. 22721980 5) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Introductory Statement1980 6) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Lowell Weicker Press on Bill1980 7) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Memos to Lowell Weicker1979 8) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Notes1979 9) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Section by Section Comparison1979-1980 10) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Virginia Law Weekly Article1980 11) [Federal Bureau of Investigation] – Special Prosecutor – Weicker Authored Articles 1981-1983 12) [Federal Employees] – Federal Employees Health Benefits 1982-19831982 13) [Federal Employees] – Federal Employees Health Benefits Open Season1985 14) [Federal Employees] – Governmental Affairs: District of Columbia 44th Congress, Miscellaneous Federal Employee Issues1985 15) [Federal Employees] – H.R. 1534 – Flextime for Federal Employees1983 16) [Federal Employees] – H.R. 3798 – Federal Employees Health Benefits Reorganization / Reform Act of 19831983 17) Federal Neutrality Act of 1983, S. 14051979 18) [Federal Trade Commission] – Disclosure Rule – Correspondence1979 19) [Federal Trade Commission] – Disclosure Rule – International Franchise Association1979 20) [Federal Trade Commission] – Disclosure Rule – July 17, 1979 Hearing1979 21) [Federal Trade Commission] – Disclosure Rule – SummaryBox 1621978 1) [Federal Trade Commission] – Lowell Weicker Generated FTC Issues1976-1986 2) [Finance] – Federal Financing – Political Action Committee Financing1981-1982 3) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Debt Collection Act of 1981, Federal Unpaid Debts1983 4) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Federal Funding for Research and Development1980 5) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Fiscal Year 1980 Supplemental Appropriations Bill1979-1980 6) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – General Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Year 19801979-1980 7) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – General Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Year 1980 Supplemental Debate Materials1980 8) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – General Revenue Sharing, 1980 1983 9) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – General Revenue Sharing, 1983 Reauthorization1984 10) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – General Revenue Sharing, 1984 Background1980 11) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – General Revenue Sharing in Connecticut1980 12) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – May 8, 1980 Record on Kassebaum and Weicker Amendments1983 13) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Overview of Budget ProcessBox 1631980 1) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Revenue Sharing1980 2) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Revenue Sharing Clippings1980 3) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – Revenue Sharing Reauthorization1980 4) [Finance, Revenue Sharing, Fiscal Assistance] – State and Local Fiscal Assistance Amendments Act of 19801983 5) Fire Safety Hearing Legislation, July 19, 98th Congress1981 6) [Foreign Affairs] – Angola – Clark Amendment1975-1976 7) [Foreign Affairs] – Angola – Intervention in Angola1981 8) [Foreign Affairs] – Baghdad Reactor 1981 – Israeli Air Strike1979-1980 9) [Foreign Affairs] – Bermuda II – Air Transport Agreement Negotiations1984-1985 10) [Foreign Affairs] – Canadian / U.S. Maritime Boundary Dispute – Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank Region1975 11) [Foreign Affairs] – Cape Verde Islands1981 12) [Foreign Affairs] – “The Caribbean Basin and United States Foreign Policy”Box 164 1984-1985 1) [Foreign Affairs] – Ethiopia Famine Relief1971 2) [Foreign Affairs] – Europe Trip – Ambassador of the People’s Republic of Albania in Rome, Italy1978-1981 3) [Foreign Affairs] – F-15 Equipment Sale to Saudis1969-1981 4) [Foreign Affairs] – February 23 Proclamation of Independence of Estonia1975 5) [Foreign Affairs] – Foreign Assistance, H.R. 45921978 6) [Foreign Affairs] – Foreign Policy – Background Clips – Towards the Soviet UnionUndated 7) [Foreign Affairs] – Haiti Briefing Materials1982 8) [Foreign Affairs] –“ Hard-Headed Detente” by Richard Nixon1975 9) [Foreign Affairs] – H. R. 9005 – International Development and Food Assistance Act of 1975Undated 10) [Foreign Affairs] – Israel1978 11) [Foreign Affairs] – Israel Arms Sale – Carter Administration Foreign Policy in the Middle East, Folder 11978 12) [Foreign Affairs] – Israel Arms Sale – Carter Administration Foreign Policy in the Middle East, Folder 21982 13) [Foreign Affairs] – Israel – Involvement in Lebanon1975-1979 14) [Foreign Affairs] – Israel Material – The Egyptian-Israeli Peace TreatyBox 1651979 1) [Foreign Affairs] – Israel Visit by Lowell Weicker1977-1978 2) [Foreign Affairs] – Lebanon Civil War1960-1967 3) [Foreign Affairs] – Lithuania1968-1979 4) [Foreign Affairs] – March 8, Bulgarian Independence Day1980-1981 5) [Foreign Affairs] – Mexico1977 6) [Foreign Affairs] – Mexican American Penal Sentences Treaty 1983-1988 7) [Foreign Affairs] – Middle East War Powers1973-1987 8) [Foreign Affairs] – Middle East – Weicker Speeches, Press Releases1977-1981 9) [Foreign Affairs] – Nicaragua, Brazil, Colombia1977-1978 10) [Foreign Affairs] – Northern Ireland – Ethnic Strife1981-1982 11) [Foreign Affairs] – Paisley Letter – Visa Revocation of Reverend Ian Paisley1971 12) [Foreign Affairs] – Pakistan and Bangladesh Crisis1975 13) [Foreign Affairs] – Panama1960-1978 14) [Foreign Affairs] – Panama Canal Treaties1985 15) [Foreign Affairs] – Presidential Letters – Miroslav Medvid Case1981 16) [Foreign Affairs] – Prince Fahd Peace Plan – Saudi Arabia Peace Plan1975 17) [Foreign Affairs] – Refugee Assistance – Indochina Migration and Refugee Assistance Act, S. 16611972-1973 18) [Foreign Affairs] – RelationsBox 1661975-1979 1) [Foreign Affairs] – Rhodesia – U.S./South African Policy1981 2) [Foreign Affairs] – Salvadoran Refugee Relocation Issue1977 3) [Foreign Affairs] – Statement of Ida Yoder Representing the Family of Delilah Yoder, Missing in Ecuador – Foreign Relations Committee1985-1988 4) [Foreign Affairs] – South Africa, Folder 11985-1988 5) [Foreign Affairs] – South Africa, Folder 21976 6) [Foreign Affairs] – Treaty with Spain – Four American Bases on Spanish Soil1978 7) [Foreign Affairs] – Uganda1977-1978 8) [Foreign Affairs] – Uganda Clippings, H.R. 9253, H.R. 9252, H.R. 9524, H.R. 9526 – Statements by Weicker1974-1975 9) [Foreign Affairs] – USSR Trade – General1981 10) [Foreign Affairs] – Venezuela 1971-1975 11) [Foreign Affairs] – Vietnam1975 12) [Foreign Affairs] – Vietnam, Cambodia – Correspondence, Clippings 1975 13) [Foreign Affairs] – Vietnam, Cambodia – Legislation, Legislative Notices, Reports 1982 14) [Foreign Affairs] – West Bank RiotsBox 1671975 1) Foreign Investment Oversight1974 2) Freedom of Information Act1980 3) Freedom of Information Act – CIA Charter1975-1977 4) Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act1980 5) Freedom of Information Act, S. 2397 – Preservation of Confidential Information1982-1983 6) Freedom of Information Reform Act, S. 7741983 7) Gang of Five – Senate InfluenceUndated 8) General Address List1981-1985 9) Government Accountability Project – Report and Articles1983 10) Gun Control – Hand Gun Control1972-1975 11) Gun Control – Presidential Protection and Handgun Control1972 12) Gun Control – S. 2507 – Handgun Control Act of 19721974-1976 13) Gun Control – Scully, Folder 11974-1976 14) Gun Control – Scully, Folder 2Box 1681985 1) [Handicapped] – 10th Anniversary Hearing, PL 94-142, October 29 – Education for all Handicapped Children Act 1982 2) [Handicapped] – 1982 Annual Report of Connecticut – Office of Protection and Advocacy for Handicapped and Developmentally Disabled Persons1987 3) [Handicapped] – 19871988 4) [Handicapped] – 19881980 5) [Handicapped] – “A Benefit-Cost Approach ot the Prioritization of Rehabilitation Research”1985 6) [Handicapped] – Abuse of the Mentally Ill1982 7) [Handicapped] – “A Comparison and Analysis of Current and Proposed Regulations for P.L. 94-142”1983 8) [Handicapped] – Administration’s Education of the Handicapped Act – Statutory Language1981-1984 9) [Handicapped] – Administrative Policies Affecting Special Education, Directories/Clearinghouses on the Disabled1977 10) [Handicapped] – Amendment of Civil Rights Act Title VII – Prohibition of Job Discrimination Against Physically Handicapped1983 11) [Handicapped] – Amendments to the Education for the Handicapped Act1972-1982 12) [Handicapped] – Analysis of Selected Judicial Decisions on P.L. 94-1421981-1984 13) [Handicapped] – Appropriations – National Institute of Handicapped Research, 1983-1984Box 1691968-1985 1) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board1978-1985 2) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board – Accessibility to Buildings and Facilities1980-1984 3) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board / Enforcement Authority1984 4) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board – Federal Register – Accessibility Standards1980-1985 5) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board – Funding, Activities, Statement, Comptroller Report 1984-1985 6) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board – Javits/Wagner/O’Day Program1984 7) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board Meeting, July 9 and 101985-1986 8) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board – Meetings MinutesBox 1701976-1985 1) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board – Reports1981 2) [Handicapped] – Architectural and Transport-Ion Barriers – Accessibility1982 3) [Handicapped] – Architectural Barriers Act of 19681982 4) [Handicapped] – Articles/Statements – Summer, P.L. 94-1421982 5) [Handicapped] – Association Comments to P.L. 94-142, Regulations1981-1983 6) [Handicapped] – Belle Chasse State School, Louisiana –Abuse, Newspaper Clippings1978, 1984 7) [Handicapped] – Blue Cross/Blue Shield – Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization versus Inpatient Care – Reading Hospital and Medical CenterBox 1711985-1986 1) [Handicapped] – BRI – Behavior Research Institute1982 2) [Handicapped] – CEC – Council for Exceptional Children – “Proposed Statutory and Regulatory Changes to P.L. 94-142”1980 3) [Handicapped] – Centennial of Helen Keller’s Birth1985 4) [Handicapped] – Children’s Protection Act of 1985 – Report/Subcommittee Mark-Up/Hatch-Weicker Compromise/Hearing Correspondence1979-1980 5) [Handicapped] – Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act – P.L. 96-2471984 6) [Handicapped] – Closed Captioned Institute1975-1982 7) [Handicapped] – Comments and Briefings Notice, P.L. 94-142 1982 8) [Handicapped] – Comments in Support of P.L. 94-142, Proposed Regulations1981-1982 9) [Handicapped] – Comments on Proposed Changes in Amendments1982 10) [Handicapped] – Comments on Proposed Regulations from Constituents, P.L. 94-1421983-1984 11) [Handicapped] – Commission on Financing of Free and Appropriate Education for Special Needs Children1981-1982 12) [Handicapped] – Committee for Purchase from the Blind and Other Severely HandicappedBox 1721983-1984 1) [Handicapped] – Community and Family Living Amendments1982 2) [Handicapped] – Comparisons/Analysis – Dear Colleague Letter to Secretary Bell and President Reagan, P.L. 94-1421978-1982 3) [Handicapped] – Congressional Actions, P.L. 94-1421983 4) [Handicapped] – Connecticut Department of Income Maintenance1981-1984 5) [Handicapped] –Connecticut Developmental Disabilities1981 6) [Handicapped] – Connecticut Office of Protection and Advocacy1981-1982 7) [Handicapped] – Connecticut’s Developmental Disabilities Act Reauthorization Recommendations1983-1984 8) [Handicapped] – Consolidated Rail Corporation v. Lee Ann LeStrange Darrone1983 9) [Handicapped] – Consolidated Rail Corporation v. Lee Ann LeStrange Darrone – Handicapped Employment Discrimination Case1986 10) [Handicapped] – “Consortium for Citizens with Developmental Disabilities”1983 11) [Handicapped] – Correspondence to and from Lowell Weicker 1981-1982 12) [Handicapped] – Cost of Special EducationBox 173 1982-1983 1) [Handicapped] – CSPD – Comprehensive System of Personnel Development, Part B1983-1985 2) [Handicapped] – Deaf-Blind Centers Information—Education for the Handicapped Act Reauthorization1981 3) [Handicapped] – Deaf/Blind Centers (Section 622)1981-1982 4) [Handicapped] – Dear Friend Letters1981 5) [Handicapped] – Deinstitutionalization1982 6) [Handicapped] – Department of Education – Documents, Comments –P.L. 94- 1421982 7) [Handicapped] – Department of Employment Publications – American Rehabilitation1985 8) [Handicapped] – Dependent Care Tax IssuesUndated 9) [Handicapped] –“ Disabled Americans’ Self Perceptions: Bringing Disabled Americans into the Mainstream”1984 10) [Handicapped] – Disabled Individuals – CorrespondenceBox 1741980-1982 1) [Handicapped] – Disciplining Handicapped Students1984 2) [Handicapped] –DODDS – Department of Defense Dependents Schools Special Education1982 3) [Handicapped] – Drafts of Questions for P.L. 94-142 Regulations Hearing1950-1982 4) [Handicapped] – Due Process – Legal Perspective 1982 5) [Handicapped] – Early Childhood Programs (Section 623) – “Analysis of the Impact of the Handicapped Children’s Early Education Program”1983 6) [Handicapped] – Early Intervention Materials – Handicapped Children1979-1983 7) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Congressional Research Service Material, Folder 11979-1983 8) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Congressional Research Service Material, Folder 2 Box 1751979-1983 1) [Handicapped] – Educational for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Congressional Research Service Material, Folder 31979-1983 2) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Congressional Research Service Material, Folder 41982 3) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 –Dear Colleague Letter1979 4) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Implementation Issues1982 5) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Letter to President Reagan on P.L. 94-1421983 6) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Letter to Secretary of Education Terrell Bell on 1982 Annual Report to Congress1982 7) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Letter to Secretary of Education Terrell Bell on Comment Period1984 8) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Letter to Secretary of Education Terrell Bell on 6th Annual Report to Congress1982 9) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 –Letter to Secretary of Education Terrell Bell Requesting Total Withdraw of Proposed Regulations1975-1982 10) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Policy Issues1980-1984 11) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Related Services, Folder 11980-1984 12) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 – Related Services, Folder 2Box 1761984 1) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act – 1984 – Connecticut Department of Education “Briefing Papers”, Folder 11984 2) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act – 1984 – Connecticut Department of Education “Briefing Papers”, Folder 2 1985-1986 3) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act – Nebraska Materials1985 4) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act – Publications, Folder 11984-1985 5) [Handicapped] – Education for All Handicapped Children Act – Publications, Folder 21983 6) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1983 and 1984Box 1771983 1) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1983 and 1984 – Comparison, Funding, Evaluation1983 2) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act – Analysis1974-1975 3) [Handicapped] – Education of the HandicappedAct – Hearing Loss1975-1982 4) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act – Regulations/Rules1983 5) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act – Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Copies of Laws1982 6) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act Revision and ExtensionBox 1781983 1) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act, S. 13411983 2) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act – S. 1341 – Section by Section Analysis, Original Bill1983 3) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act – Secondary Education Support – Letters and References1982-1986 4) [Handicapped] – Education of the Handicapped Act – Special Education1985-1986 5) [Handicapped] – Employment and Training Partnership Act Hearings1981-1984 6) [Handicapped] – Entrepreneurship – Improvement of Facilities for the Mentally Handicapped 1983 7) [Handicapped] – Evaluating the Effects of P.L. 94-1421976 8) [Handicapped] – “Evaluation of Handicapped Children’s Early Education Program (HCEEP)”Box 1791981-1984 1) [Handicapped] – Facilities, Quality of Facilities for Mentally Handicapped1983 2) [Handicapped] – Fifth Annual Report to Congress on the Implementation of the Public Law 94-142 – Education for all Handicapped Children Act, U.S. Department of Education1986 3) [Handicapped] – Final Report of the Connecticut Birth to Three Interagency Committee1986 4) [Handicapped] – Funding, 1981-19871981-1985 5) [Handicapped] – Gallaudet and National Technical Institute for the Deaf Report – U.S. Department of Education, Office of Inspector General1970-1986 6) [Handicapped] – Gallaudet College – National Technical Institute for the Deaf Oversight1981-1983 7) [Handicapped] – “Gary W.” Case – Mentally Handicapped Children Transferred between Louisiana and Texas1983-1984 8) [Handicapped] – General Accounting Office Study of Education of the Handicapped Act – State Administration Percentage1971 9) [Handicapped] – General Information1979 10) [Handicapped] – General Information on Education for the Handicapped Act ProgramsCa. 1984 11) [Handicapped] – General Survey of Facilities – Amount of Beds1983-1984 12) [Handicapped] – General Survey of Facilities – OverviewBox 1801982 1) [Handicapped] – Hearing Testimonies – P.L. 94-142 Education for all Handicapped Children Act1983-1984 2) [Handicapped] – Helen Keller National Center 1985-1986 3) [Handicapped] – Hollis Fait Memorial Conference – University of Connecticut1982 4) [Handicapped] – House Hearing on Proposed Regulations., P.L. 94-142, Handicapped Act1984 5) [Handicapped] – Improve Processing of Handicapped Employment Discrimination Complaints1982-1983 6) [Handicapped] – Innovation and Development – Sections 641, 642 – Research in Education of the Handicapped1982-1983 7) [Handicapped] – Jobs Training Partnership Act1982-1984 8) [Handicapped] – Job Training Partnership Act1983 9) [Handicapped] – Job Training Partnership Act – Comprehensive Employment and Training Act1983-1984 10) [Handicapped] – Job Training Partnership Act – Employment of the Handicapped, Folder 11982-1984 11) [Handicapped] – Job Training Partnership Act – Employment of the Handicapped, Folder 2Box 1811983 1) [Handicapped] – Job Training Partnership Act - Rehabilitation1984 2) [Handicapped] – Joint Hearing on Recommendations to Improve Services for Mentally Retarded Citizens1980-1982 3) [Handicapped] – Judicial Decisions on P.L. 94-142 – Education for all Handicapped Children ActUndated 4) [Handicapped] – JWOD – Javits-Wagner-O’Day Program – Committee for Purchase form the Blind and Other Severely Handicapped1983 5) [Handicapped] – Legislation 1984 – S. 2053, Community and Family Living1983 6) [Handicapped] –Legislation, 98th S. 591 – Olympic Checkoff Act1977-1983 7) [Handicapped] – Legislation – Education of the Handicapped1979 8) [Handicapped] – Legislation in the 95th Congress1983 9) [Handicapped] – Legislative Achievements 1981-1984 10) [Handicapped] – Legislative Achievements – Subcommittee on the Handicapped – Labor and Human Resources – Legislative Report Activity Review1972-1982 11) [Handicapped] – Legislative History of P.L. 94-1421984 12) [Handicapped] – Legislative Information File for the 98th Congress – Source: Scorpio, Library of Congress DatabaseBox 1821980-1981 1) [Handicapped] – Litigating the Rights of Handicapped Children1984 2) [Handicapped] – Litigation and the Education of the Handicapped Act1984-1985 3) [Handicapped] – Litigation – Attorney’s Fees, Hearing Preparation1982-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Lowell Weicker Subcommittee Record Achievements – Highlights1981 5) [Handicapped] – Lowell Weicker Correspondence – P. L. 94-1421982 6) [Handicapped] – McNeil Lehrer Report on Regulations – P.L. 94-1421981-1982 7) [Handicapped] – Media Services and Captioned Films – Sections 652, 6531983-1984 8) [Handicapped] – Monitoring Education of the Handicapped Act1983 9) [Handicapped] – MR/DD Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities – Expenditure Analysis1981 10) [Handicapped] – National Center for a Barrier Free Environment1972-1985 11) [Handicapped] – National Center on Deafness at California State University at Northridge1979-1982 12) [Handicapped] – National Commission – Arts for the Handicapped1981 13) [Handicapped] – National Council on the Handicapped1984-1985 14) [Handicapped] – National Council on the Handicapped – General Correspondence and ReportsBox 1831975 1) [Handicapped] – National Federation of the Blind 1983-1985 2) [Handicapped] – National Industries for the Blind1983-1985 3) [Handicapped] – National Industries for the Severely Handicapped1981-1985 4) [Handicapped] – National Technical Institute for the Deaf – National Advisory Group1982-1984 5) [Handicapped] – New York Intermediate Care Facilities1982-1983 6) [Handicapped] – North Carolina Public Hearings Transcripts, P.L. 94-1421983-1984 7) [Handicapped] – Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services – Job Training Partnership Act Initiatives1983 8) [Handicapped] – Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services – Staffing and Reductions in ForceUndated 9) [Handicapped] – Options Analysis for Targets of Opportunity for Deregulation under P.L. 94-1421983-1985 10) [Handicapped] – Organizations – Heritage Foundation – Education of the Handicapped1981 11) [Handicapped] – Original Working Papers on Regulations – Department of Education Briefing Paper – Education of the HandicappedBox 1841985-1986 1) [Handicapped] – Oversight Hearing, June 11, 1985 – Gallaudet College and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, Folder 11966-1985 2) [Handicapped] – Oversight Hearing, June 11, 1985 – Gallaudet College and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, Folder 21982 3) [Handicapped] – Oversight on Education for all Handicapped Children Act1981-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Parent Centers – Parent Support Networks1980-1983 5) [Handicapped] – Parent Program – Parent Training and Information Centers1981-1983 6) [Handicapped] – Part B – State Grant Program1983-1984 7) [Handicapped] – Personnel Development (Sections 631, 632, 634) – Training Personnel for the Education of the Handicapped 1982-1983 8) [Handicapped] – Phone Contacts – Constituent Calls – Library Letters – Handicapped Subcommittee1982 9) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Analyses of Proposed Changes to the RegulationsBox 1851982 1) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Comments from Associations1982 2) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Comments – Testimony1980-1982 3) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Draft Bill and Implementation1977-1982 4) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Education for all Handicapped Children Act Regulations1985-1986 5) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Least Restricted Environment Letters – Deaf Education, Folder 11985-1986 6) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Least Restricted Environment Letters – Deaf Education, Folder 21985-1986 7) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Least Restricted Environment Letters – Deaf Education, Folder 3Box 1861985-1986 1) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Least Restricted Environment Letters – Deaf Education, Folder 41985-1986 2) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Least Restricted Environment Letters – Deaf Education, Folder 51985-1986 3) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Least Restricted Environment Letters – Deaf Education, Folder 61982 4) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – National Association of State Directors of Special Education – Survey on Proposed Regulations1982 5) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 Proposed Regulations – Lowell Weicker and Secretary Bell’s Letters and Statements – House Committee on Education Response to Proposed Regulations 1982 6) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 Proposed Regulations – Materials on Withdrawn Provisions1982 7) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 Proposed Regulations – Speeches and Comments on Administration Proposal1982 8) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 Proposed Regulations – State Grant Program – Comparison and Analysis1982 9) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 – Questions from Congressional Research Service1968-1983 10) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142, Section 607 – Removal of Architectural Barriers1975-1983 11) [Handicapped] – P.L. 94-142 Summary, Analysis, Consequences of Proposed ChangesUndated 12) [Handicapped] – Proposed Statutory and Regulatory Changes to P.L. 94-1421982 13) [Handicapped] – Preliminary Regulatory Impact Analysis – Proposed Amendments to Regulations – P.L. 94-1421979-1982 14) [Handicapped] – Preschool Incentive Grant Program for Handicapped ChildrenBox 1871981-1985 1) [Handicapped] – PRIDE – Fashion for Special Needs1977-1983 2) [Handicapped] – Program Descriptions – Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 19831982-1984 3) [Handicapped] – Quality of Institutions for Mentally Handicapped1981-1986 4) [Handicapped] – Reagan Record1982 5) [Handicapped] – Recent Studies on P.L. 94-142 – “Local Implementation of P.L. 94-142: Final Report of a Longitudinal Study”1984 6) [Handicapped] – Recommendation – Consequences from ICMFR Site VisitsUndated 7) [Handicapped] – Recruitment and Information – Education for the Handicapped Act Reauthorization 1982-1985 8) [Handicapped] – Regional Resource Centers – Education of the Handicapped Act Reauthorization1982-1983 9) [Handicapped] – Regional Resource Centers (Section 621)1981-1984 10) [Handicapped] – Regional Vocational, Adult, Postsecondary Programs (Section 625)Box 1881982 1) [Handicapped] – Regulations as Published, August 4. 1982 – 34 CFR Part 300, P.L. 94-1421984-1986 2) [Handicapped] – Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1986, H.R. 40211983 3) [Handicapped] – Rehabilitation Act of 1973 – S. 13401977-1982 4) [Handicapped] – Rehabilitation Act of 1973 – Section 5041973-1986 5) [Handicapped] – Reports and Research – Gallaudet College and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf1982-1984 6) [Handicapped] – Resolutions /Amendments, Sponsor or Co-Sponsorship, 1983-19841981 7) [Handicapped] – Responses to Changes in P.L. 94-142 Regulations – Connecticut1979-1983 8) [Handicapped] – Richard Ekstrand – Articles on Special Education Issues1981-1986 9) [Handicapped] – RIF – Reduction in Force InformationBox 1891980-1982 1) [Handicapped] – Right to Free Education, P.L. 94-1421985-1986 2) [Handicapped] – S. Con. Res. 71 – 10th Anniversary of the Enactment of the Education for all Handicapped Children Act Hearing1983 3) [Handicapped] – S. C. Res. 22, 1983 – Objectives of the United Nations Decade of Disabled Persons, 1983-19921976-1977 4) [Handicapped] – Scovill Manufacturing Company - Committee from the Blind and Other Severely Handicapped 1975-1976 5) [Handicapped] – Scovill Manufacturing Company – Paper Clip Purchase from Blind and Other Severely Handicapped, Folder 11975-1976 6) [Handicapped] – Scovill Manufacturing Company – Paper Clip Purchase from Blind and Other Severely Handicapped, Folder 21984 7) [Handicapped] – Separate Regulations on New Discretionary Programs1981-1983 8) [Handicapped] – Severely Handicapped Projects, Section 624 – Education for Severely Handicapped Youth1985 9) [Handicapped] – Small Business Set- Aside Issue1986 10) [Handicapped] – Small Business / Sheltered Workshop Hearing1984 11) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Bilingual Special Education1984 12) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Computers in Special EducationBox 1901982-1984 1) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Learning Disabilities1984 2) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Mental Retardation1983 3) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Migrant Special Education1981-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Special Education Programs for the Young Handicapped1983-1984 5) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Rural Special Education1983 6) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Speech/Language Pathology1981-1984 7) [Handicapped] – Special Education – Technology and Special Education1983-1986 8) [Handicapped] – Specialized Transportation for the Handicapped1975-1984 9) [Handicapped] – Special Studies – Section 618 – P.L. 94-1421982 10) [Handicapped] – State-Federal Program of Vocational Rehabilitation1982 11) [Handicapped] – Statements on P.L. 94-142 RegulationsBox 191 1982-1984 1) [Handicapped] – Statistics on Special Education: Financing, Child Count – P.L. 94-1421979-1984 2) [Handicapped] – Students in Vocational Education Programs – Office of Civil Rights, Education Department Vocational Education Responses1983 3) [Handicapped] – Study of Deinstitutionalized Pennhurst Residents1981-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Subcommittee Activities – Developmental Disabilities Act of 1984 – Rehabilitation Act Reauthorization1981-1982 5) [Handicapped] – Subcommittee – Committee on Labor and Human Resources1982 6) [Handicapped] – Subcommittee Comparisons – Lowell Weicker Amendment – Supplemental Appropriations, P.L. 94-142 Regulations1983 7) [Handicapped] – Subcommittee on the Handicapped – Mark-Up of the Education of the Handicapped Act1981-1985 8) [Handicapped] – Supreme Court 504 Decisions – Rehabilitation Act of 19731982-1984 9) [Handicapped] – Supreme Court Decision on P.L. 94-142, Hendrick Hudson District, Board of Education v. RowleyBox 1921984 1) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School, Folder 11984 2) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School, Folder 21984 3) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School, Folder 3 1984 4) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School – Crosby Centers1984 5) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School – Kipling Houses1984 6) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School - Rounds 1984 7) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School – Satellite Homes1984 8) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School – Squares BuildingsBox 1931984 1) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Colorado State Home and Training School – Summit Village1983-1984 2) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Connecticut Department of Income Maintenance – Southbury Training School1983 3) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Fairview Training Center, Oregon1982-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Mansfield Training School, Connecticut1983 5) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Paul’s Valley State School, Oklahoma1981-1983 6) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Staten Island Developmental Center, New York1983 7) [Handicapped] – Surveys of Facilities – Utah State Training School1982 8) [Handicapped] – Testimonies on P.L. 94-142 Regulations, Folder 11982 9) [Handicapped] – Testimonies on P.L. 94-142 Regulations, Folder 21983 10) [Handicapped] – Testimony – Education of the Handicapped Act1985 11) [Handicapped] – Very Special Arts Festivals – Arts for the HandicappedBox 1941981-1983 1) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Data on Handicapped1983-1984 2) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education for the Handicapped1984 3) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Congressional Research Service Analysis on Handicapped Provisions1983-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Congressional Research Service on Excess Cost 1980-1984 5) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Information, Folder 11980-1984 6) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Information, Folder 21980-1984 7) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Information, Folder 31983-1984 8) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Materials for Drafting Vocational Education Bill for the HandicappedBox 1951984 1) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Other Senate Vocational Educational Bills1984 2) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Vocational Education Formula1983-1984 3) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Legislation – Vocational Education Report Language1983-1984 4) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education – Nina Bar-Droma’s Materials1982-1983 5) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – American Vocational Association Reauthorization1983 6) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Bibliography on Data on Vocational Special Needs1982-1983 7) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Hatch’s Adult Educational BillUndated 8) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Limited English Proficiency in Vocational Education Position Paper1979-1981 9) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Office for Civil Rights Statistics on Vocational Education1983 10) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Papers on Vocational Education for Handicapped – President’s Committee on Employment of the Handicapped National Advisory Council1983-1985 11) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Senate Hearings on Vocational Education Reauthorization – Handicapped and Disadvantages, Folder 1 Box 1961983-1985 1) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Senate Hearings on Vocational Education Reauthorization – Handicapped and Disadvantages, Folder 21982 2) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – State Directors Vocational Education1983 3) [Handicapped] – Vocational Education Reauthorization 1983 – Vocational Education Reauthorization Hearing1982 4) [Handicapped] – Vocational Rehabilitation and Developmental Disabilities Budget Fiscal Year 1983 – Congressional Research Service Issue Brief1979-1983 5) [Handicapped] – Vocational Rehabilitation Hearings1983 6) [Handicapped] – Vocational Rehabilitation Reauthorization 1983 – Fact Sheet1981-1982 7) [Handicapped] – Vocational Rehabilitation – Section 504 – Rehabilitation Act of 19731986 8) [Handicapped] – Weicker House – Bridgeport Connecticut – United Cerebral Palsy Association of Fairfield County, Incorporated1985-1986 9) [Handicapped] – Weicker Efforts / Praise1980-1982 10) [Handicapped] – Youngberg v. Romeo – Mentally Handicapped Person’s Right to TreatmentBox 1971983 1) [Health] – 98th Congress SJR61 – Digestive Diseases1982 2) [Health] –A.D.M. Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Mental Health Working Conference1972 3) [Health] – Aging – General Information1972-1976 4) [Health] – Aging – Older Americans Act – Special Committee on Aging1974-1977 5) [Health] – Alcoholism and Women1983 6) [Health] – Alzheimer’s Disease, 98th Congress1969 7) [Health] – American Medical Association – 1969 List of Literature1983 8) [Health] and Human Services –Narf vs. Schweicker – Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Facilities – Medicare Program 1984 9) [Health] and Occupational Safety Hospital Surveys, Folder 11984 10) [Health] and Occupational Safety Hospital Surveys, Folder 21985 11) [Health] – Biomedical Ethics Board – Health Research Extension Act of 19851976 12) [Health] Block Grant Consolidation Proposal1982 13) [Health] Block GrantsBox 1981982-1983 1) [Health] – 1983 – Yale Eye Center1985-1986 2) [Health] – Cancer1971-1972 3) [Health] – Cancer – Laetrile Information1979-1980 4) [Health] – Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services1977 5) Health Care Costs – Statements, October 181978 6) Health Care – Hospital Cost Containment1984 7) Health Care – Medicare, Medicaid – Standard Medicare Rates in Hospitals1974-1975 8) Health Care – New Haven Community Health Care Center Grant1969-1973 9) Health Care - Paramedic Legislation, Folder 11969-1973 10) Health Care – Paramedic Legislation, Folder 21969-1973 11) Health Care – Paramedic Legislation, Folder 3Undated 12) Health Care – “Report of the National Study Group on State Medicaid Strategies”Undated 13) [Health] – Chronologies1984 14) [Health] – Citizens League Report –“ Meeting the Crisis in Institutional Care”1983 15) [Health] – Community Health Centers – 98th Congress1984 16) [Health] – Comptroller General Report – Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Services Block Grant Box 1991973-1976 1) [Health] – Emergency Medical Services1971 2) [Health] – Environmental Health1985-1986 3) [Health] – Fish Oil Background Documents, Folder 11985-1986 4) [Health] – Fish Oil Background Documents, Folder 21975 5) [Health] – Food Stamps – Program Efficiency1982 6) [Health] – General1971-1972 7) [Health] – General Information1983 8) [Health] – Help for Fernandez, Angelita1984-1985 9) [Health] – Homelessness and Mental Illness1982-1984 10) [Health] – JAD – General Preventative Health – TuberculosisBox 2001983-1984 1) [Health] – Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals1969 2) [Health] – Kidney Disease1982-1984 3) [Health] – Legislation 98th Congress – Health PlanningUndated 4) [Health] Legislation – Alcohol and Drug Abuse Amendments of 19831983 5) [Health] Legislation – Arthritis Bill – Establish a National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases1983 6) [Health] Legislation – Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act / Adoption Reform Act1983 7) [Health] Legislation – Cost Containment Bill – Edward Kennedy1980-1983 8) [Health] Legislation – “Deemed Status”, S. 713 – Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Facilities1983 9) [Health] Legislation – Diabetes, S.J. Res. 121 – National Diabetes Month1983 10) [Health] Legislation – FDA Approval, Ecologic Therapy for Treating Allergies to Food Products 1982 11) [Health] Legislation – Gene Zanuettor, Quadriplegic Funds Casework1983 12) [Health] Legislation – Health Services for Unemployed Workers, S. 951, 98th Congress1983 13) [Health] Legislation – HMO Bill, S. 9631983 14) [Health] Legislation – Look Alike Drug Bill, S. 503 – Imitation Controlled Substances Act of 19831983 15) [Health] Legislation – Lupus Foundation of America, Incorporated1982 16) [Health] Legislation – Mrs. Ruggiero – Dr. Melvin Van Woerts Grant Application, L-5 HTP for Treatment of Myoclonus1983 17) [Health] Legislation – Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Week, S.J. Res. 1401983 18) [Health] Legislation – National Institute of Health, 98th Congress1983 19) [Health] Legislation – National Tuberous Sclerosis Week, S. J. Res.1481981-1983 20) [Health] Legislation – Orphan Drug Bill Information, S. 21301983 21) [Health] Legislation – Public Health, S. 241 – Medical Facility Dependent Care Act1982-1983 22) [Health] Legislation – S. 1176, To Authorize Appropriation of Funds for Preventive Health Service Programs for Tuberculosis1983 23) [Health] Legislation – Saccharin Bill, S. 89 – Saccharin Study and Labeling Act Amendments of 19831973 24) [Health] Maintenance Organization Act1971-1972 25) [Health] ManpowerBox 2011972-1976 1) [Health] Manpower Legislation1975 2) [Health] – Masselli, Mark – Community Health Center, Inc. Middletown, Connecticut1973 3) [Health] – Medical Malpractice1976 4) [Health] – Medicare Proposals 1975 5) [Health] – Middlesex Memorial Hospital1985 6) [Health] – National Institutes of Health – Research Funding, Fiscal Year 19851979 7) [Health] – New York University Protest of Contract Award – Chimpanzees – Kaplan, Julius, National Institutes of Health1974-1975 8) [Health] – Nursing Homes1971-1972 9) [Health] – Over-the-Counter Drugs – General Information1982-1985 10) [Health] Planning and Resource Allocation Act of 1986, S. 18551970-1971 11) [Health] – Population Control1983 12) [Health] Promotion Disease Prevention, S. 771, 98th CongressBox 2021978 1) [Health] – Recombinant DNA- Information and H.R. 111291970-1974 2) [Health] – References - Articles, Congressional Record, Summaries1985 3) [Health] Research Extension Act of 1985 and the Public Health Service Act1983-1985 4) [Health] – Research on Health Benefits of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids in Maritime Foods, Folder 11983-1985 5) [Health] – Research on Health Benefits of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids in Maritime Foods, Folder 21983 6) [Health] – RSP Laboratories, Incorporated – Birth Control1971 7) [Health] – S. 934, Health Professions Educational Assistance Act of 19711975 8) [Health] – S. 1681, Cosmetic Safety Amendments of 19761983 9) [Health] – S.J. Res. 19 Legislation, Psychology Days1979 10) [Health] – Senator Kennedy – Labor Sponsored Committee for National Health Insurance – Health Care for All Americans Act of 19791987 11) [Health] – Senior Citizen Article by Lowell Weicker, January 161975-1980 12) [Health] – Summary of Lowell Weicker Health Record – Chronology1977 13) [Health] Systems Agency 1979 14) [Health] – World Hunger / MalnutritionBox 2031979-1981 1) Highway Act of 19811971 2) [Highways] – American Automobile Association Statement on Highway Safety, May 211977-1979 3) [Highways] – America’s Highways1983 4) [Highways] – Bridge Safety and Financing – Congressional Research Service Material1981-1982 5) [Highways] – Charles Haulbach – Highway Tree Planting1973 6) [Highways] – Federal Aid Highway Act of 19731977-1978 7) [Highways] – Highway Transit1975-1977 8) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund1973-1979 9) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Amendments, Votes, Folder 11973-1979 10) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Amendments, Votes, Folder 21956-1979 11) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Background – Miscellaneous, Folder 11956-1979 12) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Background – Miscellaneous, Folder 21956-1979 13) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Background – Miscellaneous, Folder 3Box 2041975-1978 1) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Background Reports, Folder 11975-1978 2) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Background Reports, Folder 21977 3) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Clippings1975-1979 4) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Dear Colleagues, Speeches, Floor Statements, Folder 11975-1979 5) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Dear Colleagues, Speeches, Floor Statements, Folder 2 1976-1979 6) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Facts and Figures1978-1980 7) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – General Highway Information1979 8) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – H.R. 4249 – Amendment to Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1978 – Facts and Figures1979 9) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – H.R. 4249 – Amendment to Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1978 – General Provisions1975 10) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – S. 1300 – Federal Transportation Improvement Act of 19751975 11) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – S. 2711 – Federal Aid Highway Act of 19751975-1979 12) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Speech Material, Folder 11975-1979 13) [Highways] – Highway Trust Fund – Speech Material, Folder 2Box 2051978-1983 1) [Highways] – I-84, Folder 11978-1983 2) [Highways] – I-84, Folder 21981-1982 3) [Highways] – Interstate Transfer Grants – Lowell Weicker Action1979-1982 4) [Highways] – Interstate Transfer Program1973 5) [Highways] – Kennedy-Weicker Amendment to S. 5021978 6) [Highways] – Lowell Weicker Amendment 1698 to S. 3073 – Authorize Federal-Aid Highway Program Through Fiscal Year 19801978-1982 7) [Highways] – Niantic River Bridge, Waterford, Connecticut – Lowell Weicker Action and Clippings1983 8) [Highways] – Public Law 97-424, Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 19821983-1984 9) [Highways] – Route 251983 10) [Highways] – Route 721981-1982 11) [Highways] – Territorial Highways 1978 12) [Highways] – Weicker as Cosponsor of S. 2557 – Emergency Transportation Act of 19771985 13) H.J. Res. 342 – Commodity Credit Corporation Loans1981 14) Holocaust Memorial Council – Nazi War Art Memorabilia ControversyBox 2061982-1984 1) Homeless Shelters in New York City1984 2) Horse Cars on the Mall1970-1971 3) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Clearing House for Public Housing1970 4) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Housing, New Haven, Connecticut1969-1971 5) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Land Use and Housing1968-1972 6) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Miscellaneous, Folder 11968-1972 7) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Miscellaneous, Folder 21968-1972 8) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Miscellaneous, Folder 31970-1971 9) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – SBC – Housing and Urban Affairs, Folder 1Box 2071970-1971 1) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – SBC – Housing and Urban Affairs, Folder 21970-1971 2) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – SBC – Housing and Urban Affairs, Folder 31968-1971 3) [Housing and Urban Affairs] – Social Goals – Public HousingUndated 4) Housing and Urban Issues – Chronology1975 5) [Housing] – Choices for 19761974 6) [Housing] – Circular A-70 – Office of Management and Budget Memo1977-1982 7) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Birch Plain Creek Project – Peter R. Johl et. al. v. Town of Groton1981-1982 8) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Branford Elderly Housing 1977-1983 9) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Cardinal Shehan Center, Bridgeport1983 10) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Church Street, South New HavenBox 2081982-1983 1) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Connecticut Solar Bank Application – Energy Division of the Connecticut Office of Policy and Management1983 2) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects –Fairmont HeightsUndated 3) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Father Panik Village, Bridgeport1981-1983 4) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Grove Manor1983 5) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Hartford Infill Number 2 Housing1982-1983 6) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Isaac Thomas – HUD Deposit on Barbour Gardens ApartmentsCa. 1983 7) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Lowell Weicker – Notes and Correspondence1982-1983 8) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Milford Turnkey Project1980-1983 9) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – New Haven Post Office Rehabilitation Project1982 10) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – North Haven Elderly Housing 11982 11) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Publications – Low Income Housing Information Service and the Liberty Street Review1978-1982 12) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Stamford Neighborhood Strategy Area Program1980-1983 13) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas – WaterburyUndated 14) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Torringford West II DonageeUndated 15) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Waterbury Urban Park and Recreation Recovery ProgramUndated 16) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – West Haven Public Housing Authority Modifications 1983 17) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – West Haven Turnkey Elderly Housing1982-1983 18) [Housing] – Connecticut Projects – Wolcott Place Housing Project – Sponsored by the Harford Architecture Conservancy1980 19) [Housing] – Dear Colleague Letter – Section 8 Rental Housing1975 20) [Housing] – Emergency Homeowner’s Relief Act1974-1980 21) [Housing] – Farmers Home Administration Task Force on Housing Allocation Formulas1975 22) [Housing] – Federal Housing Administration1972 23) [Housing] – FHA Housing Loans and a Speech to the Home Builders AssociationUndated 24) [Housing] – Finance – Low Income Housing Project1980 25) [Housing] – John Bennet t– FMHA Rental Prepayment1975 26) [Housing] – Legislation – 94th Congress, Folder 1Box 2091975 1) [Housing] – Legislation – 94th Congress, Folder 21974-1975 2) [Housing] – Legislative History – Housing Bill, Folder 11974-1975 3) [Housing] – Legislative History – Housing Bill, Folder 21972 4) [Housing] – Low and Moderate Income HousingCa. 1980 5) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – American Planning Association1979-1980 6) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – Chamber of Congress1974-1980 7) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – Department of Commerce1980 8) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – General Accounting Office1980 9) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 190 – Housing and Urban Development Box 2101980 1) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – Housing Data Update October 19801980 2) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – National Urban League1980 3) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – Research Compiled FindingsCa. 1979 4) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – The Brookings Institute1980 5) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – The National Urban Coalition1980 6) [Housing] – Research – Housing Projections – Housing Contacts for Research Compiled August 1980 – Urban Land Initiative1979-1981 7) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill1980 8) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Amendments1979-1980 9) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Background1979-1980 11) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1979, Folder 11979-1980 11) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1979, Folder 21978-1980 12) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Interest Groups1979-1980 13) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Lowell Weicker Co-sponsorship1979-1980 14) [Housing] – S. 506 Fair Housing Bill – Official DocumentsBox 2111975 1) [Housing] – S. 1281 – Home Mortgage Disclosure Act1975 2) [Housing] – S. 1483 – Emergency Housing Act of 19751974 3) [Housing] – S. 3979 – House Purchase Assistance Act of 1974 1973-1980 4) [Housing] – Statements, Press Clippings – Mortgages, Interest Rates, Shortages, Condominium, LegislationUndated 5) [Housing] Summary1964-1974 6) [Housing] – Tax Incentives for Low Income Home Development, Folder 11964-1974 7) [Housing] – Tax Incentives for Low Income Home Development, Folder 21977 8) H.R. 583 – Enlistment Bonus Extension1975 9) H.R. 1394 – For the Relief of Suk Chin and Hae Suk Chin1975 10) H.R. 1395 – For the Relief of Mee Kyung Cho and Hee Kyung Cho1975 11) H.R. 1396 – For the Relief of Sang Kook Chung and Hwa Soon Chung1975 12) H.R. 1397 – For the Relief of Ae Sook Song and Mi Yun Lee1983 13) H.R. 2292 – Arctic Bill – Arctic Research and Policy Act of 19831977 14) H.R. 2521 – Rabbit Meat – Domesticated Rabbit Meat Inspection1980 15) H.R. 2742 – Indiana Dunes – National Lakeshore Bill1975 16) H.R. 3130 – Environmental Impact State Bill – Amend the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969Box 2121973 1) H.R. 3153 – Social Security Amendments1976 2) H.R. 3348 – Amendment 2121 – Veterans’ “Poppy” Programs1983 3) H.R. 3416 – Antarctic Bill – Antarctic Marine Living Resources Convention Act of 19831979 4) H.R. 3439 –“ American Immigration” – Preferential Treatment in the Admission of Children of United States Armed Forces Personnel1979 5) H.R. 3919 – Impose a Windfall Profit Tax on Domestic Crude Oil1979 6) H.R. 4249 – Surface Transportation Assistance Act Amendments1979 7) H.R. 4440 – Amendment 708 – to Prohibit Use of Funds Regarding Certain Rail Highway Crossing Demo Projects 1975 8) H.R. 5357 – United States Travel Service1977 9) H.R. 5882 – Agricultural Land Use1982 10) H.R. 6113 – Amend Title I of the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act of 19721972-1973 11) H.R. 6767 – Amendment – Trade Reform Act of 19731980 12) H.R. 6820 – CIA Charter – Aspin Bill – Intelligence Activities Act of 19801972-1973 13) H.R. 7102 – Drug Industry vs. Food and Drug Administration – Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act1971 14) H.R. 7109 – Amendment No. 223 – National Aeronautics and Space Administration Programs and Projects Use Recycled Materials1973 15) H.R. 7200 – Railroad Retirement Act Amendments1973 16) H.R. 7447 – Neighborhood Youth Corps Amendment1980 17) H.R. 7542 – Making Supplemental Appropriations for the Fiscal Year Ending September 19801980 18) H.R. 7583 – Treasury U.S. Postal Service Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1981 – Weicker Amendments1980 19) H.R. 7584 – Appropriations for the State Department – Justice and Commerce, the Judiciary and Related Agencies, Fiscal Year 19811975 20) H.R. 7656 – Beef Research and Information Act1977 21) H.R. 7739 – Require the Preparation of Small Business Impact Statements in Connection with Federal Agency Rules1971 22) H.R. 7960 – National Science Foundation Authorization Act of 19721975-1976 23) H.R. 8069 – Health Education and Welfare Appropriations Bill – President Ford’s Veto1975 24) H.R. 8121 – State, Justice and Commerce Departments Appropriations Bill1975 25) H.R. 8122 – Public Works AppropriationsBox 2131974 1) H.R. 8193 – Energy Transportation Security Act of 1974 1972 2) H.R. 8395 – To Amend the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 19721976 3) H.R. 8410 – Packer Bonding Bill1973-1974 4) H.R. 8547 – Amend the Export Administration Act of 1969 to Protect Domestic Economy1975 5) H.R. 8561 – Agriculture Department and Related Agencies Appropriations1978 6) H.R. 8588 – Executive Reorganization Independent Regulatory Commissions Productivity in Government – Establishing an Inspector General for the Small Business Administration1975 7) H.R. 8598 – Child Support Amendments1971 8) H.R. 8687 – Department of Defense Procurement – Amendment No. 218 – Recycled Materials1975-1976 9) H.R. 8773 – Fiscal Appropriations – Department of Interior Appropriations1972 10) H.R. 9212 – Black Lung Benefits Act of 19721973 11) H.R. 9281 – Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms Administration Retirement Benefits1976 12) H.R. 9721 – Inter-American Development Bank and African Development Fund Act of 19761975-1976 13) H.R. 9803 – Day Care – Assistance Meeting Federal Child Care Standards1974 14) H.R. 10337 – Resolution of Hopi-Navajo Land Disputes1978 15) H.R. 10627 – Small Business Contracting Equity Act1978 16) H.R. 10632 – Small Business Regulatory Relief Act – Provide Regulatory Flexibility for Small Business in Certain Instances so that the Effect of Regulation Matches the Size of Business1978 17) H.R. 11445 – to Amend the Small Business Act and the Small Business Investment Act of 1958Box 2141978 1) H.R. 11713 – To Create a Solar Energy and Energy Conservation Loan Program within the Small Business Administration1978 2) H.R. 12182 – Relating to Tax Treatment of Qualified Dividend Reinvestment Plans 1974 3) H.R. 12993 – Broadcast License Renewal Act1974 4) H.R. 14434 – Special Energy Research and Development Appropriations Bill, 19751974 5) H.R. 15323 – Price-Anderson Extension Act – Amend the Atomic Energy Act of 19541972 6) H.R. 15474 – National Cooley’s Anemia Control Act1973-1974 7) H.R. 15893 – Amend the Endangered Species Act of 19731974 8) H.R. 16900 – Supplemental Appropriation Amendment1974 9) H.R. 16901 – Amendment – Sugar File1971 10) H.R. 10947 – Provide a Job Development Investment Credit1973-1974 11) H.R. 15544 – Amendment – Prevent Unwarranted Disclosures of Individual and Corporate Internal Revenue Service Returns1982 12) [HUD] – 202 Housing New Orleans for the Elderly1977-1978 13) [HUD] Activity1980 14) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – Section 8 Income Limit Adjustments1980 15) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – Background HUD Appropriations Information and Other Supplemental Amendments, Folder 11980 16) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – Background HUD Appropriations Information and Other Supplemental Amendments, Folder 2Box 2151980 1) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – National Association of Home Builders Legislative Priorities, Fiscal Years 1980 and 1981Undated 2) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – “Save Housing Petition”1980 3) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – Section 8 Facts, Folder 11980 4) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – Section 8 Facts, Folder 2Undated 5) [HUD] – Affordable Housing – United States Government Accountability Office Neighborhood Reinvestment Study 1981-1983 6) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1982 Supplements – Energy Conservation Programs, Rescission Bill, H.R. 5922, Folder 11981-1983 7) [HUD] –Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1982 Supplements – Energy Conservation Programs, Rescission Bill, H.R. 5922, Folder 21981-1983 8) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1982 Supplements – Energy Conservation Programs, Rescission Bill, H.R. 5922, Folder 31981-1983 9) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1982 – Solar Rescission and Suit, Folder 1Box 2161981-1983 1) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1982 – Solar Rescission and Suit, Folder 21983 2) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1984 – Supplemental Markup Notes, Folder 11983 3) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1984 – Supplemental Markup Notes, Folder 21983 4) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1984 – Supplemental Markup Notes – Appropriations1983 5) [HUD] – Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1984 – Supplemental Markup Notes – Conference1980 6) [HUD] – Budget – Consulting Programs1980 7) [HUD] – Budget – Entering the 1980s Fiscal Policy Choices, Report to the Senate and House Committees on the Budget Parts I and II1980 8) [HUD] – Budget – News Clips – Concerns on Recession’s Effects, Folder 11980 9) [HUD] – Budget – News Clips – Concerns on Recession’s Effects, Folder 21980 10) [HUD] – Budget – Budget Resolution for Fiscal Year 1981 on Housing BackgroundBox 217 1979-1981 1) [HUD] – Chronological Background – Main Topic – Housing and Urban Issues; Minor Topics – Clean Air Act, Mitchell Amendment1975 2) [HUD] – Decline in Federal Housing Administration Activity and Effect of Housing Opportunity for Middle Income Families1978-1979 3) [HUD] – Fiscal Year 1978-1979 – H.R. 129331969-1982 4) [HUD] – Housing Units Involving Demolition and Urban Development Action Grants1977-1978 5) [HUD] – H.R. 129361982-1983 6) [HUD] – Phone Log, 19831971-1972 7) [HUD] – Project Selection Criteria1982 8) [HUD] – Proposed Reduction in Force Reorganization1978 9) [HUD] – Proxmire Two Percent Cut Amendment – S. 30841979-1980 10) [HUD] – Recent Articles on Housing IndustryBox 2181979-1980 1) [HUD] – Rental Housing Overview1977-1980 2) [HUD] –Rental Housing – Section 81980 3) [HUD] – Rental Housing – Section 8 Middle Income Proposal1980 4) [HUD] – Rental Housing Statements1982 5) [HUD] – Reorganization of Field Offices1982-1983 6) [HUD] – Reorganization of Hartford HUD Staff1979-1980 7) [HUD] – Urban Development Action Grants – Community Economic Development1980 8) [HUD] – Urban Jobs and Enterprise Zone Act of 1980 – H.R. 7563 and S. 2823 – Federal Housing Association Insurance Funds, H. R. 70411980 9) Human Services Integration – Effectiveness1977-1978 10) [Immigration] – Illegal Aliens and Mexican Immigration, Folder 1 Box 2191977-1978 1) [Immigration] – Illegal Aliens and Mexican Immigration, Folder 21967-1969 2) [Immigration] – Judiciary1980 3) [Intelligence Issues] – CIA Charter – Clippings and Articles1971-1980 4) [Intelligence Issues] – CIA Charter – Legal Concerns, Reform, and Press UseUndated 5) [Intelligence Issues] – CIA Oversight – Chronology1978 6) [Intelligence Issues] – Clips, Background1980 7) [Intelligence Issues] – Identities Protection Legislation1977 8) [Intelligence Issues] – Intelligence Committee – Investigation Requests – Bugging of Panama Canal Negotiations1978 9) [Intelligence Issues] – Intelligence Committee – Report on Activities of “Friendly” Foreign Intelligence Services in the United States: A Case Study1976 10) [Intelligence Issues] – Intelligence Committee – S. Res. 400 – Establishment of Standing Committee of the Senate on Intelligence1979 11) [Intelligence Issues] – Iran – “Evaluation of U.S. Intelligence Performance Prior to November 1978”1974-1980 12) [Intelligence Issues] – Lowell Weicker – Statements and Legislation to Create Congressional Oversight CommitteeBox 2201977 1) [Intelligence Issues] – Patrick Moynihan Surveillance Bill – S. 1950 – Foreign Surveillance Prevention Act1975 2) [Intelligence Oversight] – Central Intelligence Agency – Consolidated Defense Intelligence Program Budget1975 3) [Intelligence Oversight] – Central Intelligence Agency – Hearings on Budget1975 4) [Intelligence Oversight] – Federal Bureau of Investigation – Political Abuses1976 5) [Intelligence Oversight] – Issues – Background – Senate Rule 36 Regarding Release of Confidential Information1976 6) [Intelligence Oversight] – Legislation – Glenn-Weicker Amendment 1976 7) [Intelligence Oversight] – Presidential Reforms1976 8) [Intelligence Oversight] – Press Clippings1976-1977 9) [Internal Revenue Service] – Investment Annuity Issue – Revenue Ruling 77- 851978 10) [International Affairs] – Africa – Background and Clippings1975-1976 11) [International Affairs] – Angola1976-1977 12) [International Affairs] – Background Material – Chemical and Biological Warfare – S. Con. Res. 151982 13) [International Affairs] – Canadian Antitrust Policy1974-1975 14) [International Affairs] – Foreign Affairs Acts – S. 3349, H.J. Res. 1131Box 2211981 1) [International Affairs] – General Information and Philosophy1978 2) [International Affairs] – Guyana Situation – Mass Poisoning Deaths1977-1978 3) [International Affairs] – Haiti – Human Rights Issues1976-1977 4) [International Affairs] – Human Rights Issues – USSR, Romanians1977 5) [International Affairs] – Israel, Egypt – Possible Peace Negotiations1978 6) [International Affairs] – Israel, Egypt – Possible Peace Negotiations – Background and Clippings1981-1982 7) [International Affairs] – Israel – Golan Heights1978 8) [International Affairs] – Middle East Accords1978 9) [International Affairs] – Namibia1977 10) [International Affairs] – Neutron Bomb – Enhanced Radiation Weapons Approval1977 11) [International Affairs] – Panama Canal Zone1977 12) [International Affairs] – Radio Free Europe Funding1977 13) [International Affairs] – Rhodesian Chrome Legislation 1980 14) [International Affairs] – Robert Stolz Centenary – April 16, AustriaBox 2221975-1979 1) [International Affairs] – Turkey Arms Embargo1974-1977 2) [International Affairs] – Turkey – Cyprus1981 3) [International Affairs] – Turkey – Diplomatic Relations with Israel1976-1979 4) [International Affairs] – Uganda – Tanzania1974-1979 5) [International Affairs] – Ukrainian Background1977 6) [International Affairs] – United Nations – Human Rights Covenants1984 7) [International Affairs] – Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton1979 8) Interstate Commerce Commission1975 9) Interstate Commerce Commission – Regulatory Reform1972 10) Israel – Norman Dacey and Press Coverage of Israel1983 11) Judicial Issues – Judicial Miscellaneous1971 12) Judiciary – SBC – Improvements in Judicial Machinery1983 13) [Kenney, Mike] – Anderson, Kenneth – Connecticut Farm Bureau Association1983 14) [Kenney, Mike] – Fuade, Bill – Connecticut Commission on the Arts1983 15) [Kenney, Mike] – Files from Mike Kenney, Administrative Assistant1983 16) [Kenney, Mike] – Gordon McDougal – New England Trade Council1975-1977 17) “King of Capitol Hill” Program1978 18) [Koreagate] – Senate Select Committee on Ethics Hearings – “Food for Peace Program”1978 19) [Koreagate] – Weicker Resolution – Press Resolution, January 24Box 223 1977-1978 1) [Labor]—1978 Survey of Work Disability1978 2) [Labor]—Airline Regulatory Reform—S. 2493—Canon, Kennedy, and Pearson Air Transportation Reform Act of 19781975 3) [Labor]—Common Situs—Picketing Bill—S. 1479 and H.R. 59001983 4) [Labor]—Connecticut Politics1980 5) [Labor]—Disabled Children and Unemployment Compensation1975 6) [Labor]—Emergency Employment Appropriations Act of 1975—H.R. 44811971-1972 7) [Labor]—Emergency Strike Legislation1974 8) [Labor]—Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974—H.R. 21972-1974 9) [Labor]—Fair Labor Standards Amendments of 1972, 1973 and 19741983 10) [Labor]—Federal Employers Pay Freeze1985 11) [Labor]—Garcia vs. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority—Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Bill—Overtime and Use of Volunteers1981 12) [Labor]—Government Contracts—Dictaphone Corporation Proposal Controversy, Folder 11981 13) [Labor]—Government Contracts—Dictaphone Corporation Proposal Controversy, Folder 21975 14) [Labor]—Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW Appropriations Act of 19761979 15) [Labor]—Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) Appropriations Act of 1980, H.R. 43891980 16) [Labor]—Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) Appropriations Act of 1980 —Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA)1979 17) [Labor]—Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) Appropriations Act of 1980 —Surface Mining Regulations1979 18) [Labor]—Housing and Community Development Amendments of 19791978 19) [Labor]—H.R. 50—Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 19781980 20) [Labor]—H.R. 3236—Social Security Disability Amendments of 19791979 21) [Labor]—H.R. 3434—Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1979 1979 22) [Labor]—H.R. 5359—Department of Defense Appropriation Act of 1980— Maybank Amendment1975 23) [Labor]—H.R. 5900—National Labor Relations Act Amendments—Common Situs Picketing1984 24) [Labor]—Industrial PolicyUndated 25) [Labor]—Job Protection and Employment—ChronologiesUndated 26) [Labor]—Job Safety—Chronology1978 27) [Labor]—Labor Law Reform Act of 1978—H.R. 8410Undated 28) [Labor]—Labor Law Reform and Nominations—Chronology1984 29) [Labor]—Labor and Human Resources—98th Congress Committee Mark-Ups1983 30) [Labor]—Labor and Human Resources Committee—John A. Doyle and HandicappedBox 2241985 1) [Labor]—Labor and Human Resources Committee Releases1970-1972 2) [Labor]—Labor and Public Welfare—General InformationUndated 3) [Labor]—Labor Relations and Union Rights—ChronologyUndated 4) [Labor]—Labor and Social Security Issues—Summary1979 5) [Labor]—Lowell Weicker Speech—Equal Employment Advisory Council, June 20, 19791975 6) [Labor]—Lowell Weicker Statements on Trade Unions1976-1977 7) [Labor]—Lowell Weicker Statements on Unemployment1969-1976 8) [Labor]—Migratory LaborUndated 9) [Labor]—Minimum Wage—Chronology1981-1985 10) [Labor]—National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)—Nominations1980 11) [Labor]—Nomination of William A. Lubbers as General Counsel of National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)—April 22, 1980 1971 12) [Labor]—Office of Federal Contract Compliance (OFCC)—Form A, Contractor’s Self-Analysis and Evaluation Form1972 13) [Labor]—Pensions and Welfare Fund Study—S. 3598—Retirement Income Security for Employees Act1979 14) [Labor]—S. 825—Federal State Extended Unemployment Act of 19791980 15) [Labor]—S. 870—G.I. Bill Amendments Act of 19791972-1984 16) [Labor]—S. 1182—Longshoremen’s Amendments—Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers Compensation Act, Folder 11972-1984 17) [Labor]—S. 1182—Longshoremen’s Amendments—Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers compensation Act, Folder 21979 18) [Labor]—S. 1319—Military Construction Authorization Act of 19801975 19) [Labor]—S. 1730—Emergency Rail Transportation Improvement and Employment Act of 19751975 20) [Labor]—S. 2195—National Productivity and Quality of Working Life Act of 1975 1980 21) [Labor]—S. 2470—Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act of 1980—Four Day Work Week for Contractors1976-1977 22) [Labor]—Services Contract Act of 1965 AmendmentUndated 23) [Labor]—Social Security—Chronology1980 24) [Labor]—S. Res. 432—Taxing Social Security Benefits1970-1972 25) [Labor]—Unemployment CompensationUndated 26) [Labor]—Unemployment Compensation—Chronology1974 27) [Labor]—Unemployment Compensation—Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act of 1974, H.R. 175971975 28) [Labor]—Unemployment Compensation—H.R. 6900—Emergency Compensation and Special Unemployment Assistance Extension Act of 19751976 29) [Labor]—Unemployment Compensation Amendments of 1976—H.R. 102101971-1976 30) [Labor]—Weicker Supported Legislation Box 2251984 1) [Lawsuits]—1984 Chaplain Law Suit—Dr. Paul Hurtz vs. Donald T. Regan— Regarding Chaplains of U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate1976-1977 2) [Lawsuits]—Church of Scientology v. Department of Justice, et. al1971-1977 3) [Lawsuits]—Common Cause v. Bailar1979-1980 4) [Lawsuits]—Eugene McCarthy—Federal Election Commission (FEC) Suit1982 5) [Lawsuits]—Federation of Japan Tuna Fisheries Co-Operative Associations v. Malcolm Baldridge, United States Secretary of Commerce1985 6) [Lawsuits]—Garcia Decision—Garcia v. San Antonio Transit Authority Case1960-1970 7) [Lawsuits]—Joseph L. Ward and Lyle L. Jones v. Hughes Tool Company and United Resort Hotels, Inc.—Senator Weicker1976 8) [Lawsuits]—Nader and Snyder v. Schaffer et. al—Amicus Curiae Brief of 19761976 9) [Lawsuits]—Nader Nathra Suit—Non-affiliated Voters Participation in Democratic and Republican Primaries1959-1985 10) [Lawsuits]—Penn Kimball1977 11) [Lawsuits]—The Regents of the University of California v. Allan Bakke1983-1984 12) [Lawsuits]—Veronice Holt Discrimination SuitBox 2261983 1) [Legal]—Anti-Trust Rules—Washington Post Article1981 2) [Legal]—Authority of the President to Impose a Freeze on Federal Program Funds Prior to Submission of a Rescission Message to the Congress 1981-1982 3) [Legal]—Bridgeport “Sting”1981-1982 4) [Legal]—Congressional Record—Clippings1974 5) [Legal]—Criminal Justice Codification and Reform Act of 19741981 6) [Legal]—Federal Tort Claims Act—Government Employee Accountability1973-1974 7) [Legal]—Grand Jury Abuse 1981 8) [Legal]—Habitual Criminal Statute—S. 16891955-1982 9) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Articles, Folder 11955-1982 10) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Articles, Folder 21981 11) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Attorney General’s Report—Clippings1982 12) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Bills and Amendments, Folder 11982 13) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Bills and Amendments, Folder 21982 14) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Congressional CommunicationsUndated 15) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Connecticut’s Bill on Insanity1977-1981 16) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Court Cases1981 17) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Criminal Code Reform Act of 19811975 18) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975Box 2271982 1) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Congressional Research Service (CRS) Packet1981 2) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—District of Columbia Code1982 3) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Idaho Code1981-1982 4) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Illinois Code1966-1976 5) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Law Review Articles1982 6) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Prepared Testimony and Clippings, Folder 11982 7) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Prepared Testimony and Clippings. Folder 21982 8) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Prepared Testimony and Clippings, Folder 31982 9) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—Prepared Testimony and Clippings, Folder 41983 10) [Legal]—Insanity Defense—S. 284, S. 1051981 11) [Legal]—Irwin Schiff Imprisonment Pending Appeal1979 12) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—Congressional Record 1979 13) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—Judicial Conference1979 14) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—Judicial Discipline and Tenure ProposalsBox 2281976-1979 1) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—Nunn Amendment1979 2) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—Opposition to S. 1873— Correspondence, Clippings and Statements1979 3) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—S. 1477—Federal Courts Improvement Act of 19791979 4) [Legal]—Judicial Conduct and Disability Act—S. 18731975 5) [Legal]—Krause, Art S.—Kent State Due Process of Law Fund1981 6) [Legal]—Municipal Liability Civil Rights Cases1982 7) [Legal]—People for the American Way—Objections to the Moral Majority1974-1980 8) [Legal]—Permanent Special Persecutor—Chronology1978-1980 9) [Legal]—Permanent Special Prosecutor—Lowell Weicker Statements1982 10) [Legal]—Proposition 8—California Ballot Initiative1983 11) [Legal]—Separation of Powers1982 12) [Legal]—Services Corporation Restrictions—Watt Hearings—Clippings— September 8, 19821978-1980 13) [Legal]—Zurcher vs. Stanford Daily and the News Media Source Protection Act1979 14) [Legal]—Zurcher vs. Stanford Daily—S. 1790—Zurcher Privacy Protection Act of 19791979-1980 15) [Legislative Issues]—96th Congress—Time Agreements—Unanimous Consent—Miscellaneous Legislation 1982 16) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Computer Items (1982)—Lowell Weicker Statements Regarding Miscellaneous Legislation1981-1982 17) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Dear Colleagues Letters on Miscellaneous Legislation1982 18) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Final Calendars1981 19) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Handicapped SubcommitteeBox 2291981 1) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Chronological File—May to July 1981, Folder 11981 2) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Chronological File—May to July 1981, Folder 21981 3) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Chronological File—May to July 1981, Folder 31981 4) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Memos—97th Congress—1st Session—January to February 19811981 5) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Memos—March to April 1981, Folder 11981 6) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Memos—March to April 1981, Folder 21981 7) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Memos—August to October 1981, Folder 11981 8) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Memos—August to October 1981, Folder 2 1981 9) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Memos—November to December 19811982 10) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Legislative Notices—2nd Session1982 11) [Legislative Issues]—Letters to the Cabinet—Reagan Administration1982 12) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Letters to Other Senators1982 13) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Letters to President Ronald ReaganBox 2301981-1982 1) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker—Achievements File 1982, Folder 11981-1982 2) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker—Achievements File 1982, Folder 21977-1983 3) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker—Committee Assignments List1981-1982 4) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Committees for 97th Congress—Committee on Appropriations1980-1982 5) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Committees for 97th Congress—Committee on Energy and Natural Resources1980-1982 6) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Committees for 97th Congress—Committee on Labor and Human Resources, Folder 11980-1982 7) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Committees for 97th Congress—Committee on Labor and Human Resources, Folder 21980-1982 8) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker—Committees for 97th Congress—Committee on Small Business 1982 9) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker—Congressional Record Statements from 19821981 10) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements – 97th Congress—1st Session, Folder 11981 11) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements—97th Congress—1st Session, Folder 2Box 2311982 1) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements—97th Congress—1st Session, Folder 31982 2) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements—97th Congress—2nd Session, Folder 11982 3) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements—97th Congress—2nd Session, Folder 21982 4) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements—97th Congress—2nd Session, Folder 31982 5) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Memos—January to June 1982, Folder 11982 6) [Legislative Issues] –97th Congress—Memos—January to June 1982, Folder 21982 7) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Memos—July to December 1982, Folder 11982 8) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Memos—July to December 1982, Folder 21980-1982 9) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Objections to Unanimous Consent— Miscellaneous Legislation 1981 10) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Presidential Communications—Ronald Reagan Letter Regarding Federal Debt Limit Raise1981-1982 11) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Proxies1976-1982 12) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Senator Weicker – Position Papers1979 13) [Legislative Issues] – 97th Congress—Special Interest Group Ratings of Senator Lowell WeickerBox 2321982 1) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Staff Mail1982 2) [Legislative Issues]—97th Congress—Weekly Reports1984 3) [Legislative Issues]—98th Congress—Final Calendars1983 4) [Legislative Issues]—98th Congress—Selected Emerging Issues1971 5) [Legislative Issues]—Act Establishing Census of Congressional Districts, Hearing on S. 1182 on HMO Program Legislation to Improve Credit Union Share Insurance, Bill for Relief to Fung Yut Ma1987-1988 6) [Legislative Issues]—Activities, Weicker, January 3, 1987 to October 14, 19881983 7) [Legislative Issues]—Administration File—Senate Decorum1978-1980 8) [Legislative Issues]—AFL-CIO (COPE)—Congressional Voting Record, 95th and 96th Congresses1976 9) [Legislative Issues]—Airport and Airway Development Issues1974 10) [Legislative Issues]—Airport Landing Fee Legislation—Congressional Record1975-1976 11) [Legislative Issues]—Airports and Airways—Concorde, SST Amendment— Background Material1979-1983 12) [Legislative Issues]—Alternatives to Legislative Veto 1975 13) [Legislative Issues]—Animal Traps1975-1977 14) [Legislative Issues]—Arms Control Act Amendments1975-1976 15) [Legislative Issues]—Auto Emission ControlsBox 2331981-1982 1) [Legislative Issues]—Auto Tracking—Bills, Resolutions and Amendments— Lowell Weicker Sponsor and Cosponsor—97th Congress, Folder 11981-1982 2) [Legislative Issues]—Auto Tracking—Bills, Resolutions and Amendments— Lowell Weicker Sponsor and Cosponsor—97th Congress, Folder 21976-1977 3) [Legislative Issues]—B-1 Bomber—Suspension of Production1973-1974 4) [Legislative Issues]—Ball Bearing Testimony—Tariff Commission1973 5) [Legislative Issues]—Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs—Banking Committee – General1968-1974 6) [Legislative Issues] – Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs—Zero Sum Budgeting1982-1983 7) [Legislative Issues]—Bankruptcy Court Reorganization and Reform, S. 10131982 8) [Legislative Issues]—Bills Sponsored or Cosponsored by Senator Weicker— 93rd Congress to 97th CongressBox 2341979-1981 1) [Legislative Issues] – Briefing Book—A Review of Major Issues Anticipated in the 96th Congress1984 2) [Legislative Issues]—Briefing Book—A Summary of Major Legislative Activities—98th Congress 1974 3) [Legislative Issues]—Buckley Amendment—Student Access to School Records1974-1975 4) [Legislative Issues]—Budget Rescission Bills1974 5) [Legislative Issues]—Campaign Reform Legislation—Dear Colleague Letter1975-1977 6) [Legislative Issues] – Chemical Weapons, Senate Concurrent Resolution 15— Reduce the Risk of Chemical and Biological Warfare1975-1980 7) [Legislative Issues]—Chronology—Environmental, Housing Issues and Revenue Sharing1980 8) [Legislative Issues]—Chronology—States Rights1978-1982 9) [Legislative Issues]—Clean Air Act Amendments1976 10) [Legislative Issues]—Commerce—Diving Standards1975-1976 11) [Legislative Issues]—Commerce—General1981 12) [Legislative Issues] – Committee Assignments—Lowell Weicker1979 13) [Legislative Issues] – Communications Act1975-1976 14) [Legislative Issues] – Communications—Competition, Consumers, Cable Television, and Public Broadcasting1976-1978 15) [Legislative Issues] – Congressional Oversight1974-1979 16) [Legislative Issues] – Congressional Voting Records and RatingsBox 2351977 1) [Legislative Issues]—Connecticut Staff Legislative Reports,19771982-1984 2) [Legislative Issues]—Connecticut State Legislature1975-1976 3) [Legislative Issues]—Consumer Legislation—Fire Prevention, Funeral Homes, and Information Services 1975-1976 4) [Legislative Issues]—Consumer Product Safety Commission Improvements Act, Folder 11974-1976 5) [Legislative Issues]—Consumer Product Safety Commission Improvements Act, Folder 21975 6) [Legislative Issues]—Consumers Agency for Consumer Advocacy1983-1984 7) [Legislative Issues]—Continental Group Takeover1979-1980 8) [Legislative Issues]—Criminal Code Reform Act of 19791970 9) [Legislative Issues]—Dear Colleague Letters1973-1976 10) [Legislative Issues]—Department of Transportation—SST/ Concorde Controversy—Background Material1978 11) [Legislative Issues]—Disposition of Lowell Weicker Sponsored Bills in the 95th Congress1976 12) [Legislative Issues]—Documentation of Pleasure Craft1982 13) [Legislative Issues]—“Domestic Content” Legislation and Japan1984 14) [Legislative Issues]—Educational Reauthorization1974-1976 15) [Legislative Issues]—Education Bill1970-1975 16) [Legislative Issues]—Education Legislation—Title I1975 17) [Legislative Issues]—Electric Vehicles1975 18) [Legislative Issues]—Emergency Farm Bill1983 19) [Legislative Issues]—Energy Initiatives and MemosBox 2361976 1) [Legislative Issues]—Environment 1973-1975 2) [Legislative Issues]—Exceptional Children—Improved Educational Services1975 3) [Legislative Issues]—Family and Household Research Act of 19751975 4) [Legislative Issues]—Federal Communications Commission (FCC)—General and Oversight Legislation1980 5) [Legislative Issues]—Federal Coal Leasing Hearing1980 6) [Legislative Issues]—Federal Criminal Code Legislation1979-1980 7) [Legislative Issues]—Federal Obscenity Legislation1982 8) [Legislative Issues]—Filibusters—Busing, School Prayer, Abortion1975-1976 9) [Legislative Issues]—Fisheries ResourcesUndated 10) [Legislative Issues]—Floor Procedure – Senate1981 11) [Legislative Issues]—Floor Schedule—97th Congress1984 12) [Legislative Issues]—Floor Statements by Lowell Weicker1975-1976 13) [Legislative Issues]—Food Stamp Legislation1973-1974 14) [Legislative Issues]—Footwear Imports—Tariff Commission1977 15) [Legislative Issues]—Foreign Assistance Act—S. 1520—International Development Assistance Act of 19771977 16) [Legislative Issues]—Foreign Assistance and Arms Control Act—S. 1160— The International Security Assistance and Arms Export Control Act of 19771980 17) [Legislative Issues]—FTC (Federal Trade Commission)—Supplemental Appropriations1984 18) [Legislative Issues]—Gang of Six—Leadership Races1970 19) [Legislative Issues]—Government Operations Committee Hearings—House of Representatives] Box 2371986 1) [Legislative Issues]—Helms-Lugar Race1979 2) [Legislative Issues]—Heublein Inc.—Multilateral Trade Negotions (MTN)— Distilled Spirits Tariffs1975 3) [Legislative Issues]—Highway Bill—Flexibility Amendment1973-1976 4) [Legislative Issues]—Highway Bills—S. 1808—Temporary Extension1969-1975 5) [Legislative Issues]—Highway Bill—S. 2711, Folder 11969-1975 6) [Legislative Issues]—Highway Bill—S.2711, Folder 21973-1975 7) [Legislative Issues]—Highway Trust Fund1982 8) [Legislative Issues]—H.J. Res. 520—Helms 2nd Degree and Weicker Amendments 2937-2952, 2954-2966, 3299-33451982 9) [Legislative Issues]—H.J. Res. 520—Prayer 2nd Degree and Weicker Amendments 3286-3298, 3371-3395, 3408-34191982 10) [Legislative Issues]—H.J. Res 520—Temporary Increase in the Public Debt Limit, Amendments 2031-2078, 2906-2970, 3275-3293, 3305-3414 (Not Inclusive)1982 11) [Legislative Issues]—H.J. Res 520—Weicker Amendments 3422-3572 (Inclusive)1982 12) [Legislative Issues]—H.J. Res 520—Weicker Amendments, UnnumberedBox 2381976-1984 1) [Legislative Issues]—Honoring Blacks in the American Revolution—H.J. Res. 454, S.J. Res 221Undated 2) [Legislative Issues]—House and Senate Committees—Jurisdiction and Activities 1972-1975 3) [Legislative Issues]—Housing—Elderly, Congregate Housing for Older Adults1979 4) [Legislative Issues]—Housing Finance—H.R. 3712—Tax-Exempt Bonds for Housing1981 5) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 4169—Appropriations for Departments of Commerce, Justice and State Amendments at the End of the Bill by Lowell Weicker – Numbers 634-920, Folder 11981 6) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 4169—Apropriations for Departments of Commerce, Justice and State—Amendments at the End of the Bill by Lowell Weicker – Numbers 634- 920, Folder 21981 7) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 4169—Appropriations for the Departments of Commerce, Justice and State—Amendment as a Substitute by Lowell Weicker – Number 968Ca. 1981 8) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 4169—Appropriations for the Departments of Commerce, Justice and State—Amendments by Other Senators1981 9) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 4169—Appropriations for the Departments of Commerce, Justice and State—Amendments to Various Points by Lowell Weicker – Numbers 629, 921- 9671965-1986 10) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 3706—Designate the Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. a Public HolidayUndated 11) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 5203—Weicker Cosponsored Amendments1974 12) [Legislative Issues]—H.R. 14490—House Committee Housing BillBox 2391983 1) [Legislative Issues]—Information about 98th Congress1971 2) [Legislative Issues]—Interior and Insular Affairs—Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Folder 1 1971 3) [Legislative Issues]—Interior and Insular Affairs—Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Folder 21972 4) [Legislative Issues]—Interior and Insular Affairs—Environmental Policy1975-1976 5) [Legislative Issues]—January 5 SST Hearings1982-1983 6) [Legislative Issues]—Judiciary Legislation—97th Congress1969-1970 7) [Legislative Issues]—Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee1982 8) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Achievements—97th Congress—Lowell Weicker Section1977-1978 9) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell Weicker, January 3, 1977 to November 30, 19781979 10) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell Weicker, January 15- June 30, 19791979-1980 11) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell Weicker, January 15, 1979 to October 13, 19801983 12) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell P. Weicker, January 3- 29, 1983Box 2401983 1) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell P. Weicker, January 3, 1983 to April 9, 19831983 2) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell P. Weicker, January 3, 1983 to August 20, 19831983 3) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Activities of Lowell P. Weicker, January 3, 1983 to December 31, 1983 1975 4) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Calendars 1975, Folder 11975 5) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Calendars 1975, Folder 21974 6) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Chronology – Internal Revenue Service1982-1983 7) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Memoranda—98th Congress-1st Session— December 1982 to April 19831983 8) [Legislative Issues] – Legislative Memoranda—98th Congress-1st Session—May to December 19831978 9) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Memos of 19781983 10) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Memos—ChronologyBox 2411975 1) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices 19751976 2) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices 1976, Folder 11976 3) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices 1976, Folder 21977 4) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices 1977, Folder 11977 5) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices 1977, Folder 21983 6) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices—98th Congress-1st Session— February-June 19831983 7) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices—98th Congress-1st Session—July- October 19831983 8) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices—98th Congress-1st Session— November 19831983 9) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices-1983 Box 2421984 1) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices-1984, Folder 11984 2) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Notices-1984, Folder 2Undated 3) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Outlines—Chronologies1982-1983 4) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Summaries—97th Congress1983 5) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Veto1975 6) [Legislative Issues]—Legislative Weekly – Mail Breakdown1973-1974 7) [Legislative Issues]—Little Cigar Act of 19731974-1975 8) [Legislative Issues]—Louis Wyman and John Durkin Debate – Contested 1974 New Hampshire Senatorial Election Background Material1928-1968 9) [Legislative Issues]—Louis Wyman and John Durkin Debate – Contested 1974 New Hampshire Senatorial Election—Court Decisions1975 10) [Legislative Issues]—Louis Wyman and John Durkin Debate – Contested 1974 New Hampshire Senatorial Election—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements and Amendments1972-1976 11) [Legislative Issues]—Louis Wyman and John Durkin Debate – Contested 1974 New Hampshire Senatorial Election—Miscellaneous, Folder 11972-1976 12) [Legislative Issues]—Louis Wyman and John Durkin Debate—The Contested 1974 New Hampshire Senatorial Election—Miscellaneous, Folder 2Box 2431974-1975 1) [Legislative Issues]—Louis Wyman and John Durkin Debate – Contested 1974 New Hampshire Senatorial Election—Question Number 1-Recount1974-1976 2) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Education Bill—Amendment Number 1342—Background Information 1967-1975 3) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Education Bill—Elementary and Secondary Education Improvement1977-1978 4) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Export Administration Act Comments1978 5) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Legislative Activities from 1977 to 19781980-1981 6) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Legislative Activities from 1979 to 19811975 7) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Legislative Efforts-19751976 8) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Legislative Efforts-19761977 9) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Legislative Efforts-19771977-1978 10) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Position Papers—95th Congress1975 11) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Private Bills—S. 1358—Release of Simeon and Paca Zivkov1972 12) [Legislative Issues]—Lowell Weicker Votes—Voting Record and Congressional RecordBox 2441977 1) [Legislative Issues]—Major Election Law Proposals in the 95th Congress1977-1979 2) [Legislative Issues]—Mandatory Beverage Container Deposits1975 3) [Legislative Issues]—Maritime Appropriations Authorization Act, S. 15421971-1975 4) [Legislative Issues]—Mass Transit Legislation1975-1976 5) [Legislative Issues]—Meat Investigation—Department of Defense’s Procurement of Beef1978 6) [Legislative Issues]—Memos to Lowell Weicker from Rick Johnston on Various Senate Bills 1975 7) [Legislative Issues]—Merchant Marine and Fisheries—H.R. 15341973 8) [Legislative Issues]—Military Base Closings1970-1971 9) [Legislative Issues]—Military Draft Bill1977 10) [Legislative Issues]—Military Unionization Bill, S. 2741974-1975 11) [Legislative Issues]—Miscellaneous Education, Vocational1970 12) [Legislative Issues]—National Kidney Disease Act1970 13) [Legislative Issues]—New York to Connecticut Railroad Passenger Compact1975-1976 14) [Legislative Issues]—Oil and Natural Gas—Production and Distribution1980 15) [Legislative Issues]—Oil Shale Leasing1976 16) [Legislative Issues]—Oklahoma Race—The Contested 1974 Oklahoma Senatorial ElectionBox 2451985-1986 1) [Legislative Issues]—Olmsted Parks—Olmsted Heritage Landscapes Act of 19851972 2) [Legislative Issues]—Olympic Rowing Course1975-1976 3) [Legislative Issues]—Outer Continental Shelf Lease Terms1977 4) [Legislative Issues]—Overall Issue Summaries-Fiscal Year 19781975 5) [Legislative Issues]—Oversight—Government in the Sunshine Act1983 6) [Legislative Issues]—Packets Distributed to Legislature, January 12, 19831972-1974 7) [Legislative Issues]—Paramedics—Physician Assistants1983 8) [Legislative Issues]—Pay and Honoraria—Weicker Responses to Questions During Taping of “The Last Word” with Phil Donahue 1974 9) [Legislative Issues]—Pensions—Retirement, Employee Retirement and Income Security Act of 19741975-1976 10) [Legislative Issues]—Pesticide Control Oversight1974 11) [Legislative Issues]—Political Activities by Congressional Employees— Congressional Research Service Report1971-1974 12) [Legislative Issues]—Pressure Group Ratings, AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education in the 92nd and 93rd Congress1971-1974 13) [Legislative Issues]—Pressure Group Ratings, Americans for Constitutional Action in the 92nd and 93rd Congress1971 14) [Legislative Issues]—Pressure Group Ratings, Americans for Democratic Action in the 92nd and 93rd CongressBox 2461971-1974 1) [Legislative Issues]—Pressure Group Ratings, National Farmers Union in the 92nd and 93rd Congress1981-1984 2) [Legislative Issues]—Procedures/Following Current Federal Legislation and Regulations1983 3) [Legislative Issues]—Proposal to Raise Campaign Contribution Limits— Senator Hubert Humphrey1973-1974 4) [Legislative Issues]—Public Election Campaign Financing—Rules Committee, Folder 11973-1974 5) [Legislative Issues]—Public Election Campaign Financing—Rules Committee, Folder 21981-1983 6) [Legislative Issues]—Public Law 98-180—Dairy and Tobacco1975-1978 7) [Legislative Issues]—Questionnaires Completed by Lowell Weicker and Staff 1975-1976 8) [Legislative Issues]—Railways—Conrail, Increased Service1978 9) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – Americans for Constitutional Action (Conservative)1975-1976 10) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – Americans for Democratic Action (ADA)1975-1976 11) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – Bread for the World – World Hunger Legislation)1975-1976 12) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – Common Cause – Consumer’s Union1975-1976 13) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – League of Conversation Voters – Environmental LegislationBox 2471978 1) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – Miscellaneous1978 2) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – National Organization for Women (NOW)1975 3) [Legislative Issues]—Ratings – Taxation with Representation, Taxpayers Group1973 4) [Legislative Issues]—Regional Medical Programs1976 5) [Legislative Issues]—Regulatory Reform1979 6) [Legislative Issues]—Report on the 1978 Findings of Corporate Priorities by Yankecovich, Skelly, and White, Inc.1977 7) [Legislative Issues]—Rhodesian Chrome, S. 174—Amend the United Nations Participation Act of 1945—Halt the Importation of Rhodesian Chromium1975-1976 8) [Legislative Issues]—S. 306—Airlines Mutual Aid Pact1976 9) [Legislative Issues]—S. 354—No-Fault Motor Vehicle Insurance Act 1972-1973 10) [Legislative Issues]—S. 372—Election Reform—Federal Elections Campaign Act Amendments of 19731975-1976 11) [Legislative Issues]—S. 613—Non-Returnable Containers1981 12) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments to Various Points , Numbers 74-88, 91-95, 98, 108, 115 and Other Senators 1st Degree Amendments1981 13) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments to Various Points, Numbers 145-406, 417-420—Amendments by Lowell Weicker at the End of Pending Amendments1981 14) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments to Various Points, Numbers 145-406, 417-420—Bill and Amendments by Lowell Weicker1981 15) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments to Various Points, Numbers 145-406, 417-420—Committee Amendments by Lowell Weicker, Folder 11981 16) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments to Various Points, Numbers 145-406, 417-420—Committee Amendments by Lowell Weicker, Folder 21981 17) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments at the End of the Bill by Lowell Weicker, Numbers 407-416, 428-481, 969-1234, Folder 11981 18) [Legislative Issues]—S. 951—Department of Justice Appropriations— Amendments at the End of the Bill by Lowell Weicker, Numbers 407-416, 428-481, 969-1234, Folder 2Box 2481975 1) [Legislative Issues]—S. 1883—Automobile Fuel Economy1975 2) [Legislative Issues]—S. 1908—Industrial Energy Conservation Act of 1975 1975-1976 3) [Legislative Issues]—S. 1941—Animal Welfare Improvement Act of 1975 —“Doggie Bill”1975 4) [Legislative Issues]—S. 2145—Indochinese Refugee Education1975-1976 5) [Legislative Issues]—S. 2812—Contacts and Vote1975-1976 6) [Legislative Issues]—S. 2931—Daylight Saving Time1976 7) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3015—Floor Preparation—Concorde Aircraft1973-1974 8) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3044—Public Education Campaign Financing Bill— Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1974, Folder 11973-1974 9) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3044—Public Education Campaign Financing Bill— Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1974, Folder 21973-1974 10) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3044—Public Election Campaign Financing Bill— Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1974, Folder 31976 11) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3065—Federal Election Commission—Amendment to Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, Folder 1Box 2491976 1) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3065—Federal Election Commission—Amendment to Federal Campaign Act of 1971, Folder 21975-1976 2) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3149—Toxic Substances Control Act1974 3) [Legislative Issues]—S. 3164—Real Estate Settlement Costs1980 4) [Legislative Issues]—Savings Deductions for Housing and Education—The Housing and Education Savings Account Bill—S. 27451972-1973 5) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Consumer Credit—Fair Credit Billing Legislation 1973-1974 6) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Consumer Credit—S. 2228 and 2288—Closing Costs, Settlement Cost Legislation1973 7) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Consumer Credit—Truth in Lending1973-1974 8) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Financial Institutions – General1974 9) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Financial Institutions—S. 25911973 10) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Financial Institutions—Statement on NOW (Notice of Withdrawal) Account Legislation for Mark-Up on April 17, 19731973 11) [Legislative Issues]—SBC International Finance—Council on International Economic Policy (CIEP)—S. 16361973 12) [Legislative Issues]—SBC International Finance—New Monetary Structure1973-1974 13) [Legislative Issues]—SBC International Finance—S. 2053—Commodity Export ControlBox 2501974 1) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Production and Stabilization—Council on Wage and Price Stability1973 2) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Production and Stabilization—Phase IV Controls— Ecch!1973 3) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Production and Stabilization—Private Ownership of Gold1974 4) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—Citicorp Notes—June 19741973 5) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—H.R. 1975—Disaster Relief1973 6) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—Institutional Membership1972-1974 7) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—Robert Troup Stock Swindel-1974 1973-1974 8) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—S. 1933—Revenue Bond Underwriting by Banks1973 9) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—S. 2058—Securities Clearing1973-1974 10) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—S. 2519—National Securities Market System Act of 19731973 11) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—S. Res. 173—Small Brokers Reporting Requirements1973-1974 12) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Securities—William Casey Nomination1973-1974 13) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—Community Development Legislation1972-1973 14) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—Connecticut Input— Correspondence1974 15) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—General1971-1973 16) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—SBA LegislationBox 2511974 1) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—SBA Office of Energy and Materials1973 2) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—SBA Scandals Material1973 3) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—S. 1098, Tax Reform Cosponsor1974 4) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—S. 3331—Amending Small Business1974 5) [Legislative Issues]—SBC Small Business—The USA Business Community Report1976 6) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Agenda—1976, June to September1977-1978 7) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Bills and Resolutions—95th Congress 1979-1980 8) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Bills and Resolutions—96th Congress-1st Session1976 9) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Committee Restructuring1980 10) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Schedule and General Memos, Folder 11980 11) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Schedule and General Memos, Folder 21981-1982 12) [Legislative Issues]—Senate and House Legislation Concerning Veterans, Military, Federal Government Employee Issues1973 13) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Joint Resolution—Missing in Action in Indochina1976 14) [Legislative Issues]—Senate OperationBox 2521985-1987 1) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Procedures—Holds1975 2) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Resolution 60—Committee Resolution1976 3) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Resolution 68—Germaneness Resolution— Amendment to Standing Rule XVIII—Germaneness and Relevancy of Amendments1972 4) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Resolution Honoring Harry Truman on his 88th Birthday1974 5) [Legislative Issues]—Senate Resolution—To Bring Order to Offshore Oil and Gas Leasing1971- 1973 6) [Legislative Issues]—Seniority System Modification1971-1988 7) [Legislative Issues]—Small Business 1973 8) [Legislative Issues]—Small Business—SBC—Paperwork Burden—Small Business1973-1974 9) [Legislative Issues]—Small Business—SBC—Public Housing—Section 8(g)1984 10) [Legislative Issues]—Special Days and Weeks and Years1982 11) [Legislative Issues]—Sport Hunting and Fishing1982 12) [Legislative Issues]—“Status of Legislation and Background Information on Legislative Issues Pending in the U.S. Senate,” Second Session, 97th Congress1981 13) [Legislative Issues]—Steel Industry Compliance Extension Act, S. 631973 14) [Legislative Issues]—Still River Flood Control Project1974-1976 15) [Legislative Issues]—Student Financial Aid, S. 26571982-1983 16) [Legislative Issues]—Study Group on Senate BicentenaryUndated 17) [Legislative Issues]—Summary of 98th CongressBox 2531975-1978 1) [Legislative Issues]—Sunshine Act—S. 51975-1976 2) [Legislative Issues]—Surface Transportation—S. 22711979 3) [Legislative Issues]—Taiwan Bill—S. 245—Taiwan Enabling Act1969-1970 4) [Legislative Issues]—Task Force Subcommittee on Public Ground Transportation1972-1975 5) [Legislative Issues]—Tax Aid for Parochial Schools1976 6) [Legislative Issues]—Tax Privacy Legislation1975 7) [Legislative Issues]—Teacher Corps Program, S. 2745 and S. 2750 1984 8) [Legislative Issues]—Temporary Select Committee to Study the Senate Committee System—Report and Resolutions1951-1980 9) [Legislative Issues]—The Logan Act1982 10) [Legislative Issues]—“The President’s Federalism Initiative: Basic Framework”1977 11) [Legislative Issues]—Trading with the Enemy Act1973-1974 12) [Legislative Issues]—Trident SubmarineBox 2541975-1976 1) [Legislative Issues]—Vocational and Higher Education Bill—Teacher Retirement, Bloomfield, Connecticut1978-1979 2) [Legislative Issues]—Watch Bill—Timex—H.R. 9628, H.R. 82221974 3) [Legislative Issues]—Wednesday Group Background Issues—Indexation, Inflation, and Capital Punishment1982 4) [Legislative Issues]—Weicker Amendments to Debt Limit—H.J. Res. 520— Unnumbered1976 5) [Legislative Issues]—Weicker Legislation and Weicker’s Stand on Issues1979-1980 6) [Legislative Issues]—Weicker Sponsor and Cosponsor—Auto-Tracking Senate Bills, Resolutions, and Amendments—96th Congress-2nd Session1973-1980 7) [Legislative Issues]—Weicker Voting Record—Chronologies1975-1976 8) [Legislative Issues]—Whaling Embargo1969-1970 9) [Legislative Issues]—Youth Camp Safety Act—Camp Accident—Mitch Kurman1973 10) Libertarian Task Force Rating—Fiscal Impact Rating-19731981-1982 11) Lists—General Miscellaneous—Political Contacts 1978 12) [Local Unions and the Republican Party—“Congress Today!” Article from June 1978Box 2551971 1) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Hearing before the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, June 7-16, 1971-Part I1971 2) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Hearing Before the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, June 7-16, 1971-Part II1959-1971 3) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Miscellaneous, Folder 11959-1971 4) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Miscellaneous, Folder 21959-1971 5) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Miscellaneous, Folder 31959-1971 6) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Miscellaneous, Folder 4Box 2561959-1971 1) [Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Bailout]—Miscellaneous, Folder 51970-1971 2) Lockheed Bailout1976 3) Lockheed International Bribery Scandal1979-1982 4) Lowell Weicker Chronology1979 5) Madeira School Internship Program—Sandy Santy1975 6) Maritime Energy Issues1971-1972 7) [Mass Transportation]—Amendments to Urban Mass Transportation Act of 19641968-1972 8) [Mass Transportation]—General Information, Folder 1 Box 2571968-1972 1) [Mass Transportation]—General Information, Folder 21968-1972 2) [Mass Transportation]—General Information, Folder 31977 3) [Mass Transportation]—Highway—Mass Transit Conflict—Clippings1975 4) [Mass Transportation]—S. 662—Mass Transit Amendment to Urban Mass Transportation Act of 19641975-1976 5) Medallic Art Company—Commemorative Bicentennial Medals1979-1981 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Abuse in Mental Hospitals and Patients Rights1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Abuse of Mental Health Patients Compiled by Edwin Wimer Rowlette—Notary Public of the State of Arizona1980-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Abuses at Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, New Jersey1983-1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Administrative Aspects of the Handicapped Subcommittee Mental Institutions Site Visits1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Advocacy—Contact PeopleUndated 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—Advocacy for the Mentally Disabled—The American Bar Association, “Commission on the Mentally Disabled”1980-1981 12) [Mentally Handicapped]—Advocacy for the Mentally Handicapped, Folder 1Box 2581982 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Advocacy for the Mentally Handicapped, Folder 21980-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Advocacy for the Mentally Handicapped, Folder 31982 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Advocacy Models for the Mentally Disabled 1984-1985 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—AFSCME – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Recommendations to Governor Mario Cuomo and Report on the Future of the State Mental Health System1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Alabama—News Article1972-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Alabama—Wyatt vs. Ireland1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—“An Economic Analysis of Psychosocial Rehabilitation”1978-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—APA – American Psychiatric Association)Box 2591984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Archives of General Psychiatry1984-1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Arizona Legal—Arnold vs. Sarn1984-1986 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Atascadero State Hospitals, et. al. v. Douglas ScanlonUndated 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—California—Los Angeles County Lawsuit— Metropolitan State Hospital and Camarillo Hospital1982-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—California—Mentally Ill Institutions1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—California—Metropolitan State Hospital—Patients Rights Training Manual1982 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—California Sites—Mental Health Statues and Los Angeles County Mental Health Qualify Support Bureau1982-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—California Sites—News Articles1983-1985 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—California Site Visits—Camarillo State Hospital1980-1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—California Site Visits—Fairview, Costa Mesa 1984 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—California Site Visits—Metropolitan State HospitalBox 2601983 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—California Site Visits—Napa State Hospital1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—California—Treatment in State Mental Facilities1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Chronically Mentally Ill, Homeless Mentally Ill – Deinstitutionalization1980-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Clarence J. Sundrum J.D. Training Session, Folder 11980-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Clarence J. Sundrum J.D. Training Session, Folder 21980-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Clarence J. Sundrum J.D. Training Session, Folder 31985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—CMHC Act (Community Mental Health Centers Act1983-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Colorado—Fort Logan and Denver Metro Area1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Colorado Site Visits—Fort Logan Mental Health CenterBox 2611985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Community Printouts—Reports on Hospitals and Community Centers1980-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Conditions at New Mexico State Hospital—Helen Lopez1980 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Congressional Record1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—CVH—Connecticut Valley Hospital1982 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—Hall and Brooke Foundation 1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—Investigation: Robert A. Jubyna1980-1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—Mental Health System1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—News Articles1983-1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut Site Visits—Mansfield Training School1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—Southbury Training SchoolBox 262Undated 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Connecticut—Transcripts of Two Unknown Titled Tapes1980-1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Constituent Comments and Personal Statements on Public Institutions for the Mentally Disabled1983-1985 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Correspondence and Background1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Craig Developmental Center, Sonyea, New York— Fire Safety Survey Reports1980-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Criminalization of the Mentally Ill1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Deinstitutionalization and Development of Community ServicesBox 2631983-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Deinstitutionalization of Mental Health Care and Homelessness1980-1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice—Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act, Folder 1 1980-1985 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice—Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act, Folder 21984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice Site Investigations— Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, Virginia, Folder 11984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice Site Investigations— Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, Virginia, Folder 2Box 2641984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice Site Investigation— Mansfield Training School, Connecticut1983-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice Site Investigations—Pauls Valley and Enid State School, Oklahoma, Folder 11984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Justice Site Investigation—Pauls Valley and Enid State Schools, Oklahoma, Folder 2Undated 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Department of Mental Health Center Monitoring— Touring Survey Form1980-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—District of Columbia—Miscellaneous1982-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—District of Columbia—News ArticlesUndated 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Draft Findings on Conditions in Intermediate Care Facilities1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Dr. Joseph H. Ladd Center, Kingstown, Rhode Island—Fire Safety Survey Reports, Folder 1Box 265 1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Dr. Joseph H. Ladd Center, Kingstown, Rhode Island—Fire Safety Survey Reports, Folder 21980-1982 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Duane Youngberg v. Nicholas Romeo—Abuse of Mentally Handicapped Case—Lowell Weicker Amicus Curae1983-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Examination of the Incident Review Systems— OMH-OMRDD1982-1985 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Facilities for the Disabled, Psychiatric Illness and Drugs1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Fairview Training Center, Salem, Oregon—Federal Survey, Folder 11984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Fairview Training Center, Salem ,Oregon—Federal Survey, Folder 21984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Fairview Training Center, Salem, Oregon—Federal Survey, Folder 3Box 2661981-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Monitoring of Psychiatric Hospitals1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Survey—Rosewood Center, Maryland, Folder 11984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Survey—Rosewood Center, Maryland, Folder 21981-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana—East Interview Materials1981-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana – Incident Reports, Folder 1 1981-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana – Incident Reports, Folder 21981-1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana – Incident Reports, Folder 31981-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana – Professional Medical Review Reports, Folder 11981-1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana – Professional Medical Review Reports, Folder 21982 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana—Site Visit Report1981-1984 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Belle Chasse State School, Belle Chasse, Louisiana—Survey Report1984 12) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—J.N. Adams Developmental Center, Perrysburg, New York1984 13) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys—Newark Developmental Center, Newark, New York, Folder 11984 14) [Mentally Handicapped]—Federal Surveys – Newark Developmental Center, Newark, New York, Folder 2Box 2671984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys of Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Disabled, Folder 11984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys of Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Disabled, Folder 21984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Pauls Valley State School, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma 1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Rosewood Center, Owings Mills, Maryland, Folder 11984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Rosewood Center, Owings Mills, Maryland, Folder 21984 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Rosewood Center, Owings Mills, Maryland, Folder 3Box 2681984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Staten Island Developmental Center, New York, New York, Folder 11984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Staten Island Developmental Center, New York, New York, Folder 21984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Staten Island Developmental Center, New York, New York, Folder 31984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Staten Island Developmental Center, New York, New York, Folder 41984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Federal Surveys—Staten Island Developmental Center, New York, New York, Folder 51983 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Florida1981-1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Florida—News ArticlesBox 2691984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Fort Worth, Texas State School Litigation—Jones v. Fort Worth 1981-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Fort Worth Training School—Allegations of Patient Abuse1983 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – General Accounting Office (GAO)—“An Analysis of Zoning and Other Problems Affecting the Establishment of Group Homes for the Mentally Disabled”1981-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – General Background Material for Handicapped Subcommittee Site Visits1976-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia—Central State Hospital—Site Visit, Folder 11976-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia—Central State Hospital—Site Visit, Folder 21976-1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia—Central State Hospital—Site Visit, Folder 31979-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia – News Articles1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia Retardation Center—Site Visit and Abuse Allegations1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped] –Georgia Site Visit—Georgia Retardation Center1980-1984 11) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia—Southwestern State Hospital—Site Visit, Folder 11980-1984 12) [Mentally Handicapped] – Georgia—Southwestern State Hospital—Site Visit, Folder 2Box 2701984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Halderman v. Pennhurst—Weicker Amicus Brief 1985-1986 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Handicapped Investigation—Labor, Health and Human Services and Education Subcommittee Hearings on Mentally Disabled in State Mental Institutions – April 19851980-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Harborview—Mental Health Center, Seattle Washington Visit, Folder 11980-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Harborview—Mental Health Center, Seattle Washington Visit, Folder 21979-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Health Care Reference Materials1984-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hearing—Agenda, Panels, Witness Lists1983 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hearing—Enforcement of Section 504, Institutional Care and Services for Retarded Citizens, November 17, 19831984-1985 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Homeless Mentally IllBox 2711984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Homeless Mentally Ill and Mental Health Services1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Homeless Task Force—The Homeless Mentally Ill: A Task Force Report of the American Psychiatric Association1982-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Annual Report, Folder 11982-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Annual report, Folder 21983-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Hospital Budgets 1980-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—JCAH (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals—Survey and Proposed Plans of Correction—Austin and Terrell, Central, Mansfield, Connecticut Valley Hospital, Folder 1Box 2721980-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—JCAH (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals—Survey and Proposed Plans of Correction—Metropolitan, Napa, Northville, Southbury, Southwestern, Folder 21980-1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—JCAH (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals—Survey and Proposed Plans of Correction—Springfield, Spring Grove, Trenton, Ypsilanti, Folder 3 1983-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Judicial Reports, Folder 11983-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Judicial Reports, Folder 21984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Patient Injuries by Hospitals1983-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Hospital Accreditation and Mentally Handicapped Hospital Treatment—Staff Injuries1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—ICF-MR Standards—Intermediate Care Facilities and Mental RetardationUndated 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Idaho—MiscellaneousUndated 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Idaho—News ArticlesUndated 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Illinois—Miscellaneous1982-1984 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—Illinois—News Articles 1982-1984 12) [Mentally Handicapped]—Indiana—MiscellaneousBox 2731983-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Individual Accounts of Hospitalization in Mental Institutions1983-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Institutionalized Care and Psychiatric DrugsUndated 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Institutions Briefing Report Drafts1986 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Institutions—Johnstone Training and Research Center, New Jersey—Death of Resident Linda Leibrick1983-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Institutions—Margaret Heckler Hearing1986 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Institutions—St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Washington, D.C.—Death of Patient Emory Lee, January 18, 19861984-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally RetardedUndated 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—“In the Name of Treatment”1984-1985 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Investigations: Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital, Michigan and the South Carolina State Hospital1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Iowa—MiscellaneousBox 2741982-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—John H. Stephens v. State of Michigan—Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital, et. al. 1982 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals Survey and Correction Plan—Metropolitan State Hospital—State Licensing—Title 22—Acute Psychiatric Hospital Date of Survey-December 22, 19821984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals Survey and Correction Plan—Metropolitan State Hospital—State Licensing—Title 22—Chemical Dependency Recovery Hospital and Supplemental Service Date of Survey-June 20, 19841982-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals Survey and Correction Plan—Metropolitan State Hospital—State Licensing—Title 22—Medi-Cal Certification—Skilled Nursing Facility—Date of Survey-March 14 to 16, 1984Undated 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals— Surveyor’s Report Form1984-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Jonathan Savidge—Fort Worth State School, TexasBox 2751983-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Justice Department on Civil Rights and Representation1982-1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Justice in Mental Health Organizations, Inc. (JIMHO)1983 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Kansas—Clippings1983-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Kayzakian v. Krajewski, et. al., Folder 11981-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Kayzakian v. Krajewski, et. al., Folder 21983-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Kentucky—News Articles1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Labor and Human Resources Committee— Testimony of David Ferleger, Esquire Before the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee, Subcommittee on the Handicapped—April 1, 1985 1976-1985 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Cases and Background Materials, Folder 11976-1985 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Cases and Background Materials, Folder 21976-1985 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Cases and Background Materials, Folder 3Box 2761976-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Cases and Background Materials, Folder 41979-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Review Articles—Miscellaneous Cases —“Mental Health”, Folder 11979-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Review Articles—Miscellaneous Cases —“Mental Health”, Folder 21979-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Law Review Articles—Miscellaneous Cases —“Mental Health”, Folder 31978-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Legal—Medical Care, Folder 11978-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Legal—Medical Care, Folder 2Box 2771983 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Legislative Audit Council, A Management and Performance Review of the South Carolina Department of Mental Health1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Letchworth Village Developmental Center, Thiells, New York—Federal Survey, Folder 11984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Letchworth Village Developmental Center, Thiells, New York—Federal Survey, Folder 21984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Letchworth Village Developmental Center, Thiells, New York—Federal Survey, Folder 3 1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Letchworth Village Developmental Center, Thiells, New York—Federal Survey, Folder 41985 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Letters from Mental Institution PatientsBox 2781984-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Louisiana—Miscellaneous1984-1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Louisiana—News Articles1981-1982 3) [Mentally Handicapped] –Maine—New England Institute—Paraprofessional Staff Training Proposal)1982 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maine—Pineland Center—Pownal, Maine— Paraprofessional Staff Apprenticeship Proposal, Folder 11982 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Maine—Pineland Center—Pownal, Maine— Paraprofessional Staff Apprenticeship Proposal, Folder 21983 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Managing Resources in the Mental Hygiene System1980-1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Mansfield, Connecticut—Facilities for Mentally Handicapped1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Mansfield Training School—Mansfield, Connecticut—Federal Survey, Folder 11984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Mansfield Training School—Mansfield, Connecticut—Federal Survey, Folder 2Box 2791984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Mansfield Training School—Mansfield, Connecticut—Life Survey Forms, Folder 1 1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Mansfield Training School—Mansfield, Connecticut—Life Survey Forms, Folder 21984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Mansfield Training School—Mansfield, Connecticut—Life Survey Forms, Folder 31985 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—March Hearings on Mental Institutions1979-1980 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Martti Wuori, et al., Plaintiffs v. George A. Zitnay, et al., Defendants Civil No. 75-80-SD, Folder 11979-1980 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Martti Wuori, et al., Plaintiffs v. George A. Zitnay, et al., Defendants Civil No. 75-80-SD, Folder 21979-1980 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Martti Wuori, et al., Plaintiffs v. George A. Zitnay, et al., Defendants Civil No. 75-80-SD, Folder 3Box 2801984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maryland – News Articles1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maryland Site Visits1981-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maryland – Springfield Hospital Center— Sykesville, Maryland—Kayzakian v. Krajewski, et al.—Abuse and Neglect Case, Folder 1 1981-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maryland – Springfield Hospital Center— Sykesville, Maryland—Kayzakian v. Krajewski, et al.—Abuse and Neglect Case, Folder 21983-1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maryland – Springfield Hospital Center— Sykesville, Maryland—Site Visit1983-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Maryland – Spring Grove Hospital Center— Catonsville, Maryland and Springfield Hospital Center – Sykesville, Maryland – Miscellaneous Information1983 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Massachusetts – Holyoke and Chicopee Area 1984-1985 8) [Mentally Handicapped] – Massachusetts Mental Health Facilities1982-1983 9) [Mentally Handicapped] – Massachusetts—News Articles1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped] – Massachusetts—North Hampton State HospitalBox 2811983 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Massachusetts – RFP, Request for Proposals – Mental Health Programs – Provide Services for Individuals with Mental and Physical Disabilities1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Medicaid Data1983-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Medicaid and Medicare ICF-MR (Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded)—Study and Survey on Care, Folder 11983-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Medicaid and Medicare ICF-MR, Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded – Study and Survey on Care, Folder 21984-1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Medicaid – Periodic Medical Review Reports – Trenton Psychiatric Hospital1983-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Medical Quality1981 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Medication – Review of State Psychiatric Centers1980-1983 8) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Facilities Site Visit Criteria1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Facilities Site Visit Protocol – Contacts and Photography Instruction1974-1976 10) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health Centers – Research and InsuranceBox 2821973-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health – First Admissions, Discharges and Staff Funding 1975-1980 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health Lobby and Psychotropic Drugs1979-1982 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health Services – Patient Bill of Rights – Civil Commitment Statutes1981-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health Service System Reports – Series HN No. 1, Series HN No. 2, and Series DN No. 4 by the Department of Health and Human Services1980 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health Systems Act1976-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health System Act – Publication and Background Materials, Folder 11976-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health System Act – Publication and Background Materials, Folder 2Box 2831971-1980 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Health Systems Act – Report to Accompany H.R. 7299 and National Institute of Mental Health Publications1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Illness Narratives1983-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Institutions Patient Treatment – Disciplinary Actions Against Staff—By Institution, Folder 11983-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Institutions Patient Treatment – Disciplinary Action Against Staff—By Institution, Folder 21982-1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Institutions Patient Treatment – Policy for Abuse and Neglect, Folder 11982-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Institutions Patient Treatment – Policy for Abuse and Neglect, Folder 21984 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mental Institutions Site Visits – Model Package1982-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mentally Disabled – Reading 1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mentally Ill –Two Day Training1978-1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mentally Retarded – Care Facilities ConditionsBox 2841976-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Metropolitan State Hospital – Norwalk, California —Site Visit, Folder 11976-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Metropolitan State Hospital – Norwalk, California —Site Visit, Folder 21981-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] –Michigan – Alternate Services1983-1985 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan – Mental Health Facilities1981-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan – News Articles1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan – Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital1983-1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan – Psychiatric Hospitals1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan Site Visits – Northville and Ypsilanti Psychiatric Hospitals1981-1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan Site Visits – Northville, Kent County, Wayne County and Ypsilanti Psychiatric Facilities1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan Site Visit ReportBox 2851983-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan Site Visits1983-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – Michigan – Ypsilanti Regional Psychiatric Hospital1983-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – Minnesota Mental Health Facilities 1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – Mississippi Mental Health Facilities1983-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Missouri Mental Health Facilities1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – Montana – Mental Disabilities1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – Nebraska Mental Health Facilities1982-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Hampshire Mental Health Facilities1984-1985 9) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey – Medicaid Reviews of Mental Institutions1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey – News Articles1982-1984 11) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey Site Visits1980-1984 12) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey – Trenton Psychiatric HospitalBox 2861980-1981 1) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey – Trenton Psychiatric Hospital— Budget Information1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey – Trenton Psychiatric Hospital – K.P., P.D., E.M., B.J., et al. v. Albanese, Folder 11984 3) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey – Trenton Psychiatric Hospital – K.P., P.D., E.M., B.J., et al. v. Albanese, Folder 21984 4) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Jersey Visit1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Mexico – Abuse of Mental Patients1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped] – New Mexico State Hospital1978-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped] – New York Mental Health Facilities Site Visits Box 2871979-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—New York Mental Health—News Articles1979-1982 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—New York Mental Health—New York Consultants, October 23-24, 19821981-1985 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—New York Mental Health—South Beach Psychiatric Center, Folder 11981-1985 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—New York Mental Health—South Beach Psychiatric Center, Folder 21985 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—New York Site Visits—Creedmoor Psychiatric Center, Manhattan Psychiatric Center, and South Beach Psychiatric Center1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—New York Trip—January 9 to 11, 1985Undated 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—North Dakota Mental Health1984-1985 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Ohio Mental Health Facilities1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Ohio Mental Health Facilities—News Articles1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Oklahoma Mental Health Facilities—News ArticlesBox 2881984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Oregon Mental Health Facilities1985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Oregon—News Article1985 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Organizations and NASMHPD – National Associations of State Mental Health Program Directors1985-1986 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—P and A, Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Persons Act of 1985 1975-1983 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Patient and Staff Civil Rights1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Pennhurst Decision, January 1984—Pennhurst State School and Hospital v. Halderman1983-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Pennsylvania and Delaware Mental Health Facilities—Site Visits1981-1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Pennsylvania Mental Health—News ArticlesUndated 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Pennsylvania Site Visit Reports1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Presentation on Waiver—ICFMRS – Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded1984-1985 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—Protection against Unsafe and/or Ineffective Medical DevicesBox 2891980-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Psychiatric Health Publications1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Psychiatric Hospitals1986 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Psychosocial Rehabilitation1983 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Psychotropic Drug Usage: A Rx for Improvement1984-1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Reports—Mental Institution Visits1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Residential Services for Persons with Mental Retardation: Background Information and Proposed Legislation1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Rhode Island Mental Health1975-1985 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Right to Treatment—Group Homes1985 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—S. 415 1985-1986 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—S. 873 and H.R. 2523—Community and Family Living Amendments—Correspondence, Folder 1Box 2901985-1986 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—S. 873 and H.R. 2523—Community and Family Living Amendments—Correspondence, Folder 21985-1986 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—S. 873 and H.R. 2523—Community and Family Living Amendments—Correspondence, Folder 31984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—S. 2053—Transfer of Retarded Persons from Institutions to Small Community Living Arrangements1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Investigation of Mental Health Facilities1983-1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped] – Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped – David Ferleger – Attorney for Abuse Victims at Fort Worth State School, Fort Worth, Texas1980-1985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Clippings1984-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institution—Correspondence1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Legislation—Developmental Disabilities Act of 19841983-1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Level System—Trenton, New Jersey State HospitalCa. 1984-1985 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Notes, Folder 1Ca. 1984-1985 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Notes, Folder 2 1984 12) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Photographs and Slides1985 13) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Press Release1982-1985 14) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Reports, Folder 1Box 2911982-1985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Reports, Folder 21985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped— Investigation of Mental Institutions—Testimony1984-1985 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Site Visit Reports1985-1986 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Southbury Training School, Connecticut—Dr. Paul Bruch—Justice Department Investigation1983-1984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—South Carolina1983-1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—South Carolina Mental Health1983 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—South Dakota Mental Health—News Articles1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Springfield Hospital Center, MarylandUndated 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—Spring Grove Hospital Center, Maryland1985 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Staff Report on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled Requested by Senator Lowell P. Weicker”1985 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Staff Report to Senator Lowell Weicker on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled” Box 2921985 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Staff Report to Senator Lowell Weicker on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled”, March 22, 1985—Draft, Folder 11985 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Staff Report to Senator Lowell Weicker on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled”, March 22, 1985—Draft, Folder 21985 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Staff Report to Senator Lowell Weicker on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled”, March 22, 1985—Draft—Incomplete Copy, Folder 11985 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Staff Report to Senator Lowell Weicker on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled”, March 22, 1985—Draft—Incomplete Copy, Folder 21984 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Staten Island Developmental Center—Staten Island, New York—Federal Survey, Folder 11984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Staten Island Developmental Center—Staten Island, New York—Federal Survey, Folder 2Box 2931983-1984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—State Surveys—Enid State School, Enid, Oklahoma and Paul’s Valley State School, Paul’s Valley, Oklahoma1983 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—St. Elizabeth’s Hospital—Staff Cuts1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Survey Material for Site Visits1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Tennessee Mental Health—News Articles1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Testimony before the Subcommittee on the Handicapped, April 1 to 3, 19851985 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Testimony, Statements and Affidavits—Conditions in Mental Institutions, Folder 1 1981-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Testimony, Statements and Affidavits—Conditions in Mental Institutions, Folder 21985 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—Testimony, Statements and Affidavits—Conditions in Mental Institutions, Folder 3Box 2941981-1982 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—Texas Mental Health—Audit Reports1981-1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Texas Mental Health—News Articles1982-1984 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Texas Mental Health—Reports to the Court, Folder 11983-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Texas Mental Health—Reports to the Court, Folder 21983-1985 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Texas Mental Health Site VisitsUndated 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—The Humpty Dumpty House—A Novel Manuscript by Gregor Kreissman1984 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Too Little Too Late: Deinstitutionalization and the Development of Community Services for Mentally Retarded People”Box 2951984 1) [Mentally Handicapped]—“Toward Community Support Systems for the Mentally Retarded”1984 2) [Mentally Handicapped]—Utah—Mental Health ArticleUndated 3) [Mentally Handicapped]—Vermont Mental Health1981-1984 4) [Mentally Handicapped]—Virginia Mental Health—News Articles 1983 5) [Mentally Handicapped]—Voting Rights of the Mentally Disabled1984 6) [Mentally Handicapped]—Washington—Harborview Community Mental Health Center Visit, Seattle1983-1985 7) [Mentally Handicapped]—Washington Mental Health—News Articles1984 8) [Mentally Handicapped]—West Seneca Developmental Center, West Seneca, New York—Fire Safety Survey Reports1984 9) [Mentally Handicapped]—West Virginia Mental Health1984 10) [Mentally Handicapped]—Wisconsin Mental Health1980-1981 11) [Mentally Handicapped]—Women1983-1985 12) [Mentally Handicapped]—Young Adult Chronic Patient and Mental Institutions Materials, Folder 11983-1985 13) [Mentally Handicapped]—Young Adult Chronic Patient and Mental Institutions Materials, Folder 21981-1984 14) [Mentally Handicapped]—Young Adult Mentally IllBox 2961972 1) [NASA]—Aeronautical and Space Sciences1975 2) [NASA]—Apollo 15 Envelopes—Josten, Hank1975 3) [NASA]—Apollo 15 Mail Covers Status1971 4) [NASA] – Apollo 161971 5) [NASA]—Authorization Bill—Fiscal Year 1972—Floor Action, Senate1970-1971 6) [NASA]—Authorization Hearings—S. 720—1971, Folder 11970-1971 7) [NASA]—Authorization Hearings—S. 720—1971, Folder 2 1971 8) [NASA]—Budget1979 9) [NASA]—CIA Space Shuttle Program1971 10) [NASA]—Congressional Record, Folder 11971 11) [NASA]—Congressional Record, Folder 21964-1971 12) [NASA]—Contracts in Connecticut1971 13) [NASA] – DAWN- Detect and Warn Network and Ocean Dumping1983 14) [NASA]—Earth Resource Monitoring1971 15) [NASA]—Earth Resources Survey 1971 16) [NASA]—Gas-Core Nuclear Rocket1971 17) [NASA]—International Workshop on Earth Resources Survey Systems, Ann Arbor, Michigan—May 31971 18) [NASA]—Lowell P. Weicker Space Speeches1971 19) [NASA]—Mariner Spacecraft Mission to Mars1969-1971 20) [NASA]—Mariner ShuttleBox 2971971 1) [NASA]—Mark-Up Information1971 2) [NASA]—Mark-Up Information—STOL (Short-Take-Off-and-Landing), ERTS (Earth Resources Technology Satellite), etc.1971 3) [NASA]—Newspaper, Magazine Clippings1971 4) [NASA]—Press Briefings and Appointments1971 5) [NASA] – Press Kit 1969-1971 6) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 11969-1971 7) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 21969-1971 8) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 31969-1971 9) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 41969-1971 10) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 51969-1971 11) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 6Box 2981971 1) [NASA] – Press Releases, Folder 71972 2) [NASA]—RANN (Research Applied to National Needs) Presented to National Service Board1972 3) [NASA]—Remote Sensing of Earth’s Resources—House Panel on Science and Technology—January 1968 4) [NASA]—Saturn versus Shuttle1973-1975 5) [NASA]—Space—NASA Programs and S. 495—Technology Resources Survey and Applications Act1971 6) [NASA]—Space Shuttle, Folder 11971 7) [NASA]—Space Shuttle, Folder 21970 8) [NASA]—Speeches by George M. Low, Acting Administrator1971 9) [NASA] – U.S.S.R. – Space Missions1973-1974 10) National Guard Resolution and Petition1974-1976 11) National Nutrition Programs 1983 12) National Weather Service—“A Strategy and Organization Concept for the Future”Box 2991979-1984 1) [Native American Issues]—Connecticut Indians1982-1983 2) [Native American Issues]—Indian Affairs—Mashantucket Pequot Land Claims Settlement Act, S. 14991984 3) [Native American Issues]—Indian Education1983 4) [Native American Issues]—Indian Education Act—9th Annual Report1984 5) [Native American Issues]—Indian Job Corps—Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc.1983 6) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—1983 Pequot and Housing and Urban Development—Bill Herman1982-1984 7) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—Fiscal Year 1984 Indian Programs1984 8) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—Legislative Report Prepared for the United South and Eastern Tribes Executive Committee Meeting—October 2 to 41985 9) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—Presidential Commission on Reservation Economics1979-1982 10) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—Religious Freedom1984 11) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—S. 1999 and S. 2000—Hearing Before the Select Committee on Indian Affairs1984 12) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—S. 2141 and H.R. 4583—Indian Tax Status 1983-1984 13) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—S. 2166 and H.R. 4567—Health CareUndated 14) [Native American Issues]—Indian Legislation (98th Congress)—Senate Resolution – Make Senate Committee on Indian Affairs a Permanent Select Committee of the SenateUndated 15) [Native American Issues]—Indian News—Cherokee Nation Chief Election Dispute1984 16) [Native American Issues]—Indians—Federal ContractsBox 3001985 1) [Native American Issues]—Indians—Fiscal Year 1985 Appropriations1980-1984 2) [Native American Issues]—Indians—General1984 3) [Native American Issues]—Jurisdiction on Indian Reservations1970 4) [Native American Issues]—Legislative Oversight—American Indian Information1983 5) [Native American Issues]—Letter of Support for Brian Myles—Nomination for Director of Administration for Native Americans1985 6) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot Contract Application1982-1983 7) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot Indian Land Claims Settlement Act—S. 3661983 8) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot Indian Claims Settlement Act—Appropriations, S. 14991984 9) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot’s Land Acquisition1985 10) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot Tribe Archeological Survey1985 11) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot Tribe Financial Assistance 1984-1985 12) [Native American Issues]—Mashantucket Pequot Tribe Plans to BuildUndated 13) [Native American Issues]—S. 2184 and H.R. 4468—Native American Program Act1984-1985 14) [Native American Issues]—Ted Bryant Appointment—Support for Assistant Secretary for Indian AffairsBox 3011981-1983 1) NIOSH – National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Relocation1970 2) [Nixon Administration]—Dr. Moynihan’s Farewell1972 3) [Nixon Administration] – Position Paper1983-1988 4) [Nominations]—1983—Opposition to Nominations of William Hanley, Jr. and Daniel Oliver 1984-1985 5) [Nominations]—Action Agency Nominees1982 6) [Nominations]—Appointees, Nominees, and the Reagan Administration in 1982—Only Those Nominated and Appointed1977 7) [Nominations]—Bell, Griffen—For Attorney General—Press Release1981 8) [Nominations]—Bell, William—Nomination to EEOC—Equal Employment Opportunity Commission1985 9) [Nominations]—Board of Directors of the United States Institute of Peace Nominees1984-1985 10) [Nominations]—Board of Trustees of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation1981 11) [Nominations]—Bradford Reynolds Nomination—Justice Department, Civil Rights Division 1985 12) [Nominations]—Bruce Carnes—Deputy Under Secretary for Planning, Budget, and Education, U.S. Department of Education1975 13) [Nominations]—Carla Hills Nomination to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development1985 14) [Nominations]—Correspondence—Curran File—99th Congress—Opinions on Various Nominees, Folder 11985 15) [Nominations]—Correspondence—Curran File—99th Congress—Opinions on Various Nominees, Folder 21975 16) [Nominations]—Creighton Holden—Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Tourism1985 17) [Nominations]—Curran, Edward as Chairman of National Endowment for the Humanities1981 18) [Nominations]—Daniel Oliver—General Counsel, Department of Education1981 19) [Nominations]—Daniel Oliver, General Counsel, Department of Education and George A. Conn, Commissioner of Education for the Rehabilitation Services AdministrationBox 3021986 1) [Nominations]—Department of Education Confirmations1985 2) [Nominations]—Donald Macdonald—Administrator of ADAMHA, Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Administration1981 3) [Nominations]—Ed Schmults—Federal Judicial Appointee1982-1985 4) [Nominations]—Edward Curran Nomination—Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities1981-1982 5) [Nominations]—EEOC, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission— Clarence Thomas 1981-1982 6) [Nominations]—Eugene Rostow—Director of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency1975 7) [Nominations]—Federal Election Commission—Member Nominations1981-1983 8) [Nominations]—Flayderman, Norman (Civilian) Aide to Secretary of the Army1981 9) [Nominations]—Frank C. Carlucci—Deputy Secretary of Defense1985 10) [Nominations]—Frank Hodsoll—Chairman of the National Endowment of the Arts1981 11) [Nominations]—Franklin Forsberg Introduction—United States Ambassador to Sweden1973-1981 12) [Nominations]—Haig, Alexander Nomination—Floor Debate1980-1981 13) [Nominations]—Haig, Alexander Nomination for Secretary of State1973-1981 14) [Nominations]—Haig, Alexander Nomination—General Background Information1971-1981 15) [Nominations]—James Buckley—Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology1972-1976 16) [Nominations]—James Lynn Nomination to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Folder 11972-1976 17) [Nominations]—James Lynn Nomination to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Folder 21972-1976 18) [Nominations]—James Lynn Nomination to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Folder 3Box 3031987 1) [Nominations]—Jean Elder’s Nomination Controversy—Department of Health and Human Services 1986-1987 2) [Nominations]—Judge Robert H. Bork, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit—Nomination for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Unites States1983 3) [Nominations]—Kenneth Adelman—Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency1985 4) [Nominations]—Labor and Human Resources Committee Nominees1984 5) [Nominations]—Linda Combs—Deputy Under Secretary for Management, Department of Education1983 6) [Nominations]—Madeleine C. Will Confirmation Hearing, June 15, 1983 – Assistant Secretary for Special Education and Rehabilitative Services1975 7) [Nominations]—Meskill, Thomas Nomination1974-1975 8) [Nominations]—Meskill, Thomas – Court of Appeals for Second Circuit for Noel Koch, Folder 11974-1975 9) [Nominations]—Meskill, Thomas – Court of Appeals for Second Circuit for Noel Koch, Folder 21974-1975 10) [Nominations]—Meskill, Thomas – Court of Appeals for Second Circuit for Noel Koch, Folder 31981 11) [Nominations]—Mrs. Jean Tufts, Assistant Secretary, Special Education and Rehabilitation1984-1985 12) [Nominations]—National Advisory Council on Women’s Educational Programs NomineesBox 3041984-1985 1) [Nominations]—National Commission on Libraries and Information Science Nominees1984-1985 2) [Nominations]—National Council on Educational Research Nominees 1984-1985 3) [Nominations]—National Council on the Arts Nominees1985 4) [Nominations]—National Council on the Arts and Humanities Nominees1985 5) [Nominations]—National Council on the Handicapped Nominees1984-1985 6) [Nominations]—National Council on the Humanities Nominees1984-1985 7) [Nominations]—National Endowment for the Humanities Nominees1984-1985 8) [Nominations]—National Museum Services Board Nominees1985-1986 9) [Nominations]—National Science Board Nominees1981-1985 10) [Nominations]—Organizations—U.S. Institute of Peace and Peace Academy1978-1979 11) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination as Small Business Administration Inspector General—Congressional RecordBox 3051979 1) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination as Small Business Administration Inspector General—Correspondence1979 2) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination as Small Business Administration Inspector General—Notes1979 3) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination as Small Business Administration Inspector General—Overview1979 4) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination as Small Business Administration Inspector General—Press Releases1979 5) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination as Small Business Administration Inspector General—Testimony1973 6) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination—Bureau of Indian Affairs Trial1979 7) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination—H.R. 8588 1979 8) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination—Investigation of Presidential Involvement with Fugitive Financier Robert Vesco1979 9) [Nominations]—Paul Boucher Nomination—Justice Department Files1981 10) [Nominations]—Plowden, William C. Nomination to Labor Department1982 11) [Nominations]—Political Employment – General1981-1982 12) [Nominations]—Ralph K. Winter Jr. Nomination to a United States Judgeship, Folder 11981-1982 13) [Nominations]—Ralph K. Winter Jr. Nomination to a United States Judgeship, Folder 2Box 3061967-1981 1) [Nominations]—Raymond Donovan Nomination for Secretary of Labor1981 2) [Nominations]—Reed, Joseph Verner—Ambassador to Morocco1981 3) [Nominations]—Rex Lee Nomination to be Solicitor General—National Organization of Women Objection1985 4) [Nominations]—Robert K. Dawson—Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works1977 5) [Nominations]—Robert Nooter for Deputy Administrator for the Agency for International Development1985 6) [Nominations]—Robert Rader—Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission1980-1981 7) [Nominations]—Ryan, Richard M., Dr.—Veterans Administration, Administrator1980 8) [Nominations]—Rostow, Eugene V.—Head of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency 1985 9) [Nominations]—Robert Rowland—Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health—Department of Labor1984 10) [Nominations]—Rosalie G. Silberman—Equal Employment Opportunity Commission1981 11) [Nominations]—Santy, Robert W.—Associate Administrator for Congressional and Legislative Affairs—Small Business Administration1981 12) [Nominations]—Schmults, Edward Charles—Deputy Attorney General, Justice Department1981 13) [Nominations]—Singer, Fred—Deputy Administrator, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration1981 14) [Nominations]—Surgeon General Nomination—Dr. C. Everett Koop1981 15) [Nominations]—Swain, Frank, Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Small Business Administration1974-1975 16) [Nominations]—Thomas J. Mekill—Endorsements1974-1975 17) [Nominations]—Thomas J. Meskill—U.S. Circuit Judge for the Second CircuitUndated 18) [Nominations]—Walter Wallace—Member, National Mediation Board1978-1979 19) [Nominations]—Warren Eginton’s Nomination for a New Federal Judgeship, August 1978 to February 19791985 20) [Nominations]—Wendell Willkie II—General Counsel, Department of Education1981 21) [Nominations]—William Clark Nomination—Deputy Secretary of State1977 22) Nuclear Non-Proliferation Policy Act of 1977Box 307 1979 1) [Oceans]—1979 Marine Mammal Commission—Manatees Protection and Conservation of Manatees in U.S. Waters1981 2) [Oceans]—Addendum to “Technology and Oceanography”—A Catalog of Federal Oceans Program1983-1985 3) [Oceans]—Aero Marine Surveys, Incorporated—Aerial Marine Surveys1986 4) [Oceans]—American Oceanic Organization (AOO)—Neptune Award Given to Weicker1975 5) Oceans and Atmosphere—NOAA Meteorological Programs1985 6) [Oceans]—Annual Meeting and North Pacific Fur Seal Commission1985 7) [Oceans]—Annual Report of the Marine Mammal Commission1984-1985 8) [Oceans]—Annual Reports of the Marine Mammal Commission – Comments —National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere, Folder 11984-1985 9) [Oceans]—Annual Reports of the Marine Mammal Commission – Comments —National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere, Folder 21983 10) [Oceans]—Aquaculture: Technology and Future1981-1983 11) [Oceans]—A Report to The President and The Congress—10th, 11th and 12th Annual ReportsBox 3081979 1) [Oceans]—“A Research Framework for Traditional Fisheries”1978 2) [Oceans]—“A Review of Economic Survey Methods for Artisanal Fisheries”1984 3) [Oceans]—Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins—Microbiological Profiles1984 4) [Oceans]—Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Annual Report, 1983- 1984 1978 5) [Oceans]—Background and Clippings—Seabed Mining1981-1983 6) [Oceans]—Caribbean Regional Program1964-1970 7) [Oceans]—Charting and Geodesy Legislation1981-1983 8) [Oceans]—Chesapeake BayUndated 9) [Oceans]—Coastal Almanac1981-1983 10) [Oceans]—Coastal Trends in Connecticut Conference, Groton Connecticut, March 3, 19831985-1986 11) [Oceans]—Coastal Zone Management1972-1984 12) [Oceans]—Coastal Zone Management and Marine Sanctuaries Legislation1982-1983 13) [Oceans]—Coastal Zone Management Program, Folder 1Box 3091982-1983 1) [Oceans]—Coastal Zone Management Program, Folder 21984 2) [Oceans]—Commercial Fisheries—Treaties and Legislation1980-1982 3) [Oceans]—Connecticut—Marine Science Education Publications1985 4) [Oceans]—Connecticut—Study on Effects of Trawling on Lobsters in Connecticut Waters1984-1985 5) [Oceans]—Conservation of the North Pacific Fur Seal, Folder 11983-1985 6) [Oceans]—Conservation of the North Pacific Fur Seal, Folder 21980 7) [Oceans]—Corals Fishery of the Western Pacific RegionUndated 8) [Oceans]—“Cost Effectiveness of Publicly Funded Research: A Case Study of the United States Academic Research Fleet”1983 9) [Oceans]—Current Issues—Weicker Correspondence Box 3101972-1985 1) [Oceans]— CZMA – Coastal Zone Management Act and OCS (Outer Continental Shelf)—Federal Consistency, Folder 11972-1985 2) [Oceans]—CZMA – Coastal Zone Management Act and OCS (Outer Continental Shelf)—Federal Consistency, Folder 21972-1985 3) [Oceans]—CZMA – Coastal Zone Management Act and OCS (Outer Continental Shelf)—Federal Consistency, Folder 31979 4) [Oceans]—Deep Seabed Mineral Resources Act Hearing1977-1983 5) [Oceans]—Deep Seabed Mineral Resources Background Research, Folder 11978-1983 6) [Oceans]—Deep Seabed Mineral Resources Background Research, Folder 2Box 3111983-1984 1) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 11983-1984 2) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 21983-1984 3) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 31983-1984 4) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 41983-1984 5) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 51983-1984 6) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 6 1983-1984 7) [Oceans]—Department of International Trade and Industry Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Folder 7Box 3121982-1984 1) [Oceans]—Dolphins—Mortality, Reproduction, Stocks, Behavior1979-1980 2) [Oceans]—Dumping Act, H.R. 66161972 3) [Oceans]—Ecology of Coral Reef Fishes1978 4) [Oceans]—“Economic Survey Methods to the Fish Markets of San Salvador”1984 5) [Oceans]—Endangered Species Act Status Reviews—Caribbean and Hawaiian Monk Seals1982 6) [Oceans]—Environmental Impact Statement—Atlantic Groundfish1982 7) [Oceans]—Environment Impact Statement—Atlantic Sea Scallop1981 8) [Oceans]—Environmental Impact Statement—Coastal Migratory Pelagic Resources—MackerelsBox 3131980-1983 1) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Anadromous Fish Law Memo1972-1985 2) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Bills and Reports, Folder 11972-1985 3) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Bills and Reports, Folder 21972-1985 4) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Bills and Reports, Folder 31983-1984 5) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Chesapeake Bay Program1984-1985 6) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Garn, Lowell Weicker and D’Amato Letter 1985 7) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Letters of Support1982-1985 8) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Long Island Sound1985-1986 9) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Long Island Sound—Policy Committee Meeting—April 9, 19861985 10) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Long Term Work Plans, Folder 11985 11) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Long Term Work Plans, Folder 2Box 3141985 1) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Lowell Weicker Amendments and Statements1984-1985 2) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—National Pollution Control Program, Folder 11984-1985 3) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—National Pollution Control Program, Folder 21981-1985 4) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)—EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Dumpsite Research1981-1985 5) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)—Research Proposals and Background, Folder 11981-1985 6) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)—Research Proposals and Background, Folder 21961-1984 7) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Northwest and Alaska— Articles and Reports Ca. 1980 8) [Oceans]—Estuaries Programs and Fisheries—Welfare Assessment Background1984-1986 9) [Oceans]—Federal Oceanographic FleetBox 3151975 1) [Oceans]—Federal Oceans Program, Folder 11975 2) [Oceans]—Federal Oceans Program, Folder 21975 3) [Oceans]—Federal Oceans Program, Folder 31980 4) [Oceans]—Final Environmental Impact Statement – Fishery Management Plan, Shrimp Fishery of the Gulf of Mexico1986 5) [Oceans]—Fisheries—General Information—“Federal Expenditures for Fisheries Programs and Revenue Collections from Fisheries Interests”1977-1978 6) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Clippings1978 7) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Coast Guard—Captain Muir1978 8) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Commercial Fisheries Development Act1977-1978 9) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Congressional Record1977-1978 10) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Correspondence1977 11) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Federal Programs1977 12) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Jacob Dykstra Statement1977 13) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Lowell Weicker’s Opening StatementBox 3161977 1) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Overview and Testimony, Folder 1 1981-1982 2) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Overview and Testimony, Folder 21977 3) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Panel: Swain, Bauer and Burgess1977 4) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Robert J. Birmingham Statement1977-1978 5) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Rules and Regulations1977 6) [Oceans]—Fisheries Hearings—Witness List and Background1983 7) [Oceans]—Fisheries Issues—Overview1983-1984 8) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation1976-1977 9) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Background1976-1977 10) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Catch Statistics1977 11) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Clinton Wynne Statement1977-1978 12) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Clippings and Press Releases1978 13) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Congressional Record1977 14) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Fisheries Chapter Report1976 15) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—General Accounting Office (GAO) Report1976 16) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—General (Comptroller) of the United States Report, Folder 1Box 3171976 1) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—General (Comptroller) of the United States Report, Folder 21977-1978 2) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Howard Nickerson Statement1973 3) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Report 1977 4) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—S. 603—Commercial Fisheries Development Act1970 5) [Oceans]—Fisheries Legislation—Stratton Report1984-1985 6) [Oceans]—Fisheries of the United States-19831980 7) [Oceans]—Fishery Management Plan—Shrimp Fishery of the Gulf of Mexico1981 8) [Oceans]—Fishery Management Plan—Spiny Lobster Fisheries of the Western Pacific Region1979 9) [Oceans]—Fishery Management Plan and Stone Crab Fishery of the Gulf of MexicoBox 318Ca. 1984 1) [Oceans]—Fishery Materials, Folder 1Ca. 1984 2) [Oceans]—Fishery Materials, Folder 21978 3) [Oceans]—Fishing—Background and Clippings1978 4) [Oceans]—Fishing—Lowell Weicker Generated1979 5) [Oceans]—Fishing Quota – Stonington1983 6) [Oceans]—Fishing Vessel and Processor Economics Legislation1980 7) [Oceans]—“Fishing with Bottom Gillnets”1978 8) [Oceans]—Fish Markets of San Salvador1984-1985 9) [Oceans]—Fur Seal—Alaskan and Northern1983 10) [Oceans]—Generated Power: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion1978-1980 11) [Oceans]—German U-Boat Discovery 1984-1985 12) [Oceans]—Great Lakes—National Undersea Research Program—Lake Superior Expedition and Sea-Link II—News ReleasesBox 3191985 1) [Oceans]—Great Lakes—Publications by the Staff of the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, April 1974-March 19851976 2) [Oceans]—“Guidelines for Collection and Compilation of Fishery Statistics”1985 3) [Oceans]—Hawaii Magnese Crust Projects 1968-1986 4) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation-1986, Folder 11968-1986 5) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation-1986, Folder 21983-1986 6) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Bills1976-1985 7) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Clippings1983-1985 8) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Correspondence1983-1984 9) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Legal Documents1984-1985 10) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—NotesBox 3201983-1984 1) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Press Releases1984-1987 2) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Reports1982-1985 3) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Statements, Folder 11985 4) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwreck Legislation—Statements, Folder 21985-1986 5) [Oceans]—Historic Shipwrecks—Abandoned Shipwreck Act of 1986 1983-1984 6) [Oceans]—House and Senate Resolutions1980-1984 7) [Oceans]—Humpback Whale Identification and Workshop1985-1986 8) [Oceans]—Hydrolab1984 9) [Oceans]—Innerspace: “Encounters with the Aquatic World”—TV Program1975-1979 10) [Oceans]—International Center for Marine Resource Development1979-1982 11) [Oceans]—Law of the Sea, Folder 1Box 3211979-1982 1) [Oceans]—Law of the Sea, Folder 21983 2) [Oceans] – Legislation Passed the Senate-98th Congress-1st Session1982 3) [Oceans]—List of Legislative Authorities for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1971 4) [Oceans] – Long Island Sound1985 5) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Containment Study1979-1983 6) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 11979-1983 7) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 21979-1983 8) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 31979-1983 9) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 4Box 3221979-1983 1) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 51979-1983 2) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 6 1979-1983 3) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 71979-1983 4) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Dredged Material Disposal, Folder 81985 5) [Oceans]—Long Island Sound—Natural Resource Information Sources1977 6) [Oceans]—Lowell Weicker Floor Statements 1978 7) [Oceans] – Lowell Weicker Generated Material – Articles and StatementsBox 3231972-1976 1) [Oceans]—Man in the Sea—Background1976-1983 2) [Oceans]—Manned Undersea Research and Technology, Folder 11976-1983 3) [Oceans]—Manned Undersea Research and Technology, Folder 21976 4) [Oceans]—“Manual on the Identification and Preparation of Fishery Investment Projects”1982 5) [Oceans]—Mare Nostrum—Issues1981-1984 6) [Oceans]—Marine Mammal Commission Fiscal Year1985 Budget, Folder 11981-1984 7) [Oceans]—Marine Mammal Commission Fiscal Year 1985 Budget, Folder 2Box 3241983 1) [Oceans]—Marine Mammal Issues1983 2) [Oceans]—Marine Mammal Legislation1985 3) [Oceans]—Marine Mammal Protection1985 4) [Oceans]—Marine Mammal Research 1982-1986 5) [Oceans]—Marine Research Station—“Marine Resource Management and Research Act” proposed by Lowell Weicker1980-1984 6) [Oceans]—Marine Sciences Institute—Avery Point, Connecticut, Folder 11980-1984 7) [Oceans]—Marine Sciences Institute—Avery Point, Connecticut, Folder 21980-1984 8) [Oceans]—Marine Sciences Institute—Avery Point, Connecticut, Folder 31980-1984 9) [Oceans]—Marine Sciences Institute—Avery Point, Connecticut, Folder 41976 10) [Oceans]—Marine Technology Society Journal1983 11) [Oceans]—Minerals and Polymetallic Sulfides1977 12) [Oceans]—“Monitoring of Fish Stock Abundance: The Use of Catch and Effort Data”Box 3251984 1) [Oceans]—NACOA (National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere Reconstitution1983 2) [Oceans]—National Aquaculture Development Plan1985 3) [Oceans]—National Estuaries Program—Status Report: Long Island Sound, Environmental Protection Agency, National Estuaries Program, Office of Marine and Estuarine Protection, April 26, 19851985 4) [Oceans]—National Estuaries Program – Status Report: Buzzards Bay Project, Environment Protection Agency, National Estuaries Program, Office of Marine and Estuarine Protection, April 26, 19851981-1984 5) [Oceans]—National Marine Pollution Program1985 6) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Appropriations 1986 7) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Estuaries Office1984 8) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—Habitat Conservation1986 9) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—Marine Recreational Fishery Statistics Survey, 1985Box 3261985 1) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—National Marine Pollution Program, Folder 11985 2) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—National Marine Pollution Program, Folder 21978-1979 3) [Oceans]—National Oceanic Atmospheric and Administration—Oceanlab1984-1985 4) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—Report to the President and Congress1986 5) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Ships1983 6) [Oceans]—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration—Structure and Elimination of Managerial Positions1975-1976 7) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study1975 8) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—H.R. 5522—Atlantic Tunas Convention Act of 19751975 9) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—H.R. 5709—Offshore Shrimp Fisheries Act Amendments of 19751975 10) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—H.R. 5710—Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act, 19721975-1976 11) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—H.R. 15445—Save the Whales Box 3271975 1) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—Outer Continental Shelf1976 2) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—Ports and Waterways Safety Act1975-1976 3) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—S. 586—Coastal Zone Management Act1975 4) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—Supertankers and Oil Spills1975 5) [Oceans]—National Ocean Policy Study—United Nations Law of the Sea Conference, 1975Ca. 1982 6) [Oceans]—The National Sea Grant College Program1981-1983 7) [Oceans]—National Undersea Research Program-1983 Supplemental1979-1983 8) [Oceans]—National Undersea Research Program (NURP), Folder 11979-1983 9) [Oceans]—National Undersea Research Program (NURP), Folder 21983 10) [Oceans]—Nautilus—Coastal Zone Management, February 10, 1983 and Marine Fish Management, January – Newsletters1984 11) [Oceans]—New England Fisheries Development Foundation, Incorporated1985 12) [Oceans]—NEXRAD Systems Requirements and Tropical Oceans and the Global Atmosphere ProgramBox 3281985 1) [Oceans]—NOAA—A-76 Program and Budget1985 2) [Oceans]—NOAA Administrator Nomination1983 3) [Oceans]—NOAA—Coastal Barrier Resources Act, Fishermen’s Protection Act —Federal Register, October 1984-1985 4) [Oceans]—NOAA—Fisheries1983 5) [Oceans]—NOAA—Fisheries—Endangered Species Act—Habitat Conservation and Marine Mammal Protection Act—Federal Register—May to June, and November 1983 6) [Oceans]—NOAA—Fisheries – Federal Register—January to June, August to December 1983 7) [Oceans]—NOAA—Foreign Fishing—Federal Register—September 1975 8) [Oceans]—NOAA—Hydrolab Saturation Dive1973-1977 9) [Oceans]—NOAA—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1986 10) [Oceans]—NOAA—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration— Coastal Wetlands Workshop—April 291985 11) [Oceans]—NOAA—National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration— Ocean Assessments Division – Reports1986 12) [Oceans]—NOAA—NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service versus Charter Vessels1983 13) [Oceans]—NOAA—Tuna and Fur Seal Bills—Congressional Record—January to September1983-1984 14) [Oceans]—Nonliving Resources Legislation1980-1984 15) [Oceans]—Northern Sea Lion PopulationBox 3291985 1) [Oceans]—Northern Sea Lion Rookery Sites1979 2) [Oceans]—North Pacific Fur Seal Protection Act1981 3) [Oceans]—Norwalk Maritime Center—Planning Workshop—August 1981— Attended by Robert Wicklund 1982-1984 4) [Oceans]—NURP – Northeast Region Undersea Research Program at Avery Point, Connecticut1977-1985 5) [Oceans]—Ocean Dumping—New York Bight—General Information and Bills1984 6) [Oceans]—“Ocean-Generated Power: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion”1984-1985 7) [Oceans]—Ocean Incineration—S. 1039—Ocean Incineration Research Act of 1985, Folder 11984-1985 8) [Oceans]—Ocean Incineration—S. 1039—Ocean Incineration Research Act of 1985, Folder 21984-1985 9) [Oceans]—Ocean Incineration—S. 1039—Ocean Incineration Research Act of 1985, Folder 3Box 3301984 1) [Oceans]—“Ocean Mining”1981-1982 2) [Oceans]—Ocean Policy Study—The American Tuna Act, S. 15641978-1979 3) [Oceans]—Oil Spill Response, Folder 11978-1979 4) [Oceans]—Oil Spill Response, Folder 21977 5) [Oceans]—Oil Spills—White House Press Releases1982-1985 6) [Oceans]—Ocean Service Centers, Folder 11982-1985 7) [Oceans]—Ocean Service Centers, Folder 21983 8) [Oceans]—Ocean Thermal Energy Conservation Act1984-1986 9) [Oceans]—“Our World Underwater” Club Scholarship Society1983 10) Oceans Policy and Research—H.R. 7225 and S. 2997—Exclusive Economic Zone Establishment Act—Fisheries and Exclusive Economic Zone and International Marine Scientific Research Box 3311983-1984 1) [Oceans]—Pollution and Dumping1977-1978 2) [Oceans]—Press Releases1984 3) [Oceans]—Protected Species Program—Sea Turtle Projects1979-1985 4) [Oceans]—Protection of Bottlenose Dolphins in the Southeastern United States1978-1984 5) [Oceans]—Protection of the Sea Turtle1972 6) [Oceans]—Public Law 92-444—Central Western and South Pacific Fisheries Development Act1974 7) [Oceans]—Public Law 93-242—Offshore Shrimp Fisheries Act of 19731980 8) [Oceans]—Public Law 96-561—Salmon and Steelhead Conservation and Enhancement Act of 19801977-1983 9) [Oceans]—Public Laws1983 10) [Oceans]—Related Weicker Press1972 11) [Oceans]—“Resource Management Programs for Oceanic Islands”1984 12) [Oceans]—Right Whale EndangermentBox 3321980-1983 1) [Oceans]—Satellite and Environmental Data and Information Services—Civil Operation of Satellite Systems, Folder 11980-1983 2) [Oceans]—Satellite and Environmental Data and Information Services—Civil Operation of Satellite Systems, Folder 21986 3) [Oceans]—Seafood Marketing , 1986—National Fisheries Marketing and Promotion Act of 1986 1981-1983 4) [Oceans]—Sea Turtles—Habitat Alteration and Movement/Surfacing1985 5) [Oceans]—Sea Turtle Protection—Conservation and Recovery1976 6) [Oceans]—Small-Scale Fisheries, Folder 11976 7) [Oceans]—Small-Scale Fisheries, Folder 2Box 3331973-1978 1) [Oceans]—Small-Scale Fisheries, Folder 31983-1984 2) [Oceans]—Southeast Fisheries Center—Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins1982-1984 3) [Oceans]—Studies, Data and Research Materials1985 4) [Oceans]—The Cousteau Society1972 5) [Oceans]—“The Dynamics of the Mean-Size Statistic in a Changing Fishery”1984 6) [Oceans]—The Endangered Species ActUndated 7) [Oceans]—“The Marketing of Fin Fish from the Pacific Coast of Guatemala”1986 8) [Oceans]—The R.M.S. Titanic Maritime Memorial Act of 1986, S. 20481985-1986 9) [Oceans]—Titanic Legislation, Folder 1Box 3341985-1986 1) [Oceans]—Titanic Legislation, Folder 21973-1981 2) [Oceans]—Tuna Conservation, Folder 11973-1981 3) [Oceans]—Tuna Conservation, Folder 21973-1981 4) [Oceans]—Tuna Conservation, Folder 3 1976-1984 5) [Oceans]—Tuna versus Porpoise—Marine Mammal Protection Act Amendments—Porpoise Kills by Tuna Fisherman1982-1983 6) [Oceans]—Turkish Dolphins Letter and Other Correspondence /Miscellaneous1964-1978 7) [Oceans]—U-352 and Sunken World War II Ships, Folder 11942 8) [Oceans]—U-352 and Sunken World War II Ships, Folder 2Box 3351983 1) [Oceans]—Undersea Exploration—Articles1979-1984 2) [Oceans]—Undersea Research Development1984 3) [Oceans]—University of Connecticut’s Sea Grant Program1982-1984 4) [Oceans]—U.S.S. NautilusUndated 5) [Oceans]—Visual on Gulf of Mexico1971 6) [Oceans]—Water Pollution—Long Island Sound, Folder 11971 7) [Oceans]—Water Pollution—Long Island Sound, Folder 2Box 3361984-1985 1) [Oceans]—Week and Year of the Ocean1979-1983 2) [Oceans]—Western Regional Underseas Lab—University of Southern California, Folder 11979-1983 3) [Oceans]—Western Regional Underseas Lab—University of Southern California, Folder 2 1979-1983 4) [Oceans]—Western Regional Underseas Lab—University of Southern California, Folder 31983-1985 5) [Oceans]—Whales—Bowhead, Gray and White1981 6) [Oceans]—Whales—Moratorium on the Commercial Killing of Whales— International Whaling Commission1984 7) [Oceans]—“Workshop on the Fate and Impact of Marine Debris”1983-1984 8) [Oceans]—“Year of the Ocean, 1984-1985”Box 3371982-1983 1) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Leasing Plan1982-1983 2) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year OCS Planning Areas1982 3) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Oil and Gas Leasing Hearing, September 8, Folder 11982 4) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Oil and Gas Leasing Hearing, September 8, Folder 21982 5) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program (1982-1987) Plan—Amendment1982 6) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program Plan—Popular Press1981 7) [Outer Continental Shelf] – 5 Year Plan – Miscellaneous Position Papers and Correspondence, Folder 11981 8) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Plan – Miscellaneous Position Papers and Correspondence, Folder 2 Box 3381979-1984 1) [Outer Continental Shelf]—5 Year Plan Oversight Hearing—Subcommittee on Energy Conservation1984-1985 2) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Alaska’s Norton Basin Lease Sale 1001983-1984 3) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Area Lease Sale Maps Minerals Management Service, Folder 11983-1984 4) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Area Lease Sale Maps Minerals Management Service, Folder 21979-1983 5) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Bay of Fundy Tidal Power1985 6) [Outer Continental Shelf]—California Outer Continental Shelf—H.R. 3373 —“California Outer Continental Shelf Protection and Development Act”1983 7) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Clark Questions—Questions Regarding Outer Continental Shelf and William Clark as Secretary of the InteriorBox 3391973-1984 1) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Congressional Research Service Materials on Leasing and Drilling, Folder 11973-1984 2) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Congressional Research Service Materials on Leasing and Drilling, Folder 21972 3) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Department of the Interior1983-1984 4) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Enhanced Oil Recovery1983 5) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Federal Register—February to May, August 1980-1983 6) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf Region1984 7) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Lease Sale—Area 82—North Atlantic 1983 8) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Lease Sale Number 52—North Atlantic Planning Area1983 9) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Lease Sale Number 76—Mid-Atlantic Planning Area1984 10) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Lease Sale Number 111—Mid-Atlantic Offshore Oil and Gas Lease Sale1979-1984 11) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Leasing—Basic Research, Folder 11979-1984 12) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Leasing—Basic Research, Folder 2Box 3401983 1) [Outer Continental Shelf] Legislation—Nonliving Resources1978-1983 2) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Miscellaneous Lease Sales, Folder 11978-1983 3) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Miscellaneous Lease Sales, Folder 21983 4) [Outer Continental Shelf] Moratorium – H.R. 3363 and Correspondence, Folder 11983 5) [Outer Continental Shelf] Moratorium – H.R. 3363 and Correspondence, Folder 21981-1982 6) [Outer Continental Shelf]—National Ocean Policy Study Hearing—August 51976-1983 7) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS 5 Year Plan—Amendment to H.R. 33811972-1984 8) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS 5 Year Plan Consistency, Folder 1Box 3411972-1984 1) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS 5 Year Plan Consistency, Folder 2 1978-1984 2) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS Leasing and Production Facts and Figures1977-1984 3) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS Leasing—Basic Research, Biologic Effects of Drilling Muds1983 4) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS Revenue Levels—Approximates1983 5) [Outer Continental Shelf]—OCS Revenue Sharing—Fiscal Year 19841984 6) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Offshore Leasing1982 7) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Offshore Oil and Gas—Congressional Research Service1982-1984 8) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Oil and Gas Leasing1984 9) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Oil and Gas Leasing and Production Program— Annual Report Fiscal Year 1983Box 3421982-1986 1) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Oil Leasing Proposal1981-1984 2) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Revenue Sharing, Folder 11981-1984 3) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Revenue Sharing, Folder 21981-1984 4) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Revenue Sharing, Folder 31982-1983 5) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Revenue Sharing—House Version—H.R. 51981-1983 6) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Sharing Miscellaneous Position Papers1979 7) [Outer Continental Shelf]—S. 493, Deep Seabed Mineral Resources Act Committee Reports1983 8) [Outer Continental Shelf]—S. 800—“Ocean and Coastal Development Impact Assistance Block Grant Act” 1984 9) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Summary, 19841979 10) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Summary—“A Regional Studies Plan for the Gulf of Mexico and South Atlantic Fiscal Years 1980 and 1981”1979-1983 11) [Outer Continental Shelf]—Weicker Amendment – Stable Reference AreasBox 3431976 1) Patrick Cadwell Memorandum—“Initial Working Paper on Political Strategy” on the Carter Administration, December 10, 19761978 2) Pending Media Requests1978 3) Personal Privacy—“Citizen Control Over Records Held by Third Parties”1981 4) [Planned Parenthood]—Boatwright, Billie—General Section—Republicans for Choice1971 5) Political Cartoonist Ranan Lurie1981-1987 6) [Postal Service]—1981 Postage Increases—Legislation for Fiscal Year 19821983-1984 7) [Postal Service]—1984 Miscellaneous1982 8) [Postal Service]—Roberto Clemente—Commemorative Stamp1971 9) [Postal Service]—Commemorative Stamp Requests1979-1980 10) [Postal Service]—“Empire State Building Commemorative Stamp”1982 11) [Postal Service]—Employment1981-1984 12) [Postal Service]—Miscellaneous 1983 and 19841981-1983 13) [Postal Service]—Nine Digit Zip Code1983 14) [Postal Service]—Joe Penner—Post Office Lease Dispute1979 15) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas Correspondence-1979 Box 3441980 1) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas Correspondence-19801981 2) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas Correspondence-19811982 3) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas Correspondence-19821982 4) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas, Roger—Dumas Law Suit, February 16, 1982, Plaintiff: Robert (Brother Roger, Missing in Action); Elizabeth Culbreth, Deputy Counsel, Office of Legislative Counsel , Senate1977-1979 5) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas, Roger—Dodd File—Transfer to Weicker, 1979, Folder 11977-1979 6) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas, Roger—Dodd File—Transfer to Weicker, 1979, Folder 21980 7) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas, Roger—House Armed Services Staff Report, June 241953-1980 8) [POW/ MIA Information]—Dumas, Roger—Press Clippings1975 9) [POW/ MIA Information]—Missing in Action in Southeast Asia1957-1978 10) [POW/ MIA Information]—Prisoners Of War, Korean War—Additional DocumentsBox 3451983 1) Presidential Debates, 1980, Folder 11980 2) Presidential Debates, 1980, Folder 21980 3) Presidential Debates, 1980, Folder 31980 4) Presidential Debates, 1980, Folder 41976-1979 5) Presidential Debates, 1980, Folder 5 1979-1983 6) Presidential Debates, 1980, Folder 61970-1971 7) Press 1978—Watergate—White House Assault1975 8) Privacy Issues—Script: “In Pursuit of Privacy”Box 3461982 1) [Railroads]—Alaska Railroad—Transfer to State of Alaska1979-1980 2) [Railroads]—Amtrak 19801981-1983 3) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Fiscal Year 19821979 4) [Railroads]—Amtrak—403 (B) Materials1978 5) [Railroads]—Amtrak and Bus Travels—Fare Rates1979 6) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Capital Needs1978 7) [Railroads]—Amtrak—“Clamdigger” Cancellation1977-1979 8) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Clippings1970-1979 9) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Congressional Record1977-1978 10) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Conrail1977-1979 11) [Railroads]—Amtrak—CorrespondenceBox 3471979 1) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Energy1977-1979 2) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Energy Efficiency1979 3) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Federal Aid1979 4) [Railroads]—Amtrak Improvement Act of 1979—Route Cuts 1976 5) [Railroads]—Amtrak Issues1970-1979 6) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Legislative History1978-1979 7) [Railroads]—Amtrak—“Montrealer” Passenger Train1979 8) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Overview1979 9) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Passenger Rail1975-1976 10) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Position on Preliminary System Plan, Folder 11975-1976 11) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Position on Preliminary System Plan, Folder 2Box 3481979 1) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Proposals1979 2) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Railbank Provision1983 3) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Reauthorization—Fiscal Year 19841978-1979 4) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Reorganization Act of 1979—Route Cuts, Folder 11978-1979 5) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Reorganization Act of 1979—Route Cuts, Folder 21978-1979 6) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Reorganization Act of 1979—Route Cuts, Folder 31978-1979 7) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Reorganization Act of 1979—Route Cuts, Folder 41978-1979 8) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Reorganization Act of 1979—Route Cuts, Folder 51972-1980 9) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Restructuring-1979, Folder 11972-1980 10) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Restructuring-1979, Folder 21979 11) [Railroads]—Amtrak—Ridership Figures 1981 12) [Railroads]—Amtrak Route Changes from Fiscal Year 82 Budget Cuts —“Montrealer” Route Box 3491978 1) [Railroads]—Amtrak Service Cutbacks—H.R. 129331983 2) [Railroads]—B & M Line Inspection—May 19831983 3) [Railroads]—B & M Post Connecticut Transfer of 19821981 4) [Railroads]—Boston and Maine—Conrail1983-1986 5) [Railroads]—Boxcar Deregulation, Folder 11983-1986 6) [Railroads]—Boxcar Deregulation, Folder 21983-1986 7) [Railroads]—Boxcar Deregulation, Folder 31975-1976 8) [Railroads]—Bridges and Highway Rehabilitation for Rail Use1982-1983 9) [Railroads]—Closing of Conrail’s New Haven Northeast Regional Headquarters1983 10) [Railroads]—Commuter Rail—1983 Metro North Strike1982-1983 11) [Railroads]—Commuter Rail Fiasco—New Haven Line Axle RepairBox 3501982-1983 1) [Railroads]—Commuter Rail Issues—Fiscal Year 19831975 2) [Railroads]—Confac, Consolidated Facilities Corporation Proposals – PSP, Preliminary System Plan1974 3) [Railroads]—Confirmations of Arthur Lewis and Roger Lewis1969-1971 4) [Railroads]—Connecticut—New York Railroad Passenger Transportation Compact—Danbury, Pittsfield Line1978-1980 5) [Railroads]—Conrail 1979, Folder 11978-1980 6) [Railroads]—Conrail 1979, Folder 2 1981-1983 7) [Railroads]—Conrail in Boston and Maine—Connecticut and Rhode Island Freight Service1981-1982 8) [Railroads]—Conrail Commuter—Connecticut—New Haven Line, Folder 1Box 3511981-1982 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Commuter—Connecticut—New Haven Line, Folder 21982 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Commuter Transition Assistance1985-1986 3) [Railroads]—Conrail—Congressional Budget Office—Conrail Information, Folder 11985-1986 4) [Railroads]—Conrail—Congressional Budget Office—Conrail Information, Folder 21985 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute and Effects on Connecticut1985 6) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Conrail Stand Alone1985 7) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Interstate Commerce Commission Analysis1985 8) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Justice Department’s Analysis1984-1985 9) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Letters from Secretary DoleBox 3521984-1985 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—News Articles1985 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Pro Morgan Stanley1985 3) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Pro Norfolk Southern1985 4) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Union Letters1982-1983 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Employee Purchase Plan 1985 6) [Railroads]—“Conrail Fictions, Guilford Facts”1981-1982 7) [Railroads]—Conrail—Freight—Connecticut1985-1986 8) [Railroads]—Conrail—International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers1981 9) [Railroads]—Conrail Legislation, Compromise Language and ReportBox 3531980-1981 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Legislation, Connecticut and Rhode Island Proposals1980-1982 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Legislation, Dodd and Moffett Amendments1985 3) [Railroads]—Conrail—Morgan Stanley’s Proposal to Purchase the United States Government’s 85 Percent Interest in Conrail1981 4) [Railroads]—Conrail – P & W, Province and Worchester Railroad Takeover Proposal, March 1985-1986 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Reading, Folder 1Box 3541985-1986 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Reading, Folder 21985-1986 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Reading, Folder 31981 3) [Railroads]—Conrail and RRA, Regional Rail Association Implementation1986 4) [Railroads]—Conrail—“Conrail Sale: Background and Perspective”1985 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Sale Studies1985 6) [Railroads]—Conrail Sale, Tax Revenue Analysis 1985 7) [Railroads]—“Conrail’s New Crossroads: Financial Security of Tomorrow’s Northeast Rail Service”Box 3551972 1) [Railroads]—Emergency Railroad Assistance, Folder 11972 2) [Railroads]—Emergency Railroad Assistance, Folder 21981 3) [Railroads]—Energy File Index1980 4) [Railroads]—Executive Order 12204—Mexican Freight Car Imports1975 5) [Railroads]—Federal Railroad Administration Reorganization1974-1975 6) [Railroads]—Federal Railroad Safety Act of 19701975 7) [Railroads]—Fishwick, John P.—N&W, Norfolk and Western Railway Company Testimony1981 8) [Railroads]—FRA, Federal Railroad Administration1982-1983 9) [Railroads]—France and United States Rail Congress1970-1972 10) [Railroads]—Freight Rates for Recyclables1975 11) [Railroads]—General Accounting Office: Rail Finance StudyBox 3561975 1) [Railroads]—Intermodal Terminals and Historic Railway Stations1974 2) [Railroads]—Interstate Railroad Act of 19741981-1982 3) [Railroads]—Japan and United States Rail Congress1985 4) [Railroads]—Joint Memorandum of Norfolk Southern Corporation, Guilford Transportation Industries, Incorporated and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company 1975 5) [Railroads]—Kaman Aerospace Corporation—Systems Technology Associates, Incorporated Procurement1975 6) [Railroads]—Local Rail Services Act—Pearson, Hartke, Weicker, and Stevenson1974-1975 7) [Railroads]—Local Rail Service Issues—Rail Services ContinuationBox 3571981 1) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Action and Statements in Connecticut and Rhode Island-Fall 19811977 2) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Added as Cosponsor of S. 1554—The Rail Rehabilitation Act1978 3) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Cosponsor of Regional Rail Reorganization Act Amendment of 19781977-1978 4) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Generated Press Releases and Correspondence —Taxes Owed by the Penn Central Transportation Company1966-1975 5) [Railroads]—Metroliner Phone Service1983 6) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Clippings1980-1983 7) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Emergency Board, Correspondence1983 8) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Legislation—Statements by Lowell Weicker, and Stewart McKinney1983 9) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Senate Hearing—April 15, 19831978 10) [Railroads]—Miscellaneous Transportation Amendments1979 11) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Background Information 1979 12) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Correspondence1979 13) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—George Aiken—Hearing on Retention of the MontrealerBox 3581979 1) [Railroads]—“Montrealer” Hearing Background Material1979 2) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Impact of Elimination of the Montrealer1979 3) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—James Jeffords Statement1979 4) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—J. David Stein—Director of Transportation Program at the New England Regional Commission1979 5) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Notes on Proposal for Compromise—Senate Floor Amendment to S. 7121979 6) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Overview of Hearing on “The Impact of the Proposed Elimination of the Montrealer”1979 7) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Panels1979 8) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Ronald E.W. Crisman, Vermont’s Secretary of Transportation1979 9) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Summary of Congressional Actions1979 10) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Vermont Tourist Industry Report1979 11) [Railroads]—“Montrealer’—Witness List1985 12) [Railroads]—Morgan Stanley—Material Regarding the Conrail Issue1979-1982 13) [Railroads]—New Haven Railroad Station Revitalization1954-1971 14) [Railroads]—New York Rail Extension and Impact on Connecticut 1971-1972 15) [Railroads]—New York Rail Extension PublicationsBox 3591985 1) [Railroads]—Norfolk Southern Divestiture Plan Number 3: Would the Public be Better off Than it is Today?1985 2) [Railroads]—Norfolk Southern and Morgan Stanley Plans to Purchase Conrail —Conrail Insufficient Revenue Notices1978 3) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor1971 4) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor—Formation of Non-Profit Corporation for Rail Passenger Service1979-1980 5) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project, 19801980-1982 6) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project1981 7) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Closing of Dover Plains Railroad Station1978 8) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Connecticut Amtrak and Conrail—Rail Issues1981-1982 9) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Funding for Intermodal Stamford Railroad Station Transfer1981-1982 10) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—NECIP—Stamford Railroad Station1980 11) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Rail Passenger Corridors Analysis1981 12) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—S. 548— Rehabilitation of Union Station Box 3601981-1982 1) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—State Line Concerns1976 2) [Railroads]—Northeast Rail Reorganization—S. 3149, Toxic Substances1975 3) [Railroads]—Northeast Rail Reorganization—USRA ,United States Railway Association Final System Plan1973 4) [Railroads]—Northeast Railroad Legislation, Folder 11973 5) [Railroads]—Northeast Railroad Legislation, Folder 21975 6) [Railroads]—Office of Technology Assessment)—Preliminary System Plan Rail Study 1974-1975 7) [Railroads]—Penn Central Aid—S. 281, Emergency Penn Central Railroad Aid, Folder 11974-1975 8) [Railroads]—Penn Central Aid—S. 281, Emergency Penn Central Railroad Aid, Folder 2Box 3611969-1972 1) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station—General Information, Folder 11969-1972 2) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station—General Information, Folder 21969-1972 3) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station—General Information, Folder 31972 4) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station Transportation Company1979-1981 5) [Railroads]—Poughkeepsie River Bridge1975 6) [Railroads]—Public Jobs Rail RehabilitationBox 362 1980-1982 1) [Railroads]—Rail Freight Rates, 1981—Implementation of Staggers Rail Act of 1980, Railroad Deregulation, 19801973 2) [Railroads]—Rail Industry—Financial Studies—Connecticut Transit Problems1983 3) [Railroads]—Rail Rate Exemptions1969-1972 4) [Railroads]—Railroad Regulations—General Information, Folder 11969-1972 5) [Railroads]—Railroad Regulations—General Information, Folder 21981 6) [Railroads]—Railroad Retirees1971-1972 7) [Railroads]—Rail Services Acts, LettersBox 3631974-1975 1) [Railroads] – Rail Services Planning Office1982 2) [Railroads] – Rail Strike, September 1975 3) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Light Density Rail Lines1975-1976 4) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge1975-1976 5) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Providence and Worchester Railroad, Folder 11975-1976 6) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Providence and Worchester Railroad, Folder 21978 7) [Railroads] – Railways Reform – New England, Massachusetts1973-1975 8) [Railroads] – Regional Rail Reorganization Act of 1973Undated 9) [Railroads] – Report of Estimated Traffic Diversion Resulting from the Acquisition of Conrail by Norfolk Southern Corporation Box 3641985 1) [Railroads] – Review of the Morgan Stanley Proposal to Purchase Conrail by Goldman, Sachs and Company1970 2) [Railroads] – Rights of Way – Study of Feasibility of Federal Take Over of Railroad Rights of Way1970-1973 3) [Railroads] – Rights of Way Takeover – Nationalization of American Railroad System1975 4) [Railroads] – Rock Island Hearing, March 101975 5) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office – Extension of Authorization1974-1975 6) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office Hearings on Preliminary System Plan, March 17-21, Folder 11974-1975 7) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office Hearings on Preliminary Systems Plan, March 17-21, Folder 21975 8) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office – Attorney Outreach Program1975 9) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office: Report on Preliminary System Plan1981 10) [Railroads] – Title V – LaborBox 3651976 1) [Railroads] – S. 3220 – Hartke, et al. – 94th Congress – Amendment to Department of Transportation Act – Preservation and Use of Historic Railroad Stations1971-1975 2) [Railroads] – Selected Rail Services Planning Office Hearing Testimony, Folder 1 1971-1975 3) [Railroads] – Selected Rail Services Planning Office Hearing Testimony, Folder 21985 4) [Railroads] – Study of the Viability of Guilford Transportation Industries— Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company—Acquisition of Conrail by Norfolk Southern Corporation1970 5) [Railroads] – The New Haven Suburban Passenger Train Service Agreements1968-1972 6) [Railroads] – Turbo Train1972 7) [Railroads] – Turbo Train Service for AmtrakBox 3661984-1985 1) [Railroads] – Ullman-Amtrak Inland Route1974-1975 2) [Railroads] – USRA – United States Railway Association – Northeast Rail Reorganization1971 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-1st Session-1971, Numbers 225-3241971 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-1st Session-1971, Numbers 325-4231972 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 424-5251972 6) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 526-659Box 3671972 1) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 660-7901972 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 791-9551973 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 93rd Congress-1st Session-1973, Numbers 1-1351973 4) [Record Vote Analysis]— 93rd Congress-1st Session-1973, Numbers 136-316 Box 3681974 1) [Record Vote Analysis]—93rd Congress-2nd Session-1974, Numbers 301-4001974 2) [Record Vote Analysis]—93rd Congress-2nd Session-1974, Numbers 401-5441977-1982 3) [Record Vote Analysis]—Topical Index to Record Votes—95th to 97th Congresses1979 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 96th Congress-1st Session-1979, Numbers 371-5091980 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 96th Congress-2nd Session-1980—Numbers 1-100Box 3691980 1) [Record Vote Analysis]—96th Congress-2nd Session-1980 – Numbers 101-2401980 2) [Record Vote Analysis]—96th Congress-2nd Session-1980 – Numbers 241-3991980 3) [Record Vote Analysis]—96th Congress-2nd Session-1980 – Numbers 400-5461981 4) [Record Vote Analysis]—97th Congress-1st Session—Index1981 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 1-120Box 3701981 1) [Record Vote Analysis]—97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 121-2391981 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 240-3701981 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 371-4971982 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 –Numbers 1-121Box 371 1982 1) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 – Numbers 123-2301982 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 – Numbers 231-3491982 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 – Numbers 350-4691983 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-1st Session-1983 – Numbers 1-1191983 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-1st Session-1983 – Numbers 120-244Box 3721983 1) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-1st Session-1983 – Numbers 245-3811984 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-2nd Session-1984 – Numbers 1-1191984 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-2nd Session-1984 – Numbers 120-2521983-1986 4) Reform – Presidential Election Primary, Folder 1Box 3731983-1986 1) Reform – Presidential Election Primary, Folder 21981 2) Regulatory Reform Act of 1981, S. 1080, Folder 11981 3) Regulatory Reform Act of 1981, S. 1080, Folder 21981 4) Regulatory Reform Act of 1981, S. 1080, Folder 31978 5) [Regulatory Reform] – Clippings from American Bar Association Journal1975 6) [Regulatory Reform] – Consumer Food Act—S. 6411975 7) [Regulatory Reform] – Consumer Fuel Disclosure Act1979 8) [Regulatory Reform] – Constitutional Convention 1975-1976 9) [Regulatory Reform] – Funeral Industry Rules—S. Con. Res. 77 – Congressional Record 1975 10) [Regulatory Reform] – Hearings—Legislation and Testimony, Folder 11975 11) [Regulatory Reform] – Hearings—Legislation and Testimony, Folder 2Box 3741976 1) [Regulatory Reform]—Materials—Studies, Clippings, and Fact Sheets, Folder 11976 2) [Regulatory Reform]—Materials—Studies, Clippings, and Fact Sheets, Folder 21979 3) [Regulatory Reform]—McCarthy Litigation—Federal Election Law1976 4) [Regulatory Reform]—Oversight Task Force Study1978-1979 5) [Regulatory Reform]—Public Access to Papers of Federal Officials1977 6) Regulatory Reform Study1976 7) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 644 – CPSC, Consumer Product Safety Commission Amendments 1975 8) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 977—Universal Product Code – Amend the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act1975 9) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 2812—Reorganize Executive Branch1976 10) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 2862—Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act Amendment1980 11) [Regulatory Reform]—School Prayer—Court Jurisdiction and School Prayer1982 12) [Regulatory Relief]—Reagan Administration Achievements 1976-1977 13) [Republican Party]—1980 Presidential Consideration and 1976 Vice Presidential Proposals1983 14) [Republican Party]—1984 Campaign Seminar—Agriculture—Payment in Kind Program1985 15) [Republican Party]—1986 Senate Races1982 16) [Republican Party]—Campaign Tracking Report—Republican National Committee Campaign Section1981-1982 17) [Republican Party]—Candidate Workshop, February 19821972-1973 18) [Republican Party]—Carmichael, Gilbert – 1972 Mississippi Senatorial CampaignBox 3751983-1984 1) [Republican Party] Changes—Open Primaries1981-1983 2) [Republican Party]—Conservative Opposition1981-1982 3) [Republican Party]—Contributor List Exchange1932 4) [Republican Party]—1932 Convention1964 5) [Republican Party]—1964 Convention1968 6) [Republican Party]—1968 Convention1972 7) [Republican Party]—1972 Convention1980 8) [Republican Party]—1980 Convention1984 9) [Republican Party]—1984 Republican National Convention—Dallas1964-1984 10) [Republican Party]—Convention—Platform Information and Schedule 1983 11) [Republican Party]—Ed White Fund Raiser—1983 New Haven, Connecticut Mayoral Campaign1974-1975 12) [Republican Party] – File1982 13) [Republican Party]—GOP Connecticut State Convention, July 23-24, 1982— Schedule and Weicker Staff AttendingBox 3761982 1) [Republican Party]—Labor Endorsements1984 2) [Republican Party]—Liberal Interest Group Profiles, 19841979 3) [Republican Party]—Lowell Weicker Addresses—League of Republican Women (Extemporaneous) Speech Given April 2, 1979 in the Mayflower Hotel, Washington DC1983 4) [Republican Party]—Lowell Weicker Endorsement1974-1975 5) [Republican Party]—Miscellaneous1984 6) [Republican Party] National Committee and Convention1977 7) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee1982 8) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee1982-1984 9) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—1984— Candidates, Idea Exchange, and Political Action Committee Contributions, Folder 11982-1984 10) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—1984— Candidates, Idea Exchange, and Political Action Committee Contributions, Folder 2Box 3771984 1) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee and GOP Fundraising1981-1985 2) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—Weicker Vote Study, Folder 1 1981-1985 3) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—Weicker Vote Study, Folder 21982 4) [Republican Party]—NCPAC (National Conservative Political Action Committee) and FEC (Federal Election Commission) Report— June 1-30, 19821982 5) [Republican Party]—Newspaper Endorsements, 1982 Weicker Campaign1982 6) [Republican Party]—Packwood, Robert, Senator from Oregon on Reagan, March 21980-1982 7) [Republican Party]—PACS, Political Action Committees1984 8) [Republican Party] – Platform Committee—Barlow, Wallace D.—Share of the Work Coalition1984 9) [Republican Party] – Platform Committee—Batten, Anne K., Vermont Republican Women Legislators1984 10) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings, July 30—Witness List, Statements— Republican Platform, 1980 and 1984—Republican National Convention, 1984Box 3781984 1) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hyatt Regency Hotel, Washington, D.C., July 30, 1984, Folder 11984 2) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hyatt Regency Hotel, Washington, D.C., July 30, 1984, Folder 21984 3) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 11984 4) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 21984 5) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 3Box 3791984 1) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 4 1984 2) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Althous, William J. – Mayor of New York Statement1984 3) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Bergland, Bob—National Rural Electric Cooperative Association1983-1984 4) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Bergstrom, Revered Charles V., Lutheran Council in the USA1984 5) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Bradley, David—National Community Action Program1984 6) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Brown, Larry—National Youth Employment Coalition1984 7) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Buchanan, John Jr.—People for the American Way1984 8) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Clark, Edwin—The Conservation Fund1984 9) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Clark, Robert—National Association of Arab Americans1984 10) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Clohan, William C., Jr.—The Ripon Society1984 11) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Cox, Eric—The Campaign for United Nations Reform1984 12) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Crisp, Mary Dent—National Abortion Rights Action League Political Action Committee1984 13) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Danzberger, Jacqueline— Roosevelt Centennial Youth Project1984 14) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Decker, Bruce—Concerned Americans for Individual Rights1984 15) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Dempsey, William H.—Association of American Railroads1984 16) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Dover, Doerr, Edd—Americans for Religious Liberty1984 17) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Dunkleberg, William C.—Small Business National Issues Conference 1984 18) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Ellis, Ethan B.—National Association of the Protection and Advocacy Systems1984 19) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Fine, Stanley S.—Business Executives for National Security1984 20) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Flemming, Arthur S.—Citizens Commission on Civil Rights1984 21) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Frazier, Charles L.—National Farmers Organization1984 22) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Golden, Rebecca—National Coalition of Independent College and University Students1984 23) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hodges, Fredrica F.—Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights, Incorporated1984 24) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hope, Gloria S.—Americans Nurses Association1984 25) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Howard, Robert E.—Sierra Club1984 26) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Individual Statements—July 301984 27) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Morrison, Chaplain W.—Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign1984 28) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Neas, Ralph G.—Leadership Conference on Civil Rights1984 29) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Opening Statement by Senator Mark Andrews1984 30) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Opening Statement by Senator Weicker1984 31) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Padres, Herbert—Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University1984 32) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Peterson, Russell W.—President of the National Audubon Society1984 33) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Rinaldo, Matthew J.1984 34) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Senator Dole’s Comments 1984 35) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Simmons, Althea T.L.—Washington Bureau Director, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People1984 36) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Slaughter, John B.—Chancellor of University of Maryland, College Park1984 37) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Statement by John T. Dolan— National Chairman of the National Conservative Political Action Committee1984 38) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Statements by Individuals for Specific Groups, Associations, and Issues1984 39) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Stern, Marc D.—American Jewish Congress1984 40) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Tarr-Whelan, Linda—Director of Government Relations, National Education Association1984 41) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Torres, Arnold S.—National Executive Director, League of United Latin American Citizens1984 42) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Viguerie, Richard A.—Chairman, Populist Conservative Tax Coalition1984 43) [Republican Party]—Platform Hearings—Whiting, Fred—Executive Director, American Space Foundation1984 44) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Wickersham, Bill—Executive Director, World Federalist Association1984 45) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Witness List, July 30Box 3801972-1974 1) [Republican Party]—Polls and Questionnaires1971 2) [Republican Party]—Pol-Senate Republican Policy Committee—January- August 1979 3) [Republican Party]—Presidential Bid1979 4) [Republican Party]—Presidential Campaign—Old State House—Hartford, Connecticut Statement—March 121980 5) [Republican Party]—Republican and Democratic 1980 Platforms 1981-1982 6) [Republican Party]—Republican National Committee—Political Section1981-1982 7) [Republican Party]—Republican Party Conference1984 8) [Republican Party]—Republican Platform Hearing—July 301981-1982 9) [Republican Party]—Republican Policy Committee1983-1984 10) [Republican Party]—Republican Senatorial Campaign—1984, Folder 11983-1984 11) [Republican Party]—Republican Senatorial Campaign—1984, Folder 2Box 3811972 1) [Republican Party]—Senate Campaign1981 2) [Republican Party]—Senatorial Business Advisory Board1971 3) [Republican Party]—Senatorial Campaign Committee1982 4) [Republican Party]—Senatorial Trust Meeting1983 5) [Republican Party]—State Connecticut Central Fundraiser—September 261981-1982 6) [Republican Party]—Weicker Allies and Support1983-1984 7) [Republican Party]—Weicker Field Staff and Dallas Convention—1984 Republican National Convention Preparations1979 8) [Republican Party]—Weicker for President – 19791984-1986 9) [Republican Party]—Weicker Political Action Committee1974-1976 10) S. 1—Criminal Justice Codification, Revision and Reform Act of 19741977 11) S. 2—Sunset Act of 19771978-1979 12) S. 2—Sunset Act of 19791973-1976 13) S. 3—National Health Insurance—The Health Security Act, Folder 11973-1976 14) S. 3—National Health Insurance—The Health Security Act, Folder 2Box 382 1973 1) S. 4 – Strengthen and Improve Protections and Interests – Employee Pension and Welfare Benefits Plan – Retirement Income Security for Employees Act1971-1972 2) S. 5 – Full Opportunity and National Goals and Priorities Act1975 3) S. 5 – Open Senate Committee Session – Government in the Sunshine Act1977 4) S. 9 – Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act Amendments of 19771978-1979 5) S. 10 – Constitutional Rights of Institutionalized Persons1975-1976 6) S. 10 – Housatonic River Valley – Amend Section 5a of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act1975-1976 7) S. 12 – Reforming the Judicial Survivors’ Annuities Program1975 8) S. 13 – Food Stamp Bill – Amend the Food Stamp Act of 19641977-1979 9) S. 14 – Reclamation Reform Act of 1974Box 3831973-1978 1) S. 16 – Presidential Primary Act – National Presidential Primary1974-1976 2) S. 22 – General Revision of the Copyright Law, Title 17 of the United States Code1973 3) S. 32 – Amend National Science Foundation Act of 1950 – Establish Framework of National Science Policy1974-1975 4) S. 32 – National Priorities for Science1971-1972 5) S. 32 – National Science Policy and Priorities Act of 19721971-1978 6) S. 39 – Termination of Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns1979 7) S. 43 – To Promote Safety and Health in Skiing and Other Outdoor Winter Activities1983 8) S. 44 – Products Liability1969-1973 9) S. 44 – To Amend the Small Business Act to Increase the Availability of Management Counseling to Small Business1973 10) S. 48 – Amend the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 – Availability of Funds for Military Assistance – Indochina 1973 11) S. 50 – To Strengthen and Improve the Older Americans Act of 19651975 12) S. 66 – Nurse Training and Health Revenue Sharing and Health Services Act of 19751977 13) S. 91 – Tomato Packaging – To Subject Imported Tomatoes to Restrictions Comparable to those Applicable to Domestic Tomatoes1975 14) S. 95 – Overseas – Citizens Voting Rights Act of 19751977 15) S. 106 – Land and Water Resources Conservation Act of 19771979 16) S. 110 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Accelerated and Simplified Depreciation for Small BusinessBox 3841971-1980 1) S. 114 – Death Penalty – Court Cases1979-1980 2) S. 114 – Federal Death Penalty Act1977 3) S. 122 – Electric Utility Rate – Reform and Regulatory Improvement Act1976-1977 4) S. 143 – Medicare-Medicaid Anti-Fraud and Abuse Amendments1973-1975 5) S. 144 – Mr. McClure – To Prohibit the Banning of Lead Shot for Hunting1977 6) S. 146 – Repeal Means Test on Social Security Benefits for Workers 65 and Older1975 7) S. 156 – Earth Resources Satellite Program1973-1974 8) S. 156 – Require Termination by July 1, 1975 of all Naval Weapons Range Activities on the Puerto Rican Island of Culebra1977 9) S. 174 – Restoration of U.S. Compliance with International Economic Sanctions Against Rhodesia1975 10) S. 200 – Consumer Protection Act of 1975Box 3851970-1971 1) S. 209 – Legislation to Insure the Humane Treatment of Animals During Air Transport 1979 2) S. 210 – To Establish a Department of Education1983 3) S. 215 – Bail Reform Act of 19831975 4) S. 229 – To Amend the Endangered Species Act of 19731977 5) S. 256 – Natural Gas Deregulation1977-1978 6) S. 258 – Youth Camp Safety Act1972-1973 7) S. 260 – Provide that Meetings of Government Agencies and Congressional Committees are Open to the Public – Government in the Sunshine Act1977 8) S. 293 – Authorization and Oversight for the Office of Management and Budget1977 9) S. 297 – Meat Inspection – Require Inspection of Imported Meat and Dairy Products1979 10) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Background Materials S. 18741979 11) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Danforth Compromise1979 12) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Hearings Before Committee on the Judiciary1979 13) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Hearings Before Subcommittee on Antitrust – 96th Congress, 1st Session on S. 3901979 14) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Memo Concerning the Law of Pass-OnBox 3861979 1) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Overview, Copies of the Bill, Clippings, Folder 11979 2) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Overview, Copies of the Bill, Clippings, Folder 21979 3) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – Report of the Committee on the Judiciary – To Accompany S. 3001979 4) S. 300 – Antitrust Enforcement Act of 1979 – The Illinois Brick Issue1977 5) S. 311 – The College Tuition Tax Relief Act of 1977 1974-1976 6) S. 317/S. 4019 – Establishment of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, Folder 11971-1976 7) S. 317/S. 4019 – Establishment of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, Folder 21974-1975 8) S. 317/S. 4019 – Establishment of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, Folder 3Box 3871971-1976 1) S. 317/S. 4019 – Establishment of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, Folder 41972-1976 2) S. 317/S. 4019 – Establishment of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, Folder 51960-1973 3) S. 318 – News Media Source Protection Act1973 4) S. 319 – Oil Import Program – New England States Fuel Oil Act of 19731979 5) S. 325 – Establish a Program to Develop Marine Artificial Reefs in Waters of Unites States Jurisdiction1975 6) S. 332 – Maritime Authorization1979 7) S. 336 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 19541979 8) S. 346 – Physical Handicap Anti-Discrimination in Employment Act of 1979 – Amend the Civil Rights Act of 19641973 9) S. 352 – Voter Registration Act1973 10) S. 372 – Amendment No. 301 – To Amend the Communications Act of 1934 and the Campaign Communications Reform Act1973 11) S. 373 – Assure Separation of Federal Powers – President to Notify Congress on Impoundment of Funds and Procedure1978-1979 12) S. 378 – Authorize Funds for the Robert A. Taft Institute of Government1973 13) S. 380 – Establish a Fishery Zone to Outer Limits of the Continental Shelf Beyond the Territorial Sea of the United States1979 14) S. 388 – To Promote the Ownerships of Small Businesses by Their Employees 1980-1982 15) S. 391 – CIA Identities BillBox 3881975 1) S. 410 – Repeal Earnings Limitations of the Social Security Act – Workers Age Sixty-five and Over1974 2) S. 411 – Postal Rates Increase – Extending Postal Rate Adjustments1979 3) S. 414 – Establish a Uniform Federal Patent Procedure for Small Businesses – Amend Title 35 of the United States Code1973-1976 4) S. 422 – Children and Youth Camp Safety Act1974 5) S. 424 – National Resource Lands Management Act1975 6) S. 425 – Foreign Investment Act of 1975 – Williams1979 7) S. 425 – To End the Use of Steel-Jaw Leghold Traps1975 8) S. 426 – Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act Amendments of 19751977 9) S. 431 – Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 19771971-1973 10) S. 440 – Make Rules Governing the Use of Armed Forces of the United States in Absence of a Declaration of War by Congress1979 11) S. 446 – To Amend Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to Prohibit Discrimination Against Handicapped Individuals1979 12) S. 451 – Diabetes Research and Training Amendments – Amend the Health Services Act1979 13) S. 462 – To Exempt the Price of Natural Gas Imported from Mexico from Regulation Under any Federal or State Law1979 14) S. 493 – To Promote the Orderly Development of Hard Mineral Resources in the Deep Seabed1973 15) S. 502 – Require the Secretary of Transportation to not Approve Any Project Affecting the Highway System Without State Approval – Oyster Bay Bridge – Amendment Numbers 29, 321980 16) S. 503 – To Amend the Privacy Act of 1974 – Confidentiality of Medical Records, Amend Number 2343 – Confidentiality of Commercial Credit Reports 1979-1980 17) S. 506 – To Amend Title VIII of the Act Commonly Called the Civil Rights Act of 1968 – Revise Procedures for the Enforcement of Fair Housing1975-1976 18) S. 510 – Medical Device Amendments of 19751976 19) S. 522 – Indian Health Care Improvement Act – Conference Report1977 20) S. 528 – Require an Employer Which Assumes Ownership of a Business to Honor the Terms of a Collective Bargaining Contract1979 21) S. 543 – Commercial Fisheries Development Act1973 22) S. 547 – Permit the Mailing of Lottery Tickets – Broadcasting/Televising Lottery Information1977 23) S. 555 – Public Official Integrity Act of 1977Box 3891977 1) S. 562 – Facilitate the Implementation of Section 703 of the Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act of 1976 – Union Station Improvement Act of 19771973 2) S. 578 – Requiring Congressional Authorization for the Reinvolvement of American Forces in Further Hostilities in Indochina – Assistance to North Vietnam1974-1979 3) S. 583 – Children and Youth Camp Safety Act1975 4) S. 586 – Coastal Zone Management – Coastal Zone Environment Act of 1975 (Hollings)1973-1979 5) S. 598 – Bayh-Cochran Bill – Soft Drink Interbrand Competition Act1977 6) S. 603 – Commercial Fisheries Development Act1975-1976 7) S. 626 – Child and Family Services Act of 19751973 8) S. 650 – Extend to All Unmarried Individuals the Full Tax Benefits of Income Splitting Now Enjoyed by Married Individuals Filing Joint Returns1977 9) S. 650 – Special Emergency Wheat Bill Program1979 10) S. 653 – Small Business Capital Preservation Act of 19791979 11) S. 655 – Small Business Investment Incentive Act1977 12) S. 672 – Solar Energy Government Building Act 1979 13) S. 673 – Department of Energy National Security and Military Applications of Nuclear Energy Authorization Act of 19801971 14) S. 680 – General Revenue Sharing Act of 19711979 15) S. 694 – To Conform the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 to Rule XLII of the Standing Rules of the Senate1973 16) S. 717 – Bill to Repeal the Bread Tax on the 1972 Wheat Crop1979 17) S. 730 – To Establish a Northeast Energy Corporation1971-1972 18) S. 731 – War Powers – To Make Rules Respecting Military Hostilities in the Absence of a Declaration of War1980 19) S. 734 – Federal Power Marketing Revolving Fund Act1973 20) S. 738 – To Establish and Support State Inspection Programs for Auto Emission Control Systems1973 21) S. 739 – Allow Use of Highway Funds for Transportation Improvements to Avoid Air Pollution and to Prohibit Highway Projects Which May Create Air Pollution1979 22) S. 753 – Tax Credit for the Elderly – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 19541975 23) S. 765 – National Center for Productivity and Quality of Working Life Act – (Percy)1972-1973 24) S. 768 – Provide Improved Highspeed Rail Service Between Boston, New York, and Washington by 19761977-1979 25) S. 771 – Energy Stamp Act of 19791973-1974 26) S. 791 – Amend Export Administration Act of 1969 – Exclusion of Agricultural Commodities from Export Controls1979 27) S. 793 – Small Business Loan Reform Act of 19791977 28) S. 801 – Community Development Block Grant – Hold Harmless for Small CitiesBox 3901983 1) S. 804 – Undercover Operations Act 1975-1976 2) S. 820 – Merchant Marine Authorizations1979 3) S. 825 – Unemployment Compensation Reform Act of 1979 – Unemployment Insurance System Revitalization Act of 19791970-1973 4) S. 847 – Amend National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 – Standards for School Buses – Investigation of School Bus Accidents1975 5) S. 850 – National School Lunch and Child Nutrition Act Amendments of 1975 (McGovern)1975 6) S. 863 – Improve Rail Lines with Respect to Abandonments and Terminations – Local Rail Services Act of 1975 – (Pearson)1971 7) S. 869 – Single Person’s Tax – Equalization of the Tax Structure for Single Taxpayers – Correspondence1972-1973 8) S. 874 – Amend the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 – Provide a Program for Gifted and Talented Children1979 9) S. 885 – Pacific Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act, Folder 11979 10) S. 885 – Pacific Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act, Folder 21977 11) S. 911 – For the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Logan1975 12) S. 911 – Require Windows that Open in Federal Buildings– Open Windows Act of 19751979 13) S. 918 – To Amend the Small Business Act and Small Business Investment Act of 19581975 14) S. 920 – Amendment Number 529 – F-18 and F-16 Fighters – (Weicker- Chiles)Box 3911971 1) S. 922 – Youth Camp Safety Act1977 2) S. 946 – Whale Preservation Act1971 3) S. 958 – Amendment Number 219 – Recycling Amendment/Atomic Energy Commission Appropriations 1974-1975 4) S. 961 – 200 Mile Limit – (Magnuson) – Emergency Marine Fisheries Protection Act of 19751977 5) S. 962 – To Provide for the Disposition of Excess Campaign Contributions1979 6) S. 967 – Railroad Reorganization Energy Impact Reductions Act of 19791972-1973 7) S. 968 – Authorize Federal Savings and Loan Associations and National Banks to Own Stock and Invest in Loans to State Housing Corporations1979 8) S. 968 – Public Utilities Regulatory Policies Act1973 9) S. 980 – Permit Payment of Extended Unemployment Compensation Benefits to Additional Workers1977-1978 10) S. 987 – Amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to Remove All Restrictions on the Adoption by United States Citizens of More Than Two Children1976-1977 11) S. 991 – Department of Education Act of 19771977 12) S. 995 – Amend Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to Prohibit Sex Discrimination on the Basis of Pregnancy1971 13) S. 1011 – To Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1971-1972 14) S. 1012 – Amendment Number 220 – Recycled Materials – Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1971 15) S. 1013 – Amendment Number 221 – Amend Section 8 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act – Recycling1971 16) S. 1014 – To Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1971 17) S. 1015 – To Establish an Environmental Financing Authority to Assist in the Financing of Waste Treatment Facilities1971 18) S. 1016 – Noise Pollution – Correspondence1979 19) S. 1018 – Repeal of Certain Provisions Relating to the Republic of Uganda1979 20) S. 1019 – To Amend the International Development and Food Assistance Act of 1978 and the Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1979 – Uganda1973 21) S. 1019 – To Terminate the Oil Import Control Program1979 22) S. 1029 – Authorize the Small Business Administration to Guarantee the Payment of Principal and Interest on State and Local Development Company Debentures 1977 23) S. 1043 – Provides for Development of Aquaculture in the United States – National Aquaculture Organic Act of 19771979 24) S. 1050 – The College Tuition Tax Relief Act of 19791977 25) S. 1051 – Federal Grain Inspection and Weighing Program ImprovementsBox 3921981 1) S. 1080 – The Regulatory Reform Act, Folder 11978-1982 2) S. 1080 – The Regulatory Reform Act, Folder 21978-1982 3) S. 1080 – The Regulatory Reform Act, Folder 31973 4) S. 1081 – Rights-of-Way Across Federal Lands Where the Use of Such is in the Public Interest and which will Protect the Environment1972-1973 5) S. 1082 – To Repeal the Bread Tax1973 6) S. 1098 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide Income Tax Simplification, Reform, and Relief for Small BusinessBox 3931977 1) S. 1099 – To Provide for Agricultural Resources1970-1972 2) S. 1116 – Mustangs – Control of Wild Horses and Burros on Public Lands1975 3) S. 1119 – Tax Relief to Small Business1981-1984 4) S. 1128 – Agriculture Productivity Act1975 5) S. 1136 – Antitrust Enforcement Authorization Act of 19751985 6) S. 1142 – Domestic Food Assistance Act1975 7) S. 1143 – Railroad Revenue Act of 19751975 8) S. 1144 – Rail Network – Interstate Railroad Act of 19741973 9) S. 1146 – Provide for Repayment of Certain Sums Advanced to Providers of Services Under Title XVIII of the Social Security Act 1977 10) S. 1171 – Relating to Collective Bargaining Representation of Postal Employees1971 11) S. 1182 – Expansion of Health Maintenance Organizations1971 12) S. 1183 – Aid to Health Personnel Education – Health Manpower Assistance Act of 19711975 13) S. 1183 – Disability Insurance for the Blind1967-1976 14) S. 1189 – Federal Election Campaign Reform ActBox 3941975 1) S. 1192 – To Provide One Additional Judgeship for the District of Connecticut1985 2) S. 1200 – Immigration Reform Act1979 3) S. 1204 – Improved Medicaid Services for Low Income Children and Pregnant Women1981-1982 4) S. 1215 – Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act – To Continue Competition in Brewing Industry1971 5) S. 1238 – Dumping – Marine Protection Act of 19711979 6) S. 1246 – Energy Antimonopoly Act of 19791975 7) S. 1259 – Small Business Emergency Relief Act1975 8) S. 1260 – General Services Administration Multiyear Leases1977-1980 9) S. 1280 – Energy Management Partnership Act of 1979, Folder 11977-1980 10) S. 1280 – Energy Management Partnership Act of 1979, Folder 21977-1980 11) S. 1280 – Energy Management Partnership Act of 1979, Folder 3Box 3951976 1) S. 1284 – The Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976, Folder 11976 2) S. 1284 – The Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976, Folder 21976 3) S. 1284 – The Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976, Folder 3 1979 4) S. 1308 – Energy Supply Act – Priority Energy Project Act of 19791975 5) S. 1326 – Assist the Unemployed – Emergency Special Public Service Employment and Railroad Improvement Act of 19751973 6) S. 1326 – Hemophiliac Act of 19731979 7) S. 1335 – To Require Efficiency Improvements in Residential Heating Units1979 8) S. 1336 – To Require Residential Energy Audits1979-1980 9) S. 1337 – To Amend Title 23 of the U.S. Code to Provide Greater Compliance with the National Maximum Speed Limit1979 10) S. 1338 – To Establish Energy Efficiency Standards for Industrial Equipment1974-1975 11) S. 1358 – For the Relief of Simeon and Paca Zivkov1974 12) S. 1361 – Copyright Law Revision Bill1979 13) S. 1398 – Industrial Equipment Efficiency Act of 19791979 14) S. 1408 – To Provide for the Development of Aquaculture in the U.S. – National Aquaculture Organic Act of 1979Box 3961919-1977 1) S. 1428 – Stamford Harbor, Connecticut Navigation Project1971 2) S. 1430 – Department of Community Development Act1971 3) S. 1431 – Department of Natural Resources Act1971 4) S. 1432 – Department of Human Resources Act1971 5) S. 1433 – Department of Economic Affairs Act1973 6) S. 1435 – Home Rule District of Columbia – Amendment Proposal1979-1980 7) S. 1435 – The Capital Cost Recovery Act of 19791975 8) S. 1437 – Federal Procurement Relations – Federal Grant and Cooperative Agreement Act of 19751979 9) S. 1449 – Mandatory Gasoline Coupon Rationing1979 10) S. 1455 – Pete Domenici Bill for New Mexico Coal Lease Exchange 1977 11) S. 1462 – Erosion and Runoff – Emergency Runoff Retardation and Soil Erosion Prevention Program1981 12) S. 1467 – Capitol Hill Employee Rights1979-1980 13) S. 1481 – Amend the IRS Code of 1954 to Provide a Credit Against Tax for Investment in Small Business Participating Debentures1975 14) S. 1483 – Weicker Amendment to the Emergency Housing Act of 19751975 15) S. 1485 – State Lotteries – State Lottery Exemption Act of 19751975-1976 16) S. 1487 – Coast Guard Authorization Fiscal Year 19761975 17) S. 1502 – Five Year Moratorium on Unemployment Tax1972-1974 18) S. 1527 – Lobster Conservation and Control Act of 19731971 19) S. 1531 – Authorize Construction at Military Installations – Amendment Number 222 – Recycled Materials1979-1980 20) S. 1533 – To Amend the Investment Company Act of 1940 to Provide an Exemption for Qualified Venture Capital Companies1977 21) S. 1554 – Rail Rehabilitation Act of 19771973 22) S. 1560 – EEA [Emergency Employment Act] Bill of 19731979 23) S. 1597 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide for the Economic Stimulation of the Economy Through Increased Savings and Investment1977 24) S. 1598 – To Amend the Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act of 1976 – Eliminate Matching Requirements in Funding of Station and Fencing Improvements in the Northeast Corridor1973 25) S. 1610 – Amend the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 to Require Installation of Airborne Collision Avoidance Systems – Civilian and Military Aircraft1979 26) S. 1630 – United States Olympic Development Fund Checkoff Act of 19791983 27) S. 1644 – Sentencing Improvement Act1977 28) S. 1644 – Tax Equity for Parents Without Partners (Finance)1979-1980 29) S. 1656 – Provide for a National Program of Fisheries Research and Development 1975 30) S. 1662 – Amendment Number 429 – To Amend the Food Stamp Act of 19641975-1976 31) S. 1666 – Electric Utilities Rate Reform Act of 1975Box 3971970-1973 1) S. 1668 – Amend the National Environmental Policy Act to Insure Balance of Environmental Considerations1975 2) S. 1696 – Humanitarian Assistance for Refugees from South Vietnam and Cambodia1979 3) S. 1697 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Permit a Credit or Exclusion from Tax for Interest Received on Savings in Residential Finance Institutions1979 4) S. 1704 – To Amend Title 23 of the U.S. Code to Improve Transportation Throughout the Nation1979 5) S. 1720 – Health Care for All Americans Act1979-1980 6) S. 1722 – The Criminal Code Reform Act of 19791979-1980 7) S. 1724 – Home Energy Assistance Act1977 8) S. 1726 – The Small Business Economic Policy and Advocacy Reorganization Act of 19771972 9) S. 1729 – Amendment – Establish Non-Discriminatory Rates for the Transportation of Recycled Solid Waste Materials1973 10) S. 1745 – Provide Financial Assistance for Research for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome1971 11) S. 1747 – Nurse Training Amendments of 19711973 12) S. 1769 – Fire Bill – Establish U.S. Fire Administration and National Fire Academy in the Department of Housing and Urban Affairs1971 13) S. 1769 – Legal Services Corporation ActBox 3981979 1) S. 1775 – Agricultural, Forestry, and Rural Energy Act of 1979 1977 2) S. 1784 – To Amend the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 – Age Discrimination in Employment Amendments of 19771977-1980 3) S. 1787 – Efficient Food Transportation Act of 19791979 4) S. 1800 – To Facilitate Energy Efficiency in Residential Buildings – Residential Energy Efficiency Program of 19791977 5) S. 1815 – To Amend the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 – Small Business Venture Capital Act of 19771971 6) S. 1816 – New England States Fuel Oil Act of 19711971 7) S. 1828 – Conquest of Cancer Act 1973-1976 8) S. 1828 – Relating to Collective Bargaining Representation of Postal Employees1979-1980 9) S. 1830 – Ocean Thermal Energy Conservation Research, Development, and Demonstration Act1979 10) S. 1831 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Net Operating Loss Carryover Period/Real Estate Investment Trust1975 11) S. 1833 – New York City Default – Fiscal Crisis, Folder 11975 12) S. 1833 – New York City Default – Fiscal Crisis, Folder 2Box 3991973 1) S. 1841 – Television Blackout Bill – Amend the Communications Act of 19341980 2) S. 1842 – National Heritage Policy Act of 19791977 3) S. 1853 – Unemployment Compensation Reform Act of 19771979-1980 4) S. 1860 – Establish a Federal Program to Assist Innovative Small Business – Small Business Innovation Act of 19791971-1972 5) S. 1861 – Minimum Wage Bill1973 6) S. 1866 – Civil Service Retirees1973 7) S. 1868 – Amend the United Nations Participation Act to Halt Importation of Rhodesian Chrome1977 8) S. 1870 – Elimination of Highway Trust Fund 1971 9) S. 1872 – For the Relief of Soviet Jews1973-1974 10) S. 1888 – Omnibus Agriculture Bill – Agriculture and Consumer Protection Bill1973 11) S. 1914 – Radio Free Europe – Board for International Broadcasting Act of 19731976 12) S. 1926 – Health Maintenance Organization Amendments of 19761975 13) S. 1941 – Animal Welfare Improvement Act of 19751979-1980 14) S. 1957 – Amend the Federal Boat Safety Act of 1971 – Improve Boating Safety – National Recreational Boating Safety and Facilities Improvement Program1973 15) S. 1988 – Extend United States Jurisdiction Over Certain Ocean Areas and Fish to Protect the Domestic Fishing Industry1975-1976 16) S. 2015 – College Second-Class Mail Issue1971 17) S. 2038 – Amtrak Funding – High Speed Trains1986 18) S. 2048 Royal Mail Ship Titanic Maritime Memorial Act of 19861979-1980 19) S. 2049 – Increase the Small Business Administration Loan Guarantee Limits1977 20) S. 2057 – National Energy Conservation Policy Act1973 21) S. 2058 – Amend the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 – Provide for Regulation of Clearing Agencies and Transfer Agents1980-1982 22) S. 2059 – 97th Congress – Ethics in Government Act Amendments of 19821977 23) S. 2059 – The Energy Stamp Act of 19771973-1974 24) S. 2060 – Emergency Rail Services Act Amendments of 19731973-1975 25) S. 2061 – Provide for the Establishment of a National Cemetery in Connecticut or in Standard Federal Region 1Box 4001975 1) S. 2078 – Federal Aid Highway Act of 19751979 2) S. 2081 – To Prohibit Employment Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation 1977 3) S. 2085 – Transitional Deep Ocean Mining Act1977 4) S. 2096 – Right to Financial Privacy Act of 19771977 5) S. 2099 – Amend the Regional Rail Reorganization Act of 19731971 6) S. 2100 – Senate Parking – To Consider the Need for Offstreet Parking for Senate Employees1979 7) S. 2104 – To Increase Export Opportunities for Small Businesses1971 8) S. 2111 – To Amend the Public Works and Economic Development Act to Require the Use of Recycled Materials1971 9) S. 2112 – To Amend the Airport and Airway Development Act to Require the Use of Recycled Materials in Projects1971 10) S. 2113 – To Amend the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 – Use of Recycled Materials1971 11) S. 2114 – Require the Use of Recycled Materials in the Administration of Laws Relating to Reclamation1971 12) S. 2115 – Require the Use of Recycled Materials – Administration of the National Park Service1975-1976 13) S. 2115 – Reservist Bill – Enabling President to Authorize the Involuntary Order to Active Duty of Selected Reservists1971 14) S. 2116 – To Amend the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act/Require the Use of Recycled Materials1971 15) S. 2117 – To Amend Title 39, United States Code/Require the Use of Recycled Materials1971 16) S. 2118 – To Amend Title 38, United States Code/Require the Use of Recycled Materials in Projects and Programs1971 17) S. 2119 – To Amend Title 23, United States Code/Require the Use of Recycled Materials1979-1980 18) S. 2119 – To Protect Fisheries Resources on Georges Bank1971 19) S. 2120 – To Amend the Department of Agriculture Organic Act of 1944/Require the Use of Recycled Materials1971 20) S. 2121 – To Amend the Public Buildings Act/Require the Use of Recycled Materials 1971 21) S. 2122 – To Amend the Appalachian Regional Development Act – Require the Use of Recycled Materials1980 22) S. 2123 – Colorado Wilderness1971 23) S. 2123 – To Require the Use of Recycled Materials in Projects for the Construction, Repair, and Preservation of Public Works on Rivers and Harbors/Navigation and Flood Control1979 24) S. 2136 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Reduce the Rate of Tax on Corporations1976 25) S. 2149 – Amend Internal Revenue of 1954 and Tax Reduction Act of 1974 to Make Certain Changes Which Affect the Small Business AdministrationBox 4011975-1976 1) S. 2150 – Solid Waste Utilization Act of 19761979-1980 2) S. 2156 – To Amend the Railroad Revitalization Reform Act of 1976 – Authorize Additional Appropriations for the Northeast Corridor Improvement Project1979 3) S. 2159 – To Amend the Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973 to Establish a Presidential Commission on National Service1977 4) S. 2161 – Regional Energy Development Act of 19771971-1973 5) S. 2169 – Provide for the Direct Financing of Low Income Housing Programs1977 6) S. 2169 – To Name the New Health, Education, and Welfare Building the Hubert H. Humphrey Building1979-1980 7) S. 2177 – To Amend the Mortgage Amount, Sales Price, and Interest Rate Limitations – Government National Mortgage Association Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Authority1979-1980 8) S. 2178 – Amend Section 313 of the National Housing Act1971-1972 9) S. 2190 – Require the Use of Recycled Materials in Procurement and Construction Under the Authority of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration1970 10) S. 2193 – Occupational Safety and Health Act of 19701971 11) S. 2198 – National Summer Youth Sports Program 1980 12) S. 2200 – Impose a Trade Embargo Against the USSR Until Troops Withdraw from Afghanistan1977 13) S. 2204 – Excise Tax on the Investment Income of Private Foundations1976 14) S. 2212 – Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Extension – Crime Control Act1980 15) S. 2216 – Intelligence Identities Protection Act1980 16) S. 2221 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954/Increase from 60 Percent to 80 Percent Deduction with Respect to Net Capital Gain From Investment in Small Business1977 17) S. 2228 – Estate and Gift Tax Amendments Act of 19771977 18) S. 2265 – Marine Migratory Fish Conservation and Study Act of 19771980 19) S. 2272 Lowell Weicker – 96th Congress – Public Prosecutor Act of 19801973 20) S. 2274 – Disposal of Copper from National Stockpile1980 21) S. 2284 – CIA Charter – National Intelligence Act of 19801975 22) S. 2290 – To Establish a Consumer Protection Study CommissionBox 4021975 1) S. 2299 – Extend Price Controls for 45 Days – Emergency Petroleum Allocation Extension Act of 19751977 2) S. 2305 – To Amend the Securities Act of 19331971 3) S. 2317 – Emergency Loan Guarantee Act – Public Works and Economic Development Act Amendments of 19711973 4) S. 2318 – Prohibit Surveillance of Civilians – Freedom from Surveillance Act of 19731977-1978 5) S. 2352 – Pension Requirements Simplification Act1973 6) S. 2359 – Amend the Social Security Act – Liberalize Conditions Governing Eligibility of Blind Persons to Receive Disability Insurance1980 7) S. 2359 – To Provide for Fair Commercial Credit Reporting1984 8) S. 2368 – Dietary Information Act 1971 9) S. 2393 – Economic Disaster Area Relief Act of 19711973 10) S. 2397 – To Increase Social Security Benefits from 5.9% to 7% Effective January 19741980 11) S. 2411 – Establish and Maintain a Federal Work Force to Operate Nuclear Generating Stations1973-1974 12) S. 2411 – Export Control Bill – Export Priorities Act, Folder 11973-1974 13) S. 2411 – Export Control Bill – Export Priorities Act, Folder 21977 14) S. 2412, 2413, 2414 – To Prohibit Importing of Ugandan Articles to the United States1971 15) S. 2413 – Wage and Price Board – National Commission on Wages and Prices Act1971 16) S. 2414 – Productivity Board – National Productivity Act of 19711976 17) S. 2422 – Extension of Shipping Laws to the Virgin Islands1975-1976 18) S. 2426 – Private Individuals’ Postal Rate Relief Act of 1975Box 4031978 1) S. 2428 – Small Business and Farms Capital Preservation Act of 19781978 2) S. 2459 – Social Security Tax Credit1968-1976 3) S. 2466 – Federal Interagency Day Care Requirements1978 4) S. 2467 – Labor Law Reform Act of 19681978 5) S. 2470 – Clean Air Act1980 6) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Amendments1980 7) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Analysis, Folder 11980 8) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Analysis, Folder 21980 9) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Correspondence1980 10) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Northeast Utilities1980 11) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Oil Blackout Box 4041980 1) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Summary1980 2) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Testimony and Statements1980 3) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – Utility Oil Reduction Bill1980 4) S. 2470 – Powerplant Fuels Conservation Act – White House Specifications1976 5) S. 2477 – Disclosure to Congress and the Public of Lobbying Activities to Influence Issues – Lobbying Disclosure Act of 19761971 6) S. 2479 – Amend the Public Buildings Act – Public Buildings Amendments of 19711975 7) S. 2506 – To Amend Title XVIII of the Social Security Act to Provide for the Furnishing of Outpatient Rehabilitation Services1971 8) S. 2509 – Pop Warner Football League1971-1972 9) S. 2515 – Equal Employment Opportunities Enforcement Act of 19711980 10) S. 2519 – Prevention of the Destruction of Fisheries Resources by Lost Fishing Gear1976-1978 11) S. 2525 – CIA Charter – Reorganization of the Intelligence CommunityBox 4051975 1) S. 2525 – Medicare Coverage of Dental Care, Eye Care, Dentures, Eyeglasses, and Hearing Aids1980 2) S. 2542 – To Grant a Federal Charter to Italian American War Veterans1974 3) S. 2543 – Amending the Freedom of Information Act1978 4) S. 2607 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Provide a Refund of 10 Percent of the Employer and Self-Employed Social Security Taxes Paid by a Taxpayer1973 5) S. 2611 – To Establish a Special Prosecutor – Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary – Independent Special Prosecutor Act of 19731980 6) S. 2620 – To Expand Opportunities for Small Business Participation in Exporting1980 7) S. 2624 – To Reform the Laws Relating to Agency Paperwork 1980 8) S. 2625 – Amend Chapter 39 of Title 28 of the United States Code Relating to the Appointment of a Special Prosecutor1978 9) S. 2627 – Special Rule for Amounts Deferred Compensation Plans1980 10) S. 2630 – To Establish a Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta, Georgia1980-1982 11) S. 2634 – Don Nickels’ Bill Amending Section 14c of the Fair Labor Standards Act1980 12) S. 2635 – To Amend the Small Business Act and the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 – Authorize Guarantees with Respect to Energy Facilities1975 13) S. 2635 – Veterans and Survivors Pension Reform Act1971 14) S. 2652 – To Provide an Elected Mayor and City Council for the District of Columbia1973-1974 15) S. 2658 – To Direct the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and Other Agencies to Develop Solar Heating and Cooling1974 16) S. 2665 – To Provide for Increased Participation by the United States in the International Development Association1978 17) S. 2669 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide an Equitable Tax Structure for Small and Independent Companies1973 18) S. 2673 – Attorney General’s Salary Bill1973 19) S. 2674 – To Abolish the Office of Telecommunications Policy1971 20) S. 2677 – To Authorize Programs in the District of Columbia to Combat the Disease Known as Sickle Cell Anemia1980 21) S. 2686 – Provide for the Protection of the Barrier Islands1975-1976 22) S. 2695 – Aging – Miscellaneous – Tax Credit for Taxpayers Housing a Parent1980 23) S. 2718 – Formation and Operation of Export Trading CompaniesBox 4061977-1978 1) S. 2733 – Small Business Energy Loan Act1980 2) S. 2734 – Carnegie-Mellon Property Transfer 1971 3) S. 2736 – Authorization for Grants to Agencies to Finance the Development Costs of Connecting Sewer Facilities1971 4) S. 2737 – To Require the Army Corps of Engineers to Replace or Repair Sewage Systems Damaged During Work by the Corps of Engineers1978 5) S. 2742 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide Simplification, Reform, and Relief for Small Business1971 6) S. 2760 – Amendment Number 705 – Provide Financial Assistance to the National Railroad Passenger Corporation1970-1973 7) S. 2767 – Rail Service Act of 19731971-1972 8) S. 2770 – To Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1973 9) S. 2776 – Amendment – To Provide Effective Management of Energy Policy of the Nation1982 10) S. 2784 – NFL [National Football League] Antitrust Bill – Major League Sports Community Protection Act of 1982, Folder 11982 11) S. 2784 – NFL Antitrust Bill – Major League Sports Community Protection Act of 1982, Folder 21982 12) S. 2784 – NFL Antitrust Bill – Major League Sports Community Protection Act of 1982, Folder 31976 13) S. 2812 – Regulatory Reform Act of 19761978 14) S. 2813 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide a Permanent Reduction in Corporate TaxesBox 4071978 1) S. 2816 – Commercial Fisheries Development Act1975 2) S. 2819 – Small Business Estate and Gift Tax Reform Act1976 3) S. 2839 – International Investment Survey Act1973 4) S. 2854 – Arthritis Bill – Amend the Public Health Service Act1978 5) S. 2862 – Provide for the Regularization of Administrative Practices and Procedures, Better Congressional Control of Federal Regulations, Periodic Review of Existing Regulations 1978 6) S. 2864 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide that Trusts Established for the Payment of Product and Professional Liability Claims Shall be Exempt from Income Tax1971-1974 7) S. 2869 – To Authorize Certain Public Rail Crossings1980 8) S. 2881 – A Bill Promoting Historic Preservation1974 9) S. 2893 – National Cancer Act Amends of 19741976 10) S. 2910 – Establish the National Diabetes Advisory Board1978 11) S. 2920 – To Amend the Trade Act of 19741976 12) S. 2925 – Government Economy and Spending Reform Act of 19761977 13) S. 2925 – Sunset Bill – S. 21978-1980 14) S. 2929 – CIA Charter – Establish an Intelligence Community to Promote the National Security of the United States1971 15) S. 2944 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Exclude from Gross Income the Compensation of Members of the Armed Forces Who Became Prisoners of War During the Vietnam War1972 16) S. 2956 – Rules Governing the Use of the Armed Forces of the United States in the Absence of a Declaration of War by Congress1976 17) S. 2962 – Requires the United States Postal Service to Make Considerations Before Closing Third and Fourth Class Post Offices1974 18) S. 2963 – Criminal Justice Information Control and Protection of Privacy Act of 19741980 19) S. 2981 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Provide Tax Incentives for the Issuance of Small Business Participating Debentures1980 20) S. 2983 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Reduce Tax on Capital Gains1980 21) S. 2990 – To Amend the Federal Securities Laws1974-1975 22) S. 2994 – National Health Planning and Development and Health Facilities Assistance Act of 19741980 23) S. 3006 – Industrial Energy Efficiency and Fuel Conservation Tax Incentives Act of 1980 1971-1972 24) S. 3010 – Office of Economic Opportunity] Extension Bill, Folder 11971-1972 25) S. 3010 –Office of Economic Opportunity] Extension Bill, Folder 21978 26) S. 3017 – Amend the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 and the Internal Revenue Code of 1954/Simplify, Clarify and Improve Federal Law Relating to the Regulation of Employee Benefit Plans1978 27) S. 3026 – Redevelopment Area Grant Program1971 28) S. 3029 – For the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Zuniga-JaramilloBox 4081972 1) S. 3037 – Amend the Federal Aid Highway Act of 19561980 2) S. 3044 – Designate the U.S. Federal Building in Hartford, Connecticut as the “Abraham A. Ribicoff Federal Building”1978 3) S. 3049 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954/Provide for a Deduction for Amounts Paid into a Reserve for Product Liability Losses, to Provide a Deduction for Amounts Paid to Captive Insurers1976 4) S. 3049 – To Modify the Project for Hurricane-Flood Protection at New London, Connecticut1971-1972 5) S. 3054 – Manpower Development and Training Act of 19721976 6) S. 3055 – Grain Inspection Reform Act of 19761976 7) S. 3060 – Extend the Life of the National Study Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials1974 8) S. 3062 – Disaster Relief Bill – Disaster Relief Act Amendments of 19741978 9) S. 3065 – Investment Incentive Act of 19781972 10) S. 3071 – Amend the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 19641978-1980 11) S. 3072 – To Establish the Rattlesnake National Recreation Area and Wilderness in Montana1978 12) S. 3073 – Highway Trust Fund Amendment1972 13) S. 3080 – Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Amendments of 1972 1976 14) S. 3085 – Fair and Equitable Representation for Smaller and Medium-Sized Businesses on Federal Advisory Committees1976 15) S. 3091 – National Forest Management Act of 19761980 16) S. 3092/H.R. 7105 – National Youth Hostel System1976 17) S. 3098 – To Amend the Community Services Act of 19741974 18) S. 3098 – To Amend the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act of 19731972 19) S. 3110 – Transportation Trust Fund – Federal Transportation1972 20) S. 3123 – Statutory Limit on Expenditures and Net Lending During Fiscal Year 19731968-1974 21) Adds the Shepaug River to United States Rivers Being Studied for Protection Under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act – Shepaug River ActBox 4091976 1) S. 3136 – National Food Stamp Reform Act of 1976, Folder 11976 2) S. 3136 – National Food Stamp Reform Act of 1976, Folder 21976 3) S. 3138 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Deny Certain Benefits to Taxpayers Who Participate in the Boycott of Israel1972 4) S. 3142 – Soviet Jewish Refugees in Israel1974 5) S. 3182 – To Prohibit the Banning of Lead Shot for Hunting1976 6) S. 3187 – Extend the Authorization of Appropriations for the National Commission on New Technological Uses of Copyrighted Works1974-1977 7) S. 3219 – To Amend the Clean Air Act, Folder 11974-1977 8) S. 3219 – To Amend the Clean Air Act, Folder 21974-1977 9) S. 3219 – To Amend the Clean Air Act, Folder 31972 10) S. 3232 – Emergency Disputes Protecting InterestsBox 410 1976 1) S. 3239 – Health Professions Education Assistance Act1978 2) S. 3274 – Change Name of an Agriculture Department Facility1978 3) S. 3275 – Amend the Small Business Act to Increase the Maximum Allowable Compensation and Travel Expenses for Experts and Consultants1978 4) S. 3276 – Amend the Small Business Act/Operation of Volunteer Programs to Assist Small Business1973-1974 5) S. 3343 – Interstate Railroad Act of 19741978 6) S. 3345 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954/Tax Treatment of Small Business Investment Companies Electing to be Taxed as Regulated Investment Companies1974 7) S. 3355 – Amendment Number 1487 – Repeal District of Columbia and Federal “No Knock” Statutes1974 8) S. 3355 – Drug Abuse Prevention – No-Knock1976 9) S. 3379 – Reporting and Analysis of Contributions, Payments, and Gifts Made in the Conduct of International Business1974 10) S. 3394 – Foreign Assistance Act of 1974, Folder 11974 11) S. 3394 – Foreign Assistance Act of 1974, Folder 21972 12) S. 3394 – Sale of Gold1974 13) S. 3398 – To Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, to Aid Veterans’ Wives and Widows to Pursue an Education1975-1976 14) S. 3425 – Lock and Dam 26 on Mississippi River, Alton, Illinois1972 15) S. 3442 – Communicable Disease Control Amendments Act of 19721974 16) S. 3481 – Airport Landing Fee Legislation – Amend the Federal Aviation Act of 19581978 17) S. 3489 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954/An Additional Carryback of Seven Years for Excessive Net Operating Losses Attributable to Product Liability LossesBox 4111972 1) S. 3492 – Omnibus Criminal Justice Reform Amendment of 19721978 2) S. 3496 – Small Business Nonprofit Organization Patent Procedures Act 1973-1974 3) S. 3500 – Amateur Athletic Bill – Amateur Athletic Act of 1974, Folder 11973-1974 4) S. 3500 – Amateur Athletic Bill – Amateur Athletic Act of 1974, Folder 21973-1974 5) S. 3521 – CALL – Congressional Advisory Legislative Line – To Establish an Office with a Toll-Free Telephone Number to Provide Access to Information Relating to Legislation Before Congress1972 6) S. 3521 – Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Act of 19721974 7) S. 3548 – Harry S. Truman Memorial Scholarship Act – Four Year Scholarships for Studies in Public Service1974 8) S. 3556 – Highway Energy Conservation and Safety Act of 1974 – Retains 55 Mile Per Hour Speed Limit1974 9) S. 3585 – Health Professionals – Health Professions Educational Assistance Act of 19741976 10) S. 3585 – National Meals-on-Wheels Act of 19761971-1972 11) S. 3617 – Comprehensive Headstart, Child Development, and Family Services Act of 19721976 12) S. 3635 – To Authorize Procurement of Janitorial, Protective, Trash Removal and Similar Services for Periods not Exceeding Four Years1972 13) S. 3651 – State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 19721974 14) S. 3657 – State Lottery Exemption Act of 19741972 15) S. 3670 – Amend the Washington Area Transit Authority Compact1972 16) S. 3704 – Provide for a Six-Month Extension of the Emergency Unemployment Compensation Program1972 17) S. 3705 – Amend Section 203(e)(2) of the Federal-State Extended Unemployment Compensation Act of 19701974 18) S. 3712 – Provides One Additional Judgeship for the District of Connecticut1976 19) S. 3735 – Swine Flu Bill – Swine Influenza Vaccine1976 20) S. 3755 – To Aid in the Enforcement of Acts Implemented by the Consumer Product Safety Commission1972 21) S. 3769 – Interstate Railroad System Act of 1972 1976 22) S. 3787 – Save the Whales1974 23) S. 3790 – Compensating United States Air Carriers for Excessive Airport Landing Fees Charged in a Foreign CountryBox 4121976 1) S. 3823 – Water Resources Development Act of 19761974-1975 2) S. 3934 – Federal Aid Highway Act Amendments of 19741974 3) S. 3935 – Tax Return Access Legislation – Montoya-Weicker – Prohibit Disclosure of Tax Returns Without Consent of the Taxpayer1972 4) S. 3939 – Amendment – Authorize Appropriations for Construction of Certain Highways1974 5) S. 3955 – Foreign Investment Review Act of 19741974 6) S. 3995 – Provide for the Immigration of Children of Individuals Suffering from Hansen’s Disease1972 7) S. 4001 – Amend Title II of the Social Security Act1974 8) S. 4057 – Transportation Safety Act of 19741974 9) S. 4207 – Extend Unemployment Benefits – Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act of 19741974-1976 10) S. 4227 – Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act of 1974, Folder 11974-1976 11) S. 4227 – Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act of 1974, Folder 21971-1974 12) S. 4230 – Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Establishment of Procedures for the Selection of Income Tax Returns for Audit1973 13) Senate Concurrent Resolution 12 – Calling Upon the President to Carry Out the Provisions of the OEO – Office of Economic Opportunity Act of 19641979 14) Senate Concurrent Resolution 14 – Calling for a Moratorium of Indefinite Duration on the Commercial Killing of Whales1973 15) S.C. – Senate Concurrent Resolution 18 – Medicare Cutbacks Opposition1977 16) Senate Concurrent Resolution 26 – Amyotrophic Laterial Sclerosis – Lou Gehrig’s Disease Box 4131975 1) Senate Concurrent Resolution 32 – Budget Resolution1971 2) Senate Concurrent Resolution 45 – Providing for United Nations Charter Review1975 3) Senate Concurrent Resolution 48 – To Invite Alexandr Solzhenitsyn to Address a Joint Meeting of Congress1971 4) Senate Concurrent Resolution 49 – Treatment of Prisoners of War1975 5) Senate Concurrent Resolution 51 – Provide for a Conditional Adjournment of the Senate1972 6) Senate Concurrent Resolution 55 – Recognition of Bangladesh1972 7) Senate Concurrent Resolution 57 – Day of Prayer for World Peace1973 8) Senate Concurrent Resolution 57 – Housing Assistance and Community Development Programs1973 9) Senate Concurrent Resolution 60 – Declaring Shortage of Crude Oil, Residual Fuel Oil, and Refined Petroleum Products1980 10) Senate Concurrent Resolution 64 – Respect to the Invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union 1974 11) Senate Concurrent Resolution 66 – Imprisonment in Soviet Union of Lithuanian Seaman Who Unsuccessfully Sought Asylum Aboard a United States Coast Guard Ship1975-1976 12) Senate Concurrent Resolution 66 – World Food Crisis1975 13) Senate Concurrent Resolution 72 – Relative to Slavery in the United States1980 14) Senate Concurrent Resolution 73 – International Year of Disabled Person – Implementing Objectives1975 15) Senate Concurrent Resolution 73 – Relating to the United Nations and Zionism1978 16) Senate Concurrent Resolution 74 – Recognizing April as Fair Housing Month1974 17) Senate Concurrent Resolution 79 – One Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Herbert Hoover1976 18) Senate Concurrent Resolution 86 – Congressional Opposition to Out-of- Pocket Payments by Medicare Beneficiaries 1980 19) Senate Concurrent Resolution 86 – First Congressional Budget Resolution, 1981 – Weicker Amendments1980 20) Senate Concurrent Resolution 92 – Congress Does Not Favor the Withholding of Income Tax on Interest and Dividend Payments1962-1974 21) Senate Joint Resolution – Elected Attorney General – Constitutional Amendment – Weicker1976-1978 22) Senate Joint Resolution 1 – Abolishing the Electoral College – Popular Election of the President and Vice President1973 23) Senate Joint Resolution 2 – Earth Week 19731975 24) Senate Joint Resolution 2 – Establish Martin Luther King, Jr. Day1971-1972 25) Senate Joint Resolution 7 – Eighteen Year Old Voting Amendment1977 26) Senate Joint Resolution 9 – “Martin Luther King Day”1975 27) Senate Joint Resolution 12 – To Prohibit Tariffs on Oil Imports1975 28) Senate Joint Resolution 17 – Honor the Connecticut Bar Association1973 29) Senate Joint Resolution 23 – Authorize the Emergency Importation of Oil into the United States1979 30) Senate Joint Resolution 28 – Direct Popular Election of the President and Vice President1971 31) Senate Joint Resolution 32 – Prayer in Public Buildings Amendment1977 32) Senate Joint Resolution 36 – Formation of an International Organization for the Conservation of Whales1979-1980 33) Senate Joint Resolution 43 – To Proclaim March 21, 1980 “National Energy Education Day”1979 34) Senate Joint Resolution 55 – Establish a Presidential Commission on Civilian Nuclear Power1979 35) Senate Joint Resolution 61 – Designating the Week of May 20-26, 1979 as “National Oceans Week”1977-1979 36) Senate Joint Resolution 65 – To Amend the Constitution to Provide for Representation of the District of Columbia in the United States Congress Box 4141979 1) Senate Joint Resolution 66 – “Junior Achievement Week” – January 21-27, 19791979 2) Senate Joint Resolution 77 – Congratulating the Men and Women of the Apollo Program – 10th Anniversary – July 16-24, 1979 as “United States Space Observance”1979 3) Senate Joint Resolution 98 – “National Diabetes Week” – October 8-14, 19791979 4) Senate Joint Resolution 99 – “National Lupus Week” – September 16-22, 19791979 5) Senate Joint Resolution 107 – “Junior Achievement Week” – January 21-27, 1979 and January 20-26, 19801971 6) Senate Joint Resolution 108 – To Declare a U.S. Policy of Achieving Population Stabilization by Voluntary Means1979-1980 7) Senate Joint Resolution 119 – To Authorize the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, Incorporated to Erect a Memorial1975-1976 8) Senate Joint Resolution 121 – Milk Price Supports1979-1980 9) Senate Joint Resolution 127 – To Proclaim June 27, 1980 as “Helen Keller Day”1974-1980 10) Senate Joint Resolution 128 – National Diabetes Week – October 5-11, 19801979-1980 11) Senate Joint Resolution 130 – National Save the Children Day – May 1, 19801979-1980 12) Senate Joint Resolution 132 – Request the President to Make April 6-12, 1980 “National Medic Alert Week”1971 13) Senate Joint Resolution 142 – Permanent Memorial to Herbert Hoover1980 14) Senate Joint Resolution 146 – “National Small Business Week” – May 11-171973 15) Senate Joint Resolution 147 – Requires Reports from the Secretaries of Commerce and Agriculture/Grain Deals with the People’s Republic of China1980 16) Senate Joint Resolution 150 – To Request the President to Designate the Week of September 21 through September 27, 1980 as National Cystic Fibrosis Week1971 17) Senate Joint Resolution 151 – National Dog Week1980 18) Senate Joint Resolution 152 – Request the President Designate the Week of September 21 through September 27, 1980 as National Cystic Fibrosis Week 1978 19) Senate Joint Resolution 158 – A Joint Resolution Proposing Statehood for the District of Columbia1971 20) Senate Joint Resolution 158 – Clean Up America Day1976 21) Senate Joint Resolution 172 – National Tennis Week1974 22) Senate Joint Resolution 188 – Citizenship of Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn1980 23) Senate Joint Resolution 195 – To Designate September 1980 as “National Rehabilitation Month”1980 24) Senate Joint Resolution 202 – Proclamation – Week of October 12 through October 19, 1980 as Italian-American Heritage Week1972 25) Senate Joint Resolution 206 – Sudden Infant Death Syndrome1980 26) Senate Joint Resolution 210 – Grant Posthumously Full Rights of Citizenship to Douglas Macintosh1972 27) Senate Joint Resolution 245 – National Voter Registration Month1974-1975 28) Senate Resolution 9 – Amending the Rules of the Senate Relating to Open Committee Meetings1975 29) Senate Resolution 23 – Disapprove Deferral of 701 Planning Grants – Humphrey1976-1977 30) Senate Resolution 26 – Standards and Conduct Resolution of 19771977 31) Senate Resolution 38 – Appropriation and High Regard for President Gerald R. Ford1974-1975 32) Senate Resolution 39 – Radio and Television Coverage of Senate Proceedings During First Session/94th Congress – Metcalf1979 33) Senate Resolution 50 – Disapprove the Deferral of Budget Authority to Promote and Develop Fishery Products and Research Pertaining to American Fisheries1975 34) Senate Resolution 60 – Authorize Senators to Employ Additional Assistants – Gravel1973 35) Senate Resolution 60 – Establish the Select Committee to Investigate Watergate1974-1975 36) Senate Resolution 67 – Concerning the Safety and Freedom of Valentyn Moroz – Ukrainian Historian 1979 37) Senate Resolution 78 – Sense of Senate to Immediate Need for Energy Emergency Preparedness in the United States Regarding Oil Supplies and the Situation in Iran1975 38) Senate Resolution 100 – Discrimination in International Commerce1975-1976 39) Senate Resolution 104 – Limited Legislative Authority for Select Committee on Small Business1979 40) Senate Resolution 104 – Noting the Retirement of the Honorable Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr.1977 41) Senate Resolution 105 – Resolution Calling for White House Conference on Small Business1979 42) Senate Resolution 109 – Reform of Senate Ethics1971 43) Senate Resolution 112 – Appointment of Female Senate Pages1978-1979 44) Senate Resolution 112 – Senate Select Committee on Presidential Financial Transactions1977 45) Senate Resolution 117 – Designate Week of May 22-28, 1977 as Small Business Week1979 46) Senate Resolution 117 – Direct a Review of Rule XLII of the Standing Rules of the Senate and Senate Resolution 1091971-1979 47) Senate Resolution 119 – Amend Senate Resolution 112, 92nd Congress, to Eliminate Certain Restrictions Regarding Female Pages1979 48) Senate Resolution 135 – Relating to the Actions of Private First Class William James Tsakanikas1979 49) Senate Resolution 135 – Request the President to Award the Congressional Medal of Honor Posthumously to Private First Class William James Tsakanikas1977 50) Senate Resolution 138 – Resolution Relating to “Fair Housing Month”1973 51) Senate Resolution 147 – To Pay a Gratuity to Wilma F. McGinnis1975 52) Senate Resolution 148 – Alan Cranston – Welcome Latest Refugees to Our Shores – South Vietnamese and Cambodian Refugees1975 53) Senate Resolution 166 – Amendment Number 585 – New Hampshire Contested Election Seat1973 54) Senate Resolution 171 – Disapproving the Alternative Plan for Pay Adjustments for Federal Employees 1971 55) Senate Resolution 177 – Phantom Jets for Israel/Maintain the Arms Balance in the Middle East1979 56) Senate Resolution 191 – Calling Upon the President to Convene a Domestic Energy Summit Conference1972 57) Senate Resolution 214 – Agreements with Portugal or Bahrain for Military Bases or Foreign Assistance – AmendmentBox 4151973 1) Senate Resolution 222 – Authorize a National Ocean Policy Study1979 2) Senate Resolution 230 – Direction to Senate Legal Counsel to Represent a Senate – Thomas Keeney1975 3) Senate Resolution 245 – Public Disclosure by the President Respecting Commitments to Israel and Egypt1972 4) Senate Resolution 272 – Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty1974 5) Senate Resolution 291 – Release American Newsmen Imprisoned in Southeast Asia1974 6) Senate Resolution 293 – Congressional Pay Raises1979 7) Senate Resolution 298 – Incorporating Certain Studies into Georges Bank Oil Lease Operations1979 8) Senate Resolution 305 – Relating to Payment of Expenses Payable from a Senator’s Official Office Expense Account1976 9) Senate Resolution 319 – Relating to the Occupation of Certain Baltic Nations by the Soviet Union1977 10) Senate Resolution 324 – Relating to the Reduction of Customs Duties on Textile or Apparel or Fiber Products1974 11) Senate Resolution 352 – Energy Research and Development1974 12) Senate Resolution 353 – Commends Columbia Broadcasting System for the Broadcasting of the “Bicentennial Minutes” Series1978 13) Senate Resolution 356 – Insisting that Republic of Korea Cooperate Fully with the Select Committee on Ethics 1974 14) Senate Resolution 362 – Selection of Staff Members by Committee Members1980 15) Senate Resolution 367 – Condemning the Use of Chemical Agents Against the People of Indochina and Afghanistan1980 16) Senate Resolution 377 – Congratulations to Americans Who Participated in the XIII Winter Olympic Games1976 17) Senate Resolution 381 – Relating to the Fiftieth Anniversary of American Commercial Aviation1980 18) Senate Resolution 399 – Continuation of the Emergency Building Temperature Restrictions Program1980 19) Senate Resolution 407 – Congratulations to the Participants in the Physically Handicapped Winter Games1974 20) Senate Resolution 410 – Support of President Ford in Seeking World Economic Stability1980 21) Senate Resolution 415 – Relating to Chrysler Loan Guarantees1980 22) Senate Resolution 417 – Tribute to Eight Valiant American Servicemen Who Died Attempting to Free Hostages in Iran1980 23) Senate Resolution 432 – With Respect to Taxing Social Security Benefits1975-1976 24) Senate Resolution 437 – Timetable for Consideration/Final Action on Watergate Reform, Tax Privacy1980 25) Senate Resolution 461 – Disapproving the Proposed Deferral of Budget Authority for the Environmental Protection Agency Grants for Waste Treatment Works1980 26) Senate Resolution 462 – Disapproving the Proposed Deferral of Budget Authority for the Environmental Protection Agency Grants for Waste Treatment Works1980 27) Senate Resolution 472 – Calling for Withdrawal of Soviet Troops from Afghanistan1976 28) Senate Resolution 524 – Condemning Terrorism – Attack at Yesilkoy Airport in Istanbul, Turkey1978 29) [SALT I] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty I – Clippings1977 30) [SALT I] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty I – Neutron-Lance Warhead1978-1979 31) [SALT II] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II – Administrative Materials 1979 32) [SALT II] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II – Mark-Up – Carriers1979 33) [SALT II] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II – Summary of SALT II Hearings1979 34) [SALT II] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II – Treaty1979 35) [SALT II] – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II – Treaty Text of SALT II1982 36) [Schools] – Busing Case – Los Angeles, CaliforniaBox 416Undated 1) [Schools] – Busing – Chronology1982 2) [Schools] – Busing – Congressional Record – Floor Statement by Lowell Weicker – February 41981 3) [Schools] – Busing – CRS – Congressional Research Service Materials1972 4) [Schools] – Busing – House Resolution 13915: Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1972 – Briefing Book, Folder 11972 5) [Schools] – Busing – House Resolution 13915: Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1972 – Briefing Book, Folder 21972 6) [Schools] – Busing – House Resolution 13915: Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1972 – Briefing Book, Folder 31982 7) [Schools] – Busing – Newspaper Articles1982 8) [Schools] – Busing – S. 951 – Neighborhood School Act of 19821982 9) [Schools] – Busing – School Desegregation – Report of the Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights1983 10) [Schools] – Public School Civil Rights Act – S. 1391983-1984 11) [Schools] – School Lunch Program Cuts – Congressional Research Service Materials1982 12) [Schools] – School Prayer – Articles1984 13) [Schools] – School Prayer – Clippings1976-1982 14) [Schools] – School Prayer – CRS – Congressional Research Service Materials 1983 15) [Schools] – School Prayer – George C. Wallace et al. vs. Ishmael Jaffree et al. – Alabama Silent Prayer Case – Lowell Weicker Amicus Curiae1981-1985 16) [Schools] – School Prayer – Miscellaneous, Folder 11981-1985 17) [Schools] – School Prayer – Miscellaneous, Folder 2Box 4171962-1983 1) [Schools] – School Prayer – S. 7841982 2) [Schools] – School Prayer – Senate Committee on the Judiciary – Prepared Testimony, Folder 11982 3) [Schools] – School Prayer – Senate Committee on the Judiciary – Prepared Testimony, Folder 21982 4) [Schools] – School Prayer – Senate Joint Resolution 1991985 5) [Science] – Bio-Technology Regulation1972-1975 6) [Science] – Innotech Corporation1978 7) [Science] – National Climate Program1984 8) [Science] – National Science Foundation Annual Report – 19841977 9) [Science] – National Science Foundation Authorization Act of 19781987 10) [Science] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Appropriations to the Congress – Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 1Box 4181987 1) [Science] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Appropriations to the Congress – Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 21987 2) [Science] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Appropriations to the Congress – Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 31985 3) [Science] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Estimates of Appropriations to the Congress – Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985 4) [Science] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Estimates of Appropriations to the Congress – Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 2 1985 5) [Science] – National Science Foundation – Justification of Estimates of Appropriations to the Congress – Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 31983-1985 6) [Science] – National Science Foundation – National Science Board – Science Indicators 1982Box 4191979 1) [Science] – New York University Contract Award Dispute – Chimpanzees Hepatitis Research, Folder 11979 2) [Science] – New York University Contract Award Dispute – Chimpanzees Hepatitis Research, Folder 21976 3) [Science] – Office of Technology Assessment1984 4) [Science] – Policy and Funding in the Reagan Administration1975-1976 5) [Science] – Project Knowledge 20001975 6) [Science] – Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Commerce – S. 100/S. 1882 – Metric Conversion1975 7) [Science] – Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Commerce – S. 1908 – Industrial Energy Conservation1975 8) [Science] – Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Commerce – Surveillance Technology1975 9) [Science] – Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Commerce – White House Science Advisor1969-1971 10) [Science] – Technology – Space1972 11) [Science] – U.S. Technology Losses1978-1979 12) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Clippings1977-1979 13) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Congressional Record1977-1978 14) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Correspondence1978 15) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Federal Register – February 1. 1978, Part II1976-1978 16) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Miscellaneous 1972 17) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Recommendations on PoliciesBox 4201975-1978 1) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Research Reports, Folder 11975-1978 2) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Research Reports, Folder 21979 3) [Securities and Exchange Commission] – Staff Report on Securities Industry1982-1984 4) Senate Campaigns – Fund Raising and Spending1981 5) Senate Procedures1979 6) Senate Youth Program Yearbook1982-1986 7) [Small Business] – 8a Set Aside Program – Minority Small Business, Folder 11982-1986 8) [Small Business] – 8a Set Aside Program – Minority Small Business, Folder 21982-1986 9) [Small Business] – 8a Set Aside Program – Minority Small Business, Folder 31980 10) [Small Business] – “10-5-3” Legislation – 10 Year, 5 Year, and 3 Year Plant Writeoffs1980 11) [Small Business] – Amendment Number 1735 – Provide Funding for the Securities and Exchange Commission – Conferences – November 12, 19801976-1978 12) [Small Business] – AnalysisBox 4211977 1) [Small Business] – Brotherhood of Minority and Community Contractors Association1979 2) Small Business – Canada1977-1978 3) Small Business – Capital Formation, Folder 11977-1978 4) Small Business – Capital Formation, Folder 21978-1979 5) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – American Council for Capital FormationUndated 6) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – Chronology 1979 7) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – Congressional Research Service Materials1978 8) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – February Hearings – Greenspan, Alan Testimony and Information1978 9) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – February Hearings – Imlay, John P. Testimony and Information – Management Science America, Incorporated and Association of Data Processing Service Organizations1978 10) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – February Hearings – Lufkin,Dan W. Testimony and Information1978 11) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – February Hearings – Opening Statement and Press Release1978 12) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – February Hearings – Press1978 13) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – February Hearings – Whitehead, John C. Testimony and Information1979 14) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – Federal Tax ForumBox 4221979 1) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – Legislation1975-1979 2) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – Statistics1978 3) [Small Business] – Capital Formation – Testimony Before Senate Select Committee on Small Business1978 4) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Briefing Book, Folder 11978 5) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Briefing Book, Folder 21978 6) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Draft1978 7) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Hearings – February 281978 8) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Hearings – Statements/Testimony – February 28 1978 9) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Hearings – Statements/Testimony – March 7, Folder 1Box 4231978 1) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Hearings – Statements/Testimony – March 7, Folder 21977-1978 2) [Small Business] – Carter Administration Small Business Tax Proposal – Press/Discussion1961-1983 3) [Small Business] – Commerce Business Daily – Small Business Access to Federal Procurement Information, Folder 11961-1983 4) [Small Business] – Commerce Business Daily – Small Business Access to Federal Procurement Information, Folder 21983-1984 5) [Small Business] – Competition Enhancement Act of 1984 – Spare Parts Bill – S. 24891979 6) [Small Business] – Compromise Amendment to H.R. 3919 – Windfall Profit Tax Bill1978 7) [Small Business] – Conferences1976-1977 8) [Small Business] – Congressional Record1978 9) [Small Business] – Connecticut Small Business Federation1978-1980 10) [Small Business] – Correspondence, Folder 1Box 4241978-1980 1) [Small Business] – Correspondence, Folder 2 ca. 1985 2) [Small Business] – Disasters/Small Business Administration1979-1986 3) [Small Business] – Federal Prison Industries1978 4) [Small Business] – First National Bank of Boston1974-1983 5) [Small Business] – Government Procurement/General, Folder 11974-1983 6) [Small Business] – Government Procurement/General, Folder 2 1986 7) [Small Business] – Grace Commission Proposals – Transfer of Government Services to Private Sector1968-1978 8) [Small Business] – Hassett Materials – Creative Capital Corporation Investigation, Folder 11968-1978 9) [Small Business] – Hassett Materials – Creative Capital Corporation Investigation, Folder 2Box 4251968-1978 1) [Small Business] – Hassett Materials – Creative Capital Corporation Investigation Folder 31968-1978 2) [Small Business] – Hassett Materials – Creative Capital Corporation Investigation, Folder 41982 3) [Small Business] – Job Creation Programs1977-1979 4) [Small Business] – Legislation – January 1977-January 1979Undated 5) [Small Business] – Legislation – Chronology1977 6) [Small Business] – Legislation Cosponsored by Lowell Weicker1979 7) [Small Business] – Legislation – Employee Ownership Act1977 8) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Floor Statement Regarding National Small Business Week1979 9) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Floor Statement Supporting S. 655 – Small Business Investment Incentive Act1979 10) [Small Business] – Lowell Gives Floor Statement in Support of S. 1533 – The Venture Capital Company Act of 19791978-1979 11) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Floor Statements on Capital Formation Problem 1975 12) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces Amendment to the Tax Reduction Act of 19751978 13) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces an Amendment to H.R. 13511 – The Revenue Act of 1978 – October 1979 14) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces S. 655 – The Small Business Investment Incentive Act1980 15) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces S. 1481 – The Small Business Participating Debenture Bill1979 16) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces S. 1481 – Small Business Participation Debenture Legislation – July 111980 17) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces S. 2981 – Small Business Participating Debentures1978 18) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces S. 3320 – The Small Business Investment Incentive Act of 1978 – July 191979 19) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Introduces S. 1697 to Amend Internal Revenue Code of 19541977-1978 20) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Press Releases Regarding Small Business1980 21) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Speech Before the Amex Symposium – December 81979 22) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Speeches Regarding Small Business1980 23) [Small Business] – Lowell Weicker Statement Before House Conference on Small Business – January 141977-1985 24) [Small Business] – Mail Order Business1968-1974 25) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination, Folder 1Box 4261968-1974 1) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination, Folder 21968-1974 2) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination, Folder 31968-1974 3) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination, Folder 41968-1974 4) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination, Folder 5 1968-1974 5) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination, Folder 61972 6) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination – Creative Capital Corporation Hearings – Official Transcript of Proceedings1977 7) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination – FBI FileBox 4271977-1978 1) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination – Memorandums1978 2) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination – Miscellaneous1976 3) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination – Paul Maris Company Incident1972-1977 4) [Small Business] – Materials for the Record – Milton Stewart Nomination – Personal1978 5) [Small Business] – Minority Set Asides1978-1982 6) [Small Business] – Minority Subcontracting – P.L. 95-5071985-1987 7) [Small Business] – Miscellaneous1983 8) [Small Business] – New England Trade Adjustment Assistance Center1975-1978 9) [Small Business] – Office of Advocacy – Memorandum: Impact of S. 24671980-1986 10) [Small Business] – Omnibus Small Business Bill1977 11) [Small Business] – Omnimedical Services1981-1983 12) Small Business – Participation in the Procurement Process, Folder 11981-1983 13) Small Business – Participation in the Procurement Process, Folder 2Box 4281977-1978 1) Small Business – Publications 1978 2) Small Business – Recommendations on Regulations and Taxes1982-1983 3) [Small Business] – Retainage – Construction Contract Payment Procedures Act, Folder 11982-1983 4) [Small Business] – Retainage – Construction Contract Payment Procedures Act, Folder 21977-1978 5) [Small Business] – S. 1815, S. 2156, S. 21571971-1972 6) [Small Business] – S. 3166 – To Amend Small Business Act of 1953 to Increase Lending Authorization1972 7) [Small Business] – S. 3496 – Amendment to Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act1979 8) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – Capital Formation Hearing – May 221978 9) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – February 8th Hearings1977-1978 10) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – February 10th Hearings Box 4291978 1) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – Klein vs. Consolidated Foods – Business Acquisition Case, Folder 11978 2) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – Klein vs. Consolidated Foods – Business Acquisition Case, Folder 21978 3) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – American Stock Exchange1978 4) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Arthur Andersen and Company1977-1978 5) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Briefing Book1977-1978 6) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Correspondence 1977-1978 7) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Davant, James 1978 8) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Holden, Al 1978 9) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Koch, Edward I. 1978 10) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 – Levitt, Arthur 1978 11) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Merrill Lynch1978 12) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Press Clippings1978 13) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 – Procope, Ernesta G. 1978 14) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Securities Industry Association1978 15) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Sheinkman, Jacob Box 4301978 1) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – May 15, 1978 Hearings – Witness List1977 2) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – Senator Pete Dominici – Government Procurement – A.R.F. Products, Incorporated1978 3) [Small Business] – Senate Select Committee on Small Business – Testimony – Capital Formation – September 28, 1978 Hearing1980-1982 4) [Small Business] – Senator Hayakawa Resolution on Competition – Federal Government Competition with Small Business, Folder 11980-1982 5) [Small Business] – Senator Hayakawa Resolution on Competition – Federal Government Competition with Small Business, Folder 2 1980-1982 6) [Small Business] – Small Business Act – Amendment – 8a Procurement Program – Minority Business1983 7) [Small Business] – Small Business Competition in Contracting Act of 19831985-1986 8) [Small Business] – Small Business Press1977-1979 9) [Small Business] – Statements, Folder 11977-1979 10) [Small Business] – Statements, Folder 2Box 4311974-1975 1) [Small Business] – Subcommittee on Small Business1983 2) [Small Business] – Traveler Honorarium – December 19831984 3) [Small Business] – Traveler Honorarium – December 19841981-1983 4) [Small Business] – Umbrella Contracts1978 5) [Small Business Administration] – Authorization Bill – Capital Formation1981-1982 6) [Small Business Administration] – Delinquent and Prompt Payments Regulations1970-1972 7) [Small Business Administration] – Documents: Securities and Exchange Commission Action – Milton Stewart Nomination1968-1973 8) [Small Business Administration] – Documents: Small Business Administration Action – Milton Stewart Nomination1983 9) [Small Business Administration] – Dredging Size Standards/A&E1967-1974 10) [Small Business Administration] – Examinations of Creative Capital Corporation, Folder 11967-1974 11) [Small Business Administration] – Examinations of Creative Capital Corporation, Folder 2Box 4321978 1) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Briefing Book and Documents 1977-1978 2) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Conference Notes1978 3) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Correspondence1965 4) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Employment of Legal Counsel Rights1972-1978 5) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Interviews and Research1975 6) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Investment Company Law Text1971-1978 7) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with Gerald H. Daugherty and Background1978 8) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with James P. Hassett1971-1978 9) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with James C. Holmes and Background1971-1978 10) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with George B. Kilborne and Background1968-1978 11) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with Donald H. Parsons and Background1970-1978 12) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with Walter F. Reebel and Background1978 13) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Meeting with T. Eugene Smith1972-1973 14) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Paul Maris Company1971-1978 15) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Press Clippings 1969-1971 16) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Proxy Statements, Folder 11969-1971 17) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Proxy Statements, Folder 2 Box 4331975-1977 1) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Report1971-1978 2) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Securities and Exchange Commission Material – Creative Capital Corporation1972-1973 3) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Securities and Exchange Commission Problem1966 4) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – Small Business Investment Company of New York1978 5) [Small Business Administration] – Milton Stewart Nomination – The Record1980-1982 6) [Small Business Administration] – Size Standards1983 7) [Small Business Administration] – Small Business Size Standards – 13 CFR Part 1211986 8) [Small Business Committee] – Connecticut Department of Revenue Services1986 9) [Small Business Committee] – Issue Alert1981 10) [Small Business Committee] – Miscellaneous1986 11) [Small Business Committee] – Section 8a Program Graduates, Folder 11986 12) [Small Business Committee] – Section 8a Program Graduates, Folder 2Box 4341986 1) [Small Business Committee] – Section 8a Program Graduates, Folder 31986 2) [Small Business Committee] – Section 8a Program Graduates, Folder 41986 3) [Small Business Committee] – Section 8a Program Graduates, Folder 51986 4) [Small Business Committee] – Section 8a Program Graduates, Folder 61985-1986 5) [Small Business Committee] – Small Business Administration Loans1982 6) [Social Security Administration] – Budgeting and Potential ProblemsBox 435 1983 1) [Social Security Administration] – Legislation 98th Congress – Senior Citizens Home Health Care – S. 12441977-1978 2) [Social Security Administration] – Social Security Amendments of 19771983 3) Social Security Disability Insurance – S. 11441982-1983 4) Spending – Federal Budget Analysis1972 5) Sports Commission – S. 3445 – Federal Sports Act of 1972Undated 6) States Rights – Chronology1986 7) Statue of Liberty/ Ellis Island Centennial Commission – Firing of Lee Iacocca1970-1971 8) Summer Youth Sports Program1981-1982 9) [Tax] – Amendments to House Joint Resolution 266 – Tax Bill1978 10) [Tax] – Background/Clips and Lowell Weicker’s Statements on Taxation – Memos1972 11) [Tax] – Spending Reform1973 12) [Tax] – Tuition Tax Credits – S. 5281978 13) [Tax Cuts] – Lowell Weicker Regarding Tax Cuts – Press Releases1978-1983 14) [Tax Legislation] – Bill – Revenue Act of 19781977-1978 15) [Tax Legislation] – Bills 1978, Folder 11977-1978 16) [Tax Legislation] – Bills 1978, Folder 21977-1979 17) [Tax Legislation] – ClippingsBox 4361979 1) [Tax Legislation] – Correspondence1974-1978 2) [Tax Legislation] – Recommendations for Small Business1977-1979 3) [Tax Legislation] – Research1977-1978 4) [Tax Legislation] – Statements1975 5) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – 1975 Annual Report of Attorney General 1976-1977 6) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Access to IRS Data1975 7) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Background Information1978 8) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Catalog of Federal Tax Forms1972-1978 9) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Clippings, Folder 11972-1978 10) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Clippings, Folder 2Box 4371973-1977 1) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Congressional Record1972-1976 2) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Copies of Legislation1973-1978 3) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Correspondence1975 4) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Correspondence – Tax Payers Bill of Rights Act of 19751976 5) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Hearings on Tax Return Confidentiality1975 6) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – House Committee Testimony – Tax Return Confidentiality1974 7) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – History of Tax Return Confidentiality – Congressional Research Service1961-1975 8) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Internal Revenue Service – S. 199 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954Box 4381977 1) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – IRS Computer System – Tax Administration System, Folder 11977 2) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – IRS Computer System – Tax Administration System, Folder 21977 3) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – IRS Computer System – Tax Administration System, Folder 31975 4) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Litton-Weicker Bill – Tax Payer Privacy Act of 1975 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 1974-1976 5) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Lowell Weicker Speeches and Statements1974-1978 6) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Miscellaneous Testimony and Background1973-1975 7) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Notes1976-1978 8) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Office of Tax Analysis and GAO – General Accounting Office – ReportsBox 4391974 1) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Presidential Campaign Activities1974 2) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Presidential Power and the Right to Privacy1975 3) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Report by Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation – Confidentiality of Tax Returns1973-1975 4) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Background Information on Bill, Folder 11973-1975 5) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Background Information on Bill, Folder 21973-1975 6) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Background Information on Bill, Folder 31973-1975 7) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Background Information on Bill, Folder 4Box 4401972-1975 1) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Census Bureau Access to Tax Returns1975 2) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Congressional Access to Tax Returns1975 3) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Congressional Record1974 4) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Copies of Bill 1974-1975 5) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Correspondence – Tax Privacy1974-1975 6) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Cosponsors1973-1974 7) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Early Drafts/Other Legislation1974-1975 8) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Press Coverage1970-1975 9) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – State Access to Tax Returns1975 10) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Testimony1969-1975 11) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Testimony/Finance CommitteeBox 4411970-1975 1) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Weicker-Litton Comprehensive Access to Tax Return Legislation, Folder 11970-1975 2) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 199 – Amendment to Internal Revenue Act of 1954 – Weicker-Litton Comprehensive Access to Tax Return Legislation, Folder 21975 3) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 2380 – Tax Payer Act of 19751974 4) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – S. 4116 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 19541974-1976 5) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Summaries of Legislation1976-1978 6) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Tax Reform Act of 1976 – Small Business1974-1977 7) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Television Transcripts1977 8) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Temporary Treasury Regulations1976 9) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Ways and Means Committee Testimony – Confidentiality of Tax Return Information, Folder 1 1976 10) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – Ways and Means Committee Testimony – Confidentiality of Tax Return Information, Folder 21974 11) [Tax Privacy Legislation] – White House Access to Tax Returns – White House Payroll BillBox 4421986 1) [Tax Reform Legislation] Briefing Material1978 2) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Congressional Record – Small Business Reform Act1976 3) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Debate on Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612, Folder 11976 4) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Debate on Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612, Folder 21976 5) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Debate on Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612, Folder 31976 6) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Debate on Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612, Folder 41976 7) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Debate on Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612, Folder 5Box 4431976 1) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Amend Proposals1976 2) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title II – Amendments Relating to Shelters1976 3) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title IV – Extensions of Individual Income Tax Reductions1976 4) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title V – Tax Simplification in the Individual Income Tax1976 5) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title VI – Business Related Individual Income Tax Provisions1976 6) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title VIII – Investment Credit Changes and Capital Formation1976 7) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title X – Changes in the Treatment of Foreign Income, Folder 1 1976 8) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title X – Changes in the Treatment of Foreign Income, Folder 21976 9) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title XI – Amendments Affecting Domestic International Sales Corporation1976 10) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title XII – Administrative Provisions1976 11) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title XIII – Technical Income Tax1976 12) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title XVI – Real Investment/Trusts1976 13) [Tax Reform Legislation] – H.R. 10612 – Title XX Related – Energy ProvisionsBox 4441972-1986 1) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Miscellaneous 1976 2) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Special Interest Provisions – H.R. 106121976 3) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612 – Floor Debate1976 4) [Tax Reform Legislation] – Tax Reform Act – H.R. 10612 – Supplemental Report1977 5) Tax Reforms of the Carter Administration for Fiscal Year 19781969-1972 6) [Tax Revenue Sharing] – H.R. 14370 – Revenue Sharing Act of 1969, Folder 11969-1972 7) [Tax Revenue Sharing] – H.R. 14370 – Revenue Sharing Act of 1969, Folder 21971-1973 8) [Tax Revenue Sharing] – Miscellaneous, Folder 1Box 4451971-1973 1) [Tax Revenue Sharing] – Miscellaneous, Folder 21971-1973 2) [Tax Revenue Sharing] – Miscellaneous, Folder 31982-1985 3) Donald Terrio – World Peace Run1985 4) [Territories] – Hearings on Territory Legislation1974 5) [Terrorism] – Condemnation of Terrorist Acts, Senate Resolution 3241981 6) [Terrorism] – Hostages – Americans Held Hostage for 444 Days in Iran 1981 7) [Terrorism] – Security and Terrorism Subcommittee1982 8) [Terrorism] – Senators Security1976 9) Time Leadership Conference – December 19761979 10) [Trade] – Bollore, Incorporated, Stonington, Connecticut – Investigation, Imports of Kraft Condenser Paper from Finland and FranceUndated 11) [Trade] – Commercial Credit Reporting – Chronology1984 12) [Trade] – Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, Folder 11984 13) [Trade] – Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, Folder 2Box 4461976 1) [Trade] – East-West Trade , American Role1975 2) [Trade] – Export Promotion ProgramsUndated 3) [Trade] – Federal Trade Commission – Children’s AdvertisingUndated 4) [Trade] – Federal Trade Commission – Public Participation Funds – Chronology1976 5) [Trade] – Hand Tool Dumping by Japanese1984 6) [Trade] – International Trade1983 7) [Trade] – International Trade Commission – Trumpf/Costis Case1982 8) [Trade] – International Trade Policy1981 9) [Trade] – Japanese Steel Cable – Steel Wire Rope – Anti-Dumping Review1984 10) [Trade] – Pharmaceutical Export Amendments Act1985 11) [Trade] – Protectionism – S. 680 – Textile Import Quotas1975 12) [Trade] – Sikorsky – Libyan Purchase of S-65 Helicopters1979 13) [Trade] – United States Distillery Industry 1980 14) [Trade] – U.S.S.R. Trade Ban – H.R 7583/H.R. 7584 – Appropriations Acts – Prohibit Use of Funds Connected with Imports/Exports to/from the United States and Soviet Union1970-1974 15) [Transportation] – Background – Highway Trust Fund1971 16) Transportation – Bills – General1983 17) [Transportation] – Department of Transportation/Military Construction – 302b Markup – July 14, 19831973 18) [Transportation] – Federal Aid Highway Act of 1972Box 4471973-1975 1) [Transportation] – Federal Transportation Act, Folder 11973-1975 2) [Transportation] – Federal Transportation Act, Folder 21982-1983 3) [Transportation] – Gas Tax Legislation – Connecticut Funds and Projects – Highways1956-1983 4) [Transportation] – Gas Tax Legislation – General Provisions, Folder 11956-1983 5) [Transportation] – Gas Tax Legislation – General Provisions, Folder 21980-1983 6) [Transportation] – Gas Tax Legislation – Tax Provisions1983 7) [Transportation] – Greyhound Bus Strike by the Amalgamated Transit Union1981 8) [Transportation] – Hazardous Materials Transportation Act Amendments of 19811972-1973 9) [Transportation] – Highways and Trust Fund Press Clips – Kennedy-Weicker1969-1973 10) [Transportation] – Highways – Anti-Highway Lobby, Folder 1Box 4481969-1973 1) [Transportation] – Highways – Anti-Highway Lobby, Folder 21969-1972 2) [Transportation] – Interstate Commerce Commission Regulation Bills, Folder 11969-1972 3) [Transportation] – Interstate Commerce Commission Regulation Bills, Folder 2 Undated 4) [Transportation] – Initiatives – Chronologies1977 5) [Transportation] – Lowell Weicker Floor Statement Regarding Federal Transportation Act of 1977Undated 6) [Transportation] – Lowell Weicker on Transportation – Chronologies1977 7) [Transportation] – Lowell Weicker Press Releases Regarding Transportation1969-1979 8) [Transportation] – Lowell Weicker Statements, Folder 11969-1979 9) [Transportation] – Lowell Weicker Statements, Folder 21983 10) [Transportation] – Minority Business Enterprise Regulations – July 19831960-1972 11) [Transportation] – Miscellaneous Highway and Transportation Trust Fund BillsBox 4491978 1) [Transportation] – Miscellaneous Transportation Amendments1976-1983 2) [Transportation] – North East Corridor Delegation – “Orphan Bridges”, Folder 11976-1983 3) [Transportation] – North East Corridor Delegation – “Orphan Bridges”, Folder 21975 4) [Transportation] – Oversight Hearing on the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act1974-1977 5) [Transportation] – Press Releases, Statements, Letters1972-1976 6) [Transportation] – Railroads1973 7) [Transportation] – S. 502 – Federal Aid Highway Act of 1973 – Background Material1973 8) [Transportation] – S. 679 – Highways and Related Transportation Systems Improvement Act of 1973 – Copies of the Bill1975-1977 9) [Transportation] – Super-Sonic Transport Aircraft1970-1972 10) [Transportation] – Surface Transportation Act – S. 2362Box 450 1969-1974 1) [Transportation] – Transit Funds1977 2) [Transportation] – Transportation Subcommittee1984 3) [Transportation] – UMTA – Urban Mass Transportation Administration – Miscellaneous1982 4) [Transportation] – UMTA – Urban Mass Transportation Administration – Reauthorization – D’Amato Bill – Fiscal Year 19831979-1982 5) [Transportation] – UMTA – Urban Mass Transportation Administration – Transit for Handicapped – Section 504 – Rehabilitation Act of 19731972-1974 6) [Transportation] – Urban Mass Transportation, Folder 11972-1974 7) [Transportation] – Urban Mass Transportation, Folder 21977 8) [Transportation] – Urban Transportation and Energy1975 9) [Transportation] – Weicker Support for the Nomination of Dale Grubb – Commissioner of the Interstate Commerce Commission1981 10) Tribute to Dr. Herman Brunson – Chemical EngineerBox 4511984-1985 1) [Trucking] – Mud Flaps1984 2) [Trucking] – Truck Taxes1978-1980 3) [Trucking] – Trucking Deregulation – S. 22451983 4) [Trucking] – Trucking Regulation During the 98th Congress – Congressional Research Service Material1977-1978 5) Urban Development – “A New Partnership” – The Carter Urban Policy1977-1978 6) Urban Development – Background Materials – Reports, Statements, Notes, Folder 11977-1978 7) Urban Development – Background Materials – Reports, Statements, Notes, Folder 21977-1978 8) Urban Development – Community Development Block Grants1977-1978 9) Urban Development – Conferences 1978 10) Urban Development – Conferences – Mayors1978 11) Urban Development – Correspondence1974 12) Urban Development – County Business Patterns1978 13) Urban Development – Economic Development – Statements and Clippings1978 14) Urban Development – Financing of CitiesBox 4521978 1) Urban Development – First National Bank of Boston – Small Business Conditions1978 2) Urban Development – Handbook for Community Economic Development1977-1978 3) Urban Development – Historical Preservation1978 4) Urban Development – Investment Tax Credit1978 5) Urban Development – National Governor’s Association1978 6) Urban Development – Possible Hearings on Urban Policy1978 7) Urban Development – Recommendations1976-1978 8) Urban Development – Reports on Small Business, Folder 1Box 4531976-1978 1) Urban Development – Reports on Small Business, Folder 21976-1978 2) Urban Development – Reports on Small Business, Folder 31978 3) Urban Development – Research1978 4) Urban Development – Ross Davis Articles on Urban Economy1978 5) Urban Development – Speech by Minority Counsel for Senate Select Committee on Small Business1973 6) USIA – United States Information Agency Authorization Act1972-1986 7) [Veterans Affairs] – Advisory Committee on Veterans Business Affairs 1983 8) [Veterans Affairs] – Alleged Misuse of Funds by Vietnam Veterans Leadership Project1970-1972 9) [Veterans Affairs] – General, Folder 11970-1972 10) [Veterans Affairs] – General, Folder 21970-1972 11) [Veterans Affairs] – General, Folder 3Box 4541970-1972 1) [Veterans Affairs] – General, Folder 41970-1972 2) [Veterans Affairs] – General, Folder 51985-1986 3) [Veterans Affairs] – Hearing – Activities of the SBA’s – Small Business Administration’s Office of Veterans Affairs – November 13, 19861978 4) [Veterans Affairs] – House Republican Research Committee – Carter Administration and Veterans1971-1972 5) [Veterans Affairs] – National Alliance of Businessmen – Jobs for Veterans1983-1986 6) [Veterans Affairs] – National Veterans Small Business ProgramBox 4551971 1) [Veterans Affairs] – Publication – “A Study of the Problems Facing Vietnam Era Veterans: Their Readjustment to Civilian Life” – Conducted for the Veterans Administration by Louis Harris and Associates, Incorporated – October 19711982-1986 2) [Veterans Affairs] – SBA – Small Business Administration – Veterans Program, Folder 11982-1986 3) [Veterans Affairs] – SBA – Small Business Administration – Veterans Program, Folder 21981-1986 4) [Veterans Affairs] – Various Veterans Information1978-1986 5) [Veterans Affairs] – Veterans and Small Business, Folder 11978-1986 6) [Veterans Affairs] – Veterans and Small Business, Folder 2 Box 4561978-1986 1) [Veterans Affairs] – Veterans and Small Business, Folder 31971-1972 2) [Veterans Affairs] – Veterans Benefits1983-1986 3) [Veterans Affairs] – Vietnam Veterans of America1981-1982 4) [Voting Records] – 97th Congress – Publications – Voting Analysis – 1981, Folder 11981-1982 5) [Voting Records] – 97th Congress – Publications – Voting Analysis – 1981, Folder 21981-1982 6) [Voting Records] – 97th Congress – Publications – Voting Analysis – 1981, Folder 31979-1980 7) [Voting Records] – ADA – Americans for Democratic Action – 96th Congress1977-1980 8) [Voting Records] – AFSCME – American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees – 95th and 96th Congresses1980 9) [Voting Records] – American Bakers Association – 96th Congress1980 10) [Voting Records] – American Civil Liberties Union 1978-1979 11) [Voting Records] – American Conservative Union’s Rating of Congress – 96th Congress1980 12) [Voting Records] – American Federation of Government Employees – 96th CongressBox 4571974, 1980 1) [Voting Records] – American Federation of Teachers – 93rd and 96th Congresses1977-1981 2) [Voting Records] – American Parents Committee – 95th and 96th Congresses1974-1980 3) [Voting Records] – American Security Council – 93rd, 95th, and 96th Congresses1974-1980 4) [Voting Records] – Americans for Constitutional Action – 93rd and 96th Congress1979-1980 5) [Voting Records] – Associated General Contractors of America – 96th Congress 1977-1978 6) [Voting Records] – BIPAC – Business-Industry Political Action Committee1979-1980 7) [Voting Records] – Bread for the World – 96th Congress1980-1981 8) [Voting Records] – Chamber of Commerce of the United States – 96th Congress1978-1979 9) [Voting Records] – Coalitions for a New Foreign and Military Policy1979 10) [Voting Records] – Committee for Survival of a Free Congress – 96th Congress – 1st Session1974-1980 11) [Voting Records] – Common Cause – 93rd, 95th, and 96th Congresses1980 12) [Voting Records] – Communications Workers of America – 96th Congress1977-1980 13) [Voting Records] – Conference on Civil Rights – 95th and 96th Congresses1979-1980 14) [Voting Records] – Consumer Federation of America – 95th and 96th Congresses1980 15) [Voting Records] – Food and Beverage – AFL-CIO – 96th Congress, 2nd Session – by the United Food and Commercial Workers International1980 16) [Voting Records] – Friends Committee on National Legislation – 96th CongressCa. 1980 17) [Voting Records] – Independent Petroleum Association of America – 94th- 96th Congresses1978-1980 18) [Voting Records] – International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers – 95th and 96th Congresses1977-1980 19) [Voting Records] – International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America – 95th and 96th Congresses1980-1981 20) [Voting Records] – Laborers’ International Union of North America – October 1980 – “The Laborer” Pre-Election Issue1973-1980 21) [Voting Records] – League of Conservation Voters – 93rd and 96th Congresses – Environmental Votes1973-1981 22) [Voting Records] – League of Women Voters of the United States – 93rd and 96th Congresses1975-1979 23) [Voting Records] – Liberty Lobby – 94th-96th Congresses 1983 24) [Voting Records] – Lowell Weicker’s Senate Vote Attendance Statistics – 19831979-1980 25) [Voting Records] – National Abortion Rights Action League – 96th Congress1978-1979 26) [Voting Records] – National Alliance of Senior Citizens – 95th and 96th Congresses1980 27) [Voting Records] – National Association of Life Insurance Underwriters1979-1980 28) [Voting Records] – National Association of Manufacturers – 96th Congress1979-1981 29) [Voting Records] – National Association of Social Workers1978-1981 30) [Voting Records] – National Council of Senior Citizens1979-1980 31) [Voting Records] – National Education Association – 96th Congress1979-1980 32) [Voting Records] – National Farmers Organization – 96th Congress1980 33) [Voting Records] – National Farmers Union – 96th Congress1980 34) [Voting Records] – National Federation of Independent Business – 96th Congress1979 35) [Voting Records] – National Taxpayers Union – 96th Congress – 1st Session – Congressional Spending Analysis1980 36) [Voting Records] – National Women’s Political Caucus – 96th CongressBox 4581971-1981 1) [Voting Records] – Pressure Group Ratings – Compiled by CQ – Congressional Quarterly1980 2) [Voting Records] – Public Citizen/Congress Watch – 96th Congress ca. 1978-1980 3) [Voting Records] – Retail Clerk International Association and the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union – 94th and 96th Congresses1979 4) [Voting Records] – Ripon Society – Ripon Forum – January 1979, Volume XV, Number 11980 5) [Voting Records] – The Network – 96th Congress1980 6) [Voting Records] – UAW – United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America – 96th Congress, 2nd Session 1981 7) [Voting Records] – United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America – 96th Congress1978-1979 8) [Voting Records] – United Transportation Union – 95th and 96th Congresses1982 9) [Voting Records] – Voting Analysis – 1982 Publications – 97th Congress1980 10) [Voting Records] – Woman Activist – 96th Congress 1973 11) Watergate – Internal Revenue Service Material1983 12) [Camille Weicker] – Genetic Disorders/Disabled Youth1983 13) [Camille Weicker] – International Special Olympics – Baton Rouge, Louisiana – July 12-18, 19831983 14) [Camille Weicker] – Statement – Connecticut State Assembly – House Joint Resolution 47 – Amendment to Connecticut Constitution Prohibiting Discrimination Against the Handicapped1974 15) [Lowell Weicker] – 1974 High School Telelectures – Press Releases1974 16) [Lowell Weicker] – 1974 Senior and High School Telelectures – Press Releases1974 17) [Lowell Weicker] – 1974 Senior Intern Program – Report1973 18) [Lowell Weicker] – 1974 Senior Telelectures – Press Releases1972-1975 19) [Lowell Weicker] – 1975 Connecticut Summer Intern Program – Biographies1975 20) [Lowell Weicker] – 1975 Connecticut Summer Intern Program – Coordinator Reports1975 21) [Lowell Weicker] – 1975 Connecticut Summer Intern Program – Evaluation Compilations1975-1976 22) [Lowell Weicker] – 1975 Connecticut Summer Intern Program – Report1975 23) [Lowell Weicker] – 1975 Connecticut Summer Intern Program – Schedules1975 24) [Lowell Weicker] – 1975 High School Telelectures – Press Releases1976 25) [Lowell Weicker] – 1976 High School Telelectures – Press Releases1974-1979 26) [Lowell Weicker] – 1978 Connecticut Senior Intern Program – Fund Raising Lists Box 4591978 1) [Lowell Weicker] – 1978 Connecticut Senior Intern Program – Invitations to Speakers1973-1978 2) [Lowell Weicker] – 1978 Connecticut Senior Intern Program – Participant Lists1978 3) [Lowell Weicker] – 1978 Connecticut Senior Intern Program – Requests for Contributions, Folder 11978 4) [Lowell Weicker] – 1978 Connecticut Senior Intern Program – Requests for Contributions, Folder 21978 5) [Lowell Weicker] – 95th Congress – Recap1986 6) [Lowell Weicker] – American Association on Mental Deficiency, Northeast Region X, 1986 Peter W. Townsend Award]1978 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Anne Haskell Memorial Reference Book – Reference Book of Lowell Weicker’s Speeches and Statements, Folder 11978 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Anne Haskell Memorial Reference Book – Reference Book of Lowell Weicker’s Speeches and Statements, Folder 21977 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Appointment Calendar – 19771983 10) [Lowell Weicker] – Capital Office Location1974 11) [Lowell Weicker] – Caricatures of Lowell Weicker in Lurie’s Opinion, by Ranan LurieUndated 12) [Lowell Weicker] – Cartoon of Lowell Weicker, “A Perplexing State of Affairs”1973 13) [Lowell Weicker] – Cartoon of Lowell Weicker by Nadel1986 14) [Lowell Weicker] – Child Welfare League of America, Incorporated – Congressional Advocate of the Year Award, March 201971-1978 15) [Lowell Weicker] – Committee Assignments – 1971-19781969-1978 16) [Lowell Weicker] – Congressional Quarterly Compilation of Pressure Group RatingsBox 460 1971 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Congressional Record of Lowell Weicker Being Sworn In as Senator – January 21, 19711971 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Connecticut Press Tour1977 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Connecticut Senior Intern Program, Incorporated – Annual Report – 19771979 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Daily News Summaries – 1979Undated 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Draft Newsletter1975 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Drawings of Lowell Weicker by Tony D. Preta1975 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Honorariums 1974 – May 14, 19751980-1982 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Information for Weicker Staff1971 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Interns – 19711984 10) [Lowell Weicker] – Jacob Javits Tribute1970s 11) [Lowell Weicker] – John Carroll University – Honorary Doctorate of Laws1982-1984 12) [Lowell Weicker] – Labor and Human Resources Committee – Fiscal Year 1984 – Weicker Committee Budget Information1982 13) [Lowell Weicker] – Legislative Activities – January 1981-April 19821973 14) [Lowell Weicker] – Legislative Initiatives – 93rd Congress – First SessionBox 4611977 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Accomplishments – Appropriations Committee1974 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Current Biography – January 19741973-1974 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Finances – 1974Undated 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Handout – Biography1978 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Handout – OceansUndated 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker: His Stands on the Issues1979 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Itineraries 1978 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker on Energy Independence – 19781976 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Position Paper – 1976 – General1975 10) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Position Paper/Fact Sheet on Gas Rationing – 19751976 11) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Position Paper – Tax Privacy – 19761975 12) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Position Paper – Transportation – 1975Undated 13) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Senior Citizen Position Paper1969-1978 14) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Staff Biographies1986-1987 15) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Weekly Reports – 1986-19871979 16) [Lowell Weicker] – Lowell Weicker Weekly Schedules1978 17) [Lowell Weicker] – Materials for Biography 1970-1988 18) [Lowell Weicker] – Miscellaneous Legislative Issues1972-1976 19) [Lowell Weicker] – Miscellaneous Materials1977-1978 20) [Lowell Weicker] – Miscellaneous Notes on Lowell Weicker Interviews, Folder 11977-1978 21) [Lowell Weicker] – Miscellaneous Notes on Lowell Weicker Interviews, Folder 2Box 4621985 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Ninety-Ninth Congress – Congressional Pictorial Directory – February 19851971-1976 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Notes and Memos – Watergate Miscellaneous1985 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Political Cartoon by Bob Rich, New Haven Register1970-1988 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Political Philosophy, Folder 11970-1988 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Political Philosophy, Folder 21970-1988 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Political Philosophy Folder 31971-1975 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Polls Filled Out by Lowell Weicker or Hank Harper 1973 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Position Paper – General – 19731978 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Position Paper – General – 19781972 10) [Lowell Weicker] – Position Paper on Aeronautics and Space1975-1978 11) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Appointments – 1975-1978, Folder 1Box 4631975-1978 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Appointments – 1975-1978, Folder 21970-1974 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Circuit – Miscellaneous Press Materials1974-1975 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Directory – 1974-1975, Folder 11974-1975 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Directory – 1974-1975, Folder 21973-1974 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Invitations Rejected1971-1972 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Mailing List1985-1986 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Press – Miscellaneous1973 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Notes – 1973Ca. 1983-1984 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Press OperationsBox 4641973-1975 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Schedules to Camille Butler, Folder 11973-1975 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Schedules to Camille Butler, Folder 21973-1975 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Press Schedules to Camille Butler, Folder 31973-1987 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Profiles of Lowell Weicker1978 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Recent Weicker Legislative Achievements1976 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Responses to the Issues Questionnaire for 19761985 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Responses to the Resignations of Dr. Eileen Gardner and Lawrence Uzzell from the Department of Education – April 19851973-1974 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – January 1974, Folder 1 1973-1974 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – January 1974, Folder 2Box 4651973-1974 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – February 19741974 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – March 19741974 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – April 19741973-1974 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – May 1974, Folder 11973-1974 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – May 1974, Folder 21974 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – June 1974Box 4661974 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – July 19741974 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – August 19741974 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – September 19741974 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – October 19741973-1974 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – November 19741974-1975 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – December 19741973-1974 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – Kansas TripBox 4671974 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Schedule – Puerto Rico Trip1977 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. – Position Paper 1978 – Congressional Record: Weicker’s Financial Statement1980-1982 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Senior Citizen Intern Program ContributorsCa. 1976 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Senior Intern Photo Schedule1974-1978 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Senior Intern Program 1983 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Senior Staff Meetings NotesUndated 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Speeches – Drafts1981 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Staff Meetings Notes1974 9) [Lowell Weicker] – State Central Flier1974 10) [Lowell Weicker] – Syndicated Column1977 11) [Lowell Weicker] – Telelectures – Correspondence and Scheduling – January-April 19771987 12) [Lowell Weicker] – The American Orthopsychiatric Association Honors Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., March 261974 13) [Lowell Weicker] – The Constitution Column – Series1979-1980 14) [Lowell Weicker] – Travel Logs Box 4681981 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Travel Register 1977-1978 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Travel Schedule1987 3) [Lowell Weicker] – United States Senate, One Hundredth CongressUndated 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Unknown Manuscript – Chapters 3-9Undated 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Unknown Manuscript – Chapters 10-14, 171988 6) [Lowell Weicker] – U.S. Senate Arrest WarrantUndated 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Voting Attendance Record1972-1975 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Voting Rating, Study, and Attendance RecordBox 4691969-1979 1) [Lowell Weicker] – Voting Records of Organizations, Folder 11969-1979 2) [Lowell Weicker] – Voting Records of Organizations, Folder 21973-1976 3) [Lowell Weicker] – Watergate Critics 1974 4) [Lowell Weicker] – Wayne Morse: The Man1987-1988 5) [Lowell Weicker] – Weeks in Review Undated 6) [Lowell Weicker] – Weicker Biography1975-1976 7) [Welfare] – Food Stamps1977-1978 8) [Welfare] – House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Al Ullman’s Welfare Reform Plan and Carter’s Plan H.R. 9030Undated 9) [Welfare] – Project F.E.A.D. – Food Emergency Action Development1973-1974 10) [Welfare] – S. 2397 – Social Security Increase1970-1972 11) [Women] – Equal Rights Amendment1976 12) [Women] – Sexism – National Organization of Women1972-1979 13) [Women] – Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 – Intercollegiate Programs1975 14) [Women] – Women and Social Security BenefitsSub-group 2 – Staff FilesSheree Bailor FilesBox 4701985 1) CMS [Computerized Mail System] Enclosures – Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office Closures1985-1987 2) CMS Enclosures – AIDS1982 3) CMS Enclosures – Animal Leghold Traps1985 4) CMS Enclosures – Associated Hospital Service of Maine1987 5) CMS Enclosures – Aviation1981 6) CMS Enclosures – AWACS Sale to Saudi Arabia1982-1986 7) CMS Enclosures – Balanced Budget Amendment1985 8) CMS Enclosures – Boren Campaign Financing Amendment 1985 9) CMS Enclosures – Buckley, James L. 1985 10) CMS Enclosures – Budget Restoration of Health, Small Business Administration, and Handicapped Funding1988 11) CMS Enclosures – Bush, George H.W. (Editorial by Lowell Weicker)1982 12) CMS Enclosures – Busing1988 13) CMS Enclosures – Campaign Finance – S.2 (Column by Lowell Weicker)1984-1986 14) CMS Enclosures – Capital Punishment1985 15) CMS Enclosures – CHAMPUS – Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services Birth Benefit1988 16) CMS Enclosures – Civil Rights1985 17) CMS Enclosures – Civil Rights Restoration Act1988 18) CMS Enclosures – Coast Guard Policy1986 19) CMS Enclosures – Conrail1986-1987 20) CMS Enclosures – Contras1981 21) CMS Enclosures – Davis-Bacon Act1984-1985 22) CMS Enclosures – Defense Spending1985 23) CMS Enclosures – Department of Labor Regional Office Closures1988 24) CMS Enclosures – Drugs1987 25) CMS Enclosures – Drunk Driving1983 26) CMS Enclosures – Education1983 27) CMS Enclosures – Equal Rights Amendment1988 28) CMS Enclosures – Fair Housing Act1983 29) CMS Enclosures – Fair Insurance Practices Act1985 30) CMS Enclosures – Farms1984-1987 31) CMS Enclosures – Federal Budget1985-1987 32) CMS Enclosures – Federal Communications Commission 1985 33) CMS Enclosures – Federal Election Commission vs. National Conservative Political Action Committee1982 34) CMS Enclosures – Freedom of Information Act1985-1987 35) CMS Enclosures – Gasoline Tax1983 36) CMS Enclosures – Grenada1984 37) CMS Enclosures – Habeas Corpus Limitation (S. 1763)1983 38) CMS Enclosures – Hospice Regulations1988 39) CMS Enclosures – Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty1988 40) CMS Enclosures – Interstate 2911986-1988 41) CMS Enclosures – Iroquois Gas Pipeline1983 42) CMS Enclosures – Lebanon1986 43) CMS Enclosures – Liability Insurance1985 44) CMS Enclosures – Line Item Veto1984 45) CMS Enclosures – MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Interview1987 46) CMS Enclosures – Mandatory Health Insurance1983 47) CMS Enclosures – Martin Luther King Day1982 48) CMS Enclosures – Mass Transportation1987 49) CMS Enclosures – Medicaid and Children1987 50) CMS Enclosures – Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act1987 51) CMS Enclosures – Medicare Catastrophic Health – Comparison of S. 1127 and H.R. 29411988 52) CMS Enclosures – Medicare Denials1985 53) CMS Enclosures – MX Missile1987 54) CMS Enclosures – Namibia1983 55) CMS Enclosures – NASA Life Science (Animals on Spacelab Flights) 1988 56) CMS Enclosures – National Film Preservation Board (Coloration)1988 57) CMS Enclosures – Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act – H.R. 31982 58) CMS Enclosures – Outer Continental Shelf Leasing1988 59) CMS Enclosures – PBS Scrambling1985 60) CMS Enclosures – Polish Falcons of America Stamps1988 61) CMS Enclosures – Pornography – AT&T Policy on Dial-It Services1985 62) CMS Enclosures – POW/MIA Issues1985 63) CMS Enclosures – Reagan Visit to Bitburg Military Cemetery1986 64) CMS Enclosures – Rehnquist, William H.1983 65) CMS Enclosures – Religion1987 66) CMS Enclosures – Religious Broadcasting1984 67) CMS Enclosures – Republican Platform 19841985 68) CMS Enclosures – Riverside, Connecticut Post OfficeUndated 69) CMS Enclosures – Satellite Receive Only Antennas1982-1984 70) CMS Enclosures – School Prayer1986 71) CMS Enclosures – Sheltered Workshops1988 72) CMS Enclosures – Social Security – Lieberman’s Claims (Editorial)1986-1988 73) CMS Enclosures – Social Security Notch1985-1988 74) CMS Enclosures – South Africa1987 75) CMS Enclosures – Speed LimitBox 4711984 1) CMS Enclosures – Tandem Trucks1984-1987 2) CMS Enclosures – Taxes 1984-1988 3) CMS Enclosures – Trade1985 4) CMS Enclosures – Ukrainian Independence1981 5) CMS Enclosures – USA/USSR Maritime Boundary Talks1988 6) CMS Enclosures – Verity, William – Section 232 Petition (Ball Bearing Industry)1988 7) CMS Enclosures – West Hill School1985-1988 8) CMS Enclosures – WIC Funding (Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children)1985-1987 9) Deleted Honeywell Documents (Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos) – 19871986-1988 10) Deleted Honeywell Documents (Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos) – January 26, 1988 to February 1, 1988 – A-H1986-1988 11) Deleted Honeywell Documents (Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos) – January 26, 1988 to February 1, 1988 – I-O1986-1988 12) Deleted Honeywell Documents (Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos) – January 26, 1988 to February 1, 1988 – P-S1986-1988 13) Deleted Honeywell Documents (Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos) – January 26, 1988 to February 1, 1988 – T-WBox 4721988 1) Deleted Honeywell Documents (Miscellaneous Correspondence and Memos) – August 5, 19881988 2) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 1-3001988 3) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 301- 6001988 4) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 601- 9001988 5) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 901- 1200 1988 6) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 1201- 1500 Box 4731988 1) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 1501- 18001988 2) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 1801- 21001988 3) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 2101- 24001988 4) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 2401- 27001988 5) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 2701- 30001988 6) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 3001- 3300Box 4741988 1) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 3301- 36001988 2) Index File of Senator Weicker (Original Documents and Microfilm) – p. 3601- 39161988 3) Library Item Encyclopedia for Senator Weicker – Items 1-1101988 4) Library Item Encyclopedia for Senator Weicker – Items 111-1791988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8203101001+3 to 8203103084+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8203103147+3 to 8203103252+3Box 4751988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8204101001+3 to 8204101041+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8204102001+3 to 8204102068+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8204103001+3 to 8204103120+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8207101001+3 to 8207101028+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8207102001+3 to 8207102017+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8207103001+3 to 8207103013+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8208101002+3 to 8208101044+3 1988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8209101001+3 to 8209101048+3Box 4761988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8209103001+3 to 8209103117+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8213101001+3 to 8213101049+3 1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8214101001+3 to 8214101021+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8215101001+3 to 8215103023+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8216103002+3 to 8216103743+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8217103001+3 to 8217103031+3 1988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8218101001+3 to 8218101040+3 1988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8218101001+3 to 8218101040+3 1988 9) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8218101042+3 to 8218101086+3 1988 10) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8221101001+3 to 8221103005+3Box 477 1988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8222101001+3 to 8222103009+3 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8223101001+3 to 8223103017+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8223103018+3 to 8223103075+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8224101001+3 to 8224101030+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8224102001+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8224103001+3 to 8224103270+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8224103271+3 to 8224103465+3 1988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8228101001+3 to 8228103001+3 1988 9) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8229101001+3 to 8229101029+31988 10) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8229101030+3Box 4781988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8229101031+3 to 8229103050+3 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8229103051+3 to 8229103253 – Folder 11988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8229103051+3 to 8229103253+3 – Folder 21988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8229103254+3 to 8229103357+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8230091001+3 to 8230093162+3 1988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8231101002+3 to 8231101012+3 1988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8231102001+3 to 8231102064+3Box 4791988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8231102065+3 to 8231102118+3 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8231103001+3 to 8231103036+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8236101001+3 to 8236101047+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8236101048+3 to 8236103001+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8237101001+3 to 8237101016+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8237103001+3 to 8237103198+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8237103199+3 to 8237103593+3 – Folder 1Box 4801988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8237103199+3 to 8237103593+3 – Folder 2 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8237103199+3 to 8237103593+3 – Folder 31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8238101001+3 to 8238103004+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8238101001+3 to 8238103004+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8239101001+3 to 8239101003+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8239103001+3 to 8239103345+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8239103346+3 to 8239103386+31988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8239103387+3 to 8239103397+31988 9) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8242101001+3 to 8242103020+31988 10) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8243101001+3 to 8243101003+3 Box 4811988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8243102001+3 to 8243102045+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8244101001+3 to 8244101002+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8245101001+3 to 8245101025+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8245101026+3 to 8245101050+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8246101001+3 to 8246101038+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8246101039+3 to 8246101059+3 1988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8246101060+3 to 8246101078+3Box 482 1988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8246101079+3 to 8246103019+3 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8246103020+3 to 8246103052+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8250101001+3 to 8250101004+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8250102001+3 to 8250102023+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8250103061+3 to 8250103068+3 1988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8250103069+3 to 8250103091+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8251101001+3 to 8251103002+3 Box 4831988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8251103003+3 to 8251103068+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8252101001+3 to 8252103002+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8253101001+3 to 8253103228+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8255101002+3 to 8255101053+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8256101001+3 to 8256101042+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8257101001+3 to 8257101024+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8257101026+3 to 8257103029+3Box 4841988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8259101001+3 to 8259101028+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8259101029+3 to 8259101051+3 1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8260101001+3 to 8260101020+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8260103001+3 to 8260103218+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8260103219+3 to 8260103254+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8260103255+3 to 8260103415+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8263101001+3 to 8263101029+3Box 4851988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8263101030+3 to 8263101053+3 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8264101001+3 to 8264101005+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8264103001+3 to 8264103129+3 – Folder 1 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8264103001+3 to 8264103129+3 – Folder 21988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8264103130+3 to 8264103180+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8264103181+3 to 8264103331+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8265101001+3 to 8265101039+3 Box 4861988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8265101040+3 to 8265103077+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8265103078+3 to 8265103119+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8266101001+3 to 8266101013+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8266103001+3 to 8266103062+3 – Folder 11988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8266103001+3 to 8266103062+3 – Folder 21988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8266103063+3 to 8266103496+3 – Folder 11988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8266103063+3 to 8266103496+3 – Folder 2Box 4871988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8266103497+3 to 8266103584+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8267101001+3 to 8267101011+3 (Audio Cassette Within)1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8267101012+3 to 8267101036+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8267101037+3 to 8267103004+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8270101001+3 to 8270103009+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8270103010+3 to 8270103086+3Box 488 1988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8270103087+3 to 82701031551988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8271101001+3 to 8271101003+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8272101001+3 to 8272101024+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8272101025+3 to 8272101058+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8272101059+3 to 8272103001+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274101001+3 to 8274101005+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102001+3 to 8274102023+3 1988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102024+3 to 8274102040+3 Box 4891988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102041+3 to 8274102069+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102070+3 to 8274102080+3 1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102081+3 to 8274102122+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102123+3 to 8274102176+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274102177+3 to 8274102200+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274103001+3 to 8274103086+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8274103087+3 to 8274103125+3Box 4901988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8277101001+3 to 8277101023+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8277102001+3 to 8277102014+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8277103001+3 to 8277103026+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8277103027+3 to 8277103180+3 – Folder 11988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8277103027+3 to 8277103180+3 – Folder 2 1988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8278101001+3 to 8278101029+3 Box 4911988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8278101030+3 to 8278101063+3 1988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8278101064+3 to 8278103033+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8278102001+3 to 8278102018+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8279101001+3 to 8279101023+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8279103001+3 to 8279103117+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8280101001+3 to 8280101045+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8280102001+3 to 8280102008+31988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8280103001+3 to 8280103026+31988 9) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8281101001+3 to 8281101026+3Box 4921988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8281103001+3 to 8281103154+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8281103155+3 to 8281103469+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8285101001+3 to 8285101002+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8286101001+3 to 8286101035+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8286101036+3 to 8286101061+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8286101062+3 to 8286103043+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8286103044+3 to 8286103108+31988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8287101001+3 to 8287101019+3 Box 4931988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8288101001+3 to 8288101031+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8288102001+3 to 8288102019+3 1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8288102020+3 to 8288102037+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8288102038+3 to 8288102060+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8288103001+3 to 8288103048+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8291101001+3 to 8291103019+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8291103020+3 to 8291103055+3Box 4941988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8291103056+3 to 8291103327+31988 2 ) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8292101001+3 to 8292101025+3 1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8292101026+3 to 8292101034+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8292102001+3 to 8292102011+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8292102012+3 to 8292103021+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8293101001+3 to 8293101033+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8293101034+3 to 8293103116+31988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8294101001+3 to 8294101012+31988 9) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8294102001+3 to 8294103001+3Box 4951988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8295101001+3 to 8295101024+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8298101001+3 to 8298101020+3 1988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8298101021+3 to 8298101038+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8298102001+3 to 8298103017+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8298103018+3 to 8298103360+31988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8299101001+3 to 8299101031+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8299101032+3 to 8299101042+3 1988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8299102001+3 to 8299103006+3Box 4961988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8300101001+3 to 8300101040+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8300101041+3 to 8300103031+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8301101001+3 to 8301103002+31988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8302101001+3 to 8302101026+3 1988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8302101027+3 to 8302103011+3 1988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8305101001+3 to 8305101026+31988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8305101027+3 to 8305103013+31988 8) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8306101001+3 to 8306101025+3Box 4971988 1) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8306101026+3 to 8306102001+31988 2) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8307101001+3 to 8307101029+31988 3) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8307101030+3 to 8307103030+3 1988 4) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8308101001+3 to 8308101028+31988 5) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8309101001+3 to 8309101015+3 1988 6) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8309101001+3 to 8309101015+3 1988 7) Constituent Correspondence – CMS 8326103001+3 to 8326103074+3Camille Butler FilesBox 4981975 1) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – June 1975 2) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – July 1975 3) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – August 1975 4) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – September – Folder 11975 5) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – September – Folder 21975 6) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – October – Folder 1Box 4991975 1) Schedule – Appointments and Commitment – October – Folder 21975 2) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – November 1975 3) Schedule – Appointments and Commitments – December Jeanne Diedrick FilesBox 5001985-1988 1) Publications – Staff Contacts1981-1984 2) Publications – Staff Contacts1979-1988 3) Security ClearancesUndated 4) Senate Pages – General Page Information1988 5) Senate Pages – 19881987 6) Senate Pages – 19871986 7) Senate Pages – 19861985 8) Senate Pages – 19851982-1984 9) Senate Pages – 1984 and prior – Folder 11982-1984 10) Senate Pages – 1984 and prior – Folder 21981-1983 11) United States – Japan Senate Scholarship Project (YFU)Kimberly Elliott FilesBox 501 1985 1) Appropriations – African Famine Relief Supplemental 1985 2) Appropriations – Agriculture Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1986 1985 3) Appropriations – Commerce, State, Justice Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19861986-1987 4) Appropriations – Commerce, State, Justice, Fiscal Years 1987 and 19881986-1987 5) Appropriations – Continuing Resolution, Fiscal Year 19871987 6) Appropriations – Continuing Resolution, Fiscal Year 19881985-1988 7) Appropriations – Defense Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1986, 1987, 19881985-1986 8) Appropriations – D.C. – District of Columbia Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1986 and 19871987-1988 9) Appropriations – D.C. – District of Columbia Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1988 and 1989Box 5021985-1986 1) Appropriations – Energy & Water Development Appropriation Bill, Fiscal Years 1986 and 19871987-1988 2) Appropriations – Energy & Water Development Appropriation Bill, Fiscal Years 1988 and 19891985-1988 3) Appropriations – HUD-Independent Agencies Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1986, 1987, 1988, 19891985-1987 4) Appropriations – Interior Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1986,1987,19881984 5) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations 19841984-1985 6) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations 19851985 7) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services, Fiscal Year 19861986 8) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services, Fiscal Year 19871987 9) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Rape and Incest IssueBox 5031983-1987 1) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988 Folder 1 1983-1987 2) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988 Folder 21987 3) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988 Folder 31988 4) Appropriations – Labor/Health & Human Services, Fiscal Year 19891985-1988 5) Appropriations – Legislative Branch Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1987, 1988, 19891987-1988 6) Appropriations – Military Construction, Fiscal Years 1987, 19881985 7) Appropriations – Regular CR [Continuing Resolution, Fiscal Year 1986 Folder 11986 8) Appropriations – Regular CR [Continuing Resolution, Fiscal Year 1986 Folder 2Box 5041985 1) Appropriations – Regular Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19851986 2) Appropriations – Regular Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19871987 3) Appropriations – Regular Supplemental, Fiscal Year 19881985-1987 4) Appropriations – Transportation Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1986, 19881985-1988 5) Appropriations – Treasury, Postal Service Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1986, 1987, 1988Box 5051987 1) Legislative Record – AIDS Briefing Book, June 8, 1987 [Distributed by Lowell Weicker, Jr.]1988 2) Legislative Record – Briefing Book, May Recess1988 3) Legislative Record – Briefing Book, June Recess,1988 4) Legislative Record – Briefing Book, Recap of the 100th Congress, 1st Session [January 7, 1988] 1988 5) Legislative Record – Briefing Book – Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr. July II Recess 1988 6) Legislative Record – Connecticut Budget 1984-1988 7) Legislative Record – Connecticut State Government Key Issues, 1984-1985, 1987-19881985 8) Legislative Record – Connecticut Trip, 1985 [Weicker Speeches: Yale-New Haven Hospital; Congressional District Republican Women’s Lincoln Day Lunch], February 12, 19851985 9) Legislative Record – Easter Recess, Connecticut Schedule1984 10) Legislative Record – Recess, 1984 – Staff Travel During the RecessBox 5061982-1984 1) Legislative Record – State Legislative Requests, General, Connecticut Legislative Issues1983-1984 2) Legislative Record – State Legislative Requests, Memoranda, Connecticut General Assembly Legislative Issues1985-1986 3) Legislative Record – State Legislative Requests, Connecticut Legislative Issues1983-1984 4) Legislative Record – State/Local Governments, Connecticut1988 5) Legislative Record – Summary of Record, 1983-July 1988 – The Weicker Record, June 28, 1988Box 5071983-1986 1) Litigation – ALTA Technology, Competition for WMATA’s Farecard Enhancement Procurement1983-1986 2) Litigation – Asbestos-R.T. Vanderbilt Company, Incorporated1987-1988 3) Litigation – Babe Ruth – Nomination for Presidential Medal of Freedom1982-1983 4) Litigation – Bakal, Richard/Department of Justice – Federal Trade Commission Case1988 5) Litigation – Bid Bonds – Connecticut’s Requirements/Sonny Metz1981-1986 6) Litigation – Columbus West Townhouses/New Haven1983-1987 7) Litigation – Constituent Cases/Follow-up1982-1983 8) Litigation – Customs Service Case 1987-1988 9) Litigation – Ivan Lendl – Bill for the Relief of Ivan Lendl/Citizenship 1983-1985 10) Litigation – Jack Dreyfus/Laxalt – Dilantin Medication1985-1988 11) Litigation – Ojeda-Rios Case – Bail Request1984 12) Litigation – Oman Hani Case – Humanitarian Parole1984-1986 13) Litigation – VIP Cases/Favors1985 14) Litigation – Will Hegman – Flight Line, Incorporated/Federal Aviation AdministrationBox 5081982 1) Nominations – Appointments-Connecticut,1984-1985 2) Nominations – Marshall Babson – National Labor Relations Board1985 3) Nominations – James L. Buckley Nomination1986 4) Nominations – Priscilla L. Buckley and Donald J. Irwin Nominations1985 5) Nominations – Cabinet Appointments1981 6) Nominations – Alexander Haig Nomination – Lowell Weicker Statement1985 7) Nominations – Kenneth T. Hampton Nomination1987 8) Nominations – William E. Huth Nomination – Federal District Court Judgeship1986 9) Nominations – Peter Libassi Nomination – Task Force on Long-Term Care Policies/Health Care Financing Administration1986 10) Nominations – Daniel A. Manion Nomination – Judgeship1985-1986 11) Nominations – Pasquale A. Mangini Nomination – U.S. Marshall1985 12) Nominations – Phillip Marcus Nomination – Director, National Endowment for the Humanities1988 13) Nominations – John McConnin Nomination – Administrative Law Judge1987 14) Nominations – Gerald J. McKiernan Nomination – Department of Commerce1984 15) Nominations – Ann McLaughlin Nomination – Undersecretary of the Interior for Territorial and International Affairs 1984-1985 16) Nominations – Edwin Meese III Nomination1986-1987 17) Nominations – Jacob Neusner Nomination – Librarian of Congress1986-1988 18) Nominations – Nominations-General1985 19) Nominations – Daniel Oliver Nomination – Chairman of Federal Trade Commission1981-1986 20) Nominations – Robert Rader Nomination – Occupational Safety and Health Administration Commission1986 21) Nominations – William Rehnquist Nomination1987 22) Nominations – Antonin Scalia Nomination1987 23) Nominations – William S. Sessions Nomination – Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation1988 24) Nominations – Marc G. Stanley – Department of Commerce1987 25) Nominations – Dorothy Strunk Nomination – Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety and Health1985-1986 26) Nominations – Richard Treibick Nomination – Member of the Presidential Board of Advisors on Private Sector Initiatives1985 27) Nominations – Stanley A. Twardy & Alan H. Nevas Nominations – U.S. Attorney for Connecticut and U.S. District Judge for the District of ConnecticutBox 5091982 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Bush File – Prescott Bush’s Candidacy for the U.S. Senate1971-1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1982 File – Lowell Weicker-General, Folder 11971-1982 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1982 File – Lowell Weicker-General, Folder 21980 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Republican National Convention Platform1988 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Connecticut Education Association (CEA) Questionnaire 1984-1988 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 Platform Committee1988 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Republican Convention, Connecticut Delegate Selection1988 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – 1988 Republican Platform Committee1988 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 –AIDS/Gay Questionnaire - Lesbian and Gay Rights Coalition Political Action Committee1988 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988] Awards [Weicker Awards by Category] 1987-1988 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Campaign Stops, Finance, Fundraisers/Contributors1988 12) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Campaign Travel1988 13) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Connecticut Association of Realtors Questionnaire1987-1988 14) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Debates – The Hartford] Courant Debate, June 3; SACIA Debate – Southwestern Area, Commerce & Industry Association of Connecticut, Inc.1987 15) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Defense Fundraising1988 16) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – ELLA Q – Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian Alliance of Connecticut QuestionnaireBox 5101988 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Endorsements-Connecticut Nurses, Health1988 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Endorsements-Miscellaneous, Questionnaires [Answered and Unanswered]1988 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – [Campaign 1988] Endorsements—AFL-CIO COPE, Carpenter, Home Builders1987-1988 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Francisco Borges, John Droney, Gary Johnson, Jerry Lindsley1988 5) Senatorial Campaign Files –Campaign 1988 – General Endorsements Ca. 1988 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Greenwich Review Magazine Questionnaire1987 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Interest Group Ratings, 1981- 1986 Ratings1987-1988 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Issues – Federal Retirees1987-1988 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Lieberman Announcement1987-1988 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Lieberman—Leave of Absence1987-1988 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Lieberman Polls/Propaganda1987-1988 12) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 Lieberman/Weicker Comparisons1985-1987 13) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Local 1199 (Jerry Brown) – New England Health Care Employees Union; Retail, Wholesale, Department Store Union, New York; Drug, Hospital and Health Care Employees Union, New York1988 14) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Lowell Weicker – Convention – 8 X 5 Card Regarding Weicker’s Nomination at the Connecticut State Convention1988 15) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Miscellaneous Suits/State Cases, Insurance Suit, Homeowners’ Scam1988 16) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – NARAL , National Abortion Rights Action League1988 17) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – New York Times Questionnaire1986-1988 18) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – NOW, National Organization of Women Endorsements, Folder 1Box 5111986-1988 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – National Organization of Women Endorsements, Folder 21986-1988 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – National Organization of Women Endorsements, Folder 31987 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Party Lever – Return of Party Lever for Voting Machines 1982-1988 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 Questionnaires—AFL-CIO COPE Committee, Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers, Local 1199, UAW, Connecticut United Auto Workers CAP Council1988 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 Questionnaires – Bread for the World, CCAG, Connecticut Citizen Action Group, Connecticut Freeze Voter’s1988 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 Questionnaires – Forget-Me-Not Association, PACE [People’s Action for Clean Energy, Inc.]1988 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 Questionnaires – League of Women Voters of Connecticut; OWL , Older Women’s League1988 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Religion and Politics – People for the American Way Publication1988 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Republican Platform- Testimonies1987 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Right Wing1988 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Small Business1987-1988 12) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Speeches, Honors, Trivia Quiz1988 13) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Staff Ethics – Restrictions on Campaign Activity by Senate Staffers1988 14) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Unanswered QuestionnairesBox 5121987-1988 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Union Endorsements1985-1988 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – United States Questionnaire1988 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign 1988 – Women’s Groups – Tri-Town Republican Women, Connecticut1987-1988 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Contributors and Fundraisers1984 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign – Hearing on the Republican Platform, July 30, 1984 Statements and Testimony, Folder 11984 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign – Hearing on the Republican Platform, July 30, 1984, Statements and Testimony, Folder 2 1988 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Acid Rain1988 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Advest Group, Incorporated Campaign ContributionsCa. 1982 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Aging, Lowell Weicker on Aging1988 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – AIDS/Homeless – Lieberman1981-1982 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Appropriations1982 12) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – AT&T Settlement/H.R. 51581982 13) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Budget Box 5131982 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Children’s Issues1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Customs Office1982 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Defense1988 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Drug/Alcohol Abuse1982 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Education1982 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Energy –Chronological through August 18, 1982, Summaries1982 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Energy—Natural Gas, Nuclear, Oil1982 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Environment 1987-1988 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Environment, 19881982 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Federal Employees1975-1980 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Foreign AffairsBox 5141982 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Handicapped 1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Housing1987-1988 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Iroquois Pipeline1987-1988 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Issues – General, Post Office, Insurance Industry, Prayer in School1982 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Labor1982 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Low-Income Energy AssistanceCa. 1982 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Lowell Weicker Position Paper1978-1982 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Lowell Weicker/TM Summary, Connecticut Conrail Controversy1982 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Medicare/Medicaid1982 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Revenue Sharing1981-1982 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Small Business1982 12) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Social Issues1982 13) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Social Security1976-1982 14) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Tax, Votes on Reagan Tax BillBox 5151982 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Trade1981-1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Transportation1982 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Issues – Unemployment1975-1981 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign: Newspaper Articles, Congressional Records and Press Releases Related to Voting Records on Energy Policy1976 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Position Papers 1976 – Candidates Views on Issues, Issues Questionnaires, 1976, Folder 11976 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Position Papers 1976 – Candidates Views on Issues, Issues Questionnaires, 1976, Folder 2 1975-1980 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Press Releases, Congressional Record, Newspaper Articles Relating to Dodd’s and Moffett’s Voting RecordsBox 5161982 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Questionnaires, Folder 11982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign Questionnaires, Folder 2 1977-1980 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Campaign – Suggested Press Releases Related to Voting Record of Toby Moffett]1982 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Connecticut Conservative Party, Difazio Candidacy1982 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Debate – Weicker/Moffett Debates1980-1987 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – DeNardis, Lawrence J. and Lieberman Press1982 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – DiFazio, Lucien P., Conservative Party Candidate1987 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Roger Eddy – Article by Eddy, “Run Roger Run”, Part Two1987 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Fourth Congressional District Special Election, Connecticut1985 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Gubernatorial 19861980-1982 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – Honoraria, H.R. 5250 and Lowell Weicker Honoraria 1987 12) Senatorial Campaign Files – Barbara Kennelly – Government Financed, Fact- Finding Congressional TripsBox 5171987-1988 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Joe Lieberman – Weicker v. Lieberman, 1988 Campaign1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Memoranda – Weicker v. Reagan; Bush and the Manchester PrimaryCa. 1982 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett, Toby Candidacy, Folder 1Ca. 1982 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett, Toby Candidacy, Folder 2 1982 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Votes1982 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Votes – Busing1982 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Votes – Conflict of Interest1975-1979 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Votes – Congressional Record Index1982 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Votes – Labor, EmploymentBox 5181977-1981 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Voting Record Concerning Abortion1975-1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Voting Record Concerning Appropriations, Folder 11975-1982 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Moffett Voting Record Concerning Appropriations, Folder 21982 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – NCPAC Budget Proposal, April 16, 1982 – Alternative Budget Proposal1981-1982 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Newspaper Clips – Weicker, Moffett Race for the Senate 1978-1982 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Road Show-Twardy – Weicker, Moffett, DiFazio on the Issues1987-1988 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Second Congressional District, Fourth Congressional District/Advertisements, Independent Voters; Fifth Congressional District, ConnecticutCa. 1982 8) Senatorial Campaign Files – Special Interest Group Ratings of Senator Lowell Weicker, Legislation1978-1980 9) Senatorial Campaign Files – Special Interest Groups – Statistical Analysis1987 10) Senatorial Campaign Files – Southbury – Lieberman v. Weicker PressCa. 1982 11) Senatorial Campaign Files – The Moffett Story by Tom DudchikBox 5191982 1) Senatorial Campaign Files – Voting Analysis –Congressional Voting Record and Ratings, Folder 1 1982 2) Senatorial Campaign Files – Voting Analysis – Congressional Voting Record and Ratings, Folder 21981-1982 3) Senatorial Campaign Files – Weicker 1982 Campaign, Folder 11981-1982 4) Senatorial Campaign Files – Weicker 1982 Campaign, Folder 21981-1982 5) Senatorial Campaign Files – Weicker 1982 Campaign, Folder 31976-1982 6) Senatorial Campaign Files – Weicker Elections 1982/19761982 7) Senatorial Campaign Files – Weicker Voting Record – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1974 Senate VotesBox 520 1986 1) Subject Files – Abortion/Tax Bill1987 2) Subject Files – Adams, Brock – Senate Joint Resolution 217, Continued Use of U.S. Armed Forces in the Persian Gulf1983-1986 3) Subject Files – ADA Ratings – Americans for Democratic Action Senate Voting Record1986 4) Subject Files – Afro-American Museum/Claudia1986 5) Subject Files – Age Discrimination Act – The Retirement Health Benefit Act of 19861987-1988 6) Subject Files – Aging Subcommittee1988 7) Subject Files – AIDS-1988 – Senate Approval of AIDS BillCa. 1986 8) Subject Files – AIDS and D.C. – Helms Amendment, Repeal of D.C. Law 6-170, Prohibits Discrimination by Health Insurance Companies1988 9) Subject Files – AIDS Commission/Recommendations – Release of Chairman’s Recommendations for a National Strategy to Deal with the AIDS Epidemic1987-1988 10) Subject Files – AIDS Education Bill – Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Research and Information Act1986-1987 11) Subject Files – AIDS – Gay Men’s Health Crisis/Jesse Helms1986 12) Subject Files – AIDS Investigation – CDC Internal Turmoil Hampers AIDS Research1987 13) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker AIDS Resolution – Research Appropriations 1986 14) Subject Files – AIDS Testimony & Discrimination1983 15) Subject Files – Alternative Budget Proposal, Folder 11983 16) Subject Files – Alternative Budget Proposal, Folder 21987 17) Subject Files – AmtrakCa. 1986 18) Subject Files – Angola – U.S. involvement Chronology1986 19) Subject Files – 1986 Appropriations Bill1987 20) Subject Files – Aquarius Dive/December 1988 21) Subject Files – Arms Control1987 22) Subject Files – Army Band/Strike – Hartford Sheraton Hotel Labor Dispute and U.S. Army Field Band’s Accommodations at the SheratonBox 5211983 1) Subject Files – Arson Prevention – Citizens for Action in New Britain Arson Prevention Program1984-1987 2) Subject Files – Asbestos-Bridgeport Federal Buildings Removal1986 3) Subject Files – AZT, Axidothymidine: Testing, Use by Patients, Talking Points and Amendments 1985 4) Subject Files – Balanced Budget Amendment1985 5) Subject Files – Raymond Baldwin – U.S. Senator and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Connecticut1984 6) Subject Files – Banking Bill – S. 2851-Financial Services Competitive Equity Act1984 7) Subject Files – Bankruptcy/Packwood – Amend the Bankruptcy Code Relative to Collective Bargaining Agreements1988 8) Subject Files – Bid Requirements/Connecticut – Bid Bond Requirements1987 9) Subject Files – Black Budget1985-1987 10) Subject Files – Boren, David – PAC, Political Action Committees Amendment Undated 11) Subject Files – Bork Nomination – Robert Bork’s Appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court1987 12) Subject Files – Bread Labels – FDA Appropriations Bill1987 13) Subject Files – Bryant Electric Company Shutdown, Bridgeport, Connecticut1983 14) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 19841985 15) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 1986 – First Concurrent Resolution1986 16) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 19871986 17) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 1987 – Education, Handicapped and Health Amendments1986 18) Subject Files – [Budget Fiscal Year 1987 – Labor Issues and Small Business AmendmentBox 5221986-1987 1) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 19881987 2) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 1988 – Floor Action1985 3) Subject Files – Budget Amendments – Chiles Package, GSBG Amendment1985 4) Subject Files – Budget Amendments – “Gang” Transfer Amendment1985 5) Subject Files – Budget Amendments – Leadership Package1985 6) Subject Files – Budget Information, 1986, Folder 11985 7) Subject Files – Budget Information, 1986, Folder 21985 8) Subject Files – Budget – Low-Income Energy, Education, Handicapped, Health1984 9) Subject Files – Budget Message, 19851985 10) Subject Files – Budget ReconciliationCa. 1985 11) Subject Files – Budget Resolution, Senate and House1985 12) Subject Files – Budget – Revenue Forgone Appropriation1985 13) Subject Files – Budget – Senate – Final Box 5231987 1) Subject Files – Budget Sequester – Deficit Reduction1985 2) Subject Files – Budget – Small Business, Transportation1982 3) Subject Files – Business Positions – General – Congressional Issues 19821980 4) Subject Files – Busing 1980 – Fiscal Year 1981 Justice Appropriation Bill – Action on and Constitutionality of Collins Amendment, Eagleton-Biden Amendment, Collins-Thurmond1980 5) Subject Files – Busing 1980 – Fiscal Year 1981 Justice Appropriation Bill – Department of Education Letter to Lowell Weicker, Dear Colleague Letter, Weicker to Hatfield Letter1980 6) Subject Files – Busing 1980 – Fiscal Year 1981 Justice Appropriation Bill) – House Joint Resolution 637, Fiscal Year 1981 Continuing Resolution, Up Amendment No. 18691980 7) Subject Files – Busing 1980 – (Fiscal Year 1981 Justice Appropriation Bill – H.R. 7584 Conference Report, Presidential Veto1980 8) Subject Files – Busing 1980 – FY 1981 Justice Appropriation Bill – Press1980 9) Subject Files – Busing Fiscal Year 1981 Justice Department1985 10) Subject Files – Busing 1985 – Limitation of Justice Department’s Litigatory Authority1981-1982 11) Subject Files – Busing – Attorney General’s Letter on S. 951 – Statements, Press, Fact Sheet1981 12) Subject Files – Busing – Attorney General Smith’s Address, Busing Chronology1979-1981 13) Subject Files – Busing Background Information – Press, Memos, Congressional Research Service Report1981 14) Subject Files – Busing – Briefing Book on School Desegregation – Leadership Conference on Civil Rights1980 15) Subject Files – Busing – Carter Veto, H.R. 7584 – State-Justice-Commerce Appropriations Act of 1980, Helms-Collins AmendmentBox 5241982 1) Subject Files – Busing Chronology – Senate Action on S. 951, Department of Justice Authorization for Fiscal Year 1982 1981 2) Subject Files – Busing – Congressional Research Service: Johnston-Helms1980-1981 3) Subject Files – Busing – Congressional Research Service on Busing1980 4) Subject Files – Busing – Congressional Research Service Report: Legal Analysis of Legislative Rider to H.R. 75841978 5) Subject Files – Busing – Current Population Reports – “Travel to School: October 1978”1981 6) Subject Files – Busing – Dear Colleague Letters1982 7) Subject Files – Busing Desegregation1981-1982 8) Subject Files – Busing Editorials – Press Clips1981-1982 9) Subject Files – Busing – Gorton, Slade Amendment to S. 951 – Separation of Powers1982 10) Subject Files – Busing – Harris Survey1982 11) Subject Files – Busing – Helms Amendments – House Joint Resolution 409, H.R. 59221980 12) Subject Files – Busing – H.R. 7584 – State, Justice, Commerce Appropriations –Amendment Numbers 1815-2392 – Congressional Record1980-1981 13) Subject Files – Busing – Justice Department Appropriations, 1980, 1981Box 5251981-1982 1) Subject Files – Busing – Letters of Support1982 2) Subject Files – Busing – New York City Bar on Helms Amendment1973-1981 3) Subject Files – Busing Opinions – Pro and Con1981-1982 4) Subject Files – Busing – Press Clippings1981-1985 5) Subject Files – Busing – S. 37-Public School Civil Rights Act of 19851981-1982 6) Subject Files – Busing – S. 528-Johnston Neighborhood School Act; S. 951- Department of Justice Authorization – Section 2(a), Neighborhood School Act of 19821981-1982 7) Subject Files – Busing – S. 1647 – East Busing Bill,Neighborhood School Transportation Relief Act of 1981 1981-1982 8) Subject Files – Busing – S. 1743 – Helms Anti-Busing1981-1982 9) Subject Files – Busing – S. 1760 – Hatch Busing Bill – Public School Civil Rights Act of 19811982 10) Subject Files – Busing – “There is no Liberty…”: A Report on Congressional Efforts to Curb the Federal Courts and to Undermine the Brown Decision”Box 5261981-1983 1) Subject Files – Busing – United States Commission on Civil Rights1987 2) Subject Files – Cafeteria Food-Senate House Joint Resolution 395-Distribution of Unused Food from the Senate Cafeteria to the Homeless of the District of Columbia1974 3) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform1974 4) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – Additional Views to the Final Report of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, United States Senate, by Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr.1975 5) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – Buckley v. Valeo1966-1977 6) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – History – Various Acts and Public Laws Pertaining to Presidential and Federal Elections1977-1988 7) Subject Files –Campaign Finance Reform – Public Financing of Congressional Campaigns1975-1983 8) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – Public Financing – General, Folder 11975-1983 9) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – Public Financing – General, Folder 21977-1979 10) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – S. 16 – Nationwide Presidential Primary, 1979, Presidential Primary Act1977- 1988 11) Subject Files – Campaign Finance Reform – Summary of S. 2 – Senatorial Election Campaign Act of 19871983 12) Subject Files – Caribbean Basin InitiativeBox 527 1989-1990 1) Subject Files – CEA – Connecticut Education Association, Commissions, Committees and Regional Education Associations1984 2) Subject Files – Central America – Foreign Aid – United States Catholic Conference Testimony1984 3) Subject Files – Chafee Budget Amendment1982 4) Subject Files – Child Labor Law Revisions1984 5) Subject Files – Chimon Island Testimony – S. 2668 – Chimon Island National Wildlife Refuge1985-1986 6) Subject Files – Church and State1964 7) Subject Files – Civil Rights Act of 19641984 8) Subject Files – Civil Rights Leadership Conference1981-1982 9) Subject Files – Clean Air Act – CRS-821988 10) Subject Files – Coast Guard Funding1987-1988 11) Subject Files – Colt [Firearms] Strike, Hartford, Connecticut1981-1982 12) Subject Files – Commission on Civil Rights – Nominations, 1982 and Current Membership 1982 13) Subject Files – Committee Information/General, 19821986 14) Subject Files – Connecticut Census Figures [100th Congress – Estimated Population by Congressional District]1986 15) Subject Files – Connecticut - Election Laws – Secretary of the State, 1986, Folder 11986 16) Subject Files – [Connecticut - Election Laws - Secretary of the State, 1986, Folder 2Box 5281986 1) Subject Files – Connecticut - Election Laws - Secretary of the State, 1986, Folder 31988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut History –Origins of the State Name1984 3) Subject Files – Connecticut State Budget, Fiscal Year 1986 1986 4) Subject Files – Conrail – S. 638 – Approve the Sale of Conrail to the Norfolk Southern Corporation1982 5) Subject Files – Constitution – Barry Goldwater1987 6) Subject Files – Constitution Bicentennial – Article – “America’s Constitution: The First and the Finest”1986-1988 7) Subject Files – Contras – Debate and Vote on Aid1981 8) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction: Common Cause – Attack on the independence of the Judiciary1982 9) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction – Conference of Chief Justices1980-1982 10) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction: Congressional Research Service1981-1985 11) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction- Federal Court Stripping1985 12) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction – Howard Baker/Sam Ervin1981 13) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction – Judge Irving R. Kaufman1981-1982 14) Subject Files – Court Jurisdiction – Press Clippings1982 15) Subject Files – [Court Jurisdiction] Sen. Eagleton, May 161982 16) Subject Files – Creationism Case – Reverend Bill McLean, et al. v. Arkansas Board of Education, et al.]1984 17) Subject Files – Credit Card Legislation – S. 2336 – Permit Price Differences with Respect to Credit Card Sales Transactions1987 18) Subject Files – CRIPA Reform – S. 1540 – Protection for Institutionalized Disabled Individuals Amendments Act of 19871987-1988 19) Subject Files – Croaker – World War II Submarine to be a Memorial, Groton, ConnecticutBox 5291987 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Primary Legislation1984 2) Subject Files – Connecticut State Budget, Fiscal Year 19851982 3) Subject Files – Cuba – Dulce Alvarez Letter to Fidel Castro Regarding Imprisonment of Son, Carlos Alvarez] 1980-1983 4) Subject Files – Cuba – Americans in Cuba – Prisoners1983 5) Subject Files – Cuba Briefing Book – General Background1981 6) Subject Files – Cuba – Center for Cuban Studies Conference1982-1987 7) Subject Files – Cuba – Cuban Prisoner Cases, Audrey Cole, John Rote – Soviet Agents on Capitol Hill1983 8) Subject Files – Cuba – “Cuban-United States Relations: The First Quarter Century”1981 9) Subject Files – Cuba – Davis, William Release/Letters to Castro1987 10) Subject Files – Cuba – Directory of Officials of the Republic of Cuba1983 11) Subject Files – Cuba – Drug Trafficking1977 12) Subject Files – Cuba – Embargo Material-McGovern – S. 3141980-1984 13) Subject Files – Cuba – Ethics Committee and Report – Gifts from 1980 and 1983 Cuba TripsCa. 1980 14) Subject Files – Cuba – Film Play-by-Play – 22 Minutes of Hydrolab Excursion1987-1988 15) Subject Files – Cuban Foreign Relations1980 16) Subject Files – Cuba – George Evica – Interest in Trip to CubaCa. 1982 17) Subject Files – Cuba – Haig Questions SJC, Questions to Secretary of State on Various Topics1982 18) Subject Files – Cuba – House Hearings, December 14, 1982 – Enders, Smith Statements1988 19) Subject Files – Cuba – Human Rights1980-1983 20) Subject Files – Cuba – Hydrolab – Fidel Castro Letter to Lowell Weicker, Harbor Branch MissionUndated 21) Subject Files – Cuba – Immigration CommuniquéBox 5301981-1984 1) Subject Files – Cuba – Imports, Narcotics, Aquaculture, Soviets, Human Rights 1983-1984 2) Subject Files – Cuba – Jorge Hyatt/Suarez – Request for and Granting of Exit Visas1975 3) Subject Files – Cuban Economy – “Development and Prospects of the Cuban Economy”1983 4) Subject Files – Cuba – Netto, Jorge-Exit Visa Issuance to be Reunited with Family in the United States1980 5) Subject Files – Cuban Fisheries1981-1983 6) Subject Files – Cuba – Nicaragua Invasion1981 7) Subject Files – Cuba – NOAA- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Trip - Joint Cuban-American Hydro Lab Mission1981 8) Subject Files – Cuba – November 4, 1981 Fidel Castro letter1987 9) Subject Files – Cuba – Pan American Games, August 19871983 10) Subject Files – Cuba – Radio Marti Briefing Book1987 11) Subject Files – Cuba [Radio Marti Interview of General Rafael del Pino]1982-1983 12) Subject Files – Cuba – Radio Marti – Radio Broadcasting to Cuba1983 13) Subject Files – Cuba—S. 602-Radio Broadcasting to Cuba Act, Congressional RecordCa. 1984 14) Subject Files – Cuba—S. 602-Radio Marti Authorization1982 15) Subject Files – Cuba – Serafino – Congressional Research Service Report- “Radio Marti”1986 16) Subject Files – Cuba/St. CroixBox 5311982 1) Subject Files – Cuba – Senator Steven D. Symms Amendments1983 2) Subject Files – Cuba – Treasury Department Authorization1983 3) Subject Files – Cuba Trip 1983 – Briefings, Meetings, Documents1980 4) Subject Files – Cuba Trip Book 1980)/Background Press Clippings1980 5) Subject Files – Cuba Trip Logistics 1986 6) Subject Files – Cuba Trip – Political Prisoners and Undersea Exploration1980 7) Subject Files – Cuba Trip Receipts1980 8) Subject Files – Cuba Trip Report 19801980-1981 9) Subject Files – Cuba Trip – Schedule, Preparations, Prisoners1977 10) Subject Files – Cuba-United States Relations1980 11) Subject Files – Cuba – U.S. Policy1979-1983 12) Subject Files – Cuba – USSR Troops in Cuba1982-1983 13) Subject Files – Cuba – Wayne Smith Material – Radio Marti/Cuban Jamming1983 14) Subject Files – Cuba – Weather – United States/Cuba Cooperation1983 15) Subject Files – Cuba – Weicker’s Interest in Specific Visa Issues1980-1983 16) Subject Files – Cuba – Weicker Trip, Foreign Policy, Economic Issues, Embargo1980-1983 17) Subject Files – Cuba – Weicker Trips, 1980, 1983: Issues, Prisoners, Handwritten Preparations, Press Clippings1984-1985 18) Subject Files – Cudos—Other Senators1982 19) Subject Files – Danbury, Connecticut Hospital – National Labor Relations Board Case 19821987 20) Subject Files – Danbury, Connecticut Prison – Newton, Connecticut versus Danbury for New Federal PrisonBox 5321988 1) Subject Files – Death Penalty 1988 – S. 2455 – Provide for the Death Penalty in Drug Related Killings1987 2) Subject Files – Debt Ceiling 1987 – Budget Points of Order1987 3) Subject Files – Debt Ceiling 1987 – Budget Repeal1987 4) Subject Files – Debt Ceiling 1987 – Debt Limit1986 5) Subject Files – Debt Ceiling 1987 – Gramm/Rudman Fiscal Year 1986 1982 6) Subject Files – Debt Limit Bill, House Joint Resolution 520, Folder 11982 7) Subject Files – Debt Limit Bill, House Joint Resolution 520, Folder 21982 8) Subject Files – Debt Limit – Congressional Record1982 9) Subject Files – Debt Limit – House Joint Resolution 5201988 10) Subject Files – Defense Budget – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental1984 11) Subject Files – Defense Department Authorization Fiscal Year 1985 – S. 2723 – Department of Defense Authorization Bill1985 12) Subject Files – Defense Department Authorization Fiscal Year 1986 – S. 1029 – Defense Authorization Act1986-1987 13) Subject Files – Defense Department Authorizations Fiscal Years 1987, 1988Box 5331988 1) Subject Files – Defense Department Budget Amendment – Funds Set Aside for Medical Research Administered by the Secretary of Defense and the Director of the National Institutes of Health1978-1988 2) Subject Files – Defense Department – Davis-Bacon Reform, Military Construction Bill, Folder 11978-1988 3) Subject Files – Defense Department – Davis-Bacon Reform, Military Construction Bill, Folder 21978-1988 4) Subject Files – Defense Department – Davis-Bacon Reform, Military Construction Bill, Folder 31983 5) Subject Files – Defense Department Industrial Base1983-1988 6) Subject Files – Defense Department Industry and Contracts, Connecticut1981-1985 7) Subject Files – Defense Department Spending – General – Appropriations1987-1988 8) Subject Files – Dodd Child Care Bill – Child Care Act of 19871986-1988 9) Subject Files – Drug Bills – Omnibus Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 and S. 2878- Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986, Folder 1Box 534 1986 1) Subject Files – Drug Bills – Omnibus Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 and S. 2878- Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986, Folder 21986-1988 2) Subject Files – Drugs – War on Drugs1984 3) Subject Files – Drunk Driving Amendment – H.R. 46161988 4) Subject Files – EB Strike – Electric Boat Division, General Dynamics, Groton, Connecticut1984 5) Subject Files – Education/National Institutes of Health Amendment – Biomedical Research1987 6) Subject Files – Energy 1987 – Energy Committee Hearings and Issues1985 7) Subject Files – Energy Committee 19841985-1988 8) Subject Files – Energy Committee 1985, 1986, 19881983 9) Subject Files – Energy Initiatives and Memoranda1987 10) Subject Files – Energy – Low Income Assistance Program1987 11) Subject Files – Environmental Protection Agency Amendment – Clean Air Act Amendments1984 12) Subject Files – Equal Access Act OppositionBox 5351983-1984 1) Subject Files – Equal Access – S. 1059 – Equal Access Act, Public School and Public College Students to Meet Voluntarily for Religious Purposes, Folder 11983-1984 2) Subject Files – Equal Access – S. 1059 – Equal Access Act, Public School and Public College Students to meet Voluntarily for Religious Purposes, Folder 21981-1982 3) Subject Files – Equal Rights Amendment1983-1985 4) Subject Files – ERISA – Employees Retirement Income Security Act – Multiple Employee Pension Plan1984 5) Subject Files – ERISA – Employees Retirement Income Security Act/Single Employer1985-1986 6) Subject Files – Ethics/Honorarium 1988 7) Subject Files – Ethics Report, 1988 – “Compilation of Reports and Statements to be Filed by Senators, Officers, Employees of the United States Senate and Other Individuals”1981 8) Subject Files – Ethics – Senate – Revising the Senate Code of Official Conduct, Folder 11981 9) Subject Files – Ethics – Senate – Revising the Senate Code of Official Conduct, Folder 21981 10) Subject Files – Executive OrdersBox 5361983-1984 1) Subject Files – Fair Insurance Practices Act, Folder 11983-1984 2) Subject Files – Fair Insurance Practices Act, Folder 21983-1984 3) Subject Files – Fair Insurance Practices Act, Folder 3Ca. 1983 4) Subject Files – Fair Labor Standards Act1981 5) Subject Files – Fairness Doctrine1987 6) Subject Files – Family Planning 1986 7) Subject Files – Farmington River Bill – S. 1946 – The Farmington Wild and Scenic River Study Act1972-1979 8) Subject Files – FEC – Federal Election Commission Bill, S. 1078 and the Rules Committee’s Report1983 9) Subject Files – FECA – Federal Employees Compensation Act – FECA Legislation and Current Law1980-1981 10) Subject Files – Federal Election Commission/Campaign Expenses1981 11) Subject Files – Federal Judiciary Authorization – S. 1847-Federal Judicial Salary Control Act of 19811983 12) Subject Files – First Concurrent Resolution on the Budget 19841982 13) Subject Files – Flextime – S. 2240-Federal Employees Flexible and Compressed Work Schedules Act of 19821983 14) Subject Files – Food Safety Box 5371977-1981 1) Subject Files – Food Stamps for Strikers1987 2) Subject Files – Foreign Travel/Senators – Security Concerns Relating to Congressional Travel1976-1981 3) Subject Files – Freedom of Information Act – Congressional Research Service Report No. 79-17A, Reform and Reappraisal of the Freedom of Information Act1977-1978 4) Subject Files – Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts – Guides to Their Use1981-1982 5) Subject Files – Freedom of Information Act – General Information1981 6) Subject Files – Freedom of Information Act – Legislation1976-1982 7) Subject Files – Freedom of Information Act – Legislative Amendment1983-1984 8) Subject Files – FTC Reauthorization – S. 1714- Federal Trade Commission Act Amendments of 19831987 9) Subject Files – Evan Galbraita Resume – Board of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation1985 10) Subject Files – Garcia Decision/FSLA – Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority1985 11) Subject Files – Gas Tax Legislation – Increase Excise Tax on Gasoline and Diesel Fuel1987 12) Subject Files – Gay Rights Bill – American Civil Liberties Union – “Lesbian and Gay Rights”- Nan Hunter1981-1985 13) Subject Files – General Dynamic Dinner, November 1, 1981 Controversy – Ethics Issue1979-1983 14) Subject Files – Newt Gingrich- “Conservative Opportunity Society”Box 5381983 1) Subject Files – Grenada Invasion 1983 2) Subject Files – Grenada PM – Prime Minister Maurice Bishop1985-1988 3) Subject Files – Grove City 1987, 1988 – Civil Rights Restoration Act 1984-1985 4) Subject Files – Grove City Case/Bill – The Civil Rights Restoration Act of 19851984-1985 5) Subject Files – Handicapped, 1984, 19851986-1987 6) Subject Files – Handicapped, 1986, 19871988 7) Subject Files – Handicapped, 19881982-1983 8) Subject Files – Handicapped Subcommittee, 1982-1983Box 5391982 1) Subject Files – Hart Gym – Hart Senate Office Building Gymnasium1986-1988 2) Subject Files – Hatch Act –[Winkleman and Camillieri Cases, Connecticut1985 3) Subject Files – Hatfield/Refugee Assistance – Removal of Ambassador Eugene Douglas as U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs1983 4) Subject Files – Health Insurance/Unemployed1986 5) Subject Files – Health Planning and Resource Allocation Act, S. 18551988 6) Subject Files – Heublein Incorporated, Cancellation of Meeting, February 41988 7) Subject Files – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act, S. 791987 8) Subject Files – Highway Bill Override, H.R. 21985-1988 9) Subject Files – Hold Letters1985-1987 10) Subject Files – Holocaust Memorial Council1987 11) Subject Files – Homeless – April 1987 – S. 809 – The Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act1986-1987 12) Subject Files – Homeless Shelter – Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act and the D Street Shelter for the Homeless, Washington, D.C.1988 13) Subject Files – Honduras Invasion – Controversial Troop Deployment to Honduras1983 14) Subject Files – Humanitarian Jobs Bill, 1983 – H.R. 1718 – Emergency Expenditures to Meet National Needs, Folder 1 1983 15) Subject Files – Humanitarian Jobs Bill, 1983 – H.R. 1718 – Emergency Expenditure to Meet National Needs, Folder 21977 16) Subject Files – Inaugural Invitation – Carter/Mondale1981-1986 17) Subject Files – Industrial Homework – Fair Labor Standards Act and the Employment of Home Workers1981-1982 18) Subject Files – Industrial Revenue Bonds – Proposal to Allow Tax-Exempt Industrial Revenue BondsBox 5401988 1) Subject Files – Infant Mortality1987-1988 2) Subject Files – INF Treaty – The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Force Agreement/U.S.S.R. and U.S.1985 3) Subject Files – Institutional Investigation – The Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Individuals Act1988 4) Subject Files – Insurance Antitrust Suit – Litigation – Alleged Antitrust Violations in the Insurance Industry1983 5) Subject Files – Insurance – Fair Insurance Practices Act1983-1984 6) Subject Files – Insurance – Fair Insurance Practices Act – GAO Report1983-1988 7) Subject Files – Insurance Industry – Connecticut1986-1988 8) Subject Files – Insurance Liability/General Insurance Legislation1983 9) Subject Files – Insurance – “National Press Opposes Unisex Insurance Legislation”: Editorials and Commentary on H.R. 100 and S. 3721974-1977 10) Subject Files – Intelligence – Intelligence Agencies Oversight and the Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act1984-1986 11) Subject Files – Internal Revenue Code of 1954 Amendment – Fetal Death, S. 2088 – Benefit-from-Harm Denial ActBox 5411980 1) Subject Files – International Terrorism – Report No. 96-870/Report No. 96- 831: An Act to Combat International Terrorism 1986-1987 2) Subject Files – Iran/Contras – Disapproval of continued aid to Nicaraguan Contras1987 3) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Briefing Book – Energy Committee Hearing – February 171986-1988 4) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Correspondence, Press Releases, Amendment1987-1988 5) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Newspaper Articles1987 6) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Proxies and Weicker Press Releases1988 7) Subject Files – Israel/West Bank 1980-1984 8) Subject Files – Jacob Javits Tribute May 23, 19841982-1983 9) Subject Files – Job Partnership Training Act1982 10) Subject Files – Judiciary – ABA Materials – Separation of Powers Issue1983-1985 11) Subject Files – Judiciary Committee – Constitutional Convention – Implementation Act of 19851981-1983 12) Subject Files – Judiciary – GeneralBox 5421982 1) Subject Files – Judiciary Hearings on S. 951 – House-The Neighborhood School Act of 1982 – Statements and Testimony1981 2) Subject Files – Judiciary – Hearings Regarding Constitutional Restraints Upon the Judiciary1985 3) Subject Files – Junk Bonds/Regulation G – Application of Margin Requirements1983 4) Subject Files – Justice Appropriations – Abortion – Federal FundingUndated 5) Subject Files – Justice Appropriations - Abortion – Prisons1985-1986 6) Subject Files – Justice Appropriations – Abortion – Rape/Incest1981 7) Subject Files – Justice Department Appropriations Authorization Act, H. R. 3462 1981 8) Subject Files – Justice Department Authorizations, 1982 – Daily Digest and Congressional Record, June 16-19, 22, 19811981 9) Subject Files – Justice Department Authorizations, 1982 – Daily Digest and Congressional Record, July 8-10, 13, 19811981-1982 10) Subject Files – Justice Department Authorizations, 1982 – Daily Digest and Congressional Record, July 22, 29; September 9, 16; December 11, 1981; February 4, 9, 19821982 11) Subject Files – Justice Department Authorizations, 1982 – Daily Digest and Congressional Record, February 10, 11, 23-25; March 31, 19821981-1983 12) Subject Files – Justice Department Issues1982 13) Subject Files – Justice Department/Racial Segregation – North Carolina Central Prison Segregation Lawsuit, Raleigh, North CarolinaBox 5431982 1) Subject Files – Juvenile Justice1985-1986 2) Subject Files – Kennedy Center Board Membership1981-1985 3) Subject Files – Kimball – Penn-Kimball vs. State Department, et al. – Lawsuit to Relieve Mr. and Mrs. Kimball of Being Disloyal to the United States1984 4) Subject Files – Labor/Bankruptcy – NLRB vs. Bildisco and Bildisco, H.R. 5174 – Bankruptcy Amendments of 19841981-1988 5) Subject Files – Labor Committee Nominations 81-881982-1987 6) Subject Files – Labor – Connecticut1982-1983 7) Subject Files – Labor General – Connecticut1985-1988 8) Subject Files – Labor/Health and Human Services Subcommittee, 1985, 1986, 19881987 9) Subject Files – Labor/Health and Human Services 1987 – Appropriations Allocation1982 10) Subject Files – Labor/Human Resources Committee Hearings on Raymond Donovan Nomination –Alleged Organized Crime Connection1987-1988 11) Subject Files – Labor – Investigation Report on L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – Background Information, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Information, Statements Box 5441987-1988 1) Subject Files – Labor – Investigation Report on L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – Press Coverage1987 2) Subject Files – Labor – Investigation Report on L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – Report NBSIR 87-36401985-1987 3) Subject Files – Labor Issues – General – Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 Publications, S. 6651981-1988 4) Subject Files – Labor Issues – General – Letters, Memos, Press, Congressional Record1983-1986 5) Subject Files – Labor Issues – General – Statements, Testimony, Litigation1988 6) Subject Files – Labor – L’Ambiance Trust Fund1985 7) Subject Files – Labor/Lie Detector Bill – S. 1815, H.R. 1524 – Polygraph Protection Act of 19851984 8) Subject Files – Labor – Operating Engineers Hearing1983-1986 9) Subject Files – Labor – S. 670, Performing Arts Labor Relations AmendmentsBox 5451983 1) Subject Files – Labor – S. 1785, S. 336 – Labor Management Racketeering Act of 19831985-1988 2) Subject Files – Labor – S. 2181 – Construction Industry Labor Law Amendments of 1986 and H.R. 281 – Construction Industry Labor Law Amendments of 1985; Doublebreasting1985-1986 3) Subject Files – Labor Unions – Thank Yous1988 4) Subject Files – Lasker Medical Research Awards – Remarks by Weicker, November 181987 5) Subject Files – League of Women Voters1986 6) Subject Files – Joseph Leary – Consideration for Appointment as Commissioner of Aging – Health and Human Services1985-1987 7) Subject Files – Legislative Activities – Weicker – January 3, 1985 to January 5, 1987 1987-1988 8) Subject Files – Legislative Activities – Weicker – January 3, 1987 to October 14, 19881982-1983 9) Subject Files – Legislative Memoranda, 1982-May 1983Box 5461983-1984 1) Subject Files – Legislative Memoranda, June 1983-19841985 2) Subject Files – Legislative Memoranda, 1985 – Weekly Reports1987-1988 3) Subject Files – Legislative Reports, Weekly1986 4) Subject Files – Libya – U.S. Attacks Libyan Military Targets1986 5) Subject Files – Liheap – Stripper Well Restitution Funds Use – Governor O’Neill – Connecticut1985-1987 6) Subject Files – Line Item Veto – S. 43 – Federal Item Veto Legislation1980 7) Subject Files – Literacy Tests – Florida Department of Education and Functional Literacy Tests1982 8) Subject Files – Local Government Antitrust Exemption – Community Communications Company vs. Boulder1987 9) Subject Files – Long Island Sound – Selected Clippings – Pollution of the Sound1981-1982 10) Subject Files – Louisiana Busing Court Cases1984-1985 11) Subject Files – Low Income/Community Services Block Grant Bill, Folder 11984-1985 12) Subject Files – Low Income/Community Services Block Grant Bill, Folder 2Box 5471972-1987 1) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Personal Mail from Senators – NASA Cover and 1973 Inaugural Guide1986 2) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Thank Yous/Constituents1985 3) Subject Files – Peter Malkin – Harvard Stamp – Proposed Commemorative Stamp/350th Anniversary of Harvard University 1986 4) Subject Files – Mansfield Training School – Connecticut Association of Retarded Citizens vs. Thorne et al.1988 5) Subject Files – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day1986-1987 6) Subject Files – Medicare Reform/Catastrophic Care – Medicare Catastrophic Bill, H.R. 24701982 7) Subject Files – Medicare Reimbursement for Anti-Union Activities1983 8) Subject Files – Metro North Station – S. 1058 – Resolution of Rail Labor Dispute in Connecticut and New York1987 9) Subject Files – McCarran-Ferguson Act – Antitrust Exemption for Insurance Companies to be Abolished1987-1988 10) Subject Files – Stewart McKinney – Death and Accomplishments1986 11) Subject Files – Mianus River – Moving of Channel Lines, Greenwich, Connecticut1988 12) Subject Files – Minimum Wage – S. 837, Minimum Wage Restoration Act, Folder 11988 13) Subject Files – Minimum Wage – S. 837, Minimum Wage Restoration Act, Folder 2Undated 14) Subject Files – Miscellaneous Articles –Federal BudgetUndated 15) Subject Files – Miscellaneous Articles –Genetic Engineering1987 16) Subject Files – Montana Constitutional Convention – Proposed Legislation/Constitutional Convention /Balanced Budget/Montana SenateCa. 1988 17) Subject Files – Montrealer – Suspension of Washington-to-Montreal Passenger TrainBox 5481981-1983 1) Subject Files – MSHA Coverage – Mine Safety and Health Administration1982 2) Subject Files – Multiemployer Pension Plans, S. 17481982 3) Subject Files – NAACP – National Association for the Advancement of Colored People – Lowell Weicker Speech 1985-1986 4) Subject Files – NED – National Endowment for Democracy – 1985 Votes/1986 House Authorization/Freedom of Information Act Amendment1985 5) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy 1984 6) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Board Members – NED Grantees1984 7) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Cables – Panama Elections Issues1984-1985 8) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Examples of NED- Sponsored Projects1985 9) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – France1984 10) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – General Accounting Office Report1984 11) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Grantees Plans ca. 1985 12) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Lugar’s Talking Points on Parties/Audit1985 13) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – NED Amendments/Lowell Weicker Statements1984-1985 14) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Principles, Objectives, Grants, Press Clips1984 15) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy – Talking Points/Articles and Letters, Pro and Con1986-1988 16) Subject Files – New Judgeship/Connecticut – Judicial Conference/U.S. Recommendation for Additional Federal Judgeships1987 17) Subject Files – Nevada Constitutional Convention – Withdrawal of Nevada’s 1980 Petition for a Constitutional Convention1988 18) Subject Files – NIH – Private- National Institutes of Health Privatization Proposal1986 19) Subject Files – Occupational Disease Bill – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification ActBox 549 1983-1986 1) Subject Files – Oceans, 1983-1986 – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Undersea Research1983-1987 2) Subject Files – Oceans/Marine Life – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Undersea Research1981 3) Subject Files – Sandra Day O’Connor, Nomination –Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court1986 4) Subject Files – Oil Import Fee1987 5) Subject Files – Olin/USRAC – Possible Closure of U.S. Repeating Arms Company1984 6) Subject Files – Omnibus Territories Hearing, H.R. 5561 – The Omnibus Territories Bill1982-1987 7) Subject Files – Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Appropriations/Possible Reform1983-1985 8) Subject Files – Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Asbestos Issue –Asbestos Workers’ Recovery Act1987 9) Subject Files – Occupational Safety and Health Administration Backlog/Hartford, Connecticut1988 10) Subject Files – Occupational Safety and Health Administration Construction Bill1981-1988 11) Subject Files – Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Press Clippings1977 12) Subject Files – Panama Canal – Weicker Press Release1985-1988 13) Subject Files – Party Suit – Tashjian v. Republican Party of the State of Connecticut, Folder 1Box 5501985-1988 1) Subject Files – Party Suit – Tashjian vs. Republican Party of the State of Connecticut, Folder 2 1981 2) Subject Files – Patent Term Restoration Act of 19811984 3) Subject Files – Patent Term Restoration/ANDA, Abbreviated New Drug Application/Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, Folder 1 1984 4) Subject Files – Patent Term Restoration/ANDA, Abbreviated New Drug Application/Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, Folder 21985 5) Subject Files – Pathway Suit – Lieberman, et al. vs. Board of Tax Review for the Town of Greenwich regarding the Pathways Halfway House1985-1988 6) Subject Files – People for the American Way1985-1986 7) Subject Files – Perrier – United States Trade Representative Letter – Retaliatory Measures against European Mineral Water1987 8) Subject Files – Persian Gulf – United States Naval Presence and Security Arrangements 1987 9) Subject Files – Philadelphia, 1987 – 200th Bicentennial of the Constitution1983 10) Subject Files – Philippines – Solarz Resolution, Philippine News ReleasesBox 5511985-1988 1) Subject Files – Plant Closing – S. 538 – The Economic Dislocation Worker Adjustment Assistance Act of 1987, Folder 11985-1988 2) Subject Files – Plant Closing – S. 538 – The Economic Dislocation Worker Adjustment Assistance Act of 1987, Folder 21986 3) Subject Files – POW/MIAs – Prisoner of War/Missing in Action1985 4) Subject Files – Pratt & Whitney Strike 1983-1984 5) Subject Files – Pratt-Whitney (UTC)- Air Force Fighter Engine Contract Disputes1987-1988 6) Subject Files – Presidential 1988 – Support for Possible Republican Nominees for President, Bush/Dole1987 7) Subject Files – Primaries – Opposition to Direct Primaries, ConnecticutUndated 8) Subject Files – Quotable Quotes1986 9) Subject Files – Pro Choice Issues 19871981 10) Subject Files – Product Liability Risk Retention Act of 1981, S. 10961980-1988 11) Subject Files – Public Prosecutor Act of 1980, S. 22721985 12) Subject Files – Purdue Frederick Company – MS Contin Medication for Cancer Patients 1985-1988 13) Subject Files – Reconciliation1987-1988 14) Subject Files – Reflexite Corporation – Employee Ownership1983 15) Subject Files – Regulation/Deregulation – General1981 16) Subject Files – Regulations – Executive Order – Consolidation of Regulatory Oversight1980-1982 17) Subject Files – Regulatory Flexibility Act/GeneralBox 552 1981-1983 1) Subject Files – Regulatory Reform Act, S. 10801987 2) Subject Files – Religious Freedom1983-1985 3) Subject Files – Religious Freedom – Separation of Church and State, Wallace vs. Jaffree1987 4) Subject Files – 1988 Republican Convention1988 5) Subject Files – RICO – The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act1966-1983 6) Subject Files – Right to Work Proposals1985 7) Subject Files – Riverside Post Office, Connecticut1986 8) Subject Files – Pat Robertson1981 9) Subject Files – Rossetti, National Labor Relations Board Matter – Purolator Courier and the Teamsters Union1988 10) Subject Files – Route 6 – Proposed Construction of the Bolton-to-Windham Highway, Connecticut1988 11) Subject Files – 1988 Rules Changes1984-1985 12) Subject Files – Rules Changes – 99th Congress, 1984-1985 – Senate Practices and ProceduresUndated 13) Subject Files – Russell 225/History – Past Occupants of Suite SR 2251984 14) Subject Files – Rum Tax/Virgin Islands, Folder 11984 15) Subject Files – Rum Tax/Virgin Islands, Folder 2 Box 5531985 1) Subject Files – S. 51 Amendment, Floor Statement, Talking Points – Superfund Improvement Act of 19851979-1982 2) Subject Files – School Prayer – Congress, Supreme Court and Constitutional Law1980 3) Subject Files – School Prayer – Congressional Digest/Excerpt from Church, State, and Freedom1984 4) Subject Files – School Prayer – Congressional Record – Senate Discussion/Disagreement1984-1985 5) Subject Files – School Prayer – Congressional Record, Statements, Votes, Editorials,Telegrams1982-1985 6) Subject Files – School Prayer – Congressional Research Service Reports1981 7) Subject Files – School Prayer – Constitutional Amendments – Legislative History Summary1985 8) Subject Files – School Prayer – Contacts1980-1981 9) Subject Files – School Prayer – Court Jurisdiction, Folder 1Box 5541980-1981 1) Subject Files – School Prayer – Court Jurisdiction, Folder 21981-1985 2) Subject Files – School Prayer – First Amendment1982-1984 3) Subject Files – School Prayer – Legal Analysis of Proposed Constitutional Amendment1982-1983 4) Subject Files – School Prayer – Legal Cases1984-1985 5) Subject Files – School Prayer – Lowell Weicker Statement, Press Release and Religious Groups Opposition1984 6) Subject Files – School Prayer – Lowell Weicker Talking Points1981-1985 7) Subject Files – School Prayer – MiscellaneousUndated 8) Subject Files – School Prayer – Peer Pressure, “Voluntary Prayer in Schools: A Psychological Perspective” 1982-1985 9) Subject Files – School Prayer – Press Clippings1979-1988 10) Subject Files – School Prayer PollsUndated 11) Subject Files – School Prayer – Religion – Government Articles Undated 12) Subject Files – School Prayer – Religious Freedom – U.S. Constitution Justice Story1984 13) Subject Files – School Prayer – Religious Groups PositionsCa. 1983 14) Subject Files – School Prayer – Sam Ervin Handwritten StatementBox 5551981-1984 1) Subject Files – School Prayer – S. 481, Senate Joint Resolution 73 – Briefing Book, Amendments1982-1983 2) Subject Files – School Prayer – Separation of Church and State1981-1984 3) Subject Files – School Prayer – Separation of Church and State – Lowell Weicker Statements1982 4) Subject Files – School Prayer – Supreme Court: Church-State Cases1984-1985 5) Subject Files – School Prayer – U.S. News Article and Weicker Interview1976-1985 6) Subject Files – School Prayer – Views Miscellaneous1983-1984 7) Subject Files – School Prayer – Vote Count1981 8) Subject Files – School Prayer – Weicker Amendments to H.R. 41691988 9) Subject Files – Senate – 1989 Leadership Race 1986-1988 10) Subject Files – Senate – Administrative – General, 1986, 19881986-1987 11) Subject Files – Senate Committee Assignments, 100th Congress1984-1985 12) Subject Files – Senate – Gang of Six/Leadership Races, 1984, 19851986-1987 13) Subject Files – Senate – Helms-Lugar Race1983-1984 14) Subject Files – Senate Procedures – General1986-1987 15) Subject Files – Senate Procedures, 100th Congress Box 5561983 1) Subject Files – Small Business Committee 1984-1985 2) Subject Files – Small Business Committee, 1984, 19851986-1988 3) Subject Files – Small Business Committee, 1986, 1987, 19881983-1984 4) Subject Files – Small Business – Contracting with the Federal Government – S. 2489 – Small Business Competition Enhancement Act of 19841981-1982 5) Subject Files – Small Business/Federal Policy1981-1983 6) Subject Files – Small Business – General1984-1985 7) Subject Files – Smokeless Tobacco S. 1574 – Comprehensive Smokeless Tobacco and Health Education Act of 1985, Folder 11984-1985 8) Subject Files – Smokeless Tobacco S. 1574 – Comprehensive Smokeless Tobacco and Health Education Act of 1985, Folder 2Box 5571981 1) Subject Files – Social Security – General1981 2) Subject Files – Social Services – Block Grant – Social Services Block Grants Act1988 3) Subject Files – South Africa 1987 – Anti-Apartheid Act Amendments of 19881986 4) Subject Files – South Africa – S. 2701 – Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986, Folder 11986 5) Subject Files – South Africa – S. 2701 – Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986, Folder 21987-1988 6) Subject Files – Southern Africa1987-1988 7) Subject Files – Speeches 1987 – January 13, 19881983-1985 8) Subject Files – Staff Memoranda, 1983-19851986-1987 9) Subject Files – Staff Memoranda, 1986-19871988 10) Subject Files – Staff Memoranda, 19881987 11) Subject Files – Stamford, Connecticut Railroad Station – Stamford Transportation Center 1982-1983 12) Subject Files – State of the Union 19831984 13) Subject Files – State of the Union 1984Box 5581985 1) Subject Files – State of the Union 19851986 2) Subject Files – State of the Union 19861987 3) Subject Files – State of the Union 19871988 4) Subject Files – State of the Union 19881978-1981 5) Subject Files – Sub-minimum Wage, Folder 11978-1981 6) Subject Files – Sub-minimum Wage, Folder 21963 7) Subject Files – Supreme Court of New Jersey – Sills vs. Hawthorne Board of Education1943 8) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Barnette v. West Virginia Board of Education1970-1971 9) Subject Files – Supreme Court Cases1979-1982 10) Subject Files – Supreme Court Cases: 1981-82 – Busing1947-1981 11) Subject Files – Supreme Court Cases – School Prayer1985 12) Subject Files – Supreme Court Decisions – Nonpublic Schools Use of Public Funds1962 13) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Engel vs. VitaleBox 5591984 1) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Lynch, Mayor of Pawtucket vs. Donnelly1963 2) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Schempp vs. Abington School District1968 3) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Susan Epperson vs. State of Arkansas1982 4) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Valley Forge Christian College vs. Americans United for Separation of Church & State1983-1985 5) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Wallace vs. Jaffree – Voluntary Prayer 1981 6) Subject Files – Supreme Court – Widmar vs. Vincent – Church-State Case1987 7) Subject Files – Tax Increase – Gas 1986 8) Subject Files – Tax/Insurance Industry Issues – Liability Risk Retention Act of 19861987-1988 9) Subject Files – Tax Issues – General1985-1986 10) Subject Files – 1985 Tax Proposal, Folder 11985-1986 11) Subject Files – 1985 Tax Proposal, Folder 21984 12) Subject Files – 1984 Tax Reduction Act, Folder 11984 13) Subject Files – 1984 Tax Reduction Act, Folder 21986 14) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Capital Gains1986 15) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Grandfather Investment Tax Credit/Transition RuleBox 5601986 1) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – H.R. 38381986 2) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Impact on the State of Connecticut1986-1988 3) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Income Taxes for Insurance Companies1986 4) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – IRAs – Individual Retirement Accounts1986 5) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Retroactivity – Grandfather Existing Real Estate Tax Shelters1986 6) Subject Files – Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Sales TaxUndated 7) Subject Files –Tax Reform Act of 1986 – Tax-Exempt Bonds1981 8) Subject Files – Tax Status for Construction Travel Expenses/S. 13421986 9) Subject Files – Tax Treatment of Oil and Gas/Timber1987 10) Subject Files – Teamsters Indictments Connecticut 1987 11) Subject Files – Technical Corrections Tax1983 12) Subject Files – Territories, 1983 – Legislation1984 13) Subject Files – Territories, 1984 – Legislation1985-1986 14) Subject Files – Territories, 1985, 1986 – Legislation1986 15) Subject Files – Terrorism – Dole-Denton Terrorism Bill1983 16) Subject Files – Third Year Tax CutBox 5611983-1986 1) Subject Files – Timex Bill – S. 853, S. 854, S. 2610, H.R. 33981965-1981 2) Subject Files – Tire Dealers Bill – Premium Pay Provisions Issues1986 3) Subject Files – Titanic – Designation of Shipwreck of the Titanic as an International Maritime Memorial1986 4) Subject Files – Title X – National Family Planning Program1985-1987 5) Subject Files – Title X – S. 881 – Public Health Service Act1987 6) Subject Files – Trade Bill – Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 19881983 7) Subject Files – Trademark Counterfeiting – Counterfeiting of Brand Name Products by Taiwan1986-1988 8) Subject Files – Trident Submarine Competition1986 9) Subject Files – T.V. Senate – July 1986 – Live Television Coverage of Senate Proceedings; Senate Resolutin 447 – Use of Broadcast Coverage of Senate Proceedings for Political or Commercial Purposes Prohibited1981 10) Subject Files – Unemployment Compensation1982-1985 11) Subject Files – Unemployment Rates – Connecticut1981-1983 12) Subject Files – Union Dues – S. 1550 – Amend the Federal Election Campaign Act/Prohibit Use of Compulsory Union Dues for Political Purposes1984 13) Subject Files – United Nations Association of the United States of America – Two United Nations Fact Sheets 1984 14) Subject Files – United States Constitution – Republican Report – “A Constitutional Convention Under Article V: Survey of the Principal Issues”1978-1980 15) Subject Files – United States District Court CasesBox 5621987 1) Subject Files – USAir Takeover – Trans World Airlines Proposed Acquisition of USAir Group1981 2) Subject Files – United States Attorney – Connecticut – Alan Nevas/U.S. Attorney for Connecticut1980 3) Subject Files – United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit – Brandon vs. Board of Education of Guilderland School District1981 4) Subject Files – United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit – Karen B. vs. David Treen – School PrayerCa. 1987 5) Subject Files – University of Virginia Speech – “The Republican Party”1981-1982 6) Subject Files – John Van de Water, Nomination – Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, Folder 11981-1982 7) Subject Files – John Van de Water, Nomination – Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, Folder 21981-1982 8) Subject Files – Venue Reform – Amend the Venue Provisions of the United States Code – Court Cases with a State/Regional Nature to be Litigated in the State/Region, not in Washington, D.C.1976-1983 9) Subject Files – Voice of America – History – Bibliography1982 10) Subject Files – Vote Count – Treasury Appropriation, Committee Amendment to Strike Ashbrook, School Prayer, Busing1987 11) Subject Files – Voter Turnout – November 1986 Election Low Voter Turnout1975-1982 12) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act – Background – Congressional Research Service Reports1981-1982 13) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act Extension Correspondence1981-1982 14) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act Extension – Press/Congressional QuarterlyBox 563 1982 1) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act Extension Report of the Committee on the Judiciary1982 2) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act Extension – S. 19921982 3) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act Extension – S. 1992 – Analysis, Folder 11982 4) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act Extension – S. 1992 – Analysis, Folder 21966 5) Subject Files – Voting Rights Act of 1965 – Court Case – Katzenbach vs. Morgan1983 6) Subject Files – Voucher/Unemployment Compensation – S. 242 – Employment Opportunities Act of 1983 – Voucher vs. Federal Unemployment Benefits1981-1982 7) Subject Files – Walsh-Healey Legislation – S. 398 – Altered/Compressed Workweek, Folder 11981-1982 8) Subject Files – Walsh-Healey Legislation – S. 398 – Altered/Compressed Workweek, Folder 21987 9) Subject Files – War Powers Act – Byrd-Warner1987 10) Subject Files – War Powers Act – Persian Gulf – Press ClippingsBox 5641987-1988 1) Subject Files – War Powers Act – Persian Gulf – Vessel Escort1987-1988 2) Subject Files – War Powers Act – Senate Joint Resolution 194, Amendments1973-Ca. 1988 3) Subject Files – War Powers Resolution – Byrd War Powers Rewrite1987-1988 4) Subject Files – War Powers Resolution – Senate Joint Resolution 3051981-1982 5) Subject Files – Weekly Reports – Weicker and Congressional Week in Review, January 9, 1981-September 24, 19821985-1987 6) Subject Files – Weekly Reports – Weicker and Congressional Week in Review, December 6, 1985-December 18, 1987Undated 7) Subject Files – Weekly Reports – Weicker and Congressional Week in Review1976-1977 8) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker vs. Senate Staff – Number of Staff Allowed on Senate Floor1982 9) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker on Watergate 1982 10) Subject Files – WIN Program – The Work Incentive Program1983 11) Subject Files – Workers’ Compensation – S. 44, The Product Liability Act1988 12) Subject Files – 1988 Yale Strike1983 13) Subject Files – Youth Employment and Economic Assistance Act of 1983 – S. 724Box 5651983 1) United States Senate Republican Policy Committee Files – Legislative Notices 1983 January – June1983 2) United States Senate Republican Policy Committee Files – Legislative Notices 1983 July-November1983-1984 3) United States Senate Republican Policy Committee Files – Legislative Notices 1984 – October 1983-October 19841985 4) United States Senate Republican Policy Committee Files – Legislative Notices 1985 – February-December1986 5) United States Senate Republican Policy Committee Files – Legislative Notices, 1986 – January-September1987-1988 6) United States Senate Republican Policy Committee Files – Legislative Notices, 1987 – May 1987-February 1988Meredith Fauls FilesBox 5661980s 1) Administration – Archives, 1980s1983 2) Administration – Bills Sponsored by Lowell Weicker1988 3) Administration – Bradbury Case – Drew Bradbury – Costa Rica1985-1987 4) Administration – Briefing Books1987 5) Administration – Campaign – 1988 Elections1987 6) Administration – Caucuses1987 7) Administration – Chaplains 1983 8) Administration – CMS – Computerized Mail System1984-1988 9) Administration – Computer – Senate Computer Center1986 10) Administration – Connecticut Issues1980s 11) Administration – Connecticut Summer Intern Program1985-1986 12) Administration – Election – Campaign Rules1984 13) Administration – Ethics1983 14) Administration – Field Staff1986 15) Administration – Food Security Act of 19851986 16) Administration – Gramm/Rudman – Administrative, Clerical, and Legislative Allowance1986 17) Administration – Historic Shipwreck Legislation1987-1988 18) Administration – Interest Groups: Rates – Hunger Issues1980s 19) Administration – Intern Application1986 20) Administration – Items to Discuss with Lowell Weicker1988 21) Administration – Jewish Groups1985 22) Administration – Job Application – Job Applicants Directory to Republican Senate Offices1986 23) Administration – Key Votes in 19861984-1987 24) Administration – Peter Kilduff – Grand Merit of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany1987 25) Administration – Legislative Counsel1984 26) Administration – Lowell Weicker’s Legislative Activities – 98th Congress1987 27) Administration – Legislative Notices – January-September 1987Box 5671987 1) Administration – Legislative Notices – October-December 1987 1988 2) Administration – Legislative Notices – January-June 19881988 3) Administration – Legislative Notices – July-October 19881988 4) Administration – Lexis-Nexis1986 5) Administration – Mail1980s 6) Administration – Memos – National Human Services Day1984 7) Administration – Meredith Fauls Memoranda – State Issues1984 8) Administration – Office Accounts – Ethics Rules1984 9) Administration – Old Items from 1984 Item Books – Weicker Issue Statements1977-1984 10) Administration – Outside Income – Honoraria1985 11) Administration – Joe Penner – Dredging Case1988 12) Administration – Platform – 1988 Democratic and Republican Party Platforms1986 13) Administration – Position Paper – Senator Lowell Weicker Jr. Position – 99th Congress1985 14) Administration – Robert Rader – OSHA Cases – Occupational Safety and Health Administration1980s 15) Administration – Staff List1986-1987 16) Administration – Staff Memos – Miscellaneous Issues1986 17) Administration – Staff Praise1949-1986 18) Administration – Television in the Senate1986 19) Administration – Thank You Letters1984-1988 20) Administration – White House FellowshipsBox 5681986-1988 1) Animal Damage Control Program1986-1988 2) ATVs – All Terrain Vehicles, Folder 1 1985 3) ATVs – All Terrain Vehicles, Folder 21983 4) Budget/Appropriations – 1983 Gang of Five Budget1986-1987 5) Budget/Appropriations – Amendments1987 6) Budget/Appropriations – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1987 – Supplemental1979-1982 7) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Congressional Research Service Background Material1982 8) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Editorials1979-1982 9) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – General Background1982 10) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment - Gorton Amendment on Court Jurisdiction over Balanced Budget Amendment1978-1982 11) Budget/Appropriations –Balanced Budget Amendment – Lowell Weicker Speeches and StatementsBox 5691982-1988 1) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Miscellaneous – Folder 11982-1988 2) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Miscellaneous – Folder 21982 3) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment - New York City Bar Association Letter1982 4) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Press Clippings1981 5) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Report No. 97-1511981 6) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Senate Joint Resolution 581981-1987 7) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – State Constitutional Conventions, Folder 11981-1987 8) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – State Constitutional Conventions, Folder 2 1979-1986 9) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Vote Count – Folder 11979-1986 10) Budget/Appropriations – Balanced Budget Amendment – Vote Count – Folder 21987 11) Budget/Appropriations – Biennial BudgetingBox 5701985-1986 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 11985-1986 2) Budget/Appropriations]– Budget Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 21985-1986 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 31985-1986 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 41985 5) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – 1986 Budget Overview1984-1985 6) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Background/History, Folder 1Box 5711984-1985 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Background/History, Folder 21984-1985 2) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Gang of 6 Plan1985 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous, Folder 11985 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous, Folder 21985 5) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous, Folder 31985 6) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Newspaper Clippings1984-1985 7) Budget/Appropriations Budget Information Fiscal Year 1986 – Proposals, Folder 1 1984-1985 8) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Info FY 1986 – Proposals, Folder 21981-1988 9) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Process, Folder 1Box 5721981-1988 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Process, Folder 21981-1988 2) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Process, Folder 31985-1986 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Reform1985 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1986 – Briefing Book, Folder 1 1985 5) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1986 – Briefing Book, Folder 21985 6) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1986 – Briefing Book, Folder 31985 7) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1986 – Briefing Book, Folder 4Box 5731985 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1986 – Briefing Book, Folder 5 1985 2) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1986 – Briefing Book, Folder 61986 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1987 – Briefing Book, Folder 11986 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1987 – Briefing Book, Folder 21986 5) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1987 – Briefing Book, Folder 31987 6) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Briefing Book, Folder 1 Box 5741987 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Briefing Book, Folder 21987 2) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Briefing Book, Folder 31987 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 11987 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 21987 5) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 3Box 5751987 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 41987 2) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 51988 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Briefing Book, Folder 11988 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Briefing Book, Folder 21986-1988 5) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Miscellaneous, Folder 1Box 5761986-1988 1) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Miscellaneous, Folder 21986-1988 2) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Miscellaneous, Folder 31986-1988 3) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Miscellaneous, Folder 4 1988 4) Budget/Appropriations – Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1989 – Weicker Amendment1985 5) Budget/Appropriations – Continuing Resolution for Fiscal Year 19861986 6) Budget/Appropriations – Continuing Resolution for Fiscal Year 19871987 7) Budget/Appropriations – Continuing Resolution Fiscal Year 19881985-1986 8) Budget/Appropriations – D.C. Appropriations Fiscal Year 19871985-1986 9) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Clippings, Folder 1Box 5771985-1986 1) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Clippings, Folder 21985-1986 2) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous. Folder 1 1985-1986 3) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous. Folder 2 1985-1986 4) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous. Folder 3 1985-1986 5) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous. Folder 4 1985-1986 6) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous. Folder 5 1985-1986 7) Budget/Appropriations– Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – Miscellaneous. Folder 6 Box 5781985 1) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit Fiscal Year 1986 – House Joint Resolution 3721987 2) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit 1987, Folder 11987 3) Budget/Appropriations – Debt Limit 1987, Folder 21986 4) Budget/Appropriations – Deferrals 1984 5) Budget/Appropriations – Deficits1986 6) Budget/Appropriations – Drug Bill1986-1987 7) Budget/Appropriations – Economic Indicators1984 8) Budget/Appropriations – Fiscal Year 1985 Budget1986-1988 9) Budget/Appropriations – General, Folder 11986-1988 10) Budget/Appropriations – General, Folder 2Box 5791985-1986 1) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Miscellaneous, Folder 11985-1986 2) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Miscellaneous, Folder 21985-1986 3) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Miscellaneous, Folder 31985-1986 4) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Miscellaneous, Folder 41985-1986 5) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Miscellaneous, Folder 51987-1988 6) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Sequester Fiscal Year 19881985 7) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Sequester Order Fiscal Year 19861986 8) Budget/Appropriations – Gramm-Rudman Act – Sequestration ProcessBox 5801985-1986 1) Budget/Appropriations – H.R. 3838 – Tax Reform1983-1985 2) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 1984, Folder 11983-1985 3) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 1984, Folder 21984-1985 4) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 19851985-1986 5) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 19861985-1987 6) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 19871987-1988 7) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 1988, Folder 1 Box 5811987-1988 1) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation 1988, Folder 21985 2) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation – 1985 Field Program Data1981-1983 3) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation Allegations1981-1983 4) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation Information1984 5) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation – A Chronology of Actions Affecting the Legal Services Corporation, Folder 11984 6) Budget/Appropriation – Legal Services Corporation – A Chronology of Actions Affecting the Legal Services Corporation, Folder 21983 7) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation – Connecticut Consortium1982-1985 8) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation – Miscellaneous, Folder 11982-1985 9) Budget/Appropriations – Legal Services Corporation – Miscellaneous, Folder 2Box 5821987 1) Budget/Appropriations – Legislative Veto1988 2) Budget/Appropriations – National Economic Commission1986 3) Budget/Appropriations – OMB – Office of Management and Budget1988 4) Budget/Appropriations – Rescissions Fiscal Year 19881985 5) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Bill 1985, Folder 11985 6) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Bill 1985, Folder 21986 7) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 19861986 8) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 11986 9) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 2 Box 5831987 1) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1988 – Budget Summit/Kassebaum Freeze 1987-1988 2) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 11987-1988 3) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 21987-1988 4) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 31987-1988 5) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 41987-1988 6) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation Fiscal Year 1988 – Miscellaneous, Folder 51974-1987 7) Budget/Appropriations – Reconciliation ProcedureBox 5841986 1) Budget/Appropriations – Rules1988 2) Budget/Appropriations – S. 2478 – Biennial Budgeting1981-1987 3) Budget/Appropriations – Senate Procedure, Folder 11981-1987 4) Budget/Appropriations – Senate Procedure, Folder 21985-1986 5) Budget/Appropriations]– Sequester Order Fiscal Year 19871988 6) Budget/Appropriations – Sequester Order Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 11988 7) Budget/Appropriations – Sequester Order Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 21987 8) Budget/Appropriations– Supplemental Appropriations Bill Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 1Box 5851987 1) Budget/Appropriations – Supplemental Appropriations Bill Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 2 1986 2) Budget/Appropriations – Supplemental Appropriations for Fiscal Year 19861983-1984 3) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 11983-1984 4) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 21983-1984 5) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1985, Folder 31985 6) Commerce/Justice/State Departments– Appropriations Fiscal Year 1986 – H.R. 29651986 7) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1987Box 5861987-1988 1) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 11987-1988 2) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 21987-1988 3) Commerce/Justice/State Departments]– Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 31988 4) Commerce/Justice/State Departments]– Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 11988 5) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 21988 6) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 3Box 5871988 1) Commerce/Justice/State Departments – Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 41983-1985 2) Communications – Access Fees – Telephone1983-1985 3) Communications – Alcoholic Beverage Advertisements – National Association of Broadcasters 1985 4) Communications – AM Stereo1987-1988 5) Communications – Amateur Radio, Folder 11987-1988 6) Communications – Amateur Radio, Folder 21987-1988 7) Communications]– Amateur Radio , Folder 31985 8) Communications – Antennas/Local Regulations1984 9) Communications – Area Codes – TelephoneBox 5881987 1) Communications – Astroline Corporation – Briefing Book1984-1988 2) Communications – Astroline Corporation – Miscellaneous, Folder 11984-1988 3) Communications – Astroline Corporation – Miscellaneous, Folder 21984-1988 4) Communications – Astroline Corporation – Miscellaneous, Folder 31984-1988 5) Communications – Astroline Corporation – Miscellaneous, Folder 41986-1988 6) Communications – AT&TBox 5891985 1) Communications – Audio Recording – S. 1739 – Home Audio Recording Act – 99th Congress1984 2) Communications – Bell Pension Plan1982-1986 3) Communications – Broadcasting Deregulation1984-1988 4) Communications – Cable – General , Folder 11984-1988 5) Communications – Cable – General , Folder 21982-1987 6) Communications – Cable: The Final Days – Miscellaneous , Folder 1Box 5901982-1987 1) Communications – Cable: The Final Days – Miscellaneous, Folder 2 1984-1985 2) Communications – Cable: The Final Days – Cable Act Implemented1982-1987 3) Communications – Cable: The Final Days – Cable Television Legislation – S. 66, Folder 11982-1987 4) Communications – Cable: The Final Days – Cable Television Legislation – S. 66, Folder 21987 5) Communications – Cellular – Rural Telephone1983-1988 6) Communications – Children’s Television1988 7) Communications – Colorization – Colorized Films1985 8) Communications – Computer II – Structural Separation1987-1988 9) Communications – Connecticut Cable Television Association, Inc.Box 5911987 1) Communications – Connecticut Educational Telecommunications Corporation – Paul Taff1985 2) Communications – Connecticut Telecommunications Task Force1985 3) Communications – Copyright – Copyright Protection of Computer Software1982-1984 4) Communications – Copyright Royalty Tribunal – Regulations 1984 5) Communications – Cross Ownership Issue1987 6) Communications – Data Beam – Connecticut Natural Gas1981-1983 7) Communications]– Department of Justice Decree – Congressional Oversight – AT&T 1982, Folder 11981-1983 8) [Communications] – Department of Justice Decree – Congressional Oversight – AT&T 1982, Folder 21987-1988 9) Communications – Digital Audio Taping1984 10) Communications – Direct Broadcast Satellite, DBS1985 11) Communications – Election Projections1985 12) Communications – Electronic Privacy Act 1984 13) Communications – Equal Access – Long Distance Telephone Service1985-1988 14) Communications – Fairness Doctrine1983-1984 15) Communications – Faith Center Church – Sale of Channel 18, Hartford to Astroline Communications CompanyBox 5921984 1) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – 7-7-7 Rule – Station Ownership1984 2) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – 12-12-12 Rule – Station Ownership1988 3) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – AT&T and State of Connecticut1986-1987 4) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – Clippings1983-1988 5) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – General1985 6) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission]– Letters – AT&T1985 7) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – Mergers1987 8) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – Politicians1983-1984 9) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – Pornography Regulations1984 10) Communications – FCC – Federal Communications Commission] – Proposed Regulations 1982-1988 11) Communications – Financial Interest and Syndication Rule, Folder 11982-1988 12) Communications – Financial Interest and Syndication Rule, Folder 21982-1988 13) Communications – Financial Interest and Syndication Rule, Folder 3Box 5931982-1988 1) Communications – Financial Interest and Syndication Rule, Folder 41988 2) Communications – High Definition Television 1984-1985 3) Communications – HITN – Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network1981-1982 4) Communications – H.R. 5158 – Telecommunications Reform1985 5) Communications – Library Phone Rates1985 6) Communications – Lifeline Phone Assistance Act1987 7) Communications – LIGHTNET Corporation1987 8) Communications – Metric Conversion Information1988 9) Communications – Metro Mobile – Greenwich, Connecticut Phone Tower Case1983-1987 10) Communications – Must Carry – Cable Broadcast Rules, Folder 11983-1987 11) Communications – Must Carry – Cable Broadcast Rules, Folder 21988 12) Communications – Murdoch Waiver – Media Ownership1985-1988 13) Communications – National Association of Broadcasters1983-1984 14) Communications – Pension Portability – Telecommunications Employees, Folder 1Box 5941983-1984 1) Communications – Pension Portability – Telecommunications Employees, Folder 21987 2) Communications – Prerecorded Commercial Phone Calls1987-1988 3) Communications – Price Caps – Phone Rates1982 4) Communications – Prime Time Access Rule1988 5) Communications – Public Broadcasting Service Scrambling1982-1985 6) Communications – Public Safety Spectrum1986-1987 7) Communications – Radio License Auction1984 8) Communications – S. 32 – Record Rental Amendments1984-1988 9) Communications – S. 402 – Telecommunications for Handicapped 1986-1987 10) Communications – S. 698 – Music Licensing1987 11) Communications – S. 1095 – Minority Ownership1985 12) Communications – S. 1312 – Network Acquisition Approval Act of 1985, Folder 11985 13) Communications – S. 1312 – Network Acquisition Approval Act of 1985, Folder 21986-1988 14) Communications – S. 2565 – Deregulation of AT&T, Folder 1Box 5951986-1988 1) Communications – S. 2565 – Deregulation of AT&T, Folder 21988 2) Communications – Satellite Copyright – Television Broadcasts1985-1988 3) Communications – Satellite Dish Television, Folder 11985-1988 4) Communications]– Satellite Dish Television, Folder 21985-1988 5) Communications – Satellite Dish Television, Folder 31984 6) Communications – Small Business Access Charges – Telephone1981-1987 7) Communications – Southern New England Telephone Company1984-1985 8) Communications – Telecommunications Glossaries1988 9) Communications – Telemarketing1983-1984 10) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 11983-1984 11) Communications– Telephone Bill, Folder 2Box 5961983-1984 1) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 31983-1984 2) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 41983-1984 3) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 51983-1984 4) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 6 1983-1984 5) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 71983-1984 6) Communications – Telephone Bill, Folder 8Box 5971984 1) Communications – Television – Violence 1984 2) Communications – Times Mirror Case – Media Ownership1987 3) Communications – UHF Spectrum1985-1986 4) Communications – UHF/VHF Swaps1982-1984 5) Communications – Video Recording1982-1984 6) Communications – Video Tape – Copyright Issue1987 7) Connecticut Better Business Bureau1911-1985 8) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Clippings. Folder 11911-1985 9) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Clippings, Folder 21911-1985 10) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Clippings, Folder 3Box 5981911-1985 1) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Clippings, Folder 41911-1985 2) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Clippings, Folder 51983-1986 3) Connecticut State Lawsuit –Open Primaries – Legal Documents, Folder 11983-1986 4) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Legal Documents, Folder 21983-1986 5) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Legal Documents, Folder 31983-1986 6) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Legal Documents, Folder 4Box 5991983-1986 1) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Legal Documents, Folder 51983-1986 2) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries –Legal Documents, Folder 6 1983-1986 3) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Legal Documents, Folder 7Ca. 1983-1984 4) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Notes1911-1985 5) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Party Lever, Folder 11911-1985 6) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Party Lever, Folder 21911-1985 7) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Party Lever, Folder 31985 8) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Press ReleasesBox 6001978-1984 1) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Reports, Folder 11978-1984 2) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Reports, Folder 21984-1987 3) Connecticut State Lawsuit – Open Primaries – Testimony and Statements1986-1987 4) Consumer Affairs – General Info1987 5) Consumer Product Safety Commission1985-1988 6) Ethan Allen – Defense Department Furniture Contract, Folder 11985-1988 7) Ethan Allen – Defense Department Furniture Contract, Folder 21985-1988 8) Ethan Allen – Defense Department Furniture Contract, Folder 31985-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Afghanistan AidBox 6011987-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – Afghanistan – Miscellaneous1980-1987 2) Foreign Affairs – Afghanistan – Resolution and Bill1988 3) Foreign Affairs – Africa1986-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – AID – Agency for International Development1988 5) Foreign Affairs – AIPAC – American Israel Public Affairs Committee1986-1987 6) Foreign Affairs – Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty 1985-1988 7) Foreign Affairs – Arms Control1987-1988 8) Foreign Affairs – Arms Export Reform Act1985-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Arms Sales1987 10) Foreign Affairs – Asia Foundation1986 11) Foreign Affairs – Association of South East Asian Nations1987-1988 12) Foreign Affairs – Au Pair Program1977-1986 13) Foreign Affairs - AWACS Sale to Iran and Saudi Arabia – Airborne Warning and Control System1986-1988 14) Foreign Affairs - BahamasBox 6021988 1) Foreign Affairs – Blinder Case – Soviet Refusenik1987 2) Foreign Affairs – Boland Amendment – Iran-Contra1988 3) Foreign Affairs – Board for International Broadcasting –Miscellaneous1986-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – Board for International Broadcasting – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Incorporated, Folder 11986-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – Board for International Broadcasting – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Incorporated, Folder 21988 6) Foreign Affairs – Burma1987 7) Foreign Affairs – Caribbean Basin Initiative1985-1988 8) Foreign Affairs – Central America, Folder 11985-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Central America, Folder 21987 10) Foreign Affairs – Central Intelligence Agency Charter – Lowell Weicker’s Involvement – Clippings1980 11) Foreign Affairs – Central Intelligence Agency Charter – Lowell Weicker’s Involvement – Hearings 1980 12) Foreign Affairs – Central Intelligence Agency Charter – Lowell Weicker’s Involvement – Lowell Weicker Press1976 13) Foreign Affairs – Central Intelligence Agency Charter – Lowell Weicker’s Involvement – Lowell Weicker’s 1976 Role1980 14) Foreign Affairs – Central Intelligence Agency Charter – Lowell Weicker’s Involvement – Memos to Lowell Weicker1980 15) Foreign Affairs – Central Intelligence Agency Charter – Lowell Weicker’s Involvement – Lowell Weicker’s Intelligence Committee Testimony1988 16) Foreign Affairs– Chemical Weapons1988 17) Foreign Affair – Child SurvivalBox 6031986-1987 1) Foreign Affairs– Chile1985-1987 2) Foreign Affairs – China1987-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – Cuba1988 4) Foreign Affairs – Department of Defense Authorization, Fiscal Year 19891987-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – Drug Resolutions1986-1988 6) Foreign Affairs – East Timor1987 7) Foreign Affairs – Economic Assistance Reform Act1987 8) Foreign Affairs – Egypt1984-1987 9) Foreign Affairs – El Salvador1986 10) Foreign Affairs – Embassy Security1986 11) Foreign Affairs – Espionage1988 12) Foreign Affairs – Estonia1986-1988 13) Foreign Affairs – Ethiopia1986-1988 14) Foreign Affairs – Exchange Programs1985-1988 15) Foreign Affairs – Food Aid 1978 16) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Affairs Briefing Book – Summer 19781985-1987 17) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Aid1986 18) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Aid for Fiscal Year 1987Box 604 1987 1) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Aid for Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 11987 2) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Aid for Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 21982 3) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Affairs Debate Cards – 1982 Senatorial Campaign – October 1985 4) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Relations Authorization 19851986 5) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Relations Committee1975-1984 6) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Relations – Congressional Research Service Background Material1985 7) Foreign Affairs – Foreign Relations – District of Columbia – Miscellaneous1986 8) Foreign Affairs – Foster Associates1985-1986 9) Foreign Affairs – Genocide Convention1988 10) Foreign Affairs – Global Poverty Reduction Act – S. 24541972-1987 11) Foreign Affairs – Gorbachev-Reagan SummitsBox 6051986 1) Foreign Affairs – Great Peace March1987-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – Greece1983-1986 3) Foreign Affairs – Grenada1985-1986 4) Foreign Affairs – Guatemala1987-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – Haiti1987 6) Foreign Affairs – Hamadei Resolution – Extradition of TWA Flight 847 Hijacker1985 7) Foreign Affairs – Health Programs 1987 8) Foreign Affairs – Helsinki – Final Act of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe1987-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Honduras1985-1986 10) Foreign Affairs – H.R. 3228 – Foreign Assistance Appropriations Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985-1986 11) Foreign Affairs – H.R. 3228 – Foreign Assistance Appropriations Fiscal Year 1986 Folder 21985-1986 12) Foreign Affairs – H.R. 5339 – Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill, Folder 11985-1986 13) Foreign Affairs]– H.R. 5339 – Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill, Folder 21988 14) Foreign Affairs – Human Rights – Amnesty International PetitionBox 6061987-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Briefing Book1987-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 11987-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 21987-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 31987-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 41987-1988 6) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 5Box 6071987-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 61987-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 7 1987-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 81987-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Miscellaneous, Folder 91987-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Treaty Materials, Folder 11987-1988 6) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Treaty Materials, Folder 2Box 6081987-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – INF Treaty – Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty – Treaty Materials, Folder 31988 2) Foreign Affairs – Intelligence Authorization Fiscal Year 19881986-1987 3) Foreign Affairs – Intelligence Committee1986-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – International Debt1985 5) Foreign Affairs – International Fund for Agricultural Development Letter1985 6) Foreign Affairs – International Security and Development Cooperation Act of 1985 – PL 99-831985-1988 7) Foreign Affairs – Iran1986-1988 8) Foreign Affairs – Iran-Contra Affair, Folder 11986-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Iran-Contra Affair, Folder 2Box 6091986-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – Iran-Contra Affair, Folder 31986-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – Iran-Contra Affair, Folder 41987-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – Iraq1985-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – Ireland1983-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – Israel, Folder 1 1983-1988 6) Foreign Affairs – Israel, Folder 21988 7) Foreign Affairs – Israel and Palestinians, Folder 11988 8) Foreign Affairs – Israel and Palestinians, Folder 21988 9) Foreign Affairs – Jamaica – Hurricane Gilbert Relief1987 10) Foreign Affairs – Japanese Internment – Japanese-AmericansBox 6101985 1) Foreign Affairs – Jordan – Arms Sales1987-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – Kenya1985-1986 3) Foreign Affairs – Korea1981 4) Foreign Affairs – Latin America – Statement by Lowell Weicker1983-1987 5) Foreign Affairs – Lebanon – Aid1988 6) Foreign Affairs – Lesotho1986-1987 7) Foreign Affairs – Libya1981 8) Foreign Affairs – Libya Oil Embargo1976-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Lithuania Speeches1987 10) Foreign Affairs – MacBride Principles – Northern Ireland – S. 2291988 11) Foreign Affairs – Malaysia – Chee Heng Leng1985-1986 12) Foreign Affairs – Medvid, Miroslav – Soviet Defector1987 13) Foreign Affairs – Mendes, Sousa – Sen. Res. 220 – Honor for Rescuing World War II Refugees1986 14) Foreign Affairs – Mercurio, Michael – Winner of “How We Can Improve Soviet-American Relations” Contest1985-1988 15) Foreign Affairs – Mexico1987 16) Foreign Affairs – Micro Enterprise Loans for the Poor Act – S. 9881985-1986 17) Foreign Affairs – Middle East 1985 18) Foreign Affairs – MIAs –Missing in Action – Vietnam War1988 19) Foreign Affairs – Moscow Embassy – Bugging of United States Embassy in MoscowBox 6111988 1) Foreign Affairs – Moscow Summit1988 2) Foreign Affairs – Most Favored Nation Status1986 3) Foreign Affairs – National Endowment for Democracy1986 4) Foreign Affairs – National Security Council1987 5) Foreign Affairs – Nobel Peace Prize – Terry Waite Nomination1987-1988 6) Foreign Affairs – North African Jews1987-1988 7) Foreign Affairs – Pakistan1985-1988 8) Foreign Affairs – Palestinian Liberation Organization1987-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Panama Resolution1988 10) Foreign Affairs – Peace Convoy – Veterans Peace Convoy to Nicaragua1986-1988 11) Foreign Affairs – Peace Corps1975-1988 12) Foreign Affairs – Persian Gulf1985-1988 13) Foreign Affairs] – Philippines1986 14) Foreign Affairs – Philippines Assistance Act – S. 26101981-1988 15) Foreign Affairs – Poland1988 16) Foreign Affairs – PortugalBox 6121988 1) Foreign Affairs – Refugees1986-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – Romania1987-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – S. 701 – Africa Famine Recovery and Development Act 1987 4) Foreign Affairs – S. 851 – Interamerican Scholars1985-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – S. 947 – Overseas Private Investment Corporation Reauthorization1987 6) Foreign Affairs – S. 1106 – Underground Nuclear Explosions1987 7) Foreign Affairs – S. 1203 – Anti-Terrorism Act1987-1988 8) Foreign Affairs – S. 1721 – Intelligence Oversight1985-1986 9) Foreign Affairs – S. 1754 – U.S./China Nuclear Agreement1985-1986 10) Foreign Affairs – S. 1917 – Child Immunization1988 11) Foreign Affairs – S. 2054 – 1988 Peace Corps Authorization1986-1987 12) Foreign Affairs – S. 2220 – Nuclear Testing1988 13) Foreign Affairs – S. 2346 – Outer Space Testing1986-1987 14) Foreign Affairs – S. 2477 – Intelligence Authorization1985-1986 15) Foreign Affairs – Saudi Arabia – Arms Sales, Folder 11985-1988 16) Foreign Affairs – Saudi Arabia – Arms Sales, Folder 21988 17) Foreign Affairs – Somalia1987 18) Foreign Affairs – South Korea1982-1988 19) Foreign Affairs – Soviet Jewry, Folder 1Box 6131982-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – Soviet Jewry, Folder 21982-1988 2) Foreign Affairs – Soviet Jewry, Folder 31982-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – Soviet Jewry, Folder 41981-1982 4) Foreign Affairs – Soviet Jewry – Statement by Lowell Weicker1986 5) Foreign Affairs – Sri Lanka1987 6) Foreign Affairs – State Department Authorization Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 1 1987 7) Foreign Affairs – State Department Authorization Fiscal Year 1988. Folder 21987 8) Foreign Affairs – State Department Authorization Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 3Box 6141988 1) Foreign Affairs – State Department Budget Fiscal Year 19891986-1987 2) Foreign Affairs – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty1988 3) Foreign Affairs – Sudan Floods1986 4) Foreign Affairs – Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party1985-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – Terrorism1986 6) Foreign Affairs – Test Ban1976, 1987 7) Foreign Affairs – Threshold Test Ban Treaty1988 8) Foreign Affairs – Toronto Economic Summit1987-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – Trade Bill, Folder 11987-1988 10) Foreign Affairs – Trade Bill, Folder 21987-1988 11) Foreign Affairs – Trade Bill, Folder 3Box 6151987-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – Trade Bill, Folder 41988 2) Foreign Affairs – Transafrica1987 3) Foreign Affairs – Turkey1978 4) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Amin Threats1978 5) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Binder1978 6) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Briefing Materials1977-1978 7) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Clippings File1978 8) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Coffee Company Letters 1977-1978 9) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Congressman Pease1975-1978 10) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Economic Boycotts1971-1978 11) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Economic Data1977 12) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Editorials1978 13) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Executive Branch Positions1978 14) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – House Continuing Resolution 612 – Representative Don Bonker1978 15) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Industry CommentsBox 6161978 1) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – International Monetary Fund Bill – Signed PL 95- 4351979 2) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Lowell Weicker Statement and Bill1977-1978 3) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Memos1978 4) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Regulations1977-1978 5) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Senate Floor1978 6) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Senate Hearings1977-1978 7) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Senator Church1978 8) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Senator Hatfield1978 9) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Testimony1978 10) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Ugandan Exiles1978 11) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – United Nations Action1977-1978 12) Foreign Affairs – Uganda – Lowell Weicker Legislation1987-1988 13) Foreign Affairs – Ukraine1985-1988 14) Foreign Affairs – United Nations, Folder 11985-1988 15) Foreign Affairs – United Nations, Folder 2 1985-1988 16) Foreign Affairs – United Nations, Folder 3Box 6171985-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – United Nations, Folder 41986 2) Foreign Affairs – United States-Canada Days of Peace1979-1988 3) Foreign Affairs – United States Holocaust Memorial, Folder 11979-1988 4) Foreign Affairs – United States Holocaust Memorial, Folder 21979-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – United States Holocaust Memorial, Folder 31986-1987 6) Foreign Affairs – United States Information Agency1987 7) Foreign Affairs – United States Institute for Peace1987-1988 8) Foreign Affairs – United States-Japan Nuclear Agreement, Folder 1B ox 6181987-1988 1) Foreign Affairs – United States Japan Nuclear Agreement, Folder 21985-1986 2) Foreign Affairs – United States.-United Kingdom Extradition Treaty, Folder 11985-1986 3) Foreign Affairs – United States- United Kingdom Extradition Treaty, Folder 21985-1987 4) Foreign Affairs – U.S.S.R.1986-1988 5) Foreign Affairs – U.S.S.R. – Refuseniks1986-1987 6) Foreign Affairs – Varian Associates, Incorporated – Voice of America Modernization1983-1984 7) Foreign Affairs – Vatican Ambassador1988 8) Foreign Affairs – Vietnam1986-1988 9) Foreign Affairs – War Powers1980 10) Foreign Affairs – Lowell Weicker on Ethnic Affairs1979-1985 11) Foreign Affairs – Wiesel, Ellie – Nobel Peace Prize Nomination1988 12) Foreign Affairs – Women in Development 1985-1988 13) Foreign Affairs – World BankBox 6191985 1) Foreign Affairs – World Court1976-1987 2) Foreign Affairs – World Health Organization, Folder 11976-1987 3) Foreign Affairs – World Health Organization, Folder 21980 4) Foreign Affairs – Zaire1987 5) Foreign Affairs – Zimbabwe1987 6) Glowacki, Richard P. and Virginia S. – H.R. 2866 – Art and Craft Materials Labeling Act1985 7) Nicaragua – Ball, William S. – Reports1986-1988 8) Nicaragua – Bills1988 9) Nicaragua – Briefing Book1982-1986 10) Nicaragua – Clippings 1983-19861987 11) Nicaragua – Clippings 1987Box 6201988 1) Nicaragua – Clippings 19881985-1987 2) Nicaragua – Congressional Quarterly Articles, 1985-19871988 3) Nicaragua – Congressional Quarterly Articles, 19881983-1987 4) Nicaragua – Congressional Research Service Information Pack1975-1987 5) Nicaragua – Congressional Research Service Information Pack – Nina Serafino1986 6) Nicaragua – Congressional Research Service Reports1988 7) Nicaragua – Contra Aid, Folder 11988 8) Nicaragua – Contra Aid, Folder 2 Box 6211988 1) Nicaragua – Contra Aid, Folder 31988 2) Nicaragua – Contra Aid, Folder 41987 3) Nicaragua – Contra Aid – Fiscal Year 1988 Continuing Resolution1984-1988 4) Nicaragua – Correspondence1986 5) Nicaragua – James Dyer Reports1987 6) Nicaragua – International Commission for Central American Recovery and Development 1987 7) Nicaragua – Lowell Weicker Testimony – Foreign Relations Committee1986 8) Nicaragua – Military Appropriation Bill Fiscal Year 19871987 9) Nicaragua – Moratorium on Aid1985-1987 10) Nicaragua – Nicaragua Aid Request – Contra Aid1986-1988 11) Nicaragua – Notes1986-1987 12) Nicaragua – Oxfam America1986-1988 13) Nicaragua – Press Releases1983-1988 14) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 1Box 6221983-1988 1) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 21983-1988 2) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 31983-1988 3) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 41983-1988 4) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 51983-1988 5) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 61983-1988 6) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 7Box 623 1983-1988 1) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 81983-1988 2) Nicaragua – Reports, Folder 91983-1987 3) Nicaragua – Resolution of Disapproval1987 4) Nicaragua – S. 184 – Contra Funding – 100th Congress1986 5) Nicaragua – Sandinista Repression of Indians1980 6) Nicaragua – “Soviet Threat to Western Hemisphere” – Slide Presentation – Slides and Script1986-1988 7) Nicaragua – Statements1986-1988 8) Nicaragua – Talking Points – Contra Aid1987 9) Nicaragua – Talking Points – Resolution of Disapproval1986-1988 10) Nicaragua – Carlos Tunnerman – Nicaraguan Ambassador to the United States1986 11) Nicaragua – Unanimous Consent – Debate on Contra Aid1986-1988 12) Nicaragua – Vote Counts – Contra Aid1980 13) Nicaragua – Witness for PeaceBox 6241983-1986 1) Levi Guidelines – Guidelines for FBI Domestic Intelligence Activities1979-1987 2) S. 677 – Federal Trade Commission Reauthorization 19871985 3) S. 1734 – Illegal Aliens/Census1987 4) S. 1882 – Consumer Product Safety Commission Appropriations1985 5) South Africa – 1986 House Authorization1987-1988 6) South Africa – 1988 Legislation1987 7) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Briefing Book1988 8) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Clippings1987-1988 9) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Correspondence 1988 10) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Nelson, Allan R. – Visits to South Africa1988 11) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Notes1988 12) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Press ReleasesBox 6251986-1988 1) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Reports, Folder 11986-1988 2) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Reports, Folder 21986-1988 3) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Reports, Folder 31986-1988 4) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Reports, Folder 41988 5) South Africa – 1988 Legislation – Testimony1985-1986 6) South Africa – Administration – Reagan 1986 7) South Africa – AngolaBox 6261985 1) South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985 – Hearings1985 2) South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985 – Miscellaneous1986 3) South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986 – Congressional Record - May 26, 19861986 4) South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986 – Congressional Record - August 14, 19861986 5) South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986 – Congressional Record - August 15, 19861985-1986 6) South Africa – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986 – MiscellaneousBox 6271982-1986 1) South Africa – Background, Folder 11982-1986 2) South Africa – Background, Folder 2 1986 3) South Africa – Banking1985-1986 4) South Africa – Bill Comparison1986 5) South Africa – Bill Summaries1985-1987 6) South Africa – Bills, Folder 11985-1987 7) South Africa – Bills, Folder 21986 8) South Africa – Bishop Tutu Refugee Fund1984-1985 9) South Africa – Blacks and Jews1985 10) South Africa – Botha Speech – P.W. Botha, President of South Africa – January 19851986 11) South Africa – Briefing Book, Folder 11986 12) South Africa – Briefing Book, Folder 2Box 6281986-1988 1) South Africa – Business/Trade, Folder 11986-1988 2) South Africa – Business/Trade, Folder 21986-1988 3) South Africa – Business/Trade, Folder 31986-1988 4) South Africa – Business/Trade, Folder 41986-1988 5) South Africa – Business/Trade, Folder 51986 6) South Africa – Capital Investment1986-1987 7) South Africa – Children1982-1984 8) South Africa – Clippings 1982-1984Box 6291985 1) South Africa – Clippings 1985, Folder 11985 2) South Africa – Clippings 1985, Folder 21986 3) South Africa – Clippings January-June 1986 1986 4) South Africa – Clippings July 19861986 5) South Africa – Clippings August 19861986 6) South Africa – Clippings September-December 1986Box 6301988 1) South Africa – Clippings 1987-19881986 2) South Africa – Commonwealth – British Commonwealth of Nations1987 3) South Africa – Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986: A Case Study in Foreign Affairs Legislation by Judith B. Johnson1986 4) South Africa – Computers Export Ban1986-1987 5) South Africa – Congressional Research Service Information Pack1985-1986 6) South Africa – Connecticut Divestment1985 7) South Africa – Correspondence 19851986 8) South Africa – Correspondence January-June 19861986 9) South Africa – Correspondence July-December 19861987 10) South Africa – Correspondence 1987Box 6311988 1) South Africa – Correspondence 19881985 2) South Africa – Cranston Bill1986 3) South Africa – Current1986 4) South Africa – Debt Limit1986 5) South Africa – Dellums Bill1986-1987 6) South Africa – Detention of Children1986 7) South Africa – Disinvestment1984-1986 8) South Africa – Economics 1984-1986 9) South Africa – Economy1985-1986 10) South Africa – Embargoes1986 11) South Africa – EPG [Eminent Persons Group]1984 12) South Africa – Europeans – Association of West European Parliamentarians for Action Against Apartheid1985 13) South Africa – Executive Order of September 9, 19851986-1987 14) South Africa – Facts1985 15) South Africa – Fauntroy Bill1984-1985 16) South Africa – Frontline States – Botswana and ZambiaUndated 17) South Africa – History1985-1986 18) South Africa – History – Legislative 1985 19) South Africa – House Debate1985 20) South Africa – H.R. 1460 – Anti-Apartheid Act of 19851986 21) South Africa – H.R. 4868 – Prohibition of Trade with South AfricaCa. 1985-1986 22) South Africa – Intelligence – Ban on Intelligence Sharing with South AfricaBox 6321985 1) South Africa – Interest Groups1984-1986 2) South Africa – Israel1985 3) South Africa – Kennedy-Weicker Joint Resolution1985 4) South Africa – Krugerrands – Import Ban/No New Investment1985 5) South Africa – Lawyers Against Apartheid1987 6) South Africa – Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law – Free South Africa’s Children1986-1987 7) South Africa – Lawyer’s Committee for Civil Rights Under Law 1985 8) South Africa – Logistics – Weicker’s Arrest at South African Embassy 1986 9) South Africa – Lugar Bill1985 10) South Africa – Lowell Weicker Amendment – S. 2701 – Prohibition of Trade with South Africa1986 11) South Africa – Lowell Weicker Investments 1986 12) South Africa – Mandela, Nelson1986 13) South Africa – Mathias-Evans Amendment1986 14) South Africa – Memos – Divestment1986 15) South Africa – Minerals1985 16) South Africa – Most Favored Nation – MFN Amendment1983-1986 17) South Africa – Namibia, Folder 11983-1986 18) South Africa – Namibia, Folder 2Box 6331976-1985 1) South Africa – National Emergency – Executive Order 125321985 2) South Africa – Nicaragua Comparison1986-1988 3) South Africa – Notes1985-1988 4) South Africa – Oil Embargo, Folder 11985-1988 5) South Africa – Oil Embargo, Folder 21985-1986 6) South Africa – Opposition1986 7) South Africa – Pass Laws1985-1986 8) South Africa – Polls – Public Opinion1983-1984 9) South Africa – Preemption – Federal Preemption of State and Local Divestment Laws1985-1988 10) South Africa – Press Releases1986 11) South Africa – Prisoners1986 12) South Africa – Reagan Administration 1969-1986 13) South Africa – Reference, Folder 1Box 6341969-1986 1) South Africa – Reference, Folder 21969-1986 2) South Africa – Reference, Folder 31969-1986 3) South Africa – Reference, Folder 41969-1986 4) South Africa – Reference, Folder 51986 5) South Africa – Reforms1985 6) South Africa – Refugees1984-1986 7) South Africa – Region – Southern Africa1985-1988 8) South Africa – Reports, Folder 11985-1988 9) South Africa – Reports, Folder 2Box 6351985-1988 1) South Africa – Reports, Folder 31986 2) South Africa – Resolutions – S.H. 303 – Condemnation of Martial Law in South Africa1986 3) South Africa – Right – Conservatives on South Africa1984-1985 4) South Africa – S. 147 – South African Human Rights Act of 1985 – Proxmire1985 5) South Africa – S. 635 – Anti-Apartheid Act of 1985 – Bill and Summary1985-1986 6) South Africa – S. 995 – Anti-Apartheid Action Act of 1985 – Bill and Report1985 7) South Africa – S. 1020 – United States-South African Relations Bill of 19851986 8) South Africa – S. 2498 – South Africa Amendment to Debt Ceiling Act1986 9) South Africa – S. 2570 – Anti-Apartheid Action Act of 19861986 10) South Africa – S. 2636 – South African Restrictions Act of 1986 1986 11) South Africa – S. 2654 – Protection of Federal Funding to State and Local Governments Enforcing Anti-Apartheid Laws1986 12) South Africa – S. 2701 – Setting U.S. Affairs Toward Apartheid1985 13) South Africa – S. Con. Resolution 6 – Condemnation of Forced Relocation of South African Blacks to “Homelands”Ca. 1985-1986 14) South Africa – S.J. Resolution 280 – Aid for UNITA - South African Backed Rebels in Angola ca. 1985-1986 15) South Africa – Sanctions1986 16) South Africa – Sanctions – Effects1985-1986 17) South Africa – Sanctions – Opposed1984 18) South Africa – Schlemmer Survey1986 19) South Africa – Senate Forum on South Africa1988 20) South Africa – Small Business – Prohibition of Federal Small Business Subsidies for Firms doing Business with South AfricaBox 6361986 1) South Africa – South African Government1983-1987 2) South Africa – Southern Africa Development Coordination Conference, Folder 11983-1987 3) South Africa – Southern Africa Development Coordination Conference, Folder 21983-1987 4) South Africa – Southern Africa Development Coordination Conference, Folder 3Ca. 1985-1986 5) South Africa – Staff – Senatorial Staff1985-1986 6) South Africa – State Department1982-1985 7) South Africa – State Laws Requiring Divestment from South Africa1985-1987 8) South Africa – Statements, Folder 11985-1987 9) South Africa – Statements, Folder 2 1984-1985 10) South Africa – Sullivan Code – Code for American Businesses Operating in South Africa1980, 1986 11) South Africa – Talking Points1986 12) South Africa – Tax BillBox 6371986 1) South Africa – Testimony1986 2) South Africa – Transkei – Black Homeland – Opposition to Sanctions1986 3) South Africa – Tutu, Desmond – Photograph1986 4) South Africa – Visit to Hartford1986 5) South Africa – Unanimous Consent – Boren PAC, Contra Aid, and South Africa1986-1987 6) South Africa – Uranium Import Ban1984 7) South Africa – United States Exports to South Africa1985-1986 8) South Africa – United States Presence in Southern Africa1982-1986 9) South Africa – Visas – Visa Restrictions for South Africans1985-1986 10) South Africa – Votes – Senate 1987-1988 11) United States Office of Consumer Affairs – Consumer News1986 12) Wartime Relocation Act – Compensation of Japanese-American Internees and Aleut Evacuees1987 13) World Peace Tax FundGeneral Staff FilesBox 6381987-1988 1) Allen, Marcy – National Harness Horse Week – Miscellaneous1986-1988 2) Allen, Marcy – Special Days and Weeks1987-1988 3) Allen, Marcy – Youth Leadership Council1988 4) Apportionment of House Seats 1982 5) Balanced Budget Amendment1986 6) Bills/Resolutions, Co-sponsored Bills 19861985 7) Bills/Resolutions, Co-sponsored Bills 19851985-1986 8) Bills/Resolutions, Co-sponsored Concurrent Resolutions1985-1986 9) Bills/Resolutions, Co-sponsored Joint Resolutions1985-1986 10) Bills/Resolutions, Co-sponsored ResolutionsBox 6391987 1) Bork – Grass Roots Campaign1987 2) Bork – Nomination1987 3) Bork – Propaganda – Commentary on Nomination, Folder 11987 4) Bork – Propaganda – Commentary on Nomination, Folder 21987 5) Bork – Propaganda – Commentary on Nomination, Folder 31987 6) Bork – Propaganda – Judicial Background, Folder 1Box 6401987 1) Bork – Propaganda – Judicial Background, Folder 21987 2) Bork – Propaganda – Judicial Background, Folder 31985-1987 3) Bork – Reagan and Politicization1977-1987 4) Bork – Religion1971-1987 5) Bork – Senate Materials1987 6) Bork – Lowell Weicker’s StatementBox 6411980-1983 1) Busing and Social Issues – Abortion, School Prayer1968-1987 2) Campaign Advertising 1988 3) Congressional Labor Conditions1986-1988 4) Congressional Pay1982-1988 5) Congressional Travel1987 6) Dear Colleague and Congressional Records1987 7) Editorials1987 8) Election Fraud Prevention Act1969-1986 9) Electoral College Information1988 10) Executive Pay Day Information1987 11) Federal Communications Commission “Stern Warning”1981-1986 12) Ginsburg Articles1986 13) Ginsburg Biography1963-1988 14) Grove City v. Bell, Background – General1972-1986 15) Grove City v. Bell, Background – Legal CasesBox 6421985, 1987 1) Grove City v. Bell – Following1985, 1987 2) Grove City v. Bell – Following – Civil Rights Restoration Act1987 3) Grove City v. Bell – Following – Transcript of Hearing on Civil Rights Restoration Act 1987 4) Hartford Courthouse1986-1987 5) Independent Counsel1987 6) Kennedy, Anthony – Background1975-1987 7) Kennedy, Anthony – White House Materials1985 8) Major Legislative Issues1988 9) Meese Information and Stock Market – The Brady Commission 1985-1988 10) Member’s Salary Information1966-1986 11) Mentally Retarded Criminal DefendantsBox 6431986-1987 1) National Medical Research Day1987 2) Nazi War Criminals Bill1987 3) Press Clippings – Ginsburg1980-1987 4) Reagan and the Supreme Court, Folder 11984-1987 5) Reagan and the Supreme Court, Folder 21987 6) Research Materials – Congressional1981 7) Retired Files – Procedures and Lists1986-1987 8) Rules Regarding Treaties1985, 1987 9) The Senate1982-1987 10) Senate Procedures1980-1982 11) Senate – Social Issues – Busing1981-1985 12) Senate – Social Issues – School Prayer and Abortion1987 13) Uniform Poll Closing Act1988 14) Wright’s Ethics Investigation InformationBox 6441987 1) S. 1 Cosponsor – Water Renewal1987 2) S.10 – Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Care Improvement Act of 19871986 3) S. 39, S.58, S. 798 – Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code1987 4) S.79 – Cosponsor – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act of 1987 1987 5) S. 83 – Cosponsor –National Appliance Energy Conservation Act of 19871987 6) S.104 – Reorganization of National Academies of Practice1987 7) S.123, S.178, S.454 – Amendments to Social Security Act1987 8) S. 184 – Economic Assistance to Central America1987 9) S. 188 – Sponsor – Appointment of Additional Judge to District of Connecticut1987 10) S. 232 – Co-sponsor – Haym Solomon Memorial Act1987 11) S. 249 – Parental and Medical Leave Act1987 12) S. 300 – Co-sponsor – New Clean Air Act1987 13) S. 314 – Hearing Aid Compatibility Act1987 14) S.328 – Co-sponsor – Prompt Payment Act Amendments1987 15) S. 332 – Co-sponsor – Report on Displaced Salvadorians1987 16) S.406 – Education for a Competitive America1987 17) S. 415 – SALT II Sublimit Mutual Restraint Act – Strategic Arms Limitation Talks1987 18) S.430 – The Retail Competition Enforcement Act1987 19) S. 464 – Co-sponsor – Civil Right Amendments Act of 19871987 20) S. 472 – Co-sponsor – Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act1987 21) S. 474 and S.475 – Co-sponsor – South Africa1987 22) S.476 – Young Americans Act of 19871987 23) S.491 – Co-sponsor – Repeal Provision of Tax Reform Act of 19861987 24) S. 492 and S. 514 – Co-sponsor – Labor1987 25) S.533 – Establishment of Veteran’s Administration as Executive Department1987 26) S. 549 – Textile and Apparel Trade Act of 19871987 27) S. 550 – Co-sponsor – Traffic Safety for Handicapped Individuals Act of 1987 1987 28) S. 552 – Federal Employee Compensation Equity Act of 19871987 29) S. 557 – Co-sponsor – Civil Rights Restoration Act of 19871987 30) S. 558 – Co-sponsor – Fair Housing Amendment Act of 19871987 31) S. 562 – Sponsor – National Marine Policy Development Act of 19871987 32) S.604 – Omnibus Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights Act1987 33) S. 607 – Co-sponsor – Amend National Housing Act1987 34) S.613 – Co-sponsor – Congressional Advisory Panel on AIDS Act of 19871987 35) S.626 – Statue of Liberty1987 36) S. 675 – Appropriations for Endangered Species Act of 19731987 37) S. 701 – Africa Famine Recovery and Development Act1987 38) S. 729 – Sponsor – Children and Youth Camp Safety Act1987 39) S. 771 – Rail Improvement Compact1987 40) S. 794 – Co-sponsor – Religious Property1987 41) S. 797 – Hate Crimes1987 42) S. 809 – S. 813 – Homeless1987 43) S. 818 – White House Conference on Small Business Administration Act1987 44) S. 821 Sponsor – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Independent Establishment Act of 19871987 45) S. 842 – Peace Corps Act Amendments of 19871987 46) S. 851 – Inter-American Scholarship Partnership Act1987 47) S. 885, S. 943 – Aviation1987 48) S. 887, S. 959 – Elderly1987 49) S. 902 – Amend Food Security Act of 1985 and National School Lunch Act1987 50) S. 926, S. 936, S. 1417 – Disabled1987 51) S. 1009 – Wartime Relocation 1987 52) S. 1018 – United States Peace Tax Fund Act1987 53) S. 1044 – Medicare Coverage1987 54) S. 1054 – Amendments to Trade Act of 1974 – Watches1987 55) S. 1077 – Handicapped Transportation Amendments of 19871987 56) S. 1103 Sponsor – Ivan Lendl1987 57) S. 1006 – Underground Nuclear Explosions Control Act of 19871987 58) S. 1124 – Telephone Monitoring Warning1987 59) S. 1167 – Sponsor – Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge Designation Act of 19871987 60) S. 1196 – Marine Science, Technology, and Resource Development Act of 19871987 61) S. 1120 – AIDS Education, Information, Risk Reduction, Training, Prevention, Treatment, Care, and Research Act of 19871987 62) S. 1265 – Minimum Health Benefits for All Workers Act of 19871987 63) S. 1283 – Sponsor – Medicaid Catastrophic Coverage for Children Act of 19871987 64) S. 1294, S. 1295 – Alternative Energy Fuel1987 65) S. 1344 – Small Business International Trade and Competition Enhancement Act1987 66) S. 1346 – Performing Arts Labor Relations Amendments1987 67) S. 1366 – Family Planning Amendments of 19871987 68) S. 1382 – Federal Energy Management Improvement Act1987 69) S. 1386 – Health insurance for Self – Employed1987 70) S. 1402 – Nursing Shortage Reduction Act of 19871987 71) S. 1424 – Polish Permanent Resident Adjustment Act of 19871987 72) S. 1440 – Quality Control Amendments of 19871987 73) S. 1441 – Public Health Service Act Infant Mortality Amendments of 1987 1987 74) S. 1474 – AngolaBox 6451987 1) S. 1488 – Pediatric Emergency Medical Services Act of 19871987 2) S. 1489 – Exemption of Publicly Offered Regulated Companies1987 3) S. 1520 – Taxable Years1987 4) S. 1522 – Mortgage Bonds/Credit Certificates1987 5) S. 1540 – Sponsor – Protection for Institutionalized Disabled Individuals Amendments Act of 19871987 6) S . 1559 – Small Business Federal Contracting Restoration Act of 19871987 7) S. 1567 – Regulatory Fairness Act1987 8) S. 1575 – AIDS Federal Policy Act of 19871987 9) S. 1581 – Sponsor – Titanic1987 10) S. 1586 – Technology to Educate Children with Handicaps Act1987 11) S.1595 – Federal Employees Leave Act of 19871987 12) S. 1616 – Medicare Long-term Home Care Family Protection Act of 19871987 13) S. 1663 – Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act Reauthorization of 19871987 14) S.1731 – Youth Employment Services Act of 19871987 15) S. 1751 – Shore Protection Act of 19871987 16) S. 1757 – Subsidies for Mass Transit1987 17) S. 1767 – Agricultural Nitrogen Management Act of 19871987 18) S. 1774 – Omnibus Taxpayers’ Bill of Rights Act1987 19) S. 1776 – Coin Designs1987 20) S. 1790 – Expansion of National Air and Space Museum1987 21) S. 1806 – Deduction of Property Designed for Handicapped and Elderly 1987 22) S. 1808 – Reclassification of Transition Devices Amendments of 19871987 23) S.1817 – Education Saving Act of 19871987 24) S. 1829 – Mary Lasker1987 25) S. 1834 – Courtesy Vehicles at Airports1987 26) S. 1851 – Genocide Convention Implementation Act of 1987 – The Proxmire Act1987 27) S. 1877 – Sugar Supply Stabilization Act of 19871987 28) S. 1885 – Act for Better Child Care Services of 19871987 29) S. 1894 – Clean Air Standards Attainment Act of 19871987 30) S. 1904 – Polygraph Protection Act of 19871987 31) S. 1938 – Commission to Investigate Federal Involvement with Immigration of Nazi Collaborators Act1987 32) S. 1949 – Vocational Rehabilitation Agency Reimbursement Act of 19871987 33) S. 1952 – Public Health Service Amendments Act of 19871987 34) S. 1993 – Minority Business Development Program Reform Act of 19871988 35) S. 2000 – Hate Crime Statistics Act1988 36) S. 2032 – Boating Safety1988 37) S. 2041 – Federal Highway Fund1988 38) S. 2042 – Vietnam Women’s Memorial Project1988 39) S. 2046 – Co-sponsor – Coverage for Low-Income Pregnant Women and Infants1988 40) S. 2054 – Peace Corps Appropriations1988 41) S. 2066 – Ocean Dumping1988 42) S. 2086 – L’Ambiance Plaza1988 43) S. 2095 – Uniform Health and Safety Whistleblower Protection Act1988 44) S. 2117 – Age Discrimination Claims Assistance Act of 1988 1988 45) S. 2123 – Emergency Hunger Relief Act of 19881988 46) S. 2167 – National Appliance Energy Conservation Amendments of 19881988 47) S. 2199 – American Heritage Trust Act of 19881988 48) S. 2205 – Omnibus Anti-drug Abuse Act of 19881988 49) S. 2216 – John C. Stennis Space Center1988 50) S. 2345 – Americans with Disabilities Act of 19881988 51) S. 2411 – Low Income Housing Credit1988 52) S. 2435 – Co-sponsor – State and Local River Conservation Act of 19881988 53) S. 2484 – Co-sponsor – Research and Experimental Credit Extension and Reform Act of 19881988 54) S. 2449 – Co-sponsor – Postal Service Budgetary Treatment Act of 19881988 55) S. 2466 – Lyme Disease1988 56) S. 2467 – Ownership Restrictions1988 57) S. 2477 – Medical Testing improvement Act of 19881988 58) S. 2488 – Co-sponsor – Parental and Medical Leave Act of 19881988 59) S. 2517 – Co-sponsor – Social Security Work Incentives Act of 19881988 60) S. 2518 – Sponsor – Construction Safety and Health Improvement Act of 19881988 61) S. 2534 – Co-sponsor – College Savings Bond Program1988 62) S. 2549 – Co-sponsor – Drunk Driving Prevention Act of 19881988 63) S. 2560 – Hunger Prevention Act of 19881988 64) S. 2561 – Co-sponsor – Technology Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities Act of 1988Box 6461988 1) S. 2576 – Co-sponsor – Department of Environmental Protection Act 1988 2) S. 2590 – Co-sponsor – Presidential Election Reform Act of 19881988 3) S. 2614 – National Science and Technology Amendments of 19881988 4) S. 2647 – Co-sponsor – Stafford Student Loan Default Prevention and Management Act of 19881987 5) S. AMDT. 5 – Sponsor – Rates of Pay of Members of Congress and Federal Employees1987 6) S. AMDT. 8 – Co-sponsor – Mass Transportation1987 7) Senate Concurrent Resolution 15 – Co-sponsor – Medicare – Payment to Physician1987 8) Senate Concurrent Resolution 22 – Co-sponsor – Hadassain1987 9) Senate Concurrent Resolution 23 – Jazz1987 10) Senate Concurrent Resolution 26 – Co-sponsor – Foreign Language and International Awareness1987 11) Senate Concurrent Resolution 29 – USSR Travel1987 12) Senate Concurrent Resolution 43 – Physical Education Programs for Children1987 13) Senate Concurrent Resolution 62 – Co-sponsor – Mohammed Hamadei1987 14) Senate Concurrent Resolution 79 – Co-sponsor – Iran-Iraq War1987 15) Senate Concurrent Resolution 83 – Nobel Peace Prize – Oscar Arias Sanchez1987 16) Senate Concurrent Resolution 88 – Silver Haired Congress1988 17) Senate Concurrent Resolution – Health Insurance for Disabled Children1988 18) Senate Concurrent Resolution 107 – Co-sponsor – Texas Air Corporation and Eastern Air Lines1987 19) Senate Joint Resolution 1 – Co-sponsor – Equal Rights Amendment1987 20) Senate Joint Resolution 81 – Sponsor – Contra Aid, Nicaragua1987 21) Senate Joint Resolution 99 – Appropriations for Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children 1987 22) Senate Joint Resolution 106 – Disabled American Veterans Vietnam Veterans National Memorial1987 23) Senate Joint Resolution 133 – Prohibition of Sale to Saudi Arabia of 12-15 Aircrafts1987 24) Senate Joint Resolution 142 – Sponsor – National Medical Research Day1987 25) Senate Joint Resolution 153 – Co-sponsor – Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia1987 26) Senate Joint Resolution 173 – Co-sponsor – 200th Anniversary of Constitution1987 27) Senate Joint Resolution 194 – Sponsor – War Power Resolution1987 28) Senate Joint Resolution 203 – USSR Spousal Emigration1987 29) Senate Joint Resolution 215 – Vietnam Women’s Memorial Project1988 30) Senate Joint Resolution 269 – Sponsor – National Marine Technology Week1987 31) Senate Resolution 4 – Co-sponsor – New Mexico Day1987 32) Senate Resolution 93 – Co-sponsor – Amtrak Funding1987 33) Senate Resolution 97 – Co-sponsor – Imported Oil Fees1987 34) Senate Resolution 164 – Co-sponsor – Violations of US – Japan Semiconductors Agreement1987 35) Senate Resolution 176 – Co-sponsor – South Africa1987 36) Senate Resolution 201 – Co-sponsor – Solidarity Sunday1986 37) Senate Resolution 204 – Co-sponsor – Funding for Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 19861987 38) Senate Resolution 209 – Sponsor – Stewart B. McKinney1987 39) Senate Resolution 247 – Co-sponsor – Use of Golf Carts by Disabled Individuals1987 40) Senate Resolution 245 – Co-sponsor – Namibia1987 41) Senate Resolution 256 – Co-sponsor – Howard Malcolm Baldrige, Jr.1987 42) Senate Resolution 270 – Dr. de Sousa Mendes 1987 43) Senate Resolution 312 – Protection of Ozone Layer1987 44) Senate Resolution 329 – Co-sponsor – Deficit Reduction1987 45) Senate Resolution 332 – Sponsor – Environmental Protection Agency1988 46) Senate Resolution 383 – Co-sponsor – Funding for Amtrak1988 47) Senate Resolution 384 – Co-sponsor – South Africa1988 48) Senate Resolution 385 – USSR Control of Cathedral in Lithuania1988 49) Senate Resolution 408 – Co-sponsor – Iraq1988 50) Senate Resolution 413 – Co-sponsor –Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program1988 51) Senate Resolution 421 – Co-sponsor – W. Clark Durant III1988 52) Senate Resolution 422 – Co-sponsor – Claudia Taylor “Lady Bird” Johnson1988 53) Senate Resolution 432 – Eugene O’Neil1988 54) Senate Resolution 438 – Co-sponsor – President Jose Napoleon Duarte1988 55) Senate Resolution 447 – Co-sponsor – J. Lewey CarawayBox 6471988 1) Voting Records – Index1988 2) Voting Records – Vote No. 1-501988 3) Voting Records – Vote No. 51-1001988 4) Voting Records – Vote No. 101-1501988 5) Voting Records – Vote No. 151 – 2001988 6) Voting Records – Vote No. 201-2501988 7) Voting Records – Vote No. 251-3001988 8) Voting Records – Vote No. 301-3501988 9) Voting Records – Vote No. 351-379 Box 6481987 1) Voting Records – Index1987 2) Voting Records – Vote No. 1-501987 3) Voting Records – Vote No. 51-1001987 4) Voting Records – Vote No. 101-1501987 5) Voting Records – Vote No. 151-2001987 6) Voting Records – Vote No. 201-2501987 7) Voting Records – Vote No. 251-3001987 8) Voting Records – Vote No. 301-3511987 9) Voting Records – [Vote No. 351-4001987 10) Voting Records – [Vote No. 400-4201987 11) Voting Record and Statistics, 100th CongressBox 6491986 1) Voting Record – Index1986 2) Voting Record – Vote No. 1-501986 3) Voting Record – Vote No. 51-1001986 4) Voting Record – Vote No. 101-1501986 5) Voting Record – Vote No. 151-2001986 6) Voting Record – Vote No. 201-2501986 7) Voting Record – Vote No. 251-3001986 8) Voting Record – Vote No. 301-3591986 9) Voting Record and StatisticsBox 650 1985 1) Record Votes on Which Lowell Weicker Unrecorded1985 2) Voting Record – Index1985 3) Voting Record – Vote No. 1-501985 4) Voting Record – Vote No. 51-1001985 5) Voting Record – Vote No. 101-1501985 6) Voting Record – Vote No. 151-2001985 7) Voting Record – Vote No. 201-2501985 8) Voting Record – Vote No. 251-3001985 9) Voting Record – Vote No. 301-3501985 10) Voting Record – Vote No 351-380Box 6511984 1) Voting Record – Index1984 2) Voting Record – Vote No. 1-501984 3) Voting Record – Vote No. 51-1001984 4) Voting Record – Vote No. 101-1501984 5) Voting Record – Vote No.151-2001984 6) Voting Record – Vote No. 201-2501984 7) Voting Record – Vote No. 251-2921984 8) Voting Record and Statistics1983 9) Voting Record – Vote No. 1-501983 10) Voting Record – Vote No. 51-1001983 11) Voting Record – Vote No. 101-1091983 12) Voting Record – Vote No. 236-300 Box 6521983 1) Voting Record – Vote No. 301-3501983 2) Voting Record – Vote No. 351-3811981-1983 3) 1981-1983 Voting Record/Ranking1985-1987 4) Lowell Weicker Statements – Index1987 5) Lowell Weicker Statements – Jan 1987-Oct 19871986 6) Lowell Weicker Statements – Jan 1986-Oct 19861985 7) Lowell Weicker Statements – Jan 1985 – Aug 19851985 8) Lowell Weicker Statements – Aug 1985 – Dec 1985Box 6531984 1) Lowell Weicker Statements –[Feb 1984-Oct 19841983 2) Lowell Weicker Statements – Jan 1983-Nov 1983Karen Hall FilesBox 6541985 1) Africa Appropriations--HR 12391986 2) Africa – S.2208--Africa Famine Fund1986-1988 3) Age 60 Rule – Pilots FAA – Federal Aviation Administration1985 4) ASCS – Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Consolidation1986-1988 5) Agricultural Trade, Folder 11986-1988 6) Agricultural Trade, Folder 21987-1988 7) Agriculture Bills on Calendar1988-1989 8) Agriculture Budget FY 19891987-1988 9) Agriculture – Constituent’s Concern, Weicker’s Reply 1987-1988 10) Agriculture – CQ – Congressional Quarterly Articles1987 11) Agriculture Fiscal Year 1988 Budget, Folder 11987 12) Agriculture Fiscal Year 1988 Budget, Folder 2Box 6551987 1) Agriculture Hearings 100th Congress1986-1987 2) Agriculture – HR 3 Trade Bill 1987, S.512 – Agriculture Title, Folder 11986-1987 3) Agriculture – HR 3 Trade Bill 1987, S.512 – Agriculture Title, Folder 21985 4) Agriculture – H.R. 3037--Agriculture Appropriations For Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985 5) Agriculture – H.R. 3037--Agriculture Appropriations For Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 21986-1988 6) Agriculture Letters and Position Papers, Folder 11986-1988 7) Agriculture Letters and Position Papers, Folder 2Box 6561986-1988 1) Agriculture Letters and Position Papers, Folder 31987-1988 2) Agriculture PressCa. 1986-1988 3) Agriculture – USDA – United States Department of Agriculture and Related Correspondence1986-1988 4) Air – Eastern and Proposed Texas Air Takeover; Eastern Shuttle Sale; Eastern Pilots1987-1988 5) Air – Massport Pace Proposal/ General Aviation – Program for Airport Capacity Efficiency1987-1988 6) Air – Materials on the Federal Aviation Administration1987-1988 7) Air – Reauthorization of AIP, Airway Improvement, H.R. 2310 and S.11841988 8) Air – Resolution on Eastern Airlines1987 9) Air – Texas Air Corporation: Letter with Lautenberg 1986 10) Air – Texas Air – People Express1986 11) Air – TWA – Trans World Airlines Strike InformationBox 6571984-1988 1) Air Traffic Controllers1988 2) Air Travel Rights for Blind Individuals Act S.20981983-1984 3) Air Travelers Security Act1987 4) Air – US Air/Piedmont1986 5) Air – Washington Airport Transfer1987 6) Airline Consumer Rights Bill of 1987 – Metzenbaum, Lowell Weicker1988 7) Airline Deregulation and Safety1986-1988 8) Airline Mergers 1986-1988 – News Clippings1986 9) Airline Slot Sales1984-1985 10) Airport Ownership1986 11) Amtrak and Old Saybrook Flagstop Constitutent’s Concern: Anne Symmers1984-1988 12) Amtrak Articles1985-1988 13) Amtrak Articles: Connecticut Facts1982-1986 14) Amtrak – Arguments – Impact of Zero Budget on Amtrak1986-1988 15) Amtrak Budget 1987 and Presidential Proposal to SellBox 6581987 1) Amtrak/ Conrail Collision, Sunday January 4, 19871985 2) Amtrak Hearing March 19, 19851980-1986 3) Amtrak Information Packs – Congressional Research Service on Amtrak1970-1971 4) Amtrak Law 1969-1985 5) Amtrak Legislative Histories1987-1988 6) Amtrak Maintenance Facility, New Haven and Amtrak Strike, New Haven, October 19871985-1988 7) Amtrak – Montrealer Route 1985 8) Amtrak Support Data For National Funding Support1984, 1987 9) Auto Emissions1986 10) Aviation Accident/Safety Materials1986 11) Avian Flu RegulationsBox 6591986 1) Bechem/Beaver – Cargo Insurance – Constituent Concern – Norman Tuchman1986-1988 2) Box Car Hire and Car Service – ICC, Interstate Commerce Commission and Box Car Deregulation1985 3) Budget Hearing February 21, 19851988 4) Budget Hearings – Transportation Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 1 – [includes the Washington Metro Area Transit Authority, Urban Mass Transportation Administration]1988 5) Budget Hearings – Transportation Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 2 – [includes Material on Aviation, Amtrak, US Coast Guard]1987 6) Budget Resolution and Amendments Fiscal Year 19881983-1984 7) Buy America1988 8) Calvin Brouwer, FAA – Federal Aviation Administration Pilots License1988 9) CCE – Central Connecticut Expressway – Route 9Box 6601986-1988 1) Charter Oak Bridge Fiscal Years 1987 and 1988 Appropriations Bills – S.25021988 2) Coast Guard Budgets Fiscal Years 1998 and 1989 Cuts and Budget1986, 1988 3) Coast Guard – Materials on H.R. 1765 and S.1935 1987-1988 4) Coast Guard Reauthorization Bills Fiscal Years 1988-19891988 5) Coast Guard Regulations1987 6) Commerce Committee Hearings on Amtrak Crash and Rail Safety Subcommittee on Transportation February 17, 19871985 7) Commerce Testimony April 29, 19851986 8) Connecticut – Coast Guard1985-1988 9) Connecticut Construction1983-1989 10) Connecticut Delegation Legislation – H.R. 5568, 2438, 2530 and 22171983-1987 11) Connecticut Department of Transportation Complaints1983-1987 12) Connecticut Department of Transportation Correspondence1983-1986 13) Connecticut Department of Transportation Hartford DivisionBox 6611987-1988 1) Connecticut Department of Transportation Press Release1987 2) Connecticut Environmental Impact Evaluation on Truck Weighing and Inspection Facility, Governor Davis Lodge Turnpike I-95, Fairfield County, Folder 11987 3) Connecticut Environmental Impact Evaluation on Truck Weighing and Inspection Facility, Governor Davis Lodge Turnpike I-95, Fairfield County, Folder 21987-1988 4) Connecticut Farm Bureau, Folder 11987-1988 5) Connecticut Farm Bureau, Folder 21981-1983 6) Connecticut Food Stamps1981-1988 7) Connecticut Funds – Mass Transit – S.2377Box 6621982-1988 1) Connecticut Legislation Prohibiting Tandems1985-1988 2) Connecticut News and Magazine Articles on Transportation1988-1989 3) Connecticut Projects 1988 4) Connecticut Retrofit Noise Abatement Program1983-1988 5) Connecticut School Lunch Program1983-1988 6) Connecticut Soil Conservation Districts, Folder 11983-1988 7) Connecticut Soil Conservation Districts, Folder 21987-1988 8) Connecticut Transportation – B & M, Boston and Maine Railroad Company – Abandonment of Branch in New Haven1987-1988 9) Connecticut Transportation – B & M, Boston and Maine Railroad Company Abandonment of Canal Line, Cheshire to Avon1988 10) Connecticut Transportation – Bradley AirportBox 6631986-1987 1) Connecticut Transportation – Brainard Airport1983 2) Connecticut Transportation – Connecticut Essential Air Service, 419 Program1982-1987 3) Connecticut Transportation Funding for Bridgeport and New Haven Vicinity1988 4) Connecticut Transportation – Garage at I-84/ I-91 Interchange ca. 1980s 5) Connecticut Transportation – Mianus Bridge 1986-1988 6) Connecticut Transportation – New Haven Rail Line Grant (UMTA), Urban Mass Transportation Administration1984-1988 7) Connecticut Transportation – Niantic River Bridge1985-1986 8) Connecticut Transportation – Pipeline Accident Ruling, Derby, Connecticut1987 9) Connecticut Transportation Projects1984-1988 10) Connecticut Transportation – Route 6 Relocation to Windham, Connecticut, Folder 11984-1988 11) Connecticut Transportation – Route 6 Relocation to Windham, Connecticut, Folder 21982-1988 12) Connecticut Transportation – Route 71985 13) Connecticut Transportation – Torrington County, Connecticut Box 6641985-1987 1) Connecticut Transportation – Weigh Station I-95, Fairfield City, Connecticut, Folder 11985-1987 2) Connecticut Transportation – Weigh Station I-95, Fairfield City, Connecticut, Folder 21985-1987 3) Connecticut Transportation – Weigh Station I-95, Fairfield City, Connecticut, Folder 31986 4) Conrail – Materials on the Conrail Sale Amendments Act1986-1988 5) Conrail Sale & Assessment1986 6) Conrail Senate Debate – Congressional Records1986-1988 7) Constituent Correspondence, Folder 11986-1988 8) Constituent Correspondence, Folder 2Box 6651986-1988 1) Constituent Correspondence, Folder 31986 2) Continuing Resolution All Appropriations Bills Fiscal Year 1987 1987 3) Continuing Resolution Fiscal Year 19881985 4) Dairy Amendment1986-1988 5) Dairy Issue Briefs1983-1987 6) Dairy Reduction Program1987 7) Dairy – S.410 Dairy Date Extension – Sodbuster Provisions1983-1984 8) DOJ – Department of Justice Suit Against Connecticut, June 19831988 9) Drought 1988, Folder 11988 10) Drought 1988, Folder 21985-1986 11) Drug Bill 1986: Customs Coast Guard1988 12) Drug – Coast Guard And Drugs 1988 13) Drug – Ominbus Drug Bill 1988Box 6661986-1988 1) Drug Testing of Transportation Workers, Folder 11986-1988 2) Drug Testing of Transportation Workers, Folder 21988 3) Drunk Driving Bill – Lowell Weicker Cosponsor 1984 4) Drunk Driving – Congressional Record ,Tuesday, June 26, 19841984-1987 5) Drunk Driving – Raising Drinking Age, Folder 11984-1987 6) Drunk Driving: Raising Drinking Age, Folder 21983-1988 7) Drunk Driving – Reports1983-1986 8) Drunk Driving – Presidential Commissions on Drunk Driving1983-1985 9) Drunk Driving – Seatbelts/Airbags – HR 4175 and HR 749Box 6671985-1987 1) Emery Worldwide – Japan v. United States1988 2) Extension Service and Renewable Resources Extension Act 1985 3) Farm – 1985 Farm Bill Background, Folder 11985 4) Farm – 1985 Farm Bill Background, Folder 2Ca. 1985 5) Farm – Administration Views on the 1985 Farm Bill1984-1988 6) Farm Bill 19851981 7) Farm Bill 1985 – 1981 Farm Bill VotesCa. 1985 8) Farm Bill 1985 – Harkin Bill1985 9) Farm Bill 1985 – Honey1983-1988 10) Farm Bill 1985 – Peanut Program1985 11) Farm Bill 1985 – Senate Bill Box 6681981-1986 1) Farm Bill 1985 – Sugar Program1985-1987 2) Farm Bill Corrections1987-1988 3) Farm Credit Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 11987-1988 4) Farm Credit Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 2 1987-1988 5) Farm Credit Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 31985-1987 6) Farm Credit Bailout, Folder 11985-1987 7) Farm Credit Bailout, Folder 2Box 6691987-1988 1) Farm Credit Legislation, 100th Congress, Folder 11987-1988 2) Farm Credit Legislation, 100th Congress, Folder 2 1984-1988 3) Farmers Home Administration, Folder 11984-1988 4) Farmers Home Administration, Folder 21986-1987 5) Federal Aid Highway Act of 1986, S.2405, H.R. 3129, Folder 11986-1987 6) Federal Aid Highway Act of 1986, S.2405, H.R. 3129, Folder 2Box 6701986-1987 1) Federal-Aid Highway Bill of 1987, S.387, Folder 11986-1987 2) Federal-Aid Highway Bill of 1987, S.387, Folder 21986-1988 3) Federal Aviation Administration and Air Traffic Problems/Crashes1986 4) Federal Aviation Administration – Aviation Trust Fund1984 5) Federal Aviation Administration Hearing1986 6) Federal Aviation Administration Noise Standards – Emery1986-1988 7) Federal Aviation Administration Regulations 1987-1988 8) Federal Aviation Administration Regulations on Transponders1984-1988 9) Federal Aviation Administration – Safety Issues1988 10) Federal Crop Insurance Corporation – United States Department of Agriculture, Connecticut Information1986-1987 11) Federal Highway Administration Correspondence1986-1988 12) Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, Folder 1Box 6711986-1988 1) Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, Folder 21988 2) Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, S.659 19881987-1988 3) Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act 1988, S.1516 – Second Session, Folder 11987-1988 4) Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act 1988, S.1516 – Second Session, Folder 21987 5) Fence at Meriden-Markham Airport1985 6) Field Sanitation on Farms1985 7) Floor Statement, May 9, 1985, on the Restoration of Federal Funding for Amtrak1987 8) Food/Nutrition – Lowell Weicker’s Replies To Constituents1986 9) Food and Nutrition Service – Budget Request Fiscal Year 19861984 10) Food and Drug Administration Issues1985 11) Food Assistance and Africa Agriculture Act – H.R. 2080Box 6721984 1) Food Irradiation1987-1988 2) Food Marketing Policy Center, University of Connecticut1983-1985 3) Food Safety – Executive Summary 1985-1988 4) Food Stamp Program, Folder 11985-1988 5) Food Stamp Program, Folder 21985 6) Food Stamp Reform Act of 1985 – Program Concerns1985 7) Foreign Assistance Act, S.660/H.R 15551987 8) Foreign Repair Stations Issue1987-1988 9) Frontier Pilots 19881984 10) Fiscal Year 1984 Transportation Appropriations – H.R. 3329 and Testimonies Before the CommitteeBox 6731984 1) Fiscal Year 1985 Appropriations – H.R. 5921, Transportation and Aviation Issues1985 2) Fiscal Year 1986 – H.R. 32441985 3) Fiscal Year 1986 Transportation Appropriations Conference Report – to Accompany House Joint Resolution 4651985 4) Fiscal Year 1986 Transportation Appropriations - H.R. 32441985 5) Fiscal Year 1986 Transportation Appropriations – Senate Hearings Before the Committee on Appropriations1985 6) Fiscal Year 1986 – Transportation and Materials on Overall BudgetBox 6741986 1) Fiscal Year 1987 – Hearing with Secretary of Transportation] Dole 1986 2) Fiscal Year 1987 Transportation Proposals – Budget, Including Materials on Highways and Railroads1980 3) Fiscal Year 1980 Supplemental – H.R. 7542, H.R. 78311986-1987 4) Governor O’Neill’s Announcements on Transportation Projects1987 5) Governor O’Neill – Connecticut’s Temporary Food Assistance Program, Fiscal Year 1987 1986 6) Gramm-Rudman Law – Press1987 7) Guilford’s Amendments on Legislation – Trackage Routes1986 8) Guilford/BMWE, Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, Folder 11986 9) Guilford/BMWE , Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, Folder 21987 10) Harkin-Gephardt Bill1988 11) Health Issues1984 12) Highway Bill 1984 – ICE, Interstate Cost EstimatesBox 6751978-1987 1) Highway Bridges –Focus on Connecticut1987-1988 2) Housatonic Railroad1985 3) House Bill – 1985 Omnibus Farm Bill1987 4) H.R. 1157, Wheat Bill1987 5) HR 953 – MARAD Authorization Fiscal Year88 – Maritime Administration1987 6) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations – National Air and Space Administration – Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 11987 7) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations – National Air and Space Administration – Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 21986-1988 8) Hunger in America and Abroad, Food Assistance Program, Folder 11986-1988 9) Hunger in America and Abroad, Food Assistance Program, Folder 21983-1987 10) Hunger in the United States – Background material by the Congressional Research Service1984 11) Hunger – President’s Task Force on Hunger Report1988 12) Hunger Prevention Act of 1988Box 6761984-1985 1) Hunger Resolution 1987 2) International Fund for Agricultural Development1986-1987 3) Jim Pope Information on Federal Aviation Administration’s Traffic Collision Avoidance System1986 4) John A. Barnes Column in the Wall Street Journal ,January 6, 19861986-1988 5) Labeling of Food – Bread Legislation1986-1987 6) Labor Protection Provisions in Airline Mergers – S.9431982-1988 7) Land Grant Colleges1985-1988 8) Letters to Amtrak on Behalf of Constituents1987 9) Long Island Railroad Strike1976-1982 10) Lowell Weicker on Transportation – Legislative Overview1963 11) Lowell Weicker on Transportation – Weicker in the State Legislature1983-1984 12) Lowell Weicker on Transportation – Miscellaneous – Amtrak Profits1985-1986 13) Luggage Racks and National Highway Safety Administration1983-1985 14) Meat Inspection Legislation, Folder 11983-1985 15) Meat Inspection Legislation, Folder 21985-1988 16) Maritime Issues (MARAD) – United States Department of Transportation Maritime AdministrationBox 6771986-1988 1) Maritime Newsletters1986 2) Mass Transit – Federal Mass Transit Improvement Act of 1986, S.25431985-1986 3) Mass Transit – Mass Transit Fiscal Year 19861986-1987 4) Mass Transit – Mass Transit Issue Briefs1985-1986 5) Mass Transit – Mass Transit – Fiscal Year 19871986-1987 6) Mass Transit – Published Mass Transit Information1984 7) Mass Transit –Public Transit Act 1987-1988 8) Mass Transit – Regulations on Bus Charter Service, Folder 11987-1988 9) Mass Transit – Regulations on Bus Charter Service, Folder 21986-1987 10) Mass Transit – Transit Bill, S.382 – Amendment To Highway Bill on “Buy America”, Folder 11986-1987 11) Mass Transit – Transit Bill, S.382 – Amendment To Highway Bill on “Buy America”, Folder 21984-1988 12) Motor Carrier SafetyBox 6781980 1) NASA Appropriations Fiscal Year 19811988 2) NASA Budget Fiscal Year 1989 – Department of Housing and Urban Development1985-1986 3) NASA Fiscal Year 19861984-1988 4) NASA Letters1987-1988 5) NASA Press1986-1988 6) National Air and Space Administration – Perkin Elmer/ High Resolution Solar Observatory and Department of Housing and Urban Development Appropriations, Fiscal Year 19881984-1985 7) National Air and Space Administration – Solar Optical Telescope/ Perkin Elmer/ University of Chicago1986-1988 8) National Air and Space Administration – Space News Letters UpdateBox 6791985-1988 1) National Air and Space Administration – Space Station1984-1986 2) National Air and Space Administration – Teachers in Space NASA1985-1987 3) National Air and Space Administration – The Mars Observer1988 4) National Air and Space Administration – United Technologies, Pratt & Whitney, Hamilton Standard1987-1988 5) National Transportation Safety Board – Railroad Accident Report, January 4, 1987 – Amtrak/Conrail Collision 1988 6) National Youth Sports and Lunch Program 1986-1987 7) New Canaan Lumber Company – [Constituent Concern – Mr. Earl Smith1985-1987 8) Nuclear Waste –Transport1988 9) Pesticides in Food1982-1986 10) Pesticides Reauthorization – Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act1984-1988 11) Price Supports – Dairy, TobaccoBox 6801987 1) Proposed Rule on Automatic Train Control Devices1985 2) Rail Labor1985 3) Railroad Deregulation: Press1985-1986 4) Railroad Issue Briefs – Congressional Research Service1987-1988 5) Railroad Retirement Legislation1984, 1987 6) Railroad Safety, 100th Congress1987-1988 7) Railroad Safety Act of 1987, S.15391987 8) Reconciliation Bill Fiscal Year 19881984 9) Rural Electrification Administration1981-1987 10) S.51 – Banning Smoking on Transportation1985-1986 11) S.457--African Relief Authorization1986-1988 12) S.477 – C.U.R.E. – Consumers United for Rail Equity – Background Materials and Correspondences1986 13) S.477 – C.U.R.E. – Consumers United for Rail Equity – Transportation Commerce Hearings1985 14) S.573 – Sulfite Safety Act1985-1986 15) S.721 – Cargo Preference 1983 16) S.721 – Cargo Preference1987 17) S.724 – Amends Federal Aviation Act of 19581987 18) S.1041 – Drug Testing Bill1987 19) S.1140 – Evan’s Extension of Moratoria on Food Stamps Aid to Families with Dependent Children – Lowell Weicker CosponsorBox 6811985 1) S.1364-- Africa Agriculture 99th – Correspondence1984-1985 2) S.1430-- Farmland Value 99th Agriculture Program1987 3) S.1485, H.R. 3051 – Air Passenger Protection Act1988 4) S.1600 – Independent Federal Aviation Administration1988 5) S.2123 – Emergency Hunger Relief Act of 19881987 6) S.2936 – Rail Improvements Compact Bill – Lowell Weicker, Pell, Chafee1983-1984 7) S.3074 – Payment-In-Kind Program1986 8) Saab-Scania Highway Bill – H.R. 3129 and S.24051988 9) Saab-Scania Urban Mass Transit Administration Contract with Madison1985 10) Saccharin Moratorium1986-1987 11) Santa Fe Merger – Santa Fe Southern Pacific Corporation Merger with Southern Pacific Transportation Company – RailroadsBox 6821987-1988 1) School Lunch – Changes to School Lunch Program, S.305; S.902; S.305; S.236; HR 17281984-1986 2) School Lunch – H.R. 7 – School Lunch and WIC – Women, Infants and Children1984 3) School Lunch, S.27221988 4) Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation Hearing on the Budget for Fiscal Year 1989;March 31, 1988 1988 5) Sodium Content1983-1988 6) Soil Conservation Service1987-1988 7) Space Shuttle – Shuttle Designs and Challenger Accident1986-1988 8) Speed Limit Enforcement, Folder 11986-1988 9) Speed Limit Enforcement, Folder 2Box 6831985-1987 1) Staggers Rail Act1984-1987 2) Stamford Railroad Station, Folder 11984-1987 3) Stamford Railroad Station, Folder 21987 4) Statements/Testimonies Before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation and Related Agencies1985 5) Subsidies – Railroads versus Airlines1984 6) Sugar Commodity1981-1983 7) Sugar Price Supports, S. 7881987-1988 8) Sugar Supply Stabilization Act of 1987 – Senators Bradley and Roth1987 9) Supplemental Appropriations Bill for 1987, Folder 1Box 6841987 1) Supplemental Appropriations Bill for 1987, Folder 21987 2) Supplemental Appropriations Bill for 1987, Folder 31986 3) Surface Transportation Assistance Act – 1986 Reauthorization1987-1988 4) Surplus Commodities and Supply Controls – Temporary Emergency Flood Assistance Program1988 5) Temporary Emergency Flood Assistance Program and Resolution with Hatch1987-1988 6) The Family Security Act of 1988 – S.1511/H.R. 1720 1987-1988 7) The Family Security Act of 1988 – S.1511/H.R. 1720: Amendments to S.15111988 8) The Family Security Act of 1988 – S.1511/H.R. 1720: Opponents1988 9) The Family Security Act of 1988 – S.1511/H.R. 1720: Supporters (including those Opposed to Weakening Amendments)1987-1988 10) Thrifty-Rent-A-Car - “Off-Airport Fees”1983 11) Tobacco Deregulation Act of 19831986-1988 12) Tobacco Information Pacs-Ban Ads, etc. – includes HR 4793, 8786; S.447,446Box 6851982-1983 1) Tobacco Price Support – HR65901983-1988 2) Tolls1986 3) Transfer of Washington Metro, Airports – S.10171987 4) Transportation – S.853, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Authorization1986 5) Transportation Appropriations Fiscal Year 1987 – Highway Funds Connecticut – H.R. 5205, Folder 11986 6) Transportation Appropriations Fiscal Year 1987 – Highway Funds Connecticut – H.R. 5205, Folder 21987 7) Transportation Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 1 1987 8) Transportation Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 21987 9) Transportation Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 3Box 6861988 1) Transportation Appropriations Fiscal Year 19891987 2) Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee Hearings on Amtrak, January 4, 1987 Amtrak/Conrail Collision and Railroad Safety1988 3) Transportation Budget Hearing Fiscal Year 1989 – Amtrak Funding Issues, Folder 1 1988 4) Transportation Budget Hearing Fiscal Year 1989 – Amtrak Funding Issues, Folder 21987 5) Transportation Center Garage Official Opening1987-1988 6) Transportation – Constituent’s Concern, Weicker Replies1986-1988 7) Transportation – Department of Transportation Connecticut Grant Announcements1988 8) Transportation – H.R. 4794 – Appropriations, Folder 1Box 6871988 1) Transportation – H.R. 4794 – Appropriations, Folder 21981-1988 2) Transportation – I-91/ I-84/ I-291 Interchange Completion1987-1988 3) Transportation – Metro North1987 4) Transportation – National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Regulations1986-1988 5) Transportation – News Clippings, Congressional Quarterly, Congressional Research Service1986-1987 6) Transportation Newsletters1984 7) Transportation – Orphan Bridges1987 8) Transportation – Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation Hearing, January 20, 1987 ca. 1983 9) Transportation Union (13c)1988 10) Transportation] – Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as Amended through February 1988, and Related Laws1986 11) Transportation – Urban Mass Transportation Administration Fiscal Year 1986 Apportionments1988 12) Travelmation Project – Constituent Concerns – Gloria Schaffer1987-1988 13) Truck and Bus Safety Act of 1987, S.861Box 688 1984-1988 1) Truck – Clippings on Truck Tandems1980-1987 2) Trucking Deregulation1986-1988 3) Truck Safety Concerns1981-1984 4) Truck – Tandem Trucks Provisions – Gas Tax Bills1983 5) Universal Telephone Service Preservation Act of 19831981-1985 6) Urban Gardening1987 7) United States London Gateways Case1985 8) Weicker Amtrak Speech1988 9) Weicker on Mass Transit/Amtrak1987-1988 10) Welfare- 100th Congress – Published Articles, Folder 1Box 6891987-1988 1) Welfare- 100th Congress – Published Articles, Folder 21986-1987 2) Welfare Briefings, Statements1987-1988 3) Welfare Reform – S.1511 Background1980-1988 4) Westchester Airport , New York, Folder 11980-1988 5) Westchester Airport, New York, Folder 2Box 6901988 1) Westchester Airport, New York – Fiscal Year 1989 Appropriations 1987-1988 2) WIC – Women, Infants, and Children Program and Dear Colleagues1984-1985 3) WIC – Women, Infants and Children – Stockman RecessionEllis Hyman FilesBox 691 1986-1987 1) AIDS in the Workplace-Congressional Research Information Pack1985-1986 2) AIDS in the Workplace – Miscellaneous Materials1987-1988 3) AIDS in the Workplace – Miscellaneous Materials1987 4) Associations - Employee Benefit Research Institute1987 5) Associations - Employers Council on Flexible Compensation1987 6) Associations - Institute for Scrap Iron and Steel1988 7) Associations - National Alliance of Business1985-1987 8) Davis-Bacon Act – Congressional Research Service Information Pack1985-1988 9) Hatch Act – Congressional Research Service Information Pack1983-1988 10) High Technology Development1982, 1988 11) Job Training and Partnership Act – Bills1986-1988 12) Job Training and Partnership Act – ClippingsBox 6921983-1988 1) Job Training and Partnership Act – Congressional Research Service Reports1987 2) Job Training and Partnership Act – Correspondence1988 3) Job Training and Partnership Act – Inspector General Audit1987-1988 4) Job Training and Partnership Act – Miscellaneous Reports1988 5) Job Training and Partnership Act – Testimony1982, 1987 6) Joint Economic Committee – Competitiveness of Workforce1988 7) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Amendments to S. 20861987 8) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Articles1988 9) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Articles, January, April 19881988 10) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Articles, May-July 1988 Box 6931988 1) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Associated General Contractors of America1988 2) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Building and Construction Industry Letters1987-1988 3) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Building and Construction Industry Materials1988 4) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Congressional Research Service Reports1988 5) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings –Dresser Industries, Inc.1985 6) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings –“Estimates of the Effects of Occupational Safety Health Regulation, 1973-1983”1980 7) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 19771988 8) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Governor’s Report1978 9) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Hartford Civic Center Collapse1988 10) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Hearing Report – Folder 11988 11) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Hearing Report – Folder 21987-1988 12) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Invitations1970-1988 13) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Legal and Court BriefsBox 6941987-1988 1) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Letters Received1988 2) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Memos and Outlines1987-1988 3) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Memos and Statements on OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration1987 4) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – National Bureau of Standards1986-1988 5) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Clippings and Press Releases 1987-1988 6) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Materials1987 7) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Statistics1988 8) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Press Releases1987 9) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Rust Engineering1988 10) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – S. 2086 – Copies of Bill1988 11) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – S. 25181988 12) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Michael E. Barbroody1988 13) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Mayor Thomas Bucci1988 14) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Citizens Nancy Daddonna and Beth Addona1988 15) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – John Egan Jr.1988 16) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony - William J. Gainer1988 17) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Robert Georgine1988 18) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Dr. John Lyons, Dr. Charles Culver, and Dr. Richard Wright1987-1988 19) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – John Pendergrass1988 20) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Christopher Shays1988 21) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Testimony – Mario Suarez1982-1988 22) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Texstar Construction Corporation1988 23) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Transcripts1988 24) L’Ambiance Plaza Accident Hearings – Witness – William Varga1988 25) Minimum Wage Restoration Act – Briefing BookBox 6951979-1980 1) NLRB vs. Yeshiva University – Clippings 1981-1982 2) NLRB vs. Yeshiva University – Clippings1987-1988 3) Omnibus Trade Bill – Congressional Research Service Materials1987-1988 4) Omnibus Trade Bill – U.S. Trade Policy1988 5) Pension Reform – Bills1988 6) Pension Reform – Clippings1985-1988 7) Pension Reform – Congressional Research Service Materials1987 8) Pension Reform – Letters1987-1988 9) Pension Reform - Press ReleasesBox 6961987-1988 1) Pension Reform – Small Business Council of America – Testimony and Report1980s 2) Railroad Retirement Act – Petition1983-1988 3) Railroad Retirement Board1987-1988 4) Retirement Income for the Aging1987 5) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Bills1988 6) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Clippings1987 7) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Coalition on Occupational Disease Notification1987-1988 8) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Letters1987 9) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Reports1987 10) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Small Business Administration1987 11) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Summary 1988 12) S. 79 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act – Testimony – Fred W. Alvarez1987-1988 13) S. 552 – Federal Employee Equity Study Commission Act1988 14) S. 1523 – Amendment to Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act, RICOBox 6971981-1987 1) Unions – Congressional Research Services Materials1987 2) Women in Non-Traditional Work – Hearings – November 17, 19871987-1988 3) Youth Employment Services Act, YESThomas Laskey FilesBox 6981987-1988 1) Bank of New York/Irving Bank Corporation - Takeover Bid1986 2) Banking – Miscellaneous, Fall 19861987 3) Banking – Miscellaneous, 19871982 4) Banking Deregulation – Bank Holding Companies – Testimony of John S.R. Shad1981-1982 5) Banking Deregulation – Consumer Protection1981-1982 6) Banking Deregulation – Depository Institutions Regulation Committee – Joint Resolution1977 7) Banking Deregulation – Equal Credit Opportunity1979-1982 8) Banking Deregulation – Glass-Steagall Act1979-1982 9) Banking Deregulation – Municipal Bond Registration Requirements1985 10) Banking Deregulation – S. 716 – Financial Services Clarification ActBox 699 1981-1982 1) Banking Deregulation – S. 1720 – Financial Institutions Restructuring and Services Act – Miscellaneous1981 2) Banking Deregulation – S. 1720 – Financial Institutions Restructuring and Services Act Bill1980-1982 3) Banking Deregulation – S. 1720 – Financial Institutions Restructuring and Services Act – Congressional Research Service Materials1981 4) Banking Deregulation – S. 1720 – Financial Institutions Restructuring and Services Act – Testimony1984 5) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Bills1984-1985 6) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Clippings1984-1985 7) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Congressional Research Service Materials1984-1985 8) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Correspondence1984 9) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Notes1984-1985 10) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Reports1985 11) Banking Deregulation – S. 2851 – Financial Services Competitive Equity Act – Testimony1986-1987 12) Banking, Housing, Mortgages – Notes1988 13) Briefing Book – Miscellaneous IssuesBox 7001983-1984 1) Brokered Deposits – “Sledgehammer Rule”1983 2) Committee on Developing American Capitalism1987 3) Competitive Equality Banking Act – Savings Bank Provisions1987 4) Connecticut Bankers Association 1987-1988 5) Connecticut Banking1987-1988 6) Connecticut Community Banker Association1987 7) Connecticut Housing1987 8) Connecticut Liquidity Investment Fund, Incorporated1988 9) Council of Economic Advisors1987 10) Credit Union National Association, Incorporated1987 11) Economic Development Association – Governor O’Neill’s Office1987-1988 12) Export-Import Bank1986-1987 13) Federal Accounting Standards Board – Accounting Rules Since Tax Reform Act of 19861987 14) Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Recapitalization1987-1988 15) Foreign Investments in United States1981-1982 16) Garn-St. Germain Depository Institutions Act of 19821987-1988 17) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – BillsBox 7011987-1988 1) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Clippings1987-1988 2) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Correspondence1988 3) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Notes1987-1988 4) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Reports1987 5) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Testimony, July, November1988 6) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Testimony, December 1-21987 7) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Testimony, December 31987 8) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Testimony, December 81987 9) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Testimony, December 8 1987 10) Glass-Steagall Act Legislation – Testimony, December 9-101987 11) Greenspan, Alan1985 12) Grove City vs. Bell – Congressional Research Service Legal AnalysisBox 7021987 1) H.R. 28 – Expedited Funds Availability Act1987 2) H.R. 50 – Financial Services Competitive Services Act of 19871987-1988 3) H.R. 176 – Truth in Savings Act1987-1988 4) H.R. 2631 – Mint Reauthorization – Fiscal Year 19881984-1989 5) Home Equity Loans1987 6) Hostile Foreign Takeover Moratorium Act1987-1988 7) International Debt1987-1988 8) Interstate Banking – Connecticut1983-1985 9) Interstate Banking Laws1983-1986 10) Junk Bonds1987-1988 11) Junk Bonds1986-1988 12) Letter to World Bank – Signed by Weicker1987-1988 13) Letters Sent – BankingBox 7031987-1988 1) Letters Sent – Bork/Federal Court System, Judiciary, Court Cases1988 2) Letters Sent – Budget1987 3) Letters Sent – Census1987-1988 4) Letters Sent – Constitutional Issues1988 5) Letters Sent – Consumer Affairs 1987-1988 6) Letters Sent – Credit Services1988 7) Letters Sent – Customs/Immigration1987-1988 8) Letters Sent – Foreign Affairs – Foreign Investment, World Bank, Distribution of Weapons1987-1988 9) Letters Sent – Health1987 10) Letters Sent – Home Loans/Housing1987-1988 11) Letters Sent – Internal Affairs – Drunk Driving, Schools, Crime, Cost of Living1987-1988 12) Letters Sent – Investment1987 13) Letters Sent – Internal Revenue Service1988 14) Letters Sent – Edwin Meese1987 15) Letters Sent – Treasury1987 16) McCarran-Ferguson Act of 19451988 17) Mexican Debt Plan1987-1988 18) Miscellaneous – Lieberman Speech, Intern Quiz, History Letters, Stock Market Plunge, Census, Computer1983 19) Monetary Control Act1987 20) National Association of Casualty and Surety Agents1987-1988 21) New York Stock Exchange – Clippings ca. 1987-1988 22) Northeast Bancorp/Bank of New York – Merger1987 23) Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation1986-1988 24) Program Trading1988 25) Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, RESPA1985 26) S. 206 – Banking Convenience Act of 19851987 27) S. 430 – Retail Competition Enforcement ActBox 704 1987 1) S. 616 and H.R. 515 – Full Credit Card Cost Disclosure Act1987 2) S. 790 – Competitive Equality Banking Act of 1987 – Bills1986-1987 3) S. 790 – Competitive Equality Banking Act of 1987 – Clippings1987 4) S. 790 – Competitive Equality Banking Act of 1987 – Correspondence1987 5) S. 790 – Competitive Equality Banking Act of 1987 – Notes1987 6) S. 790 – Competitive Equality Banking Act of 1987 – Reports1987 7) S. 1201 and H.R. 458 – Credit Reporting Reform Act1987 8) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Bills1987-1988 9) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – ClippingsBox 7051984, 1986 1) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Congressional Research Service Materials1987 2) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Congressional Research Service Materials, March-August1987 3) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Congressional Research Service Materials, September-December1988 4) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Congressional Research Service Materials1988 5) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Correspondence, February, May1988 6) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Correspondence, June1988 7) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Correspondence, July-August1987-1988 8) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Dear Colleagues Letters1987-1988 9) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Notes1987-1988 10) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Press Releases1987-1988 11) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Reports Box 7061987-1988 1) S. 1323 – Anti-Takeover Legislation – Testimony1987 2) S. 1380 – Insider Trading Proscriptions Act of 19871987 3) S. 1665 – Farm Credit Act Amendments of 19871987 4) S. 1742 – Coinage Reform Act1988 5) S. 1776 – Modernized Coin Designs – Commission of Fine Arts1988 6) S. 2073 – Thrift Charter Enhancement Act of 19881987 7) Savings and Loan League of Connecticut1987-1987 8) Securities and Exchange Commission Reauthorization – Fiscal Year 19881987 9) Stollar, Abe – Immigration Case 1987 10) Subcommittee on Securities – Oversight Hearing of Corporate Takeovers1984 11) The Banking Center – Lakeside Apartments, Wollcot, ConnecticutCa. 1987-1988 12) Treasury Direct1987 13) U.S. Foreign Loans to Eastern Bloc Nations1987 14) United States Conference of Mayors – Baker Suit1987 15) Volcker, Paul A. – Testimony1979 16) Weicker Amendment to Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Small Saver – Contains Letter Signed by Bob Dole1987-1988 17) World Bank AppropriationKathy C. MIller FilesBox 7071986 1) Correspondence – Anniversary Greetings 1986, January-December1987 2) Correspondence – Anniversary Greetings 1987, January-October1988 3) Correspondence – Anniversary Greetings 1988, March-December 1986 4) Correspondence – Auction Items 1986, March-December1987 5) Correspondence – Auction Items 1987, February-November1988 6) Correspondence – Auction Items 1988, January-October1986 7) Correspondence – Birthday Greetings 1986, January-May1986 8) Correspondence – Birthday Greetings 1986, June-December1987 9) Correspondence – Birthday Greetings 1987, January-November1988 10) Correspondence – Birthday Greetings 1988, February-NovemberBox 7081982 1) Correspondence – Campaign/Political Thank You 1982, January-February1982 2) Correspondence – Campaign/Political Thank You 1982, March-April1982 3) Correspondence – Campaign/Political Thank You 1982, May-June1982 4) Correspondence – Campaign/Political Thank You 1982, July-August1982 5) Correspondence – Campaign/Political Thank You 1982, September-October1982 6) Correspondence – Campaign/Political Thank You 1982, November-December1986 7) Correspondence – Condolences 1986, January-November1987 8) Correspondence – Condolences 1987, January-September1988 9) Correspondence – Condolences 1988, January-DecemberBox 7091986 1) Correspondence – Congratulatory Notes 1986, January-October1988 2) Correspondence – Congratulatory Notes 1988, January-April1988 3) Correspondence – Congratulatory Notes 1988, May1988 4) Correspondence – Congratulatory Notes 1988, June1988 5) Correspondence – Congratulatory Notes 1988, July-December 1986 6) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1986, January-May1986 7) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1986, June-December1987 8) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1987, January-AprilBox 7101987 1) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1987, May-July1987 2) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1987, August-December1988 3) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1988, January-May1988 4) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1988, June-August1988 5) Correspondence – Eagle Scout 1988, September-December1987 6) Correspondence – General Family Correspondence1987 7) Correspondence – Gifts Received 1987, January-June1987 8) Correspondence – Gifts Received 1987, July-December1988 9) Correspondence – Gifts Received 1988, January-September1983 10) Correspondence – Honorary Service-1983, January-AprilBox 7111983 1) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1983, May-November1984 2) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1984-Acceptances, January-June1984 3) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1984-Acceptances, July-December1985 4) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1985-Acceptances1986 5) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1986-Acceptances, January-June1986 6) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1986-Acceptances, July-December1987 7) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1987-Acceptances, January-JuneBox 712 1987 1) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1987-Acceptances, July-December1988 2) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1988-Acceptances, January-June1988 3) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1988-Acceptances, July-September1983 4) Correspondence – Honorary Service Declines 1983, January-May1983 5) Correspondence – Honorary Service Declines 1983, July-November1984 6) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1984-Declines, January-June1984 7) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1984-Declines, July-December1985 8) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1985-Declines1986 9) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1986-Declines, January-JuneBox 7131986 1) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1986-Declines, July-December1987 2) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1987-Declines, February-September1988 3) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1988-Declines, January-June1988 4) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1988-Declines, July-August1979-1980 5) Correspondence – Honorary Service-Honorary Memberships, 1979-19801981 6) Correspondence – Honorary Service-Honorary Memberships, 19811982 7) Correspondence – Honorary Service-Honorary Memberships, 19821981-1982 8) Correspondence – Honorary Service 1981,1982-Honorary Membership Declines1988 9) Correspondence – Incoming, October 1988 1988 10) Correspondence – Incoming, undated, November 1-8, 19881988 11) Correspondence – Incoming, November 9, 1988, Folder 1Box 7141988 1) Correspondence – Incoming, November 9, 1988, Folder 2 1988 2) Correspondence – Incoming, November 10, 1988, Folder 11988 3) Correspondence – Incoming, November 10, 1988, Folder 21988 4) Correspondence – Incoming, November 11, 19881988 5) Correspondence – Incoming, November 12, 19881988 6) Correspondence – Incoming, November 13, 1988Box 7151988 1) Correspondence – Incoming, November 14 , 1988, Folder 11988 2) Correspondence – Incoming, November 14, 1988, Folder 21988 3) Correspondence – Incoming, November 15, 1988, Folder 11988 4) Correspondence – Incoming, November 15, 1988, Folder 21988 5) Correspondence – Incoming, November 16, 19881988 6) Correspondence – Incoming, November 17, 19881988 7) Correspondence – Incoming, November 18-20, 1988Box 7161988 1) Correspondence – Incoming, November 21, 19881988 2) Correspondence – Incoming, November 22-24, 19881988 3) Correspondence – Incoming, November 25-27, 19881988 4) Correspondence – Incoming, November 28, 19881988 5) Correspondence – Incoming, November 29-30, 19881988 6) Correspondence – Incoming, December1988 7) Correspondence – Issue Mail, Thank You, January-April, 19881988 8) Correspondence – Issue Mail, Thank You, May-October, 19881986 9) Correspondence – Mailgrams, January-November, 1986 Box 7171987 1) Correspondence – Mailgrams, January-October, 19871988 2) Correspondence – Mailgrams, January-October, 19881987 3) Correspondence – Members of Congress, January-February, May, October- December, 19871988 4) Correspondence – Members of Congress, February, May, December, 19881986 5) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, January-March, 19861986 6) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, April-May, 19861986 7) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, June, 19861986 8) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, July-September, 19861986 9) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, October-December, 1986]1987 10) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, January-February, 19871987 11) Correspondence – Personal ,General Thank You, March, 1987]Box 7181987 1) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, April, 19871987 2) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, May, 19871987 3) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, June 2-12, 19871987 4) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, June 15-26, 19871987 5) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, July, 19871987 6) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, August-September, 19871987 7) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, October 2-8, 19871987 8) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, October 9-28, 19871987 9) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, November-December, 19871988 10) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, January-February, 1987 Box 7191988 1) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, March-April, 19881988 2) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, May, 19881988 3) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, June-July, 19881988 4) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, August, 19881988 5) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, September, 19881988 6) Correspondence – Personal, General Thank You, October, 19881986 7) Correspondence – 1987 Personal Correspondence, 19861985-1986 8) Correspondence – Recipes, June, July, 1985; January, February, August, 19861987 9) Correspondence – Recipes, February-June, August, November, 19871988 10) Correspondence – Recipes, February-March, June, September, October, 19881986 11) Correspondence – Special Requests, February-May, 19861987 12) Correspondence – Special Requests, January-December, 19871988 13) Correspondence – Special Requestsk, January-November, 1988Box 7201982 1) Telephone Log, January-June, 1982, Spiral Notebook1982-1983 2) Telephone Log, June 1982-July 1983, Spiral Notebook1983 3) Telephone Log, July-November, 1983, Spiral Notebook1984 4) Telephone Log, January-May, 1984, Spiral Notebook1984 5) Telephone Log, June 1984, Spiral Notebook1985 6) Telephone Log, January 1985,Spiral Notebook1986 7) Telephone Log, June-September, 1986, Spiral Notebook1987 8) Telephone Log, 1987, Spiral Notebook 1987 9) Telephone Log, August-December, 1987 Spiral NotebookSteve Moore FilesBox 7211982-1983 1) Abortion – Abortion Bills – Senate Joint Resolutions 3, 8, 9 and S. 26, 2101982 2) Abortion – Abortion Debate1981-1983 3) Abortion – Abortion Rights1982 4) Abortion – Connecticut Case on Fetal Right to Sue – Rosalee Douglas and Paul Douglas vs. Town of Hartford, Connecticut1980 5) Abortion – House Joint Resolution 610 – Fiscal Year 1981 Continuing Resolution – Lowell Weicker Amendment1980-1981 6) Abortion – House Joint Resolution 637 – Fiscal Year 1981 Continuing Resolution II – Lowell Weicker Amendment1979-1980 7) Abortion – H. R. 4962, Child Health Assurance Act1975-1979 8) Abortion – Illness – Medical Complications1980 9) Abortion – Legal Services Corporation Abortion Issues1981-1983 10) Abortion – Robert Packwood’s Package and Rhonda Copelon Testimony – Center for Constitutional Rights1983 11) Abortion – Senate Joint Resolution 3 – Human Life Federalism Amendment1981-1982 12) Abortion – Senate Joint Resolution 110 – Hatch Amendment – “States Rights” Constitutional Amendment1982 13) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – 1982 Senate Vote/Debate1983 14) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Action of November 9,1983 – Senate ActionBox 7221979-1982 1) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Federal Employees Health Insurance1982 2) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Interest Group Materials Ca. 1980-1983 3) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Jeremiah Denton Copy1983 4) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Lowell Weicker Statement ca. 1982-1983 5) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Lowell Weicker Amendment1982 6) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – S. 2372 – Federal Abortion Funding Restriction Bill1983 7) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Talking Points1979-1980 8) Ashbrook Abortion Amendment – Treasury and Postal Service Appropriations1983 9) Bankruptcy Bill – Bankruptcy Reform Act – Helms Amendments1982 10) Corrigan – Angela Corrigan Burrows – Visa Application1982-1983 11) Cranga-Cockell Family – Romanian Family Emigration Case1983 12) General Charts1974-1979 13) Genetic Disorders1980s 14) HHS – Department of Health and Human Services Homilies – National Adoption Week1979-1982 15) Lowell Weicker Position Paper Update – May 7, 1982 Franking Issue1983 16) Lowell Weicker Pay/Honorarium Amendment1971-1983 17) Lowell Weicker – TB Defense Votes – Connecticut Congressional Delegation Defense VotesBox 7231984 1) Mathias Scholarship Bill – Scholarship Program for Developing Countries Act1983 2) Nuclear Freeze – Other Freezes1979-1982 3) Old Form Letters – Miscellaneous Issues1977-1978 4) Panama Canal Treaties – Panama Canal Background1983 5) Paper.prm – The Automated Office: Electronic Sweatshop or Electronic Cottage –for ADMN 640 – May 3, 1983 1984 6) Pledge of Resistance – December 2, 1984, Protest Against American Intervention in Central America1982-1983 7) Rules Committee – CMS – Computerized Mail System1977-1980 8) S. 16 – Presidential Primary ActCharles H. Murphy FilesBox 7241987 1) Subject Files – 9mm Pistol – Ruger P851986 2) Subject Files – A-10 – Air National Guard Issue1988 3) Subject Files – Aegis Issue – Sale to Japan – Fiscal Year 19891984-1985 4) Subject Files – Air Force Helicopter Programs 1985 – Folder 11984-1985 5) Subject Files – Air Force Helicopter Programs 1985 – Folder 21984 6) Subject Files – Air Force Trip – November 19841987-1988 7) Subject Files – Aircraft Carrier Issues1985 8) Subject Files – All Composite Airframe Program, ACAP1987-1988 9) Subject Files – Alternate M1 Diesel Engine1984 10) Subject Files – Appointment Book 1984Box 7251985 1) Subject Files – Appointment Book 19851986 2) Subject Files – Appointment Book 19861987 3) Subject Files – Appointment Book 19871983 4) Subject Files – Appointment Calendar 19831987-1988 5) Subject Files – Arms Control Issues1975-1986 6) Subject Files – Army Helicopter Programs 1984-1987 7) Subject Files – Articles – Written by and about Lowell Weicker Regarding Defense IssuesBox 7261983-1985 1) Subject Files – Avco AGT 1500 – Second Source Issues – Folder 11983-1985 2) Subject Files – Avco AGT 1500 – Second Source Issues – Folder 21983-1988 3) Subject Files – Avco (Textron) Issues1985-1987 4) Subject Files – Avco Visit – September 19851988 5) Subject Files – B-1 Bomber Issue1987 6) Subject Files – Black Programs – Amendment1983-1987 7) Subject Files – Black Programs – Backup Material for Amendment – Folder 11983-1987 8) Subject Files – Black Programs – Backup Material for Amendment – Folder 21983-1987 9) Subject Files – Black Programs – Backup Material for Amendment – Folder 3Box 7271987-1988 1) Subject Files – Black Programs – Current – Miscellaneous1986-1987 2) Subject Files – Black Programs – Floor Material – Folder 11986-1987 3) Subject Files – Black Programs – Floor Material – Folder 21987 4) Subject Files – Black Programs – Special Access Review Panel Board Report1987 5) Subject Files – Black Programs – Weicker Floor Statement1988 6) Subject Files – Black Sea Incident1987-1988 7) Subject Files – C-171987-1988 8) Subject Files – Carlucci, Frank – Conflict of Interest1983-1988 9) Subject Files – Central America, 1983-1988 1987 10) Subject Files – CH/MH-53 Issue Box 7281980-1987 1) Subject Files – Chemical Weapons, 1980-1987 1988 2) Subject Files – COLAs – Cost of Living Adjustments for Military Retirees1988 3) Subject Files – Colt Industries Issue – M16A2 Rifle1988 4) Subject Files – Command Headquarters – Department of Defense Inspector General Report – Folder 11988 5) Subject Files – Command Headquarters – Department of Defense Inspector General Report – Folder 21983-1986 6) Subject Files – Commissaries1986 7) Subject Files – Committee Members1987 8) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Analysis and Technology, Inorporated.Box 7291988 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Arnox Corporation – Folder 11988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Arnox Corporation – Folder 21986-1988 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Avco Corporation1987-1988 4) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Ball Bearing Industry Issue1981-1988 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Barnes Engineering1984 6) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Bell/Textron – Lighter Air Cushion Vehicle1981-1984 7) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Century Brass Products, Incorporated1981-1987 8) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Colt Industries – Chandler Evans Division – Folder 11981-1987 9) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Colt Industries – Chandler Evans Division – Folder 21984-1988 10) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – ConDec Corporation 1985 11) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Contractor Support Services1986-1988 12) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Defense Contracts – Connecticut OverviewBox 7301988 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Defense Contracts – Data Requests1984-1988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Defense Contracts – General1986-1987 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Duracell, Incorporated1988 4) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Electric Boat – Contract Data – Employment1983-1986 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Electro-Methods, Incorporated1984-1988 6) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Energy Research Corporation1986-1987 7) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Ethan Allen, Incorporated1982-1988 8) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Fermont1983-1988 9) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Hamilton Standard1988 10) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Hamilton Standard – T-700 Fuel Control System1982-1988 11) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Kaman Diversified Technologies Corporation1983-1986 12) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – LFE Corporation – Fluids Control DivisionBox 7311987 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – MM88A2 Issue1986-1988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – MicroGeneSys, Incorporated1986 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Norco 1983-1988 4) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Norden Systems, Incorporated – Folder 11983-1988 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Norden Systems, Incorporated – Folder 21988 6) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Norden Systems, Incorporated – Contracts and Employment1984-1987 7) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – O.F. Mossberg and Sons, Incorporated1987 8) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Okay Industries, Incorporated1986 9) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Olin Corporation1983-1988 10) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Perkin-Elmer Corporation – Folder 1Box 7321983-1988 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Perkin-Elmer Corporation – Folder 21988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Perkin-Elmer Corporation – Hughs Night Vision System1986 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Philips Medical Systems1988 4) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Pratt and Whitney – Contracts and Employment1984-1988 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Pratt and Whitney – F404 Engine Special Source1985-1988 6) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Pratt and Whitney – General Electric vs. Pratt & Whitney1987 7) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Pratt and Whitney – Research and Development1984-1988 8) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – RemSales, IncorporatedBox 733 1983-1988 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation – Folder 11983-1988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation – Folder 21988 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation – Contracts and Employment ca. 1987-1988 4) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Sperry Gyroscope1983 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Standard Metals, Incorporated1985-1988 6) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Strategic Defense Initiative – Folder 11985-1988 7) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Strategic Defense Initiative – Folder 21988 8) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Teledyne Industries, Incorporated1987 9) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Toshiba Machine Company/Kongsberg Trade – Technology Exports to Soviet Union1982-1986 10) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Turbine Engine Services1984-1988 11) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – UNC Naval Products1986 12) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – University of Connecticut – University Research Initiative1987 13) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – United Technologies Corporation – Space Station1985 14) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – VectronBox 7341985 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Vista Ventures1988 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Yale University – Chemical and Biological Warfare Research (CBW)1984 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Defense Industries – Yale University – Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration (DARPA) 1988 4) Subject Files – Connecticut Nike Bases1982-1987 5) Subject Files – Contracting Out1987 6) Subject Files – Conventional Defense Initiative Amendment (CDI) – Small ICBM1987-1988 7) Subject Files – Croaker Memorial1985 8) Subject Files – Lester Crown1984-1987 9) Subject Files – CV Helicopter1987-1988 10) Subject Files – Ingrid deBainter, Folder 11987-1988 11) Subject Files – Ingrid deBainter, Folder 21987-1988 12) Subject Files – Ingrid deBainter, Folder 31987 13) Subject Files – Defense Industries by State – Aircraft Carrier IssueBox 7351988 1) Subject Files – Defense Positions – Political Candidates – 1988 Elections1981-1982 2) Subject Files – Defense Voting Records – Lowell Weicker and Toby Moffett1988 3) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Coal Purchases1988 4) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Contractor Use of Discount Airfares – Folder 11988 5) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Contractor Use of Discount Airfares – Folder 21988 6) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Contractor Use of Discount Airfares – Correspondence1987-1988 7) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Contractor Use of Discount Airfares – Miscellaneous1984-1988 8) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Cost Analysis Investment Group1984-1987 9) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Homeless Shelters1987-1988 10) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Inspector General – Effectiveness of Organization Box 7361986-1988 1) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Liquor Sales1987-1988 2) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Military Status Report – October 19871983-1985 3) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Schools1984-1988 4) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Urinalysis Program – Folder 11984-1988 5) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Urinalysis Program – Folder 21984-1988 6) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Urinalysis Program – Folder 31984-1988 7) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Urinalysis Program – Folder 41984-1988 8) Subject Files – Department of Defense – Urinalysis Program – Folder 51986-1987 9) Subject Files – Department of Defense/General Accounting Office – Operation and Support StudyBox 7371981-1988 1) Subject Files – Electric Boat1983-1988 2) Subject Files – Electric Boat – Strikes1985 3) Subject Files – F20 Fighter vs. F16 Fighter1985-1986 4) Subject Files – F100 Engine Logistics – Folder 11985-1986 5) Subject Files – F100 Engine Logistics – Folder 21986 6) Subject Files – F100 Engine Trip – February 19861987 7) F100 Logistical Support – Department of Defense Inspector General Report1983-1988 8) Subject Files – Fighter Engine Competition – Folder 1Box 7381983-1988 1) Subject Files – Fighter Engine Competition – Folder 21981-1987 2) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Frank Carlucci – Long Range Financial Planning 1987-1988 3) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Current (Miscellaneous)1987 4) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Editorial Written by Murphy1987 5) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Floor Material1984-1988 6) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Fiscal Year 1988 – Folder 11984-1988 7) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Fiscal Year 1988 – Folder 21984-1988 8) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Fiscal Year 1988 – Folder 3Box 7391987-1988 1) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – General Accounting Office1987 2) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program – Weicker Floor Statement1988 3) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program 1988 – Gleister Affair1972-1988 4) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program Issue – Folder 11972-1988 5) Subject Files – Five Year Defense Program Issue – Folder 21985-1987 6) Subject Files – Force Structure1981-1987 7) Subject Files – Former Spouses of Servicemen1982-1983 8) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1984 – Defense BudgetBox 7401983 1) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1984 Issues – Defense1984 2) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1985 Budget – Defense1984 3) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1985 Department of Defense Authorization – ICR1983-1984 4) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1985 Issues – Defense1984-1986 5) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1986 Budget – Defense1984-1985 6) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1986 Markup Notes – Defense1986 7) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1986 Reauthorization Supplement – Defense 1986 8) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1987 Authorization – Defense – Voting Records1986 9) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1987 Budget – DefenseBox 7411985-1986 1) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1987 Issues – Defense1985-1986 2) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1987 MV/Conference Issues – Defense1987-1988 3) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1988 Budget – Defense1987 4) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1988 Defense Authorization Bill1987 5) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1988 Hearings – Defense – Schedule1986-1987 6) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1988 Issues – Defense1987 7) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1988 Markup Issues – Defense1988 8) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1989 Appropriations Markup – Defense Appropriations – Folder 11988 9) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1989 Appropriations Markup – Defense Appropriations – Folder 2Box 742 1988 1) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1989 Authorizations and Base Closures – Defense Authorizations1988 2) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1989 Budget – Defense1982 3) Subject Files – Rodney Ford1982 4) Subject Files – Mark Froelich1986 5) Subject Files – GWEN – Ground Wave Emergency Network – Environmental Impact1988 6) Subject Files – Hearing Schedule – Calendar Year 1988 – Fiscal Year 1989 – Defense1986-1987 7) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – AH64 Helmet Issues1987-1988 8) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – AH64B 1988 9) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Allied-Signal Aerospace Company – Garrett Auxiliary Power Division1985-1986 10) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Aviation Doctrine1985-1987 11) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Aviation Programs – Fiscal Year 1988 – Folder 11985-1987 12) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Aviation Programs – Fiscal Year 1988 – Folder 21984-1987 13) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Blackhawk UH60A1984-1988 14) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Helicopter Modernization – Briefings1987 15) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Helicopter Modernization Program – Weicker Proposal1986 16) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Trip Notes – January 1986 – Folder 1Box 7431986 1) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Trip Notes – January 1986 – Folder 21986 2) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Army Trip Notes – February-September 19861986-1987 3) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Bell Helicopter – Textron1988 4) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Bell Helicopter-Textron1986 5) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Boeing Sikorsky – Operation and Support Costs1986 6) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Boeing Vertol1982-1987 7) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Briefing – Pending Material1986 8) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – BriefingsBox 7441986 1) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Briefings – Retired Graphics 1987 2) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Close Air Support Issue1983-1988 3) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Composite Rotor Technology – Folder 11983-1988 4) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Composite Rotor Technology – Folder 21987 5) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Fort Hood Visit – January 19871986 6) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Fort Rucker Trip – December 19861984-1985 7) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – General Helicopter Companies (Murphy’s Travel Itineraries)1984-1986 8) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Helicopter Avionics – Folder 11984-1986 9) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Helicopter Avionics – Folder 21988 10) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Helicopter Companies – Overview (Murphy’s Travel Itineraries)Box 7451980, 1985 1) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – IBM – Avionics1987-1988 2) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Light Attack Helicopter Issue – MH-6 and MH-581988 3) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – OH-58D1974-1986 4) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Operation and Support Costs – Briefings – Folder 11974-1986 5) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Operation and Support Costs – Briefings – Folder 21986-1987 6) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – RTM-322 Engine – Folder 11986-1987 7) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – RTM-322 Engine – Folder 2Box 7461984-1986 1) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Sample Data Collection – Folder 11984-1986 2) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Sample Data Collection – Folder 21984-1986 3) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Sample Data Collection – Folder 3 1984-1986 4) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Sample Data Collection – Folder 41987-1988 5) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation – General1985-1986 6) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Support – Operation and Service – Folder 11985-1986 7) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Support – Operation and Service – Folder 21988 8) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – UH-1 Upgrade1985-1987 9) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – UH-60 Blackhawk AccidentsBox 7471987-1988 1) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – UH-60 – Electromagnetic Environment Issues – Folder 11987-1988 2) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – UH-60 – Electromagnetic Environment Issues – Folder 21987 3) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – UH-60B1986 4) Subject Files – Helicopter Issues – Unit Cost Data1984-1987 5) Subject Files – Helicopter Modernization Programs1985 6) Subject Files – Helicopter Requirements1983-1985 7) Subject Files – HH60 Nighthawk1985-1987 8) Subject Files – Hughs Helicopters, Inc./McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Company1987-1988 9) Subject Files – INF TreatyBox 7481985 1) Subject Files – Inflation 19851986 2) Subject Files – Inflation 1986 – Folder 11986 3) Subject Files – Inflation 1986 – Folder 21985-1986 4) Subject Files – Inspector General Report – Naval Air Conditioning Unit Costs1986-1987 5) Subject Files – Iranian Affair – Iran-Contra 1987 6) Subject Files – Israeli Spy Case – Jonathan Pollard1982-1984 7) Subject Files – LAMPS Mark I Helicopter – Kaman Aerospace Corporation1984-1988 8) Subject Files – LAMPS Mark III – Sikorsky Aircraft CorporationBox 7491982-1987 1) Subject Files – Landing Craft Air Cushion – LCAC1983 2) Subject Files – Lasers Program1986-1987 3) Subject Files – LHX (Light Helicopter Experimental)1986 4) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental) Briefing – Articles by Lowell Weicker1985-1986 5) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Briefing – General1987 6) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter 1987 – Folder 11987 7) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter 1987 – Folder 21987 8) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter 1987 – Folder 31988 9) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter 19881987 10) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental) Helicopter – Army Aviation Plans – Fiscal Year 19881985-1987 11) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – CorrespondenceBox 7501986 1) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – Defense Science Board Report1985-1986 2) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – General Accounting Office Study1984-1986 3) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – Historical – Folder 1 1984-1986 4) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – Historical – Folder 21984-1986 5) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – Historical – Folder 31984-1988 6) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – T-800 Engine – Folder 11984-1988 7) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – T-800 Engine – Folder 2Box 7511986-1987 1) Subject Files – LHX – Light Helicopter Experimental Helicopter – U.S. Army Audit Agency Report1987-1987 2) Subject Files – Libya1988 3) Subject Files – M1 Tank – Co-Production in Egypt1984-1988 4) Subject Files – Marine Corps Helicopter Requirements1987 5) Subject Files – Military Construction1986 6) Subject Files – Military Reorganization1984-1987 7) Subject Files – Miscellaneous Issues – Defense1974-1985 8) Subject Files – MX Missile Ca. 1986-1987 9) Subject Files – National Institute of Health/Department of Defense Research and Development1985-1987 10) Subject Files – NATO Commitment1988 11) Subject Files – NATO Cost Report1983-1988 12) Subject Files – Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut – Folder 1Box 7521983-1988 1) Subject Files – Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut – Folder 21985-1986 2) Subject Files – Naval Submarine Base, New London, Groton, Connecticut – Improvements Fiscal Years 1988 and 1989 1984-1987 3) Subject Files – Naval Underwater Systems Center1984 4) Subject Files – Navy and Marine Corps Helicopter Trip – October 1984 – Folder 11984 5) Subject Files – Navy and Marine Corps Helicopter Trip – October 1984 – Folder 21983-1987 6) Subject Files – Navy Combat Search and Rescue – CSAR – HCS/HH60 Helicopters1987-1988 7) Subject Files – Navy Forgery Case1986 8) Subject Files – Navy Homeporting1987 9) Subject Files – Persian Gulf – Folder 1 Box 7531987 1) Subject Files – Persian Gulf – Folder 2 1985 2) Subject Files – Polygraph Tests1980-1988 3) Subject Files – Pratt and Whitney – General – Folder 11980-1988 4) Subject Files – Pratt and Whitney – General – Folder 21987-1988 5) Subject Files – Purple Heart Museum1987 6) Subject Files – Religious Apparel in Military1981-1988 7) Subject Files – Reserve Units – Connecticut and Other1983-1987 8) Subject Files – Retirement Pay – Military1987-1988 9) Subject Files – Rowland, John G. – Defense Position1985-1986 10) Subject Files – Oscar Rutstein1984 11) Subject Files – Oscar Rutstein – Exhibits to Letter of January 30, 1984, Folder 11984 12) Subject Files – Oscar Rutstein – Exhibits to Letter of January 30, 1984, Folder 21984-1988 13) Subject Files – Security – Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut Box 7541987-1988 1) Subject Files – Sematech1983-1988 2) Subject Files – SH2F SLEP/CILP Helicopter1986 3) Subject Files – SH60F Trainer1983 4) Subject Files – Spyros Skouras – Prudential Lines, Incorporated – Hospital Ships1984-1988 5) Subject Files – Special Operations Forces – SOF – Folder 11984-1988 6) Subject Files – Special Operations Forces – SOF – Folder 21988 7) Subject Files – Spending Limitation Problem Fiscal Year 1988 – Defense Spending1986-1987 8) Subject Files – Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II – SALT II1984-1987 9) Subject Files – Strategic Defense Initiative – Folder 11984-1987 10) Subject Files – Strategic Defense Initiative – Folder 2Box 755Fiscal Year 1988 1) Subject Files – Strategic Defense Initiative – Cost Study1983-1987 2) Subject Files – Strategic Modernization1983-1987 3) Subject Files – Submarine Issues, Fiscal Year 1987 – Folder 11983-1987 4) Subject Files – Submarine Issues, Fiscal Year 1987 – Folder 21984-1986 5) Subject Files – Submarine Overhaul1987-1988 6) Subject Files – Submarine Programs, Fiscal Year 19891983-1986 7) Subject Files – Summary of 98th Congress (Defense Issues)1954-1987 8) Subject Files – Travel (Murphy’s Travel Materials)1988 9) Subject Files – Trident II D-S Missile1985-1988 10) Subject Files – Trident Competition Box 7561985-1987 1) Subject Files – U.S. Air Force Combat Search and Rescue – CSAR – UH60A/MM60G1984-1987 2) Subject Files – Veteran’s Issues1987-1988 3) Subject Files – War on Drugs – Military Role – Folder 11987-1988 4) Subject Files – War on Drugs – Military Role – Folder 21987-1988 5) Subject Files – War on Drugs – Military Role – Folder 31985-1988 6) Correspondence Files – A 1983-1988 7) Correspondence Files – B – Folder 1 1983-1988 8) Correspondence Files – B – Folder 2 1981-1988 9) Correspondence Files – C Box 7571982-1988 1) Correspondence Files – D 1978-1988 2) Correspondence Files – E 1983-1988 3) Correspondence Files – F 1982-1988 4) Correspondence Files – G 1983-1988 5) Correspondence Files – H 1983-1987 6) Correspondence Files – I1982-1988 7) Correspondence Files – J 1982-1988 8) Correspondence Files – K 1981-1988 9) Correspondence Files – L – Folder 1 Box 7581981-1988 1) Correspondence Files – L – Folder 2 1982-1988 2) Correspondence Files – M 1985-1988 3) Correspondence Files – Mc 1983-1988 4) Correspondence Files – N 1983-1984 5) Correspondence Files – O 1983-1988 6) Correspondence Files – P 1988 7) Correspondence Files – Q 1982-1988 8) Correspondence Files – R 1983-1988 9) Correspondence Files – S – Folder 1 Box 7591983-1988 1) Correspondence Files – S – Folder 2 1983-1988 2) Correspondence Files – S – Folder 3 1983-1988 3) Correspondence Files – S – Folder 41984-1988 4) Correspondence Files – T1984-1986 5) Correspondence Files – U1984-1988 6) Correspondence Files – V 1982-1987 7) Correspondence Files – W 1985-1986 8) Correspondence Files – X-Z 1980-1982 9) Correspondence Files – Anaconda Brass1982 10) Correspondence Files – Bell, Drummond – USS Constitution Artwork1987-1988 11) Correspondence Files – Defense Miscellaneous Issues1981-1982 12) Correspondence Files – Heede Industries, Incorporated1981-1982 13) Correspondence Files – Keyes Fibre Company – Paper PlatesBox 7601982-1984 1) Correspondence Files – Lloyd, Douglas – Retroactive Constructive Service Credit for Naval Medical and Dental Officers 1942-1984 2) Correspondence Files – Miller, Doris – Congressional Medal of Honor1983-1987 3) Correspondence Files – Nautilus CommitteeRick Orluck FilesBox 7611984-1987 1) AT&T Information – Telephone Industry Deregulation1987 2) Budget Reconciliation, Fiscal Year 1988 – Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 19871987 3) Census Information – Shorter 1990 Census Form1988 4) CFC Information – Combined Federal Campaign Permanent Legislation1987 5) Connecticut Census Data Center News1987 6) Consumer Issues – BIC lighters/Weekly Report, Week of September 11, 19871987 7) Continuing Resolution, 19881987 8) Customs-1986, 1987 – Bridgeport and New Haven, Connecticut; Drug Testing1986-1987 9) Customs-General Information – Customs Directive 4400-05, October 9, 19871988 10) Customs Issues-1988 Drug seizures1986, 1988 11) Customs-Lars Garrison/International Alcohols, LTD 19881985-1988 12) Dear Colleague Letters1987 13) H.R. 2713, District of Columbia Appropriations Bill, 19881987 14) Feeney Letters – Dime Savings Bank – Federal Reserve Divestiture Policy1987 15) General Revenue Sharing-Sequestration 1987 – GRS Suit1985 16) Grace Commission – Articles, News Clippings1984-1985 17) Grace Commission – Government PublicationsBox 7621984-1985 1) Grace Commission – Legislative and General Information 1987 2) Greenwich Capital Markets, Incorporated – Enter Japanese Financial Market –Omnibus Trade Bill1987 3) HOMEQUITY, Incorporated – Government Relocation Contractor1988 4) Housing 1989/Community Development Budget1987 5) Housing and Community Development Act of 1987, S. 8251985-1988 6) Housing and Urban Development-CDBG/UDAG Funding 1988 7) Housing and Urban Development –Independent Agencies Appropriations 1988 – U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission1988 8) Housing and Urban Development – “Willard School Case” – Rehabilitate to Housing for the Elderly1986-1987 9) Housing – Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1987, Urban Development1987-1988 10) Independent Agencies Appropriations Bill, 19881986-1987 11) Internal Revenue Service Regulations for Lobbying Activities of Non-profit OrganizationsBox 7631988-1989 1) Legislative Branch Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, H.R. 45871987 2) New London, Connecticut Waterfront Project – Thames Wharf Site1987-1988 3) Postal Service Budget Cuts, 19881986-1988 4) Postal Service Cases 1986/1987 – USPS Constituent Complaints1970-1988 5) Postal Service – General1988 6) Postal Service – H.R. 4150/S. 2449, Budget Legislation1988 7) Postal Service Issues, 1986-19881986-1988 8) Postal Service Issues – Articles1987 9) Postal Service – Nomination of Ira D. Hall Jr. to Board of Governors1988 10) Postal Service – North Westchester Connecticut Post Office1982-1988 11) Postal Service – Postage Rate Increase, 1987-1988 1983-1988 12) Postal Service – PrivatizationBox 7641983-1988 1) Postal Service – Revenue Forgone Appropriations, Third-class Mail Rate Increase1985 2) Postal Service – Riverside, Connecticut Post Office1987 3) Postal Service – S. 541/H.R. 3481985-1988 4) Postal Service – Stamps – Requested Commeratives1987-1988 5) Postal Service-Talbott Postal Case – Business Reply Card Postage Rate1985-1987 6) Postal Service Unions1982-1987 7) Rural Housing Programs and Urban Housing Assistance Programs1987-1988 8) Servrite – International – Panama Project – Foreign Aid Appropriations1985 9) Treasury/Post Office, Fiscal Year 1986, H.R. 30361987-1988 10) Treasury, Postal Service and General Government Appropriations Bill, 1988 – Postal Services Finances, Connecticut1987-1988 11) Treasury, Postal Service Appropriations Bill, Fiscal Year 1988, H.R. 29071986 12) Treasury, Postal Service, Civil Service Appropriations, H.R. 5294, Folder 1Box 7651986 1) Treasury, Postal Service, Civil Service Appropriations, H.R. 5294, Folder 21987 2) Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act, 1987, H.R. 5581986-1987 3) U.S. – Japan Small Package Service ProceedingUndated 4) Vietnam Women’s Memorial-Resolution 21 –Department of the Interior AppropriationsTimothy R. Osborn FilesBox 766 1985 1) Appropriations Files – NOAA Budget – AEGIR Funding – Atmospheric Biomedical Research Facility/National Undersea Research Program1987 2) Appropriations Files – Puerto Rico Statehood Bill – Senator Dole to Introduce a Bill to Fund a Referendum to Poll Citizens as to Puerto Rico Becoming the United States 51 st State1987 3) Appropriations Files – Territorial Lands and Issues, Interior Department Appropriations Hearing, April 30, Folder 11987 4) Appropriations Files – Territorial Lands and Issues, Interior Department Appropriations Hearing, April 30 Folder 21987 5) Appropriations Files – Virgin Islands – Drug Bill Funding – State, Justice, Commerce Appropriations, April 30Box 7671988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Amendment to Section 206 of Federal Power Act, Consumer Rate Overcharging, Energy Regulation & Conservation Subcommittee1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Appropriations Committee – Voith Hydro Incorporated, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Procurement Changes in Domestic Content1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Coastal Plain 1002 Area – Development Scenarios and Environmental Issues1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Oil Leasing1986-1987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Pros and Cons1986 6) Congressional Energy Files – Canadian Electricity – The United Illuminating Company, New Haven, Connecticut1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Coal Slurry Hearings, S. 801, Full Committee, September 10, 1987 – Coal Distribution and Utilization Act of 1987 – Bill, Memos and Publications1987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Coal Slurry Hearings, S. 801, Full Committee, September 10, 1987 – Coal Distribution and Utilization Act of 1987 – Statements and Testimony1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Coastal Corporation – Erie Pipeline1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Connecticut Nuclear Emission Study – Environmental Group Study1986 11) Congressional Energy Files – Connecticut Institute of Nuclear Power, Northeast Utilities Box 7681987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Connecticut Iroquois Transportation Rate Prices Study – Proposals to Expand Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity for Connecticut1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Discharge of Drilling Fluids-Alaskan Wetlands1986 3) Congressional Energy Files – Edison Electric Institute – Weicker, Connecticut Natural Gas1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy and Interior – Energy Committee Nomination Hearings – James Ziglar, Lawrence Davenport, Raymond Massie1987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Business Meeting, July 15, 1987, Cancelled – S. 66-Dale Bumpers Onshore Leasing Bill, Administration Actions1988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Appalachian National Scenic Trail Advisory Council Extension1988 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Budget Hearings – Department of the Interior and FERC1987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, January 27, 1987 – S. 83-Appliance Efficiency Bill, National Appliance Energy Conservation Act of 19871987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, September 23, 1987 – Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Amendments of 1987 and Uranium Legislation1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, June 3, 19871987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meetings, June 10, and 24, 19871987 12) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, July 8, 19871987 13) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, August 5, 19871987 14) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meetings, October 7, and 21, 1987, Cancelled1987 15) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, October 28 and 29, 1987 Cancelled – S. 1382: Federal Energy Management Improvement Act Box 7691987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, December 2, , November ,18 and 19, 1987 Cancelled1988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, March 2, 19 88 – H.R. 2629-Alaska Submerged Lands Act1988 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, May 18, 1988 – National Trails System Improvements Act of 1988, H. R. 26411988 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Business Meeting, September 14, 19881987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Columbia River Treaty with Canada-United States1988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Guam-Power Generation Default – Default on the Guam Power Authority’s Bond Covenant1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – H.R. 1983, Bill to Establish the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve1987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – H. R. 2121-Chicamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park; H. R. 2325-Big Bend National Park; H.R. 2416-Jimmy Carter National Historic Site; H. R. 2566-Delta Region Preservation CommissionCa. 1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Lecture – Gas Tax, Auto Emissions and Energy Conservation1988 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Letter to Hodel Regarding Farmington River Advisory Group1986-1988 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Manassas Battlefield Public Lands Issue1987-1988 12) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup-ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge –Agenda and Background Materials1988 13) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup-ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, February 3 and 4, 19881987 14) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup-ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – CRS Report on 1002 Report –Environmental Effects of Energy Development in the ANWR, May 22, 19871988 15) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup-ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Energy Committee Staff Draft and Proposed Amendments Box 7701988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Hatfield/Global Oil Position and ANWR1988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Judicial Review; Evans/Wirth/Bumpers Proposed Substitute Amendment; National Academy of Sciences Review Amendment1988 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Oil Industry Comments on Draft Bill1988 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR Opposing – Opposition to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Bill1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Opposition, National Wildlife Federation Publications1988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge –Press, Weicker’s Role1986-1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Pros and Cons1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR – Support for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Bill1973 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge – Trans Alaska Pipeline Voting Record1988 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup Meeting May 11, 19881988 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup Meeting May 11, 1988 – S. 2042: Vietnam Women’s Memorial1987-1988 12) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup Meeting May 11, 1988 – H.R. 1860: Federal Land Exchange Facilitation Act; H.R. 2652: Salem Maritime National Historic Site1988 13) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup Meeting May 11, 1988 – S. 2167: Federal Energy Appliance – National Appliance Energy Conservation Amendments of 19881988 14) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup—Nevada-Florida Land Exchange Authorization Act of 1987 1988 15) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – Public Lands Subcommittee –Citing of Memorials in Washington, D.C.1988 16) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup, June 15, 1988 – S. 1912: National Mimbres Museum, New Mexico; S. 2157: San Gabriel Historical Landmark, New Mexico; S. 1415: Colorado Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act of 1987; S. 1120: Federal Coal Leasing1987-1988 17) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – S. 801: Coal Slurry Pipelines – Coal Distribution and Utilization Act of 1987, Folder 1Box 7711987-1988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Markup – S. 801: Coal Slurry Pipelines – Coal Distribution and Utilization Act of 1987, Folder 21985-1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Natural Gas-Decontrol, Folder 11985-1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Natural Gas-Decontrol, Folder 21987-1988 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Nomination of Chandler van Orman to be Administrator of ERA, Economic Regulatory Administration, December 15, 19871987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Program, Draft and Final Programs1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – OSMRE, Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement – Applicant Violator System1980 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Past Memos to Lowell Weicker from Staff, 19801981 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Past Memos to Lowell Weicker from Staff, 19811982-1983 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Past Memos to Lowell Weicker from Staff, 1982, 19831984-1985 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Past Memos to Lowell Weicker from Staff, 1984, 1985Box 7721987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Price/Anderson Civil Penalties 1986-1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Price/Anderson – Nuclear Accidents, Waste and Policy1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Price/Anderson – Nuclear Liability1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – Briefing, Ellis Island1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – Forest Service Briefing – Forest and Rangeland Renewable Resources Planning Act of 19741987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – Oil Shale Mining Claim Briefing, Interior, S. 1544: Railroad to Trails Conservation Act1986-1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – President’s Commission on Outdoors [Recreation Resources]1987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee, October 6, 1987 – H.R. 1044: San Francisco Maritime Park; S. 1165: Pinelands National Reserve; S. 761: Western Historic Trails Center; S. 963: Stones River National Battlefield1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee, November 5, 1987 – Tongas National Forest, S. 7081987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands, Subcommittee – S. 626, Statue of Liberty Bill, Senator Bradley1987-1988 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – S. 761: Western Historic Trails Center Act; S. 1549: Closed Basin Division, San Luis Valley Project, Colorado; S. 2199: American Heritage TrustBox 7731987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – S. 892: Shriners Hospital Reversion Rights, Salt Lake City, Utah1988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – S. 927: Federal Cave Resources Protection Act1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – S. 958: North Cascades Mountain Dedicated to Scoop Jackson1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – S. 1513: Washington Square Independence National Historical Park 1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Public Lands Subcommittee – S 2435: State and Local Conservation Act of 1988, Lowell Weicker Original Cosponsor1985-1986 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Randy Pease, Farmington River – S. 1946: Farmington Wild and Scenic River Study Act and Connecticut Department Rivers Management Panel1985 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Regulations Subcommittee – S. 410: Conservation Service Reform Act of 19851987-1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – Renomination of FERC Commissioner Charles Stalon and Proposed Nominee to FERC Michael Hutshell1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 27-American Conservation Corps Act of 19871987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 56-El Malpais National Monument; S. 963-Stones River National Battlefield, Tennessee; S. 1335-City of Rocks National Reserve, Idaho; S. 1675-Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Idaho1987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 84-Reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, Reported out June 3, 19871987 12) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 641: Relief of Minot, North Dakota; S. 1382: Federal Energy Management Act; S. 1814: NTL-5, Oil & Gas Royalties1987 13) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 708: Tongas National Forest, November 3-5, 19871987 14) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 748: Price/Anderson- Price-Anderson Act Amendments Act of 1987; Penalties1988 15) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 2042: Women’s Vietnam Memorial1988 16) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee – S. 2055: Idaho Wilderness Bill – The Idaho Forest Management Act of 19881987 17) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Senate, Public Lands Subcommittee – Olmsted Act Legislation – S. 1670: Olmsted Public Parks Landscapes Act of 19871987 18) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Subcommittee on Energy Regulation and Conservation – S. 1382: Amend National Energy Conservation Policy Act, July 30, 1987Box 774 Ca. 1987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Subcommittee on Water and Power – S. 214: Water Rights to Hydroelectric Projects by Idaho Power Company on the Snake River1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee, Water and Power Subcommittee – S. 1416: Authorize the Lyman-Jones West River and Oglala Sioux Rural Water Projects; S. 1431: Authorize Interior Secretary-Lake Andes-Wagner and Marty II Units, South Dakota1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ANWR Hearing, June 19871987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ANWR Hearing, October 14, 19871987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ANWR Hearing, October 22, 19871987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ANWR Hearing-Administration Witnesses, October 13, 19871987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ANWR Hearing- Environmental Testimony, October 13, 19871988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – DOE Prosecution of Oil Overcharge Cases, Citronelle-Mobile Gathering Incorporated v. Herrington, Full Committee1988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing , Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee – S. 2470: Steel Technology Competitiveness and Energy Conservation Act of 1988Box 7751988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee – S. 1717: Transportation of Natural Gas and LDC’s – Uniform Regulatory Jurisdiction Act of 19871987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee – S. 801: Coal Slurry Pipeline Legislation and Background1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee –PURPA Issues with FERC, Comments of Southern California Edison Regarding Independent Power Procedures1988 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee – S. 2179: Amendments of the Petroleum Marketing Practices Act, February 24, 1988 1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation Subcommittee – S. 2167: National Appliance Efficiency Standards Amendments Act of 1988, March 29, 19881988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation Subcommittee – S. 2179: Petroleum Marketing Practices Act Amendments, October 4, 19881987-1988 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Full Committee, Compact of Free Association for Palau, S.J. Res. 231, January 26, 1988, Folder 11987-1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Full Committee, Compact of Free Association for Palau, S.J. Res. 231, January 26, 1988, Folder 2 1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Full Committee, March 31, 1987, Garrison Unit Final Report by Joint Tribal Advisory Committee1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Global Warming and Climate Change, Full Committee1987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Implementation of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 (RRA), Full Committee, September 29, 1987Box 7761988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Informational Hearing on Cosmos 1900 and the Future of Space Nuclear Power, Full Committee, September 13, 19881988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Manassas Battlefield, September 8, 19881987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Mineral Resources Development and Production Subcommittee – Federal Coal Leasing and Valuation and S. 1120: Federal Coal Leasing and Utilization Act of 19871987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing ,Mineral Resources Development and Production Subcommittee – NTL-5, Valuation of Onshore Oil and Gas Royalties and Production1987-1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Mineral Resources Development and Production Subcommittee – Oil Shale Claims, October 16, 19871988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Mineral Resources Development and Production Subcommittee, - S. 2089: Oil Shale Mining Claims Hearing, April 22, 19881988 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Nominations for FERC [Federal Energy Regulatory Commission] Commissioners: Alan Statman, Edward Nagel, Betsy Moler, Joseph Vasapoli 1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Nominations of C. Anson Franklin, Ernest Baynard and T.S. Ary, Assistant Secretaries of Energy1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – NRC, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Reappointment of James Asselstine1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing on S. 1567 – Amending 206 of Federal Power Act, November 18, 19871987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, February 19, 1987 – S. 56-El Malpais National Monument; S. 90-Big Cypress National Preserve, Folder 1Box 7771987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, February 19, 1987 – S. 56-El Malpais National Monument; S. 90-Big Cypress National Preserve, Folder 21987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, February 19, 1987 – S. 56-El Malpais National Monument; S.90-Big Cypress National Preserve, Folder 31987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, February 19, 1987 – S. 56-El Malpais National Monument; S. 90-Big Cypress National Preserve, Folder 41987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, May 21, 1987 and June 30, 1987 – H.R. 799-Kings River, California; H.R. 626-Alabama Land Conveyance; S. 59-National Forests of Nevada Enhancement Act of 1987; S. 854-Nevada-Florida Land Exchange Act of 1987, Folder 11987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, May 21, 1987 and June 30, 1987 – H.R. 799-Kings River, California; H.R. 626-Alabama Land Conveyance; S. 59-National Forests of Nevada Enhancement Act of 1987; S. 854-Nevada-Florida Land Exchange Act of 1987, Folder 21987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, July 14, 1987 and August 4, 1987 – S. 735-Reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund; S. 1138-Nevada Wilderness Protection Act of 19871987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, July 23, 1987 and October 20, 1987 – S. 7-California Desert Protection Act; S. 576- Alaskan National Submerged Lands ActBox 778 1987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, July 30, 1987, S. 574, S. 578, S. 892, S. 1012, S. 1259, S. 1297, H.R. 242, H.R. 797, H.R. 990, H.R. 1205, H.R. 1366, H.R. 17441987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, September 29,/197, S. 858: Abandoned Shipwreck Act of 19871987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, December 17, 1987 – S. 850-Rio Chama River, New Mexico, Wild and Scenic Rivers Act1988 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, March 21, 1988 – S. 1478, S. 2090-Montana Wilderness Legislation1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, April 19, 1988 – S. 1914: Wildcat River-New Hampshire; S. 1850: Columbia River- Washington; S. 1720, H.R. 900: New Gauley/Meadowith Bluestone/Greenbriar Rivers-West Virginia1988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, May 26, 1988 – S. 1967: Tallgrass Prairie Bill, Oklahoma (Prairie Preserve)1988 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, June 21 and 28, 1988 – S. 2055-Idaho Wilderness; S. 2165-Wilderness Designation; Olympic, Mt. Ranier, North Cascades National Parks1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, June 23, 1988, Public Lands Subcommittee – Great Smokey Mountains National Park, S. 693, H.R. 12951988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, September 8, 1988, Manassas Battlefield – Manassas National Battlefield Park Amendments1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Renomination of Martha Hesse as FERC, [Federal Energy Regulatory Commission] Chairman – Responses to Questions from July 9 Confirmation HearingBox 7791987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing – Renomination of Martha Hesse as FERC [Federal Energy Regulatory Commission] Chairman – Statement and Questions1987-1988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing-Superconducting Super Collider (SSC), Full Committee, April 11, 1988, Folder 11987-1988 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing-Superconducting Super Collider (SSC), Full Committee, April 11, 1988, Folder 2 1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Water and Power Subcommittee, February 1, 1987 – Colorado Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act of 19871987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearings, Water and Power Subcommittee, EPA and United States Geological Survey Groundwater Programs June 5-18, 19871987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearings, Water and Power Subcommittee, EPA and United States Geological Survey Groundwater Programs June 5-18, 1987 – Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Water and Power Subcommittee – S. 641: Relief of Minot, North Dakota; S. 649: Amend Reclamation Authorization Act of 1976; S. 1549: Increase Authorization Ceiling of Closed Basin Division, San Luis Valley Project, Colorado1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Water and Power Subcommittee – S. 1737: Colorado River Storage Project; S. 2102: Facility Licensing-Salmon/Snake Rivers; S. 2108: Reclamation Groundwater Management and Technology Assistance Study1988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Committee Oversight Hearing on Royalty Management – Mineral Resources Development and Production Subcommittee1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, October 20, 1987 – H.R. 2629-Alaskan Submerged Lands Bill; S. 1335-City of Rocks National Reserve, Idaho; S. 1675-Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, Idaho; H.R. 2566-National Parks and Recreation Act1988 11) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, March 3, 1988 – S. 1544-National Trail Systems Act; H.R. 2652-Salem Maritime Museum1988 12) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearing, Public Lands Subcommittee, April 28, 1988, S. 1927: Dinosaur National Monument; S. 2057: New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail; H.R. 1100: Illinois Wildlife Prairie Park; H.R. 3829: Tuskegee University National Historic SiteBox 7801987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearing – Reauthorization and Extension of the Price-Anderson Act, Full Committee, March 18, 1987 – Compensation for Injuries Resulting from Nuclear Materials Accidents, S. 7481987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearing – Reauthorization and Extension of the Price-Anderson Act, Full Committee, March 18, 1987 – Compensation for Injuries Resulting from Nuclear Material Accidents, Statements1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearing – Reauthorization and Extension of the Price-Anderson Act, Full Committee, March 18, 1987 – Compensation for Injuries Resulting from Nuclear Material Accidents, Testimony 1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Hearings-Subcommittee on Mineral Resources and Development – National Coal Council’s Reserve Data Base Report, September 18, 19871986 5) Congressional Energy Files – Energy Issues-Lowell Weicker Voting Record1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Energy/Renewable Resources in Territories, OTA Report [Office of Technology Assessment]1988 7) Congressional Energy Files – Environment Platform Issue – Statements before the Democratic National Committee Platform Committee, May 10, 19881988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Exxon Corporation-Senate Productivity Award- United States Senate Commerce Committee1986-1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Federal Energy Guidelines, Greenwich, Connecticut1988 10) Congressional Energy Files – FERC – Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Ruling on Moraine Pipeline Company1988 11) Congressional Energy Files – Forest Fire Management Materials – Yellowstone National Park Wildfires and Fire Policy Changes Necessary for National Parks and Wilderness Areas1988 12) Congressional Energy Files – “Gas Energy Review,” – Executive Gas Industry StatisticsBox 7811986 1) Congressional Energy Files – Gas Tax- Congressional Research Service Information1985-1986 2) Congressional Energy Files – Gas Tax Revenue Estimates1985-1988 3) Congressional Energy Files – Gas Tax – Response, Talking Points and Memos1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – House Passed Legislation –H.R. 2858: Refunds Pursuant to Rate Decreases Under the Federal Power Act1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Gas Pipeline Proposal1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Appalachian Trail Crossing by Iroquois Pipeline and Appalachian Trail Letter Submitted by Weicker 1985 8) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Appropriations Language Amendment and Lowell Weicker’s FERC [Federal Energy Regulatory Commission] Motion1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Congressional Research Service Report – Demand for Natural Gas in Connecticut, Requested by Congressman John Rowland; Response to CRS Report1986 10) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Congressman Nancy Johnson; Press, Filings regarding Iroquois’s Application1986 11) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Connecticut Delegation Support Letters, Chronology and Lowell Weicker Press Release1987 12) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Connecticut Governor’s Office; Press, Reports, Communications Regarding IroquoisBox 7821986-1987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – D.C. Court of Appeals Ruling on FERC Order 436; OEC Procedures; Staff Briefing-FERC Meeting July 15, 1987, Folder 11986-1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – D.C. Court of Appeals Ruling on FERC Order 436; OEC Procedures; Staff Briefing-FERC Meeting 7/15/87, Folder 21987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – DPUC Investigation, Connecticut Natural Gas Forecasting and Demand Report; Lowell Weicker and Representative Butterly Correspondence, September 21, 19871986 4) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Elizabethtown Gas Company, New Jersey and Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company Filings with FERC1987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Energy Hearing February 17, 1987; FERC Hearing with Martha Hesse Regarding FERC Budget and Iroquois Application1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Energy Hearing, Newtown, Connecticut, July 20, 1987 – General Correspondence and Press Information1986 7) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Environmental Review of Iroquois by FERC under Office of Environmental Compliance1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Federal Energy Regulatory CommissionCa. 1986 9) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – FERC Authority for 7(c) of Natural Gas Act 1986 10) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – FERC Hearing, Iroquois Briefing Book, Statement by Lowell Weicker; Torrington, Connecticut, October 23 and 28, 19861987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Filing with FERC regarding Iroquois Application1987 12) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Final Rulemaking for Environmental Regulations, June 14, 1987, Issued December 10, 1987Box 7831987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Gas Cost Study, Economic Comparison of Proposals to Expand Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity for Connecticut1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – General Meeting Notes, May 22 and June 1, 1987; Meeting with Iroquois June 6, 1987 (Nick Yost) Tim Osborn and Howard Useem1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – George Ward’s U.S. National Energy Outlook, Steep Rock Association Filing with FERC and Central Hudson Gas and Electric Filing with FERC1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Housatonic Valley Association Filing with FERC Regarding Iroquois’s Application1988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline-House and Senate Energy Appropriations 1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – H.R. 1458-Congressman Rowland et. al. Regarding Iroquois Pipeline1987 7) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Institute of Gas Technology Systems Amendment to FERC Application, February 13, 19871987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline] – Institute of Gas Technology Systems Reply to Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company Filing, March 24, 19871987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Indian Land Claims and Materials, Iroquois (IGTS)1988 10) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Interior Department Correspondence and Lowell Weicker letter to Hodel1986 11) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Iroquois Application to FERC and Economic Regulatory Administration, IGTS Needs Study1987 12) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Iroquois Letters to FERC, February 11 and September 14, 1987 1988 13) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline LegislationBox 784Ca. 1988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Litigation1988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Litigation and Northeast Gas Service Proposal1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Lowell Weicker Amendment to Appropriations Committee, Fiscal Year 1988 – Preventing FERC from Using Office Economic Compliance with Iroquois, September 15, 19871987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Lowell Weicker Filing to FERC regarding Iroquois’ Ex-parte Communication and IGTS Response to Weicker Filing1986-1987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Memos and Letters to Lowell Weicker1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Memos, Press Release and Iroquois Testimony before Canada Energy Board1986 7) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Miscellaneous Filings to FERC1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Northeast United States Gas Supply Open Season Settlement, Folder 11988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Northeast United States Gas Supply Open Season Settlement, Folder 21987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Northern Valley Association Filing with FERC Regarding Iroquois’ ApplicationBox 7851988 1) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Notices of Application1988 2) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Press1986-1987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Press Reports, Folder 11986-1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Press Reports, Folder 21988 5) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Proposal – Northeast United States Pipeline Projects 1988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline Proposal – Other Proposals1986 7) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Proposed Iroquois Tax Transition Rule1986 8) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Section 106 Review of Historic Preservation Act; FERC Preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement for the Iroquois Pipeline Proposal1988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Southern Connecticut Gas Company Need for Additional Gas SupplyBox 7861987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company Filing and FERC Response1986-1987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Pipeline – Weicker-Dodd Letters and Responses to FERC regarding Iroquois’ Application, August 2 and 15, 1986, January 13, 1987, May 12 and 15, 19871987 3) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Press Release, Route Change, May 15, 1987 – Alberta Northeast Gas Limited, Iroquois Gas Transmission System Proposes to Bring Canadian Natural Gas to Northeastern United States1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois Proposal – Language Regarding Withdrawal of OEC Appropriations Language1987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Iroquois’s Application Amendment for Rate Structures – Application for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity1987 6) Congressional Energy Files – Jewitt City Hydropower Project, Mike Uline/Dave Anderson, Pachaug River Facility1987 7) Congressional Energy Files –Joint Hearing –Jacob Adams Testimony on the Interior Department’s Report: “Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Coastal Plain Resource Assessment and Legislative Environmental Impact Statement”1987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Leon Lazarre, Department of Environment Inventions1987 9) Congressional Energy Files – Natural Gas – Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Take on Pay Issues1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Northeast Utilities Gas Demand Assessment Report, Connecticut Energy, Folder 1 1987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Northeast Utilities Gas Demand Assessment Report, Connecticut Energy, Folder 21987 12) Congressional Energy Files – NGA – National Governors’ Association Position Paper on Energy Policy1985-1986 13) Congressional Energy Files – Past Business Meeting Memos, 99th Congress, Energy Committee, CHRON FILE-Al StaymanBox 7871986 1) Congressional Energy Files – Past Business Meeting Memos, 99th Congress, Energy Committee Markups, Folder 11986 2) Congressional Energy Files – Past Business Meeting Memos, 99th Congress, Energy Committee Markups, Folder 21984-1986 3) Congressional Energy Files – Past Business Meeting Memos, 99th Congress , Energy Committee – Memos, Business Meets1984-1987 4) Congressional Energy Files – Price-Anderson Legislation – Two Reports: Safety Implication and Financial Protection1987 5) Congressional Energy Files – Public Utility Control – Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control1987-1988 6) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act1988 7) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – American Public Power Association, Briefing Material for Committee Markup1987 8) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – Northeast Utilities1988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – Northeast Utilities Proposal Regarding Power Pooling1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – Rate Decreases Under the Federal Power Act1987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – Senate Energy Committee Hearing1988 12) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – State Regulation of Utilities1988 13) Congressional Energy Files – Regulatory Fairness Act – Yankee Corporation Hearings Box 7881987 1) Congressional Energy Files – Republic of Palau – Compact of Free Association, Pending Litigation, Territories Payment of Debt to Build an Electric Power Plant, Folder 11987 2) Congressional Energy Files – Republic of Palau – Compact of Free Association, Pending Litigation, Territories, Payment of Debt to Build an Electric Power Plant, Folder 21987 3) Congressional Energy Files – S. 536 – Natural Gas, Senator Nickles – Natural Gas Regulatory Reform Act of 19871987 4) Congressional Energy Files – S. 656 – McClure Natural Gas Deregulation Bill – Oil Pipeline Regulatory Reform Act of 19871987 5) Congressional Energy Files – S. 1120 – Federal Coal Leasing – Amend the Mineral Lands Leasing Act of 19201987 6) Congressional Energy Files – S. 1355 – Energy Study and Domestic Petroleum Supply – National Petroleum Security Act of 19871987-1988 7) Congressional Energy Files – S. 1431 – Authorizes the Construction of the Lake Andes-Wagner Unite and the Marty II Unit, S.D.; Pumping Division, Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin Program, South Dakota1988 8) Congressional Energy Files – S. 1998 – Anti-Bypass Issue in Natural Gas Supply, Senator Breaux – Natural Gas Consumers Protection Act1987-1988 9) Congressional Energy Files – Supporting Bill – The Regulatory Fairness Act1987 10) Congressional Energy Files – Trans Alaskan Gas System-TAGS-Natural Gas- Full Committee1987 11) Congressional Energy Files – Weicker Energy Voting Record and Weicker Energy Breakfast Meeting, April 22, 19871987 12) Congressional Energy Files – Weicker – Freeport-McMoran, Incorporated, Russ King Meeting, October 20, 19871987 13) Congressional Energy Files – Weicker Meeting with Pennzoil Corporation, October 27, 1987 – Pennzoil and Texaco Litigation Regarding Acquisition of Getty Oil Company1987 14) Congressional Energy Files – World Oil Outlook – Energy Committee HearingsBox 789 1987-1988 1) Environmental Issues – American Rivers Issue-Hydropower Regulation on Interior Managed Lands – H.R. 3593: Amend the Federal Land Policy Act/Improve Management of Federal Lands Affected by Certain Non-Federal Projects1988 2) Environmental Issues – Bureau of Land Management Public Lands Conference1984-1985 3) Environmental Issues – Chicom Island, Connecticut – S. 2668 and H.R. 5464: Establish the Chicom Island National Wildlife Refuge – Legislation1984-1985 4) Environmental Issues – Chicom Island, Connecticut – S. 2668 and H.R. 5464: Establish the Chicom Island National Wildlife Refuge – Letter, Memos, Notes1984-1985 5) Environmental Issues – Chicom Island, Connecticut – S. 2668 and H.R. 5464: Establish the Chicom Island National Wildlife Refuge – Press, Brochures, Articles1984-1985 6) Environmental Issues – Chicom Island, Connecticut – S. 2668 and H.R. 5464: Establish the Chicom Island National Wildlife Refuge – Statements and Testimony1984-1985 7) Environmental Issues – Connecticut Coastal National Wildlife Refuge Bill – Changes Refuge Name to the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge1986 8) Environmental Issues – Connecticut River Diversion –Opposition and Environmental Impact1987 9) Environmental Issues – Department of the Interior “PILT” Payments – Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act of 1976, Connecticut PILT, Fiscal Year 19871985-1986 10) Environmental Issues – Farmington River – Connecticut Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, H.R. 2191-W. Branch of the Farmington River for Inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, Committee Hearing1985-1986 11) Environmental Issues – Farmington River –Connecticut Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, H.R. 2191-W. Branch of the Farmington River for Inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System, Press Information, Articles, BrochuresBox 7901985-1986 1) Environmental Issues – Farmington River – Connecticut Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, H.R. 2191-W. Branch of the Farmington River for Inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Systems, Statements and Testimony1987 2) Environmental Issues – Lead Abatement – Eastern Connecticut University Acquisition of Equipment from the Environmental Protection Agency/Connecticut Efforts in Lead Detection and Abatement 1987 3) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination – Environmental Protection Agency/Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Update on Lead Study, April 23, 1987 – Lead Exposure in Children, Folder 11987 4) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination] Environmental Protection Agency/Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Update on Lead Study, April 23, 1987 – Lead Exposure in Children, Folder 21985 5) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination, Gasoline and Soil, Superfund1982-1985 6) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination—Lead-Based Paint Hazard Elimination in Certain Residential Structures, Folder 11982-1985 7) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination—Lead-Based Pain Hazard Elimination in Certain Residential Structures, Folder 21982-1985 8) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination – Poisoning in Children—Lead- Based Paint Poisoning Prevention ActBox 7911987 1) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination – Report to Congress on the Nature and Extent of Lead Poisoning in Children in the United States, Folder 11987 2) Environmental Issues – Lead Contamination – Report to Congress on the Nature and Extent of Lead Poisoning in Children in the United States, Folder 21985 3) Environmental Issues – Lead in Gasoline – Costs/Benefits of Reducing Lead Content in Gasoline/Farm Fuel1986-1987 4) Environmental Issues – Lead Poisoning Amendments – SARA [Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act1986 5) Environmental Issues – Lead Poisoning and Natural Resource Damage Assessment1987 6) Environmental Issues – National Recreation and Park Association National] Congressional Award, 1987 – Honors Contributions to Parks, Recreation and Conservation1987 7) Environmental Issues – S. 1367, H.R. 1983 – Preservation of St. Johns River Valley, Florida 1984-1985 8) Environmental Issues – Stanley Works/Appalachian Trail Parcel – Acquisition of Land from the Stanley Works for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, Connecticut National Park Service Acquisition1987 9) Environmental Issues – Take Pride in America – National Award to “Clean and Green”, East Norwalk, Connecticut Box 792Ca. 1987 1) Congressional Trade Files – A Bill to Clarify the United States Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Law1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – Administration Competitiveness Trade Proposal1986 3) Congressional Trade Files – Aerospace and Trade – Aerospace Exporting1988 4) Congressional Trade Files – Alaska Export Oil Ban Legislation-Senator Hatfield – S. 2724: Amend the Export Administration Act of 19791987 5) Congressional Trade Files – Aluminum Trade – Fair Trade for the United States Aluminum Industry1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – American Pacific Chamber of Commerce, APCAC – Asia-Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce1988 7) Congressional Trade Files – American Electronics Association Orientation Paper1982 8) Congressional Trade Files – A Preface to Trade, United States Trade Representative1986-1988 9) Congressional Trade Files – ASTA Ball-Fraudulent Imports, Folder 11986-1988 10) Congressional Trade Files – ASTA Ball-Fraudulent Imports, Folder 21987 11) Congressional Trade Files – Automobiles –Trade (Ford)1984 12) Congressional Trade Files – Booze PRM – Federal Excise Tax on Distilled SpiritsBox 7931988 1) Congressional Trade Files – Bridgeport Brass Company – International Trade Commission/Taiwan Issue1988 2) Congressional Trade Files – Bridgeport Machines, Incorporated, Bridgeport, Connecticut – Taiwanese “Special Issue License Request”1988 3) Congressional Trade Files – Bristol-Myers Letter to United States Trade Representative Regarding Korea and Pharmaceuticals1988 4) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/United States Free Trade Agreement – Apparel and Textile Industries and the Free Trade Agreement 1988 5) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – Automobile Industry and the FTA1988 6) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – Broadcasters, Agriculture and Chemical Manufacturers and the FTA1988 7) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – Energy and the FTA1987-1988 8) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – Negotiations, Briefings, Press1988 9) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – New England’s Benefits, Folder 11988 10) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – New England’s Benefits, Folder 21988 11) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – Northeast-Midwest Benefits1988 12) Congressional Trade Files – Canada/ United States Free Trade Agreement – Western Senate Coalition AnalysisBox 7941986 1) Congressional Trade Files – CIGNA Insurance Corporation – CIGNA and American International Group Allowed to do Business in South Korea1988 2) Congressional Trade Files – Closed Energy Committee Briefing, United States- Canada Free Trade Agreement1987 3) Congressional Trade Files – Coalition to Oppose Energy Taxes – Oil Import Fee1986 4) Congressional Trade Files – Cold Rolled Steel Imports, Casting Metals 201 Relief Case 1986 5) Congressional Trade Files – Cold Rolled Steel Imports, Cold Rolled Strip Steel Producers Concern Regarding Foreign Produced Imports1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – Cold Rolled Steel Imports, S. 11 and S. 2621985-1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – COLECO –Importation of Merchandise that Infringes Upon “Cabbage Patch Kids” Copyrights1988 8) Congressional Trade Files – Connecticut Electronics Industry Presence – Data from American Electronics Association 1988 9) Congressional Trade Files – Connecticut Steel Company Short Supply Request1986-1988 10) Congressional Trade Files – Connecticut Trade Information, Folder 11986-1988 11) Congressional Trade Files – Connecticut Trade Information, Folder 21988 12) Congressional Trade Files – Copper and Brass Fabricators Council, Incorporated – Lowell Weicker Meeting, April 14, 19881988 13) Congressional Trade Files – Copper and Brass Fabricators – Imports of Brass Sheet and Strip1988 14) Congressional Trade Files – Council on Competitiveness ReportsBox 7951986 1) Congressional Trade Files – Crouse-Hinds/Osaka Bid on Airfield Lighting Contracts, Shin Kansai Airport, Osaka, Japan1985 2) Congressional Trade Files – CRS-Services for Exporters from the U.S. Government, Congressional Research Service Report1986-1987 3) Congressional Trade Files – CRS – Congressional Research Service Trade Briefing and Materials – General Accounting Office International Trade Reports1987 4) Congressional Trade Files – Connecticut Auto Importers, Section 201 of S. 490 Issue1987 5) Congressional Trade Files – Connecticut Governor’s Office “World Trade Week”1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – CYRO Industries, Orange, Connecticut1988 7) Congressional Trade Files – Department of Commerce “EXPORT NOW” – New export marketing program1987 8) Congressional Trade Files – Digital Audio Tapes – Proposals to Ban DAT Recorders from the United States Market1987 9) Congressional Trade Files – DOC, Department of Commerce Competitiveness Briefing February 19, 1987, Department of Commerce1987 10) Congressional Trade Files – DOC, Department of Commerce Trade Letters and statistics1986 11) Congressional Trade Files – DOC, Department of Commerce Twin Plant Conference – Mexico’s inclusion in General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1986 12) Congressional Trade Files – DOD, Department of Defense – Federal Emergency Management Agency – Strip Plate Steel Study1987-1988 13) Congressional Trade Files – Don Riegle Trade Reports – Senator Riegle’s Monthly Trade Alert1986 14) Congressional Trade Files – ECAT-Emergency Committee on Trade ,1986 Issues PaperBox 7961988 1) Congressional Trade Files – Energy Committee Hearings April 19-21, 1988, United States- Canada Free Trade Agreement Hearings, Full Committee1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee – S. 694-Energy Security Act, June 2, 1987, Folder 11987 3) Congressional Trade Files – Energy Committee Hearing, Energy Regulation and Conservation Subcommittee – S. 694-Energy Security Act, June 2, 1987, Folder 21987 4) Congressional Trade Files – ENSERCH Corporation 232 Filing December 1, 1987 with doc-Increased Oil Imports Threaten U.S. Security1986 5) Congressional Trade Files – Ethanol Tax Amendment – Issues Concerning Ethanol Produced in the U.S. Virgin Islands1987 6) Congressional Trade Files – Europe/Canada, S. Con. Res. 120, 121 and 1271985-1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – Export-Import Bank – Exim News, 1985-19871986 8) Congressional Trade Files – Export-Import Bank – Export/Import LegislationBox 7971986-1987 1) Congressional Trade Files – Export-Import Bank Reports1986-1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – Export-Import Bank – S. 2248-Amend Export- Import Bank Act of 19451987 3) Congressional Trade Files – Export-Import Bank – EXIM Budget Issue 1985-1987 4) Congressional Trade Files – Export Administration Act1986 5) Congressional Trade Files – Export Trading Company Act, General Accounting Office Report 1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – Flexible Exchange Rate ACFX, American Coalition for Flexible Exchange Rates1986-1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – Frank Carroll-China Set Aside – Companies to Attend China Trade Mission1986 8) Congressional Trade Files – General Accounting Office Report– Seafood Marketing 1988 9) Congressional Trade Files – General Electric and Trade Bill Regarding European Turbine Market1987 10) Congressional Trade Files – Grassely/Baucus – Antidumping Multiple Offenders Act1988 11) Congressional Trade Files – Gray Market Goods – Brand-name Products Manufactured Abroad and Sold in the United States at Significant Discounts1986-1987 12) Congressional Trade Files – Gray Market Goods Legislation – Senator Hatch – Trademark Protection Act of 19881987-1988 13) Congressional Trade Files – Greenwich Capital Markets, Incorporated – Omnibus Trade Bill Assistance1986 14) Congressional Trade Files – GSP-Trade, Generalized System of Preference – Imports from Developing Countries Lose Eligibility for Duty-free TreatmentBox 7981986 1) Congressional Trade Files – House of Representatives Export Task Force1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – H.R. 3 – House Trade Bill – Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act of 19871987 3) Congressional Trade Files – H.R. 646 – To Establish a Department of Trade – Trade Reorganization Act of 19871982-1984 4) Congressional Trade Files – Huffy Corporation, HR 3398, S. 7221986 5) Congressional Trade Files – International Coffee Corporation1988 6) Congressional Trade Files – International Consumer Brands, Westport, Connecticut, Houseworks, Incorporated, Newspaper Clippings1988 7) Congressional Trade Files – International Consumer Brands, Westport, Connecticut – ICB investigation, Makita Lawsuit 1986 8) Congressional Trade Files – International Development Magazine, Development InternationalBox 7991986 1) Congressional Trade Files – International Trade Commission Legal Fund and Capitol Hill Day1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – Journal of Commerce-Trade Letter1987 3) Congressional Trade Files – Kansai Airport – Murkowski Amendment – Reauthorization of the Airport and Airways Improvement Act1987 4) Congressional Trade Files – Lamb-Meat Import Act – Addition to Meat Import Act of 19791986 5) Congressional Trade Files – Leather/Shoe Trade [United States Leather Industries Statistics, 1986 Edition1988 6) Congressional Trade Files – Lowell Weicker Meeting with Rafferty Brown, Lawrence Hall – Rafferty-Brown Steel Companies Short Supply Request, Folder 11988 7) Congressional Trade Files – Lowell Weicker Meeting with Rafferty Brown, Lawrence Hall – Rafferty-Brown Steel Companies Short Supply request, Folder 21986 8) Congressional Trade Files – Machine Tools – United States-Japan Agreement1985-1986 9) Congressional Trade Files – Manufacturing Clause – S. 1822: Manufacture and Public Distribution of Certain Copyrighted Material Act, Folder 11985-1986 10) Congressional Trade Files – Manufacturing Clause [S. 1822: Manufacture and Public Distribution of Certain Copyrighted Material Act, Folder 21987 11) Congressional Trade Files – Max Baucus – Auctioned Import Licenses – Auction Quotas1988 12) Congressional Trade Files – Miles Pharmaceutical Foreign Trade Subzero Application1985 13) Congressional Trade Files – MIT Development Corporation-Taiwan – Customs Service Problem in Taiwan1985-1986 14) Congressional Trade Files – Multi Fiber Arrangement – Arrangement Regarding International Trade in TextilesBox 800 1986 1) Congressional Trade Files – New Departure-Hyatt Bearings 6 m – New Departure, Hyatt Division/GMC Sale of Bearing Operations, Bristol, Connecticut1987-1988 2) Congressional Trade Files – New Haven Foreign Trade Zone Application to the Department of Commerce – Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, Application for a Grant to Establish a Foreign Trade Zone, Folder 11987-1988 3) Congressional Trade Files – New Haven Foreign Trade Zone Application to Department of Commerce – Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, Application for a Grant to Establish a Foreign Trade Zone, Folder 21988 4) Congressional Trade Files – New England Log Home Incorporated, Hamden, Connecticut., Len Suzio1988 5) Congressional Trade Files – Nickson Industries, Plainville, Connecticut – Possible Short Supply Request1987 6) Congressional Trade Files – Northeast Utilities Comments on Trade Bills1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – Oil Import Fees, Claiborne Pell Resolution, and Opposition to the fee1986 8) Congressional Trade Files – OLIN Corporation Countervailing and Duty Suit on Steel Sheet Imports – Dumped and/or Subsidized Imports1985 9) Congressional Trade Files – Omnibus Trade Bill-19861987 10) Congressional Trade Files – Omnibus Trade Bill – Windfall Profits Tax Repeal1988 11) Congressional Trade Files – PAN AM Satellite – ALPHA, LYRACOM, Pan American Satellite1986 12) Congressional Trade Files – Perrier Group – Mineral Water, possible tariff increases ca. 1986 13) Congressional Trade Files – Phelps-Dodge Corporation, Norwich, Connecticut – Copper Products Company1987 14) Congressional Trade Files – Photo Albums – Concern about Photo Albums and Photo Album Filler Pages from KoreaBox 8011985-1987 1) Congressional Trade Files – Photo Albums-Korea – Anti-dumping Petition Filed by the Domestic Photo Album Industry 1985-1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – Photo Albums-Korea – Circumvention of the Anti- dumping Order Against Photo Albums1988 3) Congressional Trade Files – Polycast Technology Corporation, April 11 Meeting1987 4) Congressional Trade Files – Pro Trade Lobby Group, March 16, 1987 Seminar1987 5) Congressional Trade Files – Pryor Rice Exports Bill – Rice Equity and Export Expansion Act of 19871986 6) Congressional Trade Files – Remington- International Trade Commission Hearing – Trade Relief for Remington Shavers1986 7) Congressional Trade Files – Retired American Executives International Trade1986 8) Congressional Trade Files – Rubatex Corporation – Anti-dumping Petition of Rubatex Corporation1986-1987 9) Congressional Trade Files – Saab-Urban Mass Transit, S. 2543, S. 2405 – Surface Transportation and Uniform Relocation Assistance Act of 1986, Folder 1Box 8021986-1987 1) Congressional Trade Files – Saab-Urban Mass Transit, S.2543, S. 2405 – Surface Transportation and Uniform Relocation Assistance Act of 1986, Folder 21986 2) Congressional Trade Files – Small Business Administration Trade Missions Overseas – Concern about Trade Mission Subsidies1987 3) Congressional Trade Files – Semiconductor Conference and Planning Council – Senator Sanford1987 4) Congressional Trade Files – S. 498, S. 499 – Worker Rights-Market Access – S. 497-Fair Trade and Economic Justice Act1987 5) Congressional Trade Files – S. 538 – Economic Adjustment and Worker Displacement – Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance Act1987 6) Congressional Trade Files – S. 590 – Senator Gramm – American Trade, Growth, Employment Promotion Act1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – S. 652 – Senator Evans/Cranston – Export Deregulation and Decontrol – High Technology Trade Enhancement Act of 19871987 8) Congressional Trade Files – S. 690 – Bingaman Trade Bill, Establish a Commission on United States Trade in the 1990’s 1987 9) Congressional Trade Files – S. 749 – Mitchell/Heinz TAA Amendment Bill – Changes in the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program1987 10) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1042 – Dumping/Injury Bill- Bingaman/Domenici – Mineral and Materials Fair Competition Act of 19871987 11) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1054 –Timex Bill, Amend the Trade Act of 1974, Allow Watches Eligibility under Generalized System of Preference1985 12) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1087 – Murchowski-Auto Imports and Shipping1987 13) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1104 – Anti-Dumping Act Amendments; Heinz, Specter, Levin, Heflin, Cohen1987 14) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1116 – J. James Exon-United States Office of Barter and Countertrade – To Establish this Office in the Department of Commerce1987 15) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1306 – Tariffs on Surgical Equipment and Gowns-Senator Cochran1986 16) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1655 – Private Right of Suit to Unfair Trade Practices – Unfair Foreign Competition Act of 19851987 17) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1785 – Manufacturing Clause of the Copyright Act – Allow for Fair Trade in Printed Materials1986 18) Congressional Trade Files – S. 1860 – Omnibus Trade Bill – Trade Enhancement Act1986-1987 19) Congressional Trade Files – S. 2245 and S. 2247 – Export Import Bank Reauthorization1986 20) Congressional Trade Files – S. 2614 – Gray Market Goods – The Price Competitive Products Act of 19861987 21) Congressional Trade Files – Senate Joint Resolution 188 – Baucus- Agricultural Trade Reciprocity1988 22) Congressional Trade Files – Senate Joint Resolution – “Buy America”- Thurmond/Pryor1987 23) Congressional Trade Files – Senate Resolution-EC, European Community, Red Meat Inspection Directive of United States Exports1987 24) Congressional Trade Files – Senator Chafee – Parallel Imports – Best Products Company Letter 1987 25) Congressional Trade Files – Senator Murkowski-Japan Public Projects Reciprocity1985-1986 26) Congressional Trade Files – Slave Labor-Yugo – Importation of Forced Labor Goods1986 27) Congressional Trade Files – Stanley Tools-United States TR – Taiwan Duty- free Issue1987 28) Congressional Trade Files – Sugar Drawback Provisions, United States Customs Service – Provisions Included in the Omnibus Trade Bill1986 29) Congressional Trade Files – Sugar Imports – Senator Helms Amendment to H.R. 5484, Restructure the United States Sugar Import Quota Program1987 30) Congressional Trade Files – Territories and Sugar Quota of the United States – The Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Expansion Act of 19871987 31) Congressional Trade Files – Territory Technical Assistance – Department of Commerce Letter – International Trade Association Assistance to the Marshall Islands and Micronesia under the Compact of Free Association ActBox 8031985 1) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill – Background and Fact Sheets on the Textile and Apparel Industries, Folder 11986-1987 2) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill – Background and Fact Sheets on the Textile and Apparel Industries, Folder 21985-1986 3) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill – News Articles1988 4) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill-1987 – FFACT: Fiber, Fabric and Apparel Coalition for Trade Fact Sheets1987-1988 5) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill-1987 – Memos, Letters1987 6) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill-1987 – Memos, Letters, Bills1987-1988 7) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill-1987 – Memos, Letters, S. 5491987 8) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill-1987 – Newspaper Clippings, Brochures, Congressional Report, ArticlesBox 804 1986 1) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill – Report: Effects of the Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act of 1985, H.R. 15621985-1986 2) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill – S. 680, H.R. 1562, Folder 11985 3) Congressional Trade Files – Textile Bill – S. 680, H.R. 1562, Folder 21987 4) Congressional Trade Files – Thad Cochran Bill to Establish an International Competitiveness Council – National Commission on International Competitiveness1986 5) Congressional Trade Files – Timex Watches-Foreign Relations – Times and the Philippines Aid Bill1985-1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – Timex Watches-Foreign Relations – Virgin Islands/Timex Watches under GSP, Folder 11985-1986 7) Congressional Trade Files – Timex Watches-Foreign Relations – Virgin Islands/Times Watches under GSP, Folder 2Box 8051986 1) Congressional Trade Files – Timex Watches-Foreign Relations – S. 853 and S. 854, Folder 11986 2) Congressional Trade Files – Timex Watches-Foreign Relations – S. 853 and S. 854, Folder 21987 3) Congressional Trade Files – Topical Bullets for Electronics Executives1986 4) Congressional Trade Files – Toy Manufacturers of America1984-1987 5) Congressional Trade Files – Trade Adjustment Assistance, Folder 11984-1987 6) Congressional Trade Files – Trade Adjustment Assistance, Folder 21983-1984 7) Congressional Trade Files – Trade Expo – Exporting Obstacles Faced by Small Businesses and the Tradexpo Prospectus1982 8) Congressional Trade Files – Trade Expo-Peter Nelson – International Development Institute1986 9) Congressional Trade Files – Trade News Articles – Congressional Record, Congressional Quarterly, Articles, Newspaper Clippings1986 10) Congressional Trade Files – Trade News Articles – Washington Legal Foundation Report, PAT Report, NAM Report Box 8061982-1983 1) Congressional Trade Files – Trade Reciprocity – S. 144: International Trade and Investment Act1985 2) Congressional Trade Files – Trade Situation, 1920’s – U.S. Economy in the 1920’s and 1980’s1986 3) Congressional Trade Files – Trudy Corporation – Request for GSP Waiver for Toy Products from Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea1986-1987 4) Congressional Trade Files – Uniroyal Chemical-Trade Legislation/Dicofol Issue in S. 4901986 5) Congressional Trade Files – United States AID File – Joint Coordination1988 6) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Australia Trade File1986 7) Congressional Trade Files – United States BL-Russia Basketball Tour1988 8) Congressional Trade Files – United States- Canada Free Trade Agreement1986 9) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Canada Trade, Canadian Lumber Imports1988 10) Congressional Trade Files – United States- Canada Trade – Canadian Textile Export Subsidy Program, April 27, 19881987 11) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Canada Trade – Free Trade Agreement1987 12) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Canada Trade – Senator Pete Wilson, Photo Products letter to Canada1988 13) Congressional Trade Files – United States- Canada Trade – United States -Canada FTA Conference, Central Connecticut State University1986 14) Congressional Trade Files – United States Cement – S. 1292-Natural Resources Subsidies Issue1987 15) Congressional Trade Files – United States-China Trade Caucus, Senator Chic Hecht1987 16) Congressional Trade Files – United States-China Trade – Tungsten 406 Investigation against China/ [China Trade Caucus1986 17) Congressional Trade Files – United States Competitiveness Council – Private Sector Competitiveness Council 1987 18) Congressional Trade Files – United States Council for International Business Trade Package1986 19) Congressional Trade Files – United States Cutlery – Procurement of United States Made Cutlery Products by the Department of DefenseBox 8071987 1) Congressional Trade Files – United States- European Economic Community1985-1986 2) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Europe Trade1987 3) Congressional Trade Files – United States- Iran – Trade Ban1988 4) Congressional Trade Files – United States- Japan Coal Imports1986 5) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Rice Imports – Unfair Trade Complaint against Government of Japan1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Japan Trade – “Action Program for Improved Market Access” Implementation1986-1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – Antidumping Investigation1986 8) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – Articles, Newspaper Clippings1982-1987 9) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – Chocolate, Automobiles, Tobacco Products1985-1986 10) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – Economic Relations1985-1988 11) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – Exports, Imports, Tariffs, Transportation1986 12) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade, Japan Economic Seminar1988 13) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade, Nuclear Cooperation Agreement1987 14) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade, Toshiba Corporation – Sanctions and Moratorium, Folder 1 1987 15) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade, Toshiba Corporation – Sanctions and Moratorium, Folder 21987 16) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – Semiconductor IssueBox 8081986 1) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade Study Group1986 2) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Japan Trade – United States -Japan Economic Relations1986-1987 3) Congressional Trade Files – United States-Korea Trade1986 4) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Portugal – Portuguese Trade Commission1986-1987 5) Congressional Trade Files – United States Repeating Arms –TAA, Trade Adjustment Assistance Program1986 6) Congressional Trade Files – United States –Romania – Special Trade Benefits Debate1987 7) Congressional Trade Files – United States -Taiwan Trade1987-1988 8) Congressional Trade Files – United States Territory Issues, Interior Department – Special Import Treatment for Products of the United States Insular Possessions1988 9) Congressional Trade Files – United States Tobacco, May 88, Questions to Clayton Yeutter, United States Trade Representative, regarding tobacco1985 10) Congressional Trade Files – United States -U.S.S.R. Trade1987 11) Congressional Trade Files – United States Trade Representative – GSP Benefit Review1987 12) Congressional Trade Files – United States Trade Representative Proposal for GSP Graduation of Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Brazil – Effect on Black and Decker Corporation1984-1987 13) Congressional Trade Files – U.S.T.R. – U.S. Trade Representative1984-1985 14) Congressional Trade Files – U.S.T.R. – U.S. Trade Representative, Annual Report of the President of the U.S. on the Trade Agreements ProgramCa. 1987 15) Congressional Trade Files – Weicker Trade Statement – Draft Statement, International Trade 1986 16) Congressional Trade Files – White House –Trade – Presidential Statements on Trade1988 17) Congressional Trade Files – Wilson Sport Sock Company, Rowayton, Connecticut/New York Enter the European Market1986 18) Congressional Trade Files – Young Commission Competitiveness Act1986 19) Congressional Trade Files – Zenith Corporation – Japanese Television Antidumping CaseCourtney Pastorfield FilesBox 8091983-1986 1) Abortion1986 2) Abortion – Amendments to Prohibit Abortion1976-1980 3) Abortion Cases, Folder 11976-1983 4) Abortion Cases, Folder 21980-1986 5) Abortion Cases, Folder 31979-1980 6) Abortion – Congressional Records1986 7) Abortion – Co-siting of Abortion Services1973-1986 8) Abortion – District of Columbia Appropriations1986 9) Abortion – District of Columbia Funding – Helms and Humphrey1985 10) Abortion – Durbin, House Joint Resolution 4651985-1986 11) Abortion – History1986 12) Abortion – Humphrey AmendmentBox 8101986 1) Abortion – Informed Consent Act, S. 2420, S. 27911982 2) Abortion – Letters of SupportUndated 3) Abortion – New York City Bar Report on Abortion Bills 1985-1986 4) Abortion – News – Pamphlets/Flyers1981-1982 5) Abortion – Opinion Polls1982-1983 6) Abortion – Press Clippings1985-1986 7) Abortion – Prison Mothers1981-1986 8) Abortion – Rape and Incest Amendment- H.R 45601980-1986 9) Abortion – Rape and Incest1985-1986 10) Abortion – Reporting on Rape1982-1986 11) Abortion – Restricting Abortion1985-1986 12) Abortion – RU-486Box 8111981-1982 1) Abortion – S. 1741 and S.158 – The Human Life Statute – Helms1985 2) Abortion – Silent Scream1986 3) Abortion – Tax Exempt Status1982 4) Abortion – Time Agreement on Abortion Amendments to Debt Limit Bill1985-1986 5) Abortion – Timeline for Legislative Activity1983-1985 6) Abortion – Title X – Laws and Regulations1985-1986 7) Abortion – Vote CountsUndated 8) Abortion – Weicker Abortion Amendment (old)1979-1988 9) Age Discrimination – Tenured Professors1985 10) Amendments –Abortion and BusingUndated 11) Amendments – District of Columbia Appropriations and Treasury1988 12) Appropriations – Report on Committee of Appropriations1988-1989 13) Appropriations – Treasury, Postal, and General Government Box 8121988 1) Budget – Budget for 19891985-1986 2) Budget – Comparative Statement of New Budget Activity1985 3) Budget – Fiscal Year 1986 for Medicare/Medicaid1986 4) Budget – Reconciliation Bill of 19861985-1986 5) Budget – S.1566 – Budget Procedures Improvement Act of 19851986 6) Children’s Health – Adoption Services1985 7) Children’s Health – Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Error Rates1985-1987 8) Children’s Health – Catastrophic Illness, Folder 11981-1986 9) Children’s Health – Catastrophic Illness, Folder 21986-1988 10) Children’s Health – Catastrophic Illness, Folder 3Box 8131984-1988 1) Children’s Health –Catastrophic Illness – Medicaid Coverage1987 2) Children’s Health – Child Care Centers1987-1988 3) Children’s Health – Children’s Commission and Children’s House1988 4) Children’s Health – Children’s House at National Institute of Health1987-1988 5) Children’s Health – Children’s Prevalence Study – National Center for Health Services and Health Care Technology Assessment (NCHSR)1982 6) Children’s Health – Infanticide – H.R.6492 – Handicapped Infants Protection Act of 19821981-1982 7) Children’s Health – Infanticide- Press Clippings1981-1982 8) Children’s Health – Related Bills and General Information1988 9) Children’s Health – Infant Mortality1987-1988 10) Children’s Health – Institute of Medicine’s Conference on Catastrophically Ill Children 1988 11) Children’s Health – Medicaid Universal Access to Prenatal, Maternity, and Infant Care Amendment of 19881987 12) Children’s Issues and the Presidential RaceBox 8141985-1987 1) COBRA – Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 19851981-1984 2) Combined Federal Campaign1985 3) Conference on Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act1987 4) Congressional Record, October 27, 19871986 5) Connecticut Council on Developmental Disabilities/Intermediate Care1987 6) Connecticut Nuclear Plant Study1984 7) Correspondence – Thank Yous and Letters of CommendationUndated 8) Department of Treasury1985 9) Family Planning – Adolescent Family Life Funding1985 10) Family Planning – Committee on Labor and Human Resources1980-1984 11) Family Planning – Funding1987-1988 12) Family Planning – International Planned Parenthood1985 13) Family Planning – Legislation1985 14) Family Planning – Legislative Information on H.R.23691985 15) Family Planning – Legislative Information on S.10911987-1988 16) Family Planning – “Mexico City Policy”Box 8151987 1) Family Planning – National Perinatal Association1985 2) Family Planning – Obligations by State 1985-1986 3) Family Planning – S.881 – Family Planning Amendments of 19861985 4) Family Planning – Statistics on Proposed Changes to Title X1986 5) Family Planning – Title X – Allocation Formula1985-1986 6) Family Planning – Title X – Amendments – Kemp, Hatch, Helms, Simon1970-1988 7) Family Planning – Title X – Family Planning Grantees1986 8) Family Planning – Title X Guidelines1985 9) Family Planning – Title X Propaganda1982-1985 10) Family Planning – Title X Reference1973-1985 11) Family Planning – U.S. Senate Voting Record1986 12) Federal Agencies – Prompt Payment Act1988 13) Federal Deposit Insurance Funds MergerBox 8161987-1988 1) Federal Employees1987 2) Federal Employees’ Benefits Sheet Information1987 3) Federal Employees – Catastrophic Health Care1978-1983 4) Federal Employees – Civil Service Reform Act – Legislative History, Folder 11978-1983 5) Federal Employees – Civil Service Reform Act – Legislative History, Folder 21985-1988 6) Federal Employees – Federal Military Wages1987-1988 7) Federal Employees – Hatch Act – General Information1988 8) Federal Employees – Hatch Act – Hearing, Folder 11988 9) Federal Employees – Hatch Act – Hearing, Folder 21988 10) Federal Employees – Hatch Act – Senate Legislation 1988 Box 8171987 1) Federal Employees – Hatch Amendment, Folder 11987-1988 2) Federal Employees] – Hatch Amendment, Folder 21988 3) Federal Employees Issues 19881986 4) Federal Employees Liability Act (FELA)1987 5) Federal Employees] – Lump Sum Payment Information1982-1985 6) Federal Employees’ Mental Health Benefits (FEHB)1987-1988 7) Federal Employees – Federal Pay Increase Fiscal Year 1988 – Information1982-1984 8) Federal Employees – Pensions1987 9) Federal Employees – Press Clips1987 10) Federal Employees – Retirement Spouse Equity Act1987 11) Federal Employees Retirement System ca. 1985 12) Federal Employees’ Retirement System – Different Systems1983-1987 13) Federal Employees Retirement System – InformationBox 8181987-1988 1) Federal Employees’ Retirement System – Social Security Pension Offset1987 2) Federal Employees – S.42 – Federal Employees’ Optional Early Retirement Act of 19781987-1988 3) Federal Employees – S. 1595 – Federal Employees Leave Act of 19871983-1986 4) Federal Employees – Social Security and Retirement1986-1988 5) Federal Employees – Three Year Recovery Rule Information1984-1985 6) Federal Enforcement in Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded (ICF/MR)1983-1987 7) Federal Reserve System Information 1985 8) Garry Pastorok Case1984-1985 9) Handicapped TransportationBox 8191987-1988 1) Health – American Dietetic Association – Nursing Homes1987-1988 2) Health – Art Supply Labeling Amendment1985-1988 3) Health – Biomedical Ethics, Folder 11985-1988 4) Health – Biomedical Ethics, Folder 21988 5) Health – Clinical Laboratories Reform1984-1987 6) Health – Compassionate Pain Relief Act1985-1986 7) Health – Competitive Bidding for Laboratory Services1985-1986 8) Health – Connecticut Ambulance1987-1988 9) Health – Connecticut Association for Home Care1985-1987 10) Health – Connecticut Hospices, Folder 11978-1986 11) Health – Connecticut Hospices, Folder 21985-1986 12) Health – Connecticut Hospital Association1987 13) Health – Copolymer I for Multiple SclerosisBox 8201988 1) Health – Deeming of Home Health Agencies1987-1988 2) Health – Doctors Dispensing Medications1986 3) Health – Early Intervention Policies and Education of Handicapped1987-1988 4) Health – Emergency Services – S.10-Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Care Improvement Act of 19871984 5) Health – End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Networks1988 6) Health – Fetal Tissues Research – Fact Sheet 1986 7) Health – Hartford Health Network1987-1988 8) Health – Health Care and the “Notch” Years1987 9) Health – Health Insurance Issues – AIDS1987 10) Health – Health Maintenance Organization Issues1986-1988 11) Health – Health Related Bills Co-sponsored by Weicker1987 12) Health – Home Intravenous (I.V.) Therapy1988 13) Health – Infertility IssuesUndated 14) Health – Institute of Medicine (IOM) ConferenceBox 8211987-1988 1) Health – Long Term Care Commissions – Financing1988 2) Health – Massachusetts1987-1988 3) Health – Medical Devices Amendments1987-1988 4) Health – Medical Devices – Contact Lenses1986-1988 5) Health – Medical Devices – S.18081988 6) Health – Medical Devices – S.24681986 7) Health – Medicine and Health Newsletters1984-1988 8) Health – Minimum Health CareBox 8221985 1) Health – National Commission Health Care Access1987-1988 2) Health – National Institute of Health’s Meeting on Research Facilities1986 3) Health – Newspaper Articles – Budget Cuts1986-1988 4) Health – Newspaper Articles – General1987 5) Health – Nursing Shortage 1988 6) Health – Organ Transplant Amendments1986 7) Health – Parental and Medical Leave Act of 19861987 8) Health – Pediatric Home CareUndated 9) Health – Physical Therapy1988 10) Health – Physical Therapy – Private Practice Section1987-1988 11) Health – Rural Health Centers1988 12) Health – S.1256 – Background Information1987-1988 13) Health – S.1256 – Minimum Essential Health Care Hearing1986 14) Health – S.2011 – Veterans’ Benefits and Programs Improvement Act 1987 15) Health – Surgeon General’s Conference June 19871988 16) Health – Surgeon General’s Conference – Lloyd Bentsen Award1987 17) Health – Uninsured/Task Force Meeting NotesBox 8231986 1) Health – Uninsured Health Care1987-1988 2) Health – U.S. Surgical Co. – Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulations1988 3) Health – Weicker’s National Commission Bill – National Commission1981-1988 4) Health –Weicker’s National Commission on Health Care1986 5) Health – World Health Organization – Health for All1987 6) Health – Yale-New Haven Hospital1986-1987 7) Honeywell Files – Legislative Issues1986 8) Low Income Energy Reauthorization1984 9) Medicaid – Connecticut Cost Containment1985 10) Medicaid – Connecticut Medicaid Community Waiver 1986 11) Medicaid – Connecticut Medicaid Problems, HIO’s – Health Information Organizations1984 12) Medicaid – EPSDT – Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Program1986-1988 13) Medicaid – Newsletters/Letters1985 14) Medicaid – Press1986 15) Medicaid – S. 2209 – Employment Opportunity for Disabled Americans1986 16) Medicaid – S. 2288 and S.2333 – Infant Mortality Prevention Act of 1986 and Medicaid Maternal and Infants Amendments of 19861980-1985 17) Medicaid and Medicare – General Information1984-1986 18) Medicaid and Medicare – Health Care Financing Administration Notes on Connecticut1981-1985 19) Medicaid and Medicare – Services for the Mentally HandicappedBox 8241986-1988 1) Medicare – All-Payer and Prospective Payment System as Affecting Connecticut1987 2) Medicare – Briefing Book for Health Care Costs and Availability1986 3) Medicare – Capital Cost Reimburse1988 4) Medicare – Catastrophic Benefit1986-1988 5) Medicare – Catastrophic Coverage1987 6) Medicare – Catastrophic Health Hearing1987 7) Medicare – Catastrophic Protection Act of 19871986-1988 8) Medicare – Center for Medicare Advocacy1986 9) Medicare – ConnecticutBox 825 1986 1) Medicare – Connecticut Casework: Pending1985 2) Medicare – Coverage of Cardiac Rehab1984-1985 3) Medicare – Coverage of Occupational Therapy1983, 1988 4) Medicare – Debate Material1983-1986 5) Medicare – Department of Income Maintenance (DIM) – Arthur Coviello Case1986-1987 6) Medicare – Drug Reimbursement1986 7) Medicare – Health Care Financing Administration1985 8) Medicare – Health Care Finance Administration’s Alcoholism Treatment Demonstration1988 9) Medicare – Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) – Quality and Effectiveness1986 10) Medicare – Health Care Financing Administration – Regulations1986 11) Medicare – Health Care Financing Administration – Waiver of Liability Regulations1986-1987 12) Medicare – Home Care – Rep. Staggers’ Suit vs. Health Care Financing Administration1988 13) Medicare – Hospital Reimbursement1987-1988 14) Medicare – Home Dialysis1987-1988 15) Medicare – Newsletters1986 16) Medicare – Newspaper Articles – Elderly and Disabled1986 17) Medicare – Newspaper Articles – General1988 18) Medicare – Letters to Dr. Roper – Denial of Coverage1986-1988 19) Medicare – Long Term Care1985-1986 20) Medicare – Maine Blue Cross/Blue ShieldBox 826 1987 1) Medicare – National Leadership Commission on Health CareUndated 2) Medicare – Part A Appeals – Home CareUndated 3) Medicare – Part A Appeals – Hospital1986-1987 4) Medicare – Part A Appeals – Skilled Nursing FacilityUndated 5) Medicare – Part B Appeals1986-1987 6) Medicare – Peer Review Organizations (PROs)1988 7) Medicare – Physician’s Assistants1982-1988 8) Medicare – Physician’s Reimbursement (Medicare B)1983-1984 9) Medicare – Policy on Respirators1986 10) Medicare – Press – Negative1985-1986 11) Medicare – Press – Quality/Effectiveness1985 12) Medicare – Projects with Industry Model (PWI) and Extension of Medicaid Coverage to Pregnant Women in Low-Income Families1986 13) Medicare – Prospective Payment System – Effects on Quality of Patient Care1980-1985 14) Medicare – Reimbursement for Stewart TherapyBox 8271987 1) Medicare – S.1265 – Minimum Health Benefits1988 2) Medicare – S. 1616 – Medicare Long-Term Home Care Family Protection Act of 1987 Bill and General Information1985-1986 3) Medicare – Senate Bills1985-1987 4) Medicare –Physicians’ Payments/Doctors’ Fees1987-1988 5) Medicare – Podiatry1986 6) Medicare – Regulations1988 7) Medicare – Staff Assisted Home Dialysis – A White Paper 1987 8) Medicare – State and Local EmployeesBox 8281987 1) Mexican Debt Swap1983-1985 2) Office of Management and Budget – A-122 Circular – Cost Principles for Non-Profit Organizations1985 3) Office of Management and Budget – Draft Circular A – Request for Public Comment1986 4) Office of Personal Management – Budget – 19861983-1984 5) Office of Personal Management – Merit Pay1985 6) Office of Personal Management – Reduction in Force – Pay-for- Performance1982 7) Office of Personal Management – Reduction in Force Regulations1983-1984 8) Office of Personal Management – Regulations1986-1987 9) Older Americans1984-1985 10) Phillip Brown – Candidate for Motor Carrier Safety Regulatory Review Panel1985 11) Presidential Nominees’ Statements – Boards, Commissions, etc.1987 12) S. 508 – Whistleblower Protection Act of 19871987 13) S. 563 – Benefits to Former Presidents1987-1988 14) S. 1776 – Coin DesignsBox 8291987 1) Social Security – Attorney’s Fees1986 2) Social Security – Disability Determination1987-1988 3) Social Security –[Disabilities Insurance Benefits – Farrell CaseUndated 4) Social Security – Federal Assistance to Disabled 1985-19888 5) Social Security – “Notch” Issue1986 6) Social Security – Protection of Social Security1983-1988 7) Social Security – Repeal of Social Security Earnings Test1983-1985 8) Social Security –S.476 – Social Security Disabilities Reform Bill1987 9) Social Security – Social Security Disabilities Insurance (SSDI)1984-1988 10) Social Security – Trust Fund and Budget Issues1988 11) Stock Market Crash of 1987 - Hearing1987-1988 12) Stock Market Crash of 1987 – Investigation/ Information/ Materials/ HearingBox 8301986 1) Supreme Court – Bowen vs. American Hospital Association – “Baby Doe”1981 2) Supreme Court – Limiting Federal Court Jurisdiction1981 3) Supreme Court – Sager on Court Jurisdiction1986 4) Teen Pregnancy – Gramm Amendment – Payment for Contraceptive Services1986 5) Teen Pregnancy – Helms Amendment1984, 1986 6) Teen Pregnancy – Parental Consent for Contraceptive Services1986 7) Teen Pregnancy – Prevention – General1983-1984 8) Teen Pregnancy – S.1566 Adolescent Family Life1985-1986 9) Teen Pregnancy – School Based Clinics1985-1986 10) Teen Pregnancy – Title X Fact Sheet1986 11) Testimony Before the Senate Small Business CommitteeBox 8311983-1985 1) Title X – General – Abortion, Adoption, Family Planning, Folder 1 1983-1986 2) Title X – General – Abortion, Adoption, Family Planning, Folder 21987 3) Washington D.C. – General Information1987 4) Washington D.C. – Statehood1987 5) Welfare Proposals1977-1986 6) Welfare Proposals – Information on “Workfare”Hank Price / Steve Snider FilesBox 8321988 1) Subject Files – 1988 Republican Platform Committee1986, 1988 2) Subject Files – Abortion1985, 1987 3) Subject Files – Aging1985-1988 4) Subject Files – AIDS, Folder 11985-1988 5) Subject Files – AIDS, Folder 21983-1984 6) Subject Files – Alternative Budget Fiscal Year 19841969-1978 7) Subject Files – Anne Haskell Memorial Reference Book – Index of Lowell Weicker Press Releases, Speeches, Floor Statements, and Committee, 1969-1978, Folder 11969-1978 8) Subject Files – Anne Haskell Memorial Reference Book – Index of Lowell Weicker Press Releases, Speeches, Floor Statements, and Committee Testimony, 1969-1978, Folder 21987-1988 9) Subject Files – Appointment BookBox 8331987-1988 1) Subject Files – Arms Control1982 2) Subject Files – Balanced Budget Amendment1984, 1988 3) Subject Files – Biography Lowell Weicker1987 4) Subject Files – Black Budget1987 5) Subject Files – Briefing Book – February Recess, February 9-16, 1987 1986 6) Subject Files – Briefing Book – “Recap of the 99th Congress”1988 7) Subject Files – Brochures – 1988 Senatorial Election1980 8) Subject Files – Budget, April 1980, Fiscal Year 19811987-1988 9) Subject Files – Budget Fiscal Year 19881983-1987 10) Subject Files – Budget Process1987-1988 11) Subject Files – George H.W. Bush 1985 12) Subject Files – Camp Safety – Youth Camp Safety ActCa. 1987-1988 13) Subject Files – Campaign Finance1988 14) Subject Files – Campaign Press Releases – Miscellaneous Campaign Material – 1988 Senatorial Campaign1988 15) Subject Files – Campaign Staff – 1988 Senatorial Election1980 16) Subject Files – Caricature – Drawings of Lowell Weicker1988 17) Subject Files – Channel 8 – Calls from WTNH, Hartford/New Haven, Connecticut1979-1980 18) Subject Files – Chrysler LoanBox 8341987-1988 1) Subject Files – Civil Rights1985 2) Subject Files – Claudia Weicker Resume1987 3) Subject Files – Clean Air Act1982-1985 4) Subject Files – Coast Guard1981-1988 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Congressional Districts1985 6) Subject Files – Conrail Sale1988 7) Subject Files – Consumer Issues1986-1988 8) Subject Files – Debate – Hartford Courant’s Key Issues Forum – 1988 Senatorial Campaign 1986-1987 9) Subject Files – Democrats1986-1988 10) Subject Files – D.O.D. – Department of Defense1986-1988 11) Subject Files – Drugs – War on Drugs1987-1988 12) Subject Files – Economy Reference1986-1988 13) Subject Files – Electric Boat1988 14) Subject Files – Energy1983-1988 15) Subject Files – Environment1987-1988 16) Subject Files – Ethics- Campaign Ethics1985 17) Subject Files – Farm/Dairy Price Supports1982 18) Subject Files – Flat Tax Proposal1987 19) Subject Files – Freeze Voter – Arms Control1981-1982 20) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1983 Budget1985-1986 21) Subject Files – Fiscal Year 1986 Budget Debate1987-1988 22) Subject Files – Gas TaxBox 8351988 1) Subject Files – GOP – Republican Party1987 2) Subject Files – Gramm-Rudman Deficit Reduction1985-1988 3) Subject Files – Handicapped1986-1988 4) Subject Files – Health Care Legislation1987 5) Subject Files – Housing – Senate Rejection of Housing Bill1986-1988 6) Subject Files – Iranscam – Iran-Contra1980-1986 7) Subject Files – Jewish Ledger1983-1988 8) Subject Files – Labor, HHS, Health and Human Services1987-1988 9) Subject Files – Labor Issues 1987-1988 10) Subject Files – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse and OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Reform1984-1985 11) Subject Files – Ledyard Bingo – Gambling on Mashantucket Pequot Indian Reservation1987 12) Subject Files – Letters – Letters to the Editor Regarding Lowell Weicker1985-1987 13) Subject Files – Legislation – Miscellaneous Legislation1986 14) Subject Files – Libya File, Lowell Weicker Comments1982-1985 15) Subject Files – Line Item Veto File1988 16) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Briefing Book – April Recess, 19881988 17) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Endorsements – 1988 Senatorial Election1988 18) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Record – Senate Voting Record1987 19) Subject Files – Lowell Weicker StatementsBox 8361983 1) Subject Files – Media Cards – Connecticut Media Lists1988 2) Subject Files – Medical Research1988 3) Subject Files – Minimum Wage1988 4) Subject Files – Miscellaneous Public Relations Materials – List of Videotapes, Correspondence, Schedule, Press Release, Media List1980s 5) Subject Files – MLK – Martin Luther King Day1985 6) Subject Files – National Endowment for Democracy1987-1988 7) Subject Files – OceansUndated 8) Subject Files – Old Press Material – Press Contact Lists1985-1988 9) Subject Files – Op-Eds by Lowell Weicker1979-1983 10) Subject Files – Party Lever/Split Ticket – Congressional Research Service Materials 1985 11) Subject Files – Pathways Legal Action – Group Home for Mentally Disabled in Greenwich, Connecticut1987-1988 12) Subject Files – Pay Raise – Congressional Pay Raise1987 13) Subject Files – Persian Gulf1988 14) Subject Files – Platform – 1988 Republican Party Platform1987-1988 15) Subject Files – Poll – Campaign Polls – 1988 Senatorial Election1987-1988 16) Subject Files – Poop Sheets – Lowell Weicker’s Press Schedules1986-1988 17) Subject Files – Press Administration – Public Relations1988 18) Subject Files – Press List – Connecticut Broadcasters Association – 1988 Membership Directory1987 19) Subject Files – Press Mailing List, Folder 1Box 8371987 1) Subject Files – Press Mailing List, Folder 21987-1988 2) Subject Files – Press Requests1983-1987 3) Subject Files – Press Services1988 4) Subject Files – Radio and TV Gallery – Senate Television Coverage Rules1987-1988 5) Subject Files – Republican Conference1987 6) Subject Files – Republicans – Election Update – October 19871988 7) Subject Files – Right – Conservatives1982 8) Subject Files – John Rote – FBI Investigation1988 9) Subject Files – SBA 1988 – Small Business Administration1987-1988 10) Senior Citizens1984-1987 11) Subject Files – Sikorsky – U/EH-60 and SH-60 Helicopter Accidents1986-1988 12) Subject Files – Small Business1985-1988 13) Subject Files – Social Security 1980-1988 14) Subject Files – South Africa1986-1987 15) Subject Files – Robert Squier – Democratic Campaign Strategist1987-1988 16) Subject Files – Staff DirectoriesBox 8381988 1) Subject Files – State Convention – Connecticut Republican State Convention1987-1988 2) Subject Files – Superconductors – Congressional Research Service Background Material1987 3) Subject Files – Titanic – Artifact Import Ban1987-1988 4) Subject Files – Title X – Family Planning Funding1986-1987 5) Subject Files – Trade – International ca. 1987-1988 6) Subject Files – Transportation – Westchester County Airport1984-1987 7) Subject Files – Trident and SSN-21 Submarines1985-1987 8) Subject Files – Terry Waite – Archbishop of Canterbury Special Envoy and Lebanon Hostage1988 9) Subject Files – Water Pollution – Clean Water Act Construction Grants1987 10) Subject Files – Weicker Miscellaneous1987 11) Subject Files – Weicker and Vietnam – Agent Orange Compensation1977, 1984 12) Subject Files – Weicker Book Proposal1983 13) Subject Files – Edward White – New Haven, Connecticut Mayoral Candidate1988 14) Subject Files – WTNH Channel 8, New Haven, Connecticut – Lowell Weicker’s Martin Luther King Day Speech, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, GeorgiaBox 8391985-1986 1) Correspondence Files – 1985-19861987 2) Correspondence Files – 19871988 3) Correspondence Files – 1988 , Folder 1 1988 4) Correspondence Files – 1988, Folder 2 1988 5) Correspondence Files – Alternate Fighter Engine for F-15 and F-161985 6) Correspondence Files – Norm Subotnik – Lowell Weicker’s Assistant Press SecretaryBox 8401986 1) Clippings Files – Black Politics1988 2) Clippings Files – Congressional Budget Defense – Federal Budget1976 3) Clippings Files – Connecticut – 1976 Senate Results1982 4) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Election Articles 19821987 5) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Fourth District – 1987 United States House of Representatives Special Election – Connecticut Fourth District1985 6) Clippings Files – Connecticut Insurance Anti-Trust Case1987-1988 7) Clippings Files – Connecticut – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse1987-1988 8) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Local Politics1987-1988 9) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Lowell Weicker Campaign 19881985-1988 10) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Lowell Weicker Independent Voting – Open Primaries1987 11) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Per Capita Distribution of Federal Funds1972-1981 12) Clippings Files – Connecticut – Redistricting 19801981, 1988 13) Clippings Files – Constitution – Tax Privacy1985 14) Clippings Files – Defense – ASAT – Anti-Satellite Weapons1987-1988 15) Clippings Files – Defense – Defenses – Miscellaneous1983-1984 16) Clippings Files – Defense – Engine War – P&W vs. GE [Pratt & Whitney vs. General Electric – Jet Engine Contract1984-1988 17) Clippings Files – Defense – General Dynamics – Electric Boat1983-1988 18) Clippings Files – Defense – Pratt & Whitney Box 8411987-1988 1) Clippings Files – Defense – Sikorsky1984-1988 2) Clippings Files – Defense – United Technologies1987 3) Clippings Files – Defense – War Powers Resolution – Persian Gulf1987 4) Clippings Files – Deficit – Federal Deficit1987 5) Clippings Files – EB – Electric Boat1984 6) Clippings Files – Economic Issues – Budget Fiscal Year 19851988 7) Clippings Files – Economic Issues – Small Business1979-1980 8) Clippings Files – Economic Issues – Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel – Federal Loan Guarantees1981-1988 9) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Bob Conrad, Folder 11981-1988 10) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers –Bob Conrad, Folder 21981-1988 11) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion –Newspaper Writers –Dick Davis1982-1986 12) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion] – Newspaper Writers – Bob Douglas1985 13) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Bill Finkl1985 14) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Clark Johnston1982 15) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Irving Kravsow1982-1987 16) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Charles F.J.Morse1981-1987 17) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – National Columnists1985-1986 18) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Don O.Noel, Jr.1982-1986 19) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Don Pesci1982 20) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Dick Polman1982-1988 21) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Alan Schoenhaus 1982-1983 22) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Wayne S. SmithBox 8421981-1984 1) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Robert Steele1980-1988 2) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Lowell Weicker and Others1978-1988 3) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Writers, Others – Miscellaneous Writers1983, 1985 4) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspaper Writers – Bermard L. Yudain1982-1988 5) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Bridgeport Post/Telegram1988 6) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Bristol Press1981-1988 7) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Danbury News-Times1985-1988 8) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Fairpress, Norwalk, Connecticut1982-1988 9) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Greenwich Times and Stamford Advocate1982-1988 10) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Hartford Courant1982-1988 11) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Journal Inquirer, Manchester, Connecticut1988 12) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Litchfield County Times1988 13) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Middletown Press1982-1987 14) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – New Britain Herald1983-1988 15) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – New Haven Register/Journal-Courier1988 16) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Norwalk Hour1982-1985 17) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Norwich Bulletin1987-1988 18) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Stamford Advocate 1981-1988 19) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – The Day, New London, Connecticut1985 20) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – The Star, Newtown/Woodbury, Connecticut1983, 1988 21) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Torrington Register/Winsted Citizen1988 22) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Waterbury American/Republican1988 23) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Westport News1982-1988 24) Clippings Files – Editorial/Opinion – Newspapers – Willimatic Chronicle1987-1988 25) Clippings Files – Energy Issues – Energy/Energy Conservation and Miscellaneous Environmental IssuesBox 8431986-1988 1) Clippings Files – Energy Issues – Proposed Iroquois Pipeline1987-1988 2) Clippings Files – Energy Issues – Nuclear Power1984-1988 3) Clippings Files – Foreign Affairs – Contra Aid – Nicaragua1988 4) Clippings Files – Foreign Affairs – Miscellaneous1985-1988 5) Clippings Files – Foreign Affairs – POW/MIA – Prisoner of War/Missing in Action – Vietnam War1985 6) Clippings Files – Foreign Affairs – Soviet Jewry1982-1988 7) Clippings Files – Handicapped – Handicapped Press1987 8) Clippings Files – Homeless1988 9) Clippings Files – Individuals – Malcolm Baldridge – United States Secretary of Commerce1986-1987 10) Clippings Files – Individuals – Julie Belaga – Connecticut State Representative and Connecticut Gubernatorial Candidate1980 11) Clippings Files – Individuals – Representative Emil Benvenuto, Greenwich, Connecticut 1988 12) Clippings Files – Individuals – Dan J. Bradley, President of Legal Services Corporation1978, 1983 13) Clippings Files – Individuals – Fred Biebel, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1984-1987 14) Clippings Files – Individuals – Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut State Representative1987 15) Clippings Files – Individuals – Robert H. Bork, United States Supreme Court Nominee1982-1988 16) Clippings Files – Individuals – Richard Bozzuto, Connecticut State Senator1987-1988 17) Clippings Files – Individuals – Mayor Thomas W. Bucci, Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut1980-1985 18) Clippings Files – Individuals – James Buckley, United States Court of Appeals Judge Nominee1987-1988 19) Clippings Files – Individuals – George H.W. Bush 1981-1988 20) Clippings Files – Individuals – Prescott Bush, Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1981-1988 21) Clippings Files – Individuals – Ralph Capecelatro, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1985 22) Clippings Files – Individuals – Joseph V. Ciaburri, Member of United States Secretary of Commerce Economic Advisory Board1981-1982 23) Clippings Files – Individuals – Bill Cotter, Connecticut United States Representative1965, 1985 24) Clippings Files – Individuals – Father Damian, Missionary to Molokai Leper Settlement, Hawaii1982-1987 25) Clippings Files – Individuals – Thomas D’Amore, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1980 26) Clippings Files – Individuals – Randall Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury and Grand Uncle of Lowell Weicker1973 27) Clippings Files – Clippings Files – Individuals – John Dean, White House Counsel and Watergate Witness1982-1985 28) Clippings Files – Individuals – Lawrence J. DeNardis, Connecticut United States Representative Box 8441982-1984 1) Clippings Files – Individuals – Lucein DiFazio, Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1982-1988 2) Clippings Files – Individuals – Christopher Dodd, Democrat – Connecticut, United States Senator1983 3) Clippings Files – Individuals – Terry Dolan – Chief White House Speech Writer1982-1985 4) Clippings Files – Individuals – Peter Dorsey, United States Attorney and United States District Judge1980 5) Clippings Files – Individuals – Robert Dotchkin, Staff Director of Senate Committee on Small Business1981-1984 6) Clippings Files – Individuals – John Downey, Connecticut Commissioner of Public Utilities and United States Senate Candidate1985 7) Clippings Files – Individuals – Susan Drake, Journalist and Foreign Correspondent1983-1986 8) Clippings Files – Individuals – Tom Dudchik, Connecticut1982 9) Clippings Files – Individuals – Joseph Duffey, Connecticut United States Senate Candidate and President of University of Massachusetts-Amherst1985-1986 10) Clippings Files – Individuals – Roger Eddy, Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1988 11) Clippings Files – Individuals – Larry Flynt, Publisher of Hustler Magazine1981-1986 12) Clippings Files – Individuals – J. Brian Gaffney, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1982 13) Clippings Files – Individuals – Representative Robert W. Gaimo, Connecticut United States Representative1985 14) Clippings Files – Individuals – Evan G. Galbraith, United States. Ambassador to France1987-1988 15) Clippings Files – Individuals – Representative Sam Gejdenson, Connecticut United States Representative1985 16) Clippings Files – Individuals – A. Bartlett Giamatti, President of Yale University 1987 17) Clippings Files – Individuals – Douglas H. Ginsburg, United States Supreme Court Nominee1983 18) Clippings Files – Individuals – Peter Gold, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1982 19) Clippings Files – Individuals – Senator Barry Goldwater, Arizona United States Senator1981 20) Clippings Files – Individuals – Thomas Grasso, Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1981 21) Clippings Files – Individuals – Harold Griffen, Connecticut Gubernatorial Candidate1984 22) Clippings Files – Individuals – Tony Guglielmo, Member of Federal Council on the Aging1981-1982 23) Clippings Files – Individuals – Alexander Haig, United States Secretary of State1983-1984 24) Clippings Files – Individuals – William Hanley, Member of Board – Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1983-19841986-1987 25) Clippings Files – Individuals – Gary Hart, Colorado United States Senator and United States Presidential Candidate, 1986-19871983-1984 26) Clippings Files – Individuals – Arthur House, Connecticut United States House of Representatives Candidate, 1983-19841982-1987 27) Clippings Files – Individuals – T. Clark Hull, Connecticut State Supreme Court Justice, 1982-19871985 28) Clippings Files – Individuals – Pendleton James, Connecticut Republican Party State Treasurer1983-1987 29) Clippings Files – Individuals – Michael Kenney, Lowell Weicker’s Administrative Assistant1985 30) Clippings Files – Individuals – Mary Lasker, Founder of Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation1986 31) Clippings Files – Individuals – Peter Lerner, Connecticut State Representative, 19861987-1988 32) Clippings Files – Individuals – Joseph Lieberman, Connecticut State Attorney General and Connecticut United States Senator, Folder 1 1987-1988 33) Clippings Files – Individuals – Joseph Lieberman, Connecticut State Attorney General and Connecticut United States Senator, Folder 21982 34) Clippings Files – Individuals – John Lupton, Connecticut State Legislator and Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1947-1983 35) Clippings Files – Individuals – John Jay McCloy, United States High Commissioner of Germany and Chairman of World BankBox 8451979 1) Clippings Files – Individuals – Jo McKenzie, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1987 2) Clippings Files – Individuals – Stewart B. McKinney, Connecticut United States Representative1983 3) Clippings Files – Individuals – Thomas Meskill, Connecticut Governor and United States Appellate Judge1983 4) Clippings Files – Individuals – Elwood Metz, Business Manager of Operating Engineers International Union – Connecticut LocalUndated 5) Clippings Files – Individuals – Fred Miller, Connecticut United States House of Representatives Candidate1981-1986 6) Clippings Files – Individuals – John H. Miller, Lowell Weicker’s Chairman of 1982 Senatorial Campaign1978-1987 7) Clippings Files – Individuals – Toby Moffett, Connecticut United States Representative and Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1987-1988 8) Clippings Files – Individuals – Representative Bruce Morrison, Connecticut United States Representative1987 9) Clippings Files – Individuals – Senator Margaret Morton, Connecticut State Senator and Connecticut United States House of Representatives Candidate1985 10) Clippings Files – Individuals – Alan Nevas, Connecticut United States Attorney and Connecticut United States District Judge1987 11) Clippings Files – Individuals – Christine M. Niedermeyer, Connecticut United States House of Representatives Candidate1984 12) Clippings Files – Individuals – Nick Norton, Connecticut United States House of Representatives Candidate 1982-1988 13) Clippings Files – Individuals – William O’Neill, Governor of Connecticut1982-1985 14) Clippings Files – Individuals – Leonard Paoletta, Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut1981-1982 15) Clippings Files – Individuals – Bradford Perry, Connecticut United States Senate Candidate1978-1984 16) Clippings Files – Individuals – Howard Phillips, Chairman of Conservative Caucus1984 17) Clippings Files – Individuals – Perry Pisciotti, Waterbury, Connecticut Republican Town Chairman1987-1988 18) Clippings Files – Individuals – Robert Poliner, Connecticut Republican State Chairman1982-1983 19) Clippings Files – Individuals – Russell Post, Connecticut State Senator1981-1987 20) Clippings Files – Individuals – Ronald Reagan/White House1982, 1985 21) Clippings Files – Individuals – Abraham Ribicoff, Connecticut United States Senator1985 22) Clippings Files – Individuals – Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, West Virginia United States Senator1982-1983 23) Clippings Files – Individuals – Lewis Rome, Connecticut State Senator and Connecticut Gubernatorial Candidate1986-1988 24) Clippings Files – Individuals – Representative John G. Rowland, Connecticut United States Representative1985 25) Clippings Files – Individuals – Jack Rudolph, Connecticut State Representative1987-1988 26) Clippings Files – Individuals – Thomas Scott, Connecticut State Senator1987 27) Clippings Files – Individuals – Thom Serrani, Mayor of Stamford, Connecticut1983-1988 28) Clippings Files – Individuals – Christopher Shays, Connecticut United States Representative1984 29) Clippings Files – Individuals – Roger Stone, Ronald Reagan Campaign Advisor 1985-1988 30) Clippings Files – Individuals – Stan Twardy, Connecticut United States Attorney1980s 31) Clippings Files – Individuals – Ann Uccello, Salisbury, Connecticut Republican Town Chairman1987 32) Clippings Files – Individuals – R.E.Van Norstrand, Speaker of Connecticut State House of Representatives1985-1988 33) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – AIDSBox 8461984 1) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – CAP Agencies File1986-1988 2) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Education – Miscellaneous1988 3) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Health – Miscellaneous1982-1988 4) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Jobs/Labor – Miscellaneous1987 5) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Medicare1987-1988 6) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration –L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse1986-1987 7) Clippings Files – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Teamster Probe1982-1988 8) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Clippings – Miscellaneous1982 9) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Cary Cronan Obituary, Connecticut Journalist1980-1983 10) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Gray Weicker1979-1983 11) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Lowell P. Weicker Sr. – Obituaries of Lowell P. Weicker Sr., Alfred M. Gruenther, and A.B. Chapman1988 12) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Lowell Weicker and Watergate Reform1984 13) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Marriage – Lowell Weicker and Camille Weicker Divorce 1987-1988 14) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Republican Party, National and Connecticut1980 15) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Scott Weicker Wedding Announcement1980-1987 16) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Sonny Weicker1982-1983 17) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Tennis Articles1968-1988 18) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous, Folder 11968-1988 19) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous, Folder 21985 20) Clippings Files – Lowell Weicker Personal – “Wishy” Elwood Washburn – Mentor to Lowell Weicker and Greenwich Republican Town Committee Chairman1980s 21) Clippings Files – Mideast – Saudi Arms Request1988 22) Clippings Files – Rep. Connie Morella, Maryland United States Representative1988 23) Clippings Files – Edwin Meese – United States Attorney General1988 24) Clippings Files – Newspaper Endorsements – 1988 Senatorial Election1988 25) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Ansonia Evening Sentinel1979 26) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Bridgeport Post1987 27) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Chicago Tribune1987 28) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Columbia University Record1987 29) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Connecticut Jewish Ledger1987 30) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Connecticut Labor NewsBox 8471982-1988 1) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Connecticut Newspapers1987 2) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Danbury News-Times1987 3) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Fairpress, Norwalk, Connecticut 1988 4) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Litchfield County Times1988 5) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Meriden Record-Journal1979-1988 6) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Hartford Courant1979 7) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Naugatuck Daily News1979 8) Clippings Files – Newspapers – New Britain Herald1985-1987 9) Clippings Files – Newspapers – New Haven Register1987 10) Clippings Files – Newspapers – New London Day1985-1988 11) Clippings Files – Newspapers – New York Times1987 12) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Stamford Advocate1985-1987 13) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Wall Street Journal1987 14) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Washington Post1979-1987 15) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Waterbury Republican1979, 1988 16) Clippings Files – Newspapers – Westport News1988 17) Clippings Files – Periodicals – Articles – Ripon Forum1982, 1986 18) Clippings Files – Periodicals – Connecticut1987 19) Clippings Files – Periodicals – Science1986 20) Clippings Files – Periodicals – The New Republic1986 21) Clippings Files – Press – August 20-August 271987 22) Clippings Files – Press – January 11987 23) Clippings Files – Press – January 21987 24) Clippings Files – Press – January 31987 25) Clippings Files – Press – January 51987 26) Clippings Files – Press – January 61987 27) Clippings Files – Press – January 7 1987 28) Clippings Files – Press – January 81987 29) Clippings Files – Press – January 91987 30) Clippings Files – Press – January 101987 31) Clippings Files – Press – January 111987 32) Clippings Files – Press – January 121987 33) Clippings Files – Press – January 131987 34) Clippings Files – Press – January 141987 35) Clippings Files – Press – January 151987 36) Clippings Files – Press – January 161987 37) Clippings Files – Press – January 171987 38) Clippings Files – Press – January 181987 39) Clippings Files – Press – January 191987 40) Clippings Files – Press – January 201987 41) Clippings Files – Press – January 211987 42) Clippings Files – Press – January 221987 43) Clippings Files – Press – January 231987 44) Clippings Files – Press – January 241987 45) Clippings Files – Press – January 251987 46) Clippings Files – Press – January 261987 47) Clippings Files – Press – January 271987 48) Clippings Files – Press – January 281987 49) Clippings Files – Press – January 291987 50) Clippings Files – Press – January 301987 51) Clippings Files – Press – January 31 Box 8481987 1) Clippings Files – Press – February 11987 2) Clippings Files – Press – February 21987 3) Clippings Files – Press – February 31987 4) Clippings Files – Press – February 41987 5) Clippings Files – Press – February 51987 6) Clippings Files – Press – February 61987 7) Clippings Files – Press – February 71987 8) Clippings Files – Press – February 81987 9) Clippings Files – Press – February 91987 10) Clippings Files – Press – February 101987 11) Clippings Files – Press – February 111987 12) Clippings Files – Press – February 121987 13) Clippings Files – Press – February 131987 14) Clippings Files – Press – February 141987 15) Clippings Files – Press – February 151987 16) Clippings Files – Press – February 161987 17) Clippings Files – Press – February 171987 18) Clippings Files – Press – February 181987 19) Clippings Files – Press – February 191987 20) Clippings Files – Press – February 201987 21) Clippings Files – Press – February 221987 22) Clippings Files – Press – February 231987 23) Clippings Files – Press – February 24 1987 24) Clippings Files – Press – February 251987 25) Clippings Files – Press – February 261987 26) Clippings Files – Press – February 271987 27) Clippings Files – Press – February 281987 28) Clippings Files – Press – March 11987 29) Clippings Files – Press – March 21987 30) Clippings Files – Press – March 31987 31) Clippings Files – Press – March 41987 32) Clippings Files – Press – March 51987 33) Clippings Files – Press – March 6-71987 34) Clippings Files – Press – March 81987 35) Clippings Files – Press – March 91987 36) Clippings Files – Press – March 101987 37) Clippings Files – Press – March 111987 38) Clippings Files – Press – March 121987 39) Clippings Files – Press – March 131987 40) Clippings Files – Press – March 141987 41) Clippings Files – Press – March 151987 42) Clippings Files – Press – March 161987 43) Clippings Files – Press – March 171987 44) Clippings Files – Press – March 181987 45) Clippings Files – Press – March 191987 46) Clippings Files – Press – March 201987 47) Clippings Files – Press – March 21 1987 48) Clippings Files – Press – March 221987 49) Clippings Files – Press – March 231987 50) Clippings Files – Press – March 241987 51) Clippings Files – Press – March 251987 52) Clippings Files – Press – March 261987 53) Clippings Files – Press – March 271987 54) Clippings Files – Press– March 281987 55) Clippings Files – Press – March 291987 56) Clippings Files – Press – March 301987 57) Clippings Files – Press – March 311987 58) Clippings Files – Press – April 11987 59) Clippings Files – Press – April 21987 60) Clippings Files – Press – April 31987 61) Clippings Files – Press – April 41987 62) Clippings Files – Press – April 5Box 8491987 1) Clippings Files – Press – April 61987 2) Clippings Files – Press – April 71987 3) Clippings Files – Press – April 81987 4) Clippings Files – Press – April 91987 5) Clippings Files – Press – April 101987 6) Clippings Files – Press – April 111987 7) Clippings Files – Press – April 121987 8) Clippings Files – Press – April 13 1987 9) Clippings Files – Press – April 141987 10) Clippings Files – Press – April 151987 11) Clippings Files – Press – April 161987 12) Clippings Files – Press – April 171987 13) Clippings Files – Press – April 181987 14) Clippings Files – Press – April 191987 15) Clippings Files – Press – April 201987 16) Clippings Files – Press – April 211987 17) Clippings Files – Press – April 221987 18) Clippings Files – Press – April 231987 19) Clippings Files – Press – April 241987 20) Clippings Files – Press – April 251987 21) Clippings Files – Press – April 261987 22) Clippings Files – Press – April 271987 23) Clippings Files – Press – April 281987 24) Clippings Files – Press – April 291987 25) Clippings Files – Press – April 301987 26) Clippings Files – Press – May 11987 27) Clippings Files – Press – May 21987 28) Clippings Files – Press – May 31987 29) Clippings Files – Press – May 41987 30) Clippings Files – Press – May 51987 31) Clippings Files – Press – May 61987 32) Clippings Files – Press – May 7 1987 33) Clippings Files – Press – May 81987 34) Clippings Files – Press – May 91987 35) Clippings Files – Press – May 101987 36) Clippings Files – Press – May 111987 37) Clippings Files – Press – May 121987 38) Clippings Files – Press – May 131987 39) Clippings Files – Press – May 141987 40) Clippings Files – Press – May 151987 41) Clippings Files – Press – May 161987 42) Clippings Files – Press – May 171987 43) Clippings Files – Press – May 181987 44) Clippings Files – Press – May 191987 45) Clippings Files – Press – May 201987 46) Clippings Files – Press – May 21Box 8501987 1) Clippings Files – Press – May 221987 2) Clippings Files – Press – May 231987 3) Clippings Files – Press – May 241987 4) Clippings Files – Press – May 251987 5) Clippings Files – Press – May 261987 6) Clippings Files – Press – May 271987 7) Clippings Files – Press – May 281987 8) Clippings Files – Press – May 291987 9) Clippings Files – Press – May 31 1987 10) Clippings Files – Press – June 11987 11) Clippings Files – Press – June 21987 12) Clippings Files – Press – June 31987 13) Clippings Files – Press – June 41987 14) Clippings Files – Press – June 51987 15) Clippings Files – Press – June 61987 16) Clippings Files – Press – June 71987 17) Clippings Files – Press – June 81987 18) Clippings Files – Press – June 91987 19) Clippings Files – Press – June 101987 20) Clippings Files – Press – June 111987 21) Clippings Files – Press – June 121987 22) Clippings Files – Press – June 131987 23) Clippings Files – Press – June 151987 24) Clippings Files – Press – June 161987 25) Clippings Files – Press – June 171987 26) Clippings Files – Press – June 181987 27) Clippings Files – Press – June 191987 28) Clippings Files – Press – June 201987 29) Clippings Files – Press – June 211987 30) Clippings Files – Press – June 221987 31) Clippings Files – Press – June 231987 32) Clippings Files – Press – June 241987 33) Clippings Files – Press – June 25 1987 34) Clippings Files – Press – June 261987 35) Clippings Files – Press – June 271987 36) Clippings Files – Press – June 281987 37) Clippings Files – Press – June 291987 38) Clippings Files – Press – June 301987 39) Clippings Files – Press – July 11987 40) Clippings Files – Press – July 21987 41) Clippings Files – Press – July 31987 42) Clippings Files – Press – July 41987 43) Clippings Files – Press – July 51987 44) Clippings Files – Press – July 61987 45) Clippings Files – Press – July 7Box 8511987 1) Clippings Files – Press – July 81987 2) Clippings Files – Press – July 91987 3) Clippings Files – Press – July 101987 4) Clippings Files – Press – July 111987 5) Clippings Files – Press – July 121987 6) Clippings Files – Press – July 131987 7) Clippings Files – Press – July 141987 8) Clippings Files – Press – July 151987 9) Clippings Files – Press – July 161987 10) Clippings Files – Press – July 171987 11) Clippings Files – Press – July 18 1987 12) Clippings Files – Press – July 191987 13) Clippings Files – Press – July 201987 14) Clippings Files – Press – July 211987 15) Clippings Files – Press – July 221987 16) Clippings Files – Press – July 231987 17) Clippings Files – Press – July 241987 18) Clippings Files – Press – July 251987 19) Clippings Files – Press – July 261987 20) Clippings Files – Press – July 271987 21) Clippings Files – Press – July 281987 22) Clippings Files – Press – July 291987 23) Clippings Files – Press – July 301987 24) Clippings Files – Press – July 311987 25) Clippings Files – Press – August 11987 26) Clippings Files – Press – August 21987 27) Clippings Files – Press – August 31987 28) Clippings Files – Press – August 41987 29) Clippings Files – Press – August 51987 30) Clippings Files – Press – August 61987 31) Clippings Files – Press – August 7Box 8521987 1) Clippings Files – Press – August 81987 2) Clippings Files – Press – August 91987 3) Clippings Files – Press – August 10 1987 4) Clippings Files – Press – August 111987 5) Clippings Files – Press – August 121987 6) Clippings Files – Press – August 131987 7) Clippings Files – Press – August 141987 8) Clippings Files – Press – August 151987 9) Clippings Files – Press – August 161987 10) Clippings Files – Press – August 171987 11) Clippings Files – Press – August 181987 12) Clippings Files – Press – August 191987 13) Clippings Files – Press – August 201987 14) Clippings Files – Press – August 211987 15) Clippings Files – Press – August 231987 16) Clippings Files – Press – August 241987 17) Clippings Files – Press – August 251987 18) Clippings Files – Press – August 261987 19) Clippings Files – Press – August 271987 20) Clippings Files – Press – August 281987 21) Clippings Files – Press – August 291987 22) Clippings Files – Press – August 301987 23) Clippings Files – Press – August 311987 24) Clippings Files – Press – September 11987 25) Clippings Files – Press – September 21987 26) Clippings Files – Press – September 31987 27) Clippings Files – Press – September 4 1987 28) Clippings Files – Press – September 61987 29) Clippings Files – Press – September 81987 30) Clippings Files – Press – September 91987 31) Clippings Files – Press – September 101987 32) Clippings Files – Press – September 111987 33) Clippings Files – Press – September 121987 34) Clippings Files – Press – September 131987 35) Clippings Files – Press – September 141987 36) Clippings Files – Press – September 151987 37) Clippings Files – Press – September 161987 38) Clippings Files – Press – September 171987 39) Clippings Files – Press – September 181987 40) Clippings Files – Press – September 191987 41) Clippings Files – Press – September 201987 42) Clippings Files – Press – September 211987 43) Clippings Files – Press – September 221987 44) Clippings Files – Press – September 231987 45) Clippings Files – Press – September 241987 46) Clippings Files – Press – September 251987 47) Clippings Files – Press – September 261987 48) Clippings Files – Press – September 271987 49) Clippings Files – Press – September 281987 50) Clippings Files – Press – September 291987 51) Clippings Files – Press – September 30 1987 52) Clippings Files – Press – October 1Box 8531987 1) Clippings Files – Press – October 21987 2) Clippings Files – Press – October 31987 3) Clippings Files – Press – October 41987 4) Clippings Files – Press – October 51987 5) Clippings Files – Press – October 61987 6) Clippings Files – Press – October 71987 7) Clippings Files – Press – October 81987 8) Clippings Files – Press – October 91987 9) Clippings Files – Press – October 101987 10) Clippings Files – Press – October 111987 11) Clippings Files – Press – October 121987 12) Clippings Files – Press – October 131987 13) Clippings Files – Press – October 141987 14) Clippings Files – Press – October 151987 15) Clippings Files – Press – October 161987 16) Clippings Files – Press – October 171987 17) Clippings Files – Press – October 181987 18) Clippings Files – Press – October 191987 19) Clippings Files – Press – October 201987 20) Clippings Files – Press – October 211987 21) Clippings Files – Press – October 221987 22) Clippings Files – Press – October 23 1987 23) Clippings Files – Press – October 241987 24) Clippings Files – Press – October 251987 25) Clippings Files – Press – October 261987 26) Clippings Files – Press – October 271987 27) Clippings Files – Press – October 281987 28) Clippings Files – Press – October 291987 29) Clippings Files – Press – October 301987 30) Clippings Files – Press – October 311987 31) Clippings Files – Press – November 11987 32) Clippings Files – Press – November 21987 33) Clippings Files – Press – November 31987 34) Clippings Files – Press – November 41987 35) Clippings Files – Press – November 51987 36) Clippings Files – Press – November 61987 37) Clippings Files – Press – November 71987 38) Clippings Files – Press – November 81987 39) Clippings Files – Press – November 91987 40) Clippings Files – Press – November 10Box 8541987 1) Clippings Files – Press – November 111987 2) Clippings Files – Press – November 121987 3) Clippings Files – Press – November 131987 4) Clippings Files – Press – November 141987 5) Clippings Files – Press – November 15 1987 6) Clippings Files – Press – November 161987 7) Clippings Files – Press – November 171987 8) Clippings Files – Press – November 181987 9) Clippings Files – Press – November 191987 10) Clippings Files – Press – November 201987 11) Clippings Files – Press – November 211987 12) Clippings Files – Press – November 221987 13) Clippings Files – Press – November 231987 14) Clippings Files – Press – November 241987 15) Clippings Files – Press – November 251987 16) Clippings Files – Press – November 261987 17) Clippings Files – Press – November 271987 18) Clippings Files – Press – November 281987 19) Clippings Files – Press – November 291987 20) Clippings Files – Press – November 301987 21) Clippings Files – Press – December 11987 22) Clippings Files – Press – December 21987 23) Clippings Files – Press – December 31987 24) Clippings Files – Press – December 41987 25) Clippings Files – Press – December 51987 26) Clippings Files – Press – December 61987 27) Clippings Files – Press – December 71987 28) Clippings Files – Press – December 81987 29) Clippings Files – Press – December 9 1987 30) Clippings Files – Press – December 101987 31) Clippings Files – Press – December 111987 32) Clippings Files – Press – December 121987 33) Clippings Files – Press – December 131987 34) Clippings Files – Press – December 141987 35) Clippings Files – Press – December 151987 36) Clippings Files – Press – December 161987 37) Clippings Files – Press – December 171987 38) Clippings Files – Press – December 181987 39) Clippings Files – Press – December 191987 40) Clippings Files – Press – December 201987 41) Clippings Files – Press – December 211987 42) Clippings Files – Press – December 221987 43) Clippings Files – Press – December 231987 44) Clippings Files – Press – December 241987 45) Clippings Files – Press – December 251987 46) Clippings Files – Press – December 261987 47) Clippings Files – Press – December 271987 48) Clippings Files – Press – December 281987 49) Clippings Files – Press – December 291987 50) Clippings Files – Press – December 301987 51) Clippings Files – Press – December 31Box 8551988 1) Clippings Files – Press – January 1 1988 2) Clippings Files – Press – January 21988 3) Clippings Files – Press – January 31988 4) Clippings Files – Press – January 41988 5) Clippings Files – Press – January 51988 6) Clippings Files – Press – January 61988 7) Clippings Files – Press – January 71988 8) Clippings Files – Press – January 81988 9) Clippings Files – Press – January 91988 10) Clippings Files – Press – January 101988 11) Clippings Files – Press – January 111988 12) Clippings Files – Press – January 121988 13) Clippings Files – Press – January 131988 14) Clippings Files – Press – January 141988 15) Clippings Files – Press – January 151988 16) Clippings Files – Press – January 161988 17) Clippings Files – Press – January 171988 18) Clippings Files – Press – January 181988 19) Clippings Files – Press – January 191988 20) Clippings Files – Press – January 201988 21) Clippings Files – Press – January 211988 22) Clippings Files – Press – January 221988 23) Clippings Files – Press – January 231988 24) Clippings Files – Press – January 241988 25) Clippings Files – Press – January 25 1988 26) Clippings Files – Press – January 261988 27) Clippings Files – Press – January 271988 28) Clippings Files – Press – January 281988 29) Clippings Files – Press – January 291988 30) Clippings Files – Press – January 301988 31) Clippings Files – Press – January 311988 32) Clippings Files – Press – February 11988 33) Clippings Files – Press – February 21988 34) Clippings Files – Press – February 31988 35) Clippings Files – Press – February 41988 36) Clippings Files – Press – February 51988 37) Clippings Files – Press – February 61988 38) Clippings Files – Press – February 71988 39) Clippings Files – Press – February 81988 40) Clippings Files – Press – February 91988 41) Clippings Files – Press – February 101988 42) Clippings Files – Press – February 111988 43) Clippings Files – Press – February 121988 44) Clippings Files – Press – February 131988 45) Clippings Files – Press – February 141988 46) Clippings Files – Press – February 151988 47) Clippings Files – Press – February 161988 48) Clippings Files – Press – February 171988 49) Clippings Files – Press – February 18 1988 50) Clippings Files – Press – February 19Box 8561988 1) Clippings Files – Press – February 201988 2) Clippings Files – Press – February 211988 3) Clippings Files – Press – February 221988 4) Clippings Files – Press – February 231988 5) Clippings Files – Press – February 241988 6) Clippings Files – Press – February 251988 7) Clippings Files – Press – February 261988 8) Clippings Files – Press – February 271988 9) Clippings Files – Press – February 281988 10) Clippings Files – Press – February 291988 11) Clippings Files – Press – March 11988 12) Clippings Files – Press – March 21988 13) Clippings Files – Press – March 31988 14) Clippings Files – Press – March 41988 15) Clippings Files – Press – March 51988 16) Clippings Files – Press – March 61988 17) Clippings Files – Press – March 71988 18) Clippings Files – Press – March 81988 19) Clippings Files – Press – March 91988 20) Clippings Files – Press – March 101988 21) Clippings Files – Press – March 111988 22) Clippings Files – Press – March 12 1988 23) Clippings Files – Press – March 131988 24) Clippings Files – Press – March 141988 25) Clippings Files – Press – March 151988 26) Clippings Files – Press – March 161988 27) Clippings Files – Press – March 171988 28) Clippings Files – Press – March 181988 29) Clippings Files – Press – March 191988 30) Clippings Files – Press – March 201988 31) Clippings Files – Press – March 211988 32) Clippings Files – Press – March 221988 33) Clippings Files – Press – March 231988 34) Clippings Files – Press – March 241988 35) Clippings Files – Press – March 251988 36) Clippings Files – Press – March 261988 37) Clippings Files – Press – March 271988 38) Clippings Files – Press – March 281988 39) Clippings Files – Press – March 291988 40) Clippings Files – Press – March 301988 41) Clippings Files – Press – March 31Box 8571988 1) Clippings Files – Press – April 11988 2) Clippings Files – Press – April 2-31988 3) Clippings Files – Press – April 4-101988 4) Clippings Files – Press – April 11-17 1988 5) Clippings Files – Press – April 18-221988 6) Clippings Files – Press – April 23-291988 7) Clippings Files – Press – April 301988 8) Clippings Files – Press – May 4-141988 9) Clippings Files – Press – May 15-211988 10) Clippings Files – Press – May 22-281988 11) Clippings Files – Press – May 29-311988 12) Clippings Files – Press – June 1-41988 13) Clippings Files – Press – June 5-111988 14) Clippings Files – Press – June 12-17Box 8581988 1) Clippings Files – Press – June 18-251988 2) Clippings Files – Press – June 26-301988 3) Clippings Files – Press – July 1-21988 4) Clippings Files – Press – July 3-91988 5) Clippings Files – Press – July 10-161988 6) Clippings Files – Press – July 17-231988 7) Clippings Files – Press – July 24-301988 8) Clippings Files – Press – July 311988 9) Clippings Files – Press – August 1-6Box 8591988 1) Clippings Files – Press – August 7-131988 2) Clippings Files – Press – August 14-20 1988 3) Clippings Files – Press – August 21-271988 4) Clippings Files – Press – August 28-311988 5) Clippings Files – Press – September 1-31988 6) Clippings Files – Press – September 4-101988 7) Clippings Files – Press – September 11-171988 8) Clippings Files – Press – September 18-241988 9) Clippings Files – Press – September 25-301988 10) Clippings Files – Press – October 11988 11) Clippings Files – Press – October 2-7Box 8601988 1) Clippings Files – Press – October 8-141988 2) Clippings Files – Press – October 15-221988 3) Clippings Files – Press – October 23-311988 4) Clippings Files – Press – November 1-71988 5) Clippings Files – Requested Articles1988 6) Clippings Files – Small Business1988 7) Clippings Files – Small Business – Wedtech Bribery Scandal1988 8) Clippings Files – Transportation – Amtrak1988 9) Clippings Files – Transportation – Highways – Connecticut1988 10) Clippings Files – Transportation – North East Transportation Bus Strike1988 11) Clippings Files – Transportation – Weigh Station, Westport and Greenwich, ConnecticutBox 861 1987 1) Press Releases – Advance Wednesday – Weicker to Speak at Greenwich Library, Thursday to Address Machinists Union – January 11987 2) Press Releases – Weicker Moves to Bar Contra Funding – March 101987 3) Press Releases – Pipeline Hearing Set – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – July 81987 4) Press Releases – Weicker Urges Primary Vote – July 101987 5) Press Releases – Claudia Weicker Salutes Bicentennial – July 131987 6) Press Releases – Senate Page Applications Now Being Accepted – July 201987 7) Press Releases – Weicker Moves to Strengthen Protection for Mentally Ill – July 241987 8) Press Releases – Chronology: Iroquois Issue – Iroquois Gas Pipeline and Lowell Weicker – July 201987 9) Press Releases – Titanic Bill Passes Senate – August 31987 10) Press Releases – Pre-Recess Press Conference Thursday – August 41987 11) Press Releases – Subcommittee Moves Pipeline Amendment – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – September 101987 12) Press Releases – Weicker-Chaffee Push Medicaid Reform, Seek Deinstitutionalization of Disabled – September 101987 13) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Distinguished Service Award – September 141987 14) Press Releases – Advance – Tuesday Weicker to Receive Honorary Columbia University Degree, Wednesday, Weicker to Address Connecticut State AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization – September 151987 15) Press Releases – Advance – Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health, and Human Services – Debate on 1988 Legislation – September 171987 16) Press Releases – Money Okayed for Long Island Sound Pollution Fight – September 221987 17) Press Releases – Weicker Offers NIH-DOD, National Institute of Health and Department of Defense Cooperation Amendment – September 231987 18) Press Releases – Weicker Plan Would Shed Light on Pentagon “Black” Budget – September 26 1987 19) Press Releases – Statement from the Office of Senator Lowell Weicker – Hospitalization for Kidney Stones – September 281987 20) Press Releases – Press Conference Friday – September 301987 21) Press Releases – Applications Being Accepted for Japan-United States Senate Scholarship Program – October 61987 22) Press Releases – Charter Oak Bridge Money Approved – October 61987 23) Press Releases – Advance Notice: Weicker Honored by AIDS Action Council – October 71987 24) Press Releases – Press Releases – Weicker Lauds Navy Response in Persian Gulf – Urges War Powers Action – October 91987 25) Press Releases – Advance Notice: Weicker Receives ARC, Association of Retarded Citizens Award – October 151987 26) Press Releases – Update: Notice ARC, Association of Retarded Citizens Ceremony Changed – October 151987 27) Press Releases – Weicker Receives NWPC, National Women’s Political Caucus “Good Guy” Award – October 161987 28) Press Releases – Madison Intern Attends Republican Briefing – October 291987 29) Press Releases – Advance Notice: Weicker to Receive JDF, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation “Man of the Year Award’ – Will Appear on CPTV, Connecticut Public Television – November 31987 30) Press Releases – Update Notice: JDF, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Ceremony – November 61987 31) Press Releases – Weicker Calls for Oceans Hearing – November 91987 32) Press Releases – Weicker Amendment Passes Senate – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – November 181987 33) Press Releases – Weicker Receives National Council of Jewish Women Social Action Award – November 191987 34) Press Releases – Weicker Urges Fairness in Deficit Reduction – November 201987 35) Press Releases – Senate Passes Education Package; Measure Includes Amendment – December 1 1987 36) Press Releases – Weicker Praises INF, Intermediate Range Nuclear Force Plan – December 41987 37) Press Releases – Weicker Supports Tax-Exempt Bonds for Indian Tribes – December 71987 38) Press Releases – Weicker Lauded for Environment Work – December 81987 39) Press Releases – Weicker Asks Institute of Medicine Probe of Childhood Illness Effects – December 91987 40) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Rehabilitation Services Administration Commissioners Award – December 121987 41) Press Releases – Advance: Wednesday – Weicker to Receive ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union Congressional Civil Liberties Award – December 141987 42) Press Releases – Press Conference Thursday – December 141987 43) Press Releases – Senate Approves Weicker Amendment to the Needy – December 141987 44) Press Releases – Update – Press Conference – December 161987 45) Press Releases – Questions from Mary Post/Newsweek – December 171987 46) Press Releases – Weicker Receives ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union Congressional Civil Liberties Award – December 171987 47) Press Releases – It’s a Boy – December 181987 48) Press Releases – Health Funding Plan Emerges – December 191987 49) Press Releases – Conferences Set Environmental Tests for Pipeline – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – December 211987 50) Press Releases – Bridgeport Technology Plan Advances in Congress1988 51) Press Releases – Weicker Appointed to Holocaust Memorial – January 61988 52) Press Releases – Note: Hodel Letter, Iroquois – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – January 61988 53) Press Releases – Weicker to Speak at Martin Luther King Service in Atlanta – January 121988 54) Press Releases – Correction Notice: Weicker to Address Machinist’s Union – January 13 1988 55) Press Releases – Hearing Set on Minority Small Business Reform – January 211988 56) Press Releases – Senate Restores Civil Rights Protections – January 281988 57) Press Releases – Weicker Urges Investigation of Death of Sicelo Godfrey Dlomo in South Africa – January 281988 58) Press Releases – Lowell Weicker and Dave Durenberger Introduce Infant Health Care Bill – February 21988 59) Press Releases – Advance: Weicker in West Hartford – February 111988 60) Press Releases – Weicker Health Bill Moves in Senate – February 171988 61) Press Releases – Weicker Bill Puts OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Fines to Work – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – February 241988 62) Press Releases – Lowell Weicker and Higher Education Funding – Student Financial Assistance – February 291988 63) Press Releases – Advance: Weicker to Attend Apartheid Protest – March 11988 64) Press Releases – Weicker Names Campaign Press Secretary Chris Janis – March 11988 65) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Distinguished Service Award – National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association – March 11988 66) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Special Health Appreciation Award – New England Community Health Centers Association and National Association of Community Health Centers, Incorporated – March 11988 67) Press Releases – Senate Panel Okays Weicker Amendment – Seeks Rise in Community Health Services – March 21988 68) Press Releases – Federal Support for Research and Development Percentages Increases – March 21988 69) Press Releases – FERC, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chief Sees Delay – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – March 31988 70) Press Releases – Remarks of Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr. – Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance Center – Norwalk, Connecticut – March 61988 71) Press Releases – Pipeline Route Plan Rejected; Interior Bars Proposal to Cross Scenic Trail – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – March 14 1988 72) Press Releases – Congress Honors People of Ireland – March 171988 73) Press Releases – Congress Restores Civil Rights Protections – Civil Rights Restoration Act – March 221988 74) Press Releases – Weicker Vows Amtrak Fight – March 241988 75) Press Releases – Advance: April 5, 6, 7, and 8 Advance Schedule – March 291988 76) Press Releases – Notice – The Long Range Planner – April 11988 77) Press Releases – Advance: Weicker to Address Labor Conference – National Legislative Conference of the Building and Construction Department of the AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization – April 121988 78) Press Releases – Weicker Nominates “The Babe” for Medal of Freedom – Babe Ruth – April 131988 79) Press Releases – Highlights of Weicker Amendment – Transfer of Health Funding from Superconducting Supercollider – April 141988 80) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Legislative Award – American Association for Counseling and Development Legislative Service Award – April 191988 81) Press Releases – Advance Tuesday April 26: Weicker OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Administration Oversight Hearings – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – April 211988 82) Press Releases – Advance Saturday April 23: Weicker to Attend L’Ambiance Observance – April 22 1988 83) Press Releases – Advance Schedule: April 251988 84) Press Releases – Weicker Urges Action on Acid Rain – April 261988 85) Press Releases – Advance: Schedule of April 281988 86) Press Releases – AIDS PSA, Public Service Announcement – May 31988 87) Press Releases – Weicker Proposes Health Care Commission – May 91988 88) Press Releases – Update: Secretary of Education William Bennett at Appropriations Subcommittee – May 91988 89) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Congressional Initiative Award – American Horticultural Therapy Association and Florists Transworld Delivery – May 161988 90) Press Releases – Senate Panel Approves Minority Small Business Reform – May 17 1988 91) Press Releases – Advance Recess Schedule of May 261988 92) Press Releases – Weicker Meets with Archbishop Iakovos – Primate of Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America – June 61988 93) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Environmental Achievement Award – United States Friends of United Nations Environment Program] – June 7Box 8621988 1) Press Releases – Weicker Cites Failures in Trade Bill Vote – June 81988 2) Press Releases – Catastrophic Illness Measure Sent to White House; Weicker Hails Landmark Medicare Protection – June 91988 3) Press Releases – Senate Panel Okays Effort on Pollution; Money Slated for Fight on Ocean Dumping – Long Island Sound – June 101988 4) Press Releases – Weicker Introduces OSHA, Occupational Health and Safety Administration Reform – June 161988 5) Press Releases – Advance: Weicker in Greenwich – June 211988 6) Press Releases – Pro-Choice Amendment Advances – Medicaid Coverage of Abortion – June 211988 7) Press Releases – Connecticut Towns Gain Role in Airport Plans – June 221988 8) Press Releases – Panel Approves Bill to Aid Victims Families – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – June 221988 9) Press Releases – Key Senate Panel Backs Abortion Rights for Rape and Incest Victims – June 231988 10) Press Releases – Senate Approves Minority Small Business Improvement – July 71988 11) Press Releases – Connecticut Students Receive Lowell Weicker Internships – July 111988 12) Press Releases – Senate Approves Transportation Appropriations Package – July 121988 13) Press Releases – Senate Moves Veterans Agency Towards Cabinet Level – July 12 1988 14) Press Releases – Senate Okays Environmental Protection Provisions – July 13, 19881988 15) Press Releases – Senate Approves SBA, Small Business Administration Reauthorization – July 141988 16) Press Releases – Holocaust Exhibit “In Der Nacht” – Deaf Holocaust Survivors – July 181988 17) Press Releases – Vets Key Whaler Win Softball – July 191988 18) Press Releases – Senate Considers LHHS, Labor, Health, and Human Services Education Appropriation – July 251988 19) Press Releases – Senate Approves Funding to Study Ocean Dumping and Long Island Sound – July 261988 20) Press Releases – Senate Approves Health Funding – July 271988 21) Press Releases – Advance: Weicker to Testify Regarding Martin Luther King Commission – August 11988 22) Press Releases – Senate Approves Medical Waste Bill – August 31988 23) Press Releases – Senate Approves Dumping Ban – Ocean Dumping – August 91988 24) Press Releases – Senate Okays P & Am Protection and Advocacy for Institutionalized Mentally Ill – August 101988 25) Press Releases – FYI: August 13, 1988 – Weicker Amendment – Medicaid Funds for Abortion1988 26) Press Releases – Weicker Attends Catastrophic Illness Conference – August 231988 27) Press Releases – Advance: Weicker to Attend March on Washington Rally – August 241988 28) Press Releases – Lloyd Bentsen Health Award Goes to Weicker – August 251988 29) Press Releases – Advance FYI: Below are Highlights of Schedule for the Week – September 71988 30) Press Releases – Weicker Introduces Apartheid Measure – September 71988 31) Press Releases – Advance September 8: Committee Probes – Ball Bearing and Roller Bearing Industry Decline – Foreign Competition – September 8 1988 32) Press Releases – Weicker Lauds Reagan Effort as Arms Reduction Begins – September 81988 33) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Lloyd Bentsen Health Award – September 81988 34) Press Releases – Advance FYI: Below are High-Lights of the Weekly Schedule – September 121988 35) Press Releases – Domestic Spending Bill Signed into Law – September 201988 36) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Wayne Morse Integrity Award – September 211988 37) Press Releases – Advance September 22, 1988: Joint House Senate Hearing on the Basis of Disability1988 38) Press Releases – Witness List: Senate Subcommittee on the Handicapped and House Subcommittee on Select Education –Hearing on Discrimination on the Basis of Disability – September 261988 39) Press Releases – House/Senate Panel Holds Disability Rights Hearing – September 271988 40) Press Releases – Advance Wednesday October 3: September 29, 1988 – Weicker in Hartford and Groton1988 41) Press Releases – Advance 4:00 PM, Saturday October 8, 1988 – Weicker in Derby – October 7, 19881988 42) Press Releases – Cubans Release Ship – October 121988 43) Press Releases – Weicker Saves Connecticut Opera – October 121988 44) Press Releases – Weicker Receives Lasker Award – November 61988 45) Press Releases – Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration Appropriations 1988 46) Press Releases – Department of Education Appropriations1988 47) Press Releases – Weicker – Ocean Issues1988 48) Press Releases – Weicker Bill Puts Fines to Work – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse1986-1988 49) Press Releases – Apartheid, South Africa1974 50) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 1974 1976 51) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19761977 52) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19771978 53) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19781979 54) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19791981 55) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19811982 56) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19821983 57) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19831984 58) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19841985 59) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 1985Box 8631986 1) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 1986 – 99th Congress – 2nd Session1987 2) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19871988 3) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases 19881969-1971 4) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases – Congressional – U.S. House of Representatives, Folder 11969-1971 5) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases – Congressional – U.S. House of Representatives, Folder 21969-1971 6) Press Releases – Archived Press Releases – Congressional – U.S. House of Representatives, Folder 31988 7) Press Releases – Campaign Press Releases – 1988 Senatorial Election1986-1988 8) Press Releases – Economy1986-1988 9) Press Releases – Education1974-1977 10) Press Releases – Watergate ReformBox 864 1987 1) Speeches and Statements – Lowell Weicker Floor Statement – Clean Water Act, S. 1 – January 61987 2) Speeches and Statements – Statement - Labor and Human Resources Hearing – National Goals in Education – January 141987 3) Speeches and Statements – Statement Before the Committee on Labor and Human Resources – January 151987 4) Speeches and Statements – Statement Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee – January 281987 5) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statements – Attempt to Ban Honorarium Income – January 9 and April 81987 6) Speeches and Statements – Titanic – Protection of RMS Titanic as a Maritime Memorial – February 171987 7) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement on the Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987 – February 191987 8) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Joint Council of Allergy and Immunology – February 191987 9) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Tower Commission Report – Iran-Contra – February 261987 10) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Tower Commission Report – Iran-Contra – March 11987 11) Speeches and Statements – Otis R. Bowen Statement Before Labor/Health and Human Services Committee on Appropriations, March 121987 12) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Opening Statement – Labor/Health and Human Services Fiscal Year 1988 Budget – March 121987 13) Speeches and Statements – Lowell Weicker Amendments Included in Committee Welfare Reform Legislation – Jobs for Employable Dependent Individuals Act – March 181987 14) Speeches and Statements – Statement at Labor and Human Resources Committee on S. 557 – The Civil Rights Restoration Act – March 191987 15) Speeches and Statements – Statement on Detained Children in South Africa – March 251987 16) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – National Community Action Foundation – March 27 1987 17) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – New York Academy of Sciences – April 11987 18) Speeches and Statements – Statement on Override of Highway Bill Veto – H.R. 2, Highway and Mass Transit Bill – April 11987 19) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – National Council of University Research Administrators – April 31987 20) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Hits Reagan AIDS – Floor – April 31987 21) Speeches and Statements – Talking Points – Union of American Hebrew Congregations – April 71987 22) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Reauthorization of the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act – April 81987 23) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Death of Congressman Stewart B. McKinney – May 81987 24) Speeches and Statements – Talking Points – Princeton-Liposome Conference – May 111987 25) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – University of Maryland Spring Conference on Disability – May 121987 26) Speeches and Statements – McKinney Memorial Service – May 141987 27) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Connecticut Education Association, Hartford, Connecticut – May 161987 28) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Early Intervention Research Institute – May 181987 29) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Minimum Essential Health Care Legislation – May 191987 30) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Pathways Decision – Home for Mentally Ill in Greenwich, Connecticut – May 281987 31) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Introduces Bill for Childhood Illness Coverage – May 281987 32) Speeches and Statements – Statement Regarding Reverend Sullivan Statement – South Africa – June 31987 33) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Conference of Episcopal Networks, St. Louis, Missouri – June 4 1987 34) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Norwalk State Technical College Commencement – June 151987 35) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Yale University Schools of Medicine and Nursing – June 51987 36) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Family Planning Amendments of 1987 – Bill to Reauthorize Title X of Public Health Service Act – June 101987 37) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Dodd/Weicker Contra Amendment – June 181987 38) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Jewish National Fund of America – June 241987 39) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Praises Powell – Retirement of Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell – June 261987 40) Speeches and Statements – Statements on Reagan’s Nomination of Robert Bork – U.S. Supreme Court Nominee – July 71987 41) Speeches and Statements – Statement of Lowell Weicker – Hearing of Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Regulation and Conservation, Newtown, Connecticut – July 201987 42) Speeches and Statements – Titanic – Removal of Artifacts – July 271987 43) Speeches and Statements – Statement, Grove City – Civil Rights Restoration Act – July 281987 44) Speeches and Statements – Statement – AIDS Bill Press Conference – July 301987 45) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – University of Connecticut and Project Oceanology – August 1Box 8651987 1) Speeches and Statements – To Prohibit the Importation of Objects from the RMS Titanic – August 3 1987 2) Speeches and Statements – Statement for CPTV’s, Connecticut Public Television, 25 Year Anniversary – August 191987 3) Speeches and Statements – Opening Statement – Wedtech Corporation – Bribery Scandal Hearings – September 9 1987 4) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Commemorative Colloquium Marking Centennial of NIH, National Institute of Health – September 91987 5) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Introduction of the Medicaid Home and Community Quality Services Act – September 101987 6) Speeches and Statements – Remarks Upon Receiving an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws Degree – Columbia University – September 151987 7) Speeches and Statements – Remarks Connecticut State AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization – September 61987 8) Speeches and Statements – National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Years 1988 and 1989 – September 181987 9) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health, and Human Services – Title X Family Planning Program – September 181987 10) Speeches and Statements – Statement – War Powers Resolution – Persian Gulf – September 221987 11) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Amendment #771 – To Require Reports to Congress of Department of Defense Black Programs – September 261987 12) Speeches and Statements – Remarks Before the Presidential AIDS Commission – September 301987 13) Speeches and Statements – National Defense Authorization for Fiscal Years 1988 and 1989 –October 21987 14) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Nomination of Judge Robert Bork – United States Supreme Court Nominee – October 51987 15) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – AIDS Action Council – October 81987 16) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Handicapped Subcommittee Hearing on Implementing the 1986 Amendments to the Rehabilitation Act – October 81987 17) Speeches and Statements – Statement on President’s South Africa Report – October 81987 18) Speeches and Statements – Statement – War Powers Act – Persian Gulf – October 8 1987 19) Speeches and Statements – Senators Weicker-John Chafee Push Medicaid Reform – October 101987 20) Speeches and Statements – mendment #956 for CDC, Center for Disease Control to Provide AIDS Education – October 14 1987 21) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – The Association for Retarded Citizens – October 151987 22) Speeches and Statements – Statement – October 19 – Persian Gulf and War Powers Act1987 23) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Labor and Human Resources Committee Mark-up of S. 1366, Family Planning Amendments of 1987 – October 211987 24) Speeches and Statements – Statement – The Occupational Safety and Health Administration] Report on the L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse – October 221987 25) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Senate Foreign Relations Committee – South Africa – October 221987 26) Speeches and Statements – The Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge – October 301987 27) Speeches and Statements – Remarks to the Greater Hartford Jewish Foundation – October 311987 28) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Republican Party – Presentation at the University of Virginia – November 51987 29) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – American Society of Yad Vashem, New York City, New York – November 151987 30) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association/National Health Council – November 171987 31) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – National Council of Jewish Women – November 191987 32) Speeches and Statements – Statement on S. 373, Robert T. Stafford Elementary and Secondary Education Improvement Act, December 11987 33) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Subcommittee on Environmental Protection, December 21987 34) Speeches and Statements – Response Upon Receiving Undersea Research Award – December 81987 35) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – Amendment of the CR Feed the Needy – Donation of Unused Senate Cafeteria Food to the Needy of the District of Columbia – December 111987 36) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – T-800 Helicopter, December 11 1987 37) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, December 121987 38) Speeches and Statements – The Minority Small Business Act of 1987, December 151987 39) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, Washington Office, December 161987 40) Speeches and Statements – Statement on Passage of Iroquois Amendments – Iroquois Gas Pipeline – December 221987 41) Speeches and Statements – Opening Statement – Small Business Administration Fiscal Year 1988 Budget Proposal1987 42) Speeches and Statements – Statement on Weicker Report Relative to the L’Ambiance Plaza Project Building Collapse in Bridgeport, Connecticut1988 43) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Death of Tiny Markle – Radio Talk Show Host at WICC, Bridgeport, Connecticut – January 31988 44) Speeches and Statements – Statement Regarding Trident Announcement – Trident Submarine Contract Awarded to Electric Boat – January 51988 45) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Greenwich Library, Greenwich, Connecticut – January 131988 46) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia – Martin Luther King Day – January 181988 47) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Civil Rights Restoration Act – January 261988 48) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – FCC, Federal Communications Commission and Rupert Murdoch, Media Cross Ownership – January 291988 49) Speeches and Statements – Statement – ANWR, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Markup – Oil Exploration on Arctic National Wildlife Reserve – February1988 50) Speeches and Statements – Opening Statement on S. 1993 – The Minority Business Development Program Reform Act of 1987 –February 2Box 866 1988 1) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – University of Connecticut Health Center – February 4 1988 2) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – UJA, United Jewish Appeal – February 181988 3) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Arthritis Coalition – February 231988 4) Speeches and Statements – Statement – S. 2 – Senatorial Election Campaign Act – February 231988 5) Speeches and Statements – Occupational Safety and Health Administration – L’Ambiance Plaza Building Collapse, – February 241988 6) Speeches and Statements – Senate Floor Statement of S. 2 – Senatorial Election Campaign Act – February 261988 7) Speeches and Statements – National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, Inc. – March 11988 8) Speeches and Statements – Statement Outside South African Embassy, Washington, DC – March 21988 9) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance Center – March 61988 10) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – American Diabetes Association – March 141988 11) Speeches and Statements – Statement – NFIB, National Federation of Independent Business Press Conference – March 161988 12) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Statement to Connecticut NOW’s, National Organization of Women – St. Patrick’s Day Event – March 171988 13) Speeches and Statements – Opening Statement – Hearing on the Report of the Commission on Education of the Deaf – March 211988 14) Speeches and Statements – Republican Platform Hearing – March 301988 15) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – National Invitational Tournament Championship, University of Connecticut Men’s Basketball – March 311988 16) Speeches and Statements – Introductory Floor Statement – SBA, Small Business Administration Pilot Preferred Surety Bond Guarantee Program – March 311988 17) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Morse College, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut – April 51988 18) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – WesConn, Western Connecticut State University, Danbury, Connecticut – April 6 1988 19) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Greater New Haven Leadership Luncheon – April 71988 20) Speeches and Statements – Remarks: Building and Construction, AFL-CIO, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization – April 131988 21) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Appointed to National Commission on Children – April 151988 22) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Statement on Receiving National Children’s Commission, National Commission on Children Appointment – April 151988 23) Speeches and Statements – Opening Statement – Labor and Human Resources Committee Hearing – L’Ambiance Plaza Construction Disaster – April 261988 24) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Americans with Disabilities Act – April 281988 25) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Hartford County Bar Association, Hartford, Connecticut – May 31988 26) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Connecticut Down Syndrome Congress, Glastonbury, Connecticut – May 71988 27) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Handicapped Subcommittee Hearing on Reauthorization of Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Individuals Act – May 101988 28) Speeches and Statements – Amendment No. 2013 – To Provide Commercial Air Travel Arrangements Relating to the Cost of Air Travel of Department of Defense Contract Personnel – May 101988 29) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – AIDS Medical Resource Center Physicians Association, Washington, DC – May 111988 30) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Anti-Apartheid Act Amendments – South Africa Sanctions – May 121988 31) Speeches and Statements – Transcript – “Fourth Estate”, Radio Show – 1988 Senatorial Election – May 131988 32) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – Drug Amendment to Department of Defense Bill – May 131988 33) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – USA Today’s Academic Team – Top Twenty High School Students – May 161988 34) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Additional Financial Information – Lowell Weicker’s Public Financial Disclosure Statement – May 16 1988 35) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Senior Citizens – May 191988 36) Speeches and Statements – Statement – INF – Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty – May 271988 37) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, Yale University School of Medicine – May 301988 38) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Boston, Massachusetts – Health Insurance – May 211988 39) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Waterbury State Technical College, Waterbury, Connecticut – June 31988 40) Speeches and Statements – Congressional Record – National AIDS Policy Recommendations – June 61988 41) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – War Powers Act – Persian Gulf – June 61988 42) Speeches and Statements – Opening Statement – Republican Platform Hearing – June 71988 43) Speeches and Statements – Statement – National Harness Horse Week – June 71988 44) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Conference Report to the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 1988 – June 81988 45) Speeches and Statements – Testimony Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee – South Africa – June 221988 46) Speeches and Statements – Remarks Before the National Innovation Workshop on “Making Innovation Pay” – June 231988 47) Speeches and Statements – Statement: Greenwich High School Commencement – June 221988 48) Speeches and Statements – Statement on the Senate Floor by Lowell Weicker – AIDS – June 291988 49) Speeches and Statements – FYI: Edited Comments in Response to Press Questions – July 61988 50) Speeches and Statements – Statement – Department of Veterans Affairs Act of 1988 – July 11 1988 51) Speeches and Statements – Statement on Amendment to the Parental and Medical Leave Act – July 141988 52) Speeches and Statements – Statement on S. 2561, Technology-Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities Act of 1988 – July 141988 53) Speeches and Statements – Statement on S. 2619 – Small Business Administration Reauthorization Act – July 141988 54) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Connecticut Republican Convention, Hartford, Connecticut – July 161988 55) Speeches and Statements – Statement Regarding Martin Luther King Federal Holiday Commission – August 21988 56) Speeches and Statements – Press Conference – Republican Platform Committee – August 41988 57) Speeches and Statements – Department of Defense Inspector General Review of Command Headquarters – August 51988 58) Speeches and Statements – Press Conference – Republican Platform Committee – August 51988 59) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – March on Washington – August 271988 60) Speeches and Statements – Weicker Introduces Apartheid Measure – South Africa – September 71988 61) Speeches and Statements – Implementation of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty – September 81988 62) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Washington, DC Lloyd Bentsen Award – September 81988 63) Statement on the Impacts of Foreign Competition Upon the United States Bearing Industry – September 81988 64) Speeches and Statements – Remarks – Hartford, Connecticut – September 151988 65) Speeches and Statements – Remarks Prepared for Delivery on Senate Floor – Parental Leave Act of 1988 – September 281988 66) Speeches and Statements – Statement on South Africa – October 51988 67) Speeches and Statements – Floor Statement – S. 2393, The Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Individuals Amendments Act of 1988 1974 68) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19741975 69) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19751976 70) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19761979 71) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 1979Box 8671981 1) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19811982 2) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19821983 3) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19831984 4) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19841985 5) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19851986 6) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 1986 – 99th Congress – Second Session, Folder 11986 7) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 1986 – 99th Congress – Second Session, Folder 21987 8) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19871988 9) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 19881980s 10) Speeches and Statements – Archived Statements 1980sMarjie Sudderth FilesBox 8681987-1988 1) ABA Washington Letter1981-1988 2) Abuse – Kids and Women1985 3) Action for Children’s Television, ACT1987-1988 4) Administrative Law Judges – S. 1181 – Amend the Method of Setting Salary1979-1985 5) Affirmative Action – Executive Order 11246, Folder 1 1985-1987 6) Affirmative Action – Executive Order 11246, Folder 21978-1985 7) Affirmative Action – Executive Order 11246, Folder 31981 8) AHOP Bonus – CROG, Areawide Housing Opportunities Program – Capitol Region of Governments, CRCOG1979-1985 9) Amerasian Immigration Act1984 10) Appropriations – Commerce, Justice, State and the Judiciary and related agenciesBox 8691983 1) Appropriations – Justice – Legal Services Corporation, Folder 11983 2) Appropriations – Justice – Legal Services Corporation, Folder 21981 3) Appropriations – Justice – Legal Services Corporation – Background and Fight for Survival1983 4) Appropriations – Justice – Legal Services Corporation – Battle to Save the Legal Services Corporation]1981 5) Appropriations – Justice – Legal Services Corporation Funding, H.R. 41691988 6) Appropriations Requests – Letters Signed by Lowell Weicker1983 7) Appropriations – State, Justice – Legal Services Corporation1986-1988 8) Bankruptcy – Inslaw Corporation1983-1984 9) Bankruptcy – Omnibus Bankruptcy Improvements Act of 1983, Bankruptcy Court and Federal Judgeship Act of 19831983 10) Beverage Container – S. 1247 – Beverage Container Reuse and Recycling ActBox 8701987-1988 1) Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, Folder 11987-1988 2) Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, Folder 21987-1988 3) Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, Folder 31975-1983 4) Bottle Bill Legislation – S. 709 – Beverage Container Reuse and Recycling Act 1987-1988 5) Budget Fiscal Year 19891983-1985 6) Bureau of Consular Affairs – Department of State – Information for Traveling Abroad1985 7) Cambodians – International Security and Development Act of 19851981 8) Capital Punishment – ACLU Policy #234, Evaluation of S. 1141981-1984 9) Capital Punishment – Amnesty International Information1980 10) Capital Punishment – Beck v. Alabama1976 11) Capital Punishment – Coker v. Georgia1966-1981 12) Capital Punishment – CRS Reports – “Capital Punishment”, “Capital Punishment: Pro and Con Arguments”, “Federal Death Penalty Statutes”, Charts on Sentencing Provisions1824 13) Capital Punishment – Excerpt from the Parish Records, Taynton Church, Oxfordshire, EnglandBox 8711971 1) Capital Punishment – Furman v. Georgia1976, 1980 2) Capital Punishment – Godfrey v. Georgia, Gregg v. Georgia1966-1981 3) Capital Punishment – Hearings/Judiciary Committee1981 4) Capital Punishment – H. J. Res. 17, S. 1141984-1986 5) Capital Punishment – Index – S. 239 – The Federal Death Penalty Bill1975, 1977 6) Capital Punishment – Jurek v. Texas, Lockett v. Ohio1984-1986 7) Capital Punishment – McCleskey v. Kemp1981-1984 8) Capital Punishment – Memorandum – S. 1765 – Establishing Constitutional Procedures for Imposition of Capital Punishment1985-1988 9) Capital Punishment – Racially Disproportionate Capital Sentencing1975 10) Capital Punishment – Roberts v. Louisiana, Woodson v. North Carolina1974, 1980 11) Capital Punishment – Report #93-1194, Report # 96-554 1984, 1988 12) Capital Punishment – S. 2455 – Death Penalty in Case of Drug Related Killings1980 13) Capital Punishment – University of Pennsylvania Law Review, “Deciding Who Dies”Box 8721984 1) Catalog of Federal Financial Assistance – Domestic Assistance1981-1982 2) CDBG – Bridgeport Community Development Block Grant1984 3) Frank Charneau – Professional Pilot – Request for “Green Card”1982-1985 4) Child Abuse/Pornography1981 5) Child-Snatching Bill – S. 1759 – Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act1984 6) Cigarette Labeling – H.R. 3979 – Health Warnings on Cigarette Packaging and Advertising1984 7) Civil Rights Act of 1984, S. 25681987 8) Civil Rights Division – Justice Department1985-1987 9) Civil Rights Restoration Acts of 1985, 1987 – Grove City Decision1986 10) Judge Harry E. Claiborne – Impeachment Proceedings1987 11) Commerce, Justice, State Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 11987 12) Commerce, Justice, State Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988, Folder 21988 13) Commerce, Justice, State Appropriations Fiscal Year 19891981 14) Comparable Worth – Gunther v. County of Washington1987 15) Competitive Equality Banking Act of 19871986 16) Computer Fraud1984-1986 17) Consumer Affairs and Legislation – 98th and 99th CongressesBox 8731984-1986 1) Consumer and Homemaking Education 1984-1986 2) Consumer Articles, Brochures, Handbooks – United States Office of Consumer Affairs1985-1986 3) Consumer Issues – Miscellaneous1984 4) Consumer Product Safety Commission1987 5) Court Interpreter Bill – Improvements to the Federal Court Interpreter Program1985 6) Consumer Product Safety Commission Authorization, S. 10771982 7) CSPC: Ban on Urea Formaldehyde Foam, April 1982 – CPSC: Consumer Product Safety Commission1986 8) Connecticut Section 202 Projects, Fiscal Year 1986 – Elderly Housing1983 9) DATACOM – Datacom Systems Corporation – United States Economic Development Administration Denial of Loan1985 10) Daylight Saving Time – Extension of Daylight Saving Time1986 11) John N. Dempsey – Ellis Island Medal of Honor1987 12) Department of Justice Grants to Connecticut Agencies, 19871984 13) Discrimination – Conrail v. Darrone1982-1987 14) Drug Abuse, Folder 11982-1987 15) Drug Abuse, Folder 21986 16) Drug Abuse 1986, Folder 1Box 8741986 1) Drug Abuse 1986, Folder 21986 2) Drug Abuse 1986, Folder 31988 3) Drug Bill and Amendments – Summary – S. 2852 – Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act of 19881987-1988 4) Drugs – Connecticut1988 5) Drugs – Drug Czar – Increased Penalties, Firearms, Money Laundering 1988 6) Drugs – Education, Corporations, Federal Government, Alcohol, Nicotine, Folder 1Box 8751988 1) Drugs – Education, Corporations, Federal Government, Alcohol, Nicotine, Folder 21986 2) Drugs – Federal Drug Testing, Preventing Drug Use in School, Stiffer Penalties for Manufacturing and Trafficking Drugs1985-1988 3) Drugs – International Narcotics Control1988 4) Drugs – National Drug Policy Board1987 5) Drugs – OTA, Congressional Office of Technology Assessment – The Border War on Drugs1988 6) Drugs – White House Conference for a Drug Free America1980-1983 7) EEOC, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission – Equal Pay Act and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act1984 8) Jack Elder – Casa Romero – Shelter for Central American Refugees, San Benito, Texas1982-1987 9) El Salvador – S. 332 – Salvadoran/Nicaraguan Refugee Protection Bill, Folder 1Box 8761985 1) El Salvador – S. 332 – Salvadoran/Nicaraguan Refugee Protection Bill, Folder 21985-1987 2) El Salvador – S. 332 – Salvadoran/Nicaraguan Refugee Protection Bill, Folder 31984-1988 3) El Salvador – S. 332 – Salvadoran/Nicaraguan Refugee Protection Bill, Folder 41984-1985 4) Emergency Shelters – FEMA – Budget Amendment on Emergency Food and Shelter1969, 1984 5) Equal Access Amendment Box 8771982-1988 1) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Folder 11982-1988 2) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Folder 21987-1988 3) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission – Nominations: Letters/Telegrams – Opposition and/or Support, Folder 11987-1988 4) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission – Nominations: Letters/Telegrams – Opposition and/or Support, Folder 21982-1986 5) Equal Rights Amendment: Background – Proposed ERA, Folder 11982-1986 6) Equal Rights Amendment: Background – Proposed ERA, Folder 21981-1988 7) Equal Rights Amendment: Lowell Weicker Statements – Congressional Research Service Information and ArticlesBox 8781984 1) Ethiopia – Famine and Human Rights Situation in Africa1987-1988 2) Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1987 – S. 558, H.R. 1158 – Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, Folder 11987-1988 3) Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1987 – S. 558, H.R. 1158 – Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, Folder 21987-1988 4) Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1987 – S. 558, H.R. 1158 – Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988, Folder 31986 5) Thomas Fallon – Attorney, Former Mayor/Malden, Connecticut – Conflict of Interest in Accepting Position as Legal Counsel with the Malden Housing Authority1982-1983 6) Farmers Home Administration Projects1983 7) Federal Tort Claims Act, S. 775 – Government Accountability Act of 19831985-1987 8) FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency1986 9) Fire Prevention and Control Act Reauthorization, S. 21801986 10) Sidney Fitzwater Nomination – Federal Court Judge Nominee/Northern District of Texas 1985 11) Federal Trade Commission – Airports – Expansion of Antitrust Challenge to Airports1983-1984 12) Federal Trade Commission Authorization/98th Congress – S. 1714 – Federal Trade Commission Act Amendments of 1983, Folder 1Box 8791983-1984 1) Federal Trade Commission Authorization/98th Congress – S. 1714 – Federal Trade Commission Act Amendments of 1983, Folder 21980-1985 2) Federal Trade Commission Authorization – S. 1078 [Federal Trade Commission Act Amendments of 1985]1981 3) Federal Trade Commission – Cereals Case – Shared Monopoly Case Against the Three Largest Cereal Makers in the United States1984 4) Federal Trade Commission Funeral Regulations – Protect Consumers Making Funeral Arrangements1985 5) Federal Trade Commission – Hunger Album/Band Aids – Records Financial Proceeds to Benefit Victims of the Ethiopian Famine1984 6) Federal Trade Commission – New Used Car Rule1983 7) Federal Trade Commission Regional Offices – Reprogramming of Regional Offices1983 8) Federal Trade Commission – Regulatory Action, 1983 – Statement by Federal Trade Commission Chairman James Miller on Regulatory Reform1981-1982 9) Federal Trade Commission/Used Care Rule – Legislative Veto1983 10) General Revenue Sharing Reauthorization Bill1979 11) General Revenue Sharing – Revenue Sharing with the States1979-1981 12) General Revenue Sharing – States and Counties Issues, Folder 1Box 8801979-1981 1) General Revenue Sharing – States and Counties Issues, Folder 21985 2) Grove City Bill – CRS and Support Info.1985 3) Grove City Bill – Dole Draft, Bill Drafts 1985 4) Grove City Bill, H.R. 700, S. 272 – Civil Rights Restoration Act of 19851984-1985 5) Grove City Bill, H.R. 700, S. 431, S. 272, S. 2568 – Civil Rights Act of 19841985 6) Grove City Bill – Memos, Reports, Lexis-Nexis1985 7) Grove City Bill – Religious Stance on Grove City, H.R. 700, S. 2721985 8) Grove City Bill, S. 4311985 9) Grove City Bill, S. 431 – Grove City College v. BellBox 8811986 1) Grove City Bill – Tribute to Flo Hyman1985-1987 2) Gun Control – Federal Firearms Owners Protection Act, S. 49, Folder 11985-1987 3) Gun Control – Federal Firearms Owners Protection Act, S. 49, Folder 21981 4) Gun Control – S. 1030 – The Federal Firearms Reform Act, Folder 11979-1981 5) Gun Control – S. 1030 – The Federal Firearms Reform Act, Folder 21981-1982 6) Gun Control – S. 1030 – The Federal Firearms Reform Act, Folder 31985 7) Hand Gun Control – News Clippings1987-1988 8) Handgun Violence Protection Act, S. 466, H.R. 975 – The “Brady Bill” – Waiting Period to Purchase a Handgun1981-1984 9) Hartford, Connecticut Discretionary Request, LW/DeNardis – First Baptist Church of Hartford1987 10) Alcee Hastings – U.S. District Court Judge/Proposed Impeachment of Hastings1985-1986 11) Home Audio Recording Act – Patents, Trademarks and CopyrightBox 8821986-1987 1) Homeless – Connecticut Homeless Legislation, S. 477 – Homeless Veterans Assistance Act of 1987, S. 809 – Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act1984-1987 2) Homeless – Federal response, funding issues, Community for Creative Non- Violence, Washington, D.C. 1986-1988 3) Homeless – Financial Assistance1985-1988 4) Homeless in Connecticut1987 5) Homeless – “Saving Lives: Emergency Federal Aid Reaches the Streets”1980-1984 6) Homeless Shelter – St. Vincent de Paul Society, Waterbury, Connecticut1988 7) Homeless – Stewart McKinney Homeless Assistance Act – Omnibus McKinney Homeless Assistance Act of 19881987 8) Homeless – Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act, H.R. 558; also Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act1988 9) Homeless – Stewart McKinney Reauthorization Act of 1988Box 8831987 1) Homeless – Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act – H.R. 558, Folder 11987 2) Homeless – Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act – H.R. 558, Folder 21987 3) Homeless – Urgent Relief for the Homeless Act – H.R. 558, Folder 31983 4) Housing 1983Box 8841983 1) Housing and Community Development Act of 1983, S. 13381987-1988 2) Housing and Community Development Act of 1987, S. 825 – Memos, Letters, Handwritten Notes1987-1988 3) Housing and Community Development Act of 1987, S. 825 – Press Clippings, Articles, Congressional Record, Federal Register1987-1988 4) Housing and Community Development Act of 1987, S. 825 – The Bill, Memos, Letters, Notices, Handwritten Notes1984 5) Housing and Urban-Rural Recovery Act of 1983 – Congressional Research Service Report1982 6) Housing Articles. Folder 1Box 885 1982 1) Housing Articles. Folder 21979-1983 2) Housing Authority of the City of Waterbury, Connecticut1983 3) Housing – Bridgeport, Connecticut1982 4) Housing – Cochran Federal Housing Authority Amendment, Amendment Number 1906 – Rural Housing1988 5) Housing – Community Development Block Grants – Section 8, Elderly and Handicapped, Funding Issues, Folder 11988 6) Housing – Community Development Block Grants – Section 8, Elderly and Handicapped, Funding Issues, Folder 21982 7) Housing – Connecticut –Annual Housing Market Report; Construction Activity: Housing Units in Connecticut1987-1988 8) Housing – Connecticut – Barbour-Waverly Co-op, Chappelle GardensUndated 9) Housing – Connecticut – Cadbury Schweppes, Incorporated – Urban Development Action Grant1984 10) Housing – Connecticut – Connecticut Enterprise Zone Program1984 11) Housing – Connecticut – Church Street South – Close Out1984 12) Housing – Connecticut – East Hartford CDBG, Community Development Block Grant1983-1984 13) Housing – Connecticut – Franklin Industrial Park – EDA, Economic Development Administration1985-1987 14) Housing – Connecticut – Hartford Redevelopment Agency1983-1985 15) Housing – Connecticut – Hershey Lake Compounce Family ParkBox 8861986-1987 1) Housing – Connecticut Housing Finance Authority1986 2) Housing – Connecticut – Report: “Housing Discrimination and Opportunities in the State of Connecticut”1984 3) Housing – Connecticut Science Park, 19841981-1985 4) Housing – Connecticut – Science Park Development Corporation 1984 5) Housing – Connecticut – Sigourney Mews UDAG, Urban Development Action Grant1987-1988 6) Housing – Connecticut – Stamford and Greenwich Housing Authorities1985 7) Housing – Connecticut – Stamford South End Project1987 8) Housing – Connecticut – Stratford Application for Comprehensive Improvement Assistance Program (CIAP) Funding1982 9) Housing – Connecticut – The 1983 Federal Housing Budget1987-1988 10) Housing – Connecticut Housing Press Clippings1988 11) Housing Debate – Housing and Urban Development – Low Income Housing Shortage1988 12) Housing – Elderly Housing1983-1985 13) Housing – Fair Housing, 98th and 99th CongressesBox 8871981-1983 1) Housing – Federal Housing Authority – Rent, Mortgage Insurance, Rehabilitation Loans1987-1988 2) Housing Grants – Housing and Urban Development Grants to Connecticut Cities1988 3) Housing – Homeless, Mortgage Subsidies, Increase in Rental Units1988 4) Housing – “Housing Needs Assessment; South Western Region of Connecticut”1988 5) Housing – Housing and Urban Development Grants c. 1983 6) Housing – Insurance Programs1986-1988 7) Housing Issues – Neighborhood Housing Services1982-1983 8) Housing – Low Income/Assisted Housing, Folder 11982-1983 9) Housing – Low Income/Assisted Housing, Folder 2Box 888 1981-1982 1) Housing – Lugar Bill Background, H.R. 5922 – Urgent Supplemental Appropriations Bill, Housing Stimulus Program1984-1988 2) Housing – Miscellaneous1982 3) Housing – Mutual Housing Program1988 4) Housing – “National Affordable Housing Act”1983-1985 5) Housing – New Haven PHA Project, Public Housing Agencies, Folder 11983-1985 6) Housing – New Haven PHA Project, Public Housing Agencies, Folder 21978, 1983 7) Housing – Pending Programs1982 8) Housing – President’s Commission on Housing: Final Report1984 9) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Brookside Development Project1983-1984 10) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Elm HavenBox 8891984-1985 1) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Elm Haven Update1983-1984 2) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Norwalk Public Housing Agency1985 3) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Science Park Development Corporation1984-1985 4) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Solar Green and HODAG Background1984 5) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Underwood Project 19841983-1984 6) Housing Projects – Connecticut – Westwood Village and Ivy School1983 7) Housing – Public Housing and Section 8 Issues1987 8) Housing – Public Housing – Emergency Housing Act of 19871985-1987 9) Housing – Public Housing – Federal/Connecticut Issues1982 10) Housing – Report: “The Mortgage Subsidy Bond Tax Act of 1980: Experience under the Permanent Rules”1986 11) Housing Resolution, Fiscal Year 1986 Budget – S. Res. 343, S. Res. 344, S. 2074 – Urban Development Action Grants, Housing for Elderly/Handicapped, Community Development Block Grants 1982-1983 12) Housing – Rural Housing, Health and Human Services/Department of LaborBox 8901981-1982 1) Housing – S. 2226 – Emergency Mortgage Interest Reduction Payments Act of 19821987-1988 2) Housing – Seymour Hollander Housing Project, Bridgeport, Connecticut1980 3) Housing – The Urban Institute – “Housing Vouchers for the Poor”1988 4) Housing – UDAG Grants, Yale – Urban Development Action Grant1985 5) Housing – UDAG’s 1985, Connecticut1980 6) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations FY 1981 General Background1983-1984 7) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations, 1983, 19841985 8) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 11985 9) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Fiscal Year 1986, Folder 2Box 8911987-1989 1) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Fiscal Years 1988 and 19891987 2) Housing and Urban Development Fiscal Year 1988 Appropriations, H.R. 27831985 3) Housing and Urban Development Housing Programs1983 4) Housing and Urban Development – Meadowbrook Apartments, West Haven1981-1982 5) Housing and Urban Development – Miscellaneous Projects1981-1984 6) Housing and Urban Development Projects – Hartford, Connecticut1985 7) Housing and Urban Development Projects – Hartford, Connecticut – Immanuel House, Chappell Gardens Cooperative1985 8) Housing and Urban Development Projects – Hartwood Foundation, Alexandria, Virginia1984-1985 9) Housing and Urban Development Projects – New Haven, Connecticut – Westville Manor, Brookside Apartments Box 8921981-1982 1) Housing and Urban Development – Troubled Projects1988 2) Immigration Act of 1988 – S. 2104, H.R. 51151987 3) Immigration Agricultural Workers Provision – Alien Amnesty Program, Folder 11987 4) Immigration Agricultural Workers Provision – Alien Amnesty Program, Folder 21983-1984 5) Immigration – Americans Resident Overseas1987-1988 6) Immigration – Amnesty, Stricter Immigration Regulations, Employment of Illegal Aliens1985-1987 7) Immigration Bill, S. 1200 – The Immigration Reform and Control Act, Folder 11985-1987 8) Immigration Bill, S. 1200 – The Immigration Reform and Control Act, Folder 2Box 8931985-1987 1) Immigration Bill, S. 1200 – The Immigration Reform and Control Act, Folder 31984 2) Immigration – Congressional Report Service Report – “Section-by-Section Comparison of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1983”1987-1988 3) Immigration – Khao I. Dang Refugee Letter – Vietnamese Refugees1987 4) Immigration – Miscellaneous – Asylum1984 5) Immigration – Recent Information – Visa information, Refugees, S. 529 – Immigration Reform and Control Act1983-1984 6) [Immigration Reform and Control]1983 7) Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1983, S. 529Box 8941985-1986 1) Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, Folder 11985-1986 2) Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, Folder 21986 3) Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, Folder 3 1988 4) Immigration – Refugees, Amnesty, Employer, Visa Issues1985 5) Immigration – Seasonal Worker Program1981 6) “Immigration Trial Practice: Exclusion, Deportation and Asylum”1979-1980 7) Insurance Amendment – Cannon Amendment/Federal Trade Commission Act of 19791983-1985 8) IOLTA, Interest of Lawyers Trust Account1985-1986 9) Japanese-American InternmentBox 8951988 1) Japanese War Internment Bill – S. 10091985-1986 2) Johl File – Peter Johl Complaint for Acquisition of History Property by the Town of Groton, Connecticut1984-1986 3) Judicial System – Sentencing Commission – Lowell D. Jensen1983-1984 4) Judiciary Committee – Crime Bill, General, S. 1762 – Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 19831979-1980 5) Judiciary Committee – Exclusionary Rule – General Accounting Office Report1982 6) Judiciary Committee – Exclusionary Rule, Illinois v. Gates – American Bar Association Brief1914, 1961 7) Judiciary Committee – Exclusionary Rule, Mapp v. Ohio, Weeks v. United States1982-1984 8) Judiciary Committee – Exclusionary Rule, S. 1764 – Exclusionary Rule Limitation Act of 19831953, 1982 9) Judiciary Committee – Habeas Corpus – Brown v. Allen, Engle v. Issac, Rose v. Mitchell1963-1977 10) Judiciary Committee – Habeas Corpus – Fay v. Noia, Jones v. North Carolina, Chapman v. California1977-1978 11) Judiciary Committee – Habeas Corpus – Federal Practice and Procedure1982-1984 12) Judiciary Committee – Habeas Corpus, S. 1763 – Reform of Federal Intervention in State Proceedings Act of 1983 Box 8961982 1) Judiciary Committee Hearing – Habeas Corpus, S. 2216 – The Habeas Corpus Reform Act of 19821985-1988 2) Justice Assistance Act1981 3) Justice Department – Civil Rights Division – News Articles1987-1988 4) Juvenile Justice 19871974-1988 5) Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention1981-1983 6) Legal Services Corporation, Folder 11981-1983 7) Legal Services [Corporation, Folder 2Box 8971982-1983 1) Legal Services Corporation Act1983-1985 2) Legal Services Corporation – Board of Directors Nominees, Folder 11983-1985 3) Legal Services Corporation – Board of Directors Nominees, Folder 21982 4) Legal Services Corporation Complaint – William Rood v. Legal Services Connecticut1982 5) Legal Services Corporation – Nominations, Folder 11982 6) Legal Services Corporation – Nominations, Folder 21984-1985 7) Legal Services Corporation – Nominees, Folder 1Box 8981984-1985 1) Legal Services Corporation – Nominees, Folder 21984-1985 2) Legal Services Corporation – Nominees, Folder 31985 3) Legal Services Corporation Nominees – Weicker Statement and Nominee Applications1983 4) Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization 1981 5) Legal Services Corporation – Reauthorization 1981, Folder 11981 6) Legal Services Corporation – Reauthorization 1981, Folder 21983 7) Legal Services for the Poor – McCalpin v. Dana1969-1984 8) Litigation – Miscellaneous CasesBox 8991984 1) Local Government Antitrust, H.R. 6027 – Local Government Antitrust Act of 19841982-1983 2) 1983 Legal Services Corporation Appropriations, Folder 11982-1983 3) 1983 Legal Services Corporation Appropriations, Folder 21981 4) Legal Services Corporation – Fiscal Year 1982 Budget: Hearings, Amendments by Hatch and Helms1980-1981 5) Legal Services Corporation Programs in Connecticut1983 6) Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization – Briefing Book1983 7) Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization – Correspondence, Statements, Conference Reports, Talking Points1983 8) Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization – Proposed Amendments to S. 1133Box 9001982-1984 1) Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization – Regulations, Folder 11982-1984 2) Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization – Regulations, Folder 2 1982 3) Legal Services Corporation – S. 2393 – Civil Suits Against the Legal Services Corporation1984 4) MacNeil-Lehrer Transcript – Judiciary/First Amendment1985 5) Malt Beverage Interbrand Bill – H.R. 2262, S. 16801981, 1985 6) McClure-Volkmer Bill, S. 49, H.R. 945 – Amends the Gun Control Act of 1968 to Meet the Needs of Hunters and Sportsmen 1984 7) Mental Health Benefits Under Medicaid: A Survey of the StatesUndated 8) Mental Illness – Article: “Patients Bills of Rights: A Survey of State Statutes1977-1985 9) Mental Illness – Articles, Congressional Research Service Reports, Press ClippingsUndated 10) Mental Illness – Draft Report of Senate Staff Visits to Psychiatric FacilitiesUndated 11) Mental Illness – Handwritten notes1985 12) Mental Illness – Handwritten Notes, Press Clippings – My notes on Mental InstitutionsBox 9011981 1) Mental Illness – Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded Standards; Civil Commitment Statutes; Incident Review Systems1980-1984 2) Mental Illness – Insufficient Care Facilities for the Mentally Disabled1976-1983 3) Mental Illness – Legal Cases, Folder 11976-1983 4) Mental Illness – Legal Cases, Folder 21981-1985 5) Mental Illness – Legal Concerns for the Mentally Handicapped1981 6) Mental Illness – Medication Review of State Psychiatric Centers and State Developmental Centers1980-1982 7) Mental Illness – Psychiatric Medication1984 8) Mental Illness – Report: “Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act” – Justice1980-1985 9) Mental Illness – Site VisitsBox 9021981 1) Mental Illness – “Special Difficulties of Access and Special Unmet Legal Problems of the Non-Institutionalized Elderly”1981-1984 2) Mental Illness – Subcommittee on the Handicapped, Investigation Information, Patient Stories, Press Clippings 1981-1984 3) Mental Illness – Subcommittee on the Handicapped, Investigation of Institutions, Patient stories1978-1981 4) Metric – Metric Conversion Act1982-1986 5) Missing Children1983-1985 6) Missing Children/Juvenile Justice – S. 2014 – Missing Children’s Assistance Act of 19831983 7) Mortgage Revenue Bonds Legislation 1983 – Residential Mortgage Investment Act of 19831984 8) NALEO, National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials1986 9) National Housing Services, NHS – Neighborhood Reinvestment1988 10) National Institute of Justice – Justice Department – Bias/Hate CrimesBox 9031984 1) Neighborhood Housing Services Week1986 2) Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation – Budget – Fiscal Year 19871982-1984 3) New Haven, Connecticut Housing Authority, Folder 11982-1984 4) New Haven, Connecticut Housing Authority, Folder 21983-1984 5) New Haven EDA Grant – Economic Development Administration Grant1981-1982 6) New Haven Housing Authority1983 7) New London Customs House – New London Maritime Society Proposal/Customs House Conversion to a New London Maritime Museum1986 8) NHPHA/Andoh – New Haven Housing Authority/Anthony Andoh Investigation1982 9) Norwalk Urban Park1983 10) Norwich UDAG, Urban Development Action Grant, Connecticut1984-1988 11) Pay Equity – Comparable Worth – S. 552, Federal Employee Compensation Equity Study Commission Act of 1987 Box 9041984-1985 1) Pay Equity – Federal Employee Anti-Sex Discrimination in Compensation Act of 1985, S. 519, Folder 11984-1985 2) Pay Equity – Federal Employee Anti-Sex Discrimination in Compensation Act of 1985, S. 519, Folder 21986-1987 3) Pay Equity –Women’s Organizations, Equal Rights Issues, Folder 11986-1987 4) Pay Equity – Women’s Organizations, Equal Rights Issues, Folder 21983 5) Pension Fund Investment for Housing1986-1987 6) Polygraph Protection Act, S. 1815, Folder 1Box 9051986-1987 1) Polygraph Protection Act, S. 1815, Folder 21985-1988 2) Polygraph Testing Bill 1987, - 1985, 1988 – Polygraph Protection Act1985-1987 3) Pornography – Attorney General Meese Commission1984-1987 4) Pornography – Child Abuse1981 5) Prison Reform/Sentencing Reform1982-1984 6) Product Liability Act, S. 441985 7) Product Liability – S. 100, Product Liability Act1982-1983 8) Public Housing – CIAP, Council of Large Public House Authorities, Costs Beyond Control FundingBox 9061982-1983 1) Public Housing Stock1984 2) Puerto Rico – Two Articles from the Congressional Research Service Main File1986 3) Race Relations in the United States – “With Severity and Detriment for All”1983-1986 4) Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, RICO1985-1986 5) Record and Movie Rating 1988 6) Refugee Appropriations, Assistance Fiscal Year 19891980 7) Rehabilitation Act of 1973 – Annual Report of the Rehabilitation Services Administration1986 8) Rehabilitation Act of 1973 – Grove City College v. Bell Implications1986 9) William Rehnquist – United States Supreme Court Justice Nominee – Chief Justice of the United States, Folder 11986 10) William Rehnquist – United States Supreme Court Justice Nominee – Chief Justice of the United States, Folder 21985 11) Retail Food Store Advertisements1983-1985 12) Revitalization Programs – Elm Haven Public Housing, ConnecticutBox 9071984 1) Safety Legislation – General – Cigarette, Toy Safety Bills, H.R. 1880, H.R. 58181986 2) Antonin Scalia – Nominee to Associate Court Justice Position – United States Supreme Court Nominee1987 3) Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources Hearing on the Civil Rights Restoration Act/Grove City Legislation1985 4) Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources – Hearings – Impact of Grove City Legislation upon Private Education, Statements and Testimony, September 20, 19851985 5) Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources – Hearings on Grove City Legislation and Religious Liberty1985 6) Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources – Hearings – Statements and Testimony – July 17, 1985 – Religious Freedoms – S. 272, S. 421 1986 7) Jefferson Sessions’ Nomination – United States District Judge Nominee/Southern District of Alabama1980-1983 8) Shubert Theatre/Shubert Square Project, New Haven, Connecticut – Application for an EDA GrantBox 9081980 1) Special Projects and Grants – John T. Bennett FMHA File – Farmers Home Administration 1980 2) Special Projects and Grants – Congressional Record S-2177 – Various Housing Legislation ca. 1980 3) Special Projects and Grants – Economic Development Administration Statement – Weicker Statement on Budget Concerns Leading to Elimination of the EDAUndated 4) Special Projects and Grants – Meriden Urban Development Action Grant1980 5) Special Projects and Grants – Gaylord Nelson Resolution on Environmental Protection Agency Deferrals, S. Res. 4701981 6) Special Projects and Grants – New Haven Railroad Station – Retention of Federal Funding for New Haven’s Union Station Transportation Center1980-1982 7) Special Projects and Grants – North Haven Mall Proposal1982 8) Special Projects and Grants – North Haven Mall Proposal – Statements/Subcommittee on Environment, Energy and Natural Resources, Committee on Government Operations1980 9) Special Projects and Grants – Waterford Shopping Center1985 10) Sports Teams Ownership – S. 259, Professional Sports Community Protection Act of 19851987 11) State Justice Institute – University of Virginia Letter – Daniel J. Meador to Weicker1983-1984 12) Subcommittee on the Handicapped Hearings – Services for Mentally Retarded Persons, Institutional Care and Services for Retarded CitizensBox 9091987 1) Supplemental Appropriations Bill 1987, H.R. 18271984 2) Supreme Court of the United States Library – Rule No. 21986 3) Clarence Thomas Nomination – Reappointment as Chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission1983-1984 4) Travel Agent Bill, S. 764 – Marketing of Air Transportation1982-1983 5) UACO/UDAG – Upper Albany Community Organization, Urban Development Action Grant, Hartford, Connecticut1986 6) ULI – The Urban Land Institute 1981-1984 7) Underwood UDAG – Underwood Redevelopment Project – Urban Development Action Grant, Connecticut1987 8) United States Commission on Civil Rights – “Federal Enforcement of Equal Employment Requirements”1986-1987 9) United States Commission on Civil Rights – Funding issues, Criticism, Claims of Mismanagement1986 10) United States Commission on Civil Rights – H.R. 5179 – Office of Civil Rights Assessment Act of 1986Box 9101986 1) United States Commission on Civil Rights – Statement of William J. Anderson, General Accounting Office, Operations of United States1986 2) United States Consumer Product Safety Commission 1987 Budget RequestUndated 3) University of New Hampshire College Housing Application1987 4) United States Bankruptcy Court – Retirement Program for Bankruptcy Judges1987 5) United States Parole Commission1984-1985 6) United States Repeating Arms – Chapter 11 and Technical and/or Financial Assistance1987-1988 7) United States Sentencing Commission – To Propose Sentencing Guidelines – Death Penalty Issue1985 8) United States Supreme Court Cases – Argued October, November 1985; Decided January 8, 19851985 9) United States Travel and Tourism Administration1988 10) United States-Vietnam Relations – Cambodian Refugees, Amerasian Children, Vietnamese Refugees1982 11) Victims Compensation Legislation, S. 2420 – Omnibus Victim Protection Bill of 1982Box 9111984-1988 1) Victims of Crime Act, VOCA, Federal and Connecticut 1985 2) Voting Record United States Senate, 2973-present/Planned Parenthood Federation of America1983 3) Wallace v. Jaffree – Separation of Church and State, Religion and Politics, Folder 11983 4) Wallace v. Jaffree – Separation of Church and State, Religion and Politics, Folder 21986 5) Waterbury Affordable Housing Proposal1984 6) Waterbury, Connecticut Shelter for the Homeless1982 7) Lowell Weicker Environmental Record1983 8) Whitney/Grove Square UDAG, Urban Development Action Grant, Connecticut1984-1988 9) Women in Politics1985-1988 10) Working Women – Sexual Harassment, Equal Pay, Working MothersBox 9121985-1986 1) Jeffrey Zuckerman’s Nomination – General Counsel/Equal Employment Opportunity CommissionSusan D. Swift FilesBox 9131988 1) AFL-CIO Speech, September 15, 19881988 2) AFT Videotape – Message from Lowell Weicker to the Connecticut State Federation of Teachers, May 13, 19881988 3) Aging Op/Ed, February 1988 – Article by Senator Lowell Weicker1988 4) AIDS Bill/Emergency Workers, March 31, 19881988 5) AIDS Medical Resource Center, AMRC, May 11, 19881988 6) AIDS Speech, New Orleans, August 8, 1988; Lowell Weicker Remarks, July 27, 1988; June 6, 1988 Congressional Record 1987-1988 7) AIDS Talking Points – Speech, Statement, Commission Release, Handwritten Speech, United States Institute of Peace Conference Agreement1988 8) AIDS, “You Can Do Something About AIDS”, Speech, January 1988 and Background Information1988 9) Am Boiler Manufacturers, March 15, 1988 – National Energy Policy Issues1984, 1988 10) American Diabetes Association, March 14, 1988 – Remarks; Speech February 21, 19841987 11) American Society for Yad Vashem – United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, November 15, 19871988 12) Announcement Speech, February 4, 1988 – Statement by Senator Lowell Weicker, University of Connecticut Health Center, Campaign 19881987 13) Arline Amendment Statement, December 1987 – School Board of Nassau County v. Arline1988 14) Arthritis Coalition (D.C.) February 23, 1988, Handwritten1987 15) Association for Retarded Citizens, Washington, D.C., October 15, 19871988 16) Bentsen Award September 8, 1988 – Recipient of 2nd Annual Lloyd Bentsen Award1987 17) Bork Statement and Op/Ed, October 19871988 18) Boston Health Insurance Speech, May 31, 19881987 19) Budget Freeze Statement, November 20, 19871988 20) Building Trades, D.C. April 13, 1988 – Building and Construction Trades, AFL- CIO1988 21) Byrd Statement, June 1988 – Tribute to Senator Robert C. Byrd, West Virginia1988 22) Campaign Financing, February 19881988 23) Catastrophic Coverage, June 8, 1988 – Conference Report to the Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act of 19881988 24) Center for National Policy, War Powers Op/Ed, March 1988Box 914 1988 1) Child Guidance Center , Norwalk, Connecticut, March 6, 1988 – Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance Center1988 2) Civil Rights Brochure, January 1988 – Opening Statement, Americans With Disabilities Act Introduction, April 29, 19881987 3) Clean Air Act Sanctions, Floor Statement December 1987 [November 1987]1987 4) Columbia University Honorary Degree, September 15, 19871987 5) Connecticut Council of Machinists, January 16, 1987 and Lowell Weicker Remarks to the National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, December 12, 19871988 6) Connecticut Down Syndrome Congress, Glastonbury, Connecticut, May 7, 19881988 7) Connecticut Republican Convention, July 16, 1988 – Acceptance Speech of Senator Lowell Weicker, Republican Committee, Hartford, Connecticut1988 8) Constitution Speech, Greenwich, Connecticut, January 13, 1988 – Remarks of Senator Lowell Weicker, Greenwich Library1988 9) Contra Statement, January 30, 19881987 10) Coral Bleaching – Opening Statement of Senator Lowell Weicker to the State, Justice and Commerce Appropriations Subcommittee, November 19, 1987; Bleaching of Coral Reefs in the Caribbean1987 11) Council of Institute of Medicine, November 161988 12) Dodd Message, April 25, 1988 – Congratulatory Message from Senator Lowell Weicker1988 13) Editorial, National Wildlife Federation, April 1988 – Guest editorial for May Issue of Conservation 881988 14) Environmental Protection Agency Floor Statement, June 1988; Elevate the EPA to Cabinet-level Status1988 15) Family Planning Speech (D.C.), March 1, 1988 – National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, Incorporated1987 16) Family Planning Op/Ed, December 19871988 17) Finance Committee Testimony, Medicaid and Disabled, March 22, 1988 – Medicaid Home and Community Quality Services Act 1988 18) “Getting Involved in Politics” Script, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, August 27, 19881988 19) GOP Platform Planks, August 1988 – Platform Language for Several Issues1987 20) Greater Hartford Jewish Federation, October 31, 1987 – Civil Rights Restoration Act of 19871988 21) Greater New Haven Leadership Platform, April 7, 19881988 22) Greenwich High School, June 14, 1988 – Family and Children Issues1988 23) Greenwich High School Commencement, June 22, 19881987 24) Grove City Statement – Remarks of Senator Lowell Weicker, American Civil Liberties Union, December 16, 19871988 25) Health Commission, February 25, 1988; Health Policy Committee (D.C.)1987 26) International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Taped Remarks, November 19871988 27) In-Politics Article, October 1988 – Article by Senator Lowell Weicker, In- Politics Magazine, Connecticut College1988 28) Infant Mortality Op-Ed, February 19881988 29) King Center Forum, Hartford, Connecticut, October 5, 1988 – Series of Forms on “The Dream at 25”1988 30) Kristallnacht, September 1988 – Nazi Pogroms in Germany and Austria, the Night of the Broken Glass, 50th anniversaryBox 9151988 1) Law Day – Hartford County Bar Association, May 3, 19881988 2) Letter to Postal Workers, April 26, 19881988 3) League of Women Voters of Connecticut Questionnaire, September 19881988 4) March on Washington, August 27, 19881988 5) Martin Luther King, Jr. Speech, Atlanta, Georgia, January 18, 19881987 6) McKinney Statement, October 30, 1987 – Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge 1988 7) Middlesex Chamber of Commerce, March 14, 1988 – Hartford Chamber of Commerce, April 2, 19861988 8) Minimum Health Benefits 1988 – Article for Connecticut Home Builder’s Magazine, Employee Health Benefits1987 9) National Council of Jewish Women, November 19, 19871988 10) National Organization for Rare Disorders – Talking Points, Award Ceremony, April 18, 19881987 11) National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, Hartford, December 12, 19871988 12) National Institutes of Health Reauthorization, March 22, 19881988 13) National Organization of Women St. Patrick’s Day event, 19881988 14) OSHA Fund – L’Ambiance, February 23, 1988 – Collapse of L’Ambiance Plaza, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Lowell Weicker Statement for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration1988 15) OSHA/L’Ambiance – Occupational Safety and Health Administration Opening Statement, Labor and Human Resources Committee Hearing, L’Ambiance Plaza Construction Disaster, April 26, 19881988 16) Parental Leave Floor Statement, September 28, 19881987 17) Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association National Health Council, November 17, 19871988 18) Proxmire Tribute 19881988 19) Republican Platform Hearing, June 7, 1988Box 9161988 1) Republican Platform Testimony, March 30, 1988 – Republican Platform Hearing1988 2) South Africa, September 24, 1988 – Plenary Opening of the Free South Africa Conference, Yale University1988 3) Small Business Council, Bridgeport, May 9, 1988 – Chamber of Commerce, Norwalk, Connecticut1988 4) Society of American Florists (D.C.), April 11, 1988 1988 5) Robert Stafford, Vermont Senator, Tribute, October 14, 19881988 6) Stevenson Lecture, Yale, April 5, 1988 – Annual Lecture, Contributions Adlai Stevenson Made to Public Life, Morris College1987 7) Title X Statement, October 21, 1987, Title X Family Planning Program1987 8) Transportation Center Dedication Statement, Stamford, Connecticut, December 5, 19871988 9) United Way-Stamford, September 7, 19881988 10) USA Today Speech, May 16, 1988 – USA Today Academic Team1988 11) Veterans Department, July 11, 1988 – Department of Veterans Affairs Act of 19881987 12) War Powers Op/Ed, New York Times, October 1987; Floor Statement Warner/Byrd; Op/Ed Scripps-Howard1988 13) Waterbury State Technical College, June 3, 1988 – Senator Lowell Weicker’s Commencement Remarks1988 14) Western Connecticut State University, April 6, 1988 – Fifth Anniversary Celebration, Senator Lowell Weicker’s Remarks1988 15) Women in Banking, East Hartford, April 8, 1988 – National Association of Bank Women1987 16) Women’s League for Conservative Judaism, D.C., October 21, 19871988 17) Yale Public Health, May 30, 1988 – Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, School of MedicineMatthew Wells FilesBox 9171987-1988 1) Abel/NJMSC, New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium; IOLR, Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research Institute/AID Project – Middle Eastern Collaboration1988 2) Above Ground Storage Tanks, S. 20201987-1988 3) Acid Rain – 100th Congress [Attempt to control acid rain1987 4) Acid Rain – 100th Congress – Legislation 1983-1987 5) Acid Rain – Background, Folder 11983-1987 6) Acid Rain – Background, Folder 21988 7) Acid Rain Compromise1986-1987 8) Acid Rain Control and Clean Air Legislation, Folder 1Box 9181986-1987 1) Acid Rain Control and Clean Air Legislation, Folder 21988 2) Acid Rain – Estuaries/Long Island Sound/Nutrient Loading1983-1987 3) Acid Rain/NAPAP Reports – National Acid Precipitation Assessment Program1986-1988 4) Acid Rain – New Clean Air Act, S. 2203, S. 3001988 5) Acid Rain – Pittston Company-Uses of Low Sulfur Coal1986-1987 6) Aegis/Bond – Hydrolab1987 7) Aging Act/S. 1069 – Older Americans Act/National Indian Aging Policy1986-1988 8) Air Quality Status1987 9) Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 1Box 9191987 1) Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 21987 2) Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 31987 3) Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Amendments of 1987, Folder 41986 4) Albemarle/Pamlico Estuaries, North Carolina – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1987 5) Alternative Energy Sources, S. 1554 – Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation Technology Competitiveness Act of 19871988 6) American Oceans Campaign1986-1987 7) AMLR – Antarctic Marine Living Resources 1965-1983 8) Anadramous Fish Conservation Act, Public Law 89-3041987-1988 9) Animals – Animal Welfare Issues – 100th Congress1987-1988 10) Animal Patenting IssueBox 9201974-1988 1) Animal Testing and Welfare, Folder 11974-1988 2) Animal Testing and Welfare, Folder 21987 3) Antarctica1988 4) Antarctic Mineral Treaty – Antarctic Minerals Convention Negotiations1987 5) ANWR/Land Exchange, S. 1493, H.R. 2991, H.R. 3008 – Land Exchanges Within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge1987-1988 6) ANWR USFWS Report – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, United States Fish and Wildlife Service1983 7) Aquaculture1987-1988 8) Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ANWR1984-1987 9) Arctic Research – National Science Foundation Report on Polar Regions, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Reports on Arctic Marine Services Research1988 10) Army Corps of Engineers Budget Request, Fiscal Year 1989Box 9211985-1987 1) Army Corps of Engineers – General Information, Folder 11984-1985 2) Army Corps of Engineers – General Information, Folder 21987-1988 3) Asbestos – 100th Congress – Public Buildings and Abatement Work Completion1984-1987 4) Atlantic Salmon – Conservation of Salmon in the North Atlantic Ocean, Folder 11984-1987 5) Atlantic Salmon – Conservation of Salmon in the North Atlantic Ocean, Folder 2 1980-1986 6) Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission Annual Reports1950-1981 7) Atlantic Tunas Convention Act of 1975, Public Law 94-701985 8) Avery Point History, University of Connecticut, GrotonBox 9221987 1) Badger/Two Medicine – Blackfeet Indians Sacred Ground-United States Forest Service Controlled-Proposed Industrial Development1987-1988 2) Beardsley Zoological Gardens, Bridgeport, Connecticut1987-1988 3) Bleaching of Coral Reefs in the Caribbean – Senate Hearings Report, National Undersea Research Program Research Report 88-21988 4) Bureau of Indian Affairs Fiscal Year 1989 Budget 1988 5) Biotech/Field Release – Planned Introductions of Engineered Organisms into the Environment1984-1985 6) Bill Co-sponsorship – 99th Congress – Weicker Co-sponsorship of Various Bills1987 7) Boat Tax – S. 624 – Disallow the Deduction of Personal Interest for Yachts, Boats used as a Second Residence1987 8) Bureau of Reclamation Implementation Plan and Assessment1986 9) California/Nevada Interstate Compact1987 10) California Sea Otters1984-1987 11) Caribbean Basin – H.R. 3177 – Establish a Caribbean Basin Regional Development Commission1984-1985 12) Caribbean Fisheries Projects, Folder 1Box 9231984-1985 1) Caribbean Fisheries Projects, Folder 21984-1987 2) Caribbean Marine Research Center – Wicklund1987-1988 3) CARICOMP-COMAR – Caribbean Coastal Marine Productivity – Coastal Marine Project, Folder 1 1987-1988 4) CARICOMP-COMAR – Caribbean Coastal Marine Productivity – Coastal Marine Project, Folder 2 1982-1986 5) CCAMLR Research Program – Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, Folder 11982-1986 6) CCAMLR Research Program – Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, Folder 2Box 9241987-1988 1) CFCs – Chlorofluorocarbons – an Ozone Depleting Substance – Montreal Protocol, Folder 11987-1988 2) CFCs – Chlorofluorocarbons – an Ozone Depleting Substance – Montreal Protocol, Folder 2 1987-1988 3) CFCs – Chlorofluorocarbons – an Ozone Depleting Substance – Montreal Protocol, Folder 3 1987-1988 4) CFC Treaty – Chlorofluorocarbons – Montreal Protocol, Folder 11987-1988 5) CFC Treaty – Chlorofluorocarbons – Montreal Protocol, Folder 21988 6) CGI Oceans 1988 – Oceans 88 Conference and Exposition1987 7) Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Accident/Ukraine – S.J. Res. 1191986-1988 8) Chesapeake Bay Cleanup1987-1988 9) Chimpanzees-Use in National Institute of Health AIDS Research and Regulations1987 10) Clean Air Act – 100th Congressional Amendments1988 11) Clean Air Act and Natural Gas Symposium BookletBox 9251987 1) Clean Air Act – Bills regarding air pollution1988 2) Clean Air Act – Clean Air Working Group Statement on Ozone Nonattainment –General Accounting Office Report 1987-1988 3) Clean Air Act – Congressional Research Service Reports, Congressional Quarterly Articles, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Legislative Monitor, National Clean Air Coalition, National Journal Articles1987-1988 4) Clean Air Act – Health Issues1987-1988 5) Clean Air Act/Late Breaking – Acid Rain and Urban Smog, Folder 11987-1988 6) Clean Air Act/Late Breaking – Acid Rain and Urban Smog, Folder 21982-1985 7) Clean Air Act – Litigation1987-1988 8) Clean Air Act – Non Attainment – H.R. 3995 – Clean Air Act Amendments of 19881984-1988 9) Clean Air Act Reauthorization1988 10) Clean Air Act, S. 1894 – 100,000 Auto Provision – 100,000 Mile Pollution WarrantyBox 9261987-1988 1) Clean Air Act, S. 1894 – Amend the Act to Regulate the Emissions of Hazardous Air Pollutants1987 2) Clean Air Act. S. 1894 – Incineration – Amend the Act to Control Emissions of Air Pollutants from Municipal Waste Incinerators1988 3) Clean Air Act, S. 1894 – Mobile Source Requirements1988 4) Clean Air Act, S. 1894 – NESCAUM, Clean Air Association of the Northeast States Report on Mobile Sources – “Critical Analysis of the Federal Motor Vehicle Control Program”1988 5) Clean Air Act, S. 1894 Overview – The Clean Air Standards Attainment Act of 19871987-1988 6) Clean Air Act. S. 1894 – Staff Briefing – Clean Air Briefing for Senate Staff1988 7) Clean Air Act. S. 1894 – Title IV, Standards Review – Ambient Air Quality Standards1988 8) Clean Air Act. S. 1894 – Union Carbide – Control Releases of Toxic Air Pollutants1985 9) Clean Air Act – Visibility – National Parks1987-1988 10) Clean Air Act Standards Attainment Act of 1987, S. 1894 – Cost Estimates Box 9271987-1988 1) Clean Air Standards Attainment Act of 1987, S. 1894 – The Bill: What It Contains and Requires1988 2) Clean Air Standards Attainment Act of 1987, S. 1894, Title II, Acid Rain1987 3) Clean Coal Technology – S. 879, H.R. 1995 – Clean Coal Technology Deployment Act1985-1987 4) Clean Water Act – Amending the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Clean Water Act, Folder 11985-1987 5) Clean Water Act – Amending the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Clean Water Act, Folder 21985-1986 6) Clean Water Act – Clean Lakes1986-1987 7) Clean Water Act Reauthorization1982-1985 8) Coastal Barrier Resources Act, Public Law 97-348Box 9281985-1988 1) Coastal Barrier Resources System – H.R. 2810, S. 1955 – Great Lakes Coastal Barrier Study Act of 19871986-1987 2) Coastal Programs – Fiscal Year 1988 CZM, Coastal Zone Management Appropriations1980-1987 3) Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972, Public Law 92-5831985-1986 4) Coastal Zone Management Act Reauthorization1988 5) Coastweeks 1988 – Senate Joint Resolutin 369 – Designate September 17- October 10 as “Coastweeks 1988”1987-1988 6) Colorado/Ute Mountain Water Settlement – Colorado Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act of 19871987-1988 7) Colorado Water Bill – Colorado Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act of 1987 – S. 1415, H.R. 26421988 8) Commerce Department Appropriations Mark-up, June 161987-1988 9) Commerce Department Appropriations – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 1 1987-1988 10) Commerce Department Appropriations – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 21964-1983 11) Commercial Fisheries Research/Development Act, Public Law 88-309Undated 12) Computers – Lowell Weicker, Washington OfficeBox 9291988 1) Congressional Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 19891986-1988 2) Connecticut Aquaculture1987-1988 3) Connecticut Army Corps of Engineers Issues1987 4) Connecticut – Bristol Dioxin – CECOS – Treatment Corporation1981-1988 5) Connecticut – Clean Air Act1988 6) Connecticut Energy Proposals – Killingly, Connecticut Wood Power Project1988 7) Connecticut – Envirite Corporation/Thomaston Appeal1987-1988 8) Connecticut Environmental Materials1987 9) Connecticut Environmental Programs – Environment/2000 Report1987-1988 10) Connecticut Environment Cases/Penalties – Department of Environmental Protection1987-1988 11) Connecticut Environmental Protection Agency Funding/Programs1988 12) Connecticut – Environmental Protection Agency/Hutensky Ilana/Dentists – Willington Hazardous Waste Sites/Dental Amalgam Waste1987-1988 13) Connecticut Federal Emergency Management Agency Funding1988 14) Connecticut Hazardous Waste Management Service – Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Integrated Training and Technical Assistance – RITTA State Grant1985-1988 15) Connecticut Historic Preservation, Folder 11985-1988 16) Connecticut Historic Preservation, Folder 2Box 930 1987 1) Connecticut Historical Commission Preservation Services Fund Grant1984-1988 2) Connecticut Institute of Museum Services1987-1988 3) Connecticut – Medallic Art – Closure Permit for a Hazardous Waste Lagoon1986-1987 4) Connecticut – Mystic Aquarium1987 5) Connecticut National Science Foundation Grants – Career ACCESS Opportunity Program Proposal, Waterbury State Technical College1988 6) Connecticut Open Space/Public Lands1987 7) Connecticut – Putnam Fire – History of Pollution/Chemical Spills1986-1988 8) Connecticut – Recycling – Exeter Energy Limited Partnership, Folder 11986-1988 9) Connecticut – Recycling – Exeter Energy Limited Partnership, Folder 21987 10) Connecticut River Watershed Council1988 11) Connecticut Route 6 – Kelly Meeting – Wetlands Issues, Folder 1Box 9311988 1) Connecticut Route 6 – Kelly Meeting – Wetlands Issues, Folder 21987-1988 2) Connecticut Route 6 – The Central Connecticut Expressway, CCE, Folder 11987-1988 3) Connecticut Route 6 – The Central Connecticut Expressway CCE, Folder 21984-1988 4) Connecticut Sea Grant Program, Folder 11984-1988 5) Connecticut Sea Grant Program, Folder 21987 6) Connecticut Superfund1988 7) Continental Can Company, Incorporated, Norwalk, Connecticut – Environmental Protection Agency Decision on Wastewater SludgeBox 9321986 1) Continued Support of the Caribbean Marine Research Program at the Caribbean Marine Research Center, Riviera Beach, Florida, Folder 1 1986 2) Continued Support of the Caribbean Marine Research Program at the Caribbean Marine Research Center, Riviera Beach, Florida, Folder 21987 3) Kenelm Coons – Nomination/National Seafood Marketing Council1987-1988 4) Coral Hearing – Hearing and Testimony on Caribbean Coral Disease, Folder 11987-1988 5) Coral Hearing – Hearing and Testimony on Caribbean Coral Disease, Folder 21979-1987 6) Correspondence – Draft Weicker Letters on Various Issues1987-1988 7) Correspondence – Draft Weicker Letters on Various Issues – 100th Congress, Folder 1Box 9331987-1988 1) Correspondence – Draft Weicker Letters on Various Issues – 100th Congress, Folder 21987-1988 2) Correspondence – Draft Weicker Letters on Various Issues – 100th Congress, Folder 31984-1987 3) CRS – Congressional Research Service Publications and Information1986-1987 4) Connecticut Clean Water Fund/Funding Water Treatment1987-1988 5) Connecticut CZM, Coastal Zone Management Program1986 6) Connecticut Embayment Restoration Program1986-1987 7) Connecticut Forests and National Wildlife Refuge1988 8) Connecticut Groundwater QualityBox 9341987-1988 1) Connecticut Hazardous Waste Management1987-1988 2) Connecticut Incineration – H.R. 4255 – Incinerator Ash Amendments of 19881983-1986 3) Connecticut Lobster Pot/Trawler Controversy1987-1988 4) Connecticut Nature Conservancy/River Protection Program1987-1988 5) Connecticut RCRA – Resource Conservation and Recovery Act 1987 6) Connecticut Tick/Deer Control1987 7) Connecticut Wetlands – Federal Wetlands Protection Program1988 8) C.R.A.P. – Citizens Against Pollution, Public Awareness Rally, Groton, Connecticut1986 9) Cuba Trip1987-1988 10) CWA – Clean Water Act, S. 1 – Funding/Municipal Treatment PlantsBox 9351987 1) CZM Appropriations – Coastal Zone Management, H.R. 3155, H.R. 32021987-1988 2) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials1988 3) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Construction – Wastewater Discharge Compliance1988 4) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Joseph DioGuardi Long Island Sound Funding Proposal1988 5) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Dumping of Medical Waste/Long Island Sound1988 6) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Endangered Species1988 7) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – ESA, Endangered Species Act1988 8) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Global Climate Change – Global Environmental Protection Act of 19881987-1988 9) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Groundwater, Connecticut and Environmental Protection Agency Measures to Control Pollutants in Groundwater1988 10) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – LIS – Long Island Sound/Oceans/Medical Waste1988 11) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Lowell Weicker Briefing BookBox 9361987-1988 1) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Memos – Kim/Peter1987-1988 2) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Non Attainment, Clean Air Act 1988 3) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – NRC Reform – Nuclear Regulation Reorganization and Reform Act1987-1988 4) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – RCRA Reauthorization, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act1987-1988 5) Debates 1988 – Briefing Materials – Superfund – Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act1979-1986 6) Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act, H.R. 33501980-1983 7) Deep Seabed Hard Mineral Resources Act, Public Law 96-2831986 8) “Development and Applications of Diving Data System” – University of Pennsylvania Proposal1988 9) Dill Debacle – Dill Geomarine Consultants/Concern about Transfer of Long Beach, California Office of Strategic and International Minerals to Reston, Virginia1983-1988 10) Dingell-Johnson – Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act (Dingell-Johnson Act)/Sport Fish Restoration Account – Enhanced Account, Wallop-Breaux Trust Fund1983-1985 11) DITI – Department of Trade and Industry, Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 98th Congress, Folder 1Box 9371983-1985 1) DITI – Department of Trade and Industry, Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 98th Congress, Folder 21983-1985 2) DITI – Department of Trade and Industry, Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 98th Congress, Folder 31983-1985 3) DITI – Department of Trade and Industry, Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 98th Congress, Folder 41986 4) Divers Alert Network, DAN1986-1987 5) Driftnets/Plastics Dumping – Harmful Effects on Marine Life, Folder 11986-1987 6) Driftnets/Plastics Dumping – Harmful Effects on Marine Life, Folder 21985 7) Eastern Caribbean Center1987 8) EESC Publications 1987 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – Index, February 9-May 25 Box 9381987 1) EESC Publications 1987 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – June 1-July 271987 2) EESC Publications 1987 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – August 3-October 191987 3) EESC Publications 1987 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – October 16-December 211988 4) EESC Publications 1988 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – January 26-March 281988 5) EESC Publications 1988 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – April 11-May 301988 6) EESC Publications 1988 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – June 6-August 8Box 9391988 1) EESC Publications 1988 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – August 11-October 171988 2) EESC Publications 1988 – Environmental and Energy Study Conference – Member’s Briefing Books – February 18, September 9, November 221987 3) EEZ, Exclusive Economic Zone Proclamations1984-1988 4) Endangered Species Information1988 5) Energy Committee Hearing – Effect of Global Climate Change on Domestic Forest Resources/Options for Offsetting CO2 Emissions1987 6) Energy Policy – General – “The Oil Rollercoaster”1984-1985 7) Enfield Factory Rehabilitation – Proposed Rehabilitation of the Bigelow- Hartford Carpet Mills, Enfield, Connecticut1986 8) Environmental and Energy Study Institute Fact Sheet1981-1988 9) Environmental Campaign – Weicker Environmental Record, Folder 11981-1988 10) Environmental Campaign – Weicker Environmental Record, Folder 2 Box 9401987 1) Environmental Casework – Abramson/Raymark Corporation – Violations of Pollution Regulations in the Vicinity of Stratford]1988 2) Environmental Casework – Anne L. Allen/Waste Management Incorporated – Use of Landfills/Durrell Salt Meadow Dump Park, Fairfield, Connecticut1987-1988 3) Environmental Casework – Chafee Amendment – Sterling Plant – Exeter Limited Partnership Waste Tire to Energy Facility, Sterling, Connecticut, Folder 11987-1988 4) Environmental Casework – Chafee Amendment – Sterling Plant – Exeter Limited Partnership Waste Tire to Energy Facility, Sterling, Connecticut, Folder 21987-1988 5) Environmental Casework – Connecticut Asbestos Waiver – Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act of 19861984-1988 6) Environmental Casework – Connecticut Case/Orlovitz – Attorney Arnold Orlovitz/Home Sites and the Byram River Control Project1988 7) Environmental Casework – Connecticut Sea Grant – University of Connecticut/Selection as Connecticut’s Sea Grant College1987-1988 8) Environmental Casework – Greenwich Toll Booth – Proposed Weigh- Inspection Station/I-95 at Old Toll Plaza, Greenwich, Connecticut1988 9) Environmental Casework – Manchester – $150,000 Fine for Filling 5 Acres of Wetlands Without a Permit1987 10) Environmental Casework – Navy/Groton Sub Zone – Restricted Zone/Thames River/Sub Base, New London, Connecticut1987 11) Environmental Casework – James O’Brien – Pollution of Mianus River1988 12) Environmental Casework – Sterling Meeting – Pollution of the Scituate Reservoir/Watershed by Proposed Connecticut Waste-to-Energy Facilities Bordering Rhode Island1988 13) Environmental Casework – Thelma Burrows/Balloon – Marine Animal Deaths/Ingestion of Latex Balloons1988 14) Environmental Casework – Upjohn Company – Grant of Variance for Discharge of Dichloran into the Quinnipiac River1987 15) Environmental Conferences1987-1988 16) Environmental Issues, 100th Congress – Wetlands, Ocean Dumping, Clean Air and Water Acts, Ozone Pollution, Climate Change Box 9411987-1988 1) Environmental Issues – Hard Copies of Computer Files, Folder 11987-1988 2) Environmental Issues – Hard Copies of Computer Files, Folder 21983-1988 3) Environmental Record – Weicker Legislation, Questions/Answers on Issues, Voting Record1986-1987 4) Environment/Perceptions/Polls-General1986-1987 5) Environmental Protection Agency Appropriations – Fiscal Year 19881988 6) Environmental Protection Agency Appropriations – Fiscal Year 19891987 7) Environmental Protection Agency – Clean Air Act – New York City Congestion, Folder 11987 8) Environmental Protection Agency – Clean Air Act – New York City Congestion, Folder 2Box 9421987-1988 1) Environmental Protection Agency Clean Air Policy – Congressional Research Service Reports/Overview/Comptroller General Report1987 2) Environmental Protection Agency Clean Air Policy – Lowell Weicker Testimony – Ozone and Carbon Monoxide1987 3) Environmental Protection Agency Radiation Programs1987-1988 4) ESA – S. 675 – Endangered Species Act and Reauthorization, Folder 11987-1988 5) ESA – S. 675 – Endangered Species Act and Reauthorization, Folder 21987 6) FARB – Federal Assistance Review Board Grant Application Process Review1987-1988 7) Farmington River/Wild & Scenic Designation System1987-1988 8) Federal Research and Development Funding1987 9) FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency, H.R. 2707 – Major Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Amendments of 19871985-1988 10) FIFRA – Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, Folder 11988 11) FIFRA – Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, Folder 2 1982 12) Fisheries Amendments of 1982, Atlantic Salmon Convention Act of 1982, Public Law 97-3891987-1988 13) Fisheries – General – Competing Interests in Fishery Resource Allocation1965-1984 14) Fisheries Loan Fund, Public Law 89-851987 15) Fisheries Treaties – Background1968-1982 16) Fishermen’s Protective Act of 1967, Public Law 90-4821965-1987 17) Fishery Conservation and Management Act – State and Federal Fisheries Management, Public Law 94-265Box 9431987 1) Fish and Wildlife Service1987 2) Fish Inspection – S. 1813 – Safe Foods Standards Act of 19871985-1986 3) Fish Oil – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fish Oil Biomedical Test Materials Program1984 4) FOCI – Fisheries Oceanography and Coordinated Investigations1986-1987 5) Formaldehyde Risk Assessment1982-1987 6) Fuel Cells – Fuel Cells Technology and use as Alternative Fuel Sources1987-1988 7) Fuel Substitution – Methanol/Ethanol – Congressional Research Service Reports1987-1988 8) Fuel Substitution – Methanol/Ethanol – S. 1304, S. 15981964-1966 9) Fur Seal Act of 1966, Public Law 89-7021984-1987 10) Fur Seals – 1986-1987Box 9441986-1987 1) General Science and Technology – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Ocean Service, National Air and Space Administration, Exclusive Economic Zones1987-1988 2) Georges Banks Oil Lease Sale #96 – North Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Lease Sale 1987-1988 3) GLERL – Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1988 4) Global Change – Hollings Bill – National Science and Technology Policy Amendments of 1988, S. 26141987-1988 5) Global Change – S. 420 – Global Climate Protection Act of 1987; H.R. 3497 – Establish a Global Change Research Program1986 6) Global Environment – International Cooperation on the Environment1987 7) Global Resources Bill – S. 1171, H.R. 22121987 8) Great Lakes – H.R. 2284 – Interim Great Lakes Economic Protection Act of 1987, S. 799 – Great Lakes Emergency Shoreline Protection Act1985-1988 9) Great Lakes Projects –Avery Point, Connecticut – National Undersea Research Projects1987-1988 10) Greenhouse Bill- Solar Development Initiative Act of 1987, S. 13201984-1988 11) Greenhouse Effect1985-1988 12) Groton, Connecticut –Navy Sewer Funding, Sewer Outfall ProjectBox 9451987-1988 1) Groundwater/Dodd – Research and Prevent Contamination by Pesticides Legislation1985-1988 2) Groundwater Research, Contamination and Resources, Folder 11985-1988 3) Groundwater Research, Contamination and Resources, Folder 21987 4) Guidebook to the Giant Subtidal Stromatolites and Carbonate Facies of Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas1987 5) Gustav and the Smithsonian – Gustav Whitehead, Wright Brothers Aviation Dispute1986-1988 6) Hazardous Waste Reduction1986-1988 7) Hazardous Wastes1988 8) High School Aquanaut ProgramCa. 1986 9) Historic Preservation – Fiscal Year 1987 Appropriations 1987-1988 10) Historic Preservation Legislation – 100th Congress1985-1988 11) Historic Shipwrecks -100th Congress – Abandoned Shipwreck Acts, Folder 1Box 9461985-1988 1) Historic Shipwrecks-100th Congress – Abandoned Shipwreck Acts, Folder 21988 2) Horse and Burro Appropriations – Funding for Wild Horse Program1987-1988 3) Horse and Burro Investigation – General Accounting Office1986 4) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations, H.R. 53131987-1988 5) Housing and Urban Development Appropriations – General, Fiscal Year 19891986-1987 6) Housing and Urban Development, Independent Agencies Appropriations, Fiscal Years 1987 and 19881988 7) Housing and Urban Development, Independent Agencies Appropriations – Daschle, McCain, Inouye, Bentsen Amendments1987 8) Hunting on NWRs – National Wildlife Refuges1983-1987 9) HURL – Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory, Folder 1Box 9471983-1987 1) HURL – Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory, Folder 21984-1986 2) Hydrolab, Folder 11984-1986 3) Hydrolab, Folder 21979-1986 4) ICCAT – Weicker Tuna Bill – International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna, Folder 11979-1986 5) ICCAT – Weicker Tuna Bill – International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna, Folder 21979-1986 6) ICCAT – Weicker Tuna Bill – International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tuna, Folder 3 1986-1987 7) ICOMOS – International Council on Monuments and SitesBox 948 1986-1988 1) Indian Affairs – S. 705, S. 721, S. 795, S. 839, S. 1454, S. 1722, H.R. 1506, H.R. 1758, Folder 11986-1988 2) Indian Affairs – S. 705, S. 721, S. 795, S. 839, S. 1454, S. 1722, H.R. 1506, H.R. 1758, Folder 21985-1987 3) Indian Gaming – S. 902 – Indian Gaming Control Act1985 4) Indian Health Care – 100th Congress – S. 277, S. 1509, H.R. 22901980 5) Indian Health Care Facilities1974, 1982 6) Indian Land Claims1987-1988 7) Indian Museum – H.R. 3480 – National American Indian Museum and Memorial Act1987 8) Indoor Air Pollution – S. 1629 – Authorize a National Program to Reduce the Health Risk Posed by Contaminants in the Air Indoors1987 9) Infectious Waste Disposal at Sea – S. 1751, H.R. 3467, H.R. 3478, H.R. 3515, H.R. 35161988 10) Inouye - Marine Minerals – Exclusive Economic Zone Hard Mineral Research and Policy Act of 1988Box 9491988 1) Institute for Museum Services1984-1987 2) Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC), Folder 11984-1987 3) Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC), Folder 21987-1988 4) Interior Department Appropriations Fiscal Year 1988 – Historic Preservation and Indian Affairs1988 5) Interior Department Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 11988 6) Interior Department Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 21988 7) Interior Department Appropriations Fiscal Year 1989 – NEA/NEH, National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, Film Colorization, National Film Commission1988 8) Interior Department Fiscal Year 1989 Appropriations 1987 9) International Geosphere – Biosphere Programme1986-1988 10) International Oceans PolicyBox 9501982-1988 1) International Whaling Commission1985-1986 2) Interstate Marine Fisheries Commissions1987 3) Interstate Sanitation Commission – A Tri-State Environmental Agency1986-1987 4) IOLR – Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research1988 5) ISC – Interstate Sanitation Commission1985-1988 6) IUCN Materials – International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources1983-1988 7) Japanese and Sperm Whaling – International Whaling Commission Moratorium on Commercial WhalingUndated 8) JOI/ODP – Joint Oceanographic Institutions and Ocean Drilling Program1987 9) Jones Act – Use at the United States-Canada Free Trade Talks1987 10) Kangaroos – H.R. 779 – Kangaroo Protection Act1988 11) Land and Water Conservation Fund1981-1988 12) Laurel Park, Naugatuck, Connecticut Landfill – Superfund Controversy1983 13) Laurel Park, Naugatuck, Connecticut Toxic Waste Dump ControversyBox 9511978-1986 1) Law of the Sea1987 2) Lead Poisoning Amendment1987-1988 3) Lighthouse Preservation1987 4) Long Island Sound – 1987 – Long Island Sound Study Management Committee, Folder 1 1987 5) Long Island Sound – 1987 – Long Island Sound Study Management Committee, Folder 21986-1988 6) Long Island Sound Background – Pollution Problems/Contamination of Marine Life1987-1988 7) Long Island Sound Caucus1987-1988 8) Long Island Sound Clippings1988 9) Long Island Sound – Designation – Study and Ceremony1986-1987 10) Long Island Sound Language – Long Island Sound Water Quality Management Study PlanBox 9521987 1) Long Island Sound – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Environmental Protection Agency – NOAA Study of Long Island Sound1984-1986 2) Long Island Sound Report1986-1988 3) Long Island Sound Reports1987-1988 4) Long Island Sound Research, Report, Caucus1988 5) Long Island Sound Study1987 6) Long Island Sound Study – 1987 Annual Report1987 7) Long Island Sound Study – Management Committee – Funding – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1985-1987 8) Lowell, Massachusetts Historic Preservation Committee1987 9) Lowell Weicker Memos – 100th Congress1986-1987 10) Lowry Bill – National Seabed Hard Minerals Act of 1986, H.R. 1260, H.R. 54641986-1988 11) LUST – Leaking Underground Storage Tanks1983-1987 12) Marine Mammal CommissionBox 953 1983-1985 1) Marine Mammal Commission – Fiscal Year 19861986 2) Marine Mammal Commission – Fiscal Year 1987Undated 3) Marine Mammal Commission – Fiscal Year 19881981-1984 4) Marine Mammal Protection Act, P. L. 92-5221983 5) Marine Minerals: An Alternative Mineral Supply: National Ocean Goals and Objectives for the 1980s1987-1988 6) Marine – Ocean and Marine Life Issues – 100th Congress1972-1983 7) Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act of 1956, Public Law 92-5321984-1985 8) Marine Research Hearings and Status, June 18, 1985; September 26, 19841987-1988 9) Marine Sanctuaries Program Reauthorization1987-1988 10) Marine Techonology Week, House Joint 486, Senate Joint Resolution 269 – Designate Week Beginning October 30, 1988 and “National Marine Technology Week”1987 11) Maritime Academies Appropriations Issue – Training Ships for the State Maritime Academies1985 12) Mashantucket Pequot Indian Reservation, Connecticut – Tribal Council Reports1987 13) Melcher Indian Reservation Magistrates – Senator Melcher’s Bill, S. 1977 – Indian Reservation Special Magistrate Demonstration Project and Law Enforcement Act of 19871977-1986 14) Memos to Lowell Weicker – 99th Congress Box 9541988 1) Memos to Lowell Weicker 1988, Folder 11988 2) Memos to Lowell Weicker 1988, Folder 21987-1988 3) Mitchell Marine Resolution Bill, H.R. 4231, S. 2068 – Marine Research Act of 19881988 4) MMPA – Marine Mammal Protection Act Reauthorization1984-1985 5) MMS – Co-Fe Mn Crusts, Minerals Management Service – Cobalt, Iron, Manganese 1987-1988 6) Municipal Waste and RCRA, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act1980-1983 7) National Aquaculture Act of 1980, Public Law 96-3621985 8) National Maritime Museum1978 9) National Ocean Pollution Research and Development and Monitoring Planning Act of 1978, Public Law 95-2731986 10) National Science Foundation – General Background1987-1992 11) National Sea Grant College ProgramBox 9551987 1) National Trust for Historic Preservation1987-1988 2) National Weather Service1987 3) National Parks and Museums1983-1987 4) Navajo and Hopi Relocation Commission1987 5) N.E. Environmental – New England Environmental Priorities in the 100th Congress1987-1988 6) Northeast Fisheries Issues1988 7) NEPA – Symms National Environmental Policy Act1983-1987 8) Net Entanglement – Effects of Ocean Debris on Marine Life, Folder 11983-1987 9) Net Entanglement – Effects of Ocean Debris on Marine Life, Folder 21987 10) New England Fisheries Development Foundation, S-K, Saltonstall-Kennedy Review1985-1988 11) New England S-K File, Saltonstall-Kennedy1987-1988 12) New Haven Harbor Navigation Improvement Project1986 13) NMFS – National Marine Fisheries ServiceBox 9561986-1987 1) NMFS – National Marine Fisheries Service – Council Memorandum, Folder 1 1986-1987 2) NMFS – National Marine Fisheries Service – Council Memorandum, Folder 21985-1987 3) NMFS – National Marine Fisheries Service – Marine Mammals1986-1988 4) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Administrator, Chief Scientist and Other Commerce Department Positions1986 5) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget – Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 11986 6) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget – Fiscal Year 1987, Folder 21986 7) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Fiscal Year 1987 – Marine Mammals1987 8) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Fiscal Year 1988 – Notes, Folder 11987 9) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Fiscal Year 1988 – Notes, Folder 2Box 9571986-1988 1) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 11988 2) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Fiscal Year 1989, Folder 21988 3) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Hearings – Lowell Weicker Briefing Book Fiscal Year 1987,1988,19891988 4) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget – Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission Enhancement, Fiscal Year 19891987 5) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Budget Resolution Fiscal Year 1988Undated 6) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Charts1985-1986 7) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fish Reauthorization – Fiscal Year 1987 – Authorize NOAA to be Under the Commerce Department and Authorize Appropriations for Fisheries Activities1987 8) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Fiscal Year 1988 Budget, Folder 1 Box 9581987 1) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Fiscal Year 1988 Budget, Folder 21987 2) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Fiscal Year 1988 Budget Background 1986 3) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Fiscal Year 1988 Budget – “Radiatively Important Trace Species: A NOAA Research Program” 1986 Summary1987 4) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Fiscal Year 1988 Budget – Sea Grant Association1988 5) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Fiscal Year 1988 Supplemental and Reprogramming1988 6) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Global Change Initiative1979-1988 7) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Independence – Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Amendment, Folder 11979-1988 8) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Independence – Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Amendment, Folder 21979-1988 9) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Independence – Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Amendment, Folder 3Box 9591982 1) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – List of Legislative Authorities1987-1988 2) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – National Estuary Program – National Estuary Inventory1983 3) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – National Marine Fisheries Service – Council Memorandum1988 4) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – New England Climate Center – Regional Climate Center Program1987 5) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Ocean Assessments – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Folio Series on the “Health and Use of Coastal Waters of the USA”1986 6) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Ocean Services Fiscal Year 1987 1986 7) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Oceanographic and Marine Assessment Office – Office of Oceanography and Marine Assessment and National Ocean Service – Three Reports1983 8) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Office of Undersea Research – Reports and Proposed Requests1987 9) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Program Reauthorization – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Atmospheric and Satellite Program Authorization Act of 19871987 10) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Program Support Authorization Act, S. 14871987 11) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Reference1985-1986 12) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Reorganization Plan1986-1988 13) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Satellites,LANDSAT – Proposed LANDSAT Commercialization Program Restructure1986 14) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Ships Reprogramming – Rehabilitation of Ships1987-1988 15) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Status and Trends Process – Two Reports: Mussel Watch Program and Ocean PollutionBox 9601985 1) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Storm Program1985-1986 2) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Study by NACOA, National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere1988 3) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Undersea Research Program, Weicker Receives Award, Aquarius ChristeningUndated 4) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Vents Program – Study of Hydrothermal Venting Systems1987 5) Non-Game Wildlife Management1983-1987 6) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – Background Information – Statements, Bills, Congressional Record, Articles, Roundtable, Folder 11983-1987 7) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – Background Information – Statements, Bills, Congressional Record, Articles, Roundtable, Folder 2 1987 8) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – Bill and Statement Copies – H.R 1171, S. 5621983-1986 9) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – Bills, 98th and 99th Congresses1983-1987 10) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – External Comments1987 11) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – House HearingsBox 9611987 1) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – H.R. 1171, 100th Congress1986-1988 2) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – Lowell Weicker Correspondence and Briefing Materials1988 3) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act of 1972 Authorization for Fiscal Years 1989 and 19901985-1986 4) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – NACOA, National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere Improvement Act of 19851987 5) NOPC – National Oceans Policy Commission – NOPC Hearing1987 6) North Haven Mall, City of New Haven v. Marsh1987 7) Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission and Indian Fishing Rights1987 8) NOS/Marine Operations – Budget – National Ocean Service1987-1988 9) NRC Reform Bill – Nuclear Regulation Reorganization and Reform Act of 19881988 10) National Science Foundation Appropriations Fiscal Year 19891987 11) Nominations National Science Foundation, National Science Board NominationsBox 9621987 1) National Science Foundation Reauthorization – National Science Foundation Authorization Act of 1987, S. 1632, Folder 11987 2) National Science Foundation Reauthorization – National Science Foundation Authorization Act of 1987, S. 1632, Folder 2 1980-1987 3) Nuclear Waste – S. 2411 – Federal Nuclear Operations Management and Safety Corps Act; S. 1428, H.R. 3499 – Subseabed Nuclear Waste Disposal Research Act of 19871987 4) Nuke Transport – S. 1395 – Nuclear Waste Transportation Act of 1987, S. 1008 – Provide for State Regulation of Transportation of Radioactive Waste1986-1987 5) NURP – National Undersea Research Program Fiscal Years 1986-87, Budget Fiscal Year 1988 Background1985-1988 6) NURP – National Undersea Research Program – General Information, Folder 11985-1988 7) NURP – National Undersea Research Program – General Information, Folder 21985-1987 8) NURP – National Undersea Research Program – Political Support – National Underwater Laboratory System1986 9) NURP – SG – National Undersea Research Program and Office of Sea Grant – National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationBox 9631986-1987 1) NURP – National Undersea Research Program – University of Connecticut/Large Lakes of the World 1984-1988 2) NURP – National Undersea Research Program – University of North Carolina- Wilmington1988 3) NWF and Sea Articles – National Wildlife Federation’s Conservation 881987 4) NWPA – Nuclear Waste Policy Act Amendments Act of 19871987 5) NY Bight Cleanup – New York Bight Restoration Act of 1987, S. 17141982 6) Ocean Disposal/Nuclear – Critique of General Accounting Office’s Radioactive Waste Ocean Dumping Report1982-1986 7) Ocean Disposal/Nuclear – H.R. 4117, House Concurrent Resolution 2351981 8) Ocean Disposal/Nuclear – Report: “The Role of the Ocean in a Waste Management Strategy”1987 9) Ocean Dumping – Amendments to the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act1988 10) Ocean Dumping – Clips and Reports Box 9641988 1) Ocean Dumping – Connecticut/Rhode Island Suit – New York, New Jersey Proposal, Lawsuit to Stop Ocean Dumping by New York1988 2) Ocean Dumping Hearing – Prohibit Dumping of Sewage Sludge after December 19911971-1988 3) Ocean Dumping – History and Existing Law1987-1988 4) Ocean Dumping – Incineration of Toxic Wastes at Sea, S. 1607, H.R. 34111988 5) Ocean Dumping Legislation1988 6) Ocean Dumping – Medical Waste1988 7) Ocean Dumping – Medical Waste – Existing Law and Notes1988 8) Ocean Dumping – Notes, Lowell Weicker Statements – S. 2030 – Ocean Dumping Reform Act of 1988Box 9651975-1983 1) Ocean Dumping of Radioactive Waste – Basic Research1982-1983 2) Ocean Dumping of Radioactive Waste, Weicker Amendment, S. 16621988 3) Ocean Dumping – Pending Legislation – S. 2030, S. 20661988 4) Ocean Dumping – The Ocean Dumping Reform Act of 1988, S. 20301984-1987 5) Ocean Dumping – Three Reports: Sewage Sludge, Marine Protection, and Wastes in Marine Environments1986-1988 6) Ocean Dumping – Toxic Substances and the Health of Marine Life1977-1984 7) Oceanic Society – Long Island Sound Taskforce1988 8) Ocean Incineration Services, Incorporated, OIS – Proposal to Operate Incinerator Ships at an Environmental Protection Agency Approved Site1986-1987 9) Ocean Pollution and Marine Debris1987 10) Ocean Pollution – Urge to Combat Pollution and Clean Up the World’s Oceans1983-1986 11) Ocean Realm – Weicker’s Articles and General Undersea Research Box 9661985-1987 1) Oceans Law and Programs – EEZ, Exclusive Economic Zone1987-1988 2) Oceans Policy News – Council on Oceans Law and One Congressional Quarterly Article1980 3) Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Act of 1980, Public Law 96-3201985 4) OCRM – NOS – Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management – National Ocean Service1986 5) OCSLA – Minerals Mining Hearing, 6-26-86, Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act1988 6) John Ogden /Ian Koblick – Florida Institute of Oceanography/Marine Resources Development Foundation – Florida Keys Research1984-1987 7) Oil Spill Liability Bill – S. 2799, S. 2340; S. 1802, H.R. 1632 – Oil Pollution Liability and Compensation Act of 1986, 19871988 8) Operation Whale Save – First Constitution Bank/Construction of Mystic Marine Life Aquarium’s Whale Study Center1978 9) Outer Continental Oil Shelf Lands Act of 1953, Title IV – Fishermen’s Contingency, Public Law 83-257, Public Law 95-3721987-1988 10) Outer Continental Shelf Development, Consistency1987 11) Outer Continental Shelf – 5 Year Plan – H.R. 25541985-1986 12) Outer Continental Shelf Reconciliation – Provide for Energy Resources and Protect Marine Life/Balance1987 13) Overflight Restrictions – National Park Overflights Act of 19871983-1988 14) Ozone/Carbon Monoxide Nonattainment, Congressional Research Service ReportsBox 9671986-1987 1) Ozone/Non Attainment – Ambient Air Quality Standards1987-1988 2) Ozone/Non Attainment – Committee on Environment and Public Works – Hearing on Nonattainment Areas1984-1987 3) Ozone/Non Attainment – Ozone and Carbon Monoxide Attainment Policy 1986-1988 4) Ozone/Non Attainment – Vehicle Inspections and Maintenance1986-1988 5) Pelly Amendment Violations – Soviet Union/Norway – Whaling Operations in Violation of International Whaling Commission Conservation Program1984-1988 6) Pequot Indian Tribe – Controversy Over Proposal to Introduce Bingo Games on the Reservation1986-1987 7) Perchloroethylene – Environmental Protection Agency Classification1987 8) Pesticides Legislation1987 9) Pet Protection Act of 1987, S. 14571984-1985 10) Pilot Whales – Hunting and Possible Extinction1987 11) Pittman-Robertson Fund – Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act1988 12) Plastic Product Bans – Chlorofluorocarbons – National Park Service1978-1987 13) Plastics – 100th Congress – Plastic Pollution and its Harmful Effects on Marine Life, Folder 1Box 9681978-1987 1) Plastics – 100th Congress – Plastic Pollution and its Harmful Effects on Marine Life, Folder 21978-1987 2) Plastics – 100th Congress – Plastic Pollution and its Harmful Effects on Marine Life, Folder 31987-1988 3) Price-Anderson Amendments Act of 1987 – Extend and Improve Procedures for Protection from Nuclear Accidents1985-1988 4) Project Oceanology – Avery Point, Groton, Connecticut1987 5) Public Lands Bills/Issues – Energy Committee1987 6) Pueblo de Acoma/Malpais – El Malpais National Monument1987-1988 7) Radon – Connecticut1986-1987 8) Radon Testing, Health Risks, Homes, Schools, Groundwater, Folder 1Box 969 1986-1987 1) Radon Testing, Health Risks, Homes, Schools, Groundwater, Folder 21986-1987 2) Red Tide in Texas – Small Business Administration1987 3) Redwoods Continuing Controversy and Myths1986 4) Report to Congress – Ocean Pollution, Monitoring, and Research1987 5) Resolution Co-sponsorship Requests – Wetlands and Waterfowl Conservation, Indian Economic Development Act, S. 7881985-1987 6) Right Whale Research, Folder 11985-1986 7) Right Whale Research, Folder 21986-1987 8) Risk Assessment and Management – Environmental Risk Decision Making1988 9) S. 555 – Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, Folder 11988 10) S. 555 – Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, Folder 21938 11) Salmon Culture – Columbia, River, Public Law 75-5021939-1987 12) Saltonstall – Kennedy Fund, Public Law 83-4661984-1986 13) Saltwater Fishing License – Federal Ocean Sport Fishing LicenseBox 9701987-1988 1) SARA – Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 – Title III Right-to-Know1987-1988 2) Science Museum of Connecticut1987 3) Seafood Marketing Council – National Fish and Seafood Promotional Council1976-1987 4) Sea Grant Reauthorization, Folder 11979-1987 5) Sea Grant Reauthorization, Folder 2Undated 6) Sea Grant Research Notes1987-1988 7) Sea Grant Review Panel1987 8) Sea Level Rise – “The Implications of Relative Sea Level Change on Coastal Decision-Making” 1983-1987 9) Sea Technology Articles1985-1986 10) Sea Turtles and A. Regina1984-1988 11) Sea Turtles/TEDS – Turtle Excluder Devices1988 12) S-K Fisheries Fund – The Saltonstall-Kennedy Grant Program: Fisheries Research and Development1987 13) Sport and Commercial Fish Conflicts – “Examination of Resource Access Issues Affecting the U.S. Fish and Seafood Industry”1987 14) SSC – Superconducting Super Collider Authorization Act of 19871987 15) State Department Appropriations – ITTO, Fiscal Year 1988, International Tropical Timber Organization1987 16) State Department – OES, Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs Reorganization1988 17) St. Croix CZM, Coastal Zone Management1987 18) Steel Shot – Nontoxic Shot Zones for Water Fowling1988 19) Ted Stevens /Doughnut Hole – Fishing in the Center of the Bering Sea1985-1988 20) Striped Bass – 1986, H.R. 3358, S. 1813 – Amend and Extend the Atlantic Striped Bass Conservation ActBox 9711982-1985 1) Striped Bass – Emergency Research, Folder 11982-1985 2) Striped Bass – Emergency Research, Folder 21986-1988 3) Superfund Sites1987 4) Supplemental Appropriations Bill, Fiscal Year 19871986 5) Survival of the Sea Society – Ocean Report: A Unique Television Series1985-1988 6) “Swampbuster” – Food Security Act of 1985 – Prohibit Wetlands Conversion1987 7) Swordfish – Proposed Regulation of the FisheryBox 972 1987-1988 1) TBT Act of 1987 – EPW – Tributyltin-Organotin Antifouling Paint Control Act of 1987, S. 1788, H.R. 22101986 2) Teachers in Space1988 3) Technical Assistance Grant Program, Superfund1986-1988 4) Thames Science Center , New London, Connecticut1985 5) “The Ecology of Coral Reefs” – Symposia Series for Undersea Research1986-1987 6) Titanic – 99th/100th Congress – S. 1581, S. 2048 – R.M.S. Titanic Maritime Memorial Act of 1986, Folder 11986-1987 7) Titanic – 99th/100th Congress – S. 1581, S. 2048 – R.M.S. Titanic Maritime Memorial Act of 1986, Folder 21987-1988 8) Trade Bill – S. 180, H.R. 2135, Independent National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1988 9) Transition Team Ocean Policy Statement – Statement Development for the Next Administration1987-1988 10) Transportation of HAZMATS – Hazardous Materials1987 11) Tropical Forests/Deforestation – Tropical Forest and Wetlands Protection Act of 1987, S. 15381986-1987 12) Tuna/Dolphin Interactions1986-1988 13) Tuna Treaty – H.R. 3767, H.R. 38391984-1985 14) Undersea Atmospheric Biomedical Research, Folder 1Box 9731984-1985 1) Undersea Atmospheric Biomedical Research, Folder 21973-1986 2) Undersea Research – General Submersible Technology, Folder 11973-1986 3) Undersea Research – General –Submersible Technology, Folder 21988 4) Underwater Archaeology – Clive Cussler/NUMA, National Underwater and Marine Agency, IncorporatedUndated 5) Unisys – Wind Profiler – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Wind and Thermodynamic Profiler Technology Undated 6) United States Code – Annotated – Title 16, Sections 1151 to 31001986 7) University of Connecticut – Research Vessel and Appropriations1986 8) University of Connecticut Submarine Acquisition – Proposal to Acquire a Decommissioned United States Submarine for Use as a Research Laboratory1985 9) USC – NURP – University of Southern California Undersea Research Program1988 10) Ute Mountain – S. 1415 – Colorado Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act of 19871987 11) Vessel Reflagging – H.R. 2598 – Commercial Fishing Industry Vessel Anti- Flagging Act of 19871987 12) Vessel Safety Legislation, 100th Congress – H.R. 1836, H.R. 1841, S. 849 – Commercial Fishing Industry Vessel Safety and Compensation Act of 19871987 13) Waterfowl Management1985-1986 14) Water Resources Development Act of 1985, H.R. 61986-1988 15) Water Resources – Safe Drinking WaterBox 9741988 1) Lowell Weicker 1988 Votes – Environment – Senate Record Vote Analysis, July-August 19881987 2) Lowell Weicker Cosponsorships – 100th Congress1987-1988 3) Lowell Weicker Honorary Ph.D1984-1988 4) Lowell Weicker Platform Committee Statement – Environmental Protection Agency, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Independence – Combine Efforts in a Department of the Environment1982-1988 5) Lowell Weicker Positions on Various Issues1984-1986 6) Lowell Weicker Statements – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Undersea Research Project, Undersea Habitat, Historic Shipwreck Act1988 7) John Weigold – Jones Act1984-1986 8) West Indies Laboratory – Research Papers1986-1987 9) Wetlands – S. 655, H.R. 1564, H.R. 1970, H.R. 2240 1976 10) Whale Conservation and Protection and Study Act, Public Law 94-5321985-1988 11) Wild Horses and Burros, 99th and 100th Congresses – Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act, Folder 11985-1988 12) Wild Horses and Burros, 99th and 100th Congresses – Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act, Folder 21984-1988 13) Wolves – Amendments to Endangered Species Act, Sport Season on Threatened Timber WolvesSub-group 3 – Correspondence FilesChronological Correspondence – By YearBox 9751971 1) AA-AD 1971 2) AE-AH 1971 3) AI-AL 1971 4) AM-AP 1971 5) AQ-AT 1971 6) AU-AZ 1971 7) BA-BD 1971 8) BE-BH 1971 9) BI-BL 1971 10) BM-BP 1971 11) BQ-BT 1971 12) BU-BZ 1971 13) CA-CD 1971 14) CE-CH 1971 15) CI-CL Box 9761971 1) CM-CP 1971 2) CQ-CT 1971 3) CU-CZ 1971 4) DA-DD 1971 5) DE-DH 1971 6) DI-DL 1971 7) DM-DP 1971 8) DQ-DT 1971 9) DU-DZ 1971 10) EA-ED 1971 11) EE-EH 1971 12) EI-EL 1971 13) EM-EP 1971 14) EQ-ET 1971 15) EU-EZ 1971 16) FA-FD 1971 17) FE-FH 1971 18) FI-FL 1971 19) FM-FP 1971 20) FQ-FT 1971 21) FU-FZ 1971 22) GA-GD Box 977 1971 1) GE-GH 1971 2) GI-GL 1971 3) GM-GP 1971 4) GQ-GT 1971 5) GU-GZ 1971 6) HA-HD 1971 7) HE-HH 1971 8) HI-HL 1971 9) HM-HP 1971 10) HQ-HT 1971 11) HU-HZ 1971 12) IA-ID 1971 13) IE-IL 1971 14) IM-IP 1971 15) IQ-IT 1971 16) IU-IZ 1971 17) JA-JD 1971 18) JE-JH 1971 19) JI-JL 1971 20) JM-JP 1971 21) JU-JZ 1971 22) KA-KD 1971 23) KE-KH 1971 24) KI-KL Box 9781971 1) KM-KP 1971 2) KQ-KT 1971 3) KU-KZ 1971 4) LA-LD 1971 5) LE-LH 1971 6) LI-LP 1971 7) LU-LZ 1971 8) Mac 1971 9) Mc 1971 10) MA-MD 1971 11) ME-MH 1971 12) MI-ML 1971 13) MM-MP 1971 14) MQ-MT 1971 15) MU-MZ 1971 16) NA-NH 1971 17) NI-NP Box 9791971 1) NQ-NZ 1971 2) OA-OH 1971 3) OI-OP 1971 4) OQ-OZ 1971 5) PA-PH 1971 6) PI-PP 1971 7) PQ-PZ 1971 8) QA-QZ 1971 9) RA-RH 1971 10) RI-RP 1971 11) RQ-RZ 1971 12) SA-SH, Folder 11971 13) SA-SH, Folder 2Box 9801971 1) SI-SP 1971 2) SQ-SZ 1971 3) TA-TH 1971 4) TI-TP 1971 5) TQ-TZ 1971 6) UA-UD 1971 7) UI-UL 1971 8) UM-UP 1971 9) UQ-UT 1971 10) VA-VD 1971 11) VE-VH 1971 12) VI-VL 1971 13) VM-VP 1971 14) VQ-VZ 1971 15) WA-WD 1971 16) WE-WH 1971 17) WI-WL 1971 18) WM-WP 1971 19) WQ-WT 1971 20) WU-WZ 1971 21) YA-YD 1971 22) YM-YP 1971 23) YU-YZ 1971 24) ZA-ZD 1971 25) ZE-ZH 1971 26) ZI-ZL 1971 27) ZM-ZP 1971 28) ZU-ZZ Box 9811971 1) Acceptances – January 8-141971 2) Acceptances – January 15-211971 3) Acceptances – January 22-281971 4) Acceptances – January 29-311971 5) Acceptances – February 1-71971 6) Acceptances – February 8-141971 7) Acceptances – February 15-211971 8) Acceptances – February 22-281971 9) Acceptances – March 1-71971 10) Acceptances – March 8-14 1971 11) Acceptances – March 15-211971 12) Acceptances – March 22-281971 13) Acceptances – March 29-311971 14) Acceptances – April 1-71971 15) Acceptances – April 8-141971 16) Acceptances – April 15-211971 17) Acceptances – April 22-281971 18) Acceptances – May 1-71971 19) Acceptances – May 8-141971 20) Acceptances – May 15-211971 21) Acceptances – May 22-281971 22) Acceptances – June 8-141971 23) Acceptances – June 15-211971 24) Acceptances – June 22-281971 25) Acceptances – June 29-301971 26) Acceptances – July 1-71971 27) Acceptances – July 8-141971 28) Acceptances – July 15-211971 29) Acceptances – August 1-71971 30) Acceptances – October 8-141971 31) Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee – Committee Assignment1971 32) AIFS [American Institute for Foreign Study] Scholarship 1971 33) Appointments – January-March 1971 34) Appointments – April-June Box 9821971 1) Appointments – July 1971 2) Connecticut – Conservation and Pollution 1971 3) Connecticut Declines – June 1-71971 4) Connecticut Declines – June 8-141971 5) Connecticut Declines – June 15-211971 6) Connecticut Declines – June 22-281971 7) Connecticut Declines – June 29-301971 8) Connecticut Declines – July 8-141971 9) Connecticut Declines – July 15-211971 10) Connecticut Declines – July 22-281971 11) Connecticut Declines – July 29-311971 12) Connecticut Declines – August 1-71971 13) Connecticut Declines – August 8-141971 14) Connecticut Declines – August 15-211971 15) Connecticut Declines – August 22-281971 16) Connecticut Declines – August 29-311971 17) Connecticut Declines – September 1-71971 18) Connecticut Declines – September 8-141971 19) Connecticut Declines – September 15-211971 20) Connecticut Declines – September 22-281971 21) Connecticut Declines – September 29-301971 22) Connecticut Declines – October 1-71971 23) Connecticut Declines – October 8-141971 24) Connecticut Declines – October 15-21 1971 25) Connecticut Declines – October 22-281971 26) Connecticut Declines – October 29-311971 27) Connecticut Declines – November 1-71971 28) Connecticut Declines – November 8-141971 29) Connecticut Declines – November 15-21Box 9831971 1) Connecticut Declines – November 22-281971 2) Connecticut Declines – November 29-301971 3) Connecticut Declines – December 1-71971 4) Connecticut Declines – December 8-141971 5) Connecticut Declines – December 15-211971 6) Connecticut Declines – December 22-281971 7) Connecticut Declines – December 29-311971 8) Connecticut – Grants 1971 9) Connecticut – Health and Hospitals 1970-1971 10) Connecticut – Highways, Folder 11970-1971 11) Connecticut – Highways, Folder 21971 12) Connecticut – Miscellaneous 1971 13) Connecticut Republican Finance Committee 1971 14) Connecticut – Transportation 1971 15) DAWN Environmental Program1971 16) Declines – January 1-71971 17) Declines – January 8-141971 18) Declines – January 15-21 1971 19) Declines – January 22-28Box 9841971 1) Declines – January 29-311971 2) Declines – February 1-71971 3) Declines – February 8-141971 4) Declines – February 15-211971 5) Declines – February 22-281971 6) Declines – March 1-71971 7) Declines – March 8-141971 8) Declines – March 15-211971 9) Declines – March 22-281971 10) Declines – March 29-311971 11) Declines – April 1-71971 12) Declines – April 8-141971 13) Declines – April 15-211971 14) Declines – April 22-281971 15) Declines – April 29-30Box 9851971 1) Declines – May 1-71971 2) Declines – May 8-141971 3) Declines – May 15-211971 4) Declines – May 22-281971 5) Declines – May 29-31 1971 6) Declines – June 1-71971 7) Declines – June 8-141971 8) Declines – June 15-211971 9) Declines – June 22-281971 10) Declines – June 29-301971 11) Declines – July 1-71971 12) Declines – July 8-141971 13) Declines – July 15-211971 14) Declines – July 22-281971 15) Declines – July 29-311971 16) Declines – August 1-71971 17) Declines – August 8-141971 18) Declines – August 15-211971 19) Declines – August 22-281971 20) Declines – September 1-71971 21) Declines – September 8-141971 22) Declines – September 15-21Box 9861971 1) Declines – September 22-281971 2) Declines – September 29-301971 3) Declines – October 1-71971 4) Declines – October 8-141971 5) Declines – October 15-211971 6) Declines – October 22-28 1971 7) Declines – November 1-71971 8) Declines – November 8-141971 9) Declines – November 15-211971 10) Declines – November 22-281971 11) Declines – November 29-301971 12) Declines – December 1-71971 13) Declines – December 8-141971 14) Declines – December 15-211971 15) Declines – December 22-281971 16) Departmental Files – Agriculture Department 1971 17) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Bureau of the Census 1970-1971 18) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Economic Development Administration, Folder 1Box 9871970-1971 1) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Economic Development Administration, Folder 21970-1971 2) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration1971 3) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Other (Miscellaneous)1971 4) Departmental Files – Commission on Civil Rights1971 5) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Army – Correspondence1971 6) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Army Corps of Engineers – Correspondence1971 7) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Connecticut Installations1971 8) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Other Miscellaneous1971 9) Departmental Files – Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics 1971 10) Departmental Files – Department of Labor – Miscellaneous1971 11) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – National Park Service1971 12) Departmental Files – Department of Transportation – Other – Miscellaneous1971 13) Departmental Files – Department of Transportation – Urban Mass Transit1970-1971 14) Departmental Files – Environmental Protection Agency1971 15) Departmental Files – Equal Employment Opportunity Commission1971 16) Departmental Files – Federal Trade Commission1971 17) Departmental Files – General Accounting Office1971 18) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Miscellaneous1971 19) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Office of Education1971 20) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Public Health Service – National Institutes of Health1967-1971 21) Departmental Files – Housing and Urban Development – Miscellaneous, Folder 1Box 9881967-1971 1) Departmental Files – Housing and Urban Development – Miscellaneous, Folder 21970-1971 2) Departmental Files – Justice Department – Law Enforcement Administration, Folder 11970-1971 3) Departmental Files – Justice Department – Law Enforcement Administration, Folder 21971 4) Departmental Files – Justice Department Miscellaneous1971 5) Departmental Files – National Aeronautics and Space Administration1971 6) Departmental Files – Office of Economic Opportunity1971 7) Departmental Files – Office of Management and Budget1971 8) Departmental Files – Post Office Department 1970-1971 9) Departmental Files – Treasury Department (Miscellaneous)1971 10) Departmental Files – U.S. Information AgencyBox 9891971 1) Departmental Files – Veterans Administration – Connecticut Veterans Administration Installations1971 2) Departmental Files – White House – Conference on Aging1971 3) Departmental Files – White House – Conference on Children1970-1971 4) Departmental Files – White House – Conference on Youth1971 5) Cheryl Eller – Re: NASA1971 6) Foreign Relations, Folder 11971 7) Foreign Relations, Folder 21971 8) Foreign Relations, Folder 31971 9) Foreign Relations, Folder 41971 10) Foreign Relations, Folder 5Box 9901971 1) Foreign Relations, Folder 61971 2) Foreign Relations, Folder 71971 3) General – Thank You – Miscellaneous1971 4) Admiral Thomas C. Hart – Request to Name Navy Ship in Hart’s Honor1971 5) Judgeship – Dan Brennan1971 6) Judgeship – Bill Cole1971 7) Judgeship – Harry W. Edelburg1971 8) Judgeship – John D. Fassetts1971 9) Judgeship – Robert N. Grosby 1971 10) Judgeship – Fannie Himmelstein1971 11) Judgeship – Harry Hultgern1971 12) Judgeship – Robert Levister1971 13) Judgeship – Herbert S. MacDonald1971 14) Judgeship – John S. Murtha1971 15) Judgeship – Norman K. Parsells1971 16) Judgeship – George Saden1971 17) Judgeship – John F. Shea1971 18) Judgeship – Walter Sidor1971 19) Judgeship – William Timbers1971 20) Legislative Files – Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee1971 21) Legislative Files – Agriculture and Forestry – Agricultural Production, Marketing, and Stabilization of Prices1971 22) Legislative Files – Armed Services – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System1971 23) Legislative Files – Armed Services – DraftBox 9911971 1) Legislative Files – Elections Reform – Current Bills, Folder 11971 2) Legislative Files – Elections Reform – Current Bills, Folder 21971 3) Legislative Files – Elections Reform – Current Bills, Folder 31971 4) Legislative Files – Elections Reform – Current Bills, Folder 41971 5) Legislative Files – Elections Reform – Current Bills, Folder 5Box 9921971 1) Legislative Files – Internal Revenue Taxation1971 2) Legislative Files – Nutrition and Human Needs 1971 3) Legislative Files – Rules and Administration1971 4) Legislative Files – Rural Development1971 5) Legislative Files – S. 209 – Protection of Animals Travelling by Air1971 6) Legislative Files – S. 1116 – Protection of Wild Horses and Burros1971 7) Legislative Files – Select Committee on Small Business1971 8) Legislative Files – Small Business1971 9) Legislative Files – Special Committee on Aging1971 10) Legislative Files – Subcommittee – Department of the Interior and Related Agencies1971 11) Legislative Files – Subcommittee on Agricultural Research – Agricultural Research and General Legislation1971 12) Legislative Files – Subcommittee on Soil Conservation and Forestry1971 13) Legislative Files – Subcommittee on Soil Conservation and Forestry – Soil Conservation – Connecticut1971 14) Lowell Weicker – Trip to Cape Kennedy – July 25-261971 15) Personal – AIFS American Institute for Foreign StudyBox 9931971 1) Personal – Appointments – October, Folder 11971 2) Personal – Appointments – October, Folder 21971 3) Personal – Appointments – November 1971 4) Personal – Clearances – January-March1971 5) Personal – Clearances – April-June1971 6) Personal – Clearances – July-SeptemberBox 9941971 1) Personal – Clearances – October-December 1971 2) Personal – Congratulatory – January-March1971 3) Personal – Congratulatory – April-June1971 4) Personal – Congratulatory – July-September1971 5) Personal – Congratulatory – October-December1971 6) Personal – Correspondence, Folder 11971 7) Personal – Correspondence, Folder 21971 8) Personal – Memberships and SponsorBox 9951971 1) Personal – Recommendations – January-March 1971 2) Personal – Recommendations – April-June 1971 3) Personal – Recommendations – July-September1971 4) Personal – Recommendations – October-December, Folder 11971 5) Personal – Recommendations – October-December, Folder 2Box 9961971 1) Personal – Recommendations – October-December, Folder 31971 2) Personal – Thanks – Incoming – January-June 1971 3) Personal – Thanks – Incoming – July-December1971 4) Personal – Thanks – Incoming – VIPS1971 5) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – January-March, Folder 11971 6) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – January-March, Folder 2Box 9971971 1) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – April-June, Folder 1 1971 2) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – April-June, Folder 21971 3) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – April-June, Folder 31971 4) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – July-September, Folder 11971 5) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – July-September, Folder 21971 6) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – July-September, Folder 3Box 9981971 1) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – October-December, Folder 11971 2) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – October-December, Folder 21971 3) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – October-December, Folder 31971 4) Political – Political Groups1971 5) Political – Republican State Central Committee1971 6) Press Letters, Folder 11971 7) Press Letters, Folder 21971 8) Press Letters, Folder 3Box 9991971 1) Republican National Committee1971 2) Requests – Agricultural Yearbooks1971 3) Requests – Biography – Lowell Weicker1971 4) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents, Folder 11971 5) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents, Folder 21971 6) Requests – Congressional Record Requests1971 7) Requests – Document Requests1971 8) Requests – Filled, Folder 1 1971 9) Requests – Filled, Folder 21971 10) Requests – FlagsBox 10001971 1) Requests – General, Folder 11971 2) Requests – General, Folder 21971 3) Requests – Publications – January-June1971 4) Requests – Publications – July-December1971 5) Requests – Lowell Weicker and President Richard Nixon Photos1971 6) Requests – Lowell Weicker Biography1971 7) Requests – Lowell Weicker Picture Requests1971 8) Requests – Maps and Charts1971 9) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 1Box 10011971 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 21971 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 31971 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 11971 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 21971 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 11971 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 21971 7) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 11971 8) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 21971 9) Requests – Out Box 10021971 1) Requests – Photos – Lowell Weicker, Folder 11971 2) Requests – Photos – Lowell Weicker, Folder 21971 3) Requests – Senate Directory1971 4) Requests – Tours – January-June, Folder 11971 5) Requests – Tours – January-June, Folder 21971 6) Requests – Tours – July-December1971 7) Requests – Tours – Future1971 8) SBC – Subject Based Correspondence – Administrative Practice and Procedure1971 9) SBC – Antitrust and Monopoly Legislation1971 10) SBC – Constitutional AmendmentsBox 10031971 1) SBC – Department of Agriculture and Related Agencies1971 2) SBC – Department of State, Justice, Judiciary, Related Agencies1971 3) SBC – Employment and Retirement Incomes1971 4) SBC – Federal, State, and Community Services1971 5) SBC – Flood Control – Rivers and Harbors 1971 6) SBC – Government Research1971 7) SBC – Health Benefits and Life Insurance1971 8) SBC – Independent Offices1971 9) SBC – Labor, Health, Education, Welfare, and Related Agencies1971 10) SBC – Legislative Branch1971 11) SBC – Military Construction Box 10041971 1) SBC – National Security and International Operations1971 2) SBC – Penitentiaries 1971 3) SBC – Preparedness Investigation1971 4) SBC – Privileges and Elections1971 5) SBC – Refugees and Escapees1971 6) SBC – Standing Rules of the Senate1971 7) SBC – Status of Forces1971 8) SBC – Territories and Insular Affairs1971 9) SBC – Transportation1971 10) Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs1971 11) Space Letter Reply1970-1971 12) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – January-March 1971, Folder 11970-1971 13) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – January-March, 1971, Folder 21970-1971 14) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – January-March, 1971, Folder 3Box 10051970-1971 1) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – January-March, 1971, Folder 41970-1971 2) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – January-March, 1971, Folder 51971 3) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – April-June, Folder 11971 4) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – April-June, Folder 21971 5) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – April-June, Folder 3 1971 6) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – April-June, Folder 4Box 10061971 1) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – April-June, Folder 51971 2) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – July-September, Folder 11971 3) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – July-September, Folder 21971 4) Thank You 01 – Publications and Information – October-December 1970-1971 5) Thank You 02 – Views on Legislation1971 6) Thank You 03 – Miscellaneous – April-JuneBox 10071971 1) Thank You 03 – Miscellaneous – July-September1971 2) Thank You – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 11971 3) Thank You – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 21972 4) October1972 5) November1972 6) December1972 7) A1972 8) B, Folder 11972 9) B, Folder 2Box 10081972 1) B, Folder 31972 2) C, Folder 11972 3) C, Folder 2 1972 4) D 1972 5) E1972 6) FBox 10091972 1) G1972 2) H, Folder 11972 3) H, Folder 21972 4) I-J1972 5) K1972 6) LBox 10101972 1) M, Folder 11972 2) M, Folder 21972 3) N 1972 4) O1972 5) P1972 6) Q1972 7) R1972 8) S, Folder 1Box 10111972 1) S, Folder 21972 2) T 1972 3) U1972 4) V1972 5) W, Folder 11972 6) W, Folder 21972 7) Y-Z1972 8) Appointments – Bridgeport, Connecticut – American Marketing Association - February 11, 19721972 9) Appointments – Burlington, Connecticut – Annual Republican Town Committee Dinner - April 7, 19721972 10) Appointments – Cheshire, Connecticut – Connecticut Daily Newspaper Association - October 26, 19721972 11) Appointments – Cos Cob Republican Club – Cos Cob, Connecticut - September 22, 19721972 12) Appointments – Cumberland, Maryland – Allegany County Lincoln Day Dinner - March 16, 19721972 13) Appointments – Danbury, Connecticut – Western Connecticut State College - May 21, 19721972 14) Appointments – Enfield, Connecticut – Republican Women’s Luncheon - April 28, 19721972 15) Appointments – Enfield, Connecticut – Connecticut Teacher’s Association – October 27, 1972Box 10121972 1) Appointments – Greenwich, Connecticut – Greenwich High School Graduation – June 15, 19721972 2) Appointments – Hartford, Connecticut – Connecticut Jaycees Legislature – January 8, 19721972 3) Appointments – Hartford, Connecticut – American Legion – July 14, 19721972 4) Appointments – Hartford, Connecticut – Home Builder’s Association – October 19, 1972 1972 5) Appointments – Hartford, Connecticut – University of Hartford Tax Institute – October 20, 19721972 6) Appointments – Middletown, Connecticut – Catholic War Veterans – June 17, 19721972 7) Appointments – Morgantown, West Virginia – Campaign Dinner – Hike Heiskell – September 8, 19721972 8) Appointments – Naugatuck, Connecticut – Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce – November 9, 19721972 9) Appointments – New Hampshire1972 10) Appointments – New Haven, Connecticut – Connecticut Lions Regarding Transpack – February 5, 19721972 11) Appointments – New Haven, Connecticut – Sales and Marketing Executives – April 28, 19721972 12) Appointments – New Haven, Connecticut – Council of Senior Citizens – October 25, 19721972 13) Appointments – New Haven, Connecticut – Southern Connecticut State College – October 25, 19721972 14) Appointments – New York City, New York – Cartoonist Society Dinner – September 27, 19721972 15) Appointments – New York City, New York – Association of Life Insurance Counsel – December 12, 19721972 16) Appointments – Norwalk, Connecticut – Vitam Graduation Exercises – April 21, 19721972 17) Appointments – Norwich, Connecticut – Connecticut Auto Trades Association Convention – November 9, 19721972 18) Appointments – Republican National Convention1972 19) Appointments – Southboro, Massachusetts – Republican Town Committee – Lincoln Day Dinner – March 10, 19721972 20) Appointments – Southbury, Connecticut – New England Press Association1972 21) Appointments – Southbury, Connecticut – Southbury Training School – June 12, 1972 Box 10131972 1) Appointments – Wallingford, Connecticut – Grand Master’s Day – October 7, 19721972 2) Appointments – Waterbury, Connecticut – Post Junior College Commencement – June 10, 19721972 3) Appointments – West Haven, Connecticut – Sierra Club Regarding Conservation – February 25, 19721972 4) Connecticut Conservation and Pollution1972 5) Connecticut Health and Hospitals1972 6) Connecticut Intern Program1972 7) Connecticut – Miscellaneous1972 8) Connecticut Route 71972 9) Connecticut Schools and Education1972 10) General – Thank You – Miscellaneous1972 11) General – Thank You – Publications and Information1972 12) Judgeship – Robert Bork 1972 13) Judgeship – Charles L. Flynn 1972 14) Judgeship – Samuel J. Murray 1972 15) Legislative Files – September 111972 16) Legislative Files – September 121972 17) Legislative Files – September 131972 18) Legislative Files – September 141972 19) Legislative Files – September 191972 20) Legislative Files – September 201972 21) Legislative Files – September 211972 22) Legislative Files – September 22 Box 10141972 1) Legislative Files – September 251972 2) Legislative Files – September 261972 3) Legislative Files – September 271972 4) Legislative Files – September 28, Folder 11972 5) Legislative Files – September 28, Folder 21972 6) Legislative Files – September 291972 7) Legislative Files – October 21972 8) Legislative Files – October 31972 9) Legislative Files – October 41972 10) Legislative Files – October 51972 11) Legislative Files – October 61972 12) Legislative Files – October 91972 13) Legislative Files – October 101972 14) Legislative Files – October 11Box 10151972 1) Legislative Files – October 121972 2) Legislative Files – October 131972 3) Legislative Files – October 141972 4) Legislative Files – October 161972 5) Legislative Files – October 171972 6) Legislative Files – October 181972 7) Legislative Files – October 191972 8) Legislative Files – October 20 1972 9) Legislative Files – October 241972 10) Legislative Files – October 251972 11) Legislative Files – October 261972 12) Legislative Files – October 271972 13) Legislative Files – October 301972 14) Legislative Files – Week of October 301972 15) Legislative Files – October 311972 16) Legislative Files – November 1Box 10161972 1) Legislative Files – November 2, Folder 11972 2) Legislative Files – November 2, Folder 21972 3) Legislative Files – November 61972 4) Legislative Files – Week of November 6, Folder 11972 5) Legislative Files – Week of November 6, Folder 21972 6) Legislative Files – Week of November 6, Folder 31972 7) Legislative Files – Week of November 14, Folder 11972 8) Legislative Files – Week of November 14, Folder 2Box 10171972 1) Legislative Files – Week of November 20, Folder 11972 2) Legislative Files – Week of November 20, Folder 21972 3) Legislative Files – Week of November 27, Folder 11972 4) Legislative Files – Week of November 27, Folder 21972 5) Legislative Files – Week of November 27, Folder 3 1972 6) Legislative Files – Week of December 4, Folder 11972 7) Legislative Files – Week of December 4, Folder 2Box 10181972 1) Legislative Files – Week of December 4, Folder 31972 2) Legislative Files – Week of December 11, Folder 11972 3) Legislative Files – Week of December 11, Folder 21972 4) Legislative Files – Week of December 18, Folder 11972 5) Legislative Files – Week of December 18, Folder 21972 6) Legislative Files – Week of December 18, Folder 3Box 10191972 1) Legislative Files – Week of December 25, Folder 11972 2) Legislative Files – Week of December 25, Folder 21972 3) Legislative Files – Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee1972 4) Legislative Files – Connecticut1972 5) Legislative Files – Finance – Budget1972 6) Legislative Files – Finance – Burke-Hartke Bill – Trade Bill1972 7) Legislative Files – Finance – Economy1972 8) Legislative Files – Finance – Fiscal Deficit1972 9) Legislative Files – Finance – H.R. 1, Social Security and Welfare Bill1971-1972 10) Legislative Files – Finance – Miscellaneous1972 11) Legislative Files – Finance – National Health Insurance1972 12) Legislative Files – Finance – OEP, Office of Economic Opportunity1972 13) Legislative Files – Finance – Pension Reform and Retirement 1972 14) Legislative Files – Finance – Revenue Sharing1972 15) Legislative Files – Finance – Social Security1972 16) Legislative Files – Finance – Tax Reform1972 17) Legislative Files – Finance – Trade1972 18) Legislative Files – Finance – Finance – Unemployment1972 19) Legislative Files – Department of Housing and Urban Development, Space, Science, Etc. Appropriations Bill of 1973, H.R. 15093 – Including NASA and Noise Abatement1972 20) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Aging1972 21) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Alcoholism and Narcotics1972 22) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Children and YouthBox 10201972 1) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Education, Folder 11972 2) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Education, Folder 21971-1972 3) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Employment, Manpower, and Poverty1972 4) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Handicapped Workers1972 5) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Health1972 6) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Human Resources1972 7) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Labor1972 8) Legislative Files – Labor and Public Welfare – Migratory Labor1972 9) Legislative Files – Rules and Administration1972 10) Legislative Files – School Lunch – Child Nutrition Act – H.R. 148961972 11) Legislative Files – Subcommittee on Soil Conservation and Forestry – Forestry Incentives, Reforestation, Agriculture, and Forestry1972 12) Miscellaneous – January-March Box 10211972 1) Personal – Appointments – January 1972 2) Personal – Appointments – February, Folder 11972 3) Personal – Appointments – February, Folder 21972 4) Personal – Appointments – March1972 5) Personal – Appointments – April, Folder 11972 6) Personal – Appointments – April, Folder 2Box 10221972 1) Personal – Appointments – May 1972 2) Personal – Appointments – June, Folder 11972 3) Personal – Appointments – June, Folder 21972 4) Personal – Appointments – July 1972 5) Personal – Appointments – August 1972 6) Personal – Appointments – September, Folder 11972 7) Personal – Appointments – September, Folder 21972 8) Personal – Appointments – October, Folder 1Box 10231972 1) Personal – Appointments – October, Folder 21972 2) Personal – Appointments – November1972 3) Personal – Appointments – December 1972 4) Personal – Condolences1972 5) Personal – Congratulatory – January-April1972 6) Personal – Congratulatory – May-August 1972 7) Personal – Congratulatory – September-October 1972 8) Personal – Congratulatory- November-December Box 10241972 1) Personal Correspondence1972 2) Personal – Requested Appointments1972 3) Personal – Thanks Incoming – January-June1972 4) Personal – Thanks Incoming – July-December1972 5) Personal – Thanks Incoming – VIP1972 6) Personal – Thanks Outgoing – January-March1972 7) Personal – Thanks Outgoing – April 1972 8) Personal – Thanks Outgoing – May 1972 9) Personal – Thanks Outgoing – June-July Box 10251972 1) Personal – Thanks Outgoing – August-September 1972 2) Personal – Thanks Outgoing – October-December 1972 3) Political Groups1972 4) Political – Republican National Committee1972-1973 5) Political – Republican Senatorial Campaign1972 6) Political – Republican State Central Committee1972 7) Press Letters, Folder 11972 8) Press Letters, Folder 21972 9) Press Letters, Folder 31971-1972 10) Requests – Agriculture Yearbooks, Folder 1 Box 10261971-1972 1) Requests – Agriculture Yearbooks, Folder 21972 2) Requests – Congratulatory Notes – Lowell Weicker and President Richard Nixon1972 3) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents, Folder 11972 4) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents, Folder 21972 5) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents, Folder 31972 6) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents, Folder 41972 7) Requests – Congressional Directory1972 8) Requests – Congressional Record1972 9) Requests – Connecticut Information1972 10) Requests – Federal RegisterBox 10271972 1) Requests – Flags, Folder 11972 2) Requests – Flags, Folder 21971-1972 3) Requests – General Publications – January-June 1972, Folder 11971-1972 4) Requests – General Publications – January-June 1972, Folder 21972 5) Requests – General Publications – July-December 19721972 6) Requests – Lowell Weicker and President Richard Nixon Photos, Folder 11972 7) Requests – Lowell Weicker and President Richard Nixon Photos, Folder 21972 8) Requests – Lowell Weicker BiographyBox 10281971-1972 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March 1972, Folder 11971-1972 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March 1972, Folder 2 1972 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 11972 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 21972 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 11972 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 21972 7) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 1Box 10291972 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 21972 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 31972 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 41972 4) Requests – Outgoing Requests1971-1972 5) Requests – Request for Speakers1972 6) Requests – Tours – January-June, Folder 11972 7) Requests – Tours – January-June, Folder 21972 8) Requests – Tours – January-June, Folder 31972 9) Requests – Tours – July-December, Folder 1Box 10301972 1) Requests – Tours – July-December, Folder 21972 2) SBC – Subject Based Correspondence – Civil Service1972 3) SBC – Retirement1972 4) Thank You – Views on Legislation1972 5) Thanks – Speaking Engagement Sample1973 6) AA-AD1973 7) AE-AH 1973 8) AI-AL1973 9) AM-AP1973 10) AQ-AT1973 11) AU-AZ1973 12) BA-BD1973 13) BE-BH1973 14) BI-BL1973 15) BM-BP1973 16) BQ-BT1973 17) CA-CD1973 18) CE-CH1973 19) CI-CL1973 20) CM-CP1973 21) CQ-CT1973 22) CU-CZ1973 23) DA-DD1973 24) DE-DH1973 25) DI-DL1973 26) DM-DPBox 10311973 1) DQ-DT1973 2) DU-DZ1973 3) EA-ED1973 4) EE-EH 1973 5) EI-EL1973 6) EM-EP1973 7) EQ-ET1973 8) EU-EZ1973 9) FA-FD1973 10) FE-FH1973 11) FI-FL1973 12) FM-FP1973 13) FQ-FT1973 14) FU-FZ1973 15) GA-GD1973 16) GE-GH1973 17) GI-GL1973 18) GM-GP1973 19) GQ-GT1973 20) GU-GZ1973 21) HA-HD1973 22) HE-HH1973 23) HI-HL1973 24) HM-HP1973 25) HQ-HT1973 26) HU-HZ1973 27) IN-IZ1973 28) JA-JD1973 29) JE-JH 1973 30) JM-JP1973 31) JU-JZ1973 32) KA-KD1973 33) KE-KHBox 10321973 1) KI-KL1973 2) KM-KP1973 3) KQ-KT1973 4) KU-KZ1973 5) LA-LD1973 6) LE-LH1973 7) LI-LL1973 8) LM-LP1973 9) LU-LZ1973 10) Mac1973 11) Mc1973 12) MA-MD1973 13) ME-MH1973 14) MI-ML1973 15) MM-MP1973 16) MQ-MT1973 17) MU-MZ1973 18) NA-ND1973 19) NE-NH 1973 20) NI-NL1973 21) NM-NP1973 22) NU-NZ1973 23) OA-OD1973 24) OE-OH1973 25) OI-OL1973 26) OM-OP1973 27) OQ-OT1973 28) OU-OZ1973 29) PA-PDBox 10331973 1) PE-PH1973 2) PI-PL1973 3) PM-PP1973 4) PQ-PT1973 5) PU-PZ1973 6) QA-QZ1973 7) RA-RD1973 8) RE-RH1973 9) RI-RL1973 10) RM-RP1973 11) RU-RZ1973 12) SA-SD1973 13) SE-SH 1973 14) SI-SL1973 15) SM-SP1973 16) SQ-ST1973 17) SU-SZ1973 18) TA-TD1973 19) TE-TH1973 20) TI-TL1973 21) TM-TP1973 22) TQ-TT1973 23) TU-TZBox 10341973 1) UA-UD1973 2) UE-UH1973 3) UI-UL1973 4) UM-UP1973 5) UQ-UT1973 6) VA-VM1973 7) VN-VZ1973 8) WA-WD1973 9) WE-WH1973 10) WI-WL1973 11) WM-WP1973 12) WQ-WT1973 13) WU-WZ 1973 14) YA-YZ1973 15) ZA-ZZ1973 16) AIFS – American Institute for Foreign Study Program1973 17) George Bush – Jack Gleason1973 18) Connecticut Election Procedures 1973 19) Connecticut Health and Hospitals 1973 20) Connecticut Miscellaneous 1973 21) Connecticut Political – Letters of Congratulations on Elections1973 22) Connecticut Transportation 1973 23) Endorsements 1973 24) Judgeship – William Cousins1973 25) Judgeship – Lawrence W. Iannoti1973 26) Judgeship – NominationsBox 10351973 1) Legislative Files – Week of January 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of January 8 – A-C1973 3) Legislative Files – Week of January 8 – D-K1973 4) Legislative Files – Week of January 8 – L-P1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of January 8 – R-Z, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of January 8 – R-Z, Folder 21973 7) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – A-C, Folder 1Box 10361973 1) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – A-C, Folder 2 1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – D-K, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – D-K, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – L-P, Folder 11973 5) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – L-P, Folder 21973 6) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – R-Z, Folder 11973 7) Legislative Files – Week of January 15 – R-Z, Folder 2Box 10371973 1) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – A-C, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – A-C, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – D-K, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – D-K, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – L-P, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – L-P, Folder 2Box 10381973 1) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – R-Z, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of January 22 – R-Z, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of January 29 – A-C 1973 4) Legislative Files – Week of January 29 – D-K, Folder 11973 5) Legislative Files – Week of January 29 – D-K, Folder 21973 6) Legislative Files – Week of January 29 – L-PBox 10391973 1) Legislative Files – Week of January 29 – R-Z, Folder 1 1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of January 29 – R-Z, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – A-C, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – A-C, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – A-C, Folder 31973 6) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – D-K, Folder 1Box 10401973 1) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – D-K, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – D-K, Folder 31973 3) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – D-K, Folder 41973 4) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – L-Q, Folder 11973 5) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – L-Q, Folder 21973 6) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – R-Z, Folder 11973 7) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – R-Z, Folder 2Box 10411973 1) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – R-Z, Folder 31973 2) Legislative Files – Week of February 26 – R-Z, Folder 41973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – A-C, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – A-C, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – D-K, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – D-K, Folder 21973 7) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – L-P Box 1042 1973 1) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – Q-Z, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of March 5 – Q-Z, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – A-C, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – A-C, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – A-C, Folder 31973 6) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – A-C, Folder 41973 7) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – D-K, Folder 11973 8) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – D-K, Folder 2Box 10431973 1) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – D-K, Folder 31973 2) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – D-K, Folder 41973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – D-K, Folder 51973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – L-P, Folder 11973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – L-P, Folder 21973 6) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – L-P, Folder 31973 7) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – L-P, Folder 4Box 10441973 1) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – R-Z, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – R-Z, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – R-Z, Folder 31973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 12 – R-Z, Folder 41973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – A-C, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – A-C, Folder 2 1973 7) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – D-K, Folder 1Box 10451973 1) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – D-K, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – D-K, Folder 31973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – L-P, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – L-P, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – L-P, Folder 31973 6) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – R-Z, Folder 1Box 10461973 1) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – R-Z, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – Week of March 19 – R-Z, Folder 31973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – A-C, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – A-C, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – D-K, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – D-K, Folder 2Box 10471973 1) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – D-K, Folder 31973 2) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – L-P, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – L-P, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – R-Z, Folder 11973 5) Legislative Files – Week of March 26 – R-Z, Folder 21973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – A-B Box 10481973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – C1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – D-F1973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – G-H1973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – I-K1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – L-M1973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 –N-P1973 7) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – Q-SBox 10491973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – T-V1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 2 – W-Z1973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – A-C1973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – D-F1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – G-H1973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – I-K1973 7) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – L-NBox 10501973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – O-R1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – S-T1973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 9 – U-Z1973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 16 – A-C1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of April 16 – D-K, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 16 – D-K, Folder 2 Box 10511973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 16 – L-P1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 16 – P-Q, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 16 – P-Q, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – A-C1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – D-K, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – D-K, Folder 2Box 10521973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – L-P, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – L-P, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – R-Z, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – R-Z, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of April 23 – Woodbury Middle School Students1973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – A-C, Folder 1Box 10531973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – A-C, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – D-K, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – D-K, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – D-K, Folder 31973 5) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – L-P, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – L-P, Folder 2Box 1054 1973 1) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – L-P, Folder 31973 2) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – Q-Z, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – Q-Z, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of April 30 – Q-Z, Folder 31973 5) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – A-C, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – A-C, Folder 2Box 10551973 1) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – D-K, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – D-K, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – L-P, Folder 11973 4) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – L-P, Folder 21973 5) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – Q-Z, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – Week of May 7 – Q-Z, Folder 21973 7) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – A-E, Folder 1Box 10561973 1) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – A-E, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – F-K, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – F-K, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – L-Q, Folder 11973 5) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – L-Q, Folder 21973 6) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – R-Z, Folder 1Box 1057 1973 1) Legislative Files – Week of July 23 – R-Z, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – Week of July 30 – A-E, Folder 11973 3) Legislative Files – Week of July 30 – A-E, Folder 21973 4) Legislative Files – Week of July 30 – F-I 1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of July 30 – J-Q 1973 6) Legislative Files – Week of July 30 – R-ZBox 10581973 1) Legislative Files – Week of August 6 – A-E1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of August 6 – F-K1973 3) Legislative Files – Week of August 6 – L-S1973 4) Legislative Files – Week of August 6 – T-Z1973 5) Legislative Files – Week of August 13 – A-E1973 6) Legislative Files – Week of August 13 – F-KBox 10591973 1) Legislative Files – Week of August 13 – L-Q1973 2) Legislative Files – Week of August 13 – R-Z1973 3) Legislative Files – August 20-24 – A-E1973 4) Legislative Files – August 20-24 – F-K1973 5) Legislative Files – August 20-24 – L-Q1973 6) Legislative Files – August 20-24 – R-ZBox 10601973 1) Legislative Files – August 27-31 – A-E, Folder 1 1973 2) Legislative Files – August 27-31 – A-E, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – August 27-31 – F-K1973 4) Legislative Files – August 27-31 – L-Q1973 5) Legislative Files – August 27-31 – R-Z, Folder 11973 6) Legislative Files – August 27-31 – R-Z, Folder 21973 7) Legislative Files – September 3-7 – A-EBox 10611973 1) Legislative Files – September 3-7 – F-K1973 2) Legislative Files – September 3-7 – L-Q1973 3) Legislative Files – September 3-7 – R-Z1973 4) Legislative Files – September 10-14 – A-E1973 5) Legislative Files – September 10-14 – F-K1973 6) Legislative Files – September 10-14 – L-Q1973 7) Legislative Files – September 10-14 – R-ZBox 10621973 1) Legislative Files – September 17-21 – A-E1973 2) Legislative Files – September 17-21 – F-K1973 3) Legislative Files – September 17-21 – L-Q1973 4) Legislative Files – September 17-21 – R-Z1973 5) Legislative Files – September 18-24 – A-E1973 6) Legislative Files – September 18-24 – F-Q1973 7) Legislative Files – September 18-24 – R-Z1973 8) Legislative Files – December 6-10 – A-E Box 10631973 1) Legislative Files – December 6-10 – F-P, Folder 11973 2) Legislative Files – December 6-10 – F-P, Folder 21973 3) Legislative Files – December 6-10 – Q-Z1973 4) Legislative Files – December 11-17 – A-E1973 5) Legislative Files – December 11-17 – F-P1973 6) Legislative Files – December 11-17 – Q-Z1973 7) Legislative Files – December 18-24 – A-E1973 8) Legislative Files – December 18-24 – F-P, Folder 1Box 10641973 1) Legislative Files – December 18-24 – F-P, Folder 21973 2) Legislative Files – December 18-24 – Q-Z1973 3) Legislative Files – December 25-31 – A-E1973 4) Legislative Files – December 25-31 – F-P1973 5) Legislative Files – December 25-31 – Q-Z1973 6) Outgoing Telegrams1973 7) Personal – Condolence 1973 8) Personal – Congratulations, Folder 1Box 10651973 1) Personal – Congratulations, Folder 21973 2) Personal – Congratulations, Folder 31973 3) Personal – Congratulations, Folder 41973 4) Personal – Memberships and Sponsorships 1973 5) Personal – Miscellaneous – January-June, Folder 11973 6) Personal – Miscellaneous – January-June, Folder 21973 7) Personal – Miscellaneous – July-December, Folder 1Box 10661973 1) Personal – Miscellaneous – July-December, Folder 21973 2) Personal – Recommendations1973 3) Personal - Speakers1973 4) Personal – Thanks – Incoming – January-June1973 5) Personal – Thanks – Incoming – July-December1973 6) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – January-March, Folder 11973 7) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – January-March, Folder 2Box 10671973 1) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – January-March, Folder 31973 2) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – April-May, Folder 11973 3) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – April-May, Folder 21973 4) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – April-May, Folder 31973 5) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – June-July 1973, Folder 11973 6) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – June-July 1973, Folder 21973 7) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – June-July 1973, Folder 3Box 10681973 1) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – August-September 1973, Folder 11973 2) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – August-September 1973, Folder 2 1973 3) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – October-December 1973, Folder 11973 4) Personal – Thanks – Outgoing – October-December 1973, Folder 21973 5) Press Letters, Folder 11973 6) Press Letters, Folder 2Box 10691973 1) Press Letters, Folder 31973 2) Press Letters, Folder 41973 3) Press Letters, Folder 51973 4) Press Letters, Folder 61973 5) Press Letters, Folder 71973 6) Press Letters, Folder 81973 7) Press Letters – Robert H. YoakumBox 10701973 1) Republican National Committee1973 2) Republican Senatorial Campaign1973 3) Republican Connecticut State Central Committee1973 4) Requests – Agricultural Yearbook1973 5) Requests – Agriculture Farm Bulletins1973 6) Requests – Calendars1973 7) Requests – Congratulations from President Richard Nixon1973 8) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June, Folder 11973 9) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June, Folder 21973 10) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June, Folder 3 1973 11) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – July-December1973 12) Requests – Congressional Directory and Federal Register1973 13) Requests – Congressional Record RequestsBox 10711973 1) Requests – Connecticut Information 1973 2) Requests – Flags, Folder 11973 3) Requests – Flags, Folder 21972-1973 4) Requests – General Publications, Folder 11972-1973 5) Requests – General Publications, Folder 21973 6) Requests – General – WatergateBox 10721973 1) Requests – Lowell Weicker Biography1972-1973 2) Requests – Lowell Weicker and President Richard Nixon Photos1973 3) Requests – Maps and Charts1972-1973 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March 1973, Folder 11972-1973 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March1973 , Folder 21972-1973 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March 1973, Folder 31973 7) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 11973 8) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 21973 9) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 3Box 10731973 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 4 1973 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 11973 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 21973 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 31973 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 11973 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – October-December, Folder 21973 7) Requests – Photos – Autographs of Lowell Weicker and of President Richard Nixon, Folder 11973 8) Requests – Photos – Autographs of Lowell Weicker and of President Richard Nixon, Folder 2Box 10741973 1) Requests – Photos – Autographs of Lowell Weicker and of President Richard Nixon, Folder 31973 2) Requests – Photos – Autographs of Lowell Weicker and of President Richard Nixon, Folder 41973 3) Requests – Tours of White House, Washington, Etc., Folder 11973 4) Requests – Tours of White House, Washington, Etc., Folder 21973 5) Requests – Tours of White House, Washington, Etc., Folder 31973 6) Requests – Tours of White House, Washington, Etc., Folder 4Box 10751973 1) Requests – Tours of White House, Washington, Etc., Folder 51973 2) Requests – Tours of White House, Washington, Etc., Folder 61973 3) Watergate, Folder 11973 4) Watergate, Folder 21973 5) Watergate, Folder 31973 6) Watergate, Folder 4 1973 7) Watergate – Thank You – January-JulyBox 10761973 1) Watergate – Thank You – August-September1973 2) Watergate – Thank You – October-November1973 3) Weicker Staff 1973-1974 4) January 1-7, 1974 – A-E1973-1974 5) January 1-7, 1974 – F-P, Folder 11973-1974 6) January 1-7, 1974 – F-P, Folder 21973-1974 7) January 1-7, 1974 – Q-Z1973-1974 8) January 8-14, 1974 – A-EBox 10771973-1974 1) January 8-14, 1974 – F-P1973-1974 2) January 8-14, 1974 – Q-Z1973-1974 3) January 15-21, 1974 – A-E1973-1974 4) January 15-21, 1974 – F-P1973-1974 5) January 15-21, 1974 – Q-Z1973-1974 6) January 21-25, 1974 – A-E, Folder 11973-1974 7) January 21-25, 1974 – A-E, Folder 21973-1974 8) January 21-25, 1974 – F-P, Folder 1Box 10781973-1974 1) January 21-25, 1974 – F-P, Folder 21973-1974 2) January 21-25, 1974 – Q-Z, Folder 1 1973-1974 3) January 21-25, 1974 – Q-Z, Folder 21973-1974 4) January 28-February 1, 1974 – A-E1974 5) January 28-February 1, 1974 – F-P, Folder 11974 6) January 28-February 1, 1974 – F-P, Folder 21973-1974 7) January 28-February 1, 1974 – Q-Z1973-1974 8) February 4-8, 1974 – A-EBox 10791973-1974 1) February 4-8, 1974 – F-P1973-1974 2) February 4-8, 1974 – Q-Z1973-1974 3) February 11-15, 1974 – A-E1973-1974 4) February 11-15, 1974 – F-P1973-1974 5) February 11-15, 1974 – Q-Z1973-1974 6) February 18-22, 1974 – A-E1973-1974 7) February 18-22, 1974 – F-P, Folder 11973-1974 8) February 18-22, 1974 – F-P, Folder 21973-1974 9) February 18-22, 1974 – Q-ZBox 10801973-1974 1) February 25-March 1, 1974 – A-E, Folder 11973-1974 2) February 25-March 1, 1974 – A-E, Folder 21973-1974 3) February 25-March 1, 1974 – F-P, Folder 11973-1974 4) February 25-March 1, 1974 – F-P, Folder 21973-1974 5) February 25-March 1, 1974 – Q-Z, Folder 11973-1974 6) February 25-March 1, 1974 – Q-Z, Folder 2 Box 10811974 1) March 4-8 – A-E1973-1974 2) March 4-8, 1974 – F-P, Folder 11973-1974 3) March 4-8, 1974 – F-P, Folder 21974 4) March 4-8 – Q-Z1974 5) March 11-15 – A-E1974 6) March 11-15 – F-P1974 7) March 11-15 – Q-Z1974 8) March 18-22 – A-E, Folder 11974 9) March 18-22 – A-E, Folder 2Box 10821974 1) March 18-22 – F-P, Folder 11974 2) March 18-22 – F-P, Folder 21974 3) March 18-22 – Q-Z, Folder 11974 4) March 18-22 – Q-Z, Folder 21974 5) March 25-29 – A-E 1974 6) March 25-29 – F-P, Folder 11974 7) March 25-29 – F-P, Folder 2Box 10831974 1) March 25-29 – Q-Z1974 2) April 1-5 – A-E, Folder 11974 3) April 1-5 – A-E, Folder 21974 4) April 1-5 – F-P, Folder 1 1974 5) April 1-5 – F-P, Folder 21974 6) April 1-5 – Q-Z1974 7) April 8-12 – A-EBox 10841974 1) April 8-12 – F-P, Folder 11974 2) April 8-12 – F-P, Folder 21974 3) April 8-12 – Q-Z 1974 4) April 15-19 – A-E, Folder 11974 5) April 15-19 – A-E, Folder 21974 6) April 15-19 – F-P, Folder 11974 7) April 15-19 – F-P, Folder 2Box 10851974 1) April 15-19 – Q-Z1974 2) April 211974 3) April 22-26 – A-E1974 4) April 22-26 – F-P, Folder 11974 5) April 22-26 – F-P, Folder 21974 6) April 22-26 – Q-Z, Folder 11974 7) April 22-26 – Q-Z, Folder 21974 8) April 29-May 3 – A-E1974 9) April 29-May 3 – F-P1974 10) April 29-May 3 – Q-Z Box 10861974 1) May 6-10 – A-E1974 2) May 6-10 – F-P1974 3) May 6-10 – Q-Z1974 4) May 13-17 – A-E1974 5) May 13-17 – F-P1974 6) May 13-17 – Q-Z1974 7) May 20-24 – A-E1974 8) May 20-24 – F-P1974 9) May 20-24 – Q-ZBox 10871974 1) May 27-31 – A-E1974 2) May 27-31 – F-P1974 3) May 27-31 – Q-Z1974 4) June 3-7 – A-E1974 5) June 3-7 – F-P1974 6) June 3-7 – Q-Z1974 7) June 10-141974 8) June 17-211974 9) June 24-28 – A-E1974 10) June 24-28 – F-PBox 10881974 1) June 24-29 – Q-Z 1974 2) July 1-5 – A-M1974 3) July 1-5 – N-Z1974 4) July 8-12 – A-E1974 5) July 8-12 – F-P1974 6) July 8-12 –Q-Z1974 7) July 15-19 – A-E1974 8) July 15-19 – F-Z1974 9) July 22-26 – A-E1974 10) July 22-26 – F-P1974 11) July 22-26 – Q-Z1974 12) July 29-August 12 – A-EBox 10891974 1) July 29-August 12 – F-P1974 2) July 29-August 12 – Q-Z1974 3) August 5-9 – F-P1974 4) August 5-9 – Q-Z1974 5) August 12-16 – A-E1974 6) August 12-16 – F-P1974 7) August 12-16 – Q-Z1974 8) August 19-23 – A-E1974 9) August 19-23 – F-P1974 10) August 19-23 – Q-Z1974 11) August 26-30 – A-E1974 12) August 26-30 – F-P Box 10901974 1) August 26-30 – Q-Z1974 2) September 2-6 – A-E1974 3) September 2-6 – F-P1974 4) September 2-6 – Q-Z1974 5) September 9-13 – A-E1974 6) September 9-13 – F-P1974 7) September 9-13 – Q-Z1974 8) September 14-18 – A-E1974 9) September 14-18 – F-P1974 10) September 14-18 – Q-Z1974 11) September 18-22 – A-E1974 12) September 18-22 – F-P1974 13) September 18-22 – Q-Z1974 14) September 23-27 – A-E1974 15) September 23-27 – F-P1974 16) September 23-27 – Q-Z1974 17) September 28-October 2 –A-E1974 18) September 28-October 2 – F-P1974 19) September 28-October 2 – Q-Z1974 20) October 3-7 – A-E1974 21) October 3-7 – F-P1974 22) October 3-7 –Q-Z1974 23) October 8-12 – A-E1974 24) October 8-12 – F-P 1974 25) October 8-12 – Q-Z1974 26) October 12-16 – A-E1974 27) October 12-16 – F-P1974 28) October 12-16 –Q-Z1974 29) October 17-21 – A-E1974 30) October 17-21 – F-P1974 31) October 17-21 – Q-Z1974 32) October 22-27 – A-E1974 33) October 22-27 – F-P1974 34) October 22-27 – Q-Z1974 35) October 28 – November 1 – A-E1974 36) October 28-November 1 – F-PBox 10911974 1) October 28-November 1 – Q-Z1974 2) November 4-8 – A-E1974 3) November 4-8 – F-P1974 4) November 4-8 – Q-Z1974 5) November 9-13 – A-E 1974 6) November 9-13 – F-P1974 7) November 9-13 – Q-Z1974 8) November 14-18 – A-E1974 9) November 14-18 – F-P1974 10) November 14-18 – Q-Z1974 11) November 19-23 – A-E 1974 12) November 19-23 – F-P1974 13) November 19-23 – Q-Z1974 14) November 24-28 – A-E1974 15) November 24-28 – F-P1974 16) November 24-28 – Q-Z1974 17) December 2-6 – A-E1974 18) December 2-6 – F-P1974 19) December 2-6 – Q-Z1974 20) December 9-13 – A-E1974 21) December 9-13 – F-P1974 22) December 9-13 – Q-Z1974 23) December 16-20 – A-EBox 10921974 1) December 16-20 – F-P1974 2) December 16-20 – Q-Z1974 3) December 23-27 – A-E1974 4) December 23-27 – F-P1974 5) December 23-27 – Q-Z1974 6) A1974 7) B, Folder 11974 8) B, Folder 21974 9) C1974 10) D Box 10931974 1) E-F 1974 2) G1974 3) H1974 4) I-K1974 5) L1974 6) M, Folder 1Box 10941974 1) M, Folder 21974 2) N-O1974 3) P1974 4) Q-R1974 5) S, Folder 11974 6) S, Folder 2Box 10951974 1) T-V1974 2) W, Folder 11974 3) W, Folder 21974 4) Y-Z1974 5) Administrative Files – Francis X. Bergin1972-1974 6) Administrative Files – Candlewood Lake Defense Associates, Folder 11972-1974 7) Administrative Files – Candlewood Lake Defense Associates, Folder 21974 8) Administrative Files – William Welch – Federal Aviation Administration Safety Regulations 1974 9) Appointment Requested and Not Completed1974 10) Campaign Materials – John Zajac for Connecticut State Treasurer1974 11) Condolences1974 12) Congratulations – January-June, Folder 11974 13) Congratulations – January-June, Folder 2Box 10961974 1) Congratulations – July-December1974 2) Election – Connecticut1974 3) Endorsements1974 4) Energy Reform1974 5) Ethnic Backgrounds – Polish American Congress1974 6) Honorary Membership – Accept1974 7) Invitations for Membership and Sponsorship1974 8) Judgeship – Louise Hunt1974 9) Judgeship – Frank Kinney Jr.1974 10) Legislative Files – Administrative Procedures – August-December1974 11) Legislative Files – Agriculture – August-December1974 12) Legislative Files – Banking and Finance – August-December1974 13) Legislative Files – Business and Industry – November-December1974 14) Legislative Files – Congressional Reform – August-December1974 15) Legislative Files – Consumer Affairs – August-December1974 16) Legislative Files – Economy – August-December1974 17) Legislative Files – Education – August-December1974 18) Legislative Files – Energy – July-December 1974 19) Legislative Files – Environment – August-December1974 20) Legislative Files – Foreign Relations – August-December1974 21) Legislative Files – Health and Welfare – August-December, Folder 1Box 10971974 1) Legislative Files – Health and Welfare – August-December, Folder 21974 2) Legislative Files – Health and Welfare – August-December, Folder 31974 3) Legislative Files – Housing and Urban Affairs – August-December1974 4) Legislative Files – Judiciary – August-December1974 5) Legislative Files – Labor – August-December1974 6) Legislative Files – Military Affairs – August-December1974 7) Legislative Files – Miscellaneous – August-December1974 8) Legislative Files – Nominations – August-December1974 9) Legislative Files – State and Local Relations – August-December1974 10) Legislative Files – Transportation – August-December1974 11) Miscellaneous Correspondence1974 12) Miscellaneous – Speakers Bureaus1974 13) Outgoing Telegrams1974 14) Personal – January-June, Folder 1Box 10981974 1) Personal – January-June, Folder 21974 2) Personal – July-December, Folder 11974 3) Personal – July-December, Folder 21974 4) Personal – Family 1974 5) Political Groups1974 6) Praeger Publishers, Incorporated – Proposed Weicker Manuscript1974 7) Press Letters – File #1 – A-L, Folder 11974 8) Press Letters – File #1 – A-L, Folder 21974 9) Press Letters – File #1 – A-L, Folder 3Box 10991974 1) Press Letters – File 1 – A-L, Folder 41974 2) Press Letters – File 2 – M-Z, Folder 11974 3) Press Letters – File 2 – M-Z, Folder 21974 4) Press Letters – File 2 – M-Z, Folder 31974 5) Press Letters – File 2 – M-Z, Folder 41974 6) Recommendations – General Employment – State – Position of Manager of the Greater Hartford Chamber Commerce Governmental Affairs Department1974 7) Republican National Committee1974 8) Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee1974 9) Republican State Central Committee1974 10) Requests – Agriculture Year Book, Folder 11974 11) Requests – Agriculture Year Book, Folder 2Box 11001974 1) Requests – Biography – Lowell Weicker1974 2) Requests – Calendars1974 3) Requests – Congratulations – President Richard Nixon – Lowell Weicker1974 4) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June1974 5) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – July-December, Folder 1 1974 6) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – July-December, Folder 21974 7) Requests – Congressional Bills and Documents – July-December, Folder 31974 8) Requests – Congressional Directory and Federal Register1974 9) Requests – Congressional Record Requests1974 10) Requests – Connecticut InformationBox 11011974 1) Requests – Flags1974 2) Requests – General Publications1974 3) Requests – Maps and Charts1974 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 11974 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 21974 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – January-March, Folder 31974 7) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 11974 8) Requests – Miscellaneous – April-June, Folder 2Box 11021974 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 11974 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – July-September, Folder 21974 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – September/October-December, Folder 11974 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – September/October-December, Folder 21974 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – September/October-December, Folder 31974 6) Requests – Photos and Autographs of Lowell Weicker and of Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford1974 7) Requests – Rejects1974 8) Requests – Speakers 1973-1974 9) Requests – Tours, Folder 1Box 11031973-1974 1) Requests – Tours, Folder 21973-1974 2) Requests – Tours, Folder 31973-1974 3) Requests – Tours, Folder 41974 4) Requests – Watergate Requests – General1974 5) Requests – White House Tour Appointment Calendar1974 6) Senate Republican Party Committee1974 7) Thank You – General – January-March, Folder 11974 8) Thank You – General – January-March, Folder 21974 9) Thank You – General – April-June, Folder 11974 10) Thank You – General – April-June, Folder 2Box 11041974 1) Thank You – General – April-June, Folder 31974 2) Thank You – General – July-September, Folder 11974 3) Thank You – General – July-September, Folder 21974 4) Thank You – General – October-December 1974 5) Thank You – Incoming1974 6) Thank You – Publications and Books – Outgoing, Folder 11974 7) Thank You – Publications and Books – Outgoing, Folder 2Box 11051974 1) Watergate 1974 2) Watergate – Thank You – February1974 3) Watergate – Thank You – April-June1975 4) January 1-3 – A-E1975 5) January 1-3 – F-P1975 6) January 1-3 – Q-Z1975 7) January 6-10 – A-E1975 8) January 6-10 – F-P1975 9) January 6-10 – Q-Z1975 10) January 13-17 – A-E1975 11) January 13-17 – F-P1975 12) January 13-17 – Q-Z1975 13) January 20-24 – A-E1975 14) January 20-24 – F-PBox 11061975 1) January 20-24 – Q-Z1975 2) January 27-31 – A-E1975 3) January 27-31 – F-P1975 4) January 27-31 – Q-Z1975 5) February 3-7 – A-E1975 6) February 3-7 – F-P1975 7) February 3-7 – Q-Z1975 8) February 10-14 – A-E1975 9) February 10-14 – F-P1975 10) February 10-14 – Q-Z 1975 11) February 17-21 – A-E1975 12) February 17-21 – F-PBox 11071975 1) February 17-21 – Q-Z1975 2) February 24-28 – A-E1975 3) February 24-28 – F-P1975 4) February 24-28 – Q-Z1975 5) March 3-7 – A-E1975 6) March 3-7 – F-P1975 7) March 3-7 – Q-Z1975 8) March 8-9 – F-P1975 9) March 10-14 – A-E1975 10) March 10-14 – F-P1975 11) March10-14 – Q-Z1975 12) March 17-21 – A-E1975 13) March 17-21 – F-P1975 14) March 17-21 – Q-Z1975 15) March 24-28 – A-E1975 16) March 24-28 – F-P1975 17) March 24-28 – Q-ZBox 11081975 1) March 31 – A-E1975 2) March 31 – F-P 1975 3) March 31 – Q-Z1975 4) April 1-4 – A-E1975 5) April 1-4 – F-P1975 6) April 1-4 – Q-Z1975 7) April 7-11 – A-E1975 8) April 7-11 – F-P1975 9) April 7-11 – Q-Z1975 10) April 12-13 – A-E1975 11) April 12-13 – F-P1975 12) April 12-13 – Q-Z1975 13) April 14-18 – A-E1975 14) April 14-18 – F-P1975 15) April 14-18 – Q-Z1975 16) April 21-25 – A-E1975 17) April 21-25 – F-P1975 18) April 21-25 – Q-ZBox 11091975 1) April 28-30 – A-E1975 2) April 28-30 – F-P1975 3) April 28-30 – Q-Z1975 4) May 1-2 – A-E1975 5) May 1-2 – F-P1975 6) May 1-2 – Q-Z1975 7) May 5-9 – A-E 1975 8) May 5-9 – F-P1975 9) May 5-9 – Q-Z1975 10) May 12-16 – A-E1975 11) May 12-16 – F-P1975 12) May 12-16 – Q-Z1975 13) May 19-23 – A-E1975 14) May 19-23 – F-P1975 15) May 19-23 – Q-ZBox 11101975 1) May 26-30 – A-E1975 2) May 26-30 – F-P1975 3) May 26-30 – Q-Z1975 4) June 2-6 – A-E1975 5) June 2-6 – F-P1975 6) June 2-6 – Q-Z1975 7) June 9-13 – A-E1975 8) June 9-13 – F-P1975 9) June 9-13 – Q-Z1975 10) June 16-20 – A-E1975 11) June 16-20 – F-P1975 12) June 16-20 – Q-ZBox 11111975 1) June 23-27 – A-E 1975 2) June 23-27 – F-P1975 3) June 23-27 – Q-Z1975 4) June 30 – A-E1975 5) June 30 – F-P1975 6) June 30 – Q-Z1975 7) July 1-4 – A-E1975 8) July 1-4 – F-P1975 9) July 1-4 – Q-Z1975 10) July 7-11 – A-E1975 11) July 7-11 – F-PBox 11121975 1) July 7-11 – Q-Z1975 2) July 14-18 – A-E1975 3) July 14-18 – F-P1975 4) July 14-18 – Q-Z1975 5) July 21-25 – A-E1975 6) July 21-25 – F-PBox 11131975 1) July 21-25 – Q-Z1975 2) July 28-31 – A-E1975 3) July 28-31 – F-P1975 4) July 28-31 – Q-Z1975 5) August 1 – A-E 1975 6) August 1 – F-P1975 7) August 1 – Q-Z1975 8) August 4-8 – A-E1975 9) August 4-8 – F-P1975 10) August 4-8 – Q-Z1975 11) August 11-15 – A-EBox 11141975 1) August 11-15 – F-P1975 2) August 11-15 – Q-Z1975 3) August 18-22 – A-E1975 4) August 18-22 – F-P1975 5) August 18-22 – Q-Z1975 6) August 25-29 – A-E1975 7) August 25-29 – F-P1975 8) August 25-29 – Q-Z1975 9) September 1-5 – A-E1975 10) September 1-5 – F-PBox 11151975 1) September 1-5 – Q-Z1975 2) September 8-12 – A-E1975 3) September 8-12 – F-P1975 4) September 8-12 – Q-Z1975 5) September 15-19 – A-E 1975 6) September 15-19 – F-P1975 7) September 15-19 – Q-Z1975 8) September 22-26 – A-E1975 9) September 22-26 – F-P1975 10) September 22-26 – Q-Z1975 11) September 29-30 – A-E1975 12) September 29-30 – F-P1975 13) September 29-30 – Q-Z1975 14) October 1-3 – A-E1975 15) October 1-3 – F-PBox 11161975 1) October 1-3 – Q-Z1975 2) October 6-10 – A-E1975 3) October 6-10 – F-P1975 4) October 6-10 – Q-Z1975 5) October 13-17 – A-E1975 6) October 13-17 – F-P1975 7) October 13-17 – Q-Z1975 8) October 20-24 – A-E1975 9) October 20-24 – F-P1975 10) October 20-24 – Q-ZBox 11171975 1) October 27-31 – A-E 1975 2) October 27-31 – F-P1975 3) October 27-31 – Q-Z1975 4) November 3-7 – A-E1975 5) November 3-7 – F-P1975 6) November 3-7 – Q-Z1975 7) November 10-14 – A-E1975 8) November 10-14 – F-P1975 9) November 10-14 – Q-Z1975 10) November 17-21 – A-EBox 11181975 1) November 17-21 – F-P1975 2) November 17-21 – Q-Z1975 3) November 24-28 – A-E1975 4) November 24-28 – F-P1975 5) November 24-28 – Q-Z1975 6) December 1-5 – A-E1975 7) December 1-5 – F-P1975 8) December 1-5 – Q-Z1975 9) December 8-12 – A-E1975 10) December 8-12 – F-P1975 11) December 8-12 – Q-ZBox 11191975 1) December 15-19 – A-E 1975 2) December 15-19 – F-P1975 3) December 15-19 – Q-Z1975 4) December 22-26 – A-E1975 5) December 22-26 – F-P1975 6) December 22-26 – Q-Z1975 7) December 29-31 – A-E1975 8) December 29-31 – F-P1975 9) December 29-31 – Q-Z1975 10) A1975 11) B1975 12) C1975 13) D1975 14) EBox 11201975 1) F1975 2) G1975 3) H1975 4) I-L1975 5) M1975 6) N1975 7) P1975 8) R1975 9) S1975 10) T-U 1975 11) V-Z1975 12) AA-AD1975 13) AE-AH1975 14) AI-AL1975 15) AM-AP1975 16) AQ-AT1975 17) AU-AZBox 11211975 1) BA-BD1975 2) BE-BH1975 3) BI-BL1975 4) BM-BP1975 5) BQ-BT1975 6) BU-BZ1975 7) CA-CD1975 8) CE-CH1975 9) CI-CL1975 10) CM-CPBox 11221975 1) CQ-CT1975 2) CU-CZ1975 3) DA-DD1975 4) DE-DH 1975 5) DI-DL1975 6) DM-DP1975 7) DQ-DT1975 8) DU-DZ1975 9) EA-ED1975 10) EE-EH1975 11) EI-EL1975 12) EM-EP1975 13) EQ-ET1975 14) EU-EZ1975 15) FA-FD1975 16) FE-FH1975 17) FI-FL1975 18) FM-FP1975 19) FQ-FT1975 20) FU-FZBox 11231975 1) GA-GD1975 2) GE-GH1975 3) GI-GL1975 4) GM-GP1975 5) GQ-GT1975 6) GU-GZ1975 7) HA-HD 1975 8) HE-HH1975 9) HI-HL1975 10) HM-HP1975 11) HQ-HT1975 12) HU-HZ1975 13) IA-IM1975 14) IN-IZ1975 15) JA-JD1975 16) JE-JHBox 11241975 1) JM-JP1975 2) JU-JZ1975 3) KA-KD1975 4) KE-KH1975 5) KI-KL1975 6) KM-KP1975 7) KQ-KT1975 8) KU-KZ1975 9) LA-LD1975 10) LE-LH1975 11) LI-LL1975 12) LM-LP1975 13) LU-LZ Box 11251975 1) MA-MD, Folder 11975 2) MA-MD, Folder 21975 3) ME-MH1975 4) MI-ML1975 5) MM-MP1975 6) MU-MZ1975 7) NA-ND1975 8) NE-NH1975 9) NI-NL1975 10) NM-NP1975 11) NU-NZ1975 12) OA-OD1975 13) OE-OH1975 14) OI-OL1975 15) OM-OP1975 16) OQ-OT1975 17) OU-OZ1975 18) PA-PDBox 11261975 1) PE-PH1975 2) PI-PL1975 3) PM-PP1975 4) PQ-PT 1975 5) PU-PZ1975 6) QA-QZ1975 7) RA-RD1975 8) RE-RH1975 9) RI-RL1975 10) RM-RP1975 11) RU-RZ1975 12) SA-SD1975 13) SE-SHBox 11271975 1) SI-SL1975 2) SM-SP1975 3) SQ-ST1975 4) SU-SZ1975 5) TA-TD1975 6) TE-TH1975 7) TI-TL1975 8) TM-TP1975 9) TQ-TT1975 10) TU-TZ1975 11) UA-UD1975 12) UE-UH1975 13) UI-UL1975 14) UM-UP 1975 15) UQ-UT1975 16) UU-UZ1975 17) VA-VM1975 18) VN-VZ1975 19) WA-WD, Folder 1Box 11281975 1) WA-WD, Folder 21975 2) WE-WH1975 3) WI-WL1975 4) WM-WP1975 5) WQ-WT1975 6) WU-WZ1975 7) YA-YZ1975 8) ZA-ZZ1975 9) Administrative Files – Aged1975 10) Administrative Files – Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America1975 11) Administrative Files – American Friends Service1975 12) Administrative Files – Sydelle Baskin – Future’s Day, West Hartford, Connecticut1975 13) Administrative Files – Bicentennial Parade of American Music, Washington, D.C.1975 14) Administrative Files – William Blando – The Trumbull Times1975 15) Administrative Files – Block Island, Rhode Island – Proposed Sewer System1975 16) Administrative Files – Blue Cross Blue Shield – Health Care Legislation 1975 17) Administrative Files – Morton Blumenthal – Northeastern Connecticut Community Development Corporation1975 18) Administrative Files – Bridgeport, Connecticut1975 19) Administrative Files – Bristol, Connecticut1975 20) Administrative Files – Pat and Lester Brooks – WritersBox 11291975 1) Administrative Files – Candlewood Lake Defense Associates1975 2) Administrative Files – Cyrus M. Carlton1975 3) Administrative Files – John Carrothers – Andrea Doria-Stockholm Collision 1975 4) Administrative Files – Church of Scientology – Interpol1975 5) Administrative Files – CIA/FBI1975 6) Administrative Files – Connecticut College – Upward Bound Funding1975 7) Administrative Files – Connecticut Regional Medical Program1975 8) Administrative Files – Connecticut Republican State Central Committee1975 9) Administrative Files – Connecticut State Library – Watergate Files1975 10) Administrative Files – Connecticut Wildlife Federation – Turners Falls Dam – Proposed Fish Ladder1975 11) Administrative Files – Education1975 12) Administrative Files – Electric Boat-General Dynamics – Groton Naval Shipyard Strike1975 13) Administrative Files – Enforcer1975 14) Administrative Files – Environmental Protection Agency1975 15) Administrative Files – Firearms1975 16) Administrative Files – Georgetown University School of Dentistry1975 17) Administrative Files – GOP Republican Party National Committee 1975 18) Administrative Files – Edward M. Greene – Arab Teachers Seminary, Haifa, Israel1975 19) Administrative Files – Greenwich, Connecticut Companies1975 20) Administrative Files – Hartford, Connecticut – Naugatuck Apartments Housing Project1975 21) Administrative Files – Hartford, Connecticut – Park River Flood Control Project1975 22) Administrative Files – Judith Hollister – Temple of Understanding – “Oneness of Man” Conference, New York City1974-1975 23) Administrative Files – Outreach – Aid to Children in Leprosy Villages1975 24) Administrative Files – Penn Central Railroad – John L. Abdalian1975 25) Administrative Files – Personal – Congratulations, Etc.1975 26) Administrative Files – Photoengraving Industry1975 27) Administrative Files – Pleasant Valley Wine Company – Frederic Schroeder – Labeling RegulationsBox 11301975 1) Administrative Files – Polls1975 2) Administrative Files – Pratt and Whitney – Defense Programs1975 3) Administrative Files – President Ford Committee1975 4) Administrative Files – Proto-Power Management Corporation1975 5) Administrative Files – RAMS1975 6) Administrative Files – Republican Party1975 7) Administrative Files – Republican Policy Committee1975 8) Administrative Files – Republican Senatorial Campaigns1975 9) Administrative Files – Elliot Richardson1975 10) Administrative Files – Ridgefield, Connecticut – Fire Fighters 1975 11) Administrative Files – Saxitoxin – Disposal to Science by CIA1975 12) Administrative Files – Sexism – National Organization of Women1975 13) Administrative Files – Small Business1975 14) Administrative Files – Social Security1975 15) Administrative Files – Specialty Steel Industry of the United States – Petition for Import Relief1975 16) Administrative Files – Stamford, Connecticut1975 17) Administrative Files – Standard Knapp – Packaging Standards – Interstate Commerce Commission1975 18) Administrative Files – State Matter – Respectfully Refer1974-1975 19) Administrative Files – State of Connecticut, Folder 11974-1975 20) Administrative Files – State of Connecticut, Folder 21974-1975 21) Administrative Files – State of Connecticut, Folder 31975 22) Administrative Files – Stauffer Chemical Company1975 23) Administrative Files – Taino Towers Housing Project, New York CityBox 11311975 1) Administrative Files – Thank You for Your Support1975 2) Administrative Files – The Campaigner – Republican National Committee Publication1975 3) Administrative Files – Thomaston, Connecticut – National Endowment for the Arts1975 4) Administrative Files – TICONE – Thrift Industries Council of New England1975 5) Administrative Files – Title V – Trade Reform Act of 19741975 6) Administrative Files – Treasury Department – Government Gold Sales1975 7) Administrative Files – University of Connecticut1975 8) Administrative Files – United Aircraft 1975 9) Administrative Files – United Nations – Resolution Equating Zionism to Racism1975 10) Administrative Files – United Research and Development Company1975 11) Administrative Files – U.S. Route 7 – Proposed Expressway1975 12) Administrative Files – Veterans1975 13) Administrative Files – Vietnam1975 14) Administrative Files – Wallingford, Connecticut – Misuse of Federal Funds1975 15) Administrative Files – West Hartford, Connecticut1975 16) Administrative Files – Chuck White – Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity1975 17) Administrative Files – WIC – Women, Infants, and Children1975 18) Administrative Files – WNET/Channel 13, New York City1975 19) Administrative Files – Yale University School of Medicine – Comprehensive Cancer Center1975 20) Choate Rosemary Hall – American Political Institutions Class Trip to Washington1975 21) Condolences1975 22) Congratulations – Election1975 23) Congratulatory Messages, Folder 11975 24) Congratulatory Messages, Folder 21975 25) Donations for 1975Box 11321975 1) Endorsements1975 2) Invitations1975 3) Judgeship – Robert I. Berdon1975 4) Judgeship – Allen D. Brufsky1975 5) Judgeship – Frederick Conrad 1975 6) Legislative Chronological Files – May 1975 7) Legislative Chronological Files – June1975 8) Legislative Chronological Files – July1975 9) Legislative Chronological Files – August1975 10) Legislative Chronological Files – September1975 11) Legislative Chronological Files – OctoberBox 11331975 1) Legislative Chronological Files – November1975 2) Legislative Chronological Files – December1975 3) Legislative Files – Administrative Procedures – January-March1975 4) Legislative Files – Business and Industry – January-March1975 5) Legislative Files – Congressional Reform – January-March1975 6) Legislative Files – Consumer Affairs – January-March1975 7) Legislative Files – Economy – January-March1975 8) Legislative Files – Education – January-March1975 9) Legislative Files – Energy – January-March1975 10) Legislative Files – Environment – January-March1975 11) Legislative Files – Housing and Urban Affairs – January-March1975 12) Legislative Files – Judiciary – January-March1975 13) Legislative Files – Labor – January-March1975 14) Legislative Files – Military Affairs – January-March1975 15) Legislative Files – Miscellaneous – January-March1975 16) Legislative Files – Nominations – January-March1975 17) Legislative Files – State and Local Relations – January-March 1975 18) Legislative Files – Transportation – January-MarchBox 11341975 1) Legislative Files – Administrative Procedures – March-June1975 2) Legislative Files – Agriculture – March-June1975 3) Legislative Files – Art – March-June1975 4) Legislative Files – Business and Industry – March-June1975 5) Legislative Files – Commerce – March-June1975 6) Legislative Files – Communications – March-June1975 7) Legislative Files – Congressional Reform – March-June1975 8) Legislative Files – Consumer Affairs – March-June1975 9) Legislative Files – Defense – March-June1975 10) Legislative Files – Economy – March-June1975 11) Legislative Files – Education – March-June1975 12) Legislative Files – Energy – March-June, Folder 11975 13) Legislative Files – Energy – March-June, Folder 21975 14) Legislative Files – Environment – March-June1975 15) Legislative Files – Finance – March-JuneBox 11351975 1) Legislative Files – Foreign Relations – March-June1975 2) Legislative Files – Health – March-June1975 3) Legislative Files – Housing and Urban Affairs – March-June1975 4) Legislative Files – Judiciary – March-June1975 5) Legislative Files – Labor Relations – March-June, Folder 1 1975 6) Legislative Files – Labor Relations – March-June, Folder 21975 7) Legislative Files – Military – March-June1975 8) Legislative Files – Miscellaneous – March-June1975 9) Legislative Files – Nominations – March-June1975 10) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service – March-June1975 11) Legislative Files – State and Local Relations – March-June1975 12) Legislative Files – Transportation – March-June1975 13) Legislative Files – Veterans – March-June1975 14) Legislative Files – Welfare – March-JuneBox 11361975 1) Memberships and Sponsorships1975 2) Miscellaneous Correspondence, Folder 11975 3) Miscellaneous Correspondence, Folder 21975 4) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 11975 5) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 21975 6) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 31975 7) Press Letters – A-L, Folder 11975 8) Press Letters – A-L, Folder 2Box 11371975 1) Press Letters – A-L, Folder 31975 2) Press Letters – M-Z, Folder 11975 3) Press Letters – M-Z, Folder 21975 4) Recommendations – National Labor Relations Board – For Milo V. Price and Ralph Kennedy 1975 5) Requests 1 – Agriculture Farm Bulletin1975 6) Requests 2 – 1975 Agriculture Year Book, Folder 11975 7) Requests 2 – 1975 Agriculture Year Book, Folder 21975 8) Requests 3 – 1975 Connecticut Information1975 9) Requests 4 – Biography – Lowell Weicker, Folder 1Box 11381975 1) Requests 4 – Biography – Lowell Weicker, Folder 21975 2) Requests 5 – 1975 Calendars1975 3) Requests 6 – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June, Folder 11975 4) Requests 6 – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June, Folder 21975 5) Requests 6 – Congressional Bills and Documents – January-June, Folder 31975 6) Requests 6 – Congressional Bills and Documents – July-December1975 7) Requests 7 – Congressional Directory and Federal Register1975 8) Requests 8 – Congressional Record1975 9) Requests – Congressional Bills – July-December, Folder 1Box 11391975 1) Requests – Congressional Bills – July-December, Folder 21975 2) Requests – Dead Letter File1975 3) Requests – Flags, Folder 11975 4) Requests – Flags, Folder 21975 5) Requests – General Publications1975 6) Requests – Government Printing Office Requests1975 7) Requests – Inquiry Pending 1975 8) Requests – Maps and Charts1975 9) Requests – Miscellaneous – February, Folder 11975 10) Requests – Miscellaneous – February, Folder 2Box 11401975 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – March, Folder 11975 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – March, Folder 21975 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – April1975 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – May1975 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – JuneBox 11411975 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – July1975 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – August1975 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – September, Folder 11975 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – September, Folder 21975 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – October, Folder 11975 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – October, Folder 21975 7) Requests – Miscellaneous – October, Folder 3Box 11421975 1) Requests – Miscellaneous – November, Folder 11975 2) Requests – Miscellaneous – November, Folder 21975 3) Requests – Miscellaneous – December, Folder 11975 4) Requests – Miscellaneous – December, Folder 2 1975 5) Requests – Miscellaneous – December, Folder 31975 6) Requests – Miscellaneous – December, Folder 41975 7) Requests – Photographs and Autographs – Lowell Weicker and President Gerald FordBox 11431975 1) Requests – Rejects – Tours 1975 2) Requests – Spaceflight – Apollo-Soyuz Mission Launch – July 15, 19751975 3) Requests – Speakers1975 4) Requests – Tour Calendar1975 5) Requests – Tours – A-M, Folder 11975 6) Requests – Tours – A-M, Folder 21975 7) Requests – Tours – A-M, Folder 31975 8) Requests – Tours – N-Z, Folder 11975 9) Requests – Tours – N-Z, Folder 21975 10) Requests – Tours – Recent and FutureBox 11441975 1) Speakers Bureaus1975 2) Thank You – Gifts1975 3) Thank You – Incoming1975 4) Thank You – Miscellaneous1975 5) Thank You – Publications and Books, Folder 11975 6) Thank You – Publications and Books, Folder 21975-1976 7) January 5-9, 1976 – A-E1975-1976 8) January 5-9, 1976 – F-P, Folder 1 Box 11451975-1976 1) January 5-9, 1976 – F-P, Folder 21975-1976 2) January 5-9, 1976 – Q-Z1975-1976 3) January 12-16, 1976 – A-E1975-1976 4) January 12-16, 1976 – F-P, Folder 11975-1976 5) January 12-16, 1976 – F-P, Folder 21975-1976 6) January 12-16, 1976 – Q-Z, Folder 11975-1976 7) January 12-16, 1976 – Q-Z, Folder 21976 8) January 19-23, 1976 – A-EBox 11461975-1976 1) January 19-23, 1976 – F-P, Folder 11975-1976 2) January 19-23, 1976 – F-P, Folder 21975-1976 3) January 19-23, 1976 – Q-Z1975-1976 4) January 26-30, 1976 – A-E1975-1976 5) January 26-30, 1976 – F-P1975-1976 6) January 26-30, 1976 – Q-Z1976 7) February 2-6 – A-EBox 11471976 1) February 2-6 – F-P, Folder 11976 2) February 2-6 – F-P, Folder 21976 3) February 2-6 – Q-Z 1976 4) February 9-13 – A-E1976 5) February 9-13 – F-P 1976 6) February 9-13 – Q-Z1976 7) February 16-20 – A-E1976 8) February 16-20 – F-PBox 11481976 1) February 16-20 – Q-Z1976 2) February 23-27 – A-E1976 3) February 23-27 – F-P, Folder 11976 4) February 23-27 – F-P, Folder 21976 5) February 23-27 – Q-Z1976 6) March 1-5 – A-Z1976 7) March 8-12 – A-ZBox 11491976 1) March 15-19 – A-Z1976 2) March 22-26 – A-Z, Folder 11976 3) March 22-26 – A-Z, Folder 21976 4) March 29-April 2 – A-P, Folder 11976 5) March 29-April 2 – A-P, Folder 21976 6) March 29-April 2 – Q-ZBox 11501976 1) April 5-9 – A-Z, Folder 11976 2) April 5-9 – A-Z, Folder 21976 3) April 12-16 – A-Z, Folder 1 1976 4) April 12-16 – A-Z, Folder 21976 5) April 19-23 – A-E1976 6) April 19-23 – F-P, Folder 11976 7) April 19-23 – F-P, Folder 2Box 11511976 1) April 19-23 – Q-Z1976 2) April 26-30 – A-Z, Folder 11976 3) April 26-30 – A-Z, Folder 21976 4) May 3-7 – A-Z1976 5) May 10-14 – A-E1976 6) May 10-14 – F-P, Folder 1Box 11521976 1) May 10-14 – F-P, Folder 21976 2) May 10-14 – Q-Z1976 3) May 17-21 – A-E1976 4) May 17-21 – F-P, Folder 11976 5) May 17-21 – F-P, Folder 21976 6) May 17-21 – Q-ZBox 11531976 1) May 24-28 – A-P, Folder 11976 2) May 24-28 – A-P, Folder 21976 3) May 24-28 – Q-Z 1976 4) May 31-June 4 – A-E1976 5) May 31-June 4 – F-P1976 6) May 31-June 4 – Q-Z1976 7) June 7-11 – A-EBox 11541976 1) June 7-11 – F-P, Folder 11976 2) June 7-11 – F-P, Folder 21976 3) June 7-11 – Q-Z1976 4) June 14-18 – A-E1976 5) June 14-18 – F-H1976 6) June 14-18 – J-L1976 7) June 14-18 – M-P1976 8) June 14-18 – R-W1976 9) June 21-25 – A-EBox 11551976 1) June 21-25 – F-H1976 2) June 21-25 – J-P1976 3) June 21-25 – R-Z1976 4) June 28-July 2 – A-W1976 5) July 5-9 – A-P 1976 6) July 12-16 – A-Z, Folder 1Box 1156 1976 1) July 12-16 – A-Z, Folder 21976 2) July 19-23 – A-E1976 3) July 19-23 – F-P1976 4) July 19-23 – Q-Z1976 5) July 26-30 – A-E1976 6) July 26-30 – F-PBox 11571976 1) July 26-30 – Q-Z1976 2) August 2-6 – A-E1976 3) August 2-6 – F-P1976 4) August 2-6 – Q-Z1976 5) August 9-13 – A-E1976 6) August 9-13 – F-P1976 7) August 9-13 – Q-Z1976 8) August 16-20 – A-E1976 9) August 16-20 – F-PBox 11581976 1) August 16-20 – Q-Z1976 2) August 23-27 – A-E1976 3) August 23-27 – F-P1976 4) August 23-27 – Q-Z1976 5) August 30-September 3 – A-E1976 6) August 30-September 3 – F-P 1976 7) August 30-September 3 – Q-Z1976 8) September 6-10 – A-E1976 9) September 6-10 – F-P1976 10) September 6-10 – Q-Z1976 11) September 13-17 – A-EBox 11591976 1) September 13-17 – F-P1976 2) September 13-17 – Q-Z1976 3) September 20-24 – A-Z, Folder 11976 4) September 20-24 – A-Z, Folder 21976 5) September 27-October 1 – A-Z, Folder 11976 6) September 27-October 1 – A-Z, Folder 21976 7) October 4-8 – A-ZBox 11601976 1) October 11-15 – A-Z1976 2) October 18-22 – A-Z, Folder 11976 3) October 18-22 – A-Z, Folder 21976 4) October 25-29 – A-Z, Folder 11976 5) October 25-29 – A-Z, Folder 21976 6) AA-AD1976 7) AE-AH1976 8) AI-AL Box 11611976 1) AM-AP1976 2) AQ-AT1976 3) AU-AZ1976 4) BA-BD1975-1976 5) BE-BH1976 6) BI-BL1976 7) BM-BP1976 8) BQ-BT1976 9) BU-BZ1976 10) CA-CDBox 11621976 1) CE-CH1976 2) CI-CL1976 3) CM-CP1976 4) CQ-CT1976 5) CU-CZ1976 6) DA-DD1976 7) DE-DH1976 8) DI-DL1976 9) DM-DP1976 10) DQ-DT1976 11) DU-DZ1976 12) EA-ED 1976 13) EE-EH1976 14) EI-EL1976 15) EM-EP1976 16) EQ-ET1976 17) EU-EZBox 11631976 1) FA-FD1976 2) FE-FH1976 3) FI-FL1976 4) FM-FP1975-1976 5) FQ-FT1976 6) FU-FZ1976 7) GA-GD1976 8) GE-GH1976 9) GI-GL1976 10) GM-GP1976 11) GQ-GT1976 12) GU-GZBox 11641975-1976 1) HA-HD, Folder 11975-1976 2) HA-HD, Folder 21976 3) HE-HH1976 4) HI-HL 1976 5) HM-HP, Folder 11976 6) HM-HP, Folder 21976 7) HQ-HT1976 8) HU-HZ1976 9) I1976 10) JBox 11651976 1) K, Folder 11976 2) K, Folder 21976 3) L, Folder 11976 4) L, Folder 21976 5) M, Folder 1Box 11661976 1) M, Folder 21976 2) M, Folder 31976 3) N-O1976 4) P-Q, Folder 11976 5) P-Q, Folder 2Box 11671976 1) R, Folder 11976 2) R, Folder 21976 3) S, Folder 1 1976 4) S, Folder 21976 5) S, Folder 31976 6) S, Folder 4Box 11681976 1) T1976 2) U1976 3) V1976 4) W, Folder 11976 5) W, Folder 21976 6) X-Z1976 7) Administrative Files – Connecticut Humanities Council1976 8) Administrative Files – New Opportunities for Waterbury, Incorporated – Community Development Corporation Proposal for Waterbury and New Haven, ConnecticutBox 11691976 1) Auction Items1976 2) Busing1976 3) Condolences1975-1976 4) Congratulatory Messages – January-June, 1976, Folder 11975-1976 5) Congratulatory Messages – January-June, 1976, Folder 21976 6) Congratulatory Messages – July-December, Folder 11976 7) Congratulatory Messages – July-December, Folder 21975-1976 8) Connecticut Declines – January 1-7, 19761975-1976 9) Connecticut Declines – January 8-15, 19761974-1976 10) Connecticut Declines – January 16-21, 1976 1976 11) Connecticut Declines – January 22-281976 12) Connecticut Declines – January 29-311975-1976 13) Connecticut Declines – February 1-7, 19761975-1976 14) Connecticut Declines – February 8-15, 19761976 15) Connecticut Declines – February 16-211976 16) Connecticut Declines – February 22-291975-1976 17) Connecticut Declines – March 1-7, 1976Box 11701976 1) Connecticut Declines – March 8-151976 2) Connecticut Declines – March 16-211976 3) Connecticut Declines – March 22-281976 4) Connecticut Declines – March 29-311976 5) Connecticut Declines – April 1-71976 6) Connecticut Declines – April 8-151976 7) Connecticut Declines – April 16-211976 8) Connecticut Declines – April 22-281976 9) Connecticut Declines – April 29-301976 10) Connecticut Declines – May 1-71976 11) Connecticut Declines – May 8-151976 12) Connecticut Declines – May 16-211976 13) Connecticut Declines – May 22-281976 14) Connecticut Declines – May 29-311976 15) Connecticut Declines – June 1-71976 16) Connecticut Declines – June 8-15 Box 11711976 1) Connecticut Declines – June 16-211976 2) Connecticut Declines – June 22-281976 3) Connecticut Declines – June 29-301976 4) Connecticut Declines – July 1-71976 5) Connecticut Declines – July 8-151976 6) Connecticut Declines – July 16-211976 7) Connecticut Declines – July 22-281976 8) Connecticut Declines – August 1-71976 9) Connecticut Declines – August 8-151976 10) Connecticut Declines – August 22-281976 11) Connecticut Declines – August 29-311976 12) Connecticut Declines – September 1-71976 13) Connecticut Declines – September 8-151976 14) Connecticut Declines – September 16-211976 15) Connecticut Declines – September 22-281976 16) Connecticut Declines – October 1-71976 17) Connecticut Declines – October 8-151976 18) Connecticut Declines – October 16-211976 19) Connecticut Declines – October 22-281976 20) Connecticut Declines – November 1-71976 21) Connecticut Declines – November 8-151976 22) Connecticut Declines – November 16-211976 23) Connecticut Declines – November 22-281976 24) Connecticut Declines – November 29-30 1976 25) Connecticut Declines – December 1-71976 26) Connecticut Declines – December 8-151976 27) Connecticut Declines – December 16-211976 28) Connecticut Declines – Wallingford, Connecticut1976 29) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – January1976 30) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – February1976 31) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – May1976 32) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – June1976 33) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – July1976 34) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – August1976 35) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – September1976 36) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – October1976 37) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – November1976 38) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – DecemberBox 11721976 1) Endorsements1975-1976 2) Government Operations, Folder 11975-1976 3) Government Operations, Folder 21975-1976 4) Government Operations, Folder 31976 5) Honorary Memberships 1976 – Accept1976 6) Invitations1976 7) Judgeship – Elaine S. Amendola1976 8) Judgeship – James T. Healey1976 9) Judgeship – Henry J. Naruk 1976 10) Legislative Chronological Files – JanuaryBox 11731976 1) Legislative Chronological Files – February1976 2) Legislative Chronological Files – March1976 3) Legislative Chronological Files – April1976 4) Legislative Chronological Files – May1976 5) Legislative Chronological Files – June1976 6) Legislative Chronological Files – July1976 7) Legislative Chronological Files – August1976 8) Legislative Chronological Files – September1976 9) Legislative Chronological Files – October1976 10) Legislative Chronological Files – November1976 11) Legislative Chronological Files – DecemberBox 11741976 1) Miscellaneous, Folder 11976 2) Miscellaneous, Folder 21976 3) Miscellaneous, Folder 31976 4) North Canaan, Connecticut – General1975-1976 5) Other Declines – January 8-15, 19761975-1976 6) Other Declines – January 16-21, 19761975-1976 7) Other Declines – January 22-28, 19761975-1976 8) Other Declines – January 28-31, 19761975-1976 9) Other Declines – February 1-7, 1976 1975-1976 10) Other Declines – February 8-15, 19761975-1976 11) Other Declines – February 16-21, 19761976 12) Other Declines – February 22-291976 13) Other Declines – March 1-71976 14) Other Declines – March 8-151976 15) Other Declines – March 16-211976 16) Other Declines – March 22-281976 17) Other Declines – March 29-31Box 11751975-1976 1) Other Declines – April 1-7, 19761976 2) Other Declines – April 8-151976 3) Other Declines – April 16-211976 4) Other Declines – April 22-281976 5) Other Declines – April 29-301976 6) Other Declines – May 1-71976 7) Other Declines – May 8-151976 8) Other Declines – May 16-211976 9) Other Declines – May 22-281976 10) Other Declines – May 29-311976 11) Other Declines – June 1-71976 12) Other Declines – June 8-151976 13) Other Declines – June 16-211976 14) Other Declines – June 22-281976 15) Other Declines – June 29-30 1976 16) Other Declines – July 1-71976 17) Other Declines – July 16-211976 18) Other Declines – July 22-281976 19) Other Declines – July 29-311976 20) Other Declines – August 1-7Box 11761976 1) Other Declines – August 8-211976 2) Other Declines – August 22-291976 3) Other Declines – September 1-71976 4) Other Declines – September 8-151976 5) Other Declines – September 16-211976 6) Other Declines – September 22-281976 7) Other Declines – September 29-301976 8) Other Declines – October 1-71976 9) Other Declines – October 8-151976 10) Other Declines – October 16-211976 11) Other Declines – October 22-311976 12) Other Declines – November 8-151976 13) Other Declines – November 16-281976 14) Other Declines – November 29-301976 15) Other Declines – December 1-71976 16) Other Declines – December 8-151976 17) Other Declines – December 16-281975-1976 18) Out of State College Declines 1976 19) Out of State Declines1976 20) Outgoing Telegrams1976 21) Oxford, Connecticut – General1975-1976 22) Personal Correspondence –Miscellaneous, Folder 11975-1976 23) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 2Box 11771975-1976 1) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 31975-1976 2) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 41975-1976 3) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous, Folder 51976 4) Pomfret Fire District, Connecticut – General – Financial Assistance Inquiry from the Local Works Capital Development and Investment Company1976 5) Republican Town Chairmen – Connecticut1975-1976 6) Requests – January 1-15, 1976, Folder 11975-1976 7) Requests – January 1-15, 1976, Folder 21975-1976 8) Requests – January 16-31, 1976, Folder 11975-1976 9) Requests – January 16-31, 1976, Folder 21976 10) Requests – February 1-15Box 11781976 1) Requests – February 16-29, Folder 11976 2) Requests – February 16-29, Folder 21976 3) Requests – March 1-15, Folder 11976 4) Requests – March 1-15, Folder 21976 5) Requests – March 16-311976 6) Requests – April 1-15, Folder 1 1976 7) Requests – April 1-15, Folder 21976 8) Requests – April 16-31Box 11791976 1) Requests – May 1-151976 2) Requests – May 16-31, Folder 11976 3) Requests – May 16-31, Folder 21976 4) Requests – June 1-151976 5) Requests – June 16-311976 6) Requests – July 1-15 1976 7) Requests – July 16-31Box 11801976 1) Requests – August 1-151976 2) Requests – August 16-31, Folder 11976 3) Requests – August 16-31, Folder 21976 4) Requests – September 1-151976 5) Requests – September 16-301976 6) Requests – October 1-151976 7) Requests – October 16-311976 8) Requests – November1976 9) Requests – December1976 10) Requests – A1976 11) Requests – B Box 11811976 1) Requests – C1976 2) Requests – D1976 3) Requests – E1976 4) Requests – F1975-1976 5) Requests – G1976 6) Requests – H1976 7) Requests – I1976 8) Requests – J1976 9) Requests – K1976 10) Requests – L1976 11) Requests – M1976 12) Requests – Mc1976 13) Requests – N1976 14) Requests – O1976 15) Requests – P1976 16) Requests – R1976 17) Requests – S1976 18) Requests – T1976 19) Requests – W1976 20) Requests – XYZ1976 21) Requests – Autographed Photos1976 22) Requests – Autographs1976 23) Requests – Button Requests – Complete1976 24) Requests – Congressional Liaison – Births and Anniversaries 1976 25) Requests – Congressional Record1975-1976 26) Requests – Flag Requests, Folder 11975-1976 27) Requests – Flag Requests, Folder 2Box 11821975-1976 1) Requests – Flag Requests, Folder 31976 2) Requests – Group Tours – October1976 3) Requests – Group Tours Past – January-March1976 4) Requests – Group Tours Past – April-May, Folder 11976 5) Requests – Group Tours Past – April-May, Folder 21976 6) Requests – Honorary Committees1976 7) Requests – Miscellaneous Requests1976 8) Requests – Photographs – August1976 9) Requests – Photographs – September, Folder 11976 10) Requests – Photographs – September, Folder 21976 11) Requests – Photographs – October1976 12) Requests – Photographs – NovemberBox 11831976 1) Requests – Photographs – December1976 2) Requests – Tour Calendar1976 3) Requests – Tours – January1976 4) Requests – Tours – February1976 5) Requests – Tours – March, Folder 11976 6) Requests – Tours – March, Folder 2 1976 7) Requests – Tours – March, Folder 31976 8) Requests – Tours – April, Folder 11976 9) Requests – Tours – April, Folder 21976 10) Requests – Tours – JuneBox 11841976 1) Requests – Tours – July1976 2) Requests – Tours – August1976 3) Requests – Tours – December1976 4) Requests – White House Tours - January1976 5) Requests – White House Tours – February1976 6) Requests – White House Tours – April1976 7) Requests – White House Tours – May1976 8) Requests – White House Tours – June1976 9) Requests – White House Tours – July1976 10) Requests – White House Tours – August1976 11) Requests – White House Tours – September1976 12) Requests – White House Tours – October1976 13) Requests – White House Tours – November1976 14) Requests – White House Tours – December1976 15) Requests – Yearbook of AgricultureBox 11851976 1) Nelson Rockefeller1976 2) Sepco Division – Connecticut International Corporation 1976 3) Michael Shapiro1976 4) Small Business1976 5) Speakers Bureaus1976 6) Specialty Steel Import Quotas, Folder 11976 7) Specialty Steel Import Quotas, Folder 21976 8) State Matters – Connecticut1976 9) Sudden Infant Death Syndrome1975-1976 10) Thanks – General, Folder 11975-1976 11) Thanks – General, Folder 21975-1976 12) Thanks – General, Folder 31976 13) Thanks: GiftsBox 11861976 1) Thanks – Incoming, Folder 11976 2) Thanks –Incoming, Folder 21976 3) Thanks –Publications and Books, Folder 11976 4) Thanks –Publications and Books, Folder 21976 5) Unemployment1976 6) United Parcel Service Strike1976 7) United Postal Workers Union1976 8) United Technologies1976 9) Westinghouse Electric Corporation1976 10) John Wickman1976 11) Wildlife – School Project by Mary Stingle, Alison Fits, Jean Sievers, and Holly Bishop1975-1976 12) Zero Tariff – Trade Act of 1974, Folder 1 1975-1976 13) Zero Tariff – Trade Act of 1974, Folder 2Box 11871976-1977 1) January 3-7, 1977 – A-F1976-1977 2) January 3-7, 1977 – G-L1976-1977 3) January 3-7, 1977 – M-R1976-1977 4) January 3-7, 1977 – R-Z1976-1977 5) January 10-14, 1977 – A-F1976-1977 6) January 10-14, 1977 – G-L1976-1977 7) January 10-14, 1977 – M-R1976-1977 8) January 10-14, 1977 – S-Z1977 9) January 17-21, 1977 – A-F1976-1977 10) January 17-21, 1977 – M-R1977 11) January 17-21, 1977 – S-Z1976-1977 12) January 24-28, 1977 – A-F1976-1977 13) January 24-28, 1977 – G-L1977 14) January 24-28, 1977 – M-R1977 15) January 24-28, 1977 – S-Z1976-1977 16) January 28-February 4, 1977 – A-FBox 11881977 1) January 28-February 4 – G-L1977 2) January 28-February 4 – M-R1976-1977 3) January 28-February 4, 1977 – S-Z1977 4) February 7-11 – A-F 1977 5) February 7-11 – G-L1977 6) February 7-11 – M-R1977 7) February 7-11 – S-Z1977 8) February 12-18 – A-F1977 9) February 12-18 – G-L1977 10) February 12-18 – M-R1976-1977 11) February 12-18, 1977 – S-Z1976-1977 12) February 21-25, 1977 – A-F, Folder 11976-1977 13) February 21-25, 1977 – A-F, Folder 2Box 11891977 1) February 21-25 – G-L, Folder 11977 2) February 21-25 – G-L, Folder 21977 3) February 21-25 – M-R, Folder 11977 4) February 21-25 – M-R, Folder 21977 5) February 21-25 – S-Z1977 6) February 28-March 4 – A-F, Folder 11977 7) February 28-March 4 – A-F, Folder 21977 8) February 28-March 4 – G-L1977 9) February 28-March 4 – M-RBox 11901977 1) February 28-March 4 – S-Z1977 2) March 51977 3) March 7-11 – A-F 1977 4) March 7-11 – G-L1977 5) March 7-11 – M-R1977 6) March 7-11 – S-Z1977 7) March 14-18 – A-F1977 8) March 14-18 – G-L1977 9) March 14-18 – M-R1977 10) March 14-18 – S-Z1977 11) March 21-25 – A-F1977 12) March 21-25 – G-L1977 13) March 21-25 – M-RBox 11911977 1) March 21-25 – S-Z1977 2) March 28-April 1 – A-F1977 3) March 28-April 1 – G-L1977 4) March 28-April 1 – M-R1977 5) March 28-April 1 – S-Z1977 6) April 4-8 – A-F1977 7) April 4-8 – G-L1977 8) April 4-8 – M-R1977 9) April 4-8 – S-Z1977 10) April 11-15 – A-F1977 11) April 11-15 – G-L1977 12) April 11-15 – M-R1977 13) April 11-15 – S-Z 1977 14) April 18-22 – A-F1977 15) April 18-22 – G-LBox 11921977 1) April 18-22 – M-R1977 2) April 18-22 – S-Z1977 3) April 25-29 – A-F1977 4) April 25-29 – G-L1977 5) April 25-29 – M-R1977 6) April 25-29 – S-Z1977 7) May 2-6 – A-L1977 8) May 2-6 – M-Z1977 9) May 9-13 – A-F1977 10) May 9-13 – G-RBox 11931977 1) May 9-13 – S-Z1977 2) May 16-20 – A-F1977 3) May 16-20 – G-L1977 4) May 16-20 – M-Z, Folder 11977 5) May 16-20 – M-Z, Folder 21977 6) May 23-27 – A-F1977 7) May 23-27 – G-LBox 1194 1977 1) May 23-27 – M-Z, Folder 11977 2) May 23-27 – M-Z, Folder 21977 3) May 30-June 3 – A-F, Folder 11977 4) May 30-June 3 – A-F, Folder 21977 5) May 30-June 3 – G-L, Folder 11977 6) May 30-June 3 – G-L, Folder 21977 7) May 30-June 3 – M-R, Folder 11977 8) May 30-June 3 – M-R, Folder 2Box 11951977 1) May 30-June 3 – S-Z1977 2) June 6-10 – A-F1977 3) June 6-10 – G-L1977 4) June 6-10 – M-R1977 5) June 6-10 – S-Z1977 6) June 13-17 – A-F, Folder 11977 7) June 13-17 – A-F, Folder 21977 8) June 13-17 – G-L1977 9) June 13-17 – M-RBox 11961977 1) June 13-17 – S-Z1977 2) June 20-24 – A-F1977 3) June 20-24 – G-L1977 4) June 20-24 – M-R 1977 5) June 20-24 – S-Z1977 6) June 27-July 1 – A-F1977 7) June 27-July 1 – M-R1977 8) June 27-July 1 – S-Z1977 9) A-AD1977 10) AE-AH1977 11) AI-AL1977 12) AM-AP1977 13) AQ-AT1977 14) AU-AZ1977 15) BA-BD1977 16) BE-BH1977 17) BI-BLBox 11971977 1) BM-BP1977 2) BQ-BT1977 3) BU-BZ1977 4) CA-CD1977 5) CE-CH1977 6) CI-CL1977 7) CM-CP1977 8) CQ-CT1977 9) CU-CZ1977 10) DA-DD 1977 11) DE-DH1977 12) DI-DL1977 13) DM-DP1977 14) DQ-DT1977 15) DU-DZ1977 16) EA-ED1977 17) EE-EH1977 18) EI-EL1977 19) EM-EP1977 20) EQ-ET1977 21) EU-EZ1977 22) FA-FD1977 23) FE-FH1977 24) FI-FL1977 25) FM-FP1977 26) FQ-FT1977 27) FU-FZ1977 28) GA-GD1977 29) GE-GH1977 30) GI-GLBox 11981977 1) GM-GP1977 2) GQ-GT1977 3) GU-GZ 1977 4) HA-HD1977 5) HE-HH1977 6) HI-HL1977 7) HM-HP1977 8) HU-HZ1977 9) IA-ID1977 10) IE-IH1977 11) II-IL1977 12) IM-IP1977 13) IQ-IT1977 14) IU-IZ1977 15) JA-JD1977 16) JE-JH1977 17) JI-JL1977 18) JM-JP1977 19) JU-JZ1977 20) KA-KD1977 21) KE-KH1977 22) KI-KL1977 23) KM-KP1977 24) KQ-KT1977 25) KU-KZ1977 26) LA-LD1977 27) LE-LH1977 28) LI-LL 1977 29) LM-LP1977 30) LU-LZBox 11991977 1) MA-MD1977 2) ME-MH1977 3) MI-ML-MZ1977 4) NA-ND1977 5) NE-NH1977 6) NI-NL1977 7) NM-NP1977 8) NU-NZ1977 9) OA-OD1977 10) OE-OH1977 11) OI-OL1977 12) OM-OP1977 13) OQ-OT1977 14) OU-OZ1977 15) PA-PD1977 16) PE-PH1977 17) PI-PL1977 18) PM-PP1977 19) PQ-PT1977 20) PU-PZ1977 21) QU-QZ 1977 22) RA-RD1977 23) RE-RH1977 24) RI-RL1977 25) RM-RP1977 26) RU-RZ1977 27) SA-SD1977 28) SE-SHBox 12001977 1) SI-SL1977 2) SM-SP1977 3) SQ-ST1977 4) SU-SZ1977 5) TA-TD1977 6) TE-TZ1977 7) UA-UD1977 8) UE-UH1977 9) UI-UL1977 10) UM-UP1977 11) UQ-UT1977 12) VA-VD1977 13) VE-VH1977 14) VI-VL1977 15) VM-VP1977 16) VU-VZ 1977 17) WA-WD1977 18) WE-WH1977 19) WI-WL1977 20) WM-WP1977 21) WQ-WT1977 22) WU-WZ1977 23) YA-YD1977 24) YE-YH1977 25) YM-YP1977 26) YU-YZ1977 27) ZA-ZD1977 28) ZE-ZL1977 29) ZM-ZP1977 30) ZU-ZZ1977 31) Acknowledgements – GeneralBox 12011977 1) Birthday – Lowell Weicker’s1977 2) Birthdays1977 3) Births1977 4) Condolences1977 5) Congratulations – Testimonial1977 6) Congratulatory Messages – January-June, Folder 11977 7) Congratulatory Messages – January-June, Folder 21977 8) Congratulatory Messages – January-June, Folder 3 1977 9) Congratulatory Messages – January-June, Folder 41977 10) Congratulatory Messages – July-December, Folder 11977 11) Congratulatory Messages – July-December, Folder 2Box 12021977 1) Congratulatory Messages – July-December, Folder 31977 2) Connecticut Republicans1977 3) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – January1977 4) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – February1977 5) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – March1977 6) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – April1977 7) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – June1977 8) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – July1977 9) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – August1977 10) Eagle Scouts1977 11) Elections – Connecticut1977 12) Endorsements1977 13) Honorary Memberships 1977 – Accept1977 14) Incoming Thanks1977 15) Incoming Thanks – 1977 Elections1976-1977 16) Invitations – January 19771976-1977 17) Invitations – February 1977Box 12031977 1) Invitations – March, Folder 1 1977 2) Invitations – March, Folder 21977 3) Invitations – April1977 4) Invitations – May1977 5) Invitations – June1977 6) Invitations – July1977 7) Invitations – SeptemberBox 12041977 1) Jewish Home for the Elderly, Fairfield Connecticut , April1977 2) Legislative Chronological File – January 1977 3) Legislative Chronological File – February1977 4) Legislative Chronological File – March1977 5) Legislative Chronological File – April1977 6) Legislative Chronological File – May1977 7) Legislative Chronological File – June1977 8) Legislative Chronological File – July1977 9) Legislative Chronological File – August1977 10) Legislative Chronological File – September1977 11) Legislative Chronological File – October1977 12) Legislative Chronological File – November1977 13) Legislative Chronological File – DecemberBox 12051977 1) Legislative Staff Memos, Folder 11977 2) Legislative Staff Memos, Folder 2 1977 3) Legislative Staff Memos, Folder 31976-1977 4) Letters Co-Signed by Lowell Weicker to Senators and Federal Agencies1977 5) Norfolk, Connecticut – General – Flood Damage1977 6) Personal Acknowledgements – January1977 7) Personal Acknowledgements – March1977 8) Personal Acknowledgements – April1977 9) Personal Acknowledgements – May1977 10) Personal Acknowledgements – June 1977 11) Personal Acknowledgements – July1977 12) Personal Acknowledgements – August 1977 13) Personal Acknowledgements – September1977 14) Personal Acknowledgements – OctoberBox 12061977 1) Personal Acknowledgements – November1977 2) Personal Acknowledgements – December1976-1977 3) Personal Correspondence – Miscellaneous1977 4) Political Clearances1977 5) Press Correspondence – January-May1977 6) Press Correspondence – June-December1977 7) Recommendations – - Dr. Homer D. Babbidge, Jr., President of University of Connecticut and Chairman of National Endowment for the Humanities Nominee1977 8) Recommendations – Robbins Barstow, U.S. Advisory Committee on the Law of the Sea Nominee1977 9) Recommendations – Mrs. Hobart Cook – Nomination of Mariette Badger for a Garden Club of America Award 1977 10) Recommendations – Dr. Wallace Edgerton, National Endowment for the Humanities Chairman Nominee1977 11) Recommendations – Dr. Leonard Gold, President’s Commission on Mental Health Nominee1977 12) Recommendations – Hobart C. Jackson, Commissioner on Aging Nominee1977 13) Recommendations – Charles Luna, Board of Directors of Amtrak Reappointment1977 14) Recommendations – Rear Admiral James W. Moreau, High Commissioner for the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands 1977 15) Recommendations – John Nammock, Administrator of Federal Aviation Administration Nominee1977 16) Recommendations – Rocky Pomerance, Commissioner of Customs Service Nominee1977 17) Recommendations – Mundy Redfern, National Commission on Neighborhoods Nominee1977 18) Recommendations – Joe Scroggins, Jr., Federal Maritime Commissioner Nominee1977 19) Recommendations – Anne C. Seggerman, President’s Commission on Mental Health Nominee1977 20) Recommendations – Stamford Museum and Nature Center – Space Shuttle Exhibit1977 21) Recommendations – James Ullman, Board of Directors of Amtrak Nominee1977 22) Recommendations – Adrian G. Weaver, Metric Board Nominee1977 23) Recommendations and Invitations1976-1977 24) Requests – January-February 1977Box 12071977 1) Requests – March-April1977 2) Requests – May-June 1977 3) Requests – July-December1977 4) Requests – Auctions, Donations, Etc.1977 5) Requests – Autographed Photos – January-February1977 6) Requests – Autographed Photos – March-April1977 7) Requests – Autographed Photos – June-August1977 8) Requests – Autographed Photos – October-December1977 9) Requests – Congressional Liaison – Birthdays and Anniversaries1977 10) Requests – Congressional RecordBox 12081977 1) Requests – Declines – Honorary Committees1977 2) Requests – Flags, Folder 11977 3) Requests – Flags, Folder 21977 4) Requests – Miscellaneous Requests1976-1977 5) Requests – Presidential Inauguration Tickets, Folder 11976-1977 6) Requests – Presidential Inauguration Tickets, Folder 21977 7) Requests – Recipes1977 8) Requests – Special Requests1977 9) Requests – Tours – January 31-February 261977 10) Requests – Tours – February 27-March 51977 11) Requests – Tours – March 6-261977 12) Requests – Tours – March 27-April 21977 13) Requests – Tours – April 3-91977 14) Requests – Tours – April 10-161977 15) Requests – May 1977 16) Requests – White House Tours – Completed, Folder 1Box 12091977 1) Requests – White House Tours – Completed, Folder 21977 2) Requests – Yearbook of Agriculture1977 3) R.T. Vanderbilt Company – Occupational Safety and Health Administration – Tremolite1977 4) Speakers Bureaus1977 5) Thanks – General1977 6) Thanks – Gifts1977 7) Thanks – Gifts and Books, Folder 11977 8) Thanks – Gifts and Books, Folder 21977 9) Thanks – Incoming1977 10) Thanks – PublicationsBox 12101977 1) Wedding Wishes and Responses, Folder 11977 2) Wedding Wishes and Responses, Folder 21977 3) Wedding Wishes and Responses, Folder 31978 4) December1978 5) Appropriations for New England Regional Burn Program1978 6) Congratulations/Retirement1978 7) Congratulations/Testimonial1978 8) Declines – C1978 9) Declines – D1978 10) Declines – F 1978 11) Declines – G1978 12) Declines – H1978 13) Declines – K1978 14) Declines – L1978 15) Declines – M1978 16) Declines – O1978 17) Declines – P1978 18) Declines – S1978 19) Declines – T1978 20) Eagle Scouts1978 21) Elections – Connecticut1978 22) Elections – Federal – United States Congress1978 23) Endorsements1978 24) Fraternity – Phi Gamma Delta1978 25) Honorary Memberships1978 26) International Science and Engineering Fair – May1978 27) Intra Congress/Committee Rankings1978 28) Legislative Chronological Files – JanuaryBox 12111978 1) Legislative Chronological Files – February1978 2) Legislative Chronological Files – March1978 3) Legislative Chronological Files – April1978 4) Legislative Chronological Files – May1978 5) Legislative Chronological Files – June 1978 6) Legislative Chronological Files – July1978 7) Legislative Chronological Files – August 1978 8) Legislative Chronological Files – September 1978 9) Legislative Chronological Files – October1978 10) Legislative Chronological Files – November1978 11) Legislative Chronological Files – December1978 12) Legislative Staff Memos, Folder 11978 13) Legislative Staff Memos, Folder 21978 14) Lowell Weicker’s Birthday1978 15) Lowell Weicker’s Resignation Letter – Ethics Committee – April 111978 16) Personal Acknowledgements – JanuaryBox 12121978 1) Personal Acknowledgements – February1978 2) Personal Acknowledgements – March1978 3) Personal Acknowledgements – April1978 4) Personal Acknowledgements – May1978 5) Personal Acknowledgements – June1978 6) Personal Acknowledgements – July1978 7) Personal Acknowledgements – August1978 8) Personal Acknowledgements – September1978 9) Personal Acknowledgements – October1978 10) Personal Acknowledgements – November1978 11) Personal Acknowledgements – December1978 12) Personal – Congratulations – Achievement 1978 13) Political Identification – Names from DNS, Domain Name System1978 14) Press Correspondence – A-CBox 12131978 1) Press Correspondence – D-F1978 2) Press Correspondence – G-I1978 3) Press Correspondence – J-L1978 4) Press Correspondence – M-N1978 5) Press Correspondence – P-R1978 6) Press Correspondence – S-T1978 7) Press Correspondence – V-W1978 8) Press Correspondence – Z1978 9) Recommendations – George W. Cyr, Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States – Executive Director Nominee1978 10) Recommendations – Lawrence DeNardis – Connecticut State Senator, Nomination for American Council of Young Political Leaders Delegation to Soviet Union1978 11) Recommendations – Invitations1978 12) Recommendations – Candace Jordan – Executive Director of Foundation for Children with Learning Disabilities1978 13) Recommendations – Dr. James S. Peters II, Director of National Institute of Mental Health1978 14) Recommendations – Ken C. Prine, Chairman of Consumer of Product Safety Commission1978 15) Recommendations – Richard Rosenthal, National Council for the Arts1978 16) Recommendations – Eugene Spagnola, National Advisory Council for Vocational Education1978 17) Requests – Auctions, Donations, Etc. 1978 18) Requests – Autographed Photos 1978 19) Requests – Autographs1978 20) Requests – Flags1978 21) Requests – Publications1978 22) Run for Life – Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance – April1978 23) State of Israel Birthday – May 15th – Sent by March 10th1978 24) Thanks – Incoming1978 25) VFW – Veterans of Foreign Wars – Voice of Democracy Award1979 26) Acceptances – October1979 27) Acceptances – November1979 28) Acceptances – December1979 29) American Mizrachi Women – September1979 30) Congratulations – Achievement – Urban League of Southwestern Fairfield County1979 31) Congratulations – Greetings – Organization for the Rebirth of the Ukraine1979 32) Congratulations – Retirement1979 33) Congratulations – TestimonialBox 12141979 1) Connecticut Declines – February 16-211979 2) Connecticut Declines – February 22-281979 3) Connecticut Declines – March 1-71979 4) Connecticut Declines – March 8-151979 5) Connecticut Declines – March 16-211979 6) Connecticut Declines – March 22-311979 7) Connecticut Declines – April 1-71979 8) Connecticut Declines – April 8-15 1979 9) Connecticut Declines – April 16-211979 10) Connecticut Declines – April 22-301978-1979 11) Connecticut Declines – May 1-7, 19791979 12) Connecticut Declines – May 8-151979 13) Connecticut Declines – May 16-211979 14) Connecticut Declines – May 22-311979 15) Connecticut Declines – June 1-71979 16) Connecticut Declines – June 8-151979 17) Connecticut Declines – June 16-211979 18) Connecticut Declines – June 22-30Box 12151979 1) Connecticut Declines – July 1-71979 2) Connecticut Declines – July 8-151979 3) Connecticut Declines – July 15-211979 4) Connecticut Declines – July 22-311979 5) Connecticut Declines – August 1-71979 6) Connecticut Declines – August 8-151979 7) Connecticut Declines – August 16-211979 8) Connecticut Declines – August 22-311979 9) Connecticut Declines – September 1-71979 10) Connecticut Declines – September 8-151979 11) Connecticut Declines – September 16-211979 12) Connecticut Declines – September 22-301979 13) Connecticut Declines – October 1-7 1979 14) Connecticut Declines – October 8-151979 15) Connecticut Declines – October 16-211979 16) Connecticut Declines – October 22-311979 17) Connecticut Declines – November 1-71979 18) Connecticut Declines – November 8-151979 19) Connecticut Declines – November 16-211979 20) Connecticut Declines – November 22-301979 21) Connecticut Declines – December 1-71979 22) Connecticut Declines – December 8-151979 23) Connecticut Declines – December 16-211979 24) Connecticut Declines – December 22-311978-1979 25) Declines – A1979 26) Declines – B1979 27) Declines – CBox 12161979 1) Declines – D1979 2) Declines – E1979 3) Declines – F1979 4) Declines – G1978-1979 5) Declines – H1979 6) Declines – I1978-1979 7) Declines – J1978-1979 8) Declines – K1979 9) Declines – L 1979 10) Declines – M1979 11) Declines – N1979 12) Declines – O1979 13) Declines – P1979 14) Declines – Q1979 15) Declines – R1978-1979 16) Declines – S1978-1979 17) Declines – T1979 18) Declines – U1979 19) Declines – V1978-1979 20) Declines – W1979 21) Declines – X, Y, Z1979 22) Elections – Connecticut1979 23) Endorsements1979 24) Hold Correspondence1979 25) Honorary Membership – 1979 AcceptBox 12171979 1) Incoming Thanks1978-1979 2) Invitations – January 19791979 3) Invitations – February1979 4) Invitations – March 1979 5) Invitations – April, Folder 11979 6) Invitations – April, Folder 21979 7) Invitations – May, Folder 1 Box 12181979 1) Invitations – May, Folder 21979 2) Invitations – June, Folder 11979 3) Invitations – June, Folder 21979 4) Invitations – July1979 5) Invitations – September, Folder 11979 6) Invitations – September, Folder 21979 7) Invitations – OctoberBox 12191979 1) Invitations – November1979 2) Invitations – December1979 3) Invitations – Pending1979 4) Legislative Chronological Files – January1979 5) Legislative Chronological Files – February1979 6) Legislative Chronological Files – March1979 7) Legislative Chronological Files – April1979 8) Legislative Chronological Files – May1979 9) Legislative Chronological Files – June1979 10) Legislative Chronological Files – July1979 11) Legislative Chronological Files – August1979 12) Legislative Chronological Files – September1979 13) Legislative Chronological Files – October1979 14) Legislative Chronological Files – November1979 15) Legislative Chronological Files – December 1979 16) Legislative Staff Memoranda, Folder 1Box 12201979 1) Legislative Staff Memoranda, Folder 21979 2) Legislative Staff Memoranda, Folder 31979 3) Legislative Staff Memoranda, Folder 41979 4) Legislative Staff Memoranda, Folder 51979 5) Lincoln Day Dinners – February 121979 6) Literary Volunteers of Greater Danbury1979 7) Manchester Hike/Bike – May1979 8) Nathan Burkan Men’s Award – September1978 9) Other Declines – January 8-151979 10) Other Declines – January 16-211978-1979 11) Other Declines – February 8-15, 19791979 12) Other Declines – February 16-211979 13) Other Declines – February 22-281979 14) Other Declines – March 1-71979 15) Other Declines – March 8-15Box 12211979 1) Other Declines – March 16-211979 2) Other Declines – March 22-311979 3) Other Declines – April 1-71979 4) Other Declines – April 8-151979 5) Other Declines – April 16-21 1979 6) Other Declines – April 22-301979 7) Other Declines – May 1-71979 8) Other Declines – May 8-151979 9) Other Declines – May 16-21Box 12221979 1) Other Declines – May 22-311979 2) Other Declines – June 1-71979 3) Other Declines – June 8-151979 4) Other Declines – June 16-211979 5) Other Declines – June 22-301979 6) Other Declines – July 1-7Box 12231979 1) Other Declines – July 8-151979 2) Other Declines – July 16-211979 3) Other Declines – July 22-311979 4) Other Declines – August 1-71979 5) Other Declines – August 8-151979 6) Other Declines – August 16-211979 7) Other Declines – August 22-311979 8) Other Declines – September 1-71979 9) Other Declines – September 8-151979 10) Other Declines – September 16-211979 11) Other Declines – September 22-30 1979 12) Other Declines – October 1-71979 13) Other Declines – October 8-151979 14) Other Declines – October 16-21Box 12241979 1) Other Declines – October 22-311979 2) Other Declines – November 1-71979 3) Other Declines – November 8-151979 4) Other Declines – November 16-211979 5) Other Declines – November 22-301979 6) Other Declines – December 1-71979 7) Other Declines – December 8-151979 8) Other Declines – December 16-211979 9) Other Declines – December 22-311979 10) Pending Invitations1979 11) Personal Acknowledgements – January1979 12) Personal Acknowledgements – FebruaryBox 12251979 1) Personal Acknowledgements – March1979 2) Personal Acknowledgements – April1979 3) Personal Acknowledgements – May1979 4) Personal Acknowledgements – June1979 5) Personal Acknowledgements – July1979 6) Personal Acknowledgements – August 1979 7) Personal Acknowledgements – September1979 8) Personal Acknowledgements – October1979 9) Personal Acknowledgements – November1979 10) Personal Acknowledgements – December1979 11) Personal Congratulations – Achievement, Folder 11979 12) Personal Congratulations – Achievement, Folder 21979 13) Personal Congratulations – AwardBox 12261979 1) Personal Congratulations – Greetings1979 2) Personal Congratulations – Naturalized Citizen1979 3) Press Correspondence1979 4) Prospect, Connecticut – General – Severe Flooding Assistance Request1979 5) Quinebaug Valley Senior Citizen Center – May1979 6) Recommendations – Lucia Chase, Presidential Medal of Freedom Nomination – Director of American Ballet Theatre1979 7) Recommendations – Joseph Hardin – National Anthem at 1980 Republican National Convention1978-1979 8) Recommendations – Invitations – 19791979 9) Recommendations – National Endowment of the Arts/Refocus Productions – Documentary Film on Black Baseball Teams1979 10) Recommendations – Thomas E. Trunkes/Director of Connecticut Sub- Regional of NLRB – National Labor Relations Board1979 11) Religious1979 12) Roasts1979 13) Samarius Industries, Incorporated1979 14) Senatorial Committee – Senate-House Dinner Stationary – John Heinz 1979 15) Somers, Connecticut – Senior Citizen Day – June1979 16) Southbury Old Fashioned Antique Days – July1979 17) Stamford Health Fair – April1979 18) The Light – Rosh Hoshonah – Send by August 151980 19) A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans1980 20) Acceptances – January, Folder 11980 21) Acceptances – January, Folder 21980 22) Acceptances – February, Folder 11980 23) Acceptances – February, Folder 2Box 12271980 1) Acceptances – March, Folder 11980 2) Acceptances – March, Folder 21980 3) Acceptances – April, Folder 11980 4) Acceptances – April, Folder 21980 5) Acceptances – April, Folder 31980 6) Acceptances – May, Folder 11980 7) Acceptances – May, Folder 21980 8) Acceptances – JuneBox 12281980 1) Acceptances – July1980 2) Acceptances – August1980 3) Acceptances – September1980 4) Acceptances – October 1980 5) Acceptances – November1980 6) Acceptances – December1980 7) Anniversary of Re-establishment of Republic of Lithuania – February 161980 8) Annual Heart Ball – Norwalk, Connecticut – January-February1980 9) Appointments – Reagan Administration Transition Team – General Correspondence1980 10) Congratulations – Awards – October Brandeis Award1980 11) Congratulations – Greetings – Ethnic Heritage – Estonia, Bulgaria, and Ukraine1980 12) Congratulations – Greetings – Veterans1980 13) Congratulations – Testimonial1980 14) Connecticut – 1980 Letters of Support1980 15) Connecticut Campaign 1980 – Acceptances and Correspondence1979 16) Connecticut Declines – January 1-7, 19801980 17) Connecticut Declines – January 8-151980 18) Connecticut Declines – January 16-211980 19) Connecticut Declines – January 22-31Box 12291980 1) Connecticut Declines – February 1-71980 2) Connecticut Declines – February 8-151980 3) Connecticut Declines – February 16-211980 4) Connecticut Declines – February 22-291980 5) Connecticut Declines – March 1-71980 6) Connecticut Declines – March 8-151980 7) Connecticut Declines – March 16-21 1980 8) Connecticut Declines – March 22-311980 9) Connecticut Declines – April 1-71980 10) Connecticut Declines – April 8-151980 11) Connecticut Declines – April 16-211980 12) Connecticut Declines – April 22-301980 13) Connecticut Declines – May 1-71980 14) Connecticut Declines – May 8-151980 15) Connecticut Declines – May 16-211980 16) Connecticut Declines – May 22-311980 17) Connecticut Declines – June 1-71980 18) Connecticut Declines – June 8-151980 19) Connecticut Declines – June 16-211980 20) Connecticut Declines – June 22-301980 21) Connecticut Declines – July 1-71980 22) Connecticut Declines – July 8-15Box 12301980 1) Connecticut Declines – July 16-311980 2) Connecticut Declines – July 22-311980 3) Connecticut Declines – August 1-71980 4) Connecticut Declines – August 8-151980 5) Connecticut Declines – August 16-211980 6) Connecticut Declines – August 22-301980 7) Connecticut Declines – September 1-71980 8) Connecticut Declines – September 8-15 1980 9) Connecticut Declines – September 16-211980 10) Connecticut Declines – September 22-301980 11) Connecticut Declines – October 1-71980 12) Connecticut Declines – October 8-151980 13) Connecticut Declines – October 16-211980 14) Connecticut Declines – October 22-311980 15) Connecticut Declines – November 1-71980 16) Connecticut Declines – November 8-151980 17) Connecticut Declines – November 16-211980 18) Connecticut Declines – November 22-301980 19) Connecticut Declines – December 1-71980 20) Connecticut Declines – December 8-151980 21) Connecticut Declines – December 16-211980 22) Connecticut Declines – December 22-311980 23) Connecticut Fairs1980 24) Connecticut Republican State Central Committee1980 25) Declines – A1980 26) Declines – B1980 27) Declines – C1980 28) Declines – D1980 29) Declines – E1980 30) Declines – F1980 31) Declines – G1980 32) Declines – H Box 12311980 1) Declines – I1980 2) Declines – J1980 3) Declines – K1980 4) Declines – L1980 5) Declines – M1980 6) Declines – N1980 7) Declines – O1980 8) Declines – P1980 9) Declines – Q1980 10) Declines – R1980 11) Declines – S1980 12) Declines – T1980 13) Declines – V1980 14) Declines – W1980 15) Declines – X, Y, Z1980 16) Elections – Connecticut1980 17) Humanities Development Program – January1980 18) Edward Kratovil – Correspondence – April-May1980 19) Edward Kratovil – Correspondence – June-August1980 20) Legislative Chronological Files – January1980 21) Legislative Chronological Files – February1980 22) Legislative Chronological Files – March1980 23) Legislative Chronological Files – April1980 24) Legislative Chronological Files – May 1980 25) Legislative Chronological Files – June1980 26) Legislative Chronological Files – JulyBox 12321980 1) Legislative Chronological Files – August 1980 2) Legislative Chronological Files – September1980 3) Legislative Chronological Files – October1980 4) Legislative Chronological Files – November1980 5) Legislative Chronological Files – December1980 6) Legislative Staff Memoranda – January1980 7) Legislative Staff Memoranda – February1980 8) Legislative Staff Memoranda – March, Folder 11980 9) Legislative Staff Memoranda – March, Folder 21980 10) Legislative Staff Memoranda – AprilBox 12331980 1) Legislative Staff Memoranda – May 1980 2) Legislative Staff Memoranda – June 1980 3) Legislative Staff Memoranda – July 1980 4) Legislative Staff Memoranda – August1980 5) Legislative Staff Memoranda – September1980 6) Legislative Staff Memoranda – October1980 7) Legislative Staff Memoranda – November1980 8) Legislative Staff Memoranda – December1980 9) New Haven Labor Council Box 12341979-1980 1) Other Declines – January 1-7, 19801979-1980 2) Other Declines – January 8-15, 19801979-1980 3) Other Declines – January 16-21, 19801979-1980 4) Other Declines – January 22-31, 19801979-1980 5) Other Declines – February 1-7, 19801979-1980 6) Other Declines – February 8-15, 19801980 7) Other Declines – February 16-21, 19801979-1980 8) Other Declines – February 22-29, 19801980 9) Other Declines – March 1-7, 19801979-1980 10) Other Declines – March 8-15, 19801980 11) Other Declines – March 16-211980 12) Other Declines – March 22-311980 13) Other Declines – April 1-71980 14) Other Declines – April 8-15Box 12351980 1) Other Declines – April 16-211980 2) Other Declines – April 22-301980 3) Other Declines – May 1-71980 4) Other Declines – May 8-151980 5) Other Declines – May 16-211980 6) Other Declines – May 22-311980 7) Other Declines – June 1-71980 8) Other Declines – June 8-15 Box 12361980 1) Other Declines – June 16-211980 2) Other Declines – June 23-301980 3) Other Declines – July 1-71980 4) Other Declines – July 8-151980 5) Other Declines – July 16-211980 6) Other Declines – July 22-311980 7) Other Declines – August 1-71980 8) Other Declines – August 8-151980 9) Other Declines – August 16-211980 10) Other Declines – August 22-311980 11) Other Declines – September 1-71980 12) Other Declines – September 8-151980 13) Other Declines – September 16-211980 14) Other Declines – September 22-301980 15) Other Declines – October 1-7Box 12371980 1) Other Declines – October 8-151980 2) Other Declines – October 16-211980 3) Other Declines – October 22-311980 4) Other Declines – November 1-71980 5) Other Declines – November 8-151980 6) Other Declines – November 16-211980 7) Other Declines – November 22-30 1980 8) Other Declines – December 1-71980 9) Other Declines – December 8-151980 10) Other Declines – December 16-211980 11) Other Declines – December 22-311980 12) Out of State Campaigns1980 13) Pending Invitations1979-1980 14) Personal Acknowledgements – January 1980Box 12381980 1) Personal Acknowledgements – February1980 2) Personal Acknowledgements – March1980 3) Personal Acknowledgements – April1980 4) Personal Acknowledgements – May1980 5) Personal Acknowledgements – June1980 6) Personal Acknowledgements – July1980 7) Personal Acknowledgements – August1980 8) Personal Acknowledgements – September1980 9) Personal Acknowledgements – October1980 10) Personal Acknowledgements – NovemberBox 12391980 1) Personal Acknowledgements – December, Folder 11980 2) Personal Acknowledgements – December, Folder 21980 3) Personal Congratulations – Achievement, Folder 11980 4) Personal Congratulations – Achievement, Folder 2 1980 5) Personal Congratulations – Award1980 6) Personal Congratulations – Greetings, Folder 11980 7) Personal Congratulations – Greetings, Folder 21980 8) Recommendations – Hobart G. Cawood, Director of National Park Service Nominee1980 9) Recommendations – Four Chaplains Congressional Medal of Honor Nomination – Clark Poling, George Fox, John P. Washington, and Alexander Goode1980 10) Recommendations – Nicles Lefakis, White House Fellow Nomination1980 11) Recommendations – Joan Litchfield, Quinn Advisory Council for White Conference on Aging1980 12) Recommendations – Dr. Taduesz Sendzimir, Nomination for Presidential Medal of Freedom1980 13) Recommendations – Igor I. Sikorsky, Jr., National Commission on Alcoholism and Alcohol-Related ProblemsBox 12401980 1) Requests – Completed Group Tours1980 2) Requests – Flags1980 3) Anne Rogovin – Educator of Children and Author1980 4) TARS – Greenwich Teenaged Republicans – April 24-251980 5) Telelectures – High Schools – Schedules1980 6) Thank Yous – Gifts Received1980 7) Thank Yous - Incoming1980 8) Thank Yous – Miscellaneous1980 9) Thank Yous/Requests1980 10) The Connecticut State Federation of the Council for Exceptional Children – Annual Conference1980 11) Town Chairmen Elections 1979-1980 12) Camille Weicker1980 13) Lowell Weicker Honoraria1980 14) Westinghouse Talent Search – January1981 15) A-BBox 12411981 1) C-D1981 2) E-F1981 3) G-H1981 4) I-J1981 5) K-L1981 6) M-O1981 7) P-R1981 8) S-T1981 9) U-VBox 12421981 1) W-Z1981 2) Acceptances – January, Folder 11981 3) Acceptances – January, Folder 21981 4) Acceptances – January, Folder 31981 5) Acceptances – February, Folder 11981 6) Acceptances – February, Folder 21981 7) Acceptances – February, Folder 31981 8) Acceptances – March, Folder 1 Box 12431981 1) Acceptances – March, Folder 21981 2) Acceptances – March, Folder 31981 3) Acceptances – March, Folder 41981 4) Acceptances – April, Folder 11981 5) Acceptances – April, Folder 21981 6) Acceptances – April, Folder 31981 7) Acceptances – May, Folder 1Box 12441981 1) Acceptances – May, Folder 21981 2) Acceptances – May, Folder 31981 3) Acceptances – June, Folder 11981 4) Acceptances – June, Folder 21981 5) Acceptances – June, Folder 31981 6) Acceptances – July, Folder 11981 7) Acceptances – July, Folder 2Box 12451981 1) Acceptances – August 1981 2) Acceptances – September, Folder 11981 3) Acceptances – September, Folder 21981 4) Acceptances – September, Folder 31981 5) Acceptances – October, Folder 11981 6) Acceptances – October, Folder 2 Box 12461981 1) Acceptances – October, Folder 31981 2) Acceptances – November, Folder 11981 3) Acceptances – November, Folder 21981 4) Acceptances – November, Folder 31981 5) Acceptances – December 1981 6) Acceptances – Declines – A-C1981 7) Acceptances – Declines – D-G1981 8) Acceptances – Declines – H-LBox 12471981 1) Acceptances – Declines – M-P1981 2) Acceptances – Declines – Q-T1981 3) Acceptances – Declines – U-Z1981 4) Acknowledgements – Congratulations – Thank Yous1981 5) Announcement Procedure – Grants and Projects1981 6) Appointments – Dr. William Bennett, Chairman of National Endowment for the Humanities1981 7) Appointments – Dr. Vincent DeVita, Director of National Cancer Institute1981 8) Appointments – Drunk Driving Task Force1981 9) Appointments – Jan W. Mares, Commerce/Energy – Assistant Secretary for Fossil Fuels1981 10) Appointments – Joe Matthews, Amtrak Board of Directors1981 11) Appointments – Thomas F. McBride, Department of Labor Inspector General1981 12) Appointments – President’s Commission on Housing – Presidential Appointments Section 1981 13) Appointments – Productivity Advisory Committee1981 14) Appointments – Jean Tufts Assistant Secretary of Special Education and Vocational Rehabilitation1981 15) Bridgeport Office Relocation – Bridgeport Federal Building1981 16) Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training – Closing of Bridgeport Office1981 17) Candidate Endorsements1981 18) Commendations1981 19) Condolences1981 20) Congratulations – June-DecemberBox 12481981 1) Congratulations – Award1981 2) Congratulations – Retirement1981 3) Congratulations – Testimonial1981 4) Declines1981 5) Division of Vocational Rehabilitation – Recommendation Thank You Letter for Assistant Division Director Position – Joseph Galotti1981 6) Elections – Connecticut1981 7) Incoming Staff Commendations1981 8) Invitations – Accepted and Declined – August-December1981 9) Judgeships – Ralph K. Winter – 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals – Confirmed1981 10) Legislative Chronological Files – January1981 11) Legislative Chronological Files – February1981 12) Legislative Chronological Files – March1981 13) Legislative Chronological Files – April 1981 14) Legislative Chronological Files – May, Folder 1 Box 12491981 1) Legislative Chronological Files – May, Folder 21981 2) Legislative Chronological Files – June1981 3) Legislative Chronological Files – July, Folder 11981 4) Legislative Chronological Files – July, Folder 21981 5) Legislative Chronological Files – August1981 6) Legislative Chronological Files – September1981 7) Legislative Chronological Files – October, Folder 1Box 12501981 1) Legislative Chronological Files – October, Folder 21981 2) Legislative Chronological Files – November1981 3) Legislative Chronological Files – December1981 4) Legislative Staff Memoranda1981 5) Mailgrams1981 6) Mailings – Lowell Weicker to Republican Town Chairmen1981 7) National Association of Metal Finishers – Annual Convention1981 8) Nominations on Hold – Hold Removed July 81981 9) Pending Invitations, Folder 11981 10) Pending Invitations, Folder 21980-1981 11) Personal Acknowledgements – January 19811981 12) Personal Acknowledgements – February1981 13) Personal Acknowledgements – March1981 14) Personal Acknowledgements – April Box 12511981 1) Personal Acknowledgements – May1981 2) Personal Acknowledgements – June1980-1981 3) Personal Congratulations – Achievement1981 4) Personal Congratulations – Greetings1981 5) Personal Congratulations – New Position1981 6) Political Employment Files – Carl Beck – U.S. Metric Board – Reappointment1981 7) Political Employment Files – James L. Buckley – Undersecretary of State – Appointed1981 8) Political Employment Files – Candidates/Political Appointments – Republican Policy Clearance, Folder 11981 9) Political Employment Files – Candidates/Political Appointments – Republican Policy Clearance, Folder 21981 10) Political Employment Files – George A. Conn – Rehabilitation Services Administration Commissioner – Confirmed1981 11) Political Employment Files – Franklin S. Forsberg – Ambassador to Sweden – Confirmed December 101981 12) Political Employment Files – Griffith Galbraith – Ambassador to France – Confirmed November 61980-1981 13) Political Employment Files – Alexander Haig Materials – Appointed Secretary of State1981 14) Political Employment Files – J. Lynn Helms – Administrator – Federal Aviation Administration – Appointed1981 15) Political Employment Files – Robert S. Hunter – Member – National Labor Relations Board1981 16) Political Employment Files – Thomas E. Jones – Captain, U.S. Navy Reserve – Assistant Secretary of Navy for Installations and Logistics1981 17) Political Employment Files – C. Everett Koop – Surgeon General Box 12521981 1) Political Employment Files – Rex Lee, Solicitor General Nominee1981 2) Political Employment Files – Ernest W. Lefever, Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights Nomination1981 3) Political Employment Files – Charles Luna, Amtrak Board of Directors Reappointment1981 4) Political Employment Files – Ed Maloney, Director Hartford Office Immigration and Naturalization Service1981 5) Political Employment Files – Paul Manafort, Farmers Home Administration – Regional Director1981 6) Political Employment Files – Pasquale Mangini – U.S. Marshal – State of Connecticut – Confirmed1981 7) Political Employment Files – Edward L. Marcus, Overseas Private Investment Corporation Reappointment1981 8) Political Employment Files – Thomas Melady, Assistant Secretary for Post- Secondary Education – Department of Education – Confirmed1981 9) Political Employment Files – Laura Miller, Deputy Director – Administration for Children, Youth, and Families – Retain1981 10) Political Employment Files – Alan H. Nevas, U.S. Attorney – State of Connecticut – Confirmed by Senate November 181981 11) Political Employment Files – New England/Connecticut Jobs1981 12) Political Employment Files – Richard Otto, Assistant U.S. Attorney – Justice Department – Retain in Present Position1981 13) Political Employment Files – Robert C. Peckham – Recommended to Serve on the Connecticut Committee of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service1980-1981 14) Political Employment Files – Reagan Appointees, Folder 11980-1981 15) Political Employment Files – Reagan Appointees, Folder 21981 16) Political Employment Files – Recommendation Nomination ProceduresBox 1253 1981 1) Political Employment Files – White House Conference on Aging – Delegates1981 2) Republicans for Choice – Political Section1981 3) Requests – Completed Family Tours1981 4) Requests – Completed Rooms1981 5) Requests – Flags, Folder 11981 6) Requests – Flags, Folder 21981 7) Small Business Advisory Committee – Connecticut Projects Section1981 8) Special Requests1981 9) Staff Memos to Lowell Weicker1981 10) Thank You Notes – General Section – Political1981 11) Thank Yous for Roast – October 311980-1981 12) Thanks Yous – Gifts Received, Folder 1Box 12541980-1981 1) Thank Yous – Gifts Received, Folder 21981 2) Thank Yous – Miscellaneous, Folder 11981 3) Thank Yous – Miscellaneous, Folder 21981 4) Wishy Washburn – Connecticut Field Staff – Al Covino Letters 1982 5) A-C1982 6) D-F1982 7) G-J1982 8) K-MBox 12551982 1) N-S 1982 2) T-W1982 3) Acceptances – January, Folder 11982 4) Acceptances – January, Folder 21982 5) Acceptances – February, Folder 11982 6) Acceptances – February, Folder 21982 7) Acceptances – February, Folder 3Box 12561982 1) Acceptances – March, Folder 11982 2) Acceptances – March, Folder 21982 3) Acceptances – March, Folder 31982 4) Acceptances – April, Folder 11982 5) Acceptances – April, Folder 21982 6) Acceptances – June, Folder 1Box 12571982 1) Acceptances – June, Folder 21982 2) Acceptances – July, Folder 11982 3) Acceptances – July, Folder 21982 4) Acceptances – August, Folder 11982 5) Acceptances – August, Folder 21982 6) Acceptances – September, Folder 1Box 12581982 1) Acceptances – September, Folder 2 1982 2) Acceptances – October, Folder 11982 3) Acceptances – October, Folder 21982 4) Acceptances – November1982 5) Acceptances – December1982 6) Acceptances/Declines – A1982 7) Acceptances /Declines – B1982 8) Acceptances/Declines – CBox 12591982 1) Acceptances/Declines – D1982 2) Acceptances/Declines – E1982 3) Acceptances/Declines – F1982 4) Acceptances/Declines – G1982 5) Acceptances/Declines – H1982 6) Acceptances/Declines – I1982 7) Acceptances/Declines – J1982 8) Acceptances/Declines – K1982 9) Acceptances/Declines – L1982 10) Acceptances/Declines – M1982 11) Acceptances/Declines – N1982 12) Acceptances/Declines – O1982 13) Acceptances/Declines – P1982 14) Acceptances/Declines – Q1982 15) Acceptances/Declines – R1982 16) Acceptances/Declines – S 1982 17) Acceptances/Declines – T1982 18) Acceptances/Declines – U1982 19) Acceptances/Declines – V1982 20) Acceptances/Declines – W1982 21) Acceptances/Declines – X-Y-Z1982 22) Acknowledgements1982 23) ACTION – Federal Domestic Volunteer Agency – Connecticut Office Closing1982 24) Auction Items1982 25) Bertrand Berube – Regional Administrator of General Services Administration – American Gas Association Reception – Hubert H. Humphrey Building1982 26) Birthday GreetingsBox 12601982 1) Birthday Greetings to/from Lowell Weicker and Thank Yous1982 2) Candidate Endorsements1982 3) Robert J. Carlton – President of United Technologies1982 4) Commendations1982 5) Condolence Letters1982 6) Congratulations – Birth of a Child1982 7) Congratulations – Miscellaneous1982 8) Contribution from Connecticut to Northeast/Midwest Institute 1983 – Lowell Weicker not Involved1982 9) John Driscoll – President of Connecticut State AFL-CIO1982 10) Eagle Scouts1982 11) Senator Thomas Eagleton1982 12) Edward Freda – Vice President of People Savings Bank – Arson Prevention in Bridgeport 1982 13) Get Well Notes1982 14) Dr. A. Bartlett Giamatti – President of Yale University1982 15) Hartford Office Referrals1982 16) Senator S.I. Hayakawa1982 17) Invitations – Accepted and Declined – January 29-May 11Box 12611982 1) Invitations – Accepted and Declined – May 12-June 281982 2) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – T. Emmet Clarie – Chief Judge – January 19831982 3) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – United States Courts for the Second Circuit 19821982 4) Legislative Chronological Files – January1982 5) Legislative Chronological Files – February1982 6) Legislative Chronological Files – March1982 7) Legislative Chronological Files – April1982 8) Legislative Chronological Files – MayBox 12621982 1) Legislative Chronological Files – Legislative Chronology - June 1982 2) Legislative Chronological Files – Legislative Chronology – July 1982 3) Legislative Chronological Files – Legislative Chronology – August1982 4) Legislative Chronological Files – Legislative Chronology – September 1982 5) Legislative Chronological Files – Legislative Chronology – October1982 6) Legislative Chronological Files – Legislative Chronology – November- December1982 7) Legislative Referrals 1982 – Washington Staff – Meeting Requests 1982 8) Honorable John J. McCloy1982-1983 9) MET Opera – Metropolitan Opera Association – Performance Calendar – 1982-1983 Season1982 10) Rowland Murray – President of Blakes Movers, Incorporated1982 11) Andrew Nelson – Editor of East Hartford Gazette1982 12) Phil Ness1982 13) Ninth Annual Senators’ Cup – Scottsdale, Arizona – January 15-171982 14) Nominations – Donald Barr, National Council on Educational Research – Nomination Announced May 281982 15) Carroll O’Connor – Actor1982 16) Gerry O’Leary – American Postal Workers Union1981-1982 17) Pending Events1982 18) Pending Invitations1982 19) Political Appointments, National Cancer Advisory Board – Dr. Gilbert Friedell1982 20) Political Employment Files – Ralph DeNunzio – Member, Securities Investigation Protection Corporation – Confirmed August 161982 21) Political Employment Files – Alice Hanley – National Museum Services BoardBox 12631982 1) Political Employment Files – Elinor M. Hashim – National Commission on Libraries – Confirmed1982 2) Political Employment Files – Edwin Jones – Executive Director, Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation1982 3) Political Employment Files – Gary L. Jones – Undersecretary for Planning and Budget, Department of Education1982 4) Political Employment Files – Robert Kreible – Postal Service Board of Governors 1981-1982 5) Political Employment Files – Carmine Lavieri – National Council on the Handicapped – Confirmed1982 6) Political Employment Files – Legal Services Corporation1982 7) Political Employment Files – Charles Luna – Member, Board of Directors – National Railroad Passenger Corporation – Amtrak1982 8) Political Employment Files – Preston Martin – Federal Reserve Board1982 9) Political Employment Files – D. Bruce Merrifield – Assistant Secretary – Commerce Department1982 10) Political Employment Files – National Council on the Handicapped1982 11) Prepared Statements1982 12) Press Correspondence – Commemorative Stamp for Roberto Clemente1982 13) President Ronald Reagan Regarding Commencement Address at University of Richmond1982 14) Recommendations/Diplomatic Courtesy1982 15) Requests – Completed Rooms 1982 16) Requests – Flags1982 17) Requests – Recipes1982 18) Secretary of State George Shultz – Recommendation of Dr. S. Paul Ehrlich – October 141982 19) Eric Sloane1982 20) Special White House Requests1982 21) Staff Commendations1982 22) Charles Teichert – Federal Aviation Administration1982 23) Telegraphs and Mailgrams Sent – Chronological Order, Folder 11982 24) Telegraphs and Mailgrams Sent – Chronological Order, Folder 21982 25) Thank Yous – Gifts Received, Folder 1 Box 12641982 1) Thank Yous – Gifts Received, Folder 21982 2) Thank Yous – Labor, Health, and Human Services Subcommittee Chairmanship1982 3) Thank Yous – Miscellaneous1982 4) Senator Strom Thurmond1982 5) Milton Townsend – Vice President for Development, Union College1982 6) James Watt Letter – September 291982 7) Wedding Anniversary Greetings1982 8) Weekend Duty Officers1983 9) 1984 Summer Olympics1982-1983 10) Acceptances – January 1983, Folder 11982-1983 11) Acceptances – January 1983, Folder 21983 12) Acceptances – February, Folder 1Box 12651983 1) Acceptances – February, Folder 21983 2) Acceptances – March, Folder 11983 3) Acceptances – March, Folder 21983 4) Acceptances – April, Folder 11983 5) Acceptances – April, Folder 21983 6) Acceptances – May, Folder 1Box 12661983 1) Acceptances – May, Folder 21983 2) Acceptances – May, Folder 3 1983 3) Acceptances – June, Folder 11983 4) Acceptances – June, Folder 21983 5) Acceptances – July1983 6) Acceptances – AugustBox 12671983 1) Acceptances – September, Folder 11983 2) Acceptances – September, Folder 21983 3) Acceptances – October, Folder 11983 4) Acceptances – October, Folder 21983 5) Acceptances – November, Folder 11983 6) Acceptances – November, Folder 2Box 12681983 1) Acceptances – December1983 2) Acceptances – American Civil Liberties Union Fund Dinner – November 161983 3) Anniversary Greetings1983 4) Auction Items1983 5) Lauren Batty – Wheat Industry Council Appointment1983 6) Birthday Cards, Folder 11983 7) Birthday Cards, Folder 21983 8) Birthday Greetings, Folder 11983 9) Birthday Greetings, Folder 21983 10) Breakfast Meeting – Connecticut National Bank – December 191983 11) Campaign Assistance 1984 – Republicans 1983 12) Candidate Endorsements1983 13) Candidates for Appointment – Reagan Administration NomineesBox 12691983 1) Capitol Forum Honorarium Breakfast – February 241983 2) CBT/CME – Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange1983 3) Condolences1983 4) Congratulations, Folder 11983 5) Congratulations, Folder 21983 6) Congratulations, Folder 31983 7) Congratulations – Connecticut Town Elections – Spring 19831983 8) Congressional Liaison Notices1983 9) Connecticut Insurance1983 10) Connecticut State Central Election Schedule, By-Laws, and Delegate Allotment – February 19831983 11) Correspondence – Temporary1983 12) Dear Colleagues1983 13) Declines – A1983 14) Declines – B1983 15) Declines – C1983 16) Declines – DBox 12701983 1) Declines – E1982-1983 2) Declines – F1982-1983 3) Declines – G 1983 4) Declines – H1983 5) Declines – I1983 6) Declines – J1983 7) Declines – K1983 8) Declines – L1983 9) Declines – M1983 10) Declines – N1983 11) Declines – O1983 12) Declines – P1983 13) Declines – Q1983 14) Declines – R1983 15) Declines – S1983 16) Declines – T1983 17) Declines – U1983 18) Declines – V1983 19) Declines – W1983 20) Declines – X-Y-Z1983 21) Michael Deland – Appointment as Regional Administrator for the New England Region of Environmental Protection Agency1983 22) Eagle Scouts, Folder 11983 23) Eagle Scouts, Folder 21983 24) Eagle Scouts, Folder 31983 25) Kim Elliot1983 26) Larry Flynt – Publisher of Hustler1983 27) Future Homemakers of America – Portland High School, Portland, Connecticut 1983 28) Get Well NotesBox 12711983 1) Gifts Received, Folder 11983 2) Gifts Received, Folder 21983 3) Eleanor Hashim – White House Library Commission1983 4) Dayle Henington – Reception – Chicago Mercantile Exchange1983 5) Nelson Bunker Hunt – National Conservative Policy Advisory Council Invite1983 6) Issue Mail, Folder 11983 7) Issue Mail, Folder 21983 8) Issue Mail, Folder 31983 9) Nancy Johnson – 6th Congressional District1983 10) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Jonathan J. Einhorn – January 1983 11) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Carl D. Eisenman – January1983 12) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Joseph T. Gormley, Jr. – January 1983 13) Krivitsky Project – Creative Packaging Consultants1983 14) Legislative Issue Responsibility – Lowell Weicker’s Washington Staff1983 15) Letters to Cabinet – Reagan Administration1983 16) Letters to Foreign Government Officials1983 17) Letters to Other Senators1983 18) Letters to President Ronald Reagan – Emigration of Soviet JewsBox 12721983 1) Mailgrams, Folder 11983 2) Mailgrams, Folder 2 1983 3) Memos to and from Lowell Weicker – January-June, Folder 11983 4) Memos to and from Lowell Weicker – January-June, Folder 21983 5) Memos to and from Lowell Weicker – July-December, Folder 11983 6) Memos to and from Lowell Weicker – July-December, Folder 21983 7) Memos to and from Lowell Weicker – July-December, Folder 3Box 12731983 1) Senator Daniel Moynihan1983 2) National Republican Senatorial Committee – Republican Presidential Task Force1983 3) Nominations – Alfred S. Regnery, Administrator of Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention1983 4) Objections to Unanimous Consent1983 5) Pending Invitations 1983 6) Personal – A1983 7) Personal – B1983 8) Personal – C1983 9) Personal – D1983 10) Personal – E1983 11) Personal – F1983 12) Personal – G1983 13) Personal – H1983 14) Personal – J1983 15) Personal – K1983 16) Personal – L1983 17) Personal – M 1983 18) Personal – N1983 19) Personal – O1983 20) Personal – P1983 21) Personal – R1983 22) Personal – S1983 23) Personal – T1983 24) Personal – VBox 12741983 1) Personal – W1983 2) Personal – Y1983 3) Political Employment Files – Bankruptcy Courts/More Vacancies – Bill Taggart1983 4) Political Employment Files – Russell L. Post, Environmental Protection Agency1983 5) Political Letters – Connecticut1982-1983 6) Purple Heart Bicentennial – May 29-30, 19831983 7) Recommendations by Lowell Weicker for Commissioner of Commodity Futures Trading Commission1983 8) Republican Senatorial Inner Circle1983 9) Request for More Hart Office Space1983 10) RSM, Incorporated – Research/Strategy/Management, Incorporated – Susan Bryant1983 11) Small Business Committee1983 12) Special Requests1983 13) Staff Mail – Kevin McCarthy1983 14) Thank Yous – Cuban Trip – March 1982-1983 15) Thank Yous – Gifts Received 1983 16) Washington Politics – Senator Roger Jepsen Political Action Committee Fundraiser1983 17) Wedding Anniversaries1982-1983 18) Lowell Weicker Dinner and Open House – January 2-3, 19831983 19) WGMS AM and FM, Washington, D.C.1984 20) 1984 Republican National Convention1984 21) Acceptances – JanuaryBox 12751984 1) Acceptances – February, Folder 11984 2) Acceptances – February, Folder 21984 3) Acceptances – March, Folder 11984 4) Acceptances – March, Folder 21984 5) Acceptances – April, Folder 11984 6) Acceptances – April, Folder 21984 7) Acceptances – May, Folder 1Box 12761984 1) Acceptances – May, Folder 21984 2) Acceptances – June, Folder 11984 3) Acceptances – June, Folder 21984 4) Acceptances – July1984 5) Acceptances – August1984 6) Acceptances – September, Folder 11984 7) Acceptances – September, Folder 2 Box 12771984 1) Acceptances – October1984 2) Acceptances – November1984 3) Acceptances – December1984 4) American Dietetic Association – Dieticians/Nutritionists1984 5) American Life Lobby – Appearance of Fraudulent Misuse of Lowell Weicker’s Name1984 6) Anniversary Greetings, Folder 11984 7) Anniversary Greetings, Folder 21984 8) Auction Items1984 9) Birthday Greetings, Folder 11984 10) Birthday Greetings, Folder 21984 11) Birthday Greetings, Folder 3Box 12781984 1) Birthday Wishes – Lowell Weicker’s Birthday1984 2) Bridgeport Office Referrals1984 3) Campaign 1984 – Connecticut – Campaign Schedules1984 4) Coastal States Organization – Boston, Massachusetts – December 41984 5) Condolences1984 6) Congratulations1984 7) Dear Colleagues Letters 1984 8) Declines – A1984 9) Declines – B1984 10) Declines – C1984 11) Declines – D 1984 12) Declines – E1984 13) Declines – F1984 14) Declines – G1984 15) Declines – H1984 16) Declines – I1984 17) Declines – J1984 18) Declines – K1984 19) Declines – L1984 20) Declines – M1984 21) Declines – N1984 22) Declines – O1984 23) Declines – P1984 24) Declines – Q1984 25) Declines – R1984 26) Declines – S1984 27) Declines – T1984 28) Declines – U1984 29) Declines – VBox 12791984 1) Declines – W1984 2) Declines – X-Y-Z1984 3) Eagle Scouts, Folder 11984 4) Eagle Scouts, Folder 21984 5) Eagle Scouts, Folder 3 1984 6) Eagle Scouts, Folder 41984 7) Flexible Packaging Association1984 8) Gifts Received – Thank Yous1984 9) Hartford Office Referrals1984 10) Legislative Staff Memoranda1984 11) Legislative Staff Referrals1984 12) Letters to Agencies1984 13) Letters to Other Senators1984 14) Letters to President Ronald ReaganBox 12801984 1) Mailgrams, Folder 11984 2) Mailgrams, Folder 21984 3) Memos to/from Lowell Weicker1984 4) Metro North Dispute1984 5) Special Requests1984 6) St. Mary’s Health Center – Waterbury, Connecticut – Extended Council Meeting – Session on American Government - Transparencies1984 7) Staff Memos1984 8) Thank You Notes – Miscellaneous, Folder 11984 9) Thank You Notes – Miscellaneous, Folder 21984 10) Thank You Notes – Miscellaneous, Folder 31984 11) The Hartford Insurance Group1984 12) Upcoming Speeches1984 13) General Box 12811985 1) Acceptances – January, Folder 11985 2) Acceptances – January, Folder 21985 3) Acceptances – February, Folder 11985 4) Acceptances – February, Folder 21985 5) Acceptances – March, Folder 11985 6) Acceptances – March, Folder 21985 7) Acceptances – April, Folder 1Box 12821985 1) Acceptances – April, Folder 21985 2) Acceptances – May, Folder 11985 3) Acceptances – May, Folder 21985 4) Acceptances – June, Folder 11985 5) Acceptances – June, Folder 21985 6) Acceptances – July1985 7) Acceptances – AugustBox 12831985 1) Acceptances – September, Folder 11985 2) Acceptances – September, Folder 21985 3) Acceptances – October, Folder 11985 4) Acceptances – October, Folder 21985 5) Acceptances – November1985 6) Acceptances – December, Folder 1 1985 7) Acceptances – December, Folder 21985 8) Acceptances – Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Board Meeting – Thursday, July 25Box 12841985 1) Agriculture – 99th Congress – Support for Agricultural Legislation1985 2) Anniversary Greetings1985 3) Auction Items1985 4) Birthday Greetings, Folder 11985 5) Birthday Greetings, Folder 21985 6) Birthday Greetings, Folder 31985 7) Bridgeport Referrals1985 8) Condolences1984-1985 9) Congratulatory Correspondence – A-GBox 12851985 1) Congratulatory Correspondence – H-W1985 2) Connecticut Republican Auction – November 1985 3) Declines – A1985 4) Declines – B1985 5) Declines – C1985 6) Declines – D1985 7) Declines – E1985 8) Declines – F1985 9) Declines – G1985 10) Declines – H 1985 11) Declines – I1985 12) Declines – J1985 13) Declines – K1985 14) Declines – L1985 15) Declines – M1985 16) Declines – N1985 17) Declines – O1985 18) Declines – P1985 19) Declines – Q1985 20) Declines – R1985 21) Declines – SBox 12861985 1) Declines – T1985 2) Declines – U1985 3) Declines – V1985 4) Declines – W1985 5) Declines – X-Y-Z1985 6) Gifts Received1985 7) Issue Mail – A-K1984-1985 8) Issue Mail – L-Z1985 9) Legislative Memos – Staff Memos to Lowell Weicker1985 10) M2RD Railroad Car Construction1985 11) Mailgrams1985 12) Memos to/from Lowell Weicker 1984-1985 13) Personal Correspondence – A-JBox 12871985 1) Personal Correspondence – K-P1985 2) Personal Correspondence – R-Y1985 3) Reappointment – Pat Mangini – United States Marshal1985 4) Special Requests1985-1986 5) Acceptances – January 1986, Folder 11985-1986 6) Acceptances – January 1986, Folder 21985-1986 7) Acceptances – February 1986, Folder 11985-1986 8) Acceptances – February 1986, Folder 21985-1986 9) Acceptances – March 1986, Folder 1Box 12881985-1986 1) Acceptances – March 1986, Folder 21985-1986 2) Acceptances – April 1986, Folder 11985-1986 3) Acceptances – April 1986, Folder 21985-1986 4) Acceptances – May 1986, Folder 11985-1986 5) Acceptances – May 1986, Folder 21985-1986 6) Acceptances – June 1986 1986 7) Acceptances – July 1986 Box 12891985-1986 1) Acceptances – August 1986 1985-1986 2) Acceptances – September 1986, Folder 11985-1986 3) Acceptances – September 1986, Folder 2 1985-1986 4) Acceptances – October 19861986 5) Acceptances – November 1986 1986 6) Acceptances – December 19861986 7) Acceptances – Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Board Meeting – Tuesday, August 51986 8) Staff Memos1986 9) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – February1986 10) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – March, Folder 1Box 12901986 1) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – March, Folder 21986 2) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – March, Folder 31986 3) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – March, Folder 41986 4) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – April, Folder 11986 5) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – April, Folder 21986 6) Support for Extension of the Rehabilitation Act – May1986-1987 7) Acceptances – January 1987, Folder 1Box 12911986-1987 1) Acceptances – January 1987, Folder 21986-1987 2) Acceptances – February 1987, Folder 11986-1987 3) Acceptances – February 1987, Folder 21986-1987 4) Acceptances – March 1987, Folder 11986-1987 5) Acceptances – March 1987, Folder 21986-1987 6) Acceptances – March 1987, Folder 3 Box 12921986-1987 1) Acceptances – April 1987, Folder 11986-1987 2) Acceptances – April 1987, Folder 21986-1987 3) Acceptances – April 1987, Folder 31987 4) Acceptances – May 1987, Folder 11987 5) Acceptances – May 1987, Folder 21986-1987 6) Acceptances – June 1987, Folder 1Box 12931986-1987 1) Acceptances – June 1987, Folder 21987 2) Acceptances – July, Folder 11987 3) Acceptances – July, Folder 21987 4) Acceptances – July, Folder 31987 5) Acceptances – August 1987 6) Acceptances – September, Folder 11987 7) Acceptances – September, Folder 2Box 12941987 1) Acceptances – September, Folder 31987 2) Acceptances – October, Folder 11987 3) Acceptances – October, Folder 21987 4) Acceptances – October, Folder 31987 5) Acceptances – November, Folder 11987 6) Acceptances – November, Folder 21987 7) Acceptances – December, Folder 1 1987 8) Acceptances – December, Folder 2Box 12951986-1987 1) Acceptances – Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts – Annual Board Meeting – South Opera Lounge – January 22, 19871987-1988 2) Acceptances – January 1988, Folder 11987-1988 3) Acceptances – January 1988, Folder 21987-1988 4) Acceptances – February 1988, Folder 11987-1988 5) Acceptances – February 1988, Folder 21987-1988 6) Acceptances – March 1988, Folder 11987-1988 7) Acceptances – March 1988, Folder 2Box 12961987-1988 1) Acceptances – March 1988, Folder 31987-1988 2) Acceptances – April 1988, Folder 11987-1988 3) Acceptances – April 1988, Folder 21987-1988 4) Acceptances – April 1988, Folder 31987-1988 5) Acceptances – May 1988, Folder 11987-1988 6) Acceptances – May 1988, Folder 21987-1988 7) Acceptances – June 1988, Folder 1Box 12971987-1988 1) Acceptances – June 1988, Folder 21987-1988 2) Acceptances – July 1988, Folder 11987-1988 3) Acceptances – July 1988, Folder 21987-1988 4) Acceptances – July 1988, Folder 31987-1988 5) Acceptances – August 1988, Folder 1 1987-1988 6) Acceptances – August 1988, Folder 21988 7) Acceptances – September, Folder 1Box 12981988 1) Acceptances – September, Folder 21988 2) Acceptances – October, Folder 11988 3) Acceptances – October, Folder 21988 4) Acceptances – October – Itineraries and Schedules1988 5) Acceptances – November1988 6) Acceptances – DecemberAlphabetical CorrespondenceBox 12991981-1982 1) A1981-1982 2) B1981-1982 3) C1981-1982 4) D1981 5) E1981-1982 6) F1981-1982 7) G1981-1982 8) H1981 9) I1981-1982 10) J1981-1982 11) K1981-1982 12) L 1981-1982 13) M 1981-1982 14) N1981-1982 15) O1981-1982 16) P1981-1982 17) R1981-1982 18) S1981-1982 19) T1981-1982 20) V1981-1982 21) W1982 22) Y1981 23) Z1982-1983 24) 1983 Co-Sponsorships – Legislation1974-1977 25) Acceptances – Telelecture Program – Confirmed1974-1976 26) Administrative Files – Energy Research and Development Administration, Folder 1Box 13001974-1976 1) Administrative Files – Energy Research and Development Administration, Folder 21974-1976 2) Administrative Files – Energy Research and Development Administration, Folder 31974-1975 3) Administrative Files – General Dynamics – Pratt & Whitney – Fighter Aircraft Competition1975-1976 4) Administrative Files – Hamilton Standard1975-1976 5) Administrative Files – Dr. Herbert S. Sacks – Privacy Legislation1975-1976 6) Administrative Files – Securities and Exchange Commission – American Institute Counselors, Incorporated and American Institute for Economic Research 1976 7) Administrative Files – Shelton Sponge Rubber Fire1975-1976 8) Administrative Files – Taxes – IRS1975-1976 9) Administrative Files – The Ripon Society vs. Republican National Committee and National Republican Party – Delegate Apportionment Case1969, 1975 10) Administrative Files – Unemployment1972-1973 11) Administrative Files – VITAM – Project Renaissance, Westport, ConnecticutUndated 12) Administrative Files – Xerox Corporation – Ed Trueschke1971-1972 13) Aeronautics and NASA1981-1982 14) Amicus Brief Thank Yous – Romeo Supreme Court Case1981-1982 15) Appointments – Michael Cardenas – Small Business Administration - Administrator1981-1982 16) Appointments – Donato (Tony) Gugliemo – Member of Federal Council on Aging1982-1983 17) Candidates for Appointment – Reagan Administration Nominees – Republican Policy Committee Clearance, Folder 1Box 13011982-1983 1) Candidates for Appointment – Reagan Administration Nominees – Republican Policy Committee Clearance, Folder 21980, 1984 2) Capitol Children’s Museum, Washington, D.C.1982-1983 3) Robert Carlson – United Technologies1977-1978 4) Jimmy Carter1980-1981 5) Celebration of Grandparents and Stamford Family Health Fair1980-1981 6) Civic Groups1977-1980 7) CMS Problem File - Miscellaneous1979-1980 8) Columbus Day – October 1979 and October 19801979-1980 9) Condolences/Health 1976, 1980 10) Congratulations – Achievement - VolunteersUndated 11) Congratulations – Athletics1973-1979 12) Congratulations, Etc. - Samples1978-1981 13) Congratulations/Greetings/Achievement1980-1981 14) Congratulations – Greetings – Religious/Church1979, 1981 15) Congratulations – Greetings – Small Business1983-1984 16) Congratulations – Miscellaneous, Folder 11983-1984 17) Congratulations – Miscellaneous, Folder 21979-1980 18) Congratulations – Public Service1979-1981 19) Congratulations/Retirement1979-1980 20) Congratulations – Retirement – Post Office1979-1980 21) Congratulations – School Achievement/Retirement1979, 1981 22) Congratulations – Scouts1980-1981 23) Congressional Liaison- White House Response to RequestsBox 13021975-1976 1) Connecticut Declines1977-1979 2) Connecticut DeclinesUndated 3) Connecticut Hospice, Incorporated1971-1978 4) Connecticut Jewish Ledger – Messages and Congratulations1981-1982 5) Connecticut Republican State Central Committee – 1982 Election Calendar - Tentative1972-1974 6) Connecticut Schools and Education1984-1985 7) Correspondence and Memos Regarding the Rights of the Mentally Handicapped1982-1983 8) Correspondence to and from Lowell Weicker 1976-1977 9) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – Administrative1976, 1978 10) Copies of Kathy McGregor’s Letters – Middle East Policy, Israel, and Anti- Semitism1975-1978 11) Danbury Hike/Bike for the Mentally Handicapped1978-1981 12) Donations/Auctions/Luncheons1973-1974 13) Doubleday, Incorporated – Proposed Lowell Weicker Book1984-1985 14) Eagle Scouts, Folder 11984-1985 15) Eagle Scouts, Folder 2Box 13031984-1985 1) Eagle Scouts, Folder 31977-1980 2) Endorsements 19801977-1980 3) Firemen – Thank Yous1981-1982 4) Food and Drug Caloric Reduction Proposal – Less Bread – Ort’s Incorporated1975-1980 5) Gerald Ford1974-1975 6) Gifts - Miscellaneous1983-1984 7) Gifts Received – Christmas Gifts1984-1985 8) Gifts Received – Christmas Gifts1981-1982 9) Myron S. Goretzky - Author1977-1980 10) Handicapped1981-1982 11) Handicapped Subcommittee Case Projects1978-1980 12) Harry Walker, Incorporated1978-1979 13) HIAS – Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society – Anniversaries1975-1976 14) Honorary Membership – Declines1971-1979 15) Invitations – Possible Futures, Folder 11971-1979 16) Invitations – Possible Futures, Folder 2 1973-1980 17) Israel1971-1974 18) Judgeship – James F. Bingham1973-1977 19) Judgeship – Frederick W. DanforthBox 13041978-1979 1) Judgeship – Warren Eginton- Nomination for U.S. District Court of Connecticut1973-1974 2) Judgeship – Arthur H. Latimer1972-1973 3) Judgeship – Francis J. McCarthy, Folder 11972-1973 4) Judgeship – Francis J. McCarthy, Folder 21974-1975 5) Judgeship – Thomas Meskill – Appointment to U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit for Noel Koch, Folder 11974-1975 6) Judgeship – Thomas Meskill – Appointment to U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit for Noel Koch, Folder 21971-1972 7) Judgeship – Jon Neuman1971-1973 8) Judgeship – John Eldred Shields1981-1983 9) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Robert I. Berndon – 19831976-1983 10) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Alfred V. Covello – 19831982-1986 11) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Peter Dorsey – 1983Box 13051982-1984 1) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Ralph Dupont – January 19831973-1983 2) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – T. Clark Hull - 2nd Circuit1982-1983 3) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – Donald Lee Ronald – January 19831982-1983 4) Judgeship – U.S. District Court Judge – H. William Shure – January 19831971-1974 5) Judgeships – 1973 General1980-1982 6) Judgeships – Miscellaneous 1974-1982 7) Judgeships – U.S. District Court Judges – Recommendations1979-1980 8) Edward Kratovil – Correspondence – October 1979-March 19801971-1972 9) Legislative Files – Aeronautics1970-1971 10) Legislative Files – Aging1971-1972 11) Legislative Files – Agriculture and Forestry, Folder 11971-1972 12) Legislative Files – Agriculture and Forestry, Folder 2Box 13061970-1971 1) Legislative Files – Appropriations1971-1972 2) Legislative Files – Armed Services – Draft, Folder 11971-1972 3) Legislative Files – Armed Services – Draft, Folder 21970-1972 4) Legislative Files – Armed Services – Miscellaneous, Folder 11970-1972 5) Legislative Files – Armed Services – Miscellaneous, Folder 21971-1972 6) Legislative Files – Armed Services – National Service1971-1972 7) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 11971-1972 8) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 2Box 13071971-1972 1) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 31971-1972 2) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 41971-1972 3) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 51971-1972 4) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 61971-1972 5) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 71971-1972 6) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 8 Box 13081971-1972 1) Legislative Files – Commerce, Folder 91973-1974 2) Legislative Files – Correspondence Personally Signed by Bob Dotchin and Geoff Baker1973-1974 3) Legislative Files – Bob Dotchin’s and Geoff Baker’s “Works of Art”, Folder 11973-1974 4) Legislative Files – Bob Dotchin’s and Geoff Baker’s “Works of Art”, Folder 21973-1974 5) Legislative Files – Bob Dotchin’s and Geoff Baker’s “Works of Art”, Folder 31971-1972 6) Legislative Files – Government Operations1971-1972 7) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil ServiceBox 13091971-1972 1) Legislative Files – Public Works1971-1972 2) Legislative Files – Selective Service – Armed Services, Folder 11971-1972 3) Legislative Files – Selective Service – Armed Services, Folder 21971-1972 4) Legislative Files – Subcommittee – Department of Defense – Appropriations, Folder 11971-1972 5) Legislative Files – Subcommittee – Department of Defense – Appropriations, Folder 21985, 1987 6) Legislative Issues – Grove City vs. Bell and AIDS1982-1983 7) Letters Supporting Lowell Weicker for President1985-1986 8) Letters to Government Agencies, Commissions, and DepartmentsBox 13101985-1986 1) Letters to Other Senators1978-1979 2) Local and Regional Special Olympics – May thru Summer 1978 and 19791976, 1979 3) Man in the Sea – Lowell Weicker Correspondence1982-1984 4) Memos to/from Lowell Weicker 1981-1982 5) NOAA – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Appointments1981-1983 6) Office Memos1973-1974 7) Patronage1971-1972 8) Pending – Miscellaneous Correspondence1977-1978 9) Personal/Congratulations/Award1977-1978 10) Personal/Congratulations/Greetings1977-1978 11) Personal/Congratulations/New Position1974-1983 12) Dick Pillar – Polka Orchestra at White House1982-1983 13) Political Employment Files – Ralph E. Caprecalatro – Appointment to a Federal Advisory CommitteeBox 13111974-1981 1) Political Greetings1973-1976 2) Political Groups, Folder 11973-1976 3) Political Groups, Folder 21977-1980 4) Political Retirement and Testimonial Correspondence1974-1977 5) Political Samples - Correspondence1983-1984 6) Proxies – Senate Votes1966-1979 7) Pulaski Day - Background1979-1984 8) Ronald ReaganUndated 9) Recipes1972-1976 10) Recommendations – Clearance Status of Appointee CandidatesBox 13121972-1976 1) Recommendations – Clearance Status of Constituents of Connecticut Appointee Candidates – A-J 1972-1976 2) Recommendations – Clearance Status of Constituents of Connecticut Appointee Candidates – K-R1972-1976 3) Recommendations – Clearance Status of Constituents of Connecticut Appointee Candidates – S-YCa. 1970s 4) Recommendations – Clearance Status of People Seeking Government Positions1974-1975 5) Recommendations – Employment – General Information – Constituent Appointees1977-1979 6) Recommendations – Incoming Recommendations – Senate Confirmations1979-1980 7) Recommendations – National Advisory Council of Health Professions Education1978-1979 8) Republican Candidates/Nominees1979-1981 9) Requests – Recipes1973-1979 10) Retirement Samples – Correspondence1981-1982 11) John Rote – Chairman of the Supervisory Board of North American Petroleum Company, N.V.1974-1979 12) RTC – Republican Town Committee – Election/Re-ElectionBox 13131971-1972 1) S. 35 – Alaskan Native Claims Bill1970-1972 2) SBC – Subject Based Correspondence – Constitutional Rights1970-1972 3) SBC – Criminal Laws and Procedures, Folder 11970-1972 4) SBC – Criminal Laws and Procedures, Folder 21971-1972 5) SBC – Executive Reorganization1971-1972 6) SBC – Federal Charters, Holidays, Celebrations1969-1971 7) SBC – Immigration and Naturalization1971-1972 8) SBC – Indian Affairs, Folder 1 Box 13141971-1972 1) SBC – Indian Affairs, Folder 21971-1972 2) SBC – Indian Affairs, Folder 31970-1972 3) SBC – Interior and Insular Affairs1971-1972 4) SBC – Internal Security1967-1972 5) SBC – Judiciary, Folder 11967-1972 6) SBC – Judiciary, Folder 21969-1971 7) SBC – Juvenile Delinquency, Folder 1Box 13151969-1971 1) SBC – Juvenile Delinquency, Folder 21970-1972 2) SBC – Minerals, Materials, and Fuels1971-1972 3) SBC – Parks and Recreation1971-1972 4) SBC – Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights1970-1972 5) SBC – Postal Affairs1971-1972 6) SBC – Public Lands1971-1972 7) SBC – Public Works – Air and Water Pollution, Folder 1Box 13161971-1972 1) SBC – Public Works – Air and Water Pollution, Folder 21971-1972 2) SBC – Public Works – Air and Water Pollution, Folder 31971-1972 3) SBC – Public Works – Air and Water Pollution, Folder 41971-1972 4) SBC – Public Works – Air and Water Pollution, Folder 51971-1972 5) SBC – Public Works – Public Buildings and Grounds1971-1972 6) SBC – Public Works – Public Roads 1971-1972 7) SBC – Separation of Power1971-1972 8) SBC – Small Business1971-1972 9) SBC – Veterans Affairs1971-1972 10) SBC – Water and Power ResourcesBox 13171975-1976 1) SEC – Securities and Exchange Commission – Investigation of American Institute of Counselors, Incorporated and American Institute for Economic Research1973-1974 2) Senate Youth Program – Hearst Foundation1979-1980 3) Senior Citizen1981-1982 4) Robert (Bob) I. Smith – President of Glenmede Trust Company1982-1983 5) Speaker Request – CIA – Greenwich Lions Club1976, 1978 6) Special Education1978, 1981 7) Special Olympics1983-1985 8) Strange Letters1979-1981 9) Subcommittee Memos/To and From Lowell Weicker1973-1975 10) Sudden Infant Syndrome – SIDS1983-1984 11) Thank You Notes – Miscellaneous, Folder 11983-1984 12) Thank You Notes – Miscellaneous, Folder 21977, 1979 13) Thank Yous – 1977 and 1979 GiftsBox 13181981-1982 1) Thank Yous – Legislation/Cases1981-1982 2) The Uncollected Letters of Senator Lowell Weicker Jr. – A Portrait of a No Form as a Legislative Response, Folder 11981-1982 3) The Uncollected Letters of Senator Lowell Weicker Jr. – A Portrait of a No Form as a Legislative Response, Folder 2 1975-1976 4) Title XX of Social Security Act1976-1977 5) Harry Vardamis – Cyprus Situation1975-1976 6) Veterans1975-1976 7) Mort Walker – U.S./U.S.S.R. Cartoon Exchange1975-1977 8) Watergate 1975-19771973-1974 9) Watergate – Miscellaneous, Folder 11973-1974 10) Watergate – Miscellaneous, Folder 21976, 1978 11) Senator Lowell Weicker – Presidential Candidacy PossibilityBox 13191983-1984 1) Ed White, Jr. – Mayoral Candidate – New Haven, Connecticut 1981-1982 2) John K. White – “Renovation vs. Realignment: Variations in State Republican Party Renovation in New York and Connecticut” 1976-1977 3) XM1 Battle TankCMS Correspondence – Computerized Mail SystemBox 13201979-1980 1) CMS-0-008-10-1+3 1979 2) CMS-0-008-10-2 1979-1980 3) CMS-0-010-10-1 1978-1979 4) CMS-0-010-10-2 1979-1980 5) CMS-0-010-10-3 Undated 6) CMS-0-015-10-1 1980 7) CMS-0-016-10-3 1978-1979 8) CMS-0-017-10-2 1980 9) CMS-0-021-10-1 1980 10) CMS-0-022-10-3 1979 11) CMS-0-024-10-2 1979 12) CMS-0-024-10-3 1979 13) CMS-0-025-10-2 1980 14) CMS-0-028-10-1+3 1979 15) CMS-0-028-10-2 Undated 16) CMS-0-029-10-1 1979 17) CMS-0-029-10-2 1980 18) CMS-0-035-10-1+3 1979-1980 19) CMS-0-036-10-1+3 1980 20) CMS-0-037-10-1+3 1980 21) CMS-0-038-10-1 1979-1980 22) CMS-0-038-10-2Box 13211979-1980 1) CMS-0-039-10-2, Folder 11979-1980 2) CMS-0-039-10-2, Folder 21980 3) CMS-0-042-10-1+3 1977-1979 4) CMS-0-042-10-2, Folder 11979 5) CMS-0-042-10-2, Folder 21979 6) CMS-0-043-10-2, Folder 1Box 13221979 1) CMS-0-043-10-2, Folder 2 1979-1980 2) CMS-0-043-10-2, Folder 31979-1980 3) CMS-0-043-10-2, Folder 4Undated 4) CMS-0-051-10-3 1980 5) CMS-0-052-10-1+31980 6) CMS-0-053-10-3 1980 7) CMS-0-056-10-1 1980 8) CMS-0-057-10-1+3 1980 9) CMS-0-059-10-1+3 Undated 10) CMS-0-060-10-1+3Box 13231980 1) CMS-0-063-10-1+31980 2) CMS-0-065-10-1+3 1980 3) CMS-0-065-10-2 Undated 4) CMS-0-066-10-3 1980 5) CMS-0-067-10-1 1979-1980 6) CMS-0-071-10-1+3 1980 7) CMS-0-072-10-1+3 1980 8) CMS-0-073-10-1+3 Undated 9) CMS-0-074-10-1 Undated 10) CMS-0-077-10-1+3 1979-1980 11) CMS-0-078-10-2 1980 12) CMS-0-078-10-3 1979-1980 13) CMS-0-079-10-1+3 1979-1980 14) CMS-0-079-10-2 1980 15) CMS-0-081-10-2 1980 16) CMS-0-084-10-1+3 1979-1980 17) CMS-0-084-10-2, Folder 11979-1980 18) CMS-0-084-10-2, Folder 21979-1980 19) CMS-0-084-10-2, Folder 31980 20) CMS-0-085-10-11980 21) CMS-0-086-10-1+3Box 13241980 1) CMS-0-086-10-2 1979-1980 2) CMS-0-087-10-2 Undated 3) CMS-0-088-10-1 1979-1980 4) CMS-0-091-10-1+3 1980 5) CMS-0-091-10-2 1980 6) CMS-0-093-10-1+31979 7) CMS-0-093-10-21980 8) CMS-0-099-10-11980 9) CMS-0-100-10-1+31980 10) CMS-0-102-10-11980 11) CMS-0-105-10-11980 12) CMS-0-105-10-21980 13) CMS-0-106-10-2 (2001 – 2102)1980 14) CMS-0-106-10-2 (2103 – 2246)Box 1325 1980 1) CMS-0-107-10-11979-1980 2) CMS-0-107-10-21980 3) CMS-0-108-10-1+31979-1980 4) CMS-0-108-10-21980 5) CMS-0-112-10-1+31980 6) CMS-0-113-10-1+31979-1980 7) CMS-0-113-10-21980 8) CMS-0-114-10-1+31980 9) CMS-0-114-10-21980 10) CMS-0-115-10-1+31980 11) CMS-0-116-10-1+31980 12) CMS-0-119-10-21980 13) CMS-0-120-10-1+3Undated 14) CMS-0-121-10-11980 15) CMS-0-122-10-11976-1980 16) CMS-0-122-10-2 Undated 17) CMS-0-126-10-11979-1980 18) CMS-0-126-10-2Box 1326Undated 1) CMS-0-128-10-1+31980 2) CMS-0-129-05-1Undated 3) CMS-0-133-10-1+3Undated 4) CMS-0-134-10-11980 5) CMS-0-136-10-1 1979-1980 6) CMS-0-136-10-2 (2001-2144)1979-1980 7) CMS-0-136-10-2 (2146-2235)1980 8) CMS-0-137-10-11979-1980 9) CMS-0-137-10-2Undated 10) CMS-0-140-10-1Undated 11) CMS-0-142-10-1+31978-1980 12) CMS-0-144-10-1Undated 13) CMS-0-144-10-21980 14) CMS-0-149-10-1+3Undated 15) CMS-0-150-10-11980 16) CMS-0-154-05-1+31980 17) CMS-0-154-10-1+31980 18) CMS-0-155-10-11978-1980 19) CMS-0-155-10-2, Folder 11978-1980 20) CMS-0-155-10-2, Folder 21978-1980 21) CMS-0-155-10-2, Folder 3Box 13271978-1980 1) CMS-0-155-10-2, Folder 41980 2) CMS-0-157-10-11980 3) CMS-0-158-10-1+31980 4) CMS-0-163-10-1+31980 5) CMS-0-164-10-1+31980 6) CMS-0-165-10-1+31980 7) CMS-0-168-10-1+3 1980 8) CMS-0-169-10-11980 9) CMS-0-169-10-31980 10) CMS-0-171-10-1+31980 11) CMS-0-171-10-21980 12) CMS-0-172-10-1+31980 13) CMS-0-172-10-2, Folder 11980 14 CMS-0-172-10-2, Folder 21980 15) CMS-0-172-10-2, Folder 31980 16) CMS-0-172-10-2, Folder 41980 17) CMS-0-175-10-1Box 13281979-1980 1) CMS-0-175-10-2, Folder 11979-1980 2) CMS-0-175-10-2, Folder 21980 3) CMS-0-176-10-1+31980 4) CMS-0-179-05-11980 5) CMS-0-182-10-1+31980 6) CMS-0-182-10-21978-1980 7) CMS-0-183-10-2, Folder 11978-1980 8) CMS-0-183-10-2, Folder 21980 9) CMS-0-185-10-11980 10) CMS-0-189-10-1+31980 11) CMS-0-189-10-21980 12) CMS-0-191-10-11980 13) CMS-0-191-10-2 1980 14) CMS-0-192-10-1+31960-1980 15) CMS-0-193-10-2 1980 16) CMS-0-196-10-21979-1980 17) CMS-0-197-10-2Box 13291980 1) CMS-0-199-10-1+31979-1980 2) CMS-0-199-10-2 1980 3) CMS-0-200-10-1+31979-1980 4) CMS-0-200-10-2 1980 5) CMS-0-204-10-11980 6) CMS-0-205-10-21979-1980 7) CMS-0-206-10-2 1980 8) CMS-0-207-10-11980 9) CMS-0-207-10-21980 10) CMS-0-210-10-1+31980 11) CMS-0-211-10-1+31980 12) CMS-0-211-10-21980 13) CMS-0-212-10-1+31980 14) CMS-0-212-10-21980 15) CMS-0-213-10-1+31980 16) CMS-0-219-10-1+31980 17) CMS-0-221-10-1+31980 18) CMS-0-224-10-11980 19) CMS-0-225-10-1 1980 20) CMS-0-227-10-1+31980 21) CMS-0-228-10-1+31980 22) CMS-0-231-10-1+31980 23) CMS-0-231-10-21980 24) CMS-0-232-10-11980 25) CMS-0-232-10-21980 26) CMS-0-233-10-11980 27) CMS-0-235-05-31980 28) CMS-0-235-10-11980 29) CMS-0-238-10-1Box 13301980 1) CMS-0-238-10-21980 2) CMS-0-239-10-1+31980 3) CMS-0-239-10-2, Folder 11980 4) CMS-0-239-10-2, Folder 21980 5) CMS-0-239-10-2, Folder 31980 6) CMS-0-240-10-11980 7) CMS-0-240-10-21980 8) CMS-0-241-10-21980 9) CMS-0-246-10-1+31980 10) CMS-0-247-10-1+31980 11) CMS-0-248-10-21980 12) CMS-0-249-10-1+31980 13) CMS-0-252-10-1+3 1980 14) CMS-0-252-10-21980 15) CMS-0-253-10-1+31980 16) CMS-0-280-10-1+31980 17) CMS-0- 281-10-1+3 Box 13311980 1) CMS-0-281-10-2, Folder 11980 2) CMS-0-281-10-2, Folder 21980 3) CMS-0-284-10-3Undated 4) CMS-0-289-10-11980 5) CMS-0-289-10-21980 6) CMS-0-290-10-21980 7) CMS-0-291-10-21980 8) CMS-0-294-10-11980 9) CMS-0-295-10-2Box 13321980 1) CMS-0-296-10-21980 2) CMS-0-298-10-1+31980 3) CMS-0-298-10-21980 4) CMS-0-302-10-21980 5) CMS-0-304-10-1+31980 6) CMS-0-308-10-1+31980 7) CMS-0-308-10-21980 8) CMS-0-309-10-1 1980 9) CMS-0-311-10-21980 10) CMS-0-315-10-1+31980 11) CMS-0-315-10-21980 12) CMS-0-315-42-1-31980 13) CMS-0-317-10-21980 14) CMS-0-318-10-21980 15) CMS-0-318-42-1-31980 16) CMS-0-322-10-1+31980 17) CMS-0-323-42-61980 18) CMS-0-324-10-31980 19) CMS-0-324-42-2-3Undated 20) CMS-0-325-10-1+31980 21) CMS-0-326-10-21980 22) CMS-0-326-42-21980 23) CMS-0-329-42-1-121980 24) CMS-0-330-42-31980 25) CMS-0-331-42-11980 26) CMS-0-336-10-1+31980 27) CMS-0-336-10-21980 28) CMS-0-336-42-0001-00041980 29) CMS-0-337-10-31980 30) CMS-0-337-42-0001-00061980 31) CMS-0-337-43-00071980 32) CMS-0-337-43-21980 33) CMS-0-338-10-1+3 1980 34) CMS-0-338-10-21980 35) CMS-0-338-42-11980 36) CMS-0-340-42-0001-00121980 37) CMS-0-343-42-21980 38) CMS-0-344-43-2Box 13331980 1) CMS-0-345-10-11980 2) CMS-0-345-42-0002-00041980 3) CMS-0-346-10-1+31980 4) CMS-0-346-42-0001-00051980 5) CMS-0-346-43-21980 6) CMS-0-347-10-21980 7) CMS-0-350-10-1+31980 8) CMS-0-350-10-21980 9) CMS-0-351-42-000-2-31980 10) CMS-0-352-42-000-51980 11) CMS-0-353-42-000-1-21980 12) CMS-0-354-10-21980 13) CMS-0-354-43-200-2-101980 14) CMS-0-355-84-3200-1-101980 15) CMS-0-357-10-1+31980 16) CMS-0-357-10-21980 17) CMS-0-357-42-000-1-51980 18) CMS-0-358-42-009 1980 19) CMS-0-364-42-000-1-71980 20) CMS-0-365-10-11980 21) CMS-1-005-10-2, Folder 11980 22) CMS-1-005-10-2, Folder 21981 23) CMS-1-007-10-3 1980 24) CMS-1-009-10-1+31980-1981 25) CMS-1-015-10-2 1981 26) CMS-1-016-10-11980-1981 27) CMS-1-026-10-1+3Box 13341981 1) CMS-1-028-10-1+31981 2) CMS-1-028-10-21981 3) CMS-1-033-10-1+31980 4) CMS-1-033-10-2 1981 5) CMS-1-034-10-1+31980-1981 6) CMS-1-034-10-2 1981 7) CMS-1-035-10-1+31979-1981 8) CMS-1-035-10-2 1980 9) CMS-1-036-10-2 1981 10) CMS-1-037-10-11981 11) CMS-1-037-10-2Box 13351981 1) CMS-1-041-10-2 1981 2) CMS-1-050-10-1+31981 3) CMS-1-051-10-1+31981 4) CMS-1-054-10-21981 5) CMS-1-055-10-21981 6) CMS-1-056-10-1+31981 7) CMS-1-056-10-2+21981 8) CMS-1-057-10-11981 9) CMS-1-058-10-21981 10) CMS-1-061-10-11981 11) CMS-1-061-10-21981 12) CMS-1-062-10-31981 13) CMS-1-064-10-11981 14) CMS-1-065-10-11981 15) CMS-1-068-10-1+31981 16) CMS-1-069-10-1+31981 17) CMS-1-070-10-21981 18) CMS-1-071-10-1+31981 19) CMS-1-072-10-1+31981 20) CMS-1-077-10-11981 21) CMS-1-078-10-31981 22) CMS-1-079-10-1+31981 23) CMS-1-082-10-1+31981 24) CMS-1-083-10-1+3Box 1336 1981 1) CMS-1-084-10-2, Folder 11981 2) CMS-1-084-10-2, Folder 21981 3) CMS-1-084-10-2, Folder 31981 4) CMS-1-089-05-11981 5) CMS-1-091-10-11981 6) CMS-1-092-10-1+31981 7) CMS-1-093-10-11981 8) CMS-1-097-10-1+31981 9) CMS-1-097-10-21981 10) CMS-1-098-10-31981 11) CMS-1-099-10-1+31981 12) CMS-1-103-10-1+31981 13) CMS-1-110-10-1+31981 14) CMS-1-111-10-1+3 1981 15) CMS-1-111-10-2 1981 16) CMS-1-112-10-31981 17) CMS-1-113-10-1+3Box 13371979-1981 1) CMS-1-114-10-2 1981 2) CMS-1-117-10-21981 3) CMS-1-118-10-1+3Undated 4) CMS-1-119-10-11981 5) CMS-1-124-10-21981 6) CMS-1-125-10-1+3 1981 7) CMS-1-126-10-11980-1981 8) CMS-1-126-10-2 1981 9) CMS-1-128-10-1+31981 10) CMS-1-132-10-11981 11) CMS-1-134-10-11981 12) CMS-1-140-05-1+31981 13) CMS-1-140-10-1+31981 14) CMS-1-141-10-1+31981 15) CMS-1-145-10-1+31981 16) CMS-1-146-10-1+31981 17) CMS-1-146-10-21981 18) CMS-1-147-10-11981 19) CMS-1-148-10-1+3Undated 20) CMS-1-149-10-1+31981 21) CMS-1-152-10-1+3Undated 22) CMS-1-153-10-1+31981 23) CMS-1-155-10-1+31981 24) CMS-1-159-05-2, Folder 11981 25) CMS-1-159-05-2, Folder 21981 26) CMS-1-159-09-2Box 1338Undated 1) CMS-1-159-10-1+31979-1981 2) CMS-1-160-09-2, Folder 11981 3) CMS-1-160-09-2, Folder 2 1981 4) CMS-1-160-10-1+31981 5) CMS-1-161-10-11981 6) CMS-1-161-10-2, Folder 11981 7) CMS-1-161-10-2, Folder 21981 8) CMS-1-161-10-2, Folder 31981 9) CMS-1-161-10-2, Folder 4Box 13391981 1) CMS-1-162-09-2, Folder 11981 2) CMS-1-162-09-2, Folder 21981 3) CMS-1-162-09-2, Folder 31981 4) CMS-1-163-10-1+31981 5) CMS-1-166-10-11981 6) CMS-1-166-10-21981 7) CMS-1-167-10-2, Folder 11981 8) CMS-1-167-10-2, Folder 21981 9) CMS-1-167-10-2, Folder 3Box 13401981 1) CMS-1-168-09-21981 2) CMS-1-168-10-2, Folder 11981 3) CMS-1-168-10-2, Folder 21981 4) CMS-1-169-09-21981 5) CMS-1-169-10-21981 6) CMS-1-173-09-2 1981 7) CMS-1-173-10-21981 8) CMS-1-174-08-2Box 13411981 1) CMS-1-174-09-21981 2) CMS-1-176-09-21981 3) CMS-1-176-10-1+31981 4) CMS-1-177-09-21981 5) CMS-1-187-09-21981 6) CMS-1-187-10-11981 7) CMS-1-188-09-2, Folder 11981 8) CMS-1-188-09-2, Folder 21981 9) CMS-1-189-09-21981 10) CMS-1-190-10-21981 11) CMS-1-191-10-81981 12) CMS-1-194-10-1Box 13421981 1) CMS-1-195-08-21981 2) CMS-1-195-10-2, Folder 11981 3) CMS-1-195-10-2, Folder 21981 4) CMS-1-195-10-2, Folder 31981 5) CMS-1-197-09-2, Folder 11981 6) CMS-1-197-09-2, Folder 21981 7) CMS-1-197-10-2 1978-1981 8) CMS-1-198-09-2 Box 13431979-1981 1) CMS-1-198-10-2 1981 2) CMS-1-201-05-21978-1981 3) CMS-1-201-10-2 1981 4) CMS-1-209-08-21981 5) CMS-1-209-10-21981 6) CMS-1-210-07-21981 7) CMS-1-210-10-1+31981 8) CMS-1-210-10-21981 9) CMS-1-215-07-21981 10) CMS-1-217-07-2Box 13441981 1) CMS-1-223-10-21981 2) CMS-1-225-10-1+3Undated 3) CMS-1-226-10-11981 4) CMS-1-237-10-11981 5) CMS-1-238-10-31981 6) CMS-1-239-10-1+31981 7) CMS-1-243-10-2, Folder 11981 8) CMS-1-243-10-2, Folder 21981 9) CMS-1-243-10-2, Folder 31981 10) CMS-1-244-10-1+31981 11) CMS-1-253-10-1+3 1981 12) CMS-1-258-10-21981 13) CMS-1-259-10-2, Folder 1Box 13451981 1) CMS-1-259-10-2, Folder 21981 2) CMS-1-260-10-21981 3) CMS- 1-265-10-21981 4) CMS-1-265-10-31981 5) CMS-1-266-10-21981 6) CMS-1-268-10-1+31981 7) CMS-1-272-10-1+31981 8) CMS-1-273-10-1+31981 9) CMS-1-278-10-21981 10) CMS-1-279-10-2, Folder 11981 11) CMS-1-279-10-2, Folder 21981 12) CMS-1-286-10-2Box 13461981 1) CMS-1-287-10-21981 2) CMS-1-292-10-21980-1981 3) CMS-1-294-10-21981 4) CMS-1-299-10-1+31981 5) CMS-1-300-10-1+31981 6) CMS-1-300-10-2, Folder 11981 7) CMS-1-300-10-2, Folder 2 1981 8) CMS-1-300-15-11981 9) CMS-1-302-10-1-31981 10) CMS-1-302-10-21981 11) CMS-1-302-15-1003-8Box 13471981 1) CMS-1-306-10-21981 2) CMS-1-306-06-1001-101981 3) CMS-1-306-15-1007-101981 4) CMS-1-307-15-1001-0271981 5) CMS-1-308-15-1001-0141981 6) CMS-1-309-10-21981 7) CMS-1-310-15-1001-0151981 8) CMS-1-314-15-1001-10201981 9) CMS-1-316-10-21981 10) CMS-1-316-15-1001-0051981 11) CMS-1-317-10-21981 12) CMS-1-317-15-001 to 1-317-15-0281981 13) CMS-1-320-10-21981 14) CMS-1-320-15-1001 to 1-320-15-10141981 15) CMS-1-322-10-21981 16) CMS-1-323-10-21981 17) CMS-1-324-10-21981 18) CMS-1-327-15-1002 to 1-327-15-1090 Box 13481981 1) CMS-1-328-15-1001 to 1-328-15-10161981 2) CMS-1-336-10-1+31981 3) CMS-1-336-15-1-001 to 1-336-15-1-0091981 4) CMS-1-337-10-21981 5) CMS-1-337-15-1001 to 1-337-15-10301981 6) CMS-1-337-44-31981 7) CMS-1-338-10-21981 8) CMS-1-338-15-1001 to 1-338-15-10351981 9) CMS-1-342-15-1001 to 1-342-15-10041981 10) CMS-1-343-10-2 (2001-2097), Folder 11981 11) CMS-1-343-10-2 (2001-2097), Folder 21981 12) CMS-1-343-10-2 (2098-Last), Folder 31981 13) CMS-1-344-10-11981 14) CMS-1-344-10-2+31981 15) CMS-1-345-10-1+3Ca. 1981 16) CMS-1-348-15-10011981 17) CMS-1-349-10-21981 18) CMS-1-350-15-1001 to 1-350-15-10311981 19) CMS-1-355-10-21981 20) CMS-1-355-15-1001 to 1-355-15-10051981 21) CMS-1-356-10-1+3Box 13491981 1) CMS-2-004-15-1001 to 2-004-15-1074 1981 2) CMS-2-005-10-21981 3) CMS-2-005-10-31981 4) CMS-2-005-15-1001 to 2-005-15-10201981 5) CMS-2-006-10-2 (2001-2078)1976-1981 6) CMS-2-006-10-2 (2079-2144)1981-1982 7) CMS-2-008-15-1001 to 2-008-15-10451981 8) CMS-2-012-10-21981-1982 9) CMS-2-015-10-2+31981-1982 10) CMS-2-018-10-2 (2001-2086)1981-1982 11) CMS-2-018-10-2 (2087-2159)Box 13501976-1982 1) CMS-2-018-10-2 (2160-2206)1981-1982 2) CMS-2-018-15-1001 to 2-018-15-10481981 3) CMS-2-019-10-21981 4) CMS-2-020-15-11980-1981 5) CMS-2-021-10-2+31982 6) CMS-2-025-15-11982 7) CMS-2-026-10-11982 8) CMS-2-026-10-2 1982 9) CMS-2-026-15-11982 10) CMS-2-027-10-2, Folder 11982 11) CMS-2-027-10-2, Folder 21982 12) CMS-2-028-15-10-1+21982 13) CMS-2-029-10-3 1982 14) CMS-2-032-10-21982 15) CMS-2-032-10-3Box 13511982 1) CMS-2-035-10-21982 2) CMS-2-036-10-11982 3) CMS-2-036-10-21982 4) CMS-2-039-15-11982 5) CMS-2-040-10-11982 6) CMS-2-040-15-11982 7) CMS-2-041-15-11982 8) CMS-2-042-10-11982 9) CMS-2-042-15-11982 10) CMS-2-043-10-11982 11) CMS-2-043-15-11982 12) CMS-2-047-10-11982 13) CMS-2-047-10-21982 14) CMS-2-048-10-11982 15) CMS-2-048-15-11982 16) CMS-2-050-10-11982 17) CMS-2-050-15-11982 18) CMS-2-053-15-11982 19) CMS-2-054-10-1+31982 20) CMS-2-054-15-11982 21) CMS-2-055-10-1 Box 13521982 1) CMS-2-055-10-2, Folder 11982 2) CMS-2-055-10-2, Folder 21981-1982 3) CMS-2-056-10-2, Folder 11981-1982 4) CMS-2-056-10-2, Folder 21982 5) CMS-2-056-10-31981-1982 6) CMS-2-056-15-1Undated 7) CMS-2-057-10-1+31981-1982 8) CMS-2-057-10-2Box 1353Undated 1) CMS-2-060-10-1+31982 2) CMS-2-060-15-11981-1982 3) CMS-2-061-10-21982 4) CMS-2-061-15-1Undated 5) CMS-2-062-10-1+31982 6) CMS-2-062-15-11982 7) CMS-2-063-10-21982 8) CMS-2-063-15-1Undated 9) CMS-2-064-10-1+31982 10) CMS-2-064-10-21982 11) CMS-2-064-15-11982 12) CMS-2-067-10-31982 13) CMS-2-067-15-1 Undated 14) CMS-2-068-10-1+3Undated 15) CMS-2-070-10-1+31982 16) CMS-2-070-15-11982 17) CMS-2-071-10-2Undated 18) CMS-2-071-23-1+31982 19) CMS-2-074-10-1, Folder 1Box 13541982 1) CMS-2-074-10-1, Folder 21982 2) CMS-2-074-10-1, Folder 31982 3) CMS-2-075-10-1+3Undated 4) CMS-2-076-10-1+31982 5) CMS-2-078-10-21982 6) CMS-2-081-15-1Undated 7) CMS-2-083-10-1+31982 8) CMS-2-083-15-11982 9) CMS-2-084-10-1+31981-1982 10) CMS-2-085-10-21981-1982 11) CMS-2-085-15-1Box 13551982 1) CMS-2-088-10-1+31981-1982 2) CMS-2-088-10-21982 3) CMS-2-088-15-1Undated 4) CMS-2-089-10-1+3 1981-1982 5) CMS-2-089-15-11981-1982 6) CMS-2-090-15-1Undated 7) CMS-2-090-23-1+3Undated 8) CMS-2-091-10-1+31982 9) CMS-2-091-15-11982 10) CMS-2-092-10-11982 11) CMS-2-092-10-2, Folder 1Box 13561982 1) CMS-2-092-10-2, Folder 21982 2) CMS-2-092-10-2, Folder 31982 3) CMS-2-092-10-2, Folder 41982 4) CMS-2-092-10-2, Folder 51982 5) CMS-2-092-10-2, Folder 6Box 13571982 1) CMS-2-092-23-1+31982 2) CMS-2-092-23-2, Folder 11982 3) CMS-2-092-23-2, Folder 2Undated 4) CMS-2-095-10-1+31981 5) CMS-2-095-10-21982 6) CMS-2-096-10-1+31982 7) CMS-2-096-23-1+3Undated 8) CMS-2-097-10-1+3Undated 9) CMS-2-097-23-1+3 1982 10) CMS-2-098-10-1+3Undated 11) CMS-2-099-10-11982 12) CMS-2-099-10-2Undated 13) CMS-2-103-10-1+31982 14) CMS-2-103-10-21982 15) CMS-2-104-10-21982 16) CMS-2-104-23-21982 17) CMS-2-105-10-1+31982 18) CMS-2-105-10-21982 19) CMS-2-106-10-1+31982 20) CMS-2-110-10-1+3Box 13581982 1) CMS-2-111-10-1+31982 2) CMS-2-112-10-1+31982 3) CMS-2-112-10-21982 4) CMS-2-113-10-1+31982 5) CMS-2-113-15-10-1 to 2-113-15-10-291982 6) CMS-2-116-10-1+31982 7) CMS-2-116-15-10-01 to 2-116-15-10-521982 8) CMS-2-118-10-1+31982 9) CMS-2-118-15-10-01 to 2-118-15-10-141982 10) CMS-2-119-10-1+31982 11) CMS-2-119-10-21982 12) CMS-2-119-15-10-01 to 2-119-15-10-16 1982 13) CMS-2-120-10-1+31982 14) CMS-2-120-15-10-01 to 2-120-15-10-201982 15) CMS-2-124-10-21982 16) CMS-2-124-23-1-31982 17) CMS-2-125-23-1-31982 18) CMS-2-126-23-11982 19) CMS-2-127-23-11982 20) CMS-2-130-23-1Box 13591982 1) CMS-2-131-23-1-31982 2) CMS-2-132-23-11982 3) CMS-2-133-23-1-31982 4) CMS-2-134-23-1-31982 5) CMS-2-137-23-1-31982 6) CMS-2-138-23-1-3, Folder 11982 7) CMS-2-138-23-1-3, Folder 21982 8) CMS-2-139-23-1-31982 9) CMS-2-140-23-1-31982 10) CMS-2-141-23-1-31982 11) CMS-2-144-23-2, Folder 11982 12) CMS-2-144-23-2, Folder 2Box 13601982 1) CMS-2-146-23-1+3 1982 2) CMS-2-147-23-31982 3) CMS-2-148-15-11982 4) CMS-2-148-23-1+31982 5) CMS-2- 152-15-11982 6) CMS-2-152-23-1+31982 7) CMS-2-153-15-10-01 to 2-153-15-10-211982 8) CMS-2-154-10-21982 9) CMS-2-154-15-11982 10) CMS-2-154-23-2, Folder 11982 11) CMS-2-154-23-2, Folder 21982 12) CMS-2-154-23-2, Folder 3Box 13611982 1) CMS-2-154-23-2, Folder 41982 2) CMS-2-155-10-2, Folder 11982 3) CMS-2-155-10-2, Folder 21982 4) CMS-2-155-15-11982 5) CMS-2-155-23-21982 6) CMS-2-158-15-11982 7) CMS-2-158-23-1-31982 8) CMS-2-158-23-21982 9) CMS-2-159-15-11982 10) CMS-2-159-23-1-31982 11) CMS-2-160-15-11982 12) CMS-2-160-23-1-3 1982 13) CMS-2-161-15-11982 14) CMS-2-162-15-11982 15) CMS-2-165-15-11982 16) CMS-2-166-15-11982 17) CMS-2-167-15-11982 18) CMS-2-167-23-1-31982 19) CMS-2-167-23-21982 20) CMS-2-168-15-11982 21) CMS-2-168-23-1+3Box 13621982 1) CMS-2-169-15-11982 2) CMS-2-172-15-11982 3) CMS-2-172-23-11982 4) CMS-2-173-10-2, Folder 11982 5) CMS-2-173-10-2, Folder 21982 6) CMS-2-173-10-2, Folder 31982 7) CMS-2-173-15-11982 8) CMS-2-173-23-11982 9) CMS-2-174-23-31982 10) CMS-2-175-10-21982 11) CMS-2-175-15-11982 12) CMS-2-175-23-21982 13) CMS-2-175-23-31982 14) CMS-2-176-15-1 1982 15) CMS-2-176-23-1+31982 16) CMS-2-176-23-21982 17) CMS-2-179-10-21982 18) CMS-2-179-15-1Box 13631982 1) CMS-2-179-23-1+31982 2) CMS-2-180-15-11982 3) CMS-2-180-23-31982 4) CMS-2-181-10-2, Folder 11982 5) CMS-2-181-10-2, Folder 21982 6) CMS-2-181-10-2, Folder 31982 7) CMS-2-181-23-2, Folder 11982 8) CMS-2-181-23-2, Folder 21982 9) CMS-2-181-23-31982 10) CMS-2-182-15-11982 11) CMS-2-183-15-11982 12) CMS-2-183-23-1+31982 13) CMS-2-188-10-2Box 13641982 1) CMS-2-188-15-11982 2) CMS-2-189-15-11982 3) CMS-2-193-15-11982 4) CMS-2-194-10-2 1982 5) CMS-2-194-15-11982 6) CMS-2-195-10-1+31982 7) CMS-2-195-15-11982 8) CMS-2-196-10-21982 9) CMS-2-196-15-11982 10) CMS-2-197-15-11982 11) CMS-2-200-15-11982 12) CMS-2-202-10-21982 13) CMS-2-203-10-21982 14) CMS-2-203-23-11982 15) CMS-2-204-10-21982 16) CMS-2-207-15-11982 17) CMS-2-208-10-2, Folder 11982 18) CMS-2-208-10-2, Folder 21982 19) CMS-2-208-10-2. Folder 31982 20) CMS-2-208-10-2, Folder 4Box 13651982 1) CMS-2-209-15-11982 2) CMS-2-214-10-21982 3) CMS-2-214-15-11982 4) CMS-2-215-15-11982 5) CMS-2-216-15-11982 6) CMS-2-217-10-1+31982 7) CMS-2-218-23-1 1982 8) CMS-2-221-23-11982 9) CMS-2-222-23-11982 10) CMS-2-223-23-11982 11) CMS-2-225-10-21982 12) CMS-2-225-23-11982 13) CMS-2-228-23-11982 14) CMS-2-229-10-21982 15) CMS-2-230-23-11982 16) CMS-2-231-23-11982 17) CMS-2-232-10-21982 18) CMS-2-232-23-11982 19) CMS-2-235-10-21982 20) CMS-2-235-23-11982 21) CMS-2-236-23-11982 22) CMS-2-237-23-11982 23) CMS-2-238-23-11982 24) CMS-2-242-10-21982 25) CMS-2-243-10-21982 26) CMS-2-243-23-11982 27) CMS-2-244-23-11982 28) CMS-2-245-23-11982 29) CMS-2-245-23-21982 30) CMS-2-246-10-21982 31) CMS-2-250-10-21982 32) CMS-2-250-23-1 1982 33) CMS-2-251-23-1Box 13661982 1) CMS-2-252-23-11982 2) CMS-2-253-10-21982 3) CMS-2-256-23-11982 4) CMS-2-257-23-11982 5) CMS-2-258-10-1+21982 6) CMS-2-258-23-11982 7) CMS-2-259-23-11982 8) CMS-2-259-37-11982 9) CMS-2-260-10-21982 10) CMS-2-260-23-1Undated 11) CMS-2-263-10-1+31982 12) CMS-2-263-23-11982 13) CMS-2-264-23-11982 14) CMS-2-265-23-11982 15) CMS-2-266-23-11982 16) CMS-2-270-10-21982 17) CMS-2-270-23-11982 18) CMS-2-271-10-2, Folder 11982 19) CMS-2-271-10-2, Folder 21982 20) CMS-2-272-23-1Box 13671982 1) CMS-2-273-23-1 1982 2) CMS-2-277-23-11982 3) CMS-2-278-23-1Undated 4) CMS-2-279-10-1+31982 5) CMS-2-279-23-11982 6) CMS-2-279-23-21982 7) CMS-2-280-10-21982 8) CMS-2-280-23-11982 9) CMS-2-281-23-11982 10) CMS-2-285-10-21982 11) CMS-2-285-23-11982 12) CMS-2-286-15-1-001-0041982 13) CMS-2-286-23-1Undated 14) CMS-287-15-11982 15) CMS-2-287-23-1Undated 16) CMS-2-288-10-11982 17) CMS-2-291-15-11982 18) CMS-2-291-23-1Undated 19) CMS-2-292-10-1+31982 20) CMS-2-292-10-21982 21) CMS-2-292-15-11982 22) CMS-2-293-15-11982 23) CMS-2-294-23-11982 24) CMS-2-295-10-31982 25) CMS-2-295-23-1 Box 13681982 1) CMS-2-298-09-21982 2) CMS-2-298-10-2, Folder 11982 3) CMS-2-298-10-2, Folder 21982 4) CMS-2-298-23-11982 5) CMS-2-299-10-1+31982 6) CMS-2-299-10-21982 7) CMS-2-299-15-11982 8) CMS-2-299-23-11982 9) CMS-2-300-10-1+31982 10) CMS-2-300-15-11982 11) CMS-2-300-23-11982 12) CMS-2-300-55-11982 13) CMS-2-301-15-11982 14) CMS-2-309-23-11982 15) CMS-2-313-23-11982 16) CMS-2-319-23-11982 17) CMS-2-320-23-1Box 13691982 1) CMS-2-321-23-11982 2) CMS-2-322-23-11982 3) CMS-2-323-23-11982 4) CMS-2-333-15-11982 5) CMS-2-335-23-1 1982 6) CMS-2- 336-23-11982 7) CMS-2-337-23-11982 8) CMS-2-340-10-21982 9) CMS-2-340-23-11982 10) CMS-2-341-10-1+31981-1982 11) CMS-2-341-23-1 - Bill Considerations1982 12) CMS-2-342-15-11982 13) CMS-2-343-15-11982 14) CMS-2-344-23-11982 15) CMS-2-347-15-1001 to 2-347-15-10021982 16) CMS-2-347-23-11982 17) CMS-2-348-10-1+3 - Petitioners Naturalized at United States District Court, Hartford, Connecticut1982 18) CMS-2-349-15-11982 19) CMS-2-350-23-11982 20) CMS-2-351-23-11982 21) CMS-2-355-23-11982 22) CMS-2-356-10-1+31982 23) CMS-2-362-23-11982 24) CMS-3-005-10-21982 25) CMS-3-005-23-11982 26) CMS-3-006-10-2, Folder 1Box 13701982 1) CMS-3-006-10-2, Folder 21982 2) CMS-3-006-10-2, Folder 3 1982 3) CMS-3-007-10-1+31982 4) CMS-3-007-23-11982 5) CMS-3-010-10-3 - Petitioners Naturalized at United States District Court at New Haven, Connecticut1983 6) CMS-3-011-10-31981-1982 7) CMS-3-012-10-2 1982-1983 8) CMS-3-014-10-11981-1982 9) CMS-3-017-10-21982 10) CMS-3-017-23-1-001 to 3-017-23-1-0021982-1983 11) CMS-3-018-23-1-001 to 3-018-23-1-0081982 12) CMS-3-019-10-21983 13) CMS-3-019-15-1-001 to 3-019-15-1-0051982-1983 14) CMS-3-024-10-1+31982-1983 15) CMS-3-025-10-11981-1982 16) CMS-3-026-10-21982-1983 17) CMS-3-027-10-1+3Box 13711981-1982 1) CMS-3-027-10-21982-1983 2) CMS-3-028-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-031-10-11982 4) CMS-3-033-10-1+3+4+51982-1983 5) CMS-3-034-10-1+31983 6) CMS-3-034-10-21982-1983 7) CMS-3-035-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-039-10-1+3 1982-1983 9) CMS-3-039-15-1-1 to 3-039-15-1-431983 10) CMS-3-041-10-1+31983 11) CMS-3-045-10-1+31981-1982 12) CMS-3-045-10-21983 13) CMS-3-046-10-1+31982 14) CMS-3-047-10-11982-1983 15) CMS-3-048-10-21983 16) CMS-3-049-10-1+31982-1983 17) CMS-3-053-10-1+31982-1983 18) CMS-3-054-10-1+31982-1983 19) CMS-3-054-10-2, 1982 Library and Abstracts, Folder 1Box 13721982-1983 1) CMS-3-054-10-2, 1982 Library and Abstracts, Folder 21982-1983 2) CMS-3-061-15-1-001 to 3-061-15-1-0271983 3) CMS-3-062-15-1-001 to 3-062-15-1-0151983 4) CMS-3-063-15-1-001 to 3-063-15-1-0131982 5) CMS-3-067-01-11982-1983 6) CMS-3-067-10-1+3 1982-1983 7) CMS-3-067-15-1-001 to 3-067-15-1-0411982-1983 8) CMS-3-068-10-1+3 1983 9) CMS-3-068-10-21982-1983 10) CMS-3-068-15-1-001 to 3-068-15-1-0211982-1983 11) CMS-3-069-10-1+3 1982-1983 12) CMS-3-070-10-1 Box 13731982-1983 1) CMS-3-070-15-1-001 to 3-070-15-1-015 1982-1983 2) CMS-3-073-10-1+3 1982-1983 3) CMS-3-073-55-1 1983 4) CMS-3-074-10-1+31982-1983 5) CMS-3-075-10-1+31978-1983 6) CMS-3-076-10-1+3 1983 7) CMS-3-077-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-082-10-1+31983 9) CMS-3-083-10-1+31983 10) CMS-3-084-10-1+31983 11) CMS-3-087-10-1+31983 12) CMS-3-088-10-1+31983 13) CMS-3-089-10-1+31982-1983 14) CMS-3-096-10-1+3Box 13741983 1) CMS-3-101-10-1+31983 2) CMS-3-102-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-103-10-1+31983 4) CMS-3-104-10-1+31983 5) CMS-3-105-10-1+31983 6) CMS-3-108-10-11982-1983 7) CMS-3-109-10-1+3 1983 8) CMS-3-111-10-1+31983 9) CMS-3-111-10-21983 10) CMS-3-111-15-11983 11) CMS-3-116-10-11983 12) CMS-3-116-10-1+31983 13) CMS-3-117-10-1+31983 14) CMS-3-119-10-1+31983 15) CMS-3-122-10-1+3Box 13751983 1) CMS-3-122-15-1-001 to 3-122-15-1-0031983 2) CMS-3-123-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-124-10-1+31983 4) CMS-3-124-10-21983 5) CMS-3-125-10-1+31982-1983 6) CMS-3-125-10-2, Folder 11982-1983 7) CMS-3-125-10-2, Folder 21982-1983 8) CMS-3-125-10-2, Folder 31983 9) CMS-3-125-10-2, Folder 4Box 13761983 1) CMS-3-125-10-2, Folder 51983 2) CMS-3-126-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-126-10-2, Folder 11983 4) CMS-3-126-10-2, Folder 2 1983 5) CMS-3-129-10-1+31982 6) CMS-3-129-10-21983 7) CMS-3-130-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-131-10-1+3Box 13771983 1) CMS-3-132-10-11983 2) CMS-3-132-10-21983 3) CMS-3-137-10-1+31983 4) CMS-3-138-10-1+31983 5) CMS-3-138-10-21983 6) CMS-3-139-10-1+31983 7) CMS-3-143-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-144-10-1+31983 9) CMS-3-144-10-2Box 13781983 1) CMS-3-145-10-21983 2) CMS-3-146-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-146-10-21983 4) CMS-3-147-15-1-0011983 5) CMS-3-152-15-1-001 to 3-152-15-1-0451983 6) CMS-3-153-02-11983 7) CMS-3-153-13-1-001 to 3-153-13-1-0021983 8) CMS-3-153-15-1-001 to 3-153-15-1-027 1983 9) CMS-3-154-02-11983 10) CMS-3-154-15-1-001 to 3-154-15-1-0111983 11) CMS-3-157-10-1+31983 12) CMS-3-157-15-1-001 to 3-157-15-1-0141983 13) CMS-3-158-10-1+31982-1983 14) CMS-3-158-15-1-001 to 3-158-15-1-046 1983 15) CMS-3-159-10-1+3Box 13791983 1) CMS-3-159-10-21983 2) CMS-3-159-15-1001-to 3-159-15-10281983 3) CMS-3-160-10-1+31983 4) CMS-3-164-10-1+3, Folder 11983 5) CMS-3-164-10-1+3, Folder 21983 6) CMS-3-165-10-1+31983 7) CMS-3-165-15-1-001 to 3-165-15-1-0621983 8) CMS-3-167-15-1-001 to 3-167-15-1-0201983 9) CMS-3-168-10-31983 10) CMS-3-171-10-1+31983 11) CMS-3-172-10-1+31983 12) CMS-3-173-10-1+31983 13) CMS-3-174-10-1+31983 14) CMS-3-174-15-1-001Box 1380 1983 1) CMS-3-175-10-1+31983 2) CMS-3-178-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-178-10-2, Folder 11983 4) CMS-3-178-10-2, Folder 21983 5) CMS-3-179-10-1+31983 6) CMS-3-179-10-21983 7) CMS-3-180-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-181-10-1+31983 9) CMS-3-182-10-1+31983 10) CMS-3-192-10-1+31983 11) CMS-3-193-10-1+31983 12) CMS-3-193-15-1-001 to 3-193-15-1-0151983 13) CMS-3-194-10-1+31983 14) CMS-3-194-15-1-001 to 3-194-15-1-0091983 15) CMS-3-195-10-1+3Box 13811983 1) CMS-3-195-10-2, Folder 11983 2) CMS-3-195-10-2, Folder 21983 3) CMS-3-196-10-1+31983 4) CMS-3-196-10-21983 5) CMS-3-199-10-1+31983 6) CMS-3-201-10-1+31983 7) CMS-3-202-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-203-10-1+3 1983 9) CMS-3-206-10-1+31983 10) CMS-3-206-10-21983 11) CMS-3-207-10-1+31983 12) CMS-3-208-10-1+31983 13) CMS-3-208-10-21983 14) CMS-3-209-10-1+31983 15) CMS-3-210-10-1+31983 16) CMS-3-214-10-2Box 13821983 1) CMS-3-216-10-11983 2) CMS-3-217-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-220-10-21983 4) CMS-3-224-10-1+31983 5) CMS-3-228-10-21983 6) CMS-3-235-15-1-001 to 3-235-15-1-0231983 7) CMS-3-236-15-1-001 to 3-236-15-1-0141983 8) CMS-3-237-15-1-001 to 3-237-15-1-0311983 9) CMS-3-241-15-1-001 to 3-241-15-1-0231983 10) CMS-3-242-10-1+31983 11) CMS-3-242-15-1-001 to 3-242-15-1-0151983 12) CMS-3-243-10-11983 13) CMS-3-244-15-1-002 to 3-244-15-1-0221983 14) CMS-3-249-10-11983 15) CMS-3-250-10-3 Box 13831983 1) CMS-3-251-10-21983 2) CMS-3-252-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-252-10-21983 4) CMS-3-256-10-11983 5) CMS-3-257-10-1+31983 6) CMS-3-257-10-21983 7) CMS-3-258-10-1+31983 8) CMS-3-259-10-1+31983 9) CMS-3-259-10-21983 10) CMS-3-262-10-1+31983 11) CMS-3-263-15-1-0011983 12) CMS-3-265-10-1-31983 13) CMS-3-266-10-1+31983 14) CMS-3-266-10-21983 15) CMS-3-269-10-1+31983 16) CMS-3-269-10-2Box 13841983 1) CMS-3-272-10-21983 2) CMS-3-273-10-1+31983 3) CMS-3-273-10-21983 4) CMS-3-276-10-1+31983 5) CMS-3-280-15-1-001 1983 6) CMS-3-287-05-1-0011983 7) CMS-3-290-09-1-001 to 0041983 8) CMS-3-290-15-1-001 + 0041983 9) CMS-3-293-15-1-001 to 3-293-15-1-0601983 10) CMS-3-293-23-3-001 to 1941983 11) CMS-3-294-15-1-001 to 3-294-15-1-0311983 12) CMS-3-294-23-1-001 to 0301983 13) CMS-3-298-15-1-0011983 14) CMS-3-299-07-31983 15) CMS-3-299-15-1-001 to 0731983 16) CMS-3-300-15-3-001 to 029Box 13851983 1) CMS-3-300-15-10-001 to 3-300-15-10-0501983 2) CMS-3-301-15-1-001 to 0021983 3) CMS-3-301-15-3-001 to 0131983 4) CMS-3-304-15-1-001 to 0021983 5) CMS-3-305-15-1-0011983 6) CMS-3-305-23-1+3+41983 7) CMS-3-306-23-11983 8) CMS-3-308-10-31983 9) CMS-3-311-10-1+3Undated 10) CMS-3-313-05-31983 11) CMS-3-313-10-1+3, Folder 11982-1983 12) CMS-3-313-10-1+3, Folder 2 1983 13) CMS-3-314-10-1+31983 14) CMS-3-318-10-1+31983 15) CMS-3-318-15-1-001 to 3-318-15-1-0091983 16) CMS-3-319-15-1-001 to 3-319-15-1-007Box 13861983 1) CMS-3-320-15-1-001 to 3-320-15-1-0321983 2) CMS-3-320-23-1+31983 3) CMS-3-321-15-1-001 to 3-321-15-1-0231983 4) CMS-3-326-15-1-001 to 3-327-15-1-0431983 5) CMS-3-334-15-1-001 to 3-334-15-1-0161983 6) CMS-3-336-23-1+31983 7) CMS-3-340-15-1-001 to 3-340-15-10-0211983 8) CMS-3-340-23-1+31983 9) CMS-3-341-15-1-001 to 3-341-15-1-029Undated 10) CMS-3-341-23-1+31983 11) CMS-3-342-15-1-001 to 3-342-15-1-0571983 12) CMS-3-343-15-1-001 to 3-343-15-1-0531983 13) CMS-3-346-15-1-001 to 3-346-15-1-0281983 14) CMS-3-347-15-1-001 to 3-347-15-1-0341983 15) CMS-3-347-23-1+31983 16) CMS-3-348-15-3-001 to 3-348-15-3-0161983 17) CMS-3-348-23-1Box 1387 1983 1) CMS-3-349-15-1-0011983 2) CMS-3-349-23-31983 3) CMS-3-350-15-1-001 to 3-350-15-1-0231983 4) CMS-3-353-23-11983 5) CMS-3-354-15-1-001 to 3-354-15-1-0261983 6) CMS-3-355-15-1-001 to 3-355-15-1-0371983 7) CMS-3-356-15-2-001 to 3-355-15-1-0201983 8) CMS-4-003-10-1+3 1984 9) CMS-4-003-10-21983 10) CMS-4-004-10-1+3 1983-1984 11) CMS-4-005-10-1+3 1984 12) CMS-4-005-15-0011983-1984 13) CMS-4-009-10-1+3 1984 14) CMS-4-010-10-1+31984 15) CMS-4-011-05-11983-1984 16) CMS-4-011-10-1+3 1983 17) CMS-4-011-15-1-001 to 4-011-15-1-002 1983-1984 18) CMS-4-012-10-1+3, Folder 1Box 13881983-1984 1) CMS-4-012-10-1+3, Folder 21984 2) CMS-4-013-05-11983-1984 3) CMS-4-013-10-1+3 1983-1984 4) CMS-4-013-10-2 1983-1984 5) CMS-4-016-10-1 1983 6) CMS-4-016-10-2 (2001-2130)1983 7) CMS-4-016-10-2 (2131-2258)1983 8) CMS-4-016-10-2 (2259-2420)1981-1983 9) CMS-4-016-10-2 (2421-2510)Box 13891982-1983 1) CMS-4-017-10-2 (2001-2082), Folder 11982-1983 2) CMS-4-017-10-2 (2001-2082), Folder 21983-1984 3) CMS-4-017-10-2 (2083-2234), Folder 11983-1984 4) CMS-4-017-10-2 (2083-2234), Folder 21983-1984 5) CMS-4-018-10-1+31983-1984 6) CMS-4-019-10-1+31983-1984 7) CMS-4-020-10-1+31983-1984 8) CMS-4-023-10-1+3Box 13901983-1984 1) CMS-4-024-10-1+31983-1984 2) CMS-4-025-10-1+31983-1984 3) CMS-4-026-10-1+31983-1984 4) CMS-4-027-10-1+31983-1984 5) CMS-4-030-10-1+31983 6) CMS-4-030-10-2Undated 7) CMS-4-031-10-1+31983-1984 8) CMS-4-032-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-033-10-1+3 1983-1984 10) CMS-4-033-10-21983-1984 11) CMS-4-034-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-037-10-1+3Box 13911984 1) CMS-4-038-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-039-10-1+31984 3) CMS-4-040-10-1+31983-1984 4) CMS-4-041-10-1+31983-1984 5) CMS-4-044-10-1+31983-1984 6) CMS-4-044-10-2Undated 7) CMS-4-045-10-1+31983-1984 8) CMS-4-046-10-1+31983-1984 9) CMS-4-047-10-1+31982-1984 10) CMS-4-052-10-1+31983-1984 11) CMS-4-053-10-1+31983-1984 12) CMS-4-054-10-1+31983-1984 13) CMS-4-055-10-1+31984 14) CMS-4-058-10-1+3Box 13921983-1984 1) CMS-4-059-10-1+31975-1984 2) CMS-4-060-10-1+3 1983-1984 3) CMS-4-061-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-061-27-1+3 1983-1984 5) CMS-4-062-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-062-27-11983-1984 7) CMS-4-065-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-066-10-11983-1984 9) CMS-4-067-10-1+3Undated 10) CMS-4-068-10-11983-1984 11) CMS-4-072-26-11984 12) CMS-4-073-10-1+31983-1984 13) CMS-4-074-10-1+31984 14) CMS-4-075-27-1Undated 15) CMS-4-076-10-1+31984 16) CMS-4-076-23-11984 17) CMS-4-079-10-2Box 13931984 1) CMS-4-080-10-21984 2) CMS-4-080-27-1Undated 3) CMS-4-081-10-11983-1984 4) CMS-4-081-10-21984 5) CMS-4-082-10-2, Folder 11984 6) CMS-4-082-10-2, Folder 21983-1984 7) CMS-4-083-10-1+31983-1984 8) CMS-4-083-10-21984 9) CMS-4-086-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-088-10-1+3 1984 11) CMS-4-088-27-1Box 13941984 1) CMS-4-089-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-090-10-1+31984 3) CMS-4-095-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-100-10-1+3, Folder 11984 5) CMS-4-100-10-1+3, Folder 21984 6) CMS-4-101-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-102-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-102-10-21984 9) CMS-4-103-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-103-10-21984 11) CMS-4-104-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-107-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-109-10-1+3Box 13951984 1) CMS-4-110-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-114-10-1+31984 3) CMS-4-115-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-116-10-1+31984 5) CMS-4-116-10-21984 6) CMS-4-117-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-118-10-11984 8) CMS-4-121-10-1+3 1984 9) CMS-4-121-10-21984 10) CMS-4-122-10-1+31984 11) CMS-4-123-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-124-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-125-10-1+3, Folder 11984 14) CMS-4-125-10-1+3, Folder 21984 15) CMS-4-128-10-11984 16) CMS-4-129-10-11983-1984 17) CMS-4-130-10-1+3 1984 18) CMS-4-131-10-2Box 13961984 1) CMS-4-132-10-21984 2) CMS-4-135-10-21984 3) CMS-4-136-10-11984 4) CMS-4-137-27-11984 5) CMS-4-138-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-139-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-142-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-143-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-144-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-144-27-11984 11) CMS-4-145-10-1+3Box 1397 1984 1) CMS-4-146-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-150-10-1+31984 3) CMS-4-151-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-152-10-1+31984 5) CMS-4-153-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-156-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-157-15-1-0011984 8) CMS-4-158-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-159-10-1+3, Folder 11984 10) CMS-4-159-10-1+3, Folder 21984 11) CMS-4-159-15-1-0011984 12) CMS-4-160-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-170-10-1+3, Folder 11984 14) CMS-4-170-10-1+3, Folder 2Box 13981984 1) CMS-4-171-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-171-10-2, Folder 11984 3) CMS-4-171-10-2, Folder 21984 4) CMS-4-171-10-2, Folder 31984 5) CMS-4-178-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-179-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-180-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-181-10-1+3 Box 13991984 1) CMS-4-184-10-11984 2) CMS-4-184-10-21984 3) CMS-4-185-10-11984 4) CMS-4-187-10-1+31984 5) CMS-4-187-12-31984 6) CMS-4-191-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-192-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-194-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-194-27-11984 10) CMS-4-195-10-1+31984 11) CMS-4-198-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-199-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-205-10-1+31984 14) CMS-4-206-10-1+31984 15) CMS-4-206-10-2Box 14001984 1) CMS-4-206-27-1-0011984 2) CMS-4-207-10-1+31984 3) CMS-4-207-10-21984 4) CMS-4-208-10-1+31984 5) CMS-4-208-10-21984 6) CMS-4-209-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-209-10-2 1984 8) CMS-4-212-10-11984 9) CMS-4-213-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-213-10-21984 11) CMS-4-214-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-215-10-11984 13) CMS-4-219-10-1+3, Folder 11984 14) CMS-4-219-10-1+3, Folder 21984 15) CMS-4-219-10-21984 16) CMS-4-220-10-1+31984 17) CMS-4-220-10-2Box 14011984 1) CMS-4-222-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-222-10-21984 3) CMS-4-222-27-11984 4) CMS-4-234-10-11984 5) CMS-4-235-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-236-10-11984 7) CMS-4-236-10-21984 8) CMS-4-237-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-241-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-242-10-1+31984 11) CMS-4-243-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-248-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-250-10-1+3 1984 14) CMS-4-250-10-2Box 14021984 1) CMS-4-254-10-1+31984 2) CMS-4-255-15-1-0011984 3) CMS-4-256-10-1+3, Folder 11984 4) CMS-4-256-10-1+3, Folder 21984 5) CMS-4-257-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-257-10-21984 7) CMS-4-262-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-263-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-264-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-265-10-1+31984 11) CMS-4-268-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-269-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-272-10-1+3, Folder 11984 14) CMS-4-272-10-1+3, Folder 21984 15) CMS-4-275-10-1+31984 16) CMS-4-275-10-2 , Folder 1Box 14031984 1) CMS-4-275-10-2, Folder 21984 2) CMS-4-275-10-2, Folder 31984 3) CMS-4-276-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-276-10-21984 5) CMS-4-277-10-1+3 1984 6) CMS-4-278-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-278-10-21984 8) CMS-4-279-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-289-10-1+31983-1984 10) CMS-4-290-10-21984 11) CMS-4-291-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-292-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-292-10-2Box 14041984 1) CMS-4-293-10-1+31983-1984 2) CMS-4-293-10-21984 3) CMS-4-296-10-21984 4) CMS-4-297-10-1+31984 5) CMS-4-298-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-299-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-300-10-1+31983-1984 8) CMS-4-300-10-21984 9) CMS-4-303-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-303-10-21984 11) CMS-4-304-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-306-10-1+31984 13) CMS-4-306-10-21984 14) CMS-4-307-10-1+31984 15) CMS-4-311-10-1+3 1984 16) CMS-4-311-10-21984 17) CMS-4-312-10-1+31984 18) CMS-4-314-10-1+31984 19) CMS-4-318-10-21984 20) CMS-4-319-10-1+31984 21) CMS-4-320-10-1+3Box 14051984 1) CMS-4-320-10-21984 2) CMS-4-321-10-1+31984 3) CMS-4-332-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-334-10-1+3Undated 5) CMS-4-334-27-11984 6) CMS-4-335-10-1+31984 7) CMS-4-338-10-1+31984 8) CMS-4-339-10-1+31984 9) CMS-4-342-10-1+31984 10) CMS-4-345-10-1+31984 11) CMS-4-347-10-1+31984 12) CMS-4-347-10-21984 13) CMS-4-348-10-1+3Box 14061984 1) CMS-4-349-10-1+31983 2) CMS-4-349-10-2 1984 3) CMS-4-352-10-1+31984 4) CMS-4-352-10-21984 5) CMS-4-355-10-1+31984 6) CMS-4-356-10-1+31984 7) CMS-5-002-10-1+31984 8) CMS-5-002-10-21984 9) CMS-5-003-10-1+3Undated 10) CMS-5-003-15-11984 11) CMS-5-004-10-1+31984 12) CMS-5-004-10-21985 13) CMS-5-007-10-1+31985 14) CMS-5-007-27-11984-1985 15) CMS-5-008-10-1+31985 16) CMS-5-009-10-1+31984-1985 17) CMS-5-009-10-21984-1985 18) CMS-5-010-10-1+3 1984-1985 19) CMS-5-014-10-2Box 14071984-1985 1) CMS-5-015-10-1+3 1984-1985 2) CMS-5-017-10-1+3 1985 3) CMS-5-018-10-1+31984-1985 4) CMS-5-022-10-1+3 1984-1985 5) CMS-5-022-10-2 1985 6) CMS-5-023-10-2, Folder 1 1985 7) CMS-5-023-10-2, Folder 21984-1985 8) CMS-5-024-10-1+3 1984-1985 9) CMS-5-025-10-1+3 1984-1985 10) CMS-5-028-10-1+3 1984-1985 11) CMS-5-028-10-2 Box 14081985 1) CMS-5-029-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-030-10-1+31983-1984 3) CMS-5-030-10-21985 4) CMS-5-032-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-035-10-1+31984 6) CMS-5-035-10-21984-1985 7) CMS-036-10-1+3 1985 8) CMS-5-037-10-1+31984-1985 9) CMS-5-037-10-2 1985 10) CMS-5-038-10-1+31984-1985 11) CMS-5-039-10-1+3 1984-1985 12) CMS-5-039-10-2 1985 13) CMS-5-039-27-11985 14) CMS-5-044-10-1+31984-1985 15) CMS-5-045-10-1+3 1985 16) CMS-5-050-10-1+31985 17) CMS-5-051-10-1+3 Box 14091985 1) CMS-5-052-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-053-10-1+31985 3) CMS-5-056-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-057-10-1+31984-1985 5) CMS-5-057-10-2, Folder 11984-1985 6) CMS-5-057-10-2, Folder 21985 7) CMS-5-058-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-058-10-21985 9) CMS-5-059-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-060-10-1+31985 11) CMS-5-064-10-1+3Box 14101984-1985 1) CMS-5-064-10-2 1985 2) CMS-5-065-10-1+31985 3) CMS-5-066-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-067-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-070-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-071-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-072-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-072-10-21985 9) CMS-5-073-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-073-10-21985 11) CMS-5-074-10-1+3 1985 12) CMS-5-077-10-1+31985 13) CMS-5-078-10-1+31985 14) CMS-5-079-10-1+31985 15) CMS-5-080-10-1+3Box 14111985 1) CMS-5-081-10-1+31983-1985 2) CMS-5-084-10-1+3Undated 3) CMS-5-086-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-091-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-092-10-1+3+41985 6) CMS-5-093-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-094-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-095-10-1+3Box 14121985 1) CMS-5-098-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-098-10-2, Folder 11985 3) CMS-5-098-10-2, Folder 21985 4) CMS-5-099-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-100-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-101-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-105-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-106-10-1+3Undated 9) CMS-5-107-10-1+3 1985 10) CMS-5-108-10-1+31985 11) CMS-5-109-10-1+3Box 14131985 1) CMS-5-112-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-114-10-1+3, Folder 11985 3) CMS-5-114-10-1+3, Folder 21985 4) CMS-5-115-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-116-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-116-27-11985 7) CMS-5-119-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-119-10-21985 9) CMS-5-120-10-2, Folder 11985 10) CMS-5-120-10-2, Folder 21985 11) CMS-5-122-05-31984-1985 12) CMS-5-122-09-1 1985 13) CMS-5-122-10-1+3, Folder 1Box 14141985 1) CMS-5-122-10-1+3, Folder 21985 2) CMS-5-122-10-1+3, Folder 31984-1985 3) CMS-5-123-10-1+3, Folder 11984-1985 4) CMS-5-123-10-1+3, Folder 21985 5) CMS-5-126-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-127-10-1+3 1985 7) CMS-5-128-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-128-10-21985 9) CMS-5-129-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-129-10-21985 11) CMS-5-130-10-1+31985 12) CMS-5-133-10-1+3Box 14151985 1) CMS-5-134-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-134-10-21985 3) CMS-5-135-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-136-10-1+3+41985 5) CMS-5-137-10-1+3, Folder 11985 6) CMS-5-137-10-1+3, Folder 21985 7) CMS-5-141-08-1+31985 8) CMS-5-142-07-1+31985 9) CMS-5-142-08-1+31985 10) CMS-5-143-07-1+31985 11) CMS-5-143-08-1+31985 12) CMS-5-144-07-1+31985 13) CMS-5-144-08-1+31985 14) CMS-5-149-07-1+31985 15) CMS-5-149-08-1+31985 16) CMS-5-154-10-1+31985 17) CMS-5-155-10-1+3 Box 14161985 1) CMS-5-156-10-1+31981-1985 2) CMS-5-157-10-1+3 1985 3) CMS-5-161-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-165-08-1+31985 5) CMS-5-165-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-168-10-1+31984 7) CMS-5-168-10-21985 8) CMS-5-169-10-1+31985 9) CMS-5-170-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-171-10-1+3Box 14171985 1) CMS-5-175-10-1+31984 2) CMS-5-175-10-21985 3) CMS-5-176-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-182-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-183-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-184-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-189-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-190-10-1+31985 9) CMS-5-191-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-192-10-1+31985 11) CMS-5-192-10-2, Folder 1 Box 14181985 1) CMS-5-192-10-2, Folder 21985 2) CMS-5-193-10-21985 3) CMS-5-196-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-196-10-21985 5) CMS-5-198-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-199-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-200-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-203-10-1+31985 9) CMS-5-204-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-205-10-1+3Box 14191985 1) CMS-5-205-10-21985 2) CMS-5-206-10-1+31985 3) CMS-5-206-10-21985 4) CMS-5-207-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-211-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-212-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-213-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-214-10-1+31985 9) CMS-5-217-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-218-10-1+31985 11) CMS-5-220-10-1+3 Box 14201985 1) CMS-5-220-10-21985 2) CMS-5-221-10-1+31985 3) CMS-5-221-10-21985 4) CMS-5-225-08-11985 5) CMS-5-233-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-239-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-240-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-242-10-1+3Box 14211985 1) CMS-5-246-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-248-10-11985 3) CMS-5-252-10-11985 4) CMS-5-253-10-11985 5) CMS-5-254-10-11985 6) CMS-5-255-10-11985 7) CMS-5-256-10-11985 8) CMS-5-256-10-31985 9) CMS-5-259-10-11985 10) CMS-5-259-10-21985 11) CMS-5-260-10-1Box 1422 1985 1) CMS-5-261-10-31985 2) CMS-5-262-10-1+31985 3) CMS-5-263-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-270-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-273-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-274-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-275-10-1+3, Folder 11985 8) CMS-5-275-10-1+3, Folder 21985 9) CMS-5-275-10-1+3, Folder 31985 10) CMS-5-276-10-1+3Box 14231985 1) CMS-5-277-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-280-10-1+3, Folder 11985 3) CMS-5-280-10-1+3, Folder 21985 4) CMS-5-282-10-11985 5) CMS-5-283-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-288-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-289-10-1, Folder 11985 8) CMS-5-289-10-1, Folder 21985 9) CMS-5-289-10-1, Folder 3Box 14241985 1) CMS-5-290-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-291-10-1+3 1982-1985 3) CMS-5-294-10-1+3, Folder 11985 4) CMS-5-294-10-1+3, Folder 21985 5) CMS-5-295-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-296-10-1+3, Folder 1Box 14251985 1) CMS-5-296-10-1+3, Folder 21982-1985 2) CMS-5-296-10-2 1985 3) CMS-5-297-10-2, Folder 11985 4) CMS-5-297-10-2, Folder 21985 5) CMS-5-297-10-2, Folder 3Box 14261985 1) CMS-5-298-10-21985 2) CMS-5-301-05-31985 3) CMS-5-301-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-302-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-303-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-304-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-308-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-309-10-1+31985 9) CMS-5-310-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-311-10-1+31985 11) CMS-5-312-10-1+31985 12) CMS-5-316-10-3+3 1985 13) CMS-5-317-10-21985 14) CMS-5-317-10-3+3Box 14271985 1) CMS-5-318-10-1+3, Folder 11985 2) CMS-5-318-10-1+3, Folder 21985 3) CMS-5-318-10-21985 4) CMS-5-319-10-1+3, Folder 11985 5) CMS-5-319-10-1+3, Folder 21985 6) CMS-5-322-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-323-10-1+3Box 14281985 1) CMS-5-324-10-1+3, Folder 11985 2) CMS-5-324-10-1+3, Folder 21985 3) CMS-5-325-10-1+31985 4) CMS-5-326-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-326-10-21985 6) CMS-5-329-10-1+3, Folder 11985 7) CMS-5-329-10-1+3, Folder 2Box 14291985 1) CMS-5-330-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-330-10-21985 3) CMS-5-331-10-1+3 1985 4) CMS-5-337-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-338-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-339-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-340-10-1+31985 8) CMS-5-340-10-21985 9) CMS-5-343-10-1+31985 10) CMS-5-344-10-1+31985 11) CMS-5-345-10-1+3Box 14301985 1) CMS-5-346-10-1+31985 2) CMS-5-347-10-1+31985 3) CMS-5-347-10-21985 4) CMS-5-350-10-1+31985 5) CMS-5-351-10-1+31985 6) CMS-5-353-10-1+31985 7) CMS-5-353-10-21985 8) CMS-5-354-10-1+31985 9) CMS-5-357-10-1+31977 10) CMS-7-154-55-2, June 91977 11) CMS-7-157-55-2, June 61977 12) CMS-7-158-55-2, June 71977 13) CMS-7-159-55-21977 14) CMS-7-171-55-2, June 201977 15) CMS-7-172-55-2, June 21 1977 16) CMS-7-179-55-2, June 281977 17) CMS-7-180-55-2, June 291977 18) CMS-7-182-55-2, July 21977 19) CMS-7-186-55-2, July 61977 20) CMS-7-192-55-2, July 111977 21) CMS-7-193-55-2, July 121977 22) CMS-7-194-55-2, July 131977 23) CMS-7-195-55-21977 24) CMS-7-196-55-2Box 14311977 1) CMS-7-199-55-21977 2) CMS-7-200-55-21977 3) CMS-7-202-55-21977 4) CMS-7-203-55-21977 5) CMS-7-207-55-2, Folder 11977 6) CMS-7-207-55-2, Folder 21977 7) CMS-7-208-55-2, Folder 11977 8) CMS-7-208-55-2, Folder 21977 9) CMS-7-209-55-21977 10) CMS-7-210-55-2Box 14321977 1) CMS-7-213-55-21977 2) CMS-7-215-55-2, August 3 1977 3) CMS-7-216-55-2, August 41977 4) CMS-7-227-55-21977 5) CMS-7-227-57-21977 6) CMS-7-228-55-21977 7) CMS-7-228-57-21977 8) CMS-7-230-55-21977 9) CMS-7-230-57-21977 10) CMS-7-235-57-21977 11) CMS-7-237-57-21977 12) CMS-7-241-57-21977 13) CMS-7-244-57-2Box 14331977 1) CMS-7-245-57-21977 2) CMS-7-258-57-21977 3) CMS-7-262-57-21977 4) CMS-7-265-57-21977 5) CMS-7-266-57-21977 6) CMS-7-269-57-21977 7) CMS-7-271-57-21977 8) CMS-7-272-57-21977 9) CMS-7-277-57-21977 10) CMS-7-278-57-2, Folder 11977 11) CMS-7-278-57-2, Folder 21977 12) CMS-7-279-57-2 Box 14341977 1) CMS-7-283-57-21977 2) CMS-7-284-57-21977 3) CMS-7-286-57-21977 4) CMS-7-287-57-21977 5) CMS-7-292-57-21977 6) CMS-7-293-57-21977 7) CMS-7-294-57-2, Folder 1Box 14351977 1) CMS-7-294-57-2, Folder 21977 2) CMS-7-298-57-21977 3) CMS-7-299-57-2, Folder 11977 4) CMS-7-299-57-2, Folder 21977 5) CMS-7-300-57-2001-20851977 6) CMS-7-300-57-2086-2170Box 14361977 1) CMS-7-300-57-2171-22541977 2) CMS-7-301-57-2001-20651977 3) CMS-7-301-57-2066-21291977 4) CMS-7-304-57-2001-20761977 5) CMS-7-304-57-2077-21531977 6) CMS-7-304-57-2154-2230 1977 7) CMS-7-304-57-2231-2306Box 14371977 1) CMS-7-305-57-21977 2) CMS-7-306-57-21977 3) CMS-7-308-57-21977 4) CMS-7-311-57-21977 5) CMS-7-313-57-21977 6) CMS-7-315-57-21977 7) CMS-7-318-57-21977 8) CMS-7-319-57-21977 9) CMS-7-320-57-21977 10) CMS-7-321-57-21977 11) CMS-7-322-57-21977 12) CMS-7-327-57-21977 13) CMS-7-333-57-21977 14) CMS-7-334-57-2Box 14381977 1) CMS-7-335-57-21977 2) CMS-7-336-57-21977 3) CMS-7-341-57-21977 4) CMS-7-342-57-21977 5) CMS-7-343-57-21977 6) CMS-7-348-57-21977 7) CMS-7-349-57-2 Box 14391977 1) CMS-8-003-57-21977 2) CMS-8-004-57-21977 3) CMS-8-005-57-2, Folder 11977 4) CMS-8-005-57-2, Folder 21977 5) CMS-8-006-57-21977 6) CMS-8-009-57-2Box 14401977 1) CMS-8-016-57-21977 2) CMS-8-017-57-21977 3) CMS-8-019-57-21977 4) CMS-8-020-57-2, Folder 11977 5) CMS-8-020-57-2, Folder 21977 6) CMS-8-023-59-21977 7) CMS-8-024-57-21977 8) CMS-8-024-59-21977 9) CMS-8-026-57-21977 10) CMS-8-026-59-21977 11) CMS-8-027-57-21977 12) CMS-8-027-59-21977 13) CMS-8-030-57-21977 14) CMS-8-030-59-2 Box 14411977 1) CMS-8-031-57-2, Folder 11977 2) CMS-8-031-57-2, Folder 21977 3) CMS-8-031-59-21977 4) CMS-8-032-57-21978 5) CMS-8-032-59-21978 6) CMS-8-033-59-21978 7) CMS-8-034-57-21978 8) CMS-8-034-59-21978 9) CMS-8-037-57-201978 10) CMS-8-038-57-21978 11) CMS-8-038-59-21979 12) CMS-8- 039-59-2Box 14421978 1) CMS-8-040-59-21977 2) CMS-8-041-59-21977 3) CMS-8-042-59-21978 4) CMS-8-044-59-21977 5) CMS-8-045-59-21977-1978 6) CMS-8-046-59-21977-1978 7) CMS-8-047-57-21978 8) CMS-8-048-57-21977-1978 9) CMS-8-052-57-21977 10) CMS-8-053-57-2 Box 14431977-1978 1) CMS-8-053-59-21977-1978 2) CMS-8-054-59-21977-1978 3) CMS-8-055-59-21978 4) CMS-8-065-59-21978 5) CMS-8-066-59-21977-1978 6) CMS-8-067-59-21977-1978 7) CMS-8-068-59-2Box 14441978 1) CMS-8-069-59-21978 2) CMS-8-071-59-21978 3) CMS-8-072-59-21977-1978 4) CMS-8-073-59-21978 5) CMS-8-074-59-21977-1978 6) CMS-8-075-57-21978 7) CMS-8-076-57-21978 8) CMS-8-076-59-2, Folder 1Box 14451976-1978 1) CMS-8-076-59-2, Folder 21977-1978 2) CMS-8-079-57-21978 3) CMS-8-079-59-21978 4) CMS-8-080-57-2 1977 5) CMS-8-080-59-21978 6) CMS-8-081-59-21978 7) CMS-8-082-59-21978 8) CMS-8-086-57-21978 9) CMS-8-087-57-21977 10) CMS-8-087-59-21977 11) CMS-8-088-57-21978 12) CMS-8-089-57-21977 13) CMS-8-089-59-21978 14) CMS-8-093-57-2Box 14461978 1) CMS-8-093-59-21977 2) CMS-8-095-59-21977 3) CMS-8-096-59-21976-1978 4) CMS-8-097-59-2 1978 5) CMS-8-101-57-21978 6) CMS-8-102-59-21978 7) CMS-8-103-57-21978 8) CMS-8-103-59-21978 9) CMS-8-104-57-21978 10) CMS-8-107-57-2Box 14471977-1978 1) CMS-8-109-57-2 1977-1978 2) CMS-8-109-59-21977-1978 3) CMS-8-111-57-21978 4) CMS-8-111-59-21977-1978 5) CMS-8-114-57-21978 6) CMS-8-117-59-21978 7) CMS-8-121-59-21978 8) CMS-8-124-59-2, Folder 1Box 14481978 1) CMS-8-124-59-2, Folder 21978 2) CMS-8-125-59-21978 3) CMS-8-128-57-11978 4) CMS-8-128-59-21978 5) CMS-8-129-57-1 and 31978 6) CMS-8-129-59-11978 7) CMS-8-129-59-21978 8) CMS-8-130-57-11977-1978 9) CMS-8-131-57-31978 10) CMS-8-132-57-11978 11) CMS-8-132-59-21978 12) CMS-8-135-57-31977-1978 13) CMS-8-135-59-21978 14) CMS-8-136-57-1Box 1449 1978 1) CMS-8-137-57-11977-1978 2) CMS-8-137-59-21978 3) CMS-8-138-59-21978 4) CMS-8-139-57-11978 5) CMS-8-139-59-21978 6) CMS-8-141-59-21978 7) CMS-8-142-57-11978 8) CMS-8-143-57-11978 9) CMS-8-143-59-21978 10) CMS-8-143-99-11978 11) CMS-8-144-57-11978 12) CMS-8-144-59-21978 13) CMS-8-145-57-11978 14) CMS-8-146-57-11978 15) CMS-8-150-57-1Box 14501978 1) CMS-8-151-59-21978 2) CMS-8-152-57-11978 3) CMS-8-152-59-21978 4) CMS-8-153-57-1Undated 5) CMS-8-159-57-31978 6) CMS-8-159-59-21977-1978 7) CMS-8-160-57-11978 8) CMS-8-160-59-2, Folder 1 1977-1978 9) CMS-8-160-59-2, Folder 2Box 14511978 1) CMS-8-163-57-11977 2) CMS-8-163-59-21978 3) CMS-8-164-57-11978 4) CMS-8-164-59-21978 5) CMS-8-165-57-1+31977-1978 6) CMS-8-165-59-21978 7) CMS-8-167-59-21978 8) CMS-8-170-59-21978 9) CMS-8-177-01-11978 10) CMS-8-177-57-31977 11) CMS-8-177-63-21978 12) CMS-8-178-01-31978 13) CMS-8-179-57-11978 14) CMS-8-179-59-21977 15) CMS-8-179-63-21978 16) CMS-8-180-57-11978 17) CMS-8-180-59-2 1978 18) CMS-8-181-59-2Box 14521978 1) CMS-8-186-57-11978 2) CMS-8-187-57-31978 3) CMS-8-188-63-1 1978 4) CMS-8-188-92-11978 5) CMS-8-191-01-21978 6) CMS-8-191-57-21978 7) CMS-8-191-90-21978 8) CMS-8-192-57-11978 9) CMS-8-192-92-21978 10) CMS-8-193-90-21978 11) CMS-8-194-57-11976-1978 12) CMS-8-194-90-2 1978 13) CMS-8-195-57-11976-1978 14) CMS-8-195-90-2 1978 15) CMS-8-198-57-11976-1978 16) CMS-8-198-90-2 Box 14531978 1) CMS-8-199-57-11976-1978 2) CMS-8-199-90-2 1978 3) CMS-8-201-57-11976-1978 4) CMS-8-201-90-2 1976-1978 5) CMS-8-205-90-2 1978 6) CMS-8-206-57-11976-1978 7) CMS-8-206-90-2 1978 8) CMS-8-207-57-11976-1978 9) CMS-8-208-90-2 1978 10) CMS-8-209-1-2 1978 11) CMS-8-209-57-11976-1978 12) CMS-8-209-90-2 Undated 13) CMS-8-212-57-11978 14) CMS-8-212-90-21978 15) CMS-8-213-57-1Box 14541978 1) CMS-8-215-57-11978 2) CMS-8-216-57-11978 3) CMS-8-219-57-11978 4) CMS-8-220-01-11978 5) CMS-8-221-57-21978 6) CMS-8-226-01-31978 7) CMS-8-227-57-11978 8) CMS-8-229-57-1Undated 9) CMS-8-230-57-11978 10) CMS-8-236-57-1Undated 11) CMS-8-237-57-1Undated 12) CMS-8-241-57-11978 13) CMS-8-248-57-31978 14) CMS-8-248-59-2Undated 15) CMS-8-249-57-11978 16) CMS-8-250-01-2Undated 17) CMS-8-250-57-11978 18) CMS-8-251-55-2 1978 19) CMS-8-251-57-11978 20) CMS-8-256-57-1Box 14551978 1) CMS-8-257-59-21977-1978 2) CMS-8-258-59-21978 3) CMS-8-261-57-11978 4) CMS-8-262-57-11978 5) CMS-8-262-59-21978 6) CMS-8-263-57-11978 7) CMS-8-264-59-21978 8) CMS-8-265-57-11978 9) CMS-8-269-57-21978 10) CMS-8-269-59-21978 11) CMS-8-270-57-11978 12) CMS-8-271-57-11978 13) CMS-8-271-59-2Undated 14) CMS-8-272-57-1Undated 15) CMS-8-275-57-11978 16) CMS-8-276-59-2Box 14561978 1) CMS-8-277-57-1Undated 2) CMS-8-278-57-1+31978 3) CMS-8-279-59-2 1978 4) CMS-8-281-59-21978 5) CMS-8-283-59-21978 6) CMS-8-285-01-31978 7) CMS-8-285-59-21978 8) CMS-8-290-59-21978 9) CMS-8-292-57-11978 10) CMS-8-293-01-21978 11) CMS-8-293-57-11977-1978 12) CMS-8-297-59-21978 13) CMS-8-298-01-2Box 14571978 1) CMS-8-299-10-11977-1978 2) CMS-8-299-59-21978 3) CMS-8-300-01-21978 4) CMS-8-300-10-11978 5) CMS-8-303-01-21978 6) CMS-8-304-59-21978 7) CMS-8-306-10-11978 8) CMS-8-307-10-11978 9) CMS-8-310-10-11978 10) CMS-8-312-01-2Undated 11) CMS-8-312-10-11978 12) CMS-8-313-10-1Undated 13) CMS-8-313-59-2 1978 14) CMS-8-314-59-21978 15) CMS-8-317-01-21978 16) CMS-8-317-10-11977-1978 17) CMS-8-318-10-11978 18) CMS-8-318-59-2Box 14581978 1) CMS-8-319-10-11978 2) CMS-8-321-10-1Undated 3) CMS-8-331-10-11978 4) CMS-8-333-10-1Undated 5) CMS-8-334-10-1Undated 6) CMS-8-335-10-31978 7) CMS-8-338-10-1Undated 8) CMS-8-339-10-11978 9) CMS-8-339-59-21978 10) CMS-8-341-59-21978 11) CMS-8-342-10-11978 12) CMS-8-345-10-11978 13) CMS-8-346-10-21978 14) CMS-8-348-10-1Undated 15) CMS-8-352-10-31978 16) CMS-8-353-10-11978 17) CMS-8-353-59-21978 18) CMS-9-002-10-1 1978 19) CMS-9-002-59-21979 20) CMS-9-003-10-3Undated 21) CMS-9-004-10-11977-1979 22) CMS-9-004-59-2Undated 23) CMS-9-005-10-11978 24) CMS-9-005-10-21977 25) CMS-9-005-59-2, Folder 1Box 14591977 1) CMS-9-005-59-2, Folder 21978-1979 2) CMS-9-008-59-21978 3) CMS-9-009-10-11978-1979 4) CMS-9-009-59-2, Folder 11978-1979 5) CMS-9-009-59-2, Folder 21977-1979 6) CMS-9-010-59-2, Folder 1Box 14601977-1979 1) CMS-9-010-59-2, Folder 21978 2) CMS-9-011-10-11978 3) CMS-9-011-59-2, Folder 11978 4) CMS-9-011-59-2, Folder 21978 5) CMS-9-012-59-21979 6) CMS-9-015-10-11974-1978 7) CMS-9-015-59-2, Folder 1 Box 14611974-1978 1) CMS-9-015-59-2, Folder 21979 2) CMS-9-017-10-11978-1979 3) CMS-9-018-59-21979 4) CMS-9-019-10-1+31979 5) CMS-9-022-10-11979 6) CMS-9-024-10-11978 7) CMS-9-024-10-21979 8) CMS-9-025-10-11979 9) CMS-9-025-59-21978-1979 10) CMS-9-026-59-21979 11) CMS-9-030-10-11978 12) CMS-9-030-59-21978-1979 13) CMS-9-031-10-11979 14) CMS-9-032-10-11978 15) CMS-9-032-10-3Box 14621978-1979 1) CMS-9-032-59-21979 2) CMS-9-036-10-11979 3) CMS-9-037-10-11978-1979 4) CMS-9-037-59-21979 5) CMS-9-039-10-1Undated 6) CMS-9-039-10-31976-1979 7) CMS-9-040-10-2, Folder 1 1976-1979 8) CMS-9-040-10-2, Folder 21978 9) CMS-9-044-10-21978-1979 10) CMS-9-044-59-2Undated 11) CMS-9-045-10-1+3Undated 12) CMS-9-046-10-11979 13) CMS-9-047-10-1+2+3Box 1463Undated 1) CMS-9-052-10-1+31979 2) CMS-9-053-10-1+31979 3) CMS-9-054-10-1+31979 4) CMS-9-064-10-1Undated 5) CMS-9-064-10-31979 6) CMS-9-067-10-11979 7) CMS-9-067-59-2Undated 8) CMS-9-068-10-11979 9) CMS-9-072-10-11979 10) CMS-9-073-10-11979 11) CMS-9-074-10-1+31979 12) CMS-9-078-10-1+31979 13) CMS-9-078-10-21979 14) CMS-9-078-59-2Undated 15) CMS-9-079-10-1+31979 16) CMS-9-079-10-21979 17) CMS-9-079-59-2 1979 18) CMS-9-080-10-11978-1979 19) CMS-9-080-10-21979 20) CMS-9-081-10-21979 21) CMS-9-082-10-21979 22) CMS-9-082-10-31979 23) CMS-9-085-10-1Undated 24) CMS-9-086-10-3Box 14641979 1) CMS-9-087-10-1Undated 2) CMS-9-088-10-11978-1979 3) CMS-9-088-10-1+2Undated 4) CMS-9-089-10-11978 5) CMS-9-089-10-21979 6) CMS-9-092-10-11979 7) CMS-9-092-10-2Undated 8) CMS-9-093-10-11978-1979 9) CMS-9-093-10-21979 10) CMS-9-095-10-11979 11) CMS-9-095-10-21978-1979 12) CMS-9-096-10-11978-1979 13) CMS-9-096-10-21979 14) CMS-9-106-10-11979 15) CMS-9-107-59-2 Box 1465Undated 1) CMS-9-108-10-11977-1979 2) CMS-9-109-05-2, Folder 11977-1979 3) CMS-9-109-05-2, Folder 21979 4) CMS-9-109-10-1Undated 5) CMS-9-110-10-11979 6) CMS-9-113-10-1+31978-1979 7) CMS-9-113-59-21979 8) CMS-9-114-10-1Undated 9) CMS-9-115-10-1+31977 10) CMS-9-115-10-2Undated 11) CMS-9-116-10-11978-1979 12) CMS-9-116-10-21979 13) CMS-9-117-10-11979 14) CMS-9-117-10-2Box 14661979 1) CMS-9-120-10-11979 2) CMS-9-122-10-1+3Undated 3) CMS-9-123-10-1Undated 4) CMS-9-127-10-11979 5) CMS-9-128-10-11979 6) CMS-9-129-10-11979 7) CMS-9-130-10-11979 8) CMS-9-131-10-1 1978-1979 9) CMS-9-131-59-21979 10) CMS-9-134-10-11979 11) CMS-9-135-10-11979 12) CMS-9-136-10-11978-1979 13) CMS-9-136-59-21979 14) CMS-9-137-10-31978-1979 15) CMS-9-137-59-2, Folder 11978-1979 16) CMS-9-137-59-2, Folder 21979 17) CMS-9-138-10-1Box 14671979 1) CMS-9-141-59-21979 2) CMS-9-142-10-11979 3) CMS-9-142-59-21979 4) CMS-9-143-10-11979 5) CMS-9-144-10-11979 6) CMS-9-144-59-21979 7) CMS-9-145-10-11979 8) CMS-9-145-59-21979 9) CMS-9-151-10-11979 10) CMS-9-155-10-1+31979 11) CMS-9-156-10-1+31979 12) CMS-9-158-10-1+3Box 1468 1979 1) CMS-9-158-10-21979 2) CMS-9-159-10-21979 3) CMS-9-162-10-1+31978-1979 4) CMS-9-162-10-2Undated 5) CMS-9-163-10-1+31979 6) CMS-9-165-10-1+31979 7) CMS-9-165-10-2Undated 8) CMS-9-166-10-1+31979 9) CMS-9-170-10-21979 10) CMS-9-171-10-11979 11) CMS-9-171-10-21979 12) CMS-9-172-10-21979 13) CMS-9-176-10-11979 14) CMS-9-176-10-21979 15) CMS-9-177-10-1+31979 16) CMS-9-177-10-21979 17) CMS-9-180-10-1+31979 18) CMS-9-180-10-21979 19) CMS-9-190-10-1+3Box 14691979 1) CMS-9-190-10-21979 2) CMS-9-191-10-1+3Undated 3) CMS-9-193-10-11979 4) CMS-9-193-10-2 1978 5) CMS-9-194-10-1 1978 6) CMS-9-194-10-2 1979 7) CMS-9-197-10-1+31979 8) CMS-9-197-10-21979 9) CMS-9-198-10-11979 10) CMS-9-198-10-21979 11) CMS-9-200-10-11979 12) CMS-9-200-10-21979 13) CMS-9-201-10-11979 14) CMS-9-204-10-11979 15) CMS-9-205-10-11979 16) CMS-9-207-10-11979 17) CMS-9-207-10-21979 18) CMS-9-208-10-31979 19) CMS-9-212-10-11979 20) CMS-9-212-10-2Box 14701979 1) CMS-9-213-10-11979 2) CMS-9-213-10-21979 3) CMS-9-214-10-11979 4) CMS-9-218-10-11979 5) CMS-9-219-10-31979 6) CMS-9-221-10-11979 7) CMS-9-225-10-1 1979 8) CMS-9-225-10-2, Folder 11979 9) CMS-9-225-10-2, Folder 21979 10) CMS-9-225-10-2, Folder 31979 11) CMS-9-227-10-1+31979 12) CMS-9-228-10-1+31979 13) CMS-9-229-10-11979 14) CMS-9-229-10-21979 15) CMS-9-232-10-2Box 1471Undated 1) CMS-9-233-10-1+31979 2) CMS-9-235-10-1+31979 3) CMS-9-236-10-1+31979 4) CMS-9-240-10-21979 5) CMS-9-243-10-11979 6) CMS-9-248-10-1+31979 7) CMS-9-253-10-21979 8) CMS-9-256-10-1+3Undated 9) CMS-9-257-10-1+3Undated 10) CMS-9-260-10-1+31979 11) CMS-9-261-10-1+3Undated 12) CMS-9-262-10-11979 13) CMS-9-263-10-1+31978 14) CMS-9-263-10-21979 15) CMS-9-269-10-1 1979 16) CMS-9-269-10-2, Folder 11979 17) CMS-9-269-10-2, Folder 2Box 14721978-1979 1) CMS-9-270-10-21979 2) CMS-9-271-10-1+3Undated 3) CMS-9-274-10-11979 4) CMS-9-275-10-1+31978 5) CMS-9-275-10-21979 6) CMS-9-278-10-1+31979 7) CMS-9-282-10-1+31979 8) CMS-9-284-10-31979 9) CMS-9-288-10-1+31979 10) CMS-9-289-10-1+31978-1979 11) CMS-9-289-10-21979 12) CMS-9-302-10-2Undated 13) CMS-9-304-10-1+31979 14) CMS-9-345-10-21979 15) CMS-9-348-10-11979 16) CMS-9-348-10-21979 17) CMS-9-351-10-1Box 14731975-1976 1) CMS-1-1001974-1976 2) CMS-101-200 1975-1976 3) CMS-201-3001974-1976 4) CMS-301-4001974-1976 5) CMS-401-5001975-1976 6) CMS-501-6001975-1976 7) CMS-601-7001976-1977 8) CMS-702-709 Box 14741976-1977 1) CMS-800-899 1977 2) CMS-900-10991977 3) CMS-1100-13991977 4) CMS-1400-1599Sub-group 4 – Constituency FilesStaff FilesBox 14751972 1) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Black Coalition of New Haven1977 2) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Connecticut Department of Transportation1976 3) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Fairfield County Conservation District1973, 1978 4) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Fairfield University – 19781977 5) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Lee Frantz – Disaster Assistance Administration – Ice Damage to Marinas1979 6) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Dr. Myron Genel – Yale University School of Medicine – General Clinical Research Centers1977 7) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Regional Housing Council 1972-1974 8) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Greater Hartford Process, Incorporated – Folder 11972-1974 9) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Greater Hartford Process, Incorporated – Folder 21979 10) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Jack Gunther – New Canaan Land Conservation Trust, Incorporated1979 11) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Elizabeth Hamilton – The Center – Drop-In Community Learning and Research Center, Incorporated – New London, Connecticut1979 12) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Hartford Areas Rally Together1979 13) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Walter Hatten – See Connecticut Association of Christian Schools1976-1977 14) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Hill Health Center – New Haven, Connecticut – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare - 19761978 15) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Home Maintenance Corporation – New Haven, Connecticut 1979 16) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Housatonic Valley Council of Elected Officials – Danbury, Connecticut1978 17) Hank Harper – Agency Files – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – General1979 18) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Kaufman, Beryl – Connecticut Association for Children with Learning Disabilities1977 19) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Lebanon Public Schools – Lebanon, Connecticut1977 20) Hank Harper – Agency Files – John Lombardi – Transport Workers Union of America – Local 2055 1973-1974 21) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Lower Naugatuck Valley Alcoholic Service Center – Ansonia, Connecticut1976-1977 22) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Mansfield Training School – Mansfield, Connecticut1978 23) Hank Harper – Agency Files – McLean Home – Simsbury, Connecticut1979 24) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Joseph McNamara – Stepney Volunteer Fire Company, Monroe, Connecticut 1978 25) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Ministry of Social Concerns – Diocese of Bridgeport1977 26) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Mount Saint John Home and School for Boys – Deep River, Connecticut1978 27) Hank Harper – Agency Files – National Association of Jamaicans and Supportive Organizations – Hartford, Connecticut1972-1978 28) Hank Harper – Agency Files – N.E.O.N. – Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now, IncorporatedBox 14761977 1) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New England Family Planning Task Force – Durham, New Hampshire1977 2) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New England Farm Workers Council1978 3) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New Haven County Foundation for Medical Care, Incorporated1977 4) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New Haven Jewish Federation1978 5) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New Horizons, Incorporated – New Britain, Connecticut1976-1977 6) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New Neighborhoods, Incorporated – Stamford, Connecticut – 19771973, 1977 7) Hank Harper – Agency Files – New Samaritan Corporation – North Haven, Connecticut1978-1979 8) Hank Harper – Agency Files – North Canaan Volunteer Ambulance Corps1978 9) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Pearl Street Neighborhood House, Incorporated – Waterbury, Connecticut1978-1979 10) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Rowayton Senior Housing Corporation1977 11) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Shirley Frank Foundation1978 12) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Social Security Administration – Social Security System1972 13) Hank Harper – Agency Files – South Norwalk Community Center 1979 14) Hank Harper – Agency Files – St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church – New Britain, Connecticut1977 15) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Taxpayers Association of Greater Bridgeport1977 16) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Tenant Representative Council – New Haven, Connecticut1976 17) Hank Harper – Agency Files – United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners1974, 1977 18) Hank Harper – Agency Files – United Cerebral Palsy Association of Connecticut, Incorporated1975-1976 19) Hank Harper – Agency Files – United States Army – 729th Transportation Battalion – Railway1977 20) Hank Harper – Agency Files – University of Connecticut1976-1978 21) Hank Harper – Agency Files – University of New Haven – EDA – Economic Development Administration – 19771977 22) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Upper Albany Community Organization – Hartford, Connecticut1977 23) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Westville Senior Center – New Haven, Connecticut1977 24) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Wyndover Convalescent Home – Stamford, Connecticut1977 25) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Anthony S. Zienka – New Horizons Incorporated, New Britain, ConnecticutBox 14771973 1) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Fairfield – Revenue Sharing1972-1978 2) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Greenwich Housing Authority1977 3) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Groton – Center Groton Fire Department1974 4) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Hartford – Greater Hartford Small Business Development Corporation1971-1975 5) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Hartford – Housing Authority 1972-1978 6) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Hartford – Metropolitan District1972-1977 7) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Hartford – Park River Project – Flood Control Project1970-1977 8) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New Haven – Housing Authority – Edward White – Executive Director – 19711974 9) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New Haven – Manpower Administration1974 10) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New Haven – Overall Economic Development Program1974-1975 11) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New Haven – Post Office1972-1974 12) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New Haven – Urban Renewal and Model Cities – 19721974 13) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New London – Housing Authority1972-1974 14) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New London – Model Cities Agency – 19731972, 1974 15) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – New Milford – Interfaith Housing, Incorporated – 19721977 16) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Norwalk – Project Development Continuity1972 17) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Southbury – Heritage Village1977 18) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Uncasville - Indians1973-1974 19) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – West Haven Fire Department – 19741973 20) Hank Harper – Municipal Files – Westport – Project Renaissance1974-1979 21) Hank Harper – Project Files – Hartman Theater Company – Stamford, Connecticut – 19791977-1978 22) Hank Harper – Project Files – Housatonic River Washout Repair – New Milford, Connecticut 1979 23) Hank Harper – Project Files – Judeo-Christian Women of Fairfield County – Elderly and Handicapped Housing Project – Bridgeport, Connecticut 1978 24) Hank Harper – Project Files – Bernie Klay – International Sea Festival – New London, Connecticut 1977 25) Hank Harper – Project Files – New England Council – Boston to Scandinavia Air Service1975-1976 26) Hank Harper – Project Files – Niantic River – Bridge, East Lyme, and Waterford, Connecticut – 19771977 27) Hank Harper – Project Files – Panama Canal1979 28) Hank Harper – Project Files – Southington Little League – Southington Bicentennial Tournament1977 29) Hank Harper – Project Files – Twin Towers – Building Rehabilitation Project – Hartford, Connecticut1977 30) Hank Harper – Project Files – David S. Wilcox – Connecticut Affiliate Incorporated – Diabetes Control Project1975-1977 31) Hank Harper – Project Files – Yale Hunger Action Project - 1977Box 14781978 1) Anne Symmers – Agency Files – Linda Cotter – Open Door Society of Connecticut – Manchester, Connecticut1977-1978 2) Anne Symmers – Agency Files – Tri-State Regional Planning Commission – New York, New York1978 3) Anne Symmers – Municipal Files – Walter J. Golec – Milford, Connecticut – Coast Guard Utility Boat1979 4) Anne Symmers – Municipal Files – Groton Town Council – Stamp1978 5) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Bridgeport Weather Station1977 6) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Congressional Record Subscriptions1975-1978 7) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Cos Cob Power Plant – Northeast Corridor Railroad Line – Folder 11975-1978 8) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Cos Cob Power Plant – Northeast Corridor Railroad Line – Folder 21975-1978 9) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Electric Boat – Layoffs – Folder 11975-1978 10) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Electric Boat – Layoffs – Folder 2 1977-1978 11) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Ethics1978 12) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Ethics Committee – Form E1974-1975 13) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Freedom of Information Act and Related Legislation1979 14) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Barbara Harris – East Ridge Junior High School Trip to ChinaBox 14791977 1) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Hartford Office1978 2) Anne Symmers – Project Files – LEAA – Law Enforcement Assistance Administration – Funding of Connecticut Restitution Service1977-1978 3) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Thomas J. Meskill – Office Space Problem1975-1977 4) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Millstone III Nuclear Power Plant – Nuclear Incident – Folder 11975-1977 5) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Millstone III Nuclear Power Plant – Nuclear Incident – Folder 21977-1978 6) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Newington Veterans Hospital 1976-1977 7) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Northeast Corridor Project1979 8) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Peter Pedrotti – National Library and Museum on Americanism1976 9) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Route Interstate 841978 10) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Scholarships1978 11) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Storm Larry – Blizzard of 19781979 12) Anne Symmers – Project Files – University of Virginia Law School – Master of Law Degree in the Judicial Process Proposal1978-1979 13) Anne Symmers – Project Files – USS Nautilus Museum1976-1977 14) Anne Symmers – Project Files – Yantic River Watershed Project Agency FilesBox 14801974 1) Agency Files – Mamie Bailey – Albany Avenue Senior Center – Hartford, Connecticut1973 2) Agency Files – Arthur C. Banks – Greater Hartford Community College1973-1974 3) Agency Files – Robert T. Beeman – Family Health Plan of Connecticut, Incorporated1973-1974 4) Agency Files – Benhaven – School for Autistic and Brain Damaged Children – New Haven, Connecticut1971 5) Agency Files – Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce1971 6) Agency Files – Bridgeport Boys Club – Martin Freedman1973 7) Agency Files – Mrs. E.P. Bullard – Church Housing for Fairfield, Incorporated – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development1972 8) Agency Files – Capitol Region Drug Information Center – Hartford, Connecticut1972-1973 9) Agency Files – Miguel Cardozo – Spanish American Coalition of Bridgeport1973 10) Agency Files – Morton Coleman – University of Connecticut School of Social Work1973 11) Agency Files – Kevin E. Conboy – Alex’s Place – Norwich, Connecticut1972 12) Agency Files – Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles1971 13) Agency Files – Connecticut Development Commission – Mark Feinberg1972 14) Agency Files – Connecticut Economic Indicators – Connecticut Labor Department, Employment Security Division – Jack Fusari, Commissioner1971 15) Agency Files – Connecticut Mortgage Authority1972 16) Agency Files – Connecticut Wildlife Unit – Paul Hertig1973-1974 17) Agency Files – Philip E. Cronlund – American School for the Deaf, West Hartford Connecticut – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – 19731972 18) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Business and Professional Men and Women Association, Incorporated 1983-1984 19) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Regional Planning Authority – James WangUndated 20) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Transit District1973 21) Agency Files – New England Regional Commission1972, 1975 22) Agency Files – New England River Basins Commission – Long Island Sound Regional Study – 19721983 23) Agency Files – Prospect House – Bridgeport, Connecticut1982-1984 24) Agency Files – Richard E. Pugh – New Milford Hospital – 19831971 25) Agency Files – Saugatuck River Association – Westport, Connecticut1973 26) Agency Files – Save Our State Committee, Incorporated – Jewitt City, Connecticut1982 27) Agency Files – Martin D. Schwartz – Parents and Friends of Retarded Citizens – Bridgeport, Connecticut1983 28) Agency Files – Pamela Sheppard – Open Door Nursery – West Haven, Connecticut1982 29) Agency Files – Patrick Smyth – Archdiocese of Hartford – Office of Urban Affairs1984 30) Agency Files – Ludwig Spinelli – Bridgeport Community Health Center1976 31) Agency Files – St. Joseph’s Manor – Trumbull, Connecticut1973 32) Agency Files – James A. Swomley – Connecticut Turberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, Incorporated1982 33) Agency Files – Valley Regional Planning Agency – 2256440005Municipal Files1974 34) Municipal Files – Bethel – American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration1984 35) Municipal Files – Town of Branford1973 36) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – James A. Connelly – Board of Education1971-1979 37) Municipal Files – Glastonbury – General 1974 38) Municipal Files – Goshen – General1971, 1974 39) Municipal Files – Granby – GeneralBox 14811973-1976 1) Municipal Files – Greenwich – General1977-1979 2) Municipal Files – Greenwich – General1978-1981 3) Municipal Files – Greenwich – Housing1980 4) Municipal Files – Greenwich – Sewers1973-1980 5) Municipal Files – Griswold – General1972-1974 6) Municipal Files – Groton – General1975-1979 7) Municipal Files – Groton – General, Folder 11975-1979 8) Municipal Files – Groton – General, Folder 2Box 14821973-1979 1) Municipal Files – Guilford – General1974-1979 2) Municipal Files – Hamden - General 1979 3) Municipal Files – Hampton – General1972-1978 4) Municipal Files – Hartford – Chamber of Commerce1974-1979 5) Municipal Files – Hartford – General, Folder 11974-1979 6) Municipal Files – Hartford – General, Folder 21984 7) Municipal Files – Hartford – Ray Petty – Public Schools1975 8) Municipal Files – Harwinton – General1975-1977 9) Municipal Files – Hebron – General1975-1979 10) Municipal Files – Kent – General1976-1977 11) Municipal Files – Killingly – General1977 12) Municipal Files – Lebanon – General 1977-1978 13) Municipal Files – Ledyard – General1977 14) Municipal Files – Lisbon – General1974, 1977 15) Municipal Files – Madison – General1974-1978 16) Municipal Files – Manchester – GeneralBox 14831975-1979 1) Municipal Files – Meriden - General1972 2) Municipal Files – Meriden – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development1976 3) Municipal Files – Middlebury – General1974-1977 4) Municipal Files – Middletown – General1973-1976 5) Municipal Files – Milford – General1977-1980 6) Municipal Files – Milford – General1974 7) Municipal Files – Monroe – General1973-1977 8) Municipal Files – Montville – General1972-1979 9) Municipal Files – Morris – General1974-1978 10) Municipal Files – Mystic – General1973-1978 11) Municipal Files – Naugatuck – GeneralBox 14841974-1979 1) Municipal Files – New Britain – General1971-1980 2) Municipal Files – New Britain – Main Street U.S.A.1972-1974 3) Municipal Files – New Britain – Redevelopment1976-1979 4) Municipal Files – New Canaan – General1973-1979 5) Municipal Files – New Haven – General, Folder 11973-1979 6) Municipal Files – New Haven – General, Folder 2 1971-1978 7) Municipal Files – New Haven - Housing1984 8) Municipal Files – New Haven – Housing Authority1972-1980 9) Municipal Files – New London – General1976-1980 10) Municipal Files – New Milford – General1973-1975 11) Municipal Files – Newington – General1972-1975 12) Municipal Files – Newtown - GeneralBox 14851974, 1976 1) Municipal Files – North Branford – General1972-1981 2) Municipal Files – North Haven – General1972-1980 3) Municipal Files – Norwalk – General1974-1978 4) Municipal Files – Norwich – General1975-1978 5) Municipal Files – Old Saybrook – General1973-1977 6) Municipal Files – Orange – General1973-1974 7) Municipal Files – Plainfield – General1972-1979 8) Municipal Files – Plainville – General1972-1980 9) Municipal Files – Plymouth – General1973, 1978 10) Municipal Files – Portland – General1975-1976 11) Municipal Files – Preston – General1974-1979 12) Municipal Files – Redding – General1974-1979 13) Municipal Files – Ridgefield – General1975-1979 14) Municipal Files – Rocky Hill – General1974-1975 15) Municipal Files – Simsbury – Environmental Protection Agency Audit – Sewage Treatment Plant ConstructionBox 1486 1975-1976 1) Municipal Files – South Kent – Post Office1975-1976 2) Municipal Files – Stamford1982 3) Municipal Files – Stonington – Anne P. Schreiber – Board of Police Commissioners1972 4) Municipal Files – Waterbury – Urban Renewal Authority1983 5) Municipal Files – Town of Westbrook – Michael WellsProject Files1971 6) Project Files – Contracts – January1971 7) Project Files – Contracts – February1971 8) Project Files – Contracts – March1971 9) Project Files – Contracts – April1971 10) Project Files – Contracts – May1971 11) Project Files – Contracts – June1971 12) Project Files – Contracts – July1971 13) Project Files – Contracts – August1971 14) Project Files – Contracts – September1971 15) Project Files – Contracts – October1971 16) Project Files – Contracts – November1971 17) Project Files – Contracts – December1971 18) Project Files – Grants – January1971 19) Project Files – Grants – February1971 20) Project Files – Grants – March1971 21) Project Files – Grants – April1971 22) Project Files – Grants – May1971 23) Project Files – Grants – June 1971 24) Project Files – Grants – July1971 25) Project Files – Grants – August1971 26) Project Files – Grants – September1971 27) Project Files – Grants – OctoberBox 14871971 1) Project Files – Grants – November1971 2) Project Files – Grants – December1974-1975 3) Project Files – Grants and Contracts – September 1974-May 1975, Folder 11974-1975 4) Project Files – Grants and Contracts – September 1974-May 1975, Folder 21975 5) Project Files – Grants and Contracts – June, Folder 11975 6) Project Files – Grants and Contracts – June, Folder 21975 7) Project Files – Grants and Contracts – July1982 8) Project Files – Millie Adams – COCO – Cheshire Occupational and Career Opportunities – Cheshire, Connecticut1981 9) Project Files – American Institute for Foreign Study1973 10) Project Files – Robert P. Anderson – Mystic River Homes, Incorporated – Wethersford, Connecticut1972 11) Project Files – Appalachian Volunteers 1973 12) Project Files – Robert E. Appleby – Action Housing, Incorporated – Wilton, Connecticut1984 13) Project Files – Baldwin Bridge – Old Lyme, Connecticut1971 14) Project Files – Ball Bearing Companies in Connecticut1984 15) Project Files – Barnum Festival – Bridgeport, Connecticut – Charlotte Fox1982 16) Project Files – Beardsley Terrace Apartments – Bridgeport, Connecticut1981-1982 17) Project Files – Branford Elderly Housing II – Section 8 Box 14881982 1) Project Files – Bridgeport Airport – Flight Services Station1984 2) Project Files – Bridgeport Customs Office1984 3) Project Files – Bruce Museum – Greenwich, Connecticut1981 4) Project Files – Bureau of Apprenticeship Training – Bridgeport Office – Proposed Office Closing1970-1974 5) Project Files – Candlewood Lake Hydroelectric Plant – FPC – Federal Power Commission – Project 2632 – Connecticut Light and Power1984 6) Project Files – Cardinal Sheehan Center – Bridgeport, Connecticut1973-1974 7) Project Files – Con Edison Pump Storage Plant – Cornwall, New York – Dredging Permit1981 8) Project Files – Connecticut Budget1980-1982 9) Project Files – Connecticut Nautilus Committee – John Shannahan – Approved October 16, 19811971 10) Project Files – Connecticut Route 10 – Canal Line Urban Corridor Demonstration1981-1982 11) Project Files – Cotter Federal Building – Hartford, Connecticut1970s 12) Project Files – Darien Incinerator Landfill1981 13) Project Files – EDA – Economic Development Administration Projects – Bridgeport and Waterbury1981 14) Project Files – FBI/Bridgeport Scam – August 20, 1981 – FBI Bribery Probe1983-1984 15) Project Files – Green Farms Electrical Substation1983 16) Project Files – Hamden Land Fill1981, 1983 17) Project Files – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Projects in Connecticut1983 18) Project Files – Music Foundation for the Visually Handicapped of Connecticut1984 19) Project Files – Mystic Marinelife Aquarium – Mystic, Connecticut1983 20) Project Files – Naugatuck-Whittemore Library 1982 21) Project Files – New Haven Courthouse1982-1983 22) Project Files – New Haven Diamond Club – Baseball Exchange with China – Bob Peet – 19831980 23) Project Files – New Haven UDAG – Urban Development Action Grant – Olin Corporation Concerns1972 24) Project Files – New York City Hovercraft Proposal – Service Between LaGuardia Airport and Manhattan1982 25) Project Files – North Haven Elderly Housing – Jack PreteBox 14891983 1) Project Files – Richard Oram – Transit Discovery Day – Bridgeport, Connecticut1982 2) Project Files – Pan Am/Braniff Latin America Air Route – Civil Aviation Board1983 3) Project Files – Pratt & Whitney1981 4) Project Files – Procurement Conference Connecticut – October 15, 1981 at Bridgeport Connecticut – October 22, 1981 at New Haven, Connecticut1974 5) Project Files – Railroad File1972 6) Project Files – Reading Company – Lois Morasco, Director of Public Relations – Replacement of Main Sub-Station and Underground Service Cables – Rutherford Yard, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania1972 7) Project Files – Republican Voter Registration – Connecticut Voters1983 8) Project Files – Ridgefield Post Office1974 9) Project Files – Roosevelt School – Stamford, Connecticut1973 10) Project Files – Rural Environmental Assistance Program1972 11) Project Files – Sewage Project for Industrial Complex on Route 8 – New Haven, Connecticut1983 12) Project Files – Shelton Job Training Program1984 13) Project Files – Pastor M. Lawrence Snow – 1st United Methodist Church – Stamford, Connecticut – Proposed Elderly Housing 1983 14) Project Files – Sound of Freedom Chorus – Milford, Connecticut1972 15) Project Files – Soundview Farms – Stamford, Connecticut – Street Widening1982 16) Project Files – Soviet Union Leukemia Drug Delivery1983 17) Project Files – Space Shuttle Launch1977-1981 18) Project Files – Stamford Post Office Relocation, Folder 11977-1981 19) Project Files – Stamford Post Office Relocation, Folder 21981 20) Project Files – University of New Haven/United Technologies Corporation Computer Center 1972-1975 21) Project Files – U.S. Route 7 – Proposed Expressway1981 22) Project Files – Waterbury Housing Project – Section 81983 23) Project Files – Westport – William Seiden – EDA – Economic Development Administration Project1983 24) Project Files – Andrew Wolf – 1639 Task Force – Milford, ConnecticutSub-series B – Bridgeport Office FilesBox 14901973-1974 1) Subject Files – Internal Revenue Service - Testimony1980-1983 2) Subject Files – Douglas Clyde MacIntosh – Posthumous Citizenship1971 3) Subject Files – Senate Republican Policy Committee1971 4) Subject Files – Winter Soldier Investigation – Vietnam War1974 5) Correspondence – Acceptances1978 6) Correspondence – Acceptances1972 7) Correspondence – Connecticut Staff Meeting – September 291973 8) Correspondence – Constituent Correspondence1972 9) Correspondence – General Correspondence1974 10) Correspondence – General Correspondence 1976 11) Correspondence – General Correspondence 1971-1974 12) Correspondence – Staff Correspondence1974-1978 13) Correspondence – Lowell Weicker Schedules1976 14) Agency Files – Action for Bridgeport Community Development, Incorporated – Department of Labor1977 15) Agency Files – Action for Bridgeport Community Development, Incorporated – Request for General Accounting Office Audit 1976 16) Agency Files – American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organization – AFL-CIO – Building and Construction Trades Department – Environmental Protection Agency1976 17) Agency Files – American Metal Stamping Association1975 18) Agency Files – American Postal Workers Union – New Haven, Connecticut Area Local1976 19) Agency Files – American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Connecticut1983 20) Agency Files – BEDCO – Bridgeport Economic Development Corporation – Jeffrey Cugno1980 21) Agency Files – Margaret H. Behrens – Twin Horizons Housing – Monroe, Connecticut – July 1980 22) Agency Files – Joni Bitman – Easter Seals Industrial Job Shop – Oakville, Connecticut – October 1980 – 03444200051976 23) Agency Files – Joseph Bober – Connecticut State Building Trades Council1975 24) Agency Files – Brewers and Wholesalers Board of Trade1971-1979 25) Agency Files – Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce1978-1979 26) Agency Files – Bridgeport Consortium – CETA – Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 19781978 27) Agency Files – Business Resource Center of Connecticut, Incorporated – Bridgeport, Connecticut1980 28) Agency Files – Thomas Buzi – Connecticut Youth Service Bureaus – August1976 29) Agency Files – Roger Caron – Federal Surplus Property Center 1973-1974 30) Agency Files – Center for the Environment and Man, Incorporated – Hartford, Connecticut1976 31) Agency Files – Citizens/Government Transportation Planning Center – Windsor, Connecticut1976 32) Agency Files – Community Action for Greater Middletown1979 33) Agency Files – Community Health Services of Central Connecticut, Incorporated – New Britain, Connecticut1975-1976 34) Agency Files – Concerned Citizens for Housing – Stamford, Connecticut – 19751976 35) Agency Files – Concerned Citizens for Southwest Hartford1976 36) Agency Files – Connecticut Air National Guard1975 37) Agency Files – Connecticut Association of Nonprofit Facilities for the Aged1976 38) Agency Files – Connecticut Building Congress, Incorporated – Department of Transportation1974-1975 39) Agency Files – Connecticut Center for Continuing Education – 1975Box 14911977-1978 1) Agency Files – Connecticut Commission on Fire Prevention and Control – 19771975 2) Agency Files – Connecticut Commission on Hospitals and Health Care1974-1979 3) Agency Files – Connecticut Conference of Mayors and Municipalities – 1977, Folder 11974-1979 4) Agency Files – Connecticut Conference of Mayors and Municipalities – 1977, Folder 21977 5) Agency Files – Connecticut Department of Adult Probation1975 6) Agency Files – Connecticut Family Health Care, Incorporated1975 7) Agency Files – Connecticut Hotel-Motel Association, Incorporated1974-1975 8) Agency Files – Connecticut Humanities Council 1977 9) Agency Files – Connecticut Justice Commission 1972-1975 10) Agency Files – Connecticut Manpower Executives Association, Incorporated - 19721978 11) Agency Files – Connecticut Public Expenditures Council1975-1976 12) Agency Files – Connecticut Regional Crime Squads1975 13) Agency Files – Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority1975 14) Agency Files – Connecticut Right to Life Corporation – John N. Wiltrakis, Director1981 15) Agency Files – Sister Margaret Crowley – St. Mary’s Home – West Hartford, Connecticut – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – March 1980 16) Agency Files – Raymond Cyr – Middletown Haven Rest Home – Middletown, Connecticut – Connecticut Department of Mental Health – April 1980 17) Agency Files – Frances Dibner – Keystone House, Incorporated – Norwalk, Connecticut – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – April1971-1978 18) Agency Files – Diocese of Bridgeport1977, 1979 19) Agency Files – East Haven Shore Line Association1977 20) Agency Files – Eastern Connecticut Development Council – Yantic, Connecticut1978-1979 21) Agency Files – Eastern Connecticut State College – Willimantic, Connecticut1980 22) Agency Files – Federal Communications Commission1980 23) Agency Files – Larry Freundlich – Connecticut Youth Services Association – LEAA – Law Enforcement Assistance Administration – August 1977 24) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Labor CouncilBox 14921981 1) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Regional Narcotics Program, Incorporated1978-1979 2) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Regional Planning Agency – 19781978 3) Agency Files – Greater Bridgeport Transit District1981 4) Agency Files – Greenwich Youth Shelter – Barbara T. McKelvey 1980 5) Agency Files – Louis Halpryn – Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities, Incorporated – Connecticut Department of Income Maintenance – May 1980 6) Agency Files – Donald Hardy – Thompson Public Schools – North Grosvenordale, Connecticut – Connecticut Department of Labor – August 1980 7) Agency Files – Karen Horton – Connecticut Youth Association – LEAA – Law Enforcement Assistance Administration – September 1977, 1979 8) Agency Files – Housatonic Community College – Bridgeport, Connecticut - 19791980 9) Agency Files – Barbara Kelly – Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center of Waterbury, Incorporated – HHS – Department of Health and Human Services – October 1980 10) Agency Files – Clifford Landrum – Federation of Neighborhood Councils – Bridgeport, Connecticut – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – April 1980 11) Agency Files – Edward Laskowski – Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Bridgeport – HHS – Department of Health and Human Services – July 1980 12) Agency Files – Mark Masselli – Community Health Center, Incorporated – Middletown, Connecticut1980 13) Agency Files – Edmund S. McLaughlin – Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center of Fairfield County – Bridgeport, Connecticut1980 14) Agency Files – National Black Child Development Institute, Fairfield County Chapter – Bridgeport, Connecticut1980 15) Agency Files – New Canaan Land Conservation Trust, Incorporated1978 16) Agency Files – Northwestern Area Agency on Aging, Incorporated – Waterbury, Connecticut1978 17) Agency Files – Northwestern Connecticut Community College1980 18) Agency Files – Norwalk Community College1979-1980 19) Agency Files – Sybil B. Paton – Community Action for Greater Middletown, Incorporated – 19801972 20) Agency Files – Red Cross – Mrs. Theodore Skolnick1974 21) Agency Files – Regional Occupational Training Center – Manchester Community College – Manchester, Connecticut 1980 22) Agency Files – Ronald Sands – Handicapable, Incorporated – Fairfield, Connecticut1980 23) Agency Files – Thomas H. Sawyer – University of Bridgeport1980 24) Agency Files – Schaghticoke Indians1980 25) Agency Files – Paul E. Schoen – Connecticut Academy – East Norwalk, Connecticut1978 26) Agency Files – Society to Advance the Retarded – Norwalk, Connecticut – December 19781978 27) Agency Files – South Central Connecticut Agency on Aging – Woodbridge, Connecticut1979 28) Agency Files – South-West Neighborhood Health Center – Bridgeport, Connecticut1977-1978 29) Agency Files – Southeastern Connecticut Regional Planning Agency – Norwich, Connecticut – 19771977, 1980 30) Agency Files – St. Joseph Hospital – Stamford, Connecticut – July 1980, Folder 1 Box 14931977, 1980 1) Agency Files – St. Joseph Hospital – Stamford, Connecticut – July 1980, Folder 21980-1981 2) Agency Files – Jean Stabell – Gesell Institute of Human Development – 19801976-1977 3) Agency Files – The Center – New London, Connecticut – 19761976 4) Agency Files – The Connection House – Middletown, Connecticut1977-1978 5) Agency Files – Tri-State Regional Planning Commission – 19771976-1978 6) Agency Files – Triage, Incorporated – Plainsville, Connecticut1975 7) Agency Files – U.S. Coast Guard1975 8) Agency Files – United States Department of the Interior – Bureau of Outdoor Recreation 1976-1979 9) Agency Files – Valley Council of Governments – Ansonia and Derby, Connecticut – 19791972-1978 10) Agency Files – Valley Regional Planning Agency – Ansonia and Derby, Connecticut – 19731979 11) Agency Files – Ann Whoolery – The Student Learning Center – Wallingford, Connecticut1976 12) Agency Files – WIC – Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children – Department of Agriculture1980 13) Agency Files – Ilse Wilcox – New Haven Commuter Association1975-1979 14) Agency Files – Windham Area Community Action Program, Incorporated – 19781979 15) Agency Files – Yale-New Haven Hospital1979 16) Agency Files – Maryann Zeranski – Project Amputee – New Haven, ConnecticutBox 14941972-1979 1) Municipal Files – Ansonia - General1974-1979 2) Municipal Files – Avon – General – 19741973-1978 3) Municipal Files – Beacon Falls - General1973-1977 4) Municipal Files – Berlin - General1973-1978 5) Municipal Files – Bloomfield - General1974 6) Municipal Files – Bolton - General1974-1978 7) Municipal Files – Branford - General1982 8) Municipal Files – City of Bridgeport1972 9) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – Department of Public Works1971-1979 10) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – General, Folder 11971-1979 11) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – General, Folder 21961-1975 12) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – Hall Neighborhood House – 1973 1971-1977 13) Municipal Files – Bridgeport - HousingBox 14951972 1) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – Mass Transportation Improvement Grant1972 2) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – Neighborhood Youth Corps1972 3) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – OEO – Office of Economic Opportunity – Federal Technical Assistance Program1971-1973 4) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – Puerto Ricans – 19731972-1973 5) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – PWIP – Pregnant Women and Infants Program – 19721972-1973 6) Municipal Files – Bridgeport – Railroad Station – Grant – Urban Mass Transportation Act – 19731971-1979 7) Municipal Files – Bristol – General1975-1979 8) Municipal Files – Brookfield – General1974-1978 9) Municipal Files – Brooklyn – General – 19741977 10) Municipal Files – Burlington – General1973-1979 11) Municipal Files – Canaan – General1980 12) Municipal Files – Town of Canterbury – David Ginnetti – Bureau of Census – March 1974-1979 13) Municipal Files – Canton – General1973, 1976 14) Municipal Files – Cheshire – General1974 15) Municipal Files – Chester – General1972-1979 16) Municipal Files – Clinton – General1976-1978 17) Municipal Files – Colchester – General1978 18) Municipal Files – ColumbiaBox 1496 1979 1) Municipal Files – Cornwall – General1971-1976 2) Municipal Files – Cromwell – General1972-1979 3) Municipal Files – Danbury – GeneralUndated 4) Municipal Files – Danielson – General1973-1977 5) Municipal Files – Darien – General1972-1978 6) Municipal Files – Deep River – General – 19721972-1978 7) Municipal Files – Derby – General1974, 1977 8) Municipal Files – Durham – General1976 9) Municipal Files – East Canaan – General1983 10) Municipal Files – East Haddam1976-1979 11) Municipal Files – East Haddam – General1976-1977 12) Municipal Files – East Hampton – General1971-1979 13) Municipal Files – East Hartford – General1972-1979 14) Municipal Files – East Haven – General1974-1978 15) Municipal Files – East Lyme – General1973 16) Municipal Files – Eastford – General1973-1977 17) Municipal Files – Easton – General1976 18) Municipal Files – Ellington – General1971-1979 19) Municipal Files – Enfield – General1978 20) Municipal Files – Essex – General1971-1979 21) Municipal Files – Fairfield – General1972 22) Municipal Files – Farmington – General1977 23) Municipal Files – Franklin – GeneralBox 1497 1979-1980 1) Municipal Files – City of Norwalk – Arthur Strenkert – Energy Coordinator1974 2) Municipal Files – Old Lyme – General 1972-1979 3) Municipal Files – Seymour – General, Folder 1 1972-1979 4) Municipal Files – Seymour – General, Folder 21979 5) Municipal Files – Sharon – General 1972-1980 6) Municipal Files – Shelton – General, Folder 11972-1980 7) Municipal Files – Shelton – General, Folder 21981 8) Municipal Files – City of Shelton – Eugene Hope – Laurel Heights Hospital – March 1980 9) Municipal Files – Shelton – Nike Recreation Site1976 10) Municipal Files – Sherman – General1977 11) Municipal Files – Simsbury – General1977 12) Municipal Files – South Windsor – General1972-1979 13) Municipal Files – Southbury – GeneralBox 14981972-1973 1) Municipal Files – Stafford1973-1977 2) Municipal Files – Stamford – General, Folder 11973-1977 3) Municipal Files – Stamford – General, Folder 21973-1979 4) Municipal Files – Stonington – General1974-1977 5) Municipal Files – Stratford - General1973-1979 6) Municipal Files – Suffield – General1977-1979 7) Municipal Files – Thames – October 19781973 8) Municipal Files – Thomaston – General 1976 9) Municipal Files – Thompson - General 1974, 1979 10) Municipal Files – Tolland – General 1973-1979 11) Municipal Files – Torrington – General1973-1975 12) Municipal Files – Trumbull – General Box 14991974-1975 1) Municipal Files – Union – General1975-1979 2) Municipal Files – Vernon – General1973 3) Municipal Files – Voluntown – General1973-1979 4) Municipal Files – Wallingford – General1978 5) Municipal Files – Town of Washington1973, 1977 6) Municipal Files – Waterbury – Chamber of Commerce1973-1979 7) Municipal Files – Waterbury – General, Folder 11973-1979 8) Municipal Files – Waterbury – General, Folder 21974 9) Municipal Files – Waterbury – Housing Authority1974-1979 10) Municipal Files – Waterford - General1972-1973 11) Municipal Files – Waterford – Nuclear Station – Millstone Point1973-1979 12) Municipal Files – Watertown – General1974-1980 13) Municipal Files – West Hartford – General1974-1978 14) Municipal Files – West Haven – General, Folder 1Box 15001974-1978 1) Municipal Files – West Haven – General, Folder 21966-1973 2) Municipal Files – West Haven – Savin Urban Renewal Project1978 3) Municipal Files – Westbrook – General1973-1979 4) Municipal Files – Weston – General1976-1979 5) Municipal Files – Westport – General – 1977, Folder 1 1976-1979 6) Municipal Files – Westport – General – 1977, Folder 21972-1978 7) Municipal Files – Wethersfield – General 1973-1978 8) Municipal Files – Willimantic – General 1973-1979 9) Municipal Files – Wilton – General, Folder 1Box 15011973-1979 1) Municipal Files – Wilton – General, Folder 21976-1981 2) Municipal Files – Wilton – Landfill1975-1978 3) Municipal Files – Windham – General1972-1979 4) Municipal Files – Windsor – General1973-1978 5) Municipal Files – Windsor Locks – General1972-1976 6) Municipal Files – Windsor Locks – Redevelopment1968-1979 7) Municipal Files – Winsted – General1974-1977 8) Municipal Files – Wolcott – General1973-1978 9) Municipal Files – Woodbury – General1976-1978 10) Municipal Files – Woodstock – General1972 11) Project Files – Richard Allen – John Bright Apartment Project – Hartford, Connecticut1976 12) Project Files – American Shakespeare Theatre – Stratford, Connecticut1978-1979 13) Project Files – Appalachian Trail - 19791982-1983 14) Project Files – Augustana Homes – Elderly Housing – Greenwich and Fairfield, Connecticut1972 15) Project Files – Barbour-Charlotte-Waverly Project – Hartford, Connecticut1975 16) Project Files – Beagles for Medical Research1982 17) Project Files – Lawrence Bettencourt – First Selectman of Waterford, Connecticut – FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency – Flood Damage1974 18) Project Files – Sidney Bloom – Senior Intern Program 1972 19) Project Files – Bridgeport Urban Observatory Program1973 20) Project Files – Candlewood Lake – FPC – Federal Power Commission – Project 2632 – Connecticut Light and Power1975 21) Project Files – Canning Lids Shortage1979-1980 22) Project Files – Census – Norwich Census District – 19801975 23) Project Files – Richard Coderre – Engine 260 Incorporated – Engine 260 Antique Fire Apparatus Show and Muster – Milford, Connecticut1976 24) Project Files – Connecticut Classics Drum and Bugle Corps1980 25) Project Files – Convalescent Home Replies1980-1981 26) Project Files – T.H. Fitzgerald – German Army Band Performance – Naugatuck, Connecticut – December 19801980-1981 27) Project Files – Mel Fogel – USPS – United States Postal Service – Bridgeport Mail Forwarding Installation – December 19801983 28) Project Files – Griswold Town Hall RenovationBox 15021980 1) Project Files – Glenville Postal Station – Greenwich, Connecticut – Proposed Service Cutbacks1980 2) Project Files – Luis Hernandez – Revitalization of East Main Street Commercial Area – Bridgeport, Connecticut1975 3) Project Files – Interstate Route 841980 4) Project Files – Susan LaRoche – D.E.A.F. Media, Incorporated – Production of Television Show “Rainbow’s End”1977-1980 5) Project Files – Judy Lewis – University of Connecticut Model Health Project – October 19801980-1981 6) Project Files – Merrill Lindsay – Eli Whitney Museum and Armory – North Branford, Connecticut – General1980 7) Project Files – Merrill Lindsay – Eli Whitney Museum and Armory – North Branford, Connecticut – National Endowment for the Humanities – January 1980 8) Project Files – Nicholas Mainero – Igor I. Sikorsky Memorial Airport – Stratford, Connecticut - Repaving1977 9) Project Files – Northeast Rail Corridor1979 10) Project Files – Edward T. Peach – Westport Nature Center1980 11) Project Files – Eleanor F. Peck – Mystic River Historical Society – Mystic, Connecticut – Restoration of Portersville Academy1980 12) Project Files – Robert W. Simmons – West Hartford Connecticut – Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Demonstration Project1979-1980 13) Project Files – Carol L. Smith – Inner City Exchange – Student Trip to Africa - 19791977, 1980 14) Project Files – South End Neighborhood Day Care Center – Bridgeport, Connecticut – 19801980 15) Project Files – South-West Neighborhood Health Center – National Health Service Corps Appropriation – May 1980 16) Project Files – St. Catherine’s Housing – Greenwich, Connecticut1979-1980 17) Project Files – Stamford Museum and Nature Center – 19791980 18) Project Files – Anne P. Streeter – West Hartford, Connecticut – Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Demonstration Program1978-1979 19) Project Files – Akiva Talmi – Connecticut Dance Theatre – Grant Proposals1979 20) Project Files – Dimpna Torres – Bilingual Vocational Training Program – Housatonic Community College – Bridgeport, Connecticut1972 21) Project Files – U.S. Route 7 – Wilton, Connecticut1975-1980 22) Project Files – Valley Mall Manor – Waterbury, Connecticut – 19791971 23) Press Releases1970s 24) Speeches and Statements – 39th Annual Connecticut Union League – Norwich, Connecticut – October 271971 25) Newsletters1970s 26) Photographs – Connecticut Staff1970s 27) Photographs – Hank Harper 1972 28) Photographs – Hank Harper – At Apollo 16 Moon Landing Crew Visit to Hartford Connecticut – June 1972 29) Photographs – Senate Republican Policy Committee – October 6, 19721970s 30) Photographs – Lowell Weicker1972 31) Photographs – Lowell Weicker – At Apollo 16 Moon Landing Crew Visit to Hartford, Connecticut – June 1973 32) Photographs – Lowell Weicker – At Essex, Connecticut – June 30, 19731970s 33) Photographs – Lowell Weicker – At Unidentified Event1970s 34) Negatives – Connecticut Staff1972 35) Negatives – Hank Harper – At Apollo 16 Moon Landing Crew Visit to Hartford, Connecticut – June 1972Box 15031968-1970 1) Appointment Book – 19691970-1971 2) Appointment Book – 19701971-1973 3) Appointment Book – 1972Box 15041971-1973 1) Appointment Book – 19721974-1975 2) Appointment Book – 19741975-1976 3) Appointment Book – 1975Box 15051976-1977 1) Appointment Book – 19761977-1978 2) Appointment Book – 19771978-1979 3) Appointment Book – 1978 Sub-series C – Hartford Office FilesBox 15061979 1) Subject Files – Condominium Conversion Issue – September1984 2) Subject Files – Connecticut Medicaid1988 3) Subject Files – Connecticut Prisoners of War/Missing in Action/Wounded – Korean and Vietnam Wars1976-1986 4) Subject Files – Connecticut River1980 5) Subject Files – Connecticut Voter Poll – University of Connecticut – August 1974-1984 6) Subject Files – Federal Injury Compensation – General Information1980-1982 7) Subject Files – Flood Information – Federal Emergency Management Agency and 1982 Connecticut Floods1983-1984 8) Subject Files – Grassroots East – Republican Organization, Connecticut Second Congressional District1977-1978 9) Subject Files – Groton Shipyard – Electric Boat1977, 1980 10) Subject Files – Handicapped Education1987 11) Subject Files – Health Insurance – S. 1238 – Medicaid Catastrophic Coverage for Children Act of 19871987 12) Subject Files – Health Insurance – S. 1265 – Amendment to Public Health Service Act and Fair Labor Standards Act of 19381834-1977 13) Subject Files – Indian Land Claims1980-1983 14) Subject Files – Information on Indochinese Refugees1978 15) Subject Files – International Year of the Child, 1979Box 15071986 1) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – United States of America Before the Federal Energy Commission – In the Matter of Iroquois Gas Transmission System – Exhibit F-IV – Environmental Report – Volume 1 of 3, Folder 1 1986 2) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – United States of America Before the Federal Energy Commission – In the Matter of Iroquois Gas Transmission System – Exhibit F-IV – Environmental Report – Volume 1 of 3, Folder 21986 3) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – United States of America Before the Federal Energy Commission – In the Matter of Iroquois Gas Transmission System – Exhibit F-IV – Environmental Report – Volume 1 of 3, Folder 31986 4) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – United States of America Before the Federal Energy Commission – In the Matter of Iroquois Gas Transmission System – Exhibit F-IV – Environmental Report – Volume 2 of 3, Folder 11986 5) Subject Files – Iroquois Pipeline – United States of America Before the Federal Energy Commission – In the Matter of Iroquois Gas Transmission System – Exhibit F-IV – Environmental Report – Volume 2 of 3, Folder 21977 6) Subject Files – Long Island Sound Heritage Area1972-1983 7) Subject Files – Longshoremen’s CompensationBox 15081985 1) Subject Files – Mentally Handicapped – Staff Report on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled, Requested by Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. – April 1-3, 19851834-1977 2) Subject Files – Montville Indian Claims – 19771980, 1984 3) Subject Files – National Flood Insurance Program – Federal Emergency Management Agency1978-1979 4) Subject Files – Nursing Homes – Connecticut – November 19791978 5) Subject Files – Radiation/Electric Boat – Groton Shipyard1978-1979 6) Subject Files – Urban Parks Program – Urban Park and Recreation Recovery Act of 1978 – December 19781978 7) Subject Files – USS Nautilus – Proposed Preservation1977 8) Subject Files – Utilities – Connecticut1978-1979 9) Subject Files – White House Conference on Small Business – Washington, D.C. – July 11, 19791977 10) Subject Files – Windsor Locks Canal 1973-1988 11) Correspondence – General1979-1980 12) Correspondence – Health Care Facilities – Letters of Thanks – April 19801983-1984 13) Mary Chanski – Agency Files – Jeff Nielsen – Country Industries, Incorporated – Workshop for Mentally and Physically Disabled – Coventry, Connecticut, Folder 11983-1984 14) Mary Chanski – Agency Files – Jeff Nielsen – Country Industries, Incorporated – Workshop for Mentally and Physically Disabled – Coventry, Connecticut, Folder 21986-1988 15) Mary Chanski – Agency Files – Oak Hill School – Group Home – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Hartford, Connecticut1984-1985 16) Mary Chanski – Agency Files – WACAP – Windham Area Community Action – Federal Emergency Management Agency Funding – Danielson, Connecticut1982 17) Mary Collier – Agency Files – Upper Albany Community Organization – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Hartford, Connecticut1982 18) Mary Collier – Project Files – Waterbury Parents Group – Waterbury, Connecticut – November 1982 – Cancellation of German in Waterbury Public Schools1980-1982 19) Mary Collier – Project Files – Wethersfield Elderly – Wethersfield, ConnecticutBox 15091975-1984 1) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Deaf and Hearing Impaired1981-1982 2) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – House Republicans Letter – May 7, 19811974-1977 3) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Installation of TTY – Text Telephone – Federal Government Access for the Deaf1978-1981 4) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Mental Health Services for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired1978-1979 5) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Outreach – Travelling Representative Program - 1979 1978 6) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Telelectures - 19781978-1979 7) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Telelectures – Winter-Spring 19791980 8) Douglas Cutler – Subject Files – Lowell Weicker Telelectures – Fall 1980 1981-1987 9) Douglas Cutler – Correspondence – Constituent Legislative Inquiry/Opinion Telephone Record1974-1982 10) Douglas Cutler – Correspondence – General1987 11) Douglas Cutler – Project Files – Orange Mall – Orange, Connecticut – April 1977-1984 12) Douglas Cutler – Speeches and Statements – Lowell Weicker Statements – Connecticut Jewish Ledger1976 13) Douglas Cutler – Photographs – Douglas Cutler1985 14) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Pathfinders Associates, Incorporated, Derby, Connecticut – May 1983 15) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Quinebaug Valley Youth Services Bureau – North Grosvenor Dale, Connecticut – September1983 16) Hank Harper – Agency Files – Salvation Army – Catherine Booth Senior Housing, Incorporated – Hartford, ConnecticutBox 15101983 1) Hank Harper – Agency Files – South Central Connecticut Legal Services Corporation – New Haven, Connecticut – May 1983 2) Hank Harper – Project Files – O’Neill Theater – Television Documentary on Eugene O’Neill – Mystic, Connecticut – April1983 3) Hank Harper – Project Files – Robertson Airport – Plainville, Connecticut – August 1982-1983 4) Hank Harper – Project Files – SMSA – Waterbury Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area – February 19831984 5) Hank Harper – Project Files – Stratfield Apartments – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Bridgeport, Connecticut – October 1984 6) Hank Harper – Project Files – Volleyball Tournament – 1987 United States Volleyball Championships – Hartford, Connecticut – June 19841985 7) Hank Harper – Project Files – Waterford Country School – Asbestos in Schools Loan and Grant Program1985 8) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Beyond War Movement1984 9) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Child Support Enforcement Act of 1984 1985 10) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Ethiopia Famine and Mexican Earthquake Relief1984-1986 11) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Health Care – State of Connecticut1987-1988 12) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Home Health Care – Maine Blue Cross/Blue Shield Medicare Denials Issue – October 19871984-1985 13) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Home Health Coverage Problems1987 14) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Homelessness – Connecticut Capitol Region1984 15) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Medicaid Waiver – Home and Community Based Services for Mentally Retarded Citizens1984-1985 16) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – P & A – Subject Files – Protection and Advocacy of Mentally Disabled1985 17) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – PWS – Prader-Willi Syndrome Association National Conference – Windsor Locks, Connecticut – June 20-22Box 15111986 1) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Telephone Solicitations – Telemarketing1987-1988 2) Terri Knoblauch – Subject Files – Wrangell Island – American and Soviet Claims1985-1986 3) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – CAUSA, Incorporated – Connecticut Association for United Spanish Action1984-1985 4) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Connecticut Department of Higher Education1963-1985 5) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Connecticut Transportation Authority1986 6) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Creative Access Network of the University of Connecticut School of Social Work1987 7) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Department of Agriculture – Food and Nutrition Service – Northeast Region1974-1986 8) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Department of Labor – Federal Injury Compensation 1985 9) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Department of Labor – Women’s Bureau1983-1985 10) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – FEMA – Federal Emergency Management Agency – Information1986 11) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – Internal Revenue Service – Andover, Massachusetts Service Center1987 12) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – National Urban/Rural Fellows, IncorporatedUndated 13) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – PHS – Public Health Service – MiscellaneousBox 15121984-1985 1) Terri Knoblauch – Agency Files – VA – Veterans Administration – Information1985 2) Terri Knoblauch – Project Files – Mental Health Awareness Week, October 6- 12, 19851987-1988 3) Terri Knoblauch – Project Files – National Theater of the Deaf – Cheshire, Connecticut1988 4) Terri Knoblauch – Project Files – Uncas-on-Thames Hospital – Norwich, Connecticut, June1981-1982 5) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Agency Files – New England Technical Institute – Denial of Accreditation 1981-1982 6) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Agency Files – New Horizons, Incorporated – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Hartford, Connecticut1982 7) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Municipal Files – West Haven Housing Authority – Turnkey Project – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project1981 8) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Municipal Files – Town of Wethersfield – Thomas Lasher – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Mortgage – November 1982 9) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Municipal Files – Town of Woodbury – Flood Damage – June 1982 10) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Project Files – Naugatuck Heights – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Naugatuck, Connecticut 1980-1982 11) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Project Files – Sevin Chemical Spraying – Gypsy Moth Spraying in Connecticut – May 19821982 12) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Project Files – Torrington WIC – Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children Program – November 1982 13) Terri Ann Lowenthal – Project Files – Women’s Conference Speaker – June 1980 14) Agency Files – Annhurst College Closing – April 1982 15) Agency Files – Branford House – Muriel Buckley – Groton, Connecticut1977-1983 16) Agency Files – Capital Region Council of Governments – CRCOG – Hartford, Connecticut1980 17) Agency Files – Citizens Committee for Effective Government – Management Studies 1975-1984 18) Agency Files – Citizens/Government Transportation Planning Center – Windsor, Connecticut, Folder 11975-1984 19) Agency Files – Citizens/Government Transportation Planning Center – Windsor, Connecticut, Folder 2Box 15131974-1978 1) Agency Files – Community Council of the Capital Region – Hartford, Connecticut – 19781979-1984 2) Agency Files – Community Health and Home Care, Incorporated – Pomfret, Connecticut – February 19801980 3) Agency Files – Connecticut Conference of Municipalities – New Haven, Connecticut 1980 4) Agency Files – Connecticut Housing Investment Funds, Incorporated – CHIF – April 1978-1979 5) Agency Files – Connecticut State Board of Education – 1978 1984-1986 6) Agency Files – Connecticut River Watershed Council – Hartford, Connecticut1980 7) Agency Files – Connecticut Savings and Loan Association1977-1978 8) Agency Files – Conrail 1979 9) Agency Files – Eastern Connecticut Health Study – HMO/HEW – Health Maintenance Organization/Department of Health, Education and Welfare1981-1986 10) Agency Files – Eastern Connecticut Parent-Child Resource System, Sheila B. Amdur – April 19811980 11) Agency Files – Eastern Connecticut State College – August 1981-1984 12) Agency Files – Environmental Protection Agency – General Information1977-1984 13) Agency Files – Farmers Home Administration – October 19791980 14) Agency Files – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – General InformationBox 15141979 1) Agency Files – Governor’s Task Force on Fuel Assistance – March 1979 2) Agency Files – Greater Hartford Arts Council – Arts Directory1980-1981 3) Agency Files – Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce1979-1980 4) Agency Files – Greater Hartford Community College – November 19791981 5) Agency Files – Greater Hartford Convention and Visitors Bureau, Incorporated – Marketing Plan – Civic Center – 1981-19821983-1984 6) Agency Files – HCFA – Health Care Finance Administration – Miscellaneous Information1982-1984 7) Agency Files – HCFA – Health Care Finance Administration – Model Waivers1982 8) Agency Files – HCFA – Health Care Finance Administration – Social Security Act, Section 1915b Waivers1982-1984 9) Agency Files – HCFA – Health Care Finance Administration – Social Security Act, Section 1915c Waivers1979-1980 10) Agency Files – HEDCO – Hartford Economic Development Corporation – 1979 1978-1982 11) Agency Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Resource Material, Folder 1 Box 15151978-1982 1) Agency Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Resource Material, Folder 21977-1978 2) Agency Files – Hill Center – Reverend Ken South – Hartford, Connecticut1986 3) Agency Files – Hispanic Health Council Report – Hartford, Connecticut 1981-1984 4) Agency Files – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – General Information1978 5) Agency Files – Human Services Agencies and Organizations – State of Connecticut Human Services Plan1980 6) Agency Files – IRS – Internal Revenue Service – Hartford – May 1983 7) Agency Files – IRS – Internal Revenue Service – Information1977-1979 8) Agency Files – Lake Waramaug Task Force – December 19791979-1980 9) Agency Files – Low Income Planning Agency – Hartford, Connecticut – 19791979 10) Agency Files – Mohegan Community College – October 1979 11) Agency Files – New Haven Club for the Deaf1979-1980 12) Agency Files – Northeast Connecticut Rape Crisis Center – Willimantic, Connecticut – December 19791980 13) Agency Files – Northeast Utilities Rate Increase1977-1980 14) Agency Files – Northeastern Connecticut Community Development Corporation – Danielson, Connecticut1979 15) Agency Files – Northeastern Connecticut Regional Planning Agency – Brooklyn, Connecticut – July 1979 16) Agency Files – Northwestern Connecticut Regional Planning Agency – “Shepaug Bantam River Management Plan”Box 15161980 1) Agency Files – Poor Peoples Federation – Hartford, Connecticut – April 1980 2) Agency Files – Project S.O.U.T.H. – Southend Organizations United to Help – Hartford, Connecticut 1977-1978 3) Agency Files – PUCA – Connecticut Public Utilities Control Authority – Millstone III Nuclear Plant1977-1984 4) Agency Files – Quinebaug Valley Senior Citizens Center, Incorporated – Brooklyn, Connecticut1985 5) Agency Files – Social Security Administration1984 6) Agency Files – The Nature Conservancy – Connecticut Chapter1977 7) Agency Files – Tri-State Regional Planning Commission1978 8) Agency Files – UACO – Upper Albany Community Organization – Crisis Intervention Program – Jackie Bryant – Hartford, Connecticut1978-1981 9) Agency Files – United Social and Mental Health Services, Incorporated – Danielson, Connecticut – November 19781979-1981 10) Agency Files – University of Connecticut – January 19801978 11) Agency Files – University of Connecticut – Mineral Institute – August 1979-1980 12) Agency Files – University of Hartford – August 19791977 13) Agency Files – Upper Albany Community Organization – Hartford, Connecticut1978-1987 14) Agency Files – United States Army Corps of Engineers – October 19781978-1979 15) Agency Files – United States Postal Service – Private Express Statutes1982 16) Agency Files – Voluntary Action Council – Danielson, Connecticut1979 17) Agency Files – Waterbury Silent Club1980 18) Agency Files – Waterbury YMCA – Young Men’s Christian Association – June1977 19) Agency Files – Watertown-Oakville Chamber of Commerce1981 20) Agency Files – Wesleyan UniversityBox 15171982-1988 1) Agency Files – Windham Area CAP – Community Action Program – Danielson, Connecticut – CSA – Community Services Administration – February 1982 1978, 1982 2) Agency Files – Windham Regional Planning Agency – Willimantic, Connecticut - 19781980 3) Municipal Files – Andover – March 1978-1986 4) Municipal Files – Ansonia – 1978, Folder 11978-1986 5) Municipal Files – Ansonia – 1978, Folder 21982-1987 6) Municipal Files – Town of Ashford – November 19821977-1987 7) Municipal Files – Avon1977 8) Municipal Files – Barkhamsted1979-1981 9) Municipal Files – Beacon Falls – November 1979, Folder 1Box 15181979-1981 1) Municipal Files – Beacon Falls – November 1979, Folder 21979-1988 2) Municipal Files – Berlin1980 3) Municipal Files – Town of Bethany – September1986-1987 4) Municipal Files – Bethlehem1977-1979 5) Municipal Files – Bloomfield1977 6) Municipal Files – Bolton1980-1985 7) Municipal Files – Bozrah – June 19801984-1985 8) Municipal Files – Branford1977 9) Municipal Files – Bridgewater1977-1985 10) Municipal Files – Bristol1977, 1980 11) Municipal Files – Brookfield1977-1987 12) Municipal Files – Brooklyn1977-1978 13) Municipal Files – Canaan1977-1985 14) Municipal Files – Canterbury1977-1978 15) Municipal Files – Canton 1983 16) Municipal Files – Chester – General – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development1984 17) Municipal Files – Clinton1977-1984 18) Municipal Files – Colchester1977 19) Municipal Files – Colebrook1977 20) Municipal Files – Columbia1977 21) Municipal Files – Cornwall1978-1986 22) Municipal Files – Coventry1977 23) Municipal Files – Danbury1977 24) Municipal Files – Danbury – Federal Correctional Institution Fire1981 25) Municipal Files – Darien – March 1977 26) Municipal Files – East GranbyBox 15191980 1) Municipal Files – East Hampton1977-1984 2) Municipal Files – East Hartford1977, 1983 3) Municipal Files – East Haven – 19771982-1985 4) Municipal Files – East Lyme1977-1985 5) Municipal Files – East Windsor1977, 1984 6) Municipal Files – Eastford1977-1984 7) Municipal Files – Ellington1977-1986 8) Municipal Files – Enfield1984 9) Municipal Files – Fairfield1977-1978 10) Municipal Files – Farmington1981-1985 11) Municipal Files – Franklin – General – April 19811977-1982 12) Municipal Files – Glastonbury 1977, 1985 13) Municipal Files – Granby1980-1987 14) Municipal Files – Town of Greenwich – 1980 1977 15) Municipal Files – Griswold1980-1987 16) Municipal Files – Groton – General – July 19811979-1987 17) Municipal Files – Guilford – 19791980, 1986 18) Municipal Files – Hamden – General – August 19801976-1987 19) Municipal Files – Hartford, Folder 1Box 15201976-1987 1) Municipal Files – Hartford, Folder 21976-1987 2) Municipal Files – Hartford, Folder 31979-1980 3) Municipal Files – Hartford – Board of Education1977, 1979 4) Municipal Files – Hartland1977, 1983 5) Municipal Files – Harwinton1980-1985 6) Municipal Files – Hebron1986 7) Municipal Files – Jewett City – General 1977-1980 8) Municipal Files – Kent – General – December 19791971-1980 9) Municipal Files – Killingly1977 10) Municipal Files – Lebanon1977-1983 11) Municipal Files – Ledyard – November 19781977 12) Municipal Files – Lisbon1977-1983 13) Municipal Files – Litchfield1979-1980 14) Municipal Files – Lyme – January 19801977-1988 15) Municipal Files – Manchester1977 16) Municipal Files – Marlborough 1980-1986 17) Municipal Files – Meriden – 19801977 18) Municipal Files – Middlebury1984-1985 19) Municipal Files – Middlefield1979-1988 20) Municipal Files – Middletown – May 1979Box 15211980-1985 1) Municipal Files – Town of Milford1986 2) Municipal Files – Monroe1979, 1982 3) Municipal Files – Montville1977-1982 4) Municipal Files – Morris1978 5) Municipal Files – Municipal Visits – October 1977-1986 6) Municipal Files – New Britain1977 7) Municipal Files – New Fairfield1977 8) Municipal Files – New Hartford1976-1987 9) Municipal Files – New Haven1983-1987 10) Municipal Files – New London – January 19831978-1985 11) Municipal Files – New Milford1977-1988 12) Municipal Files – Newington1981-1983 13) Municipal Files – Newtown – General – October 19831977 14) Municipal Files – Norfolk1977, 1985 15) Municipal Files – North Canaan1977 16) Municipal Files – North Canaan – September 1977 Flash FloodBox 15221983, 1985 1) Municipal Files – North Haven – General – November 1983 1986-1987 2) Municipal Files – Northfield – Contaminated Wells – November 19861979-1985 3) Municipal Files – Norwalk – January 19791977-1987 4) Municipal Files – Norwich1983 5) Municipal Files – Plainfield1977, 1980 6) Municipal Files – Plainville1977-1987 7) Municipal Files – Plymouth1977, 1979 8) Municipal Files – Pomfret1973-1981 9) Municipal Files – Portland - 19781977 10) Municipal Files – Preston1981-1985 11) Municipal Files – Prospect1977-1985 12) Municipal Files – Putnam1983 13) Municipal Files – Ridgefield1977 14) Municipal Files – Rocky Hill1977 15) Municipal Files – Roxbury1977, 1985 16) Municipal Files – Salisbury1980-1981 17) Municipal Files – Seymour – March 19801977 18) Municipal Files – Sharon1980-1984 19) Municipal Files – Shelton – General – 19811977 20) Municipal Files – Simsbury1977-1978 21) Municipal Files – Somers1977-1978 22) Municipal Files – South WindsorBox 15231977-1986 1) Municipal Files – Southbury1977 2) Municipal Files – Southington 1977-1982 3) Municipal Files – Sprague1985 4) Municipal Files – Stafford Springs1979-1982 5) Municipal Files – Stamford1981, 1988 6) Municipal Files – Sterling1978-1983 7) Municipal Files – Stonington1977 8) Municipal Files – Suffield1983 9) Municipal Files – Thomaston1977-1988 10) Municipal Files – Thompson1977, 1981 11) Municipal Files – Tolland1977-1980 12) Municipal Files – Torrington1981-1986 13) Municipal Files – Trumbull – General – February 19831980, 1986 14) Municipal Files – Union – June 19801977-1986 15) Municipal Files – Vernon1983 16) Municipal Files – Voluntown1983-1985 17) Municipal Files – Wallingford1977 18) Municipal Files – Warren1977-1980 19) Municipal Files – Washington1977-1983 20) Municipal Files – Waterbury – General – August 19811980-1985 21) Municipal Files – Waterford – General - March 19831977 22) Municipal Files – Waterford – Millstone I Nuclear Plant1977 23) Municipal Files – Watertown Town Council – James Mullen – Anti Recession Fiscal Assistance FundsBox 15241977-1988 1) Municipal Files – West Hartford, Folder 11977-1988 2) Municipal Files – West Hartford, Folder 2 1983 3) Municipal Files – West Haven – General – March 1984-1987 4) Municipal Files – Westbrook – General – April 19851980-1988 5) Municipal Files – Westport1977-1978 6) Municipal Files – Wethersfield1977-1978 7) Municipal Files – Willimantic1979, 1985 8) Municipal Files – Willington1980 9) Municipal Files – Winchester Center – June 1977-1986 10) Municipal Files – Windham1977-1988 11) Municipal Files – Windsor1977 12) Municipal Files – Windsor Locks1977-1978 13) Municipal Files – Winsted1977-1980 14) Municipal Files – Wolcott1977, 1979 15) Municipal Files – Woodbury1977-1986 16) Municipal Files – WoodstockBox 15251981-1983 1) Project Files – Chapman’s Pond Fish and Wildlife Refuge – SCS/USDA – Soil Conservation Service/United States Department of Agriculture – January 1982 – 20294000021983-1984 2) Project Files – Chimon Island – The Nature Conservancy1979-1982 3) Project Files – Patricia Cobb – Parent Child Education Center – Hartford, Connecticut – July 19791980 4) Project Files – Colt Park – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Hartford, Connecticut1977 5) Project Files – Connecticut River Dredging1980-1988 6) Project Files – Farmington River Conservation – June 1980, Folder 11980-1988 7) Project Files – Farmington River Conservation – June 1980, Folder 21980-1988 8) Project Files – Farmington River Conservation – June 1980, Folder 3 1980-1988 9) Project Files – Farmington River Conservation – June 1980, Folder 41980-1988 10) Project Files – Farmington River Conservation – June 1980, Folder 5Box 15261977 1) Project Files – Five Mile River – Darien, Connecticut Sewage Abatement1978 2) Project Files – “Fort Trumbull” and New London Union Railroad Station Historic Preservation – New London, Connecticut – December 1979 3) Project Files – Grant Notifications – Miscellaneous Projects – March1970-1983 4) Project Files – Housatonic River Conservation1979-1980 5) Project Files – Inner City Exchange – Student Trip to Africa – November 19791980-1988 6) Project Files – Interstate 84 – October 19801978 7) Project Files – Interstate 2911978 8) Project Files – New Haven Harbor Dredging1977-1979 9) Project Files – Park River Flood Control Project – Hartford, Connecticut1981 10) Project Files – Silver Pond Apartments – Wallingford, Connecticut – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project1980-1986 11) Project Files – Stafford Textile Museum – Stafford, Connecticut – January 19851980-1981 12) Project Files – Sycamore Place Apartments – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project – Bridgeport, Connecticut1981 13) Project Files – Willimantic Little League, Incorporated – October 1978-1980 14) Project Files – Yantic River Watershed Flood Control Project1974-1976 15) Clippings – 1974-19761977 16) Clippings – 1977, Folder 1Box 15271977 1) Clippings – 1977, Folder 2 1978 2) Clippings – 19781979 3) Clippings – 1979, Folder 11979 4) Clippings – 1979, Folder 21980 5) Clippings – 19801982 6) Clippings – 19821983 7) Clippings – 1983, Folder 11983 8) Clippings – 1983, Folder 2 Box 15281983 1) Clippings – 1983, Folder 31984 2) Clippings – January 19841984 3) Clippings – February 19841984 4) Clippings – March 19841984 5) Clippings – April 19841984 6) Clippings – May 19841984 7) Clippings – June 19841984 8) Clippings – July 19841984 9) Clippings – August 19841984 10) Clippings – September 19841984 11) Clippings – November 19841984 12) Clippings – December 19841985 13) Clippings – January 1985Box 15291985 1) Clippings – February 1985 1985 2) Clippings – March 1985 1985 3) Clippings – April 19851985 4) Clippings – May 19851985 5) Clippings – June 19851985 6) Clippings – July 19851985 7) Clippings – August 19851985 8) Clippings – September 19851985 9) Clippings – October 19851985 10) Clippings – November 19851985 11) Clippings – December 19851986 12) Clippings – January 19861986 13) Clippings – February 19861986 14) Clippings – March 19861986 15) Clippings – April 1986Box 15301986 1) Clippings – May 19861986 2) Clippings – June 19861986 3) Clippings – July 19861986 4) Clippings – August 19861986 5) Clippings – September 19861986 6) Clippings – October 19861986 7) Clippings – November 1986Box 1531 1986 1) Clippings – December 19861987 2) Clippings – 1987, Folder 11987 3) Clippings – 1987, Folder 21987 4) Clippings – 1987, Folder 31987 5) Clippings – 1987, Folder 41987 6) Clippings – 1987, Folder 5Box 15321987 1) Clippings – 1987, Folder 61988 2) Clippings – January-May 19881988 3) Clippings – June 1988, Folder 11988 4) Clippings – June 1988, Folder 21988 5) Clippings – July 1988, Folder 11988 6) Clippings – July 1988, Folder 21988 7) Clippings – August 1988, Folder 11988 8) Clippings – August 1988, Folder 2Box 15331988 1) Clippings – August 1988, Folder 31988 2) Clippings – September 1988, Folder 11988 3) Clippings – September 1988, Folder 21988 4) Clippings – October 1988, Folder 11988 5) Clippings – October 1988, Folder 21988 6) Clippings – November 1988 1988 7) Clippings – 1988 – Miscellaneous 1988 8) Clippings – Campaign Finance Legislation1986-1988 9) Clippings – Cartoons1978 10) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1978, Folder 1Box 15341978 1) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1978, Folder 21978 2) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1978, Folder 31979 3) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1979, Folder 11979 4) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1979, Folder 21979 5) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1979, Folder 31979 6) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1979, Folder 41980 7) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1980, Folder 1Box 15351980 1) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1980, Folder 21980 2) Clippings – Daily News Summaries – 1980, Folder 31977-1988 3) Press Releases1976-1977 4) Speeches and Statements1974 5) Photographs – Drawing of Samuel J. Irvin, Chairman of Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, December 14, 1974Undated 6) Photographs – Lowell Weicker at Unidentified Function1970s-1980s 7) Photographs – Lowell Weicker Portraits1978 8) Miscellaneous – Anne Haskell Memorial Reference Book, Folder 11978 9) Miscellaneous – Anne Haskell Memorial Reference Book, Folder 21974, 1980s 10) Miscellaneous – Biographies of Lowell Weicker 1986 11) Miscellaneous – Briefing Book for Senator Weicker: “Recap of the 99th Congress” – October 20, 19861982 12) Miscellaneous – Connecticut Tool and Machining Association – Certificate of Appreciation, June 1, 19861980 13) Miscellaneous – Northeastern Society of Orthodontists – Certificate of Appreciation, November 17, 19801986 14) Miscellaneous – Republican Senator Seniority List – 100th Congress, 1st SessionBox 15361988 1) Miscellaneous – Republican Town Chairman Manual1987-1988 2) Miscellaneous – Staff Lists1982 3) Miscellaneous – The Nature Conservancy – Certificate of Special Recognition, June 13, 1982, Accepted by Douglas Cutler1983 4) Miscellaneous – The Struggle for a Senate Seat in Connecticut, 1982 – Thesis by Peter Godston, Johns Hopkins UniversityBox 1537Undated 1) Audio Cassette – 2nd CD Delegates, May 8, Lower Naugatuck Valley, May 81982 2) Audio Cassette – 6th CD Delegates – May 71987 3) Audio Cassette – Connecticut AFL-CIO Convention – Part I – September 161987 4) Audio Cassette – Connecticut AFL-CIO Convention – Part II – September 161974 5) Audio Cassette – Demonstration Cassette: La Bamba, Greensleeves, Minuet in G Major, Hokkai Bon-Uta1979 6) Audio Cassette – Face the State – February 161982 7) Audio Cassette – Face the State – January 23 – Guest: Prescott Bush1982 8) Audio Cassette – Grassroots East – Lowell Weicker, May 16, Prescott Bush1982 9) Audio Cassette – Master – Weicker Tapes 1979 10) Audio Cassette – Mike Miller Show – Senator Lowell Weicker – April 181977 11) Audio Cassette – Q Club Speech – New Haven, Connecticut – April 29Undated 12) Audio Cassette – SBA – Small Business Administration Seminar1979 13) Audio Cassette – Tape of Lowell Weicker – Mike Miller Show – April 181979 14) Audio Cassette – University of Connecticut Law School Speech – April 18Undated 15) Audio Cassette – Unidentified Tape 1Undated 16) Audio Cassette – Unidentified Tape 2Undated 17) Audio Cassette – Unidentified Tape 3Undated 18) Audio Cassette – Unidentified Tape 41981 19) Audio Cassette – Lowell Weicker Press Conference – February 11 – Hartford, Connecticut1986 20) Audio Cassette – Lowell Weicker Press Conference – April 21Undated 21) Audio Cassette – Lowell Weicker Press Conference – Hartford, Connecticut – September 29Sub-series D – Waterbury Office FilesBox 15381988 1) Subject Files – Connecticut Head Start1988 2) Subject Files – Defense Spending1988 3) Subject Files – Federal Worker Cost of Living Adjustments1986-1988 4) Subject Files – Iroquois Gas Pipeline1977 5) Photographs – Lowell Weicker at Panama Canal Treaty White House Signing Ceremony, with Jimmy and Roslyn Carter, and Gerald and Betty Ford, September 71975 6) Photographs – Lowell Weicker at Senate Baseball Game1975 7) Photographs – Lowell Weicker Diving at Hydrolab1970s 8) Photographs – Lowell Weicker Playing Tennis 1977 9) Photographs – Lowell Weicker PortraitUndated 10) Photographs – Lowell Weicker PortraitUndated 11) Photographs – Lowell Weicker PortraitUndated 12) Photographs – Lowell Weicker Portrait1977 13) Photographs – Lowell Weicker with Carlos Romero Barcelo, Governor of Puerto Rico1988 14) Miscellaneous – Biography of Lowell Weicker1979 15) Miscellaneous – Drawing of Lowell Weicker by Steve Benson, Presented by Staff of Senate Republican Policy Committee1983-1987 16) Miscellaneous – Waterbury Office LeaseSub-series E – Articles by Lowell WeickerBox 15391971 1) Beginning of Senate Tenure – Information, January1971 2) Office Locations, Staff and Committee Assignments, March 161971 3) Greenwich Times and Meriden Record Editorial, August1972 4) Politics, Democracy and Youth, 19721972 5) West Coast Dock Strike, February 241972 6) Busing, March 231972 7) Editorial Reply – Weicker Speaks Out Against Passage of the Recent Gun Control Bill, August 161972 8) Connecticut Young Men Enter West Point, August 241972 9) Weicker on Politics, September1972 10) Lafayette Sabine Foster – Connecticut’s Only Vice President, September 281972 11) Minting Coins, October 261972 12) National Caring, December 28 1973 13) Transportation – “Change is Possible”, March 221973 14) Exclusive for Weeklies – Lumber Prices Increase, May 211973 15) Tax Dollar, May 241973 16) Special for Milton Rockmore of Gannett, July 201973 17) Comprehensive Fire Legislation, July 261973 18) Magazine: The American Legion – “Should Highway”, August1973 19) “Campaign Spending Reform”, December 201974 20) Housing in Connecticut, January 241974 21) Potomac Associates Break-In, April 111974 22) Summer Intern Program, June 121974 23) Four-Ten Republican Newsletter, July1974 24) Special to the Greenwich Times- Scott Memhard, Volunteer in Weicker’s Washington Office, July 101974 25) Special to the Trumbull Times – Steve Moore, Volunteer in Weicker’s Bridgeport Office, July 111974 26) Reply to WCBS-TV Editorial, August1974 27) Amnesty – Weicker’s Opposition to Amnesty for Draft Dodgers, August 221974 28) “Solar Energy: Science Fact Not Science Fiction”, August 221974 29) Special to the Ridgefield Press - Ed Stone – Member of the Junior Intern Program, September 91974 30) Voting and Apathy, October 311974 31) Special to the Compass – Weicker Support for an Oil Refinery in New England, November 261975 32) Monthly Column for Weeklies Regarding Sugar Plums, January1975 33) Watergate and the Media – Columbia School of Journalism, January1975 34) Special Article for the Greenwich Times on the Current Recession and the Importance of Solving Energy Problems, January 7 1975 35) Special to the Boston Globe – Article by Weicker on Gas Rationing, February1975 36) New York Sunday News Magazine Article Regarding Lowell Weicker on Watergate, February 231975 37) Conservation, February 271975 38) “In Pursuit of Privacy” – National Council of Jewish Women, March 111975 39) Railroads, March 271975 40) Special Article for the Connecticut Federation of Young Republicans Newsletter, April 11975 41) Legislation to Abolish the Highway Trust Fund, April 31975 42) Editorial Reply – Weicker Criticizes WCBS-TV Call for Increased Gasoline Taxes, April 291975 43) Special Article – Reprint of Speech to Save on Energy – Professional Engineer Magazine, June1975 44) Special Article – Weicker on the Meaning of the Bicentennial in the Heritage Villager, June1975 45) Establishment of the Agency for Consumer Advocacy, June 8-141975 46) Draft of Courant Article Regarding the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, August 121975 47) Energy Crisis – Criticism of Federal Response, September 251975 48) Article for Elephant Prints, Westport Republican Newsletter, on the Connecticut State Elections, November1975 49) Connecticut Review – Weicker on the Bicentennial, November1975 50) Weicker on New York City, November 17-211975 51) Bethel Republican Town Committee Newsletter – The Bicentennial and the Future, December1975 52) Article for Sea Technology Magazine after Three Days in an Underwater Hydrolab, December 161975 53) The Bicentennial, December 22-271976 54) WFSB-TV Editorial Reply on Remington Arms, February 6 1976 55) Guest Column for the “Local Echo” Regarding the United States Justice System, February 201976 56) Family Weekly Question to Weicker – Whether He would Run for the Presidency, March 31976 57) The Nutmegger Poll Regarding Weicker’s Political Stances, March 41976 58) Parent’s Magazine – Children as the Future of America, March 91976 59) “America’s Future in the Sea”, April1976 60) Boston Globe Op-ed by Weicker on the Intelligence Oversight Committee, April1976 61) “The Real Crisis in Criminal Justice” – The Forensic Quarterly, May1976 62) Pet Age Interview on the Animal Welfare Act, June1976 63) The Humane Society News – Article on the Animal Welfare Act, June1976 64) Special to Talent Magazine – Tennis, June 241976 65) Special to the Meriden Journal – The United States Constitution, August 21976 66) Petroleum Independent – Article on the Energy Crisis, September-October1976 67) Connecticut Article on Weicker, October1976 68) The Nutmegger Interview of Weicker, October 1976 69) Yale Daily News – Article on Oil Prices, October1976 70) “Weicker in Connecticut”, by Peter Kohler, October 51976 71) Op-ed for the Waterbury Republican – “The Forgotten Factor: Our Children”, October 23Box 15401977 1) Weicker on the National Election Campaigns, January 24-291977 2) Editorial Remarks on the Appointment of a Special Prosecutor, February1977 3) Future of America, February 28-March 5 1977 4) Article for the Monroe Republican Town Committee Newsletter on the Future of the Republican Party, March1977 5) “Thoughts on America’s New Exclusive 200 Mile Economic Zone” – Frontiers Magazine, March1977 6) New York Times – Op-ed Regarding the Senate Ethics Code, March 221977 7) U.S. News and World Report Interview – Public Funds to Finance Congressional Campaigns, March 291977 8) Article for the Connecticut Small Business “Reporter”, April1977 9) Article for the Connecticut Business Journal, April 221977 10) U.S. News and World Report Interview on Public Campaign Finance, April 251977 11) Sioux Valley Electric – Coverage of Weicker’s Visit to South Dakota, May1977 12) Tennis Life Interview with Weicker, May1977 13) Article for the Children’s Express, May 121977 14) Pure-Bred Dogs American Kennel Gazette – Animal Welfare Amendments of 1976, July1977 15) Clean Air Legislation, July 4-81977 16) Highlights of Legislation, 95th Congress, August 22-261977 17) Op-ed in the Washington Post and the Washington Star on the Convention Center, September 26 1977 18) Small Business, November1977 19) Special to the Hartford Courant – Weicker’s Second Saturation Dive, December1977 20) New York Times Connecticut Section – Op-ed Regarding the 1980 Ambitions of Weicker1978 21) Article to ESPAC/News Forum Elementary School Principals’ Association of Connecticut on Education, January 311978 22) Op-ed for the Long Island Newsday on David Marston/Carter Affair, February 31978 23) Sport Diver – Weicker Article Regarding Ocean Resources, March 6 1978 24) Human Resources Outlook Report – Positive Business Environment, April1978 25) New England Outdoors – “The Undersea Future”, April1978 26) National Opinion Poll Magazine, August1978 27) Op-ed on Total Trade Embargo with Uganda – Christian Science Monitor, August 211978 28) Ambassador Article on Ocean Resources, November1978 29) Glassic – Weicker Visits the Glass Show, November-December 1978 30) Sea Technology – Fish Management, December 11978 31) Hanukkah Greetings, December 211984 32) “Defining Liberty for Handicapped Americans”, MaySub-series F – ClippingsChronological ClippingsBox 15411971 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – January-February1971 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – March-April1971 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1971 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1971 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1971 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1971 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1971 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1971 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 1971 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1972 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – January Box 15421972 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1972 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1972 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1972 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1972 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1972 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1972 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1972 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1972 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1972 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – November1972 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1973 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1973 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1973 14) [Clippings] – Chronological – JuneBox 15431973 1) [Clippings] – Chronological - October1973-1974 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 1973 – November 4, 19741974 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1974 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1974 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1974 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1974 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1974 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – June Box 15441974 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1974 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1974 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1974 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1974 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – NovemberBox 15451974 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1975 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 1-101975 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 11-241975 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 25-311975 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1975 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 1-20, Folder 1Box 15461975 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 1-20, Folder 21975 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 24-301975 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1975 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1975 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1975 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1975 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1975 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – SeptemberBox 1547 1975 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – October 1-181975 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – October 19-311975 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 1-81975 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 9-161975 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 17-301975 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 1-81975 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 9-191975 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 20-311976 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1976 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1976 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 1-19Box 15481976 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 20-311976 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1976 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 1-171976 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 18-241976 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 25-311976 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1976 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1976 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1976 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1976 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1976 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – November1976 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 1977 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – JanuaryBox 15491977 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1977 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – March-April1977 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1977 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – June-July1977 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – August-September1977 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – October-November1977 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 1-191977 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 20-311978 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – January-February1978 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1978 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1978 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1978 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – JuneBox 15501978 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1978 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1978 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1978 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – October-November1978 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1979 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1979 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – February 1979 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 1-121979 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 13-261979 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1979 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 1-15Box 15511979 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 16-311979 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1979 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1979 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – August 1979 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1979 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1979 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – November1979 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1980 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1980 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – FebruaryBox 15521980 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1980 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1980 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1980 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1980 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1980 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1980 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – September 1980 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1980 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – November1980 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1981 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1981 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1981 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1981 14) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 1-111981 15) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 12-181981 16) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 19-251981 17) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 26-301981 18) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 1-17Box 15531981 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 18-311981 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1981 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – June 29-July 51981 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 6-191981 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 20-261981 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 27-August 21981 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – August 3-231981 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – August 24-301981 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – August 31-September 61981 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – September 7-241981 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – September 28-October 41981 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – October 5-25 1981 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – October 26-November 11981 14) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 2-81981 15) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 9-151981 16) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 16-221981 17) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 23-291981 18) [Clippings] – Chronological – November 30-December 61981 19) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 7-27Box 15541981-1982 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – December 28, 1981-January 3, 19821982 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 4-101982 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 11-171982 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 18-241982 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – January 25-311982 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – February 1-71982 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – February 8-141982 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – February 15-281982 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 1-201982 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – March 21-311982 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 1-111982 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 12-301982 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 1-16Box 15551982 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 17-25 1982 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – May 26-311982 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – June 1-61982 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – June 7-131982 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – June 14-201982 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – June 21-271982 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – June 28-July 21982 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 3-111982 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 12-181982 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 19-25Box 15561982 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – July 26-311982 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – August, Folder 11982 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – August, Folder 21982 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – August, Folder 31982 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – September, Folder 11982 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – September, Folder 21982 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – October, Folder 1Box 15571982 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – October, Folder 21982 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – October, Folder 31982 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – November-December1983 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – January-December, Archived Clippings1983-1984 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – General, Folder 1 1983-1984 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – General, Folder 21983-1984 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – General, Folder 31984 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – January-SeptemberBox 15581984-1985 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – Lowell Weicker General – Political, December 1984-April 19851985 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – Lowell Weicker General – Political, May- December 19851984-1985 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – Local Papers, Connecticut Issues, October 1984, January-June 1985, August-November 19851985 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1985 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1985 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1985 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1985 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – MayBox 15591985 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – June-August1985 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1985 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1985 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – November1985 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1986 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1986 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1986 8) [Clippings] – Chronological – March1986 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – April 1986 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1986 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – JuneBox 15601986 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1986 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1986 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1986 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1986 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – November1986 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1987 7) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1987 8) [Clippings] – Chronological –June1987 9) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1987 10) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1987 11) [Clippings] – Chronological – September1987 12) [Clippings] – Chronological – October1987 13) [Clippings] – Chronological – NovemberBox 15611987 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – December1988 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – January1988 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – February1988 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – March, Folder 11988 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – March, Folder 2Box 1562 1988 1) [Clippings] – Chronological – April1988 2) [Clippings] – Chronological – May1988 3) [Clippings] – Chronological – June1988 4) [Clippings] – Chronological – July1988 5) [Clippings] – Chronological – August1988 6) [Clippings] – Chronological – OctoberAlphabetical Clippings1977-1978 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – A1987 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – AIDS – General Information1971 9) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Becker Polls – Lowell Weicker Approval Rating, October 51982-1983 10) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Boston Globe1977-1979 11) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – C1983 12) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Congressional Record – Lowell Weicker StatementsBox 15631984 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Congressional Record – Lowell Weicker Statements1987 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Connecticut Elections – 4th Congressional District – Shays versus Niedermeier1983-1984 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Connecticut Local Campaigns, 19831987 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Connecticut Politics – O’Neil, Balridge, Truglia1977 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Daily News Summaries, April-July1977 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Daily News Summaries, August-December1981 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Daily News Summaries, Volume 5, Folder 1 Box 15641981 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Daily News Summaries, Volume 5, Folder 21978 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – E1974-1975 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Disclosure of Bank Records1972-1975 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Elections1973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – End to Grant Announcements by Weicker’s Office 1974-1975 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Energy1972-1973 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Environment1973-1975 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Intelligence Oversight1973-1975 9) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Mandatory Gas Rationing1972-1975 10) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Miscellaneous1972-1975 11) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – News Media Source Bill1972 12) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Special Projects1974-1975 13) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Tax Return Privacy1974-1975 14) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Thomas Meskill Nomination to Second Circuit United States Court of Appeals1972-1975 15) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Transportation1975 16) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Vietnam-Aid to South Vietnam1973-1974 17) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Watergate – Miscellaneous1971-1975 18) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Editorials – Weicker and the Republican Party1987 19) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Environment, Pipelines, Power, SafetyBox 15651987 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Funding and Housing1979 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – G 1987 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – GOP – People, Issues, Miscellaneous1988 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Grove City, March 71977 5) [Clippings] – Alphabetical – Gubernatorial, 1978 1982 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Hartford Courant1977 7) [Clippings] – Alphabetical – Bert Lance Clips1972-1973 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Balance of Power1972 9) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Busing Legislation1972-1973 10) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Campaign Practices1973 11) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Congressional Reform1972-1973 12) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Congressional Spending1972-1973 13) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Consumer Affairs1972-1973 14) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Energy Crisis1972-1973 15) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Environment1972 16) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Government1972-1973 17) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Health and Aging1972 18) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Highway Trust Fund1972-1973 19) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Housing1972-1973 20) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Insurance1972 21) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Justice and Crime1972 22) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings- Labor Matters1972-1973 23) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Mass Transit – AmtrakBox 15661972-1973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Media1972 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – National Health Service 1973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – News Source Protection1972 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Problems of Red Tape1972-1973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings- Public Broadcasting1972 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Revenue Sharing1972 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – School Bus Safety1972 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – School Finance1972 9) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Small Business1972-1973 10) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Space and Aeronautics1972 11) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Tax Reform1971-1972 12) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Transportation1972 13) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Legislative Clippings – Volunteer Military1983-1985 14) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – John Lodge1987 15) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Miscellaneous Issues – Postal Service, Titanic, etc.1982 16) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – National Publications1982-1983 17) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – New York Times1981-1982 18) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Opponents – John Downey, Lowell Weicker Opponent1982 19) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Opponents – Alexander Haig1981 20) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Opponents – Henry Kissinger1982-1983 21) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Other – Daily1982-1984 22) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Other – Weekly1981-1984 23) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Out-of-State Newspapers1981-1982 24) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Out-of-State Publications1981-1982 25) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – PROPAC, Progressive Political Action Committee – Weicker Political 1977-1979 26) [Clippings] – Alphabetical – Republican Party1980 27) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Senator Weicker and Camille’s Clippings on Sonny, Circa April 141971 28) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Small Business1987 29) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Social Issues – Abortion, Disease, Mentally Handicapped1982-1983 30) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Wall Street Journal1982 31) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Washington Globe1982 32) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Washington PostBox 15671972 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June-July, Folder 11972 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June-July, Folder 21972 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – August-September, [August 1-27], Folder 11972 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – August-September, [August 28-September 5], Folder 21972 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – August-September, [September 6-17], Folder 31972 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – August-September, [September 18-30], Folder 41972 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – October-December, [October 1-17], Folder 1Box 15681972 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – October-December, [October 18-27], Folder 21972 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – October-December, [October 28-December 29], Folder 3 1973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – January-February, [January 1-17], Folder 11973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – January-February, [January 18-31], Folder 21973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – January-February, [February], Folder 31973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – March 1-31, Folder 1Box 15691973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – March 1-31, Folder 21973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – March 1-31, Folder 31973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – March 1-31, Folder 41973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 1-19, Folder 11973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 1-19, Folder 21973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 1-19, Folder 3Box 15701973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 20-27, Folder 11973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 20-27, Folder 21973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 20-27, Folder 31973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 20-27, Folder 41973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 28-30, Folder 11973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – April 28-30, Folder 2Box 15711973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 1-3, Folder 11973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 1-3, Folder 2 1973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 11973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 21973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 31973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 41973 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 51973 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 61973 9) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 4-10, Folder 7Box 15721973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 11973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 21973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 31973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 41973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 51973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 61973 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 10-16, Folder 71973 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 16-18, Folder 11973 9) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 16-18, Folder 21973 10) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 16-18, Folder 3Box 15731973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 19-21, Folder 11973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 19-21, Folder 21973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 19-21, Folder 31973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 22-26, Folder 1 1973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 22-26, Folder 21973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 22-26, Folder 3Box 15741973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 22-26, Folder 41973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 22-26, Folder 51973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 27-June 3, Folder 11973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 27-June 3, Folder 21973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – May 27-June 3, Folder 31973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 4-10, Folder 1Box 15751973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 4-10, Folder 21973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 4-10, Folder 31973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 4-10, Folder 41973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 4-10, Folder 51973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 4-10, Folder 61973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 11-121973 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 1Box 15761973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 21973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 31973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 4 1973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 51973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 61973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 13-22, Folder 7Box 15771973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 23-27, Folder 11973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 23-27, Folder 21973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 23-27, Folder 31973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 23-27, Folder 41973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 28-30, Folder 11973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 28-30, Folder 2Box 15781973 1) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – June 28-30, Folder 31973 2) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – July1973 3) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – August 1973 4) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – September1973 5) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – October1973 6) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – November1973 7) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Watergate Newspaper File – December1958 8) [Clippings] –Alphabetical – Weicker FamilySub-series G – Press ReleasesBox 1579Press Releases – Chronological by Month 1971 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – January1971 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – February1971 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – March1971 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – April1971 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – May1971 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – June1971 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – July1971 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – August1971 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – September1971 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – October1971 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – November1971 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – December1972 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – September1972 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – October 1972 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – November1972 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – December1973 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – January1973 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – February1973 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – July1973 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – September1973 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – October1973 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – November1973 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – DecemberPress Releases – Chronological1971 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Victory Dinner, Greenwich, Connecticut, January 51971 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Victory Dinner – J. Glenn Beall, Greenwich, Connecticut, January 7 1971 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Victory Dinner – Robert A. Taft, Jr., Greenwich, Connecticut, January 81971 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Victory Dinner, Greenwich, Connecticut, January 101971 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Chicken-in-the-Basket Dinner, Greenwich, Connecticut, January 121971 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cocktail Party and Black Tie Dinner, Washington, DC, January 181971 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bill for the Human Treatment of Animals Transported by Airlines, January 251971 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – 1972 American Institute of Foreign Study Scholarship, January 261971 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Meat Inspection to be Equal to Federal, January 261971 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointment of Weicker Office Staff, January 281971 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senator Weicker Appointed to Three Major Senate Committees, January 281971 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Eighteen Year Old Voting Amendment, January 291971 36) [Press Release] – Chronological – Connecticut Area Staff Coordinators Selected for Weicker Senate Office, February 11971 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United States Space Program, February 5 1971 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bill for Human Treatment of Animals Transported by Airlines, February 81971 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Dinner, Republican Committee, Olean, New York, February 91971 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Revenue Sharing Legislation, February 10 1971 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Legislature’s Joint Committee on Government Administration and Policy Public Hearing – Lowering of the Voting Age to Eighteen, February 241971 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Congressional Intern Program, February 261971 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Constitutional Amendment – Lowering the Voting Age to Eighteen, February 261971 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Constitutional Amendment – Lowering the Voting Age to Eighteen, March 101971 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Protect Wild Horses and Burros, March 121971 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Vote for a Social Security Benefit Increase, March 121971 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Scholarship to the 1971 American Institute of Foreign Study Summer Program, March 151971 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker’s Office Locations and Staff, March 16 1971 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker’s “Circuit” Office Sessions, March 171971 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of United State Senate Page Openings with Weicker’s Senate Office, March 191971 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of the Washington Summer Intern Scholarship with Connecticut’s Republican Congressional Delegation, March 191971 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – War Powers – Presidential Use, April 51971 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Documentary Film of Apollo 14 Moon Mission Available for Showing, April 191971 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – American Institute for Foreign Studies Scholarship Awarded to Margaret Kelly, May 3 1971 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speaks at the American Management Association Packaging Conference, Chicago, Illinois, May 41971 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Filibuster – United States Government Guaranteed Loans to Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, May 161971 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Grassy Hill School – First Graders Urge Senator Weicker to Protect Wild Horses and Prevent Clubbing of Seals, May 171971 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Accepts Nomination Applications to the United States Service and Military Academies, May 201971 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appoints Michael W. Connolly as a Senate Page, May 261971 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Compulsory National Military Service Legislation, June 31971 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Start of the Connecticut Congressional Summer Intern Program, June 91971 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Bill to Purchase High- Speed Rail Passenger Equipment and Boost Intercity Railroad Service, June 101971 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Interns Arrival in Washington, DC, June 151971 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Pleas for Contributions to Rippowam High School Stage Band’s European Concert Tour Fund, June 171971 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speaks to the New Haven Jewish Community Council – Calls for Allowing Soviet Jews to Enter the United States, June 171971 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Protest Against the Soviet Union/Inhumane Treatment of Soviet Jews, June 18Box 15801971 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program – Third Week, June 221971 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Use of Recycled Materials for Federal Agencies Procurement, June 231971 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program Begins, June 24 1971 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Use of Space Tools to Monitor and Protect the Environment, June 281971 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program Events, June 281971 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – National Aeronautics and Space Administration Use of Sensors on Aircraft and Satellites to Detect Causes of Air and Water Pollution, June 291971 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program Events, June 301971 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Encourage Contributions to the Rippowam State Band’s European Concert Tour Fund, July 11971 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program – Fifth Week, July 21971 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Create a Conquest of Cancer Agency – Development of a National Plan to Attack Cancer, July71971 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appoints John L. Murphy, Jr. as Assistant Administrator, July 71971 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speaks to Forty-one Summer Interns, July 71971 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program – Sixth Week, July 91971 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – New Haven Housing and Urban Development Program, July 121971 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program – Fifth Week, July 131971 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Boy Scout Troop 172, Stratford, Connecticut – Washington, DC Visit – Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, July 141971 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Congressional Summer Interns Learn About Workings of Congress, July 141971 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Override Vote to the Public Works Bill, July 141971 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Approval of President Nixon’s Decision to Visit Red China, July 16 1971 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Neighborhood Youth Corps Projects in Connecticut, July 16 1971 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program – Seventh Week, July 221971 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Danielson Area Designated as a Title 1 Area Under the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965, July 231971 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker and John Murphy Review Legislative Matters, July 231971 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Youth Sports Program – Colleges to Provide Sports Programs for Inner-City Youth, July 261971 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Meets with John Hibbard – National Future Farmers of America Programs, July 261971 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to the Disaster Relief Act – High Unemployment Rate Alleviation, August 21971 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program – Sixth Week, August 31971 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Resolution to Declare the Last Week of September “National Dog Week”, August 61971 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Emergency Employment Act – Connecticut Unemployment, August 101971 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ritch Family Visits Senator Weicker in Washington, DC, August 101971 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program Ends its Nine Week Run, August 101971 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Meriden Senior Citizens Outing, August 121971 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Aid to Education Programs in Connecticut, August 131971 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Participate in Dedication of Prospect Towers Elderly Citizens Housing Project, Waterbury, Connecticut, August 261971 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Declares the Connecticut Congressional Summer Intern Program a Success, September 21971 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Resume “Circuit” Office Tour on September 24, September 16 1971 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Attend the Dedication Services of the Mount Olive Baptist Church Community and Day Care Center, September 171971 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Proclaim May 6, 1972 as “Clean Up America Day”, September 201971 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Clean Up America Day” – Weicker Co- sponsors Bill, September 261971 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Funding Increase for the Small Business Administration, September 271971 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Radio and Television Spot – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in Clinton on October 4th, September 28-October 41971 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Bridgeport Housing Project for Elderly Approved, October 51971 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Navy to Name a New Destroyer Escort after Thomas Hart, October 81971 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Radio and Television Spot – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in Watertown on October 18th, October 11-181971 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Middle East – Weicker Urges the United States to Beef-Up Israeli Air Defense, October 151971 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposes that the United States Enter Into a Treaty with Israel, October 181971 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1971 – Weicker Supports Bill, October 201971 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Buildings Act – Weicker Amendment Accepted by the Public Works Committee, October 211971 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Funding of Amtrak at Commerce Committee Hearings, October 261971 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Discusses the United Nations Ousting of Nationalist China, October 281971 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Buildings Act, November 11971 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Radio and Television Spot – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in Danielson on November 8, November 2-8 1971 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the President to Cancel the Amchitka Island Underground Nuclear Test, November 41971 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mass Transit – Senators Ask President Nixon for Speedy Allocation of Funds, November 71971 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Veterans Administration – Toll Free Line to Connecticut Regional Office, November 91971 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Unemployment Compensation – Weicker Co-sponsors Twenty-Six Week Extension, November 111971 57) [Press Releases] – Foreign Military Aid – Difficulty Passing Through Congress, November 151971 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Radio and Television Spot – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in Middletown on November 22, November 16-221971 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Striking of Alcohol Excise Tax Allocations to Highway Trust Fund, November 161971 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – William E. MacKay’s Appointment as Weicker’s Special Assistant, November 191971 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Opposition to an Amendment to the Tax Bill/Taxpayers One Dollar Contribution to a Political Campaign Fund, November 221971 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposes Funding Increase for Amtrak, November 231971 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Presidential Campaign Funding – Weicker Amendment Delays Public Campaign Funding Until 1973, December 11971 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposes Funding Increase for the Small Business Administration, December 31971 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Approval of the Appointment of Philip Sanchez as the Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, December 31971 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Delay of the Campaign Funding Plan Until January 1, 1973, December 31971 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Radio and Television Spot – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in West Haven on December 6, November 30-December 61971 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Economic Development Administration – Weicker Seeks Public Works Funds for Connecticut, December 7 1971 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United States Youth Program – Connecticut Delegates Chosen, December 81971 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Support for Sickle Cell Anemia Legislation, December 81971 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Radio and Television Spot – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in Naugatuck on December 21, December 14-211971 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sikorsky CH-53 Helicopter Funding, December 151971 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Press Conference in Hartford Scheduled for December 21, December 161971 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Unemployment Compensation – Weicker Urges Thirteen Week Extension, December 231971 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Unemployment Compensation – Weicker Hails Thirteen Week Extension, December 291971 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Unemployment Compensation – H.R. 6065 – Weicker Hails Thirteen Week Extension, December 301971 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – U.S. Service Academies – Weicker Nominates Candidates, December 301972 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Proposal to Name the First SSN 688 Class Submarine Groton, January 41972 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Aeronautics and Space Administration to Award Contracts to Companies in High Unemployment Areas, January 141972 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Higher Blue Shield Benefits for Connecticut Federal Employees, January 191972 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Broaden the Use of the Highway Trust Fund, January 191972 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Nonpartisan Support of Governor Meskill’s Efforts to Manage Connecticut’s Fiscal Problems, January 251972 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Federal Government to Finance Ninety Per Cent of Mass Transit Construction, January 271972 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests an Explanation of the New Department of Housing and Urban Development Rules Governing Housing Projects, January 30 1972 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Resolution Asserting the Senate’s Role in Approving Agreements with Foreign Nations, January 311972 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Calling for One Transportation Trust Fund, February 21972 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Recognition of Bangladesh, February 31972 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation Trust Fund/Nationwide Transportation System, February 31972 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – TRANSPACK – Transportation Legislative Package – Nationwide Transportation System, February 51972 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Speak at Two Lincoln Day Dinners in Eastern Connecticut, February 71972 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Press Advisory – Democratic National Convention Daily Press Credentials, February 91972 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Expresses Opinions on a United States Silent Majority, February 111972 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mass Transit Bill – Weicker Amendment Accepted by Housing and Urban Subcommittee, February 171972 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for Research into Sudden Infant Deaths, February 171972 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointment of Weicker to the Senate Committee on Commerce, February 221972 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appointment to the Select Committee on Small Business, February 231972 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Assigned to Six Subcommittees of the Senate Committee on Commerce, February 231972 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Page Applications Accepted, February 241972 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Circuit Office to be Set Up in West Hartford February 28, February 24Box 1581 1972 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Protect the Nation from Transportation Labor-Management Disputes, February 241972 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sierra Club Speech – Seek Broader Solutions to Environmental Problems, February 251972 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Connecticut Companies to Seek Contract for the Development of the Space Shuttle, February 281972 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Assigned to Six Subcommittees of the Senate Committee on Commerce, February 281972 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – President Nixon’s Latest Peace Offer, March 11972 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Providing Funds for Ailing Mass Transit Systems, March 21972 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s “Traveling” Office in New Haven on March 17, March 13-171972 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Nominated to the Board of Visitors of the United States Coast Guard Academy, New London, Connecticut, March 131972 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Highway Trust Fund to be Used to Support Urban Mass Transit Programs, March 141972 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United States and Soviet Space Programs, March 141972 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – School Integration and Busing, March 161972 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Proposed Response to Nixon’s School Busing Speech, March 211972 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program, March 301972 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United States Military and Service Academies Applications, April 71972 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Opposition to Oil Drilling off the United States East Coast, April 71972 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to Add Funds to the National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak), April 12 1972 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointment of Dan Sullivan as an Assistant to Weicker, April 131972 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Host the Hearings of the National Commission on Highway Beautification, Meriden, Connecticut, April 17, April 131972 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Clifford Johnson Selected as the Connecticut Winner of the American Institute for Foreign Study Scholarship, April 14 1972 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amtrak – Weicker Amendment, April 191972 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Coast Guard – Study of Marine Traffic Control Requirements in Long Island Sound, April 261972 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amtrak Amendment, April 271972 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Attempts to Block the United States Purchase of Luxury Liners, May 31972 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Meeting to Discuss Legislation to Aid the Ball Bearing Industry, May 81972 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Testify before the Roads Subcommittee – Mass Transit – Highway Trust Fund Proposal, May 101972 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, May 181972 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Apollo 16 Astronauts Connecticut Visit, May 191972 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funding for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Research, May 261972 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amtrak Funding, May 281972 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Astronauts Visit Connecticut, June 11972 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Female Page Appointment from Connecticut, June 11972 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, June 11972 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Emergency Unemployment Act Extension, June 51972 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Richard Kleindienst Confirmation as Attorney General of the United States, June 9 1972 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Southbury Training School – Americans for Children’s Relief, Mr. and Mrs. Weicker, June 111972 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Elected to the Board of Trustees of the National Foundation for Sudden Infant Death, June 121972 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, June 151972 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on a Speech by Yale President, Kingman Brewster, June 151972 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement – A. Searle Field, Legislative Assistant to Weicker, June 161972 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Veterans Apathy Toward Joining Veterans’ Organizations, June 171972 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – George Aiken, Weicker Letter to Roger Lewis, President of Amtrak, June 221972 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, Second Week, June 221972 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rail Performance – Federal Aid for Rail Repairs, June 231972 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Provide Federal Funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, June 231972 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, June 281972 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release – Announcing New London Interns, July 11972 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, Third Week – Intern Activities, Names, July 51972 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release, July 121972 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Comment on the Negative Vote on the Dominic Amendment to the Minimum Wage Bill, July 141972 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Veterans – Contributions and Leadership in Solving United States Domestic Problems, July 141972 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bernie Yudain Appointed as Weicker’s Director of Communications, July 19 1972 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Edward Kennedy/Weicker Amendment – Transportation, July 201972 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Leland Schwartz – Appointment as Press Secretary, July 201972 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Aeronautics and Space Administration Environment Satellite Launch, July 211972 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Thomas Eagleton Release, July 251972 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Revenue Sharing – Weicker Testifies before the Senate Finance Committee, July 271972 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Position on the Trident Program, July 271972 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Dolphin Bill – Marine Mammals Protection Act, August 31972 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Freight Rates for Recyclable Materials, August 41972 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Congressional Baseball Game, August 81972 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – No-Fault Insurance Bill, August 81972 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Release – Activities for the Sixth Week, August 91972 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Republican Platform Committee – Single Transportation Trust Fund, August 161972 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Red Cross Blood Drive, August 28, Stratford Motor Hotel, August 251972 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Campaign Schedule – Republican Ticket – Presidential Election, August 301972 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Jewish New Year Greeting, September 11972 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation – Highway Trust Fund/Mass Transit, September 61972 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation – Amendment to the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1972, September 7 1972 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Endorses Edgar Heiskell, Republican Candidate for Connecticut Secretary of State, September 81972 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on George McGovern’s Campaign, September 171972 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation – Highway Trust Fund/Mass Transit, September 191972 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation Vote – Weicker Comment, September 191972 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Everett Vreeland Appointed to the National Horse Industry Advisory Committee, September 211972 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – George McGovern Removes his Name as a Sponsor of the Diethylstilbesterol (DES) Legislation – Weicker Comments, September 211972 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological –New York Television News Coverage of Connecticut, September 221972 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Busing – Law Professors Oppose Anti- Busing Bill, September 291972 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on George McGovern’s Amnesty Position, October 41972 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Supplemental Appropriations for Amtrak, October 71972 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Selfishness – Weicker Comments that the United States is Suffering from “a National Selfishness Rather than a National Caring”, October 71972 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Eulogy for Prescott S. Bush, October 101972 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Ribicoff Urges New York Television Stations to Cover Connecticut News, October 161972 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of a Grant to Connecticut to Upgrade Commuter Rail Service, October 161972 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public House Legislation, October 191972 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on Jackie Robinson’s Death, October 24 1972 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Honesty – Public’s Cynicism/Politician’s Cynicism, October 251972 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Control Campaign Contributions, October 26Box 15821972 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the McGovern Campaign, October 291972 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Encourages Election of Republican Members to Congress and the Connecticut General Assembly, October 311972 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Campaigns for Connecticut Republican Candidates, November 21972 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – 1972 Political Endorsements, November 71972 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Encourages the Connecticut Automotive Trades Association to Renounce the Highway Lobby, November 91972 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the Committee to Re-Elect the President, November 171972 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation – Proposal of a Superspeed Rail Line, November 211972 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Channuka – Weicker Comments on the Festival of Lights, November 221972 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Thanksgiving Message, November 231972 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the Food and Drug Administration to Investigate Lead in Infant Milk Formula, December 21972 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the Last Apollo Mission and the United States Space Program, December 61972 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – News Media Source Protection Act, December 121972 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Schedule – Christmas Visits, December 19 1972 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Welcomes Home the Apollo 17 Astronauts, December 191972 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Jailing of Los Angeles Times Bureau Chief, John Lawrence and the News Media Source Protection Act, December 201972 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointment of Ernest Miller to the Office of Economic Opportunity’s Private Resources Advisory Committee, December 261972 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the Death of Harry Truman, December 261973 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Vietnam, January 41973 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Media News Source Protection, January 81973 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Aeronautics and Space Administration Budget Cuts, January 91973 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Humane Treatment of Animals on Aircraft – “Animal Bill”, January 151973 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program, January 151973 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Banking Committee Assignment, January 161973 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Military Academy Nominees, January 181973 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Death of Lyndon Baines Johnson, January 231973 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to Nixon’s Announcement on Vietnam, January 241973 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests an Investigation of the Air Force Award to Fairchild Industries, Incorporated, January 241973 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – A-X Contract Investigation, January 271973 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Highway Trust Fund Bill, January 311973 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on “First Tuesday”, NBC-TV, February 11973 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Wheat Tax Bill, February 1 1973 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker and Senator Hartke High Speed Rail Corridor Bill, February 51973 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker, Vice Chairman, National Republican Senatorial Committee, February 51973 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Gil Lebovitz’s Appointment to Weicker’s Connecticut Field Staff, February 61973 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – H. William Shure and Peter Dorsey – Appointments to Weicker’s Connecticut Field Staff, February 61973 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Jack T. Taintor and Peter DeStephano – Appointments to Weicker’s Connecticut Field Staff, February 61973 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – June Mitchell’s Appointment to Weicker’s Connecticut Field Staff, February 61973 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Thomas P. Lasky’s Appointment to Weicker’s Connecticut Field Staff, February 61973 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Appointment to the Watergate Senate Select Committee, February 81973 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – School Bus Safety, February 81973 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s High School Program – Weekly Telephone Interview Sessions with Connecticut Junior and High School Classes, February 161973 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Page Application Acceptance Announcement, February 211973 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Savings and Loan Associations Housing Investment Program, February 221973 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Newsman’s Shield Bill – News Media Source Protection Act, February 221973 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Aviation Administration Safety Pin Award, Week of February 25, March 31973 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Citizens, February 261973 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Senior Citizen Interns, February 261973 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Interstate Railroad System, February 271973 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Oil Import Quota, February 27 1973 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Railroad Rights-of-Way, February 271973 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cosponsor of Legislation to Abolish the Mandatory Oil Import Quota System, February 281973 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – L. Patrick Gray Nomination to be Permanent Federal Bureau of Investigation Director, February 281973 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bread Tax Repeal, March 21973 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Release, March 21973 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cable Television – “Window on Washington”, March 51973 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Skylab, March 61973 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Discontinuing Grant Announcements, March 81973 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Hospital Bill – Repayment of Medicare Advancements, March 91973 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Release – Civics Project for the Elderly, March 91973 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Bridgeport Office Consolidation and Installation of Telephone Line, March 111973 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – H. William Shure Appointment, March 121973 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Campaign Practices – Finance Reform Legislation, March 121973 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Highway Trust Fund Use for Mass Transit Systems, March 141973 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Bridgeport Office Consolidation, March 151973 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rye-Oyster Bay Bridge – Long Island Sound, March 151973 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – Weicker’s Comments to Reporters Concerning President Nixon’s Use of Executive Privilege, March 151973 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – USS Groton, March 16 1973 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Senator Birch Bayh-Weicker Bread Tax Repeal, March 191973 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Wheat Tax Bill, March 191973 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – L. Patrick Gray’s Nomination as Permanent Federal Bureau of Investigation Director, March 201973 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – Subpoenas for Federal Bureau of Investigation Files, March 201973 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – William Wickens Available to Assist in the Watergate Investigation, March 261973 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut In-Washington Summer Intern Program, March 291973 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Vocational Rehabilitation Bill – Weicker’s Vote to Override the President’s Veto, April 31973 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Lobster Bill – Lobster Conservation and Control Act of 1973, April 101973 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Election Campaign Reform Act, April 111973 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 Amendment, April 271973 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ball Bearing Industry – Trade Reform Legislation, May 11973 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Proposing a United States Fire Administration, May 91973 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Service Academy Openings, May 111973 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Magnuson Proposed Legislation to Establish a United States Fire Administration, May 111973 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Page Appointments, May 151973 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Housing – Federal Banks Allowed to Invest in State Housing Corporations, May 221973 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Hospital Bill – Medicare Repayment Extension, May 31 1973 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Release of Weicker Statement on the Impact of the Watergate Senate Committee, June 51973 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Wheat Tax Bill – Repeal of the Bread Tax, June 61973 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Virginia Gable – Connecticut Recipient of the American Institute for Foreign Study Scholarship, AIFS, June 71973 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Release of Weicker Statement on the Release of Defendants Due to the Watergate Senate Committee Hearing, June 121973 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Robert Morris Nomination to be a Member of the Federal Power Commission, June 151973 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – Leonid Brezhnev’s Visit/Continuation of the Watergate Committee Hearings, June 181973 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Discontinue Plans for the Rye-Oyster Bay Bridge, June 201973 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Eagleton/Weicker Amendment – Alaskan Pipeline Rights-of-Way, July 13Box 15831973 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Alaskan Pipeline, July 161973 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – William Brewer Confirmation as the Ambassador to Sudan, July 191973 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Highway Conference Abolishes the Highway Trust Fund, July 201973 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – War Powers Act, July 201973 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Campaign Practices, July 241973 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – White House Support of Democratic Senate and House Candidates in the 1972 Election, July 241973 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Election Campaign Act of 1973, July 301973 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for the Construction of a Veterans’ Hospital in Farmington, Connecticut, August 7 1973 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker Press Conference, August 291973 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Governor Raymond Baldwin’s 80th Birthday, September 81973 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Railroad Nationalization Legislation, September 101973 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Telelectures Schedule, September 141973 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Gasoline Retailer – Cost of Living Council Phase Four Fuel Regulations, September 171973 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ball Bearings – Increased Tariff Duties on Ball Bearing Imports, September 181973 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Pension Reform Legislation, September 191973 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on the Billy Jean King-Bobby Riggs Tennis Match, September 191973 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Telelectures Schedule Change, September 191973 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Encouragement of Full Funding for the Trident Submarine Program, September 201973 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Space Week, September 201973 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Trident Submarine Program, September 201973 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Vote Against Henry Kissinger’s Nomination for Secretary of State, September 211973 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Schedule, September 261973 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – WCBS and WNBC Specials – “Hartford: Eye on Weicker and Watergate”, September 261973 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Full Funding for Development of the Trident Submarine Program, September 27 1973 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Animal Bill – Humane Treatment of Animals in Air Transit, September 281973 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ball Bearings – President Nixon’s Return of the United States Tariff Commission’s Report, September 281973 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Domestic versus Foreign Agricultural Markets, October 21973 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Congressional Conference on the Constitutional Question: The Role of the Courts, October 31973 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sponsor “The Constitutional Questions— The Congress, the Executive Branch and Now the Courts,”, October 31973 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Father Theodore Hesburgh’s Testimony, Special to The Catholic Transcript, October 151973 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – Special Prosecutor Legislation, October 251973 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Media – Education and a Free Press, October 261973 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Establish a National Fire Prevention and Control (FIREPAC) Program, November 21973 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Solar Energy Legislation, November 71973 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Reply to the Associated Press – Nixon Resignation/Impeachment, November 81973 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Abolish the Office of Telecommunications Policy, November 91973 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Watergate Committee’s Request for a Meeting with President Nixon, November 131973 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy – Develop and Implement a Regional Fuel Allocation Plan, November 151973 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/William F. Buckley Yale University Debate, November 26, 1973, November 191973 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Julia Robbins and Laura Woodberry, The Madeira School Congressional Program, November 19 1973 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Retraction – Bridgeport Post and the Connecticut Sunday Herald, November 201973 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – John F. Kennedy – Weicker Response to Questions from the New Haven Journal Courier, November 211973 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Citizens – Telelectures, November 281973 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Arab Oil Embargo, November 301973 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to the Rail Services Act of 1973 – Nationalizing Rail Passenger Service, December 111973 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nationalizing Rail Passenger Service, December 121973 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Passage of the Lobster Conservation and Control Act of 1973, December 181973 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy – Amendment to the Federal Emergency Administration Act, December 191973 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to the Revised Housing Act of 1973, December 191973 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Spanish Language Index of Federal Consumer Publications, December 271974 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nixon Signs the Lobster Bill, January 41974 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Schedule, January 7-12, 1974, January 41974 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Block the Proposed Elimination of At-Grade Railroad Crossing in New London, January 181974 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Television Appearances, January 181974 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Administration Funds Distributed for Damage to Property Resulting from the Ice Storm of December 1973, January 251974 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Passage of the Emergency Energy Bill, January 29 1974 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Second Annual Program for Senior Interns, January 291974 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cost of Living Council – Petrochemical Industry Price Controls, January 301974 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legal Services Corporation Act Filibuster Cut Off, January 301974 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Telelectures Schedule, February-March, January 311974 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act of 1974 – Report Number 93-847, H.R. 11864, February 41974 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – University of Virginia Appearance – Rule of Law, February 51974 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Housing – Relocation of Families Displaced by Urban Renewal Projects, February 71974 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Gas Reallocation Decision, February 101974 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Gas Rationing Plan, February 141974 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Military Academy Nominations, February 151974 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy – Federal Energy Office/Connecticut Retailers, February 191974 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Grievances of Connecticut’s Gas Dealers, February 191974 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Applications Accepted for Senate Page Appointments, February 221974 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – William Simon Letter – Explore Gas Rationing Plans, February 241974 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Reintroduction of Gas Rationing Legislation, February 251974 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Telelectures Rescheduling, March 61974 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Youth Encouraged to Participate in the Environmental Merit Awards Program, March 8 1974 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to Thomas Meskill’s Decision Not to Seek Reelection, March 111974 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Statement on the Lack of Affordable Housing, March 111974 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – B.F. Goodrich-Shelton and Derby, Connecticut – Retain Cellular Products Plant, March 141974 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Citizens Intern Program, March 181974 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Religious Voluntary Agency Assistance Programs, March 221974 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Campaign Reform Legislation, March 261974 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy Legislation – Mandatory Allocation of Plastic Feedstocks, March 261974 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate – Political Spying Revealed, April 71974 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Railway Derailment Legislation, April 101974 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speaking Schedule – Series of Seven Watergate Related Speeches, April 14Box 15841974 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Youth and Senior Citizens – Telelectures, April 241974 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule – American University College of Public Affairs Graduation Ceremony, May 91974 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cemetery Bill – Proposed National Veterans’ Cemetery in Connecticut, May 91974 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Northeast Rail Reorganization Plan, May 131974 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule, May 17-19, 1974, May 141974 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Call” Bill – Congressional Advisory Legislative Line, May 20 1974 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Page Appointments, May 241974 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule, May 31-June 2, 1974, May 281974 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Informational Briefing on the Program to Restructure the Railroads in Connecticut, June 31974 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Shepaug River Bill – Protection from Commercial Development and Pollution, June 101974 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Interns, June 121974 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of the Fourth Summer Intern Program, June 141974 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Excise Tax on State Lottery Revenues, June 141974 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Recommendation of Peter Dorsey to be United States Attorney for Connecticut, June 201974 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Protect the Shepaug River, June 201974 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Test Ban Treaty, June 251974 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Claude Hasson, Special Assistant for Senior Citizen Affairs, July 21974 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Scott Memhard, Internship on Weicker’s Staff, July 101974 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Steve Moore, Volunteer in Weicker’s Connecticut Office, July 111974 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Transportation – United Aircraft/Turbo- Trains, July 111974 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Summer Intern Program, July 181974 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment Prohibiting White House Staff Access to Internal Revenue Service Tax Returns, July 181974 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Foreign Landing Fees for United States Airlines, July 22 1974 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Release of Statement on Privacy of Bank Records, July 311974 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Lisa Halloran, Senate Page Appointment, August 61974 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Timothy Keeney, Legislative Aid in Weicker’s Washington Office, August 81974 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to Nixon’s Resignation, August 81974 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to Ford Presidential Inaugural Address, August 91974 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act of 1974, August 121974 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Robert Ziegler’s Appointment to the Marine Petroleum and Minerals Advisory Committee, August 151974 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to the Naming of Rockefeller as Vice President Designate, August 201974 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Joseph Montoya Bill – Tax Return Confidentiality, August 211974 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Congressman Jerry Litton Legislation – Internal Revenue Service, August 231974 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cargo Preference Bill – Energy Transportation Security Act, September 51974 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ed Stone, Junior Intern, September 91974 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy – Fifty-five Miles-Per-Hour Speed Limit, September 111974 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Protect the Confidentiality of Tax Returns, September 111974 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Improvement of Korean Lepers Living Conditions, September 171974 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Baker Legislation to Create a Joint Congressional Oversight Committee to Police the United States Intelligence Community, September 19 1974 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Litton Reaction to a Presidential Executive Order Limiting White House Access to Income Tax Returns, September 201974 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Bicentennial Minutes”, September 211974 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Financial Disclosure – Federal Officials Annual Statements of Net Worth, September 301974 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Opening, October 11974 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Dictaphone Corporation, Investigation of the Attempted Canadian Takeover, October 31974 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Prohibiting Interstate Transportation of Dogs for Fighting, October 41974 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Econergy – Reduction of the United States’ Reliance on Imported Oil, October 41974 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Time Extension for Public Hearings on the Northeast Rail Reorganization Plan, October 71974 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Requiring Construction of Housing in Urban Renewal Areas, October 221974 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Telelectures Schedule, October 30- December 12, 1974, October 221974 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule – Wesleyan Keynote Speaker, Two Day Seminar, October 291974 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reply to General George S. Brown’s Statement – For the Connecticut Jewish Ledger, November 18 1974 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funds for State Housing Finance Agencies, November 181974 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funding Levels for Urban Transit Agencies, November 191974 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bar the Dissemination of Identifiable Tax Return to the United States Census Bureau, November 211974 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Net Worth Disclosure, November 211974 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sugar Prices, November 23 1974 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sugar Prices Subsidy, November 251974 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – In-O-Ven – Oil Refinery Construction, November 261974 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Anti-Defamation League Public Service Award, December 11974 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Israel, December 61974 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Los Angeles Release – Arab Oil Embargo, December 91974 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Two Hundred Mile Limit – Extension of the United States Fishery Management Zone, December 121974 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Tax Return Audits, December 121974 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Reduction of Oil Imports, December 141974 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Statement on the Delay in the Confirmation of Governor Meskill as a Federal Judge, December 161974 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Confirmation of Peter Dorsey as United States Attorney for Connecticut, December 181974 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funds for Emergency Public Service Jobs, December 191974 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “It’s Academic” – Congressional Team to Compete on the Television Show, December 221974 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – NPACT Program – National Public Affairs Center for Television – “The 93rd Congress: Restoring the Balance”, December 221974 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Intelligence Oversight, December 231974 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Food Stamp Program – Weicker’s Opposition to Proposed Regulation Change, December 241974 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Decision to Remain in the Republican Party or Become an Independent, December 311975 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Watergate Trial Verdict, January 11975 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Senior Citizen Intern Program, January 2 1975 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Decision – Remain in the Republican Party or Become an Independent, January 31975 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Creating a Joint Congressional Committee on Intelligence, January 81975 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Telelecture Schedule, January-March, 1975, January 81975 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Judge Sirica’s Order of Release, January 81975 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Reintroduction of Legislation to Prevent the Political Abuse of the Internal Revenue Service, January 101975 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Prevent the Internal Revenue Service from Becoming an Administration Political Tool, January 111975 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Ford’s Economic Speech, January 141975 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Prevent the Increase in the Cost of Food Stamps, January 151975 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Ford’s State of the Union Address, January 151975 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Legislation to Require Federal Officials to File Annual Statements of New Worth, January 171975 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation on Internal Revenue Service Reform, January 181975 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker’s Assignment to Two Senate Committees, January 221975 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Create a Nationwide Gasoline Rationing Program, January 221975 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Provide Emergency Aid for Rail-Dependent Areas, January 301975 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Nominations for United States Military Academies, January 311975 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Appointment to the Senate Committee on Small Business, January 31 Box 15851975 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Gas Rationing Proposal, February 31975 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Preventing an Increase in the Cost of Food Stamps, February 71975 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Preserve the Housatonic River, February 131975 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy Crisis and Imported Oil Dependency, February 191975 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Penn Central Legislation Delay, February 211975 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Declaration to Congress – Complete Action on Vitally Needed Legislation, February 241975 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposal for the United States Government to Take Over and Rehabilitate Tracks and Roadbeds of the Nation’s Rail System, February 251975 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appointed to the Subcommittee on Oil and Gas Production and Distribution, February 261975 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes Leaders for not Solving the Economy-Energy Crisis, February 281975 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation for Increased Antitrust Enforcement, March 31975 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Telelecture Schedule, March-May, 1975, March 51975 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fred Mann Named Press Secretary to Weicker, March 71975 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Create a Non-Profit Corporation to Modernize Rail Tracks and Roadbeds, March 111975 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Schedule, March 15, 1975, March 121975 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Acceptance of Senate Page Applications, March 13 1975 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Help Relieve the Tax Burden of Small Businesses, March 141975 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Americans Distrust of Political and Business Institutions, March 151975 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Program for Passenger Rail Service, March 171975 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Legislation to Stimulate Housing and Grant Tax Relief to American with Savings Accounts, March 191975 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Authorizing the General Services Administration to Rent Computer Equipment Through Multiyear Leases, March 201975 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Disagrees with the Tax Refund Provision of the Emergency Tax Cut Bill, March 201975 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Senior Citizens Intern Program, March 201975 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Abolish the Highway Trust Fund, March 211975 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Meskill Nomination, March 211975 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Deal with Unemployment and Railroads, March 241975 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Opposition to the Extension of Military Aid to Southeast Asian Countries, March 271975 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Senior Citizens Intern Program, March 271975 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Second Conference on the Problems of Small Businesses, March 281975 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Balanced National Transportation System, April 31975 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Grant American Citizenship to a Yugoslavian Couple, April 71975 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Establish a Gas Rationing System, April 10 1975 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the Death of John Bailey, April 101975 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to end the Political Abuse of the United States Tax System, April 131975 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Clarify Government Spending Practices, April 141975 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Allow for the Sale and Transportation of Scrimshaw, April 151975 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Provide for Short-Term Energy Relief, April 171975 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Requiring Newly Constructed Federal Buildings to have Windows that Open and Close, April 251975 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Request that the Environmental Protection Agency Provide a Report to Simsbury, Connecticut Officials, April 271975 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Protect the Privacy of Tax Returns, April 281975 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appointed to the National Study Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials, May 21975 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Names Jane Palker as a Coordinator for the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, May 21975 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Commencement Address Schedule, May 31975 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – University of Georgia – Weicker Challenges Americans to Adhere to the Constitution, May 41975 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Introduction of Comprehensive Utility Rate Reform Legislation, May 61975 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Appear on “It’s Academic”, May 61975 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Criticism of the Administration’s Middle East Policy Shift, May 81975 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Investigation of Military Competition in Procurement, May 8 1975 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Criticism of President Ford’s Executive Order to Release Tax Returns to the Government Operations Committee, May 141975 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the United States Bombing of Cambodian Ships, May 141975 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Names Bob Santy as a Coordinator for the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, May 151975 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Names James Colihan as a Coordinator for the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, May 151975 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Names Patricia McLean as a Coordinator for the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, May 151975 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Names Ron Lefrancois as a Coordinator for the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, May 151975 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to United States Military Action to Retake the Mayaguez, May 161975 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Amend the Civil Rights Act of 1964 – Job Discrimination Against the Physically Handicapped, May 171975 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Commencement Address Schedule for June, 1975, May 171975 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Americans to Look at Growing Problems of the Future, May 171975 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for a General Accounting Office Investigation into the Financial Condition of the Nations’ Railroad Systems, May 201975 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Review of America’s Foreign Policy, May 251975 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – President Ford’s New Oil Import Tariffs, May 281975 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rob Gurwitt’s Reaction to Being a Volunteer Intern in Weicker’s Office, June 21975 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of the Use of a New Teletype System, June 31975 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation Allowing Simultaneous Development of Two Combat Fighter Prototypes, June 5 1975 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Recount of the New Hampshire Senate Race, June 51975 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Volunteer Interns in Weicker’s Washington Office, June 51975 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Military Procurement Bill – F-18 Combat Fighters, June 61975 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ted Kowalski’s Internship in Weicker’s Washington Office, June 91975 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Organized by Greenwich Area Residents, June 91975 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Page Selectees, June 111975 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Baker Continue to Push for the Establishment of a Joint Congressional Oversight Committee on Intelligence, June 111975 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Assure the Humane Treatment of Animals Shipped by Air, June 121975 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the New Hampshire Senate Seat, June 131975 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fifth Year of the Weicker/McKinney Summer Intern Program, June 141975 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on Political “Name Calling” During his Windsor High School Commencement Address, June 191975 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Kathryn Hinkle/Brian McKenna Complete Work in Weicker’s Washington Office, July 51975 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Substandard Military Meat Inspections, July 91975 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ending the Highway Trust Fund, July 91975 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Kennedy on the Administration’s Highway Proposal, July 151975 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Establish a New National Cemetery in Connecticut or New England, July 17 1975 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Resolution to Delay the August Recess Until the New Hampshire Senate Election has been Decided, July 171975 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Peter Hoyt Family/Jolanda Czuba Visit to Weicker’s Office, July 231975 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Voting Record, July 231975 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Votes Against a Resolution Which Would Begin the August Recess, July 231975 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – CIA Oversight – Weicker Resolution Introduced, July 241975 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Vote Against Allowing SST Aircraft to Land at American Airports, July 261975 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 – Senate Approves Weicker Proposal to raise Funds Through Bonds, July 271975 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticism of Military Meat Inspection Procedures, July 271975 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Participate in the Dive of the Hydrolab, July 281975 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Prepare for his Saturation Dive and Stay in the Hydrolab, July 291975 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Goldwater Legislation to Remove Income Requirements from the Social Security Laws, July 301975 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Nephew, Mark Godfrey, Invited to Meet President Ford, August 11975 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Protect the Housatonic River, August 21975 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Agrees with the Arms Cutoff to Turkey, August 21975 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Praise by and Experience Gained by Participants in the Summer Intern Program, August 111975 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Greets Robert MacDonald, Driver for the Summer Intern Program, August 11 1975 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule, News Briefing, Hartford, Connecticut, August 131975 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Meeting with the Secretary of Transportation to Discuss Railroad Problems, August 131975 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reports on his Meeting with the Secretary of Transportation, August 14Box 15861975 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Russell Reynolds – Time Spent in Weicker’s Washington Office, September 31975 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests that Action be Deferred on the Building of a Second Bridge on Interstate 84, September 51975 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Athletic Event to Benefit the Special Olympics Fund for Mentally Retarded Children, September 81975 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/William Roth Press Conference – National Energy Program, September 81975 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Support for President Ford’s Veto of Oil Price Controls, September 101975 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Criticism of the Proposed Bridge Over Lake Zoar, Connecticut, September 131975 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Critical of Federal Response to the Energy Crisis, September 171975 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Speech before the National Flexible Packaging Association on the Energy Crisis, September 171975 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests an Examination of the Federal Housing Administration, September 171975 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Congressional Pay Increase, September 181975 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Information on the Grant to Clean Up the Cos Cob Power Plant, September 23 1975 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Prevent the Congressional Pay Increase, September 241975 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointments of Staff for Weicker’s Washington Office, September 251975 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Meeting to Discuss the Strike between the AFL-CIO Metal Trades Council and Electric Boat, General Dynamics, Groton, Connecticut, September 251975 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Gift – The Congressional Record – New Haven Free Public Library, September 251975 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Statement on the Electric Boat Strike, Groton, Connecticut, September 261975 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy Crisis – Seventy-five Day Extension of Oil Price Controls, September 271975 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests the State of New York to Rebuild the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge, September 281975 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Support for Increased Gas Production Through Price Deregulation, October 21975 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Support of a National Health Insurance Program Covering Catastrophic Illness, October 41975 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Vote to End the Use of Political “Slush Funds” by Incumbent in their Re-election Efforts, October 91975 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Support for Stationing of American Technicians in the Sinai Desert, October 101975 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Deep Water Dive Schedule, October 151975 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Visit with Members of the American Association of Retired Persons, October 161975 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Gift of the United States Code to the Groton Library, October 241975 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Letter to the Secretary of Transportation – Inspection Visit of the Lake Zoar-Rochambeau Bridge Site, October 24 1975 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of the Reconstruction of the Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge, October 251975 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on United States Constitutional Freedoms, October 251975 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Praise for Washington Post Publisher Katherine Graham Upon Receiving the B’nai B’rith “Profiles in Courage Award”, October 301975 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Votes Against the Nomination of Joseph Coors, October 301975 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Education Inequality, October 311975 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urged the Defeat of a Proposal that Would Weaken the “Government in the Sunshine” Legislation, November 31975 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to the Administration’s Personnel Shifts, November 41975 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Election Results in Connecticut, November 51975 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Praise for the Passage of the “Government in the Sunshine” Legislation, November 71975 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Resolution Granting Citizenship Posthumously to Former Slaves in the United States, November 71975 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Support of the Common Situs Picketing Legislation, November 101975 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Anger at the United Nations’ Approval of a Resolution Equating Zionism with Racism, November 121975 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Vote Against the National Energy Bill, November 131975 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Amendment Approved – Increase Subsidies to Maintain Rail Operation Over Abandoned Railroad Lines, November 151975 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Co-sponsored the Veterans and Survivors Pension Reform Act, November 171975 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Continuation of Local Rail Service in Connecticut, November 19 1975 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Hearings on Legislation on the Humane Treatment of Animals Shipped by Air, November 201975 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Magnuson Legislation – Humane Treatment and Care of Animals by Airlines and Terminal Facilities, November 211975 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Scheduled Debate on the Omnibus Rail Bill, November 231975 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Significance of the Bicentennial, December 19751975 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Omnibus Rail Bill, December 21975 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Openness in Government, December 41975 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fourth Annual Senior Intern Program, December 41975 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Passage of the Omnibus Rail Bill, December 51975 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ban the Supersonic Transport Aircraft from Landing in the United States, December 91975 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Blocking the Proposed Extension of the Highway Trust Fund, December 91975 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funding to Economically Disadvantaged School Districts, December 101975 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to the Secretary of Transportation Decision to Proceed with the Lake Zoar Bridge Project, December 101975 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Additional Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Funds to the City of Bridgeport, December 111975 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fuel Cell Research, December 111975 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United States Senate Youth Program, December 111975 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker’s Opposition to the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, December 161975 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Humane Treatment of Animals Shipped by Air, December 17 1975 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Increased American Involvement in Angola, December 171975 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy Policy and Conservation Act, December 181975 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Aid for Flooded Connecticut Towns, December 181975 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Humane Treatment for Animals in Transit, December 191975 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Passage of the Omnibus Rail Bill, December 201975 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Aid Small Businesses, December 271975 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Accounting of Funds for Ailing Railroads, December 301976 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker News Briefing, January 91976 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Proposed Alleviation of Additional Layoffs at Sikorsky Aircraft, Stratford, Connecticut, January 101976 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fourth Annual Senior Intern Program – Application Deadline Extension, January 111976 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Telelecture Schedule, January 121976 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rescheduling of Weicker’s News Briefing, January 121976 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker 1975 Voting Attendance Record, January 121976 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Railroad Legislation Approval, January 231976 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Two Hundred Mile Fishery Conservation Zone Proposal, January 261976 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Rail Decision, February 21976 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Donald Fleming – Senate Page Assignment, February 2 1976 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposes Concorde Landings in the United States, February 41976 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nominations for Openings in the United States Military Academies, February 111976 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Citizen Action Group (CCAG) – Criticize Weicker for his Amendment to the Toxic Substances Control Act, February 161976 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Internship Appointments, February 161976 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Toxic Substances Control Act, February 181976 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Connecticut Unemployment Funding, February 201976 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Photograph Replacement, February 231976 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Railroad Rehabilitation, February 251976 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Support for Israel, March 19761976 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Advocacy of Abolishing Party Platforms, March 61976 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speaks about Democracy, March 71976 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Aid to Community Action Programs, March 81976 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Privacy of Tax Returns Legislation, March 121976 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Ribicoff/Dodd Question the Sale of Railroad in Connecticut, March 121976 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Release of Weicker Letter to William A. O’Neill, March 131976 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Announcement of Edward Casey’s Appointment to the United States Naval Academy, March 15 1976 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Gerald Mullane’s Appointment to the United States Military Academy, March 151976 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposes Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns, March 181976 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Humane Treatment of Animals During Air Transport, March 191976 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Effort to Ban the Supersonic Transport from Landing in the United States, March 201976 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on United States Unemployment, March 201976 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ronald O’Bara Appointment to the United States Military Academy, March 221976 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on Cities and Housing, March 251976 100) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposition to Using Public Funds to Finance Presidential Campaigns, March 261976 101) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Consumer Voice in Public Rate Hearings, March 281976 102) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Steven Mendyka Appointment to the United States Naval Academy, March 28Box 15871976 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Tennis Week, April 11976 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Revitalization Project for Railroads in the Northeast, April 31976 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praised by Gideon Pratt for his Support of Israel, April 51976 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Voting Attendance Record, April 51976 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Program Emergency Funds to Forestall Layoffs, April 7 1976 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Humane Treatment in the Shipping of Animals, April 71976 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Releases his 1975 Tax Return, April 81976 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Reform of the Presidential Election System, April 91976 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act, April 91976 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Sponsors the Financial Disclosure Plan, April 101976 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Establishment of a Comprehensive National Oceans Policy, April 131976 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Branford, Connecticut Masonic Lodge Honored President Ford, April 18-241976 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Support for Ocean Research and Establishment of a Unified Ocean Policy, April 211976 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Connecticut Republicans to Avoid a Party Platform at its State Convention, April 211976 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the Creation of an Oversight Committee to Regulate the Policies of the Intelligence Agencies, April 221976 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Sponsored Legislation Signed Into Law – Animal Welfare Act Amendments of 1976, April 231976 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposed Delay of Presidential Campaign Legislation, April 281976 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Asks Americans to Live Up to the Constitution, April 301976 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Robert Krawiecki – Work Performed in Weicker’s Washington Office, May 11976 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Speech Delivered at the University of Virginia School of Law, May 11976 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Chiles to Reveal the Results of a Senate Investigation into Fraud and Corruption in Military Meat Purchasing, May 4 1976 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praises his Colleagues for Supporting Voting on Reform Legislation, May 41976 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Roll Call Vote on his Resolution Urging Passage of Reform Legislation, May 41976 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Kennedy Request an Increase in Education Funding for Disadvantaged Students, May 121976 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Establishment of the Intelligence Oversight Committee, May 131976 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Richard Dickey/Stephen Coffin – Weicker Interns, May 171976 27) [Press Releases – Chronological – Weicker’s Filibuster to Prompt Action on Three Reform Bills, May 171976 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges a Foreign Policy of Respecting the Rights and Laws of Other Countries, May 231976 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Confidence Must be Restored, May 251976 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Democrats for Weicker” Organization Established, June 11976 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Jacqui Anderson Appointed a Co- Chairman of the Weicker Senate 1976 Campaign, June 11976 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on Campaign Code of Conduct, June 11976 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the Energy Crisis, June 11976 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Join Sponsorship of Legislation to Reform Federal Regulations Procedures, June 11976 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the National Education Association Political Action Committee, June 31976 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, June 61976 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bryan Anderson/Anne Drake – Weicker Interns, June 10 1976 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Ribicoff Urged the Preservation of the Safeguards of the Clean Air Act, June 101976 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Suggests an End to Public Financing of Campaigns and a Shortening of the Campaign Process, June 131976 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Reform Utility Rates, June 161976 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the International Union of Operating Engineers, June 161976 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urged Continued National Emphasis on Economic Recovery and Energy Conservation, June 191976 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Memo to “All Town Coordinators, Area News Monitors”, June 221976 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Educational Inequalities Elimination, June 241976 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Kristi Hellebust – Named a Coordinator of the Connecticut Summer Intern Program, June 241976 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on the Death of Gene Frate, June 241976 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Tennis Strategy and Life, June 241976 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funds Allocated to Initiate an Undersea Manned Habitat Program, June 251976 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Schedule, July 21976 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Helen Ix, Nancy Webb, Alex Velaj – Weicker Interns, July 121976 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Howard Kaplan Named the Stamford Coordinator of “Democrats for Weicker”, July 131976 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Files Quarterly Report, July 131976 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker 1976 Campaign – Announcement of the Formation of a Twelve Member Statewide Advisory Committee, July 14 1976 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Walter Thorp Hails Weicker as a Protector of the Constitution and American Heritage, July 171976 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Meeting with Sam Ervin to Discuss the Watergate Reform Act of 1976, July 191976 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Watergate Reform Act, July 201976 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Campaign Schedule, July 201976 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee – Richard H. Wood, Chairman of the Minorities Division of the Committee, July 211976 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Democrats for Weicker” Coordinators Named, July 221976 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Passage of the Watergate Reform Legislation, July 221976 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee – Coordinators Named for Senior Citizens Activities, July 221976 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Democrats for Weicker” – New Canaan Coordinators Named, July 231976 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Connecticut Officials to Announce Their Decision on Northeast Utilities, July 241976 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Passage of Legislation Ending the Abuse of Tax Returns, July 281976 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Tom Gissen – Weicker Intern, July 291976 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Railroad Jobs Bill, July 291976 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ben Andrews Endorses Weicker, July 301976 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Reform Federal Power Regulations, July 311976 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee – Donna O’Connell Named Bloomfield Coordinator, August 21976 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Evelyn McMillan – Bristol Coordinator for “Democrats for Weicker”, August 3 1976 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Campaign Schedule, August 31976 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Democrats for Weicker” Greenwich Advisory Committee, August 41976 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Organization for Women (NOW) Rates Weicker, August 61976 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the Establishment of Tough Auto Emission Standards, August 61976 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Democrats for Weicker” – Mr. and Mrs. Knauth Named Stonington Coordinators, August 101976 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Stewart McKinney Release – Letters Relative to the Possible Nomination of Weicker as Vice President, August 111976 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Charges that None of the Presidential Candidates are Addressing the Problems of America’s Cities, August 121976 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes the Republican Party Platform, August 121976 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Announces Election Debates with Gloria Schaffer, August 131976 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Campaign Schedule, August 131976 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Endorses Rosiland Berman, August 161976 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Report on the Rebuilding of the Poughkeepsie River Railroad Bridge, August 161976 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Campaign Schedule, August 161976 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Campaign on Candlewood Lake, August 161976 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Mandatory Energy Conservation, August 171976 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological –“Democrats for Weicker” – William H. Brown Named Suffield Coordinator, August 18 1976 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Senate 1976 Committee Filed its Receipts and Expenditures Report, August 231976 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Tony Sileo – Weicker’s Campaign Coordinator for Fifteen Connecticut Towns, August 251976 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Increased Federal Aid for Education, August 251976 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Labor Committee for Weicker – Hartford Meeting – Strategy for Weicker’s Reelection, August 271976 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Appear on “Congressional Report”, August 271976 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Postage Due Memo, August 271976 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Play Tennis and Softball for Charity, August 271976 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for a Study on the Condition of United States Marine Science and Technology, August 281976 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Lee Dobkin – Weicker Intern, August 301976 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Media Advisory on the XM-1 Tank, September 19761976 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – The Connecticut AFL-CIO Endorses Weicker, September 11976 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges a Resumption in Housing Starts, September 31976 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the Greenwich Building and Construction Trades Council, September 41976 100) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funds to Construct a Hurricane Barrier for New London, September 81976 101) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Veterans’ Medical Benefits for Polish and Czech Armed Forces Who Fought for the Allies in the First/Second World Wars, September 101976 102) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Presidential Debates Should be Open to Independent and Third Party Candidates, September 10 1976 103) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Floor Statement on the Presidential Debates, September 131976 104) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Oversight Hearings on the Army’s Selection Process of the New Tank, XM-1, September 141976 105) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Wins an Agreement for a Government Probe of the Way Revenue Sharing Funds are Distributed to States, September 141976 106) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bribing of Foreign Officials, September 161976 107) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Salvatore D’Amico – Named One of Ten Outstanding Handicapped Federal Employees of the Year, September 231976 108) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on his Record – Speaking before AFL-CIO Union Members, September 231976 109) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Protect and Conserve Whale Species Found in United States Waters, September 291976 110) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Provide Financial Assistance to Fisherman and Fish Processing Facilities, September 29Box 15881976 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of Division 77, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, October 11976 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the Connecticut Education Association (CEA), October 51976 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the Nurses Coalition for Action in Politics (N-CAP), October 61976 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Inadequate Housing, October 91976 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Strong International Trade, October 101976 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Campaign Contributions, October 141976 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Water Pollution Control Act, October 14 1976 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Meeting with Ford on Presidential Campaign Strategy, October 171976 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the Railway Labor Executives’ Association, October 181976 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Legislation – Preserve and Save Whale Species, October 191976 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of Local 93 of the United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America, October 191976 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins the Endorsement of Local 609 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, October 201976 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Approval of Funds to Construct the New London Hurricane Barrier, October 231976 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Wins the Endorsement of the International Conference of Police Associations, October 251976 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Election Day – Weicker to Vote at the Firehouse on Round Hill Road, Greenwich, October 291976 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Henry Kissinger to Seek an International Agreement on Marine Mammals, December 91976 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Dick Benson – Appointed as a Special Assistant in the Bridgeport Office, December 241977 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Continuation of Weicker’s Telelecture Series, January 71977 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Participation in a Seminar on an Oceans Program, January 101977 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Create a National Direct Primary Election for President, January 111977 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program, January 111977 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nominations of Candidates for Vacancies in the Class of 1981 at the United States Military Academies, January 241977 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Reintroduction of the “Washington Report”, January 24 1977 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Continuation of the Telelectures Series, January 281977 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes the Emergency Natural Gas Act, January 281977 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – President Carter Urged to Provide Emergency Relief to Low and Moderate Income Families, February 11977 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Co-Sponsor of the Public Integrity Act of 1977, February 21977 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Updated Telelecture Schedule, February 31977 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Provide Low Interest Loans to Fisherman and Fish Processing Facilities, February 41977 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Compromises – Speech Attached, February 51977 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Named to Participate on Two Subcommittees of the Appropriations Committee, February 231977 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of a Scholarship to the 1977 American Institute of Summer Foreign Study Program, March 31977 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Hearing on the Food and Drug Administration’s Plastic Bottle Ban, March 31977 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Named to the Top Republican Position on the Energy Conservation and Regulation Subcommittee, March 51977 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ron Belonick – Weicker Intern in the Washington Office, March 71977 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Ban Commercial Whaling Within Two Hundred Miles of the United States Coast, March 101977 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mark Jaffe – Senate Page Appointed by Weicker, March 151977 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Slumbering Groundhog Lodge, Pennsylvania – Bestow Honorary Membership Upon Weicker, Groundhog of 1977, March 151977 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Ethics Proposal to Guarantee Public Disclosure of the Financial Dealings of Senators, March 17 1977 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Press Conference on Chemical Weapons Disarmament, March 171977 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Chemical Weapons Moratorium, March 211977 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Move of Weicker’s Washington Office, March 311977 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Praise for the Danbury Junior Women’s Club in Sponsoring the 4th Annual Hike/Bike – Provide Funds for the Mentally Handicapped of Connecticut, April 111977 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Fifth Annual Connecticut Senior Intern Program, April 181977 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Mandatory Gas Rationing, April 211977 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fifth Annual Senior Intern Program, April 251977 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Announces the Opening of his State Office in Hartford’s Financial Plaza, April 291977 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposes that Gas Stations Nationwide be Ordered Closed 5 p.m. Saturday-5 a.m. Monday, April 291977 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Applications for Page Appointments Accepted, May 21977 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Completion of the Fifth Annual Connecticut Senior Intern Program, May 21977 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes Proposals to Extend Public Financing of Elections to Congressional Campaigns, May 51977 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Unlawful to Discriminate Against the Physically Handicapped, May 101977 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Dictaphone Corporation Labor Dispute, May 121977 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Vigilance to Guard Against the Erosion of Justice and Constitutional Rights by Government, May 15 1977 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/McKinney Announce the Expenditure of Funds for the Construction of a Containment Facility to Serve Stamford’s East Branch Harbor, May 181977 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Transportation Safety Board Report on the New Canaan Train Collision, May 191977 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praises New Britain’s Downtown Festival, “Main Street, USA”, May 191977 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges a Strong National Energy Program, May 211977 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Editor’s Choice” Program to Honor Civilian Accomplishments of Vietnam Veterans, May 301977 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funding Requested for Four Water Projects of Importance to Connecticut, June 81977 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticized Senate Delay of Tough Clean Air Standards, June 91977 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urged Secretary of State Vance to Protest Yugoslavian Acts of Oppression Against Resident Albanians, June 131977 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Approval of a Passport Office for Connecticut, June 161977 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Daily News Summary – Fisherman’s Protection Fund, June 171977 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Amendment – Provide United Fisherman with Protection Against Equipment Damage Cause of Oil and Gas Exploration on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS), June 171977 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Proposal – Funds for the National Marine Fisheries Services Laboratory for Increases in Aquaculture Studies, June 221977 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praises the Passage of the Public Integrity Act, June 271977 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – New London/Groton Military Construction, June 291977 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Student Summer Intern Program, July 4-8 1977 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Kennedy Legislation to Abolish the Highway Trust Fund, July 141977 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Douglas Robinson Named as Weicker Press Secretary, July 191977 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Dodd Release – New London/Groton Military Construction Projects, July 211977 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ribicoff Introduction of Legislation Authorizing the Creation of the Long Island Sound Heritage, July 311977 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Selection of Four Connecticut Teenagers to Serve as Senate Pages, August 111977 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker New Staff Members, August 151977 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Tracy Wetstone – Completed a Four Week Internship in Weicker’s Washington Office, August 151977 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Press Conference on August 29, 1977, August 241977 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Visited the Research Facilities of the National Marine Fisheries Services Laboratory, August 251977 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Support for the Proposed Panama Canal Treaties, August 291977 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bruce Collin – Intern in Weicker’s Washington Office, September 5-91977 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – John Schwolsky – Volunteer in Weicker’s Washington Office, September 5-91977 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Ribicoff Express Concern Over Amtrak’s Decision to Cut Passenger Rail Service in Connecticut, September 71977 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Volunteer Intern and a Senate Page Appointed by Weicker, September 12-161977 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Participate in the American Heart Association Tennis Tournament, September 141977 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the Approval of Supplemental Funds for Amtrak, September 15 1977 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Government to Guarantee Tax Payments Owed by Penn Central Railroad, September 161977 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Northeast Corridor Railroad Service Funding, September 231977 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speech in Boston Announced, September 261977 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speech in San Francisco Announced, September 261977 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Holly Harmuth – Intern in Weicker’s Press Office, September 26-301977 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges a Stronger Small Business Administration, October 11977 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Gains Approval for Funding to Repair a Breach Above the Bleachery Dam, Housatonic River, New Milford, October 31977 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Dismayed that the Transportation Secretary Denied Support for Supplemental Funding for Amtrak, October 31977 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speaks to the Conservative Resistance to the Panama Canal Agreement, October 31977 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Install TTY in Bridgeport Office, October 31977 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Speech in Atlantic City, October 41977 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges a Mandatory Nationwide Energy Conservation Program, October 61977 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Provide Funds to Help Save the Bowhead Whale, October 71977 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls on Republicans to Commit to Restore the Party, October 131977 100) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Announces the Appointment of Stanley Twardy as the Minority Counsel of the Small Business Committee, October 14 Box 15891977 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Instructs the Small Business Committee to Conduct Major Inquiries, October 211977 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Accuses the Carter Administration of Lacking an Urban Policy, October 251977 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Hearing on the Problems Facing the Domestic Fishing Industry, October 281977 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Proposal to Establish an Energy Stamp Program, October 311977 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposed to a Proposed Geneva Conference, November 11977 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funding for Amtrak, November 31977 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rebecca Leet – Appointed Weicker Press Secretary, November 141977 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Address the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, November 181977 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Encourages the Peace Seeking Effort by Egypt and Israel, November 201977 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Urges American Jews to Support Egypt, December 31977 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Congressional Hearing to Determine the Impact of an Expanded Fishing Zone, December 41977 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Anger at the Release of Foreign Fishing Vessels – Violation of the Two Hundred Mile Fishing Limit, December 51977 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Saturation Dive in St. Croix, December 221977 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Applications Accepted for the Sixth Annual Senior Intern Program, December 271978 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – 1978 American Institute for Foreign Study Summer Program Scholarship, January 16 1978 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Special Assistant Richard Benson Transferred to Weicker’s Hartford Office, January 161978 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges President Carter to Exert Leadership, January 191978 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Ribicoff/Giaimo/McKinney Protest the Closing of the Bridgeport Weather Station, January 211978 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Ban Trade Between the United States and Uganda, January 231978 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Resolution – Republic of Korea make Tongsun Park and Korean Government Officials Available for Questioning by the Senate Ethics Committee, January 241978 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nomination of Forty-Eight Candidates for Vacancies at United States Military Academies, January 281978 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Protests Funding Cuts for the Northeast Corridor Rail Improvement Project, January 311978 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Hearing Notice – Senate Select Committee on Small Business, February 61978 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Telelecture Program, February 91978 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Intern, Volunteer and Staff Information, February 101978 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Exhorts Republicans to Reclaim Their Party, February 121978 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Disagreement Over Two Hundred Mile Fishing Limit Violations, February 131978 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Support for the Proposed Panama Canal Treaties, February 201978 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Disagrees with the Carter Administration’s Urban Affairs Policy, March 41978 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Craig Savoye – Intern in Weicker’s Washington Office, March 61978 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Disagrees with the Natural Gas Compromise, March 10 1978 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Visit of Boy Scout Troop 3, Old Greenwich, March 231978 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Expanded Legislation to Financially Assist the Commercial Fishing Industry, April 21978 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Participation in the Fifth Annual Hike/Bike, April 61978 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Rejects the Energy Bill Compromise, April 71978 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Accuses Attorney General Griffin Bell of Selective Law Enforcement, April 151978 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposes the Carter Administration’s Urban Development Action Grant Program, April 151978 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker Summer Internships, April 201978 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Resolution – Concern Over the Slaughter of One Thousand Dolphins by Japanese Fisherman, April 201978 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker’s Connecticut Association of Independent Schools Speech, April 241978 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Speech to the Bearing Specialists Association on Law and Order, Colorado Springs, April 251978 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes Attorney General Griffin Bell’s Handling of the Justice Department Investigation into Illegal Investigatory Tactics by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, April 271978 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Select Committee on Small Business Hearings – Wall Street, May 19781978 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Selective Law Enforcement, May 11978 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on the Carter Administration’s Israeli Policy, May 81978 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Western Connecticut State College and Franklin Pierce College Commencement Addresses, May 19 1978 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Interns’ Experiences in Weicker’s Washington Office, May 221978 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Weicker Opposes the Latest Natural Gas Pricing Compromise, May 241978 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Middlesex School Commencement Address, May 261978 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Availability to the Media, May 261978 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Patriotism, June 31978 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Patriotism, June 41978 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests the Intervention of the Navy – Electric Boat Layoff of Employees, June 51978 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Release of Weicker’s Statement on the Bridgeport Weather Station, June 91978 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Release of Weicker’s Statement on the Resolution of the Contract Disagreement at Electric Boat, June 91978 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Statement Regarding the Rule Making for Children’s Advertising, June 91978 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Eighth Annual Connecticut Junior Intern Program, June 141978 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Speak at the Annual Meeting of the Connecticut Bar Association, June 141978 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on the Constitution, June 161978 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – The Movement Away from a Government of Laws to a Government of Men, June 201978 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Trade Embargo between the United States and Uganda, June 261978 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Announces Staff Appointments, June 271978 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Defeat of a Weicker Amendment to the New York City Aid Bill, June 29 1978 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on the Capital Gains Tax, June 291978 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Medical Research Programs to Continue at the Newington Veterans Administration Hospital, June 301978 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to Protect Whales and Dolphins, July 51978 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the Senate to Provide Funds for Dredging the New Haven and Stamford Harbors, July 71978 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Hathaway Introduce the Investment Tax Credit Legislation, July 191978 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Hatfield Legislation Mandating a Trade Embargo Against Uganda, July 281978 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Leadership and the Republican/Democratic Parties, July 281978 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Support for an Extension of Time for Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, August 11978 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Retention of the Appropriation for Modernization of the New London Submarine Base, August 41978 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Ribicoff Release the General Accounting Office Report – Investigation of the Danbury Prison Fire, August 81978 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program, August 181978 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program, August 211978 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – David Hopsicker – Volunteer Intern in Weicker’s Washington Office, August 221978 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposes the Conference Report on the Natural Gas Bill, August 241978 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/McClure Introduce a Constitutional Amendment – Statehood for the District of Columbia, August 251978 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment – Fishermen’s Contingency Fund, September 19781978 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Chris Hutchins – Senate Page, September 6 1978 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on a National Ocean Policy, September 81978 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Page Applications Accepted, September 81978 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – David Lakhdhir – Summer Intern in Weicker’s Washington Office, September 81978 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Program, September 111978 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Navy’s Contract Settlement with Electric Boat, September 151978 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Constitutionally Applied Tax Lids, September 161978 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ratification of Time Extension for the Equal Rights Amendment, September 181978 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Relations on Reactions to Camp David Summit, September 181978 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on Wasteful Government Spending, September 231978 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Dick Benson to Head Weicker’s Hartford Office, September 241978 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut National Organization for Women Thank Weicker for his Work on the Extension of the Equal Rights Amendment, September 291978 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Continuation of Weicker’s Telelecture Series, September 291978 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Extension of the Time Period for Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendments, October 61978 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – President Carter Signs a Measure Imposing a Trade Embargo between the United States and Uganda, October 101978 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation – Shift Focus of the Small Business Administration, October 111978 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on the Middle East Peace Talks, October 15 1978 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Union League Speech, October 241978 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on President Carter’s Veto of the Omnibus Small Business Administration Authorization Bill, October 251978 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on President Carter’s Veto of the National Aquaculture Program Legislation, October 271978 100) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker on the Tax Cut Movement, October 311978 101) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Page Appointments, November 91978 102) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the American Jewish Community to Voice Public Opinions, November 121978 103) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Address to the Yeshiva Beth Yehudah’s Annual Dinner, November 131978 104) [Press Releases] – Chronological – James Docker Named Assistant Press Secretary for Weicker’s Washington Office, November 171978 105) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for a Separate Peace between Israel and Egypt, November 191978 106) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Disagreed with President Carter’s Comprehensive Settlement in the Middle East, November 29Box 15901978 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for Mandatory Fuel Rationing and Decontrol of Fossil Fuel Prices, December 61978 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to the Death of Golda Meier, December 81979 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Service Academy Nominees, January 21979 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Page/Interns Public Relations, January 81979 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Scholarship for Foreign Study Summer Program, January 171979 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Judge Nominees, January 27 1979 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ocean Mining Bill, January 301979 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Public Relations on Delegates to the Annual United States Senate Youth Program in Washington, February 3-101979 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Discrimination Against the Handicapped, February 71979 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Israel Trip, February 171979 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Lithuanian and Soviet Human Rights Violations, February 201979 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Price Exemptions for Imported Mexican Natural Gas, February 221979 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Israel Trip, February 251979 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Back from Israel – Speech before the Zionist Organization, March 21979 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Domestic Fishing Industry Legislation, March 51979 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Israel Trip – Weicker Attack on the Carter Administration’s Middle East Foreign Policy, March 51979 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Incentive AMEX Bill, March 151979 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ethics Bill, March 161979 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Florida Speech – Fuel Costs for Low Income Individuals, March 251979 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy Stamp Program, March 281979 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal, April 11979 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Proposed Nuclear Power Commission, April 51979 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Pentangle Players Performance – Russell Senate Office Building – Platt High School, Connecticut, April 81979 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Interns, April 11 1979 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Address to the Jefferson Society, University of Virginia, April 131979 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Debenture Bill, April 261979 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Lifting of the Uganda Trade Embargo, April 261979 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Comments on Abraham Ribicoff, May 31979 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Montrealer Service Elimination, May 61979 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Gas Rationing Debate, May 81979 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Daniel Webster College Speech, Nashua, New Hampshire – Nuclear Power, May 131979 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Kennedy Health Insurance Bill, May 141979 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Administration Disaster Assistance Loans – Fire in West Hartford, May 191979 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Gasoline Crisis – Union College, Barbourville, Kentucky, May 211979 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Amtrak Amendment, May 251979 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Fisheries Amendment, May 251979 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Raps Amtrak Cuts at Hearing, May 251979 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Catherine Drum – Recipient of Scholarship Sponsored by the American Institute for Foreign Study, June 121979 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Shaw Mudge to Serve as a Delegate to the White House Conference on Small Business, June 121979 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Administration Authorizes Guaranteed Debentures, June 121979 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Travel Schedule, June 15-171979 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Intern Public Relations, June 20 1979 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to Probe Allegheny Westchester County Airport Service Termination, June 211979 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – MX Missile – Speech before the Equal Employment Advisory Council, June 211979 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Testimony for the Law Prohibiting Handicapped Discrimination, June 221979 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Junior Intern Program, June 281979 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Coupon Gas Rationing, July 101979 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Low Income Fuel Costs, July 131979 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – President Carter Should Step Down as a Candidate in 1980, July 161979 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mike Haynes Named the Minority Staff Special Council/Senate Select Committee on Small Business, July 271979 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Karen Blackwell – Field Staff, September 19791979 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sam Smith Appointed Weicker’s Press Secretary, September 41979 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Scott Sanborn – Page, September 41979 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Page Application Forms, September 41979 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Symposium of Family Physicians Denounces the Increase in Arms Spending, September 201979 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Livable Cities, September 291979 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Increase in Daily Allocation for Veterans Using Private Nursing Homes, October 51979 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Equal Access to Communications Act of 1979, October 91979 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Low Income Home Weatherization Program, October 10 1979 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fishing Industry, October 121979 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – New England Regional Conference Speech on Race Relations, October 161979 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Crisis Intervention Program – Home Heating Costs, October 181979 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – New England Regional Conference – Civil Rights and Race relations, October 191979 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Energy and Natural Resources Committee – Bay of Campeche, October 221979 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Committee Hearings, October 251979 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Marty Moore Appointed Weicker’s Press Secretary, October 291979 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Committee Hearings – Credit Rating Report Procedures, November 11979 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Campeche Bay Oil Spill, November 11979 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Striped Bass Legislation, November 21979 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Acid Rain – Establish a Federal Acid Precipitation Task Force, November 91979 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Chrysler Bailout, November 141979 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Loan Increase, November 271979 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to the Windfall Profits Tax Act of 1979, November 281979 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to the Windfall Profits Tax Act – Funds to Increase the Coast Guard’s Ability to Prevent and Clean Up Marine Oil Spills, November 301979 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Wheeling-Pittsburgh Corporation – Special Dividends after Federal Loan Guarantees, December 4 1979 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological - Campeche Bay Oil Spill Hearings, December 51979 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Export Development Act of 1979, December 101979 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Effort to Kill an Amendment to the Windfall Profits Tax, December 121979 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Commercial Fisheries Development Act Amendment, December 131979 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Deep Seabed Mining, December 151979 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Windfall Profits Tax Amendment – Interest and Dividend Income Incentives, December 181979 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Housing Market Release and Fact Sheet, December 231979 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Save the Child Release, December 271980 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Service Academy Appointees, January 171980 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Modernization Bill, January 171980 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Radio Advisory, January 221980 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Summer Olympics Boycott, January 221980 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – John F. Leonard Named Investigator for the Minority Staff of the Senate Select Committee on Small Business, January 231980 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Robert M. Wilson Named the Assistant Minority Counsel for the Senate Select Committee on Small Business, January 231980 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), January 231980 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Capital Gains Tax Cut, January 251980 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Campeche Bay Oil Spill, January 28 1980 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mexican Letter – Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill, January 291980 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut Radio Advisory, January 301980 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Palmer L. McLean Appointed as a Weicker Page, February 11980 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mortgage Money Infusion into the Housing Market, February 61980 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Permanent Independent Public Prosecutor Legislation, February 71980 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Jacob Javits Public Relations, February 261980 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Commercial Credit Reports, February 281980 100) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Georges Bank Joint Hearings – Offshore Oil Drilling/Commercial Fishing Industry, February 291980 101) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nuclear Power Industry Safeguards Legislation, March 10Box 15911980 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Extension of Building Temperature Restriction Program, April 11980 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendment to Aid the Housing Industry, April 81980 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Mortgage Money in Budget Legislation, April 161980 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Amendments to Prevent Cutbacks in Federal Programs, April 221980 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Intern Press Release – Spring 1980, April 251980 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Strengthen Ethics in Government, April 301980 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Resolution to Withhold Chrysler Loans, April 30 1980 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Service Academy Appointees, April 301980 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Stonington High School Commencement Address, June 131980 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ethics Investigation Notification, June 181980 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Restores Revenue Sharing Funds, June 191980 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Small Business Growth and Development Legislation, July 11980 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Participating Debenture (SBPD) Legislation, July 281980 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – New England Oil Safeguards Legislation, August 201980 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Export Bill, September 31980 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Ronald Reagan Statement – Weicker Endorses Reagan, September 171980 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cuba Visit, October 101980 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Legislation, October 221980 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointment of Eileen Nixon as Weicker’s Administrative Assistant, November 141980 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Abraham Ribicoff Tribute, November 201980 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Acceptance of Page Applications, December 91980 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Elected Small Business Committee Chairman, December 111981 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Retired Army Colonel Charles Cunningham – Addition to Weicker’s Staff, January 261981 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Omnibus Bill, February 31981 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cuban Hydrolab, February 71981 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Committee Assignments Release, February 18 1981 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Emergency Building Temperature Restrictions, February 241981 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Maritime Treaty, March 61981 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program, March 91981 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Youth Camp Safety Act, March 201981 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Senate Concurrent Resolution No Vote, April 21981 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – United States Military Academy Visiting Board Appointment, April 31981 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Voting Rights Act Extension, April 71981 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Handicapped Hearings – Connecticut, April 81981 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Zonta International Address, April 121981 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Yale Law School – Yale School of Organization and Management, April 151981 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Friends of Ireland – A Bipartisan Congressional Organization, June 161981 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Developmental Disabilities Legislation, June 241981 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Conrail Compromise Amendment, June 251981 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rights of the Retarded, October 221981 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Brief on the Retarded, October 261981 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Amendments Approved, November 191981 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appointment of Virginia Mathews as a Delegate to the White House Conference on Aging, November 241981 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Freight Rail Service in Connecticut, December 4 1981 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Will Davis’ Release from a Cuban Jail, December 41981 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Soviet Trade Embargo – Poland, December 171981 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Maximum Potential of the Retarded – Weicker Amicus Brief, Youngberg v. Romeo, December 291982 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program, January 11982 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Social Security Benefits for Students, February 111982 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Steven J. Bongard – University of Connecticut of Medicine – Joins Weicker Staff, February 111982 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – New Federalism Release, February 171982 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Student Loan Letter Release, March 111982 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Against Education Funds Cuts, March 201982 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological –Roberto Clemente Commemorative Postage Stamp, March 291982 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Construction Industry Unemployment Rate, April 61982 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Nuclear Waste Dumping Release, April 291982 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Connecticut – Sea Grant College, May 61982 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Drunk Driving Bill, S. 2158, May 111982 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Expedite Legislation Naming the United States Post Office Building in Hartford After Representative William Cotter, May 121982 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sheila Getman – Page Sponsored by Weicker, May 131982 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Service Academy Appointments, May 141982 62) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Coast Guard Buoy Proposal, May 181982 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – Avery Point Study, May 18 1982 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Solar Energy Bank, May 191982 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Jordan Arms Sale, June 41982 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Cotter Post Office Building Release, June 241982 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Coast Guard/Long Island Sound Buoy Release, September 161982 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Department of Defense Appropriations, September 211983 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Governor O’Neill Announces Appointment of a Thirty-Seven Member Task Force on Infrastructure – Edward J. Stockton, Chairman, April 121983 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Handicapped – Educational Programs Funding, S. 1341, November 181984 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Handicapped – Federal Developmental Disabilities Act, May 71984 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Handicapped Supreme Court Decision – Attorney’s Fees – Education Lawsuits, July 241985 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Commerce Department Revises Handbook for Small Businesses – Aid Small Firms in Securing Available Federal Assistance, January 71985 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Committee to Examine Impact of Tax Simplification of Small Businesses, January 161985 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Andrew H. McLeod Appointed Weicker’s Press Secretary, January 231985 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel to Explore Impact of Farm Crisis on Rural Banks, February 11985 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Bumpers Introduce Small Business Reauthorization Bill – Agency Achieves Savings Through Budget Freeze and Program Eliminations, February 61985 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule of Events, February 111985 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes Social Cuts – Urges Public Response, February 12 1985 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – David Stockman is Lead Witness at Panel Hearing on the Small Business Administration Reauthorization Legislation, February 151985 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel to Explore Impact of Farm Crisis on Rural Communities and Main Street Businesses, February 191985 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Recommends Alan Nevas for a District Judgeship and Stanley Twardy for United States Attorney, February 211985 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls on the South African President to Free Prisoners Charged with Treason, February 251985 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposes Jobs Corps Termination – Initial Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Hearing, February 261985 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes the Health and Human Services Budget Proposal – Advocates Increases for the National Institutes of Health and Health Centers, March 51985 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Conduct Hearings on Student Aid for Higher Education, March 51985 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Anti-Apartheid Legislation – Ban New Credit and Investment in South Africa, March 71985 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program, March 131985 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Handicapped Rights Legislation, March 131985 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Releases General Accounting Office Report – Administration Plan on National Institutes of Health Funding Called Violation of Law, March 191985 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bill to Maintain the Small Business Administration Scheduled for Markup, March 221985 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Higher Education Aid – Reagan Cuts to be Subject of Weicker Hearing, March 251985 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Gas Tax Measure to Ease Budget Deficit, Encourage Conservation, March 261985 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Handicapped Panel to Hold Landmark Hearings on State Institutions for Mentally Disabled Persons – Patient Care, Abuses to be Examined, March 26 Box 15921985 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Subcommittee Assignments Announced, April 21985 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Requests Patient Bill of Rights, Other Measures to Aid Mentally Disabled as Landmark Hearings End, April 31985 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Approves Resolution Condemning South Africa – Requests State Department Study, April 31985 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Address Hartford County Bar Association – Federal Law Enforcement, April 41985 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Bumpers Cosponsor Resolution Calling for Retention of Graduated Corporate Tax Rates, April 181985 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Bill to Establish Protection and Advocacy Program for the Mentally Ill – Measure is Follow-up to Recent Handicapped Hearings, April 231985 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Condemns Apartheid, Urges Support of Sanctions Measure, April 241985 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Supports Continued Amtrak Funding – Cities Urgent National Need, April 291985 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – University of Connecticut School of Education Named National Center for Handicapped Research, Training, April 301985 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Camp Safety Measure – Establish Federal, State Standards for Child Health, May 61985 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Restores Health, Small Business Administration, Handicapped Funding – 1986 Deficit Reduction Package Approved, May 101985 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Seeks Passage of Handicapped Rights Legislation – Would Gain Prevailing Parents Attorney’s Fees, May 161985 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel to Explore Importance of Industrial Development Bonds for Small Business Growth, May 181985 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel to Continue Exploring Impact of Tax Simplification on Small Businesses, May 22 1985 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Seeks Greater Federal Commitment to Health Research – Sloan-Kettering Told of Necessary Reexamination of Priorities, May 301985 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praises Supreme Court Decision on School Prayer – “First Amendment Once Again Preserved Undiluted”, June 41985 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Panel Passes Two Measures for the Handicapped – Protection and Advocacy Program for the Mentally Ill is Follow-Up to Recent Investigation, June 61985 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Treasury Official to Testify before Panel on Small Business Industrial Development Bonds, June 71985 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Amendment Brings Accountability to National Endowment for Democracy, June 111985 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – National Pollution Control Program Created by Weicker/Chafee, June 131985 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Funding Increased for Student Loans, Vocational Training – Senate Approves as Part of Supplemental Spending Bill, June 201985 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel Continues to Explore Impact of Tax Simplification on Small Business, June 281985 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Page Applications, July 11985 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Labor Panel Unanimously Approves Weicker Measures – Disabled Citizens to be Aided Through Protection and Advocacy Program – Attorney’s Fees Provision, July 101985 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praises Senate Passage of Anti- Apartheid Measure, July 111985 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Wins Senate Passage of the Small Business Administration Authorization Bill, July 161985 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Announces Small Business National Advisory Council, July 171985 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Opposes Line Item Veto – Calls for Congressional Courage to Fight Deficit, July 241985 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Small Business Participating Debenture Bill – Measure will Provide Critical Expansion Dollars to Small Firms, July 25 1985 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes Weicker Bills to Aid Disabled Citizens – Senator Hails Protection and Advocacy and Attorney’s Fees Payment, July 311985 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – States to Receive Additional Federal Funding for Programs, August 11985 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel Hearings will Continue to Examine the Impact of Tax Reform on Small Businesses, August 121985 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Panel Reports 1986 Spending Legislation – Labor, Health, Education Programs to be Increased, September 191985 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Salutes Anniversary of Handicapped Law Enactment – Urges Renewed Commitment to Rights of the Disabled, September 251985 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Approves Additional Funding for “AIDS” Research – Pressing Need Cited by Health Officials, September 261985 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Address Major Connecticut Conference on Small Business, October 31985 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appropriations Bill Clears Committee – AIDS Funding to be Increased, October 31985 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Pledges Continued Federal Commitment in Battle Against “AIDS”, October 91985 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Advocates Gas Tax – Sees Measure as Part of Comprehensive Deficit Reduction, October 101985 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Warns of School Prayer – Cites Dangers of Government/Religion Mix, October 181985 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Approves Weicker Appropriations Bill – One Hundred, Five Billion Package Funds Vital Human Service Programs, Contains Increased “AIDS” Funding, October 221985 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Advisory Council Asks Action on Deficit Reduction, Tax Reform and the Small Business Administration, October 241985 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Hails Successes of the Handicapped Education Act – Calls for Improvements, Increased Funding, October 291985 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Pledges Continued Fight for Higher Education – Praises Vital Work of Universities, November 12 1985 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Announces Panel Hearings to Explore Impact of Insurance Crisis on Small Firms, November 141985 46) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel to Hold Oversight Hearing on Prompt Payment Act, November 251985 47) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Gains Approval of ‘Vital’ Family Planning Program – Delivers Compromise with Hatch, December 111985 48) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Offers Measure to Improve Services for Disabled Persons, December 131985 49) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Medicaid Reform Bill, December 161985 50) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel Continues to Explore Impact of Liability Insurance Crisis on Small Business, December 191985 51) [Press Releases] – Chronological – House/Senate Conference Panel Clears the Small Business Administration Bill, December 191986 52) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Tiryakian Named Counsel to Senate Panel by Weicker, January 161986 53) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Measure to Create a New Federal Judgeship in Connecticut, January 301986 54) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Replace Gramm-Rudman ‘Across the Board’ Cuts with Deficit Reduction Legislation, January 311986 55) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Chair Tax Reform Hearing – Explore Impact on Small Business, February 31986 56) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Continue Handicapped Programs – Opposes Reagan Administration Plan, February 41986 57) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Titanic Wreck to be Protected – Memorialized Through Legislation Introduced by Weicker, February 51986 58) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Chairs Special Education Reauthorization Hearing, February 51986 59) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Address on the Federal Budget and Gramm-Rudman, February 111986 60) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel Hearings to Examine Impact of Insurance Liability Crisis on Small Business, February 14 1986 61) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Dodd Announce Senate-Japan Scholarship Recipients, February 181986 62) Press Releases] – Chronological – Applications Accepted for Senior Intern Program, February 181986 63) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Appoints John Dolan Press Secretary to Senate Panel, February 181986 64) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Details Reagan Opposition to Handicapped Education, February 211986 65) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Defends the Job Corps, Summer Youth Employment – Seeks Initiative on Employment of the Handicapped, February 251986 66) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Panel to Examine the Effect of the Small Business Innovation and Research Act, February 281986 67) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Promises to Fight Against Reagan Spending Reductions for Medical Research, “AIDS” Treatment, Other Health Programs, March 41986 68) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Condemns Health Research Spending Reductions, March 51986 69) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Says 1985 Agreement to Retain the Small Business Administration Should Remain Intact, March 71986 70) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Attacks Reagan Spending Orientation – Asks Public Commitment to Human Service Programs and True ‘National Security’, March 131986 71) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Small Business Participating Debentures in Tax Reform Plan, March 131986 72) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Labor Committee Unanimously Approves Weicker Education of Deaf Legislation, March 191986 73) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Panel Hearing to Focus on Entrepreneurship in America, March 251986 74) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Schedule – Congressional Easter Recess, March 261986 75) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Panel to Consider Reauthorizing Programs Intended to Promote Firms Owned by Disadvantaged Individuals, March 26 1986 76) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Education of the Deaf Legislation Endorsed by Committee, March 271986 77) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Bill to Reauthorize the Historic Education of the Handicapped Act, April 161986 78) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/McKinney, Connecticut Delegation Seek Clean-Up and Preserve Long Island Sound, Estuaries, April 301986 79) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Gains Additional Handicapped Funding in Budget Package, May 21986 80) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Six Hundred Million Dollar Increase in Health Funding Achieved by Weicker, May 21986 81) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Rejects Reagan’s Proposal to Terminate the Small Business Administration with Passage of Budget Resolution, May 21986 82) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Address Albert Einstein Medical College, May 21986 83) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Legislation to Improve Education of the Deaf Passed by the Senate – Gallaudet College to be Reauthorized, May 61986 84) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges the Medical Community to Fight for Health Research, May 81986 85) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Salutes the Achievements of Hydrolab – Further Marine Science, Ocean Resource Development, May 141986 86) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes Handicapped Rights Legislation – Protection and Advocacy Services for the Mentally Ill to be Established, May 141986 87) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Handicapped Education Law Approved – West Hartford Woman Approved for Handicapped Board, May 201986 88) [Press Releases] – Chronological – South Africa Sanctions Bill Introduced – New Loans, Investments, Mineral Imports to be Restricted, May 211986 89) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Sheltered Workshop Legislation Passed, May 221986 90) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Proposed Elimination of Capital Gains Differential, May 301986 91) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Bill to Reauthorize the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, June 5 1986 92) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Education of the Handicapped Legislation Passes Senate, June 61986 93) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Hailed by American Oceanic Organization, June 181986 94) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Page Applications, June 261986 95) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Blasts Apartheid at Senate Panel Hearing on Economic Sanctions Against South Africa, July 151986 96) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes Conference Report on the Handicapped Children’s Protection Act, July 181986 97) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Panel Reports 1987 Spending Legislation for Labor, Health, Human Services and Education Programs, August 51986 98) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Bills to Aid Handicapped Children Signed into Law, August 61986 99) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1986 Approved by Committee, August 71986 100) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Appropriations Bill Reported Out – Weicker Blasts Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Measure at Markup Session, August 15Box 15931986 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1986, September 81986 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Calls for Spending for Fight Against AIDS and Drug Abuse, September 101986 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Inclusion of the West Branch of the Farmington River into the Wild and Scenic River System, September 121986 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1986, September 241986 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Titanic Legislation Passes Senate, September 251986 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Japan-United States Senate Scholarship Program, September 29 1986 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker’s Schedule, October 31986 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological – President Signs into Law the Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1986, October 91986 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act of 1986, October 151986 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Testifies on the Iroquois Pipeline, October 281986 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological – General News Conference Details, December 81987 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Commits to Connecticut Pipeline Hearing, February 171987 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Vows Action on Civil Rights Restoration, February 191987 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Administration to Release National Institute of Health Funds, February 241987 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological – “Do Two Wrights Make Wrong?”, February 271987 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program Accepting Applications, March 21987 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Moves to Bar Contra Funding, March 101987 18) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Amendments Included in Committee Welfare Reform Legislation, March 181987 19) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Introduces Legislation to Establish the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration as an Independent Agency, March 231987 20) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Capitol Ceremony Marks Holocaust Remembrance, March 281987 21) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Approves Homeless Legislation, April 91987 22) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Accept Unitarian Universalist Peace Prize, April 29 1987 23) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Committee Urges Bridgeport Funds, April 301987 24) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker to Accept Distinguished Service Award, May 51987 25) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Panel Approves Grove City Bill, May 201987 26) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Pipeline Hearing Set, July 81987 27) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Primary Vote, July 101987 28) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes the Titanic Bill, August 31987 29) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Fiscal Year 1988 Interior Appropriations – Money for Long Island Sound Pollution Fight, September 221987 30) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Offers National Institute of Health/Department of Defense Cooperation Amendment, September 231987 31) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Plan Would Shed Light on Pentagon “Black” Budget, September 261987 32) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Charter Oak Bridge Funding Approved, October 61987 33) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Japan-United States Senate Scholarship Program, October 61987 34) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Lauds Navy Response in Gulf – Urges War Powers Action, October 91987 35) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Pipeline Amendment Passes Senate, November 181987 36) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Receives Social Action Award, November 191987 37) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Fairness in Deficit Reduction, November 201987 38) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Passes Education Package, December 11987 39) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Praises Intermediate Range Nuclear Force Plan, December 4 1987 40) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Supports Tax Exempt Bonds for Indian Tribes, December 71987 41) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Lauded for Environment Work, December 81988 42) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Urges Investigation by South Africa, January 281988 43) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Senate Restores Civil Rights Protections, January 281988 44) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker/Durenberger Introduce Infant Health Care Bill, February 91988 45) [Press Releases] – Chronological – Weicker Health Bill Moves in Senate, February 17Press Releases - Alphabetical1970 46) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – 300th Anniversary of Suffield, Connecticut 1970 47) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Military Academy Nominations 1970 48) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Animal Welfare1969 49) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Appropriations1970 50) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Campaign – 1970, June 10-November 11969-1977 51) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Connecticut1969-1970 52) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Department of Defense1969 53) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Education1970 54) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Employment – Unemployment Issues1969-1970 55) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Environment – Pollution1969 56) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Federal Spending1969-1970 57) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Foreign Affairs1969 58) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical –Government Operations 1969 59) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Grant Announcements1969-1970 60) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Health1969-1970 61) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – HEW – Department of Health, Education and Welfare1969-1970 62) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Housing – Public Housing/Urban Renewal1974-1976 63) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Intelligence OversightBox 15941988 1) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Iroquois Pipeline – Archived Clippings1987 2) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Iroquois Pipeline Issue and Senator Lowell Weicker – Chronology1977-1979 3) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker News Releases Concerning the Revitalization of Cities1970 4) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Narcotics – Abuse, Arrests and Transport, July-October1969-1970 5) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the United States Space Program1970 6) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Organized Crime Control Act of 19701970 7) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Other Releases – Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Transportation and Commerce1969-1970 8) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Postal Service1970 9) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – President Nixon1969-1970 10) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Press Office – Weicker Schedule1985-1986 11) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Press Release Listing1976 12) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Reference – XM-1 Battle Tank, November 121969-1970 13) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Republican Party1969-1970 14) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Revenue Sharing 1969-1970 15) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – RhetoricUndated 16) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Sample Press Releases – to go with Ripon Research1970 17) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Senior Citizens1978 18) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Service Academy Appointments – Individualized Releases1969-1970 19) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Social Security1969-1970 20) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Student Interns1969-1970 21) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Tax Reform1979-1980 22) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – The Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Act1969-1970 23) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Transportation1969-1970 24) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Veterans1969-1970 25) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Vietnam1969 26) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Water Pollution1969 27) [Press Releases] –Alphabetical – Weicker Appointments, 91st Congress1969-1970 28) [Press Releases] – Alphabetical – YouthSub-series H – Speeches and StatementsSpeeches and Statements - ChronologicalBox 15951971 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Space Program, February 51971 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Speech – Glastonbury Country Club, Connecticut, February 61971 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Why Space?” – Senate Statement, February 10 1971 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Extension of Remarks – 53rd Anniversary of the Independence of Lithuania, February 111971 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Speech – Republican Town Committee – Olean, New York, February 111971 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Extension of Remarks – Lithuania independence Day, February 161971 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Vietnam Speech- Delivered at Hartford Hilton, February 251971 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – 18 Year Old Vote, February 261971 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Capitol Bombing – Statement – Subcommittee on Public Buildings and Grounds, March 21971 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Priority of Mass Transit, March 231971 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Vietnam – Senate Floor Speech, April 11971 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – SST Project – Speech – American Management Association, Chicago, Illinois – “The Packaging of Ignorance”, May 41971 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Death of Former Senator Thomas Dodd, May 241971 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Commencement Address – Manchester Community College, Connecticut, June 31971 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Americans for Children’s Relief, June 41971 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amtrak – Senate Floor Statement, June 101971 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement – Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, June 151971 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Flag Day, June 161971 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Vietnam Withdrawal, June 161971 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – 35th Annual Educational Conference on Environmental Health, Portland, Oregon, June 28 1971 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tribute to Former Senator Dodd, June 281971 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Intern Program, July 151971 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lockheed Corporation Loan, August 21971 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Press Conference – Bills Establishing a Wage and Price Board and a National Council on Productivity, August 41971 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Meriden, Connecticut’s Special People Day, August 61971 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Volunteer Military Service – “A Young Man Speaks on War and Peace”, August 61971 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Emergency Employment Act – Conference between U.S. Labor Department and Municipal Officials, August 181971 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Military Draft – Senate Floor Speech, September 161971 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –“ Xerox Corporation Contributions to Social Welfare Projects”, September 161971 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business Testimonial for George J. Montano, Connecticut State Liquor Commissioner, September 231971 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Can the U.S. Navy Use a ‘Cheap, Simple’ Fighter?”, September 291971 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republicans – Hunterdon County Republican Committee, Somerville, New Jersey, September 301971 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Ceremonies Launching the USS Batfish – Electric Boat Division, General Dynamics Corporation, Groton, Connecticut, October 61971 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Urban Housing – New Haven Junior Chamber of Commerce, October 81971 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Launching Ceremony of the USS Batfish, October 91971 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech before the Connecticut Region of the Zionist Organization of America, October 17 1971 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rail Transportation – Testimony before the U.S. Commerce Committee, October 261971 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – U.S. Action on China, October 261971 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Nations Vote on Taiwan – American Jewish Committee, New York, October 281971 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement – Subcommittee on Legislative Appropriations, November 21971 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Testimony – Senate Judiciary Committee – Nomination of Lewis F. Powell, November 101971 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Commencement Speech – Bridgeport Engineering Institute – Warren Harding High School, November 141971 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaign Funding Bill – Senate Floor Speech, November 231971 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cranston Amendment to Phase II Economic Stabilization Act, November 301971 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business Administration Appropriation, December 31971 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lewis F. Powell Nomination, December 6Box 15961971 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Comparison of “Z” versus “The Confession”, December 311972 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut’s Progressive Steps in Solid Waste Management, January1972 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Keynote Address – American Business Enterprises – Model Legislature of Connecticut Jaycees, Hartford, January 81972 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, January 251972 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation Trust Fund, February 2 1972 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Highways – Mid-Winter Conference of the Lions Clubs of Connecticut, February 51972 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Importance of Some Legislative Issues Over Others, February 81972 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Peace Corps Crisis, February 221972 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Conservation/Environment – Annual Dinner of the Connecticut Group of the Sierra Club, February 251972 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – President Nixon and the end of War in Southeast Asia, March 11972 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mass Transit Funding, March 21972 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Speech – Southboro, Massachusetts and Cumberland, Maryland, March 10 and 161972 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Busing Floor Speech, March 241972 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – War Powers of Congress, April 61972 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation – Testimony Before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee – Need to Increase Amtrak Funding, April 111972 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opening of the Northeast Hearings of the Commission on Highway Beautification, April 171972 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Endorses Nixon’s Stand on the Vietnam Withdrawal, April 271972 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Death of J. Edgar Hoover, May 21972 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Speech Calling for the Resignation of the President of Amtrak, Roger Lewis, May 41972 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – U.S. Constitution – Round Hill Church, Greenwich, Connecticut, May 71972 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – President’s Message on Vietnam, May 9 1972 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Aid Highway Act – Roads Subcommittee Testimony, May 111972 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Haven Speech – Handwritten Outline, May 131972 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Reiterating Support for Nixon’s Vietnam Withdrawal Policy, May 151972 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Western Connecticut State College Graduation, May 211972 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Busing Floor Speech, May 231972 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – President Nixon’s Report on the Moscow Summit, June 21972 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Speech – Amtrak Conference Report, June 81972 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nixon Support – Trumbullberk County Club, Bloomfield, Connecticut, June 81972 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Post Junior College Graduation, June 101972 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Southbury Training School Commencement, June 121972 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Greenwich High School Commencement, June 151972 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Veterans – Catholic War Veterans Dinner, Middletown, Connecticut, June 171972 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Save the Children Hailed on 40 Years of World Service, June 211972 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Corporation for Public Broadcasting Financing, June 221972 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – U.S./Russia Space Flights Testimony, June 221972 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Youth Recreation and Sports Program, June 29 1972 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Legion, Hartford, Connecticut, July 141972 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation – Kennedy/Weicker Amendment – Highways and Related Systems Improvement Act, July 211972 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Statement on Senator Tom Eagleton, July 261972 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hearings on State Income Tax Provisions of Revenue Sharing – Testimony, July 271972 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Trident Submarine Floor Statement, July 271972 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican Plank – Testimony before the Republican Platform Committee, Miami, Florida, August 161972 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation – Testimony before the Subcommittee on Housing and Urban Affairs, September 71972 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hitchcock Chair Company Museum, Riverton, Connecticut, September 121972 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Political/Jobs – Annual Clambake – Cos Cob Republican Club, Greenwich, Connecticut, September 171972 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation – Kennedy/Weicker Amendment to the 1972 Highway Act, September 191972 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Diethylstibestrol Ban Floor Speech, September 211972 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Television News – New England Press Association Dinner, Southbury, Connecticut, September 221972 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Cartoonist Dinner, September 271972 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amnesty Floor Speech, October 41972 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation – Mass Transit, October 61972 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transportation – Opposition to the House Action on the Breakup of the Highway Trust Fund, October 6 1972 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amtrak Testimony – Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, October 71972 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Selfishness – Connecticut Masons’ 77th Annual Grand Master’s Day, Masonic Home and Hospital, Wallingford, Connecticut, October 7Box 15971972 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Prescott Bush Eulogy, October 101972 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senator John Cooper’s Retirement from the Senate, October 111972 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amtrak Appropriation, October 121972 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – McGovern/Transportation Floor Speech, October 141972 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Waste Treatment – Connecticut’s Solid Waste Management Program Hailed, October 141972 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Highways –Chubb Lecture at Yale University, October 171972 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speeches Search, October 17- December 31972 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Home Builders Association of Hartford, October 19 1972 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hartford Tax Institute, October 201972 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Council of Senior Citizens, New Haven, Connecticut, October 251972 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Death of Igor Sikorsky, October 261972 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Germans – Connecticut Saengerbund, Hartford Hilton, November 41972 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Association of Local Legislators – Middlebury, Connecticut, November 18 1972 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Newman’s Shield – Waldork – News Media Source Protection Act, December 121973 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Vietnam, January 31973 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Space – American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, January 91973 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Transcript of Testimony of Claude Brinegar and Weicker at Commerce Hearing, January 101973 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introducing the News Media Protection Act, January 111973 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Essay by Boy Scout Douglas R. Philipp – “Why are Railroads Important to the Nation?”, January 161973 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Protection of Animals During Air Transport, S. 399, January 161973 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – End of Vietnam War, January 241973 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introducing the “Highways and Related Transportation Systems Improvement Act”, January 311973 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Bill to Abolish the Bread Tax, February 11973 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony on “The Emergency Commuter Relief Act”, February 61973 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Highway Trust Fund, February 81973 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Protection of New Sources – Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, Committee on the Judiciary, February 221973 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mandatory Oil Import Quota, February 271973 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Public Acquisition of Rail Rights-of-Way in the Northeast, February 271973 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Repeal of the Bread Tax, March 1 1973 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – News Media Source Protection Act, March 81973 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Drug Research – Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, Inc. Meeting, March 81973 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Medicare Financing Program, S. 1146, March 81973 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaign Practices – Sales Association of Pulp and Paper Industry, New York, March 121973 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Aid Highway Act, March 131973 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – A Balanced Transportation Policy – Highway Trust, March 141973 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nomination of L. Patrick Gray, March 201973 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Access to FBI Files for all Members of the Senate Committee Investigating Watergate, March 201973 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Investigation, March 291973 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Fate of those Missing in Action in North Vietnam, April 51973 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Northwest Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, Torrington, Connecticut, April 91973 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaign Reform Act – Subcommittee on Privileges and Elections, Rules and Administration Committee, April 111973 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Acting Director of the FBI, L. Patrick Gray, April 271973 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Environmental Impact of a Federal Project, S. 1668, April 301973 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Developments, April 301973 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – U.S. Tariff Commission Investigation on Ball Bearings, May 1 1973 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Supports the Fire Prevention and Control Act, May 101973 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opening of the Hearings before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Practices, May 171973 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, May 201973 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kent School Commencement, May 311973 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Archibald Cox Statement, June 51973 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Clerk-Hire Allowance – Subcommittee on Legislative Appropriations, Committee on Appropriations, June 61973 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Refrains Questioning of Maurice Stans during his Appearance before the Watergate Committee, June 121973 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Vice President Agnew’s Remarks Concerning the Watergate Committee Freeing Defendants, June 121973 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reported White House Pressures to Curb Weicker’s Watergate Role, June 151973 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Space – Solar Energy Floor Statement, June 191973 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate, June 281973 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Animal Welfare Act, July 121973 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Alaskan Pipeline Floor Statement, July 131973 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – UNESCO Sponsors International Solar Energy Conference, July 161973 60) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate, July 201973 61) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Excerpt of Transcript of Hearings before the Select Senate Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, July 231973 62) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaign Practices Floor Statement, July 24 1973 63) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments, Amendment 409, July 251973 64) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – National Press Club Luncheon, July 271973 65) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Veterans Hospital Hearings, August 71973 66) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s Response to Spiro Agnew’s News Conference, August 9Box 15981973 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Railroad Nationalization, September 101973 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Michigan Bar Association, September 131973 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Billie Jean King/Bobbie Riggs Tennis Match, September 191973 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of Full Funding for the Trident Submarine Program, September 201973 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Against Henry Kissinger’s Nomination as Secretary of State, September 211973 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Trident Submarine, September 271973 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony – Air Transport of Animals, September 281973 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Foreign Trade Floor Speech, October 21973 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Outbreak of Hostilities in the Middle East, October 91973 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Response to Spiro Agnew’s Resignation as Vice President, October 101973 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s Choices for Vice Presidential Candidates – Letter to the President, October 11 1973 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Special to the Catholic Transcript, Hartford, Connecticut, October 151973 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Tapes, October 201973 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – 30th Annual Connecticut Credit Union League Convention, October 271973 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Fire Legislation, November 21973 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act, November 71973 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – S. 2674 – Transfer Functions from the Office of Telecommunications Policy to the Federal Communications Commission, November 91973 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Big Business – Hartford Chamber of Commerce, November 161973 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amend the Export Administration Act of 1969, H.R. 8547, November 301973 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amendment Allocating Funds for a Report on the Feasibility of Nationalizing Rail Service, December 111973 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Richard Nixon’s Papers Tax Deduction, December 121973 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Release of Weicker’s 1972 Tax Return, December 141973 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Interview with the Former IRS Commissioner on Richard Nixon’s Taxes, December 181973 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Channukah Holiday Speech, December 201974 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Housing Finance Authority, January 111974 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Watergate Motions, January 231974 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Amherst College, January 251974 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – First Annual New York State Winter Conference – Hofstra University, February 2 1974 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – University of Virginia, February 51974 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Questions for the President, February 71974 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Larry Thompson – HUD Suspension Decision, February 151974 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Statement – Reasons for Vote to Return Emergency Energy Act to Conference, February 191974 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Non-Coupon Gas Rationing, February 191974 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Gas Crisis/Mandatory Rationing, February 22, 19741974 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaign Reform – Federal Judiciary Dinner of the New London County Chapter of the Federal Bar Association, February 221974 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Jaycees Awards Night, New Haven, Connecticut, February 231974 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Request for the Brazilian Ambassador’s January 30, 1974 Address to be Printed in the Record, February 281974 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Housing Allowances and Leasing Programs, March 111974 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate, New Milford, Connecticut, March 161974 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Long Island Sound Study – Senate Hearings, Subcommittee on Reorganization, Research and International Organization, March 181974 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments, March 261974 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Decontrol on Domestic Oil Production, April1974 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement before the Judiciary Subcommittees of Administrative Practices and Procedure and on Constitutional Rights, and the Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Surveillance, April 81974 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Weicker’s Reply to John Wayne’s Telegram, April 8 1974 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Legislation Directing Rehabilitation of Railroad Tracks, April 101974 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mandatory Conservation Act of 1975, April 141974 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Princeton University, April 171974 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – State University of New York, Binghamton, April 181974 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Speech at the Four Freedoms Dinner, New York City, April 251974 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Democracy – “Communication in a Democracy: Three Conditions for a Two-Way Street, April 261974 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – The Association of American Publishers, Bermuda, April 291974 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Reporters Questions about Weicker References in the Watergate Transcripts, May 11974 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s 1973 Taxes, May 21974 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Washington University Law School Alumni, St. Louis, Missouri, May 101974 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – American University Commencement, College of Public Affairs, May 12Box 15991974 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – S. 3485 – Amend the Regional Rail Reorganization Act of 1973, May 131974 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Taxes – Financial Statement by Senator Weicker, May 141974 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Elementary and Secondary Education Programs, Amendment to S. 1539, May 161974 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Education – Avon League of Women Voters, Farmington, Connecticut, May 17 1974 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Equality of Educational Opportunity, May 201974 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio, May 261974 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Central Connecticut State College, New Britain, Connecticut, May 311974 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate – Choate School, Wallingford, Connecticut, June 21974 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Business – Pacific Coast Builders, San Francisco, California, June 61974 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker on Henry Kissinger in Vienna, June 111974 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bradley International Airport, June 111974 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, June 131974 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Domestic Marshall Plan – Litchfield High School Commencement, June 161974 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Shepaug River – Testimony before the Senate Committee on Interior, June 201974 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican Platform Statement, June 211974 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Camp Safety – Children and Youth Subcommittee, Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, July 151974 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Releases Hold on Nomination of Arthur Lewis as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the U.S. Railway Association, July 151974 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service – Restricting White House Staff Access to Tax Returns, July 18 and August 131974 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – S. 3790 – Airport Landing Fees Charged in Foreign Countries, July 221974 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Tapes Surrender – Supreme Court Decision, July 24 1974 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Political/Baker, July 261974 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Government Forbidden from Examining Individuals Bank Records, July 311974 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy – Arab Oil, July 311974 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – WCBS Editorial Reply – Endorsement of a Permanent Special Prosecutor, August 1974 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service Amendment, August 61974 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Animal Air Transport Legislation, August 81974 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Landing Fees, August 81974 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reaction to President Nixon’s Resignation, August 81974 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Gerald Ford Inaugural Speech Reaction, August 91974 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – HUD – Housing and Community Development Act, August 131974 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Restricting White House Staff Access to Tax Returns, August 131974 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service – “Watergate Reform: Where Do We Stand?”, August 161974 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Reaction to Nelson Rockefeller’s Selection as Vice President, August 201974 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Economy – “How Not to Fight Inflation”, August 211974 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Compliments Senator Jacob Javits for his Pension Reform Legislation, August 221974 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Illegal Electronic Surveillance, August 221974 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to Richard Nixon’s Pardon, September 8 1974 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service – Restrict the Authority for Inspection of Tax Returns, September 111974 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Amtrak 5-Year Plan, September 121974 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological - Confirmation Hearings – Governor Thomas Meskill’s Nomination to the Second District U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, September 171974 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Railroad Revenue Act, September 171974 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Surveillance – Creation of a Joint Committee on Intelligence Oversight, September 191974 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy – New England Broadcast Association, Boston, Massachusetts, September 201974 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service – Executive Order Limiting White House Access to Income Tax Returns, September 201974 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate/Energy – Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, September 211974 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the New Worth Disclosure Act Requiring Financial Disclosure for Federal Executives and Employees, September 301974 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Statement Introducing the Quality Educational Assistance Act, October1974 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Digestive Disease – Connecticut Digestive Disease Society, October 11974 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement Upon the Opening of the Hirshhorn Museum, October 11974 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy Floor Statement, October 41974 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Response to Failure to Solve the Energy Crisis, October 41974 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Voter Apathy – Middlesex Manufacturers Association, East Haddam, Connecticut, October 17 1974 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NAACP – Connecticut State Conference of Branches, NAACP, October 191974 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Bar Association, New Haven, Connecticut, October 211974 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – South Dakota State University, October 281974 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech – New England Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, November 151974 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Comments on the Federal Privacy Board Act, November 20Box 16001974 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Comments on the Proposal for Hearings on Tax Privacy, November 211974 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service/Census Bureau, November 211974 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Puerto Rico – New Progressive Party, November 231974 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Sugar Amendment – Agriculture, Environmental and Consumer Protection Appropriations, November 251974 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Comments on Intelligence Oversight, December1974 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – B’nai B’rith, Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles, California, December 81974 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Intelligence Oversight Testimony, December 101974 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Service Tax Audit – Procedures for Selection of Tax Returns for Audit, December 121974 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Standby Energy Emergency Authority Act – S. 3267, December 131974 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut High School Student Council Convention, December 14 1974 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Leasing Testimony – Hartford, Connecticut, December 161974 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Thomas Meskill – Delay in Confirmation to be a Federal Judge, December 161974 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – George Aiken Tribute, December 171974 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Norris Cotton Tribute, December 171974 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Bridgeport Commencement, December 221975 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to the Watergate Trial Verdict, January 11975 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Opening of the Gold Market – Probus Club, Woodbridge, Connecticut, January 71975 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s Reaction to Judge Sirica’s Release Order, January 81975 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Greenwich Republican Town Committee, January 91975 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Response to President Ford’s Economic Speech, January 141975 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Net Worth Disclosure Act, S. 192 – Floor Statement, January 161975 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Legislation to Restrict Authority for Inspection of Tax Returns, January 171975 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Developments at the New London Submarine Base, January 201975 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reintroduction of Legislation to Create a Joint Congressional Intelligence Oversight Committee, January 231975 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Mandatory Gas Rationing Act, January 231975 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Statement – Consideration of the Wyman-Durkin Senatorial Election Contest, January 28 1975 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Central State University, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, February 111975 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senator Haskell Cites Weicker Article on Mandatory Gas Rationing, February 191975 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Supreme Court Decision Giving the Internal Revenue Service the Right to Examine Bank Records, February 201975 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Regional Rail Reorganization Act Amendments, February 211975 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Declaration – Senate Should Hold Weekend Sessions until Action is Completed on Crisis Legislation, February 241975 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Right of American to Face One’s Accusers, February 241975 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Right of Every Senate Member to Speak, February 271975 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Dinner – Norwich Republican Town Committee, February 281975 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy Crisis and the Economy, March 111975 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Meskill Vote Delay, March 121975 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Institute of Banking, Hartford, Connecticut, March 151975 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican Study Group, Bridgeport, Connecticut, March 151975 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony – Hearings of the Rail Service Planning Office – USRA Preliminary System Plan, March 171975 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Opposition to the Establishment of an Agency for Consumer Advocacy, March 191975 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Action Regarding Commitments in Vietnam, March 211975 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Legislation to Abolish the Highway Trust Fund, March 21 1975 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reaction to the Meskill Nomination being Favorably Reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee, March 211975 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement Charging that Congress is Responsible for the Failure of Governments in Southeast Asia, March 271975 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Request for Citizenship for Simeon and Paca Zivkov, April 71975 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey, April 91975 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Mandatory Energy Conservation Act, April 101975 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Insertion in the Congressional Record – Washington Post Editorial, “The Energy Message is Fading”, April 141975 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s 1974 Tax Return, April 141975 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Judiciary Committee Report on the Judgeship Nomination of Thomas J. Meskill, April 151975 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Gas Association, Washington, DC, April 161975 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Debate on Thomas Meskill Judgeship Appointment, April 211975 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Floor Debate on Thomas Meskill Judgeship Appointment, April 221975 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Society of Professional Engineers, April 231975 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Explanation of Vote Against Aid to the Vietnam Bill, April 241975 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Criticizing Congress for Failure to Respond to the Need for Tax Reform – Finance Subcommittee on the Internal Revenue Service, April 281975 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Efficiency of the Food Stamp Program – Government Subcommittee Hearing, May 21975 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Law Day – University of Georgia Law School, Athens, Georgia, May 3 1975 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker/Brooke/Scott Introduction of the Electric Utilities Rate Reform Act, May 6Box 16011975 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Associated Press Circuit Meeting, Bridgeport, Connecticut, May 81975 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Knights of Columbus State Banquet, Hartford, Connecticut, May 101975 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Consumer Protection Act, May 121975 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Abraham Ribicoff Inserts Weicker’s May 8th Speech in the Congressional Record, May 121975 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Vietnamese Refugees, May 131975 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Criticizes Gerald Ford’s Executive Order – Tax Returns for the Past 20 Years Opened to the Senate Government Operations Committee, May 141975 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Society for the Prevention of Blindness, Inc., Wallingford, Connecticut, May 171975 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Maine Commencement, Portland, Maine, May 171975 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Discrimination of the Handicapped, May 17 1975 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Air Combat Fighter Programs – Subcommittee on Federal Spending and Efficiency, May 201975 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Eastern Connecticut State Teachers College Commencement, May 231975 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Fairleigh-Dickinson University Commencement, May 251975 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – State University of New York, Albany and St. Joseph’s High School Commencements, June 1 and June 71975 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker/Baker Call for a Permanent Joint Intelligence Oversight Committee, June 11 1975 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Bill – Assure the Humane Treatment of Animals Shipped by Air, June 131975 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Wyman/Durkin – Senate Debate on the New Hampshire Senate Seat, June 131975 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Roll Call 20th Anniversary, June 181975 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bassick High School Distributive Education Program, June 191975 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Windsor High School Commencement, Windsor, Connecticut, June 191975 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Stamford High School and Westhill High School Commencements, Stamford, Connecticut, June 221975 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Environment and Land Resources, July 91975 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Air Combat Fighter Programs – Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices, July 101975 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Privacy, July 101975 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Release of the Long Island Sound Regional Study, Norwalk, Connecticut, July 281975 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Reform Legislation – Government Operations Committee, July 291975 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Praise for the Appropriations Committee Action Regarding 35 Million for the Housing and Community Development Act, July 301975 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Subcommittee on Transportation, July 311975 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Education Association, August 11975 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Work Sacrifice and Unselfish Caring”, September1975 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Appropriations for the Department of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare, September 17 1975 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Flexible Packaging Association, New York City, September 171975 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reflection of a Novice Aquanaut, September 181975 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to Pay Raise for Members of Congress, September 181975 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Reprint of an Article – Support of Gerald Ford’s Veto of the Bill Concerning Control of Oil Prices, September 191975 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Federal Taxpayer Privacy Act, September 191975 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hank Price Eulogy, September 241975 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Extension of the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act of 1973, September 261975 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cost of the F-18 Fighter, September 301975 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Decontrol of Oil and Gasoline Prices, October 11975 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Catastrophic Health Insurance and Medical Assistance Reform Act, October 31975 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Brickner Memorial Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, October 151985 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to the Breakup of the Major Oil Companies, October 211975 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement of Barry Berman – Legalization of Marijuana, October 241975 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – 26th Annual Conference of the Connecticut Reading Council, Glastonbury, Connecticut, October 251975 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of Open Government, October 291975 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New York City Statement, October 29 1975 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – John F. Kennedy Lodge of B’nai B’rith, Chevy Chase, Maryland, October 301975 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lake Zoar Bridge, October 301975 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – 29th Annual Education Conference – Connecticut State Federation of Teachers, Hartford, Connecticut, October 311975 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Criticism of Covert CIA Operations and Henry Kissinger’s Foreign Policy, November1975 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Disapproval of Ronald Reagan’s Bid for the Presidential Nomination, November1975 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of the Government in the Sunshine Act, November 51975 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Situs Picketing Legislation, November 101975 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Submission of Resolution to Posthumously Award Citizenship to Slaves, November 101975 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – ENFORCER Military Aircraft, November 131975 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Comments on the F-18, November 141975 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Animal Welfare Act – Commerce Subcommittee on the Environment, November 201975 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reaction to Ronald Reagan’s Announcement to Seek the Presidential Nomination, November 201975 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – International Convention of the Religious Education Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 231975 60) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Environmental Protection Agency, December 21975 61) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Reform Legislation, December 31975 62) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Government Operations, December 4 1975 63) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Northeast Rail Corridor, December 41975 64) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Equal Education, December 91975 65) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Extension of the Highway Trust Fund, December 121975 66) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Animal Welfare Amendments, December 161975 67) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – U.S. Energy Policy, December 161975 68) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to U.S. Involvement in Angola, December 17Box 16021976 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Special to the Greenwich Time – Financial Report, January1976 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker’s Candidacy for the U.S. Senate, January 131976 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Intelligence Oversight Hearings – Opening Statement, January 211976 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nomination of George Bush to be Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, January 261976 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony – House Ways and Means Committee, January 281976 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support for the Establishment of a Fishery Conservation Zone, January 281976 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – WFSB-TV Editorial Criticizing Weicker for Connections to Remington Arms and Weicker’s Response, February 4-51976 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Response to Charges Involving Gulf Oil Political Contributions, February 61976 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Intelligence Oversight – Government Operations Committee, February 191976 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Abortion, February 25 1976 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Celebration – Glastonbury Republican Town Committee, February 281976 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Association for Advanced Life Underwriters Reprint, February 291976 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Grants and Cooperative Agreement Act – Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices, March 31976 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Effective Government in Action”, March 31976 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Politics of the Republican Party, March 51976 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Dinner, Manchester, Connecticut, March 61976 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Citizen’s Day Program – Grace Baptist Church, Norwalk, Connecticut, March 71976 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Objections to H.R. 8617 – Removal of Restrictions on Federal Employee Participation in Elective Politics, March 111976 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Daniel Schorr and Freedom of the Press, March 121976 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Privacy Protection Study Commission on Taxpayers’ Privacy, March 121976 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Repeal of Law Creating the Tax Check-Off System and Public Campaign Finance, March 171976 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Federation of Young Republicans’ Annual Convention, Enfield, Connecticut, March 201976 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Haven Medical Association, March 251976 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Argues to Prohibit Supersonic Air Transportation in the U.S., March 251976 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Greenwich, Connecticut Republican Town Committee, March 261976 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of the Toxic Substance Control Act, March 26 1976 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Oversight of Intelligence Activities, April 11976 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Transportation Union Workers, April 31976 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Yale Political Union, April 51976 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Conference Report on S. 1941 – Animal Welfare Act Amendments, April 71976 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s Personal Finances, April 81976 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Ocean Policy, April 91976 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Simulated Democratic National Convention, Bloomsburg State College, April 91976 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Commends Senators Magnuson and Brooke for Efforts to Save the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, April 91976 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Oversight of the Intelligence Community – Marymount College, April 211976 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Government Economy and Spending Reform Act, April 261976 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business, April 291976 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Valley Council of B’nai B’rith, April 301976 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Law Day, May 11976 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to Public Financing of Presidential Campaign, May 41976 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Timetable for Watergate Reform, Intelligence Oversight and Tax Privacy Legislation, May 41976 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kennedy/Weicker Amendment to Provide Equal Educational Opportunity, May 111976 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of B-1 Bomber Funding, May 20 1976 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Eastern Connecticut State College Commencement, May 231976 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Haven Boy’s Club, May 241976 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Regulatory Reform Act, May 271976 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Special Bicentennial Statement to the Bridgeport Post, June1976 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Women Institutors of Connecticut (WIOCONS), June 11976 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Greenwich County Day School Commencement, June 41976 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Fairfield High School Commencement, June 131976 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Lobby Reform Long Overdue”, June 151976 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Elderly – North Branford High School Commencement, June 16Box 16031976 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Barbara Armonas – “Leave Your Tears in Moscow” – Lithuanian Deportation to Siberia, June 181976 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rham Commencement, June 181976 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Northwest Regional High School Commencement, Winsted, Connecticut, June 191976 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Introduction of the Quality Education Assistance Act, June 231976 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amity High Commencement, Woodbridge, Connecticut, June 231976 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Participation at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, June 291976 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Press Conference, July 1976 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – General George Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff – Remarks about People of the Jewish Faith, July 11976 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Appropriations Bill, July 21976 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Acceptance Speech – Republican State Convention, Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford, Connecticut, July 161976 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Dan W. Lufkin Nominates Weicker for the U.S. Senate, July 171976 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Watergate Reform Act, S. 495 – Introductory Statement, July 191976 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Vote to Override the President’s Veto of the Public Works Employment Bill, July 211976 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Committee on the Judiciary, July 231976 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reaction on the Selection of Senator Schweiker as Reagan’s Running Mate, July 261976 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Privacy Legislation, July 271976 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Text of Unidentified Speech – Democracy, August 1976 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony on S. 3049 – Bill to Reauthorize a Flood Control Project in New London, August 31976 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tribute to Representative Jerry Litton, August 41976 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Motion to Recommit H.R. 10612 – Tax Reform Act, August 51976 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Tax Reform Act, August 61976 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to Amendment Number 341 to a Budget Bill, August 61976 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Endorsement of Warren Westbrook for Connecticut Representative, August 161976 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Northeast Public Power Association, Wallingford, Connecticut, August 17 1976 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Save the Whales Act, August 311976 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy Crisis, August 311976 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Lockheed’s Bribery of Foreign Officials, September 11976 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Floor Statement on H.R. 71 – Veterans of the First and Second World Wars, September 101976 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Presidential Debates, September 101976 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Cos Cob Clambake, Cos Cob, Connecticut, September 121976 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Congressional Record – Revenue Sharing Entitlements, September 131976 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaign Speech, September 171976 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tribute to Senator Mike Mansfield, September 171976 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tribute to Disabled Veteran Salvatore D’Amico, Outstanding Handicapped Federal Employee of the Year, September 211976 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Praise to Retiring Senator John Pastore, September 221976 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –The Government Economy and Spending Reform Act, September 231976 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Convention of the Connecticut AFL-CIO, September 231976 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Congressional Record – Introduction of the Commercial Fisheries Assistance Act, September 291976 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Allow the Watergate Reform Bill to Die for the 94th Congress, September 291976 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opening Statement - The Connecticut Daily Newspaper Association Debate, October 6 1976 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Opening Statement – WTIC Radio Debate, October 111976 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opening Statement – Sigma Delta Chi Debate, October 181976 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Election Night Statement, November 21977 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Financial Assistance for American Cities1977 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of S. 16 – Campaign and Election Reform, January 101977 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to Nomination of Griffin Bell, January 251977 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Emergency Natural Gas Act, January 281977 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senator Abraham Ribicoff Remarks – Public Integrity Act, February 21977 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Congressional Record – Committee Reorganization, February 41977 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Youth Camp Safety Act, February 41977 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Trustees of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, February 51977 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Membership Statement – Slumbering Groundhog Lodge, March1977 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Nomination of Paul Warnke – Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and SALT Negotiator, March 91977 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Additional Whale Protection Legislation, March 91977 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Public Works Employment Act, March 101977 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Congressional Record – Chemical and Biological Warfare, March 21 1977 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Official Conduct Amendments, March 231977 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Ethics Bill – Floor Speech, March 231977 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Amendment for Supplemental Appropriations for Agencies, April 11977 60) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to the Passage of the Senate Ethics Bill, April 11977 61) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker’s 1976 Tax Return, April 201977 62) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Women’s Division of the United Jewish Welfare Fund, May 51977 63) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped Employment Legislation, May 10Box 16041977 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mohegan Community College Commencement, Norwich, Connecticut, May 151977 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – UTTAS – Utility Tactical Transport Aircraft System Helicopter Production, May 161977 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Post College Commencement, Waterbury, Connecticut, May 221977 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – International Whale Day Celebration, May 221977 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Small Business Week, May 241977 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Clean Air Amendments, June 81977 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Establishment of a Passport Office in Connecticut, June 161977 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Avon High School Commencement, June 17 1977 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Appropriations for the Department of the Treasury, the Postal Service and for General Government, June 201977 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Appropriations for the Departments of State, Justice and Commerce, the Judiciary and Related Agencies, June 241977 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Too Many Congressional Staff on the Senate Floor, July 111977 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of S. 1870 – Termination of the Highway Trust Fund, July 151977 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Weicker’s Financial Statement, July 291977 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – The Energy Stamp Act, September 71977 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Gasoline Rationing Legislation, Amendment Number 814, September 131977 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of S. 2099 – Amend the Regional Rail Reorganization Act of 1973, September 151977 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Energy Stamp Amendment to the National Gas Policy Act, September 201977 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Government Access for the Deaf, September 301977 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – UNC’s Executive Program Anniversary, October1977 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Address to the Libbey-Owens- Ford Company’s “Glass Show 1977”, Boston, Massachusetts, October 11977 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Annual Convention of the Independent Insurance Agents of America, October 31977 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Panama Canal, San Francisco, California, October 31977 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Quality Bakers of America, Inc., Atlantic City, New Jersey, October 61977 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Annual Fall Dinner of the Chester County Republican Club, October 13 1977 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Seminar on Health Care Costs, October 181977 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Fragment of a Speech to the International System Safety Conference, Washington, DC, October 191977 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business, Hartford Graduate Center, Hartford, Connecticut, October 211977 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Outerwear and Sportswear Association, October 251977 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Financing for the Energy, Coal Conversion Act, October 281977 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – Marine Migratory Fish Conservation and Study Act, October 311977 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Nations Conference of the Women’s League of Conservative Judaism, November 11977 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Congressional Record – National Manned Undersea Science and Technology Act, November 31977 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of North Carolina Executive Graduates Program, November 111977 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Keynote Speech – National Commission of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, November 201977 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Stamford Boys Club, November 201977 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, Hartford, Connecticut, December 21977 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Technion Society of Philadelphia, Beth Sholom Congregation, Elkins, Pennsylvania, December 3Box 16051977 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Economic Condition of the Domestic Commercial Fisheries, December 41978 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bill Banning Ugandan Trade, January 23 1978 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Warren Lee Pierson, January 241978 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Harford County Lincoln Day Dinner, Bel-Air, Maryland, February 121978 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Panama Canal Treaties, February 201978 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Aquaculture Organic Act, February 241978 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Wethersfield Republican Lincoln Day Dinner, February 241978 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech Not Given – Republican Town Committee – Lincoln Day, March 41978 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Speech Before Financial Analysts Regarding Energy, March 101978 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Koreagate, March 131978 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of the Youth Camp Safety Act, S. 258, March 211978 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Message for the Union Carbide Corporation’s Energy Advertisement, April1978 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Commercial Fisheries Development Act, April 3 1978 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, California, April 71978 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – California College Republican Convention, Newport Beach, California, April 81978 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amen Corner Annual Dinner, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, April 151978 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Eastern Products Decorating Show, Hartford, Connecticut, April 151978 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Law and Order, April 181978 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Passage of the Panama Canal Treaties, April 20 1978 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Weicker/William Gardner – Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on State, Justice, Commerce and the Judiciary, April 27 and 281978 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Law and Order – Bearing Specialists Association Annual Convention, Colorado Springs, Colorado, May 11978 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – EDA, Economic Development Administration – Public Works and Economic Development Act – Redevelopment Area Grant Program, May 21978 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opposition to Benjamin Civiletti’s Nomination, May 41978 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senior Intern Program, May 51978 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Israel Public Affairs Committee, AIPAC, Washington Hilton Hotel, May 81978 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Sale of Arms to Egypt, Israel and Saudi Arabia, May 151978 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Uganda Coffee Boycott, May 191978 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Capital Formation, May 261978 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Western Connecticut State College Commencement, Danbury, Connecticut, May 271978 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Franklin Pierce College, May 28 1978 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Capital Gains Tax, June1978 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Marianapolis School Commencement, Thompson, Connecticut, June 41978 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kenner Products Executive Seminar, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 161978 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Bar Association on Law and Justice, June 201978 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Uganda, June 261978 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Appropriation Bill for Treasury, June 271978 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Aid to New York City, June 29 1978 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business investment Incentive Act, July1978 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Internal Revenue Code Amendment, July 191978 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican State Convention, Hartford, Connecticut, July 281978 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Residual Oil Entitlements, August 91978 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Food for Peace Program, August 101978 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amendment to Eliminate the Highway Trust Fund, August 211978 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Electric Boat Contract Dispute – Senate Armed Service Committee, August 241978 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – District of Columbia Statehood, August 25Box 16061978 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Ocean Initiatives – Presented before the Marine Technology Society Conference, September 81978 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Natural Gas and Energy Control, September 121978 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Property Tax – The New England Press Association, Mystic, Connecticut, September 161978 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech Before the Glass Show, Hartford, Connecticut, September 231978 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – State, Justice, Commerce Appropriations Bill, September 301978 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middle East – Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, October 121978 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middle East – B’nai B’rith, October 15 1978 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Cuts – United Van Lines International Convention, Southampton Parish, Bermuda, October 191978 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Aquaculture, October 271978 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech before the Union League Club, October 311978 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middle East – Yeshiva Toras Chaim, Denver, Colorado, November 51978 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middle East –American Technion Society, Miami Beach, Florida, November 121978 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middle East – Yeshiva Beth Yehudah, Dearborn, Michigan, November 191978 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middle East – National Committee for Furtherance of Jewish Education, November 291978 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Cuts – The City Club of Portland, Oregon, December 11978 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Cuts – Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants, December 41978 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy – Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives, December 61979 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Seminar on Oceans Policy, St. Croix, Virgin Islands, January 81979 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Address before the City Club of Portland, Oregon, January 261979 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Telelecture Schedule, Spring, January 301979 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped Discrimination, February 61979 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Middlesex Club – 112th Annual Lincoln Day Dinner, Boston, Massachusetts, February 121979 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mexican Natural Gas Legislation, February 221979 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Israel Visit, March 2 1979 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Israel – Zionist Organization of America, March 41979 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Commercial Fisheries Development Act, March 51979 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reform of Senate Ethics, March 81979 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Youth Camp Safety Act, S. 258, March 81979 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Weicker Announcement of Presidential Candidacy, March 121979 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amex Bill, March 141979 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Ethics Bill, March 151979 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy Stamp Bill, March 211979 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Former Senator Ed Brooke of Massachusetts, March 211979 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker on the Carter Peanut Warehouse Scandal, March 221979 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Leisure Technology Corporation, Fort Myers, Florida, March 241979 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy Stamp Program, S. 771, March 27Box 16071979 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reform of Senate Ethics, March 281979 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal, Westchester, New York, April 11979 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Joint Resolution to Establish a Presidential Commission, Future of Civilian Nuclear Power, April 41979 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Platt High School Performance, April 8 1979 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Jefferson Society, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, April 121979 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech Before the New Hampshire Legislature, Concord, New Hampshire, April 171979 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –University of Connecticut Law School, April 181979 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Building and Construction Trades, April 251979 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NOAA – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Seabed Amendment, May 11979 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hillsborough County Bar Association, Tampa, Florida, May 41979 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Talmudical Academy of Baltimore, Maryland, May 61979 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Proposed Elimination of Amtrak’s “Montrealer” Service, May 9 and 16, 19791979 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Daniel Webster College Commencement, Nashua, New Hampshire, May 131979 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Old State House Rededication, May 191979 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Union College Commencement, Barbourville, Kentucky, May 201979 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Flavor and Extract Manufacturers’ Association, Palm Beach, Florida, May 211979 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nuclear Power, May 221979 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Health Priorities – Children’s Hospital, May 301979 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business Hearing on “The Impact of Commercial Credit Reporting on Small Business”, June1979 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amtrak Authorizations, S. 712, June 5 and 25 1979 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Food/Commercial Workers Union – Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, DC, June 81979 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – St. Margaret’s McTernan School Commencement, Waterbury, Connecticut, June 101979 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Yeshiva Gedolah-Zichron Moshe, South Fallsburg, New York, June 111979 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Brunswick School Commencement, Greenwich, Connecticut, June 151979 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Direct Election, June 181979 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Equal Employment Advisory Council, San Francisco, California, June 201979 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Aquaculture Organic Act, June 251979 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Steel Loan Guarantee Program, June 251979 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Small Business Participating Debenture Legislation, July 101979 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Independent Living Program – Fiscal Year 1980 Labor and Health, Education, Welfare Appropriations, July 111979 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Credit Against Tax for Investment in Small Business Participating Debentures, July 111979 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amendment to Ban all Dumping of Nuclear Wastes into the Ocean, July 161979 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – President Carter and his Cabinet, July 211979 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Professional Insurance Agents, Houston, Texas, July 211979 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Committee on Labor/Human Resources, July 271979 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nomination of Tom Watson as an U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union – Senate Foreign Relations Committee, July 27 1979 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Opposition to the August Recess, July 311979 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amtrak Authorization Act, August 11979 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Railroad Crossings – Mystic and Stonington, Connecticut, August 11979 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – White House Conference on Business, Hartford, Connecticut, August 231979 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Health Insurance, September 61979 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Canaan Chamber of Commerce, September 101979 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NRTA-AARP National Issue Forum, Hartford, Connecticut, September 121979 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Academy of Family Physicians, Hartford, Connecticut, September 201979 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of HUD Livable Cities Program, September 281979 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Richmond School of Business Administration, Richmond, Virginia, September 291979 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cosponsor Substitute Offered to S. 1308, Energy Committee Bill – Energy Mobilization Board, October 31979 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Response to a Speech by President Carter, October 41979 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business Innovation Act, October 5Box 16081979 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Deaf Telecommunications Act, S. 1869, October 91979 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Nurses’ Association Annual Convention, October 10 1979 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Knoxville, October 171979 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Race Relations in the 1980’s – New England Regional Conference, October 191979 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Appalachian Trial, October 241979 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Children with Learning Disabilities – Farmington Valley Association for Kids, October 271979 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Official Conduct Amendments – Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, November 71979 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reform of Senate Ethics – Senate Rules Committee, November 71979 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Chrysler Financial Assistance – Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, November 141979 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Aquaculture Bill Public Relations, November 14 and June 251979 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Easter Seals Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 171979 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Columbus Jewish Federation, Columbus, Ohio, December 11979 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rights to Homosexuals Bill, December 51979 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amendments to the Brooke- Cranston Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Act, December 201979 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Save the Children Day, December 201980 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Joint Meeting of the Lions, Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, January 91980 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Manufacturers of Waterbury, Connecticut, January 91980 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Housing, January 101980 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal Medical Division, New Haven, Connecticut, January 10 1980 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – White House Conference on Small Business, January 141980 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the Imported Oil Reduction Act, January 231980 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Greenwich Jaycees Banquet, Greenwich, Connecticut, January 251980 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Emergency Home Purchase Act – Senate Housing Subcommittee, February 61980 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, Boca Raton, Florida, February 251979-1980 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Civil Rights of the Institutionalized, S. 10, February 271980 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Fair Commercial Reporting Practices Act, February 281980 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mock Republican National Convention – Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts, March 21980 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business Committee Hearings on Capital Formation, March 31980 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Speech by Camille D. Weicker – Kansas Association for Retarded Citizens, Inc., Johnson County, Kansas, March 71980 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support Expressed for Former President Ford to Seek the Republican Nomination for President, March 151980 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Testimony before the Intelligence Committee, March 241980 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – International Finance – Senate Banking Subcommittee, March 241980 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Opening Statement before the Senate Small Business Committee, March 261980 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Budget Amendment – Amendment to Increase Health Function 550, April1980 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kiwanis Club Luncheon, Stamford, Connecticut, April 9 1980 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Bridgeport Law School, April 91980 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce, Bridgeport, Connecticut, April 101980 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mock Republican National Convention, the Gunnery School, Washington, Connecticut, April 101980 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Federation of the Council for Exceptional Children, April 121980 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Zionist Organization of America, Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, California, May 41980 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Inter-City Rail Passenger System – Small Business Committee Hearing, May 111980 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Section 8 Rental Housing, May 121980 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Pennsylvania Dental School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 141980 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Homebuilders, Washington, DC, May 201980 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut District Export Council, Bridgeport, Connecticut, May 221980 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Triton College Commencement – River Grove, Illinois, May 291980 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Catrala’s 10th Annual Region One Convention, Kiamesha Lake, New York, June 51980 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican Platform Committee, New York, New York, June 61980 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Emergency Medical Services and Health Professional Capitation Grants, June 16 and 18Box 16091980 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Oversight of the Internal Revenue Service, Senate Finance Committee, June 20 1980 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Revenue Sharing Amendment to the Fiscal Year 1980 Supplemental Appropriations, June 271980 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Funds for Abortion, September 29 and 301980 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Greater Waterbury Board of Realtors, Waterbury, Connecticut, October 21980 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Homebuilders Society Association of Spokane, Spokane, Washington, October 31980 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Campaigning for the Election of Ronald Reagan, October 231980 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Easter Seal Society Annual Meeting, Middlebury, Connecticut, October 271980 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New England Regional Board Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith Annual Dinner Meeting, Newton, Massachusetts, November 21980 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, November 181980 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reform of the Senate Code of Official Conduct, November 191980 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal Annual Dinner, Huntington, New York, November 221980 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amex Symposium, New York, New York, December 81980 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Up Amendment Number 1908, December 11, 19801981 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Alexander Haig Nomination, January 131981 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – St. Croix Chamber of Commerce, St. Croix, Virgin Islands, February 71981 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Getting the Federal Budget Under Control: Consensus as to Ends, Division as to Means”, Ansonia, Connecticut, February 121981 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Newington Jaycees Annual Dinner, Newington, Connecticut, February 14 1981 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Senator James Buckley, February 181981 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Camille D. Weicker’s Texas Speech – National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, February 181981 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Tax Equity for Small Business: Why it Must be a U.S. Priority” – Darien Chamber of Commerce, Darien, Connecticut, February 181981 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Easter Seals Taping, March 181981 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Metalfinishers, Miami, Florida, March 231981 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, March 281981 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Center for Oceans Law and Policy, Washington, DC, April 11981 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Support of the Export Trading Company Act, April 71981 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Zonta International Women’s Organization, April 121981 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Yale School of Organization and Management, April 161981 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – California Beer Wholesalers, Reno, Nevada, April 231981 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Virginia Alumni Association, April 281981 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Retail Druggists, Washington, DC, May 41981 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal, Bergen, New Jersey, May 41981 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Brookings Institute, Washington, DC, May 51981 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – President’s Commission on Employment of the Handicapped, Washington, DC, May 7 1981 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cellulose Manufacturers Association, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 81981 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Temple Sinai Congregation, Newington, Connecticut, May 101981 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Budget Resolution Statement, May 121981 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Adolf H. Lichter Lecture – Cultural Commission of Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Southfield, Michigan, May 131981 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Memorial Day Speech, Old Greenwich, Connecticut, May 251981 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Jewelry Distributors, Hot Springs, Virginia, May 291981 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kiwanis Club, Waterbury, Connecticut, May 291981 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Moral Majority – United Jewish Appeal Advertising Dinner, New York, June 41981 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mary Institute Commencement, St. Louis, Missouri, June 51981 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican Platform Committee, New York, June 61981 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Rehabilitation Facilities, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 81981 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Center for the Study of Marine Policy, Newark, Delaware, June 201981 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Boys State Convention, Dudley, Massachusetts, June 211981 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Omnibus Reconciliation Act, June 25Box 16101981 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Jewish National Fund, Cleveland, Ohio, June 25 1981 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – El Salvador, July 211981 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Economic Recovery Tax Act, July 291981 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Business League and Unity Contractors, Hartford, Connecticut, August 91981 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Society of Travel Agents, Haddam, Connecticut, August 191981 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Education Association, Lakeville, Connecticut, August 241981 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Yale School of Medicine, Physician Associate Program, Commencement, August 301981 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Employment of the Handicapped, September 181981 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hearing on Interest Rates and Business Credit Needs – Senate Small Business Committee, September 231981 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cuba Symposium, Washington, DC, September 241981 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New England Pediatric Association, October 161981 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Air Traffic Statement, October 201981 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Way, Mystic, Connecticut, October 211981 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Homebuilders of New Haven County, October 221981 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Connecticut Medical School, October 221981 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Psychological Association, October 241981 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – AWACS – Airborne Warning and Control System, October 281981 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Gas Rationing, October 29 1981 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NAACP, Bridgeport, Connecticut, October 301981 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Association of University Professors, October 301981 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Wesleyan University, October 311981 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –American Podiatry Association, October 311981 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Davis-Bacon Act, November 51981 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal, November 71981 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Northeast Trade Conference, Atlantic City, New Jersey, November 91981 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Independent Corrugated Converters, Orlando, Florida, November 111981 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, November 12 1981 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Legal Services Corporation, November 131981 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Human Rights Event, Hollywood, Florida, November 161981 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Arthur Flemming, November 171981 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Low Income Energy Assistance Program, November 191981 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Acid Rain Legislation, November 201981 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rusty O’Meara Testimonial, November 211981 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Tuna Protection Act, December 31981 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Vocation Association, Atlanta, Georgia, December 5 1981 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Friends of Haifa University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 91982 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Conference on Small Business, Hartford, Connecticut, January 61982 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Meriden Chamber of Commerce, Meriden, Connecticut, January 61982 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Old Lyme Chamber of Commerce, Old Lyme, Connecticut, January 71982 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rusty Post Endorsement, January 81982 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Russwurm-Wells Society, Hartford, Connecticut, January 221982 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Plight of Soviet Jewry, January 251982 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – 100th Birthday of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, January 281982 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Community, Creskill, New Jersey, February 31982 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Low Income Energy Assistance, February 101982 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Norwalk Catholic Club, Norwalk, Connecticut, February 111982 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Constructive Workshops Inc., West Hartford, Connecticut, February 171982 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bethel Republican Town Committee, Bethel, Connecticut, March 61982 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nuclear Freeze Statement, March 101982 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Legislative Veto Amendment, March 141982 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Responsible Budget Statement, March 15 1982 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Leghold Trap Statement, March 181982 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – East Haven Chamber of Commerce, March 201982 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Society of Allied Health Professionals, Crystal City, Virginia, March 251982 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lawyer’s Division of the Allied Jewish Appeal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 291982 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Operating Engineers Annual Legislative Dinner, Washington, DC, April 51982 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Building and Construction Trades, Washington, DC, April 6Box 16111982 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – University of Bridgeport Law Center, April 71982 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mass Transportation Act, April 151982 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Small Business Service Bureau, Inc., Worcester, Massachusetts, April 231982 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Attorney’s Division of the United Jewish Welfare Fund, Los Angeles, California, April 261982 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Speech-Language- Hearing Association, New Haven, Connecticut, May 11982 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Special Needs Population Conference, Cromwell, Connecticut, May 31982 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – School Prayer, May 61982 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Helms/Johnston Amendment, May 61982 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Cotter Federal Building, May 121982 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – B’nai B’rith Women, New Haven, Connecticut, May 16 1982 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Chick-Fil-A, Atlanta, Georgia, May 211982 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – First Concurrent Budget Resolution, May 211982 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, Enfield, Connecticut, May 241982 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Machining and Tooling Association, West Haven, Connecticut, June 11982 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Financial Planning Seminar, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 31982 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – ACCD –American Coalition of Citizens with Disabilities, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 41982 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago, Homewood, Illinois, June 161982 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Greater New Haven Business and Professional Association, June 191982 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Concerned Veterans, New Haven, Connecticut, June 191982 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Windham High School Commencement, Willimantic, Connecticut, June 211982 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – First Concurrent Budget Resolution Conference Report, June 231982 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Alexander Haig’s Resignation, June 251982 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Morse School of Business Commencement, Hartford, Connecticut, July 11982 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Equal Rights Amendment, July 11982 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NAACP National Convention, Boston, Massachusetts, July 21982 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – POW-MIA Day, July 9 1982 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Republican Convention, Hartford, Connecticut, July 241982 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Prescott Bush’s Withdrawal from the Senate Race, July 271982 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Balanced Budget Amendment, July 281982 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Marine Resource Management and Research Act, July 291982 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped Regulations, August 31982 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NAACP, Danbury, Connecticut, August 71982 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Armed Services Subcommittee – Not Delivered – August 101982 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped Subcommittee, August 101982 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Bill Conference Report, August 191982 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Energy Conservation and Supply Committee, September 81982 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Supplemental Override Attempt, September 101982 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bridgeport, Connecticut Customs Office Closure, September 131982 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped, September 151982 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Associated Sheet Metal and Roofing Contractors of Connecticut, September 16)1982 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Church on the Green, New Haven, Connecticut, September 191982 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Disabled and Vietnam Era Veterans, September 22 1982 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Interest Rates and Business Credit Needs – Small Business Committee Hearing, September 231982 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut AFL-CIO, September 231982 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Carmine R. Lavieri – Handicapped Appointee, September 241982 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Institute of International Education, New York, New York, October 181982 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Institute of Banking, Waterbury, Connecticut, October 201982 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Railroad Repair, December 31982 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Roger Eddy Speech, Lewis Rome Fundraiser, December 71982 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Military Academy Appointments, December 111982 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lubavitch Youth Organization, New York, New York, December 161983 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kimberly Elliott Joins Weicker’s Staff, January 31983 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Diane Bateman Joins Weicker’s Staff, January 31983 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Sworn to his Third Term as a Senator, January 31983 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Black Sea Dolphins, January 131983 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Diving Equipment Manufacturers, January 231983 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Ralph Capecelatro’s Resignation, January 241983 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hart Building Advisory, January 24 1983 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reintroduction of the Equal Rights Amendment, January 261983 60) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Peter Dorsey Judgeship, January 281983 61) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – ACLU Bill of Rights Conference, January 291983 62) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Emergency Energy Funds, February 11983 63) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lincoln Day Speech, February 11Box 16121983 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Association of Diabetes, February 231983 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Mashantucket Pequot Act, February 241983 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – DMS Defense Symposium, Rye, New York, March 101983 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Proprietary Association Small Business Workshop, March 151983 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Religion in America Symposium, March 161983 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Nation’s Restaurant News Presidents Conference, North Miami, Florida, March 191983 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Council of Young Israel, March 201983 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Developmental Disabilities Councils, March 211983 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Alternative Budget Statement, April 81983 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Aquatics Workshop, Camille Weicker, April 9 1983 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Jewish Federation, April 111983 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Kenneth Adelman Nomination, April 141983 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Metro North Rail Strike, April 141983 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Metro North Rail Strike, April 151983 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Legal Services Corporation Reauthorization, April 191983 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Independent Electrical Contractor, April 281983 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Education Association, April 281983 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Purple Heart Month, May 111983 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –First Concurrent Budget Resolution, May 121983 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Education Association, May 141983 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – North Atlantic Regional Conference of Planned Parenthood, May 181983 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, Old Westbury, New York, May 221983 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – International Executive Service Corps, June 31983 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Disabled American Veterans, Stamford, Connecticut, June 41983 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Hartford, Connecticut Graduate Center, June 51983 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Jewish United Fund, Chicago, Illinois, June 61983 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Meets with Prime Minister Maurice Bishop of Grenada, June 7 1983 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Humphrey Fellows, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 111983 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Bigler Investment Venture Capital Symposium, Rye, New York, June 151983 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Ocean Spray Board of Directors, Washington, DC, June 161983 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amendment Dealing with Senate Pay/Honoraria, June 161983 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Stonington High School Commencement, Pawcatuck, Connecticut, June 171983 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Black Elks Clubs of New England and Eastern Canada, New Haven, Connecticut, June 17Box 16131983 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Peter Dorsey Nomination for the U.S. District Court, June 221983 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Supreme Court Decision Concerning the Legislative Veto, June 231983 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Press Conference of Connecticut Council on Occupational Safety and Health, Hartford, Connecticut, June 241983 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Special Education Bill, June 271983 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hatch Abortion Amendment, June 281983 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Natural Gas Legislation, June 291983 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Approval of Funds for the Mianus Bridge Project, July 151983 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Pratt and Whitney versus General Electric’s F-16 Engine Competition – Defense Subcommittee, July 281983 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Recognition of John Jay McCloy, August 41983 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Railroad Retirement Solvency Act, August 4 1983 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Rehabilitation Association, August 151983 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Republican State Central Committee, August 231983 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Downing of South Korean Airplane, September 11983 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Food Stores Association, September 131983 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – John E. Pfriem Eulogy, September 131983 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Voice of America Broadcasts to Cuba, September 131983 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Henry “Scoop” Jackson Eulogy, September 141983 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Boschwitz Amendment to Export-Import Bank Reauthorization, September 221983 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Department of the Interior Secretary James Watt, September 221983 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Talking Points – American Association of Medical Colleges, September 221983 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New England Public Utilities Communicators Association, September 261983 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Lebanon War Powers Resolution, September 291983 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal, October 91983 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Conference on Energy and Economic Growth, Atlantic City, New Jersey, October 131983 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal – Bergen County, New Jersey, October 161983 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Hudson Valley Political Action Committee, October 16 1983 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – United Jewish Appeal, Detroit, Michigan, October 221983 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Supply Association, Kansas City, Missouri, October 271983 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Baker Amendment Dealing with the Grenada Invasion, October 281983 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – International Union of Operating Engineers, November 21983 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NASBIC Convention, San Diego, California, November 41983 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Fiscal Year 1984 Department of Defense Appropriations – Nuclear Submarine Funding, November 71983 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Development Companies, November 11Box 16141983 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Civil Liberties Union, Washington, DC November 161983 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Inc. Magazine 500, New York, New York, November 161983 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Subcommittee on the Handicapped, November 171983 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Lasker Awards Ceremony, New York, New York, November 181983 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –United Jewish Appeal, Worcester, Massachusetts, November 221983 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –American Hospital Association, November 281983 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Connecticut Associations of School Administrators and Boards of Education, December 21984 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Special Republican State Convention, January 14 1984 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –American Hospital Association, Washington, DC, January 311984 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –National Association of Electrical Distributors, February 21984 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Reaction to the Pratt & Whitney/General Electric Engine Contracts, February 31984 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Habeas Corpus Limitation Bill, February 61984 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Food Marketing Institute and the National-American Wholesale Grocers’ Association, February 81984 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –National Institute of Arthritis, Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, Bethesda, Maryland, February 211984 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –National Association of Community Health Centers, March 61984 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Spanish-American Merchants Association, March 91984 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –National Federation of Independent Business, April 131984 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Life Underwriters Association, May 21984 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Republican Alternative Budget Plan, May 31984 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –University of Bridgeport Law School, May 131984 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Public Telecommunications Financial Management Association, May 171984 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Southern Connecticut State University, May 19Box 16151984 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Introduction for Senator Jacob Javits, May 23 1984 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –American Can Company, Martin Luther King High School, New York City, May 241984 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –International Fastener Exposition, May 301984 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Greater Hartford Community College, May 311984 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Honoring Thomas I. Emerson, Recipient of the American Civil Liberties Union Medal of Liberty, June 111984 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Receiving the N. Neal Pike Award for Service to the Handicapped, June 131984 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Ridgefield High School Commencement, June 241984 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Republican Platform Hearings – Opening Statement by Senator Mark Andrews, July 301984 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Joint Statement on Submission of Proposed Planks for the Republican National Platform, August 71984 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Statement on Behalf of Senator John H. Chafee before the Platform Subcommittee on Economic Progress, Dallas, Texas, August 13 1984 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Chimon Island Wildlife Refuge Bill – Subcommittee on Environmental Pollution, September 191984 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Fiscal Year 1985 Labor/Health and Human Services Appropriation Bill, September 241984 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rape and Incest Exception to Abortion Restrictions, September 251984 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Asian Indian Chamber of Commerce of the National Association of Americans of Asian Indian Descent, September 281984 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Columbus Day Dinner, Danbury, Connecticut, October 61984 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Westchester-Fairfield Corporate Counsel Association and the Center for Public Resources, Greenwich, Connecticut, October 111984 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – William P. Arnold Pain Treatment and Research Center Dinner, New York, New York, October 17 1984 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –SBANE – Smaller Business Association of New England, Boston, Massachusetts, October 261984 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Jewish Committee, Chicago, Illinois, November 21984 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Honorary Doctorate – Assumption College, Worcester, Massachusetts, November 51984 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – NASBIC – National Association of Small Business Investment Companies, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 101984 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – New Britain Chamber of Commerce, November 151984 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – State of Israel Bonds Dinner, New York, New York, November 171984 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 261984 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological –Coastal States Organization, Boston, Massachusetts, December 41985 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – South African Embassy Protest, January 151985 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut State Legislature Committee on Government Administration and Elections, March 181985 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Law Enforcement – Hartford County Bar Association, April 41985 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Anti-Apartheid Act – Testimony before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, April 161985 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – White House Conference on Small Business, October 111986 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reauthorization of the Education of the Handicapped Act, February 211986 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped Hearing – Subcommittee on the Handicapped, February 211986 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Condemns Cuts in Health Research, March 5 1986 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Community Action Foundation, March 131986 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Contra Aid Request, March 271986 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Secretary Bennett to Testify before Weicker’s Appropriations Panel, April 31986 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Objections to Reagan Education Budget, April 91986 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Advocates Higher Spending for Health Research, April 111986 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Statement on Libyan Attack, April 151986 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Release of Estuary Program Letter, April 301986 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Increase in Health Funding, May 21986 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Additional Handicapped Funding, May 21986 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Achievements of the Hydrolab, May 141986 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Handicapped Legislation Passes Labor Committee, May 201986 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Jeffrey Zuckerman Nomination, May 201986 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Sheltered Workshop Legislation, May 22Box 16161986 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Legislation to Reauthorize Rehabilitation Act, June 51986 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Education of the Handicapped Legislation, June 6 1986 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – American Oceanic Organization Award, June 61986 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Repeal of the IRA Deductibility, June 111986 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Banking Committee, July 151986 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Conference Report on Handicapped Children Protection Act, July 181986 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Foreign Relations Committee, July 211986 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Spending Legislation for Labor, Health, Human Services and Education Programs, August 51986 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Fiscal Year 1987 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Subcommittee Mark-up, August 51986 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Comprehensive Anti- Apartheid Act, August 131986 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Amendment Number 2731 to the Anti-Apartheid Act, August 141986 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Rehabilitation Act Amendments, September 81986 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Appropriations Legislation for Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies, September 101986 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – William H. Rehnquist Nomination – Chief Justice of the United States, September 161986 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “War on Drugs”, September 181986 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Medicaid Services for Developmentally Disabled Persons, September 191986 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Titanic Legislation, September 251986 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tax Reform Legislation, September 26 1986 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Comprehensive Anti- Apartheid Act, October 21986 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments, October 91986 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Iroquois Pipeline, October 281987 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, February 51987 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Federal Energy Regulatory Commission – Connecticut Pipeline Hearing, February 171987 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Civil Rights Restoration, February 191987 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Joint Council of Allergy and Immunology, February 191987 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Tower Commission Report, February 261987 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – “Do Two Wrights Make Wrong?”, February 271987 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Contra Funding, March 101987 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Reaction to Selection of Robert Poliner as Republican State Chairman, March 111987 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Committee on Government Administration and Elections, Connecticut General Assembly, March 131987 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Welfare Reform Legislation, March 181987 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Civil Rights Restoration Act, March 191987 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Independent Establishment Act, March 231987 34) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Veto Message to Accompany H.R. 2, the Highway and Mass Transit Bill, April 11987 35) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – National Council of University Research Administrators, National Institutes of Health Centennial, April 3 1987 36) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Weicker Attacks Reagan AIDS Speech, April 31987 37) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Permanent Weigh Station on Interstate 95, April 61987 38) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Unitarian Universalist Peace Prize, April 291987 39) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Distinguished Service Award, May 51987 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut Education Association, May 161987 41) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Introduction of Bill for Childhood Illness Coverage, May 281987 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Release of AIDS Briefing Book, June 91987 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Connecticut State AFL-CIO, September 161987 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Announcement of Weicker’s Hospital Visit, September 281987 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Presidential AIDS Commission, September 301987 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – AIDS Action Council, October 81987 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – The Association for Retarded Citizens, October 151987 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – War Powers Act, October 191987 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association/National Health Council, November 171987 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Social Action Award – National Council of Jewish Women, November 191987 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Subcommittee on Environmental Protection, December 2 1988 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Civil Rights Restoration Act, January 261988 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Minority Business Development Program Reform Act, February 21988 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – 1988 Senatorial Campaign, February 41988 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Chronological – Future of Israel and the United State, United Jewish Appeal, February 18Speeches and Statements – Alphabetical 1972-1973 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Agriculture – Foreign Trade, Diethylstilbesterol Ban, Domestic Food Prices Undated 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – American Drug and Chemical Industry1979 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Amtrak 1975 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Angola 1971-1976 60) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Animal Welfare 1972-1977 61) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Appropriations 1975-1976 62) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Bicentennial 1981 63) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Brookfield High School, Brookfield, Connecticut, June 20 1972-1974 64) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – BusingBox 1617 1971-1976 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Campaign Reform 1983 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Caribbean Basin Initiative 1978-1979 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Children and Youth Camp Safety Act 1971-1977 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Cities – Urban Policy and Housing 1972-1976 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Commencement Addresses 1971-1977 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Committees1984 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – “Congressman of the Year” Award – National Multiple Sclerosis Society1971-1976 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Connecticut1973-1977 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Consumers 1971-1976 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – The Constitution and the Bill of Rights 1971-1977 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Department of Defense1972 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Diethylstilbesterol (DES) Use in Cattle Bill1978 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Dolphin ResolutionUndated 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – The Drug Abuse Control Act of 19701971-1975 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Economy 1971-1976 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Education 1976-1977 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Election Reform 1971-1977 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Employment 1975 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Energy – Conservation, Natural Gas – Electric Utilities Rate Reform Act – Oil Shortage 1972-1978 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Energy Crisis, Folder 1Box 16181972-1978 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Energy Crisis, Folder 21972-1978 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Energy Crisis, Folder 31977 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Energy Stamp Act1971-1977 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Environment1983 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – ERA – Equal Rights Amendment1975-1977 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Ethics 1975 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Federal Employees – Resolution Disapproving Alternative Plan for Pay Adjustments for Federal Employees1973-1976 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Federal Spending1973 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Fire Legislation – Comprehensive Fire Legislation, S. 1769Undated 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Fish Hearings1971-1977 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Foreign Affairs1975 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Fuel Cell TechnologyUndated 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Gasoline Shortage and Rationing1973-1976 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Government1975-1984 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – HandicappedUndated 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Hartford Tax Institute1971-1976 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Health1970 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Health, Education and Welfare Appropriations Act1972 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Highway ReferendumUndated 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Home Builders Association1971-1976 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Housing1972-1976 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Human ResourcesBox 16191973-1976 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Human Rights1969-1982 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Index of 1969-1982, Folder 11969-1982 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Index of 1969-1982, Folder 21974-1976 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Intelligence1971-1977 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Interns1976 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Justice 1972-1977 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Labor1972-1974 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Law Enforcement1972-1977 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Legislative Reform1983 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Mashantucket Pequot Land Claims Settlement ActUndated 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Mass Transit1972-1974 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Media1975 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Thomas J. Meskill Nomination – Judge, Second Circuit Court of Appeals1976-1977 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Middle East1972 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Military Defense1972-1977 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – MiscellaneousBox 16201971-1973 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – NASA1974 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Net Worth Disclosure1973 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – News Media Source Protection Act, S. 318Undated 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – No-Fault Insurance1975 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Nuclear Energy, June 31972-1977 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Oceans1975-1976 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Operations1972 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Original Busing Speech, March 241972-1977 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Pages1976 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Political – Connecticut – Yale Political Union and Connecticut Republican Party1976-1977 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Postal Service 1975 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Hank Price Eulogy1971-1978 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Promotional and Congratulatory Messages1974-1976 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Public Financing1972-1976 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Public Services1971-1975 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Railroads1984 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senator Jennings Randolph Retirement1969 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Religion1971-1980 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Republican PartyUndated 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Revenue Sharing1971-1977 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – RhetoricBox 16211975 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – S. 199 – Internal Revenue Code of 1954 – Amend – Restrict Authority for Inspection of Tax Returns1983 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – S. 272 – Small Business Access to Federal Procurement Information1983 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – S. 273 – Minority Small Business Pilot Prosecution Act1983 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – S. 589 – Infrastructure Construction in GuamUndated 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – S. 1757 – Civil Rights Act of 1964 – Amend – Employment of the Handicapped1967-1971 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Sample – Boat Launchings1971-1977 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senate1972-1976 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senior Citizens1973-1977 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senior Interns 1975 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Slavery – Submission of a Concurrent Resolution1971-1977 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Small Business1971-1973 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Social Security1973 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Solar EnergyUndated 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Space Program1971-1972 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senator Weicker Statements – Congressional Record 1971-1972, Folder 11971-1972 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senator Weicker Statements – Congressional Record 1971-1972, Folder 21976 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senator Weicker Statements – Congressional Record Box 16221978 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Senator Weicker Statement s– Congressional Record1983-1984 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Speeches – Weicker1971-1977 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Sports1970 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – SST – Supersonic Transport Aircraft1971-1977 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Staff1975 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Sunshine in the Senate – Government in the Sunshine Act, S. 51974-1976 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Tax Reform Act of 1976, Folder 11974-1976 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Tax Reform Act of 1976, Folder 21973 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Trade Reform1971-1976 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Transportation1972-1976 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Universities Box 16231972-1976 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Veterans1969-1974 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Vietnam1971-1974 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Washington Report1973-1977 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha - Watergate1980 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Weicker before Committee on Rules and Administration, September 101973 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – Wheat Tax – The Bread Tax Repeal Act1971-1977 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Alpha – YouthSpeeches and Statements – Geographical 1974-1978 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – California1978 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Colorado1974 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Connecticut1972-1974 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – District of Columbia1972-1978 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Florida1975 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Georgia1971 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Illinois1978 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Iowa1975 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – MaineBox 16241972-1978 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Maryland1972-1980 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Massachusetts1973-1978 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Michigan1974 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Missouri 1978 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New Hampshire1971-1975 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New Jersey1973-1978 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New York1974-1978 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Ohio1975 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Oklahoma1979 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Oregon1975-1978 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Pennsylvania1974 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Puerto Rico1974-1975 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – South Dakota1974-1978 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Virgin Islands1974-1976 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Virginia1980 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Washington1971-1975 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Bridgeport, Connecticut1972-1978 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Danbury, Connecticut1976 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Enfield, Connecticut1971-1976 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Glastonbury, Connecticut1975-1976 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Greenwich, Connecticut1971-1977 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Groton, Connecticut1976 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Hamden, Connecticut1969-1978 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Hartford, ConnecticutBox 16251974 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Litchfield, Connecticut1971-1976 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Manchester, Connecticut1976 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Marlborough, Connecticut 1972 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Middletown, Connecticut1978 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Mystic, Connecticut1974 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New Britain, Connecticut1971-1978 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New Haven, Connecticut1973-1974 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New London, Connecticut1974 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – New Milford, Connecticut1976 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – North Branford, Connecticut1970-1976 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Norwalk, Connecticut1973-1977 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Norwich, Connecticut1975 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Suffield, Connecticut1974-1977 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Stamford, Connecticut1978 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Thompson, Connecticut1975 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Trumbull, Connecticut1972-1976 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Wallingford, Connecticut1972-1980 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Waterbury, Connecticut1972 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – West Haven, Connecticut1976 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Willimantic, Connecticut1975 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Windsor, Connecticut1976 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Windsor Locks, Connecticut1976 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Winsted, Connecticut1975-1976 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Geographical – Woodbridge, ConnecticutSub-series I – Radio TapesBox 16261972 1) Radio Tapes – NASA Budget, Amtrak Bailout, Mail Voter Registration, March 15 1972 2) Radio Tapes – Busing, March 231972 3) Radio Tapes – War Powers and Busing, April 51972 4) Radio Tapes – War Powers Bill, Highway Beautification Commission, Amtrak Bailout, April 141972 5) Radio Tapes – Space Program and Amtrak Bailout, April 191972 6) Radio Tapes – Connecticut, May 91972 7) Radio Tapes – Amtrak Funding, Mining of Haiphong Harbor, Case-Church Amendment, Apollo 16 Astronauts Visit to Connecticut, May 181972 8) Radio Tapes – United States-Soviet Union Joint Space Flight, May 261972 9) Radio Tapes – Nancy Joy Ambrose – First Female U.S. Senate Page from Connecticut, May 311972 10) Radio Tapes – Revenue Sharing, September 201973 11) Radio Tapes – Oyster Bay – Long Island Sound, March1973 12) Radio Tapes – AX – Close Air Support Aircraft Program Contract, March 11973 13) Radio Tapes – Campaign Reform Act, March 131973 14) Radio Tapes – Lobster Legislation, April 101973 15) Radio Tapes – Fire Legislation, May 111973 16) Radio Tapes – Nationalize the United States Passenger Rail Service, September 101973 17) Radio Tapes – Energy Crisis, November 201973 18) Radio Tapes – Energy, Arabs, Foreign Policy, November 301973 19) Radio Tapes – Staples High School, Westport, Connecticut, November 301973 20) Radio Tapes – Essay Contest, WSTC, December 71974 21) Radio Tapes – After Meeting with Representatives of FEO and Greenwich Gas Station Owners, February 221974 22) Radio Tapes – Transportation – Interstate Railroad Act of 1974, April 10 1974 23) Radio Tapes – Burial of Veterans – National Cemetery in Connecticut, May 101975 24) Radio Tapes – Energy – Gas Rationing, January 221975 25) Radio Tapes – Aid to Railroads, February 261975 26) Radio Tapes – Submarine Day – WSUB Radio, April 121975 27) Radio Tapes – Weicker’s Reaction to Meskill Confirmation, April 241975 28) Radio Tapes – Privacy of Tax Returns, April 291975 29) Radio Tapes – Energy, May 61975 30) Radio Tapes – Privacy of Tax Returns, May 141975 31) Radio Tapes – Handicapped, May 161975 32) Radio Tapes – Bicentennial, May 171975 33) Radio Tapes – Transcript – Weicker Supports WICC’s Radiothon for Muscular Dystrophy, June 71975 34) Radio Tapes – Oil Decontrol, September 91975 35) Radio Tapes – Transcript – Weicker on Energy Policy, September 301975 36) Radio Tapes – Weicker Announces Relief Fund for Connecticut Flooding, October 21975 37) Radio Tapes – Weicker Comments on Stationing of American Technicians in the Sinai Desert, October 101975 38) Radio Tapes – CPIN – Week in Washington Regarding Energy Policy, October 311975 39) Radio Tapes – CPIN – Week in Review – Sunshine Bill and Energy Policy, November 71975 40) Radio Tapes – Energy, November 131975 41) Radio Tapes – Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Southeastern Connecticut, December1975 42) Radio Tapes – Opposition to Involvement in Angola, December 171976 43) Radio Tapes – Connecticut Railroads, January 23 1976 44) Radio Tapes – Railroad Reorganization Act, January 261976 45) Radio Tapes – Connecticut Unemployment, February 191976 46) Radio Tapes – Intelligence Oversight Committee, February 251976 47) Radio Tapes – Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns, March 111976 48) Radio Tapes – Vote Against Presidential Campaign Subsidies, March 251976 49) Radio Tapes – Rail Revitalization Act, April 31976 50) Radio Tapes – List of Radio Tapes, April 15-June 231976 51) Radio Tapes – Federal Aid to Disadvantaged Students, May 111976 52) Radio Tapes – Establishing an Intelligence Oversight Committee, May 201976 53) Radio Tapes – Dependence on Foreign Energy Sources, June 21976 54) Radio Tapes – Shortening the Political Campaign Season, June 131976 55) Radio Tapes – Fourth Anniversary of the Watergate Break-in – Watergate Reform Legislation, June 171976 56) Radio Tapes – Watergate Reform Bill, July 2, 19761976 57) Radio Tapes – Rail Tragedy on the New Canaan Branch Railroad Line, July 191976 58) Radio Tapes – Override the Public Works Employment Bill Veto, July 211976 59) Radio Tapes – Tax Privacy Reforms, July 271976 60) Radio Tapes – Delay in Passage of the Clean Air Act, July 291976 61) Radio Tapes – Vote against the Tax Reform Act, August 61976 62) Radio Tapes – Death of the Watergate Reform Act, September 291976 63) Radio Tapes – Save the Whales Study Legislation, September 291977 64) Radio Tapes – “Today” Program, March 161977 65) Radio Tapes – Energy, April 291977 66) Radio Tapes – Amtrak Meeting, September 151977 67) Radio Tapes – Energy, October 31 1977 68) Radio Tapes – Cost Overruns on Trident Submarines, Interview with Joe Benton, WFSB-TV, Hartford, November 30Sub-series J – News Show TranscriptsBox 1627Ca.1971 1) [News Show Transcripts] – Lead-in to Apollo 14 Movie1971 2) [News Show Transcripts] – “Meet the New Senators” – CBS-TV, January 171971 3) [News Show Transcripts] – “Man in Office” – WNBC-TV, February 281971 4) [News Show Transcripts] – WSTC Radio Scripts, April-November1971 5) [News Show Transcripts] – “Your Senator’s Report” – Program with Senator Hugh Scott, June 151971 6) [News Show Transcripts] – Joseph McCaffrey – WNAL News, August 31971 7) [News Show Transcripts] – Transcript of “First Tuesday” – Unemployment – Bristol, September 71971 8) [News Show Transcripts] – Joseph McCaffrey – “Meet the Member”, September 131972 9) [News Show Transcripts] – Radio Transcript – NBC’s “Comment” – Mass Transportation, July 301972 10) [News Show Transcripts] – “Man in Office”, December 31973 11) [News Show Transcripts] – Newsmakers – WCBS-TV, January 141973 12) [News Show Transcripts] – Announcement of Francis McCarthy, March 221973 13) [News Show Transcripts] – Face the Nation, April 11973 14) [News Show Transcripts] – Buckley/Weicker Debate – Watergate Investigation – CBS News, December 21974 15) [News Show Transcripts] – Issues and Answers, January 131974 16) [News Show Transcripts] – Newsmakers, March 171974 17) [News Show Transcripts] – Face the Nation, July 14 1974 18) [News Show Transcripts] – “Here and Now” – WNBC-TV, December 11975 19) [News Show Transcripts] – Eyewitness News Conference – Interviews with Weicker, November 161976 20) [News Show Transcripts] – WFSB Channel 3 – Interview with Weicker, August 291976 21) [News Show Transcripts] – Daniel Schorr – Abortion – Interview with Weicker, September 161977 22) [News Show Transcripts] – “Congressional Report” – WFSB-TV Hartford – Panama Canal, September 91978 23) [News Show Transcripts] – Text of “Good Morning America” Show, January 121978 24) [News Show Transcripts] – Interview – Weicker’s Resignation from the Senate Ethics Committee, April 141978 25) [News Show Transcripts] – Weicker as a Guest on WTTG “Panorama”, May 311978 26) [News Show Transcripts] – WXCI Interview – Scott Benjamin – “Focus”, June 161978 27) [News Show Transcripts] – Interview – Weicker on “Congressional Report”, July 13Sub-series K - TelelecturesBox 16281975 1) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, October 221975 2) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, October 281975 3) [Telelectures] – Topics – Norwalk Community College, October 281975 4) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, October 291975 5) [Telelectures] – Topics – Bunnell High School, Stratford, October 291975 6) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, November 51975 7) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, November 13 1975 8) [Telelectures] – Topics – Darien High School, November 131975 9) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, November 181975 10) [Telelectures] – Topics – Mattatuck Community College, November 181975 11) [Telelectures] – Topics – Torrington High School, November 201975 12) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, December 91976 13) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, January 151976 14) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, January 271976 15) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, February 31976 16) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions, February 51976 17) [Telelectures] – New Canaan High School, March 181976 18) [Telelectures] – Topics – Gunnery School, May 51976 19) [Telelectures] – Topics – Gilbert High School, May 141977 20) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions – List, March-May1978 21) [Telelectures] – Bristol East High School, March 61978 22) [Telelectures] – Telelecture Questions – List, May 241978 23) [Telelectures] – Darien High School, June 12Sub-series L - NewslettersBox 16291971 1) [Newsletters] – February1971 2) [Newsletters] – June1971 3) [Newsletters] – June, Annotated Copies1971 4) [Newsletters] – September1972 5) [Newsletters] – S.O.B, 19721972 6) [Newsletters] – February Ca. 1973 7) [Newsletters] – Newsletter Drafts1973 8) [Newsletters] – S.O.B., 19731972-1974 9) [Newsletters] – Newsletter – Articles, Draft, Pictures, News Clippings, Folder 11972-1974 10) [Newsletters] – Newsletter – Articles, Draft, Pictures, News Clippings, Folder 21975 11) [Newsletters] – March1975 12) [Newsletters] – August1976 13) [Newsletters] – JanuarySub-series M – Voting RecordsBox 16301969-1973 1) [Voting Records] – 91st through 93rd Congresses 1971 2) [Voting Records] – 92nd Congress, 1st Session1972-1973 3) [Voting Records] – 92nd Congress, 2nd Session, Folder 11972-1973 4) [Voting Records] – 92nd Congress, 2nd Session, Folder 21973 5) [Voting Records] – 93rd Congress, 1st Session1983-1988 6) [Voting Records] – 98th through 100th Congress, Folder 11983-1988 7) [Voting Records] – 98th through 100th Congress, Folder 2Box 16311983-1988 1) [Voting Records] – 98th through 100th Congress, Folder 31983-1988 2) [Voting Records] – 98th through 100th Congress, Folder 41983-1988 3) [Voting Records] – 98th through 100th Congress, Folder 51974 4) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1974 Senate Votes, January 21 – December 18, 1974 1975 5) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1975, Senate Votes, February 19 – December 17, 19751975-1980 6) [Voting Records] – National Republican Congressional Committee, Roll Call Vote Report – Moffett – Environmental Protection Agency, Urban Development – March 1975 – July 19801975-1981 7) [Voting Records] – National Republican Congressional Committee, Roll Call Vote Report – March 20, 1975 – September 15, 19811976 8) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1976, Senate Votes, February 25 – September 29, 1976Box 16321977 1) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1977, Senate Votes, January 31 – November 2, 19771978 2) [Voting Records] – Connecticut District Election Profiles1978 3) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1978, Senate Votes, February 7 – October 15, 19781979 4) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1979, Senate Votes, February 22 – December 20, 19791980 5) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1980, Senate Votes, February 28 – December 9, 19801973-1982 6) [Voting Records] – Lowell Weicker Voting Analysis – Republican Policy Committee and the Republican Conference Voting Reports1981-1982 7) [Voting Records] – National Republican Senatorial Committee, Roll Call Vote Report, 1981 and 1982, Senate Votes, January 22, 1981 – July 15, 19821974-1981 8) [Voting Records] – Voting Records – Book One, Folder 1Box 16331974-1981 1) [Voting Records] – Voting Records – Book One, Folder 21974-1981 2) [Voting Records] – Voting Records – Book One, Folder 31974-1981 3) [Voting Records] – Voting Records – Book Three, Folder 1 1974-1981 4) [Voting Records] – Voting Records – Book Three, Folder 21974-1981 5) [Voting Records] – Voting Records – Book Three, Folder 31972-1981 6) [Voting Records] – Voting Record on the Budget – Congressional Record IndexesBox 16341971-1982 1) [Voting Records] – Weicker Voting Record – Foreign Affairs, 95th – 97th Congresses1982 2) [Voting Records] – Voting Record Analysis – Weicker, Folder 11982 3) [Voting Records] – Voting Record Analysis – Weicker, Folder 21982 4) [Voting Records] – Voting Record on Multiple Issues – 97th Congress1983 5) [Voting Records] – Male/Female Voting Behavior Analysis, 1976-1982 ElectionsUndated 6) [Voting Records] – Voting Record on Social Issues – Weicker – Book TwoBox 1635Undated 1) [Voting Records] – Voting Record on Welfare – Weicker – Book TwoSub-series N – Appointment BooksBox 16361971-1972 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1971 1972-1973 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19721973-1974 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1973Box 16371973-1975 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19741974-1976 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1975 1975-1977 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1976Box 16381976-1978 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19771978-1980 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19791980-1982 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1981, Book 1Box 16391980-1982 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1981, Book 21981-1983 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19821982-1984 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 1983Box 16401987-1989 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19881988-1990 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19891979-1981 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brother Diary – “221 Days in D.C., Touch and Die!” – Appointments Secretary – 1980Box 16411976-1978 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Marge Broadbi – 1977 1972-1974 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Camille Butler – 1973 1973-1975 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Camille Butler – 1974 Box 16421973-1974 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Press Appointments – 19731973-1975 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Press Department – 1974 1975-1976 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Press Department – 1975Box 16431976 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Press Department – 19761977-1979 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Press Office – Anne Haskell - 19781977-1979 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Bob Santy – 1978Box 16441971-1973 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1972 1972-1974 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1973 1974-1976 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1975Box 16451975-1977 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 19761977-1979 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1978 1979-1981 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1980Box 16461983-1985 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 19841984-1986 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 19851985-1987 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1986Box 16471986-1988 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 19871987-1989 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1988 1988-1990 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 1989Box 16481973-1975 1) [Appointment Books] – Guests1976-1977 2) [Appointment Books] – Guests1977-1980 3) [Appointment Books] – Guests1980-1981 4) [Appointment Books] – Guests1981-1982 5) [Appointment Books] – GuestsSeries II – Watergate RecordsSub-series A – Subject FilesBox 1649Undated Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Memorandum submitted by Alch, Testimony of Attorney Gerald Alch, undated, 28 pages.1973 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Interview with Gerald Alch, Room 1418, New Senate Office Building, May 22, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Letter, James W. McCord, Jr. to Judge Sirica, regarding answers to Sirica’s questions, March 19, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Memo from J.A.J. regarding McCord-United States v., September 19, 1972, 3 pages, with attached letter from Earl J. Silbert to Gerald Alch, Esquire, September 18, 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Handwritten note regarding CRP contacts, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: “Counter-Espionage Agent for the Republicans: The True Story of the Watergate Case,” Table of Contents, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Document with nine numbered paragraphs regarding Mafia connections with Israel, DNC funds and Emprise Corporation; leaks, Jack Anderson and Alaskan Airlines, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Document entitled “Violence,” undated, 1 page.Document entitled “Demonstrations and Violence,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Paper, “Violence Planned for the GOP Convention: Summaries of News Items,” undated, 6 pages.1972 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Handwritten note from Jim McCord to Gerald Alch with strategy for McCord’s defense attached, July 13, 1972, 7 pages.1973 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Letter, Alch to McCord regarding McCord’s appeal filed in the Court of Appeals, February 6, 1973, 2 pages1972 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Note, Jim McCord to Gerald Alch regarding Russo and Ellsberg v. Byrne, August 23, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Note, Jim McCord to Gerry Alch, regarding the “Shift of Focus of the Publicity,” October 16, 1972, 1 page.1968 Folder 1. Gerald Alch Memo: Document regarding disclosure of all impermissibly intercepted conversations (of McCord’s) during a trial for the protection of the defendant, set forth in the Senate report on the Omnibus Crime Control Bill of 1968, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 2. American Airlines Statement: Statement by George A. Spater before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, November 15, 1973, with attached Spater biography, 6 pages.Undated Folder 2. American Airlines Statement:Witness Summary, George A. Spater, undated, with Exhibit Index, check voucher, American Airlines check, letter from Miller to Parkinson, letter from Barrick to Miller, and letter from Miller to Barrick attached, 18 pages.1976 Folder 3. American-Western Merger: Memo, Geoff to Lowell Weicker, regarding the American-Western Merger Case, May 27, 1976, 1 page, with memos dated May 25, 1976 and May 24, 1976 attached, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Document entitled “Persons and Organizations” of the Dairy Industry, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Letter, Gage to Weicker, regarding testimony by Gary E. Hanman before the Senate Select Committee, November 15, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Memorandum to File from Allen Wietz regarding an “Interview with Clifford Hardin,” October 17, 1973, 4 pages.1970 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Letter, Hillings to Nixon, regarding “Sec. 22 Tariff Commission (Milk) Recommendations Presidential Proclamation,” December 16, 1970, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Memo, Strachan to Haldeman, regarding “Political Matters,” February 19, 1972, 3 pages (appears the document has been redacted).Undated Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Handwritten notes regarding AMPI, undated, 10 pages.1973 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Chronology of Milk Fund investigation, October 18, 1973, 2 pages, with a Washington Post article, “Ten Donors Gave Nixon $6 Million,” attached, September 3, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Handwritten list of questions and answers of unknown individual regarding familiarity with Jacobsen and milk industry contributions to Nixon’s reelection campaign, undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Untitled document regarding the likelihood of further Committee hearings, February 19, 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Document entitled “Alphabetical Witness List for Milk Case,” undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Memo, Strachan to Haldeman, regarding “Milk Money,” September 11, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Associated Milk Producers, Inc.: Handwritten notes regarding Center for Corporate Responsibility and Dean documents, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Jack Anderson: Collection of articles by Jack Anderson, January 10, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 5. Jack Anderson: Handwritten notes regarding Jack Anderson, undated, 1 page; Weicker handwritten notes regarding Committee strategy, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 5. Jack Anderson: A note by James McCord, on Jack Anderson, forwarding a report on Anderson’s association with Mrs. Claire Chennault, undated, 1 page, with the report, a page with Chinese Refugee Relief letterhead and a copy of the Certificate of Incorporation for the Chinese Refugee Relief attached, 5 pages.Undated Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Weicker handwritten notes regarding inquiries, especially the $100,000, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Letter, unknown to Atkins regarding Ashland Oil’s corporate contribution to the Finance Committee to Reelect the President, July 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Letter, Atkins to Berdes regarding Ashland Oil’s contribution, July 28, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Orin E. Atkins Biography, undated, 1 page.Claude C. Wilde, Jr. Biography, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: George A. Spater Biography, undated, 1 page.Harding L. Lawrence Biography, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Russell DeYoung Biography, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Witness Summary, Orin E. Atkins, undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Copy of a First National City Bank check in the amount of $100,000, March 24, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Letter, Parkinson to Mr. and Mrs. Atkins regarding Atkins’s contribution and the possible disclosure of all names of contributors to the Select Committee, July 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Letter, Vinson to Stans regarding Parkinson’s letter to Mr. and Mrs. Atkins and the misinformation in that letter, July 16, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Letter, Barrick to Vinson regarding acknowledgement of Vinson’s letter to Stans, July 16, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Orin E. Atkins: Copy of a Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President check in the amount of $100,000, July 16, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Attorney-Client Privilege: Memorandum of Law, Attorney-Client Privilege, prepared by Counsel to the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, undated, 11 pages, with Rule of Evidence number 503 attached, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 8. Background Information: Report, “Watergate Investigation,” undated, 17 pages.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: Memorandum, Wickens to Weicker, regarding the possible release of Grand Jury transcripts to the Select Committee, undated, 13 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Letter, Heacock to Ervin, regarding Mr. Heacock’s offer to provide a solution to the “Watergate mystery,” April 21, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Letter, Heacock to Weicker and Baker, regarding Heacock’s intelligence gathering and offering the information to Weicker and Baker to facilitate their Watergate investigation, May 24, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: “Memo of Attempts to Alert the Executive and Legislative Branches of Government to the Deeper Conspiracy Behind the Watergate Case” by Heacock and Thompson, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. Background Information:Excerpts from “The Cuban Invasion” by Karl E. Meyer and Tad Szule, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Background Information: An untitled document regarding “the author of a 1971 novel about political espionage and assassination,” the crippling of a southern governor and alleged discussions with Cuban connected individuals, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: Article, written by an unknown author (Weicker), regarding the consequences of Watergate, undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: “Watergate Implications – I, II, and III,” Comments by unknown individual (Weicker), May 1-3, 1973, 6 pages, with attached copy of an envelope addressed to Dick McGowan with handwritten notes on the back, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Handwritten calendar citing meetings and telephone calls of various individuals involved in the Watergate investigation, January-May 1973, 5 pages. 1974 Folder 8. Background Information: Memo, Beach to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s vote attendance record, January 9, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Chronology, Weicker’s involvement with the Senate Select Committee, February 8-June 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Brezhnev’s Gone-Watergate Again,” June 25, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Background Information: The Sunday Herald Advertiser article, “Government Lawyer Bitter Over Watergate Squeeze,” June 17, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: The News American article, “CREEP Darkly Busy Before Watergate,” June 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: The San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle article, “What the Senate Hearings Hope to Reveal,” May 13, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Times-Union article, “Watergate Nadir, Historians Agree,” May 3, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: The Light article, “Dirty Politics Goes Way Back in U.S. History Books,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: The Herald-Examiner article, “Watergate: Where It Will Lead,” May 12, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: The Herald-Examiner article, “They Still Answer Phones Down at the CREEP Office,” undated, 1 page. 1974 Folder 8. Background Information: The Washington Post article, “Ford Convinced Nixon Is Innocent,” January 23, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 8. Background Information: The Washington Post article, “Scott Says Nixon Holds Some Proof In Watergate Case,” January 21, 1974, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Background Information: “Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, September 4, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Minneapolis Tribune, Bureau of accuracy and fair play, Article: “Hearing halt gives Nixon brief breather,” questionnaire on the accuracy of the article, June 19, 1973, June 25, 1973, 2 pages.1974 Folder 8. Background Information: The New York Times article, “Closing In on Whoever Silenced the Vital Tape,” January 20, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 8. Background Information: The New York Times article, “Impeachment: Legal Terms Describe a Political Process,” January 20, 1974, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Choice for Probe Won’t Please White House,” February 11, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 8. Background Information: Memo, Fred to Lowell Weicker, regarding attached background materials on Senator Humphrey and the “charges of illegal campaign practices with which he has been associated,” undated, 1 page, with a New York Times article, pages from Facts on File, and Chapter 6 of the Final Report of the Select Committee attached, March 11, 1976, June 1974, 26 pages.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Senator Claims Story Planted,” undated, 2 pages.1975 Folder 8. Background Information: The Hartford Times article, “’Cleared on Funds,’ Sen. Weicker Says,” August 15, 1975, 1 page. 1975 Folder 8. Background Information: The Hartford Times article, “Harassment Backfires,” August 15, 1975, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Background Information: Time magazine article, “Lowell Weicker Gets made,” July 9, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Background Information: A portion of Dean’s testimony beginning with the transcript of a telephone conversation between Kleindienst and Ehrlichman, undated, 6 pages. 1974 Folder 9. Senator Howard Baker: Letter, Inouye to Baker, regarding Colson’s revocation of his 5th amendment rights and his cooperation with Baker, March 21, 1974, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Alfred Baldwin interview at unknown law offices in New Haven, Connecticut, March 30, 1973, 13 pages.1972 Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Memo, McCord to Odle, regarding a volunteer applicant named Beulah Hendley, June 15, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Certificate of Incorporation of Chinese Refugee Relief, June 2, 1972, 1 page, with attached document with Chinese Refugee Relief letterhead, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Transcript of a telephone conversation between “A” and “M” at the law office of Ginsberg, Mirto & Ginsburg, West Haven, Connecticut, undated, 5 pages.1972 Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Handwritten notes regarding Alfred Baldwin’s participation in the Watergate break in, undated, 5 pages with attached Schedule D, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, Itemized Expenditures – Personal Services, Loans, and Transfers for the period August 1-9, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Handwritten notes regarding a meeting between Robert Mirto, J. Terrance O’Grady, attorneys for Alfred Baldwin, and Earl Silbert, Donald Campbell and Seymour Glanzer to discuss Baldwin’s cooperation in the Watergate investigation, July 6, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Memo, McCord to Odle regarding Jane Armstrong, a possible volunteer for the Committee to Re-Elect the President, June 15, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Copy of a check from the Finance Committee to Re- Elect the President, payable to Alfred Baldwin, August 7, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Handwritten notes regarding questioning of Alfred Baldwin, undated, 38 pages.Undated Folder 10. Alfred Baldwin: Handwritten notes regarding questioning of Alfred Baldwin, undated, 16 pages.1972 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Memo to file of Alfred C. Baldwin III, Meeting between Robert Mirto, J. Terrance O’Grady, Earl Silbert, Donald Campbell and Seymour Glanzer (same as item Number 6 in previous folder), July 6, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Proposed line of questions for Baldwin, undated, 11 pages (annotated).Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Proposed line of questions for Baldwin, undated, 11 pages (different annotations on this document).Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Baldwin Witness Summary, undated, 4 pages. Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Handwritten notes regarding Baldwin questions and answers, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Typed questions for Baldwin, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Memo, McGowan to Weicker, regarding a “Baldwin Interview,” March 28, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Handwritten questions for Baldwin, March 30, 1973, 21 pages1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Handwritten questions for Baldwin (Weicker w/ Baldwin), March 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Handwritten notes regarding Baldwin’s testimony, May 20, 1973, 11 pages1972 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Copy of section 2514 of part 18 of the Code of Federal Regulations regarding “Immunity of witnesses,” July 6, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Baldwin biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Chronology of Baldwin’s participation in the Watergate break-in, based on sub facts and sources, undated, 6 pages.1972 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The Washington Post article, “Bug Memos Sent to Nixon Aides,” October 6, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The Washington Post article, “Key U.S. Witness Tells of Bugging Democrats,” January 18, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Baldwin Expected to Describe Role of Liddy and McCord,” January 17, 1972, 2 pages. 1972 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The Los Angeles Times article, “An Insider’s Account of the Watergate Bugging,” October 5, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Nixon Group Got Bug Reports, Baldwin Says,” October 5, 1972, 2 pages 1972 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The New York Times article, “Excerpts From Interview With Man Who Says He Helped in Bugging of Democrats,” October 7, 1972, 3 pages1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: The Washington Post article, “Witness Can’t Recall Who Got Tapped Logs,” January 23, 1973, 2 pages1973 Folder 11. Alfred Baldwin Statements/Testimony: Typewritten notes regarding a meeting with Bob Woodard of The Washington Post, March 27, 1973, 2 pagesUndated Folder 12. Bernard Barker: Bernard L. Barker Witness Summary, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 13. Roger Barth: Interview with Roger Barth at G334 New Senate Office Building, by Scott Armstrong and Mark Lackritz, July 31, 1973, 17 pages (pages 5 and 17 are missing).Undated Folder 14. Robert Bartlome: Robert E. Bartlome Biography, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 15. Carmine Bellino: Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Subcommittee to Investigate Allegations Against Carmine S. Bellino, Minority View, undated, 6 pages, with attachments: Memo from Bartlett; letter from Bartlett and Scott et al. to Ervin; Statement by Honorable George Bush, Chairman, Republican National Committee; John W. Leon Affidavit; Joseph Shimon Affidavit; Edward Murray Jones Affidavit; letter from Ervin to Scott; Individual Views of Subscribing Senators In Response to Individual Views of Senator Gurney, undated, 21 pages.Undated Folder 15. Carmine Bellino: Letter, Sanders to Gurney, October 16, 1973, 3 pages, with attachment: Draft of Minority View to be appended to Report of Subcommittee Conducting Inquiry of Allegations Against Carmine S. Bellino, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Witness Summary, Wilbur M. Bennett, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., St. Paul, Minnesota, undated, 3 pages1972 Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Letter, Maury Stans to Bennett, regarding contributions to Nixon’s reelection campaign, April 28, 1972, 1 page. 1973 Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Letter, Parkinson to Bennett, regarding amounts of contributions to Nixon’s reelection campaign, July 5, 1973, 4 pages1973 Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Letter, Bennett to Stans, regarding $30,000 contribution made to the Finance Committee to Reelect the President, August 16, 1973, 1 page1973 Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Letter, Parkinson to Bennett, regarding the possible return of the $30,000 contribution, August 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Letter, Barrick to Bennett, regarding the return of the $30,000 contribution, September 11, 1973, 1 page.1968-1972 Folder 16. 3-M & Wilber Bennett: Copies of 3-M checks, ledgers and memos regarding 1968 and 1972 campaign fundraising, multiple dates, 9 pages.1973 Folder 17. Helen Delich Bentley: Letter, Courey to Fellow Marylanders, regarding possible U.S. Senate candidacy of Helen Delich Bentley, undated, 1 page, with attachments: Document entitled “Senate Bid by Bentley, FMC Chairman, Stirs Controversy in Maritime Community,” June 13, 1973, 4 pages; copy of contribution card for Bentley campaign, undated, 1 page; Document summarizing Ms. Bentley’s solicitation of funds for the 1972 campaign, October 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 17. Helen Delich Bentley: Handwritten note regarding Bentley’s trip to Venezuela, her Committee interview and a contribution to Nixon, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 18. Berl Bernhard Testimony: Before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Washington, D.C., Exhibits of Berl Bernhard, Former Campaign Manager for Senator Edmund S. Muskie, October 31, 1973, 152 pages.1973 Folder 18. Berl Bernhard Testimony: Before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Washington, D.C., Testimony of Berl Bernhard, Former Campaign Manager for Senator Edmund S. Muskie, October 31, 1973, 45 pages. Undated Folder 18. Berl Bernhard Testimony: Supplement to Bernhard Witness Summary regarding Campaign Finances, undated, 3 pages with Berhard’s Witness Summary attached, undated, 4 pages.Box 1650Undated Folder 1. Morton Blackwell: Morton C. Blackwell Interview Digest, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Morton Blackwell: Memo from Morton C. Blackwell, regarding Blackwell’s suggestion of Mike McMinoway to do field work for C.R.P., June 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Morton Blackwell: Memo to Chisolm regarding Blackwell’s suggestion of Mike McMinoway to do field work for C.R.P., May 10, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Morton Blackwell: Document entitled “From Herbert Porter Interview, April 21, 1973, pages 13-16, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Morton Blackwell: Press clipping from The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, “Sedan Chair II Identified in GPO Spy Code,” June 21, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 2. Braniff Airways: Witness Summary, Harding L. Lawrence, Braniff Airways, Inc., Dallas, Texas, undated, 5 pages.1972 Folder 2. Braniff Airways: Copies of checks from and made payable to Braniff, ledger sheets, check vouchers, cash accounting reports, cash receipt item distribution lists, and account analysis sheets, March 29, 1972, 33 pages.1973 Folder 2. Braniff Airways: Document describing the distribution of the checks and vouchers in item number 2, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 2. Braniff Airways: Press Release – August 23, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. Braniff Airways: Supplemental Witness List, Camilo Fabrega, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Charles Brennan: Interview with Mr. Brennan (Chick), Wednesday, June 13, 1973, Lowell Weicker, ASF, Mr. Brennan, Room 342, OSOB, 12 pages, with a F.Y.I. handwritten note and a reassurance handwritten note attached, undated, 2 pages.1972-1973 Folder 4. Congressman Garry Brown: Letter, Brown to Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee, regarding Brown’s involvement in the Banking and Currency Committee’s meetings and requests to question Stans about possible foreign contributions to Nixon’s reelection campaign, undated, 12 pages, with attachments: Letter, Brown to Patman, August 31, 1972, 3 pages (Exhibit No. 1); Letter, Brown to Patman, September 5, 1972, 3 pages (Exhibit No. 2); Letter to Brown, June 29, 1972, 3 pages (Exhibit No. 7); Letter, Parkinson to Brown, June 29, 1973, 1 page; Letter, Brown to Ervin, July 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Congressman Garry Brown: Letter, Brown to Ervin, regarding Dean’s testimony in which allegations were made of a cover-up by Brown, June 26, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Republican advertisement against Muskie, “Wake Up Liberals,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Republican advertisement against Muskie, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: The Washington Post article, “Nixon’s Secret Politician,” March 12, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Statement of Patrick J. Buchanan Before the Senate Select Committee, September 26, 1973, 18 pages. Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Patrick J. Buchanan, A Biographical Profile, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: The New York Times article “Buchanan Sought to Block Muskie,” September 27, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Sen. Muskie’s Disarmers,” February 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Memo, Khachigian for Buchanan, regarding a Democratic slush fund, December 7, 1971, 1 page, with a news article attached, “Nixon and Mrs. Gandhi,” November 12, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Memo, Buchanan to Dean, regarding “an extremely good idea,” December 14, 1971, 1 page, with attachments: Document entitled “Democratic Escrow Money,” December 22, 1971, 1 page; New York Times article, “Democrats Seek to Open Old Fund,” December 5, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Supplementary Analysis of Documents, Patrick J. Buchanan, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Letter, Buchanan to the Editor, Washington Post, regarding Buchanan’s opinions about Tom Braden’s article in which Braden suggests that Buchanan subverted the First Amendment, November 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: The Los Angeles Times article “Pat Buchanan’s Papers,” November 22, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Handwritten chronology containing Weicker’s handwritten notes, 4 pages, with handwritten list of questions about Ken Khachigian attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Document with heading “Probe Buchanan’s version of his knowledge and role,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Weicker handwritten notes concerning questioning for Buchanan, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Memo, Sheketoff to Sanders, regarding “Buchanan,” August 8, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Witness Summary – Patrick J. Buchanan, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Patrick Buchanan: Digest of Interview with Patrick J. Buchanan, September 24, 1973, 3 pages.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan to Magruder, regarding the Florida Primary, August 7, 1971, 1 page with attachments: Memo, Khachigian to Buchanan, July 22, 1971, 1 page; News article, “Nixon Foe May Face Florida Primary Bar,” July 21, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding “McCloskey and Florida Primary,” August 11, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan to Haldeman, Ehrlichman and Colson, regarding Buchanan’s campaign strategy, September 13, 1972, 5 pages.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan for the President, regarding “The Muskie Watch,” March 24, 1971, 8 pages.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan for the President, regarding “The Resurrection of Hubert Humphrey,” April 19, 1971, 10 pages.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Strachan for Magruder, regarding Buchanan’s Muskie Watch and creating similar structures for Humphrey and Kennedy, May 4, 1971, 1 page. 1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Handwritten notes regarding meeting with Pat Buchanan & JSM, March 5, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Handwritten notes to Pat Buchanan, date unreadable, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General regarding “Tracking Presidential Contenders,” July 28, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents I: Document regarding campaign strategy against Muskie, Jackson, Kennedy, Humphrey and McCloskey, July 28, 1971, 6 pages.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding the Democrats ’72 Sponsors Club, August 13, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan to Dean, with attached memo regarding a Democratic slush fund, December 14 and December 7, 1971, 2 pages; Press clipping “Democrats Seek to Open Old Fund” attached, December 5, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Document entitled “Democratic Escrow Money,” December 22, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan to the Attorney General and Haldeman, regarding date change for the Tennessee Primary, February 4, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Sedam for Flemming, regarding “Tennessee Primary Change of Date Legislation,” February 18, 1972, 2 pages, with New York Times article “Jackson’s Strategists Seeking An Earlier Tennessee Primary, February 4, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, PJB and Khachigian for Mitchell, regarding “Attach Organization & Strategy,” March 14, 1972, 12 pages.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Magruder for Mitchell, regarding the plan of attack at the Democratic National Convention, April 12, 1972, 1 page, with attached attack plan, April 10, 1972, 3 pages. 1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Magruder for Mitchell, regarding contender tracking and strategy, April 14, 1972, 1 page, with attached memo outlining the tracking and strategy plan, April 12, 1972, 9 pages.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan for Mitchell and Haldeman, regarding campaign strategy against McGovern, April 27, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan for Haldeman and Mitchell, regarding campaign attack strategy, June 2, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Buchanan to Mitchell, regarding campaign attack strategy against McGovern, June 6, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo from PJB and KK regarding “Assault Strategy” and preparation of an Assault Book, June 8, 1972, 14 pages.1972 Folder 6. Patrick Buchanan Documents 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding investigations of key McGovern staffers, June 16, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan to MacGregor and Haldeman, regarding attacking McGovern through the press, July 14, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan to Haldeman, regarding the second edition of the McGovern Assault Book and Buchanan’s suggestion to coordinate an assault strategy, July 23, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan to MacGregor, Haldeman and Colson, regarding the Assault Book and Buchanan’s suggestions for further attacks on McGovern, August 1, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan to Nolan, regarding distribution of a letter, September 11, 1972, 1 page, with the letter attached, undated, 1 page. 1971 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Letter, McGovern to Ms. Gibson, regarding McGovern’s position on abortion, December 2, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan for Ehrlichman, regarding Project Ellsburg, July 8, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan for the President, regarding “EMK – Political Memorandum, June 9, 1971, 6 pages.1971 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan for DeBolt et al., regarding a meeting to discuss campaign strategy, June 22, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Statement of Patrick J. Buchanan before the Senate Select Committee, September 26, 1973, 18 pages.Undated Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Handwritten document entitled “Status Report on P’s Requests,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Document beginning with page 4 with handwritten names of Haldeman, Ehrlichman and Colson on top right corner (in Weicker’s hand) regarding campaign attack strategy, September 13, 1972, 2 pages.1971 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Odle for Timmons, regarding a Buchanan/Khachigian memorandum on dividing the Democrats, October 6, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, “Research” for the Attorney General and Haldeman regarding “Dividing the Democrats,” October 5, 1971, 7 pages.1969 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, The President to Haldeman, regarding a suggestion to have the press pave the way for a Lindsay victory in New York, October 28, 1969, 1 page. 1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Buchanan to the President, regarding Presidential direction “to give thought to how to combat the institutionalized power of the left concentrated in the foundations that succor the Democratic Party,” March 3, 1970, 6 pages.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding a “national campus referendum question” of university students on Vietnam troop withdrawal, April 30, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Haldeman for Magruder, regarding a Harris poll on students’ attitudes, July 9, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding support of student groups that do not want a Vietnam troop withdrawal, April 6, 1970, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: An advertisement advocating voting “no” to an immediate Vietnam troop withdrawal, undated, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Reprint of an Associated Press article on the polling of university students on troop withdrawal from Vietnam, April 30, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: An advertisement advocating voting “no” to an immediate Vietnam troop withdrawal, undated, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Haldeman for Colson, et al., regarding a student and young Americans referendum on Vietnam, March 12, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Higby for Magruder, regarding “an attack on Huntley for his statements in Life,” July 16, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Haldeman for Buchanan, et al., regarding use of Victor Laskey as an “in-House columnist,” December 1, 1970, 1 page. 1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding a meeting that created a press strategy to counter a pre-press conference held “to set strategy to embarrass the President,” December 11, 1970, 2 pages.1970 Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Letter, Buchanan to Kilpatrick, regarding the lack of Presidential press conferences, December 11, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Document addressed “To The Editor,” a sample letter to the editor on press treatment of the President, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Patrick Buchanan Documents 2: Document addressed “To The Editor,” a sample letter to the editor on the number of Presidential press conferences, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 8. Senator Jim Buckley: Letter, Jim Buckley to Lowell Weicker, regarding Buckley’s statement on the resignation of President Nixon, March 18, 1974, 1 page, with Buckley’s statement attached, March 19, 1974, 5 pages.Undated Folder 9. John Buckley: Witness Summary, John R. Buckley, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 9. John Buckley: “Elmer Wyatt on John Buckley,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Bob Buehler: Document describing a meeting between Bob Buehler and Bill Wickens, Buehler describes the creation of the people-to-party program and working with Haldeman, Chapin and Segretti on the program, March 15, 1973, 1 page, with handwritten notes on Buehler’s comments attached, 3 pages.1973 Folder 11. Stephen Bull Interview: Memo, Sanders to Thompson, regarding interview, August 8, 1973, 4 pages.1974 Folder 12. J. Frederick Buzhardt: United States Senate, Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, April 10, 1974, 49 pages.United States Senate, Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before the Select Committee on Presidential 1974 Folder 12. J. Frederick Buzhardt: Campaign Activities, Vol. I, May 7, 1974, 117 pagesUndated Folder 13. Judge Matt Byrne: Document entitled “Byrne,” undated, 1 page, with attached Associated Press wire story, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Douglas Caddy: An article from unidentified newspaper, “Douglas Caddy,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Douglas Caddy: Handwritten notes about Caddy, undated, 1 page, with attached handwritten notes about Caddy representing “all 7,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: The Washington Post article, “Election Fund Bill Would Bring Shift to Political Scene,” illegible date, 2 pagesUndated Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: Document in which an unknown individual (Weicker) introduces an amendment to S. 372, the Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1973 (Possible Weicker amendment), undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: Handwritten notes with comments attributed to various individuals concerning campaign finance reform, undated, 33 pages.1974 Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: The White House, Office of the White House Press Secretary, Press Release, “Fact Sheet, Campaign Reform,” March 8, 1974, 2 pages.1973 Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: Legislative Reference Service, “Public Campaign Financing,” August 21, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: The New Republic article, “Running for President,” June 9, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: The Washington Post article, “The Case for Private Financing of Campaigns,” October 6, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: Talking Paper, “Federal Campaign Financing,” Republican National Committee, October 9, 1973, 2 pages, with Talking Paper, “Housing Policy Recommendations,” Republican National Committee attached, October 9, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 15. 1972 Campaign Financing Act: Memorandum of Law, Legislation Concerning Campaign Contributions and Financing of Federal Elections, undated, 29 pages.1973 Folder 16. John Caulfield: Memo, Shure to Weicker, regarding Caulfield’s testimony, May 21, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Biographical note on John J. Caulfield, undated, 2 pages, with Caulfield’s witness summary attached, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Untitled document, with Number A in upper right hand corner, regarding political use of the Internal Revenue Service, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: I.R.S. Talking Paper, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: “Interview with John Caulfield, May 17, beginning approximately 8:30 a.m, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Watergate chronological summary, undated 2 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Document entitled “Caulfield” regarding a quote by John Dean implicating Caulfield in Watergate and a handwritten question for Caulfield, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Handwritten questions and issues to address with Caulfield concerning Caulfield’s New York Police work, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Witness list, undated, 1 page. 1974 Folder 16. John Caulfield: Memo, Dash to Weicker, regarding Caulfield’s and Ulasewicz’s attached documents and summaries, March 29, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Memorandum of Law, Admissibility of Hearsay Statements of a Co-conspirator, submitted by Sam Dash, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Document entitled “Areas of Inquiry Re Caulfield,” undated, 1 page, with handwritten notes of the same title attached, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Statement of John J. Caulfield Before the Senate Select Committee on the Watergate, undated, 26 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Handwritten notes “Re: ‘Modus Operendi’ and ‘Mentality’ of this operation,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 16. John Caulfield: Digest of Interview with James [sic] Caulfield on May 15, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: Handwritten notes regarding suggested questions for Caulfield, undated, 20 pages.1973 Folder 16. John Caulfield: The Sunday Herald Advertiser article, “Nixon Told FBI Boss Gray to ‘Continue Watergate Probe’,” May 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 16. John Caulfield: The Sunday Herald Advertiser article, “Senate Seeking to Prove White House Organized Secret Policy Operation,” May 13, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 16. John Caulfield: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer article, “Spy, Pressure Linked to White House Aides,” undated, 1 page (article is incomplete).1972 Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: Witness Summary, Fred Taugher, regarding the demonstration that took place outside the Century Plaza Hotel, September 27, 1972, undated, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: H.R. Haldeman opening statement, Monday afternoon, July 30, 1973 regarding campaign pranks, 2 pages.1973 Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: H.R. Haldeman testimony, Tuesday, July 31, 1973 regarding campaign pranks, 8 pages.Undated Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: Witness Summary, Kenneth Hickman regarding the demonstration outside the Century Plaza Hotel and Mr. Hickman’s delivery of reports on the demonstration and the bombing of the Hollywood Democrats for Nixon headquarters in Los Angeles (Hickman was the Adjutant to Chief Edward Davis, Los Angeles Police Department), undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: LAPD Intra-Departmental Correspondence regarding “After-Action Report – President Nixon’s Visit – September 27, 1972,” October 5, 1972, 6 pages.1972 Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: LAPD Intra-Departmental Correspondence regarding “1972 Presidential Visit to Century City,” October 5, 1972, 1 page, with an addendum, death reports, follow-up reports, property receipts, incident and evidence reports attached, September 27, 1972, 17 pages.1973 Folder 17. Century Plaza Hotel: One page of Buchanan’s testimony, September 26, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: Document entitled, “Chapin – 5696” regarding O’Brien’s response to a question, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Washington Post article, “Key Nixon Aide Named as ‘Sabotage’ Contact,” October 15, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Baltimore Sun article, “Nixon aide calls sabotage- link to Chapin hearsay,” October 16, 1972, 1 page. 1973 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The New York Times article, “Lawyer for Nixon told F.B.I. he gave funds to Segretti,” March 8, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: A chronology of Chapin’s involvement in Watergate based on various sources of information, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: Biographical information on Dwight Chapin, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Chapin, a Close Nixon Aide, Quitting White House Soon,” January 29, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Washington Post article, “Magazine says Nixon Aide Admits Disruption Effort,” October 30, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Washington Post article, “Chapin Tells Jury of Segretti Reports,” April 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The New York Times article, “Chapin Said to Have Told Nixon Aide to Pay Segretti,” February 8, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Baltimore Sun article, “Paper says Segretti called Chapin’s home,” November 1, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: The Washington Post article, “Dwight Chapin: ‘Mr. Nice Guy’,” January 19, 1972, 3 pages.Undated Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: Article from an unknown newspaper entitled “Dwight L. Chapin,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: Handwritten note regarding a question for Chapin written on a photocopied note card, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 18. Dwight Chapin: An article from an unidentified newspaper entitled “Dwight CHAPIN,” undated, 1 page.Box 16511971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on surveillance of the Muskiecampaign, March 23, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Muskie campaign, April 6, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Muskie campaign, April 7, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports re: Ted Kennedy,” April 13, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports re: Senator Humphrey,” April 13, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Teamsters meeting in Washington, April 19, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Senator Mansfield’s comment about Muskie and the various Democrats contending for the Presidential nomination, April 19, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the Kennedy campaign talk with political consultant David Garth, April 19, 1971, 2 pages. 1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Teamsters meeting in Washington, April 21, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on comments by Dick Stewart, Muskie’s press aide, April 21, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the possible Democratic candidates for President, April 26, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding John Kerry’s comments, April 26, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Larry O’Brien’s meeting with the Democratic “front runners,” April 30, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Senators Jackson and Fulbright, and on Muskie’s family, May 5, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friends Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on interviews conducted about Ted Kennedy, May 7, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Ted Kennedy, May 12, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on talks with Berl Bernhard and Larry O’Brien, May 14, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on press comments about Democratic candidates for President, May 18, 1971, 2 pages. 1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the possibility of McGovern’s candidacy being a front for Kennedy, Wilbur Mills and Mansfield’s comments about Nixon’s foreign policy, May 21, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Proxmire, Ted Kennedy and Birch Bayh, May 28, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on impressions of Democratic candidates for President, June 2, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on various Democratic candidates for President, June 8, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Lyndon Johnson’s interview with Ken Crawford of Newsweek, June 21, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Democratic Candidate’s reactions to the publication of the Pentagon Papers in The New York Times, July 1, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on opinions about Nixon and Reagan, July 1, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Joe Rauth’s opinions on the Democratic candidates, July 1, 1971, 3 pages (it appears that page 3 is not a part of this document, however, page 3 left in place).1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Democratic Candidate’s opinions on the “leak” of the Pentagon Papers, July 2, 1971, 2 pages. 1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the AFL/CIO reactions to Nixon’s 1971 economic package, July 6, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the Democratic candidates analyses of each other, July 7, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Scoop Jackson’s opinions on the Democratic candidacies, July 23, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on comments about “Texas Democrats,” July 23, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Larry O’Brien’s meeting “to set limits of spending for Democratic candidates,” July 27, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Wilbur Mills’ opinions on issues, July 27, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Scoop Jackson, July 28, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Eugene McCarthy and John Lindsay, July 28, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s use of the national economy as a political tool, August 2, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s opinions of conservative reaction to Nixon’s upcoming China trip, August 3, 1971, 3 pages. 1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s use of the Congressional recess, August 6, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s comments on Nixon’s economic program, August 10, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on presentation of Democratic candidates at a picnic in Hollis, New Hampshire, August 11, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend reports” on Reagan and the various Democratic candidates, August 13, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the AFL/CIO and George Meany’s comments about Nixon, August 23, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on John Lindsay and David Garth Associates, August 25, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Nixon’s China trip and economic program and Democratic candidate’s reactions, August 30, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on George Meany’s opinions on Nixon’s economic program, September 2, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on George Meany’s comments on Nixon’s economic program, September 7, 1971, 4 pages. 1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s opinions on each other, September 15, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s opinions on Muskie, September 17, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the Democratic Candidate’s direction for their own economic programs, September 22, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Democratic economic programs, September 24, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Fred Harris’ entry into the Presidential race, October 4, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Bill Buckley and George Meany’s comments, October 4, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Muskie, Kennedy, O’Brien, Lindsay, McGovern and Proxmire, October 18, 1971, 6 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the progress of the Democratic Candidates campaigns, October 18, 1971, 6 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Mac Kilduff’s comments on Birch Bayh and Democratic reaction to Nixon’s Supreme Court nominees, October 26, 1971, 3 pages. 1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Muskie’s and Humphrey’s campaigns, October 27, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Taiwan and Nixon’s China trip, November 1, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Scoop Jackson, November 2, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding Senator Jackson’s decision to enter the New Hampshire primary, November 2, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on McGovern, Harris and McCarthy comments on other candidates, November 8, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Humphrey, November 8, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the New Hampshire primary, November 15, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Daniel Schorr controversy, November 22, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Lindsay’s campaign and Jackson and McCloskey, November 22, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Jackson’s candidacy, November 29, 1971, 3 pages. 1971 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on Muskie’s campaign, December 22, 1971, 3 pages.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding George Meany’s illness, January 11, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding Muskie, Jackson, Lindsay, Humphrey, Kennedy and the AFL/CIO, January 14, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Muskie vs. Loeb Explosion,” February 29, 1972, 3 pages,1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell and Haldeman, regarding Kennedy’s candidacy and O’Brien’s schedule, May 3, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, B. H. for M. C., regarding “Chapman’s friend Reports on HHH Schedule,” May 25, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on California polling on Democratic candidates, June 2, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports” on the California primary, June 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding McGovern’s infiltration of campaign headquarters at 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, June 9, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 2. Chapman’s Friend Reports 2: Memo to MMC regarding “Chapman’s Friend Report” on McGovern’s schedule, June 15, 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for MacGregor and Haldeman, regarding “Chapman’s Friend Reports on Demoatic Convention,” undated, 9 pages. Undated Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: “Random Observations of Chapman’s Friend in California Re HHH – McGovern,” undated, 15 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Mitchell, regarding Chapman’s Friend “activities in California 11 days prior to the primary on June 6,” June 12, 1972, 8 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chapman’s Friend for M.M.C., regarding McGovern’s schedule and the surveillance of McGovern’s campaign activities, June 23, 1972, 5 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman, regarding “McGovern via Chapman’s Friend,” June 30, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, B.E.H. for M.M.C., regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign activities, July 13, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s campaign schedule, August 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s campaign schedule in the northeast, August 22, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s campaign schedule in the Midwest, August, 23, 1972, 5 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, August 26, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s campaign schedule, August 28, 1972, 3 pages, with a copy of McGovern’s schedule attached, August 20, 1972, 8 pages. 1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding “The McGovern for President Headquarters,” August 29, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s campaign schedule, August 29, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner to Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding Nixon v. McGovern on economic issues, August 29, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner to Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding “McGovern’s address to the New York Security Analysts on Wall Street and further surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, August 30, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner to Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s schedule and a Washington Hilton party hosted by Joe Robbie, August 31, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner to Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding McGovern’s campaign staff, September 1, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner for Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding members of the press travelling with McGovern and McGovern’s schedule, September 7-9, September 5, 1972, 8 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Memo, Chotiner to Haldeman and MacGregor, regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 6, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 8, 1972, 5 pages (last page is dated October 5, 1972).1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding McGovern’s campaign stops and surveillance of what occurred at each, September 8, 1972, 3 pages. 1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding McGovern’s schedule, September 11, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 11, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 11, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 11, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 12, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 13, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 13, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding McGovern’s economic speech delivered in Portland, Maine, September 15, 1972, September 14, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 14, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 15, 1972, 2 pages. 1972 Folder 3. Chapman’s Friend Reports 3: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 15, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 18, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding the release of a pool report, September 19, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign and pool reports from Columbus and Newark, September 20, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding an argument with an assembly line worker at a Western Electric plant in North Bergen, N.J. and a campaign stop in Newark, September 20, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 21, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 21, 1972, 3 pages. 1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 22, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 23, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 26, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 26, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 26, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 27, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 28, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, September 30, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 2, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 2, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 3, 1972, 3 pages. 1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding a pool report for October 2, describing the rally in Post Office Square, New York City, October 3, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 4, 1972, 6 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding a pool report on a McGovern meeting with “the All-American Council of the Democratic National Committee” and what occurred after, October 5, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 5, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 6, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, Kansas City, Mo., October 6, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 7, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 9, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 11, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding a pool report for Tuesday, October 10, October 11, 1972, 2 pages. 1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 12, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 12, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 13, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 17, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign and a pool report for Fort Worth, October 17, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 18, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 19, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 20, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 21, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 23, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 24, 1972, 2 pages. 1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 24, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 25, 1972, 5 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, October 27, 1972, 5 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding a pool report from the Sheraton Plaza, New Haven, October 30, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding the Mankiewicz Statement and pool report for November 1, November 2, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Chapman’s Friend Reports: Document entitled “Chapman’s Friend Reports” regarding surveillance of McGovern’s campaign, November 7, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Handwritten notes regarding the Watergate investigation and amendments to the United States Constitution, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Summons in a Civil Action for Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., National Citizens’ Committee for Fairness to the Presidency, Inc., et al. v. the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., September 14, 1973, 1 page, with attached Petition for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief, United States District Court for the District of Columbia, undated, 16 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: National Citizens’ Committee for Fairness to the Presidency, Inc v. the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Motion for Preliminary Injunction and for Early Hearing on the Merits, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: National Citizens’ Committee for Fairness to the Presidency, Inc. v. the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Practices, Memorandum in Support of Motion of Petitioners for a Preliminary Injunction, undated, 12 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: S. Res. 60 – To establish a select committee of the Senate to conduct an investigation of illegal activities were engaged in by any persons in the presidential election of 1972, February 7, 1973, 15 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Document entitled “Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California” from William Marlin, queries from the press and Marlin’s answers, undated, 3 pages.1962 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Mailing from the Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, October, 1962, 2 pages, with attachments: Letter, Secretary of State of the State of California undated, 1 page; Nixon for Governor Finance Committee, 1962 General Campaign Statement, undated, 1 page; Notes on expenses for candidates to offices in the State of California, undated, 1 page; Committee’s Campaign Statement of Receipts and Expenditures from the Treasurer of the Committee for the election Richard M. Nixon, Office of the Governor, November 6, 1962, 5 pages.1962 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Copy of a check, no. 3837, Nixon for Governor, $35,000, October 22, 1962, 1 page, with a ledger page from the same checking account, 2 pages.1962 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Letter, Marlin to Dear fellow American, Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, October 15, 1962, 1 page.1964 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: Democratic State Central Committee, et al. v. Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, et al., October 20, 1964, 20 pages.1972 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: State of Connecticut v. Carl D. Larson, Superior Court Fairfield County, Brief in Support of Defendant Carl D. Larson’s Notice to take Deposition, May 26, 1972, 6 pages. 1972 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: United State District Court for the District of Columbia, John Briggs, et al. vs. Guy Goodwin, et al., Jury Trial Requested, Complaint, May 1974, 13 pages, with Exhibits A and B attached, July 12 and 13, 1972, 10 pages.1974 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Civil Suits: United State District Court for the District of Columbia, John Briggs, et al, v. Guy Goodwin, et al., Plaintiffs’ Brief in Opposition to Defendant Goodwin’s Motion to Dismiss, August 16, 1974, 28 pages.Box 16521972-1973 Folder 1. Civil Suits, United States v. Briggs 1: Memorandum re prosecutorial misconduct in respect to the V.V.A.W. conspiracy case (United States v. Briggs, United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida, No. GCR 1353) – the next in the sequence of conspiracy cases against anti-war activists, undated, 170 pages.1972-1973 Folder 2. Civil Suits, United States v. Briggs 2: United States District Court, Northern District of Florida, Gainesville Division, United States of America v. John K. Briggs, et al., CR Bi, 1353, undated, 154 pages.1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Pay stub for unknown individual, April 6, 1972, 1 page (original document has been withdrawn for privacy concerns, sanitized copy is in its location within the folder)1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Copy of check from Robert Bartlome to Dedicated Americans for Effective Government, April 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: The American Ship Building Co. ledger page recording salaries, April 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: The American Ship Building Co. payroll certificate for period ending April 6, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Portion of a telephone log showing long distance telephone calls, undated, 1 page. 1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: The American Ship Building Co. payroll ledger, April 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Copies of eight payroll checks from The American Ship Building Co., April 6, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Copies of two checks from Matthew Clark to Loyal Americans for Government Reform and the Stable Society Council, April 6, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Memo, Clark to Lepkowski, regarding a pay deduction and the amount to be credited to George M. Steinbrenner, September 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Affidavit of Ronald H. Slater, Vice President, Administration, The American Ship Building Company, November 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Handwritten statement of Robert Bartlome before two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents, August 23, 1973, 7 pages, with attachments: handwritten note with names of groups to forward contributions to and the amount to each, undated, 1 page; a certificate acknowledging a pay bonus and that the bonus was not an inducement to contribute to any political group, signed by Matthew Clark, December 30, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Handwritten statement of Matthew Clark before two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents, August 28, 1973, 6 pages.1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Memo to file regarding employees of The American Ship Building Company to receive pay bonuses, directed by George Steinbrenner, April 5, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Copy of a receipt from Bartlome for Clark’s contributions to the Nixon Campaign, undated, 1 page. 1972 Folder 3. Matthew Clark & Robert Bartlome: Copy of American Shipbuilding Company payroll register showing bonuses to eight American Shipbuilding employees on April 6, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Matthew Edward Clark, Jr.: Witness summary of Matthew Edward Clark, Jr., undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 4. Matthew Edward Clark, Jr.: Witness summary of Robert E. Bartlome, October 30-31, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 5. Kenneth Clawson: All the President’s Men, photocopies of pages 135- 144, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 5. Kenneth Clawson: Clawson biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Kenneth Clawson: Document entitled “CLAWSON” regarding Clawson’s link to the “Canuck” letter, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Kenneth Clawson: An article from an unidentified newspaper, KEN W. CLAWSON,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Kenneth Clawson: Letter, Weicker to Ervin, regarding Weicker’s motion “pertaining to a meeting between the Committee and the President,” November 12, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Washington Post article, “Colson Blasts Post Watergate Reports,” November 12, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Colson Takes Lie Test to Support Testimony,” April 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Washington Post article, “Charles Colson vs. Time: A Reminder for the Press,” January 28, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Baltimore Sun article, “Time says Colson had deceit role,” April 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Chicago Tribune article, “Ex-Nixon aide tells why he quit,” March 26, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Washington Post article, “Aides say Colson Approved Bugging,” April 30, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Charles Wendell Colson,” undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo regarding “Dealing with our Political Enemies,” August 16, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Caulfield to Dean, regarding “Opposition Activity,” August 12, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Colson to Dean, regarding an enemies list, September 9, 1971, 1 page, with attachments: Memo dated June 24, 1971, 1 page; the enemies list, June 24, 1971, 3 pages.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Harold Gibbons, a Vice President of the Teamsters Union in St. Louis, June 12, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Gordon for Marge Acker et al., regarding “Opponents List Additions,” June 25, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Gordon for Marge Acker et al., regarding the “Opponents List,” July 16, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Jack Anderson, November 17, 1972, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Letter, Inouye to Baker, regarding Colson’s appearance before the full committee in executive session, March 21, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Letter, Weicker to Dash, regarding Colson’s appearance before the full committee in executive session, March 28, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Letter, Sidney Dickstein to Dash, regarding Weicker’s and Inouye’s suggestion that Colson appear before the committee, March 29, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: The Washington Post article, “A ‘Scheme to Defame’ is Charged to Colson,” June 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Letter, Sidney Dickstein to Dash, regarding issues of Colson’s knowledge of CIA involvement in Watergate and his contacts with Senator Baker and Minority Counsel Fred Thompson, April 17, 1974, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding “Armed Service Committee Executive Session on CIA with Walters Testifying,” July 31, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: An unidentified document that lists comments by and about Colson, listed by number; begins with number 4 and ends with number 8, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: An unidentified document that lists dates with what occurred on those dates (believe this is part of another document, describes aliases and disguises of Howard Hunt), undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Colson’s recollections of Howard Hunt’s activities, August 29, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memorandum for the Record by EA/DDCI regarding “TSD Request for Guidance on Extent of Assistance to Mr. Howard Hunt,” August 1971, 1 page. 1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Cushman for Ehrlichman, regarding “Contact with Mr. Howard Hunt,” January 8, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo regarding contact with Hunt and items provided to him, July 28, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo for Cushman regarding attached report on Hunt’s requests for TSD support, October 27, 1971, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Colson to Dean, regarding “Now what the hell do I do?,” January 2, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Colson and Ehrlichman, April 17, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Letter, Hunt to Colson, regarding the death of Hunt’s wife and his request that Colson meet with his attorney, Bill Bittman, December 31, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Routing slip regarding Hunt with attached memorandum for the record by EA/DDCI relating Hunt’s requests for Agency support, August 31, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Routing slip regarding Hunt with attached memorandum for the record by EA/DDCI relating to Hunt’s request for Special Agency secretarial support, August 23, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Transcript of a meeting between the DDCI (General Cushman) and Howard Hunt regarding Agency support for Hunt –July 22, 1971, 8 pages.Undated Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on Colson, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Colson Inventory List, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on Hunt, August 15, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Hunt Inventory List, August 15, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on Krogh, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Bittman Inventory List, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on Bittman, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memorandum for the file, from Colson, regarding Haldeman’s request for information concerning the commutation of Hunt’s sentence, March 23, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 6. Charles Colson 1: Memorandum for the file, from Colson, regarding “Howard Hunt,” June 20, 1972, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, O’Brien Inventory List (Paul), August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on O’Brien, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Parkinson Inventory List, August, 15, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on Parkinson, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, Exhibits on Young, August 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sally Montgomery to Mr. Silverstein, David Young Inventory List, August, 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Montgomery to Thompson, regarding the “Parkinson Inventory List, August 31, 1973, 1 page, with two memos dated August 31, 1973 attached, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo to Committee from Parkinson cont., undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Parkinson Exhibits,” August 31, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding the “David Young Inventory,” August 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding the “Young Exhibits,” August 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding the “Colson Exhibits, continued,” September 7, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding the “Bittman Exhibits,” August 30, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Emily to Thompson, regarding “Additional References to Colson,” August 16, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Robeson to Liebengood, regarding “References to Colson,” July 27, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding the “Colson Exhibits,” August 17, 1973, 2 pages, with memo, dated August 17, 1973, attached, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: “Cross References to Colson – A Special Printout Report Updated, August 16, 1973,” 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: “Colson: Meetings and Phone Calls with President,” undated, 12 pages.1972 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Colson for Haldeman, regarding “ITT,” March 30, 1972, 5 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Colson and Ehrlichman, April 17, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Charles W. Colson, A Biographical Profile, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: I.R.S. Talking Paper, undated, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Letter, Heeres to Professor Cox, regarding suggested investigation of William Macomber, Jr., July 1, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Letter, Harter to Ervin, regarding Colson’s appearance before the Committee and suggested appearance of William Macomber Jr., July 4, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Proposed New Bylaws for the American Foreign Service Association, undated, 9 pages (this is an attachment to number 24).Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: A FYI note on Charles Colson, with handwritten notes by Weicker, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Document with “COLSON 5686” in the upper left, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Charles Colson biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Chronology of Colson’s involvement in Watergate with attributed sources, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Letter, Colson to Gentlemen, regarding Dean’s testimony and Colson’s explanation of the “enemies list,” June 28, 1973, 2 pages.1971 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: “Enemies List,” June 24, 1971, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Handwritten note regarding Colson’s use of the 5th amendment during his testimony, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Handwritten note regarding Colson’s privacy.1973 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Affidavit of E. Howard Hunt, April 5, 1973, 1 page, with six memos, Joan Hall affidavit and a memo dated April 20, 1973 attached, multiple dates, 14 pages.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Charles Colson biographical information, undated, 1 page. 1971 Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Memo, Bell to Dean, regarding the “Opponents List,” June 24, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Charles Colson 2: Handwritten note regarding Colson’s knowledge of the use of Rebozo’s bank, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Committee Motions: Letter, Ervin to the President, regarding a requested meeting between the Committee, the President and members of the President’s staff, July 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Committee Motions: Letter, Ervin to the President, regarding deliberations of the Committee and an attempt to telephone the President, July 12, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Committee Motions: Canon 1, A Lawyer Should Assist in Maintaining the Integrity and Competence of the Legal Profession, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Committee Motions: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Weicker’s motion to the Select Committee, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 8. Committee Motions: A Motion, the Committee shall meet “in public session on February 28, 1974” to issue the Committee report, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Committee Motions: A Motion, request to meet with the President and in an absence of such a meeting, written questions will be submitted to the President on February 5, 1974, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Committee Rules, Resolution & Guidelines, H. William Shure: S. Res. 60, establish a select committee of the Senate to conduct an investigation into illegal activities conducted in the presidential election of 1972, February 7, 1973, 15 pages.1972 Folder 9. Committee Rules, Resolution & Guidelines, H. William Shure: Rules of Procedure, Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, undated, 6 pages. 1971 Folder 9. Committee Rules, Resolution & Guidelines, H. William Shure: Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, February 7, 1972, 17 pages.1974 Folder 9. Committee Rules, Resolution & Guidelines, H. William Shure: Department of Justice, Robert G. Dixon, Jr., Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel, note on attached appendices on “the historical background on the impeachable offense concept,” February 21, 1974, 58 pages.1974 Folder 9. Committee Rules, Resolution & Guidelines, H. William Shure: Letter, Chester Davis to Ervin, regarding the appearance before the Committee of Ralph Winte, Davis’ client, June 13, 1974, 4 pages.1974 Folder 9. Committee Rules, Resolution & Guidelines, H. William Shure: Memo, David Dorsen to Members of the Select Committee, regarding “Immunity Request for Jake Jacobsen,” June 19, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Common Cause: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Common Cause, et al. vs. Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, et al., Deposition of Henry M. Buchanan, May 1, 1973, 129 pages.1973 Folder 10. Common Cause: Letter, unreadable name (Springfield Television Broadcasting Corporation) to Weicker, regarding a possible question for Mr. Buchanan, October 2, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 10. Common Cause: Lettter, Buchanan to Sloane, regarding an item returned to Mr. Sloane, December 17, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 10. Common Cause: Letter, Sloan to Buchanan, regarding an enclosed check, October 12, 1971, 1 page.1971-1973 Folder 10. Common Cause: Handwritten note, “Invoices paid from ‘Agent’ acct.,” 5/1/73, 1 page, with copies of invoices and checks attached, September-December 1971, 15 pages. Box 16531973 Folder 1. Contempt Literature: Memorandum of Law, The Congressional Contempt Power, November 16, 1973, 28 pages.1973 Folder 2. Cover-up: The Washington Post article, “How the Watergate Coverup Failed,” April 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Cover-up: The Baltimore Sun article, “Lawyer says GOP bug data was hidden from FBI,” April 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. Cover-up: The New York Times article, “Watergate Investigators Link Cover-Up to High White House Aides and Mitchell,” May 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Cover-up: The Washington Post article, “3 Top Nixon Aides Tied to Cover-Up,” April 29, 1973, 1 page (article continuation page is not in the folder).Undated Folder 2. Cover-up: Chronological Sequence of Events, name “Bill Shure” in upper right corner, undated, 85 pages.1972 Folder 3. CRP Expenditures, April – December, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, Checks returned and voided and stop payment orders, June 22, 1972 to December 27, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. CRP Expenditures, April – December, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, April 7 – April 30, 1972, 38 pages.1972 Folder 3. CRP Expenditures, April – December, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, May 1 – May 31, 1972, 47 pages. 1972 Folder 4. CRP Expenditures, July 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, July 1, 1972 to July 31, 1972, 79 pages.1972 Folder 5. CRP Expenditures, August, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, August 3, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. CRP Expenditures, August, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, August 10, 1972 to August 31, 1972, 110 pages.1972 Folder 6. CRP Expenditures, October, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, October 1, 1972 to October 16, 1972, 64 pages.1972 Folder 6. CRP Expenditures, October, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, October 17, 1972 to October 26, 1972, 16 pages.1972 Folder 7. CRP Expenditures, October – December, 1972 1: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, October 27, 1972 to December 31, 1972, 147 pages1972 Folder 8. CRP Expenditures, October – December, 1972, 2: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, October 27, 1972 to December 31, 1972, 148 pages.1972 Folder 8. CRP Expenditures, October – December, 1972, 2: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, Checks returned and voided during the period, June 29, 1972 to October 5, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. CRP Expenditures, January – February, 1973: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, January 1, 1973 to February 28, 1973, 33 pages (first page of document states that voided checks for January 1, 1973 to December 31, 1973 are attached, items are not attached).Box 1654 Undated Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Document entitled “The Haldeman Connection,” undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Memo, Havel and Zimmerman to Will Wickens, regarding “Questions for Gray,” April 30, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Staff Directory for CRP, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Handwritten diagram of the White House staff connections to CRP, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Handwritten notes entitled “Secret Fund,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Handwritten notes entitled “President – Herbert Kalmbach – Pres.’s Personal Atty,” undated 3 pages. Undated Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Handwritten notes entitled “Comm. To Reelect the President,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. CRP – Floor Plans, Directory, Structure, H. William Shure: Floor plans of the various CRP offices, April 23, 1973, 8 pages.1972 Folder 2. CRP – Staff: Staff Directory for CRP, March 1, 1972, 4 pages.National Committee for the Re-Election of the President Staff, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. CRP – Staff: Staff Charts for CRP, undated, 8 pages. Undated Folder 2. CRP – Staff: White House Staff Chart showing the relationship of White House staff “mentioned in the Watergate affair,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. CRP – Staff: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “The Crowded Blotter of Watergate Suspects: A Checklist of the Charges,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. CRP – Staff: Handwritten notes about CRP staff, connection to the White House and implications in the Watergate investigation, undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 2. CRP – Staff: Interviews of CRP staff members, April – May, 1973, 29 pages.Undated Folder 3. CRP Staff and Expenditures, August – September, 1972: Handwritten chart (originally on large poster board) of CRP organization, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 3. CRP Staff and Expenditures, August – September, 1972: Committee for the Re-Election of the President, Political Division staff listing, undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 3. CRP Staff and Expenditures, August – September, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, August 1, 1972 to August 9, 1972, 24 pages.1972 Folder 3. CRP Staff and Expenditures, August – September, 1972: Itemized Expenditures, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, September 1, 1972 to September 30, 1972, 137 pages.1973 Folder 4. Cubans – Federal penitentiary, Danbury, Connecticut: Notes dictated by Bernie Yudain regarding a meeting between Weicker and four of the Cuban Americans found guilty in the Watergate break in, August 3, 1973, 35 pages.1973 Folder 4. Cubans – Federal penitentiary, Danbury, Connecticut: Memo, Lenzner to Dash, regarding Lenzner’s description of a telephone call from Bud Fensterwald, March 30, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Document entitled “Martinez, Eugenio,” facts and sources listed by date describing Martinez’s participation in the Watergate break in, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Biographical Information on Eugenio Martinez, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Document entitled “Gonzales, Virgilio,” facts and sources listed by date describing Gonzales’ participation in the Watergate break in, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: An article from an unidentified newspaper regarding Frank Sturgis and Bernard Barker, two participants in the Watergate break in, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Washington Post article, “Soldier of Fortune Held on High Bail,” June 25, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Document entitled “Sturgis, Frank,” facts and sources listed by date describing Sturgis’ participation in the Watergate break in, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Biographical Information on Frank Sturgis, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Handwritten note regarding Bernard L. Barker, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The New York Times article, “Barker-Hunt Links in Latin Deals Cited,” July 2, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Evening Star article, “Suspect Sought Plans of Democrats’ Arena,” June 25, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Evening Star article, “Barker Tied to Bay of Pigs,” June 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “They Call Him ‘Macho’,” September 20, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Watergate Leader Admits Role,” September 12, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Unit’s Miami Apartment Listed in Barker Address Book,” January 18, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Washington Post article, “Architect Say ‘Bug’ Suspect Tried to Acquire Miami Plans,” August, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Washington Post article, “Suspect Aided, Fought Castro,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Document entitled “Barker, Bernard,” facts and sources listed by date describing Barker’s participation in the Watergate break in, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Biographical Information on Bernard Barker, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The New York Times article, “Cuban Veterans Group Linked to Raid on Democratic Office,” June 23, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “2 Suspects Tied to Democratic Films,” September 1, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Page 32 of an untitled document; document begins with “One other very important point.,” undated, 1 page. 1977 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Letter, Stanish to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s letter concerning the Watergate burglars, July 22, 1977, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: 3 x 5 index card beginning “Martinez, Eugenio,” undated, 1 page.1977 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Letter, Weicker to Stephenson, regarding the pardons of the Watergate burglars, July 15, 1977, 1 page, with typewritten and handwritten notes of the letter, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 5. Cubans implicated in the Watergate break in: Handwritten notes regarding an interview of Steve Grazegarek, August 22, 1973, 5 pages. 1973 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Affidavit of General Robert E. Cushman, Jr., USMC, May 11, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Handwritten note regarding a tape recording, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Witness Summary, General Robert E. Cushman, Jr., USMC, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding “Cross Reference Index on Cushman,” August 1, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding “General Robert E. Cushman,” August 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Memo, Cushman to Ehrlichman, regarding “Contact with Mr. Howard Hunt,” January 8, 1973, 1 page. 1971 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Transcript of a meeting between Cushman and Hunt, July 22, 1971, 9 pages.1973 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Memo, Waller to Thompson, regarding “Cushman Exhibits,” August 2, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Handwritten note addressed to “Senator” regarding Colby’s request to Cushman to submit a memo describing Hunt’s contacts with the CIA, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Handwritten note regarding the cancellation of a meeting, undated, 2 pages1971 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Memorandum for General Cushman regarding a report on Hunt’s requests for TSD support, August 27, 1971, 1 page1971 Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Memorandum for the record submitted by the EA/DDCI regarding “TSD Request for Guidance on Extent of Assistance to Mr. Howard Hunt,” August 1971, 1 pageUndated Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: An untitled document beginning “II. Memo for the Records from Karl Wagner,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker – General Robert Cushman: Handwritten note regarding a tape recording, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: A chronology of Watergate related issues; appears to be based on the Dean exhibits, undated, 1 page, wth attached chronology of Dean’s participation in Watergate related issues, undated, 9 pages.1971 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Memo, Young for Ehrlichman, regarding “Status of Information which can be fed into Congressional Investigation on Pentagon Papers Affair,” August 26, 1971, 5 pages. 1971 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Memo, Ehrlichman for Colson, regarding “Hunt/Liddy Special Project Number 1,” August 27, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Letter, Helms to Young, regarding two papers that were prepared for Young, November 9, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Official Routing Slip with attached memo from the EA/DDCI, August 23, 1971, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Nomination of Richard Helms to be Ambassador to Iran, February 7, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: “Digest of Interview of Richard M. Helms on May 18, 1973,” 2 pages.1972 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: A chronology, June 19, 1972 through August 1, 1972. Each page headed with a date and what occurred on that day pertaining to Watergate related issues, 19 pages.Undated Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Biographical information on James W. McCord, Jr., undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: Letter, Weicker to Sirica, regarding the reduction of Dean’s sentence, November 26, 1974, 2 pages.1971-1972 Folder 7. Additional Dean Documents: A chronology of meetings and telephone calls by specific date, August 1 – June 19, 1972, 19 pages. 1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Colson to Dean, regarding the VFW’s concern and a Justice Department investigation, May 4, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: News Release from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, April 27, 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Exhibit No. 10 consisting of a report on “McCloskey’s New Hampshire Campaign,” 8 pages.Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Document entitled “Business Executives move for Vietnam Peace (BEM),” undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Dean for the Attorney General, regarding McCloskey, December 1, 1971, 1 page, with attached report about “McCloskey’s Appearance at Dartmouth University Campus on November 29, 1971,” December 1, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Report on “Student Penetration of McCloskey Volunteer Headquarters, 328 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. During Weekend of December 11-12, 1971,” undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield to Dean, regarding something the Attorney General should see, December 7, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Drive $45,000 in the Red, McCloskey Says,” December 7, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Rep. McCloskey becoming a crusader without cause,” November 20, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding a McGovern incident that may be used as an “offset to the Watergate,” September 20, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Hallett for Colson, regarding a Newsweek article about McGovern and Hallett’s suggestion to investigate McGovern’s finances,” April 12, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Dean for Colson, regarding “McGovern Fund Raising Stationary,” July 6, 1971, 1 page. 1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, JJC to Dean, regarding McGovern’s stationary, June 22, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “McGovern Fund Raising Senate Stationary, June 24, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “McGovern Stationery,” July 1, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Haldeman for Dean, regarding “Hughes Retainer of Larry O‘Brien,” January 28, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Dean for Haldeman, regarding “Hughes’ Retainer of Larry O’Brien,” January 26, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “Hughes Retainer to Larry O’Brien and Related Matters,” January 25, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “Hughes Retainer for Lawrence O’Brien,” January 22, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Colson for Goodearle, regarding Bob Bennett, his new position and the possible political connections to Howard Hughes, January 15, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “Hughes Retainer to Larry O’Brien,” February 1, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Colson’s request for a solution to an unknown problem, March 3, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Karalekas for Colson, regarding Karalekas’ suggestion of an investigation into “the leasing arrangement of the Department of Transportation headquarters building in Washington,” March 3, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Fielding to JWD, regarding calling Casselman to help solve an issue,” March 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Dean for Colson, regarding O’Brien’s “questionable leasing arrangement with the United States Government during the Johnson Administration”. April 6, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Dean to Walker, regarding information on “the man found in the Bangor, Maine, airport with a tape recorder by one of your advance men,” August 10, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding a John D. Wilkes, his background, present employment and a possible link to the Muskie campaign,” August 6, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “Additional Information on John Edward Denby-Wilkes of Cherry Hill Apartments Located at 1024 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.,” August 6, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “John Denby-Wilkes,” August 9, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Howard for Dean, regarding Colson’s request to check out the facts on an unknown issue, August 28, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Karalekas for Colson, regarding Friedersdorf’s report relating to McGovern’s stay at the estate of Belmont Tobin, August 16, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Pete to John, regarding information on Belmont Tobin, October 26, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Testimony of Huston, May 21, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo to Caulfield regarding Tom Kuchel, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Document entitled “Thomas Kuchel” and a list of his campaign contributions, August, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield to Dean, regarding sending a copy of an attached document to various White House staff, September 23, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Letter, Strauss to “Dear Mr.,” regarding the Democratic National Committee ’72 Club, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Letter, Strauss to “Dear,” regarding the Democratic Convention and the “72 Sponsors Club,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Letter from Strauss regarding acknowledging an individual’s membership in the ’72 Sponsors Club, undated, 1 page.1970 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Safire to Haldeman, regarding O’Brien’s position on the board of directors of an international consulting firm and how the White House can use this information, August 4, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: A page from The Periscope on various issues of the time period, undated, 1 page.1970 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Haldeman for Dean, regarding Haldeman’s request to look into an unknown matter, August 5, 1970, 1 page, Undated Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Document entitled “Discreet Inquiry Relative to a Newly Formed Organization Known as Public Affairs Analysts,” undated, 2 pages.1970 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Huston for Dean, regarding “Public Affairs Analysts,” August 17, 1970, 2 pages.1970 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Dean for Haldeman, regarding O’Brien’s position on the board of directors of an international consulting firm and Dean’s suggestion not to pursue the issue, August 18, 1970, 2 pages.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding Donald Rumsfeld’s advice on handling John Buckley, September 22, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: “Meeting with John Dean – May 3, 1973,” 3 pages.1971 Folder 8. Unused Dean Documents: Memo, Caulfield to Dean, regarding attached memoranda and a news article concerning a company named the Main Sugar Industry (MSI), October 20, 1971, 1 page, with eight memoranda and a news article written by Clark Mollenhoff attached, various dates, 20 pages. Undated Folder 9. Dean Exhibits, 1: Exhibit H, excerpts from Dean and Haldeman sworn testimony, undated, 19 pages.1973 Folder 9. Dean Exhibits, 1: List of changes in exhibit numbers for the exhibits introduced by Dean in his statement of June 25, 1973, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Dean Exhibits, 1: Handwritten document entitled “Dean Exhibits,” exhibits listed by number with a description of each, June 25, 1973, 11 pages.1971-1973 Folder 9. Dean Exhibits, 1: Dean Exhibits 1 through 15, multiple dates, 93 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Dean Exhibits, 2: Dean Exhibits 16 through 33, multiple dates, 107 pages.1973 Folder 11. Dean Exhibits, 3: Dean Exhibits 34 through 47, multiple dates, 108 pages.Box 16551973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “Dean alleges Nixon Knew of Cover-Up Plan,” June 3, 1973, 4 pages1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “Lawyer Says Dean Asked Him to Spy on Miami Protesters,” May 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: The Cleveland Plain Dealer article, “Ohioan Dean Serves His Only Client, the President,” April 6, 1973, 1 page1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “Dean Sees Plot on Testimony,” May 11, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: The Times Herald article, “Ex-Cabinet Aides Cited for Lying, Obstructing Justice,” May 11, 1973, 3 pagesUndated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: An untitled document beginning “CIA situation” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Memo, Gordon for Marge Acker, et al. regarding adding names to the Opponents List, June 2, 1972, with attached memos and lists of names, 16 pages.1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Memo, Sanders and Liebengood to Thompson, regarding “John Wesley Dean, III Financial Data,” June 27, 1973, 4 pages. Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Financial data on Dean, checks and ledger balances, undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Memo, Dash to Members of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding attached papers submitted by E.D. Campbell, attorney for Parkinson, for use with Dean’s testimony, June 18, 1973, 1 page, with a memo from Campbell attached, June 13, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Memorandum entitled “Senate Select Committee on Watergate,” June 15, 1973, 8 pages.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Questions to be submitted to Dean, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Document entitled “Conflict with Magruder Testimony on Diaries,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Document entitled “Dean Source Stories in the Media,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Document entitled “Dean,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten calendar of meetings and telephone calls of White House staff, undated, 11 pages.1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post articles, “Ex-SEC Chief Says John Dean Called Him Too,” May 19, 1973; “Mexican Episode Involved,” May 15, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten notes regarding “Dean Exhibits,” June 25, 1973, 11 pages.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten notes regarding statements and questions concerning the Watergate investigation, numbered 1–8, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten notes regarding “Specific References regarding Lowell P. Weicker,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. John W. Dean, III: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the U.S. Constitution, “Enemy Papers,” activities which Dean had knowledge, Colson’s testimony and the cover- up, undated, 10 pages.1973 Folder 2. Dean Statement/Senate Select Committee, 1: “Statement of John W. Dean, III before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” June 25, 1973, 126 pages.1973 Folder 3. Dean Statement/Senate Select Committee, 2: “Statement of John W. Dean, III before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” June 25, 1973, 120 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: The Baltimore Sun article, “Nixon supports Dean,” March 21, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Denies Dean Knew of Bugging,” March 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: The New York Daily News article, “Dean Gets Nixon’s Backing,” March 27, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Weicker Handwritten notes, undated, 5 pages.1972 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: White House Requests for Transportation, Mr. and Mrs. Dean, October 11, 1972 and October 19, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Letter, Garry Brown to Ervin, regarding Brown’s request to rebut Dean’s allegations concerning members of the Banking and Currency Committee, June 26, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Handwritten notes with “La Costa” as the heading, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Handwritten question concerning Gray’s withdrawing from consideration as FBI director and Dean’s knowledge of meetings beforehand, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Handwritten notes regarding questions to be asked of Dean, June 23, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Document entitled “Chronology and Assimilation of Material Relating to John Dean,” undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Letter, Dash to “Dear Senator,” regarding an enclosed copy of the Dean summary; Dean’s Witness Summary is attached, June 18, 1973, 8 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Document entitled “Washington – Responsibilities” with funds allocated for Washington, D.C., New York and Chicago, undated, 3 pages.1971 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding the attached analysis of the security arrangements at the Republican National Committee in Washington and San Diego, September 17, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Security arrangements of the Republican National Committee, undated, 5 pages.1971 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Memo, Mountain to RNC Employees, regarding security for the Republican National Committee, August 26, 1971, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Document entitled “Dean: Newspaper Reports,” January, March, 1973; August, October, November, December 1972, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Document entitled “Dean: Newspaper Reports,” April – May, 1973, June 12, 1973, 8 pages. 1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Document entitled “Dean: Newspaper Reports,” June 1- 12, 14, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: The New York Times article, “Dean said to tell of 40 meetings with Nixon in ‘73,” June 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: The New York Times article, “Texts of Documents Relating to Domestic Intelligence-Gathering Plan in 1970,” June 7, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Untitled document beginning “Of the 51 exhibits submitted,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Document beginning “Dean – 5426,” undated, 1 page.1972-1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: A comparison of the testimonies of Dean, Magruder and Reisner concerning events that occurred between January, 1972 through April, 1973, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Memo, Dash to Members of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding attached papers prepared by Counsel for the President, with the report attached, June 18, 1973, 16 pages.1973 Folder 4. John Dean, 1: Memo, Dash to Members of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding attached papers prepared by Counsel for the President, with the report attached, June 18, 1973, 15 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Report prepared by Counsel for the President “to be used by the Committee in connection with Mr. Dean’s testimony,” unreadable date, 11 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Document entitled “Dean Questions Based on Magruder’s Testimony,” undated, 2 pages, with attached typed notes concerning White House staff testimony, depositions and interviews, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Dean biographical profile, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memorandum of Law on Attorney-Client Privilege, undated, 11 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Appendix, Rules of Evidence, Rule 503 – Lawyer-Client Privilege, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Document entitled “Notes on Suggested Interrogation of Dean,” undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Copies of checks issued to Dean, checks signed by Dean, and signature authorization cards, April 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Letter, Shaffer to Inscoe, regarding the creation of a trustee account for Dean; used to disburse funds to Dean’s attorneys, April 24, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Handwritten and typewritten questions to be asked of Dean, undated, 11 pages.1972-1973 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Document entitled “Memorandum of Substance of Dean’s Calls and Meetings with the President” from September 1972 through April 1973, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Untitled document with statements attributed to Dean, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Page 27 of an unknown document regarding press accounts of Robert Kennedy, Nixon-Kennedy and Robert Strauss, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Strachan for Dean, regarding “J. Irwin Miller,” November 5, 1971, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Page 8 of an unknown document regarding press accounts of relevant issues with particular mention of Dean, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Strachan for Dean, regarding “Political Enemies,” October 26, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: A page from an unknown document regarding use of the IRS, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Nofziger for Haldeman, regarding “Chet Huntley,” October 19, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: An IRS Talking Paper, undated, 3 pages.1970 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Huston for Haldeman, regarding “IRS & Ideological Organizations,” September 21, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Thrower, Commissioner of Internal Revenue for Huston, regarding the attached report on the Special Service Group, September 19, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Status Report on Special Service Group, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Handwritten notes entitled “Dean Investigation,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: A portion of Dean’s testimony, pages 2984-3011, June 25, 1973, 28 pages.1971 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Caulfield to Dean, regarding Caulfield’s suggestion to forward a copy of an unknown item to John [Ehrlichman], September 23, 1971, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Letter, Strauss to “Dear Mr.,” regarding the Democratic ’72 Club, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “Ballot Security for 1972 (Supplement to Earlier Memo on ’72 Security Needs),” October 7, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. John Dean, 2: Memo, Caulfield to Dean, regarding attached items for Dean’s information, with a Democratic ’72 Club membership card and a copy of a card for additional names of those individuals who would want to support Democratic efforts, October 20, 1971, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: A report, written by an unidentified individual, regarding John Dean’s testimony describing the atmosphere in the White House and the interest, by White House staff, in political intelligence, undated, 46 pages.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Listing of telephone conversations between John Dean and the President, attributed to Dean’s testimony, June 25, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Witness Summary, John Dean, June 16, 1973, 7 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: “Chronology and Assimilation of Material Relating to John Dean,” undated, 5 pages.1972 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “White House Bugging Probe ‘Clears’ Aides,” August 29, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The New York Times article, “Nixon’s Legal Expert: John Wesley Dean 3d,” March 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “FBI Files Open to Dean,” March 22, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Did Dean Mislead FBI on Watergate?,” March 23, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Chicago Tribune article, “Nixon aide probably lied, Gray tells Senate panel,” March 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Baltimore Sun article, “Law firm fired dean in 1966,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “Dean Slips from Pomp to Unenviable Circumstance,” April 21, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “The $100 Bill Payoffs,” April 21, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Baltimore Sun article, “Dean reportedly supervised $175,000 Watergate pay-off,” June 21, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: An article from an unidentified newspaper regarding John Dean, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten notes regarding John Dean, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten notes regarding Dean Interview, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Biographical Information on John Dean, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Document entitled “Dean, John W.,” facts and sources listed by date describing Dean’s allegations in his testimony, undated, 5 pages. Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: An untitled document with what appears to be questions to be asked of Dean, undated, 1 page, with document entitled “Other Inquiry Areas” attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Document which states, “Facts that Dean has testified to, through direct or indirect knowledge, would indicate that the following crimes may have been committed,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten notes regarding Dean’s testimony and a list of crimes that may have been committed, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: A list of statements and issues to be brought before the Committee (an assumption), undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: “Meetings Involving President Nixon, John W. Dean, III, and Richard Moore, as Admitted and Explained by the White House,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten note regarding the cover-up and Dick Moore March 20, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: Handwritten note regarding Muskie campaign contributors, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “Privilege, Precedent and Mr. Dean,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. John W. Dean, III: The Washington Post article, “Dean Seen Asking Full Bug Disclosure,” April 27, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 7. Ed deBolt: Memo regarding a meeting between Ed deBolt, Bob Herrema, and Senator Weicker, March 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Ed deBolt: A report of statements by Ed deBolt, Room 223 Hart Senate Office Building, March 29, 1973, 2 pages Undated Folder 8. Democratic Primary Data: Election Statistics for Major Population Centers, 1972 Primary States, undated, 4 pages, with attached statistics for popular votes in the primary states by candidate, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Democratic Primary Data: Harris Survey of voting trends for the November election, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Democratic Primary Data: Letter to “Dear New Hampshire Voter” from United Democrats for Kennedy, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Democratic Primary Data: Graph of Democratic candidates progress during the campaign period and how that progress compares to the major campaign abuses of the Nixon administration, undated, 1 page.Box 16561973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Merrill R. Jacobs, beginning with Page 2, October 4, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Robert I. Hislop, Jr., October 29, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Ella Carol Jacques, October 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Michael Raoul-Duval, November, 5, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Witness Summary of Truman F. Campbell, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Witness Summary of Michael B. Heller, November 5, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Untitled document regarding Laszlo Pasztor, his membership on the Executive Board of the Republican National Committee and his role in the Nazi Youth Movement during World War II, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Appears a Little Soft on Nazis,” November 10, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Letter, Essrig of the Board of Rabbis of Southern California to Albert Spiegel, regarding rumors of political affiliation, October 13, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Document entitled “Who is Our Candidate for President **** November 7th, 1972 Elections,” endorsing the McGovern-Shriver ticket, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Flyer requesting individuals to “Demonstrate Against Albert Spiegel’s Support of Nixon and the War,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Shelton A. Thorne, October 29, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of George Norman Bishop, Jr., October 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of David J. Funderburg, October 8, 1973, 1 page,1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Mrs. John Harkins, October 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Letter, Linda Miller to Fred Thompson, regarding demonstrations during Nixon’s visit to Atlanta, October 25, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Merritt R. Laubenheimer, Jr., October 7, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Alexander C. Ray, October 26, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Samuel Hopkins, October 18, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Joann Rogers Niefeld, October 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of George Collins, October 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Myer Ostroff, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Daniel M. Durand, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Gregory Gallagher, October 5, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Raymond N. Tuller, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Letter, Stock to Riggs, regarding enclosed affidavit, October 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Arthur J. Stock, October 29, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Chester A. Oman, October 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Arthur C. Egan, October 4, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Donald F. Glennon, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Paula E. Maloy, October 31, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Willard Lewis, October 9, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of William Kapps, October 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of James F. Wymore, October 22, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Dewey Clower, November 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Flyer requesting individuals to demonstrate against Nixon, September 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Flyer requesting individuals to demonstrate against Nixon, S.F. Sheraton-Palace Hotel, September 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Flyer requesting individuals to demonstrate against Nixon, Sheraton-Palace, September 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Michael Barry Heller, October 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Byron S. James, October 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of John C. Lungren, November 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Letter, Toland to Libengood [sic], regarding attached photographs depicting the demonstration against Nixon in San Francisco at the Sheraton-Palace Hotel, October 9, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Witness Summary of Honorable Tim Lee Carter, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Richard L. Schultz, November 5, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Truman F. Campbell, October 5, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Toni B. Greenwood, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Richard M. Cohen, October 31, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of George Willeford, October 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Howard F. Roycroft, October 4, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Merrill R. Jacobs, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Samuel R. Caltagirone, October 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Jack Moore, October 11, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Richard J. Bigda, October 5, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Memo, Odle for State Chairmen, regarding “Security Measures” with a warning to campaign facilities to be aware of arsonists, September 25, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Robert C. Odle, Jr., November 1, 1973, 4 pages. 1972 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Schedule A, Itemized Receipts – Contributions, Ticket Purchases, Loans, and Transfers, McGovern campaign, May, June, August, September, 1972, 5 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Statement of Hon. Tim Lee Carter before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, November 6, 1973, 9 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of David B. Kennedy, October 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: The New York Times article, “A Reputed Nixon Agent Asserts He Worked on McGovern Staff,” June 14, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Portion of an article from an unknown newspaper regarding campaign dirty tricks used against the Democratic candidates, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: The San Francisco Examiner articles, “Dead Man’s Safe: Suspicion of Another Plot” and “’72 Primaries – Were They ‘Little Watergates’?,” June 13, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Handwritten notes regarding the necessity of a presentation, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit Presentation, compilation of affidavits, undated, 17 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Letter, Rigby to Shure, regarding use of Young Republicans as demonstrators to supposedly assist Nixon’s reelection campaign, August 1, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: The Washington Post articles, “Anti-McGovern ‘Hippies’ Also Enlisted by ‘Bug’ Crew,” and “Nixon Drive denies Violating Fund Law,” May 26, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: The New York Times article, “Nixon’s Aides Get Data on McGovern,” November 3, 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Article from an unknown newspaper, “Meskill Staff Fails to Report 1970 Donation,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: The New York Times article, “Anti-Democratic Spying Tied to High Republicans,” October 16, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Witness Summary of Jeremiah P. Sullivan, November 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Dirty Tricks: Affidavit of Jim Rodriguez, October 4, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. John Doherty: Wickens’ typewritten notes, a telephone conversation between Wickens and John Doherty on May 30, and June 19, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. John Doherty: Handwritten notes regarding the “Re-Interview of John Doherty,” June 19, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Ehrlichman’s opening statement, with handwritten notes by Weicker, undated, 30 pages1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Notes of interview of John Ehrlichman, May 4, 1973, 33 pages.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Handwritten notes, appears to be a simple outline for questioning Ehrlichman, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Summary of Ehrlichman-Wallace Interview – June 29, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Questions asked of Ehrlichman, statement of facts, dates, previous testimony or individuals associated with the questions asked, undated, 44 pages. 1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: An Associated Press wire story regarding Judge Matt Byrne’s denial of Ehrlichman’s allegations that Byrne expressed an interest in becoming FBI Director, July 26, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Document entitled “MacGregor,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Washington Post article, “GOP Aide Lied to, He Says,” July 29, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Memo, Ehrlichman for Dean, regarding the possibility of invoking the attorney-client privilege during testimony before the Committee, October 2, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Handwritten sample of a letter invoking the attorney-client privilege, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Untitled document regarding the President’s trust in Dean and his subsequent change of attitude, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Weicker handwritten notes regarding questioning of Ehrlichman, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Amendment to S. 372, Campaign Reform, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Transcript of a conversation between Ehrlichman and Dean, March 7 or 8, 1973, 4 pages (contains Weicker handwritten notes).1972 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Memorandum for Record by Vernon Walters, regarding a June 23 meeting between Walters, Helms, Ehrlichman and Haldeman in which it was suggested “not to push” the Watergate investigation any further, June 28, 1972, 2 pages. Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Transcript of a BBC interview of Ehrlichman regarding the White House tapes, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Code to the Ehrlichman documents, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Handwritten notes regarding various testimonies before the Committee, undated, 11 pages.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Handwritten notes regarding a chronology derived from the various testimonies before the Committee, April 14, 1973, 18 pages.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: An article from an unidentified newspaper regarding the creation of an arm of CREEP and that Ed Failor ran its operation in Miami, July 12, 1973, 4 pages (the name of the newspaper is a the top of the first page, however, the only word that can be read is “Washington”)1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Chicago Tribune article, “Bugging evidence called scant,” April 3, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Transcript of a 60 Minutes broadcast, June 29, 1973, 26 pages (first part of the transcript is an interview of Ehrlichman by Mike Wallace, remainder of the transcript is the rest of the broadcast).1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Transcript of a conversation between Ehrlichman and Kleindienst, March 28, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Washington Evening Star and Daily News article, “Ehrlichman Knew of Plot on Ellsberg,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Baltimore Sun article, “Ehrlichman had Liddy, Hunt probe Ellsberg for Nixon,” May 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Baltimore Sun article, “Another aide tied to spying,” April 24, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Washington Post article, “John D. Ehrlichman’s Letter of Resignation,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Washington Post article, “FBI’s Report on Ehrlichman Interview,” May 2, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: Portion of Kehrli testimony regarding the confiscation of White House staff papers, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Chicago Tribune article, “Ehrlichman denies tie to bank deal,” April 28, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Washington Post article, “’Dean Report’ Came From Ehrlichman,” May 17, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The New York Times article, “Watergate Data Sought on Coast,” June 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. John Ehrlichman: The Washington Post article, “Aide Said to Urge Bug Gear Disposal,” May 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. John Ehrlichman, 1: The Washington Post article, “’Friends’ of the White House,” August 8, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 4. John Ehrlichman, 1: Letter, J. Edgar Hoover to Krogh, regarding the President’s request to investigate the leaking of classified information, August 2, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. John Ehrlichman, 1: Handwritten questions for Ehrlichman, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 4. John Ehrlichman, 1: Transcript of a conversation between Ehrlichman and Clawson, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Ehrlichman, 1: Report entitled “Ehrlichman Summary,” undated, 50 pages.Undated Folder 4. John Ehrlichman, 1: Typewritten and handwritten questions for Ehrlichman, undated, 84 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Questions for Ehrlichman, to be asked by Weicker at the request of Senator Terry, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Transcript of a conversation between Ehrlichman and Kleindienst, March 28, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Transcript of a conversation between Ehrlichman and Kalmbach, April 19, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Handwritten chronology of Ehrlichman’s participation in Watergate issues, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Pentagon Papers, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Photocopies of 5 x 8 note cards with questions for Ehrlichman and reminder notes for possible future questions, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Handwritten chronology of Ehrlichman’s testimony, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: Press conference, Ehrlichman and Young, undated, 2 pages. 1968-1973 Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: “References to Ehrlichman,” a chronology of Ehrlichman’s participation in Watergate issues from November, 1968 through April 20, 1973, with attached “References to Ehrlichman – Dates Unknown and “Job Activities,” undated, 20 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: “Ehrlichman Appointments with Selected Key Individuals, 1971-1973,” undated, 28 pages.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: “Questions for Ehrlichman on Plumbers Project,” undated, 26 pages (page 3 is missing).1971-1973 Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: The Washington Post article, “Ellsberg, 2 Times Reporters Wiretapped by U.S. in 1971,” June 14, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. John Ehrlichman, 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “John D. EHRLICHMAN,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: The Washington Post article, “Kissinger Role in Forming ‘Plumbers’” June 11, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Document entitled “HOOVER – 5521 – Ellsberg,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Untitled document regarding the Interagency Classification Review Committee and knowledge of the Ellsberg break-in, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Memorandum for the record regarding “TSD Photographs,” December 5, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Memorandum for the record regarding “TSD Photographs,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Photocopies of photographs of the area surrounding Dr. Fielding’s office building, undated, 8 pages. Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Photocopies of identifications in the names of George F. Leonard and Edward J. Warren, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Portion of John Ehrlichman’s testimony pertaining to Daniel Ellsberg, July 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Portion of Barker’s testimony pertaining to the break-in of Dr. Fielding’s office, May 24, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Telephonically transmitted information from Harry Swerdlow, Dr. Fielding’s attorney, pertaining to releasing information on patients and Fielding’s refusal to speak with the FBI, July 27, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Information from FBI 302 Form, FBI request of Dr. Fielding to provide information for an investigation of Daniel Ellsberg, July 20, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Document entitled “Ellsberg Investigation,” questions being asked of an unknown individual, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Untitled document regarding an unknown individual’s previous testimony and knowledge of the destruction of the Hunt papers by Pat Gray, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: Telephonically transmitted information; Mrs. Moffitt on behalf of Bernard Barker, regarding Barker’s impression of working for an intelligence agency during his participation in the Ellsberg and DNC break-ins, September 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Daniel Ellsberg Case: The San Francisco Examiner article, “Psychiatrist’s Office Robbed After Bugging,” May 8, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Ethics, 1: Article, “Enforcement of Legislative Ethics: Conflict within the Conflict of Interest Laws, Harvard Journal on Legislation , undated, 34 pages. 1951 Folder 7. Ethics, 1: Ethical Standards in Government, Report of a Subcommittee of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, United States Senate, Proposals for Improvement of Ethical Standards in the Federal Government including Establishment of a Commission on Ethics in Government, 1951, 92 pages.1957-1967 Folder 7. Ethics, 1: Congressional Action Regarding Standards of Conduct, Conflict of Interest, and Related Matters Pertaining to Ethics in Government during the 85 th through 87th Congresses (1957-1962), The Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service, January 25, 1967, 44 pages.Box 16571967 Folder 1. Ethics, 2: Congressional Action Regarding Standards of Conduct, Conflict of Interest, and Related Matters Pertaining to Ethics in Government during the 88 th Congress (1963-1964), The Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service, January 25, 1967, 85 pages.1967 Folder 1. Ethics, 2: Congressional Action Regarding Standards of Conduct, Conflict of Interest, and Related Matters Pertaining to Ethics in Government during the 89 th Congress (1965-1966), The Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service, January 25, 1967, 58 pages.1966-1968 Folder 2. Ethics, 3: “Conflict of Interest Provisions (including Dual Office Holding) in State Constitutions and Statutes: A State-by-State Survey,” The Library of Congress, Legislative Reference Service, November 2, 1966, 116 pages, with an addendum attached, April 9, 1968, 16 pages.1972 Folder 2. Ethics, 3: “Texas Public Ethics Legislation: A Proposed Statute,” Texas Law Review, May 1972, 75 pages.Undated Folder 3. Ethics, 4: “Ethics: The Illinois Governmental Ethics Act,” Law Forum, undated, 19 pages.Undated Folder 3. Ethics, 4: “Legislative Conflicts of Interest – An Analysis of the Pennsylvania Legislative Code of Ethics,” Villanova Law Review, undated, 55 pages. Undated Folder 3. Ethics, 4: “State Legislative Conflicts of Interest: An Analysis of the Alabama Ethics Commission Recommendations,” Alabama Law Review, undated, 36 pages.Undated Folder 3. Ethics, 4: “Conflicts of Interest of State and Local Legislators,” Iowa Law Review, undated, 15 pages.1973 Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Statement of Elliot L. Richardson, Attorney General, on Various Bills Relating to Executive Privilege and Government Secrecy, before The Separation of Powers Subcommittee and The Administrative Practice and Procedure Subcommittee of the Committee on the Judiciary and The Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, United States Senate, June 26, 1973, 37 pages.Undated Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Handwritten notes, Tolinson to Weicker, regarding the attached photocopied pages from Abraham Lincoln: The War Years, by Carl Sandburg, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Memo to Jed Johnson regarding the “Appearance of President Lincoln before the Congress,” June 28, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Executive Privilege: “Due Process – A British View,” excerpts from an editorial from The Times, June 5, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Executive Privilege: S. Res, Relating to S. Res. 60, stating that the Select Committee “is empowered to issue subpoenas for documents, tapes and other materials to any officer of the executive branch of the United States Government,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Executive Privilege: An unnumbered bill, “The District Court for the District of Columbia shall have original jurisdiction, ... to enforce... a declaration concerning the validity of any subpoena or order issued by such House or Committee,... to any officer, including the President and Vice-President, or any employee of the executive branch... to secure the production of information, documents, or other materials,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Executive Privilege: An Application before the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Application of the United States Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding conferring “use immunity” on two witnesses scheduled to appear before the Committee, June 12, 1973, 18 pages.Undated Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Handwritten notes (questions and answers) entitled “Executive Privilege” regarding S. 1142, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the ISD, McCord, intelligence gathering, Sullivan meeting and the Kissinger taps, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Statement by Senator Weicker regarding Weicker’s opinion on Vice President Agnew’s concern about the release of defendants, June 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Executive Privilege: Statement by Senator Weicker regarding Weicker’s response to Cox’s letter concerning the suspension of the Committee hearings, June 5, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. Ed Failor: Interview of Ed Failor, April 27, 1973, 2 pages (handwritten and typewritten questions and notes).1973 Folder 5. Ed Failor: An article from an unknown newspaper regarding the creation of an arm of CREEP in Miami and that Ed Failor ran its operation from the Fountainbleau Spa in Miami Beach, July 12, 1973, 4 pages (the name of the newspaper is at the top of the first page, however, the only word that can be read is “Washington”).1973 Folder 6. FBI: Letter, Titus to L. Patrick Gray, regarding United States v. Liddy, et al., in which appreciation is expressed for the assistance of George C. Mumford, Jr., February 1, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. FBI: FBI report in the investigation of James Walter McCord, Jr. and others – Burglary of the Democratic Party National Headquarters, June 17, 1972 – Interception of Communications, July 21, 1972, 13 pages.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Portion of Pat Gray statement regarding Kalmbach’s interview, Kalmbach’s knowledge of payments to Donald Segretti and contacts with Dwight Chapin, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 6. FBI: Pat Gray’s submission of meetings and telephone conversations with John Dean regarding the Watergate investigation, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Memo for Dick McGowan regarding suggestions “on proceeding with the Watergate investigation,” undated, 2 page.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Document entitled “Interviews of White House People,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: Document entitled “Interviews of Committee to Reelect the President Personnel,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: The Los Angeles Times article, “Dean Got FBI Date from Gray Despite Kleindienst Opposition,” April 26, 1973, 2 pages.1968 Folder 6. FBI: FBI routing slip regarding attached reprints, August 9, 1968, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Article: “Campus or Battleground?: Columbia Is a Warning to All American Universities,” Barron’s, undated, 2 pages.1971 Folder 6. FBI: Statement of William L. Casey before FBI agents regarding his employment with Blackhawk Heating and Plumbing Company, Inc (BHP), Delray, Florida, Summer of 1971, 11 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: Preliminary Memorandum, Wickens to Weicker, regarding “Issuance of Subpenas Duces Tecum by the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities for the Production of FBI files, March 26, 1973, 11 pages.1963 Folder 6. FBI: Statements of Leopoldo Ramos Ducos and Ana Maria Del Valle regarding a remark made by Miguel Cruz pertaining to the John F. Kennedy assassination, December 2, 1963, 2 pages. 1972-1973 Folder 6. FBI: Memo, Gebhardt to Felt, regarding “James W. McCord, Jr. and others – Burglary of Democratic Committee National Headquarters, June 17, 1972 – Interception of Communications, February 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. FBI: Memo, Gebhardt to Baker, regarding a Committee question asked of Pat Gray pertaining to completion of FBI leads, March 2, 1973, 1 page1973 Folder 6. FBI: Letter, Laurence B. Casey to Gray, regarding support for Gray’s nomination to be FBI Director, March 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. FBI: The Washington Post articles, “2 Senators Criticize Limiting FBI ‘Bug’ File” and “Nixon Unit Answers Post’s Legal Brief,” March 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. FBI: The Sunday Herald Advertiser article, “Morale of FBI is Sagging,” May 20, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Statement by Weicker regarding being a professional politician, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: Statement by Weicker regarding L. Patrick Gray, April 27, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Statement by Weicker regarding the American political system and the implications of Watergate, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. FBI: Statement by Weicker regarding the availability of the FBI’s Watergate files to members of the Committee, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: The Congressional Record, “The Nomination of L. Patrick Gray III” and “Subpena Duces Tecum for Production of Documents in the Watergate Case,” March 20, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 6. FBI: “Proposed Press Release,” Senator Taft making William Wickens available to Senator Weicker “for assistance in the Watergate investigation,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: Statement by Senator Weicker regarding “Watergate Developments,” April 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. FBI: “Statement by Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. on the Floor of the U.S. Senate on Access to FBI Files for all Members of the Senate Committee Investigating Watergate,” March 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. FBI: Letter, Weicker to Cox, regarding Weicker’s request for information on the break-in of the apartment of James Earl Grant, Jr., June 14, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. FBI: The Washington Post article, “Deterioration of the FBI,” October 11, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 6. FBI: The Washington Post article, “White House Ignores Deterioration at the FBI,” October 17, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Federal Agencies: Memo, ASF to H.W. Shure, regarding “Use of Federal Agencies (FHA) against political opponents (Larry O’Brien), undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Federal Agencies: Memo, Herrema to Shure, regarding the denial of a license renewal application from KRLA radio, July 13, 1973, 1 page.1964 Folder 7. Federal Agencies: Memo for J. Lee Rankin regarding “CIA Dissemination of Information on Lee Harvey Oswald, dated 10 October 1963,” March 24, 1964, 1 page, containing attachments A and B, 4 pages.1973 Folder 7. Federal Agencies: Letter, Ilchuk to Shure, regarding Congressman Biaggi’s remarks against the President’s speech on organized crime, July 19, 1973, 1 page with Biaggi’s statement and the President’s speech attached, 8 pages.1973 Folder 7. Federal Agencies: The New York Times article, “Spying Missions and 2 Wiretaps Laid to Ehrlichman by Officials,” June 6, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 8. W. Mark Felt: “Interview with W. Mark Felt, former Assoc. Dir. Of the FBI, October 22, 1973,” 9 pages.1973 Folder 9. Fred Fielding: Senate Special Report with dates of events, information about the event, the source of the information and the record control number, in chronological order, November 16, 1973, 27 pages, with attached Weicker handwritten notes, undated, 2 pages.Interview of Fred Fielding, July 13, 1973, 4 pages.1972 Folder 9. Fred Fielding: Memo, Howard for Fielding, regarding Henry Kimmelman, McGovern’s campaign treasurer/fund raiser and Howard’s request to acquire material from the Justice and Interior Departments on Kimmelman, May 12, 1972, 1 page, with attached memos, reports, biographies, press clippings and letters pertaining to Kimmelman, May – July 1972, 22 pages.1972 Folder 9. Fred Fielding: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Colson’s inquiry about investigations on key McGovern staffers, June 16, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Fred Fielding: Handwritten note, Fred to Lowell, regarding an attached affidavit, 12/8/73, 1 page, with the affidavit of Fielding attached, April 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “Third Secret Nixon Re- Election Fund Bared,” April 24, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “3 Secret Nixon Campaign Accounts,” April 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “SEC’s Chairman Quits in Wake of Vesco Indictment,” May 17, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post articles, “GOP Paid Unlisted $5 Million,” and “GAO Alleges New Violation in Ad by Nixon Committee,” May 4, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “GOP Cash Rumored in Swiss Bank,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Chicago Tribune article, “Justice Dept. hit on Nixon fund case,” April 28, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “New Violations Charged to GOP,” April 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “’Mexican Money’ Donor Got Refund,” March 10, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “$89,000 GOP Fund Probed,” February 3, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “Spy Funds Linked to GOP Aides,” unreadable date, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: November Group, Inc., Financial Statements, December 1972, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. Finance 1: Report beginning with page 9, regarding hidden finances of the GOP, undated, 51 pages.Undated Folder 10. Finance 1: Document entitled “Cast of Characters,” undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: Letter, Camp to the Chairman of the Committee, regarding a request from the Committee for “certain data on each application for a new national bank charter filed with” the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency “within the past five years,” September 6, 1972, 2 pages. 1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: Letter, Camp to Patman, regarding a request for all documents “concerning the preliminary approval to the chartering of the” Ridgedale National Bank, Minnetonka, Minnesota, August 28, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Finance 1: A summary from the Administrator of National Banks regarding the “new bank application at Ridgedale Shopping Center, Minnetonka, Minnesota,” undated, 2 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: Letter, Stans to Patman, regarding Stans’ reiteration of the substance of his meeting with representatives of the House Banking and Currency Committee on August 30, 1972, September 5, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Finance 1: Article from the New Republic, “Maurice Stans and Company: The GOP Money Scandal,” April 21, 1973, 5 pages.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Fund Link: Mexican Mystery,” Septmeber 2, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: Article from the Political Report, “Watergate Incident: Report of Apparent Violations,” September 2, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Braniff Chief Linked to Fund,” September 7, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Donor Gets a Charter for Minnesota National Bank,” August 26, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “Bugging Fund Traced to HHH Backer,” August 25, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Finance 1: The Washington Post article, “Violations by Nixon Fund Cited,” August 22, 1972, 2 pages. Box 1658Undated Folder 1. Finance 2: Report of the Banking and Currency Committee regarding financial irregularities of the GOP and the Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, undated, 78 pages.1973 Folder 1. Finance 2: Document entitled “Nixon’s Top 100,” list of the top 100 contributors to Nixon’s reelection campaign, April 3, 1973, 8 pages.1972 Folder 1. Finance 2: Photocopy of a 3 x 5 index card regarding Dwayne Andreas campaign contribution and his subsequent issuance of a federal bank charter, note taken from a Washington Post article dated August 26, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Finance 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Hunt Limits ‘Spy Plot’ to 7; Nixon Fund Unit Charged,” January 11, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Finance 2: General Accounting Office news release, “GAO Refers New Report on Nixon Committee Currency Transactions to Attorney General,” May 20, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 1. Finance 2: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Campaign Unit Destroyed Records on $1 Million,” May 5, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 2. Harry Flemming: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Haldeman, Strachan, Mitchell, Magruder and MacGregor, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Harry Flemming: Memo, SF to Lowell Weicker, regarding “Harry S. Flemming,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Harry Flemming: Flemming biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Harry Flemming: A chronology of Flemming’s involvement with CRP, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 2. Harry Flemming: The New York Times article, “Lawyer Implies Nixon Aide was Overheard in Wiretap on Democrats,” January 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Harry Flemming: “Interview with Harry Flemming on Tuesday, May 29, 1973, with Senator Weicker and Bob Herrema,” 4 pages.Undated Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Witness Summary of Russell DeYoung, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Russell DeYoung biography, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Weicker handwritten notes regarding DeYoung, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: “Statement by Russell DeYoung, Chairman of the Board, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, November 15, 1973,” 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Statement concerning the campaign contributions of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, August 31, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Copy of a check, Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, August 10, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Letter, Barrick to Myers, regarding returning a $40,000 Goodyear campaign contribution, August 10, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Letter, Parkinson to Barrick, regarding Parkinson’s recommendation that the Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President return a $40,000 Goodyear campaign contribution, August 10, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Letter, Myers to Parkinson, regarding Myers’ explanation of a $40,000 Goodyear campaign contribution being a corporate contribution and Myer’s request that the contribution be returned to Goodyear, August 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Letter, Firestone to Parkinson, regarding Firestone’s requested confirmation that a $40,000 campaign contribution came from specific individuals, July 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Letter, Parkinson to Firestone, regarding a listing of individuals noted by Goodyear as contributors to Nixon’s reelection campaign and a request for Firestone to confirm the accuracy of the information, July 5, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Goodyear Campaign Contributions and Russell DeYoung: Weicker handwritten notes regarding three questions concerning Goodyear, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Governor Thomson Letter: Letter, Meldrim Thomson to Weicker, regarding a supposed investigation of Dr. Roberto Alonzo in connection with the “Canuck Letter,” September 18, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Governor Thomson Letter: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker, N. H. Head Trade ‘Hate Mail’ in Watergate Case,” September 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Grand Jury Minutes Release to the Select Committee: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, United States of America v. George Gordon Liddy, et al., Motion Re Release of Grand Jury Minutes and Sealed Portions of the Trial Transcript, February 14, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 5. Grand Jury Minutes Release to the Select Committee: Letter, Ervin to Sirica, regarding Ervin’s request for the minutes of the grand jury “convened to consider matters relating to the break in of the Watergate” and portions of the trial transcript be provided to the Select Committee, February 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Grand Jury Minutes Release to the Select Committee: Memo, The Constitutional Rights Staff to Ervin, regarding the “Case Law Relating to Disclosure of Grand Jury Minutes,” February 15, 1973, 6 pages, with the rule and case law attached, 9 pages.Undated Folder 5. Grand Jury Minutes Release to the Select Committee: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding Wickens’ reply to the question of releasing grand jury minutes to a “Duly Authorized Senate Investigating Committee,” undated, 13 pages.1974 Folder 5. Grand Jury Minutes Release to the Select Committee: Trial, The National Legal Newsmagazine, “The Grand Jury and Post-Watergate America,” November/December 1974, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding “Armed Services Committee Executive Session on CIA with Helms Testifying, May 17, 1973 – Transcript, Helms statement, Volume 3,” July 31, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Document concerning “Facts” about Gray’s confirmation hearings, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: “GRAY 5551” regarding a statement acknowledged by Gray, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: An untitled document regarding Gray’s possible resignation, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Question for Gray with handwritten notes included, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: “Cross References to Gray – Updated,” undated, 4 pages. Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten question for Gray, with short handwritten chronology following the question, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes about the Hunt material and Gray’s confirmation hearings, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding L. Patrick Gray, August 1, 1973, 10 pages.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes regarding “Lowell Weicker’s suggestions for inquiry,” undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: The New Republic article, “How the FBI and CIA Played the Game,” June 16, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Presidential Documents: Richard Nixon, 1973, Volume 9 – Number 18, “The Watergate Investigation,” The President’s Address to the Nation, April 30, 1973, 6 pages.1974 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: The Washington Star-News, “Gray, Caulfield Await Prosecutors,” May 16, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: The Washington Post, “The FBI: Pipe Dreams or Nightmares?,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Weicker draft press release regarding Gray’s FBI nomination and a possible judgeship, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Gray before the Select Committee, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Short typewritten note regarding Weicker’s talks with Gray and Gray’s possible resignation from office, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gary: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Gray before the Select Committee, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, O’Connell to Marshall, regarding “Newspaper Clipping in The Washington Daily News-Evening Star, March 1, 1973, Captioned ‘Files on Congress too Hot to Kill’,” March 2, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, Marshall to Felt, regarding “Confirmation Hearings – Inquiry from Archives Regarding Congressional Files,” March 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: An untitled document regarding a memo prepared by Geoff Shepard on Campaign Trips and the request for Gray to respond to the questions in the memo, January 12, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, Shepard for the Deputy Attorney General, regarding “Information for Campaign Trips: Events and Issues,” September 1, 1972, 2 pages, with a list of states attached, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, Erickson to Gray, regarding “Information for Campaign Trips: Events and Issues (Attached White House Memorandum,” September 8, 1972, 1 page.Letter, Ervin to Gray, regarding the FBI’s collection of data on Representatives and Senators, November 3, 1972, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Letter, Gray to Ervin, regarding Ervin’s request for information on the FBI’s collection of data on Representatives and Senators, January 12, 1973, 10 pages.FBI news release regarding the investigation of Members of Congress or Congressional candidates, October 27, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Memo, Bishop to Felt, regarding “Congressional Contacts,” October 26, 1972, 4 pages.1971 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Copy of Public Law 91-644, Chapter 18: Congressional Assassination, Kidnapping, and Assault, January 2, 1971, 1 page. 1970 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: FBI Routing Slips to the 23 field offices requesting information on national elections, 7/12/70, October 6, 1970, January 13, August 7, September 13, and September 19, 1972, 6 pages.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: The Evening Star article, “FBI Agent Runs Probe of Candidate,” October 26, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: The Chronicle-Telegram article, “FBI Agent here Checks candidate,” October 25, 1972, 3 pages, with a reprint of the article attached, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten letter, Pat to Lowell, regarding the Bishop to Felt memo, April 2, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Gray and Ehrlichman, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes regarding the use of the CIA and the FBI, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Short typewritten note regarding Gray’s withdrawal from consideration as Director of FBI and conversation with Kleindienst, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes regarding General Walter’s memo of June 28, 1972, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes regarding the Martinez retainer by the CIA, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Presidential Documents: Richard Nixon, 1973, Volume – Number 21, “The Watergate Investigation,” Statements by the President, May 22, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: The Washington Post article, “The FBI: Mr. Gray is no Longer the Issue,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Witness Summary of Richard G. Kleindienst, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Weicker news release regarding the nomination of Gray to FBI Director, March 20, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Letter, Kleindienst to Walsh, regarding a request for the American Bar Association’s informal report on Gray, January 26, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Letter, Kleindienst to Walsh, regarding the withdrawal of Kleindienst’s request of January 26, 1972, February 16, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Time magazine article, “Questions About Gray,” March 5, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: A typewritten note regarding the investigation of Gray’s qualifications for a Federal Judgeship, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Letter, Weicker to Mitchell, regarding Weicker’s recommendation that Gray receive a nomination for a Federal Judgeship, November 23, 1971, 1 page, with Gray resume attached, undated, 4 pages.1972 Folder 6. L. Patrick Gray: Letter, Walsh to Kleindienst, regarding Kleindienst’s request for an informal report on the qualifications of Gray, February 1, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Source Material: L. Patrick Gray: “Opening Statement of L. Patrick Gray, III before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, August 3, 1973, 51 pages.Undated Folder 7. Source Material: L. Patrick Gray: Typewritten and handwritten questions for Gray, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 7. Source Material: L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes, Interview of Pat Gray, April 25, 1973, 19 pages.1973 Folder 7. Source Material: L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes, Interview of Pat Gray, May 10, 1973, 11 pages.Undated Folder 7. Source Material: L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten notes regarding Gray’s conversations with Walters and Gray’s nomination, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Summary of L. Patrick Gray Confirmation Hearings, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Witness Summary – Patrick L. [sic] Gray, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Supplement to Witness Summary – L. Patrick Gray, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Document listing the source of information and the page number of Committee testimony, regarding Gray’s involvement in Watergate issues, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Handwritten notes depicting a chronology of Gray’s resignation decision, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Handwritten notes describing Gray’s destruction of Hunt’s papers, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Memo to the Acting Director, FBI, regarding “Information Provided the Federal Bureau of Investigation Regarding the Watergate Incident,” July 6, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Letter, Gray to McClellan, regarding submissions relating to Gray’s testimony before the Intelligence Operations Subcommittee, June 14, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Gray’s “Corrections to the Record,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Gray’s “Exhibits A through I, undated, 1 page, with the Director’s Daily Log, handwritten notes, and various memos attached, 13 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: Weicker handwritten notes, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “L. Patrick Gray,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Gray Quits FBI Over Hunt File,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “White House Given FBI Reports,” February 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: The Washington Post article, “Gray Says He Didn’t Want Dean at Quiz,” March 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: The New York Times article, “Reluctant F.B.I. Gave Aide Nixon Watergate Files,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: The Washington Post article, “Gray Destroyed Hunt’s Kennedy File After Parley with Ehrlichman, Dean,” April 27, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: “Schedule of Gray Exhibits Provided to Committee Members,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Pat Gray 1: “Response of L. Patrick Gray, III, to Memoranda of Lt. General Vernon A. Walters, U.S.A.,” undated, 29 pages, with an “Index to Response Exhibits 1 through 13,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Response Exhibits 1 through 13, undated, 29 pages (some pages are difficult to read).Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Gray, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes regarding a meeting and questions for Gray concerning the meeting, June 28, 1972, 4 pages.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Gray, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Weicker handwritten notes regarding questions for Gray, undated, 2 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Gray concerning events on April 26 and Gray’s resignation, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes that appear to be chronology of events that occurred on March 21, 23 and 24, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes regarding the President’s taking the responsibility for a new investigation in the Watergate matter and a question for Gray concerning a telephone call from the President, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Questions for Gray concerning “CIA meetings with Vernon Walters,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Weicker handwritten notes, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes concerning questions for Gray, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes containing questions for Gray and a summary of a White House meeting, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes concerning questions for Gray, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Questions for Gray and a summary of the week of April 2nd, with Weicker handwritten notes at the bottom of the page, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Document headed “Pat Gray” concerning a chronology of events surrounding a telephone call between Weicker and Gray, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Revised Summary of L. Patrick Gray Logs, June 19 – June 23, 1972, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Interview with Richard Kleindienst, July 10, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten notes, “Interview with Pat Gray,” July 5, 1973, 9 pages.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Memo, Dick to Weicker, regarding interviews with Pat Gray, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: An untitled report on the events concerning Gray’s involvement in Watergate issues, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: A Biographical Profile of L. Patrick Gray III, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Letter, Pat to Weicker, regarding Gray’s thank you to Weicker for accompanying Gray to the Committee hearings, February 28, 1973, 1 page. 1972 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten letter, Pat to Lowell, regarding Gray’s appreciation for Weicker’s congratulatory telephone call, February 15, 1972, 1 page.1974 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten letter, Pat to Lowell, regarding Gray’s appreciation for Weicker’s support, January 10, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten letter, Pat to Lowell, regarding Gray’s appreciation for Weicker’s friendship, August 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Handwritten letter, Pat to Lowell, regarding Gray’s appreciation for Weicker’s statement on the Senate floor, March 22, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Letter, Pat to Weicker, regarding an attached copy of Gray’s statement before the Senate Committee, March 8, 1973, 1 page, with a copy of Gray’s statement attached, March 6, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: The Hartford Courant article, “Patrick Gray: 3-Time Victim of Political Espionage Scandal,” April 28, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Pat Gray 2: Weicker draft press release regarding Weicker’s opinion of Gray, Gray’s testimony before the Committee and Weicker’s support for Gray, undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 10. Thomas J. Gregory: References to Gregory, Thomas James, February – May 1972, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Thomas J. Gregory: Biographical information on Gregory, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: American Broadcasting Company television and radio program, “Issues and Answers,” Interview of Alexander M. Haig, May 5, 1974, 17 pages. 1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Memo, Dick to Senator, regarding a telephone call between Haig and Baker in which Haig would claim executive privilege in his appearance before the Select Committee, May 10, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Questions for Haig while appearing before the Select Committee, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: “Resolved by the Committee” that the President’s order to Haig to use the doctrine of executive privilege during testimony before the Committee is rejected, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Memo, Dash to all members of the Senate Select Committee, regarding the attached resolution (document number 4), May 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Subpoena for St. Clair, April 29, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Subpoena for Haig, April 10, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: “Pertinency [Pertinence] of questions for Haig,” undated, 5 pages.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: “Questions Alexander Haig Refused to Answer in Executive Session,” May 2, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: “General Haig’s Appearance before the Select Committee,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Document entitled “The Legislative Purpose,” concerns the legislative purpose of the Senate Select Committee, undated, 3 pages, with the Committee’s “Authority to Investigate,” undated, 1 page. 1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: The United States Senate, Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Testimony of Alexander M. Haig, Jr., May 2, 1974, 14 pages.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: Letter, Nixon to General Haig, regarding the use of the doctrine of executive privilege during Haig’s testimony before the Committee, May 1, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 11. Gen. Alexander Haig: The New York Times article, “Haig Said to Testify Simon Warned of Hughes Inquiry,” April 16, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Memo, Robeson to Liebengood, regarding “Haldeman’s Statement before the McClellan Committee, May 31, 1973, July 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Memo, Robeson to Liebengood, regarding “References to Haldeman in Magruder’s Memo File,” July 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Letter, Buzhardt to Wilson, regarding the President’s waiver of executive privilege and Haldeman’s testimony, July 30, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “Dean – Haldeman Highlights,” a chronology of Watergate related issues, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Handwritten notes regarding possible questions for Haldeman; notes as reminders; notes on thoughts of Committee members; on March 21st meeting; and notes concerning statements made by an unknown witness [Ehrlichman?], undated, 13 pages.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Weicker handwritten notes, July 23, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Handwritten notes regarding “charts,” undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Interview notes, H. R. Haldeman, May 4, 1973, 20 pages.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “Digest of Interview of H. R. Haldeman,” June 14, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “Cross References to Haldeman – Updated Through 7/27/73,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “References to Haldeman, Updated,” undated, with “Dates Unknown in Reference to Haldeman,” “Job Activities” and “Haldeman Job Activities” attached, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “Cross References to Haldeman – Updated,” undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “Cross References to Haldeman – Updated Through July 26, 1973,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: Memo, Buzhardt to Wilson, regarding executive privilege for Haldeman, July 30, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: “Subject: References to Haldeman” (handwritten), undated, 15 pages.1975 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: CBS News Special: “Haldeman: The Nixon Years – Conversations with Mike Wallace,” Part I, March 23, 1975, 56 pages.1975 Folder 12. H. R. Haldeman: CBS News Special: “Haldeman: The Nixon Years – Conversations with Mike Wallace,” Part II, March 30, 1975, 53 pages.Box 1659 Undated Folder 1. H. R. Haldeman 1: Opening Statement of H. R. Haldeman before the Senate Select Committee, undated, 89 pages.Undated Folder 1. H. R. Haldeman 1: Questions for Haldeman, based on his opening statement, undated, 20 pages.1973 Folder 1. H. R. Haldeman 1: Memo, Liebengood to Thompson, regarding “Suggested Areas of Inquiry for Haldeman,” July 25, 1973, 34 pages.1971 Folder 1. H. R. Haldeman 1: Memo, Walker for Haldeman, regarding “Charlotte, North Carolina – Demonstrations,” October 14, 1971, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. H. R. Haldeman 1: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman Blacklisted GOP Senators,” July 9, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 1. H. R. Haldeman 1: Memo, Malek for Haldeman, regarding “Leaks,” September 29, 1971, 3 pages.1971 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Memo, Haldeman for Malek, regarding “Leak Situation,” September 27, 1971, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Memo, Strachan for Haldeman, regarding “Leaks,” undated, 2 pages.1970 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding “Monitoring System,” January 21, 1970, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Memo, Higby for Dean, regarding “disruptions that occurred in the campaign,” February 10, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Memo, Haldeman for Dean, regarding the “Ervin Committee” minority counsel, February 9, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Exhibit No. 31: handwritten notes containing questions for and issues discussed with Haldeman, and two memos regarding political enemies and Chet Huntley, undated, 8 pages.1971-1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Exhibit No. 3: Summary of Haldeman’s Meetings and Phone Calls with Haig, Krogh, Helms, Richardson, Ehrlichman, Flanigan, Connally, MacGregor, Timmons, Caulfield, Mitchell, Dean, Moore, Timmons, Magruder, Colson, 1971-1973, 36 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: “Haldeman Summary”: A summary of Haldeman’s duties as Chief of Staff; Haldeman’s early relations with Nixon; Haldeman meetings; Haldeman’s activities with the CIA; Haldeman’s relations to Watergate; Haldeman and the Dean Report, the Huston Plan, Political Enemies, Money matters, Kleindienst, Leaks, and CRP, undated, 37 pages.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: A chronology of Watergate related events, January – July, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Ehrlichman and Colson, April 17, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Ehrlichman and Clawson, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: BBC interview of Ehrlichman (portion only), undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Deposition, Vernon Walters, Director of CIA, 12 May 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Press release, National News-Research Syndicate, “Haldeman, The President, and Watergate,” April 6, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Haldeman: Nixon ‘s ‘No Man’,” April 15, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: The Washington Post article, “’Managing’ the Watergate,” 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “H. R. (Bob) Haldeman,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: The Washington Post article, “Key to Watergate Puzzle: Nixon Aide H. R. Haldeman,” April 8, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Sabotage Try By Nixon in ’62 Charged,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: The Washington Post article, “3 Top Nixon Aides Tied to Cover-Up,” April 29, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: “Addendum: March 21st Meeting,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Note, Dooley to Searle, regarding a disagreement between Haldeman and Robert Taylor at a Providence campaign rally, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: Handwritten notes regarding a disagreement between Haldeman and Robert Taylor at a Providence campaign rally, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: “Revised Haldeman Summary”: A summary of Haldeman’s duties as Chief of Staff; Haldeman’s early relations with Nixon; Haldeman and List of Political Enemies; Haldeman meetings; Haldeman’s activities with the CIA; Haldeman’s relations to Watergate; Haldeman and the Dean Report, the Huston Plan, Political Enemies, Money matters, Kleindienst, Leaks, CRP, and Intelligence activities, undated, 39 pages.Undated Folder 2. H. R. Haldeman 2: A biographical Profile, H. R. Haldeman, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “’Signal’ on Watergate?,” April 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The New York Times article, “Trial by Leak and Hearsay,” April 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The New York Times article, “A Spate of Names – No Certainties,” April 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “The Watergate and the White House,” March 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “FBI Chief Say Nixon’s Aides Paid Segretti,” March 8, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Suit Amended, Asks $6.4 Million,” March 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Aides Refuse to Answer Some Bugging Questions,” February 8, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Washington Post article, “Haldeman Aide Called Link in Spy Nets,” February 7, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The New York Times article, “Ziegler denies an Article Linking Haldeman to Fund,” October 26, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Associated Press article, “White House Former Aide Helped Hoffa,” undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Washington Post article, “Haldeman Arranged Hoffa’s Release,” May 3, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Washington Post article, “Testimony Ties Top Nixon Aide to Secret Fund,” October 25, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Testimony on Segretti Hiring Differs,” April 21, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Handwritten question from Weicker for McCord regarding Haldeman’s knowledge of McCords’s position at CRP, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Star-News article, “Haldeman Set Up Intelligence,” April 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Haldeman Details Intelligence Role,” April 6, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Handwritten questions for Haldeman, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman Blacklisted GOP Senators,” July 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Probers Eying Haldeman,” April 22, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Newsweek article, “The President’s Palace Guard,” March 19, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “The Guilt of Mr. Nixon,” 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Senate Votes Watergate Probe,” February 8, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “H. R. Haldeman Letter,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Nixon to Upgrade Hill Liaison,” January 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “’Big 5’ at White House: Powers on Nixon Staff,” January 20, 1973, 3 pages1972 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Los Angeles Times article, “Haldeman’s Iron Rule: Never a Thought for his Own Image,” February 27, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman: Above Reproach,” February 13, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman Wields Vast Power,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The New York Times article, “Chief of Staff in the White House: Harry Robbins Haldeman,” February 1972, 1 page.1970 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Time article, “How Nixon’s White House Works,” June 8, 1970, 6 pages.1969 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: U. S. News & World Report article, “Key Men Around Nixon: Who’s Calling the Signals,” May 12, 1969, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman, Intensely Loyal Key to Access to Nixon,” May 1, 1973, 2 pages.1971 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Star article, “GOP Acts to Cut Advertising Costs,” November 2, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Weicker Calls on Haldeman to Testify,” April 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The Washington Post article, “Panel Says Haldeman Not Tied to Watergate,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Haldeman Background: The New York Times article, “Senators Query Haldeman’s Role,” April 1, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Weicker handwritten notes regarding executive privilege, separation of powers and Haldeman’s testimony from taped conversations, undated, 2 pages (5 x 8 card with handwritten notes on one side and typewritten notes on the other).Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Handwritten notes entitled “Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Handwritten notes entitled “Protection of Executive Privilege,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Handwritten notes regarding the LaCosta Meeting, numbered 6 – 9, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Haldeman Background: Handwritten notes beginning “Mr. Haldeman,” undated, 2 pages.1962 Folder 4. Haldeman 1962: Robinson & Company Inc. statewide mailing to conservative Democrats, Nixon for Governor Campaign Committee, September 19, 1962, 1 page, with account ledger sheets; expenditure forms; a general campaign statement; memo from Frank Jordan, Secretary of State of the State of California, and copies of Nixon for Governor checks attached, 1962, 11 pages.1973 Folder 4. Haldeman 1962: The Washington Post article, “Tactics in ’62 Race Enjoined by Court,” undated, 1 page, with a similar Washington Post article attached, April 3, 1973, 1 page.1962 Folder 4. Haldeman 1962: Press release, Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, October 20, 1962, 1 page, with mailings, a news article, and questions asked of William Marlin attached, October 15, 1962, 7 pages.1973 Folder 4. Haldeman 1962: Letter, Wickens to Mahoney, regarding the judgment in case No. 526150, April 16, 1973, 1 page.1963 Folder 4. Haldeman 1962: Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Los Angeles, Democratic State Central Committee, et al. vs. the Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, et al., No. 526150, Deposition of H. Robert [Robbins] Haldeman, September 5, 1963, 80 pages.1964 Folder 4. Haldeman 1962: Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the City and County of San Francisco, Democratic State Central Committee, et al. vs. the Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, No. 526150 Judgment, October 30, 1964, 20 pages.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Sally Jackson Harmony,” Suggested Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Sally Jackson Harmony, Allegations Involving Other Persons,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Sally Jackson Harmony, Synopsis of Information From Sources Other Than Committee Statement,” undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Digest of Interview of Sally Harmony,” May 21, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Sally Jackson Harmony: Synopsis of Statement,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: The Committee witness list, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Handwritten notes regarding Hugh Sloan and his participation in Watergate related issues, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Handwritten notes regarding Harmony and “Gemstone,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Typewritten note regarding copies of Reisner’s diaries and Chern’s diary for February 4, 1972, with copies of pages from the diaries, January – March and June, 1972, 12 pages.1973 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: The Washington Post article, “Sally Jackson Harmony: Key Witness in the Watergate Inquiry?,” April 8, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Harmony, undated, 15 pages.1973 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Handwritten notes, interview of Sally Harmony, April 18, 1973, 13 pages.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Handwritten notes entitled “2nd Harmony Interview con’t from bound notebook,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Sally Harmony: Handwritten notes regarding her testimony before the Committee, undated, 11 pages. 1973 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: The Washington Post article, “Ex-Secretary to Liddy Tells of Typing Phone Tap Transcripts,” May 4, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Memorandum Prelude to Interview Between FBI Agents and Gordon Liddy,” June 28, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Sally Harmony: “Memorandum of Interview of G. Gordon Liddy by Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday, June 28, 1972,” 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Hatch Act: Memorandum of Law, The Hatch Act, undated, 34 pages. 1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Tsui to Beulah Hawkins, regarding Hawkins’ possible employment with the Chinese Technical Mission, November 6, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to the Chinese Embassy, regarding Hawkins’ question of seeking employment with the Chinese Technical Mission, November 8, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to the Chinese Embassy, regarding a possible treasonous statement made by Hawkins during a possible visit to the Chinese Technical Mission, October 23, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Jameson to Byrd, regarding an explanation of Hawkins’ possible statement and the actions carried out to remedy the situation, September 6, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to the Chinese Embassy, regarding Hawkins’ statement and her claim to “have never sought employment with the Mission or any agency of the Nationalist Chinese Government,” October 14, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to Holmes, regarding questioning of Hawkins’ concerning her statement and her feelings about being accused of violating a federal law, September 30, 1957, 1 page. 1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Byrd to Hawkins, regarding Byrd’s receipt of Hawkin’s letter, September 16, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to Byrd, regarding Hawkins’ statement and her explanation of the events that occurred, September 13, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Byrd to Hawkins, regarding a communication Byrd received from the International Cooperation Administration, September 9, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Jameson to Byrd, regarding Hawkins’ resignation from the International Cooperation Administration, her possible visit to the Chinese Technical Mission and the possible release of classified material, September 6, 1957, 2 pages.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Jameson to Byrd, regarding Hawkins’ resignation from the International Cooperation Administration and questioning of Hawkins’ about the possible release of classified material, August 23, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to Byrd, regarding Hawkins’ dissatisfaction with the International Cooperation Administration’s responses to her inquiries and her explanation for her resignation from the International Cooperation Administration, August 19, 1957, 2 pages.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Byrd to Hawkins, regarding correspondence Byrd received from the International Cooperation Administration, August 16, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Jameson to Byrd, regarding an explanation for Hawkins’ leaving employment with the International Cooperation Administration, August 12, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Byrd to Hawkins, regarding Byrd’s receipt of Hawkins’ correspondence and his efforts to assist Hawkins, August 5, 1957, 1 page. 1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to Byrd, regarding the lack of response to Hawkins’ inquiries, July 31, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Holmes to Hawkins, regarding Holmes explanation of the security matter involving Hawkins, June 26, 1957, 1 page.1957 Folder 7. Beulah Hawkins: Letter, Hawkins to Holmes, regarding Hawkins’ explanation of an alleged security matter, June 17, 1957, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Magruder asking Reisner to “remove sensitive material,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Gene Milligan, former advance man for McGovern, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Porter’s testimony, undated, 25 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Duncan’s testimony, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten note to Weicker regarding the contents of Hunt’s safe, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten note regarding Kachigian’s call to Reisner and “Gemstone,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten note regarding Baker and the safe opening, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Liddy, Caulfield and Ehrlichman, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Thompson, Baldwin and Reisner’s lawyer, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Caulfield’s testimony, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten note regarding an unknown police officer, Sanders, Baker and Thompson, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Powell Moore’s testimony, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten note regarding Curtis Hirge, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Fensterwald, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Sloan, Ehrlichman, Helms, Walters and Riesner, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes, only the words “James,” “Ziegler” and “Martha Duncan” are on the page, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding May 1972 and Malik/Mitchell conversations, undated, 2 pages (one note has lines through it).Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding a “National Watchlist” and an unknown Lt. Col. in the Air Force Reserve, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten note regarding Liddy threatening Magruder, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Baker’s questions, Sandwedge, Thompson, Moorhead, Baldwin, the hearings length, CRP, Haldeman, undated, 15 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Reisner, Odle and unknown files in a briefcase, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt, Mrs. Hunt and payment of legal fees, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten notes regarding unknown individuals in a basement and on a balcony, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hearing Notes: Handwritten witness list, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Hearings Resumption Question: Letter, Cox to Ervin, regarding temporarily suspending the Senate Committee hearings, June 4, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 9. Hearings Resumption Question: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding an analysis of the legal ramifications of suspending the Senate Committee hearings, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 9. Hearings Resumption Question: Statement of Senator Weicker regarding the suspension of the Senate Committee Hearings, undated, 2 pages.1974 Folder 9. Hearings Resumption Question: Report: “Whether Senate Watergate Committee should resume public hearings, January 8, 1974, 7 pages.1973 Folder 9. Hearings Resumption Question: Commencement Address by Senator Weicker at Kent School, Kent, Connecticut, May 31, 1973, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: The New York Times article, “Transcripts of Excerpts from the C.I.A. Memorandums About the Watergate Case,” June 4, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Memorandum for Record regarding Walters’ meeting with Dean, in which Walters removed the CIA from involvement in any Watergate related issues, June 29, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: An untitled document: Weicker questions for Helms, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Witness Summary – Richard M. Helms, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: A Biographical Profile of Richard Helms, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: “Cross references to Helms – Updated through July 31, 1973,” undated, 2 pages, with a typewritten note at the top of the first page and a typewritten note at the bottom of the second page.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: “Testimony of Ambassador Helms,” numbered 1 – 24, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Memo for the Record by Richard Helms, regarding “Meeting with Mr. Patrick Gray, Acting Director, FBI on 18 October 1972,” October 19, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Memo for the Record by Colby, regarding “Meeting at the White House on December 15, 1972 re Watergate Case,” December 18, 1972, 4 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Helms and issue reminder notes, undated, 10 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: The New York Times article, “Aid for Radicals Disputed by C.I.A.,” May 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Memo, Ritter to Liebengood, regarding “Walter’s Personnal [sic] Memos on Conversations with Ehlrichman [sic], Haldeman, Dean and Gray and Helms,” July 31, 1973, 5 pages.1971 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Letter, Helms to Young, regarding the CIA’s assistance in an unknown matter, November 9, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: “Digest of Interview of Richard M. Helms on May 18, 1973,” 2 pages.1972 Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Memo for the Record by Vernon A. Walters, regarding a meeting with Dean on June 27, 1972, June 29, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: Document entitled “Walters and Helms,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard M. Helms: An untitled document containing questions for Helms regarding requests for CIA assistance in the investigation of domestic extremist groups, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Larry Higby: Handwritten notes, Interview of Larry Higby, June 22, 1973, 11 pages.Box 1660Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten notes concerning Roscelli , Giancana, Las Vegas and the Mafia, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Letter, Davis to Weicker, regarding a letter Davis sent to Ervin, December 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Letter, Davis to Ervin, regarding a subpoena for records of the Century Plaza Hotel relating to the Presidential Campaign of 1972, December 18, 1973, 5 pages.1974 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Letter, Greer to Weicker, regarding a telegram sent to Weicker on January 30, 1974, January 31, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Letter, Davis to Ervin, regarding a subpoena issued to the Bank of America, March 19, 1973, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Letter, Davis to the Bank of America, regarding a subpoena for documents relating to Davis’ clients, March 19, 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Portion of a letter to the Select Committee relating to leaks from the Committee staff concerning C. G. Rebozo, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding a Hughes business deal, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding purchasing Las Vegas clubs, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding the A.E.C. and Hughes, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding riots in Washington and Chicago, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding negotiating with the A.E.C. about “this bomb deal,” undated, 4 pages, Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding Humphrey and Johnson, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding Humphrey’s five scientists, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding the A.E.C., Johnson and Humphrey, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding a governor, Nixon and a Republican victory, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding a television tower and Hughes’ dissatisfaction with the completion of the tower, undated, 1 page.1968 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding a Hughes message to Johnson, April 24, 1968, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding negotiations with the A.E.C., undated, 2 pages.1968 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Hughes to Bob, regarding the handling “of this bomb deal,” April 16, 1968, 4 pages.1968 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Handwritten letter, Bob to Howard, regarding casino and radio broadcasting deals, June 28, 1968, 11 pages.1971 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: News article by Jack Anderson regarding Hughes’ private papers and Hughes’ battle against nuclear testing in Nevada, August 8, 1971, 3 pages. 1971 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: News article by Jack Anderson regarding Hughes’ attempts to influence Senators and his attempts to acquire more casinos, August 7, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: News article by Jack Anderson regarding Bill Gay and Hughes’ divorce from Jean Peters, May 25, 1971, 3 pages.1970 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: News article by Jack Anderson regarding Hughes’ health and the battle over Hughes financial empire, December 9, 1970, 3 pages.1971 Folder 1. Howard Hughes Corporation: Individual pages from Jack Anderson news articles regarding Howard Hughes, January 6, 9 and August 6, 1971, 9 pages.1974 Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Memo, Dash to Ervin, et al., regarding drafts of the chapters of the Committee report, July 9, 1974, 2 pages.1972 Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: The New York Times article, “Hundreds of Copies of Hughes Memos are Readily Available in Las Vegas,” February 3, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: The New York Times article regarding the circulation of Hughes’ personal papers, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Memo, Lenzner to Ervin, et al., regarding the Hughes Rebozo Summary, undated, 12 pages.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: A tentative witness list for the Hughes-Rebozo portion of the Committee hearings, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Handwritten notes regarding a question and the business of the Committee, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Handwritten chronology of the Hughes-Rebozo portion of the Committee hearings, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Washington Post synopsis of the individuals involved in Watergate; the cover-up, the ITT case, the milk case, and the Ellsberg case, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Letter, Ohrenstein to Weicker, regarding Matthew L. Lifflander, June 28, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Handwritten notes regarding Ohrenstein and the Hertz Corporate matter, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Memo, Dash to Senators, Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding the Hughes-Rebozo Report, Dunes Hotel Case, June 21, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: The Dunes Report; “the Dunes Hotel aspect of the Hughes-Rebozo investigation,” June 21, 1974, 48 pages.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: A chronology of Watergate issues, particularly the Hughes-Rebozo investigation, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: Handwritten notes entitled “Adverse Factors in Hughes/Rebozo Case,” undated, 3 pages.1976 Folder 2. Howard Hughes-Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo: The New York Times Magazine article, “The Hughes Connection,” January 4, 1976, 6 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: An untitled document concerning Donald Segretti, undated, 9 pages. Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Biographical information, Howard Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: A chronology of Hunt’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 8 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Transcript of the television broadcast of “Firing Line,” subject: “The CIA and Foreign Policy,” January 21, 1973, 18 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: The Washington Post article, “Howard E. Hunt,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: The Boston Globe article, “Who Cares?,” July 5, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Letter, Brina Chernov Cohen to Weicker, regarding a letter she wrote to The Boston Globe, June 11, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Biographical information, Kathleen Chenow, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: A chronology of Chenow’s participation in the Watergate investigation, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Dean’s notes on a conversation with Dorothy Hunt, October 22, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Resume of Thomas C. Amato, government exhibit ST 49, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Copy of an envelope and a note from Hunt, government exhibits ST 48A and ST 48B, December 21, 1971, 2 pages. Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: An untitled document concerning the Watergate break in, an unknown individual and Dean’s involvement, and material in Hunts’ safe, with shorthand notes at the bottom, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: An untitled document concerning Hunt’s involvement in Watergate related issues and an unknown individual’s anger at being used, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: White House press release, “Participants: Briefing for Media Executives on the President’s Domestic Policy Initiatives, Kansas City, Missouri, July 6, 1971,” 6 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo for the file from Colson regarding commutation of Hunt’s prison sentence, March 23, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Copy of an envelope, government exhibit ST-47A, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Colson for Huntsman, regarding “Expenses for Howard Hunt,” September 13, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Colson for Huntsman, regarding “Expenses incurred by Howard Hunt,” November 2, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Dorothy Hunt to Bittman, regarding “Contact made on above date and distribution on same date,” September 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Dorothy Hunt to Bittman, regarding “Accounting of Monies Received,” October 2, 1972, 1 page.1972-1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Letter, Bittman to Dorsen, regarding the enclosure of deposit tickets and memos under subpoena, August 1, 1973, 2 pages, with copies of checks and deposit tickets attached, September 28, 1972, 5 pages. 1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Note, Hunt to Colson, regarding the termination of Hunt’s employment with the Mullen Company, August 9, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Hunt’s communication with Colson, August 11, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Copy of a check, signed by George Leonard, government exhibit ST 18, December 29, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Note, Hunt to Jack, regarding Jack’s assistance to Hunt, government exhibit ST 52, January 14, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Interviews of E. Howard Hunt, September 10, 11 and 12, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: “Digest of E. Howard Hunt Interview, Executive Session, September 20, 1973,” 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Letter, Hunt to Colson, regarding Colson’s letters and Dorothy Hunt’s death, December 31, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Schultz to Thompson, regarding “Highlights of Howard E. Hunt Interview, A.M. of September 10, 1973,” 4 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Document entitled “Cash Transactions,” Hunt version and the Ulasewicz-Larue version, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Handwritten document entitled “Cash Transactions,” Hunt version and the Ulasewicz-Larue version, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt’s guilty plea, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Handwritten questions for and notes about Hunt, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: “Notes of Meeting of August 22,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Letter to Howard Hunt, regarding a list of expenses incurred by an unknown individual, January 11, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Opening statement by Hunt before the Select Committee, undated, 7 pages.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Hunt for Colson, regarding “Neutralization of Ellsberg,” July 28, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Krogh and Young for Colson, regarding “Reference the Memorandum to you from Howard Hunt dated July 28, 1971 on Neutralization of Ellsberg,” August 3, 1971, 1 page.1969 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding “Addition to my Memorandum of 12/18 regarding Individual to Head PR Firm,” December 18, 1969, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Ehrlichman for Colson, regarding “Hunt/Liddy Special Project Number 1,” August 27, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Hall for Colson, regarding “Discussion with Howard Hunt,” June 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding a mistake in assigning Colson’s telephone number to Hunt, July 7, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Hunt for Colson, regarding “Securing Survivorship Benefits,” March 27, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Howard for Kehrli, regarding moving Hunt to 1701, March 30, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding “Howard Hunt” and the termination of his White House employment, June 19, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo for the file from Colson regarding “Interview with Bill Bittman,” January 5, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Affidavit of Joan Hall, April 13, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Affidavit of E. Howard Hunt, April 5, 1973, 1 page1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Affidavit of Bernard Malloy, May 6, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: E. Howard Hunt, A Biographical Profile, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: List of names (cannot decipher title), undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Weicker handwritten notes, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Handwritten notes regarding Cubans, State Department cables and the break-in at Fielding’s office, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt, undated, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: The Baltimore Sun article, “Hunt, Liddy named in burglary of files on Ellsberg; Gray quits,” April 23, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: List of individuals affiliated with or employed by the news media, undated, 3 pages.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Colson for Haldeman, regarding Colson’s suggestion that Haldeman meet with Hunt, July 2, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Hunt and Colson, July 1, 1971, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Letter, Barker et al. to Rothblatt, regarding a plea change and informing Rothblatt that he “will no longer represent us,” January 12, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: An untitled document concerning Hunt’s payment of legal fees, Dorothy Hunt’s death, Hunt’s guilty plea and Hunt’s communications with McCord, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: “Howard Hunt’s version of meetings with Bernard Barker and other Cuban Americans,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: A chronology of Hunt’s participation in Watergate related issues, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Witness List, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: A typewritten note concerning material based on press reports, in chronological order (believe this note refers to item number 63), undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Short biographical note on E. Howard Hunt, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Digest of Interview of E. Howard Hunt, June 11, 1973, 4 pages.1971 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Walker for Haldeman, regarding “Charlotte, North Carolina - Demonstrations,” October 14, 1971, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Hunt Exhibits,” September 18, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Hunt’s and Dean’s Testimony about Blackmail,” September 17, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Cage Material on Howard Hunt,” September 18, 1973, 13 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Silbert’s description of Hunt’s White House job, in response to a motion of defendants for discovery and inspection, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: An untitled document concerning Hunt’s participation in the Watergate break in, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: An untitled document concerning Rothblatt and funds for the Watergate defendants, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: “Elmer Wyatt on John Buckley,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Witness Summary, John R. Buckley, undated, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Herbert Porter on “Fat Jack” documents, Public Testimony, June 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. E. Howard Hunt 1: Document entitled “E. Howard Hunt on “Fat Jack,” Public Testimony, September 24, 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Memo by Harold Weisberg regarding the witness summary of Everette Howard Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: A chronological summary of events surrounding Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Biographical Sketch, Richard A. Moore, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Statement of Richard A. Moore, July 12, 1973, 20 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten note concerning Hunt and the Mullen Company, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: List of individuals “who were used to taking orders and thus acted without question,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Fielding break in, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten list of attorneys, law firms and clerks with funds received, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Cubans, Tom Clifford and legal representation, August 22, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Cubans legal representation, Sturgis, Rothblatt and meeting with Hunt – Barker, August 21, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding an interview of E. Howard Hunt – Bittman, June 11, 1973, 14 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding an interview of E. Howard Hunt, May 14, 1973, 8 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding “Basic Expected Testimony of Hunt,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding an interview of E. Howard Hunt, September 20, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding the issues that should be brought forward in interviews or the hearings, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes – a chronology of Hunt’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt says Colson gave Cable Order,” May 8, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “White House Consultant tied to Bugging Figure,” June 20, 1972, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “McCord: ‘Hush’ Money came from Hunt’s Wife,” April 10, 1973, 2 pages. 1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Mrs. Hunt’s Cash is Probed,” December 12, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt Urges 4 to Admit Guilt,” 1-15-73, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt Urged Guilty Pleas in Bugging,” January 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Hunt was Paid on Day of Burglary,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Sunday News article, “The Men in Ellsberg’s Corner,” January 30, 1972, 2 pages, with article attached, “Ellsberg defense fund gears up,” January 30, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman Blacklisted GOP Senators,” July 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The San Francisco Examiner article, “Hunt’s Testimony to Ellsberg Judge,” May 3, 1973, 1 page, with two accompanied articles on Krogh and Liddy.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: SR/World article, “The Curious Intrigues of Cuban Miami: Hatred of communism, fear of the Democrats, entoil America’s dynamic new immigrants in a web of scandal reaching into dark corners and high places,” September 11, 1973, 8 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star article, “Hunt, While Aiding Colson, Directed Julie’s U.S. Film,” June 23, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Education Office OKd Hunt Pact,” January 18, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Watergate Figure Pleads Guilty: Hunt Admits 3 Charges; U.S. Drops Other Counts,” January 16, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt Declares no Higher-Ups in Plot,” January 12, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt Said to Name Mitchell,” January 22, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Liddy and Hunt Reportedly Fled During Bugging Raid,” September 1, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “So Long, Howard,” October 8, 1972, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt Tried to Recruit Agent to Probe Sen. Kennedy’s Life,” February 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “E. Howard Hunt as Author,” January 31, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The New York Times article, “Nixon Ex-Aides Watergate Indictment,” September 16, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Evening Star article, “Agent-Author Among Missing,” June 20, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: “Digest of Interview of E. Howard Hunt on May 14, 1973,” 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Douglas Caddy,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding Douglas Caddy and his association with Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: A chronology of Hunt’s movements following the Watergate break-in, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: “Witness Summary, Everett Howard Hunt,” undated, 25 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes, interview of Howard Hunt, September 10, 1973, 15 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes numbered 1 – 14, Ellsberg break-in, Ulasewicz activities, spying on McGovern and Muskie, Sedan Chair and a Haiphong Mining Advertisement, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: A Publishers-Hall Syndicate article, “”Inside Another Probe: The Story of $500,000 in Patronage Payouts,” September 12, 1973, 4 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, May 15, 1972, “The Situation in Southeast Asia,” The President’s Address to the Nation, May 8, 1972, 5 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Sunday Star article, “U.S. Bombers Hit Haiphong,” April 16, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Chou Denounces U.S. Raids Over Hanoi and Haiphong,” April 17, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The New York Times article, “Behind Nixon’s Decision: More Than Military Issues,” April 17, 1972, 1 page. 1971 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Transcript of a conversation between Hunt and Lucien Conein, July 9, 1971, 9 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Transcript of a conversation between Hunt and Colson, late November 1972, 8 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Cubans, State Department cables, Ellsberg break-in and Colson contact, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: Handwritten notes regarding the FBI, Fielding’s office and a quote from Hunt, undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. E. Howard Hunt 2: The Washington Post article, “Bug Case Figures Used Covert Executive Phone,” December 8, 1972, 2 pages.1974 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment, Report by the Staff of the Impeachment Inquiry, Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, 93rd Congress, Second Session, February 1974, 62 pages.1974 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: Letter, Scott to “Dear Colleague,” regarding a copy of the “Resolution of Senator Mansfield,” July 31, 1974, 1 page, with attached Senate Resolution, 18 pages.1974 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: Statement of Senator Philip A. Hart on Impeachment Trial Rules, Committee on Rules Hearing, August 6, 1974, 15 pages.1970 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: Congressional Record, Volume 116 – Part 9, April 13 – April 21, 1970, a portion contains a discussion of the issue of impeachment, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Impeachment 1: The New York Times article, “An Explanation: Memos by Lawyers Form Basis for Debate on Article II,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Impeachment 1: “Debates of the Constitutional Convention,” discussion of the issue of impeachment, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 5. Impeachment 1: “Impeachment Procedures,” according to Jefferson’s Manual and Rules of the House of Representatives, 93rd Congress and Senate Manual, 93rd Congress, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Impeachment 1: “Impeachment of President Johnson,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Impeachment 1: “Impeachment in English History,” undated, 1 page.1952 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, Presidential Address, “Impeachment and Attainder,” December 13, 1952, 9 pages.Undated Folder 5. Impeachment 1: Jefferson’s Manual, Section LIII – Impeachment, undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: “Impeachment for ‘High Crimes and Misdemeanors’,” Reproduced from 44 Southern California Law Review May 16, 1973, 66 pages.1970 Folder 5. Impeachment 1: University of Pennsylvania Law Review and American Law Register, “Federal Impeachments,” Reproduced on April 15, 1970, 45 pages, with “Federal Impeachments: What Then are the Offences Which May Result in Impeachment?” attached, 28 pages.Box 1661Undated Folder 1. Impeachment 2: “An Analysis of the Constitutional Standards for Presidential Impeachment,” James D. St. Clair et al., Attorneys for the President, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Impeachment 2: Memo, Scott to Republican Colleagues, regarding an attached report, with the report attached, “Summary: An Analysis of the Constitutional Standard for Presidential Impeachment,” James D. St. Clair et al., Attorneys for the President, undated, 8 pages. Undated Folder 1. Impeachment 2: “An Analysis of the Constitutional Standard for Presidential Impeachment,” James D. St. Clair et al., Attorneys for the President, 63 pages.1974 Folder 1. Impeachment 2: “The Law of Impeachment, Appendix I: The Concept of Impeachable Offense,” Department of Justice, February 21, 1974, 59 pages.1974 Folder 1. Impeachment 2: Memo from Robert Dixon forwarding “The Law of Impeachment,” Appendix II: History of Provisions of the Constitution Relating to Impeachment,” Department of Justice, February 21, 1974, 94 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: “Legal Aspects of Impeachment: An Overview,” Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel, February, 1974, 53 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: “Legal Aspects of Impeachment: An Overview, Appendix III: Historical Statements on Executive Privilege and Impeachment,” Department of Justice, Office of Legal Counsel, February, 1974, 35 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: “Legal Aspects of Impeachment: An Overview, Appendix IV: Judicial Review of Impeachment Convictions,” Department of Justice, February, 1974, 25 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: A dramatization, “Shall We Have a King?,” National Public Affairs Center for Television, January 27, 1974, 25 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: Continuation of “Shall We Have a King?”; Robert MacNeil with a panel of guests discussing the Presidency, January 27, 1974, 26 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: Time article, “The Proper Grounds for Impeachment,” February 25, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: Newsweek article, “Impeachment: A Cram Course,” March 4, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “What are Grounds for Impeachment?’, January 28, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “Impeachment Standards,” March 6, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “Impeachment Precedent,” February 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “The Nixon Legacy,” March 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “F.Y.I.,” March 9, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “4 Law Professors see Impeachment Grounds,” October 23, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “Impeachment?,” February 3, 1974, 4 pages.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “Thinking About Impeachment (I),” February 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “’Mr. Nixon Wasn’t Misled’,” February 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “Thinking About Impeachment (III),” February 24, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Impeachment 3: The Washington Post article, “Of Tapes and Truth,” February 24, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 3. Indictment Grand Jury: Watergate Special Prosecution Force, “The Following Indictment was Handed Down by a Federal Grand Jury in Washington Today” for Colson, Ehrlichman, Haldeman, Mardian, Mitchell, Parkinson, and Strachan, March 1, 1974, 57 pages.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Letter, Coburn to Shure, regarding the Interdivisional Intelligence Group, July 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Interview with Sullivan, October 7, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Memo, Havel and Zimmerman to Wickens, regarding “Questions for Gray,” 30 April 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Testimony of Huston, May 21, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: The Washington Post article, “Vast GOP Undercover Operation Originated in 1969,” May 17, 1973, 3 pages (portion of article cut off in original photocopy).1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: The Washington Post article, “More Wiretaps Disclosed,” June 14, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: WCBS-TV Editorial, “Truth on the Installment Plan,” May 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: WIN Magazine article, “Watergate & the V.V.A.W.,” June 7, 1973, 6 pages. Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: WIN Magazine article, “The Camden 28 & the Watergate 500,” undated, 3 page.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Juri’s Doctor: The Magazine for the New Lawyer” article, [“Who is Guy Goodwin] and Why are They Saying Those Terrible Things About Him?,” January, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: The Nation article, “From the Watergate Perspective: Kangaroo Grand Juries,” November 19, 1973, 16 pages.1971 Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding Segretti and his meeting with Fielding and Dean, with a Penn Camera receipt signed by Buckley in the upper portion of the photocopy, October 22, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding questions asked of an unknown individual, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding a question about Hart, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding the dirty tricks used against Muskie, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding an unknown individual’s attitude and a statement about taking “the law into your own hands in 72,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding a question for an unknown individual, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding Segretti and his meeting with Fielding and Dean, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Weicker handwritten notes regarding domestic intelligence, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding the Interdivisional Intelligence Unit, undated, 31 pages.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding a question for an unknown individual, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding a question for an unknown individual concerning name of “superior,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten note regarding “character assassination,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten note regarding an unknown individual’s use of the 5th amendment, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten note regarding a question for an unknown individual, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Memo to Searle regarding Agnew’s “plug- the-leaks demand,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Handwritten notes regarding various individuals in the Interdivisional Intelligence Unit, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Interdivisional Intelligence: Typewritten notes beginning “Recommendations,” regarding domestic intelligence, federal campaigns, Congressional oversight of intelligence agencies and public scrutiny of Congressional hearings, undated, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Letter, West to Weicker, regarding abuses “of governmental power by the Internal Security Division of the Justice Department ,” June 13, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Position Paper, Internal Security Division, April 15, 1972, 7 pages with the same position paper attached that contains handwritten notes, April 15, 1972, 7 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Typewritten questions to be asked of an unknown individual, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Memo for Dick McGowan regarding the Internal Security Division, Mardian, Daniel McAuliffe and Wyn McAuliffe, undated, 2 pages.1970 Folder 5. Internal Security Division: The Village Voice article, “Politics of Repression: Ideological Criminals,” January 8, 1970, 4 pages.1970 Folder 5. Internal Security Division: National Journal article, “Federal Civil Disturbance Intelligence Network,” June 20, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer article regarding Morell Sharp and an offer of employment as head of a “secret White House domestic intelligence evaluation committee,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Handwritten notes regarding the individuals involved with, the duties of and questions about the Internal Security Division, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Handwritten notes regarding the Internal Security Division, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Handwritten notes regarding Bill Olson and the Internal Security Division, undated, 4 pages. Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Handwritten notes regarding Kevin Maroney and the Analysis and Evaluation Section of the ISD, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Handwritten notes regarding John Doherty and Mardian, May 30, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Handwritten notes regarding Marty Pollner, begins with number 5, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 5. Internal Security Division: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the Internal Security Division, Sullivan’s memo to Tolson and Hoover, Mardian, and the authority of the Attorney General, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: A Chronological List of Witness, undated, 5 pages, with a handwritten note attached, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Kevin Maroney, May 30, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of William Olson, June 25, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding the Re-Interview of John Doherty, June 19, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding Dash’s and Thompson’s questioning of an unknown witness, June 26, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Howard Hunt, September 10, 1973, 16 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Larry Higby, June 22, 1973, 11 pages. 1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness John O. Lane, July 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Bernard Barker, September 21, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Rick Steams, undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Paul O’Brien, September 17, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Lee Nunn, August 16, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Thomas Bell, Jr., August 15, 1973, 13 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Patrick Buchanan, August 14, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of Larry Higby, July 23, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of Henry Peterson, June 21, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Richard Kleindienst, June 21, 1973, 9 pages. 1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Gordon Strachan, July 19, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Gordon Strachan, July 18, 1973, 12 pages.1973 Folder 6. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 1: Handwritten notes regarding witness Gordon Strachan, July 12, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness John Mitchell, July 10, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview with John Mitchell, July 9, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of Anthony Ulaseweiz, July 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness Lee Gablonski, April 12, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness Daniel Kingsley, June 29, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of Richard Moore, June 7, 1973, 15 pages.1972 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of H.R. Haldeman, June 14, 1972, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness W. Richard Howard, June 13, 1973, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of Jeb Stuart Magruder, June 12, 1973, 20 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness John Mitchell, May 10, 1973, 12 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of Baldwin by Weicker, March 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness Baldwin, March 30, 1973, 22 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness Mrs. Wyn MacAuliffe, April 5, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding a list of events and issues concerning the Watergate investigation, May 19, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 2: Handwritten notes regarding witness Robert Reisner, April 19, 1973, 13 pages.Box 16621973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Laura Frederick, April 24, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Jane Dannenhauer, April 25, 1973, 5 pages. 1972-1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Powell Moore, April 25, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Powell Moore, continued, April 26, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Hugh W. Sloan, Jr., April 27-28, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness John Ehrlichman, May 4, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness L. Patrick Gray, May 10, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Robert Reisner, May 16, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview with James Caulfield, May 15, 1973, 13 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Richard M. Helms, May 18, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Hugh Sloan, June 6, 1973, 18 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Kenneth Rietz, September 19, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Jane Elizabeth Thomas, June 14, 1973, 11 pages. 1973 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding the testimony of Reisner before the Committee, June 5, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding witness Pete Kinsey, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Handwritten notes regarding an unknown individual’s request to an unknown individual to obtain Undated Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Weicker’s “opinion of Stans’ testimony for me?,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: Weicker handwritten notes regarding testimony of witnesses before the Committee, undated, 7 pages.1972 Folder 1. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 3: The New York Times article, “Aide to Nixon’s Campaign Tied to Secret U.S. Data,” October 13, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding witness Fred Malek, June 15, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding witness Robert Odle, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding witness Bernard Barker, September 21, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding the Interview of H. R. Haldeman, June 14, 1973, 16 pages. Undated Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding witness Sally Harmony, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding witness Herbert Kalmbach, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes entitled “Background on Anthony Ulasewicz,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding “Tony” Ulasewicz, May 19, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding information on various individuals having involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding Dash’s questioning of an unknown witness, June 26, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Interview Notes with H. William Shure 4: Handwritten notes regarding “IRS Testimony Notes,” undated, 25 pages.1973 Folder 3. Interview Status Reports: “Status of Contacts and Intended Contacts with Persons to be Interviewed (As of Monday, April 30, 1973),” 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Interview Status Reports: “Status of Contacts and Intended Contacts with Persons to be Interviewed,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Interview Status Reports: “Status of Contacts and Intended Contacts with Persons to be Interviewed (as of Tuesday, April 24, 1973),” 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Interview Status Reports: “Individuals Interviewed by Staff,” undated, 1 page, with a document of the same title attached, April 23, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 3. Interview Status Reports: List of witness names in chronological order, noting whether each interview has a card, a files report and the dictator, undated, 1 page, with two similar lists attached, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Interviews Working File – H. William Shure: Document entitled “Hugh Sloan, Treasurer for Finance Committee,” undated, 2 pages.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: “Memorandum of Anti-Trust Policy and its Relation to the Economic Policy of the United States,” April 22, 1971, 6 pages.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Letter, Geneen to Peterson, regarding United States trade issues and domestic economy, April 22, 1971, 2 pages, with a list of suggested names attached, April 22, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Letter, Meir to Connally, regarding “antitrust matters and their impact on the economy of the country,” April 22, 1971, 2 pages.1970 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Letter, Casey to Colson, regarding the overall economy of the United States, August 7, 1970, 3 pages.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Letter, Merriam to Peterson, regarding merger policy and its effect on the economy of the United States, April 30, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Letter, Merriam to Peterson, regarding the economic effect of mergers, April 26, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Letter, H.S.G. to Meyer, regarding use of Meyer’s name in an economic endeavor, April 22, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Note, Dick to the Senator, regarding “Milk” and a briefing held by Ralph Nader, November 15, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Handwritten notes regarding the Nader briefing and the Jacobson deposition, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Weicker handwritten notes regarding O’Brien, Wally Johnson, Bob Mardian and Democrats in 1968, undated 2 pages.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Democratic National Committee news release, “O’Brien Questions Link Between Antitrust Settlement and Firm’s Contribution to GOP Convention: Demands Explanation by Mitchell,” December 14, 1971, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Washington Post article, “Text of a Memo Sent to Haldeman by Colson on ITT Case,” August 2, 1973, 3 pages.1971 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: The Hartford Courant article, “ITT Sought Aid of Politicians,” September 26, 1971, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: Handwritten notes regarding Jacobson and Milk marketing, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: The Hartford Courant article, “Probe Holds ITT Sought Agnew’s Aid in Merger,” June 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: The Hartford Courant article, “Probers Recall Ex-SEC Head,” June 16, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. International Telephone and Telegraph: The Hartford Courant article, “ITT Probe Told Role of Ehrlichman,” June 28, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: Herbert Kalmbach biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: Document entitled “Kalmbach” concerning a quote by Kalmbach, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: Resume of Herbert W. Kalmbach, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: A chronological reference guide to sub facts pertaining to Kalmbach’s participation in Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: “Kalmbach References – Dates unknown,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: “References to Kalmbach,” undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: “Cross reference on Herbert Kalmbach,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: “Kalmbach References – 1971,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: A chronological reference guide to sources pertaining to Kalmbach’s participation in Watergate related issues, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: A job activities reference to Kalmbach, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: Memo regarding “PTAR” Federal Communications Commission’s Prime Time Access Rule, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Kalmbach,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Kalmbach,” undated, 1 page. 1972 Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: The Washington Post article, “Lawyer for Nixon Said to Have Used GOP’s Spy Fund,” October 16, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “FBI Told of Payment to Segretti,” March 7, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: The Chicago Tribune article, “Gray links Nixon’s attorney to Segretti’s pay,” March 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: The Washington Post article, “Kalmbach Hush Fund Link Probed,” April 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: The New York Times article, “Nixon’s Lawyer No Longer,” May 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: The New York Times article, “Kalmbach Linked to Destruction of Campaign Data,” May 4, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Herbert Kalmbach: Handwritten notes regarding “Kalmbach and Chapin relationship with Segretti,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: “Digest of Interview of Herbert Kalmbach, June 28, 1973,” 4 pages.Undated Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: Herbert Kalmbach Witness Summary, undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: Memo, Liebengood to Thompson, regarding “Random Questions Pertaining to Kalmbach,” July 16, 1973, 7 pages.Undated Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: Handwritten notes regarding questions concerning a quotation from Kalmbach’s statement, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: Document entitled “Kalmbach,” with the number 5320 at the beginning of the first line of text, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: Typewritten notes regarding questions concerning a quotation from Kalmbach’s statement, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 7. Herbert Kalmbach: The Washington Star article, “The Covert Collector,” February 2, 1972, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Kalmbach and Ehrlichman, April 19, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Letter, Ervin to the President, regarding Ervin’s request for Committee access to White House documents and tapes, July 17, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Letter, Ervin to the President, regarding a “For the President’s Eyes Only” envelope, July 17, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Note regarding the Tower- Fannin amendment to the Minimum Wage Bill, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: List of five telephone conversations between various White House staff members, Pat Gray and Mike Wallace, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Document entitled “Election 1972: State Presidential, Senate, Governor, House Returns,” November 11, 1972, 9 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Kalmbach opening statement before the Committee, undated, 15 pages. Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Resume of James H. O’Connor, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Statement by Kalmbach, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: A list of questions to be asked of Kalmbach, proposed by Lloyd Shearer, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Interview of Kalmbach , May 2, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Document entitled “John Dean on Kalmbach,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Questions to be asked of Kalmbach, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: A summary of an interview of Kalmbach, April 28, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: American Bar Association, Code of Professional Responsibility, Canon 9, A Lawyer Should Avoid Even the Appearance of Professional Impropriety, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: American Bar Association, Code of Professional Responsibility, Canon 1, A Lawyer Should Assist in Maintaining the Integrity and Competence of the Legal Profession, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: The New York Times article, “Nixon Remarks on Executive Privilege,” March 13, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Weicker handwritten notes regarding questions for Kalmbach, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Handwritten notes regarding a supplemental question to Shure’s questions for Kalmbach, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Handwritten notes regarding conversations and meetings between the President and White House staff members, Mitchell’s knowledge of 1968 surplus funds, and funds for defendants and attorneys, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Handwritten notes regarding the Internal Security Division, undated, 3 pages, with two similar pages and a list of questions, beginning with number 8, attached, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: A Biographical Profile, Herbert W. Kalmbach, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Letter, Shultz to Ervin, regarding an enclosed letter concerning Secret Service testimony to Congressional Committee, July 17, 1973, 1 page, with a letter from Nixon to Shultz attached, July 16, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Handwritten note to Senator Weicker regarding the Johnson Administration taping system, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Handwritten note regarding Knapp, Kalmbach and Haldeman, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Herbert Kalmbach, Lowell Weicker Copy: Handwritten notes, numbered 1 – 3, regarding listening devices on the President’s phones, undated, 1 pageUndated Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: A summary of Kehrli’s White House employment and the White House organization being the focus of his testimony, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: Sgt. Paul Leper: Synopsis of his statement, synopsis of information from sources other than his Committee statement, suggested area of inquiry and allegations involving other persons, undated, 5 pages.1972 Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: Memo, Malek for Magruder, regarding “Coordinating Functions for the Campaign Organization,” February 9, 1972, 3 pages.Undated Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: White House Organization Chart, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: A sample memo regarding the structure of all memoranda “addressed to members of” the White House staff, January 17, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: Weicker handwritten notes regarding two questions for Kehrli, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: Handwritten notes regarding three questions for Kehrli, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 9. Bruce Kehrli: Handwritten notes regarding a question concerning the President’s telephone conversations and meetings, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Keane to Weicker, regarding the Kent State shooting and Terry Norman, June 10, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Garment to Keane, regarding convening a federal Grand Jury to investigate possible crimes committed at Kent State, May 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Engdahl to Ervin, et al., regarding the “Saxbe Nomination and Kent State Investigation,” November 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Pottinger to Herrema, regarding borrowed materials on Kent State, November 19, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, Louis Schroeder, et al, v. Robert H. Bork, Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Renewal of Request for Immediate Hearing, Case No. 73-1265, November 2, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Memo, Engdahl to Pottinger and Murphy, regarding “Kent State Investigation: Culpability of former Ohio Governor Rhodes and Generals Del Corso and Canterbury, chiefly under 18 U.S.C., Section 242,” October 3, 1973, 15 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Sindell to Senator Eastland, et al., regarding presenting the injured and the families of the students killed at Kent State, November 1, 1973, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Keane and Rambo to Kennedy, regarding the petitioning for a federal grand jury investigation of the Kent State shootings, November 8, 1973, 3 page. 1971 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Saxbe to Keane, regarding a federal grand jury investigation of the Kent State shootings, November 29, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Adams to Kaufman, regarding a proposal that Saxbe disqualify himself from the Kent State shootings investigation, November 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Saxbe to Gage, regarding a Congressional inquiry into the Kent State shootings, January 15, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Handwritten notes regarding the identity of the Kent State sniper, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “Saxbe Not Certain of KSU Action,” November 1, 1973; The Plain Dealer article, “Saxbe likely will enlist Ohio staffers,” November 2, 1973; The Cincinnati Enquirer article, “Kent Case to Close,” November 2, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Pittsburgh Press article, “Kent Victim’s Dad Opposes Saxbe Okay,” November 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Chicago Sun-Tribune article, “Saxbe might halt Kent State probe,” November 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer article, “Saxbe faces tough grilling on Watergate,” November 2, 1973, 2 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Christian Century article, “Saxbe and Kent State,” November 14, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “Saxbe’s KSU Remarks Stir Hornet’s Nest,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer article, “ACLU wants Saxbe out of KSU probe,” November 4, 1973; The Akron Beacon Journal article, “ACLU: Bar Saxbe From KSU Probe,” November 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer articles, “Kent probe should continue,” November 3, 1973 and “Would weigh evidence on KSU, Saxbe says,” November 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Wall Street Journal article, “Ohio’s Sen. Saxbe Say He’s Nixon Choice to Put Justice Agency Back on its Feet,” November 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “Saxbe: Nixon Told Me His Watergate Actions Were Honorable,” November 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “KSU Probe Shouldn’t Stop,” November 6, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer article, “Saxbe denies advocating Nixon tapes’ destruction,” November 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “Students at Kent State Fight Saxbe Move,” November 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “Parents of KSU Victims Rap Saxbe,” November 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal cartoon, November 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Akron Beacon Journal article, “KSU Probe Denied, Nixon Rapped,” May 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer article, “Kent probe should continue,” November 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer article, “Ohio skeletons rattled softly in Saxbe’s closet,” November 4, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Plain Dealer article, “Would weigh evidence on KSU, Saxbe says,” November 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The New York Times article, “Testimony on Special-Prosecutor Bills is Expected to Delay Hearings on Saxbe,” November 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Chicago Sun Times article, “Democrats place big ‘if’ on Saxbe nomination,” November 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Article from an unidentified newspaper, “Terry Norman: unsolved mystery,” May 4, 1973, 1 page. 1972 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Gage and Gordon to Saxbe, regarding the proposed hearings into the Kent State shootings, December 19, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: The Chicago Sun Times article, “Democrats place big ‘if’ on Saxbe nomination,” November 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Report, “The Kent State Cover-Up,” by Bill Gordon, May 30, 1973, 34 pages.Undated Folder 10. Kent State Shootings: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Kent State, numbered I – X, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 11. Ken Khachigian: Memo, Sheketoff to Field, regarding “References to Khachigian,” September 26, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Memo, Dean for the Vice President, regarding “Personal Papers,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Letter, McPhee to Dean, regarding “an edited and revised proposed comment for the IRS,” December 15, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Report entitled “Political Parties, Committees and Funds Should Not be Subjected to Federal Income Tax, Absent a Congressional Decision to that Effect,” undated, 19 pages.1972 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Memo, Higby for Ehrlichman and Dean, regarding “Central File System,” March 13, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Memo, Dean and Kehrli for Haldeman, regarding the “Central Files,” March 17, 1972, 9 pages.Undated Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Table of Contents for the control and inventories of Pre- Presidential and Presidential papers, Inventory of Pre-Presidential Papers, undated, 14 pages. 1972-1973 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Letter, Murrah to Colson, regarding Colson’s resumption of his law practice in 1973, December 12, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Letter, Colson to Murrah, regarding Colson’s proposed resignation from White House employment, December 18, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Memo, Colson for Dean, regarding Colson’s proposed resignation from White House employment, December 15, 1972, 4 pages.1973 Folder 12. Pete Kinsey: Handwritten notes, “Interview with Peter Kinsey,” October 24, 1973, 13 pages.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: “Draft Statement Before Senate Government Operations Committee,” undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: Document entitled “Access,” undated, 2 pages, with documents entitled “Italy” and “Kurds” attached, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: Document entitled “Henry Kissinger/David Young Connection,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: “Specific Projects as of August 10, 1971 & Who Has Action,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: “Typed notes of a portion of the CIA’s Pentagon Papers damage assessment dated July 8, 1971,” undated, 3 pages.1974 Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: A “CIA Employee Statement, January 17, 1974,” 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: Handwritten notes entitled “Leaks,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: Handwritten notes, “Are assassinations secrets?,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: Handwritten note regarding interfering in an election in a foreign country, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “Kissinger Threatens to Resign Unless Cleared in Phone Taps; Says His Credibility is at Issue,” June 12, 1974, 3 pages.1973 Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “Kissinger Threat Culminates Long Dispute,” June 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “F.B.I. Tied Tap Requests to Kissinger or Gen. Haig,” June 12, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “Transcript of Kissinger Statement and Answers to Questions at News Conference,” June 12, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 13. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “Senators Will Act: Panel will Review the Testimony Secretary Gave Last Fall,” June 12, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Witness Summary, Richard G. Kleindienst, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: A revised summary of Powell A. Moore’s testimony (for use in connection with other witnesses), undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Handwritten memo, Kleindienst to Peterson, regarding Kleindienst’s recusal, April 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Typewritten memo, Kleindienst to Peterson, regarding Kleindienst’s recusal, April 15, 1973, 1 page, with Weicker handwritten notes at the bottom of the page. 1972 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: A list of events and facts for June 20, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “Miscellaneous” that lists dates, events and individuals surrounding Watergate related issues, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “John Dean” that describes Dean’s and Kleindienst’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “L. Patrick Gray” that describes Gray’s and Kleindienst’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “Burning Tree” that describes the events surrounding the Watergate break-in and the proposed release of the Watergate burglars, undated, 2 pages.1972-1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Documents titled by date, June 19-20, 1972 through April, 1973, that describes Kleindienst’s involvement in and discussions with White House staff concerning Watergate related issues, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “Volume III of the Kleindienst Hearings,” lists six items used in Kleindienst’s testimony before the Committee, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding “additional information on Kleindienst,” August 3, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Typewritten notes regarding Kleindienst’s talks with Weicker, the Hunt files, Gray’s resignation and Sirica, undated, 3 pages.1972-1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Kleindienst Logs – 1972, Selected Entries and Kleindienst Logs – 1973, Selected Entries, undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Memo, Robeson to Thompson, regarding “references to Kleindienst in Gray’s Opening Statement,” August 2, 1973, 1 page, with Cross Reference to Kleindienst, Kleindienst updated through August 3 , Kleindienst update of morning of August 6 and Kleindienst update-August 6 afternoon attached, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Handwritten notes regarding questions to Kleindienst concerning events on March 21, 1973, undated, 1 page, with questions for Kleindienst concerning the Ellsberg case attached, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Handwritten notes regarding the Ellsberg break-in, undated, 1 page, with handwritten notes concerning “Dean Relationship” and Ehrlichman attached, undated, 2 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Kleindienst concerning Gray’s nomination and the taped telephone conversation between Kleindienst and Ehrlichman, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Handwritten notes regarding Kleindienst’s testimony, questions concerning Gray’s destruction of the Hunt documents, FBI 302’s and Kleindienst’s recusal, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Handwritten notes regarding the Grand Jury’s belief of Magruder’s story, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Typewritten note regarding Army spying on American citizens and whether any collected information was forwarded to the Internal Security Division or the White House, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “Facts that have been testified to, through direct or indirect knowledge, would indicate that the following crimes may have been committed,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Transcript of a conversation between Kleindienst and Ehrlichman, March 28, 1973, 5 pages.1972 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: The Philadelphia Inquirer article, “Kleindienst has much to be furtive about,” October 3, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: The Washington Post article, “Kleindienst on the Watergate Case,” September 24, 1972, 3 pages.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Liddy Told Kleindienst of McCord Role,” April 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: The Washington Post article, “Kleindienst Career Marked by Contrasts,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Typewritten note on a 5 x 8 card, Dick to the Senator, regarding trying to implicate Kleindienst, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: Document entitled “KLEINDIENST 5645,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Richard G. Kleindienst: The Washington Post article, “Kleindienst Disputes Several Points in Dean’s Story,” June 27, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: Biography of Egil Krogh, Jr., undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: Memo, Pankopf to Republican Members of the Committee, regarding the “Nomination Hearing on Egil Krogh, Jr. of Washington to be Under Secretary of Transportation,” January 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: Memo, Sutcliffe to Senator Magnuson and Members of the Committee, regarding “The nomination of Mr. Egil “Bud” Krogh to be Under Secretary of Transportation,” January 10, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: Document entitled “Richardson’s Notes from meeting with Krogh” (handwritten), May 1, 1973, 1 page. Undated Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: Document entitled “KROGH and YOUNG 5533,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: The Washington Post article, “Former Nixon Aide on Sudden Leave,” May 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: The Washington Post article, “Senate Committee Clears Krogh of Complicity in Watergate Case,” January 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: The Washington Post article, “Krogh Resigns at DOT Over Coast Burglary,” May 10, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: The Washington Post article, “Krogh’s 1969 Vow: ‘Destroy’ Nixon Foes,” May 11, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 15. Egil Krogh, Jr.: An Associated Press wire article, “Hunt, Liddy Exceeded Orders, Krogh Says,” undated, 1 page.Box 1663Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Statement of Fred C. LaRue before the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Digest of Interview of Fred LaRue on May 9, 1973,” 3 pages, with a chart showing the funds for the Watergate defendants and a “Digest of Interview of Fred LaRue, July 9, 1973” attached, May 9, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Document entitled “Frederick LaRue,” interview by Wickens, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Summary on Fred LaRue,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Cross References to LaRue,” undated, 6 pages. Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Questions for Fred LaRue,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Questions for LaRue,” undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Magruder on LaRue,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Stans on LaRue,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “John Dean on Fred LaRue,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Sloan on LaRue,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Kalmbach on LaRue,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “Mardian (Interview) on LaRue,” undated, 2 page.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Document entitled “LaRue, Mardian,” with the number 5745 at the beginning of the first line of text, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Handwritten and typewritten notes regarding LaRue’s relationship with Mitchell, June 19-22 and 30 events and meetings, a LaRue/Mardian telephone call and $113,000, undated, 15 pages.1972-1973 Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: “LaRue Cash Transactions July 1972 to March 1973,” 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Biographical information on LaRue, undated, 1 page, with references to LaRue attached, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Handwritten notes regarding the distribution of funds, the Internal Security Division, a Key Biscayne meeting, Ulasewicz, Kalmbach and Dean’s promise of money, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the distribution of funds and a question for LaRue, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: Articles from unidentified newspapers, “Frederick C. LaRue” and “Frederick LaRue,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: The Washington Post article, “Aides Say Colson Approved Bugging,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Aide Got $70,000 of Bug Fund,” April 11, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Frederick LaRue: The Washington Post article, “LaRue: Bringing Dixie Home to Nixon,” November 3, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Victor Lasky: Memo, Wickens to Senator Weicker, regarding a $20,000 payment to Lasky, June 22, 1973, 1 page.1970 Folder 2. Victor Lasky: Memo, Haldeman for Buchanan et al., regarding using Lasky to write columns for the White House, December 1, 1970, 1 page (Exhibit No. 168).1970 Folder 2. Victor Lasky: Memo, Magruder to Haldeman, regarding the writing of telegrams, letters, statements and columns favorable to the White House, December 11, 1970, 2 pages (Exhibit No. 169).1974 Folder 2. Victor Lasky: The New York Times article, “Editorial Unit asks an Inquiry of Lasky,” April 26, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Victor Lasky: The Washington Star-News article, “Victor Lasky, a Ghost Haunted by Book Furor,” October 21, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Harding Lawrence: Harding L. Lawrence Biography, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, No. 74-1258, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al. v. Richard M. Nixon, Order requesting the Committee to file a supplemental memorandum advising “the Court of the current sense of the Select Committee as to whether it has a present sense of need for the materials subpoenaed,” May 2, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: Note, Hamilton to the Senator, regarding a case brought by several Hughes employees with several motions attached in the case of Richard Danner, et al. vs. the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities et al., United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, June 14, 1974, 8 pages.1974 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: Memo, Hamilton to the Senator, regarding an attached memorandum to be filed in the Court of Appeals, May 6, 1974, 1 page, with the “Appellants’ Supplemental Memorandum in Response to this Court’s Order of May 2, 1974,” The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, No. 74-1258 attached, 9 pages.Undated Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, No. 1593-73, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al. v. Richard M. Nixon, Supplementary Memorandum in Support of Plaintiffs’ Motion for Summary Judgment, undated, 30 pages.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, No. 1593-73, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Answer to “the complaint files in above-styled cause,” August 29, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, No. 1593-73, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Order and Opinion, October 17, 1973, 19 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Misc. No. 47-73, Order for the White House to produce “the subpoenaed documents or objects which have not heretofore been produced to the grand jury,” August 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Misc. No. 47-73, Opinion “in re Grand Jury Subpoena Duces Tecum issued to Richard M. Nixon, or any subordinate officer, official or employee with custody or control of certain documents or objects,” August 29, 1973, 23 pages.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, No. 1593-73, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, Affidavit of Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., September 17, 1973, 4 pages, with a New Republic article and a Certificate of Service attached, June 23, 1973 and September 18, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: Memo, Hamilton to the Senator, regarding arguments before Judge Sirica, undated, 1 page, with the Plaintiff’s Reply Memorandum in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment, United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, No. 1593-73 attached, September 28, 1973, 30 pages.1974 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: Memo, Hamilton to the Senator, regarding a filing in response to the President’s opposition to the Committee’s request for expedition, March 1, 1974, 1 page, with “Appellants’ Supplemental Memorandum in Support of Expedited Briefing and Argument Schedule,” United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, No. 74-1258 attached, March 1, 1974, 4 pages.1974 Folder 4. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, Reply to Defendant’s Response to Plaintiffs’ Memorandum on Remand, No. 1593-73, January 21, 1974, 13 pages. 1974 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: News Release, Watergate Special Prosecution Force, Indictments handed down by a Federal Grand Jury, March 1, 1974, 2 pages, with the Grand Jury Indictment, United States of America v. John N. Mitchell, et al, attached, undated, 50 pages.1974 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, Plaintiffs’ Memorandum on Remand, No. 1593-73, January 7, 1974, 33 pages.1973 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, Amendment to Complaint, August 9, 1973, 3 pages, with Public Law 93-190 and S. Res. 194 attached, January 3, 1973 and November 7, 1973, 4 pages.1974 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: Memo, Hamilton to the Senator, regarding an attached brief, March 29, 1974, 1 page, with the Reply Brief of Appellants, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, No. 74-1258 attached, April 2, 1974, 32 pages (page 2 of the brief is not included).1973 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: Exhibit C, United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: Exhibit D, United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: Exhibit E, Nixon to Ervin, regarding the subpoenas issued by Ervin on behalf of the Select Committee, July 25, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: Exhibit F, Nixon to Ervin, regarding the Select Committee’s request for Presidential testimony and documents, and the President’s explanations for not complying to the request, July 6, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 2: Exhibit G, Nixon to Ervin, regarding the President’s explanations for denying access to Presidential tape recordings, July 23, 1973, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 6. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 3: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Decided May 23, 1974, Appeal of the Select Committee subpoena for White House production of five taped conversations between the President and his former Counsel, John W. Dean, III, 16 pages.1973 Folder 6. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 3: Memorandum of Law, The Congressional Contempt Power, November 16, 1973, 28 pages.Undated Folder 6. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 3: A portion of Haldeman’s statement before the Select Committee, 10 pages.1963 Folder 6. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 3: Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Los Angeles, Democratic State Central Committee, et al, vs. the Committee for the Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, Deposition of H. Robert [sic] Haldeman, September 5, 1963, 81 pages (two pages appear to be missing).1974 Folder 6. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 3: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Berlin Democratic Club v. James R. Schlesinger, et al., a civil action “for declaratory and injunctive relief and money damages” arising from complainants claims “of physical and electronic surveillance by the defendants and their agents,” April 1974, 26 pages.1973 Folder 6. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 3: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Motion for Expedited Briefing and Argument Schedule and Suggestion for Hearing En Banc, No. 73-2086, December 18, 1973, 10 pages, with Public Law 93-190 and S. Res. 194 attached, January 3, 1973 and November 7, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 7. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 4: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al. v. Richard M. Nixon, Motion for Summary Judgment, No. 1593-73, undated, 2 pages; Order in the same action for “the plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment be and is granted,” undated, 2 pages; Statement of Material Facts as to Which There is no Genuine Issue, undated, 16 pages; Exhibit 121 – Memo, Colson for Haldeman, regarding ITT, March 30, 1972, 5 pages; Letter, Strickler to Ervin, regarding Haldeman’s knowledge of Presidential taped conversations, August 10, 1973, 2 pages; Exhibit 113 – Letter, Buzhardt to Wilson, regarding the President’s waiver of executive privilege for Haldeman’s testimony before the Committee, July 30, 1973, 1 page; Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment, undated, 40 pages; A Historical Appendix concerning “examples involving charges of criminal wrongdoing and corruption in the Executive Branch,” undated, 11 pages; Affidavit of Stephen W. Stathis, August 28, 1973, 1 page; Opinion of Attorney General William Wert, January 13, 1818, 4 pages; Certificate of Service, August 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 4: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Brief of Richard M. Nixon in Opposition to Plaintiffs’ Motion for Summary Judgment, No. 1593-73, September 24, 1973, 74 pages.1974 Folder 7. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 4: United State District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Plaintiffs’ Observations on the President’s Letter and the Special Prosecutor’s Memorandum, No. 1593- 73, February 7, 1974, 7 pages.1974 Folder 7. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 4: Memo, Dash to Ervin, et al., regarding an attached motion to be filed in the Court of Appeals, February 21, 1974, 1 page, with Motion to Set Expedited Briefing and Argument Schedule and Suggestion that Hearing be En Banc, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, No. 74-1258, February 21, 1974, 4 pages.1974 Folder 7. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 4: Memo, Hamilton to the Senator, regarding the filing of a brief, February 21, 1974, 1 page, with the Brief of Appellants, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, No. 74-1258, February 21, 1974, 42 pages.Box 16641974 Folder 1. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 5: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Reply to Motion to Set Expedited Briefing and Argument Schedule and Suggestion that Hearing be En Banc, No. 74-1258, February 28, 1974, 6 pages.1973 Folder 1. Watergate Committee Lawsuits 5: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, Appeal from the District Court of the District of Columbia, Complaint for Declaratory Judgment, Mandatory Injunction and Mandamus, undated, 13 pages; Exhibit A - S. Res. 60, February 7, 1973, 14 pages; Exhibit B – S. Res. 262, undated, 1 page; Exhibit C – United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 3 pages; Exhibit D – United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 5 pages; Exhibit E – Letter, Nixon to Ervin, regarding the President’s refusal to produce Presidential taped conversations, July 25, 1973, 2 pages; Exhibit F - Letter, Nixon to Ervin, regarding the President’s refusal to testify before and produce documents for the Committee, July 6, 1973, 4 pages; Exhibit G - Letter, Nixon to Ervin, regarding the President’s refusal to allow the Committee access to Presidential tape recordings, July 23, 1973, 2 pages; Exhibit H – Excerpts of sworn testimony of Dean and Haldeman before the Select Committee, undated, 29 pages; Exhibit I – Affidavit of Fred D. Thompson, August 9, 1973, 15 pages; Exhibit J – White House Press Release, Statement by the President, May 22, 1973, 8 pages; Exhibit K – Letter, Garment to Dean, regarding Dean’s release from attorney-client privilege during his testimony before the Select Committee, June 19, 1973, 1 page; Amendment to Complaint, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, January 7, 1974, 3 pages; Answer to Complaint, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, August 29, 1973, 6 pages; Amended Answer, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities v. Richard M. Nixon, undated, 4 pages; Motion for Summary Judgment, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, August 29, 1973, 2 pages; Statement of Material Facts as to Which There is No Genuine Issue, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, August 29, 1973, 16 pages; Memo, Colson to Haldeman, regarding ITT, March 30, 1972, 5 pages; Letter, Strickler to Ervin, regarding Haldeman’s knowledge of Presidential tape recordings, August 10, 1973, 2 pages; Letter, Buzhardt to Wilson, regarding the President’s waiver of executive privilege for Haldeman’s testimony before the Committee, July 30, 1973, 1 page; S. Res. 194, November 7, 1973, 3 pages; Public Law 93-190, January 3, 1973, 1 page; Order, remanding the case to the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, December 29, 1973, 1 page; Order, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, January 25, 1974, 2 pages; United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 3 pages; Order, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, January 25, 1974, 1 page; United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 3 pages; Order to quash the Select Committee’s subpoena, January 25, 1974, 1 page; United States of America, Congress of the United States, Subpoena Duces Tecum, July 23, 1973, 5 pages; Memorandum of the Special Prosecutor, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, February 6, 1974, 7 pages; Letter, St. Clair to Judge Gesell, regarding the Senate Select Committee, et al. v. Nixon, February 6, 1974, 1 page; Letter, Nixon to Judge Gesell, regarding a request for a personal response from the President concerning five taped conversations, February 6, 1974, 2 pages; Memorandum and Order, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, February 8, 1974, 7 pages; Letter, Nixon to Judge Gesell, regarding a request for a personal response from the President concerning five taped conversations, February 6, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. Sgt. Paul Leper: Synopsis of the statement of Sgt. Paul Leper, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. Sgt. Paul Leper: Sgt. Leper, “Suggested Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 2. Sgt. Paul Leper: Sgt. Leper, “Allegations Involving Other Persons,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Sgt. Paul Leper: Sgt. Paul Leper, “Synopsis of Information from Sources Other than Committee Statement,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Sgt. Paul Leper: Handwritten notes regarding the time spent on a balcony and the arrest of the Watergate burglars, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Sgt. Paul Leper: Weicker handwritten notes regarding time spent on a balcony and the apprehension of the Watergate defendants, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: Witness Summary of G. Gordon Liddy, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: G. Gordon Liddy Summary, a chronology of Liddy’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: Document entitled “George Gordon Liddy,” a chronology of Liddy’s professional life, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: Biographical information, G. Gordon Liddy, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: Liddy references, listed by dates, sub facts and sources, undated, 8 pages.1973 Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The Washington Post article, “Liddy Indicated He Reported to ‘Others,’ Witness Says,” January 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The New York Times article, “Flamboyant Watergate Defendant,” February 1, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The Washington Post article, “Liddy Sought to Buy Pistol ‘Arsenal’,” April 25, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The Washington Post article, “Ex-White House Aide Told to Testify,” July 27, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “GOP Said Liddy Had OK to Use ‘Security Funds’,” August 18, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The Washington Post article, “GOP Aide Says Funds Used to Study Radicals,” August 13, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: The New York Times article, “Sketches of 2 Named in Watergate,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: Article from an unidentified newspaper regarding G. Gordon Liddy, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: A chronological summary of Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. G. Gordon Liddy: Witness List for the Committee hearings, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Lobby Disclosure: Letter, Cohen to Fields, regarding Cohen’s forwarding of materials on lobby disclosure and anti-secrecy, April 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Lobby Disclosure: Lobby Disclosure I, Lobby pressure in the passage of the Regional Rail Reorganization Act of 1973, March 20, 1974, 12 pages.1974 Folder 4. Lobby Disclosure: Lobby Disclosure II, regarding the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act, March 27, 1974, 13 pages. Undated Folder 4. Lobby Disclosure: Report produced by Common Cause, The Public Disclosure of Lobbying Act, undated, 30 pages.Undated Folder 4. Lobby Disclosure: Report produced by Common Cause, FEA Regulation on Lobbying, undated, 15 pages.Undated Folder 5. Lowell Weicker – List of Crimes: A portion of John Dean’s testimony before the Select Committee in which Weicker speaks to illegal and unconstitutional acts committed by White House and CRP staff, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Lowell Weicker – Popularity Polls: A poll conducted by an unknown group, “Connecticut Study,” undated, 97 pages.1973 Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: H. R. 18 – “To provide for the selection of candidates for President. . .in a national presidential primary election, and for the election of a President and a Vice President by direct vote of the people,” January 3, 1973, 9 pages.1973 Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: H. R. 90 – “To coordinate State preferential primary elections for the nomination of candidates for the office of President,” January 3, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: H. J. Res. 557 – “Proposing an amendment to the Constitution relating to the nomination of individuals for election to the offices of the President and Vice President,” May 15, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: H. R. 1245 – “To regulate State presidential primary elections,” January 3, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: S. 2391 – “To provide for the regulation of the process by which the people of the United States select the President and Vice President by establishing a series of five regional primary elections at which the people may express their preference for the nomination of an individual for election to the office of President,” September 7, 1973, 15 pages. 1973 Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Congressional Research Service, “Constitutional Authority for a National Presidential Primary Election,” March 28, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: IV. Recommendations – Handwritten notes regarding nominations for federal elective office, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: IV. Recommendations, page 126, regarding the powers of the executive, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: “Recommendations” – Handwritten notes regarding recommendations for the U.S. Constitution, Government and political system, undated, 2 pages, with a typewritten page containing recommendations for the executive branch of the U. S. Government, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Handwritten and typewritten notes regarding legislative recommendations, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendations for the “Executive: General Powers and Duties,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Senator Ervin’s Recommendations, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendations concerning “The Executive,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Typewritten notes regarding recommendations for the use of executive privilege, wiretapping, IRS regulation and the interception of written communications, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A)(1) regarding the executive branch of the U. S. Government, undated, 5 pages. Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A) (2) regarding special agencies of the executive, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A) (3) regarding White House organization, undated, 1 page, with recommendation I (A) (4), “Delegation of routine functions to White House staff” attached, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A) (5) regarding “prohibiting presidential assistants from interference in executive branch,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A) (6) regarding “discouraging executive office involvement in specific cases before the federal agencies and departments,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A) (7) regarding “inter-governmental policy recommendations,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Recommendation I (A) (8) regarding “congressional approval of all presidential rules,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: Typewritten notes compiled from news articles regarding various subjects, i.e. Campaign laws, health programs, licensees of private TV and general media, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Lowell Weicker – Recommendations: “Recommendations” regarding domestic electronic surveillance, executive privilege and federal candidates and office holders, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Documents “concerning the organization and activities of the Activist Organizations Committee, established within the IRS at the request of the White House,” undated, 1 page, with a memo dated August 14, 1970, handwritten notes on exhibit 1, an IRS letter dated July 18, 1969, handwritten notes on exhibit 2 and an IRS memo dated July 24, 1969 attached, 8 pages. 1969 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 3 – Handwritten notes concerning the Activist Organizations Committee, undated, 1 page, with a memo from Paul Wright attached, August 20, 1969, 3 pages.1969 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 4 – Handwritten notes regarding a status report from Paul Wright, undated, 1 page, with a memo entitled “A/O Committee Operations attached, October 23, 1969, 2 pages.1969 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 5 – Handwritten notes regarding an IRS request for intelligence information from Col. Cole, USAF, undated, 1 page, with a letter to Col. Cole attached, December 4, 1969, 1 page.1969 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 6 – Handwritten notes regarding an internal IRS memo, undated, 1 page, with a memo from Bacon attached, November 24, 1969, 2 pages.1970 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 7 – Handwritten notes regarding an IRS request for intelligence data from the U.S. Secret Service, undated, 1 page, with a letter to the Secret Service attached, January 26, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 8 – Handwritten notes regarding the 1970 Domestic Intelligence Plan, undated, 2 pages, with the approval memo attached at page 2.1970 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 9 – Handwritten notes regarding the follow-up of the Huston Plan, undated, 1 page, with three memos on the “Special Service Group” attached, August and September, 1970, 3 pages.1971 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 10 – Handwritten notes regarding an informal arrangement between the IRS and the Justice Department to share intelligence data, undated, 1 page, with two memos for the file detailing the arrangement between the IRS and Justice attached, March and April, 1971, 4 pages.1972 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 11 – Handwritten notes regarding an internal report on the Special Service Staff, undated, 1 page, with a letter and a memo detailing the work of the Special Service Staff and the disclosure of information to the Justice Department attached, August 16, 1972, 7 pages.1973 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 12 – Handwritten notes regarding a status report on the Special Services Staff, undated, 1 page, with an internal IRS memo attached, January 12, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding the dismantling of the Special Services Staff, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding the IRS investigation of the transfer of $100,000 from Howard Hughes to Rebozo, undated, 1 page, with two news articles from The St. Louis Post-Dispatch attached, April 19 and 24, 1974, 4 pages.1974 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding documentation presented by Weicker and the Commissioner of the IRS, undated, 1 page, with correspondence between Sam Ervin and Donald Alexander attached, April 12 and May 24, 1974, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding testimony of the Commissioner of the IRS before the Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure, undated, 2 pages, with a Washington Post article and Alexander’s statement before the subcommittee attached, August 1, 1974 and undated, 13 pages.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding Hope Eastman’s (ACLU) testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee, undated, 1 page, with Eastman’s statement attached, undated, 2 pages.1974 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding legislating tighter restrictions on access to IRS records, undated, 1 page, with three news articles attached, July 19, 23 and 24, 1974, 3 pages. 1974 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Letter, Kennedy to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s appearance before a hearing to be held by the Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, the Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure and the Subcommittee on Surveillance, March 25, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding evidence from the Watergate Committee, surveillance, military spying and a list of surveillance abuses of power, undated, 2 pages.1974 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: “Statement by Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr. before the Judiciary Subcommittee of Administrative Practice and Procedure, the Foreign Relations Subcommittee of Surveillance, and the Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights,” April 8, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 1 - Handwritten notes regarding exhibits 1-7 concerning the IRS, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 2 – Handwritten notes regarding the operations of the Activist Organizations Committee and 1970 Domestic Intelligence Plan or the “Huston Plan,” undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Exhibit 8 – Handwritten notes regarding military spying, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes on an unnumbered exhibit concerning White House activities and Kraft wiretap, undated, 1 page, with the John Ragan interview attached, September 21, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes on an unnumbered exhibit concerning FBI wiretaps, undated, 1 page, with the handwritten interview of Chick Brennan attached, June 13, 1973, 13 pages. Undated Folder 8. Lowell Weicker Testimony on Warrantless Wiretaps and Electronic Surveillance: Handwritten notes regarding a constitutional amendment on presidential primaries, undated, 3 pages. 1972 Folder 9. 3-M Supplement: Memo, Schaller to Opstad, regarding a request for financial assistance to Wilbur Mills’ Presidetial campaign, June 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 9. 3-M Supplement: Memo, Schaller to Opstad and Bennett, regarding three fundraising events in April 1972, March 16, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. 3-M Supplement: Handwritten note regarding “pay FCRP $30,000,” undated, 1 page.1967-1969 Folder 9. 3-M Supplement: Copies of checks and accounts payable records from 3M, 1967-1969, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Witness Summary, Clark MacGregor, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Statement by Clark MacGregor, Campaign Director, Committee for the Re-Election of the President,” September 15, 1972, 1 page, with a “Statement by Clark MacGregor attached, undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Note by Devan Shumway regarding a distributed MacGregor memorandum, October 13, 1972, 1 page, with the memorandum entitled “Violence Directed at the Nixon Campaign” attached, October 13, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Statement by Clark MacGregor, Campaign Director,” October 19, 1972, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Gray Public Testimony,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Report by Special Subcommittee on Intelligence on its Inquiry into the Alleged Involvement of the Central Intelligence Agency in the Watergate and Ellsberg Matters,” undated, 12 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Handwritten notes from the President’s Daily Diary, meetings involving MacGregor, Ehrlichman, Haldeman, Colson or Magruder, undated, 5 pages.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Copies of day planner pages for June 22, 28 and 29, 1972, 3 pages (creator unidentified).1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Document entitled “I. Relationship with White House and H.R. Haldeman,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: MacGregor Interview, October 30, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “General Areas of Questioning” for MacGregor, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Clark MacGregor,” October 29, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Summaries of Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman interviews, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: A chronological listing of MacGregor meetings, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Document entitled “MacGregor,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Transcript of a telephone conversation between MacGregor and Ehrlichman, undated, 4 pages. Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: MacGregor “significant contacts of Mitchell,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Portions of Mardian’s testimony, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Typewritten note regarding two questions for MacGregor, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Short “Statement of Clark MacGregor – November 1, 1973,” 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Address by the President on Nationwide Radio and Television,” April 30, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Press Conference No. 32 of the President of the United States,” August 22, 1973, 19 pages.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Presidential Documents: Richard Nixon, 1973, “The President’s News Conference of August 22, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: “Press Conference No. 33 of the President of the United States,” September 5, 1973, 14 pages.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Presidential Documents: Richard Nixon, 1973, “The President’s News Conference of October 3, 1973,” 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Weicker handwritten notes regarding MacGregor, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Handwritten notes regarding Gray’s telephone call, Ehrlichman’s possible perjury and Mitchell’s schedule, undated, 5 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Handwritten notes regarding interview with Fred Malek, June 15, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: Handwritten notes regarding MacGregor’s appointment as Campaign Director, Gray’s telephone call, Mardian, MacGregor’s memo of October 13, 1972, MacGregor’s press conference, U.S. Attorney and U.S. Marshalls, undated, 5 pages (appears to be missing the first page).1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Washington Post article, “GOP Hits Post for ‘Hearsay’,” January 17, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The New York Times article, “Aides of Nixon Denounce Disruption-Tactic Charges,” October 17, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Chicago Tribune article, “Ziegler Hits Political Sabotage Charges,” October 17, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Baltimore Sun article, “GOP blasts 2 reports of political spies,” October 17, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Washington Post article, “Testimony Ties Top Nixon Aide to Secret Fund,” October 25, 1972, 2 pages1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Washington Post article, “White House Denies Story on Haldeman,” October 28, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: An article from unidentified newspaper, “Nixon Aides’ Memories Differ,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The New York Daily News article, “MacGregor: Scrapped Dean’s Paper,” April 25, 1973, 1 page. 1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Evening Star article, “No One High Up Involved in Bugging, MacGregor Says,” July 5, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “MacGregor Admits GOP Has a Special Fund,” January 27, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Washington Post article, “Gray, MacGregor in Dispute Over Watergate Warning,” August 14, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: The Washington Post article, “Clark MacGregor’s Statement on the Washington Post,” October 16, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Clark MacGregor: S. 1189, A Bill, “To promote fair, understandable, and enforceable regulations for nomination and election to Federal office, by limiting the collection and expenditure of funds, and by simplifying reporting regulations,” March 13, 1973, 7 pages.Box 1665Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Magruder biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Document entitled “Jeb Stuart Magruder,” biographical data and White House employment history, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: List of dates detailing Magruder’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: “Possible Areas of Inquiry Re: Magruder,” undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: “Areas of inquiry Re Magruder,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: “Summary of Testimony of Jeb Stuart Magruder in Executive Session on June 12, 1973,” undated, 10 pages.1972 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding an attached memorandum concerning a question about Weicker, February 9, 1972, 1 page, with memo, Rietz to Magruder, regarding Senator Weicker attached, February 9, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: “Excerpts of Magruder’s Statement to Committee,” undated, 27 pages (several pages contain handwritten notes).1971 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding a Commerce Department discretionary fund, July 28, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: “Statements of Others About Magruder,” undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: List of events about and questions for Magruder, list of questions for Dean, conflicts in Dean’s and Magruder’s testimonies on diaries and Magruder’s knowledge of Dean’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 13 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: A chronology of Magruder’s involvement in Watergate related issues, by sub fact and source, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Memo, Wickens to Senator Weicker, regarding a $20,000 payment to Victor Lasky, June 22, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Document entitled “MAGRUDER 5690” regarding Mrs. Magruder’s belief that her husband would be indicted, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Weicker handwritten notes regarding psychology of illegal activity and CRP, undated, 1 page . 1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, In the matter of the application of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Supplementary Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Application for Order Conferring Immunity Upon and Compelling Testimony and Production of Information from Jeb Stuart Magruder, May 31, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, In the matter of the application of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Application for Order Conferring Immunity Upon and Compelling Testimony and Production of Information from Jeb Stuart Magruder,” May 18, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, In the matter of the application of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Application for Order Conferring Immunity Upon and Compelling Testimony and Production of Information from Jeb Stuart Magruder,” May 18, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, In the matter of the application of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Notice of Application for Order Conferring Immunity and Compelling Testimony of Witness, May 7, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: United States District Court of the District of Columbia, In the matter of the application of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Order Conferring Immunity Upon and Compelling Testimony and Production of Information from Jeb Stuart Magruder, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: United States District Court of the District of Columbia, Application of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Opinion on the conferring “use immunity” on Magruder and Dean, June 12, 1973 18 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Magruder’s testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Handwritten notes, regarding Magruder’s testimony, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Handwritten notes listed 1-7 and a-n, regarding Magruder’s testimony and questions for Magruder, undated, 11 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Handwritten notes regarding Magruder testimony, a chronology of events and a strategy to question Magruder about them, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Handwritten notes, regarding Watergate events and questions for Magruder, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Magruder Quits U.S. Job, Gives No Explanation,” April 27, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Washington Post article, “Magruder Resigns U.S. Job,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Magruder Linked to Bugging,” October 23, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Washington Post article, “’Gemstone’ Drew Watergate Noose,” April 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Watergate Jurors Told of Fund,” January 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Washington Post article, “Security Story Questioned,” February 7, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Two articles from unidentified newspapers regarding Magruder, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: The Washington Post article, “Aides Say Colson Approved Bugging,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: Handwritten notes on 3 x 5 card, Magruder burning papers, undated, 2 pages1972 Folder 1. Jeb Stuart Magruder: A chronology of events surrounding the Watergate investigation, June 20 – July 27, 1972, 21 pages.1971 Folder 2. Magruder Press Documents: The Chicago Sun-Times article, “Panning Nixon with (Groucho) Marx,” October 2, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Magruder Press Documents: Advertisement for “Millhouse: A White Comedy,” from an unidentified newspaper, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 2. Magruder Press Documents: The New York Post article, “On Whom is the Joke!,” September 29, 1971, 2 pages.1971 Folder 2. Magruder Press Documents: The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Inc.,” Watch on Washington” by Clark Mollenhoff, April 24, 1971, 7 pages.1972 Folder 2. Magruder Press Documents: “An Intelligence Report: Frank A. Capell evaluates intelligence from both private and official sources in Washington and around the world,” June 7, 1972, 1 page (only one page of a multi-page article).1970 Folder 2. Magruder Press Documents: Memo, Haldeman for Magruder, regarding Haldeman’s suggestions for discrediting a Harris poll, July 9, 1970, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Frank Mankiewicz: Statement of Frank Mankiewicz, October 11, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 3. Frank Mankiewicz: Witness Summary of Frank Mankiewicz, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Mardian biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Witness Summary of Robert C. Mardian, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Statement of Robert C. Mardian, July 19, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: “Digest of Interview of Robert Mardian on June 1, 1973,” 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Handwritten notes of interview with Mardian, April 17, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: References to Mardian, a chronology of Mardian’s involvement in Watergate related issues and references to Mardian by source and transcript page number, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Lists of questions for Mardian, separated by subject: the 1970 Spy Plan, the Intelligence Evaluation Committee, Mardian as Assistant Attorney General and Mardian at CRP, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Typewritten notes regarding Mardians’ testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Memo, Weicker to Attorney General Elliot Richardson, regarding Weicker’s request for a list of those individuals “whose conversations were overheard through national security wiretaps during the first four years of the Nixon Administration,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: A list of court cases that the federal government lost due to governmental unlawful activity, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Handwritten notes regarding Mardian’s testimony and his involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 3 pages.1972 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Data Destruction Charged,” Septmeber 20, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Never any ‘Housecleaning’ of Files, Mardian Insists,” September 20, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: The Evening Star article, “New Name Enters Bugging Case,” August 21, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: The Evening Star article, “Suspect Sought Plans of Democrats’ Arena,” June 23, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: An article from an unidentified newspaper regarding Mardian, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “The Legality of Wiretapping the National Security Staff,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Handwritten note regarding Mardian’s work on legal ramifications of Watergate, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Typewritten note regarding a Committee request for a list of people that were wiretapped, January 1969 – November 1972, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Handwritten notes regarding a Mardian interview, April 17, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Handwritten notes regarding Mardian’s comment concerning the May Day arrests, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. Robert C. Mardian: Handwritten notes regarding Mardian’s participation in Watergate related matters, undated, 13 pages.1973 Folder 5. Kevin Maroney: “Digest of Interview of Kevin Maroney, May 30, 1973,” 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Kevin Maroney: Handwritten notes, Interview of Kevin Maroney, May 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Marumoto Testimony: Partial testimony of Mr. Marumoto before the Senate Select Committee, November 7, 1973, 7 pages. 1973 Folder 7. Masters: Memo, Liebengood to Thompson, regarding a “Telephone Conversation with Mr. Masters from Los Angeles,” September 7, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Louis P. Mastriana: “Statement of Louis P. Mastriana,” undated, 19 pages.Undated Folder 8. Louis P. Mastriana: Portions of Mastriana’s testimony before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, undated, 17 pages.Undated Folder 8. Louis P. Mastriana: Handwritten note from Camille Butler to Searle, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Alan May: “Interview with Alan May in the Presence of Senator Weicker and Bob Herrema on Wednesday, May 30, 1973,” 3 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: Interview of McCord, March 23, 24, April 13, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Areas of Inquiry” for McCord, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Summary of McCord Testimony Before Committee, March 28, 1973,” 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Summary of May 4, 1973 McCord Memo,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: McCord’s employment and military background, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Biographical notes on McCord, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: McCord biography, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Summary and questions regarding McCord’s participation in Watergate related events, undated, 11 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Chronological Summary of Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten notes regarding questions for McCord, undated, 9 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Statement of Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Chairman Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” April 12, 1973, 2 page. Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Biographical Information” on McCord, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Sanction of the Watergate Operation,” undated, 6 pages, with “Calls to Local Embassies” attached, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Questions for James McCord Regrading [sic] Survailance [sic] and Disruption of Vietnam Veterans and POW Family Members,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Report by McCord, “Political Pressure on the Writer to Accept Executive Clemency and Remain Silent,” undated, 10 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: “Question Areas for McCord – March 28, 1973,” 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “McCord’s Expenses,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: References to McCord, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: Memo, McCord to Sirica, regarding McCord’s revelation of facts that “may be of help to you in meting out justice in this case,” March 19, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: Letter, Ervin to Richey, regarding McCord’s appearance before the Select Committee and McCord’s deposition in O’Brien, et al. v. McCord, et al., April 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: Letter, Ervin to Richey, regarding McCord’s deposition in O’Brien, et al. v. McCord, et al, April 12, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Document entitled “James McCord,” a number 9 referring to a Secret Service agent, Al Wong and bugging equipment, undated, 1 page (appears to be one page of a larger document).Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten notes regarding questions for McCord during his testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 17 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten notes regarding questions for McCord during his testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: Letter, Weicker to Sirica, regarding Weicker’s request to be included in the meeting “at which Mr. McCord has indicated he will elaborate on the contents of his statement to you,” March 23, 1973, 2 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten notes regarding “Questions re: Attorney Gerald Alch,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Document entitled “December, 1972 Letter to John Caulfield,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten and typewritten notes regarding questions for McCord during his testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 18 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten notes regarding McCord’s testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: Copy of a “Memorandum of Call” regarding indictments handed down, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “McCord Arrest Sparked Mrs. Mitchell’s Outburst,” March 24, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Clemency Offer Reported,” April 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The New York Daily News article, “McCord Boast: He Can Prove Wide Bug Plot,” April 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Two Linked to McCord Security Squad,” October 22, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Text of McCord’s Letter,” April 23, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “Sensitive Radio Seen Bought by McCord,” December 23, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The New York Daily News article, “Ex-Cop Tell of Role in McCord’s Hiring,” April 10, 1973, 1 page, with handwritten letter attached, April 1, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The New York Times article, “McCord’s Bombshell,” March 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “McCord Links Mitchell to Records of Watergate Wiretaps,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post articles, “The Watergate and the White House” and “Time to Make a Public Accounting,” March 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “McCord Ties Others to Plot;,” March 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “McCord Charges Backed: Source Calls Allegations ‘Disturbing’,” March 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The New York Times article, “McCord Rejected Leniency Offers,” March 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The New York Daily News article, “Watergate Dam May Collapse in One Big Gush,” March 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “McCord Lists More Names in Watergate,” March 26, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “Magruder Denied Knowing of Watergate Under Oath,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Judge Rejects Ervin Bid,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: An article from an unidentified newspaper entitled “James W. McCord, Jr.,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. James W. McCord: Handwritten note regarding information on McCord from The Evening Star and Daily News, June 19, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. James W. McCord: “McCord’s Expenses,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Note, GB to Dick, regarding the nomination of William J. Casey as President of the Export -Import Bank, December 14, 1973, 1 page, with a New York Times article, “Casey’s Nomination Held up in Senate Over Role on I.T.T.,” December 14, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding the Select Committee hearings, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Letter, Elliston to Dick, regarding thanking Weicker for the interview he gave Olivier Todd, June 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Letter, Tait to McGowan, regarding thanking Weicker for an interview and notifying McGowan that the article containing the interview is to be published, May 14, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: A report, “Campaign Financing Proposals,” undated, 41 pages. 1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: The United States Senate, Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Testimony of Fred Buzhardt, April 10, 1974, 49 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: An untitled document regarding a conversation between Wickens and John Doherty and Doherty’s recollections of Mardian’s tenure with the Internal Security Division, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding McCord, Mardian and the Fielding deposition, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Memo to the files regarding questions and answers for and from Bruce Kehrli, May 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: “Summary of Hugh W. Sloan, Jr.,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Note with accompanying news article regarding the Nixon, Gray and Walters meeting, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding the possible resignation of the President, censure of the President, Colson “dirty tricks,” Caulfield and the Internal Security Division, undated, 3 pages.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Columbia Broadcasting System letters regarding Weicker’s “Bicentennial Minutes,” July-September, 1974, 7 pages.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Letter, Leslie to McGowan, regarding McGowan’s speaking engagement at Washington-Lee High School, January 16, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Letter, Tyler to McGowan, regarding McGowan’s talk with participants in the Citizenship Short Course of the 4-H Club, August 17, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Letter, Tyler to McGowan, regarding Tyler’s invitation to speak with participants in the Citizenship Short Course of the 4-H Club, July 18, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Sullivan, Mardian and the Internal Security Division, Dean, LaRue, Magruder, Haldeman and general Watergate investigation information, undated, 18 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: A portion of Fred Fielding’s deposition, undated, 4 pages.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: The Congressional Record, Kissinger’s statement before the Select Committee, June 13, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding CRP and the funding of a covert intelligence operation, Liddy, Mardian and general Watergate investigation information, undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: An Associated Press story regarding Caulfield’s secret testimony and his testimony before the Select Committee, May 28, 1974, 4 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: An article from Harper’s Magazine, “What if we Don’t Impeach Him?,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: A portion the Select Committee report, undated, 24 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: A questionnaire for members of AMPI, the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: FBI information – a photocopy of two cards listing addresses and telephone numbers of four FBI employees, undated, 1 page. 1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Letter, Hugh Scott to “Dear Colleague,” regarding Senate recommendations for Vice President of the United States, August 12, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten note to Senator Weicker regarding quotes from Talleyrand and Segretti, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Weicker handwritten note regarding a question to an unknown individual and McGovern becoming the Democratic Party candidate for President, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding Jaworsky, Gisell and Watergate related issues, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding Kevin T. Moroney, Goodwin and the Chicago 12 case, Viola Green and investigation of radicals, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Typewritten note regarding “Weicker maxims on Nixon,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding Dougherty, Goodwin and the IRS, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding corporate contributions, the Yeoman story, Ellsberg, Roger Mudd and Colby, undated, 8 pages.1974 Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding Rebozo and Haig, May 9, 1974, 5 pages. Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding campaign contributions, Rebozo, La Costa and Gurney’s Inn, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes documenting a chronology of Watergate events, particularly Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding the break-in of the Chilean Embassy, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding “Format for Hearings,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding Richard Pistell, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Typewritten card (photocopied) regarding Segretti telephone calls to Martin Douglas Kelly, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Richard McGowan Notes and Materials: Handwritten notes regarding “1960 – Erhlichman,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Document entitled “Sullivan,” background of Sullivan’s involvement in Watergate related issues and suggestions on how to deal with Sullivan, undated, 3 pages.1971 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Memo, Buchanan to Ehrlichman, regarding Project Ellsberg, July 8, 1971, 4 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: McGowan’s notes on Magruder, the secret policy operation, the Dean-Huston papers, and the Internal Security Division, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Report by McCord, “Political Pressure on the Writer to Accept Executive Clemency and Remain Silent,” undated, 9 pages.1973 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Interview with William Sullivan, October 7, 1973, 10 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Document entitled “Milk Fund Investigation,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Memo for Dick McGowan regarding “suggestions on proceeding with the Watergate investigation,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: “Interviews of Committee to Reelect the President Personnel,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: “Interviews of White House People,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: List of meetings and telephone conversations between L. Patrick Gray and John Dean, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Document entitled “James Walter McCord, Jr.,” outlines McCord’s involvement in Watergate related issues, undated, 11 pages (page one is missing).1972 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: A summary of the investigation conducted of the burglary of the Democratic Party National Headquarters, July 21, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: An untitled document that outlines L. Patrick Gray’s recollections concerning Chapin, Kalmbach and Segretti, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: A note to Senator Weicker describing the Nixon-Rebozo connection and Franklin DeBoer’s involvement, December 18, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Notes to “Dick” regarding a description of Thomas A. Pappas’ involvement in Watergate related issues, specifically foreign campaign contributions and lists names of individuals with possible connections to Pappas, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: A note, Dick to Searle, regarding two suggestions for legislative remedies for Watergate, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding F. Donald and Edward Nixon’s failure to appear for an Executive Session interview, May 13, 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding an interview of Rebozo, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten questions for either McCord or Mardian, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding McGovern, the Century Plaza Hotel in San Francisco, Humphrey, Lindsay, Muskie’s campaign manager (Greenbaum) and Sullivan’s surveillance activities, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Al Baldwin, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding issues to be brought forward in the questioning of McCord, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Malek, Ed Failor, and White House staff members connections to each other related to Watergate, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding the television ratings of the Select Committee hearing, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes regarding the President’s press conference, August 22, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: “James Walter McCord, Jr. and others, Burglary of the Democratic Party National Headquarters, Washington, D.C., June 17, 1972, Interception of Communications,” July 21, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: An untitled document regarding Liddy, Mardian, Gray and Goodwin’s Special Litigation Section, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten notes entitled “Charles Colson, 3661,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Richard McGowan Notes and Memos: Handwritten questions for an unknown witness, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Michael McMinoway: Preliminary Witness Summary for Michael W. McMinoway, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 13. Michael McMinoway: An untitled document, McMinoway describes his beginning in politics and his surveillance duties during the 1972 campaign, undated, 21 pages (several pages are difficult to read).Box 16661973 Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding the pending interviews of Haldeman and Ehrlichman, April 27, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding preparations for interviewing White House staff, April 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding the desired outcome of the interviews of White House staff, April 10, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding the Wright- Patman House Committee report, a GAO report and questioning of Haldeman, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding “New names of significance,” includes Powell Moore, Alexander Butterfield, Sally Harmony and Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding “Meeting w/ Weicker, approx. April 2,” McCord, Magruder, CRP, Liddy and the Watergate break-in, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Memo, Dash and Edmisten to All staff members of the Select Committee, regarding “Use of Security Room Files,” July 18, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding the Watergate break-in, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Meeting Memoranda: Handwritten notes regarding hierarchy of power at the White House and CRP, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Memo, Lieutenant Kirwin to Wilson, Chief of Police, regarding “Information requested by Senator Lowell P. Weicker,” June 5, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Letter, Alprin to Weicker, regarding the report written by Lieutenant Kirwin, June 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Letter, Wickens to Alprin, regarding Wickens appreciation for a prompt response to Weicker’s questions, June 8, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Memo from Binsted, Binsted’s statement in reference to an article which appeared in The Washington Post, Sunday, June 3, 1973, July 12, 1973, 23 pages.Undated Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Memo, Lieutenant Clark to Alprin, regarding an “interview with former Metropolitan Police Officer James D. Binsted,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Letter, Alprin to Wickens, regarding the statement of James Binsted, August 2, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: Handwritten notes regarding Binsted, a Union Station Post Office box, Alprin and questions arising from the Washington Post article, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Metropolitan Police Department: The Washington Post article, “How Agent 33 Found Career of Boredom in Intelligence,” June 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: The Washington Post article, “Army Admits West Germany Spy Activity,” July 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Army Snooping Review,” June 19, 1973, 1 page.1970 Folder 3. Military Spying: CPR National Journal, “Federal Civil Disturbance Intelligence Network,” June 20, 1970, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Typewritten notes to Wickens regarding military intelligence gathering political information on American citizens in West Berlin; information gathered on the group “Democrats for McGovern,” (after the 1972 election the name of the group changed to “Concerned Americans in Berlin”), June 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Letter, Yarrow to Where It’s At, regarding a request for information on the publication for the College of Charleston, May 31, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Report, Department of the Army, 66th Military Intelligence Group, regarding “Concerned Americans in Berlin,” May 25, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 3. Military Spying: Report on “Concerned Americans in Berlin, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit A – Background and principles of Concerned Americans in Berlin, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit B – Statement of Sp/4 John Michael McDougal, August 7, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit C – International Herald Tribune article, “GI is Accused by U.S. Army in German Wiretape [sic] Case,” August 6, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit D – Newsday article, “GI’s Struggle Over Army Spying,” September, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit E – Statement of John M. McDougal, 9 December 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit F – Intelligence Agent reports on Thomas Schwaetzer, July 11-12, 1973, 11 pages.Undated Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit G – Examiner News Services article, “Army Wiretaps Documented,” undated and The New York Times article, “Army Move Against Dissidents,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit H - Scripps –Howard News Service article, “Army had Overseas Political File,” August 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit I – Associated Press article, “New Army Spy Report,” August 13, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit J – Message regarding the “Gossner Mission,” undated, 5 pages.1971-1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit K – Message regarding Army dissidents and OPLAN 2-73, May 28, 1971 and undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit L – Department of the Army Military Intelligence, Counterdissidence Program, July 23, 1973, 14 pages.Undated Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit M – Memo, Crorby to Commanding Officers, All Units Assigned Berlin Brigade, Chiefs, All Staff Divisions, regarding “Persons Barred from U.S. Installations,” 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit N – The New York Times article, “Germans Expelling U.S. Student for Work on Anti-Army Paper,” September 13, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Military Spying: Exhibit O – Liberation News Service article, Title is unreadable, January 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Addenda, Alphabetical Summary, May 1, 1973, 18 pages.1973 Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Addenda, Chronological Summary, May 1, 1973, 15 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Robert H. Allen biographical information and references, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Ameretas biographical information, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Jack Anderson biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Dwayne Andreas biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Banco Internacional, SA biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Byron Beam biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Robert Benz biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Theodore F. Brill biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Douglas Caddy biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: John Campbell biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: John Caulfield biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Fran and Frank Carter, see Barker, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Data on CRP, undated, 4 pages. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Kenneth Dahlberg biographical information and references, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Joseph D’Alberto, see Sturgis, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Felipe De Diego biographical information and references, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Joseph Di Alberto, see Sturgis, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Peter Dixon, see Segretti, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Robert Dole biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: John Erhlichman biographical information and references, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Espionage Squad biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Edward Failer biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Fred Fielding biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Frank Fiorini, see Sturgis, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Harold Glasser biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Raoul Goboy, see Gonzales, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Virgilio, Gonzales biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Patricia Griffin biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Kenneth Griffith, see Segretti, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: H. R. Haldeman biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Edward Joseph Hamilton, see Sturgis, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Gary L. Hultquist biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Morton B. Jackson biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Bill Johnson, see Baldwin, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Bruce Kehrli biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Martin Joseph Kelly biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: George F. Leonard, see Liddy, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: William C. Liedtke biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Fernando Madrigal biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Frederic V. Malek biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: George McGovern biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: John Mitchell biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Maria Elena Barker Moffett biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Bill Mooney, see Segretti, undated, 1 page.Paul Morrison biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Robert R. Mullen Company biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Edmund Muskie biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Carlo Neal biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Roger Lee Nixt, see Segretti, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Ronaldo Pico biographical information and references, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Republic National Bank of Miami references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Michael Richardson biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pagesUndated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Kenneth Rietz biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Harry L. Sears biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Alex B. Shipley biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Special Operations Group (S.O.G.) biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Jack Stewart biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Roger Stone biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Charles Szihlik biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Timmons, see Segretti, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Unknown reference, undated, 1 page (individual who taped the latches to the Watergate basement doors).Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Gene or Jene Valdes, see Martinez, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Robert Vesco biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Earl Warren, see Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Ed Warren, see Hunt, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Edward J. Warren, see McCord, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Frank Wills biographical information and reference, undated 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Roy J. Winchester biographical information and references, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Alfred Wong biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: Eric Wuennenberg biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Miscellaneous Biographies: David Young biographical information and reference, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Memo, Rafferty to Wickens, regarding “Alleged abuse of Federal Grand Jury Process: Mitchell phone all (28 June 1973),” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Frain to Weicker, regarding an enclosed letter from Frain to Ervin concerning campaign contributions, June 15, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Webb to McGowan, regarding Webb’s candidacy for the United States Senate and possible payment to the advertising firm of Culberson, Heller & Norton to cease representing Mr. Webb, June 29, 1973, 4 pages.1971 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, United States of America vs. Mary Texas Hurt Garner, et al., Portion of the deposition of Aubrey J. Wagner, June 19, 1971, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Wagner to Allen, regarding the TVA bond issues sold on October 17, 1972 and January 16, 19, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Garner to Weicker, regarding an enclosed letter from Wagner to Allen, June 17, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Portion of a report on Unfair Campaign Practices, An Illustrative Case, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Wickens to Office of the Clerk, Superior Court, San Francisco, California, regarding Wickens’ request to receive a copy of the court case, Democratic State Central Committee, et al. v. Committee forthe Preservation of the Democratic Party in California, et al., April 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Weicker to Bullock, regarding a March 31, 1973 letter from Bullock, April 4, 1973, 1 page, with the handwritten letter from Bullock and an April 26, 1973 letter from Bullock attached, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Typewritten note regarding a “Telephone conversation between Bob Herrema and Vic Kamber,” March 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Typewritten note regarding Jim Wieghart, of the New York Daily News, recollections of a conversation he had with Lyn Nofziger, April 5, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Typewritten notes concerning a meeting with Bob Woodward of the Washington Post, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Witwer to Ervin, regarding Witwer’s allegations against William Safire and Tex McCrary, and the entry of organized crime in the Bahamas, April 3, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Witwer to Ervin, regarding Peterson’s taking charge of the Watergate investigation after Kleindienst removed himself from the investigation, April 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, Witwer to Weicker, regarding Witwer’s request to receive copies of the material he sent to Ervin, April 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Statement of Bernard Fensterwald, Jr., May 24, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Statement of the Reverend John Boyles, “Response to McCord’s Testimony of May 22, 1973,” May 23, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: “Information sheet on ‘Veterans for McGovern’,” May 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Typewritten notes regarding a telephone conversation with John Clarke, March 24, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Letter, North to Weicker, regarding scheduled Select Committee hearings on political contributions by dairy farm organizations, January 25, 1974, 1 page, with a note entitled “Alleged Dairy Farmer Organization Political Contributions” attached, January 25, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: A General Accounting Office press release, “GAO Refers Sanford Committee Apparent Violations to Justice,” May 18, 1973, 9 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Handwritten notes regarding the New England Senators Conference, Colson and Muskie, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Liddy, wiretapping, the CIA and Barker, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Handwritten notes regarding the Solicitor of the Interior Department, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Handwritten notes regarding the Interior Department, Haldeman, Romney, Segretti and general Watergate investigative information, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Handwritten letter, Herald H. Blum to Ervin, regarding the Republican National Convention in 1968, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: Handwritten notes regarding general Watergate investigative information, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: The Chicago Sun-Times article, “Nixon hits those who steal secrets,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Unit Reveals $150,000 Md. Gift Led to Dinner Loan,” June 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: The Washington Post article, “Sources Name Md. Donor of $150,000,” June 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: The Washington Post article, “Hidden Loan to Md. GOP Investigated,” June 8, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: The New York Times article, “Ridgway Hails Weicker for his ‘Moral Courage’,” July 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Miscellaneous Leads: The New York Times article, Letters to the Editor, “’Azaleas or Somesuch,’ Not Watergate in Ervin Country,” July 11, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding the Watergate hearings, how to construct a Watergate report and how to manage several named witnesses, March 29, 1974, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding indictments, convictions, guilty pleas for illegal corporation contributions, and guilty pleas in cover-up and campaign violations, undated, 4 pages (each page contains circled numbers, it appears to be an elaborate numbering system; however, each circled number signifies the number of individuals indicted, convicted, etc. in each category)1974 Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: The Washington Post article, “Courts Still Routinely Grant Wiretap Requests, Report Says,” May 2, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: The Washington Post article, “FBI Order Sought Data on Politics,” June 9, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding Ehrlichman, Gray, and the destruction of the material in Hunt’s safe; the Fielding break-in; Colson testimony; Select Committee decision making; possible Presidential testimony; Caulfield; Haig and Chapin, undated, 12 pages.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding Bartlome and Clark of American Shipping and possible illegal campaign contributions; John Dean; Baldwin surveillance; McGovern and Miami; William Taub and Alan Dorfman, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding general Watergate investigative information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding a Khachigian memo, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding Dita Beard, Timmons, Mardian, and MacGregor, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding general Watergate investigative information and Shapiro, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding a telephone call from Mr. John Young, Haldeman and requested recording equipment, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Handwritten notes regarding Fielding, Ellsberg, and the FBI, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Address cards in alphabetical order, P-Z, undated, 18 pages (cards have been photocopied in the order they were banded together). 1974 Folder 6. Miscellaneous Papers: Letter, Weicker to Alexander, regarding Alexander’s letter and the “enclosed copies of statements and press releases issued by the Internal Revenue Service, July 9, 1974, 1 page, with Alexander’s letter to Weicker and statement and news releases attached, June 29, 1974, 32 pages.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Document entitled “Mitchell” regarding statements pertaining to discrepancies in testimonies, undated, 1 page, with the same document containing handwritten notes attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: An agenda and a chronology of events concerning Mitchell, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “John Mitchell: References from interview with Kenneth Parkinson,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “John Mitchell: References from John Caulfield,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “Witness Summary of Fred LaRue on John Mitchell, May 9, 1973,” 1 page.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Document entitled “Richard Moore” regarding Moore’s meetings with Mitchell, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “Summary of Committee Interview of Charles Colson,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Memo, Lenzner and Lackritz to Senators on Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Samuel Dash, Fred Thompson, regarding a list of enclosed materials relating to John Mitchell, June 27, 1973, 30 pages. Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Memo, Lenzner to Members of the Committee, Chief Counsel, and Minority Counsel, regarding attached summaries of Mitchell’s contacts with significant individuals in calendar form and Mitchell’s telephone calls, undated, 39 pages.1973 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “Digest of Interview with John Mitchell, July 9, 1973,” 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “Questions for Mitchell,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Letter, Joseph O’Brien to Herrema, regarding enclosed questions to be asked John Mitchell, July 5, 1973, 5 pages.1971 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Letter, Meir to Connally, regarding ITT and antitrust matter, April 22, 1971, 2 pages.1970 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Memo, Gerrity to Ryan, regarding ITT , August 10, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Memo, Ryan to Merriam, regarding ITT issues, August 24, 1970, 4 pages.1970 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Note, Ned to Agnew, regarding ITT antitrust suits, August 7, 1970, 1 page, with an August 7, 1970 memo attached, 2 pages.1970 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Letter, Casey to Colson, regarding ITT antitrust suits and McLaren’s role, August 7, 1970, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: Specific questions to be asked Mitchell during his appearance before the Select Committee, undated, 33 pages.Undated Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “Reiterate Examples of the Pattern,” a list of specific dates with times and individuals that Mitchell met with; individual pages listing dates of meetings and corresponding testimony about what occurred on those dates, undated, 13 pages, with handwritten copies of the same information attached, undated, 13 pages.1973 Folder 7. John Mitchell 1: “Supplemental Witness Summary: LaRue on Mitchell from July 6-7, 1973 interviews,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding preparations for Mitchell’s appearance before the Select Committee, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding the Susquehanna Corporation, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding Kendall and Pepsico, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding McCord, the Internal Security Division, the Mardian operation, Gemstone, wiretapping, LaCosta, and executive clemency, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Mitchell, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding Sally Harmony, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding the ITT story, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: References for Mitchell listing sub facts and sources, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding $250,000 and the Liddy plan, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Biographical information on Mitchell, “John N. Mitchell,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding work division between Searle and Bill, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: “John Mitchell’s Public Denials,” undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Ehrlichman and Kleindienst on March 28, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: A table showing single events and dates, and a comparison of the testimony of Dean, Magruder and Reisner, undated, 6 pages.1972 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, September 4, 1972, “The President’s News Conference of August 29, 1972,” 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding June, 1972 meetings, ITT, and possible questions for Mitchell, undated, 20 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding proposed questions for Mitchell, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding Dean, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding the July 26, 1973 meeting between Walters, Gray, Haldeman and Ehrlichman, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding the “Republican National Committee Budget,” June 22, 1971, 2 pages. Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: “Key Counties and Key Precincts (Where the Votes are to Win),” listing of Florida counties with 1969 Republican registration and total percentage of the state, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding the “Telephone Plan for the Florida Primary,” January 14, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Typewritten notes regarding Mitchell’s testimony and confronting Mitchell on several issues, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Typewritten notes regarding Penny Glanzer and her statement to the FBI, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Letter, Hundley to Ervin, regarding a request to withdraw the subpoena for Mitchell’s appearance before the Select Committee, June 18, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Memo, Malek to Magruder, regarding “Coordinating Functions for the Campaign Organization,” February 9, 1972, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Document with a handwritten title, “Horrors – Byrne,” regarding questions for Mitchell, undated, 1 page.1969 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Memo, Ehrlichman for the President, regarding “Federal Response to Civil Disturbances,” May 19, 1969, 1 page, with attachments: Memo, Laird and Mitchell for the President, regarding an “Interdepartmental Action Plan for Civil Disturbances,” April 1, 1969, 15 pages; An Executive Order, “Providing for the Restoration of Law and Order in the Washington Metropolitan Area,” undated, 4 pages; A proclamation, “Law and Order in the Washington Metropolitan Area by the President of the United States of America,” undated, 2 pages; A proclamation, “Law and Order in the State of ______by the President of the United States of America,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding quid-pro-quo and fairness in the Committee hearings, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding “Conflicts in Mitchell Testimony,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes regarding “Suggested Order of Question Areas,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “John Mitchell,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “McCord Differs with Mitchell’s ’72 Testimony,” March 31, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “John N. MITCHELL,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Mitchell Says Bug Discussed at 3 Meetings,” April 20, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The New York Times article, “Mitchell Now Says He Heard Bugging Plot at Three Meetings in 1972, But Rejected it,” April 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The New York Times article, “Mitchell on Stand for 3 Hours; Who Kept Pressing for Spying Says He ‘Would Like to Know’,” April 21, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Web Tightens Around Nixon Advisers,” April 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The New York Times article, “Transcript of Mitchell’s News Conference,” April 21, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Claims Payments Went for Trial of 7,” April 21, 1973, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Got Bug Results, McCord Says,” April 21, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Hunt Said to Name Mitchell,” January 22, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The New York Times article, “Mitchell Linked to $199,000 Fund,” January 24, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Linked to Watergate Spying,” September 23, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Resigns to Spend Time With His Family,” July 2, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: A wire story regarding the hiring of McCord, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Jury Told of ‘Bug’ Shield for Mitchell,” April 25, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell, Dean Approved Watergate, Payoffs, Magruder Reportedly Says,” April 19, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Got Bug Results, McCord Says,” April 12, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, ”Mitchell Answers McCord: ‘No Others Involved’,” March 25, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “John Mitchell Halted FBI Quiz of Wife,” March 2, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Washington Post article, “Mitchell Controlled Secret GOP Fund,” September 23, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Mitchell, Stans Indicted in Perjury, Obstruction,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Typewritten notes regarding “Dean’s Role vis-à-vis Mitchell, Post June 17, 1972,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Typewritten notes regarding the Key Biscayne meeting with Magruder and LaRue, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Document entitled “Kalmbach on Mitchell,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: An untitled document beginning with the letter “A,” text begins “At the outset, Mitchell should be,” undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes, “Interview w/ John Mitchell,” July 9, 1973, 17 pages.1973 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Handwritten notes, Interview of Lee Gablonski, April 12, 1973, 7 pages.1972 Folder 8. John Mitchell 2: Letter, Weicker to Mitchell, regarding Weicker’s assistance in the re-election of the President, May 1, 1972, 1 page, with a letter from Mitchell to Lowell attached, April 20, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Powell Moore: Witness Summary, Powell A. Moore, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 9. Powell Moore: Revised Summary, Powell A. Moore, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Powell Moore: “Digest of Interview of Powell Allen Moore on April 26, 1973,” 2 pages.Undated Folder 9. Powell Moore: Biographical information on Moore, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Powell Moore: “Areas of Inquiry,” Powell Moore, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: “Biographical Sketch – Richard Anthony Moore – Special Counsel to the President of the United States,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Richard Moore: Statement of Richard Moore, July 12, 1973, 21 pages.1973 Folder 10. Richard Moore: An Interview, Witness Summary for Richard Moore, July 11, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 10. Richard Moore: “Interview” of Moore, July 11, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: A biographical profile of Richard A. Moore, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: “John Dean on Richard Moore,” undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: “Meetings Involving President Nixon, John W. Dean, III, and Richard Moore, as Admitted and Explained by the White House,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: “Meetings and Telephone Conversations Between the President and Richard A. Moore,” undated, 6 pages. Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Document entitled “RE: Theory that Pres. Learned of W’Gate on March 21,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Richard Moore: A note from a Mr. Eddy concerning “Moore’s testimony about his conversation with Nixon about Elsberg [sic] investigation,” July 17, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: A synopsis of Moore’s testimony about when the President was aware of the Watergate break-in and a question to Moore about the President’s knowledge of the break-in, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Richard Moore: Memo, Herrema to Shure, regarding the FCC Review Board’s tentative approval to Orange Radio, Inc. to operate KRLA radio, and the contesting of this decision by the Western Broadcasting Corporation; Moore was the President of the corporation, July 13, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “New Name in Probe,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding preparation for Moore’s appearance before the Select Committee, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the testimony of Moore, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding Dick Tuck and Segretti, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding Dean’s references to Moore, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding the La Costa meetings, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding the President, “prompt disclosure” and the firing of Haldeman and Ehrlichman, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding La Costa, Moore becoming a witness and Garment and the money trail, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten note regarding Mitchell’s testimony concerning the Moore meeting in New York on February 15th, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten note listing 4 items of interest, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding the timing of the President’s knowledge of the Watergate break-in, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Richard Moore: Handwritten notes regarding the FBI 302 files, undated, 1 page.Box 1667Undated Folder 1. Mullin Company, Robert Bennett: Bennett biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Mullin Company, Robert Bennett: Bennett references, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Mullin Company, Robert Bennett: An untitled document regarding Gray’s offer to let the Senators examine the FBI files on the Watergate case and suggestions for what the Senators should look for when examining the files, undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 1. Mullin Company, Robert Bennett: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Political Puzzles Keep Focusing on Bennett,” February 2, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 2. National Observer, Rolling Stone Articles: The National Observer article, “Nixon vs. Cronkite, Rather, & Schorr,” November 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. National Observer, Rolling Stone Articles: The Rolling Stone article, “Senator, Sandbaggers and Soap Operas,” September 22, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: H.R. 5928 – “Newsmen’s Privilege Act of 1973,” March 21, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: S. 318 – “News Media Source Protection Act,” January 11, 1973, 14 pages.1974 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Chicago Tribune article, “Nixon’s transcription of Watergate Tapes,” May 1, 1974, 129 pages.1974 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Washington Post article, “IRS Reportedly Erred on Nixon Case,” January 29, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: UPI article, “’John’s the Good Guy,’ Martha Tells Press,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Your FBI Now: Shame, Tears,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: UPI article, “’All the Trees . . . Will Fall’,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: UPI article, “Nixon Knew Nothing, Says White House,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The New York Times article, “Symington Has Doubts About Nixon,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: UPI article, “3 Tries to Bug McG’s Offices,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer” article, “IRS Balked at Giving Data to Nixon Man, Says Report,” May 19, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Seattle Post-Intelligencer” article, Promises in a Parked Car?,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner article, “’Hid Papers at Order of Nixon’,” May 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner article, “No Magic in Nixon Name,” May 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner article. “Conspirators Wanted Nixon’s Secretary Out,” May 20, 1973, 2 pages.1969 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The New York Times Magazine article, “Nixon’s Inner Circle Meets,” August 3, 1969, 11 pages.1974 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The New York Post articles, “Nixon Order Hunt Paid: Memo” and “Nixon Knew of Secret Reelection $ Plan – Panel,” June 14, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Washington Post article, “Legal Experts Say Transcripts Support Impeachment,” May 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: The Congressional Record – Senate, S, 3418 – A bill to establish a Federal Privacy Board, May 1, 1974, 6 pages. 1973 Folder 3. News Media, Protection & Privileges: American Enterprise Institute, Legislative Analysis, Newsmens’s Privilege Legislation,” June 13, 1973, 87 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Letter, Garment to Dean, regarding Dean’s release from attorney-client privilege with regard to his testimony before the Select Committee, June 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Letter, Nixon to Ervin, regarding Nixon’s refusal to allow the Select Committee access to Presidential tape recordings, July 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Letter, Nixon to Ervin, regarding Nixon’s refusal to release recordings of conversations between he and Dean and his refusal to release textual information on 25 named individuals, July 25, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., v. Richard M. Nixon, Affidavit of Fred D. Thompson, August 9, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: “Meetings and Telephone Conversations between the President and John W. Dean, III,” undated, 7 pages, with a “Memorandum of Substance of Dean’s calls and Meetings with the President” attached, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Telephone logs – President Nixon’s telephone conversations with various White House staff members, undated, 35 pages.1974 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: The Congressional Record, “Watergate Questions for the President,” February 7, 1974, 7 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Memo from Bush, regarding attached articles about the Watergate issue, August 6, 1973, 1 page (articles are not attached).1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Background paper: “The President’s Decisions on the Tapes and other Presidential Documents,” August 2, 1973, 6 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Memo, Sheketoff to Shure, regarding the “President’s Meetings with Dean,” September 6, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: A White House press release: “Text of a Letter from Charles Alan Wright, Consultant to the Counsel, to Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox,” July 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: A White House press release: “Statement by the President” regarding the appearance of White House staff members before the Select Committee and the Watergate case, April 17, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “The Watergate Investigation,” The President’s Address to the Nation, April 30, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Memo, Scott to Republican Colleague, regarding the administration’s request to distribute the attached, November 27, 1973, 1 page, with a White House press release, “Remarks of the President and Question and Answer Session at the Conference of Associated Press Managing Editors, Contemporary Hotel, Walt Disney World” attached, November 17, 1973, 29 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: A White House press release regarding the President’s release of an “audit of transactions leading to the acquisition of his properties in San Clemente and Key Biscayne,” August 27, 1973, 1 page, with the audit attached, August 20, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: A White House press release: “Address by the President on Nationwide Radio and Television,” August 15, 1973, 12 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: A White House press release: “Statement by the President,” May 22, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: A White House press release: “Accompanying Statement by the President,” May 22, 1973, 1 page. 1971 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Memo regarding “J.D.E. Request”; a female Nixon campaign worker’s relationship with HUD’s northeast regional office’s General Counsel, September 24, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “The Watergate Investigation,” April 17, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Richard M. Nixon 1: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, July 3, 1972, “The President’s News Conference of June 29, 1972,” 8 pages.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, July 31, 1972, “The President’s News Conference of July 27, 1972,” 6 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “The President’s News Conference of September, 5, 1973,” 8 pages.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, June 26, 1972, “The President’s News Conference of June 22, 1972,” 7 pages.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, October 5, 1972, “The President’s News Conference of October 5, 1972,” 7 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “The President’s News Conference of March 2, 1973,” 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, September 4, 1972, “The President’s News Conference of August 29, 1972,” 7 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “Reception for Returned Prisoners of War,” May 24, 1973, 7 pages. 1974 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1974, “The American Right to Privacy,” February 23, 1974, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Letter, Nixon to Ervin, regarding a meeting between the President and Ervin, July 23, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1974, “The Executives’ Club of Chicago,” March 15, 1974, 10 pages.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Typewritten notes regarding Haldeman’s knowledge about excesses and riots in comparison to what the FBI and CIA knew, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Note to Searle regarding Nixon’s appearance in Providence and a disagreement between Haldeman and Taylor over crowd control, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Handwritten notes regarding Presidential appearances and the use of Secret Service details, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Typewritten and handwritten notes regarding a question for Gray concerning the President’s knowledge of the Watergate break-in, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Handwritten notes regarding completing the questioning of Haldeman and Ehrlichman, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Handwritten note regarding the President’s feelings on April 25, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Star article, “AF Defending Role in Ruckus at Nixon Talk,” September 8, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Military Defends Curb on Some at Nixon Talk,” September 8, 1971, 1 page. 1974 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Baltimore Sun article, “Nixon’s statements prove false,” May 10, 1974, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Seen Aware of Hush Money,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Star article, “Nixon Standing Firm,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Transcript of the President’s News Conference on Foreign and Domestic Matters,” March 16, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Mr. Nixon as the Target,” August 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “The Great Howcum,” August 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Mr. Nixon, the Tapes, and Common Sense,” August 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Previous Statements by Nixon,” April 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “”Text of Nixon Statement,” April 18, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “The Presidential Connection,” undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “The Guilt of Mr. Nixon. . .Illuminating Nothing,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The National Journal article, “The Presidency: White House works to overcome obstacles in ending secrecy of some documents,” April 15, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Nixon Takes Plea to Three States,” November 4, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Demonstrators Boo President,” November 4, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Baltimore Sun article, “Nixon: President confident only apathy can beat him,” November 4, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Secret Service Chief at White House Moved,” February 14, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “White House Security Chief Transferred Following Rift,” February 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Daily News article, “Rift is Denied in Exit of Top Nixon Guard,” February 14, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Chief of Nixon’s Guard is Removed,” February 14, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Baltimore Sun article, “Bodyguard chief shifted at White House; rift hinted,” February 14, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Secret Service Head Denies Pressure Led to Transfer,” February 17, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Flap Over Guarding Nixon,” February 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Secret Service Aide Explains Transfer,” February 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: Parade Magazine article, “Intelligence Report: Flexible Richard,” July 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Claimed Gift of Tree on Taxes,” December 13, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Mr. Nixon on Watergate: An Issue That Won’t be Talked Away,” February 1, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “’Everybody’s Done It?’,” January 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Articles of Impeachment,” November 29, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Wonderland Papers” January 10, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “The New Corrosion,” March 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “’Grand Inquest of the Nation’,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Wall Street Journal article, “The Impeachment Charges – Itemized,” December 5, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The National Report article, “Administration Officials Who Have Quit or Been Fired,” October 27, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Nixon Said to be Opposed to an Excess-Profits Tax,” September 4, 1971, 1 page (continuation page unlocated).1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “President Authorized 17 Wiretaps,” May 17, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Watergate: Mr. Nixon Makes it Worse,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Help Krogh, Nixon Asked FBI,” May 14, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The New York Times article, “Transcript of President’s Broadcast Address to the Nation on the Watergate Affair,” May 1, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. Richard M. Nixon 2: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Alerted to Cover-Up in December,” April 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Nixon Brothers: The Wall Street Journal article, “Will Rocky Finally Make it in ‘76,” December 4, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Nixon Brothers: The Wall Street Journal article, “When They Bugged Donald Nixon’s Phone,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Nixon Brothers: Handwritten notes regarding F. Donald and Edward Nixon’s failure to appear for an Executive Session interview, undated, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Table of contents for the folder, undated, 2 pages with an interview of Peter Kinsey attached, October 24, 1973, 13 pages (documents that could be located have been numbered according to the table of contents; documents that correspond to the general subject matter, have been inserted in those places where documents could not be located).1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Tax Reform Act of 1969, Conference Report, December 21, 1969, 3 pages.1968 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Exhibit I – 1968 Deed and Schedule signed by President, December 30, 1968, 8 pages.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: 1969 Deed signed by Edward L. Morgan, March 27, 1969, 8 pages.1969-1970 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: 1970 “Schedule A” to 1969 Deed. “This schedule was substituted for an earlier schedule A which is not available,” undated, 2 pages.1968 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Chapters 1, 2 and 3 of the General Services Administration Presidential Libraries Handbook, December 20, 1968, 27 pages.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Morgan to Reed, regarding the receipt of Nixon’s Vice Presidential papers, March 13, 1969, 1 page.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Reed to Morgan, regarding the transfer of Nixon’s Vice Presidential papers, March 27, 1969, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Davis to Weicker, regarding a copy of a letter sent to Ervin, December 27, 1973, 1 page, with a letter from Davis to Ervin attached, December 27, 1973, 7 pages.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: “Memorandum prepared by General Services Administration consultant Sherrod East, subsequent to the 1969 transfer of papers to the National Archives,” May 27, 1969, 5 pages. 1970 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Newman to Livingston, regarding a description of 1,176 boxes of manuscript material designated as a gift by Nixon, March 27, 1970, 1 page.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: House of Representatives, Committee on Ways and Means, Tax Reform Proposals, April 22, 1969, 4 pages.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: House of Representatives, Committee on Ways and Means, Press releases announcing tentative decisions on tax reform subjects, May 27, July 11, July 25, 1969, 3 pages.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Tax Reform Act of 1969, Report of the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, November 21, 1969, 3 pages.1969 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Tax Reform Act of 1969, Report of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, August 2, 1969, 4 pages.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Sampson to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s inquiries about Nixon’s personal papers, December 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Weicker to Sampson, regarding Weicker’s questions concerning the transfer of Nixon’s personal papers, October 31, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Sampson to Weicker, regarding Sampson’s answers to Weicker’s questions concerning the transfer of Nixon’s personal papers, November 16, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Memo, Weicker to the Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service, regarding the “Income Tax Deduction by Richard M. Nixon,” undated, 16 pages.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Memo, Parker to Casselman, regarding “Deed of Gift,” November 16, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Weicker to Sampson, regarding Weicker’s request for clarification of Sampson’s answers submitted in a letter dated November 16, 1973, November 21, 1973, 3 pages, with a draft of the Weicker letter attached, November 20, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Presidential Documents, Richard Nixon, 1973, “The President’s News Conference of September 5, 1973,” 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Telegram, Weicker to Newman, regarding Weicker’s inquiries concerning the appraisal of Nixon’s personal papers, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Weicker to Sampson, regarding Weicker’s inquiry concerning the Internal Revenue Service, November 28, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Tax Analysts and Associates Special Report, “Income Tax Treatment of Donation of Nixon Pre-Presidential Papers,” undated, 16 pages.Undated Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: “Tax Deduction by Richard M. Nixon Based on Alleged Contribution of Pre-Presidential Papers, in 1969,” undated, 8 pages, with a draft of the paper attached, undated, 8 pages.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Letter, Sampson to Weicker, regarding answers to additional questions concerning the transfer of Nixon’s personal papers, December 7, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: “GSA Model Deed of Gift for Historical Materials Deeded to Presidential Libraries,” undated, 10 pages.1973 Folder 7. Nixon–Papers Gift 1: Memo for Mr. McGowan on Senator Weicker’s Congressional Record “Nixon Papers Tax Deduction,” from Weisberg, December 22, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Memo, Dean and Kehrli for Haldeman, regarding the White House Central Files, March 17, 1972, 4 pages. 1972 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Memo, Higby for Kehrli and Dean, regarding the “Central File System,” March 13, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Memo, Weicker to the Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service, regarding the “Income Tax Deduction by Richard M. Nixon, December 12, 1973, 11 pages.1973-1974 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: A note to Searle, on Associated Press letterhead, regarding an article concerning Nixon’s donation of his Vice Presidential papers, January 16, 1974, 1 page, with the article attached, December 21, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Handwritten notes regarding Ralph Newman’s appraisal of Nixon’s Pre-Presidential papers, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Armstrong to Weicker, regarding an enclosed article written by Tricia Nixon Cox, April 4, 1974, 1 page, with the article, “My Father and Watergate: An Exclusive Statement by Tricia Nixon Cox,” attached, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: An untitled document regarding Nixon’s tax deductions for his donated Pre-Presidential papers, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, De Marco to Coopers and Lybrand, regarding a request of the law firm of Kalmbach, De Marco, Knapp and Chillingworth for an opinion “respecting the gift of certain pre-Presidential private papers of Richard M. Nixon to the United States of America,” August 22, 1973, 3 pages.1969 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: A document granting “Limited Right of Access from Richard Nixon to Ralph Newman,” March 27, 1969, 3 pages.1970-1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Field to Alexander, regarding “Auditing the President’s Tax Returns,” July 30, 1973, 2 pages, with two letters, with the same subject, attached, October 25 and October 30, 1973, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: “Letter from General Services Administration enclosing documents requested by Ira Tannenbaum of Tax Analysts,” August 7, 1973, 3 pages.1968-1969 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Biographical information on Ralph Newman, undated, 2 pages, with a biographical sketch from Who’s Who in America, Volume 35, 1968-1969 attached, 1 page.1972-1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Routing slip, to Weicker, transmitting several pages of the “GSA Delegations of Authority Manual that deal with the authority of Presidential Library Directors,” November 30, 1973, 1 page, with portions of the GSA Manual, ADM P 5450.39, attached, October 13, 1972, 17 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Caplin to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s proposal to insert an interview of Caplin in the Congressional Record, December 17, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Alexander (Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service) to Weicker, regarding the release of information about Nixon’s tax return, December 17, 1973, 1 page.1969 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: “The President’s Financial Statement,” Announcement of the President’s Report on his Personal Finances, May 12, 1969, 1 page.1969 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Appraisal of Nixon’s Pre-Presidential papers, Abraham Lincoln Book Shop, Inc, Ralph G. Newman, 1969, 10 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Robert M. Brandon v. Arthur F. Sampson and the General Services Administration, Complaint for Injunctive Relief Under the Freedom of Information Act, December 28, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Press release, The Tax Reform Research Group, Robert Brandon, regarding the lawsuit filed by Mr. Brandon, December 28, 1973, 2 pages. 1969-1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Memo, Casselman to Garment, regarding the General Services Administration inquiry into the gift of Nixon’s pre-presidential papers, September 27, 1973, 2 pages, with the Chattel Deed of Gift attached, March 27, 1969, 13 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Handwritten notes regarding Mr. William Holden, California Deputy Secretary of State and Counsel of Notary Activities, December 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The New York Times article, “Nixon Papers Valued ‘Conservatively’,” December 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The Washington Post article, “The President’s Historic Deduction,” November 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The Baltimore Sun article, “Tax law firm bids IRS probe Nixon ‘gift’ to U.S. Archives,” October 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “No Record Kept on Date of Nixon Gift to Archives,” November 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “Nixon Attorneys Change Tactics in Tax Defense,” December 2, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “Nixon Document Backdated,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: The Washington Post article, “IRS Won’t Name Nixon Auditor,” 10-31-73, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Waters to President and Mrs. Nixon, regarding an examination of the Nixon’s 1971 and 1972 tax returns, June 1, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: A portion of an unidentified news article regarding the amount of taxes paid by the Nixon’s with figures typed above the article, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Memorandum to File from Allen Wietz regarding an “Interview with Clifford Hardin,” October 17, 1973, 4 pages.1972 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Memo, Strachan for Haldeman, regarding “Political Matters,” February 1, 1972, 2 pages (body of the first page is blank, believe the document has been redacted).1970 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Hillings to Nixon, regarding “Section 22 Tariff Commission (Milk) Recommendations Presidential Proclamation,” December 16, 1970, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Underwood to Coopers & Lybrand, regarding the “Residence leased to General Services Administration, 468 Bay Lane, Key Biscayne, Miami, Florida,” August 7, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Wakefield, Hewitt & Webster to O’Sullivan, regarding a check to be deposited into Nixon’s account, January 5, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Wakefield, Hewitt & Webster to O’Sullivan, regarding a check to be deposited into Nixon’s account, December 28, 1972, 1 page.1967-1971 Folder 8. Nixon–Papers Gift 2: Letter, Wakefield and Underwood to Cape Florida Development Co., Inc., regarding the “Sale of Lot 12, Block 8, Cape Florida Development Co., Inc. to Richard M. Nixon,” April 24, 1967, 1 page, with the paperwork for the sale attached, June 28, 1971, 45 pages.Box 16681973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Wakefield, Hewitt & Webster to Coopers & Lybrand, regarding the facts concerning “the acquisition of real estate on Key Biscayne, Florida, purchased by President Nixon,” August 7, 1973, 10 pages. 1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release, “Information from the 1969, 1970, 1971 and 1972 Federal Income Tax Returns of Richard M. Nixon and Patricia R. Nixon,” December 8, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release, “Statement by the President,” regarding the President’s release of documents and papers to disclose his financial affairs while holding the office of President of the United States, December 8, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release, “Short Summary on President Nixon’s Finances,” December 8, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release, “Gift of ‘La Casa Pacifica’,” December 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Coopers & Lybrand to Gemmill, regarding the President and Mrs. Nixon’s finances, August 15, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Coopers & Lybrand to Gemmill, regarding an audit of the President and Mrs. Nixon’s finances, August 1, 1973, 2 pages.1970 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: A South Coast Engineering Service report regarding the “Description of Remainder of Former Cotton – Elmore Property including the Beach & including Streets & Rights-of-Way Within Tract No. 4202, & Excluding the Homesite & Homesite Beach Property,” December 15, 1970, 4 pages, with a report of the same title attached, December 29, 1970, 4 pages. 1970 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: A South Coast Engineering Service report regarding the “Description of Former Cotton Homesite and Beach Property Fronting Homesite Reserved,” December 15, 1970, 3 pages, with a report entitled “Description of Former Cotton Homesite and Beach Property Fronting Homesite, Proposed to be Conveyed” attached, December 29, 1970, 2 pages.1970 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Arthur Blech to Kalmbach, regarding an “examination of the Herbert W. Kalmbach – Client Trust Account Number 169 006 866, Security Pacific National Bank, Newport Beach, California,” February 17, 1970, 1 page, with the “Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements” and two “Notes Secured by Deed of Trust” attached, February 17, 1970, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Arthur Blech & Company to Cox, regarding the “allocation of profit on your joint 1972 income tax return resulting from the sale of lots 11 and 12, Cape Florida development tract in Dade County, Florida,” November 26, 1973, 1 page, with a copy of Schedule D-1, “installment Sales Computation,” attached, undated, 1 page.1967 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: A promissory note, Nixon to Patricia Nixon, June 28, 1967, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Coopers & Lybrand to the President and Mrs. Nixon, regarding an audit of the President and Mrs. Nixon’s finances, August 20, 1973, 1 page, with the audit attached, 9 pages.1969-1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release regarding the release of documents to “detail and support the principal changes in the President and Mrs. Nixon’s assets and liabilities from January 1, 1969 to May 31, 1973,” December 8, 1973, 3 pages, with copies of checks and straight notes attached, 9 pages.Undated Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Table of Contents for an unidentified document, Tabs A-K, Inventories of Pre-Presidential and Presidential papers, undated, 19 pages.1974 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: News Release, Internal Revenue Service, regarding a re-examination of the President’s income tax returns, Januar 2, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Letter, Coopers & Lybrand to the President and Mrs. Nixon, regarding an audit of the President’s and Mrs. Nixon’s finances from January 1, 1969 to May 31, 1973, August 20, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release, “Statement on President and Mrs. Nixon’s Finances, January 1, 1969 – May 31, 1973,” December 8, 1973, 15 pages. 1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: White House press release, “Answers to Charges Concerning the President’s Personal Finances,” December 8, 1973, 12 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: Memorandum for Members of the House and Senate regarding the release of a package of information relating to the President’s private finances to be distributed to all members of Congress, December 8, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: The Greenwich Times article, “The Tapes Deal,” October 29, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: The Washington Post article, “Nixon’s Taxes: An Interview with Mortimer Caplin,” December 16, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Had Checked his Tax Return,” March 8, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Nixon Papers Gift 3: The Washington Post article, “Tricia Nixon Tax Muddle Outlined,” November 26, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al. v. Richard M. Nixon, Brief of Appellants, February 25, 1974, 46 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Handwritten paper regarding the “June 20, 1972, Haldeman/Nixon conversation that has been obliterated by the 18 minute tape erasure and Mitchell/Nixon phone call which was allegedly not taped,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Handwritten paper regarding “The 1970 domestic security and intelligence plan,” undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: An untitled document regarding the possible questioning of President Nixon, undated, 1 page, with facts and questions attached, undated, 42 pages. Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Handwritten copy of portions of item number 4, undated, 15 pages.1973 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Memo, Sheketoff to Shure, regarding the “March 22 Meeting between Nixon, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell and Dean,” September 7, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: A list of proposed questions for President Nixon, undated, 1 page, with topics, facts and questions to be asked of President Nixon, undated attached, 42 pages (each question is numbered, however, several have the same number, but are versions of a particular question; each number is grouped together to demonstrate changes in numbering and wording).1974 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: The Congressional Record, “Watergate Questions for the President,” February 7, 1974, 7 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Art Buchwald column in an unidentified newspaper, “What About Schuyler Colfax?,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Senators gain Favor,” April 16, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: An untitled paper regarding the results of Watergate, undated, 5 pages.1969 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Memo, Pat to Chris, regarding a photocopied memo, Pat states that “It is a real memo,” the memo concerns bowling balls for Mrs. Nixon and Tricia, memo dated May 26, 1969, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Weicker handwritten notes regarding questions for Nixon and facts concerning the Watergate investigation, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: An untitled paper regarding the damage of Watergate, undated, 5 pages. 1974 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Letter, Dash to St. Clair, regarding Weicker’s questions for the President, February 6, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: The New York Review of Books article, “The Ford- Nixon Fix,” October 3, 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: A portion of a chronology of Watergate, numbers 11- 19, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Handwritten notes regarding proposed questions for the President, in chronological order, undated, 15 pages.1972 Folder 2. Nixon Questions: Document entitled “Meetings with Nixon” covering the time period June 20, 1972 – July 31, 1972, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. Betty Nolan: “Digest of Interview with Betty Nolan,” September 5, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Robert Odle biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Robert Odle biographical data, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Witness Summary, Robert Odle, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Synopsis of Statement, Robert Odle, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Areas of Inquiry, Robert Odle, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Questions to be asked of Odle during his appearance before the Select Committee, undated, 7 pages. Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Odle references, with sub facts and sources, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Robert Odle,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Robert Odle: The Washington Post article, “Bug Memos Sent to Nixon Aides,” October, 1972, 1 page (article continuation page not located).Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Portion of an article, from an unidentified newspaper, regarding a statement made by a CREEP secretary about what occurred at CREEP headquarters the morning after the Watergate break-in, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Handwritten notes regarding the structure of CRP, questions about CRP staff members and whether White House staff members were informed of CRP activities, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Odle concerning possible White House involvement in employment practices at CRP, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Robert Odle: Charts depicting the structure of the Committee for the Re-Election of the President, May 1972, 3 pages. Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Portion of a statement by Weicker regarding the “gut question before this Committee,” undated, 1 page, with Weicker handwritten note at the beginning of the document.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Weicker handwritten notes regarding questions for Odle, undated, 3 pages (last page contains handwritten notes by another individual).Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: Handwritten notes regarding the file of Gemstone information, the location of the file and the recovery of the file, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: “Witness List” for the Select Committee, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 4. Robert Odle: “Chronological Summary” of Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 5. Select Committee Staff: “Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities Staff as of September 13, 1973 Telephone Listings,” undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 5. Select Committee Staff: “Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities Staff as of June 8, 1973,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 5. Select Committee Staff: “Office Telephone List,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. William Olson: “Digest of Interview of William Olson on May 25, 1973,” 1 page.1973 Folder 6. William Olson: Handwritten notes regarding the “Interview of William Olson,” June 25, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Note, Emily to Searle, regarding attached news articles, undated, 1 page1974 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Penthouse article, “Richard M. Nixon and Organized Crime,” July 1974, 7 pages.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: The Village Voice article, “From CREEP to Bebe to Casino – to Nixon’s Swiss Bank Accounts?,” November 1, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: The Village Voice article, “The Rebozo Connection,” August 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: The Village Voice article, “Covering up the Cover-Up?,” August 1973, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Look Magazine article, “What Happened to Howard Hughes,” June 1973, 8 pages.1972 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: SunDance Magazine article, “Nixon and the Mafia – Part 1,” November-December, 1972, 6 pages.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: A note to Senator Weicker regarding an attached news article concerning Sonny Metz and misuse of union funds, November 20, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Memo, Ruff to Peterson, regarding the “Activities of Samuel Tritto of Teamsters Local 456 and Daniel Gagliardi of Local 137, Operating Engineers, in Westchester County, New York,” January 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Memo, Bell to Colson, regarding Gagliardi’s request for assistance from Colson, January 24, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Memo, Bell to Dean, regarding Bell’s request for information from Dean concerning Gagliardi, March 9, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Memo, Dick to the Senator, regarding the charges against Gagliardi, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Document entitled “Interview of Richard Stearns , December 10, 1973,” 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Digest of Arthur Egan Executive Session,” November 15, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding the “Colson Exhibits,” September 7, 1973, 7 pages. Undated Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Handwritten notes regarding the individuals who have been interviewed and who appeared in executive sessions, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Organzied Crime – Operating Engineers: Handwritten notes regarding Manuel Artime, the Bay of Pigs, Howard Hughes, the manipulation of the IRS and Bebe Rebozo, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 8. Other Watergates: Handwritten notes regarding a break-in at the law firm associated with Humphrey, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The New York Times article, “Ex-Nixon Aide Reports Coast Anti-Wallace Move,” June 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Ellsberg Psychiatric Records Were Stolen by Liddy, Hunt, April 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Liddy, Hunt Spied on Ellsberg,” April 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “White House Tied to Ellsberg Break-In,” May 5, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Hunt: ‘2 or 3 Men Went Into the Office, Pried Open a File’,” May 5, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Student is Called GOP Election Spy,” January 11, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Young, Not Hunt, Sought Papers, Pentagon Says,” May 11, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Wiretaps Put on Phones of 2 Reporters,” May 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “GW Student Spied for GOP,” March 11, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Fund Used to Laud War Tactics,” April 25, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Panel Sent TV Poll Phony Ballots,” April 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The New York Times article, “The Time for Truth,” April 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The New York Times article, “Mystery, Comedy, etc. – And Dirty Tricks,” January 14, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Los Angeles Times article, “Treachery in California: An Accepted Fact of Political Life,” October 29, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Clearance Not Questioned,” May 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “CIA Finally Stopped Aid,” May 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Other Watergates: The Washington Post article, “Ehrlichman, Helms Cited by CIA Chief,” May 10, 1973, 2 pages.1974 Folder 9. Pardoning Power: A Congressional Research Service report, “The Pardoning Power – A Select Analysis,” February 25, 1974, 53 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The Washington Post article, “$350,000 Said Slated for Watergate Seven,” April 22, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “New GOP ‘Spy’ Fund Bared,” April 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The Washington Post article, “McCord: ‘Hush’ Money Came from Hunt’s Wife,” April 10, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The New York Times article, “Watergate Defendants Reported Still Being Paid,” January 14, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The New York Times article, “Pressures to Plead Guilty Alleged in Watergate Case,” January 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “4 More in Watergate Plead Guilty,” January 15, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The New York Daily News article, “Secret Fund Reported to Defend Waterbugs,” April 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Pay Offs – Hush Money: The Chicago Tribune article, “Four pleaded guilty for money, Hunt says,” January 22, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Witness Summary, Henry E. Petersen, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Document entitled “Peterson 5577,” Petersen’s knowledge of the Ellsberg break-in, undated, 1 page, with the same document (with slightly different hand notations) attached, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Cross references to Petersen, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Questions to be asked of Petersen during his appearance before the Select Committee, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: “Telephone Conversations between the President and Henry E. Petersen – March and April,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: “Meetings between the President and Petersen March and April,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: “Meetings and Telephone Conversations between the President and Henry E. Petersen in March and April,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: An untitled document regarding Silbert’s summary memo to Petersen, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Memo, Robeson to Thompson, regarding “Reference to Petersen in Gray’s Opening Statement,” August 3, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: An untitled document regarding Weicker speaking with Gray and a comment made by Petersen, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Document entitled “Petersen Says,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Handwritten notes regarding “Petersen’s Version – Pat Gray Documents,” undated, 2 pages, with handwritten notes regarding Mitchell and Stans attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Henry Petersen: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Petersen’s testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Herbert Porter” biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Biographical information,” Porter, Herbert L., undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: Statement of Herbert Lloyd Porter, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Supplemental Interview – Porter,” June 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Digest of Interview of Herbert (Bart) Porter, April 21, 1973,” 5 pages.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: References to Herbert Porter, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 1 page, with handwritten notes regarding “Areas of Inquiry” attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Allegations and Statements by Other Re Herbert Porter,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Resume of Testimony – Each Number Represents a Subject Area,” handwritten notes, undated, 12 pages.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Herbert L Porter,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Summary of Herbert Lloyd ‘Bart’ Porter,” undated, 3 pages. Undated Folder 12. Herbert Porter: “Statement of Herbert Lloyd Porter,” undated, 3 pages.1971 Folder 13. Potomac Associates: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding physical and security information on Potomac Associates and a possible “penetration” of the facility, July 6, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 13. Potomac Associates: Memo, Caulfield for Dean, regarding “Potomac Associates,” August 9, 1971, 1 page.1974 Folder 14. Presidential Primaries: Letter, Schell to Ervin, regarding Ervin’s request for information from the Bar Association of the City of New York, January 24, 1974, 1 page, with a response from the Special Committee on Campaign Expenditures, New York City Bar Association, attached, January 24, 1974, 25 pages.1968 Folder 14. Presidential Primaries: The Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service, “A National Presidential Primary? Presidential Primary Legislation in Congress: 1945-1968,” November 20, 1968, 90 pages.Undated Folder 14. Presidential Primaries: An untitled page, from the Library of Congress Congressional Research Service, forwarding a brief regarding regional Presidential primaries, with the brief attached: “Brief Supporting the Constitutionality of Federal Legislation Providing for Regional Presidential Primary Elections,” undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 14. Presidential Primaries: Memo, the American Law Division of the Library of Congress Congressional Research Service to Weicker, regarding “Role of State Political Conventions in Nominating Candidates for Office,” May 9, 1974, 2 pages, with the report and various state statutes attached, May 9, 1974, 20 pages.1972 Folder 14. Presidential Primaries: The Library of Congress Congressional Research Service, “Creation of a National Presidential Primary by Legislation,” June 29, 1972, 18 pages.1971 Folder 14. Presidential Primaries: United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Jenness, et al. v. Fortson, Secretary of State of Georgia, June 21, 1971, 11 pages. 1974 Folder 15. Hank Price: Memo, McGowan to Weicker, regarding “Hank Price,” his proposed transfer to Chicago, January 22, 1974, 2 pages.1973 Folder 16. Radio Tapes, Watergate/Pat Gray: Radio tape regarding executive privilege, March 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 16. Radio Tapes, Watergate/Pat Gray: Radio tape regarding subpoenas to the Attorney General and the Acting Director of the FBI, March 20, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 16. Radio Tapes, Watergate/Pat Gray: Radio tape regarding Pat Gray, March 20, 1973, 1 page.Box 16691974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: United States of America, Congress of the United States, Notice to appear before the Senate Select Committee to Charles G. Rebozo, April 24, 1974, 7 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: United States of America, Congress of the United States, Notice to appear before the Senate Select Committee to the President or Custodian of Records, Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Company, April 24, 1974, 3 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Partial testimony of Rebozo, March 20, 1974, 3 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Partial testimony of Rebozo, March 23, 1974, 7 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Subpoena Duces Tecum to the Custodian of the Records, Key Biscayne Bank & Trust Company, April 17, 1974, 4 pages. Undated Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: “List of all Records Produced for the Senate Select Committee by C. G. Rebozo, the Key Biscayne Bank, Accountant for C. G. Rebozo & Financial Organizations having Transactions with C. G. Rebozo,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: United States of America, Congress of the United States, Petition to Quash Subpoenas and to Close Investigation, Re: The Investigation of Charles G. Rebozo and the Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Co. by the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: “Response to Charles G. Rebozo’s ‘Petition to Quash Subpoenas and to Close Investigation’,” undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Memo, Lenzner to Dash and Members of the Select Committee, regarding “The Internal Revenue Service and the Hughes-Rebozo Investigation,” April 15, 1974, 9 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Letter, Davis to Ervin, regarding the requested appearance of three of Davis’ clients before the Select Committee, March 20, 1974, 9 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Letter, Davis to Ervin, regarding Davis’ request to be heard before the Select Committee to argue that “any testimony to your Committee by Mr. Ralph Winte be given at a public hearing,” June 11, 1974, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Letter, Langson to Weicker, regarding the IRS investigation of Rebozo’s return of $100,000 to Howard Hughes, December 9, 1973, 3 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Letter, Lenzner to Willsey, regarding the Hughes-Rebozo investigation, April 15, 1974, 4 pages.1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Letter, Ervin to Shultz, regarding the passing of Senate Resolution 288, which authorizes the Select Committee “to obtain and inspect certain information held by the Internal Revenue Service,” February 26, 1974, 2 pages, with Senate Resolution 288 attached, February 19, 1974, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 1. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 1: Letter, Ervin to Shultz, regarding the Select Committee’s request to be provided with additional income tax returns, investigative reports, working papers or files on named taxpayers, March 28, 1974, 3 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Letter, Ervin to Shultz, regarding IRS “Sensitive Case Reports,” March 6, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: United States of America, Congress of the United States, Summary of Argument on Attorney/Client Privilege, in Re: The Investigation of Charles G. Rebozo and the Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Co. by the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: United States of America, Congress of the United States, Memorandum of Law on the Attorney/Client Privilege, in Re: The Investigation of Charles G. Rebozo and the Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Co. by the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, undated, 12 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Memo, Lenzner to Ervin, regarding “Attorney-Client Privilege,” March 15, 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Memorandum of Law, Attorney-Client Privilege, undated, 11 pages, with Rule 503 and page 11 from the Rules of Evidence attached, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: A portion of Rebozo’s testimony, October 17, 1973, 7 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Transcript of “The Tomorrow Show,” May 31, 1974, 14 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Memo, Lenzner to Weicker, regarding “The IRS and the Hughes-Rebozo Investigation,” April 3, 1974, 4 pages. Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: “Herb Kalmbach and C. G. Rebozo: Allegations of an Attorney-Client Privilege,” undated, 6 pages, with a portion of Rebozo’s testimony concerning his discussions with Kalmbach, undated, 4 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Letter, Ervin to Frates, regarding documents not submitted by Rebozo concerning the $100,000 “cash contribution from Howard Hughes to Charles G. Rebozo,” April 24, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Telegram, Frates to the Select Committee, regarding Frates’ request for postponement of the March 18 executive session, 3/14/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: The New York Times article, “Rebozo Bank and Gambling in Bahamas Attract Election Spending Investigators,” 1/21/74, 4 pages.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: The New York Times article, “Lawyer Says Rebozo Met Kalmbach on Hughes Gift,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: The Washington Post article, “Rebozo Fund Stirs More Suspicions,” May 16, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Newsday article, “Rebozo Loan, Land Deal Under Senate Scrutiny,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: The Washington Post article, “Bebe’s 100G & the IRS,” October 31, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Handwritten notes regarding Rebozo’s contention that he had an attorney-client relationship with Kalmbach, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the $100,000 Rebozo returned to Howard Hughes, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: Handwritten notes regarding the “Hughes-Rebozo Case,” undated, 3 pages (the notes have faded, are very difficult to read).1974 Folder 2. Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo 2: The National Observer article, “He’s Nixon’s Best Pal,” February 2, 1974, 5 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Robert Reisner Summary, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Supplement to Summary, Robert Reisner, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 3. Robert Reisner: “Digest of Interview with Robert Reisner on March 30, 1973,” 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Robert Reisner: “Digest of Interview of Robert Reisner on April 19,” 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Robert Reisner: “Digest of Interview of Robert Reisner on May 21, 1973,” 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: An article from an unidentified newspaper regarding Gemstone stationery, Liddy, Magruder, Odle and Reisner, undated, 1 page, with handwritten notes at the top of the page.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Weicker handwritten notes regarding MacGregor and Reisner, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Handwritten notes regarding NYPD’s Bureau of Special Services, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Handwritten notes regarding Reisner’s appearance before the Select Committee, Liddy and the destruction of files at CRP, undated, 6 pages. Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Reisner, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Handwritten notes regarding Reisner’s telephone conversation with Magruder and the Gemstone file, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Robert Reisner, “Synopsis of Statement,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Robert Reisner, “Allegations Involving Other Persons,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Robert Reisner: Robert Reisner, “Suggested Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: Letter, Hilton to Field, regarding the political use of research grant funds, June 20, 1974, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: Memo, Malek for Haldeman, regarding “Departmental Responsiveness,” March 17, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: “Increasing the Responsiveness of the Executive Branch,” undated, 8 pages.1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: Letter, Villalobos to Peterson and Kleppe, regarding the National Economic Development Association, May 11, 1972, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: Note, Hamilton to Senator Weicker, regarding the Responsiveness Program, November 8, 1973, 1 page. 1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: Memo, Malek for Haldeman, regarding an attached progress report on the Responsiveness Program, June 7, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: “Responsiveness Program – Progress Report,” undated, 3 pages (page 2 is missing).Undated Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: “Responsiveness Program, Week Ending June 2, ‘72,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: Note to Searle regarding a request to acquire a new set of Responsiveness Program documents, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “Getting to the Grass Roots,” March 27, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “New Data on Schemes to Hike Nixon Support,” January 20, 1974, 3 pages.1974 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “Youths Suffered in Political Shift,” January 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, “Reports U.S. Grants Went to Help Nixon,” January 14, 1974, 3 pages.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: “Statement by United States District Judge Charles R. Richey,” O’Brien, et al. v. McCord, et al., April 12, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Congressional Record – Senate,” “District Court Judge Quashes Watergate Subpenas,” March 27, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Washington Post article, “White House Aide Denied U.S. Counsel,” August 5, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Evening Star article, “Only a Breathing Spell,” June 5, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “It Can’t Represent Colson, U.S. Told,” 8/5/72, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: WWDC Editorial, “Judge Richey of the U.S. District Court,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Pine Bluff Commercial article, “Judge Richey: A Good Sign,” August 27, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Judge Halts Action In Watergate Suit,” September 22, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Chicago Daily News article, “Judge Richey says it well,” March 22, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Chicago Tribune article, “Refreshing signs of reason,” 3-23-73, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Washington Post article, “Judge Rules Democrats May Quiz Two Former Top White House Aides,” May 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: The Washington Post article, “New Life for the First Amendment,” March 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Responsiveness Program: WMAL AM FM TV Editorial regarding Judge Richey’s decision “to block subpoenas aimed at revealing the confidential sources of journalists who reported on the Watergate break-in and bugging,” March 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: Statement by United States District Judge Charles R. Richey, In re: O’Brien, et al. vs. McCord, et al., Civil Action Number 1233-72, In response to a letter by Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Chairman of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, U.S. Senate, that the oral deposition of James W. McCord, Jr. be sealed., April 12, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: Congressional Record article, “District Judge Quashes Watergate Subpenas”, March 27, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: The Washington Post article, “White House Aide Denied U.S. Counsel”, August 5, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: The Washington Evening Star article, “Only a Breathing Spell”, June 5, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: The Washington Evening Star article, “It Can’t Represent Colson, U.S. Told”, August 5, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: WWDC, 1260 radio editorial, “Editorial Number 1, Judge Richey of the U.S. District Court”, August 23, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: Pine Bluff Commercial article, “Judge Richey: A Good Sign”, August 27, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: The Washington Evening Star and Daily News article, “Judge Halts Action In Watergate Suit”, September 22, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: Chicago Daily News article, “Judge Richey says it well”, March 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: Chicago Tribune article, “Refreshing signs of reason”, March 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: The Washington Post article, “Judge Rules Democrats May Quiz Two Former Top White House Aides”, May 19, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: The Washington Post article, “New Life for the First Amendment”, March 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Judge Charles R. Richey: WMAL AM FM TV editorial, regarding Judge Charles Richey and First Amendment, March 27, 1973. 1973 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: Memo, Emily to Bill, regarding “Kenneth Reitz,” September 18, 1973, 3 pages.1971 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding an attached young voter campaign plan, September 15, 1971, 1 page, with “Campaign Plan, Young Voters for the President, 1972” attached, September 15, 1971, 67 pages.Undated Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: George K. Gorton biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: References to George K. Gorton, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: Memo, Failor for Magruder, regarding the McGovern- Shriver Confrontations,” September 23, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: Memo, Failor for Magruder, regarding an attached report on a week’s campaign activities, September 22, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: Letter, Mike to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s request for a reconstruction of “some of the events in New Hampshire leading up to your decision to sever your tie with the Com. to Re-elect the Pres.,” undated, 12 pages.1973 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “GOP Aide Quits Suddenly, Ran Nixon’s Youth Effort,” April 24, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: The Washington Post article, “Head of GOP ‘Majority’ Drive Quits,” April 25, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: Handwritten notes regarding Ed O’Donnell, McGovern’s youth director and Ted Brill, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Kenneth Rietz: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Rietz’ Move is Linked to Spy Effort,” April 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Louis Russell: Memo, Wickens to File, regarding “Louis Russell,” April 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Louis Russell: The Washington Post article, “The Loss of a Little Black Book,” April 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Scanlan’s: Letter, Zion to Searle Field, regarding the enclosure of “two of the more controversial issues of Scanlan’s, September 13, 1973, 1 page.1970 Folder 8. Scanlan’s: “The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved,” Vol. 1, Number 4, June 1970, 80 pages.1970 Folder 8. Scanlan’s: “Nixon and the Bums: An Editorial,” Vol. 1, Number 7, September 1970, 80 pages.1973 Folder 9. Daniel Schorr: Memo, Sheketoff to Shure, regarding Daniel Schorr, September 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Secret Service: Letter, Daly to Weicker, regarding an enclosed copy of an opinion “rendered by United States District Judge James B. McMillan,” August 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Secret Service: District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, Charlotte Division, Civil No. 2988, Marvin Ray Sparrow, et al. vs. J. C. Goodman, Jr., et al., July 31, 1973, 63 pages. Undated Folder 11. J. Glenn Sedam, Jr.: J. Glenn Sedam, Jr. biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. J. Glenn Sedam, Jr.: References to Sedam, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 11. J. Glenn Sedam, Jr.: The Washington Post article, “Bug Memos Sent to Nixon Aides,” July 1, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. J. Glenn Sedam, Jr.: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “J. Glenn Sedam, Jr.,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Donald H. Segretti, A Biographical Profile, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Biographical Information, Segretti, Donald, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: References to Segretti, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Witness Summary – Donald Segretti, undated, 18 pages.1973 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Statement of Donald H. Segretti, October 3, 1973, 10 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Opening Statement of Martin Douglas Kelly, undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: An interview of Segretti by FBI agents, June 26, 1972, 5 pages. 1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: A chronology of Segretti “dirty tricks,” September 27, 1971 – February 8, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Segretti Paid Kelly,” list of payments made to Kelly, with date, amount and reason for payment, undated, 2 pages.1971-1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: “Segretti Record of Financial Transactions with Martin Douglas Kelly,” December 4, 1971 – June 20, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: “Digest of Interview with Mr. Kelly,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: “Digest of Interview with William Benz,” undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: FBI Interview of Robert [William?] Benz, May, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Robert [William?] Benz, Interviews,” May 1972, 11 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Segretti Paid Benz,” undated, 1 page.1971-1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Segretti Record of Financial Transactions of Robert Benz,” December 4, 1971 – June 20, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Segretti-Benz Contacts” in chronological order, undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Memo, Lackritz to Lenzner, regarding “Background on Segretti for Chapin Interview,” May 2, 1973, 3 pages. 1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: A chronology of Segretti’s meetings, telephone conversations and financial transactions, January 1, 1972 – October 3, 1972, 25 pages.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: An untitled document listing the names of individuals that Segretti telephoned from Tulsa, Oklahoma and telephonic information from three of five black notebooks, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Memo, Lenzner to Senator Ervin, et al., regarding a list of potential witnesses to appear before the Select Committee on October 1, 1973, 5 pages.1971-1972 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled Segretti – Expenses (1971- 1972), 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Payments to Segretti Operatives,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Document entitled “Segretti Cash Inflow,” undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 12. Donald Segretti 1: Information on Segretti provided by Carl Stern, September 1971, 1 page.Box 16701971-1973 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: A set of documents “to be used for the following witnesses: Segretti, Benz and Kelly,” 1971-1973, 53 pages (documents consist of copies of checks, memos and various campaign “dirty tricks” against Muskie, Humphrey and McGovern).1971-1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: Handwritten list of Segretti expenses; listed by date, reason for payment and the payment amount, July 1971 – June, 1972, 35 pages. Undated Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: Copies of notebook pages depicting Segretti’s activities; names and activities of various individuals, list of names for recruitment and names of the Democratic nominees and possible “dirty tricks” to be used against them, undated, 13 pages.1970-1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: Handwritten notes by Segretti depicting his activities involving campaign “dirty tricks,” 1970-1972, 5 pages.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Washington Post article, “Lawyer Friend Says Segretti Told Him of Infiltration Plan,” October 24, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Washington Post article, “FBI Finds Nixon Aides Sabotaged Democrats,” October 10, 1972, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Washington Post article, “FBI Chief Says Nixon’s Aides Paid Segretti,” March 8, 1973, 3 pages.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Baltimore Sun article, “Segretti sought to aid McGovern,” October 20, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Segretti’s Secret GOP Front,” October 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “White House Calls By Segretti Bared,” October 18, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Man Links Segretti to Spying,” October 26, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Link Between Watergate Team, Segretti Seen,” February 4, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Watergate Grand Jury Pursuing Minor Violations,” April 12, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The New York Times article, “Sabotage by Segretti: Network of Amateurs,” November 9, 1972, 4 pages.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The New York Times article, “Segretti Apparently Tried To Join McGovern’s Drive,” October 19, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The New York Times article, “Segretti is Linked to G.O.P. Activists,” October 23, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: The New York Times article, “Republican ‘Agent’: A Secretive Man With Friends in High Places,” January 16, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Donald H. Segretti,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: Handwritten letter in which a constituent thanks Weicker for his accomplishments on the Select Committee, October 3, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: Document entitled “Chronological Activities of Donald Segretti,” undated, 12 pages.1971 Folder 1. Donald Segretti 2: Note regarding Segretti, Source is Carl Stern, September 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: Note from the Office of Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. regarding a replacement telegram, October 23, 1973, 1 page, with the telegram, from Ervin to the President, attached, October 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: “Statement of Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr.,” October 20, 1973, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: An extract from the transcript of the hearings of the Select Committee, regarding a motion by Senator Baker, July 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: Letter, Ervin to the President, regarding a possible “constitutional confrontation between the Congress and the Presidency,” July 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: Letter, Ervin to the President, regarding Committee deliberations that authorizes “the Chairman to direct a letter to the President,” July 12, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: Letter, Brown to Ervin, regarding Brown’s request to appear before the Select Committee to counter Dean’s testimony about Brown and the Banking and Currency Committee, July 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: Letter, Weicker to Ervin, regarding Weicker’s intention to present “a motion pertaining to a meeting between the Committee and the President,” November 12, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Select Committee: An untitled document regarding a variation on the wording of Weicker’s motion concerning a meeting between the Committee and the President, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Select Committee: “Resolution of Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities”; motion made, seconded and adopted to request a meeting between the Committee and the President, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Select Committee: A portion of MacGregor’s testimony before the Select Committee regarding a $25,000 check given to Barker, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Select Committee: A resolution by the Select Committee entitling the Committee access to all documents in the possession of the White House or any department of the Executive Branch and the Committee’s attempt to avoid a confrontation with the White House, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 2. Select Committee: “Attacks on Watergate Committee,” a listing of news articles criticizing the Select Committee, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Select Committee: A chronology of the Select Committee and the events of Watergate related issues, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: Handwritten notes regarding the Executive Session of July 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Select Committee: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Agnew Blasts Ervin Probe,” June 11, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 2. Select Committee: Transcript, “Meet the Press,” guests Herbert Klein and Clark MacGregor, August 20, 1972, 24 pages.1973 Folder 3. Select Committee Suits: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al. v. Richard M. Nixon, Certificate of Service, August 9, 1973, 1 page, with attachments1973 Folder 3. Select Committee Suits: Order, August 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Select Committee Suits: Order, August 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Select Committee Suits: Motion to Reduce Time for Answer or Response, August 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Select Committee Suits: Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Motion to Reduce Time for Answer or Response, August 9, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 3. Select Committee Suits: Complaint for Declaratory Judgment, Mandatory Injunction and Mandamus, August 9, 1973, 10 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Huston testimony, May 21, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: “Select Committee Hearings Preparation Session,” Greenwich, Conn., May 12 and 13, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Memo, Shure to Weicker, regarding Shure’s appraisal of the evidence accumulated by the Select Committee, June 27, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: The Washington Post articles regarding DeVan L. Shumway and “Martha Mitchell Hits Administration,” 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Note, Dick to the Senator, regarding access to the White House tapes and the Vietnam negotiations, May 29, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Memorandum of Call, Charles Colson for Lowell Weicker, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Dick Howard, undated, 2 pages (very difficult to read).Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Handwritten notes concerning a conversation between Richard Benevista and an individual identified as “L,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Handwritten notes regarding Kleindienst’s resignation, undated, 1 page, with typewritten notes concerning the June 29, 1973 telephone call from Kleindienst to Senator Weicker attached, undated. 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: A “to do” list for a Weicker statement before the Select Committee, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: A Watergate chronology, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Handwritten and typewritten list of references to Weicker in the Nixon tape transcripts, undated, 2 pages, with a wire story and a Connecticut News Service story, “What the hell makes Weicker tick?” attached, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Document entitled “Weicker reaction,” Weicker’s statement concerning the Nixon tape transcripts, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Senator Weicker Misc.: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the Watergate investigation, undated, 21 pages.1973 Folder 4. Senator Weicker Miscellaneous: Weicker handwritten notes regarding a press conference statement, Bridgeport, Connecticut, October 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. H. William Shure Memo: Memo from H. William Shure regarding Shure’s appraisal of the evidence and “an expression of my conclusions as to what this evidence indicates,” June 27, 1973, 7 pages.Undated Folder 6. Earl J. Silbert Memo: Memo, Dick to Senator Weicker, regarding Silbert’s memo to either Titus or Petersen indicating that the Watergate conspiracy was not limited to Hunt and Liddy, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Hugh W. Sloan: Document entitled “Hugh W. Sloan,” biographical data, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 7. Hugh W. Sloan: Document entitled “Suggested Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Hugh W. Sloan: Document entitled “Narrative Account of Information Provided by Hugh W. Sloan, Jr. During Staff Interviews, April 27-28, 1973,” 5 pages.Undated Folder 7. Hugh W. Sloan: “Opening Statement of Hugh Sloan to Senate Select Committee,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Biographical information, Sloan, undated, 1 page, with references to Sloan attached, undated, 4 pages. 1971 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Letter, Sloan to Mitchell, regarding Mitchell’s request to “have an accounting of the $2,000 that“ Haldeman “requested be made available to Ron Walker,” July 7, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Document entitled “SLOAN 5604,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: “Hugh W. Sloan – Trial Testimony Re: Payments to Liddy and Authorization from Magruder,” June 7, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Letter, Stans to Porter, regarding the contributor of $50,000, May 9, 1973, 1 page, with a letter from Porter to Stans attached, May 21, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Handwritten notes regarding cash transfers from the White House to CRP, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Handwritten notes regarding CRP finances, Ervin questions, Reisner and the Wallace campaign, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Handwritten note regarding $1,777,000, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Typewritten notes on 5 x 8 cards, questions to be asked of Sloan, undated, 28 pages.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: Handwritten notes depicting the information on the 5 x 8 cards, item number 9, undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: The Baltimore Sun article, “Stans contradicts Sloan on bug fund,” February 8, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Hugh W. Sloan Jr.,” undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: The Baltimore Sun article, “Former GOP aide testifies he gave Liddy $199,000,” January 24, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: The Evening Star article, “GOP Aide Quit at Time of Quiz,” August 2, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: The Washington Post article, “Still Secret: Who Hired Spies and Why,” January 31, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. Hugh W. Sloan: The Washington Post article, “Aide in Campaign Tells of Warnings,” May 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Special Prosecutor: Letter, Cedarquist to Taft, regarding the dismissal of Special Prosecutor Cox and Cedarquist’s judgment that Congress has the power to adopt a statute authorizing Sirica to appoint a new Special Prosecutor, October 28, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 9. Special Prosecutor: A portion of a text regarding “District & Pros. Attys.,” undated, 2 pages.1930 Folder 9. Special Prosecutor: A portion of a text entitled Appellate Courts of Illinois, F. E. Wilson, et al. v. County of Marshall, et al., May, 1930, 7 pages.Undated Folder 9. Special Prosecutor: Memo to the Files regarding a story by Mrs. Jill Jackson concerning the White House urging people to call and “give their opinion about the Cambodian invasion,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: “Office Procedures for all Personnel,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Dash to All Lawyers and Investigators, regarding “Receipt of Complaints, Allegations and Leads,” undated, 2 pages, with a complaint form attached, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Dash to All Staff Members, regarding security leaks and Dash’s policy for controlling Committee documents, June 8, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Sanders to Boyce, regarding “Select Committee Publications Minority Staff List,” June 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Sanders to Thompson, regarding “Minority Division of Responsibility,” August 16, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Sanders to Dash, et al., regarding “Interview Appointments with Principal Witnesses,” June 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Dash to All Personnel, Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding the “Statement of Personal Service Activity or Employment,” May 7, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Witness Summary, Everett Howard Hunt, undated, 25 pages.1971 Folder 10. Staff Memos: “An NBC News White Paper: Vietnam Hindsight,” broadcast December 22, 1971, 67 pages.1969 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding “Addition to my Memorandum of 12/18 Regarding Individual to Head PR Firm,” December 18, 1969, 1 page.1971-1972 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Hunt and Lucien Conein, July 9, 1971, 9 pages, with an additional transcript of a telephone conversation between Hunt and Conein, November, 1972, 8 pages.1972 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, May 15, 1972, “The Situation in Southeast Asia,” May 8, 1972, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: An itinerary of a congressional lunch in Chicago, December 5, unknown year, 1 page. 1971 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Hunt and Lucien Conein, July 1, 1971, 5 pages.1971 Folder 10. Staff Memos: Memo, Colson for Haldeman, regarding “Howard Hunt,” July 2, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 10. Staff Memos: An article by Victor Riesel, “Where’s Fair Play? Inside Another Probe: The Story of $500,000 in Patronage Payouts,” September 12, 1973, 4 pages.1972 Folder 10. Staff Memos: The Sunday Star article, “U.S. Bombers Hit Haiphong,” April 16, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 10. Staff Memos: The Washington Post article, “Chou denounces U. S. Raids Over Hanoi and Haiphong,” April 17, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 10. Staff Memos: The New York Times article, “Behind Nixon’s Decision: More Than Military Issues,” April 17, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt, Liddy, Colson and the Plumbers, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Liddy, a judgeship and an unknown speech, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Gurney, Baker and Baldwin, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Buckley picture, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding the Cubans, Liddy, Kissinger taps and the Ellsberg break-in, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Liddy, CRP, Segretti, reason for Watergate break-in and Hunt, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Handwritten notes regarding Ted Kennedy, Liddy, Hanoi funds going into the DNC and Colson’s testimony, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 10. Staff Memos: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the Democratic Party in Connecticut, Baley connection and the Los Angeles Times, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: “Statement of Maurice H. Stans Before the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, June 12, 1973, 9 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Biographical information on Maurice Stans, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: “Digest of Interview of Maurice Stans, May 8, 1973,” 3 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: “Maurice H. Stans, Areas of Inquiry,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: “Possible Areas of Inquiry” for Stans, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: “Excerpts from Stans’ Testimony,” undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: “Other Persons Who Have Referred to Stans,” undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Statement by Weicker regarding Weicker’s decision not to question Stans, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Memo, Stans to Mitchell, regarding budget matters, May 10, 1972, 6 pages. 1971 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding Cabinet level discretionary funds to be used for “activities that will be beneficial to the President’s reelection,” July 28, 1971, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Letter, Barker to Ervin, regarding Ervin’s refusal to allow a letter from Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker to be part of the Committee record, February 13, 1974, 2 pages.1971-1973 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Letter, Barker to Ervin, regarding Stan’s interrogation about the Magruder memo dated July 28, 1971 (see item number 10), July 5, 1973, 2 pages, with a letter dated June 25, 1973; a letter (affidavit) dated June 18, 1973; a letter (affidavit) dated June 29, 1973; a note dated 6-26-73 and a letter dated January 19, 1972 attached, 9 pages.1973 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Affidavit of Joseph E. Casson, July 23, 1973, 2 pages.1971-1973 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Letter, Barker to Ervin, regarding the misleading record resulting from Stans’ testimony and the July 28, 1971 Magruder memo, July 27, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Document entitled “STANS 5694,” undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: A “Statement for the Record” by Barker regarding correcting Stans’ testimony concerning the July 28, 1971 Magruder memo, undated, 2 pages (the statement is incomplete).Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Witness Summary for Maurice H. Stans, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Biographical information, Stans, Maurice, undated, 1 page, with Stans references attached, undated, 4 pages.1974 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Letter, Barker to Ervin, regarding corporate campaign contributions, February 7, 1974, 4 pages.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Memo, Sloan to Stans, regarding the delay in depositing a check, June 13, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Memo, Stans to Sloan, regarding the procedures for depositing campaign contribution checks, June 1, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Memo, Stans to Sloan and Odell, regarding thank you letter to contributors, May 3, 1972, 1 page.1972 Memo, Stans for Sloan, regarding the creation of a system to control purchasing and distribution of campaign material, February 28, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Memo, Stans to Sloan, regarding the purchase of lapel pins for 1972 campaign contributors, February 28, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Handwritten notes regarding Stans’ statement attacking the General Accounting Office, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: Handwritten notes regarding the precedents in the Delaner and Beck cases, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: The New York Times article, “Stans Asserts He Doesn’t Know How Suspect Got G.O.P. Funds,” August 25, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: The Evening Star article, “Stans and the Break-in Check,” August 1, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: The Baltimore Sun article, “Stans contradicts Sloan on bug fund,” February 8, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Report Links Stans to ‘Bugging’ Funds,” September 13, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: The Washington Post article, “Stans Denies GOP Money Funded Watergate Break-In,” August 9, 1972, 1 page. 1972 Folder 11. Maurice Stans: The Washington Post article, “Text of Statement by Stans On Charges in GAO Report,” August 28, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 11. Maurice Stans: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Maurice Stans,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: S. 260 – “To provide that meetings of Government agencies and of congressional committees shall be open to the public, and for other purposes,” January 9, 1973, 53 pages.1973 Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: United States Senate, Committee on Government Operations, Statements and Remarks on S. 260, January, 1973, 11 pages.1974 Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: Common Cause Editorial Memorandum, “Most Committees in House of Representatives Switch to Open Bill-Drafting Sessions in 1973 Under New Anti-Secrecy Requirement,” January, 1974, 10 pages.1973 Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: Speech by David Cohen, Vice President of Common Cause, Federal Documents Regional Workshop, November 30, 1973, 20 pages.1974 Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: An untitled document regarding a cosponsored conference to discuss “provisions contained in the bill introduced by Senator Chiles, S. 260,” February 1, 1974, 1 page, with the conference report attached, February 1, 1974, 10 pages.Undated Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: Document entitled “Sunshine Conference Summary,” undated, 14 pages.Undated Folder 12. Statements by Witnesses, S. 260 – Government in the Sunshine Act: A chart, “U.S. House of Representatives, Open and Closed Bill-Drafting Meetings, 1973,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: “Opening Statement of Rick Stearns Before The Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, October 11, 1973,” 4 pages. 1973 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: “Digest of Testimony of Richard J. Stearns, Executive Session – October 3, 1973,” 3 pages.1973 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: “Digest of Rick Stearns Interview in Sam Dash’s Office – October 10, 1973,” 2 pages.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: Two McGovern campaign pamphlets regarding Israel and an article addressing Jewish concerns, May, October, 1972, 3 pages.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: “An Open Letter to President Johnson by Middle East Specialists,” June 26, 1972, 2 pages.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: Near East Report, “McGovern-Shriver ‘72,” July 26, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: The Sarasota Herald-Tribune, “But One Minority is Far From Sure,” July 6, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: The New York Times article, “McGovern Courts Congress,” July 23, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: The New York Times, “Chaotic McGovern Campaign,” September 7, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Rick Stearns: The New York Times, “McGovern’s Foes Use Aide’s 1967 Mideast Stand to Woo Jewish Vote,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: The San Francisco Chronicle, “Nixon Hoping for a California Landslide,” August 24, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 13. Rick Stearns: The Jewish Standard, “McGovern Aide Says Soviets Changed His Mideast Views,” August 4, 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 13. Rick Stearns: Weicker handwritten notes regarding a peaceful demonstration, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Opening Statement of Gordon Strachan, undated, 15 pages.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Biographical Profile of Gordon Strachan, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Biographical Information, Gordon Strachan, undated, 1 page, with a Strachan reference attached, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Witness Summary for Gordon Strachan, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: “Substantial Areas of Inquiry for Gordon Strachan,” undated, 11 pages.1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: “Digest of Interviews with Gordon Strachan – July 12 and July 18, 1973,” 7 pages.1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: “Supplemental Digest, Gordon Strachan – July 19, 1973,” 2 pages.1971 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Proposed questions for Strachan, undated, 2 pages, with a Washington Star article attached, November 29, 1971, 2 pages.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Document entitled “STRACHAN 5690,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Cross References to Strachan, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: United States District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, United States of America v. William Ayers, et al., Order Requiring a Search and Disclosure of Government Misconduct in This Case, Criminal No. 49104, June 5, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: A resolution by the Select Committee regarding the authorization of the Chairman to issue a subpoena duces tecum to the President of the United States, July 23, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the White House taping system, Moore and Haldeman, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: Handwritten notes regarding House and Senate seats in Congress in 1972 and 1964, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Gordon STRACHAN,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “White House Aide Tied to GOP Spies,” February 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: The New York Times article, “White House Aide Termed A Liddy-Segretti Contact,” February 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 14. Gordon Strachan: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman Aide Called Link in Spy Nets,” February 7, 1973, 1 page.Box 16711973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Interview with Sullivan, October 7, 1973, 10 pages.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Questions to be asked of Sullivan during his testimony before the Select Committee, undated, 6 pages (questions begin with “E. The Kissinger Taps”; others are missing). 1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Memo to the Files by Wickens, regarding Weicker’s questions of Kehrli, May 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Elliff to Bill Wickens, regarding the FBI and Sullivan’s ideas for a more flexible intelligence service, May 16, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Sullivan to Weicker, regarding Sullivan’s repudiation of Dean’s testimony, June 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Richardson to Weicker, regarding a search of the files of the Intelligence Division of the FBI, June 25, 1973, 1 page1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Weicker to Cox, regarding Weicker’s renewed request for FBI files, June 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Weicker to Ruckelshaus, regarding Weicker’s request for “a list of all work done by the Bureau’s Division 5 during the period November 1, 1970 through June 1, 1972,” June 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Ruckelshaus to Weicker, regarding Ruckelshaus informing Weicker that his request for FBI files should be routed through Cox, June 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Telegram, Peter Irons to Weicker, regarding the leaking of FBI files on Alger Hiss, June 26, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Note, Dick to Senator Weicker, regarding Sullivan’s report to Dean concerning previous administrations use of wiretaps on the political opposition, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Weicker to Kelley, regarding a list of individuals and organizations for review by the FBI to ascertain whether they were investigated by Division 5, July 23, 1973, 1 page, with the list of individuals and organizations and a letter from Kelley to Weicker attached, July 23, 1973 and July 27, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Sullivan to the Editor of The New York Daily News, regarding Sullivan’s request for a retraction of an October 13, 1973 article appearing in the Daily News, October 16, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Sullivan to Weicker, regarding The New York Daily News article and Sullivan’s displeasure with the “vicious sniping” directed toward him, October 16, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Marion Sullivan to Weicker, regarding a correction to be made in Sullivan’s October 16, 1973 letter to Weicker, October 17, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Letter, Herrema to Sullivan, regarding the receipt of Sullivan’s October 16, 1973 letter and Herrema’s assurance that Weicker will review the letter, October 19, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Document entitled “Additional Cosponsors S. 1146,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Potpourri,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: The Washington Post article, “Top FBI Official Forced Out In Policy Feud with Hoover,” undated, 3 pages.1974 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: The Boston Globe article, “Former FBI man calls Dean a ‘liar’,” May 7-8, 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the FBI, Sullivan memo to Tolson and Hoover and Division 5, undated, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Handwritten notes regarding “Interview with William Sullivan,” July 9, 1973, 5 pages, with an organizational chart of Division 5 and handwritten notes dated July 10, 1973 attached, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Handwritten note regarding a request to phone Hank Price, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Handwritten notes regarding Wickens talk with Sullivan in New Hampshire, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Document entitled “Sullivan,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Handwritten notes regarding dividing the FBI into two agencies, criminal and security, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: Handwritten notes regarding “Ruckelshaus,” undated, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: The Washington Post article, “Tangling With Hoover,” October 28, 1971, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. William C. Sullivan: The Washington Star-News article, “Haig Requested Taps, Ex-FBI Aide Says,” June 13, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Summa Corp. Case: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, Richard Danner, Chester C. Davis, Carol Dunkle, Walter Glaeser, Ralph Winte and Summa Corporation v. The Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Summons for Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., November 27, 1973, 1 page, with a Complaint for Declaratory, Injunctive and Mandatory Relief attached, 8 pages.1973 Folder 2. Summa Corp. Case: Exhibit A – Western Union Straight Wire, Davis to Ervin, regarding subpoenas to several of Davis’ clients to appear before the Select Committee, November 18, 1973, 3 pages. 1973 Folder 2. Summa Corp. Case: Exhibit B – Telegram, Ervin to Davis, regarding contempt charges against Davis’ clients, November 21, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Summa Corp. Case: Exhibit C – Telegram, Lenzner to Dubin, regarding Davis’ request to appear before the Select Committee to object to subpoenas and Davis’ appearance before the Committee under subpoena or be prepared to be ruled in contempt of the Senate, November 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Summa Corp. Case: Exhibit D- Western Union Straight Wire, Davis to Ervin, regarding appearances before the Committee of Davis and/or his clients, November 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Summa Corp. Case: Exhibit E – Western Union Straight Wire, Davis to Ervin, regarding confusion and misunderstanding developing over the timing of appearances before the Committee, the matter of public hearings and the matter of contempt charges, November 24, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: Letter, Bennett to Ervin, regarding Ervin’s request for personal data “which may be stored in the OEP computer data banks,” June 7, 1973, 6 pages.1972 Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: United States District Court, District of Massachusetts, Unitarian Universalist Association v. Joseph L. Tauro, “Opposition to Plaintiff’s Application for Temporary Restraining Order,” January 14, 1972, 11 pages.1972 Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: United States District Court, District of Massachusetts, Unitarian Universalist Association v. Joseph L. Tauro, et al., “Answer to Complaint,” July 28, 1972, 8 pages.1972 Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: “Excerpt from Testimony of Unitarian Universalist Association before Senator Proxmire’s Subcommittee on Financial Institutions, August 14, 1972,” 1 page.1971-1972 Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: A chart depicting the Democratic Presidential candidates and the White House intelligence operations, February 1971–November 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Aide Proposed Espionage, Burglaries,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Super Spy Plan: The Daily News article, “President’s Domestic Spying Bared,” May 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: White House Press Release, Statement by the President regarding intelligence operations in connection with Watergate, May 22, 1973, 8 pages.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Letter, Mardian to Edward Kennedy, regarding electronic surveillance, March 1, 1971, 4 pages.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Letter, Mardian to Ervin, regarding requested documents concerning the Interdivision Information Unit, July 8, 1971, 4 pages, with attachments:1967 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Doar for the Attorney General, regarding the collection of intelligence data, September 27, 1967, 4 pages.1967 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo to Kevin Maroney, et al. regarding the “Establishment of a departmental intelligence unit in reaction to civil disorders,” November 5, 1967, 2 pages.1967 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Maroney, et al. to Clark, Attorney General, regarding a report on “the establishment of a Departmental Intelligence Unit,” December 6, 1967, 7 pages.1967 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, the Attorney General to Doar, et al., regarding the “Creation of Interdivision Information Unit,” December 18, 1967, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Clark to Pellerzi, regarding the purpose of the Interdivision Intelligence Unit, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Mardian to All Personnel-Interdivision Information Unit (IDIU), regarding IDIU Guidelines, March 5, 1971, 3 pages. 1970 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: A report: “Demonstration and Dissent in the Nation’s Capital,” June 8, 1970, 6 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: A report: “The National Intelligence Community,” Intelligence Branch, Education Center, Marine Corps Development and Education Command, Quantico, Virginia, undated, 14 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Document entitled “Espionage Squad” listing the members of the “Squad,” undated, 1 page, with references to the Espionage Squad and biographical information on the Offensive Security Force attached, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: A report regarding “the potential for violence during the weekend of November 13-15 in Washington, D.C. in connection with the activities planned by the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam,” undated, 11 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: “Pentagon Chronology of Domestic Intelligence,” undated, 14 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Document entitled “Surveillance,” undated, 1 page.1968 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Muskett to Vinson, regarding the “Criminal Division Information Unit,” November 22, 1968, 1 page.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Letter, Ervin to Mitchell, regarding Ervin’s request for specific documents, April 8, 1971, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Document entitled “Krogh and Young 5533,” undated, regarding a covert operation to examine the medical files “held by Ellsberg’s psychoanalyst,” undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Dean for Haldeman, regarding “McGovern War Record,” June 16, 1972, 1 page. 1974 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Note, Dick to Searle, regarding Mitchell obtaining a bugging device from Jim Burke, May 10, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, X to X-1, regarding arms sales to countries in the Middle East, Rebozo and campaign contributions, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: A UPI wire story regarding the Supreme Court’s decision that Nixon must surrender subpoenaed Watergate tapes, July 24, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt, Barker and the break-in, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Handwritten notes regarding Haldeman, Mardian, Mitchell, McCord, Odle, Kleindienst, LaRue, Liddy, Hunt, Andreas, Dean, Sloan, Porter, Sullivan, Ehrlichman and Nofziger, undated, 15 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The New York Times article, “Laird Acts to Tighten Rule Over Military Intelligence,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Baltimore Sun article, “Baker denies . . . Colson joined him in probe of CIA,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Taps in Leak Hunt Put on Reporters,” May 11, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Bug Case Figures Used Covert Executive Phone,” December 8, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “E. Howard Hunt,” undated, 1 page. 1970 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Life Magazine article, “Tampering with Justice in San Diego,” March 24, 1970, 16 pages.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “McGovern Undercover Work Limited,” October 27, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “GOP Plan to Monitor Bank Accounts Alleged,” October 31, 1972, 2 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: An Associated Press article, “Krogh Admits Burglary Role,” undated, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Howard for Fielding, regarding checking the university and military records of McGovern, May 12, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Wiretaps Put On Phones of 2 Reporters,” May 3, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “U.S. Censorship Plan Bared,” October 23, 1973, 2 pages.1972 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Democrats Cite a New Bugging Attempt,” September 6, 1972, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Called Part of Vast Plan,” April 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “JFK’s Doctor’s Files Rifled in 1960,” May 3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Chilean Break- ins Reflect Watergate,” March 8, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post articles, “Wiretap Files Were Kept From Hoover, Aide Says,” May 15, 1973 and “Other GOP Practices Linked To Defeat of Sen. Tydings,” May 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Case Called Broad Plot,” January 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, ‘’Ruckelshaus’ Statement on Wiretaps,” May 15, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Boss of FBI Knows Who’s Boss,” June 2, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “J. Edgar Hoover’s Legacy: A Political Snakepit at the FBI,” January 10, 1973, 2 pages.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Deterioration of the FBI,” October 11, 1971, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: The Washington Post article, “Kissinger Sought Security Leak Plug,” May 15, 1973, 2 pages.1967 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: “The World Conference on Vietnam, Stockholm, July 6-9, 1967,” 2 pages.1969 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Hanoi VNA International Service, “Premier Welcomes U.S. Antiwar ‘Offensive’,” October 14, 1969, 1 page.1969 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Liberation Press Agency, “Nguyen Huu Tho Sends Letter to Americans,” November 4, 1969, 1 page.1971 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Butler to SAC, Philadelphia, regarding the “Black Panther Party,” February 4, 1971, 4 pages. Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Note regarding “Bertil Svahnstrom,” undated, 1 page.1969 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Information Letter No. 5, the Stockholm Conference on Vietnam, October 5, 1969, 5 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Biographical Information on the Offensive Security Force, undated, 6 pages.1970 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: A report: “Demonstration and Dissent in the Nation’s Capital,” June 8, 1970, 6 pages.Undated Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Handwritten notes regarding a memo from Haldeman to the President that sets forth an administration plan for civil disturbance, undated, 1 page.1975 Folder 4. Surveillance Documents: Memo, Office of the Chief of Legislative Liaison, Department of the Army to Members of Congress, regarding the Berlin Democratic Club, et al. v. Schlesinger, et al., 3 October 1975, 1 page, with Civil Action No. 310-74 attached, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Susquehanna Corporation: A report regarding the Susquehanna Corporation’s link to the Watergate bugging case, undated, 5 pages (the document is difficult to read).Undated Folder 5. Susquehanna Corporation: A wire story regarding E. Howard Hunt’s connection to the Susquehanna Corporation, undated, 3 pages (the document is difficult to read).1967 Folder 6. Teamsters: United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, United States of America vs. James R. Hoffa, et al., Affidavit of Cartha D. Deloach, January 30, 1967, 8 pages.Undated Folder 6. Teamsters: Memo regarding Hoffa and the Teamsters Pension Fund, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Teamsters: Transcript of a telephone conversation between Egen and Partin regarding Teamsters issues, May 19, 1971, 12 pages. 1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: Memo regarding a “Hoffa-Loeb chronology,” June 1, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. Teamsters: Document entitled “Teamsters,” regarding Frank Fitzsimmons, Angelo DeCarlo and Harold Gibbons, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Teamsters: Ramparts Magazine article, “Overlapping Conspiracies,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Teamsters: Handwritten notes regarding a conversation between Egen and Partin, cash contributions to CRP from Teamster casinos in Las Vegas and Hoffa’s conviction and release, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The New York Times article, “Hughes Power Bid on Nixon Charged,” September 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The New York Times article, “Tap on a Brother of Nixon Disputed,” September 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Early Contributors to Nixon Disclosed,” September 29, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “White House Approved Airline Sale,” September 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Senate Probes Hughes Contributions,” September 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Probe of Hughes Gift Reported,” September 26, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Aides to Nixon, Hughes Plotted Joint Las Vegas Burglary,” September 25, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Secret Service Silence Seen on Taps,” September 8, 1973, 1 page.1972 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Wiretapped Brother,” September 6, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, ”Haldeman Arranged Hoffa’s Release,” May 3, 1973, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post articles, “Loeb Asks Investigation of Teamster Hoffa’s Case, 5/7/71, and “Judge in Hoffa Case Asks for Perjury Probe,” May 15, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Partin Denies He Offered to Aid Hoffa,” July 11, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Hoffa Wins Rehearing in His Bid for Parole,” July 8, 1971, 1 page.1971 Folder 6. Teamsters: The Washington Post article, “Hoffa Said Quitting As Teamsters’ Chief,” June 3, 1971, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Teamsters: Audio cassette, unlabeled, undated.1972 Folder 7. Time, Inc.: An untitled article regarding the Watergate break-in, the hiring of McCord, Al Wong and the events that occurred June 18, 1972, undated, 7 pages (the document is difficult to read).Undated Folder 7. Time, Inc.: A report detailing Segretti’s, Hunt’s and Liddy’s work for CRP and a supposed slush fund, undated, 9 pages (the document is difficult to read). Undated Folder 7. Time, Inc.: A report or article regarding the Mullen Company, proposed questions to be asked about the Mullen Company, CIA connections to the Mullen Company, Segretti’s, Hunt’s and Liddy’s work for CRP and conflicting testimony given before the Select Committee, undated, 11 pages (the document is difficult to read).Undated Folder 8. William E. Timmons: William E. Timmons, biographical information, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. William E. Timmons: References to Timmons, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 8. William E. Timmons: The Washington Post article, “Bug Memo Sent to Nixon Aides,” 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. William E. Timmons: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “William E. Timmons,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Clyde Tolson: Clyde Tolson interview, July 9, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Interview of Ulasewicz, May 8, 1973, 20 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Interview of Ulasewicz, undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Summary of Tony Ulasewicz, “Eulasewicz’s [sic] contacts with McCord and Caulfield,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Supplemental, Summary of Interview – Tony Ulasewicz (“U” for short), undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Document entitled “Anthony T. Ulasewicz,” undated, 4 pages. 1973 Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: United States Senate, Report of Proceedings, Hearing held before Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, Testimony of Anthony T. Ulasewicz, July 9, 1973, 13 pages.1973 Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Memo, Liebengood to Thompson, regarding “Miscellaneous Areas of Inquiry, Re: Ulasewicz,” July 17, 1973, 6 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Questions for Ulasewicz, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: References to Ulasewicz, undated, 7 pages.1970 Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Memo, Huston for H. R. Haldeman, regarding “Domestic Intelligence Review,” August 7, 1970, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes regarding “Ulasewicz,” “Investigations undertaken by Anthony T. Ulasewicz, undated, 8 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes regarding two questions for Ulasewicz, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes regarding questions for Ulasewicz, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes pertaining to the activities of Ulasewicz, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes and questions pertaining to the activities of Ulasewicz, undated, 10 pages.Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes regarding Ulasewicz’s records and Mrs. Hunt, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 10. Anthony T. Ulasewicz: Handwritten notes regarding the intelligence units attached to the Justice Department, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: Letter to “Fellow American” regarding an enclosed Preliminary Training Program for the Secret Army Organization, November 8, 1971, 1 page.1972 Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: A Secret Army Organization Underground Bulletin, April 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: “History of the Secret Army Organization,” undated, 1 page, with portions of a Preliminary Training Program and a mailing list attached, undated, 20 pages.1973 Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: Document entitled “Raw Intelligence Data,” July 28, 1973, 31 pages.Undated Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: An untitled document regarding the covert intelligence activities of the Nixon Administration and Lewis Tackwood’s Glasshouse Tapes, 23 pages.Undated Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: A Secret Army Organization poster, “Wanted for Treason: Nixon,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Unfollowed Leads: Handwritten letter to Bill Ritter describing Ritter’s meeting Howard Godfrey, Godfrey’s meetings with Segretti and plans for the Republican National Convention in San Diego, California, July 5, 1973, 8 pages.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Handwritten notes regarding the cancellation of a June 29, 1972 meeting between the CIA and the FBI, undated, 1 page.1972 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Memo, Walters for the Acting Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation, regarding “Everette Howard Hunt, Jr.,” July 7, 1972, 1 page. Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Witness Summary of Vernon A. Walters, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: “Summary of Patrick Gray Commentary on General Walters’ Account of CIA-FBI Contacts in June and July 1972,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Handwritten notes entitled “Gen. Walters,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Weicker handwritten notes regarding the CIA, the FBI and Watergate, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: “Cross References to Walters – Updated Through July 31, 1973,” undated, 1 page, with a chronology of CIA/FBI involvement in Watergate attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Handwritten notes regarding Haldeman’s request to “slow the investigation” into the Watergate break-in, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: The New York Times article, “Transcripts of Excerpts From the C.I.A. Memorandums About the Watergate Case,” June 3, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Handwritten notes regarding Haldeman, the CIA and the Watergate break-in, undated, 3 pages (notes are very similar to item number 8).1973 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Memo, Sheketoff to Thompson, regarding “Walters’ Testimony Before the Appropriations Committee; Purported Attempt to Involve the CIA in Watergate,” August 2, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Document entitled “Walters and Helms,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: An untitled document, a synopsis of Gray’s knowledge of “burn baskets” and Gray’s withdrawal of his nomination for Director of the FBI, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Handwritten notes regarding a June 23, 1972 meeting and Haldeman’s knowledge of a CIA operation, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Handwritten notes entitled “The CIA Theory,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Affidavit of Vernon Walters, May 12, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: The Times-Herald article, “CIA Resisted Lengthy Cover-Up Effort By White House, Hill Account Reveals,” May 16, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: The Times-Herald article, “Memo by Walters Disclosed on Hill,” May 22, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 12. General Vernon A. Walters: Memo, Sheketoff to Liebengood, regarding the “Armed Services Committee Executive Session on CIA with Walters Testifying,” July 31, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: “Statement of Senator Lowell Weicker,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Letter, Cox to Ervin, Cox’s request to temporarily suspend the Select Committee hearings, June 4, 1973, 5 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding Cox’s letter to Ervin (item number 2), undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Questions to Weicker regarding the Select Committee guidelines, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Statement by Weicker regarding the 1972 Presidential Campaign and political integrity in the United States, undated, 5 pages. Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Statement by Senator Ervin in which Ervin states publicly that the Committee has received no evidence linking Haldeman “with illegal activities in connection with the Presidential Campaign of 1972,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding Wickens’ research on the question of releasing Grand Jury Minutes to “a duly authorized Senate Investigating Committee, undated, 13 pages.1972 Folder 13. Watergate: Memo, Magruder for the Attorney General, regarding the Attorney General’s question concerning Weicker’s refusal to be “announced as a member of the Congressional Advisory Committee to the Young Voters Committee,” February 1972, 1 page, with a memo containing details of Weicker’s refusal attached, February 9, 1972, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Notes regarding a meeting between Ed deBolt, Bob Herrema and Weicker, March 26, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Notes regarding a meeting with Ed deBolt, March 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Transcript of a Face the Nation broadcast, interview of Weicker, April 1, 1973, 20 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Memo, Ervin to Members of the Committee, regarding “Proposed Amendments to the Rules of the Committee,” March 22, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Letter, Ervin to Weicker, regarding proposed Committee rule changes, March 21, 1973, 1 page, with the rule changes attached, February 21, 1973, 7 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Questions asked of Weicker, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Weicker press release regarding the revelation of the memo detailing the reasons for Weicker “yanking the Connecticut youth effort out from under the auspices of the Committee . . . in January 1972,” June 17, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Three short remarks by Weicker regarding investigating Watergate related issues, June 14, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: An untitled document regarding the request for Weicker to become a member “of the Congressional Advisory Committee to the Young Voters Committee,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Questions asked of Weicker by an individual named “Sam” regarding Dean’s testimony, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: An untitled document regarding two Presidential announcements, witness invoking executive privilege and the purpose of the Select Committee, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: An untitled document regarding executive privilege and the Committee guidelines, April 17, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Letter, Wickens to the Office of the Clerk, Superior Court, San Francisco, California, regarding a request for a copy of a legal case decided in 1962, April 2, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Letter, Sirica to Weicker, regarding a proposed meeting between Sirica and McCord, March 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: “Weicker statement on postponement of hearings,” June 18, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding Weicker’s pending and subsequent withdrawal from his position on the Congressional Advisory Committee for young voters, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding Kleindienst, Dean’s papers and Segretti, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding Gray, FBI political investigations and Haldeman, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten note regarding Anderson and Chennault, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding L. Patrick Gray, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding questions for McCord, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding “Conn. Youth for Nixon removed from CREEP by Sen. Weicker, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding Watergate related issues and the hierarchy at the White House concerning Watergate, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding tracing funds received by Barker, the CIA and the FBI, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding Kleindienst’s and Peterson’s roles in Watergate, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding the Bob Grant Show request for Weicker to comment “on link bet. Watergate & Nixon,” undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt’s safe, Ehrlichman, Gray, Dean and Joe Kraft, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Crime Law Revision Threatens News Flow,” undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 13. Watergate: The Washington Post article, “Witness Can’t Recall Who Got Tapped Logs,” January 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: The New York Daily News article, “Nixon Drops Gray Bid to Head FBI,” April 6, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: The Washington Post article, “Watergate, ITT Scandals Entangled,” March 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: The New York Daily News article, “Nixon Forbids Quiz of Aides on Watergate,” March 13, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: Memo, Ervin to Members of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding a “Chronology of Events Related to Watergate Conspiracy,” April 16, 1973, 1 page, with the chronology attached, April 16, 1973, 10 pages.1972 Folder 13. Watergate: The Baltimore Sun article, “Patman says panel has bug- buying proof,” October 16, 1972, 1 page.1972 Folder 13. Watergate: The New York Daily News article, “Nixon’s Fund Used to Buy Bug: Patman,” October 16, 1972, 1 page.Undated Folder 13. Watergate: The Washington Post article, “The GOP Kiddie Corps,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 13. Watergate: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Watergate,” April 25, 1973, 2 pages.Box 1672 1974 Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Memo, Dash to Members of the Select Committee, regarding “Recommendations in Campaign Financing,” June 17, 1974, 42 pages.1974 Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Memo, Dash to Senators, Senate Select Committee, regarding “Hughes-Rebozo recommendations,” June 24, 1974, 41 pages.Undated Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Document entitled “Watergate Recommendations,” undated, 27 pages.Undated Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Document entitled “Recommendations Submitted by Special Consultant Arthur Miller,” undated, 30 pages.Undated Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Document entitled “Legal Recommendations” (handwritten title), undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Recommendations on “Campaign Practices” (handwritten title), undated, 21 pages.Undated Folder 1. Watergate Committee Recommendations: Document entitled “Responsiveness Recommendations,” undated, 9 pages.Undated Folder 2. Watergate Correspondence: Handwritten notes regarding FBI raw files, Dean, Ehrlichman, Kleindienst, Petersen and the June 28, 1972 meeting, undated, 13 pages.Undated Folder 2. Watergate Correspondence: Letter, Ervin to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s suggestion that William Sullivan “be called as a witness before the Select Committee,” October 19, 1973, 1 page, with a memo dated October 11, 1973 attached, 2 pages.Undated Folder 2. Watergate Correspondence: An untitled document regarding proposed questions to asked about the destruction of the Hunt files, with Weicker handwritten notes at the bottom and on the back of the page, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Watergate Correspondence: Letter, Thompson to Weicker, regarding a leak of Committee information to Seymour Hersh, June 19, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 2. Watergate Correspondence: Letter, Brooke to Weicker, regarding Augustus T. Bazin, June 4, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Watergate Correspondence: An untitled document regarding Weicker’s meeting with John Dean, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Watergate Crimes: Document entitled “Watergate Crimes”; “Partial list of possible crimes, prepared by the Congressional Research Service, American Law Division, according to the instructions of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” undated, 1 page, with witness lists, statements, biographical information, witness summaries and areas of inquiry attached, August 1, 1973, 59 pages.1974 Folder 3. Watergate Crimes: A UPI wire story on the further investigation of Watergate crimes after Nixon’s pardon, September 10, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Miscellaneous Intra-Office: Memo, Dash to Staff, regarding office procedures, April 12, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Miscellaneous Intra-Office: Memo, Sanders to Thompson, regarding the May hearings – “Investigative Assignments and Scheduling,” April 18, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Miscellaneous Intra-Office: Memo, Cole to the Minority Staff, regarding the folders to be prepared for each minority member of the Committee, May 7, 1973, 1 page, with attached list of witnesses for hearings beginning May 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Watergate Miscellaneous Intra-Office: Memo, Sanders to Thompson, regarding “Proposals for Division of Minority Labor and Organization of Paper Work in Preparation for Hearings,” May 2, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 4. Watergate Miscellaneous Intra-Office: The Committee staff as of April 20, 1973, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Watergate Miscellaneous Intra-Office: The Committee staff as of April 30, 1973, undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 5. Watergate Notes: Handwritten notes regarding Weicker’s statements before the press, April 30, 1973, 16 pages.1973 Folder 5. Watergate Notes: Weicker “Press Conference – Radio and Television,” April 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Watergate Polls: “Report on Watergate Opinion in Westport/Weston, Conn., August 21-22, 1973,” 8 pages.1973 Folder 6. Watergate Polls: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Senators Gain Favor,” September 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Watergate Polls: Poll data in a wire story form, August 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Watergate Polls: The Fairfield Fair Press article, “Inflation is bigger worry than Watergate,” August 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Bob Conrad, William F. Buckley, Muriel Dobbin: The New York Times article, “Weicker Cools Hot GOP Critics,” September 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Bob Conrad, William F. Buckley, Muriel Dobbin: William F. Buckley, Jr. article, “The Awe-Full Sen. Weicker,” August 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 7. Bob Conrad, William F. Buckley, Muriel Dobbin: The Baltimore Sun article, “Weicker reveals White House memos on attacking press,” November 1, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Letter, Gurney to Ervin, regarding the scheduling of witnesses and the increase of hearing days per week, May 31, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding the “Agenda for Watergate Committee Meeting on May 2, 1973,” May 1, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Document entitled “Rules of Procedure – Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Document entitled “Proposed Rules” of the Select Committee, undated, 6 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding the “Proposed Rules for the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities,” March 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memo, Weicker to Members of the Committee, regarding “Proposed Amendments to the Rules of the Committee,” March 26, 1973, 3 pages, with “Guidelines of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities” attached, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: United States District Court for the District of Columbia, National Citizens’ Committee for Fairness to the Presidency, Inc., et al. v. the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, et al., Memorandum in Opposition to Plaintiffs’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction and in Support of Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss, September 21, 1973, 18 pages, with the Order and the Motion to Dismiss attached, 2 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memo, Beach to All Republicans Senators, regarding the review of 1964 Bobby Baker investigation votes and the distribution of copies to all Republican Senators, 25 September 1973, 1 page, with “Senate Floor Voting on Bobby Baker Question, 1964” attached, undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memorandum for the files regarding a security problem in the Committee offices, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: A press release regarding the announcement that “Wickens to Assist Watergate Probe,” March 26, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Note, Hamilton to Weicker, regarding the dismissal of a lawsuit, September 21, 1973, 1 page (see item number 7).Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: A list of “dirty tricks,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Handwritten notes regarding an unknown individual’s opening statement, Segretti and the various possible crimes committed by White House staff, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Handwritten notes summarizing a telephone conversation between Weicker and MacGregor, April 4, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Handwritten notes regarding Hunt in executive session, Diem assassination, executive clemency, Ulasewicz’s activities, use of the CIA and comments between staff and members of the Committee, undated, 7 pages.Undated Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding the question: “Is it a Proper Exercise of Judicial Discretion for a United States District Court to Make Grand Jury Minutes Available to a Duly Authorized Senate Investigating Committee?,” undated, 13 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Letter, Weicker to Ervin, regarding Weicker’s concern that the provision for full Select Committee participation in the hearings is being disregarded, April 13, 1973, 3 pages.1964 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: The Congressional Record, “Inquiry into Financial or Business Interests of Members and Employees of the Senate,” May 14, 1964, 6 pages.1973 Folder 8. Watergate Rules: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding the “Issuance of Subpenas Duces Tecum by the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities for the Production of FBI files,” March 26, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Letter, Ervin to Weicker, regarding the release of raw FBI data to the Senate Select Committee, March 20, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Letter from Weicker regarding Weicker’s position on the release of raw FBI data, March 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Letter, Montoya to Weicker, regarding the agreement for the release of raw FBI data, March 26, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Statement by Senator Weicker on “access to FBI files for all members of the Senate Committee investigating Watergate,” March 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Weicker press release regarding the agreement for the release of raw FBI data, March 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Memo, Wickens to Weicker, regarding the “issuance of subpoenas Duces Tecum by the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities for the production of FBI files,” March 26, 1973, 1 page, with “The Case for the Issuance of Subpoenas Duces Tecum” attached, undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: The Congressional Record , ”Watergate Questions for the President,” February 7, 1974, 7 pages.Undated Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: “Memorandum Re Possible and Apparent Violations of Law Occurring in 1972 Elections,” In the Matter of the Appointment of a Special Prosecutor and his Undertaking of Investigations, Before the Attorney General of the United States, undated, 30 pages.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: “Petition of Center on Corporate Responsibility,” In the Matter of the Appointment of a Special Prosecutor and his Undertaking of Investigations, Before the Attorney General of the United States, May 7, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Press release regarding the “Petition of Center on Corporate Responsibility for Proposed Special Watergate Prosecutor to Have Broad Mandate to Investigate all 1972 Political Corruption Scandals,” May 8, 1973, 2 pages. Undated Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Document entitled “Supplement: Summary of Political Corruption Scandals,” undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: “Statement of Richard G. Kleindienst, Attorney General, on S. 858 and S. J. Res. 72, Executive Privilege, before the Separation of Powers Subcommittee of the Committee on the Judiciary and the Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations,” April 10, 1973, 24 pages.1880 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: United States Supreme Court, Kilbourn v. Thompson; lawsuit filed by Hallett Kilbourn against John G. Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Representatives, for being held in contempt and held in the District of Columbia jail for 45 days, October, 1880, 38 pages.1950 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: United States Supreme Court, Touhy v. Ragen; lawsuit filed by Roger Touhy, an inmate of the Illinois State penitentiary, filed against the warden, Ragen et al., for being restrained in violation of the Due Process Clause of the Federal Constitution. A subpoena duces tecum was served to produce Justice Department files. A Justice Department employee refused to release the requested files. Decision was reached that the Attorney General did have the authority to deny the release of Justice Department records, October 1950, 12 pages.1956 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: United States Supreme Court, Roviaro v. United States, Albert Roviaro convicted of possessing, trafficking and selling heroin filed suit against the government to learn the identity of the informer who assisted the government in Roviaro’s arrest. Decision reached that the government had the authority to withhold the identity of the informant, October 1956, 19 pages.1958 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: United States Supreme Court, Greene v. McElroy et al.; Greene, an aeronautical engineer, lost his security clearances and was released from a corporation that contracted with the Federal Government. Greene did not have the opportunity to confront his accusers. Decision reached that Greene should have the right to confront and cross examine those individuals making accusations against him, October 1958, 51 pages.1954 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: “Congressional Power of Investigation,” A study prepared at the Request of Senator William Langer, Chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary by the Legislative Reference Service of the Library of Congress relative to Congressional Power of Investigation,” February 9, 1954, 34 pages. 1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: S. Res. 60: To establish a select committee to conduct an investigation of the illegal activities in the presidential election of 1972, February 7, 1973, 15 pages.Undated Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: Handwritten notes regarding the Select Committee hearings, litigation, campaign reform issues and the investigative process, undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: The New York Times article, “Why Executive Privilege Won’t Kill You,” March 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: The New York Times article, “Executive Privilege – Devious Doctrine,” April 13, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Kleindienst defends Nixon’s ‘muzzling’ powers,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: The Baltimore Sun article, “Immunity claimed for 2.5 million,” April 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 9. Watergate Subpoena: The Washington Post article, “Once Doubtful Executive Privilege Expanded in Scope,” March 25, 1973, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding the Hughes-Rebozo investigation, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes taken in the Select Committee Executive Session of November 6, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding testimony of Haldeman, Dean, Colson and a list of witnesses to be called before the Select Committee, May 7, 1973, 5 pages. Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding Weicker’s “secret” meetings with proposed witnesses, how to handle that before the Committee, obstruction of justice and Weicker’s knowledge of Dean’s desire to talk, undated, 2 pages.1971 Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Memo, Buchanan for Ehrlichman, regarding “Project Ellsberg” and a proposed “public attack on the Brookings Institution,” July 8, 1971, 3 pages.1974 Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Telegram, John Sutter to Weicker, regarding Anthony Ulasewicz, April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Telegram, William Frates to Weicker, regarding leaks of the “Davis Matter” and the harm to Rebozo’s reputation, and Rebozo’s “petition to quash the subpoenas and terminate the investigation be set for argument before the full committee,” May 16, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding the legality of the Watergate break-in, what Ehrlichman told the FBI and the Ellsberg break-in, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Weicker handwritten notes regarding Robert Odle’s testimony, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Weicker’s comments to the revelation that his name appears in the White House tape transcripts, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten note from Dick regarding the need for a statement on the closeout of the Watergate Committee and resume of what the Committee accomplished for Newsweek, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten note regarding a tercentennial celebration, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding an unknown individual’s demeanor, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Typewritten note (originally on an index card) regarding the “bright young guys brought in by Mardian,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding “Finance,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten reminder note, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Typewritten note, Dick to the Senator, regarding Cox, Colson, Logs and Dean, undated, 1 page.1971 Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Document entitled “Members of the White House Staff,” April 1971, 3 pages.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Handwritten notes regarding ITT interview, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Weicker Briefings – H. William Shure: Weicker handwritten notes regarding an unknown individual, pattern setting and the “1st time enforced?,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Weicker Interviews: Face the Nation, CBS Television Network, Interview of Senator Weicker, August 12, 1973, 18 pages.1973 Folder 11. Weicker Interviews: The Today Show, National Broadcasting Company, “An Interview with Senators Weicker and Montoya,” June 27, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 11. Weicker Interviews: The Today Show, National Broadcasting Company, “An Interview with Senator Lowell Weicker,” July 24, 1973, 7 pages. 1969 Folder 12. Weicker Interviews on Individuals Implicated: Memo, Ehrlichman for the President, regarding the “Federal Response to Civil Disturbances,” May 19, 1969, 1 page.Undated Folder 12. Weicker Interviews on Individuals Implicated: Interview of Frederick LaRue, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. Weicker Interviews on Individuals Implicated: An untitled document concerning the “Domestic Intelligence Division” of the FBI, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 12. Weicker Interviews on Individuals Implicated: Interview with Alan May, May 30, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. Weicker Interviews on Individuals Implicated: Interview with John Doherty, undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 12. Weicker Interviews on Individuals Implicated: Handwritten notes regarding Kevin Maroney, John Martin, Leo Pellerzi and surveillance data, undated, 7 pages.1973 Folder 13. Weicker Interviews, WCBS/WTIC: Letter, Kramer to Weicker, regarding Kramer’s appreciation for Weicker’s appearance on “Newsmakers,” July 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 13. Weicker Interviews, WCBS/WTIC: Weicker interview on “Newsmakers,” July 15, 1973, 18 pages.1973 Folder 13. Weicker Interviews, WCBS/WTIC: WTIC interview of Weicker, August 23, 1973, 10 pages.1973 Folder 13. Weicker Interviews, WCBS/WTIC: Weicker interview on “Issues and Answers,” April 29, 1973, 21 pages.Box 1673 1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “At Last,” April 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Dean: I Won’t Be Scapegoat,” April 19, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Secreting of Files Revealed,” April 19, 1973, 2 pages.1969 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Nation’s Business article, “At the President’s Elbow,” August 1969, 2 pages.1969 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: U.S. News & World Report article, “Key Men Around Nixon: Who’s Calling the Signals,” May 12, 1969, 4 pages.1969 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: U.S. News & World Report article, “Key Men at White House Now,” November 17, 1969, 3 pages.1970 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: U.S. News & World Report article, “How Nixon Handles World’s Biggest Job,” September 14, 1970, 7 pages.1970 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Business Week article, “The men who decide what Nixon sees,” January 31, 1970, 2 pages.1970 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: U.S. News & World Report article, “The White House Staff Keeps Growing – Including Regulars and “Phantoms”,” February 23, 1970, 2 pages.1971 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Newsweek article, “White House: The Man Who is in,” September 6, 1971, 2 pages. 1971 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Atlantic article, “The President’s Vault,” February 1971, 6 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: WCBS-TV Editorial, “Truth on the Installment Plan,” May 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The New York Times article, “A White House Response,” June 11, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: King Features Syndicate, Marianne Means’ Washington, “What Dean’s Watergate Documents Show,” May 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: King Features Syndicate, Marianne Means’ Washington, “Ron Ziegler Must Go!,” May 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: King Features Syndicate, Marianne Means’ Washington, “Why Nixon Will Not Resign,” May 29, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: King Features Syndicate, Marianne Means’ Washington, “What the Watergaters Sought,” June 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Boston Phoenix article, “Flight 553 – Midway to Watergate,” May 15, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The New York Times article, “Comeback Time,” April 19, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The New York Daily News article, “New Swat at Nixon on Bug,” May 14, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Charlotte Observer article, “The Responsibility is Nixon’s,” April 29, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: The Chicago Tribune article, “Comments on bug case, Probe hindered: Weicker,” May 19, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Speech by Weicker, Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, May 20, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Press Conference Statement by Weicker, October 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Comments made by Weicker when questioned by reporters about “the President’s statement that he will not make his aides available to appear before the special Watergate Committee and would welcome a court test on his privilege to do so,” March 15, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Weicker press release regarding Gray’s nomination to be permanent FBI Director, February 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Speech by Weicker, Sales Association of Pulp and Paper Industry, Waldorf, New York City, March 12, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Weicker press release regarding Gordon Strachan’s testimony before the Select Committee concerning Democratic candidates in the 1972 Election, July 24, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Weicker press release regarding a portion of Gordon Strachan’s testimony before the Select Committee, July 23, 1973, 3 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Weicker press release regarding the Watergate cover-up, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Telegrams, letters and statistics, pro and con, regarding Weicker’s participation in the Committee hearings, June, August, October 1973, 17 pages. Undated Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Letter, Davies to McGowan, regarding Davies’ forthcoming book concerning Terry Norman, June 18, 1973, 1 page, with letters, excerpts from Davies’ book, an essay by Davies and a news article attached, undated, 11 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Letter, Bush to “Dear Republican Leader,” 1 page with a Watergate question and answer sheet and “Administration Achievements in 1973” attached, June 12, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: “Federal Grand Jury Witnesses Who were Given Immunity and Jailed in the Past Three Years,” undated, 3 pages.1973 Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: Letter, Solowey to Weicker’s office, regarding the founding of the national Coalition to End Grand Jury Abuse, August 30, 1973, 1 page with the Coalition’s founding letter attached, undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Statements & Reactions: “Grand Jury ‘Horror’ Stories,” undated, 1 page with ”Basis of Grand Jury Investigation,” questions and answers, “Subpoena,” “Grand Jury Composition,” “Due Process – Notice & Hearing,” “Electronic Surveillance,” “Right to Counsel,” “Contempt Confinement,” “Government Face-Saving,” and “Miscellaneous” attached, undated, 20 pages.Undated Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: Weicker radio tape to Connecticut regarding the President’s announcement of cooperation, April 18, 1973, 1 page, with two drafts attached, undated, 2 pages.1973 Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: Weicker’s statement at the opening of the Senate Select Committee hearings, May 17, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: Weicker radio tape, Excerpt from the Kent School speech, May 31, 1973, 1 page, with a draft attached, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: Weicker radio tape, statement relative to Acting Director of the FBI, L. Patrick Gray, April 27, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: Weicker’s statement on the break-in of his office and his Watergate file, April 19, 1973, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: The Congressional Record, Weicker statement, “Watergate Reform: Where do we Stand?,” August 16, 1974, 5 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: “Statement of Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr. on the Floor of the United States Senate on Thursday, August 16, 1974,” “Secret Investigations of Confidential Bank Records,” 23 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Statements/Radio Tapes: Letter, Weicker to “Dear Colleague,” regarding Executive access to confidential IRS material, August 6, 1974, 2 pages, with two Weicker statements enclosed, August 1974, 9 pages. 1973 Folder 3. Weicker Media: Letter, Groobert to Weicker, regarding a request for a guest column by Weicker for The Meriden Record, June 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 3. Weicker Media: Letter, Weicker to Groobert, thanking Groobert for his invitation to write a guest column, July 10, 1973, 1 pageUndated Folder 3. Weicker Media: Weicker’s guest column for The Meriden Record, undated, 5 pages.1973 Folder 3. Weicker Media: The Republican State Central Meeting, questions for Weicker concerning Watergate, September 25, 1973, 19 pages.Undated Folder 3. Weicker Media: “Statement of Senator Lowell Weicker” regarding an answer to Mr. Cox, undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 3. Weicker Media: Weicker New York Times OP-ED piece regarding Watergate, 5 pages, with The New York Times article attached, April 16, 1973, 1 page. 1974 Folder 3. Weicker Media: Transcript of a “Face the Nation” broadcast, July 14, 1974, 19 pages.1974 Folder 3. Weicker Media: “The Today Show,” National Broadcasting Company, “An Interview with Senators and Congressmen,” January 21, 1974, 20 pages.Undated Folder 3. Weicker Media: “Watergate: Lowell Weicker’s Outstanding Moments,” undated, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: Weicker press release regarding Watergate, September 27, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: Weicker speech before the Michigan State Bar Association, September 13, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: Weicker statement at a press conference in Bridgeport, Connecticut, October 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: Letter, Weicker to Cannon, regarding the need for campaign financing reform, June 6, 1973, 1 page, with a draft of the letter attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: Major provisions of Weicker’s “Federal Election Campaign Reform Act,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The Congressional Record, S. 1189 – “To promote fair. . .regulations for nominations and election to Federal office, by limiting the collection and expenditure of funds,” March 13, 1973, 2 pages.1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The New York Times article, “Protecting Tax Returns,” September 1, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The National Observer article, “Watergate: Really Behind Us?,” August 31, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: Time Magazine article, “Uncertainties of Watergate Reform,” September 9, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The Congressional Quarterly, “Tax Issue Snags White House Staff Bill,” August 31, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The Wall Street Journal article, “Politics and People,” August 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The New York Daily News article, “Weicker Boils in a Pot of Post-Watergate Stew,” August 2, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: “Statement by Senator Weicker” on tax reform, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Weicker Press Release/Campaign Reform: The Christian Science Monitor article, “How reform amendment got scuttled,” August 2, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Weicker’s Appearances: Letter, Weicker to Sirica, regarding Sirica’s handling of the Watergate case, March 23, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 5. Weicker’s Appearances: “Statement of Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. on the Floor of the U.S. Senate” regarding the examination of FBI files by the Select Committee, March 20, 1973, 3 pages.1973-1974 Folder 5. Weicker’s Appearances: Appearances by Weicker in January, June, September 1973 and January 1974; mostly appearances in Connecticut, 20 pages.Undated Folder 6. Claude C. Wild, Jr.: Witness Summary, Claude C. Wild, Jr., undated, 6 pages. Undated Folder 6. Claude C. Wild, Jr.: Supplementary Witness Summary, Claude C. Wild, Jr., undated, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Claude C. Wild, Jr.: Biography, Claude C. Wilde [sic], Jr., undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Claude C. Wild, Jr.: Letter, Parkinson to Wild, regarding a $100,000 contribution the Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President, July 9, 1973, 1 page, with two letters dated July 26, 1973, a reimbursement check to Gulf Oil Corporation, a Gulf Oil Corporation news release and UPI and AP wire stories concerning Gulf Oil’s contribution attached, July 26, 1973, 9 pages.Undated Folder 7. David Wilson Interview: Handwritten notes of an interview with David Wilson, undated, 4 pages.1973 Folder 8. Witnesses for 1973 Hearings: “Suggested List and Order of Witnesses for Hearings Beginning May 15, 1973,” 4 pages.1973 Folder 9. Joseph Woods: Interview with Joseph I. Woods, July 7, 1973, 11 pages.1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: Letter, Ervin to Rhyne, regarding the withdrawal of the subpoena for the appearance of Rose Mary Woods before the Select Committee, March 14, 1974, 2 pages.1973 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: Letter, Rhyne to Weicker, regarding Rhyne’s request to withdraw the subpoena for Woods’ appearance before the Select Committee, March 14, 1973, 2 pages.1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: Note regarding a court order not to discuss Watergate and related matters, February 20, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: The Little Rock Gazette article, “Dispute Arises Over Subpoena to Miss Woods, February 14, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: The Fort Lauderdale News article, “Nixon’s Secretary Faces Subpoena,” February 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: The Beaumont Enterprise article, “Rose Mary Woods Due Subpoena From Senate,” February 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: The Philadelphia Inquirer article, “Miss Woods to be Subpenaed,” February 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 10. Rose Mary Woods: Affidavit of Rose Mary Woods, March 14, 1974, 83 pages.1972 Folder 11. David R. Young: A section of The National Journal entitled “People,” portion blocked off concerning the Interagency Classification Review Committee and Eisenhower’s and Young’s appointment to that Committee, May 27, 1972, 1 page.1971 Folder 11. David R. Young: Memo, Young for Ehrlichman, regarding the “Status of Information Which can be Fed into Congressional Investigation on Pentagon Papers Affair,” August 26, 1971, 6 pages.Sub-series B – ReportsBox 16741973 Folder 1. ACLU Report to the Special Prosecutor on the Watergate Affair: “A Report to the Special Prosecutor on Certain Aspects of the Watergate Affair” produced by the American Civil Liberties Union, June 18, 1973, 115 pages.1973 Folder 2. Bellino Investigation on Surveillance/1960 Presidential Campaign: Letter, Sanders to Gurney, regarding a report “of investigation conducted in the matter of allegations of political surveillance conducted by Carmine S. Bellino during the 1960 Presidential campaign,” 1 page, with the report attached, September 11, 1973, 166 pages.1973 Folder 3. Tom Braden Report: The Tom Braden Report, “A Voice Crying in the Wilderness,” July 3, 1973, 4 pages.Undated Folder 3. Tom Braden Report: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Opened Pandora-Like Box Of Myriad Crimes,” undated, 4 pages.1974 Folder 4. Campaign Financing: Memo, Dash and Dorsen to Members of the Select Committee, regarding “Recommendations in Campaign Financing,” June 17, 1974, 42 pages.Undated Folder 4. Campaign Financing: Part of the Select Committee report on campaign financing, beginning with page 5 of the original (see item number 1), undated, 34 pages.Undated Folder 5. Campaign Financing Report 1: Draft Select Committee report on campaign financing, Chapter IV, Introduction through part III. Herbert W. Kalmbach, undated, 127 pages.Undated Folder 6. Campaign Financing Report 2: Draft Select Committee report on campaign financing, Chapter IV, Part IV – Union Activity through Part XI – Campaign Financing Proposals, undated, 93 pages.Undated Folder 7. Campaign Practices 1: Draft Select Committee report on campaign practices, Introduction through Part II – White House Political Activities, Section D – Public Relations in the White House, undated, 163 pages.Undated Folder 8. Campaign Practices 2: Draft Select Committee report on campaign practices, Section III – The 1972 Campaign through Section IV – Legislative Findings and Recommendations, undated, 180 pages.Box 1675 1967, 1970 Folder 1. Congressional Investigations and Private Persons: A Congressional Research Service reprint of “Congressional Investigations and Private Persons,” from the Southern California Law Review, 1967, July 29, 1970, 85 pages.Undated Folder 2. Constitutional Democracy in the Era of Watergate: Report entitled “Constitutional Democracy in the Era of Watergate,” undated, 22 pages. 1973 Folder 3. Daniel Ellsberg: Letter, Leib to Weicker, regarding an enclosed interview of Ellsberg in Rolling Stone magazine, November 30, 1973, 1 page, with “Dan Ellsberg: The Rolling Stone Interview, Part II”attached, December 6, 1973, 10 pages.1971 Folder 4. Executive Privilege Report: A Congressional Research Service report entitled “Executive Privilege – A Brief Survey,” July 23, 1971, 57 pages.1974 Folder 5. Hughes – Rebozo Investigation 1: Memo from Ervin regarding the Select Committee’s authorization of the release of the “staff report of the investigation of the receipt by Charles G. Rebozo of $100,000 from Howard Hughes and related matters,” undated, 1 page, with the report entitled “The Hughes-Rebozo Investigation and Related Matters” attached, July 10, 1974, 206 pages.1974 Folder 6. Hughes – Rebozo Investigation 2: “The Hughes-Rebozo Investigation and Related Matters,” pages 201-350 and 52 pages of exhibits, July 10, 1974, 203 pages.1974 Folder 7. Humphrey and Mills Presidential Campaigns: Memo, Dash and Thompson to Members of the Committee, regarding the “Staff Draft on Presidential Campaigns of Senator Humphrey and Congressman Mills,” June 26, 1974, 1 page, with the reports on the campaigns of Mills and Humphrey and “Pages to be Substituted in Humphrey Report” attached, June 26, 1974, 122 pages.Undated Folder 7. Humphrey and Mills Presidential Campaigns: Second draft report on “The 1972 Presidential Campaign of Senator Hubert H. Humphrey,” undated, 101 pages.1973 Folder 8. Joseph Califano Address: Note, Joseph Califano to Weicker, regarding Califano’s attached speech, November 27, 1973, 1 page, with the Address by Joseph A. Califano, Jr. before the District of Columbia Chapter of the Federal Bar Association at the National Lawyers Club on the “Impeachable Offenses of Richard Nixon” attached, November 27, 1973, 32 pages. Box 1676Undated Folder 1. Incumbency – Responsiveness Program 1: Memo, Dash, Hamilton and Dorsen to Members of the Senate Select Committee, regarding an attached draft of a Committee report, June 7, 1974, 1 page, with the draft of the “Use of the Incumbency – Responsiveness Program “attached, undated, 173 pages.Undated Folder 2. Incumbency – Responsiveness Program 2: Second draft, Select Committee report regarding the “Use of the Incumbency – Responsiveness Program,” undated, 158 pages.1974 Folder 3. Incumbency – Responsiveness Report: Memo, Dash and Hamilton to Members of the Senate Select Committee, regarding an attached draft of a Committee report, June 7, 1974, 1 page, with the draft of the “Use of the Incumbency – Responsiveness Program” attached, undated, 172 pages.1974 Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Memo, Dash to Senator Ervin, et al., regarding the “Final Report,” May 7, 1974, 1 page (the memo is incomplete).1974 Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Memo, Dash to All Members of the Select Committee, regarding the “Security of Rough Draft of Report,” May 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Memo, Ervin to All Members of the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, regarding an enclosed copy of a portion of the Committee final report, 1 page, with a report on the “Watergate Scandal” attached, May 30, 1974, 12 pages.Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: The “Hertz Exhibits,” undated, 12 pages. Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Document entitled “Union Contributions to Presidential Candidates,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Individual contributions to Presidential candidates, undated, 6 pages.Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Document entitled “Contributions of Ambassadors submitted by President Nixon,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Memo to Senator Ervin, et al. regarding two recommendations relating to the final report chapter on the Watergate Break-in and Cover-up, undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Memo, Dash and Hamilton to Members of Senate Select Committee, regarding the “Report Chapter on Select Committee’s Litigation Efforts,” June 14, 1974, 18 pages.Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Memo to Thompson regarding a “Draft – Minority Report on Campaign Practices Section,” undated, 24 pages.Undated Folder 4. Memos, Drafts of the Select Committee Report: Questionnaire Regarding Political Contributions in 1972 Presidential Campaign, Senate Select Committee, undated, 10 pages.1974 Folder 5. Milk Fund Investigation 1: Draft Select Committee report on the Milk Fund Investigation, pages 1–179, May 31, 1974, 190 pages.Box 16771974 Folder 1. Milk Fund Investigation 2: Draft Select Committee report on the Milk Fund Investigation, pages 180-359, May 31, 1974, 179 pages. 1974 Folder 2. Milk Fund Investigation 3: Draft Select Committee report on the Milk Fund Investigation, Table of Contents – page 210, undated, 229 pages.1974 Folder 3. Milk Fund Investigation 4: Draft Select Committee report on the Milk Fund Investigation, pages 211 – 381, appendices A and B, undated, 211 pages.1974 Folder 4. Political Espionage: Memo, Liebengood to Thompson, regarding “Advance Knowledge of Illegal Political Espionage,” June 8, 1974, 1 page, with report drafts of Section I through Section V attached, undated, 50 pages.Undated Folder 5. Political Sabotage and Espionage: A chart depicting “Political Sabotage and Espionage” in the White House, the Cabinet, C.R.P. and Finance – C.R.P., undated, 3 photocopied pages, 1 oversize page (oversize page has been inserted in an acid free sleeve).1969 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman, regarding “The Shot- gun versus the Rifle,” October 17, 1969, 6 pages.1970 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Haldeman for Magruder, regarding David Brinkley and NBC, mobilization of the Silent Majority, and the State of the Union, February 4, 1970, 2 pages.1970 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Higby for Magruder, regarding Chet Huntley and his statements in Life magazine, July 16, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Magruder for Haldeman and Klein, regarding a tentative plan on press objectivity, July 17, 1970, 5 pages.1970 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Colson for Haldeman, regarding a PR campaign against the Democrats and CBS, August 26, 1970, 1 page.1970 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Magruder for Higby, regarding “Press Objectivity,” August 26, 1970, 1 page. 1970 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Colson for Haldeman, regarding the conclusions from “my meeting with the three network chief executives,” September 25, 1970, 4 pages.1971 Folder 6. Press Memos: Memo, Snyder for Magruder, regarding a proposed news piece on the White House domestic PR operation by CBS News, February 24, 1971, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Statement by the President, regarding the appearance of White House staff before the Select Committee and the Watergate investigation, April 17, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Address by the President on Nationwide Radio and Television, regarding the Watergate break-in, the President’s knowledge of Watergate related issues and the President’s “responsibility for coordinating intensive new inquiries into the matter,” April 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Accompanying Statement by the President, regarding allegations made against the President and his statements concerning what he knew and did not know, May 22, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Statement by the President, regarding security operations in the White House, May 22, 1973, 8 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Text of a Letter from Charles Alan Wright to Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox, July 23, 1973, 2 pages, with the text of a letter from the President to Senator Ervin attached, July 23, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Test of an Address by the President on Nationwide Radio and Television, regarding allegations made against the President and his involvement in Watergate related issues, August 15, 1973, 7 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Statement by the President, regarding his knowledge of the “Watergate operation,” August 15, 1973, 5 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release regarding the President’s release of “an independent audit of transactions leading to the acquisition of his properties in San Clemente and Key Biscayne, August 27, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Letter, Coopers & Lybrand to the President and Mrs. Nixon, regarding the “examination of the statement of your assets and liabilities,” August 20, 1973, 11 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release to the Congress of the United States regarding domestic and foreign issues that the President wishes to address in his second term, September 10, 1973, 24 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press Conference No. 32 of the President of the United States regarding William Rogers’s resignation and the nomination of Henry Kissinger to be Secretary of State, August 22, 1973, 19 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press Conference No. 33 of the President of the United States regarding the lack of accomplishments by the Congress on administration initiatives, September 5, 1973, 14 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, To the House of Representatives, regarding the return of House Joint Resolution 542 without Presidential approval, October 24, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Statement of the President, regarding the White House taping system and the President’s assistance to “help determine the substance of all nine conversations subpoenaed by the Court, November 12, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, Remarks of the President at the Conference of Associated Press Managing Editors, regarding the President’s answers to questions from the managing editors, November 17, 1973, 27 pages.1974 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release regarding “Federal support prices for milk and antitrust action against the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation,” January 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release regarding “the Milk Price Decision,” January 8, 1974, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release regarding “The ITT Anti-Trust Decision,” January 8, 1974, 8 pages.1974 Folder 6. Press Memos: Press release, To the Congress of the United States, regarding proposed Presidential reforms, March 8, 1974, 8 pages.1973 Folder 6. Press Memos: Letter, Weicker to Kauper, regarding a memorandum entitled “The Shot-gun versus the Rifle,” November 5, 1973, 1 page, with the same letter addressed to Donald Alexander, IRS and Dean Burch, FCC attached, November 5, 1973, 2 pages (see item number 1). Box 1678Undated Folder 1. Press Release, William Shure: Statement of Senator Ervin and Senator Baker regarding leaks from the Committee leading to allegations against Haldeman, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Senate Chronological Report: “Senate Chronological Report,” Copy 1 of 1, January 23, 1974, 25 pages.1974 Folder 3. Senate Chronological Report: “Senate Chronological Report,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 21, 1974, 10 pages.1974 Folder 4. Senate Chronological Report – Ellsberg: “Senate Chronological Report – Ellsbe,” Copy 1 of 1, January 23, 1974, 56 pages.1972 Folder 5: Senate Chronological Report – June 1972, Part 1: “Chronological Report,” pages 21–77, 114 pages.1972 Folder 6. Senate Chronological Report – June 1972, Part 2: “Chronological Report,” pages 78–134, 114 pages. 1974 Folder 7. Senate Special Report – Clemency: “Senate Special Report – Clemen,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, November 26, 1974, 230 pages.1974 Folder 8. Senate Special Report – Ehrlichman, Part 1: “Senate Special Report – Ehrlic,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 1-77, 156 pages.1974 Folder 9. Senate Special Report – Ehrlichman, Part 2: “Senate Special Report – Ehrlic,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 78 – 159, 163 pages.Box 16791974 Folder 1. Senate Special Report – Haldeman, Part 1: “Senate Special Report” – Haldem,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 1-78, 158 pages.1974 Folder 2. Senate Special Report – Haldeman, Part 2: “Senate Special Report” – Haldem,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 79–162, 167 pages.1974 Folder 3. Senate Special Report – Kalmbach: “Senate Special Report – Kalmbach,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 21, 1974, 162 pages.1974 Folder 4. Senate Special Report – S. Mott: “Senate Special Report – Mott S,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, January 9, 1974, 24 pages.1973 Folder 5. Senate Special Report – R. Nixon: “Senate Special Report – Nixon R,” Copy 1 of 1 Copies, November 26, 1973, 7 pages.1974 Folder 6. Senate Special Report – Nixon, Part 1: “Senate Special Report – Nixon,” Copy 2 of 3 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 1-75, 153 pages.1974 Folder 7. Senate Special Report – Nixon, Part 2: “Senate Special Report – Nixon,” Copy 2 of 3 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 76–154, 157 pages. Box 16801974 Folder 1. Senate Special Report – Nixon, Part 3: “Senate Special Report – Nixon,” Copy 2 of 3 Copies, January 14, 1974, pages 155–227, 146 pages.1974 Folder 2. Special Prosecutor Office – Establishment: Memo from David Logan regarding the “Creation of a Permanent Office of Special Prosecutor,” Congressional Research Service report, February 28, 1974, 12 pages.1973 Folder 3. Watergate Affair: The New York Times Magazine article, “Watergate: The Story So Far,” July 22, 1973, 33 pages.1974 Folder 4. Watergate Break-in and Cover-up: Memo, Dash to Ervin, regarding an enclosed photocopy of a redraft of a Committee report, June 22, 1974, 1 page, with the Committee report on the Watergate Break-in and Cover-up attached, undated, 229 pages (there are duplicates of pages 13–24).1973 Folder 5. Watergate Hearings Testimony: Testimony of Carl M. Shoffler, Officer, Metropolitan Police Department and James McCord, Jr., May 18, 1973, 188 pages.Undated Folder 6. Watergate Investigation: Document entitled “Watergate Investigation”; a brief report on the Watergate break-in, funds, personnel, political spying and the activities of CRP, undated, 17 pages.1973 Folder 7. Watergate Transcripts Summary: “Summary of the Watergate Transcripts,” undated, 122 pages.1969-1970 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 1 & 2: (Exhibits 1-7: Internal Revenue Service),” two memos dated July 24, 1969 and August 14, 1970, 6 pages. 1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 3 (“Millhouse”)”: seven memos and a White House routing slip, June 25, 1971–October 20, 1971, 10 pages.1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 4 (Brookings)”: memos dated July 20, 1971 and July 27, 1971, an attachment “A” containing short briefs on the Ford Foundation and the Brookings Institute and an attachment no. 8, 13 pages.1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 5 (Goldberg)”: one memo dated October 6, 1971 and a contributors list, 6 pages.1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 6 (Graham, Wayne – IRS Activity)”: three memos, September 30, 1971–October 6, 1971 and a document with the subject “Audit Examinations of Individuals in the Entertainment Industry Who are Politically Active,” 8 pages.1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 7 (Newsday)”: four memos, September, 1971–December 1, 1971, 7 pages.Undated Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 8 (Military Spying)”: a letter, a memo, photocopy of the front and back of an envelope and reports on “Concerned Americans in Berlin,” 20 pages.1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 9 (Department of Commerce)”: eight memos and one letter, April and October, 1971, 15 pages.1972 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 10 (Parole Board and Justice Department)”: four memos and a transcript of a telephone conversation between Colson and Smathers, December, 1971, January and March 1972, 8 pages.1972 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 11 (Department of Defense)”: memos dated May 12, 1972 and June 16, 1972, 3 pages.1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 12 (White House Activities (A)”: memos dated July 6, 1971 and August 9, 1971, 3 pages. 1969-1971 Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 13 (White House Activities (B)”: seven memos, October, 1969; February, July, August, and September 1970; and February 1971 and a “Tentative Plan, Press Objectivity,” 21 pages.Undated Folder 8. Weicker Exhibits: “Exhibit 14 (White House Activities (C))”: “Investigations undertaken by Anthony Ulasewicz,” undated, 5 pages.Box 1681Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Report Notes: Note, Dick to Searle, regarding “two thoughts on additional legislative remedies for Watergate,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Report Notes: Notes compiled as a draft of Weicker’s Watergate Report, undated, 84 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Report Notes: Handwritten notes beginning “Understanding Watergate,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Report Notes: Handwritten notes beginning “People and Power,” undated, 29 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Report Notes: Typewritten notes regarding “violations of the laws and Constitution of the United States,” undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Report Notes, Governmental List: List of books and sections for the Weicker Watergate report, undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Report Notes, Governmental List: Notes compiled for several books of Weicker’s Watergate Report, undated, 61 pages. 1973 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Report Notes, Governmental List: “Statement by Senator Lowell Weicker” regarding “the Vice President’s concern over defendants going free,” June 12, 1973, 2 pages, with a draft of the statement attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Weicker Watergate Rept.: Notes compiled for several books of Weicker’s Watergate Report, undated, 81 pages.Undated Folder 4. Weicker Watergate Rept., Rolling Stone, Part 1: Notes compiled, many handwritten, for several books of Weicker’s Watergate Report, undated, 151 pages.Undated Folder 5. Weicker Watergate Rept., Rolling Stone, Part 2: Remainder of notes compiled, many handwritten, for several books of Weicker’s Watergate Report, undated, 99 pages.1974 Folder 5. Weicker Watergate Rept., Rolling Stone, Part 2: Letter, Jann Wenner to Weicker, regarding proposed Weicker articles for Rolling Stone, June 12, 1974, 1 page, with an article entitled “Dismantling the Presidency: Advise, Consent & Restraint,” and a reminder of a meeting with Jann Wenner attached, March 14, 1974, and undated, 4 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Rept. Testimony Excerpts: Notes compiled for books 1–13 of Weicker’s Watergate Report, undated, 188 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Rept. Testimony Excerpts: Handwritten notes, “Testimony of John W. Dean,” undated, 11 pages.Box 1682Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Report Notes 1: Handwritten and typewritten notes compiled for the final draft of Weicker’s Watergate report, undated, 167 pages (some handwritten notes are in Weicker’s hand).Undated Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Report Notes 2: Handwritten and typewritten notes compiled for the final draft of Weicker’s Watergate report, undated, 159 pages, includes a “Report on the Office of Attorney General,” a Washington Star-News article and a Weicker statement on President Nixon’s resignation.Undated Folder 3. Weicker Report: A report written by Senator Weicker, “The Select Committee. . .has a unique opportunity to re-evaluate the American political order and to suggest steps that may be taken to help recover the people’s trust in their governing institutions,” undated, 76 pages (the report contains some handwritten changes).1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman Flares at Integrity Query,” August 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Weicker Assails Haldeman on Memo,” August 2, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Haldeman: ‘Good’ on Memo Meant They Were Doing it Clearly,” August 2, 1973, 6 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Mitchell Answers McCord: ‘No Others Involved’,” March 25, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: UPI wire story, “Bugging,” March 27, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Watergate Jurors Hear Hunt, President’s Ex-Aide,” March 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “McCord, Senate Panel ‘Confer’ on Watergate,” March 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “GOP is Edgy on Watergate,” March 28, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Senator Sees Plan To Focus on Liddy,” March 29, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Conservatives’ Anger Rising on Watergate,” March 29,1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: UPI wire story, “Watergate,” May 28, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “McCord: Got Offer of Clemency,” March 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Wall Street Journal article, “Senators Find Watergate Inquiry Tough To Control Because of Leaks to Press,” March 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “McCord Testifies His Fellow Plotters Linked High Nixon Aides to Watergate,” March 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Nixon Lets Aides Testify,” March 30, 1973, 1 page.Undated Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Watergate: McCord Implicates Haldeman,” undated, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Wall Street Journal article, “Watergate Mastermind,” March 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Weicker Says Plot Leader Is Still on Nixon’s Staff,” March 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Boss Bug in White House?,” March 30, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “6 Senators, Seldom in Spotlight, Emerging Into Prominence in Watergate Inquiry,” April 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Other G.O.P. bugging incidents are hinted,” March 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “McCord Takes 5th 20 Times, Effort to Gain Immunity Seen,” March 30, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Christian Science Monitor article, “Republicans Press Nixon on Watergate,” March 31, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Senators Query Haldeman’s Role,” April 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Panel Credibility Is Endangered,” April 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Weicker raps Nixon aides for Watergate,” April 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Bugging probe pushed,” April 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Prober Asks Appearance Of Haldeman,” April 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Javits, Percy Spy Targets, Senator Says,” April 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Spying on Capitol Offices Laid to Watergate Figure,” April 2, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Weicker to Haldeman: Resign,” April 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Wall Street Journal article, “What’s News,” April 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Weicker Calls On Haldeman to Testify,” April 2, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Ervin Insists Aides Testify Under Oath,” April 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “GOP Angered By Republican Weicker’s Prod,” April 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Christian Science Monitor article, “Weicker gives Watergate probe ‘a distinctly bipartisan flavor’,” April 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Weicker: Unlikely Watergate Bloodhound,” April 4, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Liddy’s Jail Term Raised for Defiance Of Watergate Jury,” April 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Panel Seeks End to Leaks,” April 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Liddy Sentenced for Defying Jury,” April 4, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Judge Swats Bug Big an Extra 18 Months,” April 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “No Evidence on Haldeman,” April 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Weicker asks Haldeman to resign for ‘cognizance’ in political spying,” April 4, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Evidence lacking on Haldeman, April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Weicker Target Of Senate Rebuff,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Wall Street Journal article, “What’s News,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “[Unreadable] Says Haldeman Not Tied to Watergate,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article “A Prudent Move by the Ervin Committee,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Rocky Mountain News article, “Sen. Weicker is nemesis of Watergate bug bunch,” April 5, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Nothing on Haldeman, Senate’s Probers Say,” April 5, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Panel Finds ‘No Evidence’ That Implicates Haldeman,” April 5, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Haldeman Details Intelligence Role,” April 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “The Watergate Affair Won’t Go Away,” April 6, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Weicker, Nixon’s man in ’70, turns sour over Watergate,” April 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Sen. Weicker pull no punches on bug case blame,” April 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Haldeman said to deny illegalities,” April 7, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The National Observer article, “Republican Senator Gets Hot,” April 7, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Key to Watergate Puzzle: Nixon Aide H.R. Haldeman,” April 8, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Investigating Watergate,” April 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “The Politics of Watergate,” April 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Long Island Press article, “’Testify or resign,’ Weicker tells Nixon aides,” April 8, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “The Man Who Says ‘No’ For Nixon,” April 8, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Knoxville News article, “Weicker May be White Knight of Watergate,” April 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Decline Of Civility,” April 8, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Lawyers, Sleuths on Watergate Staff,” April 9, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker Edging Way Into Capitol Spotlight,” April 9, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Sen Weicker: Out Front,” April 12, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Time to Speak Out,” April 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Front-Page Senator,” April 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Watergate: Is it a Nixon Waterloo?,” April 15, 1973, 4 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Watergate only now developing into fight,” April 15, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “A Republican Conscience,” April 16, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Congressmen laud shift on Watergate,” April 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Retreat on ‘Privilege’ Is Just Partial,” April 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Pleases GOP,” April 18, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Charges hinted for Nixon aides,” April 19, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Weicker: Watergate File Opened,” April 20, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Watergate at a Glance,” April 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Break-in feared,” April 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Watergate Safe Opened: Weicker,” April 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Dean ‘won’t be scapegoat’ in bug probe,” April 20, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Needed: A Special Prosecutor for Watergate,” April 24, 1973, 2 pages. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Gray Quits FBI Over Hunt File,” April 27, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Hunt, Liddy named in burglary of files on Ellsberg; Gray quits,” April 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “FBI: Head of Environment Agency Says New Post Is Temporary,” April 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Gray quits; Ruckelshaus in,” April 28, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Gray Quits the F.B.I., Ruckelshaus Named,” April 28, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Gray Resigns Under Fire,” April 28, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Weicker’s Independence Stirs Resentment Among Republicans,” April 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Special bugging prosecutor urged,” April 30, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Nixon Summons Aides to His Retreat,” April 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Nixon believed ready to act on Watergate,” April 30, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Two Nixon Aides Expected to See U.S. Prosecutors,” April 30, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Gray, Secluded, Confers With Former Associates,” May 1, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Senate Panel Acts to Allow All To Study FBI’s Watergate Files,” May 3, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times photograph, Members of the Select Committee pose for pictures on May 2-3, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Here Are Men to Watch As the TV Hearings Start,” May 17, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “Hometown Views of Weicker Mixed,” May 20, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Who’s Who on The Watergate Committee,” May 22, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Watergate Dogs Steps of Recessing Senators,” May 27, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Times article, “First Phase of Inquiry,” May 28, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Chicago Tribune article, “Calm image hides bug panel rifts,” May 29, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The New York Daily News article, “Nixon’s Plea Is Too Little And Too Late,” May 30, 1973, 1 page. 1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Ervin panel probes ‘Gestapo mentality’,” July 1, 1973, 2 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Stars and Stripes article, “Sen. Weicker: GOP Watergate prober held his fire for weeks but then suddenly he erupted,” July 2, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Evening Star and Daily News article, “Dowling’s View,” June 25, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Washington Post article, “Weicker Charges White House Smear,” June 29, 1973, 3 pages.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker’s Story, A Leap To Fame,” August 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 4. Weicker’s Role in Watergate, Clipping File: The Baltimore Sun article, “Weicker condemns attempts to link GOP with Watergate,” September 13, 1973, 1 page.1973 Folder 5. Weicker Statement: Draft statement regarding Weicker’s reaction to Nixon’s claim of executive privilege, March 15, 1973, 3 pages. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: Time magazine article, “Silence as a Statement,” April 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Sunday Star and Daily News article, “Nixon Protected Friends, Spied on Foes: Weicker,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “Weicker Claims New Data On White House ‘Spying’,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Weicker Claims New Evidence Of White House Political Spying,” April 7, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker Ready To List Federal Power Abuses,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Says Nixon Spied On Dozen Key Politicians,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Said To Err On IRS Files’ Use,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Jacksonville Times-Union and Journal articles, “Don Nixon, Secretary Got Hughes Money?” and “Weicker Says IRS Spied for Nixon,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker To Reveal Nixon Spying Data,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Village Voice article, “not for attribution,” January 31, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Meriden Record article, “Weicker alleges IRS data used to control Nixon foes,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Wiretap ‘Bomb’ by Weicker,” April 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “IRS Chief Says Tax Data Given,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Accuses Nixon Regime on Use of IRS for Monitoring,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker To Charge Tampering, Spying,” April 7, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “Wayne Calls Weicker a ‘Cheap Politician’,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Post article, “White House Spying Claimed,” 4/7/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New York Times article, “Weicker Says I.R.S. Gave Nixon Tax Data to Aid Political Moves,” 4/7/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “White House Memos Bared,” 4/8/74, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Christian Science Monitor article, “Thorough probe of IRS looms; illegal use of tax data charged,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Willimantic Chronicle article, “Clean sweep,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New York Times article, “News Summary and Index: The Major Events of the Day,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: “Survey of Television News Coverage for April 8, 1974,” 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Norwalk Hour article, “Weicker Attacks Spies For Nixon,” April 9. 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Claims White House ‘Used’ Tax Agency,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Billy Graham Denies He Got Help On Taxes,” April 9, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “IRS Linked To Political Probe Abuse,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “Wayne Blasts Weicker On IRS Issue,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “Weicker tells of spy force in administration,” April 8, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “IRS official won’t comment,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Wayne Denies ‘Protection’,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Backs His Spy Charges,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Meriden Journal article, “Weicker charges Ulasewicz spied on many political figures,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “People in the news,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Weicker discloses secret task force,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “’Dirt Hunt,’ Tax Snoops Extensive, Weicker Says,” April 8, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Ansonia Sentinel article, “Weicker reveals spying data,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker Says Nixon ‘Used’ IRS,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New London Day article, “White House Created Spy Unit in 1969, Says Weicker,” April 8, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Milford Citizen article, “Duke: Weicker S.O.B.,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Unveils Report On IRS Use As Weapon,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “John Wayne Rips Weicker, Denies Favors from IRS,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Slated To Testify Today In ‘Spying’ Probe,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New London Day article, “Weicker Critics Taken to Task,” April 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “Weicker Plans More Revelations,” April 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Gives Wayne Spur,” April 8, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Middletown Press article, “Weicker Says Nixon Used IRS Data in Politics,” April 8, 1974, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Ansonia Sentinel article, “IRS charged with abuses,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Ulasewicz probed parties, drugs, sex allegations,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Wide Probe Of Private Lives Told,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker Says IRS Force Prepared Files On 10,000,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Willimantic Chronicle article, “Federal agencies used for political purposes: Weicker tells of arm twisting by administration,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “Weicker presents memos to support spy charges,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Daily News article, “Weicker: IRS Aimed at Foes Of President,” April 9, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New York Times article, “Weicker Says Nixon Used I.R.S. Records in Politics,” April 9, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research News Digest, April 10, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The San Antonio News picture report, April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Trumbull Times article, “Taxing on us all,” April 11, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker: Walk Softly,” April 11, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Brownwood Bulletin article, “IRS collected information on ‘extremists’ – Weicker,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Weicker Claims Abuse Of Federal Agencies,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Meriden Record article, “The Power to Destroy,” April 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Winsted Citizen article, “Weicker Makes Public IRS Task Force Memos,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New London Day article, “Weicker Charges IRS Used by White House,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Says White House Used IRS Against Its Foes,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker: IRS ‘Arms’ Fought Nixon’s Foes,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Attacks Weicker’s Watergate stand,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Weicker cites White House spying,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Weicker disclosure: Memos outline abuses of tax laws,” April 9, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Manchester Herald article, “Sen. Weicker Shows Stack of Documents Indicating Political Use of Agencies,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker to Bare Spying On Political Figures,” April 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury American article, “Weicker Reports On IRS Snooping,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “”Weicker Data Reveal Anti-Activist Tax Unit,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Data Cited By Weicker Was Available To Any Citizen, Ulasewicz Asserts,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Meriden Journal article, “Graham answers Weicker,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Story Hit By Agent,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Releases Memo Outlining IRS Oppression,” April 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Winsted Citizen article, “Weicker Data Claims Individuals Investigated,” April 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Journal Inquirer article, “Weicker List Inaccurate: Private Eye,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “Sen. Weicker’s disclosures,” April 10, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Naugatuck Daily News article, “Weicker Offers Papers To Show White House Used Pressure Tactics,” April 9, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “A perversion of American system,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Journal Inquirer article, “Evangelist Denies Asking IRS Favors,” April 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Britain Herald untitled article, April 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “We Can’t Stop Here,” April 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Palm Beach Post-Times article, “Watergate Witch-Hunts,” April 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Arizona Daily Star article, “Weicker Blames Voters for Watergate,” April 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Doubts More IRS Abuse,” April 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Blasts Weicker,” April 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker To Talk About Watergate,” April 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker to Talk At Seven Schools,” April 14, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Will Lecture On Watergate,” April 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Plans Seven Talks on Watergate Case,” April 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker’s Witch Hunt,” April 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Post article, “The Nixon White House Papers (Con’t),” April 14, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “An Unwanted Tax Legacy,” April 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Advises Weicker to Tend To Duties,” April 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “Weicker To Launch Watergate Series,” April 17, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker To Start Series Of Watergate Speeches,” April 17, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Links Watergate, Apathy,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Plans Campus Talks,” April 16, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Contributors in Standby Corps,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: Washington Report by Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr., 4/18/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Wall Street Journal article, “Thinking Things Over,” April 17, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New London Day article, “Weicker Gives Citizens Some Watergate Blame,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Stratford News article, “Weicker on Watergate,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Shun Nixon, GOP Urged By Weicker,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Sees Politics ‘Dragged Into Gutter’,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Journal Inquirer article, “Weicker Blasts Nixon,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Willimantic Chronicle article, “’Speak out,’ Weicker tells Republicans,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Naugatuck Daily News article, “Weicker Scores Nixon,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Hits Nixon Handling Of Watergate,” April 18, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “Weicker: GOP should speak out on Watergate,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “GOP Failure Tied To Election Loss,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Stamford Weekly Mail and Shopper, Washington Report By Senator Lowell P. Weicker, “Second American Revolution,” April 25, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “Weicker Bars Nixon As GOP Head,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Milford Times article, “Taking His Chances,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Manchester Herald article, “Weicker Says Watergate Beats GOP,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Binghamton, N.Y. Press article, “Weicker’s Outrage Over Watergate Still Apparent,” April 19, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Weicker Sees Power Curbs After Watergate,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Ansonia Sentinel article, “No role for Nixon, Weicker says,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Scores Nixon GOP Role,” April 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Scores ‘Abuse of Power’,” April 19, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Advice For Weicker,” April 21, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: An Associated Press wire story regarding Weicker’s request to Connecticut Republicans, April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker to Nudge GOP on Watergate,” April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Urges State GOP Watergate Stand,” April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The New London Day article, “Weicker Urges GOP Clear Air,” April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Winsted Citizen article, “Weicker Request,” April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “Weicker Asks Strong Stand On Watergate,” April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: Time magazine article, “Gumshoes and Tax Audits,” April 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Deep River New Era articles, “The State of Our Spirit” and “Individual Can Do Much,” April 24, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 6. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part I, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker Denies Probe Yielding To Pressure,” September 17, 1973, 1 page. Box 1683Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: Part II: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Out With The Convention,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: Part II: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Must Have A Clear View,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “’Year of Person’, Weicker Claims,” April 24, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Milford Times article, “Says Weicker No Help to GOP,” April 25, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Herald article, “Wayne to Weicker,” April 28, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker To Seek Watergate Stand By State GOP,” April 24, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “John Wayne’s Reply,” April 24, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Charlotte Observer article, “Weicker Puts Blame On Voters,” April 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Times editorial, April 30, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Advocate editorial, “Responsible,” April 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Advocate editorial, “Ashamed,” April 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Willimantic Chronicle article, “Nixon visit to state opposed by Weicker,” April 22, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: New Times article, “Lowell Weicker just isn’t a liberal,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Edited Transcripts Say Clemency Bids Rejected,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “President wanted to sue Sen. Weicker,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “’What Makes Weicker Tick?’ Nixon Said,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Milford Citizen article, “Nixon Outraged At Sen. Weicker,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Tapes Show Nixon, Aides Discussed Weicker’s Actions, Ways to Curb Him,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Nixon Suggested Weicker Libel Suit,” May 1, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “The Other ‘Power’ Problem,” May 1, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Middletown Press article, “Nixon Wanted To Sue Weicker,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: A United Press International wire story, “John Dean’s Home Purchased by Sen. Weicker,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker ‘Not Surprised’ By President’s Criticisms,” May 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: Norwich Bulletin article, “Nixon Aides Swap Jokes About Weicker, Gray,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New London Day article, “Weicker’s Statement Piqued Nixon, Aides,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Not Surprised By Tape Transcripts,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Says He’s Not Shocked By Revelations In Transcripts,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Probers Face Split On Accepting Files,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Is Confident Of Meskill’s Integrity,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Wants Haig Testimony,” May 3, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Nixon tried to push Weicker off Watergate,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “Weicker Upset Nixon, Aides: Transcript,” May 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Reaction to Transcripts: Giaimo ‘Shocked’ – Weicker ‘Devastating Impact’,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford News article, “Coming out of it,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Daily News article, “So Sue Him, Nixon Urged,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stratford News, Washington Report by Senator Lowell Weicker, “America is going to survive,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker Views Haig Refusal As Contempt,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Naugatuck Daily News article, “Weicker Wants Answers,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “State of Disorder,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “Weicker supports contempt charge,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Hopeful Haig Will Offer Testimony,” May 3, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New London Day article, “Nixon Calls Gray ‘Damn Dumb’ For Fooling Attorney General,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury American article, “Nixon Aide Warned By Weicker,” May 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker: I Was Busy Getting The Truth Out,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Favors 2nd Haig Chance,” May 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker: Question Is Nixon Credibility,” May 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker on Right Track, Nixon’s Transcripts Show,” May 5, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New London Day article, “A Bow for Senator Weicker,” May 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Times article, “Ervin Panel Likely to Call Buzhardt to Testify Again,” May 6, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Times article, “Buzhardt Avoids a Senate Clash,” May 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Now Resides In Former Dean Home,” May 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Naugatuck Daily News article, “Weicker Moving Into New Home,” May 8, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Senator Weicker vindicated,” May 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Purchases Dean Home,” May 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Daily News article, “Buzhardt Appears Before Weicker to Discuss That 100G,” May 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Favors Move Against Haig,” May 8, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker Claims Nixon Transcript Puts Presidency ‘Into the Gutter’,” May 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Transcripts Put Presidency In Gutter: Weicker,” May 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Weekly Mail and Shopper, Washington Report by Senator Lowell P. Weicker, “Never A Spectator Sport,” 5/9/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Times article, “The G.O.P. Disengages,” May 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Nixon Put Presidency In Gutter, Weicker says,” May 9, 1974 and The Washington Post article, “Weicker: ‘Presidency In Gutter’,” 5/9/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker: Nixon Has Put Presidency In Gutter,” May 9, 1974 and The Meriden Record article, “Weicker appalled by Nixon conduct,” May 9, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Newington Town Crier article, “Is Glad Now Weicker Won,” May 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Says Transcripts Hurt Nixon,” May 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Deep River New Era, Washington Report By U.S. Senator Lowell Weicker, “Two-Way Street,” May 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Weicker Pays $135,000 for Dean House,” May 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “Ford ‘Out On A Limb’ Over Nixon: Weicker,” May 11, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Naugatuck Daily News article, “Weicker Declares Nixon ‘Liability’,” May 11, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Manchester Herald article, “Weicker Cautions GOP On Defending Nixon,” May 11, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Ford Has Sympathy Of Weicker,” May 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Weicker Calls Nixonites Damn Fools,” May 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker Says It’s Very Narrow Wire For Ford,” May 11, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Middletown Press article, “Weicker: Fools Back Nixon,” May 11, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Terms Nixon Liability To Republicans,” May 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Republicans Who Defend Nixon Draw Weicker Fire,” May 12, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Weicker Issues Warning About Watergate Lessons,” May 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Greatest Watergate Danger Is Apathy, Weicker Claims,” May 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Opposes Ervin Delay Plan,” May 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Worth $250,000 Plus Trust Funds, He Says,” May 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: An article from a Delaware newspaper, “Weicker says big lesson is constitutional,” May 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “Nixon Alerted on Rebozo Probe: Haig Tells of Warning From Simon,” May 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Nixon Allows Haig to Testify,” May 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Sen. Lowell Weicker, A Turncoat,” May 24, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury American article, “Weicker Fears Scandal Apathy,” May 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Criticized For Nixon Position,” May 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Hits Nixon Stand On Files in Ellsberg Case,” May 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker: Nixon in Violation?,” May 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Cleveland Plain Dealer article, “Watergate ‘filth, dirt, hate’ not GOP’s, Weicker says,” May 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bristol Press article regarding the 6th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, May 28, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker: We All Have Right To Witnesses,” June 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Meriden Record article, “Ex-White House aides denied constitutional rights: Weicker,” June 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Takes On IRS,” May 28, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Hits Nixon Stand On Evidence,” June 1, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “Weicker Hits Lag On Evidence,” June 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Claims Ex-Nixon Aides Denied Rights,” June 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Says Gray ‘Abused’ By White House,” June 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “Choate Hears Weicker Talk On Watergate,” June 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Hits ‘Little Man’ Theme In Watergate Address At Choate,” June 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “’Spying is easy Democracy is tough’,” June 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Meriden Record article, “Weicker say rights of individual saved by Watergate,” June 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Stamford Weekly Mail and Shopper, Washington Report by Senator Lowell Weicker, “Dissent . . . a Right or a Responsibility?,” June 6, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Journal Inquirer article, “Weicker Slams Leak Criticism,” June 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Sunday Post article, “Senate Enigma,” June 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “Senators Seek FBI Memos On Wiretaps From Rodino,” June 14, 1974, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Defends Committee,” June 15, 1974 and The Bristol Press article, “Weicker Blasts Panel Critics,” June 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Meriden Record article, “The Verdict We Pronounce On Ourselves,” June 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Ballot To Rule On Watergate, Weicker Says,” June 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Voters To Rule, Says Weicker,” June 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register editorial, “Weicker’s Moralizing,” June 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Mr. Buchanan and the Watergate Grand Jury,” June 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Boston Sunday Globe article, “Sen. Weicker urges election of US attorney general ‘in his own right’,” June 16, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Post article, “’The Public Owes a Lot to Leaks’,” June 22, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker’s Idea,” June 23, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: U.S. News & World Report article, Washington Whispers, June 24, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Work Worthwhile,” June 25, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Watergate: Not Needed,” June 27, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Alone Against Office,” June 26, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Illegal Contributions Scandal Covered Up,” June 29, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Times article, “Weicker Charges 370 Law Abuses by Nixon Forces,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Star-News article, “Weicker Lists Abuses,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Recommendations For Election Reform,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Rape of the Constitution,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Danbury News- Times article, “Weicker contends Nixon flouted law,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Buddy-Buddy Nixon, Weicker Playing it Cool-Cool Now,” undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: An article from an unidentified newspaper, “Weicker on Watergate – Past, Present and Future,” June 30, 1974, 5 pages. 1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker Rips White House in ‘Gate Study,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Assails Watergate Abuses,” June 30, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Cites 370 Steps To White House Tyranny,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Watergate: Senator Details Campaign Abuse,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Is Called ‘Sheer Insanity’,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Sen. Weicker’s Recommendations,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Senator Weicker Cites Nixon For Constitutional Violations,” June 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker Rips Nixon in Own Report,” June 30, 1974, 3 page.1972 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The New York Magazine article, “Cash Begins To Flow To The Defendants,” Summer 1972, 1 page.1974 Folder 1. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. II, Part II, 1974: The Columbia Forum article regarding the disassociation of the Republican Party, Spring 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Stamford Advocate article, “In Weicker Report: Direct Presidential Primary Is Urged,” July 1, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Ansonia Sentinel article, “Weicker abandons filibuster,” August 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Lists Proposals For Curbing of Abuses,” July 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “Weicker proposes changes,” July 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Meriden Journal article, “Weicker recommends changes to combat political abuses,” July 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Middletown Press article, “The Weicker Report,” July 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury American article, “Reforms Urged By Weicker,” July 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker’s Watergate Probe Report,” July 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: Newsweek article, “Confessions of a Leaker,” 7/1/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Ansonia Sentinel article, “The Weicker proposals,” July 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Miami Herald article, “The Senator Has Pinpointed It,” July 2, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Milford Times article, “Weicker Watergate Report Asks Reform,” July 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “A Watergate report – 1: Of what import?,” July 5, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “A Watergate report – II: Weicker’s proposals,” July 6, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Numbers Game Overshadowed Honest Report by Weicker,” July 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Sifting Weicker’s Reform Proposals,” July 5, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker and Watergate: Getting truth to the public,” July 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Ervin, Weicker Not Surprised By Panel Tape Version of Nixon,” July 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Niantic News article, “Weicker And The GOP,” July 10, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Labels Watergate An Assault on Constitution,” July 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker as Nero In Roman Circus,” July 13, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Watergate Proven Attack on Principle,” July 14, 1974, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Weicker Hits White House Tactics, Says Cover-Up Is Still Going On,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New York Times article, “Weicker Says a Cover-Up On Watergate Continues,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Norwich Bulletin article, “Possible Perjury Evidence Goes To Special Prosecutor,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Torrington Register photograph, “[Weicker] Links vote to defiance,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bridgeport Telegram article, “Weicker Would Oust Nixon If He Defies High Court,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker To Vote Guilty If Nixon Defies Court,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker’s proposals are wide of the mark,” July 15, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Statement: ‘Attack On Principles’,” July 14, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Los Angeles Times article, “What Do Americans Now Know, and What Are They Going to Do About It?” 7/16/74, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Suggests Election For Head Of Justice Dept.,” July 15, 1974, 2 pages. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Village Voice article, “The Weicker Report/’An apathy of total knowledge?’,” July 18, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Palo Alto Times editorial, “The criminal abuse of the IRS,” July 18, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Senate Backs Weicker Bid To Curb IRS Data Access,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury American article, “Bill Assures Privacy Of Tax Returns,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Milford Citizen article, “Watergate Impact On State Parties Assessed,” July 19, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Bid To Limit IRS Wins Approval In Senate,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Willimantic Chronicle article, “Senate supports Weicker tax bill,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker: Keep Tax Records Away,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Dean Tells of Nixon Pressure on IRS,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Asks Ban on [IRS] Return Access,” July 19, 1974, 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “Weicker Victory: Tax Files Shut,” July 19, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Bill Adopted: IRS Records Protected,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Wall Street Journal article, “Nixon Surveillance Acts Far Exceeded Effort to Plug Leaks, Evidence Indicates,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Ansonia Sentinel article, “Senate votes Weicker bill,” July 19, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “Weicker’s rider,” July 20, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: An article from a San Antonio, Texas newspaper, “Nixon at Fault, Weicker Charges,” July, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Norwalk Hour article, “Weicker Fights Use of Return As Office Memo,” July 20, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Watergate Panel Cure: Constitutional Band-Aids,” July 21, 1974, 3 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Christian Science Monitor article, “White House access likely to be curbed: Tighter reins on IRS records?,” July 23, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Willimantic Chronicle article, “Weicker measure,” July 23, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Jack Anderson Show, “Human Side of the News,” July 25, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Mum On High Court Tape Ruling,” July 24, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New York Times article, “Connecticut Republican Faces Up to Watergate,” July 25, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New York Times article, “Connecticut G.O.P. in a Power Struggle,” July 26, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Star- News article, “Senator Weicker,” July 29, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “The Odyssey Of a New Conservative,” July 28, 1974, 3 pages.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “’The Vice President Has Become Mr. Whitewash’,” July 29, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bridgeport Post article, “Weicker’s IRS Ban,” July 31, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Measure Passes,” July 31, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Panel To Weigh Weicker Rider,” July 30, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “IRS Chief Asks Curb on White House Access to Tax Data,” August 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker IRS Amendment Is Eliminated,” August 1, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Senate Votes Weicker Probe Amendment,” August 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Journal Inquirer article, “Panel Excludes Weicker Rider,” August 1, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New York Daily News article, “Weicker Boils in a Pot of Post-Watergate Stew,” August 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker To Meet IRS Head Monday,” August 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Christian Science Monitor article, “How reform amendment got scuttled,” August 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “A sense of momentum to decide Mr. Nixon’s fate,” August 3, 1974, 2 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Angry Weicker Vows Fight On IRS Files,” August 3, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Danbury News-Times article, “Weicker to push tax privacy amendment,” August 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Impeach Moves to Staff Reforms,” August 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker To Fight for Amendment,” August 4, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Determined To Get Tax-Return Bill,” August 4, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New York Times article, “Weicker Insists on Tax Data Curb,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Greenwich Time article, “Weicker Supports IRS Access Bill,” August 5, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Times article, “Weicker Blasts Resignation Call,” August 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Weicker Filibustering To Push IRS Reforms,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Journal Courier article, “Weicker Begins Filibuster,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Britain Herald article, “Weicker plans to filibuster,” August 5, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “An Eye to the Future,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Meets IRS Chief,” August 6, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “GOP Elects Ex-Legislator As State Party Chairman,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury Republican article, “Weicker Begins Talkathon,” August 7, 1974, 1 page. 1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Hartford Courant article, “Weicker Begins Report Filibuster,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Waterbury American article, “Weicker Filibuster Definite,” August 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “House Slashes Aid Funds for Vietnam,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Christian Science Monitor article, “Keeping tax files out of political hands,” August 7, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Bristol Press article, “Weicker Talkathon Tables Measure,” August 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Torrington Register article, “Weicker gets bill killed after provision rejected,” August 8, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register article, “Last Visit To State Was To Back Weicker,” August 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The New Haven Register photograph, Nixon and Weicker in October 1970, August 9, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Weicker Watergate Clippings, Vol. III, 1974: The Washington Post article, “Ford’s Speech Is Acclaimed By Leaders of Both Parties,” August 10, 1974, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Weicker Watergate Report: A report written by Senator Weicker; summarizes the Senator’s opinions on the outcome of the Watergate investigation, undated, 147 pages. Sub-series C – Peter Kinsey FilesBox 1684Undated Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Memo to the File from Dick McGowan regarding the B. R. Fox Corporation, undated, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Memo to the File from Dick McGowan regarding a meeting with Andrew St. George and his story of a takeover of the Bahaman Island of Abaco, December 20, 1974, 2 pages.Undated Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Memo to the File from Dick McGowan regarding questions to be asked of Charles Colson, undated, 2 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Memo to the File from Dick McGowan regarding Bill Gill, money for Hunt, CIA, Bartels and the DEA, January 23, 1975, 2 pages, with a letter, Oliver to Bartels, attached, January 17, 1975, 2 pages.1974 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Letter, Mike to Mitch III, regarding an enclosed catalog, June 10, 1974, 1 page, with a B. R. Fox “Astro” equipment catalog attached, undated, 12 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Handwritten notes regarding WerBell, Conein, Barbara Fox Spindel, Mike Morrissey, DEA and the CIA, January 22, 1975, 5 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Handwritten notes regarding Bill Gill, Charles Colson, Richard Bast, Hughes, Liddy, Ober, money to Hunt and the CIA, January 20, 1975, 4 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Letter, Kinsey to Miesse, regarding an enclosed copy of notes “of the interviews we have conducted with individuals regarding the B. R. Fox Company,” January 24, 1975, 1 page, with handwritten notes attached, January 23, 1975, 2 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: The Washington Post article, “DEA Was Offered Explosive Devices,” January 23, 1975, 1 page. 1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Esquire Magazine, “The Amazing New-Country Caper,” February 1975, 9 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: The Washington Post article, Jack Anderson’s “Washington Merry-Go—Round,” January 16, 1975, 3 pages.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: The New York Times article, “U.S. Aide Was Briefed on Assassination Techniques,” January 23, 1975, 1 page.1975 Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: The Washington Post article, “Assassin’s Tool for Sale,” January 24, 1975, 1 page.Undated Folder 1. Assassination Equipment, B. R. Fox: Handwritten notes regarding “Paris Theodore?” and the manufacture of operative devices, undated, 2 pages. 1975 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Letter, Marks to “Dear Seminar Participant,” regarding the third session of a congressional seminar on the CIA, February 10, 1975, 1 page, with excerpts from Phillip Agee’s book, Inside the Company, attached, undated, 43 pages.Undated Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: “Statement of W. E. Colby, Director of Central Intelligence, Before [the] Senate Appropriation Committee,” undated, 45 pages.Undated Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Handwritten notes regarding a John Dean interview and CIA connections to Watergate related issues, undated, 2 pages.1975 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: America article, “Piety and Wit,” January 11, 1975, 2 pages.1975 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: The Washington Post article, “Rough Times Ahead for Henry Kissinger,” October 3, 1975, 1 page.1973 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: New York Magazine, “How Kissinger Fooled Us All,” June 4, 1973, 8 pages. 1974 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: The Washington Monthly Magazine, “Did Kissinger Leak the Big One?,” September 1974, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Penthouse Magazine, “An open letter to the CIA,” undated, 7 pages.1975 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Progressive Magazine, “Partners: Labor and the CIA,” February 1975, 5 pages.1975 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Handwritten notes regarding Helms, money to Hunt and Colson, January 22, 1975, 3 pages.Undated Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Handwritten notes regarding Mr. Rathbun, Dudley Chapman and an unknown report, undated, 1 page.1974 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Document entitled “CIA Employee Statement, January 17, 1974,” 2 pages.1974 Folder 2. Central Intelligence Agency: Statement by Dick Gregory, Christmas Day, December 25, 1974, 3 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Letter, Adams to Weicker, regarding a proposed letter to Kissinger “relating to matters discussed between yourself and Mr. Colson,” February 27, 1975, 2 pages.Undated Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes entitled “Questions for C. Colson,” undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Charles Colson: Note, Dick to Senator, regarding Colson’s mistake on Hunt-Ober-Helms allegation, undated, 1 page, with note to the Senator attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes regarding Colson, undated, 4 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Charles Colson on January 13, 1975,” 6 pages. 1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Charles Colson on January 13, 1975” (original), 6 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes, Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Charles Colson on January 13, 1975,” 8 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes regarding “Meeting with Charles Colson, January 13, 1975, 2:00 p.m., U.S. Marshall’s Office, U.S. Court House, Washington, D.C.,” 7 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Charles Colson on January 20, 1975,” 7 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes regarding a meeting with Colson, January 21, 1975, 11 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding an “Interview of Charles Colson – January 26, 1975,” 7 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes, Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding an “Interview of Charles Colson – January 26, 1975,” 12 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Charles Colson on January 30, 1975,” 4 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Charles Colson on February 10, 1975,” 2 pages.1975 Folder 3. Charles Colson: Handwritten notes regarding a “CC Meeting February 10, 1975,” 2 pages.1975 Folder 4. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten letter, Pat Gray to Lowell Weicker, concerning Gray’s appreciation for Weicker’s gift upon Gray’s surgery, September 8, 1975, 1 page. 1975 Folder 4. L. Patrick Gray: Handwritten letter, Pat Gray to Lowell Weicker, regarding three attached letters, June 25, 1975, 1 page, with handwritten and typewritten letters, copies of envelopes and a copy of a business card, May 21, 1975 and various dates, 15 pages.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Letter, Weicker to Bartels, regarding Weicker’s notes of his interview with Andrew Tartaglino, January 21, 1975, 1 page.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Letter, Bartels to Weicker, regarding allegations made by Andrew Tartaglino and Bartels responses to the allegations, February 3, 1975, 1 page, with “Allegations of Mr. Andrew Tartaglino and Response of Mr. John R. Bartels, Jr., Administrator, DEA,” February 3, 1975, 4 pages.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with John Bartels,” undated, 4 pages.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes regarding a meeting with Bartels and Richard Weiss, January 21, 1975, 6 pages.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Mr. Andrew Tartaglino,” January 17, 1975, 10 pages.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes, Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding a “Meeting with Mr. Andrew Tartaglino,” undated, 5 pages.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes regarding a “Meeting with Andrew Tartaglino January 17, 1975, 9 pages.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes regarding Bartels and those involved in clandestine behavior, undated, 4 pages.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten note regarding Tartaglino and Brosan to appear before the Jackson Subcommittee, January 21, 1975, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes regarding Frank Monestero, Waters and Bartels, undated, 1 page. Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding an “Interview with Lucien Conein,” undated, 7 pages.1975 Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes, “Mtg with Conein,” January 21, 1975, 15 pages, with handwritten notes regarding “Interview with Lucien Conein” attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes, “Interview with Cy Hersh,” undated, 5 pages.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Memorandum for the Files from Kinsey regarding an “Interview with Michael Morrissey,” undated, 3 pages.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes regarding Dan Casey, Promuto, Bill Durkin, Waters and Bartels, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 5. Interviews: Handwritten notes regarding Bartels, civil service violations and criminal violations at DEA, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John F. Kennedy Assissination: Gallery Magazine, “The Guns of Dallas,” undated, 16 pages.Undated Folder 6. John F. Kennedy Assissination: New Times Magazine, “The greatest cover-up of all,” undated, 12 pages.1975 Folder 6. John F. Kennedy Assissination: Letter, Stephen Jaffe to Weicker, regarding the Warren Commission’s inquiry into the Kennedy and King assassinations, February 7, 1975, 2 pages.Undated Folder 6. “Press Statement from Dick Gregory, Robert Groden, Ralph Schoenman” regarding the Zapruder film of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, undated, 2 pages. Undated Folder 6. John F. Kennedy Assissination: Photograph, Picture of two derelicts (1963) circled, with pictures of Hunt and Sturgis in 1973 in comparison with the derelicts pictured in 1963, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 6. John F. Kennedy Assissination: Skeptic Magazine, various articles concerning the Kennedy assassination, with the lead title of “Who Killed JFK?,” undated, 68 pages.1975 Folder 6. John F. Kennedy Assissination: Mailgram, Professor Richard Popkin to Weicker, regarding Popkin’s claim that he can deliver documents naming the killer of President John Kennedy, June 15, 1975, 1 page.1968 Folder 7. Robert F. Kennedy Assissination Autopsy Report: “Report on the Medicolegal Investigation of Senator Robert F. Kennedy,” 1968, 65 pages.1973 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: Letter, Eileen Connolly to Weicker, concerning a telegram she sent to Ervin, June 27, 1973, and the possibility that her questions led to the disclosure of the White House taping system, March 23, 1977, 2 pages, with Connolly’s telegram attached, June 27, 1973, 1 page.1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The Washington Post article, “Kent Suit Won by Defense,” August 28, 1975, 1 page.1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The Washington Post article, “Kent Juror Says Films Aided Decision,” August 30, 1975, 1 page.1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The Washington Star article, “The frustration of justice,” August 30, 1975, 1 page.1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The Washington Star article, “Defeated Kent State Plaintiffs Plan Swift Appeal,” August 28, 1975, 2 pages.1976 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The New York Times article, “Kent State Questions,” May 4, 1976, 1 page.1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The New York Times article. “Rhodes Tells Kent Jury of Near-War,” July 30, 1975, 1 page. 1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The New York Times article, “Kent State Case is in Jury’s Hands,” August 23, 1975, 2 pages.1975 Folder 8. Kent State Shootings: The New York Times article, “Kent State Justice: ‘It is Not Too Late’,” September 16, 1975, 1 page.1975 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: Letter, Weicker to Kissinger, regarding a lack of response from Kissinger concerning a February 27, 1975 Weicker letter, and allegations made by Colson in four interviews, April 9, 1975, 1 page, with the letter of February 27 attached, 2 pages.1975 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: Letter, Weicker to Church, regarding a lack of response from Kissinger concerning two letters from Weicker and allegations made by Colson in four interviews, June 5, 1975, 1 page.1976 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: The Washington Post article, “Pike Draft Critical of Kissinger,” January 21, 1976, 2 pages.1976 Folder 9. The New York Times article, “Inquiry Shows Secret Aid To Many Foreign Leaders,” January 26, 1976, 1 page.1976 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: The Washington Post article, “Rules for Covert Action,” February 3, 1976, 1 page.1976 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: The Washington Star article, “Reluctant CIA Paid $9 Million, Italians Report,” February 1, 1976, 1 page.1976 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “House Committee Finds Intelligence Agencies Generally Go Unchecked,” January 26, 1976, 1 page.1976 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: The Washington Post article, “Covert-Aid Leaks Stir White House,” January 8, 1976, 1 page.1976 Folder 9. Henry Kissinger: The New York Times article, “Panel Says Jackson Gave Secret Advice to C.I.A,” January 26, 1976, 1 page.1974 Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: The Washington Monthly article, “The Man Who Nailed Gordon Liddy,” December 1974, 10 pages. 1975 Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: Document entitled “Reaction of Sen. Lowell Weicker (R-Conn.) to Judge Sirica’s Order of Release,” January 8, 1975, 1 page.1977 Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: The Washington Star article, “Was Justice Dept. Briefed on Illegal FBI, CIA Jobs?” May 12, 1977, 1 page.1975 Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: Letter, Weicker to Sirica, regarding a reduction of sentence for Bernard Barker, June 25, 1975, 1 page, with a draft of the letter attached, undated, 1 page.Undated Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: Handwritten organizational chart of the White House hierarchy, undated, 1 page.1975 Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: UPI wire story regarding Howard Smith’s supposed intervention in the broadcast of a news story, October 8, 1975, 2 pages.Undated Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: Handwritten notes regarding various unconnected subjects, undated, 3 pages.1975 Folder 10. Watergate Miscellaneous: Letter, Kehoe to the Chairman, U.S. Senate Ethics Committee, regarding the reduction of John Dean’s prison sentence and Kehoe’s conjecture of Weicker’s unethical behavior in requesting the sentence reduction, July 12, 1975, 1 page. 1974 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Wiendieck & Co. to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s statement of “assets and liabilities for you and Mrs. Weicker,” May 8, 1974, 1 page, with the statement of assets and liabilities attached, May 8, 1974, 3 pages.1975 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Wiendieck & Co. to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s statement of “assets and liabilities for you and Mrs. Weicker,” June 9, 1975, 1 page, with the statement of assets and liabilities attached, June 9, 1975, 3 pages.1976 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Wiendieck & Co. to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s statement of “assets and liabilities for you and Mrs. Weicker,” April 5, 1976, 1 page, with the statement of assets and liabilities attached, April 5, 1976, 3 pages. 1976 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Schmults to Weicker, regarding Schmults’ appreciation for Weicker’s” willingness to be considered for the Republican Vice Presidential nomination,” August 24, 1976, 2 pages.1976 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Weicker to Buchen, regarding Weicker’s preparation of a “Personal Data Statement” and his responses to questions posed by Buchen, August 11, 1976, 4 pages.1975 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Ann Leo to Lowell Weicker, regarding a list of the trusts that Weicker was an income beneficiary as of December 31, 1975, 2 pages.1976-1977 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Varley to Wiendieck, regarding a request for Weicker to answer questions concerning his statement of assets and liabilities in preparation for an investigation to be conducted because a complaint was received that Weicker’s statement “is substandard and constitutes a violation of professional standards,” September 27, 1977, 4 pages, with a letter dated July 26, 1977, Weicker’s statement of assets and liabilities of December 31, 1976 and a copy of The Congressional Record containing Weicker’s financial statement attached, July 29, 1977, 5 pages.1977 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Wiendieck & Co. to Weicker, regarding Weicker’s statement of “assets and liabilities for you and Mrs. Weicker,” July 26 1977, 1 page, with the statement of assets and liabilities attached, July 26, 1977, 3 pages.1976 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, “Financial Statement by Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr.”. April 8, 1976, 2 pages.1976 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, “Net Worth Statement,” April 8, 1976, 1 page.1975 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, “Joint Tax Return of Senator and Mrs. Weicker,” April 14, 1975, 3 pages.1975 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, “Financial Statement by Senator Lowell Weicker, Jr.,” June 11, 1975, 1 page. 1974 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, “The 1973 Tax Return for Senator and Mrs. Weicker,” May 2, 1974, 1 page.1974 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, “Financial Statement by Senator Weicker,” May 14, 1974, 1 page.1973 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: The Congressional Record, Weicker’s 1972 Income Tax Return, published in answer to Nixon’s advisors prompting the President to counterattack the critics of the President’s published tax returns and financial statements, December 14, 1973, 2 pages.1976 Folder 11. Senator Lowell Weicker: Letter, Freeman Cary to Weicker, regarding an enclosed copy of Weicker’s physical examination, August 10, 1976, 1 page.Series III – House of Representatives RecordsSub-series A – Subject FilesBox 16851970 1) [Animal Welfare] – H.R. 19315 – Amendment to Federal Aviation Act of 1958 – Regulations Governing Humane Treatment of Animals1968-1969 2) [Armed Services] – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System, Folder 11968-1969 3) [Armed Services] – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System, Folder 21968-1969 4) [Armed Services] – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System, Folder 31968-1969 5) Committee on Science and Astronautics – Committee Reports, Folder 11968-1969 6) Committee on Science and Astronautics – Committee Reports, Folder 21968-1969 7) Committee on Science and Astronautics – Correspondence1969 8) Committee on Science and Astronautics – Legislation1969 9) Committee on Science and Astronautics – Press ReleasesBox 16861969 1) Committee on Science and Astronautics – Statements 1968-1969 2) Connecticut – Airports – Westchester County Airport1969 3) Connecticut – American Institute for Foreign Study Scholarships1969-1970 4) Connecticut – Architects – Stamford Post Office Proposal1965-1969 5) Connecticut – Bartlett Arboretum – Stamford, Connecticut1969-1970 6) Connecticut—Bridgeport – ABCD, Incorporated – Action for Bridgeport Community Development, Incorporated - Audit1969 7) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Airport Expansion1969-1970 8) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Commission on Senior Citizens1965-1969 9) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Housing, Folder 11965-1969 10) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Housing, Folder 21969 11) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Harvey Hubell’s Job Skill Training Program1969 12) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Model Cities ProgramBox 16871969 1) Connecticut – Bridgeport – Neighborhood Youth Corps1969 2) Connecticut – Bridgeport Rehabilitation Center1968-1969 3) Connecticut – Connecticut Council of Child Psychiatrists1970 4) Connecticut – Connecticut Partners of Alliance, Incorporated1970 5) Connecticut—Connecticut State Medical Society1967-1969 6) Connecticut—Connecticut Turnpike – Bill to Provide that the Connecticut Turnpike Shall be Operated as a Freeway1970 7) Connecticut – Expenditures and Taxation – Report1969 8) Connecticut – Fairfield – Medical Laboratory of Fairfield1969 9) Connecticut – Fairfield – West End Youth Center1969 10) Connecticut – Fairfield County Urban League1969 11) Connecticut – Fairfield Hills Hospital – Newtown, Connecticut 1968-1969 12) Connecticut – Federal-State Relations1969 13) Connecticut – Flood Control and Soil Conservation1964-1969 14) Connecticut – Information1969 15) Connecticut – Northeast Utilities – Environmental Issues1966-1969 16) Connecticut – Norwalk Community College – Cranbury Park, Norwalk, Connecticut – Proposed Campus1965, 1969 17) Connecticut – Norwalk River Watershed – Protection and Development1969 18) Connecticut – Party Enrollment in Connecticut1970 19) Connecticut – Political Issues – State – General1968-1970 20) Connecticut – Stamford – Jobs Incorporated Manpower Program, Folder 1Box 16881968-1970 1) Connecticut – Stamford – Jobs Incorporated Manpower Program, Folder 21968-1970 2) Connecticut – Stamford – Jobs Incorporated Manpower Program, Folder 31968-1970 3) Connecticut – Stamford – Jobs Incorporated Manpower Program, Folder 41968-1970 4) Connecticut – Stamford – Jobs Incorporated Manpower Program, Folder 51969 5) Connecticut – Stamford – Progressive School of Beauty Culture Investigation1969 6) Connecticut – Stamford – South End Community Center – Department of Housing and Urban Development Project1969 7) Connecticut – State Agencies1969-1970 8) Connecticut – Tri-State Transportation Commission1969 9) Connecticut – Westport – Cockenoe Island Power Plant Proposal1969 10) Connecticut – Wilton Town Committee1968-1969 11) [Drugs] – MiscellaneousBox 1689 1969 1) [Education] – Report of Bill Brock Congressional Campus Tour Regarding Student Unrest1968-1969 2) [Elections] – Election Statistics1969-1970 3) [Environmental Issues] – Long Island Sound Study Bill – S. 2472 – Bill to Establish Intergovernmental Commission on Long Island Sound1970 4) [Environmental Issues] – Miscellaneous1967-1970 5) [Environmental Issues] – Pollution Hearings – July 20, 19701967, 1970 6) [Foreign Affairs] – Cambodia1969-1970 7) [Foreign Affairs] – Miscellaneous1969-1970 8) [Foreign Affairs] – Vietnam1969 9) [Government Activities Subcommittee] – Disposal of Brooklyn Navy Yard1969 10) Government Operations Committee – Correspondence1967-1969 11) Government Operations Committee – Legislation – 19691969 12) Government Operations Committee – Reports1969 13) Government Operations Committee – Statements1969 14) Government Operations Committee – Subcommittee Lists1969-1970 15) H.R. 50 – To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to Increase the Personal Income Tax Exemption of a Taxpayer1969 16) H.R. 841 – To Amend Title II of the Social Security Act1969 17) H.R. 6277 – Catalog of Federal Assistance Programs – Program Information Act1969 18) H.R. 6278 – Congressional Reform1970 19) H.R. 8973 – Congressional Reform – Legislative Reorganization Act1969 20) H.R. 9428 – To Establish the Capitol Guide ServiceBox 1690 1969 1) H.R. 10574 – To Rename the Washington National Airport the Dwight David Eisenhower National Airport1969 2) H.R. 10791 – Data Processing for GAO – General Accounting Office – Government Operations1969-1970 3) H.R. 10876 – Pornography in the Mail – Committee on Post Office and Civil Service1969 4) H.R. 11430 – To Amend the Immigration and Nationality Act1970 5) H.R. 11905 – Postal Service Act of 19691969 6) H.R. 11961 – To Amend Title II of the Social Security Act1970 7) H.R. 12473 – To Permit State Insurance Under the Hospital Insurance Program1969 8) H.R. 12749 – Silver Dollar – Dwight D. Eisenhower1969 9) H.R. 12892 – Higher Education Funding Act1969-1970 10) H.R. 13028 – Housing Amendment to the Housing and Urban Development Act of 19691970 11) H.R. 13195 – Flags to be Presented to Parents of Deceased Servicemen1969 12) H.R. 13948 – Establish an Office of Consumer Affairs1970 13) H.R. 14175 – Welfare Reform Family Assistance Act1970 14) H.R. 14214 – ICC – Interstate Commerce Commission to Prescribe Standards for Railroad Service1969 15) H.R. 14240 – To Amend the Social Security Act1970 16) H.R. 14245 – Commission on Population Growth and American Future1969-1970 17) H.R. 14965 – Providing Equitable Treatment for Displaced Persons – Comprehensive Relocation Assistance Act1969-1970 18) H.R. 15695 – Science and Astronautics – Appropriations to National Aeronautics and Space Administration for Research and DevelopmentBox 16911970 1) H.R. 16052 – To Amend the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 1970 2) H.R. 16053 – Council for Recycling of Material from Solid Wastes – Wastes Reclamation and Recycling Act of 19701970 3) H.R. 16054 – Clean Air Act Amendments of 19701970 4) H.R. 16055 – Environmental Financing Authority Act of 19701970 5) H.R. 16056 – Financial Assistance for Construction of Waste Facilities – Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1970 6) H.R. 16057 – To Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1970 7) H.R. 16058 – To Develop Water Quality Management Programs – Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1969 8) H.R. 16062 – Amend Wagner-O’Day Act – Severely Handicapped1970 9) H.R. 16308 – Youth Camp Safety Survey Act1970 10) H.R. 16376 – To Improve Law Enforcement in Urban Areas – Effectiveness of Police Services – Police Assistance Act of 19701970 11) H.R. 16516 – Appropriations for NASA Research1970 12) H.R. 16847 – College of Ecological and Environmental Studies1970 13) H.R. 17184 – Income Splitting for Single Individuals1970 14) H.R. 17349 – Emergency Home Finance Act of 19701970 15) H.R. 17555 – Promote Equal Employment Opportunities for American Workers1970 16) H.R. 17889 – To Provide for Orderly Trade in Scissors and Shears1970 17) H.R. 17922 – Trade Reform – Mink – Amend the Tariff Schedule of the United States1970 18) H.R. 18278 – Women’s Equality Act of 19701970 19) H.R. 18401 – Suspend Assistance to Countries Who Fail to Take Steps to See That Narcotics Do Not Enter the United States1970 20) H.R. 18214 – To Establish an Office of Consumer Affairs and a Consumer Protection Agency1970 21) H.R. 18446 – To Adjust Agricultural Production, to Provide a Transitional Program for Farmers – Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1969 1970 22) H.R. 18630 – To Establish an Intergovernmental Commission on Long Island Sound1970 23) H.R. 18777 – Provide Meal Programs, and Nutrition Training and Education for the Elderly – Amend the Older Americans Act of 19651970 24) H.R. 18901 – Establish Commission on the Medical and Psychological Adequacy of the Examinations Conducted by Armed Forces1970 25) H.R. 19315 – Require the Secretary of Transportation to Prescribe Regulations Governing Human Treatment of Animals Transported by Air Carriers1969-1970 26) House Concurrent Resolution 99 – Biafra Relief1969 27) House Concurrent Resolution 383 – Condemning Treatment of POWs in Vietnam1970 28) House Concurrent Resolution 536 – Stopping Armed Attacks on International Aircraft1970 29) House Concurrent Resolution 570 – Freedom for Ukraine – Human Rights Violations1969 30) House Joint Resolution 376 – Constitutional Amendment with Respect to the Offering of Prayer in Public Buildings – February 41969-1970 31) House Joint Resolution 455 – Prayer Amendment1969-1970 32) House Joint Resolution 752 – Equal Rights for WomenBox 16921969 1) House Joint Resolution 775 – Presidential Awards to Astronauts1969 2) House Joint Resolution 811 – National Beach Clean-Up Week1969 3) House Joint Resolution 836 – Establish the Astronauts Memorial Commission in John F. Kennedy Space Center1969 4) House Joint Resolution 923 – Display of Moon Dust in the Capitol Rotunda1970 5) House Joint Resolution 1167 – National Volunteer Firemen’s Week1970 6) House Joint Resolution 1234 – Salute to Armed Forces in Vietnam Day 1970 7) House Joint Resolution 1288 – Rights of Way – Railroads – Correspondence in Support of the Legislation1970 8) House Joint Resolution 1382 – Authorize the President to Declare November 11 as a National Day in Support of U.S. Prisoners of War in Southeast Asia1969 9) House Resolution 558 – Expedite Enactment of Appropriations Bills1969 10) House Resolution 613 – Affirming Support for the President for Just Peace – Toward Peace with Justice in Vietnam1969 11) House Resolution 665 – In Support of Our Servicemen in Vietnam1970 12) House Resolution 778 – Toward Peace in the Middle East1970 13) House Resolution 813 – To Establish a Committee on the Environment in the House of Representatives1970 14) House Resolution 820 – To Study the National Collegiate Athletic Association1970 15) House Resolution 928 – Impeachment of Justice William O. Douglas1970 16) House Resolution 978 – Authorize a Select Committee to Study Developments in Southeast Asia1970 17) House Resolution 1053 – Withdrawal of Soviets from the Middle East1970 18) House Resolution 1214 – Appropriate No Less than $100,000,000 Annual Over the Next Ten Years for the Vincent Thomas Lombardi National Cancer Research Program1970 19) House Resolution 1254 – Veterans Administration Hospital Patients Use of Federal Telecommunications System1969 20) Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee – Judgment Collection Hearing – September 91968-1969 21) Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee – Organized Crime1969 22) [Legislative Issues] – Calendar – 91st Congress – 1st Session1969-1970 23) [Legislative Issues] – Congressional Liaison Numbers1969 24) [Legislative Issues] – Rules Committee1964-1969 25) [Legislative Issues] – Select Committee on Standards and Conduct Box 16931969 1) [Legislative Issues] – Whip Notices1969 2) Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee – General1970 3) Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee – United States Merchant Marine Academy1970-1971 4) NASA—Aeronautics and NASA1969 5) NASA – Apollo 9 - General1969 6) NASA – Apollo 10 – Press Kit1969-1970 7) NASA – Apollo 11 – General, Folder 11969-1970 8) NASA – Apollo 11 – General, Folder 21969 9) NASA – Apollo 11 - Press1969-1970 10) NASA – Apollo 12 – GeneralBox 16941969-1971 1) NASA – Apollo 15 – General1969, 1971 2) NASA – Correspondence from Constituents, Press Releases, and Legislation1971 3) NASA – General1969-1971 4) NASA – General Information and Research1969 5) NASA – Kennedy Space Center1969-1970 6) NASA – Press Kits for NASA Satellites Box 16951969 1) NASA – Science and Astronautics1969-1971 2) NASA – Science and Astronautics Committee – Bills, Correspondence, and Press Releases1969-1971 3) NASA – Space – General Research, Folder 11969-1971 4) NASA – Space – General Research, Folder 21970-1971 5) NASA – Space – U.S.-U.S.S.R.1969 6) NASA – Subcommittee on Space Science and Applications – Committee Hearings on NASA Programs1968-1969 7) [Postal Service] – Post Office Form to Keep Pornographic Mail from Being Sent to Home1970 8) [Republican Party] – Spiro Agnew Speech Given in Hartford, Connecticut – October 1970 9) [Republican Party] – Congressional Candidates – 1970 United States House of Representatives Race – 4th District, Connecticut1969 10) [Republican Party] – Connecticut Republican Women’s Conference – Participant List – April 14-17Ca. 1969 11) [Republican Party] – General – Republican Cookbook1968-1969 12) [Republican Party] – Government Employment1970 13) [Republican Party] – Republican Congressional Committee, Folder 1Box 16961970 1) [Republican Party] – Republican Congressional Committee, Folder 21969 2) [Republican Party] – Republican Conference 1969-1970 3) [Republican Party] – Republican National Committee1969-1970 4) [Republican Party] – S.O.S. Roster1969-1971 5) [Science] – Aerospace – General Information1970-1971 6) [Science] – Conversion Research – Education and Assistance Act of 19711969 7) Small Business Committee1969-1971 8) [Tax Legislation] – Revenue Sharing1969 9) [Urban Development] – Urban Renewal Amendment1970 10) Volunteer Firemen’s Week – House Joint Resolution 11671969 11) Ways and Means Committee – Balance of Payments1969 12) Ways and Means Committee – Social Security1969 13) [Lowell Weicker] – Press InformationSub-series B – Correspondence FilesChronological Correspondence – By YearBox 16971968 1) Richard Nixon1969 2) Appointments – January 1-15 – Acceptances1969 3) Appointments – January 16-31 – Acceptances1969 4) Appointments – February 1-15 – Acceptances1969 5) Appointments – February 16-28 – Acceptances1969 6) Appointments – March 1-15 – Acceptances1969 7) Appointments – March 16-31 – Acceptances1969 8) Appointments – April 1-15 – Acceptances1969 9) Appointments – April 16-30 – Acceptances 1969 10) Appointments – May 1-15 – Acceptances1969 11) Appointments – May 16-31 - Acceptances1969 12) Appointments – June 1-15 – Acceptances1969 13) Appointments – June 16-30 – Acceptances1969 14) Appointments – July 1-15 – Acceptances1969 15) Appointments – July 16-31 – Acceptances1969 16) Appointments – August 1-15 – Acceptances1969 17) Appointments – August 16-31 – Acceptances1969 18) Appointments – September 1-15 – Acceptances1969 19) Appointments – September 16-30 – Acceptances1969 20) Appointments – October 1-15 – Acceptances1969 21) Appointments – October 16-31 – Acceptances1969 22) Appointments – November 1-15 – Acceptances1969 23) Appointments – November 16-30 - AcceptancesBox 16981969 1) Appointments – December 1-15 - Acceptances1969 2) Appointments – December 16-31 - Acceptances1969 3) Appointments – January 1-15 – Declines1969 4) Appointments – January 16-31 – Declines1969 5) Appointments – February 1-15 – Declines1969 6) Appointments – February 16-28 – Declines1969 7) Appointments – March 1-15 – Declines1969 8) Appointments – March 16-31 – Declines1969 9) Appointments – April 1-15 – Declines 1969 10) Appointments – April 16-30 – Declines1969 11) Appointments – May 1-15 – Declines1969 12) Appointments – May 16-31 – Declines1969 13) Appointments – June 1-15 – Declines1969 14) Appointments – June 16-30 – Declines1969 15) Appointments – July 1-15 – Declines1969 16) Appointments – July 16-31 – Declines1969 17) Appointments – August 1-15 – Declines1969 18) Appointments – August 16-31 – Declines1969 19) Appointments – September 1-15 – DeclinesBox 16991969 1) Appointments – September 16-30 – Declines1969 2) Appointments – October 1-15 – Declines1969 3) Appointments – October 16-31 – Declines1969 4) Appointments – November 1-15 – Declines1969 5) Appointments – November 16-30 – Declines1969 6) Appointments – December 1-15 – Declines1969 7) Appointments – December 16-31 – Declines1969 8) Appointments – January – General1969 9) Appointments – February – General1969 10) Appointments – April – General1969 11) Appointments – May – General1969 12) Appointments – June – General1969 13) Appointments – July – General 1969 14) Appointments – August – General1969 15) Appointments – September – General1969 16) Appointments – October – General1969 17) Appointments – November – General1969 18) Appointments – December – General1969 19) Appointments – Invitations – General Regretted or Acknowledged1968-1969 20) Departmental Files – Agriculture Department1969 21) Departmental Files – AID – Agency for International Development1969 22) Departmental Files – Air Force1969 23) Departmental Files – Arms Control and Disarmament1969 24) Departmental Files – Bureau of the BudgetBox 17001968-1969 1) Departmental Files – Civil Aeronautics Board1969 2) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Census1969 3) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Merchant Marine1969 4) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Miscellaneous1969 5) Departmental Files – Defense Supply Agency1969 6) Departmental Files – Department of Defense1969 7) Departmental Files – Department of the Army1969 8) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs1969 9) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Fish and Wildlife Service - Correspondence1969 10) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Miscellaneous Correspondence1968-1969 11) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – National Park Service 1968-1969 12) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Proposed Foreign Trade Zone – Machiasport, Maine, Folder 11968-1969 13) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Proposed Foreign Trade Zone – Machiasport, Maine, Folder 21969 14) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Water Pollution Control Act - Correspondence1969 15) Departmental Files – Equal Employment Opportunity CommissionBox 17011969 1) Departmental Files – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – Correspondence, Folder 11969 2) Departmental Files – FCC – Federal Communications Commission – Correspondence, Folder 21969 3) Departmental Files – Federal Reserve Board – Correspondence1969 4) Departmental Files – FPC – Federal Power Commission - Correspondence1969 5) Departmental Files – FTC – Federal Trade Commission – Correspondence1969 6) Departmental Files – GSA – General Services Administration - Correspondence1969 7) Departmental Files – GSA – General Services Administration – Hercules Tool Company1969 8) Departmental Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Food and Drug Administration - Correspondence1969 9) Departmental Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Miscellaneous Correspondence1969 10) Departmental Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Office of Education – Correspondence1969 11) Departmental Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Office of Education – Sex Sensitivity – Lab Controversy, Darien, Connecticut1969 12) Departmental Files – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Social Security Administration - Correspondence 1969 13) Departmental Files – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – FHA – Federal Housing Administration Funds1969 14) Departmental Files – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Miscellaneous Correspondence1969 15) Departmental Files – HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development – Urban Renewal and Housing – Correspondence1969 16) Departmental Files – ICC – Interstate Commerce Commission – Correspondence1969 17) Departmental Files – Immigration and Naturalization Service - CorrespondenceBox 17021969 1) Departmental Files – Internal Revenue Service1969 2) Departmental Files – Justice Department – Bureau of Narcotics and Drugs1969 3) Departmental Files – Justice Department – Miscellaneous Correspondence1969 4) Departmental Files – Labor – Bureau of Employment Security1969 5) Departmental Files – Labor – Manpower Administration – Correspondence1964-1969 6) Departmental Files – Labor – Miscellaneous Correspondence1969 7) Departmental Files – National Aeronautics and Space Administration Correspondence1969 8) Departmental Files – National Council on the Arts1969 9) Departmental Files – National Endowment for the Arts1969 10) Departmental Files – National Labor Relations Board – Correspondence1969 11) Departmental Files – National Science Foundation – Correspondence1969 12) Departmental Files – Navy – Correspondence1968-1969 13) Departmental Files – OEO – Office of Economic Opportunity – Correspondence, Folder 11968-1969 14) Departmental Files – OEO – Office of Economic Opportunity – Correspondence, Folder 2 Box 17031969 1) Departmental Files – OEO – Office of Economic Opportunity – Correspondence, Folder 31969 2) Departmental Files – Peace Corps – Correspondence1969 3) Departmental Files – P.O. – Post Office Department – Correspondence, Folder 11969 4) Departmental Files – P.O. – Post Office Department – Correspondence, Folder 21969 5) Departmental Files – SBA – Small Business Administration – Correspondence1969 6) Departmental Files – Selective Service – Correspondence1969 7) Departmental Files – Smithsonian Institution1969 8) Departmental Files – State Department – Correspondence1969 9) District Office – Office Lease – Stamford, Connecticut1969 10) General, Folder 11969 11) General, Folder 2Box 17041969 1) General, Folder 31969 2) General, Folder 41969 3) General, Folder 51969 4) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Con, Folder 11969 5) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Con, Folder 21969 6) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Miscellaneous, Folder 11969 7) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Miscellaneous, Folder 2Box 1705 1969 1) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Miscellaneous, Folder 31969 2) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Pro, Folder 11969 3) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Pro, Folder 21969 4) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Pro, Folder 31969 5) General – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System – Pro, Folder 41969 6) General – AFL-CIO – American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization1969 7) General – American Legion1969 8) General – American Medical Association1969 9) General – American Nurses Association1969 10) General – Boy Scouts1969 11) General – Capital Punishment1969 12) General – Communism1969 13) General – Condolences1968-1969 14) General – Congratulations – IncomingBox 17061969 1) General – Congratulations – Outgoing, Folder 11969 2) General – Congratulations – Outgoing, Folder 21969 3) General – Congressional Redistricting1968-1969 4) General – Foreign Affairs – Biafra – Nigerian Civil War1969 5) General – Foreign Affairs – Middle East, Folder 11969 6) General – Foreign Affairs – Middle East, Folder 21969 7) General – Foreign Affairs – Miscellaneous1969 8) General – Foreign Affairs – North Korea1968-1969 9) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 1 1968-1969 10) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 2Box 17071968-1969 1) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 31968-1969 2) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 41968-1969 3) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 51968-1969 4) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 61968-1969 5) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 71968-1969 6) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 8Box 17081968-1969 1) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 91968-1969 2) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 101968-1969 3) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 111968-1969 4) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 121968-1969 5) General – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 131969 6) General – Funny Letters1969 7) General – Inauguration1969 8) General – League of Women Voters1969 9) General – Liberty Lobby1969 10) General – Mayor John Lindsay – Mayor of New York City1969 11) General – Miscellaneous, Folder 1Box 17091969 1) General – Miscellaneous, Folder 2 1969 2) General – Mohawk Airlines1969 3) General – National Art Museum of Sport1969 4) General – National Federation of Independent Business1968-1969 5) General – National Governors’ Conference1969 6) General – National League of Cities1969 7) General – New England Regional Commission1969 8) General – No Answer1969 9) General – No Name or Illegible1969 10) General – Out of DistrictBox 17101966-1969 1) General – Penn Central Railroad – General Information, Folder 11966-1969 2) General – Penn Central Railroad – General Information, Folder 21966-1969 3) General – Penn Central Railroad – General Information, Folder 31969 4) General – Penn Central Railroad – New Haven Railroad – Correspondence, Folder 11969 5) General – Penn Central Railroad – New Haven Railroad – Correspondence, Folder 21969 6) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise, Folder 1Box 17111969 1) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise, Folder 21969 2) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise, Folder 31969 3) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise – Special, Folder 11969 4) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise – Special, Folder 21969 5) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise – Special, Folder 3 1969 6) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise – Special, Folder 4Box 17121969 1) General – Penn Central Railroad – Tariff Raise – Special, Folder 51969 2) General – Political and Non-Political Organizations1969 3) General – Powell, Adam Clayton1969 4) General – Prayers in School1969 5) General – Questionnaire – General Views1969 6) General – Republican Governors Conference1969 7) General – Senate Republican Policy Committee1969 8) General – Student Riots1969 9) General – Students for a Democratic Society – SDS1969 10) General – Sunny Hill Children’s Center- Greenwich, Connecticut1969 11) General – Tariffs1969 12) General – Telegrams1969 13) General – Thank You – Incoming, Folder 1Box 17131969 1) General – Thank You – Incoming, Folder 21969 2) General – Thank You – Incoming – Moon Shot Pictures1969 3) General – Thank You – Outgoing – January1969 4) General – Thank You – Outgoing – February1969 5) General – Thank You – Outgoing – March, Folder 11969 6) General – Thank You – Outgoing – March, Folder 21969 7) General – Thank You – Outgoing – April 1969 8) General – Thank You – Outgoing – May1969 9) General – Thank You – Outgoing – June, Folder 1Box 17141969 1) General – Thank You – Outgoing – June, Folder 21969 2) General – Thank You – Outgoing – July, Folder 11969 3) General – Thank You – Outgoing – July, Folder 21969 4) General – Thank You – Outgoing – August, Folder 11969 5) General – Thank You – Outgoing – August, Folder 21969 6) General – Thank You – Outgoing – September1969 7) General – Thank You – Outgoing – October, Folder 1Box 17151969 1) General – Thank You – Outgoing – October, Folder 21969 2) General – Thank You – Outgoing – November1969 3) General – Thank You – Outgoing – December, Folder 11969 4) General – Thank You – Outgoing – December, Folder 21969 5) General – Urban Development1969 6) General – USS Pueblo – U.S. Navy Ship Seized by North Korea1969 7) General – Veterans of Foreign Wars1969 8) General – Westchester County, New York Airport1969 9) Legislative Files – Agricultural Appropriations – Material on Snap-Back1969 10) Legislative Files – Agriculture Committee1969 11) Legislative Files – An Educator Supports ROTC – Reserve Officer Training Corps1969 12) Legislative Files – Appropriations Committee, Folder 1 Box 17161969 1) Legislative Files – Appropriations Committee, Folder 21969 2) Legislative Files – Armed Services Committee, Folder 11969 3) Legislative Files – Armed Services Committee, Folder 21969 4) Legislative Files – Banking and Currency Committee – Federal Reserve1969 5) Legislative Files – Banking and Currency Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 11969 6) Legislative Files – Banking and Currency Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 21969 7) Legislative Files – Calendar of Committee Meetings – Science and Astronautics – 91st Congress – 1st Session1969 8) Legislative Files – Clark, Morgan, and Brothers Manhattan Storage Company – Interstate Commerce Commission – Moving and Storage1969 9) Legislative Files – Committee on Government Operations – 91st Congress – 1st SessionBox 17171969 1) Legislative Files – District of Columbia Committee1969 2) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 11969 3) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 21969 4) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 1 – Special Education Jurisdiction – Higher Education and Colleges, Folder 11969 5) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 1 – Special Education Jurisdiction – Higher Education and Colleges, Folder 21969 6) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 2 – Special Labor1969 7) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 3 – General Labor Jurisdiction – Fair Labor Standards, Coal Mine Safety, Age Discrimination, Davis-Bacon Act, Private Welfare, Equal Employment Opportunity 1969 8) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 4 – General Education Jurisdiction – Elementary, Secondary, and Vocation Education, Juvenile Deliquency, Handicapped Children, Learning Disabilities, School Construction1969 9) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 5 – Select Labor Jurisdiction – Safety Legislation, Except Coal, Workmen’s Compensation, and Manpower1969 10) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Subcommittee 6 – Select Education Jurisdiction – Drug Abuse, Handicapped Children, Child Day Care Centers, Older Americans, Sexual Education, Educational MediaBox 17181969 1) Legislative Files – Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation1969 2) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs Committee – Foreign Aid1969 3) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs Committee – Inter-American Affairs Subcommittee1969 4) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs Committee - Miscellaneous1969 5) Legislative Files – Geological Survey, Topographical Maps, Oil Imports1969 6) Legislative Files – Government Operations Committee1969 7) Legislative Files – H.R. 50 – Personal Tax Exemption1969 8) Legislative Files – H.R. 6277 – Catalog Bill1969 9) Legislative Files – H.R. 8973 – Congressional Reform1969 10) Legislative Files – H.R. 10876 – Pornography in the Mail – Post and Civil Service1969 11) Legislative Files – H.R. 11430 – Immigration1969 12) Legislative Files – H.R. 11728 – Public Disclosure for All Three Branches1969 13) Legislative Files – H.R. 11905 – Postal Service Act of 19691969 14) Legislative Files – H.R. 11961 – Social Security Act1969 15) Legislative Files – H.R. 12375 – Transportation Bill Box 17191969 1) Legislative Files – H.R. 12473 – To Permit State Agreements for Coverage Under the Hospital Insurance Program1969 2) Legislative Files – H.R. 12749 – Silver Dollar – Dwight D. Eisenhower1969 3) Legislative Files – H.R. 13028 – Housing Act of 1940, Folder 11969 4) Legislative Files – H.R. 13028 – Housing Act of 1940, Folder 21969 5) Legislative Files – H.R. 13028 – Housing Act of 1940, Folder 31969 6) Legislative Files – H.R. 13134 – Passport1969 7) Legislative Files – H.R. 13215 – Connecticut-New York Railroad Compact1969 8) Legislative Files – H.R. 14175 – Welfare Reform Act1969 9) Legislative Files – H.R. 14214 – ICC – Interstate Commerce Commission to Prescribe Standards for Railroad Service1969 10) Legislative Files – H.R. 14240 – Social Security Act1969 11) Legislative Files – H.R. 14831 – Allow Credit Against Income Tax for Expenses for Higher Education1969 12) Legislative Files – H.R. 14965 – Providing Equitable Treatment for Displaced Persons1969 13) Legislative Files – H.R. 18970 – Trade Act of 19701969 14) Legislative Files – House Administration Committee1969 15) Legislative Files – House Concurrent Resolutions 96, 97, 98, 99, 100 – Biafra – Nigerian Civil War – Sense of Congress1969 16) Legislative Files – House Concurrent Resolution 383 – Condemning Treatment of POW’s in Vietnam1969 17) Legislative Files – House Joint Resolution 455 – Prayer Amendment, Folder 1Box 17201969 1) Legislative Files – House Joint Resolution 455 – Prayer Amendment, Folder 21969 2) Legislative Files – House Joint Resolution 752 – Equal Rights for Women 1969 3) Legislative Files – House Joint Resolution 811 – Beach Clean-Up1969 4) Legislative Files – House Resolution 665 – In Support of Our Servicemen in Vietnam1969 5) Legislative Files – House Resolution 683 – Affirming Support for President for Just Peace in Vietnam1969 6) Legislative Files – House Un-American Activities Committee1969 7) Legislative Files – Housing1969 8) Legislative Files – Inter-governmental Relations1969 9) Legislative Files – Interior and Insular Affairs, Folder 11969 10) Legislative Files – Interior and Insular Affairs, Folder 21969 11) Legislative Files – International Finance1969 12) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Folder 11969 13) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Folder 2Box 17211969 1) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Folder 31969 2) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Folder 41969 3) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Folder 51969 4) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Folder 61969 5) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce – Legislation - Railroads1969 6) Legislative Files – Joint Economic CommitteeBox 17221969 1) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Anti-Trust and Monopoly1969 2) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Electoral College, Folder 11969 3) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Electoral College, Folder 2 1969 4) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Electoral College, Folder 31969 5) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Fire Arms1969 6) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 11969 7) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 2Box 17231969 1) Legislative Files – Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee1969 2) Legislative Files – Legislation – House Republican Research Committee1969 3) Legislative Files – Manpower and Civil Service1969 4) Legislative Files – National Parks and Recreation1969 5) Legislative Files – Office of Economic Opportunity Information1969 6) Legislative Files – Pollution – Air1969 7) Legislative Files – Pollution – Water, Folder 11969 8) Legislative Files – Pollution – Water, Folder 21969 9) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service – Census Reform1969 10) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service – Employee Benefits – H.R. 12823Box 17241969 1) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service – H.R. 11750 and H.R. 13907, Folder 11969 2) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service – H.R. 11750 and H.R. 13907, Folder 21969 3) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service – Pornography in the Mail1969 4) Legislative Files – Postal Facilities and Modernization1969 5) Legislative Files – Postal Operations1969 6) Legislative Files – Public Buildings and Grounds 1969 7) Legislative Files – Public Lands1969 8) Legislative Files – Public Works1969 9) Legislative Files – Roads1969 10) Legislative Files – Sensitivity and SPRED – School Progress Reaches Each District, Folder 11969 11) Legislative Files – Sensitivity and SPRED – School Progress Reaches Each District, Folder 21969 12) Legislative Files – Small Business1969 13) Legislative Files – Special Federal Aid Highway ProgramBox 17251969 1) Legislative Files – Task Force on Oil Import Control – Quotas1969 2) Legislative Files – Task Force on Transportation – 91st Congress – 1st Session1969 3) Legislative Files – Territorial and Insular Affairs1969 4) Legislative Files – Transportation – Coast Guard – Correspondence1969 5) Legislative Files – Transportation – FAA – Federal Aviation Administration1969 6) Legislative Files – Transportation – Highway Administration – Correspondence1969 7) Legislative Files – Transportation – Miscellaneous Correspondence1969 8) Legislative Files – Transportation – Public Roads - Correspondence1969 9) Legislative Files – Treasury – Internal Revenue – Correspondence1969 10) Legislative Files – Treasury – Miscellaneous Correspondence1969 11) Legislative Files – United Nations – Correspondence1969 12) Legislative Files – VA – Veterans Administration – Correspondence1969 13) Legislative Files – Veterans Affairs Committee1969 14) Legislative Files – Voting Record1969 15) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Charitable Institutions 1969 16) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Chiropractic Medicare, Folder 11969 17) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Chiropractic Medicare, Folder 2Box 17261969 1) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 11969 2) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 21969 3) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 31969 4) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 41969 5) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 51969 6) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 6Box 17271969 1) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 71969 2) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – General Tax Reform, Folder 81969 3) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Minimum Wage1969 4) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 11969 5) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Miscellaneous, Folder 21969 6) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Oil Depletion, Folder 11969 7) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Oil Depletion, Folder 2 Box 17281969 1) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Oil Depletion, Folder 31969 2) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Social Security and Medicare, Folder 11969 3) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Social Security and Medicare, Folder 21969 4) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Social Security and Medicare, Folder 31969 5) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Surcharge Tax, Folder 11969 6) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Surcharge Tax, Folder 2Box 17291969 1) Legislative Files – White House Correspondence1969 2) Office – Republican Women of Capitol Hill1969 3) Personal – 91st Republican Club – Correspondence, Folder 11969 4) Personal – 91st Republican Club – Correspondence, Folder 21969 5) Personal – Army and Naval Academy Athletic Associations1969 6) Personal – Army-Navy Country Club1969 7) Personal – Astronauts Book by Robert Bonitati1969 8) Personal – Biographies – Lowell P. Weicker1967,1969 9) Personal – Capitol Hill Tennis Club1969 10) Personal – Clubs and Organizations – Contributions1969 11) Personal – Congratulations1969 12) Personal – Contributions by Lowell P. Weicker1969 13) Personal Correspondence, Folder 11969 14) Personal Correspondence, Folder 2 Box 17301969 1) Personal Correspondence, Folder 31969 2) Personal Correspondence, Folder 41969 3) Personal Correspondence, Folder 51969 4) Personal – Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity1969 5) Personal – Supreme Court Application for Admission to Practice1969 6) Political – Campaigns – General1969 7) Political – Candidate Itineraries – 1969 Connecticut Local Elections1969 8) Political – Republican Action League1969 9) Political – State of Connecticut1968-1969 10) Political and District – Connecticut Legislature1969 11) Political and District – Connecticut Republican State Central Committee1969 12) Political and District – Republican Congressional Committee1969 13) Political and District – Republican National Committee1969 14) Requests – April1969 15) Requests – July1969 16) Requests – September1969 17) Requests – November1969 18) Requests – DecemberBox 17311969 1) Requests – Agricultural Yearbook, Folder 11969 2) Requests – Agricultural Yearbook, Folder 21969 3) Requests – Agriculture Farm Bulletins 1969 4) Requests – Baby Books1969 5) Requests – Biography of Lowell Weicker1969 6) Requests – Calendars1969 7) Requests – Clearances for Individuals1969 8) Requests – Congressional Bills, Reports, Documents, Folder 11969 9) Requests – Congressional Bills, Reports, Documents, Folder 21969 10) Requests – Congressional Directory1969 11) Requests – Congressional Record1969 12) Requests – Congressional Record Mailing List1969 13) Requests – Film Requests – General – Apollo 11 Film1969 14) Requests – Film Requests – Thank Yous – Apollo Space Flight FilmsBox 17321969 1) Requests – Flags1969 2) Requests – Grants and Contracts1968-1969 3) Requests – Maps and Charts1969 4) Requests – Miscellaneous, Folder 11969 5) Requests – Miscellaneous, Folder 21969 6) Requests – Miscellaneous, Folder 31969 7) Requests – Miscellaneous, Folder 41969 8) Requests – Miscellaneous, Folder 5Box 17331969 1) Requests – Photos1969 2) Requests – Publications – General, Folder 1 1969 3) Requests – Publications – General, Folder 21969 4) Requests – Speakers1969 5) Requests – Tours – A1969 6) Requests – Tours – B1969 7) Requests – Tours – C1969 8) Requests – Tours – D1969 9) Requests – Tours – E1969 10) Requests – Tours – F1969 11) Requests – Tours – G1969 12) Requests – Tours – H1969 13) Requests – Tours – I1969 14) Requests – Tours – JBox 17341969 1) Requests – Tours – K1969 2) Requests – Tours – L1969 3) Requests – Tours – M1969 4) Requests – Tours – N1969 5) Requests – Tours – O1969 6) Requests – Tours – P1969 7) Requests – Tours – Q1969 8) Requests – Tours – R1969 9) Requests – Tours – S1969 10) Requests – Tours – T1969 11) Requests – Tours – V 1969 12) Requests – Tours – W1969 13) Requests – Tours – X-Y-Z1969 14) Requests – Tours – Miscellaneous1969 15) U.S. Merchant Marine Academy – Congressional Board of Visitors Appointment1970 16) January, Folder 11970 17) January, Folder 21970 18) FebruaryBox 17351970 1) March1970 2) April1970 3) May1970 4) June, Folder 11970 5) June, Folder 21970 6) July1970 7) August1970 8) September1970 9) October1970 10) November1970 11) December, Folder 1Box 17361970 1) December, Folder 21970 2) December, Folder 31970 3) December, Folder 4 1970 4) December, Folder 51970 5) December, Folder 61970 6) 1970 Connecticut Gubernatorial and Senatorial Candidates – Wallace Barnes and Ted Etherington1970 7) Acceptances – January 1-151969-1970 8) Acceptances – January 16-31, 19701969-1970 9) Acceptances – February 1-15, 19701970 10) Acceptances – February 16-28Box 17371970 1) Acceptances – March 1-151970 2) Acceptances – March 16-311970 3) Acceptances – April 1-151970 4) Acceptances – April 16-301970 5) Acceptances – May 1-151970 6) Acceptances – May 16-311969-1970 7) Acceptances – June 1-15, 19701970 8) Acceptances – June 16-301970 9) Acceptances – July 1-151970 10) Acceptances – July 16-311970 11) Acceptances – August 16-311970 12) Acceptances – September 16-301969-1970 13) Declines – January 1-15, 19701969-1970 14) Declines – January 16-31, 19701969-1970 15) Declines – February 1-15, 19701969-1970 16) Declines – February 16-28, 1970 1970 17) Declines – March 1-15Box 17381970 1) Declines – March 16-311970 2) Declines – April 1-151969-1970 3) Declines – April 16-30, 19701970 4) Declines – May 1-151970 5) Declines – May 16-311970 6) Declines – June 1-151970 7) Declines – June 16-301970 8) Declines – July 1-151970 9) Declines – July 16-311970 10) Declines – August 1-151970 11) Declines – August 16-311970 12) Declines – September 1-151970 13) Declines – September 16-301970 14) Declines – October 1-151970 15) Declines – November 16-301969-1970 16) Departmental Files – Agency for International Development1970 17) Departmental Files – Agriculture DepartmentBox 17391970 1) Departmental Files – Arms Control and Disarmament1970 2) Departmental Files – Atomic Energy Commission1970 3) Departmental Files – Civil Aeronautics Board 1970 4) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Bureau of the Census1970 5) Departmental Files – Commerce Department – Miscellaneous1970 6) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Army1970 7) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Army Corps of Engineers1970 8) Departmental Files – Defense Department – Miscellaneous1969-1970 9) Departmental Files – Department of Labor – Miscellaneous1970 10) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Asphalt Imports1970 11) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs1969-1970 12) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Machiasport, Maine – Oil Import Program1969-1970 13) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – Miscellaneous1969-1970 14) Departmental Files – Department of the Interior – National Park Service – Correspondence1969-1970 15) Departmental Files – Department of Transportation – Coast Guard1969-1970 16) Departmental Files – Department of Transportation – Miscellaneous1970 17) Departmental Files – District of Columbia Government1970 18) Departmental Files – Federal Aviation Administration1969-1970 19) Departmental Files – Federal Railroad Administration1970 20) Departmental Files – Federal Trade Commission1970 21) Departmental Files – General Services Administration1970 22) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Food and Drug AdministrationBox 17401970 1) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Office of Education1970 2) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Public Health Service – NIH – National Institute of Health 1969-1970 3) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare – Social Security Administration1970 4) Departmental Files – Housing and Urban Development – Federal Housing Administration1970 5) Departmental Files – Housing and Urban Development – From House of Representatives1970 6) Departmental Files – Interstate Commerce Commission – Penn Central Railroad1970 7) Departmental Files – Justice Department – Bureau of Narcotics and Drugs1969-1970 8) Departmental Files – Justice Department – Miscellaneous1969-1970 9) Departmental Files – National Aeronautics and Space Administration1970 10) Departmental Files – National Council for the Endowment of the Arts1970 11) Departmental Files – Office of Economic OpportunityBox 17411970 1) Departmental Files – Office of Emergency Preparedness1970 2) Departmental Files – Office of Management and Budget1970 3) Departmental Files – Peace Corps1966-1970 4) Departmental Files – Post Office Department, Folder 11966-1970 5) Departmental Files – Post Office Department, Folder 21970 6) Departmental Files – Selective Service1969-1970 7) Departmental Files – State Department1970 8) Departmental Files – Treasury Department – Bureau of Customs1970 9) Departmental Files – Treasury Department – Internal Revenue Service1970 10) Departmental Files – Treasury Department – Miscellaneous1970 11) Departmental Files – Veterans Administration1970 12) Departmental Files – White House – Miscellaneous 1970 13) Departmental Files – White House – Task Force on Oil Import Control1970 14) District Office Lease – Stamford, Connecticut1969-1970 15) General – January-March 19701970 16) General – April-July1970 17) General – August-SeptemberBox 17421970 1) General – October 2-131970 2) General – October 14-311970 3) General – November 1-151970 4) General – November 16-171970 5) General – November 18-191970 6) General – November 20-23Box 17431970 1) General – November 24-301970 2) General – December 11970 3) General – December 21970 4) General – December 3-41970 5) General – December 71970 6) General – December 8-101970 7) General – December 11-141970 8) General – December 15-17Box 1744 1970 1) General – December 181970 2) General – December 21-311969-1970 3) General – Appointments – January 19701970 4) General – Appointments – February1970 5) General – Appointments – March1970 6) General – Appointments – April1970 7) General – Appointments – May1970 8) General – Appointments – June1970 9) General – Appointments – July1970 10) Issues – ABCD – Action for Bridgeport for Community Development, Incorporated – Government Accounting Office Audit Report1970 11) Issues – Air Express Rates for REA – Railway Express Agency – Proposed Rate Increase1970 12) Issues – Airliner Hijackings1970 13) Issues – Bob’s Letters – Robert Herrema – Weicker Administrative Assistant, Folder 11970 14) Issues – Bob’s Letters – Robert Herrema – Weicker Administrative Assistant, Folder 2Box 17451970 1) Issues – Cambodia Invasion – Agree and Thank Yous, Folder 11970 2) Issues – Cambodia Invasion – Agree and Thank Yous, Folder 21970 3) Issues – Cambodia Invasion – Agree and Thank Yous, Folder 31969-1970 4) Issues – Cancer Research1969-1970 5) Issues – Christmas Card for Peace1970 6) Issues – Compulsory Unionization – Henderson Amendment to Postal Service Reform Bill 1970 7) Issues – Daniels Bill – New Occupational Health and Safety Act – H.R. 16785, Folder 11970 8) Issues – Daniels Bill – New Occupational Health and Safety Act – H.R. 16785, Folder 21970 9) Issues – Defense of Bill Overrides1970 10) Issues – Justice William O. Douglas – Impeachment1970 11) Issues – Draft Deferment Abolition1970 12) Issues – EnvironmentBox 17461970 1) Issues – H.R. 1180 – Regulation of Over the Counter Vitamins and Health Foods1970 2) Issues – H.R. 13916 – Mobile Teachers Retirement Assistance Act1970 3) Issues – H.R. 16443 – Federal Procurement of Architecture and Engineering Services1970 4) Issues – H.R. 18214 – Consumer Protection Legislation1970 5) Issues – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations, Folder 11970 6) Issues – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations, Folder 21970 7) Issues – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations, Folder 31970 8) Issues – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations, Folder 41970 9) Issues – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations, Folder 51970 10) Issues – Income Splitting – Single Person Income Tax1969-1970 11) Issues – Inflation Box 17471970 1) Issues – Islands Unlimited – Wilson Cove Dredging and Construction Project – South Norwalk, Connecticut1970 2) Issues – Kent State Shootings1970 3) Issues – Middle East – Pro-Israeli1970 4) Issues – Organized Crime Control Act of 19701970 5) Issues – Penn Central Railroad – Commuter Service, Folder 11970 6) Issues – Penn Central Railroad – Commuter Service, Folder 21970 7) Issues – Penn Central Railroad – Commuter Service, Folder 31970 8) Issues – Pepper Amendment to Drug Abuse Act – Placement of Amphetamines Under Title II1970 9) Issues – Pollution from Penn Central Railroad Power Plant – Cos Cob, ConnecticutBox 17481970 1) Issues – Post HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Appropriations Veto Override – Con, Folder 11970 2) Issues – Post HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare – Appropriations Veto Override – Con, Folder 21970 3) Issues – Revenue Sharing – Federal Tax Revenues to State and Local Governments1970 4) Issues – S. 1077 – Anti-Obscenity Bill1970 5) Issues – School Prayer1970 6) Issues – Senior Aide Program1970 7) Issues – Vietnam – 1970 Senatorial Campaign1970 8) Issues – Welfare Reform – Family Assistance Plan, Folder 11970 9) Issues – Welfare Reform – Family Assistance Plan, Folder 2 1969-1970 10) Legislative Files – Ad Hoc Committee in Connecticut on Health Budget Crisis – Health Education and WelfareBox 17491969-1970 1) Legislative Files – Agriculture Committee1970 2) Legislative Files – Anti-Ballistic Missile System1970 3) Legislative Files – Banking and Currency Committee1970 4) Legislative Files – Cambodia Invasion, Folder 11970 5) Legislative Files – Cambodia Invasion, Folder 21970 6) Legislative Files – Cambodia Invasion, Folder 31970 7) Legislative Files – Cambodia Invasion, Folder 41970 8) Legislative Files – Cambodia Invasion – Post Statement1970 9) Legislative Files – Charitable Institutions1970 10) Legislative Files – Chiropractic Care – Inclusion in MedicareBox 17501970 1) Legislative Files – Commission on Population Growth and the American Future1970 2) Legislative Files – Communism1970 3) Legislative Files – Cooper-Church Amendment1970 4) Legislative Files – District of Columbia Committee1970 5) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – General Education1970 6) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – General Labor1970 7) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Hunger1970 8) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Miscellaneous1970 9) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Special Education1970 10) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Special Labor 1970 11) Legislative Files – Education and Labor Committee – Special Subcommittee on Education1970 12) Legislative Files – Electoral College Reform1970 13) Legislative Files – Emergency Home Finance Act1970 14) Legislative Files – Employee Benefits1970 15) Legislative Files – Environment – H.R. 16053 – Council for Recycling of Material from Solid Wastes1970 16) Legislative Files – Environment – H.R. 16054 – Clean Air Act1970 17) Legislative Files – Environment – H.R. 16055 – Environmental Financing Authority1970 18) Legislative Files – Environment – H.R. 16057 – To Amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act1970 19) Legislative Files – Equal Rights for Women Amendment1970 20) Legislative Files – Family Assistance Information1970 21) Legislative Files – Family Planning1970 22) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Biafra – Nigerian Civil WarBox 17511970 1) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Middle East, Folder 11970 2) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Middle East, Folder 21970 3) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Middle East, Folder 31970 4) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Miscellaneous1970 5) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – North Korea1970 6) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 11970 7) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 21970 8) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs – Vietnam, Folder 3 Box 17521970 1) Legislative Files – Foreign Affairs Committee1970 2) Legislative Files – General Tax Reform1970 3) Legislative Files – Government Operations Committee1970 4) Legislative Files – H.R. 1180 – Regulation of Over the Counter Vitamins and Health Foods1970 5) Legislative Files – H.R. 4249 – Voting Rights Act1970 6) Legislative Files – H.R. 10791 – Data Processing for GAO – Government Accounting Office – Government Operations1970 7) Legislative Files – H.R. 11289 – Postal Service Ban on “False” Materials1970 8) Legislative Files – H.R. 11620 – Education and Labor Committee – Manpower Training Legislation1970 9) Legislative Files – H.R. 11870 – Increase of Weight and Width Limitations on Interstate Highways1970 10) Legislative Files – H.R. 11905 – Postal Service Act of 19691970 11) Legislative Files – H.R. 12025 – National Timber Supply – National Forest Timber Conservation and Management Act of 1969, Folder 11970 12) Legislative Files – Legislative Files – H.R. 12025 – National Timber Supply – National Forest Timber Conservation and Management Act of 1969, Folder 21970 13) Legislative Files – H.R. 12025 – National Timber Supply – National Forest Timber Conservation and Management Act of 1969, Folder 31969-1970 14) Legislative Files – H.R. 13134 – Passport Services LegislationBox 17531970 1) Legislative Files – H.R. 13311 – Transportation Trust Fund Bill1970 2) Legislative Files – H.R. 13948 – Consumer Affairs – Consumer Protection Act of 19691970 3) Legislative Files – H.R. 15959 – Bottle Bill – Bottle Return Deposits, Folder 11970 4) Legislative Files – H.R. 15959 – Bottle Bill – Bottle Return Deposits, Folder 2 1970 5) Legislative Files – H.R. 16058 – To Develop Water Quality Management Programs – Bill to Establish a National College of Ecological and Environmental Studies1970 6) Legislative Files – H.R. 16376 – Improve Law Enforcement – Effectiveness of Police Services1970 7) Legislative Files – H.R. 16916 – HEW – Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Veto – Education Appropriations1970 8) Legislative Files – H.R. 16920 – Mills Textile, Apparel, and Footwear Bill1970 9) Legislative Files – H.R. 17889 – Trade in Shears1970 10) Legislative Files – H.R. 17922 – Trade Reform – Mink Quota Legislation1970 11) Legislative Files – H.R. 18214 – To Establish Office of Consumer Affairs in Executive Office of President and Consumer Protection Agency1970 12) Legislative Files – H.R. 18446 – To Adjust Agricultural Production to Provide a Transitional Program for Farmers – Government Farm Program Bill1970 13) Legislative Files – House Concurrent Resolution 570 – Freedom for Ukraine1970 14) Legislative Files – House Joint Resolution 455 – Prayer Amendment1970 15) Legislative Files – House Joint Resolution 1382 – To Authorize President to Declare November 11 (Veteran’s Day) as National Day to Support Prisoners of War in Southeast Asia1970 16) Legislative Files – House Resolution 778 – Towards Peace in Middle East1970 17) Legislative Files – House Resolution 928 – Impeachment of Justice William O. Douglas1970 18) Legislative Files – House Resolution 11961 – Social Security Act1969-1970 19) Legislative Files – House Resolution 14245 – Commission on Population Growth and American Futures1970 20) Legislative Files – House Resolution 17990 – Bans Sale of Mailing Lists by Federal Agencies1970 21) Legislative Files – Indian AffairsBox 17541970 1) Legislative Files – Inflation 1970 2) Legislative Files – Institute for Rapid Transit – S. 31341970 3) Legislative Files – Interior and Insular Affairs Committee1970 4) Legislative Files – Internal Security Committee1970 5) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Folder 11970 6) Legislative Files – Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Folder 21970 7) Legislative Files – Joint Atomic Energy Committee1969-1970 8) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee, Folder 11969-1970 9) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee, Folder 2Box 17551969-1970 1) Legislative Files – Judiciary Committee, Folder 31970 2) Legislative Files – Lowering Voting Age to 181970 3) Legislative Files – Medical Facilities1970 4) Legislative Files – Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee1970 5) Legislative Files – Minimum Wage1970 6) Legislative Files – Miscellaneous, Folder 11970 7) Legislative Files – Miscellaneous, Folder 21970 8) Legislative Files – National Art Museum of Sport1970 9) Legislative Files – National Endowment for the Arts, Folder 11970 10) Legislative Files – National Endowment for the Arts, Folder 21970 11) Legislative Files – National Parks and RecreationBox 17561970 1) Legislative Files – National Spending Priorities, Folder 11970 2) Legislative Files – National Spending Priorities, Folder 2 1970 3) Legislative Files – Oil Depletion Allowance1969-1970 4) Legislative Files – Pollution – Air, Folder 11969-1970 5) Legislative Files – Pollution – Air, Folder 21970 6) Legislative Files – Pollution - Water1970 7) Legislative Files – Pornography1970 8) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service Committee, Folder 11970 9) Legislative Files – Post Office and Civil Service Committee, Folder 21970 10) Legislative Files – Postal Rate Increase, Folder 1Box 17571970 1) Legislative Files – Postal Rate Increase, Folder 21970 2) Legislative Files – Postal Reform – Miscellaneous1970 3) Legislative Files – Postal Reform – Postal Workers – Compulsory Unionization, Folder 11970 4) Legislative Files – Postal Reform – Postal Workers – Compulsory Unionization, Folder 21970 5) Legislative Files – Public Works – Air and Water Pollution1970 6) Legislative Files – Public Works Committee1970 7) Legislative Files – Questionnaire – General Views1970 8) Legislative Files – Railroad Retirement1970 9) Legislative Files – Roads1970 10) Legislative Files – Rules Committee1970 11) Legislative Files – S. 2203 – Murphy Farm Bill1970 12) Legislative Files – Science and Astronautics Committee1970 13) Legislative Files – Senior Citizens1970 14) Legislative Files – Small Business Committee 1970 15) Legislative Files – Social Security and Medicare1970 16) Legislative Files – Surtax and Investment CreditBox 17581970 1) Legislative Files – SST – Supersonic Transport Plane1970 2) Legislative Files – Tax Reform1970 3) Legislative Files – Teachers Under Medicare1970 4) Legislative Files – Trade Act of 1970 – After Vote1970 5) Legislative Files – Unnecessary Junkets – United States-Soviet Union Officials Exchange1970 6) Legislative Files – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Laboratory – Milford, Connecticut1970 7) Legislative Files – VA – Veterans Administration Hospitals1970 8) Legislative Files – Veterans Affairs Committee1970 9) Legislative Files – VietnamBox 17591970 1) Legislative Files – Voting Record1970 2) Legislative Files – Voting Rights Act of 19651970 3) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Miscellaneous1970 4) Legislative Files – Ways and Means Committee – Trade Proposals1970 5) Legislative Files – White House Conference on Food, Nutrition, and Health1970 6) Penn Central Railroad1970 7) Personal – Condolences1970 8) Personal – Congratulations – Outgoing1970 9) Personal Correspondence, Folder 1Box 1760 1970 1) Personal Correspondence, Folder 21970 2) Personal Correspondence, Folder 31970 3) Personal – Gratuity Letters1970 4) Personal – Out of District1970 5) Personal – Mrs. Bunny Weicker Recipe – Chicken Livers and Wild Rice1970 6) Political – District1970 7) Press Letters1970 8) Requests – January, Folder 11970 9) Requests – January, Folder 21970 10) Requests – February, Folder 1Box 17611970 1) Requests – February, Folder 21970 2) Requests – March, Folder 11970 3) Requests – March, Folder 21970 4) Requests – April, Folder 11970 5) Requests – April, Folder 2Box 17621970 1) Requests – May, Folder 11970 2) Requests – May, Folder 21970 3) Requests – June, Folder 11970 4) Requests – June, Folder 21970 5) Requests – July, Folder 1 Box 17631970 1) Requests – July, Folder 21970 2) Requests – August, Folder 11970 3) Requests – August, Folder 21970 4) Requests – September, Folder 11970 5) Requests – September, Folder 21970 6) Requests – October, Folder 1Box 17641970 1) Requests – October, Folder 21970 2) Requests – October, Folder 31970 3) Requests – November1970 4) Requests – December1970 5) Requests – Photos1970 6) Requests – Publications – General1970 7) Requests – Tours – Miscellaneous1970 8) Student Riots and Unrest1970 9) Telegrams1970 10) Thank Yous – Incoming – January-April1970 11) Thank Yous – Incoming – May-AugustBox 17651970 1) Thank Yous – Incoming – September-December1970 2) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 11970 3) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 2 1970 4) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 31970 5) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 41970 6) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 51970 7) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 6Box 17661970 1) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 71970 2) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 81970 3) Thank Yous – Outgoing – January-April, Folder 91970 4) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 11970 5) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 21970 6) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 3Box 17671970 1) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 41970 2) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 51970 3) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 61970 4) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 71970 5) Thank Yous – Outgoing – May-August, Folder 81970 6) Thank Yous – Outgoing – September-December, Folder 11970 7) Thank Yous – Outgoing – September-December, Folder 2Box 17681970 1) Thank Yous – Outgoing – September-December, Folder 3 Alphabetical Correspondence1969-1970 2) Departmental Files – Federal Communications Commission1967-1970 3) Departmental Files – Health, Education, and Welfare1969-1970 4) Departmental Files – National Labor Relations Board1969-1970 5) Departmental Files – Small Business Administration1969-1970 6) Departmental Files – White House – Environmental Council – Council on Environmental Quality1969-1971 7) Legislative Files – Appropriations, Folder 11969-1971 8) Legislative Files – Appropriations, Folder 21970-1971 9) Legislative Files – Armed Services – Draft ReformBox 17691969-1970 1) Legislative Files – Fire Arms1969-1970 2) Legislative Files – House Concurrent Resolutions 96, 97, 98, 99, 100 – Biafra – Nigerian Civil War – Sense of Congress1969-1970 3) Legislative Files – National Timber Supply Act, Folder 11969-1970 4) Legislative Files – National Timber Supply Act, Folder 21969-1970 5) Personal – Christmas Cards1969-1970 6) Personal – Clubs and Organizations – Membership1969-1970 7) Personal – Office – Financial DisclosuresSub-series C – Articles by WeickerUndated 8) Report: “America’s Future in the Sea: Thoughts on a National Ocean Policy”1969 9) U.S. Space Program, Veterans Administration, Visitors to the Capitol Building, February 131969 10) Efforts to Improve the Penn Central Railroad Commuter Division. February 27 1969 11) Transportation Issues, School Prayer, February 271969 12) Office of Economic Opportunity, U.S. Postal Service, Veterans, Water Pollution, Taxes, March 61969 13) Praise for First Seven Weeks of the Nixon Administration, March 61969 14) Apollo 9 Launch, Budget Issues, Taxes, March 101969 15) Nigerian-Biafran Situation, Space Program, Veterans, Long Island Sound, March 201969 16) Railroad Reliability, March 271969 17) Nixon Administration, Campus Unrest, Israel, March 311969 18) Constituent Mail, Budget Issues, NASA, April 111969 19) Funding for the Safeguard Anti-Ballistic Missile System, School Prayer, 17th Annual Republican’s Women’s Conference, April 171969 20) Water Quality Improvement Act of 1969, Education Act, Nixon’s Accomplishments, Washington Visitors, April 251969 21) Military Spending versus “Positive Program” Spending, April 301969 22) Campus Disorders, May 11969 23) Pornographic Material, Housing, Pollution, May 121969 24) Campus Riots, U.S. Passports, Military Draft, May 191969 25) The Federal Bureaucracy, Elimination of Hunger and Malnutrition, Immigration Laws, May 261969 26) First Moon Launch, Ten Percent Surtax Continuation, June 11969 27) Pollution, Agriculture Appropriations, Post Office Reform, June 81969 28) Congressional Baseball Game, U.S. Space Program, ROTC, Construction Safety, June 151969 29) Clark Clifford, Pentagon Practices, College Campus Violence, Congressional Baseball Game, June 221969 30) Federal Transportation Act, June 29 Box 17701969 1) Extension of the Surtax, Conservation, Environment, Passport Program, July 61969 2) First Moon Launch, School Prayer, Penn Central Railroad, July 131969 3) U.S. Space Program/First Moon Launch, Appalachian Regional Development Act, Eisenhower Silver Dollar, July 201969 4) U.S. Space Program, Housing, New Haven Branch of the Penn Central Railroad, July 271969 5) Education Appropriation, Passport Problems, Tax Reform, August 31969 6) Military Strength versus Positive Programs, August 101969 7) U.S. Space Program, Taxes, Transportation, August 111969 8) Postal Service, Transportation, Welfare, Surtax Extension, August 171969 9) Hurricane Camille – Satellite Detection Systems and Weather Forecasting, August 241969 10) Campus Unrest, Military Academies, September 71969 11) Interstate Commerce Commission, Pollution, Transportation, Unsafe Toys, September 211969 12) Narcotics, Penn Central Railroad, Revenue Sharing, Space Program, September 281969 13) Defense Department Appropriations, October 51969 14) Vietnam Policy, October 121969 15) Legislation – Welfare, Social Security, Pollution, October 191969 16) Housing and Urban Development Act of 1969, October 261969 17) Senior Citizens, Housing, November 21969 18) Letters from Weicker’s Constituents, November 91969 19) Narcotics Conference, Veterans Hospital in West Haven, Connecticut, November 161969 20) Urban Renewal, Narcotics, Transportation, November 23 1969 21) Concerns of the Residents of the Fourth Congressional District, Connecticut, December 7 1969 22) Defense Department Appropriations, Housing, Voting Rights, General Electric Strike, December 141970 23) Concerns of Connecticut Residents, January 111970 24) Connecticut Transportation Issues, January 181970 25) Budget – Washington Report, January 251970 26) Funding for Education, February 11970 27) Government Bureaucracy, February 81970 28) Department of Housing and Urban Development, Railroads, Conservation, February 151970 29) Weicker Amendment to the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1969, February 221970 30) Penn Central Commuter Division Improvement, March 11970 31) Problems with Government Services – Residents of the Fourth Congressional District of Connecticut, March 81970 32) Terrorism – Attacks on Commercial Aircraft, March 151970 33) Adequate Living Space and Conditions, March 291970 34) Ethics – Justice William O. Douglas, April 201970 35) Transportation, Space – Science Needs, Earth Day, Weicker/Agnew Tennis Match, May 41970 36) Kent State Shootings, May 191970 37) Americans in Foreign Jails, May 281970 38) Youth – Washington Report, Memorial Day, June 81970 39) Making Assumptions and Jumping to Conclusions, June 141970 40) Subjects of Legislation in Congress, June 281970 41) Railroad Management in New England, Crime Legislation, July 8 1970 42) Internal Revenue Service Building Visitors Gallery, Drugs, Population Growth in Connecticut, July 121970 43) Protection of Connecticut’s Parks, July 201970 44) Pollution of Long Island Sound, July 261970 45) Representative Town Meetings, Transportation Progress, Veterans Hospitals, August 51970 46) Refuse Act of 1899, August 101970 47) Health Legislation, August 241970 48) Questions from Connecticut Residents, August 301970 49) Aircraft Hijacking, Cars, Communicable Diseases, Water and Sewer Facilities, September 141970 50) Revenue Sharing for Connecticut, September 20Sub-series D – Clippings1970 51) [Clippings] – January-February1970 52) [Clippings] – March-May1970 53) [Clippings] – June-JulyBox 17711970 1) [Clippings] – August1970 2) [Clippings] – September1970 3) [Clippings] – October, Folder 11970 4) [Clippings] – October, Folder 21970 5) [Clippings] – November1970 6) [Clippings] – December Sub-series E – Press ReleasesPress Releases – Chronological By Month1969 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – January1969 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – February1969 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – March1969 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – April1969 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – May1969 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – June1969 13) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – July1969 14) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – August1969 15) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – September1969 16) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – October1969 17) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – NovemberBox 17721969 1) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – December1970 2) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – January1970 3) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – February1970 4) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – March1970 5) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – April1970 6) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – May1970 7) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – June1970 8) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – July1970 9) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – August1970 10) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – September 1970 11) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – October1970 12) [Press Releases] – Chronological by Month – NovemberPress Releases – Chronological by Date1968 13) [Press Releases] – New Haven – Railroad Commuters, September 271968 14) [Press Releases] – Proposed Legislation to Ease the Restrictions on Immigration from Ireland, October 61968 15) [Press Releases] – Rail Transportation, October 71969 16) [Press Releases] – Congressman Adam Clayton Powell to Pay Restitution, January 41969 17) [Press Releases] – Congressman Lowell Weicker Sworn In as a Member of the 91st Congress, January 61969 18) [Press Releases] – Congressman Weicker’s Office Locations and Phone Number, January 71969 19) [Press Releases] – Connecticut to Receive Federal Funds for a New Teacher Training Program, January 71969 20) [Press Releases] – Grant to Assist Three Cuban Students to Continue Attending the University of Bridgeport, January 81969 21) [Press Releases] – Weicker Elected President of the 91st Club, January 141969 22) [Press Releases] – Water Projects – Water Resources Development and Flood Control Projects in Connecticut, January 151969 23) [Press Releases] – A Bipartisan Resolution to Increase Relief for Nigeria- Biafra, January 221969 24) [Press Releases] – Connecticut to Receive Federal Funds to Improve Law Enforcement, January 221969 25) [Press Releases] – Congressman Weicker Appointed to Committee Dealing with Astronautics and Government Operations, January 231969 26) [Press Releases] – Congressman Weicker’s Remarks Concerning “Freedom Loving Ukrainian People”, January 231969 27) [Press Releases] – Air Force Recruitment Package Sent to 70 Year Old David Aberman, Bridgeport, Connecticut, January 28 1969 28) [Press Releases] – Weicker Condemns Iraq for Hanging 14 Men, January 281969 29) [Press Releases] – Praise for Wilton Junior and Senior High Schools/Aid to Schools in India and Guatemala, January 291969 30) [Press Releases] – Gerald Ford’s Praise for Weicker, February 11969 31) [Press Releases] – Residents of the Fourth Congressional District to Meet Congressman Weicker, February 31969 32) [Press Releases] – Longshoremen’s Strike of East Coast Piers, February 51969 33) [Press Releases] – Weicker Schedule for the Congressional Recess, February 51969 34) [Press Releases] – Private Physician Care of Veterans Upon Closing of the Bridgeport Veterans Clinic, February 61969 35) [Press Releases] – Weicker Urges Presidential Intervention in the East Coast Longshoremen’s Strike, February 61969 36) [Press Releases] – Weicker’s Appointment to the Board of Visitors/United States Maritime Academy, New York, February 101969 37) [Press Releases] – Weicker Announces a Contract Awarded to CBS Laboratories, February 131969 38) [Press Releases] – Announcement of a Contract Awarded to the Bridgeport Rolling Mills, February 141969 39) [Press Releases] – Weicker Urges the Republican Party to Attract Youth to the GOP, February 151969 40) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Voluntary School Prayer, February 181969 41) [Press Releases] – Weicker Praises Nixon for His Leadership During the First Month of the Administration, February 191969 42) [Press Releases] – Announcement of Contract to the International Harvester Corporation, February 201969 43) [Press Releases] – Release of Government Funds to the Bridgeport Rehabilitation Center, February 201969 44) [Press Releases] – Showing of a Motion Picture of the Flight of Apollo 8, Bridgeport Area, February 201969 45) [Press Releases] – Weicker to Witness the Apollo 9 Launch, February 20 1969 46) [Press Releases] – Contract Award to the J.P. Salmini Company/Air Conditioning for the Fairfield Post Office, February 211969 47) [Press Releases] – Research Grant to Study Male Schizophrenics Awarded to Fairfield University, February 211969 48) [Press Releases] – Weicker Sponsored Bill to Catalog all Federal Assistance Programs, February 261969 49) [Press Releases] – Weicker Appointment Schedule/Weekend of March 7, March 41969 50) [Press Releases] – Appointment of Dr. Thomas Paine as Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, March 51969 51) [Press Releases] – Weicker Urges Young Republicans to Attend the National Leadership Training School, March 61969 52) [Press Releases] – Opposition to the Proposed Expansion of Westchester Airport, March 71969 53) [Press Releases] – Congressional Reorganization Bill, March 131969 54) [Press Releases] – Weicker Returns to Connecticut for Two Public Appearances, March 151969 55) [Press Releases] – 1965 Immigration Act/Irish Immigrants, March 171969 56) [Press Releases] – “Boy of the Year” – Three Boys to Spend a Week in Washington, March 181969 57) [Press Releases] – Contract Awarded by the Army to Remington Arms Company, March 19, 19691969 58) [Press Releases] – General Services Administration Requests Funding for Construction of a Post Office in Stamford, Connecticut, March 191969 59) [Press Releases] – School Youngsters Viewing the Film of the “Apollo 8 Debrief”, March 251969 60) [Press Releases] – Praise for “Kids Who Care”/Fairfield Teenagers Writing and Sending Packages t Soldiers in Vietnam, March 271969 61) [Press Releases] – Weicker Request for an Investigation of the Death of a Connecticut Soldier at Fort Dix, New Jersey, April 31969 62) [Press Releases] – Congress as an Innovated Creative Force, April 6 1969 63) [Press Releases] – Weicker’s Schedule for the Congressional Recess, April 7- 15, April 61969 64) [Press Releases] – Meeting Arranged by Weicker/Improvement of Commuter Transportation and a Coordinated Northeast Transit System, April 91969 65) [Press Releases] – Connecticut’s Financial Crisis/Assessing Blame, April 111969 66) [Press Releases] – Funding for the New Haven Branch of the Penn Central Railroad, April 151969 67) [Press Releases] – Distribution of a NASA Film – “A New Look at an Old Planet”, April 211969 68) [Press Releases] – Investigation of the Progressive School of Beauty Culture, Stamford, Connecticut, April 211969 69) [Press Releases] – Press Conference to Release Reports on the Death of Private George Trampler at Fort Dix, New Jersey, April 281969 70) [Press Releases] – Announcement of Weicker’s Appointment to the House Republican Conference Research Committee on Transportation, April 30Box 17731969 1) [Press Releases] – Loan to Tunisia for Railroad Modernization/Question of Funds for Mass Transit in the Northeast, May 71969 2) [Press Releases] – Result of Investigation of Funding to the Progressive School of Beauty Culture, Stamford, Connecticut, May 71969 3) [Press Releases] – Bill to Regulate the Sending of Pornographic Mail, May 81969 4) [Press Releases] – The Message of the 1968 Election, May 91969 5) [Press Releases] – Weickers Invited to White House Reception, May 91969 6) [Press Releases] – National Transportation Week/Encourage Passage of the Federal Transportation Act, May 101969 7) [Press Releases] – U.S. Passport Service for Fairfield, Connecticut, May 141969 8) [Press Releases] – Opinion Poll to Connecticut Residents, May 151969 9) [Press Releases] – Legislation Denying Federal Aid/Loans to Campus Rioters, May 16 1969 10) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Develop a Computer System for Congressional Operations, May 201969 11) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Easing Restrictions of the 1965 Immigration Act, May 221969 12) [Press Releases] – Legislation Establishing the Joint Committee on the Environment, May 261969 13) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Require Housing be Built to Replace Demolished Units in Urban Renewal Areas, May 281969 14) [Press Releases] – Competition for Service Academies Nominations, June 41969 15) [Press Releases] – Support for Reserve Officers Training Programs on College Campuses, R.O.T.C., June 41969 16) [Press Releases] – Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor Glorified/Use of a United States Aircraft Carrier, June 91969 17) [Press Releases] – Pablo Otero Awarded a Scholarship to Study at the University of Salamanca, Spain, June 131969 18) [Press Releases] – Three Bridgeport Boy’s Club Teenagers Spend a Week in Washington, D.C. as a Guest of Congressman Weicker, June 131969 19) [Press Releases] – Press Conference on the Navy’s Participation in the Film “Tora! Tora! Tora!”, June 171969 20) [Press Releases] – Weicker Report to the President on Campus Unrest, June 191969 21) [Press Releases] – Issuance of Passports in Connecticut, June 211969 22) [Press Releases] – Federal Transportation Act/Provide a Coordinated Transportation System, June 241969 23) [Press Releases] – Opinion Poll of Connecticut’s Fourth Congressional District, June 261969 24) [Press Releases] – Voluntary Prayer in Schools, June 271969 25) [Press Releases] – Seven Interns in the Office of Congressman Weicker, June 281969 26) [Press Releases] – Weicker Bridgeport Office Schedule, June 29 1969 27) [Press Releases] – Opinion Poll Response in Opposition to the Ten Percent Surtax, June 301969 28) [Press Releases] – Weicker Votes Against Extension of the Ten Percent Surtax, June 301969 29) [Press Releases] – Voluntary Prayer in Public Schools Poll, July 31969 30) [Press Releases] – Safeguard Anti-Ballistic Missile System Poll, July 71969 31) [Press Releases] – Notice of Press Conference – New Haven Rail Commuter Service, July 81969 32) [Press Releases] – “National Beach Clean Up Week”, July 91969 33) [Press Releases] – Revision of the New Haven Rail Commuter Fare Structure, July 91969 34) [Press Releases] – U.S. Postal Service Poll, July 111969 35) [Press Releases] – Withdrawal from Vietnam War Poll, July 141969 36) [Press Releases] – Good Will Messages Aboard Space Flight, July 161969 37) [Press Releases] – Public Housing/Urban Renewal Projects Poll, July 181969 38) [Press Releases] – Urban Renewal Legislation, July 221969 39) [Press Releases] – Astronaut Memorial at the Kennedy Space Center, July 251969 40) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Provide Personnel/Offices to Handle Increased Passport Applications, July 281969 41) [Press Releases] – Voting Age – Connecticut’s Fourth Congressional District Residents Opinions, July 281969 42) [Press Releases] – Poll/Federal Aid Necessary to Improve Service on the New Haven Division of the Penn Central Railroad, August 11969 43) [Press Releases] – Weicker Appointment to the NASA Oversight Subcommittee, August 11969 44) [Press Releases] – Penn Central Rail Fare Increases, August 41969 45) [Press Releases] – Volunteer Armed Forces, August 51969 46) [Press Releases] – Preservation of United States Natural Resources, August 11 1969 47) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Streamline the U.S. Passport System, August 121969 48) [Press Releases] – U.S. Passport System, August 131969 49) [Press Releases] – Revenue Sharing Poll, Fourth Congressional District, Connecticut, August 141969 50) [Press Releases] – The Fishers Island Reception/Planning for the 1970 Campaigns, August 161969 51) [Press Releases] – Poll Conducted on the Level of Government That Should be Responsible for Welfare Programs, August 181969 52) [Press Releases] – Deadline for Competition for Admission to U.S. Service Academies, August 251969 53) [Press Releases] – Report on the Apollo 11 Flight to Fourth Congressional District Residents, September 81969 54) [Press Releases] – New Haven Rail Ticket Prices, September 161969 55) [Press Releases] – Weicker Appointment as Chairman of the Public Ground Transportation Committee, September 181969 56) [Press Releases] – Intern Program Amendment to the Legislative Appropriations Act, Defeat, September 191969 57) [Press Releases] – Meeting Between Weicker and Penn Central Railroad Officials, September 191969 58) [Press Releases] – Statement Protesting the Treatment of American Prisoners in North Vietnam, September 201969 59) [Press Releases] – Use of Illegal Narcotics in Fairfield County, Connecticut, September 221969 60) [Press Releases] – Maintenance and Repairs Made to the New Haven Rail Commuter Trains, September 231969 61) [Press Releases] – Revenue Sharing Program, September 261969 62) [Press Releases] – Long Range National Space Program Goals, September 281969 63) [Press Releases] – Interstate Commerce Commission Authority to Set Standards for Rail Passenger Service, September 301969 64) [Press Releases] – Expediting Action on Appropriations, October 1 1969 65) [Press Releases] – Weicker Schedule – Bridgeport and Stamford Offices, October 11969 66) [Press Releases] – Legislation Which Would Create a Permanent Office of Consumer Affairs, October 21969 67) [Press Releases] – The Defense Department Appropriations Bill, October 21969 68) [Press Releases] – Funds Owed to the Government by Twentieth Century Fox/Assistance in the Production of “Tora! Tora! Tora!”, October 31969 69) [Press Releases] – Efforts to End the Vietnam War, October 41969 70) [Press Releases] – Water Pollution Program – Appropriations, October 71969 71) [Press Releases] – Roosevelt School, Bridgeport, Connecticut – Handicapped Students Trip to Washington, D.C., October 81969 72) [Press Releases] – Continued Efforts for Peace in Vietnam, October 91969 73) [Press Releases] – The Public Works Appropriation Act – Water Pollution, October 91969 74) [Press Releases] – Welfare Reform – Bill to Establish a Family Assistance Plan for Low Income Families, October 9Box 17741969 1) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Candidates Receive Encouragement form President Nixon, October 101969 2) [Press Releases] – Social Security Benefits Increase, October 141969 3) [Press Releases] – Support for President Nixon in Efforts to Disengage from the Vietnam War, October 151969 4) [Press Releases] – The Export Control Act, October 171969 5) [Press Releases] – Legislation for Medical Treatment, Research, and Equipment to Combat Kidney Related Diseases, October 201969 6) [Press Releases] – Legislation Authorizing the Department of Transportation to Establish Safety Regulations for Railroads, October 211969 7) [Press Releases] – Amendment to the Housing and Urban Development Act/Construction of Housing in Urban Renewal Areas, October 22 1969 8) [Press Releases] – Appropriation to Finance Research into the Causes of Narcotics Addiction, October 231969 9) [Press Releases] – Army Testing of a Vaccine to Check Outbreaks of Type A Bacterial Meningitis, October 311969 10) [Press Releases] – Meeting in Fairfield County to Discuss the Narcotics Problem, October 311969 11) [Press Releases] – Resolution in Tribute to Servicemen and Veterans of the Vietnam Conflict, November 61969 12) [Press Releases] – Visit with Veterans at West Haven Veteran Hospital, November 101969 13) [Press Releases] – Requirement that Housing be Constructed to Replace Homes Demolished Under Urban Renewal Programs, November 111969 14) [Press Releases] – Department of Transportation Appropriation Bill – Need for a Coordinated Transportation System, November 191969 15) [Press Releases] – Meeting Called by Weicker to Discuss Narcotics Addiction and Drug Abuse, November 211969 16) [Press Releases] – Meeting Held to Combat Narcotics Addiction and Drug Abuse in Fairfield County, Connecticut, November 241969 17) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Provide Relocation Payments to Those Dispossessed by Urban Renewal, November 251969 18) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Provide Continuation and Improvement of Passenger Service – New Haven Division – Penn Central Railroad, December 11969 19) [Press Releases] – Relocation Payments to Those Whose Property is Taken for Urban Renewal, December 41969 20) [Press Releases] – One-for-One Replacement of Housing Destroyed by Urban Renewal, December 91969 21) [Press Releases] – Extension of the Office of Economic Opportunity, December 131969 22) [Press Releases] – Weicker Christmas Message 1970, December 16, 19691969 23) [Press Releases] – The Omnibus Tax Reform Bill/Relief for the Middle Income Taxpayer, December 22 1969 24) [Press Releases] – The National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, December 231970 25) [Press Releases] – Allow Bids for New Rail Cars/New Haven Division, Penn Central Railroad, January 61970 26) [Press Releases] – Federal Summer Employment for Students Deadline, January 91970 27) [Press Releases] – Peace in the Middle East, January 121970 28) [Press Releases] – Food Stamp Program Expanded, January 131970 29) [Press Releases] – United States Space Program, January 131970 30) [Press Releases] – Resolution – U.S. to Support Israeli and Arab Negotiations for Peace, January 191970 31) [Press Releases] – Weicker’s Assistance to W. Irving Granville to Meet President Nixon, January 221970 32) [Press Releases] – Priorities for Government Spending, January 231970 33) [Press Releases] – U.S. Government Budget, January 231970 34) [Press Releases] – Dean Frederick Redlich Comments – Weicker’s Vote on the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Appropriations Veto, January 301970 35) [Press Releases] – Interns – Rebecca Talcott and Sherry Cranmer, February 21970 36) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Create a Standing Committee to Handle Environmental Legislation, February 41970 37) [Press Releases] – Federal Funds to Improve the Penn Central Railroad, February 101970 38) [Press Releases] – Collection of Funds for Use of Navy Equipment to Film the Attack on Pearl Harbor, February 171970 39) [Press Releases] – Weicker Resolution – French Pro-Arab Policy in the Middle East, February 181970 40) [Press Releases] – Conference to Negotiate an Agreement on the Use of Funds for the Penn Central Railroad, February 271970 41) [Press Releases] – Timber Legislation Defeated, February 27 1970 42) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Provide Federal Funds to Improve Municipality Police Departments, March1970 43) [Press Releases] – Government Take Over of the Right of Ways of U.S. Railroads, March 41970 44) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Funds to Municipalities to Improve Police Departments, March 111970 45) [Press Releases] – Republicans and Connecticut, March 111970 46) [Press Releases] – Terrorism – Hijacking of Aircraft, March 121970 47) [Press Releases] – Weicker Schedule – Week of March 16-221970 48) [Press Releases] – Silver Jubilee Conference of Girls Clubs of America, April 21970 49) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Modernize and Improve the U.S. Passport System, April 81970 50) [Press Releases] – Negotiations on Use of Funds for New Equipment for the New Haven Commuter Rail, April 91970 51) [Press Releases] – Weicker Schedule, April 12-261970 52) [Press Releases] – Youth – Career Key Dinner/Girls Clubs of America, April 141970 53) [Press Releases] – “Operation Lend an Ear” – Education, April 161970 54) [Press Releases] – Committee to Investigate the Possible Impeachment of Associate Justice Douglas, April 191970 55) [Press Releases] – Review Decision Not to Sell Jets Israel, April 191970 56) [Press Releases] – “Senior Citizens Month” – May, April 201970 57) [Press Releases] – Economic Issues and Connecticut, April 211970 58) [Press Releases] – Funding for the United States Space Program, April 231970 59) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Route 9 – Preserving the Natural Environment, April 241970 60) [Press Releases] – Weicker Schedule, April 26-May 101970 61) [Press Releases] – Benefit Tennis Match – Agnew/Blatchford vs. Weicker/Javits, April 27 1970 62) [Press Releases] – Public Hearings on the Problems with Urban Transportation, April 271970 63) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Statewide Election Campaign, April 281970 64) [Press Releases] – Tax Break for Unmarried Persons, May 41970 65) [Press Releases] – Cambodian Crisis and Withdrawal from Vietnam, May 71970 66) [Press Releases] – Connecticut and National Transportation Needs, May 71970 67) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Regulate the Mailing of Obscene Materials, May 81970 68) [Press Releases] – Plea to Students and Peace Demonstrators to Avoid Violence, May 81970 69) [Press Releases] – National Transportation Week, May 121970 70) [Press Releases] – Creation of a House Standing Committee on the Environment, May 131970 71) [Press Releases] – Service Academies Applications, May 191970 72) [Press Releases] – Increase in Social Security Benefits for Senior Citizens, May 221970 73) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Press Release, May 261970 74) [Press Releases] – Encouragement of a Program of One Year of National Military Service for all 18 Year Olds, June 31970 75) [Press Releases] – Weicker on Pre-Conceived Conclusions, June 51970 76) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Halt the Sale of Federal Mailing Lists for Commercial Use, June 151970 77) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Provide Emergency Financial Assistance to the Penn Central Railroad, June 171970 78) [Press Releases] – Creation of an Office of Consumer Affairs and Consumer Protection, June 241970 79) [Press Releases] – Emergency Home Financing Act, June 251970 80) [Press Releases] – Override the Presidential Veto of the Hospital and Medical Facilities Constructions and Modernization Act of 1970, June 25 1970 81) [Press Releases] – Joint Resolution to Order a Study of the Feasibility of a Government Operated Rail System, June 301970 82) [Press Releases] – IRS Visitors Gallery, July 11970 83) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Kick Off – Bridgeport, Connecticut – Walking the Route of the Barnum Festival Parade, July 41970 84) [Press Releases] – Presentation of an Excellence Award to Barnes Engineering Company, Stamford, Connecticut, July 81970 85) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Curb the Flow of Illegal Narcotics into the U.S. from Abroad, July 91970 86) [Press Releases] – Freeze on Federal Highway Funds to Connecticut, July 10Box 17751970 1) [Press Releases] – Humane Treatment of American Prisoners in Vietnam, July 161970 2) [Press Releases] – Testimony on the Pollution of Long Island Sound, July 161970 3) [Press Releases] – U.S. Space Program Technology Used to Clean Up Long Island Sound, July 201970 4) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Schedule, July 23-291970 5) [Press Releases] – Republican Connecticut State Senators Endorse Weicker, July 221970 6) [Press Releases] – Vaccine Developed to Immunize Soldiers Against Type C Meningitis, July 241970 7) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Rhetoric on Cities, July 271970 8) [Press Releases] – Connecticut State Legislature Endorses Weicker, July 301970 9) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Rhetoric on State and Municipal Finances, July 301970 10) [Press Releases] – Announcement of Service Academies Appointments, July 311970 11) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Rhetoric, August 3 1970 12) [Press Releases] – Asphalt Shortage/Asphalt Import Controls, August 41970 13) [Press Releases] – Connecticut State Legislature Endorses Weicker, August 41970 14) [Press Releases] – Prescott Bush Endorses Weicker, August 41970 15) [Press Releases] – Voting Apathy, August 41970 16) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Provide Low Cost Meal Programs for Senior Citizens, August 51970 17) [Press Releases] – Sale of Illegal Narcotics, August 51970 18) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Unemployment, August 61970 19) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Protection of American Workers and Decreased Unemployment, August 61970 20) [Press Releases] – Service Academy Applications, August 71970 21) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Rhetoric, August 71970 22) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Events, August 81970 23) [Press Releases] – Mr. Seely-Brown Endorses Weicker, August 91970 24) [Press Releases] – Senator Lupton’s Campaign Tactics Questioned, August 91970 25) [Press Releases] – Women – Equal Rights for Women Bill, August 91970 26) [Press Releases] – Legislation Advocating Federal Government Control of Rail Rights-of-Way, August 101970 27) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Republican Mayors Endorse Weicker, August 111970 28) [Press Releases] – Weicker Urges Connecticut Republicans to Vote in the First Statewide Primary, August 121970 29) [Press Releases] – Weicker Announces Departure of Aides Keith Clark and E.J. Le Moal, August 141970 30) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Resolution Honoring Volunteer Firemen, August 241970 31) [Press Releases] – U.S. Narcotics Bureau Attempt to Halt the Flow of Narcotics from Europe and the Middle East, August 251970 32) [Press Releases] – Greenwich Anti-Litter Drive, August 26 1970 33) [Press Releases] – Immediate Action Build New Cars for the New Haven Division, Penn Central Railroad, August 271970 34) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Rhetoric, August 271970 35) [Press Releases] – Bids for Construction of New Cars for the New Haven Division, Penn Central Railroad, August 291970 36) [Press Releases] – Answer to Reverend Duffey’s Telegrams to Weicker, August 311970 37) [Press Releases] – Postage Stamp Dedicated to General Douglas MacArthur, September 21970 38) [Press Releases] – Appointment of Mrs. William Walsh to the Rehabilitation Advisory Commission, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, September 31970 39) [Press Releases] – Schedule of Congressman Weicker, September 4-71970 40) [Press Releases] – Aircraft Terrorist Attacks, September 81970 41) [Press Releases] – Federal Awards for New Canaan – Studies in the Humanities, September 81970 42) [Press Releases] – Opening of the Wilton Republican Town Committee Campaign Headquarters, September 91970 43) [Press Releases] – Purchase of New Cars for the New Haven Division, Penn Central Railroad, September 91970 44) [Press Releases] – Cocktail Reception, Birchwood Country Club, Westport, Connecticut – Weicker Guest of Honor, September 101970 45) [Press Releases] – Messages to Republican Campaign Headquarters Opening in Wilton, Stamford, and Westport, Connecticut, September 101970 46) [Press Releases] – New Canaan Receives Federal Awards for Education in the Humanities, September 101970 47) [Press Releases] – Opening of the Westport Republican Town Committee Campaign Headquarters, September 101970 48) [Press Releases] – Opposition to Dredging in the Norwalk Harbor, September 101970 49) [Press Releases] – Weicker Recording Short Statements on the Issues of the Day, September 10 1970 50) [Press Releases] – Weicker Schedule, September 101970 51) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Kickoff, Cos Cob Republican Club, September 131970 52) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Convert National Resources from Wartime to Peacetime Production, September 141970 53) [Press Releases] – “Code of Fair Campaign Practices”, September 151970 54) [Press Releases] – Transportation Department Training Program for Highway Construction Jobs, September 151970 55) [Press Releases] – Long Range Solution to the Narcotics Problems, September 161970 56) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Assure the Humane Treatment of Animals Transported by Airlines, September 171970 57) [Press Releases] – Appropriations for the Vincent Lombardi National Cancer Research Program, September 181970 58) [Press Releases] – Campaign Interview of Weicker – “Searchlight” Program, September 181970 59) [Press Releases] – Revenue Sharing Legislation, September 181970 60) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Trip – “Weicker Day”, September 181970 61) [Press Releases] – Revenue Sharing Legislation, September 201970 62) [Press Releases] – Weicker Blames the Democrats for Inflation and Unemployment in Connecticut, September 201970 63) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Cut Off Funds to Nations that Fail to Prevent the Export of Narcotics to the U.S., September 211970 64) [Press Releases] – Opening of the Norwalk Republican Campaign Headquarters, September 211970 65) [Press Releases] – Law Enforcement – Organized Crime, September 221970 66) [Press Releases] – Vietnam – Release of American Prisoners, September 221970 67) [Press Releases] – Announcement – William Nickerson to be the Executive Director of the Weicker for U.S. Senate Finance Committee, September 231970 68) [Press Releases] – Dredging in the Norwalk Harbor, September 23 1970 69) [Press Releases] – Announcement – James Talcott – Fourth Congressional District Coordinator/Weicker for the U.S. Senate Campaign, September 251970 70) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Strengthen Drug Control and Enforcement Laws, September 251970 71) [Press Releases] – New Haven Division/Penn Central Railroad – Included in the Nationwide Intercity Passenger Train Network, September 251970 72) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Provide More Funding for a Cancer Research Program, September 281970 73) [Press Releases] – Amendment to the Mass Transit Legislation, September 281970 74) [Press Releases] – Announcement – Robert Pfeifer/Paul Gaylor – Coordinators in the 7th District for the Weicker Senatorial Campaign, September 281970 75) [Press Releases] – Job Opportunities in the Business Sector, September 291970 76) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Give Law Enforcement Agents the Means to Pursue Drug Pushers, September 291970 77) [Press Releases] – Opposition to Construction of a Jetport in Long Island Sound, September 301970 78) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Transportation Authority, New Haven Newspapers Endorse Weicker, The National Compact Plan, October1970 79) [Press Releases] – Conversion from a Wartime to a Peacetime Economy – Effects on Unemployment, October 11970 80) [Press Releases] – Cutbacks in the U.S. Space Program, October 11970 81) [Press Releases] – Humane Treatment of Animals Transported by Airlines, October 11970 82) [Press Releases] –Jobs for Waterbury Unemployed – Federal Grant, October 11970 83) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign – Avco-Lycoming and Sikorsky Aircraft Plants, October 11970 84) [Press Releases] – Weickers to Host Patricia Nixon – Opening of the Danbury Fair, October 1 1970 85) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Create a Permanent Office of Consumer Affairs, October 21970 86) [Press Releases] – Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, October 21970 87) [Press Releases] – Challenge to Reverend Joseph Duffey to Produce His Record of Accomplishments, October 61970 88) [Press Releases] – Premier Pham Van Dong of North Vietnam, Urged to Assure Humane Treatment of American Prisoners, October 61970 89) [Press Releases] – Federal Guidelines Block Non-Profit Groups from Providing Low Income Housing, October 71970 90) [Press Releases] – Law Enforcement, October 71970 91) [Press Releases] – Weicker Encourages Reverend Joseph Duffey to Resign as the Head of Americans for Democratic Action – ADA, October 71970 92) [Press Releases] – Weicker Urges the North Vietnam Government to Accept the United States Peace Proposal, October 81970 93) [Press Releases] – Weicker vs. Joseph Duffey on the Issue of Draft Dodgers, October 91970 94) [Press Releases] – Federal Housing Authority, Non-Profit Groups, Low Income Housing, October 121970 95) [Press Releases] – Building a Superhighway Through a Bridgeport Park vs. Federal Aid, October 141970 96) [Press Releases] – Railpax Bill – National Railroad Passenger Corporation – New Haven Division, Penn Central Railroad to be Included, October 141970 97) [Press Releases] – Legislation – Weicker Voting Record, October 161970 98) [Press Releases] – Senator Brooke Endorses Weicker, October 16Box 17761970 1) [Press Releases] – Weicker Voting Record on Environmental Issues, October 161970 2) [Press Releases] – Weicker vs. Reverend Joseph Duffey on the Issues of Draft Dodgers, October 18 1970 3) [Press Releases] – Continuation of Poland as a “Most Favored Nation” in U.S. Trade Policies, October 191970 4) [Press Releases] – The Credibility of Reverend Joseph Duffey, October 191970 5) [Press Releases] – Reverend Joseph Duffey Positions on Political Issues Would Threaten Connecticut Workers, October 201970 6) [Press Releases] – Weicker Appoints Mrs. John Yeager the Campaign Coordinator for Windsor, October 201970 7) [Press Releases] – Casework – Weicker Assistance to the Lax Family to Emigrate from the Soviet Union, October 211970 8) [Press Releases] – Narcotics Addiction Television Program, October 21, 19701970 9) [Press Releases] – Navy Secretary John Chaffee and Weicker Meet with the Electric Boat Company, October 211970 10) [Press Releases] – What is a Moderate?, October 211970 11) [Press Releases] – John Lodge Casts His Absentee Ballot for Weicker, October 221970 12) [Press Releases] – Legislation to Allow Hospitalized Veterans to Use the Federal Telecommunications System – FTS – October 22, 19701970 13) [Press Releases] – Additional Federal Funds Awarded to New Haven for the Urban Renewal Program, October 231970 14) [Press Releases] – Endorsement of President Nixon’s Speech – United Nations General Assembly, October 231970 15) [Press Releases] – National Volunteer Firemen’s Week, October 231970 16) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Visit to the Connecticut Second District, October 231970 17) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Press Conference, October 241970 18) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaign Speech – Wells House for Wethersfield, October 251970 19) [Press Releases] – Weicker’s Urban Renewal and Neighborhood Development Programs, October 251970 20) [Press Releases] – District 50, Allied and Technical Workers Endorse Weicker, October 26 1970 21) [Press Releases] – Economy – Peacetime Industry Employment, October 261970 22) [Press Releases] – Former Congressman Edwin May Endorses Weicker, October 261970 23) [Press Releases] – People for Weicker Committee Party Honoring Weicker, October 261970 24) [Press Releases] – Funding to Purchase New Cars for the New Haven Division of the Penn Central Railroad, October 271970 25) [Press Releases] – Interior Secretary Walter Hickel’s Pollution Inspection of the Long Island Sound, October 271970 26) [Press Releases] – Weicker Campaigns in Connecticut’s Factories and Firms, October 271970 27) [Press Releases] – Weicker Comments on the Statements and Positions of the Reverend Joseph Duffey, October 271970 28) [Press Releases] – Weicker Legislation – Federal Funding for a National College of Ecological and Environmental Studies, October 271970 29) [Press Releases] – Endorsement of Weicker by Connecticut Senator John Lupton, October 281970 30) [Press Releases] – Democratic Party Record, October 281970 31) [Press Releases] – Industrial Polluters – Connecticut, October 291970 32) [Press Releases] – Unemployment, October 291970 33) [Press Releases] – Lowering the Retirement Age for Social Security Benefits, October 301970 34) [Press Releases] – Senator Hugh Scott Endorses Weicker, November 11970 35) [Press Releases] – Senator Elect Weicker Joins President Nixon for a Discussion of National Affairs, November 161970 36) [Press Releases] – Weicker Interview – Exception of Weicker Senate Voting Record, November 181970 37) [Press Releases] – Puerto Rico Fund Raising Committee, Aid to Flood Victims, November 201970 38) [Press Releases] – Clothing for Indian Children, Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota, December 28 Sub-series F – Speeches and Statements1969 39) [Speeches and Statements] – “A Tribute to the Freedom Loving Ukrainian People”, January 231969 40) [Speeches and Statements] – Youth – Commencement Address – University of Bridgeport, January 241969 41) [Speeches and Statements] – “A Debt to the Irish Americans”, March 171969 42) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks: “Kids Who Kare”, March 261969 43) [Speeches and Statements] – Campus Disorders, May 11969 44) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – “An Educator Supports ROTC”, June 41969 45) [Speeches and Statements] – Use of Navy Ship, Equipment, Personnel – Movie “Tora, Tora, Tora”, June 91969 46) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks: “An Excellent Choice” – Middendorf, June 171969 47) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks: Transportation, June 241969 48) [Speeches and Statements] – Inflation, July 81969 49) [Speeches and Statements] – Environment – “Our Environment: Commitment or Complacency”, August 111969 50) [Speeches and Statements] – Politics – Republican Tuesday Luncheon, Hartford, Connecticut, September 161969 51) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement before the Interstate Commerce Commission Hearing – Local Passenger Tariff, Penn Central Company, September 161969 52) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – Interns Funding, September 191969 53) [Speeches and Statements] – Space, September 281969 54) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks – ABM – Anti-Ballistic Missile System, October 21969 55) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – Visit of Handicapped Children, October 7 1969 56) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks – Floor of House of Representatives – Vietnam, October 151969 57) [Speeches and Statements] – Geriatrics – Hartford, Connecticut, October 291969 58) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – “One of Connecticut’s Most Distinguished Citizens – Ralph A. Hart”, November 131969 59) [Speeches and Statements] – Introduction – Meeting with Police, Mayors, First Selectmen and U.S. Attorney Stewart Jones on Narcotics, November 241969 60) [Speeches and Statements] – Opening Remarks – Conference on Narcotics Addiction and Drug Abuse – Greenwich, Connecticut, November 241969 61) [Speeches and Statements] – Girl from 1007, December1969 62) [Speeches and Statements] – Improvement of Rail Passenger Service, New Haven Division, Penn Central Railroad, December 11969 63) [Speeches and Statements] – Housing – Statement before Committee on Public Works, December 4Box 17771969 1) [Speeches and Statements – Statement Before the Judiciary Committee – H.R. 165 – Irish Immigrants, December 101969 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – North End Good Guys, December 191970 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Space – Social Benefits of Space, January 13, 19701970 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement – Thomas Meskill’s Possible Candidacy in 1970, January 141970 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget – Distinguished Service Award and Boss of the Year Banquet – Greenwich Jaycee’s, January 231970 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks – President’s Veto of the Health, Education and Welfare Appropriation Act, January 281970 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Senatorial Announcement, February 251970 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Federal Open Space Program, March 291970 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Tribute to Ted Yudain, April 1970 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Youth – Girls Clubs of America – Reader’s Digest – Career Key Dinner, April 141970 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Cambodia – Report to Residents of the 4th District on Cambodia, Pickwick Arms Hotel, May 71970 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – Homer Babidge’s Response to Students Striking – University of Connecticut, May 141970 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – Importance of Improved Relationship between the ROTC and Universities, May 211970 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Memorial Day, May 301970 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Youth – Brunswick, June1970 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Youth – Commencement Address at Housatonic Community College, June 151970 17) [Speeches and Statements] – New England Realtors Convention, Kismesha Lake, New York, June 301970 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Tribute to Igor I. Sikorsky, July 241970 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Press Conference Statement – Shoreham Motor Hotel, Hartford, Connecticut, August 71970 20) [Speeches and Statements] – “The 50th Anniversary of the Warsaw Battle”, September 101970 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Extension of Remarks – Suffield, Connecticut 300th Anniversary, September 211970 22) [Speeches and Statements] – “Dedicating Veterans Day to the 1,500 Men Held Captive by the Government of North Vietnam”, September 221970 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Christmas Statement, DecemberSub-series G – Radio Tapes1970 24) Radio Tapes – Intelligence Oversight, May 23 Sub-series H – News Show TranscriptsCa. 1970 25) [News Show Transcripts] – Debate with Representative Allard K. Lowenstein on the Vietnam War – WCBS-TV1970 26) [News Show Transcripts] – “Public Hearing” – WCBS-TV, December 13Sub-series I – Newsletters1969 27) [Newsletters] – Congressional QuestionnaireCa. 1969-1970 28) [Newsletters] – “Washington Report” – North Vietnam1970 29) [Newsletters] – “Washington Report” – NarcoticsSub-series J – Voting Records1969 30) [Voting Records] – Chronological – 91st Congress, 1st Session, Folder 11969 31) [Voting Records] – Chronological – 91st Congress, 1st Session, Folder 21970 32) [Voting Records] – Chronological – 91st Congress, 2nd Session, Folder 1Box 17781970 1) [Voting Records] – Chronological – 91st Congress, 2nd Session, Folder 2Sub-series K – Appointment Books1969-1970 2) [Appointment Books] – Gina’s Book – 19701968-1969 3) [Appointment Books] – Lowell P. Weicker – 1968 Series IV – Federal Election Campaign RecordsSub-series A – 1968 House of Representatives CampaignBox 17791968 1) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Campaign Contributions 1968 2) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Campaign Pamphlets1968 3) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Clippings1968 4) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Post-Election Statement Report1968-1969 5) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Crime1968 6) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – District1968 7) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – General, Folder 11968 8) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – General, Folder 21968 9) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Donald Irwin – Letters and Releases1968 10) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Press, Folder 11968 11) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Press, Folder 21968 12) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Senior Citizens1969 13) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – SpeechesBox 17801964-1967 1) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Speeches1968 2) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Speech Worksheets and Extra Copies of Speeches, Folder 11968 3) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Speech Worksheets and Extra Copies of Speeches, Folder 21968 4) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Speech Worksheets and Extra Copies of Speeches, Folder 3 1968-1969 5) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Students1968 6) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Taxes1968-1969 7) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Vietnam1968 8) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Speeches and Press Releases – Welfare1967 9) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Statement by Weicker, Greenwich, Connecticut, November 301968 10) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Statements of Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker 4 Congress Committee1966, 1968 11) [Campaign Records – 1968 House Campaign] – Statements of TreasurerSub-series B – 1970 Senatorial CampaignBox 17811969-1971 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Ads and Newspaper Clippings1969-1970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Ads, etc.1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Articles by Journalist Jack Zaiman1969-1970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Assorted Newspaper Clippings, Questions and Answers1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Coordinators – Organizational Chart1971 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Finances – General Correspondence1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Grip Pads1970 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Civil Rights 1970 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Conservation1970 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Deficit in Connecticut1970 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Department of Community Affairs – Housing Zoning Community Development Action Plan1970 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Education1969-1970 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Employment1970 14) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Environment1969-1970 15) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Finance – Taxes – Economy1970 16) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – General Issues1970 17) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Law and CrimeBox 17821970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Local Issues1969 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Welfare1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Youth1970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Pamphlet1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Radio and Television Appearances1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Stationary1971 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Celebratory Dinners and Events 1970 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Clippings1970-1971 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Congratulatory Letters1970 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Congratulatory Telegrams1970 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Connecticut Firms – Commerce Department Mailing List1970 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Contributions – $500.00 and Up1970 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Contributions – District of Columbia Committee for Weicker1969 14) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thomas Dodd – Foreign Relations1965-1970 15) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thomas Dodd – Personal Information, Voting Studies, etc.1969-1970 16) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thomas Dodd – Politics1969-1972 17) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Joseph Duffey – Position Papers, Press Releases, Folder 11969-1972 18) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Joseph Duffey – Position Papers, Press Releases, Folder 21961-1970 19) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Joseph Duffey – Pre- Primary Newspaper Clippings1970 20) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Federal Reports1970 21) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraising Reception, Washington, DC, September 21Box 17831970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Issues in the 1970s – House Republican Research Committee1970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Mail from Campaign Headquarters, Folder 1 1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Mail from Campaign Headquarters, Folder 21970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Mail from Campaign Headquarters, Folder 31970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Mail from Campaign Headquarters, Folder 41970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Mail from Campaign Headquarters, Folder 51970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Mail from Campaign Headquarters, Folder 6Box 17841970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Members of Connecticut Republican Town Committees, Folder 11970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Members of Connecticut Republican Town Committees, Folder 21970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Miscellaneous1970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Opponents and Senators1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Political – Senate Race1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Population Estimates and Birth Control1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Position Paper1970 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Post Election Periodical Coverage1970 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Kit1970 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases1970 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Promotional Documents1970 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Questionnaire for People in the 4th Congressional District 1970 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican Activities Following the Hartford Convention1970 14) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican Governors Association – General Information and ResearchBox 17851969-1970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican State Central Committee1970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican State Convention1968, 1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – ADA, Americans for Democratic Action1970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Spiro Agnew1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – “A Survey of the Political Climate in Connecticut”1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Campaign Speeches1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Crime1970 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Debates1966-1970 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Thomas Dodd1970 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Thomas Dodd, Pre-Primary1970 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Drugs1970 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Joseph Duffey – Run to the Middle1967 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Environment1970 14) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Farmers 1969-1970 15) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Gun Control1969-1970 16) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Issues – General1970 17) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – LaborBox 17861970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Legislation1961-1970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Lupton, Folder 11961-1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Lupton, Folder 21970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Mideast1968, 1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Minority Issues, Folder 11968, 1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Minority Issues, Folder 21969-1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Miscellaneous1970 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Motor Vehicle Safety1970 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Newspaper Clippings, October1967, 1970 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – NixonBox 17871970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Operation Alert1970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Position Papers and Letters to the Editor 1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Proposals1970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Research: Thomas Dodd1969-1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Research: Joseph Duffey1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Weicker 2nd Legislation1966-1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Senator Dodd Censure, Folder 11966-1970 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Senator Dodd Censure, Folder 21970 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Social Security Amendments of 19701970 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Southeast Asia1970 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Transportation1969-1970 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Weicker1970 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Weicker General Assembly, First Selectman1970 14) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Weicker Legislative RecordBox 17881970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Weicker Voting Record1970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Research Files – Youth – Scranton Commission1970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Hugh Scott Luncheon, September 281970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Citizens for Weicker 1970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures –Concerned Citizens for Weicker1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Connecticut for Weicker Committee1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Elect Weicker Committee1970-1971 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures –Friends for Weicker Committee1970 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Greenwich for Weicker Committee1972 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Miscellaneous1970-1971 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Republicans for Weicker Committee1970 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Testimonial Dinner, Bridgeport, Connecticut, February 201970-1971 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – United Citizens for Weicker Committee1970 14) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Voters for Weicker Committee1970-1971 15) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker Campaign Committee1970-1971 16) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker Contributors Committee1970-1971 17) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker for Senate Committee1970 18) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker in 1970 Committee1970-1971 19) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker in November Committee1970 20) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker Likers Committee 1970 21) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker Senate 701970 22) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Weicker to Washington Committee1970 23) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures –Weicker Victory Committee1970 24) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements of Treasurer – Contributions and Expenditures – Win with Weicker Committee1970 25) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Support Correspondence1969 26) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Support of State and Local Republican Candidates1970 27) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Campaign, Folder 1Box 17891970 1) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Campaign, Folder 21970 2) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Campaign, Folder 31970 3) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Campaign, Folder 41970 4) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Campaign, Folder 51970 5) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Various Material1970 6) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Votes for United States Senator – 1970 Election Results1969-1970 7) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Lowell Weicker Fundraising Dinner, Bridgeport, Connecticut, February 20, 19701973-1976 8) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Lowell Weicker – Hatchet File – Weicker Copy – 1970 Campaign Funds Sources1970-1971 9) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Inaugural Ca. 1971 10) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Senate Staff List1970 11) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Speech for the Connecticut Editorial Association, October 21970-1971 12) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Victory Committee – Chicken in the Basket Dinner, January 15, 19711970 13) [Campaign Records – 1970 Senatorial Campaign] – White House Dinner, September 24Sub-series C – 1976 Senatorial CampaignBox 17901973-1974 1) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – 3B Reporting – Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee 19741975 2) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Congressional Pay Raise1971-1976 3) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Defense1975-1976 4) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Energy1971-1976 5) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Environment1972-1976 6) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Gun Control1973-1976 7) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Political Reform1972-1976 8) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Senior Citizens1974-1976 9) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book – Small BusinessBox 1791 1976 1) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Bumper Stickers1976 2) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Buttons1976 3) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Releases 1976 4) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements/Support1975-1978 5) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – FEC and IRS Regulations, Folder 11975-1978 6) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – FEC and IRS Regulations, Folder 21976 7) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Hartford Convention1976 8) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Material for the Debate with Gloria Schaffer1976 9) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – News Clippings1976 10) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Newspaper Endorsements1975-1976 11) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Organization for a Political Committee1976 12) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Position Papers, Folder 1Box 17921976 1) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Position Papers, Folder 21976 2) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Position Papers, Folder 31976 3) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Position Papers, Folder 41977 4) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Post Election – Ethics Committee – Senate Resolution 188 on Political Fund Activity1976-1977 5) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Post Election – FEC Advisory Opinions1976 6) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Gloria Schaffer1976 7) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Gloria Schaffer Press Releases 1975 8) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Secretaries of State List1976 9) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Volunteer, Coordinators and Financial Support Ca. 1977 10) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Senate 76 - $100.00 and Over Contributors1976-1977 11) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Senate 76 Committee – Federal Election Commission Receipt1977 12) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Senate 76 – Finance Report1976 13) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Lucien DiFazio – FEC, Federal Election Commission Report, July 10-August 51976, 1978 14) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. – Personal Candidate’s Report – FEC Forms and Receipts1976 15) [Campaign Records – 1976 Senatorial Campaign] – Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. Position PaperSub-series D – 1980 Presidential CampaignBox 17931979 1) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Atlantic City, New Jersey – New Jersey Federation of Republican Woman, May 181979 2) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Barboursville, Kentucky – Union College Commencement , May 201979 3) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Boston, Massachusetts – Speech to Harvard Law School, April 261979 4) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Charlottesville, Virginia – Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, April 121979 5) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Concord, New Hampshire – Candidates Dinner, April 71979 6) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Palm Beach, Florida – Flavor and Extracts Manufacturer’s Association, May 211979 7) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – Tampa, Florida – Hillsborough County Bar Association, May 41979 8) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Area Briefing – White Plains, New York – United Jewish Appeal Brunch, April 1 1977-1978 9) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Book of Lists – Correspondence1980 10) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Connecticut Polls1977-1978 11) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Conservative Political Action Committees1975-1977 12) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Correspondence1979-1980 13) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Federal Election Commission Financial Disclosure, 19791979 14) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Federal Election Commission – Standard Form 278A, Personal Financial Disclosure 1980 Republican Presidential Nomination1977 15) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Florida1979 16) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Harris Poll1977 17) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – News Clippings1978-1979 18) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Office Account – Federal Election Commission Report Form 8, 19791976-1978 19) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Politics – Clippings and Press Releases1977-1978 20) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Presidential BackgroundBox 17941979 1) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Primary Dates, Folder 11979 2) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Primary Dates, Folder 2Undated 3) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Primary Information Dates1979 4) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Senate Joint Resolution 28 – Direct Election Resolution – Popular Election to Presidency1975-1978 5) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Touche Ross and Company Materials 1978 6) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Touche Ross and Company Policy and Procedure Manual, October1976-1980 7) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Weicker 80 Committee Financial Reports1978 8) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Weicker 80 Committee Statement of Organization and Accompanying Documents1979 9) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Weicker Legislative Activities and Election Results1979 10) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Weicker Media Schedule1979 11) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Weicker Presidential Campaign – Connecticut News Clippings1979 12) [Campaign Records – 1980 Presidential Campaign] – Withdrawal Statement and PollSub-series E – 1982 Senatorial CampaignBox 17951981-1982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – 1981 Connecticut Election Results1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – 1982 Candidate Questionnaire – Congressional Quarterly1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – A-B Data – Escrow Agreement1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – A-B Data – Senator Boschwitz Letter1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – A-B Data – William Shure Letter1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Advertisements1983 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Agreement with A-B, Limited Regarding Weicker’s Donor List1982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Announcement for Reelection 1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Barry Goldwater Letter, MarchUndated 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book, Folder 1Undated 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Briefing Book, Folder 21982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Bumper Stickers/Buttons1981-1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Bush 1982 Campaign1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Prescott Bush, August 41982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Prescott Bush – Miscellaneous1982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Bush-Weicker Debates1981-1982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Assistance, 19821983 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Contributions1982 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Coordinator ListsBox 17961969-1979 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Issues – Weicker Positions, Accomplishments – Handicapped, Education1980-1981 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Laws and Rules1981-1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Staff1981 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Candidate Endorsements1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Candidate Questionnaires – Campaign Section1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Ralph Capecelatro – NCPAC, National Conservative Political Action Committee and Labor1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – CEA, Connecticut Education Association Endorsement, September 11 1981 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Chairman of Lowell Weicker Reception at U.S.S. Constitution Museum, Boston, Massachusetts, November 201981 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Checks Received from John Millington – Campaign Contributions, October 141982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Congratulation Notes from Election 821982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – Associations and Organizations Endorsements1981-1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – Connecticut Republican Town Committees/Town Chairmen1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – Delegate Endorsements1981-1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – Labor Endorsements1982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – Newspaper Endorsements1982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – Union Endorsements1981 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Commendations – VIP, Very Important Person, Endorsements1981-1982 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Common Cause – Campaign Spending1982 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Connecticut Caucus of Black Women for Political Action, September 281982 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Connecticut Contributors and Political Party Committees1982 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Connecticut Delegate EndorsementsBox 17971982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Connecticut Magazine, October 1981 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Connecticut Political Action Committee1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Convention Thank Yous – 1982 Connecticut Republican State Convention1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Coordinators (Town) – Campaign Section1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – CPTV – Connecticut Public Television Debates1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Tom D’Amore Letter to Ralph Capecelatro Regarding the Proposed Prescott Bush-Lowell Weicker Debate, May 81982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Debate Schedule, August 21982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Delegate Letter – 1982 Connecticut Republican State Convention1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Delegate Phone Numbers – Delegate Affliation1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Robert Dole1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Draft – Lowell Weicker Labor Letter1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Eastland Poll1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Election Calendar – Nationwide1980-1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Employment – Campaign Resumes1982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – 6th District Republican Town Chairmen, July 161982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements by Lowell Weicker1982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – Cindy Rubicam – Greenwich Republican Town Chairman, May 171982 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – Eugene Hope – Mayor of Shelton, Connecticut, July 7 1982 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – Jo McKenzie – Former Connecticut Republican State Chairman, July 191982 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – Miscellaneous1982 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – VFW, Veterans of Foreign Wars, September 241982 22) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Endorsements – West Hartford Republican Town Committee, February 231982 23) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fairfield Caucus Delegate Slate1982 24) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fairfield, Connecticut Delegates, March 241982 25) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Filthy Five Companies Campaign Contributions – Organization SectionCa. 1981-1982 26) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Finance Committee Lists1982 27) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fund for Conservative Majority – Opponent Section1981-1982 28) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – FundraisersBox 17981981 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Alphonse D’Amato, New Haven, November 151981-1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – David Durenberger – Reception and Dinner, Capitol Hill, Washington, DC, December 1, 19811982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – District of Columbia Fundraiser Acceptances, July 291982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – District of Columbia Fundraiser Invitation Lists, July 291982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – District of Columbia – Monocle Restaurant, July 291982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Ford Luncheon, March 5 1981 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Hatfield, (J. D. Williams), October 11981-1982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Kamber Group Fundraising1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Martha Kaufman – Arizona Fundraiser1981-1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Martha Kaufman Fundraisers – General1981 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Labor, October 291982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Sidney Lee, St. Croix, April 31982-1983 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – March 16, 1983, Washington, DC1981 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – McClure Fundraisers1981 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Tony May Fundraiser, February 71982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Millington Fundraisers, July 121981 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – National Republican Senatorial Committee1981 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – PAC Fundraiser, November 191981 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Packwood, October 191982 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Palm Beach, April 21982 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Jack Prete Fundraiser1982 22) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Republican Senatorial Committee, September 13 1981 23) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Roast, Senator Baker, October 311981 24) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Robert Dole – Dinner Party, Carlton Club, Washington, DC, July 221982 25) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Rome Fundraiser, September 28Box 17991981 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Senator Jake Garn, October 151981 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraisers – Thomas Evans, Senator Paul Laxalt, Greenwich, Connecticut, September 181981-1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Fundraising – General Correspondence1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – General Miscellaneous1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Joseph T. Gormey – Coordinator, Fairfield, Connecticut1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Hartford Courant Articles – Weicker Senatorial Win1981-1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Hartford Courant Polls1981 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – John W. Hartman – Invited to Tom Caroll Fundraiser, September 181982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Judd Hirsch Correspondence1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – House Republican Research Committee – Political Organization Section1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Independent Candidacy1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Index – Political Files – General Section1981-1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Interest Group Ratings, 1975-1981 1981 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Invitations to Weicker Picnic, Fireman’s Field, Old Saybrook, Connecticut, August 81981 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Invites to Glen Troop – Senator Jake Garn Fundraiser, October 51981 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Invites to Weicker Fundraiser on November 191982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Issues, Literature1981 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Jacob Javits Letter – Thank You Note1981 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Jewish Community1981 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Jewish Groups – Martha Kaufman Fundraisers1982 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Candice Jordan1981-1982 22) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Kamber Group Direct Mail1982 23) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Kamber Group Labor Letter, March 111981-1982 24) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Kamber Group Special Events1981 25) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Kamber Group Thank Yous, November 41981 26) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Kamber Group Thank Yous, November 20-231981 27) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman Contributions, Folder 11981 28) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman Contributions, Folder 2Box 18001982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman Contributions, 1982 1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman – Detroit, March 11981 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman Letters – Lowell Weicker Met at the National Bipartisan Political Action Committee Meeting1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman – Pier 7 Restaurant, July 71981 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Martha Kaufman Thank You Notes for the Chicago Fundraiser, November 131982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Rabbi Yechiel Kaufman – Given to Martha Kaufman, May 31983 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Labor Leaders – Connecticut1981 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Laxalt Fundraiser, October1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Legislators “Debate” Press Conference, April 261982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Letters of Commendation to Weicker1981 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Letters of Martha’s – Martha Kaufman , October 281982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Letters to Editors1981-1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Letters to Lyn Nofziger1981 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Letter to Max Friedersdorf, July 151982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Letter to Stonington, Connecticut Delegates and Helpers1982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Lobbies – Endorsements of Weicker1982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Delegate Letter, July1982 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Direct Mail Follow Up – Weicker v. Moffett 1981-1982 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Direct Mail – Fundraising1982 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Endorsement by Judd Hirsch, February1981 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Endorsement by International Union of Operating Engineers1981 22) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Endorsement by Jacob Javits, October 281981 23) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Human Events – Purge by the White House, July 251981-1982 24) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Kamber Group Direct Mail1982 25) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Mailings – Weicker’s Commitment to Assist Disabled Persons/Volunteer Assist Plea1982 26) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Malcolm Baldridge Letter and Hartford Courant Article1981-1982 27) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Memos – Campaign Committee and Staff1982 28) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Charlie and Lucille Messer1981-1982 29) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Sonny Metz – Business Manager and General Vice President of the International Union of Operative Engineers Letters, October 9, 1981 and March 24, 19821981 30) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Committee FEC Report1982 31) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Debate Charges, July 281982 32) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett FEC Report, January 1-March 31Box 1801 1982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett FEC Report, April 1-June 27 1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett FEC Report , June 28-September 301982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett FEC Report, (Pre- Election), October 1-131982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Financial Disclosure1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Fundraisers1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Interest Group Ratings1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Legislative Record, Folder 11982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Legislative Record, Folder 21982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Literature – Opponent SectionBox 18021981-1982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett PAC Contributions, 1979-19821982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Poll1981-1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Record on the Issues1981-1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Solicitation Letter1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett Voting Record1981 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moffett White Paper – Labor – Anti-Weicker1981-1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Robin Moore Joins Senate Race1981-1982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Moral Majority – Lowell Weicker Opponents 1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Charlie Muessell – Direct Mailing1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – 3rd Party Candidate1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – Anti-Weicker Ads – Political Section1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – DeFazio Mailing1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – Expenditures Against Lowell Weicker1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – FEC Report, October 1982 – Period September 1-30Box 18031982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – FEC Reports, Folder 11982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – National Conservative Political Action Community, NCPAC – FEC Reports, Folder 21982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – New York Times Debate Letter, July 241982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Newspaper Articles1981-1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Nick-Pack, National Conservative Political Action Committee – Opponents1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Lyn Nofziger – Citizens for the Republic1981 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Notes to John Rote – Tom Evan’s Fundraiser – Copies of Letter to Prescott Bush1981 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – October 1 – Guest List – Vic Kamber Group – J. D. Williams1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Leonard Paoletta Letter1981 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Brad Peery – Weicker Opponent 1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Phoenix Fundraiser, January 131980-1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political Activities by Congressional Staff – Campaign Secretary1981 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political ClippingsBox 18041982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political Clippings1982, 1984 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political Debates1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political Endorsements1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political Opposition Research Report on Toby Moffett1981 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Political Section – John Anderson Supporters1981-1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Polls – Republican Senatorial Follow-up – Weicker, March 19821981-1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Polls – Republican Senatorial, Weicker, June 1981 to 19821982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Polls/Surveys – Wall Street Executives Survey, March1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Polls – Votes1981-1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Polls – Weicker vs. Moffett1979-1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Praise – Political – Weicker 821982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Prescott Bush and Lowell Weicker Financial Statements, July 121982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Prescott Buss, Michael Deaver, Edward Rollins Telegram – White House Non-Intervention in Primaries1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Clippings 1982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Bush Fraud – Sample Ballots Circulated to Fairfield Republicans – March 221982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Connecticut State Police Union, August 61982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Lowell Weicker, Ronald Reagan – Knights of Columbus Convention, Hartford, Connecticut, August 21982 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – October 5, National Chamber of Commerce1982 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Plesser Poll, July 121982 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Roger Eddy, April 221982 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Sonny Metz, July 91982 22) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – Teamsters, September 141982 23) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Press Releases – William W. Sullivan – Danbury Release – Endorsement of Weicker by 10 of 11 Danbury Delegates to Connecticut Republican State Convention, April 301982, 1984 24) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Ratings and Rankings1981-1982 25) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican PartyBox 18051982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican State Connecticut Legislators – February 17th Dinner1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Republican Town Endorsements1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Republicans to Replace Weicker 1981-1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Frank Romano Mail1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Roger Eddy Letter to Delegates to Republican State Convention, Republican Legislators, Members of the Republican State Central Committee and Republican Town Chairmen and Vice Chairmen, April 5 1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Roger Eddy Nominating Speech – Weicker 82 Press Kit, July 231982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – John Savage – Connecticut State Representative1982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Nick Schaus – Candidate for Congress, 6th District Opponent1981 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Rabbi Alex Schindler, October 71981 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Senator Alfonse D’Amato – Thank You Note – November 15th Fundraisers1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Senatorial Committee Letter, Fundraising Letter, August1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Special Education and Rehabilitation Appropriation Subcommittee Hearing, Weicker Record, March 161982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Spy Allegations – John Rote and Audrey Cole1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Barbara Brown, Vice Chairman of Connecticut Republican State Central Committee, June 11982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Black Active Republicans, May 141982 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] –Statements – Gaetano “Guy” Russo and Fred Giusti, July 18 and 191982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – House GOP – Grand Old Party Urban Caucus, May 51982 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Joe Gromley – Weicker Endorsement, February 231982 19) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Labor Statement, May 201982 20) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Ed Brooke, October 221982 21) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Ronald A. Sarasin, Gerald F. Stevens, June 3 1982 22) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Statement by Additional Legislators – Joseph Broder, Paul R. Karbowski, Dorothy K. Osler, Martin J. Smith, Elinor F. Wilbur, Alexander F. Zarnowski, Ruth Fahrback, June 301982 23) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Statement by Waterbury Republicans1982 24) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Tom D’Amore, Executive Director of Weicker 82 – Grassroots East Dinner – Proposed Prescott Bush-Lowell Weicker Debate, May 131982 25) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Vincent Laudone and J. Brian Faitney, Former Connecticut Republican State Chairmen, May 121982 26) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Waterbury Delegates Statements, June 111982 27) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Weicker Acceptance Speech, July 241982 28) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Weicker National Conservative Political Action Committee, NCPAC Statement, Fairfield, Connecticut, February 231982 29) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Statements – Weicker Statement on Prescott Bush Withdrawal, July 271982 30) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Strategic Offensive1981-1982 31) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Supporters – Weicker Political Correspondence, Folder 11981 32) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Supporters – Weicker Political Correspondence, Folder 21981 33) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Notes – Campaign Contributions1981 34) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You Notes – Carlton Club Dinner, July 22Box 18061982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You’s for Campaign Ads1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Thank You’s – Newspaper Endorsements 1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – The Weicker Wire1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Unfair Election Practices Complaint1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Union and PAC, Political Action Committee Endorsements1981 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – United Food and Commercial Workers, UFCW Contribution to Weicker 82 Committee, November 20Undated 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Volunteer List1980-1982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Volunteers1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Voter Registration-EN1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Dick Webb Solicitation1981 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee1977 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Amended Statement of Political Organization1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Budget, August 30-November 81977-1978 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee Campaign Resumes1982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Contributions, November-December1983 16) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Deficit Memo, Financial Status, February 251981-1982 17) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Expenses, Miscellaneous, Staff, etc.1980-1981 18) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Federal Election Commission Reports, March 10, 1980-December 31, 1981Box 18071982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Federal Election Commission Reports, January 1, 1982-July 4, 1982 1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Federal Election Commission Report, July 5-September 301982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Federal Election Commission Pre-Election Report, October 1-November 221983 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Federal Election Commission Report, January 31 Year End1978 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – January 31, Year End Report1977 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – July 10 Committee Report1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – National Republican Senatorial Committee Contributor List AgreementCa. 1982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – New Hampshire – Media Statistics and Matthew Brady Resume1977 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – October 10 Federal Election Commission Report1981-1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Official Correspondence, Organization, and Contributions1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Pending Contributions1982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Political Action Committees Contributions1982 13) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Projects – Den/D’Amore/McSpadden, etc.1982 14) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker 82 Committee – Runoff Election Contributions and Contribution Cards1982 15) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker, DiFazio, Moffett RecordsBox 18081982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Endorsements – Connecticut State Police Union 1982-1983 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Fundraisers1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker-Moffett Debates1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker-Moffett-Bush Debates, Clippings1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker-Moffett Records1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Lucien DiFazio – 3rd Party Candidate Endorsements1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Lucien DiFazio – Federal Election Commission Report, July 1-September 301982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Lucien DiFazio – National Conservative Political Action Committee Contributors1981-1982 9) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – General1981-1982 10) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Moffett Announcement1981-1982 11) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Moffett Campaign Committee – Christopher Dodd Support Letter, May 19821982 12) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Moffett EndorsementsBox 18091979-1980 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Moffett – Federal Election Commission Reports, January 1-December 1979 and January 1-December 31, 19801977-1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush Announces Candidacy for Senate1982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush – Campaign Update and Committees1981-1982 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush – Congressman John LeBoutillier Letter, Bush Announcement Letter and Bush Solicitation Letters 1982 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush – Contributions, Contributors, Business and Political Action Committees, and Convention Delegates1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush – Endorsements and Fundraisers1981-1982 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush – Federal Election Commission Bush Committee Reports, September 1-December 31, 1981 and January 1-March 31, 19821982 8) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush PollsBox 18101982 1) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush Supporters1982 2) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Opponents – Prescott Bush Withdrawal, July 271982 3) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Press and Correspondence1981 4) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Retirement Fund – Connecticut Political Action Committee1981 5) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Supporter for 82 Campaign – Letter Sent to Hank Harper or Charlie Muessel1981-1982 6) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Voting Record1981 7) [Campaign Records – 1982 Senatorial Campaign] – YouthSub-series F – 1988 Senatorial CampaignBox 18111978 1) [Campaign Records – 1988 Senatorial Campaign] – 1978 Campaign Budget1988 2) [Campaign Records – 1988 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Binder, Folder 11988 3) [Campaign Records – 1988 Senatorial Campaign] – Campaign Binder, Folder 21988 4) [Campaign Records – 1988 Senatorial Campaign] – Clippings 1983 5) [Campaign Records – 1988 Senatorial Campaign] – Sun Oil – Clyde Wheeler ContributionsCa. 1988 6) [Campaign Records – 1988 Senatorial Campaign] – Weicker Biography – English and Spanish – Weicker 88 OfficeSeries V – Gubernatorial RecordsSub-series A – Subject FilesBox 1812Ca. 1991-1994 1) [A Connecticut Party] – Brochures 1992 2) [A Connecticut Party] – Campaign 1992 Manual, Folder 11992 3) [A Connecticut Party] – Campaign 1992 Manual, Folder 21992-1993 4) [A Connecticut Party] – Campaign 1993 Manual, Folder 11992-1993 5) [A Connecticut Party] – Campaign 1993 Manual, Folder 21992 6) [A Connecticut Party] – Governor Weicker Calls on A Connecticut Party to be Active in 1992 Elections1992 7) [A Connecticut Party] – Ticket to 1992 State Convention1994 8) [A Connecticut Party] – Ticket to 1994 State Convention1992 9) [A Connecticut Party] – Town Chairman Manual1993 10) [A Connecticut Party] – Town Chairman Manual, Folder 11993 11) [A Connecticut Party] – Town Chairman Manual, Folder 2Box 18131991 1) [Budget] – Analysis of the Governor’s Plan and a Sales Tax Alternative1991 2) [Budget] – Dimensions of a $2.4 Billion Budget1991 3) [Budget] – Governor Weicker’s Program for Prosperity1991 4) [Budget] – No Legs – No Jobs, Comments on “The Bipartisan Coalition Budget” 1991 5) [Budget] – Republican and “Moderate” Democrat Budget Plans1989, 1992 6) [Civil Rights] – School Desegregation1992 7) [Environmental Issues] – Bottle Bill II - $0.05 Fee on Beverage Containers1967-1993 8) [Gambling], Folder 11967-1993 9) [Gambling], Folder 21967-1993 10) [Gambling], Folder 31967-1993 11) [Gambling], Folder 41967-1993 12) [Gambling], Folder 5Box 18141991 1) [Gambling] – “Comments of the State of Connecticut on the Procedures Proposed by the Secretary of the Interior, United State of America, for Class III Gaming by the Mashantucket Tribe”, May 17Undated 2) [Gambling] – “Proposal of the State of Connecticut for a Tribal-State Compact between the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and the State of Connecticut”, Folder 1Undated 3) [Gambling] – “Proposal of the State of Connecticut for a Tribal-State Compact between the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and the State of Connecticut”, Folder 21993 4) [Highways] – New Baldwin Bridge – Crossing: Three Centuries from Ferry Boats to the New Baldwin Bridge, Signed by Oliver Jensen1992 5) [Independence Party] – Clips, Releases, and Transcripts1992 6) [Independence Party] – Miscellaneous1976-1993 7) [Native American Issues] – Golden Hill – Paugusset Tribe, Folder 11976-1993 8) [Native American Issues] – Golden Hill – Paugusset Tribe, Folder 2Box 18151976-1993 1) [Native American Issues] – Golden Hill – Paugusset Tribe, Folder 31990 2) [Lowell Weicker] – 1990 Henry H. Kessler Human Dignity Award 1992 3) [Lowell Weicker] – 1992 Connecticut Florists Association Yearbook and Convention Guide1992 4) [Lowell Weicker] – 1992 Profiles in Courage Award – Clippings and Press Releases1992 5) [Lowell Weicker] – 1992 Profiles in Courage Award – Press Kit1991-1993 6) [Lowell Weicker] – 1993 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award Ceremony – Press KitCa. 1991-1994 7) [Lowell Weicker] – Biography – Claudia Testa Weicker1992 8) [Lowell Weicker] – Biography – Governor Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.1991 9) [Lowell Weicker] – Biography – Who’s Who in the World1990-1991 10) [Lowell Weicker] – Carmen, Marriage of Figaro, Nights to Remember, Madam Butterfly (Featuring Cameo Appearance by Lowell Weicker), Don Pasquale – Connecticut Opera1994 11) [Lowell Weicker] – Governor Lowell P. Weicker – For the Record1992 12) [Lowell Weicker] – Governor Lowell P. Weicker Interview with Harrison Salisbury et.al. on WKZE Radio, August 261992 13) [Lowell Weicker] – Governor Lowell P. Weicker Jr. “Significant Accomplishments, 1991-1992”1993 14) [Lowell Weicker] – Governor Lowell P. Weicker Jr. “Significant Accomplishments, 1991-1993”1991 15) [Lowell Weicker] – Gubernatorial Inauguration1993 16) [Lowell Weicker] – Mary B. Paulsen Obituary1985-1993 17) [Lowell Weicker] – Political Cartoons by Robert Dornfried1990s 18) [Lowell Weicker] – Research! America – Press Kit1993 19) [Lowell Weicker] – Robin Hood: The Musical with Cameo Appearance by Lowell Weicker – Warner Theatre, Torrington, Connecticut, November 6 – Program1994 20) [Lowell Weicker] – Wesleyan University – 162nd Commencement Program, May 29Sub-series B – Correspondence Files Box 1816Ca. 1990-1994 1) [A Connecticut Party] – State Rules1991 2) Diane Blick – Chairperson of A Connecticut Party1994 3) Don Imus1992 4) Don Imus Fan Club – Just In1992 5) John F. Kennedy Library Foundation1992 6) Northeast Pharmaceutical Conference1991 7) Veto of Emergency Certified Senate Bill1991 8) Veto of Substitute Senate Bill 33 as Amended – An Act to Require a Biennial BudgetSub-series C – Articles by Weicker1970s 9) [Articles by Weicker] – “Mr. Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. United States Senator from the State of Connecticut”1983, 1993 10) [Articles by Weicker] – “The Bible or the Constitution?”, Summer 19831991-1992 11) [Articles by Weicker] – “Historical Background of the Americans with Disabilities Act”Ca. 1991-1994 12) [Articles by Weicker] – Statement at the 25th Anniversary of Connecticut Mental Health Center, September 25Sub-series D – Clippings1990 13) [Clippings] – February1990 14) [Clippings] – March1990 15) [Clippings] – April1990 16) [Clippings] – May1990 17) [Clippings] – June1990 18) [Clippings] – July 1990 19) [Clippings] – August 1-221990 20) [Clippings] – August 23-311990 21) [Clippings] – September 1-91990 22) [Clippings] – September 10-21Box 18171990 1) [Clippings] – September 22-251990 2) [Clippings] – September 26-281990 3) [Clippings] – September 29-301990 4) [Clippings] – October 1-41990 5) [Clippings] – October 5-91990 6) [Clippings] – October 10-18Box 18181990 1) [Clippings] – October 18-231990 2) [Clippings] – October 24-251990 3) [Clippings] – October 26-291990 4) [Clippings] – October 30-311990 5) [Clippings] – November 1-21990 6) [Clippings] – November 3-7Box 18191990 1) [Clippings] – November 8-151991 2) [Clippings] – 19911992 3) [Clippings] – 19921993 4) [Clippings] – 1993, Folder 1 1993 5) [Clippings] – 1993, Folder 21994 6) [Clippings] – 19941996 7) [Clippings] – 19961963 8) [Clippings] – State Income TaxSub-series E – Press Releases1991 9) [Press Releases] – Governor Weicker Orders Agency Shutdowns, Employee Layoffs, April 11991 10) [Press Releases] – Connecticut Governor Weicker Lowell P. Weicker Receives Legislative Excellence Award, May 161991 11) [Press Releases] – State and Mashantucket Pequot Tribe Reach Agreement, Set Budget for Regulation of Casino, December 171992 12) [Press Releases] – Governor Lowell Weicker Named Recipient of 1992 John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award, May 18Sub-series F – Speeches and Statements1982 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech before the United Church on the Green, New Haven, Connecticut, September 191988 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks to Connecticut Down Syndrome Congress, May 71990 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Flag – Speech at Somers High School Graduation1991 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Inaugural Address to Connecticut General Assembly, January 91991 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Inaugural Remarks on Steps of Connecticut State Capitol, January 91991 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Prayer at Inauguration of Governor Lowell P. Weicker, January 91991 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget Message for Connecticut, February 131991 20) [Speeches and Statements] –Testimony Before the Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Committee, March 27 1991 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Address to Joint Convention of General Assembly, May 151991 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Albertus Magnus College Commencement Address, May 181991 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Avon Old Farms School Commencement Address, May 261991 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Closing Remarks to 1991 Regular Session of the General Assembly, June 51991 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget Statement, July 161991 26) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget Veto Speech, August 7Box 18201991 1) [Speeches and Statements] – 25th Anniversary of Connecticut Mental Health Center, September 211991 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Chub Fellow Lecture, Yale University, October 91991 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Staige Davis Blackford Memorial Lecture, University of Virginia School of Medicine, October 161991 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Convocation Address, Gallaudet University, October 251991 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks, From Rhetoric to Action, Connecticut Education Symposium, November 41991 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Veterans Day Address, November 111991 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech to Southwestern Area Commerce and Industry Association of Connecticut, November 141991 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget Address to General Assembly Special Session, November 181991 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement on Death of Corporal James Sylvia1992 10) [Speeches and Statements] – New Year’s Message1992 11) [Speeches and Statements] – State of the State Message for Connecticut, February 5 1992 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget Address to General Assembly, February 141992 13) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement on Senator Lawrence J. Bettencourt, March 191992 14) [Speeches and Statements] – Testimony Before Commerce and Exportation Committee, March 191992 15) [Speeches and Statements] – Address to Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, March 311992 16) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement on Prisoners of War/Missing in Action, State Capital, April 91992 17) [Speeches and Statements] – Closing Comments, 1992 Legislative Session, May 61992 18) [Speeches and Statements] – Testimony before House Budget Committee, May 131992 19) [Speeches and Statements] – Profiles in Courage Award, May 281992 20) [Speeches and Statements] – Endorsement of Gay Rights, June 41992 21) [Speeches and Statements] – Address to A Connecticut Party Convention, July 251992 22) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech to O-Z Gedney, August 251992 23) [Speeches and Statements] – Announcement of Grant to Connecticut College from F.W. Olin Foundation, October 21992 24) [Speeches and Statements] – Special Olympics Press Conferences, October 61992 25) [Speeches and Statements] – Endorsement of Bill Clinton for President, October 211993 26) [Speeches and Statements] – State of the State Message for Connecticut, January 61993 27) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement on Meeting with President Bill Clinton, February 11993 28) [Speeches and Statements] – Budget Address, Connecticut General Assembly, February 3 1993 29) [Speeches and Statements] – Presentation of University Medal to William C. Steere, Jr., University of Connecticut, March 101993 30) [Speeches and Statements] – Testimony before Base Realignment Commission, May 111993 31) [Speeches and Statements] – Eastern Connecticut State University Commencement, Willimantic, Connecticut, May 231993 32) [Speeches and Statements] – Address to Connecticut General Assembly, June 91993 33) [Speeches and Statements] – Brunswick School Commencement, June 11Box 18211993 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement on Decision not to Run for Reelection, September 301994 2) [Speeches and Statements] – University of New Haven Commencement, January 151994 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks to Bio-Technology Summit, Washington, DC, January 241994 4) [Speeches and Statements] – State of the State Address, February 91994 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Statement Before the Select Committee on Children, March 11994 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Wesleyan University Commencement Speech, May 291994 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Commencement Speech, Stafford High School, June 241994 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech to A Connecticut Party Convention, July 23Ca. 1991-1994 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech to Southeastern Connecticut MAOCa. 1991-1994 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Testimony on SB 473 – “An Act Implementing the Recommendations of the Commission to Effect Government Reorganization Concerning Human Services”Sub-series G – Transcripts Undated 11) [Transcripts] – Unidentified Interview1992 12) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with Manchester Journal Inquirer1992 13) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Lear Jet Interview1992 14) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview on “This Week with David Brinkley”, January 12 1992 15) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview on “On the Record”, February 211992 16) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with Mayor D’Agostino, Meriden, Connecticut, April 291992 17) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview on Prime Time, May 11992 18) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with Adam Pertman, May 151992 19) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with the Hartford Courant, May 191992 20) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with Adam Pertman, May 201992 21) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview by Stamford Advocate, May 221992 22) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with Nick Cioffi and Dick Palmer, June 151992 23) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview with Peter Urban and Lisa Marie Pane, June 151992 24) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview by Steve Kotchko, July 21994 25) [Transcripts] – Lowell Weicker Interview on CNN Late Edition, January 301994 26) [Transcripts] – Travelers Insurance Corporation Stays in Hartford, February 22-23Sub-series H – 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign RecordsUndated 27) [Campaign Records] – Article – “2,500 Years of War”1990 28) [Campaign Records] – Biography1990 29) [Campaign Records] – Campaign Ads1990 30) [Campaign Records] – Campaign Song – “Connecticut’s Ursa Major” (Lowell Weicker) by Floyd D. Baldwin, November 2 1990 31) [Campaign Records] – Charter Oak1990 32) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Democrats Doubting Bruce Morrison (and Draft Christopher Dodd)1990 33) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Governors’ Race/Debate1990 34) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Governors’ Race/Democratic Primary, Folder 1Box 18221990 1) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Governor’s Race/Democratic Primary, Folder 21990 2) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Governor’s Race/Issues1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Eunice Groark1990 4) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Miscellaneous1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Banks1990 6) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison – BIC Corporation Campaign Contribution1990 7) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Biographies1990 8) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Budget1990 9) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison – Campaign Ads1990 10) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison Campaign Finance Scandal1990 11) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Democratic State Convention1990 12) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison – Endorsements1990 13) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Environment1990 14) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Financial1990 15) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Issues-Including Attacks on Lowell Weicker 1990 16) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Taxes1990 17) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison/Ticket1990 18) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Bruce Morrison – Voting Record1984 19) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Old Clips1990 20) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Tip O’Neill1990 21) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – William O’Neill Steps Down1990 22) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion – Bob Conrad1990 23) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion – Columns, Miscellaneous LettersBox 18231990 1) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion, Editorials, Miscellaneous1990 2) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion Letters to the Editor1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion – Charlie Morse1990 4) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion, Don Noel1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Opinion, Don Pesci1990 6) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Joel Schiavone1990 7) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Patricia Seremet1990 8) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – A Connecticut Party Independent Race1990 9) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Ads1990 10) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Attacks by Opponents1990 11) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Biographies1990 12) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Budget1990 13) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Comics1990 14) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Endorsements 1990 15) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Fundraising1990 16) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Governing1990 17) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Miscellaneous1990 18) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Oil1990 19) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Personal – Homes, Taxes, etc.1990 20) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – PollsBox 18241990 1) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Selection of Eunice Groark and Other Possible Running Mates1990 2) [Campaign Records] – Clippings – Lowell Weicker – Taxes1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Correspondence – “A Final Reminder Concerning Election Day Activities”, November 11990 4) [Campaign Records] – Correspondence – Nims, Howes, Collison and Isner – Girl Scouts1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Correspondence –William O’Neill Regarding Budget1990 6) [Campaign Records] – Correspondence – Secretary of State Julia H. Tashjian Regarding Placement of a Connecticut Party on Ballot1990 7) [Campaign Records] – Editorials1990 8) [Campaign Records] – Election Law1990 9) [Campaign Records] – Endorsements1990 10) [Campaign Records] – Interviews – Staff Notes1981-1990 11) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – 1981 Votes – 1981 Federal Budget1990 12) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act1971, 1979 13) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files –Bailouts – Lockheed Aircraft Corporation and Chrysler Corporation1987-1990 14) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – BIC Corporation Lighter Recall 1990 15) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Biennial Budget – Senate Concurrent Resolution 491990 16) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Bridgeport, Connecticut1986-1990 17) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – William F. Buckley1979-1990 18) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Cable Deregulation – Ethics Allegations1990 19) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Candidate Strengths and Weaknesses1989-1990 20) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Energy Issues1990 21) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Energy Issues, Unemployment and Health Care1990 22) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Environmental Issues1990 23) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Excess Campaign Funds1977-1990 24) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Financial DisclosureBox 18251990 1) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Hartford Courant Issues1990 2) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Health Care1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Housing1989-1990 4) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Immigration – Stop Immigration Now1981, 1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Iraq1990 6) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation Human Services Award1990 7) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Laws – Senate Bills Introduced by Weicker that Became Law1990 8) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Legislative Record1990 9) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – May 1985 Vote – Senate Budget Compromise1990 10) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Mental Health Services 1989-1990 11) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Bruce Morrison1990 12) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files –Bruce Morrison – Fundraising1990 13) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – John Rowland1990 14) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – John Rowland/Budget1986-1990 15) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Savings and Loan Bailout1986-1990 16) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – South Africa1990 17) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – State Budget Deficit1974-1990 18) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – State Income Tax1990 19) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Tobacco Stock Divestment1990 20) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Unemployment1990 21) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Unions1990 22) [Campaign Records] – Issue Files – Lowell Weicker’s Income Taxes1990 23) [Campaign Records] – Media – Production of Campaign Ads1990 24) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – BalloonsBox 18261990 1) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Brochures1990 2) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Bumper Stickers1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Campaign Buttons1990 4) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Campaign Stickers1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Contribution Cards1990 6) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Magnets1990 7) [Campaign Records] – Memorabilia – Volunteer Post Cards1990 8) [Campaign Records] – Newsletters1990 9) [Campaign Records] – Nominating Petition Materials – Weicker for Governor 1987, 1990 10) [Campaign Records] – Party Information – A Connecticut Party1990 11) [Campaign Records] – Polls – Poll Summaries1990 12) [Campaign Records] – Polls – Tracking Polls1990 13) [Campaign Records] – Position Pamphlets1990 14) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – A Balanced Supply of Jobs and Workers1990 15) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Education in Connecticut1990 16) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Environment1990 17) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Families1990 18) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Fiscal Integrity1990 19) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Fiscal Policy Record1990 20) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Health Care in Connecticut1990 21) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Higher Education in Connecticut1990 22) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Jobs and Economic Recovery1990 23) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Questions1990 24) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – John Rowland and Abortion1990 25) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Savings and Loans Bailout1990 26) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Seniors1990 27) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Social Security1990 28) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Spurring Connecticut’s Economy1990 29) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Summary of Weicker/Groark Plan1990 30) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Targeted Tax Incentives for Business1990 31) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Tax Cap1990 32) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – The Current State of Connecticut’s Economy 1990 33) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – The Drug Epidemic1990 34) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Toward a Housing Plan for Connecticut in the 1990s1990 35) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Transforming the Department of Economic Development 1990 36) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Unemployment1990 37) [Campaign Records] – Position Papers – Weicker’s 19 Step Plan for ConnecticutBox 18271990 1) [Campaign Records] – Press Kit – A Connecticut Party – Positions1990 2) [Campaign Records] – Press Kit – A Connecticut Party – Weicker Governor Campaign Petition Drive1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Press Kit – A Connecticut Party – Weicker/Groark Petition Drive1990 4) [Campaign Records] – Press Kit – Joel Schiavone – Governor1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker for Governor Announces Campaign Endorsements, April 91990 6) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Senator Morris Considering Weicker Possibilities, April 111990 7) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker for Governor Campaign Reports Fundraising Total, April 121990 8) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Says “Vote Connecticut”, April 161990 9) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Grasso Family Formally Endorses Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., April 231990 10) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Statement of Senator Lowell P. Weicker on Conclusion of 1990 Session of General Assembly, May 91990 11) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Reginald J. Smith Withdraws from Governor’s Race and Supports Candidacy of Lowell Weicker, May 161990 12) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Eunice S. Groark Named Candidate for Lieutenant Governor, May 31 1990 13) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Political Activists Endorse Lowell P. Weicker Jr. for Governor, May 311990 14) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Co-Chairpersons Named for Weicker Petition Drive, June 121990 15) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Labor Union Endorses Senator Lowell Weicker for Governor, June 121990 16) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Kicks Off Petition Drive, June 151990 17) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Quinnipiac College Poll, July 51990 18) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Statements on Health Care, Families and Unemployment, July 101990 19) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Lowell Weicker Seeks Budget Action by Governor O’Neill, July 111990 20) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Democrat Gloria Schaffer Endorses Lowell Weicker for Governor, July 121990 21) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Reports Fundraising Total, July 121990 22) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Lowell Weicker Accepts Kennedy Award, July 161990 23) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Calls for Budget Cuts, July 181990 24) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Receives District 1199 Endorsement, July 181990 25) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker to Speak at National AIDS Forum, July 181990 26) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. and Peter Gold Issued Statement on the Selection of Joan Kemler for State Treasurer, July 181990 27) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker’s Record on the Greenwich Weigh Station, July 191990 28) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker/Groark Campaign Puts People Ahead of Politics, July 21 1990 29) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – 105,430 Sign Petitions for Weicker/Groark Ticket, July 251990 30) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Thousands Aid in Weicker/Groark Petition Drive, July 251990 31) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Hails Signing of Disability Legislation, July 261990 32) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Rowland Talks Cuts and Votes “Spend”, July 301990 33) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Reiterates his Commitment to Health Care Access, July 311990 34) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Campaign Sets the Record Straight on the Environment, August 11990 35) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Two Former Candidates for Statewide Office Endorse Weicker/Groark, August 21990 36) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Comments on Oil Crisis, August 81990 37) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Outlines Steps to Spur Connecticut Economy; Releases Plans on Budget, Housing and Environment, August 101990 38) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Says Spending Reform is Top Priority, August 131990 39) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker’s Statement on Endorsement from Connecticut Education Association, August 131990 40) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Ledyard Chairwoman, August 161990 41) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – The Facts on Deregulating the Oil Industry, August 161990 42) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Cheshire Chairman1990 43) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Releases Tax Information, August 171990 44) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Statement Issued by Weicker Campaign Regarding Bruce Morrison on Weicker’s Income Taxes, August 21 1990 45) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Plan Taps Nickel Deposits for Clean Water Projects, August 211990 46) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Cites Importance of Jobs for the Disabled, August 221990 47) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Highlights Economic Concerns During Tour of Seymour Plant, August 221990 48) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Tours Torrington Company, Need to Keep Connecticut Competitive, August 221990 49) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Visits Innovative Waterbury Housing Site, August 221988-1990 50) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Avice Meehan Statement Regarding Bruce Morrison on Weicker Campaign Finances, August 241990 51) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker/Groark on Substance Abuse, Health Care and Education, August 291990 52) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Highlights Commitment to Environment, August 301990 53) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Statement – A Connecticut Party Candidate for Governor, August 311990 54) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Statement on Campaign Finance, September 11990 55) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Statement on Campaign Finance, September 1Box 18281990 1) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Brings Anti-Drug Message to Cathedral High, September 121990 2) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Cites Need for Prenatal Care, September 121990 3) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Quinnipiac College Poll, September 151990 4) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker/Groark Campaign Names Norwalk Co-Chairman, September 17 1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Just What is John Rowland’s Record on Abortion?, September 181990 6) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Issues Call to Service; Creation of Connecticut Service Corps, September 261990 7) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Campaign Alleges Diversion of Funds by Rowland, October 121990 8) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker’s Statement on Rowland’s Absence from the United States House Vote on Deficit Reduction Package, October 171990 9) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Statement Regarding Rowland on Weicker’s Campaign Finances, October 241990 10) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Bruce Morrison and the Gas Tax, October 261990 11) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Campaign Takes Action on Sign Vandalism, October 291990 12) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Announces Transition Team, November 191990 13) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Governor Elect Weicker Names Cibes to Head the Office of Policy and Management, November 191990 14) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Louise Hull and Robert LaGoy Named New Hartford Coordinators of the Weicker Gubernatorial Campaign1990 15) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Record of Senator Weicker on the 1981 Federal Budget1990 16) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Statement of Peter W. Gold and Thomas J. D’Amore on University of Connecticut Poll1990 17) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Statement on Weicker’s Environmental Record1990 18) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Announces Stonington Chairwomen1990 19) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Announces Bristol Chairmen1990 20) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Andover Chairwoman 1990 21) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Ashford Chairman1990 22) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Berlin Chairman1990 23) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Branford Chairmen1990 24) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Brooklyn Chairman1990 25) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Durham Chairman1990 26) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names East Lyme Chairman1990 27) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Eastford Chairman1990 28) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Franklin Chairman1990 29) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Hebron’s Chairman1990 30) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Killingly Chairman1990 31) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Litchfield Chairmen1990 32) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Manchester Chairmen1990 33) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Mansfield Chairman1990 34) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Marlborough Chairman1990 35) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Milford Chairman1990 36) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names New Canaan Chairmen 1990 37) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names New London Chairman1990 38) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Norfolk Chairman1990 39) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names North Haven Chairman1990 40) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Norwich’s Chairmen1990 41) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Plainfield Chairmen1990 42) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Pomfret Chairman1990 43) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Preston Chairman1990 44) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Putnam Chairman1990 45) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Ridgefield Chairman1990 46) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names South Windsor Chairman1990 47) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Stafford Chairmen1990 48) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Sterling Chairman1990 49) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Tolland Chairman1990 50) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Vernon Chairmen1990 51) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Wallingford Chairman1990 52) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names West Hartford Chairman 1990 53) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Wethersfield Chairman1990 54) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Names Winchester Chair1990 55) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Campaign Announces Woodstock Chairmen1990 56) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Committee Names Coventry Chairman1990 57) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Governor Committee Names Granby Chairmen1990 58) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Burlington Chairman1990 59) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Cornwall Co-Chairs1990 60) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Danbury Chairmen1990 61) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names East Hampton Chair1990 62) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names East Haven Chair1990 63) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Glastonbury Chairman1990 64) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names North Canaan Chair1990 65) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Plainville Chairwoman1990 66) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Salisbury Chairman1990 67) [Campaign Records] – Press Releases – Weicker Names Windsor Chairwoman1990 68) [Campaign Records] – Questionnaires – Miscellaneous1990 69) [Campaign Records] – Questionnaires – NARAL, National Abortion Rights Action League1990 70) [Campaign Records] – Questionnaires – NOW, National Organization for Women Questionnaire1990 71) [Campaign Records] – Regrets 1990 72) [Campaign Records] – Southwestern Area Commerce and Industry Association of Connecticut Debate, SACIA1990 73) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Lowell Weicker Speech, March 21990 74) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Jackie Quinn Interview of Lowell Weicker, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, June 61990 75) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Weicker Focus Group – Avon Group, June 20, 12:00 P.M.Box 18291990 1) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Weicker Focus Group – Avon Group, June 20, 6:00 P.M.1990 2) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Weicker Focus Group – Focus Group One, Danbury, Connecticut, September 13, 6:00 P.M.1990 3) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Weicker Focus Group – Focus Group Two, Danbury, Connecticut, September 13, 8:00 P.M.1990 4) [Campaign Records] – Transcripts – Weicker Focus Group – Red Session One, Hartford Research Center, September 141988, 1990 5) [Campaign Records] – Voting Records – The Weicker Record: 1983-July 1985, June 28, 19881988, 1990 6) [Campaign Records] – Voting Records – The Weicker Record: 1983-July 1988, August 1, 1988, Folder 11988, 1990 7) [Campaign Records] – Voting Records – The Weicker Record: 1983-July 1988, August 1, 1988, Folder 21990 8) [Campaign Records] – Weicker for Governor Committee Fundraiser, May 291990 9) [Campaign Records] – Weicker/Groark Fall Campaign Mission: A Guide for Town Chairpersons, SeptemberSub-series I – PhotographsBox 18301994 1) [Photographs] – A Connecticut Party Convention, July 1990 2) [Photographs] – Ballot Petition Drive – Lillie B. Crosby and Lynette Litwin1990 3) [Photographs] – Campaign Rally – Connecticut Education AssociationCa. 1991-1994 4) [Photographs] – Groundbreaking – Connecticut State Police Troop G Barracks, Bridgeport, Connecticut1994 5) [Photographs] – National Governors Association Winter Meeting, January1991 6) [Photographs] – Arnold Schwarzenegger1991 7) [Photographs] – State Armory Mural by Rick Doyle, Torrington, Connecticut, January 101991 8) [Photographs] – State Income Tax Protest at Connecticut State Capitol, October1991 9) [Photographs] – Unidentified Ceremony1993 10) [Photographs] – Governor Weicker at “Whaling Wall”, July1990 11) [Photographs] – Lowell and Claudia Weicker, December1994 12) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker at Berkeley Divinity School Convocation, Yale University, February1990 13) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker at Greenwich 350th Anniversary Parade, July 4Ca. 1991-1994 14) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker at Taft School, Watertown, Connecticut1991 15) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker at Unidentified Bill Signing1991 16) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker at Unidentified CeremonyCa. 1991-1994 17) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker at Unidentified Function1991 18) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker Building Dedication – National Institute of HealthCa. 1991-1994 19) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker, Claudia Weicker, and Others1970 20) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker During 1970 Senatorial Campaign1991 21) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker in Governor’s Office with Unidentified Award Recipients1991 22) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker in Governor’s Office Unidentified Group 1996 23) [Photographs] - Lowell Weicker- Official Portrait in Connecticut State Library1991 24) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker with Arnold Schwarzenegger1991 25) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker with Unidentified Award RecipientsCa. 1991-1994 26) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker with Unidentified Persons1990 27) [Photographs] – Weicker Gubernatorial Campaign Headquarters, Southington, Connecticut1990 28) [Photographs] – Weicker Gubernatorial Campaign – Hot Air BalloonSub-series J – Audio-Visual Records*? move w/ other audiocassettes? Box 18311992 1) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – ACP Convention, July 25Undated 2) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Avice’s Tape1992 3) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Connecticut Department of Education Commissioner Vincent Ferrendino, “Radio Pages”, December 19Undated 4) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – CPTV, February 28Undated 5) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Eco Summit, February 11991 6) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Governor Weicker’s Budget Address to the General Assembly, February 131992 7) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., “No Free Lunch”, Harvard University, March 311990 8) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Manchester Chamber of Commerce1989 9) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Open Air New England 891998 10) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Side One: Perot/Tax Refunds, July 16; Side Two: Watergate, JuneUndated 11) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Thursday Channel 30Undated 12) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Unidentified Number 1Undated 13) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Unidentified Number 2 1993 14) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WCUM-1450 am, “Radio Cumbre”, Interview with Governor Lowell P. Weicker, April 12Undated 15) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Weicker CBA1990 16) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – Weicker, New Haven, June 20Undated 17) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WELI 960 am, New Haven, Connecticut1992 18) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WKZE AM 1020, Governor Lowell Weicker/Harrison Salisbury, August 281992 19) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WKZE AM 1020, Governor Lowell Weicker/Harrison Salisbury, August 281991 20) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WPOP/WIOF. Hartford, Connecticut, January 8Undated 21) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WTIC 1080, Lowell Weicker, June 71990 22) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WTIC 1080, Perspective, Excerpts, June 101991 23) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WTIC 1080, Health Update, University of Connecticut Health Center, May 20-241991 24) [Audio-Visual Records] – Audio Cassette – WTIC 1080, Lowell Weicker, August Box 1832*?move? Undated Avice Number 1. Computer diskette [Disk 1082]*?move? Undated Avice Number 2. Computer Diskette [Disk 0183]Undated 2) [Audio-Visual Records] – Four Micro Cassettes in Plastic Case – UnidentifiedUndated 3) [Audio-Visual Records] – Ten Micro Cassettes in Box – Unidentified1991 4) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Budget Address, February 13Undated 5) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Marie Cerletty, ITN – The News Division of Britain’s Commercial T.V. Network Undated 6) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Connecticut Newsmakes1994 7) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Connecticut Tourism, “Unity Dinner Video”, April 251991 8) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Con O’Leary Live with Governor Weicker, April 151993 9) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Governor Weicker Interview, December 91991 10) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Governor Weicker Keynote Address to the Economic Summit, January 31Undated 11) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Handgun Control, Incorporated – “Assault Weapons: The Deadly Distinction”Box 18331994 1) [Audio-Visual Records] – VH Video Tape – Interview – Channel 12, Fairfield County – Commissioner Vincent FerrandinoUndated 2) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Morrison1992 3) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Oliver Productions, Incorporated – The McLaughlin Group – “One on One”- Weicker, June 5Undated 4) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – “On the Record”, Connecticut Public Television – WeickerUndated 5) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Pratt and Whitney, 777 Visit1992 6) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Primetime Dub – Show History, May 21Undated 7) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Research America – Down Syndrome National and Cancer National1992 8) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – State of the State Message, February 51993 9) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – State of the State Address, January 61993 10) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – State of the State Address, January 6, with Commentary 1993 11) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – “The Physician’s Role in Workers’ Compensation”, March 4Box 1834Undated 1) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Unidentified Number 1Undated 2) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Unidentified Number 2Undated 3) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – Unidentified Number 31994 4) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – University of New Haven Commencement (with notes), January1992 5) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – WABC-TV – Celeste Ford – Profiles in Courage Award, September 211993 6) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – “Weicker at Midterm” – Cablevision Community Special, February1991 7) [Audio-Visual Records] – VHS Video Tape – WVIT 30 “Newsmakers”, April 5Sub-series K – Voting RecordsBox 18351988, 1991 1) [Voting Records] – The Weicker Record: 1983-1988Sub-series L – MiscellaneousUndated 2) [Miscellaneous] – Cartoon by Dorn Fried, Lowell Weicker and Republican and Democratic Opponents1990 3) [Miscellaneous] – Cartoon by George Novak, Lowell Weicker, Bruce Morrison, and John RowlandUndated 4) [Miscellaneous] – License Plate – “Connecticut-Governor-Constitution State”Undated 5) [Miscellaneous] – License Plate – “Connecticut-1-LIS-Preserve the Sound”Undated 6) [Miscellaneous] – License Plate – “Connecticut-Sound-1-Preserve the Sound” 1993 7) [Miscellaneous] – License Plate – “Governor CT-The 52nd Presidential Inaugural-An American Reunion”1990 8) [Miscellaneous] – Campaign T-Shirt, “Weicker Governor”Sub-series M – Appointment BooksBox 18361989-1991 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19901989-1991 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – 19901990-1992 3) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Governor Lowell P. Weicker Jr. – 1991Box 18371991-1993 1) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 19921992-1993 2) [Appointment Books] – Brooks Brothers Diary – Lowell P. Weicker – 19931993-1994 3) [Appointment Books] – BusinessWeek Planner – Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. – 1993Series VI – Weicker Family RecordsSub-series A – Lowell Weicker Sr. FilesSubject FilesBox 18381946-1951 1) Air Force Association – By-Laws and Financial Reports1950 2) ECA – Economic Cooperation Administration – Berlin, Germany Trip, April 1956 3) [North Atlantic Treaty Organization] – Publication1955 4) [North Atlantic Treaty Organization] – Reports by Lowell Weicker Sr.1954-1955 5) [North Atlantic Treaty Organization] – Resignation from NATO 1952 6) [North Atlantic Treaty Organization] – U.S. Council on NATO – First Draft, October 201964-1979 7) [North Star] – Yacht – GeneralUndated 8) [North Star] – Yacht – Private Ensign1956 9) [Northco Corporation] – Rex Cowley – Miscellaneous CorrespondenceBox 18391957-1959 1) [Northco Corporation] – Rex Cowley – Miscellaneous Correspondence1956-1963 2) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – Correspondence1956-1957 3) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer, Wood – Northco Correspondence1956-1957 4) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – Filing References 1957 5) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – Industry – India – 21-02 1956-1957 6) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – Industry – Switzerland – 16- 03 1956 7) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – International Organizations1956 8) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – License Agreement and Amendment to License Agreement1956 9) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Belgium – 01-011956 10) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Canada – 02-011956 11) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Denmark – 03-011956-1957 12) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – France – 04-011956-1957 13) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Germany – 05-011956 14) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Greece – 06-01 1956 15) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Iceland – 07-011956-1957 16) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Italy – 08-011956 17) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Luxembourg – 09-01Box 18401956-1957 1) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Netherlands – 16-011956 2) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Norway – 11-011956-1957 3) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Portugal – 12-011956-1957 4) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Spain – 18-011956 5) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – Turkey – 13-011956-1957 6) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – United Kingdom – 14-011956 7) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – NATO Delegation – United States – 15-01Undated 8) [Northco Corporation] – Dardick Corporation – Public Relations Material1950 9) [Northco Corporation] – Doman Helicopters, Incorporated – Curtiss-Wright License Agreement, May 41957 10) [Northco Corporation] – Doman Helicopters, Incorporated – License Agreements and Sales Agreements 1957-1960 11) [Northco Corporation] – Doman Helicopters, Incorporated – Miscellaneous Correspondence 1956-1959 12) [Northco Corporation] – Miscellaneous Correspondence1976 13) [Lowell Weicker Sr.] – Biography – Who’s Who in America 1968 14) [Lowell Weicker Sr.] – Speech – “The Role of International Commerce in a Political World”, March 191942-1945 15) [World War II] – Army Air Force – G-2 – Personal Papers, Folder 11942-1945 16) [World War II] – Army Air Force – G-2 – Personal Papers, Folder 21945 17) [World War II] – History of Operational Intelligence Division1945 18) [World War II] – Jeeping in the Country That Was – Survey of War Damage in GermanyBox 18411942-1945 1) [World War II] – Miscellaneous Papers from War Service1945 2) [World War II] – Personal Letters From E.T.O – European Theater of Operations, January-June 19451944-1945 3) [World War II] – Target Tour in Germany, April 17-22, 1945 – Survey of Bombing Damage in Germany1942-1945 4) [World War II] – War Years File – June 1942 to October 1945Correspondence Files1956-1978 5) A1950-1967 6) Julian Allen1966-1978 7) Hoyt Ammidon1945-1971 8) General Fred L. Anderson, Folder 11945-1971 9) General Fred L. Anderson, Folder 2Box 18421957-1971 1) Robert B. Anderson – U.S. Secretary of the Treasury1947-1978 2) B, Folder 11947-1978 3) B, Folder 21947-1978 4) B, Folder 3 1947-1978 5) B, Folder 41959-1965 6) Norbert Baillen1965-1971 7) Wilfred Baumgartner1952-1960 8) Pierre Bedard1957-1975 9) Countess Estelle and Bertil Bernadotte1956-1965 10) Pierre Billotte1960-1974 11) Ennemond Bizot1952-1975 12) Etienne BoegnerBox 18431963-1969 1) Oliver Brooks1946-1977 2) David Bruce1955-1959 3) William A.M. Burden1956-1965 4) John L. Burns1946-1978 5) C, Folder 11946-1978 6) C, Folder 21963-1966 7) John Cahill1958-1969 8) Merwin Cass1945-1978 9) Bentinck V. Cavendish1970-1971 10) George Champion1970-1978 11) Charitable Contributions, Folder 11970-1978 12) Charitable Contributions, Folder 2Box 18441970-1978 1) Charitable Contributions, Folder 3 1970-1978 2) Charitable Contributions, Folder 41970-1978 3) Charitable Contributions, Folder 51949-1972 4) Paul J. Chase1959-1972 5) Colonel Michael Chrichton1964-1975 6) John B. Clark1957-1963 7) S. Sloan Colt1956-1978 8) Alan Corey, Jr.1952-1964 9) Philip Cortney, Folder 11952-1964 10) Philip Cortney, Folder 2Box 18451958-1978 1) Hernando Courtright, Folder 11958-1978 2) Hernando Courtright, Folder 21957-1978 3) Rex and Wren Cowley – General Correspondence, Folder 11957-1978 4) Rex and Wren Cowley – General Correspondence, Folder 21957-1978 5) Rex and Wren Cowley – General Correspondence, Folder 31945-1961 6) Gordon, Alan, and Robert Crary1959-1968 7) Creel Family1951-1978 8) D, Folder 1Box 18461951-1978 1) D, Folder 21959-1971 2) Norris Darrell1959-1974 3) Gates Davison1957-1967 4) Pierre De Kerveguen 1946-1971 5) Thomas E. Dewey1956-1965 6) Giuliano Di Stefano1965-1972 7) Alain Du Breil1970-1974 8) Luc Alexandre Du Portal1961-1972 9) Roberto Ducci1959-1974 10) Therese and Don Durgin1952-1977 11) E1958-1970 12) Sir William Elliot – British Air Chief Marshall1937-1977 13) F, Folder 11937-1977 14) F, Folder 21964-1970 15) Douglas FairbanksBox 18471958-1973 1) Boris Finaly1969-1978 2) William Foley1957-1970 3) Frank M. Folsom1965 4) Professor Dott, Emilio Forti1946-1975 5) G, Folder 11946-1975 6) G, Folder 21956-1965 7) Paul Garrett1959-1969 8) Evelyn Gates1961 9) James Gavin 1956-1978 10) Robert Gerard, Folder 11956-1978 11) Robert Gerard, Folder 21952-1978 12) Ernest Gross 1964-1977 13) Robert Grosvenor – Duke of Westminster1955-1973 14) General Alfred M. Gruenther1959-1971 15) Raymond Guest1937-1978 16) H, Folder 1Box 18481937-1978 1) H, Folder 21937-1978 2) H, Folder 31945-1978 3) William W. Haines, Folder 11945-1978 4) William W. Haines, Folder 21969-1978 5) Harry L. Hammond1951-1966 6) Graham Hayman, Esquire1950-1971 7) Frank Hemenway, Jr.1963-1978 8) A.J. Hettinger1950-1962 9) Paul G. Hoffman1956-1957 10) John J. Hopkins, December 19571957-1975 11) Amory Houghton1958-1961 12) Arthur Houghton1952-1977 13) A.F. Hurlstone, Lentheric Perfumes and Cosmetics, London, England1956-1972 14) Edward F. HuttonBox 18491950-1967 1) I1955-1978 2) Lord Hastings Ismay1952-1977 3) J 1956-1964 4) Charles Douglas Jackson1941-1976 5) Walter Jeliffe1939-1977 6) Mr. and Mrs. Brewster Jennings1937-1973 7) Lawrence K. Jennings, Folder 11937-1973 8) Lawrence K. Jennings, Folder 21946-1977 9) K1967-1971 10) Frances G. Knight – Department of State Passport Office1957-1963 11) Lee Kraft1945-1978 12) L, Folder 1Box 18501945-1978 1) L, Folder 21957-1973 2) Lawrenceville School1956-1966 3) Mrs. Sydney Legendre1957-1966 4) George H. Love1948-1977 5) M, Folder 11948-1977 6) M, Folder 21951-1976 7) Mac1958-1968 8) Douglas MacArthur II1956-1970 9) Mrs. Elise Malone1962-1969 10) Lord Martonmere – Roland Robinson1949-1978 11) Mc1942-1978 12) Stewart McClintic1941-1978 13) John J. McCloy, Folder 1 Box 18511941-1978 1) John J. McCloy, Folder 21956-1969 2) Malcolm S. McConihe1964-1972 3) Edwin C. McDonald1945-1969 4) George McDonald, Folder 11945-1969 5) George McDonald, Folder 21951-1967 6) James McLaughry1961-1974 7) Charles Mellor1965, 1969 8) Willard Mellor1965-1976 9) Honorable Francis E. Meloy, Jr.1956-1962 10) Livingston Merchant1957-1967 11) Eugene H. Merrill1950-1978 12) J. Edward Meyer, Jr.1959-1968 13) Jack Mohr1958-1977 14) Raymond F. Moreland1899-1978 15) Mrs. Sherley Morgan1957-1973 16) Relman Morin – Dorothy Liebes1970-1971 17) James H. Morse1964 18) James L. MurphyBox 18521961-1976 1) Senator George Murphy1952-1973 2) Richard Myers1947-1973 3) N1956-1978 4) Thomas S. Nichols 1959-1975 5) General Lauris Norstad1946-1978 6) O1957 7) John Olin1966-1976 8) Fernand Oltramare1800s-1978 9) P, Folder 11800s-1978 10) P, Folder 21956-1976 11) Frank PaceBox 18531949-1978 1) Dr. Franco Palma, Folder 11949-1978 2) Dr. Franco Palma, Folder 21964-1978 3) John Parkinson1957-1968 4) Richard Patterson1951-1978 5) Warren Lee Pierson1956-1959 6) Paul R. Porter1946-1978 7) Lewis Powell, Folder 11946-1978 8) Lewis Powell, Folder 21946-1978 9) Lewis Powell, Folder 3Box 18541946-1978 1) Lewis Powell, Folder 41945-1973 2) Q1950-1960 3) Edgar M. Queeny1946-1978 4) R, Folder 11946-1978 5) R, Folder 2 1951-1976 6) Roland Redmond1956-1973 7) Joseph Verner Reed1952-1976 8) Philip Reed1966-1977 9) Ann Paulsen Reinhardt – Mrs. Peter Reinhardt1962-1971 10) Honorable Frederick Reinhardt1958-1970 11) John Richards1958-1973 12) Alwin Richtberg1958-1968 13) Nelson Rockefeller1965-1971 14) Felix Rohatyn1969 15) Cosimo Ruceliai1946-1978 16) S, Folder 11946-1978 17) S, Folder 21972-1976 18) Harvey Sadow1956-1968 19) Julien Saks1965-1974 20) Dickran Sarkisian1956-1970 21) Thea SchatkeBox 18551950-1970 1) Mr. Konstanty C. Sheunert1952-1977 2) John M. Schiff1959 3) General Van Cortland Schuyler1959-1961 4) George H. Sibley1964-1974 5) Martha Slater1950-1963 6) Alfred P. Sloan1966, 1968 7) Richard S. Smith 1966 8) Charles H. Sommer1946-1974 9) General Carl Spaatz1956-1970 10) George Stafford1952-1955 11) Harold E. Stassen1966-1977 12) David Sutherland1952-1977 13) T1956-1967 14) Lawrence C. Thaw1952-1962 15) Henry Tiarks1958-1967 16) John J. Toohy1957-1968 17) Juan Trippe1956-1963 18) Albert O. Trostel1956-1966 19) Sommerville Pinckney Tuck1941-1969 20) Erwin C. Uihlein1962-1978 21) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Ulmer, Folder 11962-1978 22) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Ulmer, Folder 21967-1975 23) Giorgio Uzielli1938-1978 24) V1964-1975 25) Frank Vanderup, Jr.Box 18561955-1977 1) Henry Van Vredenburch1952-1978 2) W1958-1978 3) Walston Family1959-1966 4) Arthur K. Watson1951-1961 5) Thomas J. Watson 1956-1969 6) Mrs. Herman Weicker – Aunt Mary1950-1975 7) William E. Weiss, Jr.1965-1975 8) Leo D. Welch1958-1972 9) H. Spottswood White1956-1977 10) Paul Williams, Folder 1 1956-1977 11) Paul Williams, Folder 21962 12) C. Glenn Williamson1976 13) William Willis1948-1962 14) Richard W. Wortham, Jr.1946-1953 15) Karl Wunsche1958-1961 16) Y1961-1963 17) Charles A. Young1957-1964 18) ZMiscellaneousBox 18571952 1) Photo Album – Trans World Airlines, ‘Star of America’, Around the World Survey Flight, November 11-December 14, 1952Undated 2) Signature Plate – Lowell Weicker Sr.Sub-series B – Lowell Weicker Jr. FilesSubject FilesBox 18581973-1998 1) [Constitutional Issues] – Independent Counsel Law, Folder 11973-1998 2) [Constitutional Issues] – Independent Counsel Law, Folder 2 2001 3) [Environmental Issues] – Pew Environmental Health Commission1994-1995 4) [Handicapped] – Americans with Disabilities Act of 19901989 5) [International Affairs] – United Nations – South Africa and Namibia Panel1985 6) [Republican Party] – Open Primaries – Republican Party of the State of Connecticut vs. Julia H. Tashjian – Appellees’ Brief1977 7) [Watergate] – Special Prosecution Force, Special Report, June 1977Clippings2004, 2009 8) [Clippings] – Connecticut Politics and WatergateSpeeches and Statements1995 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks to The Alliance for Justice, May 231995 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks on Health Care, September 111995 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Violence and Poverty, November 151997 12) [Speeches and Statements] – “The Constitution: Any Present Value?”, Dickinson College Constitution Day Address, September 18Box 18591998 1) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Cuba1998 2) [Speeches and Statements] – Mitchell College Commencement Address1999 3) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Impeachment1999 4) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Impeachment2000 5) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Third Parties2004 6) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Constitution2004 7) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks to Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association, November 17 2006 8) [Speeches and Statements] – Remarks to The First Congregational Church of Old Lyme, Old Lyme, Connecticut, September 24Undated 9) [Speeches and Statements] – Comments on Politics and ScienceUndated 10) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech to National Association of Community Action AgenciesUndated 11) [Speeches and Statements] – Speech to Pew Charitable Trust on Campaign Finance ReformUndated 12) [Speeches and Statements] – Unidentified SpeechMiscellaneous1979 13) [Miscellaneous] – Bridgeport Office – Business Resource Center of Connecticut – Certificate of Appreciation, June 131974 14) [Miscellaneous – Bridgeport Office – Cartoon of Lowell Weicker by Ranan Lurie, New York Times, October 61983 15) [Miscellaneous] – Bridgeport Office – Connecticut Association of School Psychologists – Distinguished Service Award, June 21973 16) [Miscellaneous] – Bridgeport Office – Garibaldi M.B. Society, Middletown, Connecticut – Certificate of Appreciation, October 61981 17) [Miscellaneous] – Bridgeport Office – Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States – Citation of Merit, June 191999 18) [Miscellaneous] – Cartoon by Bon Englehart, Hartford Courant, May 261995 19) [Miscellaneous] – Miscellaneous Issues1945 20) [Miscellaneous] – Poem by Lowell Weicker, Jr. – Farewell, O Eagle: Written in Memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt, April 152010 21) [Miscellaneous] – Program – “The ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) at 20, Dreams Delivered, Dreams Delayed”, Legislative Office Building, Hartford, Connecticut, July 261979 22) [Miscellaneous] – The Senate Chamber Desks, Desk LXXVII – Lowell Weicker’s Senate Chamber DeskSub-series C – Weicker Family Files 2010 23) Defending the Disabled: Governor Lowell A. Weicker, Jr., the Americans with Disabilities Act, and other Landmark Legislation, Senior Project by Melissa Weicker, Trinity College, Spring 20101982-1987 24) Family History – Ranney Family1964 25) Reminiscences – By Ethel Palmer Morgan1990 26) Manchester Chamber of Commerce – Letter accompanying Audiocassette 11601991 27) WTIC 1080 – Health Update – University of Connecticut Health Center, May 20-24, 1991 – Letter Accompanying Audiocassette 11751987 28) A Winnable War; A Resource Kit for Those Engaged in the Fight Against Pornography – Dr. James Dobson – Original case and brochures accompanying Audiocassettes 1205 and 1205a1975 29) Hydrolab, August 4, 1975, Day 2, #3 – Notes accompanying Audiocassettes 1313 and 1313a1975 30) Telelectures – Notes accompanying Audiocassettes 1319-1319e1974-1975 31) Telelectures – Notes accompanying Audiocassettes 1320-1320g2010 32) 20th Anniversary of the ADA, Human Rights in Progress… – original jacket and presentation card accompanying Disk 1084Series VII – Barry Sussman FilesBox 18601982-1987 1) Abortion1973-1985 2) Americans with Disabilities Act 1971, 1973 3) Animal Welfare1983 4) Appropriations: Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, Fiscal Year 19841988 5) Awards – Second Annual Lloyd Bentsen Award to Weicker1987 6) Balanced Budget Amendment1972-1986 7) Busing 1986-1988 8) Central America – Nicaraguan ContrasUndated 9) Briefing Book for Senator Lowell Weicker – A Summary of Major Legislative Activities, 98th Congress1971-1988 10) Campaign Reform1977 11) Chemical/Biological Weapons1993 12) Chronology for Maverick1979-1980 13) Chrysler Bailout1973-1988 14) Civil Rights1970 15) Compulsory Military Service1984 16) “Conditions in Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded”Box 18611969-1986 1) Connecticut Issues1982, 1988 2) The Constitution1973-1984 3) Consumer Issues1980-1982 4) Court-Stripping1980-1987 5) Cuba1984-1988 6) Death Penalty/Habeas Corpus1971-1983 7) Defense/Military1983 8) Diving1971, 1974 9) The Draft1970, 1973 10) Drugs/Narcotics1972-1988 11) Education1971 12) Eighteen Year Old Vote1969, 1988 13) The Elderly 1970-1971 14) Employment1982 15) EndorsementsBox 18621973-1986 1) Energy1969-1988 2) Environment1982 3) Equal Rights Amendment1977-1979 4) Ethics1973-1982 5) Foreign Policy1973 6) L. Patrick Gray1983, 1986 7) Grenada/Libya 1987-1988 8) Grove City – Civil Rights Restoration Act1975-1988 9) Handicapped1977-1988 10) Health Care Reform1973-1993 11) Health – Disabled/AIDS – Interviews, Notes, Quotes for Maverick1969-1973 12) Housing1981 13) The Kamber Group1970 14) Kent State ShootingsBox 18631976 1) Percy Knauth, August 101971 2) Lockheed Bailout1975-1985 3) Memorabilia1970-1983 4) Middle East/Israel1969, 1973 5) NASA – Space Program1977 6) Oceans 1978 7) Panama Canal Treaty1970 8) Passports1974, 1980 9) Permanent Public Prosecutor1971-1973 10) The Press – News Media Source Protection Act1971-1972 11) Public Broadcasting1972-1988 12) Public Opinion Toward Weicker1983 13) Religion1971-1988 14) Republican Party1970 15) Research Binder – Thomas Dodd: Education, Endorsements Polls, Labor, Mideast, Urban, Vietnam1970 16) Research Binder – Thomas Dodd: Welfare, What Others are SayingBox 18641970 1) Research Binder – Joseph Duffey: Conservation, Crime, Economy, Education, Endorsements Polls, Labor1970 2) Research Binder – Joseph Duffey: Mideast, Urban, Vietnam, Welfare, What Others are Saying1981-1985 3) School Prayer1971-1984 4) Small Business1969-1970 5) Social Security1985-1986 6) South Africa1982-1988 7) Special Education, PL 94-142, 19821985 8) Staff Report on the Institutionalized Mentally Disabled, April 1-31963-1974 9) Syndicated Columns/Interocean Press Syndicate1969-1976 10) TransportationBox 1865 1970 1) Urban Renewal1968-1973 2) Vietnam1971-1974 3) Watergate, Folder 11973 4) Watergate, Folder 21973 5) Watergate, Folder 31972-1973 6) Watergate, Folder 4Box 18661982 1) Weicker 1982 Campaign1970-1988 2) Weicker Articles1970-1982 3) Weicker Articles and Philosophy1986 4) Weicker Articles1968-1987 5) Weicker Campaigns1971-1986 6) Weicker on Other People1973 7) Weicker on Political Maturity1987 8) Weicker Press ReleasesSeries VIII – MicrofilmsSub-series A – Camera Ready CopyBox 18671969 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 5296011970 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 5296011971 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 529601 Undated 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 532402Undated 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 532402Undated 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 532402Undated 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 7 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 5324021971-1974 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 8 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 614701 – Congressional Records1975 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 9 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 614701 – Congressional RecordsUndated 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 10 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Log Number 629401Undated 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 11 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 631401Undated 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 12 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 632103Undated 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 13 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 632103Undated 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 14 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 700305Undated 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 15 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 7214051976 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 16 – Senator Weicker – Record Vote Analysis, 94th Congress, Second Session – Log Number 721405Undated 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 17 – Senator Weicker – CMS [Computerized Mail System] 000702-7202552002 – Log Number 722903Undated 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 18 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7203552008- 7216552010 – Log Number 722903Undated 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 19 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7223572001- 7258572010 – Log Number 733601 Undated 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 20 – Senator Weicker – 262-299 – Log Number 800601 Undated 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 21 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 814302Undated 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 22 – Senator Weicker – Log Number 814302Undated 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 23 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7327572001- 7349572026 – Log Number 910902Undated 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 24 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8003572001- 8005572080 – Log Number 910902Undated 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 25 – Senator Weicker – 03259 thru 068-59 – Log Number 910903Undated 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 26 – Senator Weicker – 069-59 thru 097- 59 – Log Number 910903Undated 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 27 – Senator Weicker – 097-59 thru 124- 59 – Log Number 910903Undated 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 28 – Senator Weicker – 125-59 thru 8153 – Log Number 910903Box 1868Undated 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 29 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8153-81919 – Log Number 910903Undated 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 30 – Senator Weicker – CMS 81925-82165 – Log Number 910903Undated 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 31 – Senator Weicker – CMS 82195-829657 – Log Number 910903Undated 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 32 – Senator Weicker – CMS 829759- 831701 – Log Number 910903Undated 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 33 – Senator Weicker – CMS 831810- 835359 – Log Number 910903Undated 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 34 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9002101006- 220 – Log Number 917203 Undated 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 35 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9015101003- 9039103001 – Log Number 917203Undated 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 36 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9040102001- 9089102021 – Log Number 917203Undated 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 37 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9092101001- 9230101002 – Log Number 917203Undated 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 38 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9131592001- 9145592123 – Log Number 917203Undated 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 39 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9-289-10-2 thru 9-232-10-1-3 – Log Number 003703Undated 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 40 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9018592001 thru 9193102100 – Log Number 004301Undated 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 41 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9194101001- 9229102079 – Log Number 004303Undated 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 42 – Senator Weicker – CMS 9-290-101 thru 9-354-103 – Log Number 010004Undated 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 43 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0008101001 thru 0043102189 – Log Number 018303Undated 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 44 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0043102189 thru 0087103212 – Log Number 018303Undated 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 45 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0087102 thru 0091102 – Log Number 018303Undated 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 46 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0093101001 thru 0136101007 – Log Number 028902Undated 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 47 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0136102001 thru 0155101043 – Log Number 028902Undated 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 48 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0155102001 thru 0191102043 – Log Number 028902Undated 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 49 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0192101001 thru 0199102092 – Log Number 028902Undated 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 50 – Senator Weicker – CMS 02001013 thru 0248102151 – Log Number 104909 Undated 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 51 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0249101001 thru 0281103001 – Log Number 104909Undated 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 52 – Senator Weicker – CMS (9345103001) 0281102 thru 033642004 – Log Number 106402Undated 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 53 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0336102001 thru 0347103027 – Log Number 106402Undated 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 54 – Senator Weicker – CMS 0326102035 thru 1027101003 – Log Number 115508Undated 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 55 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1028101001 thru 1054101008 – Log Number 115508Undated 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 56 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1054102058 thru 1113103269 – Log Number 115508Box 1869Undated 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 57 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1-114-10-1 thru 1160103690 – Log Number 118104Undated 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 58 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1161101001 thru 1168102133 – Log Number 118104Undated 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 59 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1168103001 thru 11717102003 – Log Number 118104Undated 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 60 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1-187-09-2001 thru 1-197-10-2068 – Log Number 121204Undated 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 61 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1198092001 thru 1243102188 – Log Number 135101Undated 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 62 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1243102189 thru 1300151006 – 135101 Undated 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 63 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1-300-10-2 thru 1-341-10-1 – Log Number 200405Undated 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 64 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1342103001 thru 2018102158 – Log Number 206004Undated 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 65 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2018102160 thru 2022102001 – Log Number 206004 Undated 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 66 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1118101011- 1118101012 – Also 1118103548 to 1118103571 – Log Number 212404Undated 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 67 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2025151001 thru 2053151025 – Log Number 211903Undated 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 68 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2054101001 thru 2071233240 – Log Number 211903Undated 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 69 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2074101001 thru 2088102143 – Log Number 211903Undated 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 70 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2088151001 thru 2104102054 – Log Number 214006Undated 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 71 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2104103001 thru 2132233245 – Log Number 214006Undated 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 72 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2168232001 thru 2168232043 – Log Number 217205Undated 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 73 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2133231001 thru 2154232250 – Log Number 218701Undated 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 74 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2155102001 thru 2182151077 – Log Number 218701Undated 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 75 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2181102001 thru 2182231001 – Log Number 218701Undated 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 76 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2183151001 thru 2223101002 – Log Number 222502Undated 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 77 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2218 thru 2270 – Log Number 229802Undated 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 78 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2271 thru 2292 – Log Number 229802Undated 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 79 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2291231001- 2355231013 – Log Number 302011Undated 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 80 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2356101001 thru 3017231002 – Log Number 302012Undated 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 81 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3014101 thru 3-067-10-1+3 – Log Number 311107 Undated 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 82 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3-067-15-1- 001 thru 3-074-27-1 – Log Number 311107Undated 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 83 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3075101001- 3116101034 – Log Number 313006Undated 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 84 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3116101035 thru 3126103161 – Log Number 313006Box 1870Undated 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 85 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3126102001 thru 3126102126 – Log Number 313006Undated 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 86 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3129101001 thru 3157103272 – Log Number 317108Undated 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 87 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3157151001 thru 3165151062 – Log Number 317108Undated 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 88 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3-166-10-1+3 thru 3-209-10-1+3 – Log Number 325203Undated 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 89 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3-210-01-1+3 thru 3-245-10-3+4 – Log Number 325203Undated 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 90 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3249101001- 3313053058 – Log Number 336201Undated 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 91 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3313101001- 3318103533 – Log Number 336201Undated 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 92 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3-318-15-1 thru 4-013-10-113 – Log Number 402005Undated 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 93 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4-013-10-2 thru 4-017-10-2-(2) – Log Number 402005Undated 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 94 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4-018-10-1+3 thru 4053103307 – 412105Undated 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 95 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4-054-10-1-3 thru 4087161002 – Log Number 412406 Undated 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 96 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4088101001- 4122093249 – Log Number 418411Undated 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 97 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4122101001- 4150271008 – Log Number 418411Undated 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 98 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4151101001- 4171102291 – Log Number 418411Undated 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 99 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4172101001- 4219101148 – Log Number 427203Undated 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 100 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4219102001 thru 4237101040 – Log Number 427203Undated 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 101 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4241101001 thru 4289101001 – Log Number 503014Undated 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 102 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4290102001 thru 4355103003 – Log Number 503014Undated 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 103 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4356101001 thru 5025103112 – Log Number 503014Undated 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 104 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5028 thru 5060 – Log Number 515502Undated 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 105 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5060 thru 5092 – Log Number 515502Undated 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 106 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5093 thru 5115 – Log Number 515502Undated 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 107 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5115 thru 5119 – Log Number 515502Undated 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 108 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5120102001 thru 5149073080 – Log Number 533412Undated 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 109 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5149081002 thru 5192102159 – Log Number 522412Undated 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 110 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5192102160 thru 5214103267 – Log Number 522412Undated 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 111 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5-217-10- 1+3 thru 5-261-10-1+3 – Log Number 603601 Undated 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 112 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5-262-10- 1+3 thru 5-294-10-1+3 – Log Number 603601Box 1871Undated 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 113 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5-294-10-1+3 thru 5-309-10-1+3 – Log Number 603601Undated 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 114 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5-310-10-1+3 thru 5-337-10-1+3 – Log Number 603601Undated 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 115 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5-338-10-1+3 thru 5-343-10-1+3 – Log Number 603601Undated 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 116 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5344101001 thru 6038101+3 – Log Number 609309Undated 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 117 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6-041-10-1+3 thru 6-060-10-1+3 – Log Number 609309Undated 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 118 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6-070-10-1+3 thru 6-085-10-2 – Log Number 609309Undated 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 119 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6-086-101+3 thru 6129081001 – Log Number 631805Undated 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 120 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6129081001 thru 6177101041 – Log Number 631805Undated 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 121 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6178101001 thru 6225102013 – Log Number 631805Undated 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 122 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6232101001 thru 6247103093 – Log Number 631805Undated 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 123 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6-251-10-1 thru 6-303-10-1 – Log Number 702001Undated 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 124 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6-308-10-1 thru 6-356-10-1 – Log Number 702001Undated 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 125 – Senator Weicker – CMS 70051013 thru 7068101001 – Log Number 801213Undated 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 126 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7069101003 thru 7114103239 – Log Number 801213 Undated 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 127 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7117103001 thru 7155103202 – Log Number 801213Undated 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 128 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7156101001 thru 7201101123 – Log Number 801213Undated 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 129 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7202103001 thru 7243101+3Undated 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 130 – Senator Weicker – CMS 72441013 thru 7294103721 – Log Number 801213Undated 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 131 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7295101001 thru 7324102196 – Log Number 801213Undated 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 132 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7324102197 thru 7357101+3 – Log Number 801213Undated 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 133 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8007-10- 2001 thru 8041-10-3475 – Log Number 810217Undated 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 134 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8042101001 thru 8064103038 – Log Number 810217Undated 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 135 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8064103039 thru 8083103248 – Log Number 810217Undated 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 136 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8-084- 101+3 thru 8-104-101+3 – Log Number 815501Undated 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 137 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8-105-10- 1+3 thru 8-123-10-1+3 – Log Number 815501Undated 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 138 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8-124-10- 1+3 thru 8-140-10-1+3 – Log Number 815501Undated 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 139 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8141101001 thru 816010113 – Log Number 820404Undated 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 140 – Senator Weicker – CMS 816110113 thru 8182101+3 – Log Number 820703Box 1872 Undated 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 141 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8183101001 thru 8194102001 – Log Number 820703Undated 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 142 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8194102129 thru 8202101+3 – Log Number 820703Undated 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Category List, Pages 1-2189 – Log Number 721603Undated 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Category List, Pages 2190-4677 – Log Number 721603Undated 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report 1978 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 25, 1978 – Log Number 8116011978 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 0 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 2, 1978 – Log Number 9008011979 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 8, 1979 – Log Number 9036021979 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 8, 1979 – Log Number 9036021979 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 19, 1979 – Log Number 9264061979 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 19, 1979 – Log Number 9264061979 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 31, 19791979 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 31, 19791979 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 13, 1979 – WO Number 121379-271979 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 13, 1979 – WO Number 121379-271979 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 13, 1979 – WO Number 121379-27 1980 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 10 – WO Number 011080-201978-1980 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 10, 1980 – Date, August 17, 1978 – WO Number 011080-201978-1980 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 10, 1980 – Date, June 15, 1979 – WO Number 011080-201976-1980 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 1, 1980 – January 26, 1976 thru August 18, 1978 – WO Number 040180-191978-1980 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 1, 1980 – August 18, 1978 thru June 15, 1979 – WO Number 04180-191979-1980 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge Number 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 1, 1980 – June 15, 1979 thru April 5, 1980 – WO Number 04180-191976-1980 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 6, 1980 – January 14, 1976 (page 45) thru August 18, 1980 – WO Number 050580-311978-1980 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 6, 1980 – August 18, 1978 thru June 6, 1979 – WO Number 050580-311979-1980 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 6, 1980 – June 15, 1979 thru May 19, 1980 – WO Number 050580-311976-1980 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, July 2, 1980 – January 14, 1976 thru August 18, 1978 – WO Number 070180-331979-1980 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, July 2, 1980 – May 3, 1979 thru August 18, 1980 – WO Number 070180-331979-1980 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, July 2, 1980 – May 3, 1979 thru April 2, 1980 – WO Number 070180-33Box 18731980 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, July 2, 1980 – April 2, 1980 thru June 27, 1980 – WO Number 070180-331976-1980 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1980 – January 14, 1976 thru August 17, 1978 – WO Number 090480-44 1978-1980 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1980 – August 17, 1978 thru June 14, 1979 – WO Number 090480-441979-1980 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1980 – June 14, 1979 thru June 16, 1980 – WO Number 090480-441980 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1980 – January 16, 1980 thru December 4, 1980 – WO Number 090480-441976-1980 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, November 1, 1980 – January 14, 1976 thru August 17, 1980 – WO Number 103080-121978-1980 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, November 1, 1980 – August 17, 1978 thru June 14, 1979 – WO Number 103080-121979-1980 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, November 1, 1980 – June 14, 1979 thru June 16, 1980 – WO Number 103080-121980 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, November 1, 1980 – June 16, 1980 thru December 8, 1980 – WO Number 103080-121978-1980 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 3, 1980 – August 17, 1978 – WO Number 120380-161978-1980 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 3, 1980 – August 17, 1978 thru June 14, 1980 – WO Number 120380-161980 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 3, 1980 – June 14, 1980 thru June 16, 1980 – WO Number 120380-161980 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, December 3, 1980 – June 16, 1980 thru December 8, 1980 – WO Number 120380-161976-1981 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 7, 1981 – January 14, 1976 thru August 17, 1978 – WO Number 010581-391978-1981 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 7, 1981 – August 17, 1978 thru April 27, 1979 – WO Number 010581-391979-1981 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 7, 1981 – April 27, 1979 thru March 25, 1980 – WO Number 010581-391980-1981 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, January 7, 1981 – March 25, 1980 thru December 31, 1980 – WO Number 010581-391976-1981 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, February 27, 1981 – January 14, 1976 thru August 17, 1978 – WO Number 022781-43 1978-1981 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, February 27, 1981 – August 17, 1978 thru June 14, 1979 – WO Number 022781-431979-1981 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, February 27, 1981 – June 14, 1979 thru June 12, 1980 – WO Number 022781-431980-1981 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, February 27, 1981 – June 12, 1980 thru February 24, 1981 – WO Number 022781-431981 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, February 27, 1981 – February 24, 1981 thru March 4, 1981 – WO Number 022781-431976-1981 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 4, 1981 – January 14, 1976 thru August 18, 1978 – WO Number 040381-451978-1981 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 4, 1981 – August 18, 1978 thru June 18, 1979 – WO Number 040381-451979-1981 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 4, 1981 – June 18, 1979 thru June 16, 1980 – WO Number 040381-451980-1981 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 4, 1981 – June 16, 1980 thru September 8, 1980 – WO Number 040381-451981 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, April 4, 1981 – January 26, 1981 thru April 1, 1981 – WO Number 040381-45Box 18741976-1981 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 1, 1981 – January 14, 1976 thru August 18, 1978 – WO 050181-431978-1981 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 1, 1981 – August 18, 1978 thru June 18, 1979 – WO 050181-431979-1981 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 1, 1981 – June 18, 1979 thru June 16, 1980 – WO 050181-431980-1981 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 1, 1981 – June 16, 1980 thru February 20, 1981 – WO 050181-431981 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, May 1, 1981 – February 20, 1981 thru April 30, 1981 – WO 0540181-43 1976-1978 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, June 10, 1981 – January 14, 1976 thru August 18, 1978 – WO 060981-071978-1981 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, June 10, 1981 – August 18, 1978 thru June 18, 1979 – WO 060981-071979-1981 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, June 10, 1981 – June 18, 1979 thru June 16, 1980 – WO Number 060981-071980-1981 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, June 10, 1981 – June 16, 1980 thru February 25, 1981 – WO Number 060981-071981 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, June 10, 1981 – February 25, 1981 thru June 6, 1981 – WO Number 060981-071978-1981 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, August 8, 1981 – August 18, 1978 – WO Number 080781-311978-1981 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, August 8, 1981 – August 18, 1978 thru June 19, 1979 – WO Number 080781-311979-1981 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, August 8, 1981 – June 19, 1979 thru June 18, 1980 – WO Number 080781-311980-1981 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, August 8, 1981 – June 18, 1980 thru March 13, 1981 – WO Number 080781-311981 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, August 8, 1981 – March 13, 1981 thru July 14, 1981 – WO Number 080781-311981 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, August 8, 1981 – July 14, 1981 thru August 5, 1981 – WO Number 080781-311978-1981 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1981 – August 18, 1978 – WO Number 090481-281978-1981 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1981 – August 18, 1978 thru June 19, 1979 – WO Number 090481-281979-1981 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1981 – June 19, 1979 thru June 18, 1980 – WO Number 090481-281980-1981 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1981 – June 18, 1980 thru March 4, 1981 – WO Number 090481-281981 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1981 – March 4, 1981 thru July 8, 1981 – WO Number 090481-28 1981 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, September 5, 1981 – July 8, 1981 thru December 30, 1981 – WO Number 090481-28 1978-1981 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 8, 1981 – August 18, 1978 – WO Number 100781-361978-1981 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 8, 1981 – August 18, 1978 thru May 14, 1979 – WO Number 100781-361979-1981 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 8, 1981 – May 14, 1979 thru April 17, 1980 – WO Number 100781-361980-1981 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 8, 1981 – April 17, 1980 thru April 14, 1981 – WO Number 100781-361981 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 8, 1981 – April 14, 1981 thru August 14, 1981 – WO Number 100781-36Box 18751981 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Date Report, October 8, 1981 – August 14, 1981 thru September 4, 1981 – WO Number 100781-361979 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Form Letter, Abortion thru Donald R. Hough – December 13, 1979 – WO Number 121379-281979 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Form Letter, Donald Hough thru SOS – December 13, 1979 – WO Number 121379-281979 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Form Letter, SOS Meeting thru D.B. Zyzo – December 13, 1979 – WO Number 121379-281978 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 25, 1978 – Log Number 8116011978 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 5, 1978 – A-Z – Log Number 9008011979 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 8, 1979 – A-N – Log Number 9036021979 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 8, 1979 – O-Z – Log Number 903602 1979 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 19, 1979 – A-L – Log Number 9264061979 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 19, 1979 – L-Z – Log Number 9264061979 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 31, 1979 1979 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 31, 19791979 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 31, 1979 – Michael Swift1980 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 10, 1980 – Thomas Aagerson thru Susan Holmes – WO Number 011080-211980 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 10, 1980 – Miss Suzanne Holmes thru Lawrence H. Smith – WO Number 91080-211980 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 10, 1980 – Lawrence Smith thru D.B. Zyzo – WO Number 011080-211980 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 1, 1980 – Thomas Aageson thru Walter Haaser – WO Number 040180-201980 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 1, 1980 – Walter Haaser thru Chalres D. Oppenheimer – WO Number 040180-201980 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 1, 1980 – David M. Opperman thru Dorothea B. Zyzo – WO Number 040180-201980 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 6, 1980 – William C. Abata (Page 54) thru Patrick Greanville – WO Number 050580-301980 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 6, 1980 – Patrick Greanville thru Suzette M. Pletcher – WO Number 050580-301980 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 6, 1980 – Dr. Max Pletman thru Dorothea B. Zyzo – WO Number 050580-311980 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, July 2, 1980 – Thomas Aageson thru Ms. Joanna Gibson – WO Number 070180-341980 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, July 2, 1980 – Kenneth Gibson thru Wilma Older – WO Number 070180-34 1980 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, July 2, 1980 – Edith Olderman thru Byline Zno – WO Number 070180-341980 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, July 2, 1980 – Byline Zno thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 070180-341980 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 4, 1980 – Thomas Aageson thru Comm. Jack Fusari – WO 080480-131980 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 4, 1980 – Karl Fusaris thur R.K. McKeegan – WO 080480-13Box 18761980 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 4, 1980 – Casey McKeever thru Harvey Tullo – WO Number 080480-131980 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 4, 1980 – Irmgard Tullo thru Dorothea B. Zyzo – WO Number 080480-13 1980 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 6, 1980 – Robert Archant thru Norman Fox – WO Number 090480-451980 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 6, 1980 – Patricia Fox thru Jordan Mitchell – WO Number 090480-451980 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 6, 1980 – June Mitchell thru Don K. Vance – WO Number 090480-451980 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 6, 1980 – Gay Vance thru Dorothea B. Zyzo – WO Number 090480-451980 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, November 1, 1980 – Thomas H. Aageson thru Jonathan Flanner – WO Number 103080-111980 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, November 1, 1980 – John L. Flannery thru Gordon C. McNulty – WO Number 103080-111980 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, November 1, 1980 – Kevin McNulty thru Daniel Thibodeau – WO Number 103080-111980 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, November 1, 1980 – David H. Thibodeau thru Dorothea B. Zyzo – WO Number 103080-11 1980 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 4, 1980 – Thomas Aageson thru Jan Fish-Brown – WO Number 120380-171980 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 4, 1980 – Jan Fish-Brown thru Ruth McGlathery – WO Number 120380-171980 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 4, 1980 – Ruth McGlathery thru Phillip Taft – WO Number 120380-171980 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 4, 1980 – Honorable Robert Taft thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 120380-171981 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 7, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru Mary C. Feustel – WO Number 010581-381981 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 7, 1981 – Edward Fewes thru John McConnell – WO Number 010581-381981 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 7, 1981 – John McCormack thru Mary B. Stockman – WO Number 010581-381981 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 7, 1981 – Mary Stockman thru Byline Zno – WO Number 010581-381981 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 7, 1981 – Byline Zno thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 010581-381981 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 27, 1981 – Robert Archant thru Fag Bearings, Incorporated – WO Number 022781-421981 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 27, 1981 – Fag Bearings, Incorporated thru S.G. Malmberg – WO Number 022781-421981 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 27, 1981 – Eric Malmquist thru Allan Sloane – WO Number 022781-421981 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 27, 1981 – Allan Sloane thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 022781-421981 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 7, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru John Evans – WO Number 030681-391981 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 7, 1981 – Joe Evans thru Julia Macri – WO Number 030681-391981 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 7, 1981 – Robert Macsin thru Rose Silver – WO Number 030681-39 1981 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 7, 1981 – Rose Silver thru Byline Zno – WO Number 030681-391981 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 7, 1981 – Byline Zno thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 030681-39Box 18771981 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 4, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru Anne Ellis – WO Number 040381-461981 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 4, 1981 – Betty Ellis thru Philip Lom – WO Number 040381-461981 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 4, 1981 – Robert Lomas thru Leland Schwartz – WO 040381-461981 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 4, 1981 – Jeffrey Schy thru Neal Wilson – WO Number 040381-461981 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 4, 1981 – Neal Wilson thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 040381-461981 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 4, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru Roger Dunn – WO Number 050181-441981 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 4, 1981 – Roger Dunn thru Paul Keller – WO Number 050181-441981 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 4, 1981 – Pauline Keller thru Robin Prince – WO Number 050181-441981 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 4, 1981 – Sabrina Prince thru Lisa Wojan – WO Number 050181-441981 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, May 4, 1981 – Lisa Wojan thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 050181-441981 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, June 9, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru Joseph Derose – WO Number 060981-081981 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, June 9, 1981 – Edith Derose thru Jeanette Karpf – WO Number 060981-08 1981 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, June 9, 1981 – K. Karpich thru Kenneth Pelletier – WO Number 060981-081981 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, June 9, 1981 – Steven Pelletier thru Fred Smith – WO Number 060981-081981 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, June 9, 1981 – Fred Smith thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 060981-081981 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 8, 1981 – Mr. Thomas H. Aageson thru Ms. Margaret L. Dangler – WO Number 080781-301981 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 8, 1981 – Ms. Nancy B. Danher, R.D. thru Mrs. Fay Hasiotis – WO Number 080781-301981 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 8, 1981 – Ms. Janet Hasiotis thru H. William Menard – WO Number 080781-301981 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 8, 1981 – Kevin P. Menard thru Mrs. Rudin – WO Number 080781-301981 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 8, 1981 – Miss T. Rudis thru Mr. Duncan Yetman – WO Number 080781-301981 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, August 8, 1981 – Mr. Duncan Yetman thru Ms. Dorothea B. Zyzo – WO Number 080781-301981 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 5, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru John D’Addario – WO Number 090481-271981 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 5, 1981 – John D’Addario thru Marion Hopper – WO Number 090481-271981 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 5, 1981 – Susan Hopper thru James Moran – WO Number 090481-271981 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 5, 1981 – Jay Moran thru Louis Rivas – WO Number 090481-271981 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 5, 1981 – Michael Riveccio thru Joseph White – WO Number 090481-271981 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, September 5, 1981 – Joyce White thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 090481-271981 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 8, 1981 – Thomas Aageson thru Salvatore Curiale – WO Number 100781-35 Box 18781981 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 8, 1981 – Salvatore Curiale thru Shawn Hallisey – WO Number 100781-351981 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 8, 1981 – Kim Hallissey thru Christopher McCormick – WO Number 100781-351981 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 8, 1981 – Michele McCormick thru Robert Redican – WO Number 100781-351981 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 8, 1981 – Robert Redican thru Michael Walsh – WO Number 100781-351981 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, October 8, 1981 – Gordon Walsh thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 100781-351981 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1981 – Carol Aageson thru Louis Cortese – WO Number 120381-311981 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1981 – Carlos Cortez thru Susan Hansen – WO Number 120381-311981 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1981 – Vic Hansen thru Debbie Marshall – WO Number 120381-311981 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1981 – Debbie Marshall thru Marvin Parker – WO Number 120381-311981 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1981 – Michael Parker thru Carey Stollman – WO Number 120381-311981 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1981 – Israel Stollman thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 120381-311982 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 5, 1982 – Carol Aageson thru Connecticut Commerce Commission – WO Number 020482-541982 13) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 5, 1982 – Connecticut Construction Industry Association thru Margaret Grier – WO Number 020482-541982 14) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 5, 1982 – Robert Grier thru Sherman London – WO Number 020482-54 1982 15) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 5, 1982 – Lone Star Industries thru Robert Noyce – WO Number 020482-541982 16) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 5, 1982 – Noyes Association thru B. Skonieczny – WO Number 020482-541982 17) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, February 5, 1982 – Marlene Skonkieczny thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 020482-541982 18) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – Carol Aageson thru Byron Collins – WO Number 030882-171982 19) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – David Collins thru Eric Gordon – WO Number 030882-171982 20) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – Esterlita Gordon thru Jacob Leftoff – WO Number 030882-171982 21) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – Legal Service Legislative Office thru Tom Morrisey – WO Number 030882-171982 22) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – William Morrissey thru Walter Schardt – WO Number 030882-171982 23) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – Al Scharf thru Dorothy Wilcavage – WO Number 030882-171982 24) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 7 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 8, 1982 – Gwendolyn Wilcher thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 030882-171982 25) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – Thomas Aageson thru Citizens Bank and Trust – WO Number 041482-261982 26) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – Citizens Bank and Trust thru Matthew Garvey – WO Number 041482-361982 27) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – Robert Garvey thru Edna Klein – WO Number 041482-361982 28) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – Ellen Klein thru George McManus – WO Number 041482-36Box 1879 1982 1) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – James McManus thru Karl Rhinehart – WO Number 041482-361982 2) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – Theodore Rhinson thru Jack Traver – WO Number 041482-361982 3) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 7 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 14, 1982 – Sophie Traver thru Dorothea Zyzo – WO Number 041482-361982 4) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1982 – Thomas Aageson thru Charles Hussnatter – WO Number 120282-351982 5) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1982 – Charles Hussnatter thru Deborah Simmons – WO Number 120282-351982 6) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, December 3, 1982 – Dorothy Simmons thru Barbara Zyla – WO Number 120282-351983 7) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, March 22, 1983 – Raymond Abbe thru Gregory Zymbaluk – WO Number 032283-181983 8) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 25, 1983 – Edgar Aavik thru Ted Zychlinski – WO Number 042583-311984 9) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 9, 1984 – Carol Aageson thru Mrs. Mary Hess – WO Number 010984-031984 10) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 9, 1984 – Ms. Pattie Hester thru Mr. Robert Ruthman – WO Number 010984-031984 11) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, January 9, 1984 – Ajmes Lou T. Ruthovsky thru Mr. Robert Zywicki – WO Number 010984-031984 12) [Camera Ready Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Name Report, April 3, 1984 – Sarah Aaron thru Paulette Zyko – WO Number 040384-44Sub-series B – Working CopyBox 18801969 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Public Relations and Speech – Page 3221970 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Public Relations – Page 384 1971 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Public Relations – Page 2401974 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Page 3511973 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Public Relations – Page 3271972 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Public Relations – Page 3771975 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 7 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Public Relations – Page 3741971-1974 8) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 8 – Senator Weicker – Congressional Records1975 9) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 9 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Congressional RecordsUndated 10) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 10 – Senator Weicker1971-1972 11) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 11 – Senator Weicker – Record Vote Analysis, 92nd Congress1973-1974 12) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 12 – Senator Weicker – Record Vote Analysis, 93rd Congress, 1st Session and Partial 93rd Congress, 2nd Session1974 13) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 13 – Senator Weicker – Record Vote Analysis, 93rd Congress, 2nd Session, Partial1976 14) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 14 – Senator Weicker – Press Releases and Speeches1975 15) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 15 – Senator Weicker – Record Vote Analysis, 94th Congress, 1st Session1976 16) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 16 – Senator Weicker – Record Vote Analysis, 94th Congress, 2nd Session1977 17) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 17 – Senator Weicker – CMS [Computerized Mail System] 7154552001 to 7202552002 – Robo Letters1977 18) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 18 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7203552008 to 72165520101977 19) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 19 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7223572001 to 7258572010 1977 20) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 20 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7262 to 72991978 21) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 21 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8006 to 8031 1977 22) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 22 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7300-73221977 23) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 23 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7327572001 to 73495720261978 24) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 24 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8003572001 to 80055720801978 25) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 25 – Senator Weicker – CMS 803259 to 8068591978 26) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 26 – Senator Weicker – CMS 806959 to 8097591978 27) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 27 – Senator Weicker – CMS 809759 thru 8124591978 28) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 28 – Senator Weicker – CMS 812559 thru 815359Box 18811978 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 29 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8153 thru 81911978 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 30 – Senator Weicker – CMS 81925 thru 821651978 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 31 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8219 thru 8296571978 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 32 – Senator Weicker – CMS 829759 thru 8317011978 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 33 – Weicker – CMS 831810 to 8353591979 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 34 – Weicker – CMS 9002101006-2220 1979 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 35 – Weicker – CMS 9015101003 to 90391030011979 8) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 36 – Weicker – CMS 9040102001 to 90891020211979 9) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 37 – Weicker – CMS 9092101001 to 92301010021979 10) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 38 – Weicker – CMS 9131592001 to 91455921231979 11) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 39 – Weicker – CMS 9289102 to 9232101 and 3 1979 12) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 40 – Weicker – CMS 9018592001 to 91931021001979 13) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 41 – Weicker – CMS 9194101001 to 92291020791979 14) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 42 – Weicker – CMS 929010 to 9354101980 15) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 43 – Weicker – CMS 0008101001 to 00431021891980 16) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 44 – Weicker – CMS 043102189 to 00871032121980 17) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 45 – Weicker – CMS 0087102 to 00911021980 18) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 46 – Weicker – CMS 0093101001 to 0136101007 1980 19) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 47 – Weicker – CMS 0136102001 to 01551010431980 20) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 48 – Weicker – CMS 0155102001 to 01911020431980 21) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 49 – Weicker – CMS 0192101001 to 01991020921980 22) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 50 – Weicker – CMS 02001013 to 02481021511980 23) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 51 – Weicker – CMS 0249101001 to 02811030011980 24) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 52 – Weicker – CMS (9345103001) 0281102 to 0336420041980 25) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 53 – Weicker – CMS 0336102001 to 03471030271980-1981 26) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 54 – Weicker – CMS 0326102035 to 10271010031981 27) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 55 – Weicker – CMS 1028101001 to 10541010081981 28) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 56 – Weicker – CMS 1054102058 to 1113103269 Box 18821981 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 57 – Weicker – CMS 1114101 to 11601036901981 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 58 – Weicker – CMS 1161101001 to 11681021331981 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 59 – Weicker – CMS 1168103001 to 11771020031981 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 60 – Weicker – CMS 1187092001 to 11971020681981 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 61 – Weicker – CMS 1198092001 to 12431021881981 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 62 – Weicker – CMS 1243102189 to 13001510061981 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 63 – Weicker – CMS 1300102 to 1341101 1981-1982 8) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 64 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1342103001 thru 20181021581982 9) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 65 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2018102160 thru 20221020011981 10) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 66 – Senator Weicker – CMS 1118101011 thru 1118101012, also 1118103548 thru 11181035711982 11) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 67 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2025151001 thru 20531510251982 12) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 68 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2054101001 thru 20712332401982 13) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 69 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2074101001 thru 20881021431982 14) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 70 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2089101 thru 21032331982 15) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 71 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2104103001 thru 21322332451982 16) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 72 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2168232001 thru 21682320431982 17) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 73 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2133231001 thru 21542322501982 18) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 74 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2155102001 thru 2182151077 1982 19) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 75 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2181102001 thru 21822310011982 20) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 76 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2183151001 thru 22231010021982 21) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 77 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2218 thru 22701982 22) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 78 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2271 thru 22921982 23) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 79 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2291231001 thru 23552310131982 24) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 80 – Senator Weicker – CMS 2356101001 thru 30172310021982-1983 25) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 81 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3014101 thru 3067101 and 31983 26) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 82 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3067151001 thru 30742711983 27) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 83 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3075101001 thru 31161010341983 28) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 84 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3116101035 thru 31261031611983 29) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 85 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3126102001 thru 3126102126Box 18831983 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 86 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3129101001 thru 31571032721983 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 87 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3157151001 thru 31651510621983 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 88 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3166101 and 3 thru 320910 1 and 31983 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 89 – Senator Weicker – CMS 32100 1 and 3 thru 3245103 and 4 1983 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 90 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3249101001 thru 33130530581983 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 91 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3313101001 thru 33181035331983-1984 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 92 – Senator Weicker – CMS 3318151 thru 4013101131984 8) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 93 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4013102 thru 40171021984 9) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 94 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4018101 and 3 thru 40531033071984 10) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 95 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4054101 and 3 thru 40871610021984 11) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 96 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4088101001 thru 41220932491984 12) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 97 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4122101001 thru 41502710081984 13) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 98 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4151101001 thru 41711022911984 14) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 99 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4172101001 thru 42191011481984 15) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 100 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4219102001 thru 42371010401984 16) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 101 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4241101001 thru 42891010011984 17) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 102 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4290102001 thru 43551030031984-1985 18) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 103 – Senator Weicker – CMS 4356101001 thru 50251031121985 19) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 104 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5028101 thru 50601011985 20) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 105 – Weicker – CMS 5060 thru 5092 1985 21) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 106 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5093 thru 51151985 22) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 107 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5115 thru 51191985 23) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 108 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5120102001 thru 51490730801985 24) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 109 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5149081002 thru 51921021591985 25) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 110 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5192102160 thru 52141032671985 26) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 111 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5217101 and 3 thru 5261101 and 31985 27) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 112 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5262101 thru 52941011985 28) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 113 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5294101 and 3 thru 5309101 and 3Box 18841985 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 114 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5310101 thru 53371031985 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 115 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5338101 thru 53431011985-1986 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 116 – Senator Weicker – CMS 5344101001 thru 6038101-31986 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 117 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6041101-3 thru 6069101-31986 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 118 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6070101-3 thru 606510-21986 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 119 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6086101-3 thru 61290810011986 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 120 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6129081001 thru 6177101041 1986 8) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 121 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6178101001 thru 62251020131986 9) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 122 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6232101001 thru 62471030931986 10) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 123 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6251101 thru 63031011986 11) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 124 – Senator Weicker – CMS 6308101 thru 63561011987 12) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 125 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7005101-3 thru 70681010011987 13) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 126 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7069101003 thru 71141032391987 14) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 127 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7117103001 thru 71551032021987 15) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 128 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7156101001 thru 72011011231987 16) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 129 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7202103001 thru 7243101+31987 17) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 130 – Senator Weicker – CMS 72441013 thru 72941037211987 18) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 131 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7295101001 thru 73241021961987 19) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 132 – Senator Weicker – CMS 7324102197 thru 7357101+31988 20) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 133 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8007-1-2001 thru 8041-10-34751988 21) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 134 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8042101001 thru 80641030381988 22) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 135 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8064103039 thru 80831032481988 23) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 136 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8-084-10-1+3 thru 8-104-101+3 1988 24) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 137 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8-105-10-1+3 thru 8-123-10-1+31988 25) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 138 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8-124-10-1+3 thru 8-140-10-1+31988 26) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 139 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8141101001 thru 8160101131988 27) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 140 – Senator Weicker – CMS 816110113 thru 8182101+31988 28) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 141 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8183101001 thru 8194102001Box 18851988 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 142 – Senator Weicker – CMS 8194102129 thru 8202101+3Undated 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Weicker – Common Cause – Category List, Pages 1 thru 2189Undated 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Weicker – Common Cause – Category, Pages 2190 thru 46771979-1981 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Thomas Aageson thru Citizens Bank and Trust1979-1981 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Citizens Bank and Trust thru Matthew Garvey1979-1981 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Robert Garvey thru Edna Klein1979-1981 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Ellen Klein thru George McManus1979-1981 8) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, James McManus thru Karl Rhinehart1979-1981 9) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Theodore Rhinson thru Jack Traver 1979-1981 10) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 7 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Sophie Traver thru Dorothea Zyzo1982 11) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Thomas Aageson thru Charles Hussnatter1982 12) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Charles Hussnatter thru Deborah Simmons1982 13) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Dorothy Simmons thru Barbara Zyla1982 14) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name – December 1982, Raymond Abbe thru Gregory Zymbaluk1983 15) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Ms. Carol Aageson thru Mrs. Mary Hess 1983 16) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Ms. Pattie Hester thru Mr. Robert Ruthman1983 17) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, James Ruthovsky thru Robert Zywicki1984 18) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Howard Aaron thru Anne Hunter1984 19) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Armstrong Hunter thru Deanna Spake1984 20) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, John Spakowski thru Donald Zyworinski1985 21) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Weicker – Index/Name, Joan Aaboe thru Agnes Hull1985 22) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Weicker – Index/Name, Arlene Hull thru W. Sopkin1985 23) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Weicker – Index/Name, Theodore Sopko thru Charles Zzulka1986-1987 24) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Weicker – Index/Name Report, Henry Aaron thru Lilli Killeen, February 26, 19871986 25) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Weicker – Index/Name, Melanie Killen thru C.J. Waskowicz 1986 26) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Weicker – Index/Name, David Waskowicz thru Dorothea Zyzo1987-1988 27) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, Thomas Aageson thru William Lawson, February 18, 19881987-1988 28) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Senator Weicker – Index/Name, A.M. Lawyer thru Zywocienski, February 18, 1988Box 18861982 1) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 1 – Weicker – Name Report, Carol Aageson to Byron Collins, March 8, 19821982 2) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 2 – Weicker – Name Report, David Collins to Eric Gordon, March 8, 19821982 3) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 3 – Weicker – Name Report, Esterlita Gordon to Jacob Leftoff, March 8, 19821982 4) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 4 – Weicker – Name Report, Legal Service Legislative Office to Tom Morrissey, March 8, 19821982 5) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 5 – Weicker – Name Report, William Morrissey to Walter Schardt, March 8, 19821982 6) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 6 – Weicker – Name Report, Al Scharf to Dorothy Wilcavage, March 8, 19821982 7) [Working Copy] – Cartridge 7 – Weicker – Name Report, Gwendolyn Wilcher to Dorothea Zyzo, March 8, 19821969-1975 8) [Working Copy] – Microfilm ListingsSeries IX – Photographic MaterialsSub-series A - PhotographsChronological Photographs Box 18871968 1) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1968 Congressional Campaign for the 4th District 1970 2) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1970 Republican State Convention and Inauguration1970 3) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1970 Senate Campaign – Lowell Weicker with Connecticut Estonian Gymnastics Team, September 21970 4) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1970 Senate Campaign Photographs, Folder 11970 5) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1970 Senate Campaign Photograph, Folder 21973 6) [Photographs] – Chronological – 2nd District – Student Intern Photographs1973 7) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1973 Summer Interns and Coordinators1974 8) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1974 Girls Nation Delegates, July 181976 9) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1976 Campaign Proof Sheets – Lowell Weicker During the 1976 Senatorial and Presidential Campaigns1976 10) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1976 Campaign – Lowell Weicker During the 1976 Senatorial Campaign1988 11) [Photographs] – Chronological – 1988 Senatorial CampaignAlphabetical PhotographsBox 1888Ca. 1969-1970 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Spiro Agnew1983 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Albert Lasker Foundation Annual Luncheon, November 181978 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Maryon Pittman Allen, Alabama United States Senator1974 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – American University Graduation, May 121972 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Amtrak First Anniversary Ceremony, May 1 – Lowell Weicker, Secretary of Transportation John Volpe, Representative Wiley Mayne, President of Amtrak, Rodger Lewis1974 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Anti-Defamation League, Los Angeles, December 1985 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Apartheid Protest and Press Conferences1971 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Apollo 15 Crew – Lowell Weicker, Astronauts David Scott, Alfred Worden, James Irwin, Senator Robert Griffin, September1972 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Apollo 17 Pick-up, December1972 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Apollo 17 Pick-up – USS Ticonderoga, December1980-1986 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Award Presentations1987 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Awards1988 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Awards1976 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Pearl Bailey – Actress and Singer1979 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Blood Drive, June1974 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – John Boogaerts – Republican Candidate for Congress, 18th Congressional District, New York1972 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport, Connecticut Goodwill Industries Facilities, February1973 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport, Connecticut News Conference, August 291970s 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker and Hank Harper at Parade1974 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker and Others at Congressional Baseball Game1970s 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker at Congressional Baseball Game1970s 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker Playing Tennis1970 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker with Spiro Agnew and Others at Washington Hilton Racquet ClubUndated 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker with Lindsey Nelson and Others 1970s 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker with Republican Policy Committee1970s 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker with Republican Policy CommitteeUndated 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Lowell Weicker with Unidentified Children1970s 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Bridgeport Office – Weicker Family – Lowell, Scott, Bunny, Gray, and Brian 1970s 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – James Buckley1974 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Candid Stills of Lowell Weicker in the Old Senate Office Building Office1970s 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Capitol Hill Townhouse – Weicker’s Washington, DC Townhouse1977 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Jimmy Carter, Presidential Inauguration1977 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Jimmy Carter, State of the Union Address1975 34) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Central State University, Oklahoma, February1982 35) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Chicago Mercantile Exchange, November 181972 36) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Christmas 1972 – Lowell Weicker at Southbury Training School1972 37) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Christmas 1972 – Lowell Weicker at Veterans Home and Hospital, Rocky Hill, Connecticut1987 38) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Civil Rights Restoration Press Conference – Lowell Weicker, Senator Edward Kennedy, John Chafee, Howard Metzenbaum, Arlen Specter1974 39) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Commencement – John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio, May 261987 40) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut 4-H Group with Lowell Weicker, July 151973 41) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Bakers Association, November 14 1984 42) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Christopher DoddUndated 43) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Sam GejdensonUndated 44) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Nancy JohnsonUndated 45) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Barbara KennellyUndated 46) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Stewart McKinneyUndated 47) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Bruce MorrisonBox 1889Undated 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – John S. Monagan1985 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – John Rowland1988 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Christopher ShaysUndated 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressional Delegation – Lowell Weicker1975 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Congressmen1987 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Families – Greenburg and Schur Families with Weicker1973 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Realtors, November 131975 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns, June 20-July 221975 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns, July 301977 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns, June 23-July 211977 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns, July 29 1978 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns1979 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns, July 13-19Box 18901979 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns, July 20-August 31980 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns1982 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns1984 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer InternsUndated 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Connecticut Summer Interns1980s 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Cuba Trip – Weicker with Fidel Castro1980s 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – D’Amore’s AuctionUndated 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Ron DeLugo – United States Virgin Islands Delegate to the United States House of Representatives1970s-1980s 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Disabilities and Very Special Arts1988 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Diving 1988 – Lowell Weicker at Hydrolab1975 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Diving and Hydrolab – Lowell Weicker at Hydrolab1978 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Diving and Hydrolab – Lowell Weicker at HydrolabCa. 1940-1950s 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Dwight Eisenhower, Harry Truman and Herbert Hoover1970s 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senator Sam Ervin1974 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – “Face the Nation”, July 141973 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – “Face the Nation”, April 1Box 1891 Ca. 1960s-1970s 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Full Session – Richard Nixon Addressing Joint Session of Congress1991-1995 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Governor Photographs – Lowell Weicker as Governor of Connecticut1977-1978 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Graduation Speeches – Lowell Weicker giving Commencement Speeches at the University of Bridgeport and Western Connecticut State College1972 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – L. Patrick Gray, Acting Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation1972 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Pat Gray, Justice Department, February1973 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce Speech, October 271981 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Greenbrier Tennis TournamentUndated 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Greenwich Exchange Club1971 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Greenwich Exchange Club Visit1974 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Greenwich Exchange Club Visit, May1977 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Groundhog Initiation, Quarryville, Pennsylvania, March 161974 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Guilford High School Exchange Students, June 41976 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Dorothy Hamill1982 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Handicapped – Lowell Weicker with Kimberly, Kristie, and Brett Pearce, National Cystic Fibrosis Poster Kids, April1986 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Handicapped – Lowell Weicker with Mrs. Tatro (Amber’s Mother) and Mr. Abrahamson – Regarding Attorney Fees 1971 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Hank Harper, Marge, Andrea – Photo for Newsletter for September, August1974 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Hartford, Connecticut Rotary Club Exchange Students, July 241970s-1980s 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Hearing Photographs 1973 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Hearst Scholarship Winners – Mark Shriffen and Chris Rieck, February 71972 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – J. Edgar Hoover at State in the Capitol Rotunda, May1982 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Horse Racing – Lowell Weicker with Harness Racing Horse and Driver1987 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Horse Racing – Lowell and Claudia Weicker with Harness Racing Horse and Driver2000 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Horse Racing – Explosive Sakra – Race Horse Owned by Lowell Weicker, April 291983-1986 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Hydrolab1969 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Inauguration1979 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Israel Trip1981 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Israel Trip1979 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – “It’s Academic” – Lowell Weicker on the Television Game Show1971 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Jacob Javits Press Conference, August 41975 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Joint Engineer Legislative Forum, April 221985 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Junior Intern Program1987 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Junior Interns1970s, 1986 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senator Edward Kennedy with Lowell Weicker1975 34) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – King of Capitol Hill Athletic Competition, September1975 35) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Leah and Dena1970s 36) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Chauncey LaBelle – Harness Horse Racer1972 37) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – John Murphy MacKay1995 38) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Maverick Photographs 1975 39) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Rick McCormick1972-1985 40) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – MiscellaneousBox 18921970s 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Miscellaneous – Lowell Weicker with Miscellaneous Individuals1970s, 1980s 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Miscellaneous Tennis1972 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – NASA Pictures – Apollo 16, April-May1975 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – New Britain, Connecticut Police Youth Council, April 231983 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical –New York Law School Honorary Degree – Lowell Weicker at New York Law School Commencement1972 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – News Editors – During State Department Briefing, February1970 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Richard Nixon and Lowell Weicker Campaign Photo, Summer1970 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Richard Nixon’s Visit to Connecticut, Summer1977 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – NOAA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Trip – Lowell Weicker and Other Divers Preparing to Dive, April1984 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Normandy Trip – Lowell Weicker at D-Day 40th Anniversary Commemoration, Normandy, France, June1974 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Pacific Builders Meeting, June 61974 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Petronella Testimonial Dinner, May 41974-1976 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – President Gerald Ford with Lowell Weicker and Others1973 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Presidential Inauguration, January 201979 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Presidential Nominations – Lowell and Camille Weicker During 1980 Presidential Campaign, March 1974 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Press Conference on Joint Oversight, September 181970-1974 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Previous Lowell Weicker Stills1977 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Puerto Rican Governor – Lowell Weicker with Governor of Puerto Rico Carlos Romero Barcelo1982 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Ronald Reagan1974 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Republican Policy Meeting with Henry Kissinger, September 19Undated 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Abraham Ribicoff – United States Senator, Connecticut1970s 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senator Abraham Ribicoff with Lowell Weicker1970s 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Robert F. Kennedy Tennis Tournament1987 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Rosecroft Raceway, April – Lowell Weicker at Rosecroft Celebrity Harness Race, Fort Washington, Maryland1974 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – SCSC, Southern Connecticut State College Exchange Students, July 251979-1987 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate PagesBox 18931988 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate Pages with Lowell Weicker1976-1987 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate Photos1976 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate Republican Conference – 94th Congress 1979 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate Republican Conference – 96th Congress1980 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate Republican Conference – 97th Congress1973 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senate Republican Policy Committee1971 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senator Robert Stafford, Vermont, October 1976-1977 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senator’s Cup Tennis Tournament, John Gardner’s Tennis Ranch, Scottsdale, Arizona1973 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Citizen Interns – 1st Week, February 261973 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Citizen Interns – 2nd Week, March 51974 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns1975 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, March 101975 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, March 14-181976 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, March 30Box 18941976 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, April 91977 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns1978 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, April 41978 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, April 13-201980-1981 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns1983 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senior Interns, Fall1982 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – “Six in Washington” – Truman Taylor, Representative Claudine Schneider, Lowell Weicker, August 18Box 18951972, 1974 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Staff Pictures1987 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Staff Receives Red Cross Award, May 131978-1983 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Staff – Lowell Weicker with Washington StaffCa. 1964-1968 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – State Assembly – Lowell Weicker as Connecticut State Representative and Greenwich First Selectman1973 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns – 1st and 2nd Weeks1973-1974 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns 1975 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1976 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1977 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1978 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1979 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student InternsBox 18961970s 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1980 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1981 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1982 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1983 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1986 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student InternsUndated 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Student Interns1970 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Summer Interns1969 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Transportation Task Force1953 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon at the Presidential InaugurationCa. 1973 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Unidentified Gathering at Lowell Weicker’s Washington OfficeCa. 1970s, 1985 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Unidentified Little League Baseball TeamUndated 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Unidentified Occasion at Lowell Weicker’s Office1975 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – United Church of Christ Conference, February 251987 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Various Photos – Lowell Weicker with Unidentified Groups 1972 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Carlos Villarreal – Urban Mass Transit Administrator, March1970 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Washington Hilton Racquet ClubCa. 1969-1970 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Washington Office1970s 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Washington Staff Photos1974 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Washington Workshop, June 27Ca. 1972-1974 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Watergate1974 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Watergate Committee Final Report Release, July 12 1974 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Watergate Committee Members1980s 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker1987 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker 1987, Claudia with Barbara Bush and Nancy Reagan1987 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker with George H.W. Bush1995 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker with Hillary Clinton1987 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker with Nancy ReaganUndated 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker with Nancy ReaganUndated 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Claudia Weicker with Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush1985 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Accepting Emmet Engstrom Award, September 111971 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Spiro Agnew Swearing In, January 251972 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Apollo 16 Astronauts, JuneUndated 34) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Senator Ed Brooke at Officers Club of Connecticut1984 35) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and George H.W. Bush at Unidentified Function, May 23 1973 36) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Theresa Combe of the President’s Commission on the Handicapped, May 51974 37) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Delegation of National Council of Jewish Women, February 12Ca. 1969-1970 38) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Jerry Ford1973 39) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Senator Lowell Weicker and Greater Hartford Delegates to the American Jewish Congress, March 30Box 1897Ca. 1969-1970 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Greenwich, Connecticut Businessmen1972 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Greenwich Exchange Club, May1972 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Hartford, Connecticut High School Students, May1971 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Rodger Lewis, President of Amtrak, October 261971 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker and Litter Gulper from American Can Company, Greenwich, Connecticut, November 91971 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and John Murphy, July1971 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Newly Elected Senators1970 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and President Nixon on his Visit to Hartford, Connecticut, October 121970 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Richard Nixon, White House, July 21Ca. 1969-1970 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Pilots1972 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Israeli Ambassador Yitznak Rabin, May1974 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Ron Sarasin with “The Exorcist” Star Ellen Burstyn, October 81970s 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Hugh Scott 1973 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Bill Shure, March 61970s 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Frank SinatraCa. 1969-1970 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Space Pictures1985 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Student Interns1971 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Turbotrain, May 271970s 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Various PeopleCa. 1969-1970 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and John Volpe1970s 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Bunny Weicker at Danbury Fair1970 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Bunny Weicker at Southbury Training School, December 29Ca. 1980s, 1990s 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Claudia Weicker1988 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Claudia Weicker at 1988 Republican National Convention1980s 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Claudia Weicker at Norwich Area Chamber of Commerce1987 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Claudia Weicker at Weizman Institute of Science, Rehevot, Israel, May1988 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Claudia Weicker with Geroge H.W. Bush, September 11988 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker and Claudia Weicker with Unidentified Class, March 291969-1970 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker as United States Congressman1972 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at 1972 Republican National Convention1984 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at 1984 Republican National Convention1975 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen Local 371 Shop Steward’s Meeting, December 15 1982 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Barnum Festival, Bridgeport, Connecticut, July 41969 34) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Bridgeport, Connecticut Parade, JulyUndated 35) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange1985 36) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Civil Rights Press Conference, January 251976 37) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Federation of National Associations, April1976 38) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Greater Enfield Chamber of Commerce, 81st Annual Meeting, April 141978 39) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at his Father’s Funeral1974 40) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Housing Meeting with New York State Legislators, January 301982 41) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Meeting with National Fastener Distributors Association, Newington, Connecticut, April 31975 42) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at National Council of Jewish Women, April 161976 43) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Naval Underwater Systems Center, April 201987 44) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Norwalk State Technical College Commencement, June 51972 45) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Republican National Convention, AugustUndated 46) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Rotary Club DinnerBox 18981977 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Senate Appropriations Committee Hearing, April 191970s 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Southbury Training School Undated 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Submarine Launching1979 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Talmudical Academy of Baltimore1972 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at Transpo 72, United States International Transportation Exposition, June 21975 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at United States Coast Guard Academy, April 11Undated 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker at WNAB Radio Studio1982 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Campaigning at Barnum Festival, Bridgeport, Connecticut, July 41970 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker, Grayson Crosby at Bradley Field – Indian Aid, December1971 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Fundraiser in New Jersey, September 301971 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker, Barry Goldwater, Margaret Chase Smith, Senate Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, March 151991 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Hanged in Effigy, Anti-State Income Tax Rally, Connecticut State Capitol, October1975-1978 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Head Shots – Miscellaneous Portraits1984 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Hearing Ca. 1969-1970 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker in Bridgeport, Connecticut1977 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Initiated by Slumbering Groundhog Lodge of Quarryville, Pennsylvania, March 161971 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Inspects Bombed Capitol, March 31968 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker in the United States House of Representatives1972 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1973 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous 1974 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1975 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1976 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1977 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1978 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1979 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1970s 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1980 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1981 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1982 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1986 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Miscellaneous1980s 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker MiscellaneousUndated 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker MiscellaneousBox 18991973 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker on ABC’s “Issues and Answers”, April 291977 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker on “Bastille Day”1968 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker on Campaign Trail1970s 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker on Unidentified Television Program1970s 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Passport Photos1971 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Photographs by Peter Maronn, Bristol Press1970s 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Photos by Cheryl Creber – Including Photo of Weicker with Gerald Ford1970s 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Playing Baseball/Softball 1986 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Playing Tennis1982 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Receiving National Association for Children and Adults with Autism Award, December 141976 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Receiving National Bicentennial Medal from American Revolution Bicentennial Administration1977 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Receiving Washington Workshops Foundation Award of Excellence, July 131971 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker, Hugh Scott, Abraham Ribicoff 1987 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Senate Photographic Studio Portrait, October 201973 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Senate Republican Policy Committee Portrait, May 21980 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Single Shots, September1987 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Single Shots1980s 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Single Shots1973 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Speaking with June 18 Group of Connecticut Student Interns, June 201991 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Sworn In as Governor of Connecticut by Lewis Powell, January1983 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Taking Oath of Office, January 1971 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Testifies before the Commerce Committee, October 261972 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Testifying on Revenue Sharing, July 271973 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Trip to New London, Groton, Norwich Areas, Connecticut, October 281970 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker Visits Veteran’s Hospital, Newington, Connecticut, November 111972 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker – Western Connecticut State College Commencement, May 1973 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with the 5th Grade Class of James Percival School, Berlin, Connecticut, May 211972 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with 1973 March of Dimes Poster Child Paul Pfeifer, December 41973 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with 1974 March of Dimes Poster Child Scott Hafen, December 41970 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Spiro Agnew, Thomas Meskill – Dinner in Hartford, Connecticut, October 231975 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with American Association of Retired Persons, Greenwich, Connecticut, Chapter Number 1210, September 301985 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with James Ansley, Native American Rights Fund, November 51977 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Associated Restaurants of Connecticut, July 261975 34) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Howard Baldwin and Wife, September 101984 35) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Asta Ball, May 301978 36) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Kenneth C. Barboza, Connecticut State Small Business Winner, May 21975 37) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Bloomfield, Connecticut Representative, Title VII, Emergency School Aid Act, August 141973 38) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Representative John Brademas and Senator Birch Bayh, Television Program, November 271975 39) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Allison Brannon, 1975 National Poster Child, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation1973 40) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Peter Brinkman, Intern1988 41) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with George H.W. Bush at Rally at Fairfield College, 1988 Elections, November 41983 42) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with George H.W. Bush – Tennis Photo, July 231973 43) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Gil Carmichael, Republican Candidate for the United States Senate, Mississippi, April 11 1974 44) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Cast of “I Can’t Cope”, May 131979 45) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Fidel Castro1984 46) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Central Junior High School Students, Greenwich, Connecticut, March 161975 47) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Lou Clappes, Mayor of Stamford, Connecticut, October 81975 48) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with William Coleman, United States Secretary of Transportation1973 49) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Congressional Medal of Honor Winner Sgt. Allan J. Kellogg, October 151976 50) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Connecticut Save the Whale Poster, December 101976 51) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Connecticut State Representative O’Keefe, January 301977 52) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Nancy Connors of the National Center for Law and the Deaf and TTY Machine, September 261974 53) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with John Dahlberg and Greg Derin1973 54) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Andy Davidson, Sue Peters and Ted Kaplan, Interns, May 241974 55) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Rich D. Giovanni, Senate Page, March 261974 56) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Elizabeth Dolan and Rosemary Barry, February 141983 57) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Jack Downey and Mrs. Downey, Downey Dinner, New Haven Lawn Club, March 12Undated 58) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Easter Seals Representative1974 59) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Senator Sam Ervin, July 12 1975 60) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with John Esposito, October 81973 61) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Explorer Post Number 77, Stratford, Connecticut, April 171974 62) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with William Fitch, Senior Advocates Magazine, March 271975 63) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Amy Fitzgerald, Wendy Willis and Currie Smith, January 31Box 19001975 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Abraham Flaks, Senior Intern and Clown for Bridgeport’s Pyramid Temple Shriners1970s 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Gerald Ford1975 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Gerald Ford and Mark Godfrey, August 71977 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Robbyn Foxx, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Poster Child, June 61984 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Former Senator Harrison Schmitt of New Mexico1970s 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Marjary Fuller1974 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Doctor P. Goldmark, “New Rural Society”, May 161977 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Rabbi Barnet Hasden, Beth Israel Congregation, Bristol, Connecticut, February 11981 9) [Photographs] – Lowell Weicker with Orrin Hatch, June1975 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Hoyt Family, July 221975 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Claude Kirk, Former Governor of Florida1987 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Green Farms Academy Middle School Class 1973 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Greenwich Country Day School, May 101977 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Greenwich Exchange Club, May 191979 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Greenwich TARS – Dick Webb’s Group, April 281985 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Intern Charles DeLana and NASA Connecticut Teachers in Space Finalists1972 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Intern Program Summer Coordinators, July 61987 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Interns1973 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Interns Laura Woodberry and Julia Robbins, October 301972 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Italian Delegation1973 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Junior Interns of 4th Republican Women’s Association, May 111974 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Vic Kamber. April 41982 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Ken Keating Aboard The President, July1973 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Senator Edward Kennedy, January 301980 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with James Loughran, Boys Clubs of America, Regional Boy of the Year, September 161972 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Alan Madison, Intern, December 81975 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Paul Manafort, October 8Undated 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with March of Dimes Poster ChildUndated 29) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with March of Dimes Poster Child Undated 30) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with March of Dimes Poster Child1976 31) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Mr. Martin and Daughter and Kerry Letterfield, July 11974 32) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Matt McGowan’s Class at Accotink Academy, November 221977 33) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Miss Teenage Connecticut, Lisa Pequignot, June 301973 34) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Rusty Muirhead and Family, March 271977 35) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with National Center for Voluntary Action Participants, April 271983 36) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Notables1987 37) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Notables, Christian Alfinsen, Bruce Merrifield, Don Lindberg and Unidentified1988 38) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Notables, Gary Keefe, Ronald Reagan, Jessie Jackson, George H. W. Bush1970s 39) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Opera New England Representatives1973 40) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Jon Peterson, Spring Intern, May 21981 41) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Virginia L. Pitcher, Health on Wednesday “Christmas at the Capitol”, December 21974 42) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Presidential Scholars, June 181975 43) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with John Quine, October 81985 44) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater, May 191974 45) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Representative from Underwater Systems Center, February 14Undated 46) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with John Rowland 1973 47) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Jonathon Ruhe, September 281987 48) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Save the Children Representatives1975 49) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Shirley Scott, October 81987 50) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Semi Notables1988 51) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Semi Notables1973 52) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Senate Page Meade Treadwell, February 231987 53) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Senate Pages1972 54) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Andy Shapiro, Intern, July 61973 55) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Dan Shorr, CBS News, after June 28th Statement1973 56) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Bill Shure and Son, October 4Undated 57) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Sikorsky UH-GOA Helicopter1986 58) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Small Business Leaders1973 59) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Bob Smith, July 191974 60) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Currie Smith and Julie Ammons, January 311978 61) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Ian Smith and Ndabaningi Sithole of Rhodesia, October 91985 62) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Soprano Martha Arroyo, Opera America Reception, February 51972 63) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with St. Mary’s Nuns, Greenwich, Connecticut, April 191973 64) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Stamford Advocate Newspaper Carriers, June 8 Box 19011973 1) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Stamford Area Commercial and Industrial Association, April 301974 2) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with George Stevens and “Ten Year People”1976 3) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Students from Indian Mountain School, Lakeville, Connecticut, March 101975 4) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Anne Symmes, September 241973 5) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Dirk Van Derker, Washington Workshop, April 171976 6) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Veterans of Foreign Wars Representatives, March 81977 7) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Veterans of Foreign Wars Representatives, January 61977 8) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Veterans of Foreign Wars Representatives, March 81974 9) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Veterans of Foreign Wars “Voice of Democracy” Winner Kristi Hauge, March 121975 10) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Gordon Walker1975 11) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Jamie Weaver, 1975 March of Dimes National Poster Child1973 12) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Ruth Weedle on “Animal Act”, March 81978 13) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with William Randolph Hearst Foundation Senate Youth Program Participants, February 11978 14) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with William Randolph Hearst Foundation Senate Youth Program Participants, February 81973 15) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker with Bill Willis, July 191940s, 1972 16) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Lowell Weicker, Sr. 1990 17) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Sonny Weicker During 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign, November1968 18) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family During 1968 House of Representatives Campaign1988 19) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family During 1988 Senatorial Campaign1990s 20) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family – Lowell and Claudia with Children and Grandchildren1980s 21) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family, Lowell, Claudia, Sonny, Tre, Andrew Ingram, Mason Ingram1971 22) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family, “Meet Your New Senator”, January 171970s-1988 23) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family – MiscellaneousCa. 1931-1990s 24) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family Photo Album Number 1 – “Easy to Love”Ca. 1931-1991 25) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family Photo Album Number 2 – “The Way We Were”1960s-1970s 26) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Weicker Family Photos – Lowell, Bunny, Scot, Gray, and Brian1983 27) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Ed White Fundraiser, October1983 28) [Photographs] – Alphabetical – Winners of 1983 Hearst Senate ProgramSub-series B – Negatives Box 19021970 1) [Negatives] – 1970 Senate Campaign Photos1988 2) [Negatives] – Diving, Lowell Weicker at Hydrolab1975 3) [Negatives] – Diving and Hydrolab, Lowell Weicker at Hydrolab1971 4) [Negatives] – Bob Herreman1973 5) [Negatives] – Inauguration Parade with Bunny Weicker, January 20 1984 6) [Negatives] – Normandy Trip – Weicker at D-Day 40th Anniversary Commemoration, Normandy, France, June1971 7) [Negatives] – Representative Stewart McKinneyCa. 1969-1970 8) [Negatives] – Representative Lowell Weicker1969 9) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker1970 10) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker1971 11) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, Folder 11971 12) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, Folder 21972 13) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker1973 14) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker1975 15) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker1981 16) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1981 17) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1981 18) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, December1982 19) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, February1982 20) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1982 21) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, April1982 22) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1982 23) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1982 24) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, JulyBox 19031982 1) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, August1982 2) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1982 3) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, December1983 4) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, January 1983 5) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, February1983 6) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1983 7) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1983 8) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1983 9) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, July1983 10) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1983 11) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1983 12) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, December1984 13) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, February1984 14) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1984 15) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, April1984 16) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1984 17) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1984 18) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, July1984 19) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, August1984 20) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1984 21) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, October1984 22) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1985 23) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, February1985 24) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1985 25) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, April1985 26) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1985 27) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1985 28) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, July1985 29) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, August 1985 30) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1985 31) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, October1985 32) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1985 33) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, December1986 34) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, January1986 35) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, February1986 36) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1986 37) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, April1986 38) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1986 39) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1986 40) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, July1986 41) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, August1986 42) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1986 43) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1986 44) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, December1987 45) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, JanuaryBox 19041987 1) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, February1987 2) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1987 3) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, April1987 4) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1987 5) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1987 6) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, July1987 7) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September 1987 8) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, October1987 9) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1987 10) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, December1988 11) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, January1988 12) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, March1988 13) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, April1988 14) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, May1988 15) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, June1988 16) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, July1988 17) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, August1988 18) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, September1988 19) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, October1988 20) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker, November1972 21) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker and Apollo 16 Astronauts, JuneCa. 1969-1970 22) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker and Space Pictures1984 23) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker Hearing1980s 24) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker in Washington, DC1970s 25) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker – Miscellaneous1987 26) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker – Senate Photographic Studio Portrait, October 201970 27) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker Stills – Previous1973 28) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker with 1974 March of Dimes Poster Child, Scott Hafen, December 41970s 29) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker with Marjary FullerUndated 30) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker with March of Dimes Poster ChildUndated 31) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker with March of Dimes Poster Child 1969 32) [Negatives] – Lowell Weicker with President Richard Nixon, July 11988 33) [Negatives] – Weicker Family, 19881971 34) [Negatives] – Weicker Family – Lowell, Bunny, Scott and Gray1970s 35) [Negatives] – Weicker Family Photo – Lowell, Bunny, Scott, Gray and Brian1983 36) [Negatives] – Ed White FundraiserSub-series C – SlidesBox 19051970 1) [Slides] – 1970 Senate Campaign Photos1982 2) [Slides] – 1982 Senatorial Campaign1979 3) [Slides] – Campeche Oil Spill1988 4) [Slides] – Diving – Lowell Weicker at Hydrolab1975 5) [Slides] – Diving and Hydrolab – Lowell Weicker at Hydrolab1984 6) [Slides] – Mental Illness – Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital, Northville, Michigan1984-1985 7) [Slides] – Mental Illness – Pennsylvania Mental Institutions – Embreeville Center (Embreeville, Pennsylvania) and Polk State School (Polk, Pennsylvania)1985 8) [Slides] – Mental Illness – Terrell State Hospital, Terrell, TexasUndated 9) [Slides] – Mental Illness – Unidentified Mental Institution1984 10) [Slides] – Mental Illness – Ypsilanti State Hospital, Ypsilanti, Michigan1974 11) [Slides] – North Star – Lowell Weicker Sr.’s Yacht1972 12) [Slides] – Unidentified Aircraft Carrier1980 13) [Slides] – Unidentified Island – St. CroixCa. 1969-1970 14) [Slides] – Representative Lowell Weicker1971 15) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker, September1974 16) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker at Unidentified Commencement 1980 17) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker at United States Capitol1979 18) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving1980 19) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker DivingUndated 20) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving1987 21) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving at HydrolabCa. 1970s-1980s 22) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving at Hydrolab1983 23) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving at Hydrolab1981 24) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving – Hydrolab?1980 25) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker Diving – St. Croix?1970s 26) [Slides] – Lowell Weicker – Miscellaneous1979 27) [Slides] – Weicker Family Vacation – St. Croix?1979 28) [Slides] – Weicker Trip to IsraelSub-series D – Photograph Albums and ScrapbooksBox 1906Ca. 1982 1) [Photograph Album] – 1982 Senatorial Campaign – “Nobody’s Man but Yours”1989 2) [Photograph Album] – “A Gathering to Celebrate our Friendship, our Memories and Hank’s Retirement” (Hank Harper’s Retirement), January1984 3) [Photograph Album] – Sixth Mary E. Switzer Lecture, Assumption College, Worcester, Massachusetts – “The New Federal Disability Policy: Bringing the Individual into Focus”, November 51971 4) [Scrapbook] – Unicorn Society of Connecticut – One Winner of the Society’s 1971 Flag Day Essay ContestSeries X – Audio-Visual RecordsSub-series A – Audio Tapes Audio Cassettes Box 1907 Undated 1) [Audio Cassette] - ½ tape dictation1986 2) [Audio Cassette] – 1st Tape Handicapped Hearing, February 21Undated 3) [Audio Cassette] – 2 – Weicker – September 91983 4) [Audio Cassette] – “6 in Washington” with Lowell Weicker, Senator Chafee, June 29Undated 5) [Audio Cassette] – September 12 Press ConferenceUndated 6) [Audio Cassette] – September 19, Channel 3 (AIDS) J. Fitz on Star Wars1987 7) [Audio Cassette] – A – Announces No Vote on Bork – October 51986 8) [Audio Cassette] – A – Interview with Spencer Stevens – Handicapped Americans Report, March 201988 9) [Audio Cassette] – A – Iroquois Actuality – March 3Undated 10) [Audio Cassette] – A – New London Day Interview1988 11) [Audio Cassette] – A – Radio Press Conference, April 151987 12) [Audio Cassette] – A – Weicker – September 301987 13) [Audio Cassette] – A – Weicker Wrap – December 21988 14) [Audio Cassette] – A & B-B. Stanley, N.L. Day and A. Meehan, S. Advocacy – January 231987 15) [Audio Cassette] – A Winnable War; A Resource Kit for Those Engaged in the Fight Against Pornography – Dr. James Dobson [2 Audio Cassettes and 7 Pamphlets]1987 16) [Audio Cassette] – Actuality, Lowell Weicker– March 121985 17) [Audio Cassette] – AIDS Hearing – September 26, Cassette 11985 18) [Audio Cassette] – AIDS Hearings - September 26, Cassette 21985 19) [Audio Cassette] – AIDS Hearing - September 26, Cassette 3Undated 20) [Audio Cassette] – Armstrong 1972 21) [Audio Cassette] – Astronauts at BridgeportUndated 22) [Audio Cassette] – B – Actuality INFBox 1908Undated 1) [Audio Cassette] – B – Bennett Hearing – May 10 Actuality1988 2) [Audio Cassette] – B – Iroquois Actuality – March 31982 3) [Audio Cassette] – Barbara W. Bright, Area Coordinator, Ridgefield, Connecticut to Lowell Weicker, Jr. – To Commemorate your Reelection to the United States Senate, November1987 4) [Audio Cassette] – Bennett Hearing – Labor-Human Resources – Lowell Weicker Questioning – January 141977 5) [Audio Cassette] – Bill Ellison – WTNH – Regarding Amtrak – November 161987 6) [Audio Cassette] – Brenda Hart, Hartford Courant – Interview with Lowell Weicker – January 14Undated 7) [Audio Cassette] – Buchanan Weicker1980 8) [Audio Cassette] – Call Between Lowell Weicker in Cuba and Marty Moore – October 131983 9 [Audio Cassette] – CBS Radio “Capitol Cloakroom” - June 231973 10) [Audio Cassette] – Chamber of Commerce – April 9 – Torrington, Connecticut1983 11) [Audio Cassette] – Channel 8 “Issues 83” – February 201987 12) [Audio Cassette] – Claudia Weicker – June1988 13) [Audio Cassette] – Commends Bush on AIDS – June 29 – Actuality-A1986 14) [Audio Cassette] – Con/Lex – March 61978 15) [Audio Cassette] – Congressional Report with Benton – May 18 – Israel1977 16) [Audio Cassette] – Congressional Report, September 81974 17) [Audio Cassette] – Connecticut State Student Council – December 14 1987 18) [Audio Cassette] – Congressional Quarterly Interview and Press Conference, August 61983 19) [Audio Cassette] – Cuba Press Conference - April 1Undated 20) [Audio Cassette] – Dave Talbot, AIDS – San Francisco Enquirer – June 231982 21) [Audio Cassette] – Debate September 20 – Economy – Weicker, Moffett, DiFazio, Lewis – Libertarian Party1983 22) [Audio Cassette] – Dialogue – Space Exploration, Senate Republican Conference, May Undated 23) Audio Cassette] – Domenici, September 231988 24) [Audio Cassette] – Education Hearing – May 101983 25) [Audio Cassette] – Endorsement of Ted Gagne, Jr. by Lowell Weicker – June 14Box 19091984 1) [Audio Cassette] – Face the Nation - March 41987 2) [Audio Cassette] – Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Commits to Hearing – February 171988 3) [Audio Cassette] – Focus on the Family - A Tribute to Pete Maravich1986 4) [Audio Cassette] – Focus on the Family – Adrenalin and Stress, Dr. Archibald Hart – CS 2361986 5) [Audio Cassette] – Focus on the Family – The Incredible Worth of a Woman, Dr. Gary SmalleyUndated 6) [Audio Cassette] – Georgia Retirement Center – Tape 11982 7) [Audio Cassette] – Haig Resignation – June 25Undated 8) [Audio Cassette] – Handi – February 201985 9) [Audio Cassette] – Interview with Jay Winik – June 191985 10) [Audio Cassette] – Interview with Lee Katz – July 71985 11) [Audio Cassette] – Jack Dolan Interview, May 23 1986 12) [Audio Cassette] – Jacob Isaacson Interview – June 19, Supreme Court, Civil Rights – 1986, 1988, Constitution Discussed, Small Business AdministrationUndated 13) [Audio Cassette] – Katz Cassette 1 – April 30Undated 14) [Audio Cassette] – Katz Cassette 2Undated 15) [Audio Cassette] – Katz Cassette 31987 16) [Audio Cassette] – L. Finter, AIDS Budget, Floor 19871985 17) [Audio Cassette] – Lee Katz Interview – August 1, Cassette 11985 18) [Audio Cassette] – Lee Katz Interview – August 1, Cassette 21984 19) [Audio Cassette] – Let’s Hear It – March 1, National Public RadioUndated 20) [Audio Cassette] – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Jacob Javits TestimonyUndated 21) [Audio Cassette] – Labor, Health, and Human Services – National Institute of Health HearingUndated 22) [Audio Cassette] – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Secretary of Education Bennett Testimony1985 23) [Audio Cassette] – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Secretary of Education Bennett Testimony, April 16Undated 24) [Audio Cassette] – Labor, Health, and Human Services – Secretary Ford TestimonyBox 1910Undated 1) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Press Conference, November 18Undated 2) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Statement After Court – October 16Undated 3) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker, Jr.1985 4) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker at South African Embassy, January 14Undated 5) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Balanced Budget Testimony1983 6) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Floor Statement on Radio Marti, July 28 1985 7) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Interview with BBC Regarding Kimball – December 111985 8) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Interview with David Lightman of the Hartford Courant – January 91987 9) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Labor Human Resources Hearing Regarding AIDS – January 151983 10) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Manages Labor-HHS Appropriations Bill, October 41986 11) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker NE Day/Tom Farrage – January 12 – Side A Only 1978 12) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker on Camp David – September 181986 13) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker on Contragate with Jason, December and Lowell Weicker on Pat Robertson with Morton, September1986 14) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker on the Floor – February 261987 15) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker on the Floor – Budget Fiscal Year 1988, June 24, 19871983 16) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Statement on Grenada Invasion, October 28Undated 17) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker Telephone with Bohtralim – September 121983 18) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker to J. Doyle from Pafiolis – June 61983 19) [Audio Cassette] – Lowell Weicker’s Endorsement of Torrington Candidates, September 20Undated 20) [Audio Cassette] – March 21 – New York Times – Jane PerleyUndated 21) [Audio Cassette] – Master 114Undated 22) [Audio Cassette] – Mental Institution Hearings, Cassette 1Undated 23) [Audio Cassette] – Mental Institution Hearings, Cassette 2Undated 24) [Audio Cassette] – Mental Institution Hearings, Cassette 3Box 1911 Undated 1) [Audio Cassette] – Mental Institution Hearings, Cassette 4Undated 2) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions] - Nville ORRUndated 3) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions] - NorthvilleUndated 4) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions] - Northville Entrance InterviewsUndated 5) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions] - Pharis – Snider, TX Undated 6) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions]; Side A – GRC – Tape 2, Side B – Southwestern – Bainbridge, GeorgiaUndated 7) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions]; Side A – PA 3, Snider – Eville – Polk, Side B – PA 4, Snider – PolkUndated 8) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions]; Side A – Woodhaven, Pennsylvania – Snider – November 12, Side B – Embreeville, Pennsylvania – Snider – November 13Undated 9) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions]; Side A – YPSI – Thurs., Side B – YPSI – Nville – Thurs-FriUndated 10) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions] – Snider-New Jersey, November 28- 29Undated 11) [Audio Cassette] – [Mental Institutions] – Snider-New Jersey, November 291988 12) [Audio Cassette] – Michelle Jacklin – Hartford Courant, February 1Undated 13) [Audio Cassette] – National Journal, October 11973 14) [Audio Cassette] – National Press Club Luncheon – Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. – The Senate Committee Investigating Presidential Campaign Practices – July 271985 15) [Audio Cassette] – Nevas Confirmation Hearing – October 2Undated 16) [Audio Cassette] – “Nicaragua” Professor W. Petrie – Str. N. Donavan – PDC S. Sawyer1982 17) [Audio Cassette] – Operation Airwaves – Defense Spending – Senators Andrews, Garn, Laxalt, Gorton, Denton, Cochran, Humphrey – Senate Republican Conference, December1982 18) [Audio Cassette] – Operation Airwaves – Social Issues – Senators Weicker, Denton, Abdnor, Symms, Danforth, Hawkins, Grassley, Senate Republican Conference, September1984 19) [Audio Cassette] – Penthouse Tape Number 2 - June 11 1984 20) [Audio Cassette] – Penthouse Tape Number 3 – June 11 – Lee Katz (tape #1) Lowell Weicker1986 21) [Audio Cassette] – Press Conference – Connecticut Press in District of Columbia – January 231973 22) [Audio Cassette] – Press Conference – Hartford – Capitol – April 241975 23) [Audio Cassette] – Press Conference – January 9 – Town Hall – Greenwich, Connecticut1983 24) [Audio Cassette] – Press Conference with Lowell Weicker, Maurice Bishop, Prime Minister of Grenada, June 7Undated 25) [Audio Cassette] – Press Conference – Lowell Weicker Resigns – South Korean Bribe AllegationsUndated 26) [Audio Cassette] – Program Tape 1Box 19121985 1) [Audio Cassette] – Public Witnesses, May 261988 2) [Audio Cassette] – Radio Press Conference, June 10Undated 3) [Audio Cassette] – R.A.J.1985 4) [Audio Cassette] – Remarks Before Land Grant Colleges, November 121984 5) [Audio Cassette] – Reporters Roundup – March 17, School Prayer Debate1985 6) [Audio Cassette] – School Prayer Press Conference, June 41982 7) [Audio Cassette] – Senate Debate – Hartford, September 201987 8) [Audio Cassette] – Senate Spotlight, February 261987 9) [Audio Cassette] – Senator Lowell Weicker – Alumni Hall – University of Virginia – March 281975 10) [Audio Cassette] – [Including Notes] – Tape 1 – Hydro Lab – August 4 1975 11) [Audio Cassette] – [Including Notes] – Tape 2- Side 1 – Day 2 Hydro Lab, Side 2 – Hydro Lab – Number 31972 12) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 1 – Oak Hill School for the Blind – Took Transcript 1972 13) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 2 – January-December – Hft – Business – 1972 – Chamber of Commerce1976 14) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 1 – Bristol Central High School – March 111976 15) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 2 – Side A – Campaign Reform Yale Speech – April 5, Side B – April 9 – Watergate1976 16) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 3 – Side A – Henry James Memorial Telelecture, March 24, Side B – Warren Harding High School, April 7 1976 17) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 4 – Senior Citizens 2 – 19761979 18) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 1 – Brookfield High School – June 6 1979 19) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 2 – Harding High School Telelecture – March 211979 20) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 3 – NBC Radio on Mideast1979 21) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 4 – University of Tennessee – October 171975 22) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 1 – Side 1 – Edwin O. Smith High School – January 28, 1975, Side 2 – Kingswood – January 29 1975 23) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 2 – Side 1 – Telelecture – Daniel Hand High School – February 5, Side 2 – Litchfield High School – March 5 1975 24) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 3 – Side 1 – Telelecture – Hamden Hall – February 20, Side 2 – Berlin High School – February 27 1975 25) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 4 – Side 1 – Torrington High School – January 22, Side 2 – Westbrook High – January 23Undated 26) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 1 – Weicker Campaign Telephone Call Undated 27) [Audio Cassette] –Tape 2 – Weicker Campaign Telephone Call Undated 28) [Audio Cassette] –Tape 3 – Weicker Campaign Telephone Call Undated 29) [Audio Cassette] –Tape 4 – Weicker Campaign Telephone Call Undated 30) [Audio Cassette] –Tape 5 – Weicker Campaign Telephone Call Undated 31) [Audio Cassette] –Tape 6 – Weicker Campaign Telephone Call Box 1913 1975 1) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 1 – Side 1 – Bassick – Bridgeport – May 6; Side 2 – Bristol Central High – Bristol – May 201975 2) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 2 – Side 1 – Miss Porter’s School – Farmington – April 29; Side 2 – Mark T. Sheehan High School – Wallingford – May 71975 3) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 3 – Side A – New Milford High School. – March 13; Side B – Low-Heywood School – April 241975 4) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 4 – Side 1 – Northwest Catholic High School – West Hartford – April 14; Side 2 – Henry James Memorial High School – Simsbury – April 151975 5) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 5 – Side 1 – Plainfield High – April 17; Side 2 – Kent School – Kent, Connecticut – April 221975 6) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 6 – Side 1 – Western Junior High School – Greenwich – May 14; Side 2 – North Haven High – May 221973-1974 7) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 1 – Side 1 – 1. Broadview Junior High School, April 3 – 2. Granby High School, April 4; Side 2 – 1. Grandby High School – West Haven High School – April 91973-1974 8) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 2 – Side 1 – 1. Cogenhaug High School, April 24; Side 2 – 1. Mark T. Sheehan High School, May 1 – Wallingford1973-1974 9) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 3 – Coleytown Junior High School – June 121973-1974 10) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 4 – Side 1 – 1. East Hampton High School – East Hampton, March 20; Side 2 – 1. Parkville Senior Center , March 26 – 2. Housatonic Valley Regional High School – March 281973-1974 11) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 5 – Side 1 – 1. Henry James Memorial School – Simsbury – May 2; Side 2 – 2. Robt. T. Wolfe Senior Center – June 111973-1974 12) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 6 – Side 1 – Hotchkiss School – May 21; Side 2 – Hotchkiss School –May 21 – Warren Harding – May 221973-1974 13) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 7 – Side 1 – Wm. H. Hall – West Hartford – February 14, 1974; Side 2 – Senior Telelecture – Hartford – February 20, 19741973-1974 14) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures [Including Notes] – Tape 8 – Side 1 – WNHC – Conn-tact Program – Howard & Leland – December 13; Side 2 – WNHC – Conn-tact1973 15) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 1 – Side 1 – 1. ? – 2. Northwest Catholic High School – December 6; Side 2 – Shepaug Valley High School – October 31 1973 16) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 2 – Side 1 – Berlin High School – October 7; Side 2 – Masick High School – October 191973 17) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 3 – Side 1 – Bolton High School – Bolton, Connecticut – September 26; Side 2 – Putnam Catholic Academy – Putnam – September 281973 18) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 4 – Side 1 – Central High School – November 15; Side 2 – March 17 – “Dialogue ‘73” – Barry Berman and Stephan Lorin1973 19) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 5 – Side 1 – East Hartford High School Telelecture – September 18; Side 2 – East Catholic High School Telelecture – September 191973 20) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 6 – Side 1 – G. Granby Jr.-Sr High School – November30; Side 2 – Fairfield Prep – December 41973 21) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 7 – Glastonbury High School – October 251973 22) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 8 – Side A – Greenwich Academy – May 3; Side B – Sleeping Giant – June 131973 23) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 9 – Side A – Hamden High Telephone – May 10; Side B – 1. Convent of the Sacred Heart – Greenwich –May 30 – 2. North Haven High School – June 71973 24) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 10 – Low Heywood School – May 181973 25) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 11 – Side A – Lyman Hall – November 9; Side B – Ethel Walker School – November 131973 26) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 12 – Side 1 – Newington High School – November 1; Side 2 – Rippowan High School – November 81973 27) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 13 – Side 1 – Samuel Webb Junior High School – October 2; Side 2 – Brookfield High School – Brookfield – October 41973 28) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 14 – Side A – Sedgwick Junior High School – April 17; Side B – Hopkins Grammar School – May 111973 29) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 15 – Side 1 – Stamford Catholic High School – October 10; Side 2 – Ridgefield High School – October 191973 30) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 16 – Side 1 – Talcott Junior High – June 19; Side 2 – Hamden Hall –April 181973 31) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 17 – Valley Regional High School – October 24 1973 32) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 18 – Side 1 – Part 1. Westledge School – West Simsbury – May 23 – Part 2. Mt. St. Joseph Academy – West Hartford –May 24; Side 2 – Meeting House Hill Jr. High School – June 5 – 9:301973 33) [Audio Cassette] – Telelectures – Tape 19 – Side 1 – The Taft School – November 20; Side 2 – Hadden Jr. High School – November 28Box 19141980s 1) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – August 5 with Erik Rabe on South Africa and Contras, [1980s]; Side B – With Channel 3 – August 61978 2) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – May 15 – Lowell Weicker Floor Speech on Mid- East Arms Sales; Side B – Telelecture Shelton – May 17Undated 3) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Actuality – July 29; Side B – Weicker feed – July 291978 4) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Agronsky and Company – LW Segment – April 29; Side B – Jack Anderson Radio Interview (Eileen Canzian) – May 21972-1973 5) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Lowell Weicker at Bridgeport Press Conference – October 20; Side B – Lowell Weicker Interviewed by Bob Kaplan – University of Connecticut Daily Campus – Hft. – October 311972 6) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Lowell Weicker – Connecticut Saengerbund – Singing Society – Hartford – November 4; Side B – Lowell Weicker – University of Hartford – Tax Institute – Hartford – October 201972 7) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Lowell Weicker Speech – Connecticut Citizens’ Action Group – Hartford – December 2; Side B – Lowell Weicker at Association of Life Insurance Counsel – Waldorf Astoria, New York – December 121982 8) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Lowell Weicker, Reagan on Small Business Innovation Act – July 22; Side B – II – Military Audit Project – Press Conference, [undated]Undated 9) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Lowell Weicker and Miranda]; Side B – December 17 – Lowell Weicker with Scripps/Congressional Quarterly1982 10) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Network News Reports, September 23; Side B – New York Philharmonic Plays Lowell P. Weicker Selections Undated 11) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Notes; Side B – Carbone; Carol (Orr)1978 12) [Audio Cassette] – Side A - Press Conference pre Commonwealth Club – April 7 San Francisco – California; Side B – Question and Answer with Commonwealth Club – April 7 1982 13) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Press Conference – Lowell P. Weicker, Rome, McKinney, DeNardis, August 4; Side B – Statement on Override of Spending Bill – September 101973 14) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Press Conference Yale University November 26 After Weicker-Buckley Debate; Side B – Martin Agronsky – Summer 1973 – Watergate1982 15) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Senate Debates – University of Connecticut – September 27; Side B – End of 2nd Debate, DiFazio Press Conference, Moffet Press Conference On EnergyUndated 16) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Senator Harkin; Side B – Senator Weicker1973 17) Audio Cassette] – Side A – State Central – September 25 – Watergate; Side B – Watergate Press Conference – April 30 – Radio & TV & Press Gallery1987 18) [Audio Cassette] – Side A – Weicker; Side B – MOH on Tower Commission Report – February 26 and R2 Speech reaux (3-4)1974 19) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Brookfield High School – December 12; Side 2 – Westledge High School – October 161974 20) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Darien High School – December 3; Side 2 – Taft – December 51975 21) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Fitch High School – Groton, February 6; Side 2 – G. Granby High School – March 121974 22) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Granby High School – October 3; Side 2 – Brookfield High School – October 81974 23) [Audio Cassette – Side 1 – Greenwich High School – September 12; Side 2 – Hamden H.S. – October 23Undated 24) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Jesus Christ and Prair [Prayer]; Side 2 – Hitler1974 25) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Mattatuck Community College – November 18; Side 2 – Mattatuck Community College – cont. – November 18 – (Oil Refinery)1971 26) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – New Haven – Capra Day Speech – Jaycees- Quinnipiac Club – October 8; Side 2 – Dedication of Submarine “Batfish” – Electric Boat Co. – Groton – October 91974 27) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Pine Point High School – May 15; Side 2 – Bristol Eastern High School – May 161988 28) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Radio Press Conference – February 18, [undated]; Side 2 – South Africa Conference Actuality – May 12 1971, 1973 29) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Connecticut Credit Union League – Annual Meeting – October 27, 1973; Side 2 – Credit Union Cont. to 51 - *55-Raymond Z. Baldwin Award to Lowell P. Weicker – March 27,19711974 30) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – The Gunnery School – October 30; Side 2 – Stamford High School – November 151974 31) [Audio Cassette] – Side 1 – Weicker – Senate Caucus Room – June 28 – Watergate Report; Side 2 – Talcott Junior High School – West Hartford – November 191985 32) [Audio Cassette] – Small Business Stockman Hearing – February 281985 33) [Audio Cassette] – Small Business Stockman Hearing – February 28Box 19151985 1) [Audio Cassette] – Small Business Stockman Hearing – February 28Undated 2) [Audio Cassette] – SRC “The Senate Today” – May 81982 3) [Audio Cassette] – Statement on Handicapped Regulations, Education Secretary Bell – September 291985 4) [Audio Cassette] – Sunday Morning – January 23Undated 5) [Audio Cassette] – T. 138 Lowell Weicker at Connecticut Legislature regarding Balanced Budget and November 21 with Pick Blow, Rolling Stone1971 6) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 35 – February 26 – Hbk – 18 Yr. Old Vote Testify, GOP Fund Raising and Torrington Speech, Interns1971 7) [Audio Cassette] –Tape 36 – Colgate University – May 61971 8) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 37 – Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania – February 121971 9) [Audio Cassette] – Tape 45- Hunterdon County Republicans Dinner – September 301975 10) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] - Brookfield High School–Telelecture – December 161977 11) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] - Telelecture – May 10 - Massick High School – Monroe, Connecticut1975 12) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] – Side A – Fairfield Prep School/Telecture – November 5; Side B – Darien High School]/Telelecture – November 13 1977 13) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] – Side A – Fitch High School – February 9; Side B – Hotchkiss School – March 11977-1978 14) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] – Side A – Killingly – April 27, 1978 – High School Telelecture; Side B – Telelecture – April 26, 1977 – Bristol Central High School1977 15) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] – Side A – Simsbury High School Telelecture – April 19, 1977; Side B – Berlin High School, [undated]1975 16) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] – Side A – December 9 – Taft High School (Watertown, Connecticut); Side B – Telelecture – Bonnell High School – Stratford, Connecticut – October 291978 17) [Audio Cassette] – [Telelectures] - Telelecture – Simsbury High School – December 19 1984 18) [Audio Cassette] – Tell It to WSTC Phone In Program, March 131983 19) [Audio Cassette] – “The Last Word” Phil Donahue, January 261992 20) [Audio Cassette] – The Public Radio Law Show, The Watergate Reunion – July 291973 21) [Audio Cassette] – The Today Show – Tuesday, July 24 – WatergateUndated 22) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 1Undated 23) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 2Undated 24) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 3Undated 25) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 4Undated 26) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 5Undated 27) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 6Undated 28) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 7Undated 29) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 8Undated 30) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 9Undated 31) [Audio Cassette] – Unidentified Number 10Box 1916 1984 1) [Audio Cassette] – U.S. News and World Report “School Prayer” – February 291986 2) [Audio Cassette] – University of Virginia – December 91987 3) [Audio Cassette] – War Powers, “Balls” Statement – October 171971 4) [Audio Cassette] – Warren Harding H.S. – Bridgeport – November 141973 5) [Audio Cassette] – Watergate – 1. “Face the State” – April 8 – 2. Press Conference – March 231973 6) [Audio Cassette] – Watergate: Side A 1. Press Conference – March 29 2. Pat Gray – [undated] 3. Pat Gray – April 27 4. Watergate Republican Speech – June 28 5. “Today Show” – July 24Side B 1. Watergate – Press Conference – Full Committee –MHRC, [1973] 2. Watergate – April 17 3. Watergate – Release of Tapes October 23 – Capitol Press RoomUndated 7) [Audio Cassette] – WCBS Radio “Let’s Find Out” Guest: Lowell Weicker Undated 8) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Number 1Undated 9) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Number 2Undated 10) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Number 3Undated 11) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Number 4Undated 12) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Number 5Undated 13) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Number 6Undated 14) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker- April 23Undated 15) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – May 27Undated 16) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker –June 17Undated 17) [Audio Cassette] –Weicker – August 4 Undated 18) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – September 13Undated 19) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – September 18Undated 20) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – September 30Undated 21) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – October 6Undated 22) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – October 71987 23) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – March 121988 24) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker 1988 1. XXDF-0833 – Powerless – Revised 2. XXDF-0843 – Seward Johnson 3. XXDF-0803 – Tell It Like It Is – Revised 4. XXDF-0823 – Trendy Aids – Revised 5. XXDF-0813 – Long Term, The Elderly – Revised1988 25) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – June 291980-1981 26) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – 5 Shows – The Senators – late 1980/early 19811983 27) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Endorsements, October1986 28) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Master – May 21Box 19171981 1) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker – New Haven, Connecticut – October 22Undated 2) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker on Peacetime Jobs – October 271986 3) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker Press Conference – December 101985 4) [Audio Cassette] – Weicker/Union Meeting, December 11Undated 5) [Audio Cassette] – WGCH Forum – Cami, Nick DeMichael, and Betty and Bob DwyerUndated 6) [Audio Cassette] – WINS News Conference – John Russell1985 7) [Audio Cassette] – WOR Call-In Show Hosted by LW [Lowell Weicker] – August 41974 8) [Audio Cassette] – WPOP – January 7 1980 9) [Audio Cassette] – “You Can Quote Me” – Burlington TV – April 11Reel to Reel Audio TapesBox 19181978 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – AM San Francisco – April 7 – Subject: Oceans – Aquaculture1973 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Audio Tape Copy of Channel 8 Interview with Senator Weicker [with letter] – April 181972 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Automotive Trades Association, Norwich, Connecticut Sheraton – November 91987 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Claudia Weicker - :30 Bicentennial Public Service Announcement – JuneCa. 1969-1970 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Congressman Weicker1975 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Connecticut Natural Gas – AGA Government Relations Seminar – April 16, 17 – Senator Weicker Address – April 191972 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Dub of Face the State – December 111973 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Dub of Face the State – April 13 [2 tapes]1970 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – “Elections 1970”Undated 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Forum – Weicker – WGCH1973 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Greenwich Academy – May 31973 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Hamden Hall – April 18Box 19191973 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Hopkins Grammar School – May 111970 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – John Lupton – Sounding Board – WNAB Bridgeport, Connecticut – July 301973 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] –Lowell Weicker and Marilyn Bain – WTIC – August 8 – Questions on Watergate 1973 4) Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Lowell Weicker on Gabe Pressman Show – WNEW – June 10 – Channel 5 – Subject: Watergate1978 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Lowell Weicker on Jim Slade Call-In Show – Subject: Oceans – March 141976 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Perspective – Recording Date January 16 – Broadcast Date January 18Ca. 1969-1970 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 1 Ca. 1969-1970 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 2Ca. 1969-1970 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 3Ca. 1969-1970 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 4Ca. 1969-1970 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 5Ca. 1969-1970 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 6Ca. 1969-1970 13) [Real to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 7Box 1920Ca. 1969-1970 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 8Ca. 1969-1970 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 9Ca. 1969-1970 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 10 Ca. 1969-1970 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 11 Ca. 1969-1970 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 12 Ca, 1969-1970 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 13 Ca. 1969-1970 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 14Ca. 1969-1970 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker – Number 15Ca. 1969-1970 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 1 Ca. 1969-1970 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 2 Ca. 1969-1970 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 3Ca. 1969-1970 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 4Ca. 1969-1970 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 5 Ca. 1969-1970 14) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 6Box 1921Ca. 1969-1970 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 7 Ca. 1969-1970 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 8 1969 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 9 [September 30 – Includes Transcript] Ca. 1969-1970 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 10Ca. 1969-1970 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 11 Ca. 1969-1970 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 12 Ca. 1969-1970 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 13 Ca. 1969-1970 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 14 1969 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 15 [November 19 – Includes Transcript]Ca. 1969-1970 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 16Box 1922 Ca. 1969-1970 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Number 17Ca. 1969-1970 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut –Number 18Ca. 1969-1970 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Representative Weicker, R-Connecticut – Weekly Washington Report Show 1972 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Salute to the States – Salute to the State of Connecticut – May 91972 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker – Speech Before Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce –November 91974 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker, Student Legal Forum, University of Virginia, February 5, Reel 1 1974 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker, Student Legal Forum, University of Virginia, February 5, Reel 21971 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – October 211971 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – October 281971 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – October 281971 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – November 191972 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – March 161972 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – March 24Box 19231972 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – April 201972 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – April 201972 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – May 151972 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – May 311972 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – September 211973 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – March 6 1973 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – March 221973 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – June 191974 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – February 271974 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – May 91974 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – August 61974 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – October 10Box 19241973 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker and Senator Edward Brooke – September 261974 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker and Senator Edward Brooke – with Kitty Broman – Springfield, Massachusetts, December 101973 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker and Senator Abraham Ribicoff – April 16, Reel 11973 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker and Senator Abraham Ribicoff – April 16, Reel 21973 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Bill Ellison – Campaign Spending Reform – December 51973 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Bill Ellison – WTNH – Railroads and Kissinger – September 211974 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – “Capital Cloakroom” – August1972 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Drugs – August 11974 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Energy – February 61974 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Gas Crisis/Rationing, J. William Mittendorf Nomination, Judgeship Nomination – February 141974 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – “Here and Now” – Announces will Vote for Rockefeller –November 271972 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker- Kennedy – Casper – September 7 1974 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Meskill’s Judgeship Questions – March 14Box 19251973 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Newman’s Shield Bill, OEO [Office of Economic Opportunity], Senior Citizens Program – February 221974 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Opening – July 181973 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – PBC – Watergate – May 161974 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Senator and Bob Gore – State Leasing Commission – Investigation of Meskill – November 261972 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker, Senator Edward Kennedy, Senator John Sherman – Amendments to Federal Aid Highway Act of 1972- September 7 [with letter] 1974 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Thanksgiving Message – November 261972 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – Weicker-Kennedy Transportation Bill – July 211974 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WFSB-TV – June 51974 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WFSB – November 111974 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WFSB with Bob Gore – December 51975 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker with Terry Williams – January 27, Reel 11975 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker with Terry Williams – January 27, Reel 21973 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTIC – April 181973 14) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTIC – May 18Box 19261973 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTIC – June 15 1973 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTIC – Marilyn Bain – July 13 – Subpoena of Presidential Papers, Effect of President’s Health on Hearings, Effectiveness of Isolated President, John Mitchell1973 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTIC – November 8; 1. Energy, 2. Daylight Savings Time and 3. Foreign Affairs if Nixon Resigned1973 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTIC taping – September 131973 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Senator Weicker – WTNH – June 51971 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Speech before the Hunterdon County Republican Club on September 301970 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 1 – Primary Night at Greenwich – August1970 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 2 – NBC-TV Show – October 291970 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 3 – Interview 1970 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 4 – NBC-TV Election Returns – August 131971 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 5 – NBC-TV – Meet the Senators – January 171970 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 6 – ABC-TV News – Compare 3 Candidates, October 281971 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 7 – Testimony on Lockheed Bailout – June 151971 14) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 8 – Interview WTIC – Supersonic Transport Plane – March 231971 15) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 9 – Lincoln Day Speech – Olean, New York – February 12Undated 16) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 10 – Poverty Program and Credit Cards1971 17) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 12 – WRC Radio – Tom Dodd’s Passing – May 241971 18) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 13 – WTIC – July 8Box 1927 1971 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 14 – Radio Weicker Liker – Summer, Reel 1 1971 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 14 – Radio Weicker Liker – Summer, Reel 21971 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 14 – Radio Weicker Liker – Summer, Reel 31971 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 15 – WSTC – May 201971 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 16 – WSTC – March 181971 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 17 – WSTC – June 171970 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 18 – Sigma Delta Chi – Duffey and LPW – Summer1971 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 19 – WSTC – April 211971 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 20 – WSTC – Lockheed Bailout – July 22, Reel 1 1971 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 20 – WSTC – Lockheed Bailout – July 22, Reel 21971 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 21 – WTIC – June 101971 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 22 – Draft – August 131970 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 23 – Ad to Register to Vote – Summer1971 14) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 24 – Weicker and Senator Hugh Scott in Pennsylvania – June 16, Tape A 1971 15) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 24 – Weicker and Senator Hugh Scott in Pennsylvania – June 16, Tape B Box 19281971 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 25 – WHNC (Ann Blair) – April 161971 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 26 – NBC “Man in Office” – February 281971 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 27 – WRC Radio – August 24, Tape A 1971 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 27 – WRC Radio – August 24, Tape B 1971 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 28 – WRC Radio – August 181971 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 29 – WRC Radio – August 20 1971 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 30 – WTIC – August 5 Undated 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 34 – Agnew Endorsement, Tape 1Undated 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 34 – Agnew Endorsement, Tape 21970 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 38 – WPOP – Cuts of News Shows – Summer, Tape 11970 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 38 – WPOP – Cuts of News Shows – Summer, Tape 21971 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 39 – Interview with Susan Schiffer – May 25 1971, Tape 11971 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 39 – Interview with Susan Schiffer – May 25 1971, Tape 21971 14) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 40 – WNBC Searchlight – September 20, Tape 11971 15) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 40 – WNBC Searchlight – September 20, Tape 2Box 19291970 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 41 – WCBS – December 131969 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 42 – WSTC – October1969 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 43 – WSTC 1970 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Tape 44 – Fall – Debate – Weicker-Duffey-DoddUndated 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 1 Undated 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 2 Undated 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 3Undated 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 4Undated 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 5Undated 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 6Undated 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 7 Undated 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 8 Undated 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 9, Tape 1Undated 14) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – [Unidentified], Number 9, Tape 2Box 19301973 1) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Watergate – Summer – Capitol Cloakroom Tape1973 2) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Watergate – WTIC – Request of President to Meet with Committee – November 13Undated 3) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – Part 1 – Tuesday – 1 of 3 Part SeriesUndated 4) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – Part 2 – Wednesday March 7Undated 5) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – Part 3 – Thursday March 81973 6) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – WTIC – Marilyn Bain – Vice President Resignation – 3 Nominees – October 111971 7) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker - WTIC – September 301972 8) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – WTIC – Busing – China – Strikes – Committees – February 271972 9) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – WTIC – Bussing – China – Strikes – Committees – February 271972 10) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – WTIC – Bussing – Kleindiest – March 121971 11) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – Weicker – WTIC – Hatfield – Franklin – S. 3753 – December 21973 12) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – WTIC – Tape 1 – August 231973 13) [Reel to Reel Audio Tape] – WTIC – Tape 2 – August 23Sub-series B – Video Tapes1 Inch Video Tapes1987 14) [1 inch Video Tape] – Claudia Weicker – 1 Public Service Annoucement – June 30 2 Inch Video Tapes Box 19311972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 374 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker – May 25Box 19321972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 374 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker – May 25Box 19331972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 566 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker – July 21Box 19341972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 599 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker – August 1Box 19351972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 651 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker – August 14Box 19361972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 710 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker – September 7Box 1937 1972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 710 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator]Weicker – September 7 - Senator Weicker, Senator Edward Kennedy and Senator John Sherman Cooper on Amendments to Federal Highway Act of 1972 [Tape in box] – [Contains two documents: Tape Description and copy of Testimony by Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. Before the Senate Subcommittee of Housing and Urban Affairs on Thursday, September 7, 1972]Box 19381972 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – No. 759 – Senate Recording Studio - Senator Weicker – September 21 Box 19391970 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – VT 404 – Weicker – July 14 – MSB – Nixon1970 2) [2 inch Video Tape] – VT 611 – Weicker – July 14 – MSB – Recession1970 3) [2 inch Video Tape] – VT 644 – Weicker – July 14 – MSB – Poster1970 4) [2 inch Video Tape] – VT 647 – Weicker – July 14 – MSB – YouthBox 1940 1970 1) [2 inch Video Tape] –VT 655 – Weicker – July 14 – MSB – Hospitals1970 2) [2 inch Video Tape] – Weicker – July 22Box 19411971 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – Weicker-McKinney and Steele – February 26 – Announcing Intern ProgramUndated 2) [2 inch Video Tape] – Weicker PoliticalsBox 1942Undated 1) [2 inch Video Tape] – Weicker Politicals – Cut 1 – Pollution – 7/10, Cut 2 – Drugs – 5/10, Cut 3 – 3/30, Cut 4 – 1/30, Cut 5 – 6/30Beta Video TapesBox 19431984 1) [Beta Video Tape] – Drunk Driving – ABC/CBS – P.M. News – June 261984 2) [Beta Video Tape] – “Face the State” – Channel 3 WFSB – Weicker and Dodd – October 261984 3) [Beta Video Tape] – Lawmakers – May 311984 4) [Beta Video Tape] – NBC Nightly News – Lowell Weicker Special Hearing on Republican Party – July 30 Undated 5) [Beta Video Tape] – News – Dad 1984 6) [Beta Video Tape] – “Newsmakers” – Lowell Weicker – John Nelson, Los Angeles Times – John Hasher, U.S. News – September 9U-Matic Video TapesBox 19441984 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – 60 Minutes – CBS – March 111985 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – ABC 20/20 – February 21 – Segment on General Dynamics1975 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress by President Gerald R. Ford Reporting on United States Foreign Policy, April 10 – Tape Number 11975 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress by President Gerald R. Ford Reporting on United States Foreign Policy, April 10 – Tape Number 21975 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – “AIDS” Hearing Before the United States Senate Committee on Labor, Health, and Human Services and Education Committee on Appropriations, Senator Lowell Weicker Jr., Chairman, September 26 [Tape in case – Contains copy of Press Release “Weicker Approves Additional Funding for “AIDS” Research; Pressing Need Cited by Health Officials, September 26] 1988 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – AIDS Public Service Announcements – March 4Box 19451984 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Baby Doe: Selection and Death – Carlton Sherwood Package – “…On Special Assignment” [with 2 letters] – Air February 21-23 [with 2 accompanying letters]1984 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Biz Net News – Lowell Weicker Interview – August 15Undated 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Blank Tape1976 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – DFS – Weicker Senate ’76 – September 27; Weicker. – TV – 1-30 – “Constitution”, L.P.W. – TV – 3-30 – “Urban”, L.P.W. – TV – 4-30 – “Energy”, L.P.W. – TV – 2- 30 – “Housing”1985 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – David Brinkley Show – March 24 1985 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Dub Cover January 13 – CBS News Sunday Morning – “South African Protestors”Box 1946 1988 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Editor’s Scene – Saatchi & Saatchi/DFS Compton – Weicker 1988/Senator Lowell Weicker; The Dinner Rev. – XXDF-0853, Integrity – XXDF-0723, Social Security – XXDF-0670, Seward Johnson Alt – XXDF-07131984 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Face the Nation – March 4Undated 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Justice Series – WDUM Channel 91982 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – “Legacy of Greatness” – Republican National Committee – 23 minutes – January 1984 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker] on School Prayer – March 51984 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – LW [Lowell Weicker] on School Prayer – March 20 (NBC, CBS, and ABC) Box 19471985 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – McNeil/Lehrer – July 23Undated 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Prime Time – Ocean Special – WPVI TV Undated 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Public Service Announcement – Connecticut Junior Republic1986 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Representative McKinney – February 6 1982 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Republican Convention 1982 – Lowell Weicker Acceptance Speech1979 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Senator Weicker #230, February 7 – Jim Piersall, February 25Box 1948Undated 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Senator Weicker CBS Spot and “Moment Silence” ABC Spot1986 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Senator Weicker M/L – July 221979 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker to Run for President – News Center Four, WNBC, March 12 at 5:00 PM – Eyewitness News, WABC, March 12 at 6:00 PM1986 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – National Association of Public Television Stations, Senator Weicker Speech, Annual Meeting – April 29 1988 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Senator Weicker vs. Joe Lieberman – Hartford Hilton – June 3 – Part I 1988 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Senator Weicker vs. Joe Lieberman – Hartford Hilton – June 3 – Part IIBox 1949Undated 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – “Shelter” – Produced by David Davis – KCTS/TV1983-1984 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – The David Susskind Show: Medical Care, Part One of Two – “Warning: Medical Care May Be Hazardous to Your Wealth” – TD January 22, 1984 - #40029 DS Show 1983-19841983-1984 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – The David Susskind Show: Medical Care, Part Two of Two – “Warning: Medical Care May Be Hazardous to Your Wealth” – TD January 22, 1984 - #40029 DS Show 1983-1984 Undated 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – The Law-Makers – An Interview with Lowell P. Weicker] (note: ruined tape)Undated 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Unidentified Undated 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – UnidentifiedBox 1950Undated 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Unidentified – 5462.3 – Tape 1 of 3Undated 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Unidentified – 5462.3 – Tape 2 of 3Undated 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Unidentified – 5462.3 – Tape 3 of 31981 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Up to the Minute #010 – Morality and the New Right (Wallace) – “Where Do You Stand” (View Copy), September 30 1983 5) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Watergate Clips of Lowell Weicker – Summer of Judgment – The Watergate Hearings – September 27 1983 6) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Weicker Swearing In by Vice President Bush – January 3 – Old Senate ChambersBox 1951 1982 1) [U-Matic Video Tape] – “Western Regional Undersea Laboratory Program” – Casablanca Productions – November 4Undated 2) [U-Matic Video Tape] – “Year of the Ocean” Undated 3) [U-Matic Video Tape] – “Year of the Ocean” 1985 4) [U-Matic Video Tape] – Year of the Ocean, 1985 [Tape in case – Contains Copy of Letter from Year of the Ocean Foundation]; “Farmer/Weather” – Public Service Announcement, Cuts 1 and 2; “Kids Sailing” – Public Service Announcement, Cuts 1 and 2U-Matic S Video Tapes1985 5) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – AIDS Hearing – September 26 Undated 6) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – AIDS Hearing – Tape Number 3Box 1952Undated 1) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Andy McCloud – Hart Senate Office Building 303 – Racette – Weicker Announcement 1983 2) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Justice Department Hearing – Subcommittee on Handicapped – Sherwood –November 171983 3) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – NBC Washington – Pennhurst Mental Hospital Dub – November 9 [with accompanying transcript]Undated 4) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – PS 3 – Twilight Trotters 1988 5) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 11988 6) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 2Box 19531988 1) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 3 1988 2) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 4 1988 3) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 5 1988 4) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 6 1988 5) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 7 1988 6) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 8Box 19541988 1) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Senator Lowell Weicker at 25th Anniversary of the Great March on Washington, August 27 – Tape Number 9 Undated 2) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Unidentified Undated 3) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Unidentified1986 4) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Weicker 4-15 – Post Newsweek Washington. – March 14Undated 5) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – April 29 – Weicker Press Conference – DisabilitiesUndated 6) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Weicker Press Conference – Tape Number 2Undated 7) [U-Matic S Video Tape] – Weicker Press Conference – Tape Number 3Undated 8) U-Matic S Video Tape] – Weicker – Troubled Youth Public Service AnnouncementVHS Video TapesBox 1955Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – “60 Seconds”: Do we need stricter trade laws? – YES- Mitchell – NO-Wallop1988 2) [VHS Video Tape] – 1988 Martin Luther King Day Ecumenical Service – January 18 – Ebenezer Baptist Church1980s 3) [VHS Video Tape] – ABC News Followed by Weicker on The Weicker Amendment and C-SPAN LiveUndated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – “A Gift of Sight” – Optometric Low Vision Care – By Kort Frydenborg 1990 5) [VHS Video Tape] – “A Man Stands Up” – “Kids”1986 6) [VHS Video Tape] – ABC News Report/NCAF, March 13 – Senator Lowell Weicker 1987 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Adam Smith’s Money World – Air: May 18 – Pacific Rim Overview 1987 8) [VHS Video Tape] – “AIDS: Everything You and Your Family Need to Know…..But Were Afraid to Ask”, October 6 1985 9) [VHS Video Tape] – AIDS Hearing – October 26 – C-SPAN1988 10) [VHS Video Tape] – All-USA Academic Awards Ceremony – Monday, May 161985 11) [VHS Video Tape] – American Portrait – November 17Box 19561986 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Baldwin Dinner – April 71986 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Baldwin Dinner – April 7Undated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Battle for Peace 1990-1991 4) [VHS Video Tape] – C Span 1992 – Campaign and Debate 1990 – Swearing In 1991 – Down Memory Lane1991 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Cable 10 Tonight – April 81986 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Cancer: The Second and Final War 1990 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Channel 3 – October 241990 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Channel 8 Noon – October 241986 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Christmas 1986 – In Connecticut1993 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Claudia Weicker House Tour – December 21988 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Commercials Lowell Weicker – July 6 – Editor’s Scene/Saatchi and Saatchi/DFS Compt – Weicker 1988 – Senator Lowell Weicker ,“Tell It Like It Is” – XXDF-0580, “Long Term – The Elderly” – XXDF-0570, “Trendy-AIDS” – XXDF-0590, “Powerless” – XXDF- 0560 Undated 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Congressional Osteoporosis Awareness - :30 Public Service Announcement – Senator Lowell Weicker Box 1957Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Connecticut Newsweek – Lowell Weicker/Bennett – June 21990 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Connecticut Public Television – “The Next Governor” – Fall 1984 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Consumers Educating Professionals – Panel – May 15Undated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – CPTV [Connecticut Public Television] – Connecticut Profile , Connecticut Viewpoint – July 14 Undated 5) [VHS Video Tape] – CPTV [Connecticut Public Television] – Lowell Weicker Civil Rights Testimonial1985 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Convocation 1985 – May 30 – Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center1987 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Coral Bleaching – WUSA – November 16Undated 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Connecticut Convention – Focus on Connecticut/ Guest: Senator WeickerUndated 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Connecticut Law – 395Undated 10) [VHS Video Tape] – “Connecticut Newsmakers”1990 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Debate 2 – CNN – October 1Box 19581987 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Disability Policy: The State of the Nation – General Session: Philip Burke, Dale Scannell, Senator Lowell Weicker – May 12Undated 2) [VHS Video Tape] – “Down Home Christmas”Undated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Dr. James Kennedy, Ph.D Speaks1988 4) [VHS Video Tape] – Dub Connecticut Newsweek – Ballbearings – October 3 – ADA 1988 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Dub for Senator Lowell Weicker from Connecticut Public Television – June 14 Undated 6) [VHS Video Tape] – “Eclipse of Reason”, National Right to Life Committee1991 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Election ’70 – November 27Ca. 1991-1994 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Eunice Groarke – Cable 5 Interview1987 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Family – Fall Undated 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Focus on Connecticut – Guest: Lowell Weicker1998 11) [VHS Video Tape] – For the Record with Charley McDowell – Lowell Weicker – May 22 Undated 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Front Line: “The Secret File” on Penn Kimbell Box 19591988 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Gabe Pressman Interviews – Lowell Weicker and Joseph Lieberman – October 301992 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Governor Weicker – Larry King Live – July 11991 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Home for the Holidays: The Governor’s Residence – West Hartford Community Television, DecemberUndated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – “If I Only Knew…” – A Message on Drug AbuseUndated 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Income Tax1988 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Julie Belaga – Channel 8 – June 211990 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Kids – A Man Stands Up – Where Weicker Stands1988 8) [VHS Video Tape] – King Week 1988 – Ecumenical Service – January 18 Undated 9) [VHS Video Tape] – La Guera de la Central Intelligence Agency Contre Cuba - Chapters 1-5Undated 10) [VHS Video Tape] – La Guera de la Central Intelligence Agency Contre Cuba - Chapters 6-9Undated 11) [VHS Video Tape] – La Guera de la Central Intelligence Agency Contre Cuba - Chapters 10-111984 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Lawmakers – March 8 Box 19601988 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Lieberman Commercial - :60 1988 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Lieberman Commercials1988 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Lieberman/Connecticut Public Television Hour Long Add ShowUndated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – Lieberman “Connecticut Newsmakers” 1988 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Lieberman/Weicker Hartford Courant Forum – June Undated 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Limbi Advertising – “A New Sign of the Times”Ca. 1990-1991 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Appointees – Full Tape1988 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker 1988 – Takes #17, 31, 50, 711988 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker 1988 – Takes #17, 31, 50, 711988 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker 1988 – Takes #17, 31, 50, 711988 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker Stumping – November 291990 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker Commercials Box 1961Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker CommercialsUndated 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker on Anti-AIDS Battle (Commercial)Undated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker on Defense for Health and Education Regarding Battle Against AIDSUndated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker on Senate Floor1988 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Lowell Weicker South Africa Press Conference – May 12Undated 6) [VHS Video Tape] – McCain for Senator Weicker Constitution Video 1990 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Meet Claudia Weicker – “West Hartford’s Own” – West Hartford Community TV 1987 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Monday Sportsnight – Show Record – July 22, Show Number 7 1988 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Morning News Interview – IRN News – June 20 1993 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Nancy Baroody/Lowell Weicker Interviewed by Brian Lamb – February – DSB, ESG and T. Monahan – December 51988 11) [VHS Video Tape] – National Geographic Explorer – “The Last Hours of the Titanic” – January 12Undated 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Naughty Nance, Oh Say Gem, Lowell Weicker – Rosecroft Raceway FilmsBox 1962Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Naughty Nance, Oh Say Gem, Lowell Weicker – Rosecroft Raceway Films1987 2) [VHS Video Tape] – NCAF Annual Conference 1987 – Speaker: Senator Lowell WeickerUndated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Night Watch – Education – April 281987 4) [VHS Video Tape] – “Nightwatch”, AIDS – June 10 and “20/20”, Wedtech – June 41987 5) [VHS Video Tape] – NOAA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration– March 23, Windham – March 4, Campaign Finance 19871987 6) [VHS Video Tape] – On the Hill, June 51987 7) [VHS Video Tape] – On the Potomac – “Making of a Holiday Promo” – September 151986 8) [VHS Video Tape] – “Pat Robertson” – CBS Evening News – September 171986 9) [VHS Video Tape] – People for the American Way – Pat Robertson Film Festival – September 171987 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Plimpton Series – The Lighter Side – (Plimpton Review with Joe Fowler)1996 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Politically Incorrect Show Number 4119 – Parts I-III – November 22Undated 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Politics is Union Business Box 1963 Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Reuseable Floor Tape Undated 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Rewind to “00” for CNNUndated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Rosecroft Race Preview1988 4) [VHS Video Tape] – Senator John McCain – Link Up America Public Service Announcement – March 241987 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. in AQUARIUS, November 27; Coral Bleaching at Cane Bay, St. Croix, November, West Indies Lab, Fairleigh Dickinson University 1988 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Senator Weicker 1988 – Editor’s Scene – Saatchi and Saatchi/DFS – July 14; “Long Term” Alt – XXDF 0640, “Tell It” Alt – XXDF 0650, “Powerless” Alt – XXDF 06301979-1984 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Shorts of Lowell Weicker – Videotape with list1984 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Sixth Mary E. Switzer, November 5 – “The New Federal Disability Policy: Bringing the Individual Into Focus” – The Honorable Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., United States Senate – Institute for Social and Rehabilitation Service1987 9) [VHS Video Tape] – So Cozy P.2.155.1 – Sweetheart – July 31Undated 10) [VHS Video Tape] – SonnyUndated 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Specific Plan Governance1987 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Sports Promos – 1987 A.H. Presentation – July 17Box 1964 1988 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Tape of Lieberman Commercial Running this Week (“Alaska”) and Tape of New Ad (“Working People”) Which Has Not Yet Aired1988 2) [VHS Video Tape] – The Fourth Estate – Air Date May 27 – Weicker 88Undated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – The National AIDS Awareness Test – Brought to You in the Public interest by Metropolitan Life Insurance CompanyUndated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – The Natural World: “On the Eighth Day”Undated 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Tomorrow’s Children1985 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Turner Broadcasting System – “Breaking the Spell – Parts 1 and 2”, February 131984 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Turner Broadcasting System – “Portrait of America – Connecticut”, March 21 Undated 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Under One Roof- Video Report – Also Included: Opening Slide Program1988 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Under One Roof – Video Report – Also Included: Opening Slide Program – Duplicated January 1988 (Accompanied by Letter)Undated 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 1 Undated 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 2 Undated 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 3Box 1965Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 4Undated 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 5Undated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 6Undated 4 [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 7Undated 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 8Undated 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Unidentified, Number 91985 7) [VHS Video Tape] – [Videotape with Letter]; Press Release (Channel 7, NBC, Boise, Idaho: Official News Broadcast with Jeff Beaman, Reporter – July 12); Presidents Film (Film of Hardware that was Sent to President Reagan on May 28, 1985)1988 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker 1988 Campaign; XXDF 0580 – “Tell It Like It Is”, XXDF 0570 – “Long Term Elderly”, XXDF 0590 – “Trendy AIDS”, XXDF 0560 – “Powerless”, XXDF 0670 – “Social Security”, XXDF 0713 – “Seward Johnson Alt.”, XXDF 0853 – “The Dinner Rev.”, XXDF 0723 – “Integrity” 1988 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker 1988 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Editor’s Scene – Saatchi and Saatchi – October 20 – “Joe Taxes” – XXDF 09331988 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker 1988 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Editor’s Scene – Saatchi and Saatchi – October 24 – “Joe Says” – XXDF 09231988 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker 1988 – Senator Lowell Weicker – Editor’s Scene – Saatchi and Saatchi –October 24 – “Response” – XXDF 09661988 12) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker 1988 – Senator Weicker – Editor’s Scene – Saatchi and Saatchi – September 15 – Integrity – XXDF 0723, Dinner Rev. – XXDF 0851 Box 1966Undated 1) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker Bicentennial? (Torn label)Undated 2) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker Contra Aid – Connecticut StudentsUndated 3) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker for Governor; “Kids” – GOV-2854, “Kids” – GOV- 2861Undated 4) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker Javits Hearing1988 5) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker/Lieberman Debate – TRT 58:001988 6) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker/Lieberman Debate 19881988 7) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker/Lieberman – June 31988 8) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker/Lieberman Interviews with Gayle King1982 9) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker-Moffet – Face the State – September 251987 10) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker Press Conference – December 171990 11) [VHS Video Tape] – Weicker Profiles, WTIC-TV – March 27*? Sub-series C – Motion PicturesSub-series C – 16mm Motion Pictures [open reel]*? Box 1967*? Undated 1) [16 mm Film] – Apollo Moon Mission Pix and Soundtrack [2 Items]Undated Apollo Moon Mission Pix and Soundtrack; 2 Items. [Film reel 0363, -a]*? 1969 2) [16 mm Film] – Congressional Baseball Game – June – Congressman Weicker1969 June Congressional Baseball Game – Congressman Weicker. [Film reel 0364]*? Undated 3) [16 mm Film] – Lowell WeickerUndated Lowell Weicker. [Film reel 0365]*? 1971 4) [16 mm Film] – Meet the Senators – January 171971 January 17 Meet the Senators [Film reel 0366] *? Box 1968*? 1979 1) [16 mm Film] – Senator Weicker in Israel – February 28 – [Contains Tracks for Picture, Effects, Sync., Narration, and Film Scene Summary] [3 Items in Can]1979 February 28 Senator Weicker in Israel – [Contains Tracks for Picture, Effects, Sync., Narration, and Film Scene Summary] 3 Items. [Film reel 0367, -a, -b]*? 1971 2) [16 mm Film] – Tape 11 – Apollo 14 Lead In – April [2 Items]1971 April Tape 11 – Apollo 14 Lead In – Introduction by LPW; 2 Items. [Picture track: Film reel 0318, Soundtrack: Film reel 0368-a]*? Undated 3) [16 mm Film] – Unidentified Film Number 1Undated Unidentified Film Number 1. [Film reel 0369]*? Undated 4) [16 mm Film] – Unidentified Film Number 2Undated Unidentified Film Number 2. [Film reel 0370]*? Box 1969*? Undated 1) [16 mm Film] – Visit to HydrolabUndated Visit to Hydrolab (film is marked “Congressmen visit Bahamas – N.O.A.A.”) Color, no sound. [Film reel 0371]*? Undated 2) [16 mm Film] – Weicker-Agnew – Black and White WorkprintUndated Weicker-Agnew – Black and White Workprint. [Film reel 0372]*? Undated 3) [16 mm Film] – Weicker-Agnew – Original ColorUndated Weicker-Agnew – Original Color. [Film reel 0373]*? 1971 4) [16 mm Film] – Weicker Baseball Team1971 Weicker Baseball Team. [Film reel 0374]*? Box T-47*? 1968 1) [Oversized] – 16 mm Film – “Debrief: Apollo 8”1968 “Debrief: Apollo 8.” [Film reel 0375] Undated Senator Weicker – Americans for Children’s Relief. (16mm, color, sound) [Film Reel 0376]Sub-series D – Dictation Disks1971 May 13 [Edison Voicewriter disk] – Tape 31 – WTIC-TV: flilibuster against the Lockheed loan. 7-inch disk [Phonodisk 0744]1971 April 21 [Edison Voicewriter disk] – Tape 32 – WSTC radio: Lt. Calley, Javits bill, SST, Protesters, China policy . 7-inch disk [Phonodisk 0745]1971 May 20 [Edison Voicewriter disk] – Tape 33 – WSTC radio: SALT talks. 7-inch disk [Phonodisk 0746]Sub-series E – Phonograph Records1982 Side A: Why? - It Don’t Make Sense (You Can’t Make Peace)/ Side B: It’s in the News – By Willie Dixon / Arc Music. 7-inch disk, 45 RPM. [Phonodisk 0747]Sub-series F – DVD Disks2010 The 20th Anniversary of the ADA, Human Rights in Progress, Presented by The Americans with Disabilities Act Coalition of Connecticut, Incorporated ; original jacket and presentation card filed separately (DVD) [Disk 1084]Sub-series G – Campaign One Inch Video TapesBox 1970 1988 1) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “AIDS-Trendy Alt.”, XXDF 0660, July 211988 2) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Endorsement”, XXDF-1003, November 21988 3) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Endorsements”, XXDF-1003, November 21988 4) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Integrity”, XXDF-0723, September 121988 5) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Integrity-Rev”, XXDF-0863, October 4 1988 6) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Joe Says”, XXDF- 0923, October 24Box 1971 1988 1) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Joe Taxes”, XXDF-0933, October 201988 2) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Long Term-The Elderly”, XXDF-0570, June 301988 3) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Powerless”, XXDF-0560, June 301988 4) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Response”, XXDF-0966, October 241988 5) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Response”, XXDF-0966, October 251988 6) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “ Seward Johnson”, XXDF-0713, September 12Box 19721988 1) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Social Security”, XDF-0670, August 41988 2) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Social Security”, XXDF-0703, August 41988 3) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Tell it Like it is”, XXDF-0580, June 301988 4) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Tell it Like it is”, XXDF-0650, July 141988 5) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “The Dinner Rev.”, XXDF-0853, September 151988 6) [One Inch Video Tape] – Weicker 88 – Saatchi and Saatchi – “Trendy-Aids”, XXDF-0590, June 30Series XII – Restricted Records – CLOSED TO RESEARCHERS UNTIL JANUARY 2086 Sub-series A – Washington Office Case Files – Boxes 1973-2045 Sub-series B – Bridgeport Office Case Files – Boxes 2046-2097 Sub-series C – Hartford Office Case Files – Boxes 2098-2112 Sub-series D – Miscellaneous Withdrawn Files – Boxes 2113-2119Series XI – Oversized MaterialsBox S-101 (Oversized flat box, 14 x 18 inches)1993 1) [Oversized] – Cartoon of Lowell Weicker, by Bob Engelhart, “A Politically Correct Roast”, May 261980s 2) [Oversized] – Cartoons of Lowell Weicker, by Jim Bresnan1973-1990 3) [Oversized] – Cartoons of Lowell Weicker, by Ed Valtman1985 4) [Oversized] – Citation for Anti-Apartheid Protest at South African Embassy, January1995 5) [Oversized] – Commonwealth of Puerto Rico – Resolution of Recognition to Lowell Weicker for his Contributions to Public Service, National Ocean Policy, and the Sea Grant Program, May 18 1989 6) [Oversized] – Connecticut Bar Association – 1989 Distinguished Public Service Award, May 221988 7) [Oversized] – Correspondence – Letter and Pen from Ronald Reagan to Lowell Weicker, Commemorating Signing of H.R. 4783, Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations Act, September 301971 8) [Oversized] – Photograph – Bridgeport Office – Apollo 15 Moon Mission, Moon LandingBox S-102 (Oversized flat box, 14 x 18 inches)1978 1) [Oversized] – Photograph – Humpback Whale, Glacier Bay, Alaska, August1970s 2) [Oversized] – Photograph – Nelson Rockefeller1969 3) [Oversized] – Photograph – Swearing in of United States House of Representatives, JanuaryUndated 4) [Oversized] – Photograph – Claudia Weicker with Nancy Reagan 1970s 5) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell and Bunny Weicker1990s 6) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell and Claudia Weicker1985 7) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker Arrested for Anti-Apartheid Protest at South African Embassy1970s 8) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker at Congressional Baseball Game1976 9) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker During 1976 Senatorial CampaignUndated 10) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker Portrait1950s 11) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with B Battery, 83rd Field Artillery Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Carolina1970s 12) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with Edward Kennedy at Tennis Match1970 13) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with Richard Nixon, August 18, 19701945 14) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with The Buckley Boys Baseball Team, Dobbs Ferry, New York1920s 15) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker Sr. with Yale University Track Team1970s 16) [Oversized] – Photographs – Lowell Weicker Playing TennisBox S-103 (Oversized flat box, 16 x 20 inches)1990 1) [Oversized] – Campaign Placards – 1990 Gubernatorial Election – “Sign Here, Put Weicker on the Ballot, Weicker Governor”1984 2) [Oversized] – Cartoon Concerning School Prayer, by Herb Block, “You Haven’t Heard the Last of Me”1985 3) [Oversized] – Cartoon of Christopher Dodd and Lowell Weicker, by Chris MacGregor, Norwich Bulletin1986 4) [Oversized] – Clipping Concerning Education of the Deaf Act of 1986 – “Reagan signs bill; October celebration set, Gallaudet University Status upgraded, commission OK’d”, On the Green, August 251988 5) [Oversized] – Correspondence – Copy of Contract Signature Page, Copy of Letter from J.R. Sculley to Gaynor N. Kelley, Copy of Letter from Gaynor N. Kelley to Lowell Weicker, Photograph of AN/AVR 2 Laser Warning Receiver, Commemorating Award of Defense Contract to Perkin-Elmer Corporation 1976 6) [Oversized] – Correspondence – Letter, Copy of Law, and Pen from Gerald Ford to Lowell Weicker, Commemorating Signing of Animal Welfare Act of 19761969-1970 7) [Oversized] – Correspondence – Letter, Copy of Law and Pen from Richard Nixon, Commemorating Signing of Urban Development Amendments of 1969 1987 8) [Oversized] – Drawing of Lowell Weicker Harness Horse Racing, by Scott, Rosecroft RacewayUndated 9) [Oversized] – Engraving of Connecticut State Capitol, by N.R. Parke1986 10) [Oversized] – National Association of State Directors of Special Education, Incorporated, Special Award of Appreciation, October1931 11) [Oversized] – Newspaper – New York Times, May 16, 1931 – Lowell Weicker’s Birth Date1971 12) [Oversized] – Photograph – Apollo 15 Moon Mission, Liftoff from Kennedy Space Center, July 261990 13) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell and Claudia Weicker During 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign, September 11973 14) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker, September 301976 15) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker and Gerald Ford During Senatorial Campaign1976 16) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker During Senatorial Campaign1990 17) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker During Gubernatorial Campaign, August1970s 18) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with Hugh Scott and Others1975 19) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with Unidentified Tennis Player, September1970s 20) [Oversized] – Photographs – Photo Montage of Lowell Weicker1970s 21) [Oversized] – Photographs – Photo Montage of Lowell WeickerUndated 22) [Oversized] – Poster – “Alumni Council/Student Events Committee Seminar, Part I: Allies and Antagonists, The Press and Government in Modern America; Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., Keynote Address”, Wesleyan University, November 1 1988 11) [Oversized] – Poster – “Morse College Proudly Presents 1988 Adlai E. Stevenson Fellow, U.S 23nator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. ‘53”, Yale University, April 51982 24) [Oversized] – Smaller Business Association of New England, Incorporated, Small Business Innovation Award, October 201985 25) [Oversized] – University of Hartford, Resolution of the Faculty Senate, Appreciation of Lowell Weicker’s Work on Behalf of Mortensen Library, March 26Box T-42 (Oversized flat box, 20 x 24 inches)1988 1) [Oversized] – American Horticultural Therapy Association and Florists’ Transworld Delivery, Congressional Initiatives Award, May 161990 2) [Oversized] – Campaign Placard – 1990 Gubernatorial Election – “How to Vote for Lowell Weicker for Governor”1983 3) [Oversized] – Correspondence – Letter from Ronald Reagan to Lowell Weicker, Photo of Lowell Weicker with Ronald Reagan, and Pen from Ronald Reagan, Commemoration of Signing of H.R. 3913, Appropriations for Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education for Fiscal Year 19841984 4) [Oversized] – Drawing of Lowell Weicker in Senate1987 5) [Oversized] – Engraving of Lowell Weicker and Handicapped Individuals, by Perske, “With Deepest Appreciation, Association for Retarded Citizens of the United States, October 15, 1987”1963 6) [Oversized] – Map of Connecticut, “General Assembly – 1963; The Honorable Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., State Representative”1980s 7) [Oversized] – Photograph – Group Portrait of United States Senate1979 8) [Oversized] – Photographs – Connecticut Senior Intern Program, September 1973 9) [Oversized] – Photographs – Photo Montage of Watergate Hearings1991 10) [Oversized] – Poster – “Lowell Weicker, Governor of Connecticut”, The Chubb Fellowship, Timothy Dwight College, Yale University, October 91992 11) [Oversized] – Poster – “NIH”, National Institute of Health Facilities1993 12) [Oversized] – Thomas Jefferson Society of Western Connecticut State University, Certificate of Appreciation and Copies of Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Danbury Baptists Regarding the Intent of Separation of Church and State, April 21, 1993 Box U-14 (Oversized flat box, 32 x 40 inches)1990 1) [Oversized] – Campaign Placards – 1990 Gubernatorial Election – “I’ll work for you, not the politicians; Weicker Governor, Groarke Lieutenant Governor”1990 2) [Oversized] – Campaign Placards – 1990 Gubernatorial Election – “Vote Weicker, Pull 1C”1980s 3) [Oversized] – Cartoon of Lowell Weicker by Bob Englehart, Hartford Courant, “I’m Nobody’s Man but Yours”1990 4) [Oversized] – Cartoons – 1990 Gubernatorial Campaign1990 5) [Oversized] – Clipping, “An Independent Lowell Weicker, The Best Candidate for Governor”, The Litchfield County Times, October 19, 19901990 6) [Oversized] – Clipping, “Weicker a Winner; Awaits Challenge as New Governor”, The Litchfield County Times, November 9, 1990Undated 7) [Oversized] – Hartford Office – Photograph – Lowell Weicker with Children1986 8) [Oversized] – Legal Document, United States of America Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; In the Matter of Iroquois Gas Transmission System for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity Pursuant to Optional Procedures, Blanket Transportation Certificate and Blanket Facilities Certificate; Exhibit F-IV, Environmental Report, Volume 3 of 3, October1985 9) [Oversized] – Map, “The Housatonic River Watershed, Priceless Heritage to Preserve and Protect”, Housatonic Valley AssociationBox U-15 (Oversized flat box, 32 x 40 inches)1990 1) [Oversized] – Clippings – “Weicker Elected Governor,” The Hartford Courant, November 7, 1990Undated 2) [Oversized] – Photograph – Lowell Weicker1989 3) [Oversized] – Photographs – “United States Senators, Class 1, State of Connecticut 1789-1989”*? move following entries to follow other video tapesBox T-481973 1) [Oversized] – 2 Inch Video Tape – House of Representatives Video Tape – Reel 1 – Congressman McKinney, July 27 Box T-491971 1) [Oversized] – 2 Inch Video Tape – No. 149 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker, June 15Box T-501971 1) [Oversized] – 2 Inch Video Tape – No. 149 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Weicker/Scott, June 15Box T-511972 1) [Oversized] – 2 Inch Video Tape – No. 426 – Senate Recording Studio – Senator Brooke/Weicker, June 6

Administrative Information

Details

Download

Copyright

We respect the copyrights and intellectual property rights of all users. All uploaded documents are either original works of the uploader or authorized works of the rightful owners.

Support