Box 475

This collection contains materials acquired and created by Senator Boren and his staff during the time he represented Oklahoma in the U.S. Senate, roughly 1979 to 1994. The most common type of materials found in the collection include a large amount of constituent correspondence, legislative material from work or research on bills, VHS recordings of newsworthy events or Boren appearances, and work with other government agencies.

Contains Newsletters, Questionnaires, and photos of David Boren.

Contains rough drafts and final copies of the Washington Watch.

Contains materials related to the windfall profits tax, trade, agriculture, interest rates, and federal spending; includes articles authored by David Boren.

This collection contains materials acquired and created by Senator Boren and his staff during the time he represented Oklahoma in the U.S. Senate, roughly 1979 to 1994. The most common type of materials found in the collection include a large amount of constituent correspondence, legislative material from work or research on bills, VHS recordings of newsworthy events or Boren appearances, and work with other government agencies.

Contains materials related to agriculture, including the Soviet grain embargo, S.509, and the economic status of the agriculture industry, including correspondence, statements by David Boren, and other materials used in drafting press releases.

Contains materials related to agriculture, including the 1983 wheat program, S.2513, the 1981 Farm Bill, S.2979, and S.2486, including correspondence, copies of the congressional record, statements by David Boren, and other materials used in drafting press releases.

Contains materials related to agriculture, agricultural policy, grain production, , the 1981 Farm Bill, S.1879, and the Robert Johnson grain scandal, including press releases, memos, correspondence, statements by David Boren, and other materials used in drafting press releases.

Contains a press release regarding FDIC insurance coverage.

Contains materials related to the budget and economy, the national debt, and interest rates, including correspondence, statements by David Boren, senate voting records, copies of the congressional record, newsletters, and other materials used in drafting press releases.