Box 63

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Folder contains Dear Colleague correspondence and a copy of the legislation which called for allowing private property owners who believed they were adversely uncompensated by a federal agency in violation of the 5th amendment to seek injunctive or monetary relief in the federal district courts of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. Topics include environmental law. Correspondents include Lamar Smith, Mike Castle, Sherwood Boehlert, and Christopher Shays.

Scope and Contents Folder contains correspondence, clippings, and testimony concerning legislation before the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs which was prompted when absentee votes cast by members of the Armed Forces were disallowed. Topics include Val Verde County (Texas), Texas Rural Legal Aid, and voting in Texas. Correspondents include the National Association for Uniformed Services, William S. Cohen, Kimo Hollingsworth of the American Legion (statement), Henry Bonilla (statement), Military Coalition...

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Folder contains correspondence, news releases, reports, and a statement. Topics include health care, military retirement, and defense budget. Correspondents include Robert W. Kastenmeier, Bob Stump, Gillespie V. (Sonny) Montgomery, Gerald B. H. Solomon, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Ronnie Shows, and John F. Gwizdak (statement).

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Folder contains correspondence, reports, and miscellaneous material. Topics include military retirement and disability compensation. Correspondents include Michael Bilirakis and the American Legion.

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Folder contains correspondence from Al Gore as well as a news release. Topics include the Government Performance and Results Act, the budget, and the Internet.

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Folder contains scorecards, tally sheets, and ratings books on how Congress voted. Often the data was keyed to a specific issue or group of issues. Topics include national security, conservatism, government waste, labor, the budget, consumer issues, the elderly, defense, trade, and education.

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Folder contains scorecards, tally sheets, and ratings books on how Congress voted. Often the data was keyed to a specific issue or group of issues. Topics include national security, conservatism, government waste, labor, the budget, consumer issues, the elderly, defense, trade, and education.

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Folders contain scorecards, tally sheets, and ratings books on how Congress voted. Often the data was keyed to a specific issue or group of issues. Topics include African Americans, labor, and business. Correspondents include the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, American Federation of Government Employees, and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America.

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Folder contains a tally from the National Taxpayers Union Foundation of Richard K. Armey's vote during the first session of the Congress.

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Folder consists of newspaper clippings often covering a week's vote tally. While some of the clippings cover the entire Texas delegation, others may cite only Richard K. Armey's vote or members from the area of the newspaper's coverage.