Box 13

Contains a call for cosigners and a dear colleague letter to President Bush. Includes a note with annotations by Synar and his staff.

Contains a letter from the Oklahoma congressional delegation to the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, James Busey, about a bid to train air traffic controllers through the University of Oklahoma.

Contains a call for cosigners and two dear colleague letters to Secretary of State James Baker regarding the situation in East Timor.

Contains a letter from the Oklahoma congressional delegation to Dr. Everett Rhoades regarding additional funding for for tribes in the state from the Indian Health Care Improvement Fund. Includes letters from Wilma Mankiller of the Cherokee Nation and Bill Anoatubby of the Chickasaw Nation.

Contains a letter seeking support for an application to the Public Telecommunication Facilities Program to fund a television station at Roger's State College.

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.

Contains a call for cosigners and a copy of the dear colleague letter to the Secretary of State. Includes a note with annotations by Synar and his staff.

Contains letters with constituents and correspondence with the following departments on behalf of constituents: FAA, Department of Transportation, National Park Services, WIldlife Conservations, United States Postal Services, Department of Veteran Affairs, Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Contains official Department of Justice statistical bulletins on crime and corrections in the United States.

Contains letters from constituents with concerns over various subject matter, letters from Synar forwarding the issues on to the proper departments, letters from Synar responding to the constituent, letters from the different departments responding to the constituents and to Synar, as well as hand written notes and articles.