Box 28

Topics include Raymond W. Kelly, U.S. Customs Service, J. Dennis Hastert, and Thomas W. Ewing. Correspondents include Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. Folder also has an itinerary and related material for trip Richard K. Armey took to Missouri for event for Roy Blunt.

Topics include campaign finance reform. Correspondents include Jim Nicholson (chairman of the Republican National Committee) and J. Dennis Hastert. Folder also contains an itinerary and related material for trip Richard K. Armey took with congressional delegation to Germany, Albania, Macedonia, Italy, and Belgium.

Correspondents include David L. Hobson, Fred Upton, W. J. "Billy" Tauzin, Joel Hefley, Wayne Allard, and the Christian Coalition. Folder also includes an itinerary and related material for trip Richard K. Armey took to Tennessee to speak at a Junior Achievement Hall of Fame dinner.

Topics include Coalition to Stop International Sexual Trafficking, Year 2000, Medicare, and foreign policy. Correspondents include Matthew F. McHugh (president of the United States Association of Former Members of Congress), Christopher Cox (president of the Congressional Policy Advisory Board), Steve Horn, and Constance Morella. Folder also includes a memo re issues for press conference.

Topics include asbestos litigation, Salvatori Prize for American Citizenship, Mark Brewer, health care, and family values. Correspondents include Sue W. Kelly, Dale Kildee, Jim Kolbe, and J. C. Watts.

Topics include Netscape. Correspondents include Jesse Helms. Folder also includes notes on various issues for press conference.

Correspondents include Dan Miller and Conservative Opportunity Society. Folder also includes notes for interview for Fox News Sunday and for Meet the Press. Among the issues highlighted are China and technology as well as Kosovo. Folder also has some material on events and meetings Richard K. Armey attended in his district.

Topics include dairy compacts, Internet, and computer industry. Correspondents include John L. Mica and Bob Ney.

Topics include taxation through litigation, role of Richard K. Armey as majority leader, juvenile justice, Rosa Parks, and security at nuclear facilities. Correspondents include Joseph R. Pitts, Jennifer Dunn, and Bob Schaffer.

Topics include campaign fund-raising, impact of gambling, and Academic Achievement for All Act. Correspondents include Conservative Opportunity Society and John A. Boehner. Folder also contains memo for speech Richard K. Armey gave to district director's fly-in. Folder also has printout of The Hotline for June 18, 1999.