Box 359

By far the largest series in the Synar collection, Legislative contains some 82,809 items that cover a wide range of materials and the congressman's full tenure in office.

Contains a copy of "Legislative Activities and Positions on Key Issues," which contains summaries of Synar's legislative activities and positions on various issues.

Contains a copy of "Mike Synar on the issues 1986," which contains summaries of Synar's legislative activities and positions on various issues.

Contains a loose-leaf briefing book for the 101st Congress and consists of older and continuing legislative issues of interest to Synar. Includes a table of contents listed by subject. These materials split after Tab 16, Child Care, with materials continuing in a subsequent folder starting with Tab 17, Civil Rights.

Contains a loose-leaf briefing book for the 101st Congress and consists of older and continuing legislative issues of interest to Synar. These materials start with Tab 17, Civil Rights after being split after Tab 16, Child Care. These materials split after Tab 31, Timber Sales, with materials continuing in a subsequent folder starting with Tab 32, Gun Control.

Contains a loose-leaf briefing book for the 101st Congress and consists of older and continuing legislative issues of interest to Synar. These materials start with Tab 32, Gun Control after being split after Tab 31, Timber Sales.

Contains a loose-leaf briefing book for older and continuing legislative issues of interest to Synar. Includes a table of contents listed by subject. These materials split after Tab 21, Health Issues, with materials continuing in a subsequent folder starting with Tab 22, Hunger Issues.

Contains a packet of press releases titled "Press Releases 12-12-80 thru 12-31-84." These materials start with the 1982 March 3 news release after being split after the 1982 March 12 news release.

Contains various news releases from 1985 ranging from 1985 January 10 to 1985 August 30.

Contains various clippings of Synar's column "Second Edition" as well as a few clippings of James R. Jones's column "Oklahoma Point of View."