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This series includes materials pertaining to both Senator Pryor's political
career and his role as a member of Senate committees. It also includes materials
related to political parties and politicians. The Bill Clinton subseries includes
materials relating to Senator Pryor's involvement with the 1992 presidential
campaign, the presidential inauguration, the transition of government from the
Bush to the Clinton Administration, and the public debate over the Whitewater
investigation. Materials pertaining to Clinton administration job seekers are
restricted as per the donor agreement. Materials relating to the Ethics Committee
have been divided into two subseries. The first Ethics Committee subseries contains
newspaper clippings and other public documents; the second subseries, which
contains notes and confidential documents, is restricted as per the donor agreement.
Materials in the Judiciary subseries pertaining to Clinton administration appointees
and investigations of individuals are also restricted as per the donor agreement.
Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Subseries 1. Speeches and Statements by Senator
Pryor
This subseries is not comprehensive with regards to all speeches and statements made by Senator Pryor. Speeches are arranged by topic. The file "Arkansas–Events" refers to speeches made by Senator Pryor at localities in Arkansas, usually about the locality itself. The file "Arkansas–Issues" refers to issues relating to or affecting Arkansas. Speeches made by Pryor at national and Arkansas state Democratic conventions are filed under the title "Democratic Party." The file "General Issues" includes individual speeches addressing several multiple issues such as economics, defense, etc. The file "People" includes speeches honoring individuals. The file "Universities and Colleges"includes speeches made at university and college commencements and other events.
Box 117 Speeches and Statements
1. ABSCAM–1980.
2. Aging and Health Issues–1980-1994.
3. Aging and Health Issues–Mail Fraud, 1981-1996.
4. Aging and Health Issues–Nursing Homes, 1982-1996.
5. Aging and Health Issues–Pensions and Retirement, 1983-1995.
6. Aging and Health Issues–Pharmaceutical Industry, 1989-1996.
7. Aging and Health Issues–Social Security, 1981-1987.
8. Agriculture–1980-1982.
9. Agriculture–1983-1984.
10. Agriculture–1985-1989.
11. Agriculture–1990-1996, n.d.
12. Agriculture–Arkansas, 1979-1984.
13. Agriculture–Animal Products, 1983-1990.
14. Agriculture–Research Centers, 1979-1984.
15. Agriculture–Rural Development, 1984-1992.
16. Agriculture–Rural Health Care, 1987-1989.
17. Arkansas–Events, 1981-1983.
18. Arkansas–Events, 1984.
19. Arkansas–Events, 1985-1996.
20. Arkansas–Issues, 1979-1986.
21. Arkansas Governor's School–1988.
22. Banks and Financial Institutions–1979-1991.
23. Budget–1979-1995.
24. Communications–1984-1986.
25. Crime–1981-1984.
26. Defense–1981-1989.
27. Defense–Arkansas, 1984-1985, 1995.
28. Defense–Chemical Weapons, 1981-1983.
29. Defense–"Dollars and Defense" Speech, 1981.
30. Defense–Weapons Testing, 1982-1989.
31. Democratic Party–1981-1992.
32. Economic Policy–1982-1984, 1994.
33. Education–1983-1990.
34. Joycelyn Elders Nomination–1993.
35. Emergency Assistance–1981-1983.
36. Energy–1981-1992.
37. Environmental Issues and Resources–1983-1989.
38. Federal Power–1980-1986.
39. Federal Revenue Sharing–1983.
40. Food Assistance Programs–1984, 1996.
41. Foreign Relations–1983-1990.
42. Foreign Relations–Baltic States, 1983-1987.
43. Foreign Relations–Middle East, 1981-1991.
44. Foreign Relations–Soviet Union, 1980-1984.
45. Former Presidents–1980-1984.
46. General Issues–1982-1984.
47. General Services Administration–n.d.
48. Government Affairs Committee–Phyllis Segal Nomination, 1994.
49. Government Consultants and Contractors–1979-1988.
50. Government Oversight–1982-1986.
51. Gulf Oil Corporation–1981
52. Housing–1987-1989.
53. Inspector General Act–1981.
54. Judiciary–1984-1992.
55. Line Item Veto–1995.
56. Lobby Reform–1986.
57. Mine Safety–1981.
58. "Muddle and Delay" Speech
59. National Archives and Records Service–1984.
60. National Rifle Association
61. National Tourism Week–1984.
62. People–1981-1995.
63. Physician Payment Review Commission–1986.
64. Postal Service–1981, 1987.
Box 118 Speeches and Statements
1. David Pryor–1984 Election.
2. David Pryor–1990 Election.
3. David Pryor–Edwin Gray, 1996.
4. David Pryor–Retirement, 1995-1996.
5. Public Works–1981-1986.
6. Racehorse Drugging–1981-1983.
7. Realtors–1982.
8. Religion and Government–n.d.
9. School Prayer–1984.
10. Senate–Wasted Time, 1985.
11. Small Business–1979-1995.
12. Speech Materials.
13. Steel Industry–1986.
14. Taxes–1980-1994.
15. Taxpayers Bill of Rights–1987-1996.
16. Trade–1981-1992.
17. Transportation–1979-1989.
18. Universities and Colleges–1979-1996.
19. University of Arkansas–1988, 1996.
20. University of Arkansas–College of Agriculture Commencement, 1993.
21. Veterans–1981-1984.
22. Water Resources–1981-1989.
23. Welfare Reform–1994.
24. Whitewater–1996.
Subseries 2. Senator Pryor's Senate Record
This subseries contains materials that record Senator Pryor's attendance, how
he voted on specific bills, summaries of his legislative activities, and analyses
of his voting record by interest groups. It also includes excerpts from the
Congressional Record that mention Senator Pryor or contain remarks made by him,
with an annual index of entries for the senator compiled by his staff; there
is no index for 1991.This subseries also includes the text of every bill voted
on during Pryor's tenure in the Senate, listing how each individual Senator
voted. Also included are chronological and alphabetical indexes, as well as
indexes based on party-line votes and bill numbers. The Legislative Bulletin
was published by the Democratic Legislative Committee. Additional interest group
ratings of members of Congress are included in the files of Henry Woods (Group
II, Series 8, Subseries 4).
Box 119 Pryor's Senate Record
Congressional Quarterly
1. CQ Senate Votes (CQ SV)–1979.
2. CQ SV–1980.
3. CQ SV–1981.
4. CQ SV–1982.
5. CQ SV–1983.
6. CQ SV–1984.
7. David Pryor–Committee Assignments, 102nd Cong., 1991.
Congressional Record
8. 1979 Index.
9. 1979.
10. 1980 Index.
11. 1980.
12. 1981 Index.
13. Jan-Jul 1981.
14. Aug-Dec 1981.
15. 1982 Index.
16. Jan-Apr 1982.
17. May-Sep 1982.
18. Oct-Dec 1982.
19. 1983 Index.
20. Jan-Mar 1983.
21. Apr-May 1983.
22. Jun-Jul 1983.
23. Aug-Sep 1983.
24. Oct-Dec 1983.
25. 1984 Index.
26. Jan-Mar 1984.
27. Apr-Jun 1984.
28. Jul-Dec 1984.
29. 1985 Index.
30. Jan-Mar 1985.
31. Apr-May 1985.
32. Jun-Sep 1985.
33. Oct-Dec 1985.
34. 1986 Index.
35. Jan-Feb 1986.
36. Mar-May 1986.
37. Jun 1986.
Box 120 Pryor's Senate Record
Congressional Record
1. Jul-Aug 1986.
2. Sep-Dec 1986.
3. 1987 Index.
4. Jan-Apr 1987.
5. May-Aug 1987.
6. Sep-Dec 1987.
7. 1988 Index.
8. Jan-May 1988.
9. Jun-Jul 1988.
10. Aug-Dec 1988.
11. 1989 Index.
12. Jan-Mar 1989.
13. Apr 1989.
14. May 1989.
15. Jun 1989.
16. Jul-Aug 1989.
17. Sep 1989.
18. Oct-Dec 1989.
19. 1990 Index.
20. Jan-May 1990.
21. Jun-Jul 1990.
22. Aug-Dec 1990.
23. Jan-Apr 1991.
24. May-Aug 1991.
25. Sep-Dec 1991.
26. 1992 Index.
27. Jan-Mar 1992.
28. Apr-Jun 1992.
29. Jul-Aug 1992.
30. Sep-Dec 1992.
Box 121 Pryor's Senate Record
Congressional Record
1. 1993 Index.
2. Jan-Mar 1993.
3. Apr-Jul 1993.
4. Aug-Dec 1993.
5. 1994 Index.
6. Jan-Jul 1994.
7. Aug-Dec 1994.
8. Index, 1995.
9. Jan-Apr 1995.
10. May-Jul 1995.
11. Aug 1995.
12. Sep 1995.
13. Oct 1995.
14. Nov-Dec 1995.
15. 1996 Index.
16. Jan-Apr 1996.
17. May 1996.
18. Jun 1996.
19. Jul 1996.
20. Aug-Oct 1996.
Congressional Record Service–Legislative Information File
21. 100th Cong.
22. 101st Cong.
23. 102nd Cong.
Legi-Slate
24. 1990.
Legi-Slate–Voting by Interest Groups
25. 96th Cong., By Issue.
26. 96th Cong., By Organization.
27. 97th Cong., By Issue.
28. 97th Cong., By Organization.
29. 98th Cong., By Issue.
30. 98th Cong., By Organization.
31. 99th Cong., By Issue.
32. 99th Cong., By Organization.
33. 100th Cong., By Issue.
Box 122 Pryor's Senate Record
Legi-Slate–Voting by Interest Groups
1. 100th Cong., By Organization.
2. 101st Cong., By Organization.
Miscellaneous
3. Attendance–1990-1996.
4. Bill Sponsorships–1989.
5. Co-sponsorships–1991-1994 (1 of 2).
6. Co-sponsorships–1991-1994 (2 of 2).
7. Legislative Accomplishments–1993.
8. Legislative Accomplishments–1994.
9. Legislative Activities–1993-1995.
10. Meeting Notes–100th Cong., 2nd Sess., Jan-Jul.
11. Meeting Notes–100th Cong., 2nd Sess., Aug-Dec.
12. Meeting Notes–1989
13. "The Pryor Tree."
14. Voting Ratings–1980-1989.
15. Voting Record–Banking, Housing, Urban Affairs, 1979-1983.
16. Voting Record–Crime, 1981-1993.
17. Voting Record–Draft Registration Requirement for Student Aid, 1980-1983.
18. Voting Record–Education, 1979-1984.
19. Voting Record–Endorsements, 1984.
20. Voting Record–Energy, 1979-1983.
21. Voting Record–Ethics, 1979-1983.
22. Voting Record–Federal Judges, 1979-1984.
23. Voting Record–Finance, 1979-1983.
24. Voting Record–Food Stamps, 1979-1981.
25. Voting Record–Foreign Aid, 1984.
26. Voting Record–Foreign Operations Appropriations, 1992-1994.
27. Voting Record–Government, 1979-1988.
28. Voting Record–Grenada, 1983-1984.
29. Voting Record–Honoraria, 1981-1982.
30. Voting Record–Immigration, 1979-1984.
31. Voting Record–Interest Rates, 1980-1983.
32. Voting Record–Military Reform, 1981-1988.
33. Voting Record–Miscellaneous Issues, 1990-1994.
34. Voting Record–Miscellaneous Issues, 1995.
35. Voting Record–Miscellaneous Issues, n.d.
36. Voting Record–Taxes, 1979-1984.
37. Year End Wrap-Up–1992.
Senate Democratic Policy Committee (SDPC)
38. Attendance and Voting Record–99th Congress.
39. Democratic Alternatives: A Look at the Record, 1986.
40. Individualized Voting Report–1981-1991.
41. Issue Indexes to Senate Votes–1979-1984.
42. Legislative Bulletin (LB)–1979-1980, Indexes.
43. LB–1979-1980, No. 1-50.
44. LB–1979-1980, No. 51-100.
45. LB–1979-1980, No. 101-150.
Box 123 Pryor's Senate Record
Senate Democratic Policy Committee (SDPC)
1. Legislative Bulletin (LB)–1979-1980, No. 151-200.
2. LB–1979-1980, No. 201-240.
3. LB–1981-1982 Indexes.
4. LB–1981-1982, No. 1-30.
5. LB–1981-1982, No. 31-50.
6. LB–1981-1982, No. 51-90.
7. LB–1981-1982, No. 91-115.
8. LB–1981-1982, No. 116-125.
9. LB–1981-1982, No. 126-140.
10. LB–1986, No. 112.
11. Pryor Voting Record–Chronological Index, 1979-1980.
12. Pryor Voting Record–Chronological Index, 1981-1982.
13. Pryor Voting Record–Chronological Index, 1985.
14. Pryor Voting Record–Chronological Index, 1994.
15. Pryor Voting Record–Chronological Index, 1996.
16. Pryor Voting Record–Issue Index, 1979-1984.
17. Pryor Voting Record–Issue Index, 1979-1985.
18. Pryor Voting Record–Issue Index, 1979-1990.
19. Senate–Interest Group Ratings, 1985, Part I.
20. Senate–Interest Group Ratings, 1985, Part II.
21. Senate–Interest Group Ratings, 1986, Part I.
22. Senate–Interest Group Ratings, 1986, Part II.
23. Senate Record Votes (SRV)–99th Cong., 1st Sess., Jan 3-Dec 20, 1985.
24. SRV–100th Cong., 2nd Sess., Jan 20-Oct 21, 1988.
25. SRV–101st Cong., 2nd Sess., Jan 23-Oct 28, 1990.
26. SRV–102nd Cong., 1st Sess., Jan 3-Nov 27, 1991.
27. SRV–102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., Jan 3-Oct 8, 1992.
28. SRV–103rd Cong., 1st Sess., Jan 5-Nov 24, 1993.
29. SRV–103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., Jan 25-Dec 1, 1994.
SDPC–Senate Voting Record
30. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
31. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
32. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
33. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-300.
Box 124 Pryor's Senate Record
Senate Democratic Policy Committee–Senate Voting Record
1. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 301-400.
2. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 401-509.
3. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
4. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
5. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
6. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-300.
7. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 301-400.
8. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 401-500.
9. 96th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 501-546.
10. 97th Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
11. 97th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
12. 97th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
13. 97th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-300.
14. 97th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 301-400.
15. 97th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 401-497.
16. 97th Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
17. 97th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
18. 97th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
19. 97th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-300.
20. 97th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 301-400.
21. 97th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 401-469.
22. 98th Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
23. 98th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
24. 98th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
25. 98th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-300.
Box 125 Pryor's Senate Record
Senate Democratic Policy Committee–Senate Voting Record
1. 98th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 301-381.
2. 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
3. 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
4. 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
5. 98th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-292.
6. 99th Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
7. 99th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
8. 99th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
9. 99th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-300.
10. 99th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 301-381.
11. 99th Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
12. 99th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
13. 99th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
14. 99th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-300.
15. 99th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 301-359.
16. 101st Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
17. 101st Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
18. 101st Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
19. 101st Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-312.
20. 101st Cong., 2nd Sess., Index and No. 1-326.
21. 102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
22. 102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
23. 102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
24. 102nd Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-270.
25. 103rd Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
26. 103rd Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
27. 103rd Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
Box 126 Pryor's Senate Record
Senate Democratic Policy Committee–Senate Voting Record
1. 103rd Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-300.
2. 103rd Cong., 1st Sess., No. 301-395.
3. 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
4. 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
5. 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
6. 103rd Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-327.
7. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., Index.
8. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 1-100.
9. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 101-200.
10. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 201-300.
11. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 301-400.
12. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 401-500.
13. 104th Cong., 1st Sess., No. 501-613.
14. 104th Cong., 2nd Sess., Index.
15. 104th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 1-100.
16. 104th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 101-200.
17. 104th Cong., 2nd Sess., No. 201-301.
18. Democratic Vote Analyses–96th Cong., 2nd Sess.
19. Democratic Vote Analyses–97th Cong., 1st Sess.
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms–Legislative Activities
20. Jan 15-Oct 2, 1979.
21. Jan 3, 1981-Jan 29, 1983.
22. Jan 3, 1983-Oct 12, 1984.
23. Jan 3, 1985-Nov 15, 1986.
Box 127 Pryor's Senate Record
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms–Legislative Activities
1. Jan 3, 1987-Oct 21, 1988.
2. Jan 3, 1989-Jan 2, 1991.
3. Jan 3, 1991-Jul 18, 1992.
4. Jan 5, 1993-Jan 2, 1995.
5. Jan 3, 1995-Jul 13, 1996.
Subseries 3. Congress and Government
This subseries includes materials pertaining to the operations of Congress, including rules, committee assignments, appropriations, and bill markups; such materials are not comprehensive. Also included are materials pertaining to the Federal Election Commission, interest groups, and the debate over statehood for the District of Columbia. Finally, this subseries includes newsletters to which Senator Pryor's office subscribed in 1979-1980.
Box 127 (cont.) Congress and Government
6. Birthday List.
7. Congress–Access to Information, 1981-1985.
8. Congress–Access to Information, 1986.
9. Congress–Access to Information, 1987-1988.
10. Congress–Chaplains, 1995.
11. Congress–Commemorations, 1994-1995.
12. Congress–Committees, 1989.
13. Congress–Employee Civil Rights Protections, 1989-1991.
14. Congress–National Journal, "The Hill People," 1991.
15. Congress–Rules, 1989-1995.
16. Congress–Voting Record , 1987-1988.
17. Constitutional Convention–Procedures, 1979-1980.
18. District of Columbia–Statehood, 1988.
19. Federal Election Commission (FEC)–1988.
20. FEC–April 1990, Conference (1 of 2).
21. FEC–April 1990, Conference (2 of 2).
22. FEC–1991.
23. House of Representatives–Bank Overdrafts, 1991-1992.
24. House of Representatives–Bill Markups, 1992.
25. House of Representatives–Floor Rules, 1987-1989.
26. Interest Groups–1987-1989.
27. Legislative Branch Appropriations–1991.
28. Legislative Branch Appropriations–1992.
29. Legislation–1992, New Ideas.
30. Legislation–1993.
Box 128 Congress and Government
1. Newsletter–American Political Report, Oct 1979-Dec 1980.
2. Newsletter–Barron Report, Oct 1979-Dec 1980.
3. Newsletter–Congressional Insight, Feb-Nov 1980.
4. Newsletter–Kiplinger Washington Letter, Feb-Dec 1980.
5. Newsletter–NBC News Poll Results, Sep 1979-May 1980.
6. Newsletter–NBC News Poll Results, Jun-Oct 1980.
7. Senate–Calendar, 1991.
8. Senate–Code of Conduct, 1977.
9. Senate–Committee Assignments, 1986.
10. Senate–Committee Assignments, 1988.
11. Senate–Committee Assignments, Subcommittees, 101st Cong.
12. Senate–Dining Room, 1990.
13. Senate–Elections, 1987.
14. Senate–Fair Employment Practices, 1992-1994.
15. Senate–Floor Staff, 102nd Congress.
16. Senate–Hearings, 1994-1995.
17. Senate–Legislation, 1986.
18. Senate–Legislative Achievements, 1979 (Oversize; see Box 165).
19. Senate–Page School, n.d.
20. Senate–Pay Raise, 1988.
21. Senate–Pay Raise, 1991.
22. Senate–Political Committee Funds, n.d.
23. Senate–Position on Issues, 1987-1988 (1 of 2).
24. Senate–Position on Issues, 1987-1988 (2 of 2).
25. Senate–Roll Call Votes, n.d.
26. Senate–Rules, 1984-1986.
27. Senate–Rules, 1987.
28. Senate–Rules, 1987, Fifteen Minute Limit on Votes (1 of 3).
29. Senate–Rules, 1987, Fifteen Minute Limit on Votes (2 of 3).
30. Senate–Rules, 1987, Fifteen Minute Limit on Votes (3 of 3).
31. Senate–Rules, 1988 (1 of 6).
32. Senate–Rules, 1988 (2 of 6).
33. Senate–Rules, 1988 (3 of 6).
34. Senate–Rules, 1988 (4 of 6).
35. Senate–Rules, 1988 (5 of 6).
36. Senate–Rules, 1988 (6 of 6).
37. Senate–Rules Data, 1988.
38. Senate–Rules, 1989-1994.
39. Senate–Rules, Filibusters, 1991-1994.
40. Senate–Rules, n.d.
41. Senate–Rules Changes, 1979-1993 (1 of 3).
42. Senate–Rules Changes, 1979-1993 (2 of 3).
Box 129 Congress and Government
1. Senate–Rules Changes, 1979-1993 (3 of 3).
2. Senate–Subcommittee on Federal Services, Post Office, and Civil Service.
3. Senate–Subway System, 1988-1994.
4. Senate–Tourism Caucus, 1980.
5. Senate–Voting Patterns, 1940-1990.
6. Senate–Wasted Time, 1985-1989.
7. Senate–Whip Assignments, 1985.
8. Senate–Youth Program, 1994.
9. Senators' Orientation Seminar–1978 (1 of 2).
10. Senators' Orientation Seminar–1978 (2 of 2).
11. U.S. Senate Press Secretaries Association–1982.
Subseries 4. Bill Clinton
This subseries contains materials related to Bill Clinton and his presidential administration in the period 1992-1997. It includes items related to Clinton's presidential campaign in 1992, his 1993 inauguration, and the transition of government from the Bush to the Clinton administration. Materials related to the Whitewater investigation are primarily public materials, including statements and speeches by Senator Pryor criticizing the investigation. Materials concerning Clinton administration job seekers are restricted as per donor agreement. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Box 129 (cont.)
Bill Clinton
12. 1993.
13. 1994.
14. 1995.
15. 1996-1997.
16. n.d.
17. Constituent Correspondence, 1992-1996.
Clinton Administration Job Seekers (Restricted materials; may NOT
be accessed)
18. Clinton Administration Job Seekers (Restricted; removed to Box 162).
19. Clinton Administration Job Seekers–Agriculture (Restricted; removed
to Box 162).
20. Clinton Administration Job Seekers–Applicants (Restricted; removed
to Box 162).
21. Clinton Administration Job Seekers–Individuals (Restricted; removed
to Box 162).
22. Clinton Administration Job Seekers–Letters of Recommendation from
Constituents (Restricted; removed to Boxes 163-164).
Presidential Inauguration, 1993
23. Balloons/Banners/Buttons.
24. Breakfast (1 of 2).
25. Breakfast (2 of 2).
26. Commemorative.
27. Congressional Luncheon.
28. Correspondence.
29. "Countdown to Change".
30. Fashion Show.
31. Information.
32. Invitations.
33. Parade.
34. Program.
35. Schedule.
36. Sponsors.
37. Swearing In Ceremony.
38. Henry Woods Memos.
Presidential Campaigns
39. 1991.
40. Fundraiser, Dec 1991.
41. 1992.
42. Feb 1992.
43. Mar-Jul 1992.
44. Aug 1992.
45. Sep 1992.
46. Oct 1992-1993.
47. Clinton-Bush Debate, 1992.
48. Crossfire, Sep 1992.
49. Hillary Clinton/Tipper Gore Luncheon Sep 1992.
50. Inquiries, 1992.
51. 1996.
Box 130 Bill Clinton
Presidential Campaigns
1. David Pryor, Introduction to Robert Levin Book, 1992.
2. Telephone Answering Machine Contest, 1992.
Transition, 1992-1993
3. Clinton Administration Staff.
4. African Development Foundation.
5. Agriculture.
6. Clippings.
7. Correspondence, 1992-1993.
8. Interim Telephone Directory, Mar 1993.
Whitewater Investigation
9. 1993-1994.
10. 1995.
11. 1996, 1998.
12. n.d.
13. Briefing Book, 1995-1996.
14. Briefing Materials for Floor Debate, 1996 (1 of 2).
15. Briefing Materials for Floor Debate, 1996 (2 of 2).
16. Citizens United, 1993-1994.
17. Alfonse D'Amato, 1994.
18. Mollie Dickenson–"Whitewater Hocum," Unpublished Manuscript.
(Restricted; removed to Box 164).
19. Bob Dole, 1994.
20. Vince Foster, 1994-1995; see also Box 700.
21. James Hamilton, 1995-1996. (Restricted; removed to Box 164).
22. Independent Counsel Statute, 1993-1995.
23. Gene Lyons–1996.
24. Sense of Senate Amendment, May 1996.
25. Kenneth Starr, 1995-1996.
26. United States of America v. Jim Guy Tucker, William J. Marks, Sr., and John
H. Haley, 1995.
Subseries 5. Politicians and Political Parties
This subseries includes materials related to individual politicians and the Democratic and Republican parties. Also included are materials related to Senator Pryor's political network inside Arkansas. File 40 of Box 130, "Brookings Institute–Seminar on Public Policy Issues, 1979," includes photographs of Senator Pryor and Congressman Ed Bethune. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Box 130 (cont.) Politicians and Political Parties
27. Wendell Anderson, 1978.
28. Arkansas–Congressional Staff, 102nd Congress.
29. Arkansas–Federal Agencies (n.d.).
30. Arkansas–Politics, 1980.
31. Arkansas–Public Officials, 1985.
32. Max Baucus–1990.
33. Birch Bayh–1980.
34. Griffin Bell–1993.
35. Joe Biden.
36. Jeff Bingham–1988.
37. David Boren–1981.
38. David Boren–Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
39. Broadcasting Board of Governors–1995.
40. Brookings Institute–Seminar on Public Policy Issues, 1979.
41. Robert Brown–Article on Bill Alexander, Dale Bumpers, and David Pryor.
42. Winston Bryant–1994.
43. Dale Bumpers–1973, 1980-1983.
44. Dale Bumpers–Party Invitation List, n.d.
45. George H. Bush–1989-1992, n.d..
46. George H. Bush–Location of Arkansas, 1992.
47. George H. Bush–Third Year Report Card, 1992.
48. Robert Byrd–"The 100th Congress–A Congress of Achievement."
49. Hattie Caraway–1988, 1995-1996.
50. Jimmy Carter–Inauguration, 1977.
51. Lawton Chiles–1976.
52. James P. Clarke–n.d.
53. John H. Dalton, 1993.
Democratic Party
54. 1988-1996.
55. Arkansas, Harold Jinks, 1978-1992.
56. Arkansas, Billie Schneider, 1985.
57. Arkansas State Convention, Aug 1992.
58. Arkansas State Party Rules, 1994.
59. Bumper Stickers (Oversize; see Box 165).
Box 131 Politicians and Political Parties
Democratic Party
1. Business Breakfasts, 1991.
2. Business Breakfast, Jun 1991.
3. Business Breakfast, Oct 1991 (1 of 2).
4. Business Breakfast, Oct 1991 (2 of 2).
5. Leadership Council–1993.
6. National Committee, Business Leadership Forum, 1994.
7. National Committee, Gala, 1990.
8. National Convention, 1984.
9. National Convention, 1988 (1 of 4).
10. National Convention, 1988 (2 of 2).
11. National Convention, 1988 (3 of 4).
12. National Convention, 1988 (4 of 4).
13. National Convention, 1988, Invitations.
14. National Convention, 1992.
15. National Convention, 1992, Delegate Selection.
16. National Convention, 1992, Invitations (1 of 3).
17. National Convention, 1992, Invitations (2 of 3).
18. National Convention, 1992, Invitations (3 of 3).
19. National Convention, 1992, David Pryor, Invitations/Airline Information.
20. National Convention, 1992, David Pryor, Miscellaneous.
21. National Convention, 1992, David Pryor, Schedule.
22. National Convention, 1996.
23. National Convention, 1996–Invitations (1 of 3).
24. National Convention, 1996–Invitations (2 of 3).
25. National Convention, 1996–Invitations (3 of 3).
26. Party Unity, 1989-1990 (1 of 2).
27. Party Unity, 1989-1990 (2 of 2).
28. Policy Committee (DPC), 1982-1989.
29. DPC, Luncheon, Sep 1993.
30. Secretary of Party Conference, 1990-1991.
31. Senate Campaign Committee (DSCC), 1983-1996 (1 of 2).
32. DSCC, 1983-1996 (2 of 2).
Box 132 Politicians and Political Parties
Democratic Party
1. Senate Campaign Committee (DSCC), Austin, Mar 1990.
2. DSCC, Business Roundtable, 1989-1991.
3. DSCC, Business Roundtable, 1991.
4. DSCC, Incumbent Campaign Planning Weekend, Mar 1989 (1 of 6).
5. DSCC, Incumbent Campaign Planning Weekend, Mar 1989 (2 of 6).
6. DSCC, Incumbent Campaign Planning Weekend, Mar 1989 (3 of 6).
7. DSCC, Incumbent Campaign Planning Weekend, Mar 1989 (4 of 6).
8. DSCC, Incumbent Campaign Planning Weekend, Mar 1989 (5 of 6).
9. DSCC, Incumbent Campaign Planning Weekend, Mar 1989 (6 of 6).
10. DSCC, Notebook, 1988-1989.
11. DSCC, Political Action Committee Leadership Circle, 1991.
12. Senate Democratic Conference, 1989.
13. Senate Democratic Conference, 1995.
14. Senate Democratic Defense/Economic Conversion Task Force, 1992.
15. Senate Democratic Defense/Economic Conversion Task Force, 1992, Briefings.
16. Senatorial Elections, 1982.
Politicians and Political Parties
17. Democrats-for-the-90s–1989-1990 (1 of 2).
18. Democrats-for-the-90s–1989-1990 (2 of 2).
19. Democrats-for-the-90s–"The Democrats: 1990-1992".
20. Thomas B. Devine–1992.
21. Bob Dole–1990-1996.
22. Dwight D. Eisenhower–Centennial, 1990.
23. Joycelyn Elders–1993 (1 of 3).
24. Joycelyn Elders–1993 (2 of 3).
25. Joycelyn Elders–1993 (3 of 3).
26. Mike Espy–1994-1996.
27. Orval Faubus–1995.
28. Thomas Foley–1989.
29. Gerald Ford–Inauguration, 1976.
30. Vincent Foster Memorial Fund–1993-1994.
31. Free Congress Foundation–1991-1993.
32. J. William Fulbright–1989, 1995-1996.
33. J. William Fulbright–Banquet, 1989-1990.
34. Newt Gingrich–1994.
35. Gerald F. Hamra–n.d.
36. Bernice Harris–1996.
37. Webster Hubbell–1993.
38. Mike Huckabee–1993-1995.
39. Ted Kennedy–1980.
40. Bob Kerrey–1991.
41. Charles Kinney–n.d.
42. Herb Kohl–n.d.
43. Patrick Leahy–n.d.
44. Jim Lehrer Roast–1995.
45. Carl Levin–1990.
46. Rush Limbaugh–1994.
47. Huey Long–n.d.
48. Trent Lott–1996.
49. Victor Marchetti–1982.
50. Edwin Meese–n.d.
51. Wilbur Mills–n.d.
52. Walter Mondale–1976-1980.
53. Eric Moyé–1995.
54. Richard Nixon–Inauguration, 1969, 1973.
55. Sam Nunn–1978.
56. William Ray Overton–1987.
57. Bob Packwood–1993-1995.
58. Nicholas Platt–1987.
59. Political Party Unity–1947-1987.
60. Presidential Election–1984.
61. David Pryor–Campaign Contributors, 1990, 1992 (Restricted; removed
to Box 164).
Box 133 Politicians and Political Parties
1. David Pryor (DP)–County Coordinators, 1984.
2. DP–County Coordinators, 1984-1987.
3. DP–County Coordinators, 1987.
4. DP–County Coordinators, 1988.
5. Ronald Reagan–Inauguration, 1987.
6. Reagan Administration "Hurt" List–1982.
7. Republican Eagles–1989.
8. Republican Party–1991-1996.
9. Republican Party–National Senatorial Committee, 1990.
10. Republican Party–Presidential Election, 1988.
11. Tommy Robinson–1985-1991.
12. Winthrop Rockefeller–Inauguration, 1967.
13. Robert Rubin–1994.
14. Darrell St. Claire–Interview, 1976-1978.
15. Terry Sanford–1992.
16. Wayne Schley–1996.
17. Senate Party Committees–1989.
18. Mark Sickles–n.d.
19. Rodney E. Slater–1993.
20. Don Springmeyer–n.d.
21. John Tower–1989, 1993.
22. John Tower–1989, Nomination, Secretary of Defense, Restricted Materials
(Removed to Box 164).
23. James C. Wood–1995.
24. Jim Wright–1990.
25. Edward Zorinsky–n.d.
Subseries 6. Committee on Government Affairs
This subseries contains materials pertaining to the Senate Committee on Government Affairs, on which Senator Pryor served in 1979-1980. All materials date from 1979 and 1980 unless specified otherwise. Pryor was a member of the Subcommittee on Civil Services and General Services and the Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices and Open Government. This subseries is arranged with materials pertaining to the committee first, followed by constituent correspondence arranged by date, constituent correspondence arranged alphabetically, and finally materials by topic.
Box 133 (cont'd.)
26. Committee Meeting, Jun 26, 1979.
27. Committee Meeting, Jun 26, 1979, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
28. Committee Meeting, Jul 26, 1979.
29. Memos and Office Correspondence, Jan-Apr 1979.
30. Memos and Office Correspondence, May-Jun 1979.
31. Memos and Office Correspondence, Jul-Aug 1979.
32. Memos and Office Correspondence, Sep 1979.
33. Memos and Office Correspondence, Oct 1979.
34. Memos and Office Correspondence, Nov-Dec 1979.
35. Memos and Office Correspondence, 1980.
36. Miscellaneous.
37. Nomination Hearings, Jul 25, 1979.
38. Schedule, 1979.
39. Subcommittee on Civil Services and General Services.
40. Subcommittee on Federal Spending Practices and Open Government.
Constituent Correspondence by Date
41. 1979–Library Items.
42. Jan 1979.
43. Feb 1979.
44. Mar 1979.
45. Apr 1979.
46. May 1979.
47. Jun 1979.
48. Jul 1979.
49. Aug 1979.
50. Sep 1979.
51. Oct 1979.
52. Nov 1979.
53. Dec 1979.
54. Jan 1980.
55. Feb 1980.
56. Mar 1980.
57. Apr 1980.
58. May 1980.
59. Jun 1980.
Box 134 Committee on Government Affairs
Constituent Correspondence by Date
1. Jul 1980.
2. Aug 1980.
3. Sep 1980.
4. Oct 1980.
5. Nov 1980.
6. Dec 1980.
7. 1991-1992.
8. 1993-1994.
Constituent Correspondence in Alphabetical Order
9. 1980–A.
10. 1980–B.
11. 1980–C.
12. 1980–D.
13. 1980–E.
14. 1980–F.
15. 1980–G.
16. 1980–H.
17. 1980–I.
18. 1980–J.
19. 1980–K.
20. 1980–L.
21. 1980–M.
22. 1980–N.
23. 1980–O.
24. 1980–P-Q.
25. 1980–R.
26. 1980–S.
27. 1980–T.
28. 1980–U-V.
29. 1980–W.
Subject Files
30. ACTION Agency.
31. ACTION Agency, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
32. Administrative Law Judges.
33. Agriculture.
34. Anti-Gerrymandering Act.
35. Anti-Terrorist Bill (1 of 2).
36. Anti-Terrorist Bill (2 of 2).
37. Budget–Payment Book Amendment, 1978-1979.
38. Jimmy Carter–Anti-Inflation Program.
39. Census, 1980.
40. Civil Service Disability Retirement.
41. Civil Service Reform Act.
42. Civil Service Reform Act, Hearing, May 1979.
Subject Files, Civil Service Retirement System
43. Civil Service Retirement System (1 of 2).
44. Civil Service Retirement System (2 of 2).
45. Civil Service Retirement System, Annuity Claims.
46. Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA)–1980.
47. COLA–Jan-Mar 1980.
48. COLA–Apr 1-15, 1980.
49. COLA–Apr 16-30, 1980.
50. COLA–May 1-15, 1980.
51. COLA–May 16-31, 1980.
52. COLA–Jun 1-10, 1980.
53. COLA–Jun 11-21, 1980.
54. COLA–Jun 22-30, 1980.
Box 135 Committee on Government Affair
Subject Files, Civil Service Retirement System
1. COLA–Jul 1-15, 1980.
2. COLA–Jul 16-31, 1980.
3. COLA–Aug 1980.
4. COLA–Sep 1-15, 1980.
5. COLA–Sep 16-30, 1980.
6. COLA–Oct 1980.
7. COLA–Nov 1980.
8. COLA–Dec 1-10, 1980.
9. COLA–Dec 11-31, 1980.
10. Hearing, Jul 1979.
11. Military Retirement.
12. Survivor Annuities.
Subject Files
13. Congressional Research Service, 1978-1979.
Subject Files–Consultant/Contracting Reform
14. 1977-1980.
15. 1981.
16. 1985, 1989.
17. Affirmative Action.
18. Agency Reviews, 1980.
19. Appropriation Reductions, 1980 (1 of 2).
20. Appropriation Reductions, 1980 (2 of 2).
21. Appropriation Reductions, 1980, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
22. Arkansas Legislative Council, 1979-1980.
23. Chrysler Loan Guarantee Act, 1979.
24. Clippings, 1979-1982.
25. Congressional Record, March 13, 1981.
26. Congressional Record, March 26, 1981.
27. Constituent Correspondence, Jan-Feb 1980.
28. Constituent Correspondence, Mar 1980.
29. Constituent Correspondence, Apr-May 1980.
30. Constituent Correspondence, Jun-Jul 1980.
31. Constituent Correspondence, Aug-Sep 1980.
32. Constituent Correspondence, Oct-Dec 1980.
33. Consultant Audit, 1980-1981.
34. Consultant Audit, 1980-1981, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
35. Consultant Reform Act, 1980 (1 of 4).
36. Consultant Reform Act, 1980 (2 of 4).
37. Consultant Reform Act, 1980 (3 of 4).
Box 136 Committee on Government Affairs
Subject Files–Consultant/Contracting Reform
1. Consultant Reform Act, 1980 (4 of 4).
2. Consultant Reform Act, 1980, Agency Comments.
3. Consultant Reform Act, 1980, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
4. Consultant Reform Act, 1981.
5. Consultant Reform Act, 1981, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
6. Consultant Reform and Disclosure Act, 1981.
7. Department of Defense (DOD), Consultant Policy Directives, 1980-1981.
8. DOD, Reports, 1979.
9. Department of Energy (DOE), 1979.
10. DOE, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
11. Department of Energy Authorization Bill, 1980-1981.
12. Dick and Dianne Ellis, 1979-1980.
13. Dick and Dianne Ellis,1979-1980, Agency for International Development Food
Project.
14. Ethics in Government Act, 1978.
15. Executive Memos, 1979-1981.
16. Federal Acquisition of Consulting Services Improvement Act, 1980.
17. Federal Acquisition Reform Act, 1979.
18. Federal Consultant Service Contracts, Hearing, Mar 27, 1980.
19. Federal Consultant Service Contracts, Hearing, Apr 3, 1980.
20. Federal Year-End Spending, 1979-1980 (1 of 2).
21. Federal Year-End Spending, 1979-1980 (2 of 2).
22. Federal Year-End Spending, 1979-1980, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
23. Freedom of Information Act, 1977-1981.
24. Freedom of Information Act, Anne H. Wright, 1981.
25. General Accounting Office (GAO), Report, Aug 1980.
26. GAO, Report on Department of Defense (DOD), Apr 1981 (1 of 4).
27. GAO, Report on DOD, Apr 1981 (2 of 4).
28. GAO, Report on DOD, Apr 1981 (3 of 4).
29. GAO, Report on DOD, Apr 1981 (4 of 4).
30. GAO, Stapleton Report #1, 1980.
Box 137 Committee on Government Affair
Subject Files–Consultant/Contracting Reform
1. GAO, Stapleton Report #2, Office of Management and Budget Circular
A-76, 1980.
2. GAO, Stapleton Report #3, Severance Pay, 1980.
3. GAO, Study, 1977.
4. Dan Guttman, Consultant Report.
5. Hearings, Mar-Apr 1980.
6. Hearings, Mar-Apr 1980, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
7. Hearings, Jun-Jul 1980.
8. Hearings, Jun 1981 (1 of 2).
9. Hearings, Jun 1981 (2 of 2).
10. John McGonagle, 1981-1982.
11. Miscellaneous.
12. Model Control System.
13. Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Circular A-76, 1979-1982.
14. OMB, Conflict of Interest Regulations.
15. OMB, Conflict of Interest Regulations, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
16. Papers on Consulting/Contracting Reform.
17. David Pryor (DP), Press Releases, 1979.
18. DP, Press Releases, 1980 (Oversize; see Box 165).
19. DP, Statements, 1979-1982.
20. DP, Statements, 1979-1982, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
21. Reports, 1980-1981.
22. United States Code, Title 5, Amendments, 1980-1981.
23. Whistleblowers, 1979-1993.
Subject Files
24. Defense–Air Force Bases, Blytheville.
25. Defense–Air Force Bases, Rickenbacker.
26. Defense–Armed Forces Network, Employee Status.
27. Defense–Civilian Air Controllers.
28. Defense–Ft. Sill, Fire Prevention and Protection Service.
29. Defense–Space Race.
30. Education Department.
31. Energy Department.
32. Energy Department–Hearing, July 1979.
33. False Claims Amendment Act.
34. Federal Acquisition Reform Act.
35. Federal Assistance Reform Act.
36. Federal Audio-Visual Policy Act.
37. Federal Employees–Health Benefits.
38. Federal Employees–Life Insurance.
39. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Mar-Aug 1980.
40. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Sep 20-25,1980.
41. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Sep 26-30,1980.
42. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Oct 1, 1980.
43. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Oct 2-6, 1980.
44. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Oct 7-12, 1980.
Box 138 Committee on Government Affairs
Subject Files
1. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Oct 13-18, 1980.
2. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Oct 19-31, 1980.
3. Federal Employees–National Guard/Reserve Leave Pay, Nov 1980.
4. Federal Employees–Pay and Allowances, Dec 1979-Apr 1980.
5. Federal Employees–Pay and Allowances, May-Jul 1980.
6. Federal Employees–Pay and Allowances, Aug-Dec, 1980.
7. Federal Employees–Pay Reform Bill.
8. Federal Employees–Prohibition on Free Parking, Hearing, Aug 1979.
9. Federal Employee Compensation Reform Act–Hearing, Aug 1979.
10. Federal Government–Senior Executive Service.
11. Federal Parking Act.
12. Federal Pensions–General Accounting Office Report, 1983.
13. Federal Spending Practices–Art-Metal U.S.A., Inc.
14. Federal Spending Practices–Furniture.
15. Federal Wage System–Job Grading Standards.
16. General Services Administration (GSA)–1979, 1982
17. GSA–Rowland G. Freeman III Confirmation, June 1979.
18. Hatch Act.
19. Hazardous Waste Management–Hearings, Jul 1979.
20. Housing and Urban Development–David Stith.
21. Independent Patent and Trademark Act (1 of 2).
22. Independent Patent and Trademark Act (2 of 2).
23. International Development Cooperation Agency.
24. Job Seekers.
25. Labor Department–Assistant Secretary for Veterans Employment.
26. Lobby Disclosure Bill.
27. Management and Budget Office–John P. White Confirmation Hearing, Jan
1979.
28. Medical Records Privacy Act.
29. Merit Systems Protection Board.
30. Merit Systems Protection Board–Ruth T. Prokop Nomination Hearing,
Jun 1979.
31. Minority Business Enterprise Development Agency.
32. National Association of Retired Federal Employees.
33. Natural Resources Department.
34. Nuclear Waste Disposal Act.
35. Office of Special Counsel.
36. Paperwork/Red Tape Reduction.
37. Postal Rate Commission–James H. Duffy Nomination Hearing, Apr 1979.
38. Presidential Transitions–Audit of Ford-Carter Transition, 1977.
39. Presidential Transitions–Federal Assistance to Former Presidents,
1975.
40. Privacy Acts–Hearing, Aug 1979.
41. Public Buildings Act.
42. Realtors® Legislative Conference, March 1979.
43. Reconciliation Act of 1980–Third-Class Nonprofit Mail (1 of 3).
44. Reconciliation Act of 1980–Third-Class Nonprofit Mail (2 of 3).
45. Reconciliation Act of 1980–Third-Class Nonprofit Mail (3 of 3).
46. Regulatory Reform–American Industrial Health Council.
47. Regulatory Reform–Business Roundtable.
Box 139 Committee on Government Affairs
Subject Files
1. Regulatory Reform Act, Jan-Mar 1979.
2. Regulatory Reform Act, Apr-May 10, 1979.
3. Regulatory Reform Act, May 11-20, 1979.
4. Regulatory Reform Act, May 21-31, 1979.
5. Regulatory Reform Act, Jun, 1979.
6. Regulatory Reform Act, Jul-Dec, 1979.
7. Regulatory Reform Legislation–Hearing, May 16, 1979.
8. Regulatory Reform Legislation–Hearing, May 18, 1979.
9. Shippers Export Declaration Forms.
10. Smithsonian Science Information Exchange.
11. Social Security–Merger with Civil Service System (1 of 2).
12. Social Security–Merger with Civil Service System (2 of 2).
13. Sunset Act (1 of 2).
14. Sunset Act (2 of 2).
15. Synthetic Fuels Bill–Hearing, Jul 18, 1979.
16. Synthetic Fuels Bill–Hearing, Jul 20, 1979.
17. Trade–Hearing, Jul 1979.
18. Trade–Hearing, Reorganization Plan No. 3, Oct 1979.
19. Trade–Japan.
20. Trade–Multilateral Negotiations.
21. Unemployment.
22. United States Postal Service, Jan-Mar, 1979.
23. United States Postal Service, Apr-May, 1979.
24. United States Postal Service, Jun, 1979.
25. United States Postal Service, Jul-Aug, 1979.
26. United States Postal Service, Sep-Oct, 1979.
27. United States Postal Service, Nov 1979-Jan 1980.
28. United States Postal Service–Electronic Mail Services.
29. United States Postal Service–Electronic Mail Services, Oversize Materials
(See Box 165).
30. United States Postal Workers–Des Moines, Iowa.
31. Veterans.
32. Wartime Relocation and Internment Act.
33. Whistleblowers–1980-1993
34. Whistleblowers–Rheamarie Fox, 1978.
Subseries 7. Government Reform
Major topics in this subseries include campaign finance reform, the organization of Congressional committees, the electoral college and direct election of the president, the line item veto, and term limits.
Box 140 Government Reform
Campaign Finance Reform
1. 1979–Federal Election Campaign Act.
2. 1981-1992.
3. 1981, Political Action Committees.
4. 1981-1983, Political Action Committees.
5. 1984-1986.
6. 1987-1988, Correspondence and Memos.
7. 1987-1988, Miscellaneous.
8. 1987-1988, Political Action Committees.
9. 1987-1988, Political Action Committees, Speech Materials (1 of 2).
10. 1987-1988, Political Action Committees, Speech Materials (2 of 2).
11. 1987-1988, Senate Election Campaign Act.
12. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee Combo Account.
13. 1989-1990, National Republican Senatorial Committee Combo Account, Oversize
Materials (See Box 165).
14. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee, Aug Expenditures.
15. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee, Oct Expenditures.
16. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee, Nov Expenditures.
17. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee, Dec Expenditures.
18. 1990, Bills.
19. 1990, Clippings.
20. 1990, Combo Accounts, Background, 1977-1985.
21. 1990, Combo Accounts, Background, 1986-1989.
22. 1990, Congressional Research Service Materials.
23. 1990, Correspondence and Memos.
24. 1990, Democratic Policy Committee Task Force.
25. 1990, Federal Election Commission.
26. 1990, Hearings, Feb-Mar (1 of 2).
27. 1990, Hearings, Feb-Mar (2 of 2).
28. 1990, Miscellaneous.
29. 1990, Miscellaneous, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
30. 1990, National Journal, "Campaign Grease".
31. 1990, Polls.
32. 1990, David Pryor, Statements.
33. 1990, Republican Campaign Finance Reform Alternative.
34. 1990, Senate Election Campaign Ethics Act (1 of 2).
35. 1990, Senate Election Campaign Ethics Act (2 of 2).
Box 141 Government Reform
Campaign Finance Reform
1. 1991 (1 of 4).
2. 1991 (2 of 4).
3. 1991 (3 of 4).
4. 1991 (4 of 4).
5. 1992.
6. 1993-1995.
7. 1996, Senate Campaign Finance Reform Act (1 of 3).
8. 1996, Senate Campaign Finance Reform Act (2 of 3).
9. 1996, Senate Campaign Finance Reform Act (3 of 3).
10. n.d.
Congress and Organization
11. Articles, 1982, 1992.
12. Committee Reorganization, 1993.
13. Committee System, Background Materials.
14. Congressional Staff, Background Materials.
15. Floor Proceedings, 1993.
16. Hearings, Jan-Feb 1993.
17. Hearings, Feb 1993.
18. Hearings, Mar 1993.
19. Hearings, Apr 1993.
20. Hearings, Apr-May 1993.
21. Hearings, May 1993.
22. Hearings, May-Jun 1993.
23. Hearings, Jun 10, 1993.
Box 142 Government Reform
Congress and Organization
1. Hearings, Jun 16/29, 1993.
2. Hearings, Jun-Jul 1993.
3. Hearings, Background Materials.
4. Hearings, Congressional Records Service Report, 1993.
5. House and Senate Committees, Jurisdictional Evolution.
6. Markup, Nov 1993.
7. Off-Site Information.
8. Options, 1992 (1 of 2).
9. Options, 1992 (2 of 2).
10. Report, Dec 1993, House.
11. Report, Dec 1993, Joint Committee.
12. Report, Dec 1993, Senate.
Government Reform
13. Congressional Accountability Act–1995-1996.
14. Congressional Reform Commission–1991.
15. Contractor License Reform Act–1992.
16. Election Reform–1991.
Electoral College and Direct Election of the President
17. 1969.
18. 1992 (1 of 2).
19. 1992 (1 of 2).
20. Articles, Bailey-Best.
21. Articles, Blair-Crotty.
22. Articles, de Lessups-Jillson.
23. Articles, Longley.
Box 143 Government Reform
Electoral College and Direct Election of the President
1. Articles, Melusky-Prescott.
2. Articles, Sindler-Steinberg.
3. Articles, Sterling-Weinhagen.
4. Bibliographies.
5. Congressional Record, 1911-1912 (1 of 2).
6. Congressional Record, 1911-1912 (2 of 2).
7. Congressional Record, 1969.
8. Congressional Record, Mar-Jun 1979.
9. Congressional Record, Jul 1979.
10. Congressional Record, 1991-1992.
11. Congressional Research Service Materials.
12. Correspondence, 1992.
13. Editorials, 1992.
14. George C. Freeman, Jr., 1992.
15. History, 1787-1825.
16. History, 1826-1988.
17. House Rules and Precedents.
18. Miscellaneous.
19. Notebook (1 of 3).
20. Notebook (2 of 3).
21. Notebook (3 of 3).
22. Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
23. Polls, 1968-1987.
24. David Pryor, "The Case Against the Electoral College," Jun 1992
.
25. David Pryor (DP), "The Case for Direct Popular Election of the President".
26. DP, Speeches, 1992.
27. Senate Joint Resolution 297, 1992.
Government Reform
28. Fair Elections Act–1992.
29. Federal Advisory Committees.
30. Federal Election Campaign Act, 1984.
31. Federal Employee Representation Improvement Act–1996.
32. Federal Employees–Moonlighting/Revolving Door, 1985.
33. Federal Employees–Moonlighting/Revolving Door, 1990.
34. Former Presidents Facilities and Services Act–1983.
35. Freedom of Information Act–1976-1981 (1 of 2).
36. Freedom of Information Act–1976-1981 (2 of 2).
37. Government Investigatory and Prosecutorial Processes, 1989-1990.
38. Government Reform Commission, 1993.
39. Hatch Reform Act, 1993.
40. Honorarium Prohibitions, 1978-1993.
41. House Rules–Standards and Conduct.
42. Hutchinson v. Proxmire et. al., 1979.
43. Legal Services Corporation, 1990.
Box 144 Government Reform
1. Line-Item Veto, 1983-1985.
2. Line-Item Veto, 1995 (1 of 5).
3. Line-Item Veto, 1995 (2 of 5).
4. Line-Item Veto, 1995 (3 of 5).
5. Line-Item Veto, 1995 (4 of 5).
6. Line-Item Veto, 1995 (5 of 5).
7. Line-Item Veto, Budget Committee, Feb 1995.
8. Line-Item Veto, Budget Committee, Reports, 1995.
9. Line-Item Veto, Conference, Sep 1995.
10. Line-Item Veto, Correspondence and Memos, 1995.
11. Line-Item Veto, Hearing, Jan 1995.
12. Line-Item Veto, Legal Counsel Opinions, 1988.
13. Line-Item Veto, Notebook, n.d.
14. Lobbying Disclosure Act, 1994.
15. Lobbying Restrictions, 1991.
16. National Endowment for Democracy–1983, 1996.
17. National Issues Convention–1995.
18. National Legislative Conference–n.d.
19. National Performance Review Report, Sep 1993.
20. National Voter Registration Act–1991 (1 of 2).
21. National Voter Registration Act–1991 (2 of 2).
22. National Voter Registration Act–1991-1993.
23. Paperwork Reduction–1980.
24. Resolution Trust Corporation Reorganization Act,1990.
25. Securities and Exchanges Commission–1991-1993.
26. Voting Rights Language Assistance Act–1992.
Term Limits
27. 1989-1992.
28. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Jan 1993.
29. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Feb 1993.
30. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Mar 1993.
31. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Apr 1993.
32. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, May 1993.
33. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Jun 1993 (1 of 2).
34. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Jun 1993 (2 of 2).
Box 145 Government Reform
Term Limits
1. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Jul 1993 (1 of 3).
2. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Jul 1993 (2 of 3).
3. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Jul 1993 (3 of 3).
4. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, Aug-Dec 1993.
5. Arkansas Court Case, Hill v Clinton/Tucker, 1994-1995.
6. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Hill.
7. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Thornton/Bryant v Hill (1 of 6).
8. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Thornton/Bryant v Hill (2 of 6).
9. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Thornton/Bryant v Hill (3 of 6).
10. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Thornton/Bryant v Hill (4 of 6).
11. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Thornton/Bryant v Hill (5 of 6).
12. Arkansas Court Case, U.S. Term Limits v Thornton/Bryant v Hill (6 of 6).
13. Congressional, 1994-1996.
This subseries relates primarily to Senator Pryor's service on the Senate Ethics Committee. Major topics include the Dave Durenberger and "Keating Five" investigations. All materials in this subseries are of a public nature; they include newspaper clippings, speech transcripts, transcripts of open session hearings, and government publications. Related materials of a confidential nature are in subseries 9 and are restricted as per donor agreement. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Box 145 (cont.) Ethics Committee
14. ABSCAM–1980 (1 of 2).
15. ABSCAM–1980 (2 of 2).
16. Mario Braggi–1988.
17. Bioethics–Georgetown University Course.
18. Bush Administration–Travel, 1991.
19. Clippings–1989.
20. Clippings–1990.
21. Clippings–1991.
22. Clippings–1994, n.d.
23. Clippings–Oversize (See Box 165).
24. Congressional Accountability Act–1993-1994.
25. Congressional News Leaks–1992.
26. Congressional Pages–1982.
27. Congressional Pages–1982, Clippings (Oversize; see Box 165).
28. Correspondence–1990-1993.
29. Credit Mobilier Case, 1873 (Oversize; see Box 165).
30. Alfonse D'Amato–Clippings, 1989-1991.
31. Alfonse D'Amato–Clippings, 1989-1991, Oversize Materials (See Box
165).
32. Alan Dershowitz–1991.
Dave Durenberger
33. Clippings, 1989.
34. Clippings, Jan 1990.
35. Clippings, Feb-Mar 1990.
36. Clippings, Apr-May 1990.
37. Clippings, Jun 1990.
38. Clippings, Jul 1990.
Box 146 Ethics Committee
Dave Durenberger
1. Clippings, Aug 1990-1991.
2. Clippings, n.d.
3. Clippings, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
4. Investigation, 1990.
5. Investigation, Part 1, Open Session Hearings, 1990.
6. Investigation, Part 2, Special Counsel Hearing Exhibits, 1990.
7. Investigation, Part 3, Special Counsel Hearing Exhibits, 1990.
8. Investigation, Parts 4 and 5, Special Counsel Hearing Exhibits, 1990.
9. Investigation, Parts 6 and 7, Special Counsel Hearing Exhibits, 1990.
Ethics Committee
10. Ethics in Government Act–1979.
11. Ethics Reform Act–1991-1992.
12. Ethics Reform Commission–1993.
13. Ethics Seminar–1988.
14. Ethics Seminar–1990.
15. Ethics Seminar–1991.
16. Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act–1989.
17. Gifts Rule–1996.
18. Phil Gramm–1991.
19. Lawrence N. Hansen–"Ethical Decline in Congress," 1991.
20. Mark Hatfield–1991.
21. Howell Heflin–1990.
22. House of Representatives–Ethics Manual, 1987.
23. House of Representatives–Exclusion/Censure/Expulsion Cases, 1789-1973.
24. International Ethics Comparisons–1991.
25. International Ethics Comparisons–Campaign Financing, 1991.
26. International Ethics Comparisons–Lobbying Regulation, 1991.
27. Investigations–1977-1990.
Keating Five
28. ABC News, Nov 26, 1989.
29. Clippings, 1983, 1986.
30. Clippings, Sep-Oct 1989.
31. Clippings, Nov 1989.
32. Clippings, Dec 1989.
Box 147 Ethics Committee
Keating Five
1. Clippings, Jan 1990.
2. Clippings, Feb 1990.
3. Clippings, Mar 1990.
4. Clippings, Apr 1990.
5. Clippings, May 1990.
6. Clippings, Jun-Aug 1990.
7. Clippings, Sep 1990.
8. Clippings, Oct 1990.
9. Clippings, Nov 1990.
10. Clippings, Dec 1990.
11. Clippings, Jan 1991.
12. Clippings, Feb 1991.
13. Clippings, Mar 1991.
14. Clippings, Apr 1991.
15. Clippings, May-Dec 1991.
16. Clippings, n.d.
17. Clippings, Oversize (See Box 165).
18. Common Cause, Correspondence, 1989, 1992.
19. Common Cause, Editorials, May 1991 (1 of 2).
20. Common Cause, Editorials, May 1991 (2 of 2).
21. Correspondence, 1991.
22. Depositions of Senators, Parts 1 and 2.
23. Depositions of Witnesses, Parts 1 and 2.
24. Depositions of Witnesses, Part 3.
25. Lincoln Savings and Loan Association, Hearing, Nov 1989.
26. John McCain–Floor Statement, Oct 22, 1990.
Box 148 Ethics Committee
Keating Five
1. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Parts 1 and 2.
2. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Parts 3 and 4.
3. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Parts 5 and 6.
4. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Cranston Exhibits.
5. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, DeConcini and McCain Exhibits.
6. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Glenn and Riegle Exhibits.
7. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Special Counsel Exhibits, Parts
1 and 2.
8. Open Session Hearings, Nov 1990-Jan 1991, Special Counsel Exhibits, Parts
3 and 4.
9. Statements, 1990.
Ethics Committee
10. Levin-Rudman Ethics Bill–n.d.
11. McCormick v. United States, 1991.
12. Miscellaneous.
13. David Pryor (DP)–Clippings, 1991.
14. DP–"Ethics in Government: Broadening the Debate."
15. DP–Ethics Reform Act/Conflict of Interest, 1990.
16. DP–Edwin J. Gray, 1983-1986.
17. DP–Edwin J. Gray, 1987-1989.
18. DP–Edwin J. Gray, 1990.
19. DP–Edwin J. Gray, Congressional Record, 1981-1987.
20. DP–Edwin J. Gray, Miscellaneous.
21. DP–Edwin J. Gray, Oversize Materials (See Box 165).
Box 149 Ethics Committee
1. DP–Speech Notes, Criticism of the Press, n.d.
2. DP–Statement, Senate Select Committee on Ethics, Nov 1990.
3. Charles Robb–1991.
4. Senate–Disciplining Members, 1991.
5. Senate–Ethics Committee Hearings, 1966-1981.
6. Senate–Ethics Committee Interpretative Rulings, 1977 (1 of 4).
7. Senate–Ethics Committee Interpretative Rulings, 1977 (2 of 4).
8. Senate–Ethics Committee Interpretative Rulings, 1977 (3 of 4).
9. Senate–Ethics Committee Interpretative Rulings, 1977 (4 of 4).
10. Senate–Ethics Committee Interpretative Rulings, 1979-1983 (1 of 2).
11. Senate–Ethics Committee Interpretative Rulings, 1979-1983 (2 of 2).
12. Senate–Ethics Committee Rules, 1989-1994.
13. Senate–Ethics Committee Statements, 1989-1994.
14. Senate–Ethics Study Commission, 1993-1994 (1 of 3).
15. Senate–Ethics Study Commission, 1993-1994 (2 of 3).
16. Senate–Ethics Study Commission, 1993-1994 (3 of 3).
17. Senate–Expulsion/Censure of Members, 1793-1990.
18. Senate–Report, Ethical Standards in Government, 1951.
19. Senate–Travel Expenditures, 1981.
20. Standards of Official Conduct–1989.
21. "Travelgate"–1996.
22. White House–Travel Office, 1994.
23. Harrison A. Williams, Jr. (HW)–Hearings, Jun 1981.
24. HW–Hearings, Jul 1981 (1 of 2).
25. HW–Hearings, Jul 1981 (2 of 2).
26. HW–n.d..
Subseries 9. Ethics Committee–Restricted Materials
All materials in this subseries are restricted as per donor agreement. This
subseries relates primarily to Senator's Pryor service on the Senate Ethics
Committee. Major topics include the Dave Durenberger and the "Keating Five"
investigations. All materials in this subseries are of a confidential nature;
they include committee minutes, transcripts from closed session hearings, materials
related to investigations, and notes taken during committee meetings. Related
materials of a public nature are in Subseries 8 and have no restrictions.
Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Box 150 Ethics Committee–Restricted Materials
(may NOT be accessed)
36 files
Box 151 Ethics Committee–Restricted Materials
(may NOT be accessed)
43 files
Box 152 Ethics Committee–Restricted Materials
(may NOT be accessed)
16 files
Box 153 Ethics Committee–Restricted Materials
(may NOT be accessed)
51 files
Box 154 Ethics Committee–Restricted Materials (may
NOT be accessed)
11 files
Materials in boxes 155, 156, and 157 are restricted as per donor agreement. Folders 1-4 of Box 155 and Folders 37-41 of Box 157 are not restricted; they can be viewed by researchers on a folder-by-folder basis. Materials in boxes 158, 159, 160, and 161 have no restrictions. Major topics include the Harry Clairborne impeachment and Clinton administration judicial nominations. The last five boxes of this subseries consist of constituent mail concerning the nomination of Judge Robert Bork to the United States Supreme Court in 1987. It is divided into two groups of letters: those supporting and those opposing his nomination. Each group is arranged chronologically. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Box 155 Judiciary (Restricted except folders 1-4)
Harry Claiborne Impeachment
1. Harry Claiborne (HC), Biography.
2. Clippings.
3. Congress, Impeachment Process.
4. Congressional Record, Sep-Oct 1986.
Folders 5-37 are restricted and may NOT be accessed.
Box 156 Judiciary (Restricted materials; may
NOT be accessed)
Harry Claiborne Impeachment
26 files
Box 157 Judiciary (Restricted except folders
37-43; restricted materials may NOT be accessed)
Folders 1-36 are restricted and may NOT be accessed.
Robert Bork Nomination
37. 1987.
38. Bill Clinton Statement.
39. Nation Institute Report, 1987.
40. David Pryor Statement.
Robert Bork Nomination Constituent Responses
41. For–Aug 1987.
42. For–Sep 1-10, 1987.
43. For–Sep 11-12, 1987.
Box 158 Judiciary
Robert Bork Nomination Constituent Responses
1. For–Sep 13-14, 1987.
2. For–Sep 15-16, 1987.
3. For–Sep 17, 1987.
4. For–Sep 18, 1987.
5. For–Sep 19, 1987.
6. For–Sep 20, 1987.
7. For–Sep 21, 1987 (1 of 2).
8. For–Sep 21, 1987 (2 of 2).
9. For–Sep 22, 1987 (1 of 2).
10. For–Sep 22, 1987 (2 of 2).
11. For–Sep 23, 1987 (1 of 2).
12. For–Sep 23, 1987 (2 of 2).
13. For–Sep 24, 1987 (1 of 2).
14. For–Sep 24, 1987 (2 of 2).
15. For–Sep 25, 1987.
16. For–Sep 26, 1987.
17. For–Sep 27, 1987.
18. For–Sep 28, 1987.
19. For–Sep 29, 1987 (1 of 2).
Box 159 Judiciary
Robert Bork Nomination Constituent Responses
1. For–Sep 29, 1987 (2 of 2).
2. For–Sep 30, 1987 (1 of 2).
3. For–Sep 30, 1987 (2 of 2).
4. For–Oct 1, 1987 (1 of 2).
5. For–Oct 1, 1987 (2 of 2).
6. For–Oct 2, 1987 (1 of 2).
7. For–Oct 2, 1987 (2 of 2).
8. For–Oct 3, 1987.
9. For–Oct 4, 1987.
10. For–Oct 5, 1987 (1 of 2).
11. For–Oct 5, 1987 (2 of 2).
12. For–Oct 6, 1987.
13. For–Oct 7, 1987.
14. For–Oct 8, 1987.
15. For–Oct 9, 1987.
Box 160 Judiciary
Robert Bork Nomination Constituent Responses
1. For–Oct 10, 1987.
2. For–Oct 11, 1987.
3. For–Oct 12, 1987.
4. For–Oct 13, 1987.
5. For–Oct 14, 1987.
6. For–Oct 15, 1987.
7. For–Oct 16, 1987.
8. For–Oct 17-18, 1987.
9. For–Oct 19, 1987.
10. For–Oct 20, 1987.
11. For–Oct 21-22, 1987.
12. For–Oct 23-26, 1987.
13. For–Oct 27-31, 1987.
14. For–Nov 1987.
15. For–n.d. (1 of 2).
16. For–n.d. (2 of 2).
Box 161 Judiciary
Robert Bork Nomination Constituent Responses
1. Against–Aug 1987.
2. Against–Sep 1-15, 1987.
3. Against–Sep 16, 1987.
4. Against–Sep 17, 1987.
5. Against–Sep 18, 1987.
6. Against–Sep 19, 1987.
7. Against–Sep 20, 1987.
8. Against–Sep 21, 1987 (1 of 2).
9. Against–Sep 21, 1987 (2 of 2).
10. Against–Sep 22, 1987.
11. Against–Sep 23, 1987.
12. Against–Sep 24, 1987.
13. Against–Sep 25, 1987.
14. Against–Sep 26, 1987.
15. Against–Sep 27, 1987.
16. Against–Sep 28, 1987 (1 of 3).
17. Against–Sep 28, 1987 (2 of 3).
18. Against–Sep 28, 1987 (3 of 3).
19. Against–Sep 29, 1987.
20. Against–Sep 30, 1987.
21. Against–Oct 1, 1987.
22. Against–Oct 2, 1987.
23. Against–Oct 3, 1987.
24. Against–Oct 4, 1987.
25. Against–Oct 5, 1987.
26. Against–Oct 6, 1987.
27. Against–Oct 7, 1987.
28. Against–Oct 8, 1987.
29. Against–Oct 9, 1987.
30. Against–Oct 10-12, 1987.
31. Against–Oct 13, 1987.
32. Against–Oct 14, 1987.
33. Against–Oct 15, 1987.
34. Against–Oct 16, 1987.
35. Against–Oct 17-18, 1987.
36. Against–Oct 19, 1987.
37. Against–Oct 20, 1987.
38. Against–Oct 21, 1987.
39. Against–Oct 22, 1987.
40. Against–Oct 23, 1987.
41. Against–Oct 24-28, 1987.
42. Against–Oct 29, 1987.
43. Against–Oct 30-31, 1987.
44. Against–n.d.
Subseries 11. Restricted and Oversize Materials
This subseries consists of restricted and oversize materials removed from previous subseries. Materials in boxes 162, 163, 164, and 166 are restricted as per donor agreement. Materials in Box 165 are oversize materials with no restrictions. Restricted materials may NOT be accessed.
Box 162 Restricted Materials (may NOT be accessed)
62 files
Box 163 Restricted Materials (may NOT be accessed)
9 files
Box 164 Restricted Materials (may NOT be accessed)
9 files
Box 165 Oversize–Not Restricted
Subseries 3.
1. Senate–Legislative Achievements, May 1979.
2. Senate–Legislative Achievements, Jun 1979.
3. Senate–Legislative Achievements, Aug 1979.
Subseries 5.
4. David Boren.
5. Democratic Party Bumper Stickers.
6. John Tower Nomination.
Subseries 6.
7. Committee Meeting, Jun 26, 1979.
8. ACTION Agency, 1979.
9. Appropriation Reductions, 1980.
10. Consultant Audit, 1980-1981.
11. Consultant Reform Act, 1980.
12. Consultant Reform Act, 1981.
13. Department of Energy (DOE), 1980 (1 of 3).
14. DOE, 1980 (2 of 3).
15. DOE, 1980 (3 of 3).
16. Federal Year-End Spending, 1979-1980.
17. Hearings, Mar-Apr 1980.
18. Office of Budget Management, Conflict of Interest Regulations.
19. David Pryor (DP), Press Releases, 1980.
20. DP, Statements, 1979-1982.
21. United States Postal Service–Electronic Mail Services
Subseries 7.
22. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee Combo Account (1 of 2).
23. 1989, National Republican Senatorial Committee Combo Account (2 of 2).
24. 1990, National Republican Senatorial Committee Combo Account.
25. 1990, Miscellaneous.
26. Electoral College.
Subseries 8.
27. Clippings
28. Congressional Pages–Jul 1982, Clippings.
29. Congressional Pages–Aug-Nov 1982, Clippings.
30. Credit Mobilier Case, 1873.
31. Alfonse D'Amato Clippings.
32. Dave Durenburger Clippings.
33. Keating Five, Clippings (1 of 2).
34. Keating Five, Clippings (2 of 2).
35. DP–Edwin J. Gray.
Subseries 10.
36. Harry Claiborne Impeachment, Pryor Statement.
37. Judicial Nominations–Clarence Thomas, 1990-1991.
Box 166 Restricted Oversize Materials (may NOT
be accessed)
5 files
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