Box 12

Contains material on a GAO report follow up requested by Synar and Markey. The report they wish to have a follow up on is Telephone Communications: controlling Cross-Subsidy Between Regulated and Competitive Services, of which there is an annotated copy in this folder. Material includes a report of a Freedom of Information Act Request of the FCC, hand written notes, newspaper articles and letters to the Comptroller General Charles Bowsher.

Contains materials about efforts to close the Immigration and Naturalization Services station in Miami, Oklahoma.

Contains documents and letters pertaining to the establishment of the Office of the Nuclear Waste Negotiator and the Monitored Retrievable Storage Facilities through the Department of Energy. Multiple letters refer to requests for facilities on tribal lands.

Contains correspondence from the Department of Health and the Cherokee Nation about building a new out-patient clinic in Stillwell and and the Indian Health Service Budget

Contains correspondence about the National Park Service taking over management of the Creek Council House Museum in Muskogee, OK.

Contains materials related to efforts to secure a bid for a new federal prison in Oklahoma.

Contains handwritten notes, letters and memos about the Cherokee Nation leasing the Jay Hospital under the Indian Health Service. Also contains a letter to the director of the Indian Health Service from Mike Synar on behalf of the hospital and the Cherokee Nation.

Contains two letters, one of which with annotations by Synar and his staff.

This series contains 4,009 items related to interactions between Synar's office and departments and agencies within the federal government. These materials include numerous references to projects in Oklahoma and problems encountered by constituents.

This series contains 4,009 items related to interactions between Synar's office and departments and agencies within the federal government. These materials include numerous references to projects in Oklahoma and problems encountered by constituents.