Box 2

Correspondence to and/or from David Boren, Andrew Tevington, Tim Leonard, Henry Bellmon, Wanda Evaige, John W. Dunn, the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, Neal Leader, Attorney General Robert Henry, Hannah D. Atkins (Secretary of State), Taunya L. Banks, William G. Tanner, Rep. Cal Hobson, Common Cause Oklahoma, Russell L. Bates, and the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma. Topics include agriculture, education, taxation, commission formation, and committee meetings.

Correspondence to and/or from John C. Andrews, Robert Henry, Pauline Kenton from League of Women Voters of Oklahoma, William G. Tanner, Henry Bellmon, George Singer, Andrew Tevington, Charles A. Salakta, and Danney Goble. There is also a summary of correspondence received. Topics include oil and gas, alcoholic beverages, agriculture, religion, higher education, and junior colleges.

Recommendations for constitutional amendments from Common Cause Oklahoma, particularly the Vice-Chair Mary Francis. In the correspondence, Common Cause offers opinions on the revision process and endorses amendments 6 and 29.

Packet of information from M. D. Groom of Oklahoma City regarding ad valorem bills and county offices.

Schedules and meeting dates; CRSC membership list; frequent updates and future plans from Nancy Davies to the rest of the Commission; updates sent to Henry Bellmon; summaries of correspondence, recommendations, and public forum testimonies; correspondence to David Boren; notes from meetings; several press releases.

Correspondence to Robert Henry and Danney Goble from Nancy Davies providing summary material for reference in preparing commentary on the Commission; updates on the petitions and petition drive; correspondence from Davies to Andrew Tevington and Danney Goble regarding final drafts; correspondence from Robert H. Henry to the rest of the commission on the final rulings of the Oklahoma Supreme Court

Most correspondence appears to have been pulled from general correspondence because of some special significance or importance of the author. Correspondents include the Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, John W. Dunn, Panhandle University, Langston University, the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, and Richard S. Wells.

Correspondence containing recommendations from the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, which also formed a special committee-the Tulsa Constitutional Commission Task Force. A frequent correspondent is James H. Price.