Box 5
Restricted
Contains 11 Results:
Invitations, Declined, 1975-1980
The contents of this collection tend to be of a routine purpose and consist mainly of invitations. The bulk of Fenwick's papers is housed at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Invitations, Declined, 1975-1980
The contents of this collection tend to be of a routine purpose and consist mainly of invitations. The bulk of Fenwick's papers is housed at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Nero, Frank R., 1976
Topics include United States congressional elections and elections in New Jersey. Correspondents include Frank R. Nero.
Polls and Voting Records, 1975-1977
The contents of this collection tend to be of a routine purpose and consist mainly of invitations. The bulk of Fenwick's papers is housed at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Polls and Voting Records, 1975-1977
The contents of this collection tend to be of a routine purpose and consist mainly of invitations. The bulk of Fenwick's papers is housed at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Requests, 1975-1980
Topics include Susan B. Anthony, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, automobile pollution control devices, mining claims, and products liability regarding asbestos. Correspondents include Caspar W. Weinberger, United States Bureau of Land Management, United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, and United States Environmental Protection Agency.
Seasons Greeting Cards, 1975-1976
Topics include Christmas cards. Correspondents include Philip M. Crane, Malcolm S. Forbes, John J. Rhodes, and Elliot L. Richardson.
Thank You Letters, 1975-1976
Correspondents include Frank Annunzio, Brendan T. Byrne, Gerald R. Ford, James J. Howard, William J. Hughes, Paul G. Rogers, William E. Simon, Henry A. Waxman, Association of American Foreign Service Women, International Paper Company, Pauline Patman, and Freemont Industries.
Undeliverable Mail, 1975-1976
The contents of this collection tend to be of a routine purpose and consist mainly of invitations. The bulk of Fenwick's papers is housed at Rutgers University in New Jersey.
Undeliverable Mail, 1975-1976
The contents of this collection tend to be of a routine purpose and consist mainly of invitations. The bulk of Fenwick's papers is housed at Rutgers University in New Jersey.