Box 466

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.

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.

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.

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 miscellaneous office correspondence including some from Dr. Ron Peters and the Carl Albert Center. The "CP" in the folder title refers to "crackpot" and some of the correspondence contained in the folder. These materials were originally filed by Charles Ward. Charles Ward was an administrative assistant in Boren's office.

Contains materials related to the 1980 Congressional Staff Directory and correspondence. These materials were originally filed by Charles Ward. Charles Ward was an administrative assistant in Boren's office.

These materials were originally filed by Charles Ward. Charles Ward worked as an administrative assistant in Boren's office.

These materials were originally filed by Charles Ward. Charles Ward worked as an administrative assistant in Boren's office.

These materials were originally filed by Charles Ward. Charles Ward worked as an administrative assistant in Boren's office.

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.