Box 242

Contains a book that was loose in the middle of the binder. These items were originally housed in a 3-ring binder and were removed to folders.

Contains the materials hole punched and fastened by the 3 rings in the binder. The photographs (photographs printed out on regular paper) were originally in plastic sheets that were fastened by the 3 rings. These items were originally housed in a 3-ring binder and were removed to folders.

Contains the materials hole punched and fastened by the 3 rings in the binder. The photographs (photographs printed out on regular paper) were originally in plastic sheets that were fastened by the 3 rings. These items were originally housed in a 3-ring binder and were removed to folders. Photographs contain pictures of Mike Synar and Carl Albert.

Contains material originally housed in the right flap of the folder. These items were originally housed in a binder and were removed to folders.

Contains materials pertaining to the House Committee on Hunger hearing on H.R. 4322, the Breastfeeding Promotion Act of 1992.

Contains materials pertaining to the Sequoyah Fuels Corporation's proposed programs to restart a former uranium processing plant in Gore, Oklahoma.

Contains a packet of items including annotated articles, remarks by Rep. Stark on health care, copy of a draft of H.R. 5051, Prescription Accountability and Patient Care Improvement Act.

Contains handwritten box manifest that lists the names of most of the folders in the original box. The manifest was originally placed across the tops of the folders.

Contains two copies of a newsletter from the Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Administration of Justice.

Contains letters, draft Dear Colleague letter pertaining to animal patenting legislation, including the Transgenic Animal Patent Reform Act (H.R. 1556) and a bill to amend title 35, United States Code, to impose a 2-year moratorium on the granting of patents on genetically altered animals except for animals the commercialization of which is subject to a Federal regulatory review and approval process (H.R. 3247).