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Folder contains "U.S.-China Relations: A Policy for Freedom" (a report from the House Policy Committee), transcript of an interview with Christopher Cox, a House Policy Committee newsletter concerning the Select Committee on U.S. National Security and Military/Commercial Concerns with the People's Republic of China theft of U.S. high technology, and a letter concerning religious persecution in China. Correspondents include Christopher Cox and Norm Dicks.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Major topics found in this series include agriculture, automobile insurance (auto choice legislation), budget and the economy, campaign finance reform, the Capitol Visitor Center, congressional reform, B-2 Stealth bomber, base closure and realignment, school choice, health care, Wright amendment, aviation, privatization, tax reform, flat tax, and transportation. Also in this series are groups of folders on the Office of the Majority Leader as well as the House Republican Conference. While...

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Folder contains notes, copies of legislation, and Dear Colleague correspondence related to the location of the Soviet embassy in Washington, D.C. Because of the elevation of the building, there was concern that the Soviets could easily intercept communications.

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Folder contains reports, clippings, correspondence, speeches, and notes. Topics include China, admitting Taiwan to the United Nations, and a congratulatory resolution to people of Taiwan on successful conclusion of presidential elections.

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Folder contains reports, clippings, correspondence, speeches, and notes. Topics include China, admitting Taiwan to the United Nations, and a congratulatory resolution to people of Taiwan on successful conclusion of presidential elections.