Box 41

Folder contains descriptions of programs Dunn started in her congressional district in Washington.

Folder contains labor stories pulled from online newspapers. Quotes from labor leaders have been highlighted.

Folder contains correspondence and printed material re MADD's National Youth Summit on Underage Drinking. Correspondents include Nita Lowey, Antonio Novello, and Constance Morella.

Folder contains printed material re charity and community events hosted by the NFL.

Folder includes data on numbers of lawyers, numbers of lobbyists, churches in the District of Columbia area, and gross domestic product in low-income economies.

Folder includes information on the beginning of the Texas Exile, a statewide initiative funded by the Governor's Criminal Justice Division, aimed at reducing gun crime.

Folder includes correspondence usually by the entire Texas congressional delegation re businesses locating in the state or encouraging facilities to move to Texas. Folder also has a copy of the "Strategic Plan, 1997-2001" for the Texas Department of Transportation as well as a copy of a report on the border economy between Texas and Mexico. Topics include Pennzoil. Correspondents include Jack Brooks.

Folder contains information about the bi-annual award sponsored by the House Republican Research Committee. Each Republican House member could nominate some volunteer conservation effort from his/her district. For this award, Richard K. Armey nominated the city of Lewisville, which ultimately won. There are also publications from Keep Texas Beautiful. Correspondents include Porter Goss and Duncan Hunter.

Folder contains "U. S. Agency for International Development Annual Performance Plan for FY 2000." There was also correspondence between various Republican House and Senate committee chairs and Richard K. Armey with the agency re most serious management problems facing the agency.

Folder contains correspondence and reports on goals and issues facing the Department of Agriculture. Also included was a narrative detailing the most serious management challenges facing the department. Correspondents include Dan Glickman and Paul D. Coverdell.