Box 55

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Folder contains correspondence and descriptive material concerning the first presentation of this award given to a committee or subcommittee chairman. Folder has letters of nomination as well as letters to the winners.

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Folder contains news releases and other material re the award which recognizes citizens whose service to their community comes without reliance on government. Among those receiving the award were Emmitt Smith (first recipient), Omega Boys Club of San Francisco, Cornerstone Schools of Detroit, and the television show, Touched by an Angel.

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Folder contains material for a new member of Congress to use in setting up an office, undertaking legislative projects, dealing with the press and communications, and staying out of trouble.

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Folder contains material for a new member of Congress to use in setting up an office, undertaking legislative projects, dealing with the press and communications, and staying out of trouble.

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Folder contains material for a new member of Congress to use in setting up an office, undertaking legislative projects, dealing with the press and communications, and staying out of trouble.

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Folder contains handwritten notes by Richard K. Armey to the group.

Scope and Contents Folder contains correspondence concerned with procedures in the House, schedules, service on committees or task forces, and miscellaneous. Topics include term limits, safety compliance in congressional offices, strategies for congressional sessions, access for the disabled in congressional offices, and 55 percent caucus. Correspondents include Thomas W. Ewing, Bill McCollum, Bob Inglis, Frank R. Wolf, Andy Jacobs, Maxine Waters, William F. Clinger Jr., William H. Zeliff Jr., David E. Bonior,...

Scope and Contents For the most part the memoranda in this folder were interoffice. There are also packets of correspondence on various topics sent by other members as well as companies to Richard K. Armey, which were then circulated to office staff. Topics include flow-control bill, debt limit, budget, scheduling, values, morality, the record of the Republican Congress, Social Security reform, education, trade, and International Monetary Fund. Correspondents include Thomas J. Bliley, Michael N. Castle,...

Scope and Contents For the most part the memoranda in this folder were interoffice. There are also packets of correspondence on various topics sent by other members as well as companies to Richard K. Armey, which were then circulated to office staff. Topics include funding cuts in the Department of Energy, Satellite Home Viewer Act, Internal Revenue Service, flat tax, oil and gas industry, suburban agenda, waste in government, and Armey's re-election as majority leader. Correspondents include Heather Wilson,...

Scope and Contents For the most part the memoranda in this folder were interoffice. There are also packets of correspondence on various topics sent by other members as well as companies to Richard K. Armey, which were then circulated to office staff. This folder also has packets of clippings and articles about other members of Congress. Occasionally, Armey's staff added notes to these clippings. Topics include broadband, dumping in the Chesapeake Bay, health care, Workplace Preservation Act, satellite...