Eagleton, Thomas F. (1929-2007), Papers, 1944-1987 (C0674)
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INTRODUCTION

Papers of a Democratic Circuit Attorney for the city of St. Louis, 1956-1960; Attorney General of Missouri, 1960-1964; Lieutenant Governor of Missouri, 1964-1968; and U.S. Senator from Missouri, 1969-1986. The collection includes correspondence, photographs, speeches and press releases, audiovisual materials, microfilm, and newspaper clippings.

NOTE: Researchers interested in this collection should also examine the preliminary inventories for collections WUNP5736 and WUNP4720. To assist researchers in using this collection, there are also the following appendices and timeline:

DONOR INFORMATION

Consult the reference staff about the donor of this collection.

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Thomas Francis Eagleton was born in St. Louis, Missouri, on 4 September 1929, to Zitta Swanson and Mark D. Eagleton. He graduated from St. Louis Country Day School in 1946.

After high school he joined the United States Navy, serving two years. Eagleton graduated from Amherst College in 1950 with an A.B. degree. A year later he was awarded a certificate from Oxford University and in 1953 he received an LL.B. degree from Harvard Law School. Eagleton married Barbara Ann Smith of St. Louis on 26 January 1956. A son, Terence, was born in 1959, and a daughter, Christin, was born in 1960.

After graduating from law school, Eagleton entered private law practice in St. Louis with his father. He later became associated with the legal department of Anheuser-Busch.

Eagleton soon became interested in politics. He was elected circuit attorney of the City of St. Louis in 1956; attorney general of Missouri in 1960 (the youngest man to ever hold the position); lieutenant governor of Missouri in 1964; and U.S. Senator from Missouri in 1968. He was twice reelected to the U.S. Senate, in 1974 and 1980. Eagleton was chosen for the Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1972. He was asked to resign from the ticket, a month later, and was replaced by Sargent Shriver.

During his three terms in the Senate, Eagleton served on the following committees: Appropriations Committee, Select Committee on Intelligence, Truman Scholarship Foundation, Governmental Affairs Committee, Foreign Relations Committee, Select Committee on Ethics, Labor and Human Resources Committee, Public Works Committee, Labor and Public Welfare Committee, District of Columbia Committee, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, National Capital Planning Commission, Temporary Commission on Financial Oversight of the District of Columbia, Special Committee on Aging, and National Visitor Facilities Advisory Commission. (For a complete list of Committee and Subcommittee assignments including dates, please see Appendix A.)

Eagleton received numerous awards and honors, including the Independent School Districts' Outstanding Service to Public Education Award in 1978 and the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities Distinguished Service Award in 1980. He received the Harry S Truman Good Neighbor Award twice, in 1974 and 1985. He also received an honorary Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Suffolk University in Massachusetts for his fight against legalized wiretapping.

Thomas Eagleton retired from the U.S. Senate in January of 1987. He returned to Missouri and accepted a partnership with the St. Louis law firm of Thompson & Mitchell. Eagleton also became a University Professor of Public Affairs and Political Science at Washington University where he taught courses in public policy and legislative politics. He died in St. Louis on 4 March 2007.

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS and FOLDER LIST

STATE AND LOCAL
SENATE

CIRCUIT ATTORNEY, 1954-1960 Series

Alphabetical by topic and chronological within:
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, speeches, and reports on such topics as wiretapping, juvenile delinquency, civil rights, Missouri politics, taxes, grand jury cases, charges against Circuit Attorney Edward Dowd, professional conferences and organizations, and St. Louis development projects. Also includes 1956 campaign materials.

f. 1	Alcoholic Treatment Center, 1959. Campaign to establish municipal center.
f. 2	Bail Bond Inquiry, 1956-1957. Investigation of bondsman Alvin Crouppen and his illegal activities.
f. 3	Branch Banking, 1958-1960. Proposed limitations on branch banking.
f. 4-12	Campaign and Election, 1956.
f. 4	Campaign Materials, 1954-1956.
f. 5	Congratulatory Letters, 1956-1957.
f. 6	Honorary Colonel Award, 1956.
f. 7	Inauguration Transcript, 1956.
f. 8	Newspaper Clippings, 1956.
f. 9	Press Releases--Primary Election, 1956.
f. 10	Receipts and Expenditures, 1956.
f. 11	Speeches and Press Releases--General Election, 1956.
f. 12	Telegrams and Cards, 1956-1957.
f. 13-15	City of St. Louis, 1957-1959. Chamber of Commerce reports and pamphlets on city development.
f. 16	Civil Liberties, 1959. U.S. Civil Rights Commission report on race relations in the South.
f. 17	Correspondence--Miscellaneous, 1960. Public appearances, campaign strategy, and various political matters.
f. 18-20	Correspondence--Jackson County, 1959-1960. Kansas City politics and the attorney general election.
f. 21	Correspondence--George T. O'Maley, 1959-1960. Eagleton's campaign for attorney general.
f. 22	Democratic Primary Election, 1956. Circuit attorney election and Eagleton's campaign.
f. 23	Dowd Retirement, 1956-1957. Edward L. Dowd's retirement from the office of circuit attorney and Eagleton's plans for his term of office.
f. 24	Drunk Driving Law, 1959. Details of a tougher Missouri drunk driving law.
f. 25	Due Process Delays, 1955-1958. Delays, docket overcrowding, and bad conditions in the city jails.
f. 26	Editorials, 1956. St. Louis Globe-Democrat's endorsements for the primary election, poll results, and election wrap-up.
f. 27	Feud with Judge McLaughlin, 1954. Describes clash between Circuit Judge James E. McLaughlin and Circuit Attorney Edward L. Dowd.
f. 28-38	Grand Juries
f. 28	Instructions, 1960.
f. 29	Investigations, 1960.
f. 30	Jury Members, 1959-1960.
f. 31-32	Miscellaneous, 1955-1960.
f. 33	Proposals, 1960.
f. 34	Recommendations, 1957-1960.
f. 35-36	Reports, 1960.
f. 37	School Board Investigation, 1959-1960.
f. 38	Sessions, 1960.
f. 39	Holding Witnesses, 1956. Criticism of Circuit Attorney Dowd's misuse of material witnesses' legal rights.
f. 40-41	Interoffice Correspondence, 1957-1960. Field notes and reports on cases under investigation.
f. 42-46	Jencks Case
f. 42	Comments and Observations, 1957-1958.
f. 43	Correspondence, 1957-1958.
f. 44-45	Newspaper Articles, 1957-1958.
f. 46	Magazines and Pamphlets, 1957.
f. 47	Jury Trials, 1960. Trial dockets.
f. 48	Jury Verdicts, 1960. Verdicts, listed alphabetically by type of crime.
f. 49	Juvenile Delinquency--History, 1949-1957. Reports by the St. Louis Police Department, National Probation and Parole Association, and St. Louis Bar Association.
f. 50-51	Juvenile Delinquency--Crime, 1956-1960. Juvenile crime problem in St. Louis and some specific cases.
f. 52	Juvenile Delinquency--Procedure, 1950-1958. Procedure manual for police personnel and report on the function of the Crime Prevention Division.
f. 53	Labor Problems, 1957-1958. Articles questioning St. Louis's "bad labor" reputation.
f. 54	Londe Complaint, 1956-1957. Investigation of Isadore Londe's charge of brutality against the St. Louis Police Department.
f. 55	Loss of Businesses, 1957-1960. Articles focusing on St. Louis's industrial growth.
f. 56	Mill Creek Valley, 1957-1960. Proposals for redevelopment of the Mill Creek Valley slum area.
f. 57	Mishandling of Cases, 1955-1956. Accusations against Circuit Attorney Dowd.
f. 58	Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys--Kansas City, 1960. Correspondence and mailing lists pertaining to the annual meeting.
f. 59	Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys--Miscellany, 1957-1959. Correspondence discussing seminars, workshops, membership fees, and a meeting in Columbia.
f. 60	Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys--St. Louis, 1958-1959. Correspondence and forms pertaining to the annual meeting.
f. 61-62	Montague Case, 1959. Articles focusing on a sensational St. Louis murder case.
f. 63-77	Narcotics
f. 63	Arrests, 1956-1957.
f. 64	Clinics, 1956-1957.
f. 65	Correspondence, 1956-1958.
f. 66-67	Illinois Narcotic Control Bureau, 1955-1958.
f. 68-72	Nalline, 1953-1960.
f. 73	Oakland Trip, 1957.
f. 74	Pamphlets and Printed Materials, 1951-1959.
f. 75	Thank You Letters, 1957-1958.
f. 76-77	Visits, 1956-1958.
f. 78-88	National Association of County and Prosecuting Attorneys
f. 78	Houston Meeting, 1957.
f. 79	Las Vegas Meeting, 1957-1958.
f. 80	Milwaukee Meeting, 1959.
f. 81-82	Miscellany, 1955-1960.
f. 83	New Jersey Meeting, 1958.
f. 84	Public Relations Committee, 1958-1959.
f. 85	Resolutions Committee, 1958.
f. 86	St. Louis Meeting, 1958.
f. 87	San Francisco Meeting, 1957.
f. 88	Sun Valley Meeting, 1958.
f. 89	National District Attorney Association, 1960. Bulletin discussing the mid-winter conference in Miami Beach, member news, and controversial legal issues.
f. 90	Need for Younger Candidates, 1956-1959. Articles commenting on the need for younger men, and newer ideas, in top political positions.
f. 91-92	Newspaper Articles, 1956. The issues, platforms, and results of the general election for the office of circuit attorney.
f. 93	Personal Police Staff, 1955-1957. Articles focusing on the misuse of official police cars, the need for a larger police force, and Circuit Attorney Dowd's private police staff.
f. 94	Plaza Area Redevelopment, 1957-1959. Articles dealing with the construction of an apartment complex and underground garage in the downtown plaza area of St. Louis.
f. 95	Police Pay-Off Inquiry, 1955-1956. Investigation of possible police pay-offs and cover-ups.
f. 96	Proposed City Charter, 1957-1959. Articles and pamphlets outlining a new St. Louis city charter.
f. 97	Riverfront, 1957-1960. Articles referring to the redevelopment of the St. Louis riverfront area, particularly construction of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial.
f. 98	St. Louis Sewer District, 1958-1960. Discussion of the success of the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District, an experimental program established by the city's board of freeholders.
f. 99	Salary Increases, 1956-1957. Eagleton's request for staff and salary increases.
f. 100	School Taxes, 1959. Correspondence pertaining to the defeat of a proposed school tax increase.
f. 101	Scott Air Force Base, 1955. Concerns a robbery case involving a Scott Air Force Base airman and complaints about the abuse of his legal rights.
f. 102	Secret Microphone, 1955-1956. Complaints against Circuit Attorney Dowd for his use of illegal listening devices.
f. 103	Speeches, 1958-1960. Includes speeches presented to the Big Brothers Organization of St. Louis, Democratic Clubs of St. Charles County, Missouri Association for Social Welfare, and the South Central Business Association, Inc.
f. 104-105	Speeches--Invitations, 1958-1959. Consists of only those invitations to speak that Eagleton and/or his staff accepted.
f. 106	Speeches--Jokes, 1944-1959. Short stories, quotes, and jokes collected by Eagleton for use in his speeches.
f. 107	State Taxes, 1957-1960. Discussions on an earnings tax increase, the need to raise revenue, and how to handle tax evaders.
f. 108-109	Traffic, 1957-1960. Proposals to rectify St. Louis traffic problems, including suggestions to change speed laws, increase parking facilities, fund public transportation, and organize a city traffic department.
f. 110	Transportation System, 1957-1958. Recommendations on how to alleviate traffic congestion in the downtown St. Louis area.
f. 111	Wiretapping, 1958-1960. Report given by Eagleton before the Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights on the threat posed to civil rights by legalized wiretapping.

ATTORNEY GENERAL, 1951-1964 Series

Alphabetical and chronological order:
This series contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, speeches, press releases, and reports on such topics as wiretapping, juvenile delinquency, civil rights, capital punishment, education, school prayer, search and seizure, interracial marriages, and 1960 campaign materials arranged alphabetically by topic and chronologically within. The correspondence concerns pending court cases, legislation, Eagleton's campaign for lieutenant governor, and miscellaneous matters. It is arranged in alphabetical order, A-L, by the correspondents' last names while the remaining, J-Z, letters are arranged within relevant subjects.

f. 112	Billboard Advertising, 1960. Use of billboards in Eagleton's campaign for attorney general.
f. 113	Biographical Sketches, 1961-1963. Compiled for award nominations, press releases, and a professional directory.
f. 114	Bond Issue Referendums, 1964. Discussion of various bond issues and the majorities required for their approval.
f. 115	Bullock Case, 1959-1962. Articles, correspondence, and a report concerning the James S. Bullock murder.
f. 116-124	Campaign and Election, 1960
f. 116	Campaign Materials, 1960.
f. 117	Catholics in Politics, 1959-1960.
f. 118-122	Correspondence, 1959-1960.
f. 123	Receipts and Expenditures--General Election, 1960.
f. 124	Receipts and Expenditures--Primary Election, 1960.
f. 125-130	Capital Punishment
f. 125	Articles, 1963-1964.
f. 126-128	Correspondence, 1960-1964.
f. 129	Memorandums, 1962.
f. 130	Press Releases, 1962.
f. 131	Certificates, 1961-1964. Lists of individuals receiving certificates for their work on important legal cases.
f. 132-133	Champ, Village of, 1962-1964. Ouster suit brought against the Village of Champ attempting to void its incorporation.
f. 134-137	Civil Liberties, 1956-1964. Reports, articles, correspondence, and pamphlets focusing on race relations in the South.
f. 138	Conflicts of Interests, 1962. Reports and recommendations of the Commission on Conflicts of Interests.
f. 139	Congressional Redistricting, 1962. Proposal granting certain states an additional representative in Congress.
f. 140-153	Correspondence
f. 140	A, 1962-1964
f. 141-142	B, 1964
f. 143	C, 1964
f. 144	D, 1964
f. 145	E, 1964
f. 146	F, 1964
f. 147	G, 1961-1964
f. 148-149	H, 1964
f. 150	I, 1964
f. 151	J, 1963-1964
f. 152	K, 1964
f. 153	L, 1962-1964
f. 154	Democratic Dinner, 1957-1958. Correspondence and guest lists pertaining to a dinner honoring Senator Stuart Symington.
f. 155-156	Department of Corrections, 1963-1964. Proposal to modernize the state criminal code and the search for a new director and chairman of the board.
f. 157	Digests of Opinions, 1961-1964. Decisions reached in cases prosecuted by the attorney general's office.
f. 158-159	Duties and Responsibilities, 1961-1964. Reports, pamphlets, survey, and correspondence defining the duties of the attorney general.
f. 160-161	Editorials and Opinions, 1949-1963. Correspondence and articles relating to Eagleton's decisions on a variety of cases.
f. 162-172	Education
f. 162	Citizens for Educational Freedom, 1959-1964.
f. 163-168	Correspondence, 1960-1964.
f. 169-170	Memorandums, 1962-1964.
f. 171-172	Newspaper Clippings, 1960-1964.
f. 173	Gideon v. Cochran, 1962-1963. Supreme Court case involving state provision of legal counsel for indigent defendants.
f. 174	Hannah's Analysis, 1963. Analysis by J. Howard Hannah of the Seventh Congressional District's voting patterns.
f. 175	Hearing Examiners, 1963-1964. Proposal giving hearing examiners the authority to make decisions on license revocations and suspensions.
f. 176	Hewlitt, J. Edwin, 1958-1960. Correspondence to and from the Reverend Hewlitt concerning his anti-Catholic views.
f. 177	Increased Rights for Defendants, 1963. Speech by Justice William J. Brennan, Jr. and a background paper prepared for the annual meeting of the National Association of Attorneys General.
f. 178	Indeterminate Sentence Law, 1955-1960. Proposed penal code changes.
f. 179	Indigent Defendants, 1964. Reports on the defense of indigents in Missouri.
f. 180	Interracial Marriages, 1962. Correspondence concerning the need to remove a Missouri law preventing interracial marriages.
f. 181-182	Juvenile Delinquency, 1961-1964. Activities of the Governor's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Crime.
f. 183	Kennedy Memorial, 1963. National and state tributes to President John F. Kennedy.
f. 184	King-Thompson Law, 1963. Constitutionality of a state law providing for emergency seizure of public utilities.
f. 185	Kintner Regulations, 1964. Controversy resulting from a proposed federal income tax regulation.
f. 186	Labor Correspondence, 1959-1960. Support of Eagleton's campaign for attorney general.
f. 187	Lawyer's Committee for Eagleton, 1958-1960. Support of Eagleton in his bid for attorney general.
f. 188	Lieutenant Governor Campaign, 1964.
f. 189	Mandatory Severance, 1957. Legislation aimed at eliminating separate trials.
f. 190	Miscellany, 1952-1968. Various court decisions and legal opinions.
f. 191	Muckerman, Chris J., 1962-1963. Concerning juvenile crime and Missouri's juvenile code.
f. 192	Nalline, 1957-1964. Discussion of drug enforcement laws, drug testing, and the treatment of drug addicts.
f. 193	Opinion 93, 1961-1963. Passed by the Advisory Committee of the Missouri Bar placing restrictions on assistant and special assistant attorneys general.
f. 194	Political Contributions, 1960. Financial statements from certain elections and an analysis of the legislation regulating political contributions by labor organizations.
f. 195	Press Releases, 1959-1962. Includes publicity for Eagleton's attorney general campaign.
f. 196	Primary Election, 1962. Official election returns and letters of support to other candidates.
f. 197	Radio and Television Appearances, 1957-1960. Radio and television programs Eagleton appeared on and those that were of interest to him.
f. 198	Regional Mental Health Centers, 1962-1964. Plans for establishing intensive mental health treatment centers in Columbia, Kansas City, and St. Louis.
f. 199	Residence of Aldermen, 1958-1964. Articles dealing with violations of residency requirements by St. Louis aldermen.
f. 200-201	Rural Electrification Association, 1962-1964. Articles regarding the property tax status of rural electric cooperatives.
f. 202-203	School Prayer, 1962-1964. Debate over the legality of a law banning prayer in public schools.
f. 204-205	Search and Seizure, 1957-1963. Discussion of search warrants and "probable cause."
f. 206	Social Security Act, 1951-1963. Outlines a disagreement between the state of Missouri and the Social Security Administration.
f. 207-208	Speeches, 1959-1964. Includes speeches presented to the Missouri State Prosecutor's Association, the National Association of Attorneys General, and the Professional Investigators Council of Greater St. Louis.
f. 209-211	Speeches--Invitations, 1957-1964. Only speaking invitations that Eagleton and/or his staff accepted.
f. 212-213	Spencer, George A., 1957-1960. State Senator Spencer's political views and his campaign for attorney general.
f. 214	Staff Assignments, 1960-1964. Lists of which criminal cases were assigned to particular assistant and special assistant attorneys general.
f. 215	Tenth Congressional District, 1959. Names of people Eagleton contacted from the tenth district seeking support for his campaign for attorney general.
f. 216	United States Senate, 1961-1962. Letters encouraging Eagleton to campaign for the Senate.
f. 217	Voting Irregularities, 1960. Investigation into accusations of vote fraud in five St. Louis wards.
f. 218	Washington, D.C. Trip, 1959. Letters from Eagleton to various Democratic leaders seeking their support in his bid for attorney general.
f. 219-220	Wiretapping--Correspondence, 1957-1964. Requests for information on wiretapping and invitations to testify on the subject before Senate committees.
f. 221-222	Wiretapping--Newspaper Clippings, 1957-1964. Covers both the state and national controversy over illegal wiretapping.

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, 1953-1968 Series

Alphabetical by topic and chronological within:
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, speeches, and reports on such topics as capital punishment, education, gun control, revenue sharing, mental retardation, juvenile delinquency, population control, insurance, and Congressional bills.

f. 223	Abortions, 1967. Bill liberalizing the laws relating to abortion in Missouri.
f. 224	Aid to Dependent Children, 1967-1968.
f. 225-227	Appointments, 1965-1968. Appointed by the governor to various state boards.
f. 228	Arab-Israeli Issue, 1968. Analysis of United States interests in the Middle East.
f. 229-230	Banks, 1956-1965. Investment of idle state funds.
f. 231	Birth Control, 1967-1968. Proposal of a five-year birth control program for low income families.
f. 232	Campaign Funds Bill, 1967-1968. Legislation requiring full public disclosure of all campaign spending in federal elections.
f. 233-235	Capital Punishment, 1959-1967. Newspaper articles focusing on Eagleton's opposition to the death penalty.
f. 236	Committee on Africa, 1965-1967. St. Louis-based group organized to further knowledge of Africa and render voluntary assistance.
f. 237-243	Conference on Education, 1965-1968. State-wide conferences aimed at studying various aspects of education in Missouri.
f. 244-290	Correspondence. Committee meetings, pending court cases, legislation, awards, speaking engagements, campaign strategy, recommendations, and various legal and political matters.
f. 244	1956-1957
f. 245	1957
f. 246-249	1958
f. 250-256	1959
f. 257-258	1960
f. 259	1961-1962
f. 260	1963
f. 261	1964
f. 262-272	1965
f. 273-276	1966
f. 277-286	1967
f. 287-290	1968
f. 291	Corrupt Practices Act, 1953-1967. Refers to limitations on political contributions.
f. 292	Council for a Livable World, 1966-1968. Literature pertaining to arms control and world peace.
f. 293	Credit Insurance, 1967. Statements made to the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee regarding credit life and health insurance.
f. 294	Currency Devaluation, 1967. Articles regarding the devaluation of the British pound and its effect on the United States economy.
f. 295-299	Department of Corrections, 1962-1968. Prisoner rehabilitation, the interstate corrections compact, jail conditions, and discrimination against parolees.
f. 300	Dismas Half-Way House, 1967-1968.
f. 301-302	Education, 1963-1968. Higher education, education costs, and special programs for handicapped students.
f. 303	Ethics Code, 1967-1968. Discussion of a code of ethics for Congress.
f. 304	Fair Employment Practices Act, 1965-1967. Amendments extending the Fair Labor Standards Act to state-employed school and hospital personnel.
f. 305	Food and Drug Administration, 1967. Criticism of the F.D.A.'s methods and policies, especially those relating to chemotherapy.
f. 306	Foreign Aid, 1967. Economic and technical aid given to Afghanistan, Latin America, Africa, and the Dominican Republic.
f. 307	Foreign Policy, 1966-1968. Eagleton's stand on such foreign policy issues as Vietnam, the Soviet Union, Communist China, and the Atlantic Alliance.
f. 308	Freedom Academy, 1963-1967. Contains Senate and House bills proposing the creation of a Foreign Affairs Academy.
f. 309	Freedom of Information, 1966-1967. Legislation designed to increase federal agencies' public disclosure.
f. 310-329	Governor's Citizens Committee on Delinquency and Crime
f. 310-316	Correspondence, 1964-1968.
f. 317	Minutes, 1967.
f. 318-319	Miscellany, 1966-1967.
f. 320-321	Public Hearings--First, 1967.
f. 322	Public Hearings--Second, 1967-1968.
f. 323	Public Hearings--Third, 1967-1968.
f. 324-327	Reports, 1965-1968.
f. 328-329	Statements, 1967-1968.
f. 330	Grand River Basin, 1968. Statement made by the Grand River Basin Resource Development Association, Inc. in opposition to the construction of a reservoir.
f. 331	Gun Control, 1967-1968. Eagleton's views on gun control and voter response.
f. 332	Hearing Examiners, 1964-1965. Legislation establishing administrative hearing examiners and enabling them to make decisions on license revocations and suspensions.
f. 333-334	Heller Plan, 1964-1967. Discussion of a plan for federal revenue sharing.
f. 335	House Bill 157, 1967. Letters encouraging Eagleton to support legislation increasing policemen's salaries.
f. 336	Inter-Agency Committee on Mental Retardation, 1965. Reports and plans concerning the services offered Missouri's mentally retarded.
f. 337	Juvenile Crime Statistics, 1967. Data on juvenile crime taken from F.B.I. Uniform Crime Reports, arranged by age of offender and type of crime.
f. 338	Military Draft, 1968. Criticism of and alternatives to the military draft system.
f. 339	Minimum Wage, 1968. Letters solicited from Missouri businessmen on the proposed increase in the minimum wage.
f. 340	Miscellany, 1966-1968. Includes material on the federal taxation of businesses, the duties of the lieutenant governor, and the Vietnam War.
f. 341	Missile Defense System, 1967-1968. President Lyndon Johnson's anti-missile defense system.
f. 342	Model Cities, 1968. Program to construct model cities in St. Louis and Kansas City.
f. 343	National Emergency Strikes, 1967. Proposed changes to the Labor Management Relations Act for the handling of labor disputes imperiling national health or safety.
f. 344	Negative Income Tax, 1967-1968. Discussion of a guaranteed-income program for the poor.
f. 345	Non-Fault Insurance, 1967. Auto insurance system not dependent on proving negligence.
f. 346	Open Housing, 1967-1968. Legislation providing fair housing for blacks.
f. 347	Police Services, 1967. Recommendations for improvement of police services in St. Louis County.
f. 348	Population Control, 1968. Articles and speeches concentrating on the need for world population control.
f. 349	Press Releases, 1959-1968. Includes publicity for Eagleton's attorney general and United States Senate campaigns.
f. 350	Probation and Parole, 1965. Appointment of a chairman to the Board of Probation and Parole and the decision to seek federal assistance for the Missouri correctional system.
f. 351	Race Riots, 1965-1968. Plans for using National Guard troops to control civil riots.
f. 352-353	Revenue Sharing, 1966-1968. Articles and reports describing the strengths and weaknesses of federal tax sharing programs.
f. 354	Roads and Highways, n.d. Report indicating the kinds of improvements needed in Missouri's road and highway network.
f. 355	Rural Electrification, 1962-1968. Discussion of the State Tax Commission's authority to assess the distributable property of electric cooperatives.
f. 356	Senate Bill 149, 1967. Legislation affecting the operation of the Internal Revenue Service.
f. 357	Senate Bill 239, 1966-1967. Comments on legislation abolishing the office of prosecuting attorney, while creating the office of circuit attorney.
f. 358	Shared Time Bill, 1967. Legislation permitting handicapped private and parochial school students access to public school facilities.
f. 359-360	Sho-Me Power Line, 1968-1969. Controversy between the Sho-Me Power Corporation and conservationists over construction of an electric transmission line.
f. 361	Social Security, 1967. Articles relating to problems with the system.
f. 362-383	Speeches. Includes speeches presented to the American Bar Association, Missouri Association for Social Welfare, and the South Central Business Association, Inc. Arranged in alphabetical order by group presented to or topic.
f. 362	A, 1957-1965
f. 363	B, 1965
f. 364	C, 1966-1968
f. 365	D, 1959
f. 366	E, 1958-1966
f. 367	F, 1963-1965
f. 368	G, 1963
f. 369	H, 1965
f. 370	I, 1960-1966
f. 371	J, 1963-1965
f. 372	K, 1961-1968
f. 373	L, 1958-1966
f. 374-375	M, 1958-1968
f. 376	N, 1959-1967
f. 377	O, 1967
f. 378	P, 1960-1964
f. 379	R, 1964-1966
f. 380	S, 1958-1967
f. 381	T, 1965
f. 382	U, 1967
f. 383	W, 1959-1960
f. 384-391	Speeches--Invitations, 1964-1968. Consists of only those invitations to speak that Eagleton and/or his staff accepted.
f. 392	Speeches--Reference, 1964-1968. Articles, reports, and speeches collected by Eagleton for use in his speeches.
f. 393	Speech Writers, 1968. Correspondence regarding the availability of speech writers for Eagleton's United States Senate campaign.
f. 394-395	Tax Sharing, 1966-1967. Discussion of Walter Heller's book New Dimensions of Political Economy.
f. 396	Truth in Lending, 1968. Articles focusing on a bill covering all forms of lending and selling on credit, requiring that customers be informed of the interest and finance charges.
f. 397	United Nations, 1968. Article focusing on the unconditional admission of Communist China to the United Nations.
f. 398-1106	Discarded due to privacy issues

SENATE

ADMINISTRATIVE, 1968-1986
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 1964-1987
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, 1970-1986
LEGISLATIVE, 1968-1986

ADMINISTRATIVE, 1968-1986 Series

The Administrative series has been divided into five distinct subseries:

Reading Files, 1969-1976
Automated Office Systems, 1969-1986
Office Manager's Files, 1968-1986
General Files, 1968-1974
Archivists' Files, 1976-1986

Includes correspondence, inventories, memos, magnetic computer tapes, card files, microfilm, reports, lists, notes, and bulletins.

Reading Files, 1969-1976 Subseries

Chronological order, then alphabetical by correspondent's last name:
The reading files consist of carbon copies of all outgoing letters produced by Eagleton and/or his staff from 1969 through 1976.

r. 1-12	1969
r. 13-26	1970
r. 27-41	1971
r. 42-60	1972
r. 61-79	1973
r. 80-102	1974
r. 103-125	1975
r. 126-139	1976

Automated Office Systems, 1969-1986 Subseries

Two automated systems were used by Eagleton's staff to answer his huge volume of constituent mail. The first system was referred to as a "robo" system. The robos are form letters that were written by Eagleton and/or his staff on a particular subject and then given a number. Subsequent constituent letters on the same subject were answered by the appropriate robo letter. The robo letters in folders 1107-1835 cover the years 1969-1986 and are arranged alphabetically by subject. The robo letters on microfilm (r. 140-143) cover the years 1969-1980 and are arranged chronologically, then alphabetically by subject within.

Alphabetical Robos, 1969-1986

f. 1107-1147	Robos, A
f. 1148-1175	Robos, B
f. 1176-1249	Robos, C
f. 1250-1277	Robos, D
f. 1278-1310	Robos, E
f. 1311-1355	Robos, F
f. 1356-1374	Robos, G
f. 1375-1411	Robos, H
f. 1412-1429	Robos, I
f. 1430-1434	Robos, J
f. 1435-1443	Robos, K
f. 1444-1459	Robos, L
f. 1460-1515	Robos, M
f. 1516-1563	Robos, N
f. 1564-1580	Robos, O
f. 1581-1637	Robos, P
f. 1638	Robos, Q
f. 1639-1679	Robos, R
f. 1680-1750	Robos, S
f. 1751-1779	Robos, T
f. 1780-1789	Robos, U
f. 1790-1805	Robos, V
f. 1806-1832	Robos, W
f. 1833-1835	Robos, Y

Chronological Robos, 1969-1980

r. 140	Robos, 1969-1977
r. 141	Robos, 1978
r. 142	Robos, 1979
r. 143	Robos, 1980

In 1976 Eagleton's staff began to use the Correspondence Management System (CMS) , an automated computer system of the U.S. Senate, in addition to the robo system. This automated system provided a method for creating similar, but individual, letters by using approved paragraphs or letters of text merged with constituent names and addresses. It was widely used throughout the U.S. Senate to respond to high volume mail. The types of information available from the system include the name and address of the constituent, the aide responsible for answering the letter, a document number for each letter, a paragraph item number, the date of the correspondence, and brief comments about the letter. For more information on CMS, please see f.1837-1844 and f.1975-1982.

The CMS files are general correspondence files dating from 1976 through 1986. These files are on microfilm and the originals have been discarded. Rolls 144-191 are compiled name indexes to the CMS files for the years 1980 through 1985. Rolls 192-487 are composed of the CMS files, which are arranged in chronological order, and identified by a "document number."

For example, document no. 8331122028 was created using the following criteria:

1978	331st day	Operator Number	Sequence Number
8	331	12	2028

Indexes to the CMS file correspondence, 1980-1985

r. 144-156	Name Indexes, 1980
r. 157-167	Name Indexes, 1981
r. 168-176	Name Indexes, 1982
r. 177-180	Name Indexes, 1983
r. 181-184	Name Indexes, 1984
r. 185-191	Name Indexes, 1985-1986

CMS Files, 1976-1986

r. 192-224	CMS Files, 1976
r. 225-261	CMS Files, 1977
r. 262-293	CMS Files, 1978
r. 294-322	CMS Files, 1979
r. 323-354	CMS Files, 1980
r. 355-386	CMS Files, 1981
r. 387-417	CMS Files, 1982
r. 418-444	CMS Files, 1983
r. 445-461	CMS Files, 1984
r. 462-477	CMS Files, 1985
r. 478-487	CMS Files, 1986

Nine-track magnetic computer tapes were used to index correspondence records transferred from CMS for the years 1977-1986. The Automated Indexing System (AIS) produced the tapes, which allowed office staff to index a variety of office automated and paper records, including correspondence. The tapes contain names, addresses, and topics of discussion. The tapes are arranged chronologically. The information within the tapes is arranged alphabetically by subject.

Magnetic Tapes, 1977-1986

m.t. 1	1977
m.t. 2	1978
m.t. 3	1979
m.t. 4	1980
m.t. 5	1981
m.t. 6	1982
m.t. 7	1983
m.t. 8	1984
m.t. 9	1985
m.t. 10	1986

The card files contain the master topics and subtopics used in the CMS numbering system. Topics included are agriculture, education, foreign trade, transportation, and welfare. The cards are arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Card Files, 1976-1986

Card File 1	1976-1981
Card File 2	1981-1986

Office Manager's Files, 1968-1986 Subseries

Folders alphabetical by topic, microfilm chronological:
Located in this series are reports, contracts, bulletins, forms, inventories, receipts, work orders, and memos on such topics as mail statistics, the U.S. Senate's page program, office policy, office management, and Data General's office automation system the bulk of which spans 1981-1986. The files are arranged alphabetically by topic.

Also included is information on the Mail File System, a subsystem of the U.S. Senate's Correspondence Management System (CMS). The Mail File System was a centralized system that allowed office staff to create and maintain a list of constituent names and addresses. These names and addresses were arranged by zip code and then were used to create labels and lists for mailing purposes.

f. 1836	Attic Locker Inventories, 1979-1986. Office supplies and appreciation gifts.
f. 1837	CMS Management Information, 1971-1985. Memos, correspondence, and bulletins containing information on coding systems.
f. 1838	CMS Materials, n.d. Training manuals explaining the system and its applications.
f. 1839-1840	CMS Reports, 1981-1986. Weekly listing by subject of items which received numerous responses. Reports prior to 1981 are on microfilm (see r. 496-515).
f. 1841	CMS Supervisory Duties, n.d. Administrative assistants' list of weekly supervisory duties, which included the mail and management reports.
f. 1842	CMS Item Indices, 1986. Abstract reports on the CMS files arranged by topic/subtopic.
f. 1843-1844	CMS Topic Indices, 1981-1985. Lists of all CMS files arranged by topic/subtopic, indicating assigned item numbers and authors.
f. 1845-1846	Computer Center Bulletins, 1981-1986. Discusses the CMS electronic mailbox program and uses of the U.S. Senate's Legislative Information System (LEGIS).
f. 1847	Computer Center Mailfile Work Orders, 1981-1985. Requests to the U.S. Senate's automated indexing and mail file systems to microfilm certain CMS files for the mailfile.
f. 1848	Computer Center Work Orders, 1982-1986. Requests to the U.S. Senate's automated indexing and mail file systems for duplicates of CMS files on microfilm, to microfilm various CMS files for the mail file and for microfilm copies of indexes to the magnetic tapes.
f. 1849	Computer Mailfile Area Tables, 1983. Memos, work orders, and tables referring to county area code designations for the mini and master mail files.
f. 1850-1851	Computer Mailfile Codes, 1981-1986. Consists of Profession code statistics counts, which are alphabetical listings of "profession" codes assigned an individual office; and county area code statistics counts, CMSal listings of "area codes" which are defined by an individual office, for mini and master mail files.
f. 1852	Computer Mailfile Conversions, 1983-1986. Details mailfile conversion transactions, such as the transfer of information from voter registration tapes to the master mailfile list.
f. 1853	Computer Mini-File Lists, 1985. Lists containing the names and addresses of individuals, agencies, and companies which were to be sent mailings, particularly press releases, from Eagleton's office.
f. 1854	Data General Bulletins, 1984-1986. Discusses training and equipment maintenance for the Data General office automation system.
f. 1855	Data General Contracts, 1984-1986. Memos and contracts concerning installation of, and training for, the Data General office automation system.
f. 1856	Data General Meetings, 1984-1985. Memos, reports, and notices pertaining to meetings focusing on Data General's office automation system.
f. 1857	Dear Colleague Letters, 1982-1983. Form letters on a variety of topics which were to be sent to Eagleton's colleagues in the U.S. Senate.
f. 1858-1859	Eagleton Papers Disposition, 1985-1986. Correspondence, memos, record transmittal forms, and booklets concerning the transfer of Eagleton's papers to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection.
f. 1860	Employment Applications, 1981-1986.
f. 1861	Equipment Assignment Forms, 1982-1986. Forms assigning government equipment, primarily office equipment, to Eagleton's staff.
f. 1862	Equipment Inventories, 1982-1986. Equipment issued to Eagleton and his staff.
f. 1863	Equipment Receipts, 1982-1986. Receipts from the Government Affairs Committee, Equipment Stock, and Eagleton confirming assignment and return of government equipment.
f. 1864	Federal Records Center Inventories, 1971-1986. Transmittal and receipt forms for archival materials sent to and recalled from the Federal Records Center.
f. 1865	Federal Records Center Request Forms, n.d. Forms provided by the National Archives for the purposes of borrowing, permanently withdrawing, or having copies made of archival materials.
f. 1866	Federal Records Center Transmittals, n.d. Instructions for packing and labeling archival materials to be sent to the National Archives.
f. 1867	Franking Account Reports, 1986. Franked mail cost reports indicating the type of mail sent, number of pieces, unit of cost, and extended cost, on a weekly basis.
f. 1868	Government Printing Office Account, 1985-1986. Account statements for Eagleton's printing account.
f. 1869	Intern Staff Lists, 1983-1986. Names and addresses of interns attached to Eagleton's office.
f. 1870	Legislative Jurisdiction, 1983-1985. Pertains to the areas of interest and committee responsibilities of Eagleton's aides.
f. 1871-1882	Mail Count, 1973-1975. Individual weekly reports by a CMS operator by date and name with a total number of incoming and outgoing letters and high volume topics.
f. 1883-1899	Mail Reports, 1981-1986. Weekly reports focusing on the topics and subtopics of all incoming and outgoing correspondence.
f. 1900	Mail Statistics, 1977-1986. Reports, memos, and graphs indicating the total amount of mail for a given year.
f. 1901-1910	Mass Mailings, 1980-1985. Registration in accordance with U.S. Senate rules.
f. 1911	Mass Mailings Regulations, 1979-1985.
f. 1912	Master Microfilm List, 1968-1986. Master list of all records, including reading files, CMS files, and state/special projects on microfilm.
f. 1913	Master Staff List, n.d. Includes the names, titles, and dates of employment of Eagleton's office personnel.
f. 1914	Office Policy Memos, 1970-1986.
f. 1915	Parking Permits, 1985-1986.
f. 1916	Senate Page Program, 1983. Summary of the program and requirements for appointments.
f. 1917	Staff Areas Lists, 1971-1985. Lists consisting of the names, subjects of interest, and committee responsibilities of Eagleton's aides.
f. 1918	State Projects File, n.d. Explanations of the coding system used when microfilming state and special projects files.
f. 1919	State Projects Master Microfilm List, 1974-1986. List of state or special project files on microfilm.
f. 1919a-b	Guest books containing the names and addresses of visitors to Eagleton's office in Washington, D.C., 1984, 1986
r. 488-495	Mailing Lists, 1978. Names and addresses of individuals who were to receive mailings from Eagleton's office, arranged by zip code.
r. 496-515	Management Reports, 1975-1980. Weekly listing by subject of items receiving twenty or more responses during a given week.

General Files, 1968-1974 Subseries

Alphabetically by topic:
Reports, memos, and correspondence related to office procedures, office personnel, intern programs, supplies/equipment, and mail surveys concerning Eagleton's Washington D.C. office as well as the Kansas City and St. Louis offices.

f. 1920-1921	Daily Reports, 1970-1971. Counts indicating the total number of letters produced, the topics or titles, and any comments about the letters or the robo system.
f. 1922-1923	General, 1971-1973. Personnel, Senate floor privileges, office supplies, mail room operation, office policy, office equipment, and the office budget.
f. 1924	Inter-Office Memos, 1972. Speaking invitations.
f. 1925-1927	Intern Program, 1970-1972. Summer internships.
f. 1928-1931	Kansas City Office, 1971-1973. Telephone service, office equipment, mail statistics, and cases.
f. 1932-1937	Memos, 1970-1973. Relates to mailing lists, telephone logs, speeches, cases, data processing, meetings, speeches, contracts, and legislation.
f. 1938	Office Procedures, 1970-1977. Procedures for computer coding and indexing, mailing lists, and robo letters.
f. 1939	Personnel, 1968-1972.
f. 1940	St. Louis Office, 1967-1974. Office space, office equipment, telephone service, and office furnishings.
f. 1941	Supplies and Equipment, 1971.
f. 1942	Watergate Mail Survey, 1973-1974. Detailed analysis of mail Eagleton received pertaining to the Watergate Affair.

Archivists' Files, 1976-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical:
Correspondence, inventories, memos, notes, and lists written by, or for, the two archivists hired by Eagleton to prepare his papers for transfer to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection. The folders are arranged alphabetically by topic and include information on the deeds of gift, donations, meetings with former staff members, ownership of committee files, and the retrieval of records stored at federal records centers.

f. 1943	Administrative, 1985-1986.
f. 1944	Committee Files, 1985-1986. Ownership of U.S. Senate Committee records and the organization of Governmental Affairs Committee files.
f. 1945	Computer Center, 1986. Transfer of all Automated Indexing System tapes to the Western Historical Manuscript Collection.
f. 1946	Country Day Inventory, n.d. Materials Eagleton donated to the St. Louis Country Day School.
f. 1947	Deeds of Gift, 1985-1986. Consists of correspondence and rough drafts of an agreement between Eagleton and Western Historical Manuscript Collection for the transfer of his papers.
f. 1948-1949	Eagleton Archive Files, 1980-1986. Inventories of Eagleton's papers and work proposals by five separate archivists.
f. 1950	Eagleton Meetings, 1985-1986. Meetings with archivists over the content and disposition of his papers.
f. 1951	Federal Records Center Material, 1984-1987. Disposition of Eagleton's records stored at the National Archives.
f. 1952	Former Staff, 1986. Names, addresses, former titles, and years of employment of Eagleton's staff.
f. 1953	Guidelines, 1982-1986. General guidelines, definitions, and timetables prepared by the archivists for the staff.
f. 1954	Intern Projects, n.d. Archivists' notes concerning projects which were assigned the summer interns, such as contacting former staff and compiling staff lists.
f. 1955	Ireland Meeting, 1985. Details of a meeting with Sam Ireland, former office manager, concerning the various filing systems used on constituent correspondence.
f. 1956	Memos, 1986. Memos between Eagleton, the archivists, and administrative assistant Ed Quick concerning speeches, the deeds of gift, and committee files.
f. 1957	Microfilm Projects, 1984-1986. Inventories, correspondence, and pamphlets relating to records which were microfilmed.
f. 1958	Objectives, n.d. List of the archivists' goals in regards to the Eagleton papers.
f. 1959	Paul Meeting, 1985. Notes from a meeting with Karen Paul concerning, primarily, the CMS system.
f. 1960	Post Office, 1986. Preparation and shipment of Eagleton's papers via the U.S. Post Office.
f. 1961	Proposals, 1985. Archivists' work proposals for the disposition of Eagleton's papers.
f. 1962	Quick Meetings, 1985-1986. Notes, correspondence, and memos from meetings with Ed Quick discussing the duties of the administrative assistants, the location of various records, and his personal files.
f. 1963	Staff Meetings, 1986. Meetings with former staff members Barbara Daniels, Barbara Sanders, Jack Lewis, and Jon Austin.
f. 1964	Staff Questions, 1986. Questions asked by and of staff members on such matters as the filing systems, photographs, and the microfilm program.
f. 1965	State Offices, 1985-1986. Inventories of materials stored at the Kansas City and St. Louis offices.
f. 1966	Stokes Meetings, 1985-1986. Details from meetings with Greg Stokes in regard to Data General, the microfilm program, and personnel.
f. 1967	Timetables, 1985-1986. Timetables for the archivists and staff.
f. 1968	University of Missouri, 1976-1986. Correspondence between Western Historical Manuscript Collection and Eagleton and/or his staff in reference to the transfer of materials.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 1964-1987 Series

The Administrative Assistant series has been divided into six distinct subseries:

Administration, 1968-1986
Appointments, c.1976-1980
Legislative--Agriculture Appropriations, 1967-1985
Legislative--Committees, 1966-1975
Campaigns, 1964-1987
State Projects, 1967-1975

This series contains correspondence, memos, reports, bulletins, microfilm, campaign memorabilia, press releases, speeches, and maps.

Administration, 1968-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Reports, correspondence, memos, press releases, lists, and speeches on such topics as the Truman Centennial, postal positions, office policy and management, legislation, extradition, and office filing systems. Also includes information on the Senate's Correspondence Management System.

f. 1969	Administration Book #1, 1972-1976. Information on office space, parking spaces, equipment, filing systems, publications, projects, and appointments.
f. 1970	Administration Book #2, 1974-1976. Information on office arrangement, mailing systems, memos, and resources.
f. 1971-1973	Administrative, 1968-1980. Office budgets, the computer system, mass mailings, staff responsibilities, mailing lists, office space, and legislation.
f. 1974	Cases, 1970-1975. Constituent requests for information and assistance with problems.
f. 1975-1982	Correspondence Management System (CMS)
f. 1975	Background Information, 1976. Documentation on the case function of the CMS.
f. 1976	Data Retrieval Systems, 1974-1976. Information on the Senate's Microfilm Center, a centralized legislative information service called "Aquarius," a computer-based legislative information system called "Scorpio," CMS, and the Senate Reference Center.
f. 1977	Early Usage Materials, 1975. Consists of sample case letters, mail coding forms, and examples of CMS reports.
f. 1978	Index, 1976. Major topics and subtopics used in CMS.
f. 1979-1981	On-Line Reports, 1976. Examples of reports produced by CMS, such as daily history reports, library paragraphs listed by topic and subtopic, and weekly report of correspondent's output.
f. 1982	On-Line Systems, 1975. User's guide to the Senate's Automated Indexing System and examples of reports produced by it.
f. 1983	Committees, 1979-1980. Committee on Governmental Affairs, the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, and the Democratic Policy Committee.
f. 1984	Computers, 1970. Computer systems of Computer Field Express, Control Data Corporation, and Meta Metrics Corporation.
f. 1985	Constituent Requests, 1985-1986. Requests for assistance with such research projects as a history of the "Lone Ranger" radio program and documentation of the proposed move of Missouri's capital to Sedalia.
f. 1986-1993	Correspondence, 1968-1980.
f. 1994	Daniel, Margaret Truman, 1980. Correspondence over comments made by a political opponent about Harry S Truman.
f. 1995	Extradition Materials, 1981-1985. Research material attempting to compare a U.S./U.K. extradition treaty to Lincoln's actions during the Civil War and the Citizen Genet affair.
f. 1996	Filing Systems, 1971-1972. Outlines of systems used by Eagleton's staff.
f. 1997-1998	Future Planning, 1972-1976. Decisions on staff organization, office budgets, mail reorganization, microfilm conversions, and CMS.
f. 1999	General Services Administration, 1969. Services provided to senators and their staff by the National Archives.
f. 2000-2001	Interns, 1972-1986.
f. 2002	Law School Recommendations, 1973. For constituents applying to law schools in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Columbia.
f. 2003	Legislative, 1979-1980. Pertaining to legislation on school prayer, the budget, and automobile sales.
f. 2004-2007	Mail Count, 1975-1976. Staff weekly mail count reports indicating mail inflow and outflow, and backlog.
f. 2008-2010	Mailing List, 1969-1976. Additions to the master mailing list and conversions to magnetic tape.
f. 2011-2023, roll 516	Memos between Eagleton and his assistants and the assistants themselves. Includes discussion of interviews, subject files, voter attitudes, and academy applications.
f. 2011	1968-1969
f. 2012-2018	1970-1980
f. 2019-2022	1980-1986
f. 2023	n.d.
r. 516	1969-1972
f. 2024	Newsletter Poll, 1971. Poll of Eagleton newsletter recipients to evaluate the accuracy of the master mailing list.
f. 2025-2027	Office Materials, 1973-1980. Information on the project file system, the Senator Hatfield office innovation project, and staff responsibilities.
f. 2028-2029	Office Guest Books, 1971-1974.
f. 2030-2031	Office Manual, 1973-1976. Contains information on recommendations, office security, Congressional Record procedures, floor privileges, office policies, and long-distance telephone calls.
f. 2032	Pilot Computer Project, 1971-1975. Test of the CMS computer system to judge its cost-effectiveness for general office use.
f. 2033	Post Office Matters, 1968-1969. Concerning post offices in Peach Orchard, Sedgewickville, Brumley, Oak Ridge, Huntington, and Independence, Missouri.
f. 2034	Postmaster Jobs, 1968-1969. Recommendations for postmaster positions in Nevada, Ballwin, Elijah, Warsaw, Huntsville, Mendan, and Joplin, Missouri.
f. 2035	Projects, 1980. Kansas City downtown revitalization, St. Louis elderly housing, Creve Coeur Lake, and the federal courthouse in Cape Girardeau.
f. 2036	Proposed Senate Changes, 1973-1974. Concerns the implementation of the standardized information system required by the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970.
f. 2037	Public Relations, 1969-1975.
f. 2038	St. Louis Jewish Foundation, 1979-1980. Lists of members, directors, and officers.
f. 2039	Senate Employees, 1968. Resumes and recommendations for individuals seeking employment with Eagleton.
f. 2040	Speech Material, 1985. Eagleton's Truman Award acceptance speech and related press releases.
f. 2041	Subpoena Information, 1974-1976. Concerns Common Cause's legal action to have the congressional franking law declared unconstitutional.
f. 2042	Surrogate Schedules, 1973-1974. Surrogate speakers for Eagleton's re-election campaign.
f. 2043	Telephone Calls, 1980. Memos and lists in regard to individuals Eagleton contacted for help with his reelection campaign.
f. 2044	Truman Centennial, 1983. Activities coordinated by Eagleton's staff.
f. 2045-2046	Truman Memorial Books, 1973-1974. Requests for copies of memorial books produced by Eagleton's staff.

Appointments, c.1976-1980 Subseries

Alphabetical by type of appointment and alphabetical within by the applicant's last name:
During President James E. Carter's administration, Eagleton received numerous applications for patronage positions. Such jobs included judgeships, agency appointments, and regional administrators. These applications were for both federal positions in the state of Missouri and positions at the national level.

f. 2047	ACTION
f. 2048	Agency for International Development
f. 2049	Agricultural Marketing Service
f. 2050-2063	Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
f. 2064	Agriculture Department
f. 2065	American-Canadian Border Commission
f. 2066	Bureau of European Affairs
f. 2067	Bureau of Labor Statistics
f. 2068	Bureau of Prisons
f. 2069	Bureau of Public Affairs
f. 2070-2071	Commerce Department
f. 2072	Commission on Civil Rights
f. 2073	Common Cause
f. 2074-2075	Community Services Administration
f. 2076	Consumer Product Safety Commission
f. 2077	Copyright Royalty Tribunal
f. 2078	Council of Environmental Quality
f. 2079	Department of the Air Force
f. 2080	Department of the Army
f. 2081	Economic Development Administration
f. 2082	Employment Standards Administration
f. 2083	Employment and Training Administration
f. 2084	Energy Department
f. 2085-2086	Environmental Protection Agency
f. 2087	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
f. 2088	Farm Credit Administration
f. 2089-2091	Farmers Home Administration
f. 2092	Federal Aviation Administration
f. 2093	Federal Bureau of Investigation
f. 2094	Federal Communications Commission
f. 2095	Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
f. 2096	Federal Emergency Management Agency
f. 2097	Federal Energy Administration
f. 2098	Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
f. 2099	Federal Maritime Commission
f. 2100	Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
f. 2101	Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission
f. 2102	Federal Reserve System
f. 2103	Federal Trade Commission
f. 2104-2105	General Applications
f. 2106	General Services Administration
f. 2107	Government National Mortgage Association
f. 2108	Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation
f. 2109-2112	Health, Education, and Welfare Department
f. 2113	Health Resources Administration
f. 2114-2115	Housing and Urban Development Department
f. 2116	Immigration and Naturalization Service
f. 2117	Interior Department
f. 2118	International Civil Aviation
f. 2119	Interstate Commerce Commission
f. 2120	Labor Department
f. 2121	Merit Selection System
f. 2122	Missouri River Basin Commission
f. 2123	National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities
f. 2124	National Institutes of Health
f. 2125	National Mediation Board
f. 2126	Occupational Safety and Health Administration
f. 2127	Office of Comptroller of the Currency
f. 2128-2129	Office of Education
f. 2130	Office of Fish and Wildlife and Parks
f. 2131	Office of Human Development
f. 2132	Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
f. 2133	Office of Management and Budget
f. 2134	Office of Minority Business Enterprise
f. 2135	Office of Science and Technology Policy
f. 2136	Office of Surface Mining
f. 2137	Ozarks Regional Action Planning Commission
f. 2138	Packers and Stockyards Administration
f. 2139	Parole Commission
f. 2140	Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation
f. 2141	Postal Rate Commission
f. 2142	President's Commission on Mental Health
f. 2143	Public Health Service
f. 2144	Rural Electrification Administration
f. 2145	Securities and Exchange Commission
f. 2146-2147	Small Business Administration
f. 2148	Southwestern Power Administration
f. 2149	State Department
f. 2150	Tennessee Valley Authority
f. 2151	Transportation Department
f. 2152	United Nations
f. 2153	U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
f. 2154	U.S. Attorney--Eastern District
f. 2155	U.S. Attorney--Western District
f. 2156	U.S. Attorney General
f. 2157	U.S. Circuit Judge Nominating Commission
f. 2158	U.S. Coast Guard
f. 2159-2164	U.S. Court of Appeals--Eighth Circuit
f. 2165-2168	U.S. District Judgeship--Eastern District
f. 2169-2172	U.S. District Judgeship--Western District
f. 2173-2174	U.S. Marshal--Eastern District
f. 2175-2179	U.S. Marshal--Western District
f. 2180	U.S. Postal Service
f. 2181	U.S. Savings Bond Division
f. 2182-2183	U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
f. 2184	Veterans Administration
f. 2185	White House Conference on Small Business

Legislative--Agriculture Appropriations, 1967-1985 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Correspondence, reports, statistics, news releases, and maps on such topics as food stamps, nutrition, soil conservation, energy resources, warehouse bankruptcies, U.S.S.R. grain trade, tobacco industry, parity, rural electric systems, farm loan programs, agricultural research, food inspection services, and agricultural legislation.

f. 2186	Agricultural Export Credit Revolving Fund, 1979-1981. Utilization of the export credit sales program as a revolving fund to finance the sales of agricultural commodities overseas.
f. 2187	Agricultural Marketing Service, 1982-1984. Marketing orders for fruits, vegetables, and specialty crops and new guidelines to influence future governmental and industrial actions under the orders.
f. 2188-2192	Agricultural Research Service, 1981-1985. Reports on agricultural production research allocation patterns, the development needs of the human nutrition research program, and the feasibility of an Old West Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
f. 2193-2194	Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, 1979-1984. Information on the Commodity Credit Corporation's export lending activities, the Forest Service's Forestry Incentives program, and various land conservation programs.
f. 2195-2198	General. Reports and legislation on an agriculture, rural development, and related agencies appropriations bill.
f. 2199-2200	Issues. Funding for various issues, such as large-scale hog production, the cotton dust problem, weatherizing rural homes and buildings, and restructuring the Farmers Home Administration district offices.
f. 2201-2205	Supplement. Reports and notes on supplemental appropriations and rescission bill.
f. 2206-2222	Fiscal Year 1982
f. 2206-2211	General. Department of Agriculture's 1982 budget.
f. 2212	Continuing Resolution. Summarizes additions to the 1982 agriculture appropriations bill.
f. 2213-2217	Issues. Funding for various projects, such as animal disease research, alcohol fuel projects, grain industry dust explosions, African swine fever, and federal brucellosis expenditures.
f. 2218-2219	Supplement. Reports on supplemental appropriations.
f. 2220-2222	Urgent Supplement. Reports on further supplemental appropriations.
f. 2223-2225	Fiscal Year 1983. Continuing Resolution. Summarizes the 1983 agriculture appropriations bill and proposed additions.
f. 2226-2240	Fiscal Year 1984
f. 2226-2230	General. Focuses on an appropriation in the 1984 agriculture appropriations bill for the Agricultural Research Service.
f. 2231	Continuing Resolution #1. Summarizes additions to the 1984 agriculture appropriations bill.
f. 2232-2233	Continuing Resolution #2. Summarizes additions to the 1984 agriculture appropriations bill, with emphasis on alterations in the federal crop insurance program.
f. 2234-2235	Supplement #1. Reports on supplemental appropriations.
f. 2236-2240	Supplement #2. Reports on further supplemental appropriations.
f. 2241-2248	Fiscal Year 1985
f. 2241-2243	General. Reports and legislation about the 1985 agriculture appropriations.
f. 2244	Administration Position.
f. 2245-2246	Congressional Requests. Requests for Eagleton's support of various bills.
f. 2247-2248	Continuing Resolution. Summarizes additions to the 1985 agriculture appropriations bill.
f. 2249-2251	Agriculture Conference Committee, 1982.
f. 2252	Agriculture Extension Service, 1982. Proposed funding changes in the Department of Agriculture's extension program.
f. 2253-2256	Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, 1981-1984. For example: African swine flu, brucellosis, boll weevil eradication, scrapie outbreaks, sterile fruit fly breeding, and hoof-and-mouth disease.
f. 2257-2258	Commodity Credit Corporation, 1981-1983. CCC's borrowing authority and its involvement in repurchasing the Polish national debt.
f. 2259-2261	Dairy Target Prices, 1983-1984. Analysis of the Dairy and Tobacco Act.
f. 2262-2266	Dietary Guidelines, 1977-1980. American and Canadian studies on the relationship between dietary requirements and certain diseases and a discussion of nutritional guidelines proposed by the Department of Agriculture.
f. 2267-2270	Drought, 1977-1984. Assessments of the effects of drought and other major climatic events on agriculture and the government's response to drought-stricken areas.
f. 2271-2272	Farm Bill, 1981-1984. Summarizes the 1981 and 1984 farm bills.
f. 2273-2296	Farmers Home Administration
f. 2273-2276	General, 1981-1984. Information on the Housing and Urban-Rural Recovery Act, farmer program loans, and the Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act.
f. 2277	Bolivar Hospital Funding, 1980. Loan application for construction of the Citizens Memorial Hospital in Bolivar, Missouri.
f. 2278-2280	Business and Industry, 1978-1980. Individual business loan cases and the problem of "clout loans."
f. 2281-2284	Financial Statements, 1981-1984. Summarizes and discusses the computerized financial management assistance project.
f. 2285	Koplar Enterprises, 1980. Concerns a guaranteed loan on an addition to the Lodge of the Four Seasons.
f. 2286-2288	Loan Programs, 1980-1984. Changes in emergency and economic energy loan programs.
f. 2289-2293	Principal and Interest Deferral, 1973-1984. Revisions in farmer program loans, emergency loan programs, and the disaster loan programs.
f. 2294-2296	"Sixty Minutes," 1979-1980. Statistics, reports, legislation, and correspondence pertaining to amendments to the Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act and loan programs.
f. 2297-2300	Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, 1980-1984. Contracts, reports, and correspondence dealing with a congressional directive requiring the FCIC to provide monthly reports on participation and cancellation rates.
f. 2301-2304	Federal Grain Inspection Service, 1978-1983. Relocation of FGIS's standardization division to Kansas City, Missouri.
f. 2305-2308	Food and Nutrition Service, 1981-1983. Discussion of infant deaths, FNS's budget, and nutrition education.
f. 2309	Food and Safety Inspection Service, 1981. Reductions in funding for the meat and poultry inspection program and a report on the Australian meat substitution incident.
f. 2310-2315	Food Stamps, 1978-1982. Analysis of federal domestic food assistance programs in general, and the food stamp program in particular.
f. 2316	Foreign Agricultural Service, 1981-1982. Deals with the expansion of U.S. agricultural exports.
f. 2317-2322	Grain Embargo, 1979-1981. Impact of President Carter's grain embargo against the U.S.S.R. in retaliation for the invasion of Afghanistan.
f. 2323	Hayakawa Amendment, 1982. Amending federal food, drug, and cosmetic act.
f. 2324	Midwest Agribusiness Institute, 1979-1980. Criticism of the Russian grain embargo and statistics on U.S./U.S.S.R. trade.
f. 2325-2330	Nutrition, 1983-1984. Elderly nutrition program, food stamp program, and child nutrition program.
f. 2331	Parity, 1978-1984. History of price support programs and an assessment of parity in agricultural policy.
f. 2332-2335	Payment-in-Kind Programs, 1972-1983. Discussion of initial findings of the quality and storability of farm-stored grain reserves.
f. 2336-2338	Rural Electric Cooperative, 1975-1983. Rural electric systems and their impact on agriculture.
f. 2339	Rural Electrification Administration, 1982-1983. Focuses on the REA's guaranteed loan program.
f. 2340	"Sodbuster Bill," 1982. Amendment prohibiting the payment of financial incentives for crops grown on newly plowed, highly erodible lands.
f. 2341-2347	Soil Conservation, 1967-1985.
f. 2348-2350	Soil Conservation Service, 1979-1984. Soil erosion, soil and water conservation, and water resource projects.
f. 2351-2352	Thank You Letters, 1981-1984.
f. 2353	Tobacco Program, 1982. Letters from constituents for and against Eagleton's efforts to "clean up" the tobacco industry.
f. 2354-2356	U.S./U.S.S.R. Grain Trade, 1980-1983. Analysis of the U.S.S.R.'s agricultural program, an historical background of the U.S./U.S.S.R. grain agreement, and U.S.S.R. import statistics.
f. 2357-2360	University of Missouri Energy Project, 1978-1982. Pertains to the feasibility of utilizing energy produced from an anaerobic digester and a proposal for an on-farm energy production research center.
f. 2361-2365	Warehouse Bankruptcy, 1981-1984.Grain elevator bankruptcies.
f. 2366-2370	Women, Infants, and Children Program, 1980-1982.

Legislative--Committees, 1966-1975 Subseries

Alphabetical:
Reports, correspondence, speeches, and memos produced by, primarily, the U.S. Senate Committee on Public Works and the Subcommittee on Air and Water Pollution. Includes material on the Air Quality Act, Resources Recovery Act, oil pollution, air pollution control, and water pollution.

f. 2371-2380	Public Works Committee
f. 2371	Air Quality Act, 1969. Report on the progress in prevention and control of air pollution.
f. 2372-2373	General, 1968-1975.
f 2374-2378	Legislation, 1966-1971. Summaries of committee activities, a report on the Federal-Aid Highway Act, and proposals to amend important environmental legislation.
f. 2379	Oil Pollution, 1969.
f. 2380	Resource Recovery Act, 1969-1970. Solid waste disposal and the effectiveness of this legislation in solving problems.
f. 2381-2399	Air and Water Pollution Subcommittee
f. 2381	Air Pollution Control, 1969. Report reviewing the air pollution control agencies of seven cities and two states.
f. 2382-2384	Correspondence, 1968-1970.
f. 2385	General, 1968-1970. Water resources development, general environmental issues, and air and water pollution.
f. 2386	Illinois, 1968-1969. Rules and regulations of the State of Illinois Air Pollution Control Board.
f. 2387	Library of Congress, 1969. Reports produced by the Library's Legislative Reference Service on environmental quality and water pollution.
f. 2388	Missouri Air Conservation Committee, 1968-1969. Concerning air quality standards for St. Louis.
f. 2389	National Lead Company, 1969. National Lead's air pollution control violations.
f. 2390	St. Louis, 1967-1969. Air quality standards and air pollution control regulations for the St. Louis Metropolitan Area.
f. 2391-2397	St. Louis Hearings, 1968-1970. Subcommittee hearings concerning the cause and prevention of local air pollution alerts.
f. 2398	Staff Memos, 1969-1970.
f. 2399	Water Pollution, 1969-1970. Information on oil pollution, maritime liability laws, proposals for new water pollution treatment requirements, pesticide run-off problems, and the Federal Water Pollution Control Act.

Campaigns, 1964-1987 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
The Campaigns files deal with Eagleton's campaigns in 1964, 1968, 1974, and 1980, as well as his vice-presidential nomination in 1972. These files contain administrative files and staff memos dealing with planning and running the campaigns; fund raising information; background or general information files on issues as they related to Eagleton's position; speeches; press releases; target and political mailings; Democratic party organizations at the local, state, and national level; information on opponents; and political and voter analyses. This subseries appears in six sections: 1964 Campaign, 1968 Campaign, 1972 Campaign, 1974 Campaign, 1980 Campaign, and General. The General section contains material on the 1968-1984 presidential races and Eagleton's activities during non-election years.

f. 2400-2534	1964 Campaign--Administrative
f. 2400	Affidavits. Declaration papers for the office of lieutenant governor and candidate affidavits in compliance with the Missouri Corrupt Practices Act.
f. 2401	Candidate Profiles. Information supplied the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Jackson County Democrat, and the Associated Press.
f. 2402	Democratic State Platform.
f. 2403	Newspaper Advertising. Proposal for Eagleton's lieutenant governor campaign.
f. 2404	Newspaper Clippings. Synopsis of Eagleton's campaign for lieutenant governor--from filing for nomination to victory in the primary.
f. 2405	State Committee Members List .
f. 2406	Television Advertising. Script from a television advertisement sponsored by the Democratic State Committee.
f. 2407-2416	Correspondence. Congratulatory and thank you letters written to and by Eagleton after the primary and general elections.
f. 2417-2533	County Files. Correspondence pertaining to county Democratic party activities, lists of county committee officers/members are included.
f. 2417	County Chairmen
f. 2418	Adair County
f. 2419	Andrew County
f. 2420	Atchison County
f. 2421	Audrain County
f. 2422	Barry County
f. 2423	Barton County
f. 2424	Bates County
f. 2425	Benton County
f. 2426	Bollinger County
f. 2427	Boone County
f. 2428	Buchanan County
f. 2429	Butler County
f. 2430	Caldwell County
f. 2431	Callaway County
f. 2432	Camden County
f. 2433	Cape Girardeau County
f. 2434	Carroll County
f. 2435	Carter County
f. 2436	Cass County
f. 2438	Chariton County
f. 2439	Christian County
f. 2440	Clark County
f. 2441	Clay County
f. 2442	Clinton County
f. 2443	Cole County
f. 2444	Cooper County
f. 2445	Crawford County
f. 2446	Dade County
f. 2447	Dallas County
f. 2448	Daviess County
f. 2449	DeKalb County
f. 2450	Dent County
f. 2451	Douglas County
f. 2452	Dunklin County
f. 2453	Franklin County
f. 2454	Gasconade County
f. 2455	Gentry County
f. 2456	Greene County
f. 2457	Grundy County
f. 2458	Harrison County
f. 2459	Henry County
f. 2460	Hickory County
f. 2461	Holt County
f. 2462	Howard County
f. 2463	Howell County
f. 2464	Iron County
f. 2465	Jackson County
f. 2466	Jasper County
f. 2467	Jefferson County
f. 2468	Johnson County
f. 2469	Knox County
f. 2470	Laclede County
f. 2471	Lafayette County
f. 2472	Lawrence County
f. 2473	Lewis County
f. 2474	Lincoln County
f. 2475	Linn County
f. 2476	Livington County
f. 2477	McDonald County
f. 2478	Macon County
f. 2479	Madison County
f. 2480	Maries County
f. 2481	Marion County
f. 2482	Mercer County
f. 2483	Miller County
f. 2484	Mississippi County
f. 2485	Moniteau County
f. 2486	Monroe County
f. 2487	Montgomery County
f. 2488	Morgan County
f. 2489	New Madrid County
f. 2490	Newton County
f. 2491	Nodaway County
f. 2492	Oregon County
f. 2493	Osage County
f. 2494	Ozark County
f. 2495	Pemiscot County
f. 2496	Perry County
f. 2497	Pettis County
f. 2498	Phelps County
f. 2499	Pike County
f. 2500	Platte County
f. 2501	Polk County
f. 2502	Pulaski County
f. 2503	Putnam County
f. 2504	Ralls County
f. 2505	Randolph County
f. 2506	Ray County
f. 2507	Reynolds County
f. 2508	Ripley County
f. 2509	St. Charles County
f. 2510	St. Clair County
f. 2511	St. Francois County
f. 2512	St. Louis City
f. 2513-2514	St. Louis County
f. 2515	Ste. Genevieve County
f. 2516	Saline County
f. 2517	Schuyler County
f. 2518	Scotland County
f. 2519	Scott County
f. 2520	Shannon County
f. 2521	Shelby County
f. 2522	Stoddard County
f. 2523	Stone County
f. 2524	Sullivan County
f. 2525	Taney County
f. 2526	Texas County
f. 2527	Vernon County
f. 2528	Warren County
f. 2529	Washington County
f. 2530	Wayne County
f. 2531	Webster County
f. 2532	Worth County
f. 2533	Wright County
f. 2534	Press Releases.
f. 2535-2767	1968 Campaign--Administrative
f. 2535	Advertising. Drafts comparing Eagleton and his opponent, Thomas Curtis, on the major issues.
f. 2536	Brunch. Correspondence and mailing lists pertaining to a brunch, supporter meeting, and reception in connection with the opening of Eagleton's campaign headquarters in Jefferson City.
f. 2537	Campaign Materials. Pamphlets, stickers, flyers, invitations, advertising drafts, correspondence, and ballots.
f. 2538	College Students. Campaign program oriented toward college students.
f. 2539	Debate. Script from a debate between Thomas Curtis and Eagleton sponsored by the Shaare Emeth Temple.
f. 2540	Donations. Donations by Eagleton to various county Democratic party organizations.
f. 2541	Finances. Affidavits in compliance with the Missouri Corrupt Practices Act, lists of campaign contributors, a memo on the legal requirements for campaign financing, and general/primary election production costs.
f. 2542	Form Letters. Used primarily with campaign contributors, volunteers, fellow candidates, and leading Democratic party members.
f. 2543	Headquarters.
f. 2544	Mailing Lists. Names of state planning committee members, Missouri chiefs of police, and marshals.
f. 2545	Newspaper Clippings.
f. 2546	Staff Biographies.
f. 2547-2554	Correspondence (arranged in chronological order). Concerning key issues (such as the Vietnam War) and interest in various political and social programs. Also congratulatory and thank you letters.
f. 2555-2694	County Files (arranged in alphabetical order by county). Correspondence between Eagleton and his campaign supporters. Includes memos from Eagleton and Richard Southern, his campaign manager, to county campaign chairmen.
f. 2555	County Chairmen
f. 2556	Adair County
f. 2557	Andrew County
f. 2558	Atchison County
f. 2559	Audrain County
f. 2560	Barry County
f. 2561	Barton County
f. 2562	Bates County
f. 2563	Benton County
f. 2564	Bollinger County
f. 2565-2567	Boone County
f. 2568-2569	Buchanan County
f. 2570	Butler County
f. 2571	Caldwell County
f. 2572	Callaway County
f. 2573	Camden County
f. 2574	Cape Girardeau County
f. 2575	Carroll County
f. 2576	Carter County
f. 2577	Cass County
f. 2578	Cedar County
f. 2579	Chariton County
f. 2580	Christian County
f. 2581	Clark County
f. 2582	Clay County
f. 2583	Clinton County
f. 2584-2585	Cole County
f. 2586	Cooper County
f. 2587	Crawford County
f. 2588	Daviess County
f. 2589	DeKalb County
f. 2590	Dent County
f. 2591	Douglas County
f. 2592	Dunklin County
f. 2593	Franklin County
f. 2594	Gasconade County
f. 2595	Gentry County
f. 2596-2597	Greene County
f. 2598	Grundy County
f. 2599	Harrison County
f. 2600	Henry County
f. 2601	Hickory County
f. 2602	Holt County
f. 2603	Howard County
f. 2604	Howell County
f. 2605	Iron County
f. 2606-2614	Jackson County
f. 2615	Jasper County
f. 2616-2617	Jefferson County
f. 2618	Johnson County
f. 2619	Knox County
f. 2620	Laclede County
f. 2621-2622	Lafayette County
f. 2623	Lawrence County
f. 2624	Lewis County
f. 2625	Lincoln County
f. 2626	Linn County
f. 2627	Livingston County
f. 2628	McDonald County
f. 2629	Macon County
f. 2630	Madison County
f. 2631	Maries County
f. 2632	Marion County
f. 2633	Mercer County
f. 2634	Miller County
f. 2635	Mississippi County
f. 2636	Moniteau County
f. 2637	Monroe County
f. 2638	Montgomery County
f. 2639	Morgan County
f. 2640	New Madrid County
f. 2641	Newton County
f. 2642	Nodaway County
f. 2643	Oregon County
f. 2644	Osage County
f. 2645	Pemiscot County
f. 2646	Perry County
f. 2647	Pettis County
f. 2648	Phelps County
f. 2649	Pike County
f. 2650	Platte County
f. 2651	Polk County
f. 2652	Pulaski County
f. 2653	Putnam County
f. 2654	Ralls County
f. 2655	Randolph County
f. 2656	Ray County
f. 2657	Reynolds County
f. 2658	Ripley County
f. 2659	St. Charles County
f. 2660	St. Clair County
f. 2661	St. Francois County
f. 2662-2668	St. Louis City
f. 2669-2677	St. Louis County
f. 2678	Ste. Genevieve County
f. 2679	Saline County
f. 2680	Schuyler County
f. 2681	Scotland County
f. 2682	Scott County
f. 2683	Shelby County
f. 2684	Stoddard County
f. 2685	Stone County
f. 2686	Sullivan County
f. 2687	Taney County
f. 2688	Texas County
f. 2689	Vernon County
f. 2690	Warren County
f. 2691	Washington County
f. 2692	Wayne County
f. 2693	Worth County
f. 2694	Wright County
f. 2695-2697	Democratic Organizations--Fund Raising
f. 2695	Missouri Young Democrats. Names and addresses of the officers and chairmen.
f. 2696	Endorsements. Primarily newspaper endorsements.
f. 2697	Fund Raising. Speech, programs, and newspaper clippings.
f. 2698-2739	Issues
f. 2698	Balance of Payments.
f. 2699	Birth Control.
f. 2700	China. Admittance of Communist China into the United Nations.
f. 2701	Chemical Industry.
f. 2702	Farming.
f. 2703	Foreign Aid. Surplus food distribution to Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
f. 2704	Grand River Basin.
f. 2705	Greece.
f. 2706	Gun Control.
f. 2707	Health. Proposed building of a medical school in Kansas City.
f. 2708-2709	Heller Plan. Details of an economic development program for Missouri.
f. 2710	Highways.
f. 2711	Housing. Shortage of adequate urban housing throughout the U.S.
f. 2712	Inflation.
f. 2713	Juvenile Delinquency.
f. 2714	Law and Order. Description of U.S. Senate and House versions of a law enforcement assistance bill.
f. 2715	Manpower. Reports produced by the Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and Training.
f. 2716	Maritime Crisis. Focuses on the ailing U.S. Merchant Marine.
f. 2717	Mass Transit. Rapid transit possibilities in the St. Louis area.
f. 2718	Military Draft. Proposed alternatives to the Selective Service program.
f. 2719	Model Cities. Pertains to the Demonstration Cities and Metropolitan Development Act.
f. 2720	Revenue Sharing. Discussion of urban blight, federal aid to cities, and alternatives within the revenue sharing program.
f. 2721	Rural Electrification Administration. Summarizes Eagleton's and Curtis's stands on its benefits.
f. 2722.	Strikes. Relations between management and organized labor and the use of collective bargaining.
f. 2723	Tax Credits.
f. 2724	Tax Surcharge. Contains material on a proposed tax increase in the form of a tax surcharge.
f. 2725	Trade. U.S. trade relations with the Soviet Union.
f. 2726	Truth-in-Lending.
f. 2727	U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Refers to the federal discount rate applicable to water resource development projects.
f. 2728-2731	Urban Problems.
f. 2732-2736	Vietnam War. Background material, proposed peace plans, and the moral dilemma.
f. 2737-2738	War On Poverty.
f. 2739	Welfare.
f. 2740-2747	Opponents
f. 2740-2742	Curtis, Thomas. Voting record, campaign literature, newspaper clippings, and legislation.
f. 2743-2745	Davis, W. True. Contains press releases, speeches, campaign stickers and literature, and memoranda.
f. 2746	Long, Edward. Includes campaign literature and stickers.
f. 2747	Vanlandingham, A. Basey. Notes, memoranda, and legislation.
f. 2748-2750	Polls.
f. 2751-2759	Press Releases.
f. 2760	Schedules. Eagleton's campaign appearances.
f. 2761-2766	Speeches. Topics include crime, consumer credit, the economy, rural and urban problems, health care, the Selective Service, and the Vietnam War.
f. 2767	Staff Memos.
f. 2768-2833	1972 Campaign--Administrative
f. 2768	Book Publishers. Refers to offers made to ghostwrite, publish, or promote any article or book Eagleton might decide to do on mental health, war powers, or his political experiences.
f. 2769-2770	Finances. Primarily the return of campaign contributions.
f. 2771-2773	Invitations. Public speaking invitations that Eagleton and/or his staff accepted.
f. 2774-2777	Newspaper Clippings.
f. 2778	Telephone Calls.
f. 2778a	Tom Eagleton Day. Proclamation by the Missouri state legislature.
f. 2779-2815	Correspondence. Congratulating Eagleton on his nomination for vice- president; Eagleton's position on key issues; Eagleton's campaign appearances; and suggestions for new campaign strategies. Includes unfavorable opinions of Eagleton, his nomination, the Democratic party, and presidential candidate George McGovern.
f. 2816-2818	Democratic Party. Materials pertaining to the national convention.
f. 2819-2820	Missouri Democratic Party. Correspondence, lists of committee members and candidates for county positions, and state convention materials.
f. 2821-2822	Fund Raising.
f. 2823-2824	Issues. Positions on key issues such as drug abuse, labor, and foreign policy.
f. 2825-2827	Polls.
f. 2828	Press Releases.
f. 2829-2830	Schedules.
f. 2831	Speeches. Includes speeches given in behalf of Democratic candidates.
f. 2832-2833	Staff Memos. Memos between Eagleton and his staff regarding campaign planning and strategy.
f. 2834-2911	1974 Campaign--Administrative
f. 2834	Articles.
f. 2835	Barbara Eagleton. Primarily invitations to luncheons, talk shows, and other campaign activities.
f. 2836	Braille Campaign Flyers.
f. 2837	Campaign Literature.
f. 2838	Campaign Organization.
f. 2839	Campus Organization.
f. 2840-2842	Cases. Refers to successfully resolved constituent cases, arranged by county.
f. 2843-2845	County Chairmen.
f. 2846-2851	Finances.
f. 2852	Interview. Script from an interview Eagleton gave on ABC's "Issues and Answers" program.
f. 2853	Invitations. Speaking invitations that Eagleton and/or his staff accepted.
f. 2854	Radio Advertising. Includes scripts from a radio program, "Congressional Beat," summarizing Eagleton's activities in the U.S. Senate.
f. 2855	Staff Analysis. Analysis of the efficiency and effectiveness of Eagleton's staff.
f. 2856	Targeting. Contains techniques for determining where intensive campaigning is needed.
f. 2857-2859	Correspondence (arranged in chronological order). Democratic party business, appearances, planning, candidates for the U.S. Senate, and some general correspondence.
f. 2860-2861	Missouri Democratic Party. Includes party newsletters, constitution, bylaws, and state platform.
f. 2862	Endorsements.
f. 2863-2868	Fund Raising.
f. 2869-2874	Issues. Position papers on such topics as abortion, social security, defense, and labor.
f. 2875-2878	Opponents. Consists of press releases, campaign literature, newspaper articles, and correspondence from Thomas Curtis's campaign.
f. 2879-2880	Polls. Voter opinion surveys compiled by William R. Hamilton and Staff. Indicate issue concerns, voter preference, the political climate, and candidate image profiles.
f. 2881-2898	Polls
f. 2881	Election Analysis.
f. 2882	In-house Polling. Covers procedures for making voter registration lists and the coding format for polls.
f. 2883	In-house Survey. Survey conducted in Kansas City by Martila, Payne, Kiley, Thorne, Incorporated, from randomly selected counties.
f. 2884-2891	Polls. Contains precinct captain and worker manuals, tabular reports, poll samples, demographic studies, ward maps, and an in-house poll.
f. 2892	Voter Profiles.
f. 2893	Voter Ratings. Eagleton's voting records on budget, government spending, environmental issues, and national security.
f. 2894	Voter Registration. Lists, reports, maps, and statistics on voter registration.
f. 2895-2898	Voting Statistics. Studies of voting patterns for Missouri, voter attitudes in the Kansas City area, Jewish voter patterns, and election results from the 1968 and 1970 elections.
f. 2899	Press Releases.
f. 2900-2902	Schedules.
f. 2903	Speeches. Includes speeches on such topics as Israeli-Arab relations and Democratic party politics.
f. 2904-2908	Staff Memos.
f. 2909-2911	Target Mailings. Memos, procedures for mass mailing, costs, and examples of campaign mailings.
f. 2912-2976	1980 Campaign--Administrative
f. 2912	Campaign Consultants. Includes a list of firms and an agreement with William R. Hamilton and Staff for a campaign strategy plan.
f. 2913	Campaign Workers.
f. 2914	Carter Missouri Visits. Visits made by President James E. Carter to St. Louis and Columbia, Missouri.
f. 2915	Computer Newsletter. Contains county computer codes and profession code statistics.
f. 2916	County Coordinators.
f. 2917	Lists. Refers to a profession code index listing.
f. 2918-2920	Mass Mailing Registrations.
f. 2921	Media Advertising. Consists of an agreement with D.H. Sawyer and Associates, Limited, for television and radio campaign advertisements; material from Hamilton and Staff on targeting; and a proposed media advertising budget.
f. 2922-2923	Newspaper Clippings.
f. 2924-2925	Office Procedures.
f. 2926-2929	Weekly Mail Reports. Indicates the number of outgoing letters and items receiving twenty or more responses.
f. 2930-2934	Correspondence (arranged in chronological order). Lawsuit over Eagleton's vote on Panama Canal legislation, the Pope's visit to the White House, and U.S. Senate committee appointment, and some general correspondence.
f. 2935-2936	Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. Newsletters, contribution lists, and information on committee services.
f. 2937	Endorsements.
f. 2938-2947	Fund Raising.
f. 2948	Issues. Position on gay rights, welfare, abortion, and gun control.
f. 2949-2955	Opponents. Consists of newspaper clippings, campaign literature, articles, press releases, correspondence, and advertisements on Eugene McNary and the National Conservative Action Committee.
f. 2956-2964	Polls. Includes election results, tabular reports, surveys, polls, and sample surveys.
f. 2965-2966	Polls. Consists of attitude and issue surveys and a survey of voters in Missouri.
f. 2967	Press Releases. Includes Eugene McNary's campaign schedules, Eagleton's position on campaign issues, and the Federal Election Commission's ruling on contributions.
f. 2968	Schedules.
f. 2969	Speeches.
f. 2970-2975	Staff Memos.
f. 2976	Target Mailings. Composed of fliers, campaign literature, and mailings directed to specific groups.
f. 2977-3188	General--Administrative, 1964-1987
f. 2977	Calendar List, 1977. Composed of the names and addresses of Eagleton's contacts.
f. 2978	Campaign Literature, n.d. Includes fliers, pamphlets, and brochures emphasizing Eagleton's stand on important issues and his accomplishments.
f. 2979	Campaign Memorabilia, 1986-1987.
f. 2980	Campaign Organizational Instructions, n.d. Indicates the preparations necessary for running a general campaign.
f. 2981	Daily Mailing Records, n.d. Summarizes daily and cumulative mail statistics.
f. 2982	Legislative Staff Assignments, 1975-1977.
f. 2983	Mail Reports, 1982-1983. Classifies monthly mail by issue and the mode of production--typed or computer-produced.
f. 2984-2986	Newspaper Clippings, 1970-1986. Covers the activities of Eagleton, George Lehr, Warren Hearnes, and Stuart Symington.
f. 2987	Office Procedures, 1978-1985.
f. 2988	Right-To-Work, 1978-1979. Articles, press releases, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and newsletters.
f. 2989	Senate Committee Assignments, 1984-1985. Consists of proposed changes to the Senate rules and committee system.
f. 2990	Staff Analysis, 1976. Analysis done by Eagleton's staff of the 1976 elections.
f. 2991	Telephone Calls, 1977-1980. Names and addresses of individuals and organizations Eagleton contacted for assistance with various campaigns.
f. 2992-3002	Weekly Mail Reports, 1981-1986. Indicates the number of outgoing letters and items receiving twenty or more responses.
f. 3003-3012	Correspondence (arranged in chronological order). Missouri politics, the 1978 general elections, the Moral Majority, pending legislation, U.S. Senate committee assignments, key campaign issues, opposition to Carter, the Panama Canal, the 1980 presidential campaign, fund raising, and general correspondence.
f. 3013-3140	County Files. Consists of correspondence and lists indicating county committee officers/ members and key people to contact in each county.
f. 3013	County Analysis, n.d.
f. 3014	County Chairmen, 1980
f. 3015	Adair County, 1966-1976
f. 3016	Andrew County, 1966-1977
f. 3017	Atchison County, 1972-1977
f. 3018	Audrain County, 1966-1976
f. 3019	Barry County, 1966-1975
f. 3020	Barton County, 1966-1975
f. 3021	Bates County, 1966-1975
f. 3022	Benton County, 1966-1975
f. 3023	Bollinger County, 1966-1979
f. 3024	Boone County, 1966-1976
f. 3025-3026	Buchanan County, 1966-1975
f. 3027	Butler County, 1966-1976
f. 3028	Caldwell County, 1966-1979
f. 3029	Callaway County, 1966-1976
f. 3030	Camden County, 1966-1979
f. 3031	Cape Girardeau County, 1966-1976
f. 3032	Carroll County, 1972-1976
f. 3033	Carter County, 1966-1979
f. 3034	Cass County, 1966-1976
f. 3035	Cedar County, 1966-1975
f. 3036	Chariton County, 1966-1975
f. 3037	Christian County, 1972-1976
f. 3038	Clark County, 1966-1975
f. 3039	Clay County, 1966-1976
f. 3040	Clinton County, 1968-1976
f. 3041	Cole County, 1966-1976
f. 3042	Cooper County, 1966-1975
f. 3043	Crawford County, 1966-1979
f. 3044	Dade County, 1972-1976
f. 3045	Dallas County, 1972-1976
f. 3046	Daviess County, 1966-1975
f. 3047	DeKalb County, 1972-1976
f. 3048	Dent County, 1966-1979
f. 3049	Douglas County, 1966-1975
f. 3050-3051	Dunklin County, 1966-1976
f. 3052	Franklin County, 1966-1979
f. 3053	Gasconade County, 1972-1979
f. 3054	Gentry County, 1966-1976
f. 3055-3056	Greene County, 1966-1977
f. 3057	Grundy County, 1972-1976
f. 3058	Harrison County, 1966-1976
f. 3059	Henry County, 1966-1976
f. 3060	Hickory County, 1972-1975
f. 3061	Holt County, 1972-1976
f. 3062	Howard County, 1972-1975
f. 3063	Howell County, 1972-1979
f. 3064	Iron County, 1972-1979
f. 3065-3068	Jackson County, 1966-1976
f. 3069	Jasper County, 1966-1977
f. 3070	Jefferson County, 1966-1979
f. 3071-3072	Johnson County, 1966-1975
f. 3073	Knox County, 1971-1976
f. 3074	Laclede County, 1966-1976
f. 3075	Lafayette County, 1966-1976
f. 3076	Lawrence County, 1966-1977
f. 3077	Lewis County, 1966-1975
f. 3078	Lincoln County, 1966-1975
f. 3079	Linn County, 1966-1975
f. 3080	Livingston County, 1966-1976
f. 3081	McDonald County, 1966-1977
f. 3082	Macon County, 1966-1979
f. 3083	Madison County, 1972-1979
f. 3084	Maries County, 1972-1979
f. 3085-3086	Marion County, 1966-1977
f. 3087	Mercer County, 1972-1975
f. 3088	Miller County, 1966-1975
f. 3089	Mississippi County, 1966-1980
f. 3090	Moniteau County, 1966-1976
f. 3091	Monroe County, 1966-1976
f. 3092	Montgomery County, 1966-1975
f. 3093	Morgan County, 1966-1975
f. 3094	New Madrid County, 1966-1975
f. 3095	Newton County, 1966-1975
f. 3096	Nodaway County, 1966-1977
f. 3097	Oregon County, 1966-1979
f. 3098	Osage County, 1972-1979
f. 3099	Ozark County, 1973-1975
f. 3100	Pemiscot County, 1966-1977
f. 3101	Perry County, 1966-1979
f. 3102	Pettis County, 1966-1976
f. 3103	Phelps County, 1966-1979
f. 3104	Pike County, 1966-1976
f. 3105	Platte County, 1966-1975
f. 3106	Polk County, 1966-1977
f. 3107	Pulaski County, 1966-1979
f. 3108	Putnam County, 1966-1975
f. 3109	Ralls County, 1966-1975
f. 3110	Randolph County, 1966-1979
f. 3111	Ray County, 1966-1976
f. 3112	Reynolds County, 1966-1979
f. 3113	Ripley County, 1966-1979
f. 3114	St. Charles County, 1966-1976
f. 3115	St. Clair County, 1966-1975
f. 3116	St. Francois County, 1966-1976
f. 3117-3118	St. Louis City, 1966-1976
f. 3119-3120	St. Louis County, 1966-1977
f. 3121	Ste. Genevieve County, 1966-1976
f. 3122	Saline County, 1966-1976
f. 3123	Schuyler County, 1972-1977
f. 3124	Scotland County, 1966-1975
f. 3125-3126	Scott County, 1966-1980
f. 3127	Shannon County, 1966-1975
f. 3128	Shelby County, 1966-1976
f. 3129	Stoddard County, 1966-1977
f. 3130	Stone County, 1966-1975
f. 3131	Sullivan County, 1966-1975
f. 3132	Taney County, 1966-1975
f. 3133	Texas County, 1966-1979
f. 3134	Vernon County, 1966-1976
f. 3135	Warren County, 1972-1975
f. 3136	Washington County, 1966-1975
f. 3137	Wayne County, 1966-1979
f. 3138	Webster County, 1972-1975
f. 3139	Worth County, 1972-1975
f. 3140	Wright County, 1966-1975
f. 3141	Democratic Party, 1975-1981. Democratic National Committee and the 1976 National Convention.
f. 3142	Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1976-1982.
f. 3143-3153	Missouri Democratic Party, 1966-1978, 1982. 1976 Missouri caucuses, the state committee, delegates to various national conventions, the state platform, and the 1976 state convention.
f. 3154-3158	Fund Raising, 1971-1979, 1985.
f. 3159-3169	Opponents, 1980-1986. Material on the National Conservative Political Action Committee.
f. 3170-3178	Polls, 1964-1982. Contains election results, labor and business voter ratings, voting patterns, and statistics.
f. 3179	Press Releases, 1975-1976, 1982. Carter's presidential campaign and Missouri Democratic party activities.
f. 3180	Schedules, 1976.
f. 3181-3184	Staff Memos, 1971-1984.
f. 3185-3188	Target Mailings, 1981-1984. Consists of correspondence, memos, target mailing instructions, county and profession codes, voter registration information, and mailing samples.
f. 3189-3191	1982 Senatorial Campaign. Memos, campaign literature, newspaper clippings, and correspondence covering Harriet Woods's campaign for U.S. Senate.
f. 3192	1984 Lieutenant Governor Campaign. Correspondence, memos, campaign literature, and newspaper clippings covering Harriet Woods's campaign for the lieutenant governorship of Missouri.
f. 3193-3197	1984 Presidential Campaign. Walter Mondale's and Charles Curry's presidential campaigns.
f. 3198-3204	1986 Senatorial Campaign. Harriet Woods's bid for Eagleton's seat in the U.S. Senate.

State Projects, 1967-1975 Subseries

Alphabetical:
Before the state offices (St. Louis, Jefferson City, and Kansas City) were fully operational, Eagleton's Administrative Assistant, Edward Quick, handled many activities that the state offices would later be responsible for--such as state liaison with federal agencies. Quick also handled state grant applications and such state projects as fell under the heading of "public works." This subseries has been divided into three sections: Federal Government Agencies, Missouri Floods, and Public Works.

f. 3205-3231	Federal Government Agencies
f. 3205	ACTION, 1972
f. 3206	Agriculture Department, 1971-1974
f. 3207	Commerce Department, 1972
f. 3208	Defense Department, 1971-1974
f. 3209-3210	Economic Development Administration, 1969-1975
f. 3211	Economic Opportunity Office, 1972
f. 3212-3213	Environmental Protection Agency, 1971-1974
f. 3214	Farmers Home Administration, 1971-1975
f. 3215	Federal Aviation Administration, 1969-1972
f. 3216	General Services Administration, 1968
f. 3217-3218	Grants, 1970-1973
f. 3219	Health, Education, and Welfare Department, 1969-1973
f. 3220-3222	Housing and Urban Development Department, 1968-1975
f. 3223	Interior Department, 1969-1972
f. 3224	Labor Department, 1969-1975
f. 3225	Nuclear Regulatory Agency, 1975
f. 3226	Office of Management and Budget, 1971
f. 3227	Rural Electrification Administration, 1969-1974
f. 3228	Small Business Administration, 1972
f. 3229	Veterans Administration, 1972
f. 3230-3231	Water Resources Council, 1971-1973
f. 3232-3233	Missouri Floods. Correspondence, memos, press releases, and major disaster declarations, 1967-1974. Arranged in chronological order.
f. 3234-3271	Public Works
f. 3234	"B" Projects, 1972. Projects in Buchanan County.
f. 3235	Bootheel Economic Development, 1969-1972. Development in Stoddard, Dunklin, Scott, New Madrid, Mississippi, and Pemiscot Counties.
f. 3236	"C" Projects, 1969-1974. Projects in Carthage, Caruthersville, Cedar Creek, Clinton, and Clark County.
f. 3237	Coast Guard, 1973. U.S.C.G. Muskingum.
f. 3238	Corps of Engineers, 1969-1973. Flood control efforts in the New Madrid and St. Johns Bayou areas.
f. 3239	Education, 1968-1973. Funding for federal education programs.
f. 3240	"F" Projects, 1972. Flood control projects in Crystal City, Festus, and Flat Creek.
f. 3241	General Projects, 1969-1973. Housing legislation, flood control projects, and urban decay.
f. 3242	"K" Projects, 1969-1974. Kansas City/Chicago interstate highway system, the Kansas City medical school, and the Kansas City general hospital.
f. 3243	"L" Projects, 1968-1972. Projects at Lake Wappapello, Little Blue Valley, and Little River.
f. 3244	"M" Projects, 1970-1972. Projects at Mountain View, Mercer Lake, Maryville, and Mill Creek.
f. 3245	Meramec River Basin Projects, 1969-1973. Environmental problems in the river basin, the projects budget, and a proposed Meramec Park dam.
f. 3246-3248	Mission East Nursing Home, 1971-1972. Includes photographs of the home, correspondence over its threatened closure, and scripts from a news broadcast.
f. 3249	Mississippi River, 1969-1974. Mississippi River Research Consortium and conservation of the river.
f. 3250	New Madrid Project, 1969. Harbor improvements in the New Madrid area.
f. 3251	Ozarks Regional Commission, 1968-1969. Annual report detailing development programs, financial concerns, expansion and investment possibilities, and general attitudes.
f. 3252	"P" Projects, 1972. Flood control on the Platte River and development of Prosperity Lake.
f. 3253	Pattonsburg Project, 1972. Comments for and against the Pattonsburg rural development project.
f. 3254-3258	Regional Offices, 1967-1971.
f. 3259	Rural Electrification Administration, 1973. Discussion of loan cutbacks.
f. 3260	"S" Projects, 1970-1973. Soil conservation and sewage projects throughout Missouri.
f. 3261-3265	St. Louis Airport, 1970-1973. Proposed expansion of the airport.
f. 3266	St. Louis General Projects, 1970-1975. Harbor improvements in St. Louis and the impact on the environment.
f. 3267	St. Louis University Dental School, 1968-1969. Closure of the dental school.
f. 3268	St. Peters Project, 1972-1973. Sewer project in St. Peters.
f. 3269	Senior Citizens, 1970-1974. Refers to Eagleton's contacts and supporters among aging agencies and senior citizens groups.
f. 3270	State Auditor, 1974. Responsibilities, rules, and regulations of the state auditor's office.
f. 3271	"T" Projects, 1972-1975. Projects for Table Rock Lake, the Truman Dam, and the Trimble Wildlife Area.

COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, 1970-1986 Series

This series is composed of Eagleton's papers from his term with the Committee on Governmental Affairs. Other committee files appear in the Legislative and Administrative Assistant series. The Committee series has been divided into nine subseries:

Administration, 1980-1986
Civil Service, 1978-1986
District of Columbia, 1970-1986
Full Committee, 1985-1986
Governmental Affairs, 1977-1987
Grace Commission, 1984-1985, n.d.
Hearings and Legislation, 1980-1985
Nominations, 1984-1986
Postal Service, 1979-1985

Prior to 1977 the District of Columbia Committee was a standing committee in the Senate. In 1977 it was assimilated into the Committee on Governmental Affairs and became the Subcommittee on Governmental Efficiency and the District of Columbia. Eagleton began with the District of Columbia Committee in 1969 and remained a member through 1986. He served as the chairman of the Subcommittee from 1979 to 1980. He was ranking minority member of both the Committee and the Subcommittee from 1980 to 1986. The records of the Committee and Subcommittee were transferred to the National Archives, but important aspects of these records were photocopied for inclusion in this collection. The types of items photocopied include staff memos and correspondence.

Administration, 1980-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Correspondence, memos, meeting minutes, and notes concerning the committee's budget, members, and organization.

f. 3272	Budget Presentation, 1986. Proposed cuts in Committee's 1986 budget.
f. 3273	Committee Administration, 1985. Meeting between Eagleton, Sen. James Sasser, and Sen. Jeff Bingaman.
f. 3274-3275	Committee Budget Materials, 1980-1984.
f. 3276	Committee and Subcommittee Appointments, 1985.
f. 3277	Democratic Staff Directors, 1985. Minutes and notes from the Democratic staff directors' meeting.
f. 3278	Memos, 1985. Government contracts, postal service rates, sports legislation, the Grace Commission, and "hatching" ambassadors.
f. 3279	Subcommittee Organization, 1985.
f. 3280	Testimony before Rules Committee, 1985. Committee's 1985 budget request.

Civil Service, 1978-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Analyses, memos, charts, notes, correspondence, and legislation pertaining to civil service reform, women and social security, federal employees health benefits, the Senior Executive Exchange Program, the Missouri Postal Workers Union, government pay raises, civil service retirement plans, and collective bargaining.

f. 3281	Annuity Information, 1984. Retirement options available to Eagleton's staff.
f. 3282	Blue-Collar Pay Raise, 1980.
f. 3283	C.I.A. Retirement, 1985. Amendment to include all CIA employees under the revised civil service retirement plan.
f. 3284	Charts and Analysis, 1985-1986. Senate's retirement plan for new federal employees.
f. 3285	Civil Service Retirement Plan, 1983-1985.
f. 3286	Double-Dipping Amendment, 1978. Heinz-Eagleton-Schroeder Amendment on civil service reform.
f. 3287	Members' Preference, 1986. Comparison of costs, benefits, and contributions of House members versus employees.
f. 3288	Military Retirement Cost, 1983. Private disability cost-of-living allowances and the costs of the military retirement program.
f. 3289	Missouri Postal Workers Union, 1985.
f. 3290	Missouri Retirees, n.d. Deals with the amount of federal pensions going to Missouri residents and legislation exempting those pensions from taxation.
f. 3291	Policy Forum, 1983. Eagleton's opening remarks before the policy forum and economic security programs.
f. 3292	Program Fraud Civil Penalties Act, 1984. Discussion of possible interpretations of this act, particularly in reference to collective bargaining agreements.
f. 3293	Senior Executive Exchange Program, 1984-1986. Legislation which would allow private corporations to pay the salaries of executives sent to the Executive Exchange program.
f. 3294	Supplemental Retirement Plan, 1983.
f. 3295	Voucher Health Plan, 1984. Details the pros and cons of federal employees health benefits.
f. 3296	Women and Social Security, 1983. Outlines the "gender penalty" that hits nearly all women entitled to Social Security.

District of Columbia, 1970-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Correspondence, memos, legislation, reports, notes, and magazine and newspaper articles concerning the University of the District of Columbia, Union Station, nominations for Superior Court judgeships, home rule, the criminal code, chanceries and embassies, the District's finances, the federal payment, and the Metropolitan Square project.

f. 3297	Audit Results, 1982. District of Columbia's 1981 budget.
f. 3298	Beaudin Nomination, 1983-1984. Bruce D. Beaudin's nomination for a Superior Court judgeship.
f. 3299	Bonding Authority, 1981-1982. Senate hearings on D.C.'s efforts to sell bonds to cover operation costs.
f. 3300-3301	Chadha Problem, 1983-1984. Legislation to amend the Home Rule Act or Self-Government and Governmental Reorganization Act.
f. 3302	Chanceries, 1981-1982. Location of chanceries and foreign missions in D.C.
f. 3303	City Museum, 1980. Museum's projected Capitol Hill exhibit on the history of downtown Washington.
f. 3304	Civil Service Retirement Program, 1984.
f. 3305	Committee Activities, 1980-1981. Topics Eagleton and his staff were to become knowledgeable about in preparation for the full committee.
f. 3306	Constituent Complaints, 1980.
f. 3307	Court Reform, 1985-1986.
f. 3308	Criminal Code Project, 1979-1980. Creation of a special office as part of the Council of the District of Columbia's Committee on the Judiciary.
f. 3309	District of Columbia Appropriations Bill, 1985-1986. Amendments restricting abortions and affecting insurance laws.
f. 3310	District Finances, 1980. Summarizes Eagleton's stand on financial issues, e.g. retail practices, general obligation bonds, and school bus fare subsidies.
f. 3311	District Laws, 1981. Conflicts between the congressional review procedure and the Home Rule Act.
f. 3312	Downtown Planning, 1981. Development of downtown as part of the comprehensive plan for the Capitol.
f. 3313	Emergency Legislation, 1980. Materials from a hearing on use by the D.C. City Council.
f. 3314	Federal Payment, 1979-1983. District's financial relationship with the federal government.
f. 3315	Fire Engine Company #3, 1984-1985. Opposition to closing of Company #3 and praise of its service to the Capitol and Senate office complex.
f. 3316	Gambling Legislation, 1981. Congressional disapproval of a law allowing limited gambling in D.C.
f. 3317	Georgetown University, 1985-1986. Request for legislation eliminating congressional review of D.C. tax-exempt revenue bonds.
f. 3318	Georgetown Waterfront, 1980. Controversy over the federal government's purchase of property for conversion into a national park.
f. 3319	Home Rule Symposium, 1984-1985. Held at the University of the District of Columbia celebrating ten years of home rule.
f. 3320	International Center, 1977-1984. Plans to establish a new U.S. International Cultural and Trade Center in southwest Washington.
f. 3321	Judgeship Nominations, 1981-1983. Names and qualifications of eight individuals nominated for D.C. judgeships.
f. 3322	Law Revision Commission, 1970-1986. Proposal to revise the basic criminal code.
f. 3323	Mental Health Reorganization, 1984-1986. Report of the Mayor's Advisory Committee on Mental Health Reorganization, legislation to amend the St. Elizabeth's Hospital and D.C. Mental Health Services Act, and a summary of the preliminary system implementation plan.
f. 3324	Merit Reduction-In-Force (RIF), 1980-1982. Amendment to the D.C. appropriations bill giving the mayor authority to lay off city employees during a reduction-in-force.
f. 3325	Metropolitan Square Project, 1983-1985. Concerns the failure of the National Capital Planning Commission to inform the Senate of the security risks involved in the construction of the twelve-story Metropolitan Square complex.
f. 3326	National Endowment for the Homeless, 1985. Report on the findings of a Senate hearing on hunger and homelessness.
f. 3327	Nominations to Superior Court, 1979-1986. Names and qualifications of nominees for judgeships on the D.C. Superior Court.
f. 3328	Peruvian Embassy, 1984. Pertains to the State Department's liability in a violation of the Foreign Missions Act.
f. 3329	Professional Tax, 1980. Summarizes the status of a District professional tax.
f. 3330	Prompt State Pay, 1983. Legislation requiring D.C. to pay interest on bills paid late.
f. 3331	Questions for Witnesses, n.d. Pertains to a Senate hearing on the bank lending situation in D.C.
f. 3332	Retirement Board, 1985-1986. Outlines the need for legislation to include D.C. employees in the federal civil service retirement system.
f. 3333	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, 1985-1986. Transfer of authority over the stadium from the Secretary of the Interior to the District of Columbia.
f. 3334	St. Elizabeth's Hospital, 1983. Focuses on Senate hearings to determine the hospital's role in D.C. mental health care and the federal government's plans for the facility.
f. 3335	Sakharov-Mandela, 1986. Controversy over the renaming of certain District streets, in particular, Nelson and Winnie Mandela Avenue and Andrei Sakharov Plaza.
f. 3336	Smithsonian South Quadrangle Plan, 1980-1981. Plans to construct two new museums on the Mall--the Museum of African Art and the Center for Eastern Art.
f. 3337	South Africa Investment Plan, 1983-1984. Focuses on legislation prohibiting the investment of D.C. government funds in South African banks and corporations.
f. 3338	State of the District, 1983. Report prepared by Mayor Marion Barry, Jr. indicating the District's development as a home rule government.
f. 3339	Statehood, 1980-1984.
f. 3340	Street Names, 1986.
f. 3341	Street Signs, 1979.
f. 3342	Task Force on International Affairs, 1979.
f. 3343	Techworld Controversy, 1986. Summarizes a controversy over D.C.'s right to close streets.
f. 3344	Trinity College, 1979. College's request to modify its articles of incorporation.
f. 3345	Union Station, 1984. Rehabilitation plans for Union Station and construction of a five level parking facility to service the station.
f. 3346	University of the District of Columbia, 1985. Budget and expenditures of the president's office.

Full Committee, 1985-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Correspondence, notes, legislation, memos, and reports covering such topics as the Office of Personnel Management, the Office of Special Counsel, the Federal Employees' Health Benefits Program, and Gramm-Rudman-Hollings deficit reduction legislation.

f. 3347	Agresto Nomination, 1986. John Agresto's nomination for Archivist of the United States.
f. 3348	Ambassadors, 1985. Legislation designed to include ambassadors in the Hatch Act's prohibition on partisan political activities.
f. 3349	Cochran Census Bill, 1985. Legislation requiring the Census Bureau to exclude illegal aliens from the population figures used to apportion the House of Representatives.
f. 3350	Congressional Budget Office (CBO), 1985. Complaints about handling of requests for budget estimates.
f. 3351	Defense Authorization Bill, 1986. Amendment to strike a provision of the Defense Department authorization bill establishing an alternative civilian personnel system.
f. 3352	District of Columbia Subcommittee, 1986.
f. 3353	Federal Employees' Health Benefits Program (FEHBP), 1985. Regards a proposal by Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association to refund millions in health insurance premiums from the reserve of the FEHBP.
f. 3354	Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Deficit Reduction Legislation, 1986. Refers to the future of the General Accounting Office after the Supreme Court's decision on certain provisions of the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings legislation.
f. 3355	Management Bill, 1986. Deals with legislation reauthorizing the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA).
f. 3356	Merit Systems Protection Board, 1985. Outlines the steps involved in publishing and distributing the board's Report on Significant Actions of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
f. 3357	Office of Management and Budget (OMB), 1985. Discussion of issues awaiting further committee action at the regulatory reform level.
f. 3358	Office of Management and Budget Report, 1985.
f. 3359	Office of Personnel Management, 1985-1986. Refers to individuals blacklisted for their disclosures to the committee on Donald Devine's actions.
f. 3360	Office of Special Counsel (OSC), 1985. Discussion of the OSC's inadequate protection of whistleblowers.
f. 3361	Postal Board Nominee, 1985. Robert Setrakian's nomination for the Postal Board of Governors.
f. 3362	Revolving Door, 1985. Legislation prohibiting federal employees from negotiating employment with persons the employee deals with on an official basis.
f. 3363	Subcommittee on Governmental Efficiency and the District of Columbia, 1986. Regards a proposal to abolish the subcommittee.

Governmental Affairs, 1977-1987 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Correspondence, reports, notes, memos, and newspaper and magazine articles concerning the Inspectors General program, the legislative veto, regulatory reform, nominations and appointments, ethics, the federal payment, federal pay raises and reform, chanceries and embassies, pension reform, pending legislation, and hearings. Includes the files of Kathleen Tuttle, chief minority counsel for the Governmental Affairs Committee.

f. 3364	Border Inspection Reorganization, 1984. Proposal to consolidate primary border inspection in both the U.S. Customs Service of the Treasury Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service in the Justice Department.
f. 3365	Bowsher Nomination, 1981. Charles Bowsher's nomination for comptroller general.
f. 3366	Brain Drain, 1981. Refers to the "brain drain" out of the federal government of senior executives.
f. 3367	Bright Reappointment, 1984. Simeon Bright's reappointment to the Postal Rate Commission.
f. 3368	Budget Act Oversight, 1981.
f. 3369	Budget Reconciliation Bill, 1984-1985.
f. 3370	Campaign Financing, 1983. Concerns the danger posed by political action committees.
f. 3371	Campaign Fund Allocations, 1982. Criteria for allocating campaign funds and questions about Alan Cranston's campaign finances.
f. 3372	Capitol Historical Society, 1982. Legislation to exempt the U.S. Capitol Historical Society from D.C. sales tax.
f. 3373	Capitol West Front, 1977-1983. Controversy surrounding legislation to extend the west front of the Capitol and the need for immediate restoration.
f. 3374	Carter Library, 1983.
f. 3375	Census, 1980-1986. Concerns figures compiled for the 1980 census for Missouri.
f. 3376	Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 1984. Contains an invitation for Eagleton to participate in the CSIS Quadrangular Forum.
f. 3377	Chanceries Act, 1982. Details the committee's stand on a provision of the Foreign Missions Act.
f. 3378	Chanceries and Embassies, 1979. Location of chanceries and embassies in general and the expansion of the Saudi Arabian embassy in particular.
f. 3379	Civil Rights Commission (CRC), 1983. Nominees to the CRC proposed by President Ronald Reagan.
f. 3380	Classified Information Security, 1986. Refers to the development of a standardized system in the Senate for the security of classified information.
f. 3381	Commemorative Stamp Bills, 1981-1987. Proposals for commemorative stamps to honor Vietnam veterans and the 150th anniversary of the birth of Mark Twain.
f. 3382	Community Services Administration (CSA), 1981. Plan to phase-out the CSA.
f. 3383	Competition in Contracting Act, 1985. Relates to the constitutionality of the Competition in Contracting Act.
f. 3384	Comptroller General, 1980-1981. Nominations for the position.
f. 3385	Condominium Conversion, 1980.
f. 3386	Congressional Cemetery, 1981-1983. Funding problems.
f. 3387	Congressional Pensions, 1977. Soaring costs of continued expansion of the congressional pension plan.
f. 3388	Convention Center, 1978-1983. Restrictions on the center's budget appropriations.
f. 3389	Corps of Engineers, 1984. Legislation providing reimbursement to citizens suffering property damage as a result of actions taken by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
f. 3390	Cost-of-Living Allowance (COLA), 1980. Pertains to directions given the committee to tighten disability retirement criteria and change to an annual COLA for retirees.
f. 3391	Criminal Code, 1978. Plans to revise the D.C. criminal code.
f. 3392	Defense Department Inspector General, 1980-1982. Feasibility of an inspector general.
f. 3393	Democratic Staff Directors, 1985.
f. 3394	Demonetization, 1984. Proposal to require the exchange of "old" money for "new" money on a regular basis.
f. 3395	Department of Energy (DOE) Inspector General, 1982. Duties of the inspector general and attempts to eliminate the position.
f. 3396	Department of Energy Reduction-In-Force, 1982.
f. 3397	Department of Energy Reorganization, 1982.
f. 3398	Devine Hearing, 1985. Nomination of Donald Devine for director of Office of Personnel Management.
f. 3399	District of Columbia Audit, 1978-1979.
f. 3400	District of Columbia Legislation, n.d. Legislation for low-moderate-cost housing, bonding authority, and changes in the city charter.
f. 3401	Dual Officeholding, 1985.
f. 3402	Ethics, 1981.
f. 3403	Ethics Code Revision, 1981.
f. 3404	Ethics In Government Act, 1985. Regards ambiguous language contained in the Ethics In Government Act.
f. 3405	Falcon Products, 1984. Senate hearing involving the enforcement of federal regulations and penalties for the shipment of hazardous and radioactive materials.
f. 3406	Federal Pay Reform, 1979. Eagleton's meeting with Ken Blaylock, president of the American Federation of Governmental Employees, over President Carter's pay reform package.
f. 3407	Federal Payment, 1978. Request by the District to increase the ceilings on the federal payment.
f. 3408	Federal Raises, 1979.
f. 3409	Federal Retirement Program, 1983.
f. 3410	Florida Trip, 1985-1986. Barry Schreiber's nomination for the Board of Governors.
f. 3411	Foreign Missions Act, 1979-1983. Focuses on a section of the Foreign Missions Act pertaining to D.C. chanceries.
f. 3412	Former Presidents Act, 1983-1984. Deals with revisions to the Benefits to Former Presidents Act and Eagleton's amendment concerning Secret Service protection.
f. 3413	General Services Administration, 1982.
f. 3414	Giuffrida Nomination, 1981. Louis Giuffrida's nomination for head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
f. 3415	Governmental Efficiency Hearings, 1977-1979.
f. 3416	Greenmailing, 1984.
f. 3417	Greenburg, Murray, 1985. Comments by Assistant County Attorney Murray Greenburg on the Dade County Commission's general rules of procedure.
f. 3418	Health Benefit Amendment, 1981. Reductions in federal insurance benefits for mental health care.
f. 3419	Home Finance Agency, 1978. Legislation to give D.C. revenue bond authority to establish a home finance agency.
f. 3420	Hoover Commission, 1981. Hearings over legislation to establish a Commission on More Effective Government.
f. 3421	Industrial Policy, 1983. Attempts by Eagleton to move the committee into the areas of trade and industrial policy organization.
f. 3422	Information Management, 1985-1986. Pertains to an OMB proposal on management of federal information resources.
f. 3423	Inspector General, n.d. Reports from offices in Kansas City, St. Louis, and Washington.
f. 3424	Inspector General Foreign Service, n.d. Questions for the Office of Inspector General, Foreign Assistance, and the Agency for International Development (AID) Auditor General.
f. 3425	Inspectors General Legislation, 1978-1979. Legislation to establish offices of inspector general in major departments and agencies.
f. 3426	Internal Controls Hearing, 1981. Legislation to improve the internal accounting and administrative controls in federal agencies.
f. 3427	Judges, 1979. Appointment of D.C. judges.
f. 3428	Legislative Fellow, 1985. Request of a fellow to join Eagleton's staff.
f. 3429	Legislation Pending, 1986.
f. 3430	Legislative Veto, 1983. Outlines the implications of the legislative veto.
f. 3431	Levin Congressional Interference, 1982. Decision of a D.C. district court on a suit filed against Senator Carl Levin and his staff.
f. 3432	Lobby Reform, 1978-1980.
f. 3433	Mail Fraud Bill, 1981-1983.
f. 3434	Management Legislation, 1986.
f. 3435	Mathias Hearings, 1979. Subcommittee hearings on Administration plans to disperse federal offices.
f. 3436-3439	Memos, 1979-1980. Governmental efficiency, federal pay raises, the federal criminal code, subcommittee staffing, and trade reorganization.
f. 3440-3441	Miller Nomination, 1984-1985. James Clifford Miller's nomination for director of the OMB.
f. 3442	Morris Nomination, 1983. Staff report on Morris' nomination.
f. 3443	National Archives and Records Service (NARS), 1981-1984. Legislation to separate NARS from GSA and to establish NARS as an independent agency and the appointment of Richard Starr as U.S. Archivist.
f. 3444	National Capital Planning Commission, 1978-1979. Expansion of Dulles Airport, bike trails in Montgomery County, Maryland, and the rehabilitation of the Old Post Office Building.
f. 3445	New Federalism, 1982. Annual conference of the Missouri Association of Councils of Government.
f. 3446	Office of Personnel Management, 1985. Concerns the St. Louis regional office.
f. 3447	Ouster Suit, 1986. Refers to an ouster suit and declaratory judgment on dual officeholding.
f. 3448	Part-time Employment, 1980. Regards the Federal Employees Part-Time Career Employment Act.
f. 3449	Pension Building Legislation, n.d. Legislation to convert the Pension Building to a museum for the building arts.
f. 3450	Pension Reform, 1978-1979.
f. 3451	Personnel System, 1979.
f. 3452	Plum Book, 1984. Regards publication of the "plum book" on U.S. Government Policy and Supporting Positions.
f. 3453	Potomac River Basin, 1978. Request to do a study on the Potomac River Basin.
f. 3454	Presidential Benefits Act, n.d. Legislation placing space limitations on presidential libraries.
f. 3455	Pre-Trial Detention, 1978. Deals with amendments to D.C. pre-trial detention laws.
f. 3456	Privacy Issue, 1978. Discusses possible legislation from the privacy issue, such as protecting the confidentiality of medical records.
f. 3457	Protectionism, 1982. Outlines a possible speech or article on protectionist legislation.
f. 3458	Public Employees Appreciation Day, 1983. One-hundredth anniversary of the enactment of the Pendleton Act.
f. 3459	Reagan Administration Ethics, 1982-1984. Criticism of the Reagan administration's lack of ethics.
f. 3460	Regional Office Closings, 1985. Pertains to a proposed freeze on all federal field office consolidations.
f. 3461	Regulatory Reform, 1978-1979. Reform legislation on the selecting of administrative law judges, on duplication, and on regulating the regulators.
f. 3462	Revenue Bonds, 1979. Legislation for revenue bonds on commercial and industrial development and housing.
f. 3463	River Quay Hearings, 1980. Concerns the activities of organized crime in the River Quay area of Kansas City.
f. 3464	Richards Nomination, 1981. Possible conflicts of interest facing James Richards, nominee for DOE's inspector general.
f. 3465	Rohatyn Amendment, 1983. Involves a resolution proposing an amendment enabling naturalized citizens to run for president or vice-president.
f. 3466	Schreiber Investigation, 1985. Concerns a field investigation of Barry Schreiber.
f. 3467	Senate Day Care Center, 1983. Encourages the development of a Senate day care center.
f. 3468	Sexual Assault Laws, 1981. Correspondence regarding reform of D.C. sexual assault laws.
f. 3469	Shared Unemployment, 1980. Concerns California's shared unemployment plan.
f. 3470	Sherick Nomination, 1983. Results of an investigation of Joseph Sherick, nominee for DOD's inspector general.
f. 3471	Southern Pacific, 1978. Annual meeting of political action committee.
f. 3472	Southwest Washington Redevelopment, 1978-1979. Legislation turning land near L'Enfant Plaza over to the Redevelopment Land Agency.
f. 3473	Special Prosecutor, 1981. Appointment of a special prosecutor used for Eagleton's appearance on the "MacNeil-Lehrer Show."
f. 3474	Spinks, Leon, 1978. Refers to the establishment of a National Boxing Commission.
f. 3475	Stevens, Robert, 1981. Stevens' reappointment to the General Accounting Office.
f. 3476	Stockman, David, 1980. Discussion of the capabilities of David Stockman and Felix Rohatyn.
f. 3477	Subcommittee on Nominations and Confirmations, 1979. Confirmation of D.C. Superior Court nominee Peter Wolf and the nomination of James McIntyre for director of the OMB.
f. 3478	Subcommittee on Reports, Accounting, and Management, 1972-1979. Committee's study of "The Accounting Establishment."
f. 3479	Sunset Legislation, 1978. Regards legislation requiring the review and reauthorization of programs every ten years.
f. 3480	Supreme Court Jurisdiction, 1981. Attempts to limit the Court's jurisdiction in such areas as busing, school prayer, and abortion.
f. 3481	Technical Amendments Act, 1981.
f. 3482	Terrorism Legislation, 1978. Anti-terrorism bill sponsored by Abraham Ribicoff.
f. 3483-3504	Tuttle's Files
f. 3483-3484	Campaign Finance, 1982-1986. Includes an article on the first amendment and political equality, an article on the regulation of independent political campaign expenditures, and a summary of the "clean campaign act of 1985."
f. 3485-3486	Constitution Project, 1985. Materials used in a publication explaining the U.S. Constitution.
f. 3487	Department of Energy Inspector General, 1980.
f. 3488	Grace Commission, 1980-1985.
f. 3489	Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act, 1981-1983. Contains information on the bill and arguments for Eagleton to cosponsor it.
f. 3490-3491	Office of Management and Budget, 1983-1985. OMB's report on the cost principles for non-profit organizations.
f. 3492	Paperwork Reduction Act, 1980.
f. 3493-3494	Product Liability Act, 1978-1985. Analysis of the bill, a comparison of it with state law, and testimony supplied the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
f. 3495	Patent and Trademark Office, 1980. Legislation to stabilize the administration of the office.
f. 3496-3498	Professional Sports Community Protection Act, 1981-1985. Report on anti-trust litigation, an article on collective bargaining, and Tuttle's notes on the bill.
f. 3499	Program Fraud Civil Penalties Act, 1985. Committee's report, a draft, and Eagleton's statement concerning the bill.
f. 3500	Regulatory Reform, 1980-1984.
f. 3501	Small Business Task Force, 1980. Refers to the accomplishments of the first White House Conference on Small Business.
f. 3502-3503	Supreme Court Transition, 1983-1985.
f. 3504	Trade Department, 1985. Report of the Senate Democratic working group on trade policy.
f. 3505	Undermining Public Protection, 1981-1984. Executive Oversight issue, the legislative veto, and the health-related effects of the Administration's lack of enforcement of occupational safety laws.
f. 3506	University City's Diamond Jubilee, 1981. Request by Sen. John Danforth for Eagleton to cosponsor a resolution commemorating University City's seventy-fifth anniversary.
f. 3507	Voting Representation, 1978. Hearings by the subcommittee on voting representation to D.C.
f. 3508	War Powers, 1982-1983. Eagleton's correspondence with the White House on the use of U.S. troops in Lebanon.
f. 3509	Washington Post Interview, n.d. Series proposed by the Post on congressional influence over District affairs.
f. 3510	Washington Rapid Rail System (Metro), 1978-1986. Authorization for an increase in the Metro's operating budget.
f. 3511	Watergate Conversation, 1985. Relates to the "deep-six" conversation between John Ehrlichman and John Dean.
f. 3512-3530	Wright Hearings. In 1985 the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee and House Energy and Commerce Committee held public hearings to evaluate the reasons for Department of Energy (DOE) delays in pursuing price control violation cases against Anchor Gasoline Company (AGC) and Canal Refining Company (CRC). These cases were of particular interest since OMB Deputy Director Joseph R. Wright, Jr. owned substantial shares of stock in both oil firms. These folders contain the materials compiled by both committees during the course of their investigations.
f. 3512	Asselin Memos, 1985. Wright's involvement in both an adverse personnel action suit and DOE's delay in prosecuting AGS and CRC.
f. 3513	Canal Refining Index, 1985. Chronology of events in DOE's price control violation case against CRC.
f. 3514	Cast of Characters, 1985.
f. 3515	Correspondence, 1981-1985. Between Eagleton, committee members, and staff on the progress and content of the hearings.
f. 3516	Eagleton Interviews, 1985. With Stanley Mills, David Jackson, Robert J. Wehrle-Einhorn, William Lynch, and Jeffrey Berlin.
f. 3517	Energy Issues, 1982-1985. Refers to violation cases brought against certain oil companies by DOE.
f. 3518	Harvey Affidavit, 1985. Affidavits of Coty R. Dupre, Jane A. Payne, and Gordon Harvey.
f. 3519	Impoundment Control Messages, 1985. Pertains to discrepancies in Wright's statements to the committees.
f. 3520	Index, 1985. Index to Wright's telephone conversations.
f. 3521	Information Packet, 1985. Press releases, witness lists, statements, and a chronology of events.
f. 3522	Interviews, 1985. With David Jackson and Robert Wehrle-Einhorn.
f. 3523	Knowledge of Cases, 1985. Notes on Wright's testimony concerning his knowledge of the two DOE cases.
f. 3524	Minority Staff Report, 1985.
f. 3525	November 6th Hearing, 1982-1986. Interview with Avrom Landesman, an exhibits list, an interview with Mary Ann Ferko, and copies of Wright's appointment book.
f. 3526	Pending, 1985. Senate committee's investigation guidelines, Wright's testimony, and a preliminary summary of the hearings.
f. 3527	Press, 1982-1985.
f. 3528	Questions, 1985. To Wright by the Senate committee.
f. 3529	Summary, 1985.
f. 3530	Testimony Notes, 1985. Senate committee's notes on Wright's testimony.

Grace Commission, 1984-1985, n.d. Subseries

f. 3531-3532

Summaries, statements, newspaper articles, and reports covering the commission's history and its recommendations for government cost control. Includes questions put to J. Peter Grace, head of the commission; Charles Bowsher, Comptroller General of the U.S.; and Joseph Wright, Jr., Deputy Director of OMB, concerning the Grace Commission's final report.

Hearings and Legislation, 1980-1985

Alphabetical:
Memos, correspondence, and notes concerning the legislative veto, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, regulatory reform, the Rohatyn Amendment, the National Archives and Records Service, the Hoover Commission, and the Inspectors General program.

f. 3533	Commission on More Effective Government, 1985. Legislation establishing the Commission.
f. 3534	Department of Defense Inspector General, 1981. Pertains to legislation extending the Inspector General Act to include creation of an inspector general at DOD.
f. 3535	Department of Energy Inspector General, 1980. Charges of interference made by Inspector General J. Kenneth Mansfield against DOE.
f. 3536	Federal Chartering, 1983. Legislation providing the National Academy of Public Administration with a federal charter.
f. 3537	Hoover Commission, 1981. Outlines the composition of the first and second Hoover Commissions.
f. 3538	State Department Inspector General, 1980. Concerns legislation extending the concept of inspector general to four departments--Defense, Justice, State, and Treasury.
f. 3539	Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1983-1984. Legislation to restructure the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
f. 3540	Legislative Veto, 1983.
f. 3541	National Archives and Records Administration, 1982-1983. Legislation to reauthorize the grants program of NHPRC, to separate NARS from GSA, and to restore NARS's independence.
f. 3542	National Security Hearing, 1983. Concerns a congressional hearing on National Security Directive 84.
f. 3543	New Federalism, 1982. Eagleton's comments on President Reagan's "new federalism."
f. 3544	Presidential Libraries, 1983. Carter Presidential Library proposal.
f. 3545	Procurement, 1983. Request for GAO to investigate changes in procurement policies at Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma.
f. 3546	Rohatyn Amendment, 1982-1983. Proposed constitutional amendment allowing naturalized citizens to run for president or vice-president.
f. 3547	Regulatory Reform, 1983. Eagleton's opinions on how best to proceed with reform legislation.
f. 3548	Regulatory Reform Task Force, 1981. Legislation intended to strengthen internal accounting and administrative controls in federal agencies.

Nominations, 1984-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by either last name or position:
Correspondence, notes, memos, and biographical materials pertaining to nominees for various government positions.

f. 3549	Adams, Paul, 1985. Inspector general of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
f. 3550	Becton, Julius, 1985. Becton, Jr. for director of FEMA; James P. McNeill for associate director of FEMA; and William R. Barton for inspector general of GSA.
f. 3551	Bright, Simeon, 1984. Reappointment to the U.S. Postal Rate Commission.
f. 3552	Calhoun, Jerry, 1985. Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA).
f. 3553	Colvin, Bill, 1985. Inspector general of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
f. 3554	Comptroller General, 1981. Responsibilities of the comptroller general of the U.S.
f. 3555	Frazier, Henry, 1986. Member of the FLRA.
f. 3556	Golden, Terrence, 1985. General Services administrator.
f. 3557	Horner, Constance, 1985. Director of OPM.
f. 3558	McGinnis, William, 1985. Member of the FLRA.
f. 3559	U.S. Archivist, 1985.

Postal Service, 1979-1985 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
Memos, correspondence, and notes concerning the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors, the Postal Service Act, and appropriations.

f. 3560	Appropriations Mark-Up, 1981. Objections made by the Postal Service to major reductions in its appropriations.
f. 3561	Ingredient Labeling, 1983. Directions to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms to spend funds for ingredient labeling on alcoholic beverages only if ordered by a federal court.
f. 3562-3563	Memos, 1979-1985. Includes discussion of Mayor Barry's financial plan and the conduct of John McKeon, chairman of the Board of Governors.
f. 3564	Nine Digit Zip Codes, 1981. Concerns a half-cent discount for bulk mailers.
f. 3565	Office Procedures, 1978-1980. General office policies and procedures for Eagleton's staff.
f. 3566	Postal Service Act, 1980-1981. Deals with plans to reorganize the postal service.
f. 3567	Weathers Post Office, 1985. Legislation naming a St. Louis post office in honor of Fred Weathers.

LEGISLATIVE, 1968-1986 Series

The Legislative series has been divided into five distinct subseries:

Subject Files, 1968-1986
Legislative Director's Files
Cosponsorship, 1969-1986
Voting Record, 1969-1986
Correspondence and Background

The series include correspondence, reports, legislation, publications, and articles. Due to irregularities in the office filing system, there is some overlapping between the Legislative subseries and the Press and Project series. Researchers should consult all three series.

Subject Files, 1968-1986 Subseries

Alphabetical by topic:
The subject files are divided into broad topics: Aging, Agriculture, Clean Air, Commerce, Communications, Crime, Defense, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Health, Judiciary, Labor, Natural Resources, Postal Reform, Public Works, Transportation, and Truman. Located here are background material such as copies of bills; edited versions of bills; proposed language for legislation; some correspondence from lobbying groups and other local, state, and national officials; publications from organizations that may not exist elsewhere or that are annotated by staff members; Dear Colleague letters; staff memos detailing legislative activity; magazine and newspaper articles used by staff; and notes from Eagleton.

f. 3568-3609	Aging
f. 3568	ACTION, 1972-1982. Investigation into allegations of political discrimination within ACTION and the activities of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program.
f. 3569	Alcoholism and the Elderly, 1976.
f. 3570-3571	Alzheimer's Disease Research, 1979-1986. Proposals to establish a national Alzheimer's Disease week, or month, to increase public awareness of the disease.
f. 3572	Area Agencies on Aging, 1974-1975. General Accounting Office audit of operations.
f. 3573	Commodities and Age Discrimination Report, 1977. Legislation on the nutrition program for the elderly and the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights study on age discrimination.
f. 3574-3577	Crisis Intervention, 1978-1986. Fuel program designed to assist the poor and elderly with winter fuel bills.
f. 3578-3579	Discrimination, 1970-1985. Legislation to amend the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967.
f. 3580	Federal Council on Aging, 1974-1982. Nominations to the Council.
f. 3581-3582	Federation of Experienced Americans (FEA), 1972-1974. Concern over funding it received for a program to find jobs for the elderly and disadvantaged.
f. 3583	Gerovital, 1972-1979. Information on Gerovital, a drug reported to be beneficial in the treatment of diseases associated with aging.
f. 3584	Home Health Services, 1972-1985. Legislation enabling home health agencies to participate in Medicare and Medicaid programs.
f. 3585	Hospices, 1978-1984. Legislation expanding Medicare coverage to include hospice care.
f. 3586	Joint Hearings, 1979-1980. Hearings held by the Subcommittee on Aging and the Special Committee on Aging on extension and revision of the Older Americans Act of 1965.
f. 3587	Medicare, 1981-1986. Discussion of federal regulations governing Medicare's new prospective payment system for hospital services.
f. 3588-3590	National Institute on Aging, 1970-1983. Legislation to establish the National Institute on Aging within the National Institutes of Health and the development of a plan for an aging research program.
f. 3591	Nursing Homes, 1970-1983. Information on nursing home ombudsman programs, medicare nursing home reimbursement, and the nursing home improvement program.
f. 3592-3593	Nutrition Program, 1971-1978. Establishment and operation of a nutrition program for the elderly, under the Older Americans Act.
f. 3594-3603	Older Americans Act, 1971-1986. Legislation to extend and expand the range of services provided for the elderly under the act.
f. 3604-3605	Older Workers, 1971-1983. Legislation establishing an older worker community service program.
f. 3606	Senior Intern Program, 1979-1985.
f. 3607	Social Security, 1969-1983. Proposal to tax social security benefits, the elimination of the community service employment program, and legislation affecting the elderly.
f. 3608-3609	White House Conference on Aging, 1971-1983. 1971 and 1981 conferences.
f. 3610-3654a	Agriculture
f. 3610	Agricultural Research Service, 1976-1978. Agricultural appropriations for soybean reproduction research, gypsy moth research, and nutrition.
f. 3611	Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS), 1974-1979. Sanitary standards in the dairy industry, the Soil Conservation Service, budget cuts in the ASCS, price controls on sugar, and the Agricultural Conservation Program.
f. 3612	Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, 1977-1979. Boll weevil eradication program, an imported fire ant program, pseudorabies, brucellosis indemnity regulations, Japanese beetle infestations, and hog cholera eradication.
f. 3613-3622	Senate Appropriations Committee, Subcommittee on Agricultural Appropriations. From 1979 to 1980 Eagleton was chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee's Subcommittee on Agricultural Appropriations. After 1980 he was the ranking minority member on this subcommittee. Appropriations files that appear in the Administrative Assistant series were inherited by Edward Quick from Kenneth Auer, who, in turn, inherited them from Richard Lieberman, all Eagleton assistants. Many of Lieberman's 1977-1980 appropriation files were left in the subcommittee's office with no copies transferred to Eagleton's office. The subcommittee microfiched its files, including Lieberman's. The originals have been destroyed.
f. 3613	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1977
f. 3614	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1978
f. 3615	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1979
f. 3616	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1980
f. 3617	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1981
f. 3618	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1982
f. 3619	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1983
f. 3620	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1984
f. 3521	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985
f. 3622	Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1986
f. 3623	Brucellosis, 1976-1977. Report on a brucellosis eradication program in Florida.
f. 3624	Canning Lid Shortage, 1975-1976. Hearings on nationwide shortages in home canning equipment.
f. 3625	Census, 1973-1975. Delays in the 1974 agricultural census and attempts to substitute with a farm survey.
f. 3626	Chlordane and Heptachlor, 1975. Proposed ban on chlordane and heptachlor in the production of commercial insecticides.
f. 3627	Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC), 1977-1978. Revised regulations on cooperatives' program eligibility and extension of CCC credit to more countries for the purchase of U.S. grain.
f. 3628	Commodity Futures Trading Commission, 1977-1978. Proposed stock market futures contracts.
f. 3629-3630	Conference, 1977-1978. Materials on an agricultural policy issues conference held at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
f. 3631	Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM), 1977-1978. Information on the consequences of a ban on the importation of horses from Europe due to outbreaks.
f. 3632	Disaster Payment Program, 1975-1976. Failures in the 1974 Feed Grain and Wheat Programs to provide disaster protection.
f. 3633	Economic Research Service, 1978. Information on foreign investment in real estate and Department of Agriculture statistics.
f. 3634	Emergency Farm Bill, 1975. Legislation producing excessive increases in price support levels on various agricultural products.
f. 3635	Established Yield Procedures, 1978. County and farm program payment yields.
f. 3636	Farm Bill, 1978. Legislation requiring a one-year set-aside program of over 30 million acres of land.
f. 3637	Farm Problems, 1975-1976. Regulations on sanitation facilities for agricultural workers, grain embargoes, inflation, and deficiencies in the disaster loan program.
f. 3638-3640	Farmers Home Administration (FMHA), 1973-1980. Rural rental housing program, amendments to the Small Business Act, disaster relief, and staffing shortages.
f. 3641	Fertilizer Shortage, 1973-1976. Methods of counteracting the growing shortage.
f. 3642-3643	Food and Drug Administration, 1977-1979. Information on the use of antibiotics in animal feeds, the use of saccharin as a food additive, government regulation on the recycling of animal waste, and the dangers of nitrites in food.
f. 3644	Food and Nutrition Service, 1977-1980. National School Lunch Program; the National Advisory Council on Maternal, Infant and Fetal Nutrition; and food stamp reform.
f. 3645	Food Safety Quality Service, 1977-1978. Problem of sulfa residue in swine, link between nitrites and cancer, and economic impact of the "tissue from ground bone" process used in the meat industry.
f. 3646	Foreign Assistance Program, 1979-1980. Legislation approving additional appropriations for the foreign assistance program.
f. 3647	General, 1973-1977. Agricultural research, corporations in farming, the relationship between domestic and international food policy, and agricultural legislation.
f. 3648	Grain Inspection Service, 1976-1977. Legislation to amend the Grain Standards Act of 1976.
f. 3649	Grain Sales, 1975-1976. To the Soviet Union.
f. 3650	National Farmer's Organization (NFO), 1974. Court suit brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission charging the NFO with fraud in soliciting loans from its members.
f. 3651	Pollution, 1971. Agricultural water pollution hearings and amendments to the Water Pollution Bill.
f. 3652	Recessions and Deferrals, 1976-1977. Violations of the Impoundment Control Act.
f. 3653	Research, 1974-1976. Proposed increases in farm research funds.
f. 3654	Rural Electrification Administration (REA), 1977. Analysis by the Department of Agriculture and the Office of Management and Budget.
f. 3654a	Tobacco Price Support Program, 1981-1983. Amendments to Program affecting corporate allotment and price supports.
f. 3655-3685	Clean Air
f. 3655-3656	Acid Rain, 1981-1986. Impact of acid rain, attempts to reduce it, and the cost of reversing the damage.
f. 3657	Chloroflurocarbons (CFOs), 1981. Regards the possible depletion of stratospheric ozone and need for regulation.
f. 3658-3673	Clean Air, 1973-1984. Information on Missouri's automobile emission inspection program, hazardous air pollutants, acid rain, the Clean Air Act, and the economic effects of environmental regulations on the pollution control industry.
f. 3674	General Motors Facility, 1980. Proposed construction of an automobile manufacturing plant near Wentzville, Missouri.
f. 3675	Hazardous Air, 1983-1984. Legislation amending the Clean Air Act to accelerate and strengthen control.
f. 3676-3680	Lead, 1977-1980. Potentially adverse impact of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Lead on the lead industry in Missouri.
f. 3681-3683	Missouri Acid Rain, 1981-1982. Reports and news releases on the selection of sites for coal-fired power plants, the damage caused by acid rain, and methods of producing electricity.
f. 3684	New Madrid Air Pollution, 1979-1980. Dispute between Associated Electric Co-Op (AEC) and the EPA over violations of the Clean Air Act by the AEC's New Madrid power plant.
f. 3685	State Reports, 1981-1982. Contains Missouri Air Quality Reports outlining air pollution problems in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Springfield.
f. 3685a-3705	Commerce
f. 3685a	American Broadcasting Companies (ABC), 1951-1985. Takeover attempts by the Columbia Broadcasting Company, the International Telephone and Telegraph Company, Howard Hughes, and Capital Cities Communications.
f. 3686-3687	Automobile Investigation, 1978-1980. Federal Trade Commission's two-year-old, wide-ranging antitrust investigation.
f. 3688-3692	Boating Safety, 1979-1986. Legislation to amend the Federal Boat Safety Act to improve recreational boating safety and facilities.
f. 3693	Coke Formula, 1979-1985. Focuses on the similarity between the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's attempts to "brew" a better image by changing its formula and the Coca-Cola Company's decision to change its decades-old recipe.
f. 3694	Consumer Affairs, 1975-1982. Proposed consumer advocacy agency and amendments to the Consumer Product Safety Act.
f. 3695-3697	Federal Trade Commission (FTC), 1976-1985. Activities in state regulation of insurance, regulatory reform, regulation of professional associations, the auto industry, and the funeral business.
f. 3698	Insurance, 1978-1984. Federal government's future role in the insurance field.
f. 3699	Job Reductions, 1982. Proposed reductions in fire weather program, agricultural weather service program, fruit frost forecast program, and aviation area forecast.
f. 3699a	Marble Industry, 1970-1971. Increase in imports and impact on the U.S. industry.
f. 3700-3701	Medical Profession Rules, 1981-1982. Plans requiring the FTC to regulate the medical profession.
f. 3701A	Murdoch, Rupert, 1985. Murdoch and Marvin Davis's purchase of seven Metromedia television stations.
f. 3701B	Network Takeover Legislation, 1985. Legislation regulating hostile corporate takeovers in the communications industry.
f. 3702	St. Joseph Minerals, 1980-1981. Possible merger with a subsidiary of the Seagram Company.
f. 3702A	Securities and Exchange Commission, 1977-1978. Legislation improving the accountability of publicly owned corporations.
f. 3702B	Shoe Industry, 1975-1976. Lack of import relief.
f. 3703	Tainted Fish, 1985. Chlordane contamination of the Meramec, Mississippi, Missouri, and Blue Rivers.
f. 3703A-E	Turner, Ted, 1985. Turner's takeover attempt of the Columbia Broadcasting Company.
f. 3704	Used Car Sticker Rule, 1981-1982. Used Motor Vehicle Trade Regulation Rule or "Used Car Rule" directing car dealers to provide information on the warranty coverage offered on their cars.
f. 3705	Weather Stations, 1982-1983. Legislation requiring the Commerce Department to hold public hearings before closing a weather service office.
f. 3706-3739	Communications
f. 3706-3711	AT & T Divestiture, 1981-1984. Economic effects of the FCC's Telephone Access Charge Plan, telecommunications legislation, and an antitrust case against AT & T.
f. 3712	Audio Reading Service for the Blind, 1980-1982. Pending FCC docket on FM Quadraphonic Broadcasting affecting special services for the blind and handicapped.
f. 3713-3714	Beer Advertising, 1980-1985.
f. 3715-3716	Betamax, 1981-1982. Legislation to amend the copyright law to exempt private non-commercial recordings of copyrighted works on video recorders.
f. 3717-3720	Cable, 1976-1983. Regulating cable television: amendments to the Telecommunications Act and the Copyright Act.
f. 3721-3722	Children's Advertising, 1977-1978. Bibliography and reports on proposed regulations banning television advertising directed toward children.
f. 3723	Clear Channel, 1979-1980. Clear channel broadcasting in the AM broadcast band.
f. 3724	Communications Workers of America (CWA) Pension, 1984-1986. Legislation on the issue of pension portability provisions and the desire of the CWA to have similar provisions introduced as an amendment.
f. 3725	General, 1977-1986. Freedom of speech in advertising, a legal inquiry into the operation of the PTL Club, and legislation allowing Western Union to enter into the international "telegram-record" market.
f. 3726	Hearing Aid Legislation, 1973-1982. Legislation requiring that all new telephones be equipped to work with a hearing aid.
f. 3727	Intelsat, 1984-1985. FCC's decision to authorize other international satellite systems as alternatives to the global telecommunications network, Intelsat.
f. 3728-3731	Public Broadcasting, 1977-1983. Legislation proposing changes in appropriations designated for public broadcasting.
f. 3732	St. Louis Cable, 1983-1984. Disagreements over who should be awarded St. Louis's cable television franchise.
f. 3733	"7-7-7" Broadcast Rule, 1984. Policy aimed at promoting media diversity by limiting the number of television and radio stations any one owner can hold.
f. 3734-3738	Syndication Rights, 1983-1984. FCC's decision to eliminate the Network TV Financial Interest Rule and modify the Syndication Rule.
f. 3739	Televising Senate Proceedings, 1974-1985. Legislation establishing regulations to implement television and radio coverage of Senate proceedings.
f. 3740-3749	Crime
f. 3740-3741	Criminal Justice Reform Act, 1968-1977. Establish a criminal justice reform administration.
f. 3742	Legal Fees, 1971-1974. Providing payment of attorneys' fees in civil actions against state and local law enforcement officers.
f. 3743-3748	Legal Services, 1972-1986. Authorizing appropriations for the Legal Services Corporation.
f. 3749	Southeast Missouri Legal Services (SEMOLS), 1981-1983. Disagreements between the board of directors and members of the clients council for SEMOLS.
f. 3750-3862	Defense
f. 3750	Bradley Fighting Vehicle System (BFVS), 1986. Vulnerability testing of the BFVS and congressional charges that test results were altered by army personnel.
f. 3751	Budget, 1976-1987. Construction of military installations, allocate funds for the navy's munitions procurement program, and reorganize Aquila weapons program.
f. 3751a	Civil Defense Amendment, 1978. Amendment to the Defense Appropriations Act requiring the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency to undertake a study of the special civil defense needs of certain high-risk areas.
f. 3752-3753	Defense Appropriations Bills, 1973-1976.
f. 3754	Defense Appropriations Conference, 1983-1984. Information on the NBC Sanator chemical decontamination system.
f. 3755-3804	Weapons Systems
f. 3755	Advanced Logistics System (ALS), 1977. Statements made by witnesses called before the Senate Appropriations Committee's Defense Subcommittee on the termination of the ALS.
f. 3756-3768	Airborne Weapon and Control System (AWACS), 1969-1979. Changes in primary mission, cost-effectiveness, major strengths and weaknesses, use by NATO, and a proposed sale to Iran.
f. 3769	B-1 Bomber, 1970-1974. Criticism of the B-1 strategic bomber's cost-effectiveness.
f. 3770	CVAN-70, 1970-1974. Development of a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the CVAN-70, in line with the USS Nimitz and Dwight D. Eisenhower.
f. 3771-3773	CONDOR, 1970-1979. Performance and production cost of the navy's CONDOR weapon system, an air-launched stand-off missile.
f. 3774	CX Aircraft Program, 1982. Research and development of CX cargo transport aircraft.
f. 3775	F-4 Fighter Aircraft, 1977. Turkey's purchase of forty F-4 Phantom aircraft from McDonnell Douglas.
f. 3776-3778	F-14 Fighter Aircraft, 1968-1975. Improprieties in contract granting, test fraud, contract disputes, disagreement over whether to replace the F-4 with the F-14, and a controversy between the navy's F-14 and the air force's F-15.
f. 3779-3780	F-15 Fighter Aircraft, 1972-1985. Strengths and weaknesses of McDonnell Douglas's F-15 Eagle air superiority fighter.
f. 3781	F-18 Fighter Aircraft, 1981-1984. McDonnell Douglas's F-18 Hornet fighter plane and its merits over the F-14.
f. 3782-3784	Main Battle Tank (MBT-70), 1969-1972. Production and cost difficulties which resulted in cancellation of the army's main battle tank program.
f. 3785	M-1 Tank, 1983. Amendment reducing appropriations for the army's Abrams M-1 tank program.
f. 3786-3790	Navy Weapons Systems, 1969-1974. Analyzing the navy's changing role and the need to upgrade its weapons systems.
f. 3791-3797	Project MAX, 1973-1977. Congressional charges that the air force's Project MAX was, in fact, a continuation of the terminated Advanced Logistics System.
f. 3798	SAM-D Missile, 1972-1974. Covers the army's justification for production of the SAM-D (surface-to-air missile-development system) missile.
f. 3799	Trident, 1973. Summarizes the Trident submarine program and plans for acceleration of its development.
f. 3800-3804	X-M-1 Tank, 1972-1977. Problems with development of the program, alternatives, comparative evaluation of the X-M-1 and the West German Leopard II tank, and NATO plans to jointly develop a tank.
f. 3805-3807	Draft and Amnesty, 1971-1974. Constitutionality of amnesty for war resisters, legislation to end the draft, and progress in achieving an all-volunteer army.
f. 3808	Fort Leonard Wood, 1970-1972. Results of investigations into a major outbreak of meningitis and the circumstances surrounding the death of a soldier following training exercises.
f. 3809-3814	Hulver, Isaac, 1978-1981. Materials used in Isaac "Ike" Hulver's lawsuit against the Veterans Administration and Eagleton's attempts to obtain monetary relief for him through special legislation.
f. 3815-3819	Inflation, 1985-1986. Department of Defense's failure to inform Congress of excess funds appropriated through inaccurate inflation forecasting.
f. 3820-3822	Inspector General, 1982-1985. Investigation of waste and fraud in the Defense Department.
f. 3823-3827	Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1982-1985. Legislation designed to restructure or replace.
f. 3828	McDonnell Douglas Special Bill, 1979-1981. Private bill that would benefit a group of veterans employed there.
f. 3829	Military Construction Authorization Bill, 1976. Amendment to the authorization bill concerning base realignments.
f. 3830	Military and Defense Aircraft Program, 1982. Debate over the military's acquisition of KC-10, McDonnell Douglas aircraft tankers.
f. 3831	Military and Defense Airlift Program, 1982-1985. Defense Department decision to procure C-5N aircraft, instead of CX (C-17) aircraft, to alleviate a shortfall in military airlift.
f. 3832-3835	Military Procurement Authorization Bill, 1973-1975. Appropriations for the procurement of aircraft, weapons, and naval combat vehicles, for research and development, for test and evaluation, for military training, and to assign personnel.
f. 3836	Military Retirement, 1976-1985. Various plans to reform the military retirement system.
f. 3837	MX Missiles, 1981-1985. Debate between Congress and the Defense Department over deployment.
f. 3838	National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), 1986. Investigation after the space shuttle Challenger disaster.
f. 3839	North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 1985. Correspondence among Eagleton, British Prime Minister Michael Heseltine, and Sen. Sam Nunn concerning NATO strengthening efforts.
f. 3840	Nuclear Freeze, 1982-1984. Providing for a temporary halt in nuclear arms testing and deployment.
f. 3841	Nuclear Missiles, 1985. Descriptions of the MX, Midgetman, and Trident II missiles.
f. 3842	PATRIOT Air Defense System, 1978. Analysis.
f. 3843	Precision Strike Location System (PLSS), n.d. Discussion of the feasibility of this sensor system, controversy over the Department of Defense's decision to close the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
f. 3844-3853	Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, 1975-1978. Proposed transfer of the Air Force Communications Service (AFCS) and Military Airlift Command to Scott Air Force Base.
f. 3854-3855	Richards-Gebaur Fire-Fighting Unit, 1977-1979. Contracting of a fire-fighting unit for the portion of Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base to be leased by the Marine Corps.
f. 3856	Speeches, 1981-1982. Memos from Eagleton to his staff concerning speeches on defense and a nuclear arms freeze.
f. 3857	Spinney Briefing, 1981-1983. Pentagon's study entitled "Defense Facts of Life."
f. 3858	State Projects, 1982-1984. Status of the Sanator Decontamination System, the division of Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base equipment between Kansas City and Belton, and construction projects planned for Whiteman Air Force Base.
f. 3859-3860	Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT), 1971-1976.
f. 3861	Truman-Eisenhower Commission, 1980-1983. Bipartisan defense commission, composed of experienced former public officials, established to carry out a comprehensive examination of military programs.
f. 3862	Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, 1976-1977.
f. 3863-4038	Economy
f. 3863	Agriculture, 1980-1981. Food stamp program and the Agricultural Emergency Credit Relief Act.
f. 3864-3865	Appropriations, 1979-1980.
f. 3866	Austrian Kredit-Anstalt, 1963-1981. Articles about collapse of an Austrian bank and beginning of the Great Depression in Europe.
f. 3867-3918	Banking
f. 3867	All Savers Bill, 1981. Legislation sponsored by the savings and loan industry setting up tax-exempt savings certificates.
f. 3868	Ashbrook-Dornan Amendments, 1982. Revenue procedures on private tax-exempt schools.
f. 3869-3870	Bank Holding Companies, 1979-1981. Preventing companies and their subsidiaries from selling property and liability insurance.
f. 3871	Banking Reform, 1981-1982.
f. 3872-3879	Budget, 1981-1984.
f. 3880	Capital Gains Tax, 1979.
f. 3881	Caribbean Basin, 1982. Amendment to the Caribbean Basin Initiative.
f. 3882-3883	Charitable Contributions, 1979-1983. Deductibility of contributions to tax-exempt religious organizations.
f. 3884	Commodity Tax Straddles, 1981. Proposals eliminating a tax shelter device.
f. 3885	Consumer Price Index, 1981. Outlines the need to adjust the most common measure of inflation.
f. 3886	Dear Colleague Letters, 1984. Information on tax incentives for the rehabilitation of certain housing units, legislation to provide an exemption for the sale of certain farm and ranch land, and an amendment to the deficit reduction bill.
f. 3887-3889	Depository Institutions Amendments, 1979-1982. Permitting commercial banks, mutual savings banks, and savings and loans to offer interest-bearing checking accounts.
f. 3890	Depository Institutions Deregulation Committee (DIDC), 1980-1981. DIDC establishing deposit rate ceilings during the six-year Regulation Q phaseout period.
f. 3891	Domestic International Sales Corporations (DISCs), 1983. Replacing the DISCs with new Foreign Sale Corporations intended to both provide tax incentives and be revenue-neutral.
f. 3892	Double Taxation of Dividends, 1976-1977. At the corporate level and at the personal level.
f. 3893	Earned Income Credit (EIC), 1980. Availability of the EIC to certain low-income families.
f. 3894	Federal Reserve Act, 1979-1980. Monetary Policy Improvement Act and Federal Reserve Modernization Act.
f. 3895	First Chicago Corporation, 1984. Losses incurred.
f. 3896	Independent Contractors, 1979. Internal Revenue Service harassment of independent contractors.
f. 3897	Indexation, 1978-1980. Argument whether to index all or some sectors of the economy in order to slow down inflation.
f. 3898	Money Market Mutual Funds, 1981. Banking industry's attempts to curb.
f. 3899	Multilateral Development Banks, 1970-1982. Criteria by which the World Bank and regional banks decide which developing countries receive loans.
f. 3900	New Federalism, 1981-1982. Ronald Reagan's attempts to transfer many existing federal functions to the states.
f. 3901	Personal Holding Company Tax, 1982. Amendment to exclude personal holding company income interest on the proceeds from the sales of certain assets.
f. 3902	Revenue Sharing, 1972-1977. Information on revenue sharing and legislation extending the program.
f. 3903	Roos, Lawrence, 1981. Letter Eagleton wrote to president of Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis about Reagan's economic programs.
f. 3904	Roosevelt Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1981-1988. Roosevelt Federal's proposal to acquire Carondelet Savings and Loan Association.
f. 3905	St. Louis Educational Employees Credit Union, 1982-1983. Revenue ruling dealing with employee annuities offered by educational organizations.
f. 3906	St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, 1979-1980. Laurence Roos's comments on the Carter administration's anti-inflation programs.
f. 3907-3908	Savings and Loan Industry, 1981-1982. Information on the All Savers Tax Act and interest rates.
f. 3909	Share Draft Accounts, 1979. Authorizing federally insured credit unions to maintain share draft accounts.
f. 3910	Small Savers Equity Resolution, 1979. Resolution forcing financial regulatory agencies to revise regulations requiring financial institutions to discriminate against small savers.
f. 3911	Tax-Based Incomes Policy, 1978. Federal Reserve Board plan to restrain inflation.
f. 3912	Tax Cuts, 1981. Reagan's proposals to cut marginal income tax shelters.
f. 3913	Tax Exempt Mortgage Subsidy Bonds, 1979-1981. Concerns the tax exempt status of mortgage subsidy bonds issued to low-income families.
f. 3914	Taxation of Americans Abroad, 1977-1981.
f. 3915	Taxation of Fringe Benefits, 1978-1983. Efforts to classify certain fringe benefits as taxable income.
f. 3916	Thrift Industry, 1982. Expanding the powers of savings and loan associations.
f. 3917	Variable Rate Mortgages, 1979.
f. 3918	Zero-Base Budgeting, 1978. Analyzes the first federal budget prepared using these principles.
f. 3919-3997	Budget
f. 3919-3922	Balanced Budget, 1975-1982. Necessity and how best to achieve it.
f. 3923-3925	Balanced Budget Debate, 1975-1983.
f. 3926-3934	Budget, 1979-1981. Reagan's budget proposals for fiscal years 1980, 1981, and 1982.
f. 3935	Budget Analysis, 1978-1983.
f. 3936	Budget Legislation, 1978-1979. Requiring a balanced federal budget.
f. 3937-3938	Budget Reconciliation, 1981. Concerns wide-ranging spending cuts.
f. 3939	Budget Robos, 1981. Form letters pertaining to budget spending reductions and tax cuts.
f. 3940	Budget Statements, 1974-1976.
f. 3941	Carryover Basis Provisions, 1979. Public hearings on carryover basis provisions and the taxation of capital gains
f. 3942	Commuter Tax, 1977. Refers to changes in central city employment, resident decentralization, and personal income tax revenues.
f. 3943-3944	Concurrent Budget Resolution, 1978-1981.
f. 3945	Constituent Replies, 1982. Responding to Eagleton's position on cutting federal spending.
f. 3946	Continental Illinois, 1984-1985. Bailout of Continental Illinois National Bank by federal regulatory authorities.
f. 3947	Deferred Compensation Plans, 1978. Deferring certain public employee compensation plans.
f. 3948-3949	Economy, 1981-1984.
f. 3950-3951	Estate Taxes, 1974-1982. Providing for estate and gift tax equity for family enterprises.
f. 3952	General Revenue Sharing, 1972-1976. Criticism of general revenue sharing and recommendations for reform.
f. 3953-3954	Government Spending, 1978. Analysis of 1979 budgetary proposals, budgetary strategies for fiscal years 1979-1983, and a comparison of econometric models.
f. 3955	Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Pension Vesting, 1980. Relates to an IRS proposal for vesting schedules in qualified pension plans.
f. 3956	Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Privacy Policy, 1979. Violations of the policy by employees.
f. 3957	Jackson County Bond Refinancing, 1972-1978. Refinancing of general obligation bonds and attempts to divert the resulting interest savings to charity.
f. 3958	Jackson County Charities, 1979-1981. Lawsuits brought by various Jackson County charities attempting to claim interest savings previously diverted to them.
f. 3959	Labor Surplus, 1979. Information on areas eligible for federal procurement preference because of higher unemployment.
f. 3960	Marriage Penalty, 1978-1979. Preventing single taxpayers from being penalized for their marital status.
f. 3961	Meramec Mining Company, 1977-1978. Special unemployment benefits assigned former Meramec Mining Company employees by the Labor Department.
f. 3962	Missouri Industries, 1979. Missouri industries, interest in the United States international trade policy.
f. 3963	Multifiber Arrangement (MFA), 1981. Renewal of the MFA.
f. 3964	Multilateral Development Banks, 1978-1982. United States participation in bank/fund programs, in particular, the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, and African Development Bank.
f. 3965-3971	Multilateral Trade Negotiations, 1975-1979. Implementation of trade agreements between the United States and Europe.
f. 3972	Mushroom Industry, 1975-1980. Lack of import relief covering the mushroom industry.
f. 3973	National Taxpayers Union, 1974. Survey conducted by the Union concerning fiscal responsibility.
f. 3974-3977	New York City, 1975-1978. Summarizes financial difficulties and the need to regulate municipal bond issues.
f. 3978	Nuts and Bolts, 1978-1979. Lack of import relief for the domestic fastener industry.
f. 3979	Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1979. Economics of West Germany and Japan.
f. 3980	Piggybacking, 1973-1977. State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act and the Federal-State Tax Collection Act.
f. 3981	Press Releases, 1973-1975. Federal budget, tax reform, federal pay raises, tax loopholes, inflation, and wage-price controls.
f. 3982	Proposition 13, 1978. Impact of Proposition 13, the Jarvis-Gann amendment, on California and the rest of the United States.
f. 3983	Real Wage Insurance, 1979.
f. 3984	Registration of Securities, 1975-1976. Requiring the registration of tax-exempt bonds with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
f. 3985-3987	Revenue Sharing, 1971-1978.
f. 3988	Revenue Sharing Bill, 1974-1976. Amending the Revenue Sharing Act to correct certain inequities.
f. 3989	Revenue Sharing in Missouri, 1973-1975. Revenue sharing money for Missouri fire protection and road districts.
f. 3990	Senate Export Caucus, 1979-1981.
f. 3991	Smoot-Hawley Tariff, 1982. Background material on the Tariff.
f. 3992	Specialty Steel Industry, 1977-1983. Relates to import relief.
f. 3993	State Taxation of Federal Tax Rebates, 1975. Missouri state tax on federal income tax rebates.
f. 3994-3995	Steel Industry, 1977-1980. Import relief for the steel industry and enforcement of anti-dumping laws.
f. 3996	Tanners' Council of America, 1977-1981. Enforcement of bilateral trade agreements.
f. 3997	Tariffs, 1973-1978.
f. 3998	Capital Gains Tax, 1978. Changes in the Revenue Act of 1978 reducing capital gains taxes.
f. 3999-4000	Economic Recovery Tax Act, 1981-1982. Effectiveness and inequalities of the Act, or Reagan-Kemp-Roth, tax plan.
f. 4001	Life Insurance Taxation Act, 1980-1982.
f. 4002	Liquor and Tobacco Tax, 1981-1982. Proposed increases in the excise tax on distilled spirits and to lifting Japanese trade restrictions on the tobacco industry.
f. 4003-4004	Racial Discrimination, 1971-1979. IRS's proposed revenue procedure on private tax-exempt schools.
f. 4005	Revenue Act, 1978. Senate committee action on the bill, major provisions, Senate floor action, and Eagleton's voting record.
f. 4006	Revenue Ruling, 1979. Revisions made by the IRS dealing with the federal income tax treatment of interest on short-term non-negotiable time deposit certificates.
f. 4007	Social Security Taxes, 1973-1977.
f. 4008-4024	Taxes
f. 4008-4010	Tax Cut Legislation, 1979-1980. Marriage tax penalty, state taxation of foreign source income, and the rules relating to certain installment sales.
f. 4011	Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act, 1982. Proposals for various amendments to the bill.
f. 4012	Tax Justice, 1975. Summary and a section-by-section analysis of the Act.
f. 4013	Tax On Meal Allowances, 1977-1978. Providing a cash meal allowance for state police troopers.
f. 4014-4016	Tax Reduction, 1976-1978.
f. 4017-4020	Tax Reform, 1978. Jobs tax credit, the deductibility of business expenses, the capital gains tax, and the indexation of taxes.
f. 4021	Tax Reform Proposals, 1978.
f. 4022	Tax Shelters, 1976. Excluding professional sports from tax shelter category.
f. 4023	Tax Treaties, 1980. Treaties with the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, the Hungarian People's Republic, and the French Republic.
f. 4024	Tax Withholding on Dividends, 1980. Carter's proposal to withhold fifteen percent of interest and dividend income.
f. 4025-4026	Technical Corrections Bill, 1976-1978. Correct technical and clerical mistakes in the tax laws.
f. 4027	Television Industry, 1976-1980. Deteriorating situation of the industry.
f. 4028	Textile Imports, 1977-1983. Resolution opposing reduction of tariffs on textiles and apparels.
f. 4029	Trade Adjustment Assistance, 1977-1980. Extending the eligibility for trade adjustment assistance in order to revitalize the shoe industry.
f. 4030	Trans Chemical Incorporated, 1977. Trans Chemical's request for consideration under the unique hardship provision of the Export Administration regulations covering short supply controls.
f. 4031	Value Added Tax, 1979. Congressional efforts to adopt a value added tax, the equivalent of the European national sales tax.
f. 4032-4035	Windfall Profits Tax, 1979-1981. Tax on domestic crude oil.
f. 4036	Worker Adjustment Assistance, 1979. Improve the operation of adjustment assistance programs for workers and firms.
f. 4037	Zero-Base Budgeting, 1976. Selected references.
f. 4038	Zinc Imports, 1977-1978. Investigation by the U.S. International Trade Commission to determine whether domestic unwrought zinc needed protection from foreign imports.
f. 4039-4107	Education
f. 4039	A-21 Circular, 1981-1986. Proposed revision of the circular allowing interest costs and independent research and development expenses to be recovered as part of the costs of federally-sponsored research.
f. 4040	Academy of Peace, 1981-1984. Legislation establishing U.S. Academy of Peace.
f. 4041-4042	Basic Skills, 1978-1979. Amendment devoted to improving reading, writing, and mathematical skills in elementary and secondary schools.
f. 4043-4054	Busing
f. 4043	Byrd Amendment, 1973-1977. Legislation precluding busing beyond the nearest school.
f. 4044-4047	Eagleton-Biden Amendment, 1977-1979. Stripping the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) of the power to withhold federal funds from school districts refusing to achieve racial desegregation through busing.
f. 4048-4050	Kansas City, 1975-1979. Enforcement proceedings wherein HEW sought to terminate federal financial assistance to the school district of Kansas City.
f. 4051-4052	St. Louis, 1976-1985. Eligibility of the St. Louis School District for the Emergency School Aid Act.
f. 4053-4054	White Flight, 1974-1979. Racial percentages in schools desegregated by a court's order.
f. 4055-4056	CEMREL, Inc., 1979-1983. Audit of grants and contracts CEMREL received from the federal government.
f. 4057	Department of Education, 1977-1983. Legislation establishing Department.
f. 4058	Desegregation, 1971-1986. Information on various busing bills.
f. 4059-4062	Desegregation Amendment, 1981-1985. Emergency School Aid Act.
f. 4063	Economic Security Act, 1983-1985. Emergency measure providing funds to meet the national need for better training in math, science, foreign languages, and computer technology.
f. 4064	Educational Technology Act, 1969-1974. Improving educational quality through the effective utilization of educational technology.
f. 4065	Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 1969-1986. Extension of aid for educationally disadvantaged children.
f. 4066	Emergency School Aid, 1970-1983. Legislation to improve education in racially impacted areas.
f. 4067	Federal Unemployment Act, 1978-1983. Discusses whether church-related schools should be subject to unemployment insurance coverage.
f. 4068-4069	General Accounting Office Investigation, 1971-1974. Possible conflicts of interest in HEW's administration of grant funds to nonprofit organizations under the Emergency School Assistance program.
f. 4070-4071	Handicapped Children, 1969-1986. Testing of disadvantaged children and reductions in the Education of the Handicapped Act.
f. 4072-4073	Higher Education, 1969-1986. Funding of the Equal Opportunity Grant program.
f. 4074	Impact Aid, 1969-1978. Amendments cutting back on approved programs.
f. 4075	Jones, Gary, 1981-1982. Jones's nomination to the position of Deputy Under Secretary for Planning and Budget.
f. 4076	Missouri State Teachers Association, 1973-1981. Political action workshop for Missouri teachers sponsored by the Missouri National Education Association Political Action Committee.
f. 4077	National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities, 1973-1985. Nominees for the NEH Council and letters from applicants for challenge grants.
f. 4078	National Institute of Education, 1978-1983. Review of laboratory and center operations.
f. 4079	Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO), 1969-1974. Accomplishments of the West Central Missouri Rural Development Corporation in the manpower field and the nominations of three OEO directors.
f. 4080	Part-time and Flexitime Legislation, 1978. Authorizes federal employees and agencies to experiment with flexible and compressed work schedules and to increase part-time employment.
f. 4081	Private School Desegregation, 1971-1982. Administration's policy on tax-exempt private schools and colleges.
f. 4082	Private Schools, 1969-1980. Participation of pupils in private schools under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
f. 4083-4086	Quality Education, 1977-1986. Articles, speeches, reports, and correspondence on the quality of teaching in American education.
f. 4087	Rehabilitation Research Institute, 1979-1985. Rehabilitation medicine and the establishment of Institute by HEW.
f. 4088	Right to Read, 1971-1975. Improprieties in the National Right to Read program and legislation strengthening the program.
f. 4089	School Prayer, 1961-1980. Amendment removing issue from the jurisdiction of the federal courts.
f. 4090	Sex Discrimination, 1978-1984. Violations of Title IX of the Education Amendments by the Blue Springs School District, intercollegiate athletic programs, and the American Youth Foundation leadership training camps.
f. 4091-4093	Title I Bypass, 1965-1985. Requirement that provision be made for the needs of educationally disadvantaged children in non public schools.
f. 4094	Truman Memorial Scholarship, 1974-1985. Legislation to establish and administer the Harry S Truman Memorial Scholarship Act.
f. 4095-4098	Tuition Tax Credits, 1972-1985. Tax credits for private school tuition.
f. 4099-4101	University Research Capacity Restoration Act, 1981-1985. Legislation to restore and strengthen the capacity of fundamental science research and advanced education programs.
f. 4102	Urban Grant University Act, 1977-1983. Special assistance to urban universities.
f. 4103-4104	Vocational Education, 1968-1971. Need for adequate funding of federally supported programs.
f. 4105	Youth Act, 1980. Extending the youth employment demonstration program and developing the Youth Initiative bill.
f. 4106	Youth Camp Safety Act, 1975-1976. Development and implementation of safety programs for children and youth camps.
f. 4107	Welfare System, 1968-1973. Bill amending the Social Security Act to provide for a national program of basic income benefits.
f. 4108-4264	Energy
f. 4108	Adelman Report, 1976-1979. M.A. Adelman's paper on the political economy of the Middle East and his testimony on recent developments in the world oil market.
f. 4109	Agriculture Testimony, 1977-1979. Fliers for fuel economy systems, energy/agriculture statistics, and testimony on the impact of the nation's energy problems on agriculture.
f. 4110	Alaskan Natural Gas Pipeline, 1981-1982. Concentrates on presidential waivers allowing financing of the pipeline to proceed.
f. 4111	Alaskan Oil Exports, 1979-1983. Proposal to strengthen restrictions
f. 4112-4114	Alcohol Fuels, 1977-1980. Legislation, correspondence, reports, and press releases on alternative fuel projects, in particular, gasohol.
f. 4115	Allocation Process Hearings, 1980. Testimony on the federal gasoline allocation process.
f. 4116	Arkansas Power and Light Company, 1984. Legal briefs written by congressional delegation of states of Arkansas and Missouri in matter of Middle South Energy, Inc.
f. 4117	Automobile Dealer Questionnaire, 1980.
f. 4118	Automobile Engine Hearings, 1979. Automotive research issues and a joint government-industry research program on basic automotive technology.
f. 4119-4122	Automobile Industry, 1979-1981. Information on the cost effectiveness of automobile fuel economy standards, the future use and characteristics of automobiles, and the control of lead additives in gasoline.
f. 4123	Big Oil Facts, 1979-1982. Investments in coal companies, Mobil Oil Corporation's attempts to acquire Marathon Oil, and ownership of natural gas reserves.
f. 4124-4125	Budget Cuts, 1971-1980. Appropriations for the Department of Energy.
f. 4126-4127	Building Energy Performance Standards, 1979-1980. For new buildings.
f. 4128	Carter Energy Program, 1977. Plan designed to reduce consumption of petroleum, to convert oil from and natural gas use to coal, and to increase domestic supplies of energy.
f. 4129	Carter Energy Speech, 1979. Deals with the existence of a national energy supply shortage and the administration's plans to solve the crisis.
f. 4130	Carter Inflation Plan, 1980. Carter's anti-inflation program and his "gasoline conservation fee."
f. 4131	Chrysler, 1979-1980. Funding for the Chrysler/Williams Research Corporation's "Advanced Gas Turbine Engine Project."
f. 4132	Clinch River Breeder Reactor, 1977-1983. Funding.
f. 4133	Coal, 1980. Increasing the contribution of coal in supplying the nation's energy requirements.
f. 4134	Coal Conversion, 1978. Compromise energy bill providing for the conversion of natural gas and coal.
f. 4135-4138	Coal Gasification, 1977-1980. Press releases, articles, reports, correspondence, and newsletters concerning coal gasification plants proposed for Missouri.
f. 4139	Coal Severance Taxes, 1980. Legislation lowering excessive and unnecessary severance taxes on low-sulphur coal.
f. 4140	Coal Slurry Pipeline, 1977-1983. Legislation giving jurisdiction of coal slurry pipelines to the Department of Energy.
f. 4141	Coal Strike, 1975-1978. Federal coal leasing, closing of the Pea Ridge Mine complex, and the coal loan guarantee program.
f. 4142	Commuter Airline Association of America, 1979. Availability of fuel for commuter air carriers.
f. 4143	Conservation, 1972-1980. Articles, reports, and correspondence on the potential for energy conservation.
f. 4144	Conservation Corps, 1982-1983. Formation of the Conservation Corps to carry out conservation and rehabilitation projects.
f. 4145	Consolidated Farm and Rural Development Act, 1977. Amendment permitting deferrals of principal and interest on outstanding FmHA loans.
f. 4146	Construction Work in Progress (CWIP), 1983. Legislation banning electric utilities from including fifty percent of CWIP costs in their wholesale rate base.
f. 4147-4149	Consumer Energy Corporation (CEC), 1979-1980. Analysis of Missouri coal gasification energy centers.
f. 4150	Daylight Saving Time Bill, 1973. Amendment providing for the year-round observance of daylight saving time.
f. 4151	Dealer Day, 1977-1978. Legislation affecting retail service station dealers.
f. 4152	Dear Colleague, 1979-1980. Information on the National Ridesharing Act, the Economic Opportunity Amendments, and the Crude Oil Windfall Profits Tax Act.
f. 4153	Department of Energy (DOE), 1979-1981. Appropriations.
f. 4154	Department of Energy Regional Briefing, 1979-1980. DOE Region VII congressional staff briefing.
f. 4155	Department of Energy Reorganization, 1977-1982. Outlines the administration's proposal to reorganize the DOE and Department of Commerce.
f. 4156	Diesel Fuel, 1979.
f. 4157	Divorcement, 1980. Retail petroleum divorcement law enacted by Maryland.
f. 4158	El Dorado Refinery, 1984. Agreement between Texaco and Getty Oil permitting Texaco to own the Getty refinery in El Dorado, Texas.
f. 4159	Energy, 1972-1977. Energy crisis, the Emergency Oil Allocation Board, and the Economic Stabilization Act.
f. 4160-4161	Energy Allocations, 1973-1980. Extension of the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act and mandatory petroleum allocation regulations.
f. 4162	Energy Conservation, 1979. Outlines three standby energy conservation plans and a standby gasoline rationing plan.
f. 4163	Energy Conservation Act, 1975-1976. Weatherization assistance to low-income persons.
f. 4164	Energy Crisis, 1972-1979. Shortage of propane gas, heating oils, gasoline, and natural gas in the Midwest.
f. 4165	Energy Development Impacts, 1978. Legislation providing financial and technical assistance in managing impacts caused by energy development.
f. 4166-4167	Energy Future, 1979-1980. Comments and critiques of the book Energy Future: Report of the Energy Project of the Harvard Business School.
f. 4168	Energy Information, 1979-1980. Relationship of U.S. oil firms to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) governments.
f. 4169-4171	Energy Legislation, 1973-1976. Covers all major energy legislation discussed by the 93rd and 94th Congresses.
f. 4172	Energy Management Partnership Act, 1980. Legislation providing assistance to promote national energy objectives.
f. 4173	Energy Robo Letters, 1978-1983. Covers forced divestiture, electric rates, and Mexican natural gas.
f. 4174-4175	Energy Tax Bill, 1978. Revised version of administration's oil and gas user's tax.
f. 4176	Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), 1983-1985. Report to Congress on competition in the natural gas market.
f. 4177	Fifty Cent Gasoline Tax, 1979-1980. To reduce domestic oil consumption.
f. 4178	Financial Reporting System (FRS), 1983. Legislative background.
f. 4179	First Mississippi Corporation, 1977-1978. Application for an allocation of natural gas.
f. 4180	Flood Insurance, 1973-1977. Amendment giving the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) discretion to make insurance available to individual property owners.
f. 4181	Frankly Speaking, 1979-1980. Need to make the DOE more responsive to citizens' needs.
f. 4182	Gasohol, 1978-1979. Overview of gasohol and other alcohol/gasoline fuels.
f. 4183	Gasoline Imports, 1982-1983. Importation of Algerian liquefied natural gas.
f. 4184	Gasoline Pipeline Merger, 1984. Gasoline Pipeline Merger Protection Act.
f. 4185-4186	Gasoline Pricing, 1980. Legislation establishing an incremental pricing program for the sale of all types and grades.
f. 4187	Gasoline Rationing Plan, 1978-1979. Proposed standby plan to allocate coupons based on historical state consumption patterns.
f. 4188	Grants, 1981. Criticism of the Energy Department's bias toward big oil firms in awarding alternate energy fund grants.
f. 4189	Grants Program, 1982. Grants awarded to Missouri companies by the Department of Energy Institutional Buildings Grants program.
f. 4190	Industrial Petroleum Reserve, 1976-1980. Includes a history of OPEC and a report on oil import restrictions and alternatives.
f. 4191	Keller-Piasa Terminal, Inc., 1979-1980. Refers to Keller-Piasa's application for relief under the terms of the Petroleum Allocation Program.
f. 4192	Laclede Gas Company, 1976-1985. Opposition to boosting ceiling prices for natural gas.
f. 4193	Malden Energy Project, 1979-1980. Incineration of solid waste to produce steam and utilization of the steam to produce alcohol from grain.
f. 4194	Mexican Oil and Natural Gas, 1979. Legislation exempting natural gas imported from Mexico.
f. 4195	Missouri Coal Gasification, 1977-1979. Discusses the construction of two coal gasification plants in Missouri.
f. 4196	Missouri Farmers Association (MFA) Oil Company, 1979. Supply shortages experienced by the MFA Oil Company.
f. 4197	Missouri State Programs, 1979-1980. Construction of a resource recovery plant in St. Joseph, Missouri.
f. 4198	Mobil Oil Corporation, 1978-1980. Eagleton's criticism of its high profits and low taxes.
f. 4199	National Energy Act (NEA), n.d. Implementation initiatives.
f. 4200	National Energy Conservation Policy Act, 1978. Public law providing for the regulation of interstate commerce, reducing the growth of energy demand, and conserving nonrenewable energy resources.
f. 4201	Natural Gas Conference Report, 1978. Congressional report on natural gas legislation, summaries of the report, articles, correspondence, and press releases.
f. 4202-4203	Natural Gas Curtailment, 1973-1978. Federal Power Commission's decision to modify its policy statement controlling priorities for curtailment of natural gas service.
f. 4204-4208	Natural Gas Debate, 1981-1984. Debate over accelerating decontrol of natural gas prices.
f. 4209-4210	Natural Gas Legislation, 1978. Removing price controls from newly discovered natural gas.
f. 4211-4213	Natural Gas Policy Act, 1978-1986. Reports, legislation, articles, correspondence, court cases, and press releases.
f. 4214	Natural Gas Profitability Study, 1982-1984. GAO study of the profitability of natural gas production.
f. 4215	Natural Gas Speeches, 1982-1983.
f. 4216	Natural Gas Study, 1983-1984. Results of a government probe of the natural gas industry serving western Missouri and parts of Kansas.
f. 4217-4218	Nuclear Power, 1972-1979. Information on the national breeder reactor program, nuclear waste management, and nuclear insurance.
f. 4219-4220	Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA), 1979. Hearings regarding inefficiency in the OHA, the closing of the Kansas City OHA, and the gasoline and diesel fuel allocation program.
f. 4221	Oil Companies, 1973-1980. Company profits and support for decontrol.
f. 4222	Oil Decontrol, 1979. Legislation, articles, correspondence, press releases, and reports on extending oil price controls.
f. 4223	Oil Divestiture, 1975-1979. Of large integrated petroleum companies and impact on the U.S. economy.
f. 4224	Oil and Gas Leasing, 1981-1982. Increases in the filing fee for noncompetitive oil and gas lease applications.
f. 4225	Oil Import Tariff, 1975-1986. Imposition of a second $1 per barrel tariff on imported oil.
f. 4226-4228	Oil Imports, 1976-1980. Legislation establishing a federal nonprofit corporation as the importing agent for crude oil and the implications of the Iranian political crisis.
f. 4229-4230	Oil Industry Profits, 1976-1980. Correspondence, articles, press releases, and reports on increases in oil company profits.
f. 4231	Oil Merger Legislation, 1983-1984. Permanently banning mergers between any of the top twenty oil companies.
f. 4232	Oil Overcharges, 1982-1984. Investigation into oil price overcharges occurring between 1974 and 1981.
f. 4233	Oil Producing and Exporting Countries, 1979-1980. Articles and a report on OPEC.
f. 4234	Outdoor Lights, 1977-1978. Legislation prohibiting gas companies from providing natural gas for use in outdoor lights.
f. 4235	Power Plant and Industrial Fuel Use Act, 1978. Public law reducing importation of petroleum, conserving natural gas and petroleum, and encouraging use of coal and other alternate fuels.
f. 4236	Propane Controls, 1974-1975. Regulations allowing an increase in prices and legislation extending price controls.
f. 4237	Public Utilities, 1978-1979. Electric and gas utility rate increases and the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act.
f. 4238	Railroad Abandonment, 1980. Burlington Northern, Inc., abandonment near Laclede and Unionville, Missouri.
f. 4239-4240	Research, 1979. Information on small-scale hydropower dams, energy supply technologies, and the gasoline shortage.
f. 4241	Rural Electrification Administration (REA), 1974-1975. Information on energy and environmental issues, the REA Direct Loan program, and GAO studies of the REA.
f. 4242	Satellite Power System, 1979. Legislation committing the U.S. to the construction and operation of a solar satellite power system by 1990.
f. 4243	Shale Oil, 1979. Report on the status of shale oil development.
f. 4244-4246	Solar Energy, 1974-1980. Legislation, pamphlets, correspondence, articles, notes, newsletters, and reports on solar energy.
f. 4247-4252	Southwestern Power Administration (SPA), 1975-1983. Contract negotiations between Associated Electric Cooperative and SPA.
f. 4253	Standby Petroleum Allocation, 1981-1982. Legislation granting the president limited and temporary authority to allocate crude oil and petroleum products.
f. 4254	Stockton Dam, 1974-1976. Bill directing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay Stockton, Missouri, landowners for flood damages.
f. 4255	Storm-Warning System, 1974. Hearing on adequacy.
f. 4256	Strategic Oil Reserves, 1979-1982. Criticism of legislation requiring a fill rate of 300,000 barrels per day for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
f. 4257	Synfuels, 1984-1985. Allegations of ethical and financial improprieties at the U.S. Synthetic Corporation.
f. 4258	Taxes, 1981-1983. Windfall profits tax debate and energy tax credits.
f. 4259	Trans-Alaskan Pipeline, 1972-1977. Information on safety, a trans-Canadian natural gas pipeline proposal, and a trans-Alaskan natural gas pipeline.
f. 4260-4261	Utility Oil Blackout Bill, 1980. Legislation reducing oil and gas consumption by electric companies.
f. 4262	Venezuela Petroleum Industry, 1979. Report on Venezuela's oil production and refining, domestic consumption, foreign trade, and nationalization efforts.
f. 4263	Voluntary Energy Conservation Options, 1978-1980.
f. 4264	Wood Fuel, 1979. Potential as fuel and gasification research.
f. 4265-4350	Environment
f. 4265	Alaska Railroad, 1982. Transfer from the federal government to the state of Alaska.
f. 4266-4267	Animal Welfare, 1976-1982. Information on Missouri steel shot restrictions, on drugging race horses, on sport fishing, and on the adopt-a-horse program.
f. 4268	Archaeological Resources, 1978-1979. Legislation providing improved protection for important archaeological sites on federally owned lands.
f. 4269-4270	Asbestos, 1983-1985. Summarizes the hazards of asbestos in public buildings.
f. 4271	Beryllium, 1976-1978. Health hazards of beryllium and proposed Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards.
f. 4272-4273	Beverage Container Legislation, 1974-1986. Legislation requiring a minimum five-cent deposit.
f. 4274	Cantor, B. Gerald, 1974-1982. Tribute for loaning Auguste Rodin collection to the National Gallery of Art.
f. 4275	Cedar Creek Project, 1974-1979. Proposal to expand Cedar Creek into a national forest.
f. 4276-4277	Clean Water Act, 1982-1986. Reports, legislation, correspondence, articles, press releases, and booklets on amendments.
f. 4278	Coastal Barriers, 1982. Major provisions of the Coastal Barrier Resources Act.
f. 4279	Creve Coeur, 1978-1980. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) grant to restore Creve Coeur Lake in St. Louis County.
f. 4280	Deep Seabed Mineral Resources Act, 1978-1983. Reports, legislation, and correspondence concerning implementation by the Department of the Interior.
f. 4281	Eleven Point River, 1986. Forest Service's recommendation to lease the area to a group of mining companies.
f. 4282	Ethylene Dibromide (EDB), 1983-1984. History and status, and EPA recommended residue levels of the pesticide in fruits and grain.
f. 4283	Excelsior Springs Redevelopment, 1984.
f. 4284-4286	Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI), 1983-1986. Proposal for Iowa State University and the University of Missouri.
f. 4287	Forest Sales, 1971-1985. Criticism of the "Asset Management Program," a study of national forest lands for possible sale.
f. 4288	Forestry Research Laboratory, 1981-1985. Proposal for Columbia, Missouri.
f. 4289	Global 2000, 1981-1982. Covers the Global 2000 Report, the Global Resources, Environment, and Population Act, and articles on future trends.
f. 4290	Grand Gulf, 1979-1981. National Park Service study of landmark in Oregon County, Missouri.
f. 4291-4293	Hazardous Wastes, 1976-1982. Hazardous Waste Containment Act, a regional survey of waste dump sites, and the Superfund.
f. 4294	Historic Preservation, 1978-1982. Hearings on the Heritage Policy Act and legislation increasing funding for the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
f. 4295	Indian Affairs, 1973-1983. Missouri's American Indian Urban Centers and Reagan's Indian policy.
f. 4296	Interior Department Appropriations, 1981-1982.
f. 4297	Land Use, 1973-1982. Legislation establishing a national policy.
f. 4298	Law of the Sea, 1982. Hearings by the Senate Oceans Subcommittee.
f. 4299	Longview Farm, 1984. Information (in Lee's Summit, Missouri).
f. 4300	Low-Level Radioactive Waste, 1980-1985. Refers to regional disposal sites.
f. 4301	Memorial for Women Veterans, 1985. Senate Joint Resolution authorizing a memorial.
f. 4302	Meramec River Recreation Area (MRRA), 1975-1980. Project designed to save and preserve the lower area in eastern Missouri.
f. 4303	Morrison-Knudson Company, 1986. Cleanup of low-level radioactive waste at Weldon Spring in St. Charles County.
f. 4304	National Building Museum, 1980-1983.
f. 4305	National Historic Landmarks, 1985. Materials on program and nomination form for the USS Inaugural.
f. 4306-4307	National Historic Trails, 1977-1983. Attempts to designate the Oregon National Historic Trail and Lewis and Clark Trail.
f. 4308	National Park Service, 1980. Deals with elimination of Omaha National Park Service office.
f. 4309-4312	Nuclear Power, 1974-1985. Allegations of non-compliance with safety standards in construction of the Callaway County nuclear power plant.
f. 4313	Oil Shale Leasing, 1982. Bill to stimulate the production of resources on western federal lands.
f. 4314	Outdoor Recreation Resources, 1982-1983. Legislation establishing a National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission.
f. 4315	Oxon Hill Children's Farm, 1984. Information on Oxon Hill and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.
f. 4316	Pesticide Spray Hazards, 1979-1982. Emergency suspension of two herbicides--2, 4, 5-T and Silvex.
f. 4317	Pesticides, 1984. Legislation changing patent system.
f. 4318-4320	Radioactive Wastes, 1982-1986. Information on Missouri's five sites and the continuing efforts of the Departments of Energy and the Army to decontaminate them.
f. 4321	Safe Drinking Water, 1974-1979. EPA action to regulate the use of certain organic chemicals.
f. 4322	Sagebrush Rebellion, 1979-1981. Legislation granting western states title to certain public lands within their boundaries.
f. 4323-4325	Secretary of the Interior Nominations, 1975-1983. Stanley K. Hathaway, John B. Crowell, Jr., James G. Watt, and William P. Clark.
f. 4326	Shipwreck Legislation, 1979-1984. Salvage rights case between the state of Florida and Treasure Salvois, Inc.
f. 4327	Sport Hunting, 1982-1983. Bill reopening several million acres of Alaska's prime hunting land.
f. 4328-4329	Sturgeon Chemical Spill, 1979-1984. Public health dangers.
f. 4330-4331	Superfund, 1984-1985. Information on water conservation programs and Superfund Improvement Act.
f. 4332-4333	Surface Mining, 1980-1985. Ruling by the Office of Surface Mining approving amendments to the Missouri Permanent Regulatory program.
f. 4334	Tebo Mine, 1978-1982. Plans to suspend operations at the Tebo Surface Mine near Calhoun in Henry County.
f. 4335-4336	Tobacco, 1981-1985. Amendment to farm bill revising tobacco support program.
f. 4337	Tourism, 1983-1984. Three-year authorization for the U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration.
f. 4338	Truman Home, 1986. Transferring the administration of the National Historic Site.
f. 4339-4340	Tsongas Amendments, 1978-1980. Alaska parks bill preserving millions of acres of irreplaceable wilderness.
f. 4341-4342	Urban Indians, 1979-1984. Organizational aggregate profile and an analysis of the Administration for Native Americans funding trends.
f. 4343	Wagner Electric Company, 1985-1986. Concerns polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) contamination at the plant.
f. 4344-4345	Water Pollution, 1977-1982. Violations of federal water pollution laws by Kansas and Missouri cities.
f. 4346-4347	Weldon Spring Quarry, 1980-1986. Contains a radiological, hydrogeological, geochemical, and geophysical assessment.
f. 4348-4349	West Plains Sewage Lagoon, 1978. A leak contaminating drinking water in the area.
f. 4350	White Haven, 1983-1986. Preserving Ulysses S. Grant's home, White Haven, as an historic site for public use.
f. 4351-4555	Foreign Affairs
f. 4351	Abu Daoud, 1977. Decision of French authorities to release terrorist from custody.
f. 4352	Africa, 1976-1982. Cuban troops in Africa and racial problems in South Africa.
f. 4353	African Food Crisis, 1984.
f. 4354-4355	Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), 1974-1975. Criticisms of the Air Force plan to build a fleet of radar-packed aircraft.
f. 4356	All-Volunteer Force, 1980. Details U.S. Army manpower strengths.
f. 4357	ANZUS Alliance, 1984-1985. Terms of the ANZUS Treaty signed in 1951 by Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S.
f. 4358	Arab Boycott, 1976-1978. Compliance with boycott of Israel.
f. 4359	Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), 1978-1979. Nomination of George Seignious as head and history of nuclear arms agreements.
f. 4360	B-1 Bomber, 1974-1980. Reductions in the program.
f. 4361	Binational Agricultural Research and Development Fund (BARD), 1978. Amendment restoring appropriations.
f. 4362	Britain, 1976. Analysis of Britain's political, economic, and social conditions.
f. 4363	Canada, 1977-1980. Boundary treaties and the annual harp seal hunt.
f. 4364-4366	Cargo Plane, 1981-1982. Exclusion of the C-X aircraft from consideration as a means to alleviate U.S. airlift shortfalls.
f. 4367	Central America, 1984-1985. Contadora Group and its search for a peaceful settlement.
f. 4368	Central America Counter-Terrorism, 1985-1986. Amendment providing millions in counter-terrorism funds for Central America.
f. 4369-4370	Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 1969-1971. Biases in the organization and administration and its role in the arms race.
f. 4371	Central Intelligence Agency Charter, 1980. National Intelligence Act.
f. 4372	Chemical Warfare, 1969-1981. Prohibition of certain biological and chemical weapons.
f. 4373	Chernobyl, 1984. Soviet domestic and foreign policy after Chernobyl.
f. 4374	China, 1972. President's trip, the question of sovereignty over Taiwan, and China's support of the Viet Cong.
f. 4375-4376	China Nuclear Agreement, 1981-1986. Open door policy concerning nuclear trade.
f. 4377	Civil Defense, 1978-1980. Appropriations for enhancement.
f. 4378	Commissaries, 1975-1977. Phase out of military commissary subsidies.
f. 4379	Competitive Rate Program (CRP), 1978-1979. Pentagon's plan to reduce waste and save millions of dollars.
f. 4380	CONDOR Missile Program, 1976. Conflict of interest charges against the Director of Defense Research and Engineering.
f. 4381-4382	Cyprus, 1975-1986. Suspension of U.S. military aid to Turkey, negotiations between Cyprus and Turkey, and U.S. bases on Turkish soil.
f. 4383	Dear Colleagues, 1974-1979. Human rights, military retirement pay, arms sales to Iran, military assistance to Turkey, and Middle East peace talks.
f. 4384	Defense, 1974-1981. Information on NATO and Eagleton and Congress's defense posture.
f. 4385-4386	Defense Spending, 1978-1981. Correspondence, legislation, speeches, articles, and reports on Department of Defense appropriations.
f. 4387	Draft Registration, 1979-1980. Revitalization of the Selective Service System.
f. 4388	East Timor, 1980-1984. International Red Cross activities.
f. 4389	Egypt, 1976. Eagleton's visit.
f. 4390	El Salvador, 1983-1985. Pertains to legislation linking military aid to human rights developments.
f. 4391	El Salvador and War Powers, 1981. Concerns U.S. involvement in El Salvador and the War Powers Resolution and Arms Control Act.
f. 4392	Embassy Security, 1984. Appropriations for emergency security of U.S. personnel and missions.
f. 4393	European Relations, 1972-1974. Background materials on current issues.
f. 4394	F-14, 1974. Comparative tests between the Navy's F-14 and the Air Force's F-15.
f. 4395	F-15, 1977-1980. Proposed cuts in funding and production of the F-15.
f. 4396	F-18, 1979. Increased production of twin-engine, lightweight fighter plane.
f. 4397	Foreign Affairs Speech, 1980-1982. Discusses Poland, Cuba, El Salvador, Taiwan, Libya, Africa, terrorism, and the Middle East.
f. 4398-4399	Foreign Aid, 1969-1986. Elimination of the foreign assistance program.
f. 4400-4401	Foreign Aid Appropriations, 1973-1975. Legislation, articles, and reports on appropriations for the foreign assistance program.
f. 4402	Foreign Assistance, 1975-1976. Concentrates on the "ineligibility" sections of the Foreign Assistance and Foreign Military Sales Acts.
f. 4403-4404	Foreign Policy, 1972-1980. CIA activities in foreign conflicts, international consultations, and reform of international institutions.
f. 4405-4411	Foreign Relations Committee
f. 4405	Eagleton, 1971-1975. Comments on a joint resolution regarding congressional and presidential powers to commit U.S. troops to hostilities.
f. 4406	Executive Agreements, 1974-1975. Surveys of recent congressional interest, and legal and political controversies.
f. 4407-4408	Vital Commodities, 1972-1974. Disposal of opium, aluminum, silicon carbide, zinc, molybdenum, and copper.
f. 4409-4411	War Powers Act, 1971-1975. Use of U.S. armed forces in the absence of a declaration of war.
f. 4412	Foreign Service Nominations, 1981-1986. Ambassadorships to Belize and Morocco.
f. 4413	Foreign Trade, 1971-1974. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) activity.
f. 4414	Frankly Speaking, 1978-1982. Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Cambodian "boat people," Poland, and the Middle East arms sale package.
f. 4415	GBU-15, 1978-1979. Funding for the GBU-15 Modular Guided Glide Bomb Program.
f. 4416	Genocide Convention, 1985. Ratification of the U.N. treaty.
f. 4417	Governmental Affairs Committee, 1979-1980. Basic functions of the committee.
f. 4418	Greece, 1975-1985. Press releases, photographs, correspondence, and articles from Eagleton's trip.
f. 4419	Grenada, 1983-1984. Describes and analyzes the U.S. invasion.
f. 4420	Grenada and War Powers, 1983. Congressional declaration that the War Powers Resolution was in effect when U.S. forces invaded Grenada.
f. 4421	Honduras, 1984. Investigation of the attempts by the U.S. military to construct a "permanent military infrastructure in Honduras."
f. 4422	Horn of Africa, 1978-1980. War between Somalia and Ethiopia for control of the Ogaden region.
f. 4423	Human Rights, 1981-1983. Summarizes the Reagan administration's lack of commitment.
f. 4424-4425	Immigration, 1982-1985. Information on the deportation of Salvadorans, immigration control and reform legislation.
f. 4426-4428	Iran, 1974-1981. Overthrow of the Shah, history of Shi'ite faith, Iranian oil situation, and hostage crisis.
f. 4429	Iran and War Powers, 1980. Focuses on whether Carter violated the War Powers Resolution when he sent a rescue mission into Iran.
f. 4430-4431	Iranian Arms Sales, 1976-1979. Details U.S. military sales.
f. 4432	Iraq, 1980. Iraq's acquisition of nuclear equipment from Italy and France.
f. 4433	Ireland, 1977-1981. Congressional reaction to Northern Ireland.
f. 4434	Islam, 1979. Relationship between Islam and Washington, D.C.
f. 4435-4437	Israel, 1970-1985. Military and economic assistance to Israel, fate of Soviet Jews, terrorism, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and Middle East peace settlements.
f. 4438	Israel and Egypt, 1975-1979. Secret agreements with the U.S. following the Egyptian-Israeli Disengagement Agreement.
f. 4439	Israel and Iraq, 1981. Israel's bombing of an Iraqi nuclear reactor.
f. 4440	Israel and Lebanon, 1982-1985. Criticism of Israel's "massive move" into southern Lebanon.
f. 4441	Italy, 1976-1978. Growth of the Communist party.
f. 4442	Japan, 1972-1980. Consolidation of U.S. military bases.
f. 4443	Jerusalem, 1980. Resolution proclaiming Jerusalem Israel's permanent and undivided capital.
f. 4444	Jordan, 1979-1985. Information on King Hussein and an arms sale.
f. 4445	Kampuchea, 1970-1980. Covers escalation of the Vietnam War, human rights violations in Cambodia.
f. 4446	Kissinger, 1979. Criticism of his "involvement" in Cambodia, Cyprus, and Iran.
f. 4447	Laos, 1979. Floods in Laos and attempts to secure food assistance.
f. 4448	Latin America, 1976. Report by the Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations concerning Panama, human rights, Cuba, the arms sales, nuclear proliferation, economic policies, and cultural exchange.
f. 4449	Layton Murder Case, 1978. Murder of Dorothy Layton, a Missouri teacher, by a U.S. Marine.
f. 4450	Lebanon, 1976-1980. Middle Eastern peace plan calling for cease-fire in Lebanon.
f. 4451-4452	Lebanon and War Powers, 1981-1984. Contingent of U.S. troops committed to a multinational peacekeeping force in Beirut.
f. 4453	Mariana Islands, 1975-1976. Marianas Covenant and the trusteeship agreement for the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.
f. 4454	Mayaquez Rescue, 1975-1976. Rescue of the crew of an American merchant ship from Cambodia territory.
f. 4455	Mexico, 1983. Reagan meeting with the president of Mexico.
f. 4456	Middle East, 1975-1976. Interim agreement.
f. 4457	Middle East Arms Sale, 1978. Report on plans to sell fighter aircraft to Israel, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.
f. 4458	Middle East Peace Plan, 1982. Analysis of Reagan's plan.
f. 4459	Military Compensation, 1978-1980. Legislation lifting the cap on military pay.
f. 4460	Military Forces in Europe, 1971-1973. Reduction of U.S. troops.
f. 4461	National Endowment for Democracy, 1984-1986. Reports, correspondence, and articles.
f. 4462	Naval Reserve Destroyer Force, 1980. Decommission of destroyers.
f. 4463	Nicaragua, 1981-1986. Humanitarian aid to the counter-revolutionary forces.
f. 4464	North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 1972-1981. Information on commitments, problems, and prospects.
f. 4465-4467	Nuclear Non-Proliferation, 1975-1977. Discusses proliferation and the shortcomings of the treaty.
f. 4468	Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), 1979-1980. PLO/Soviet Union connection and the World Bank's rebuff of the PLO.
f. 4469-4473	Panama Canal Treaties, 1972-1979. Panama's demands for sovereignty over the Canal Zone.
f. 4474	People's Republic of China, 1978-1979. Reinstatement of diplomatic relations and the status of relations with Taiwan.
f. 4475	Persian Gulf, 1980. Speech on the Iranian revolution.
f. 4476	Philippines, 1979-1980. Human rights violations and the use of martial law.
f. 4477	Population Control, 1985. Material on alleged abuses and coercion in the Bangladesh population control program.
f. 4478	Portugal, 1975-1976. Reports by the Committee on Foreign Relations.
f. 4479	Production Eagle Package--2000, 1977. Modifications to the F-15 consisting of increasing the fuel capacity, changing the wheels, and altering the internal structure.
f. 4480	Project MAX, 1977-1978. Air Force's termination of Project MAX.
f. 4481	Puerto Rico, 1976-1979. Outlines a "compact of permanent union between Puerto Rico and the U.S."
f. 4482	Refugees, 1977-1982. Treatment of Kurdish refugees in Iran and Iraq, the Indochina refugee program, and the relocation of Salvadoran refugees in Honduras.
f. 4483	Resolution 242, 1978-1979. Analysis of Resolution 242, adopted by the United Nations Security Council shortly after the Six-Day War.
f. 4484-4489	Saudi Arabia Arms Sales, 1977-1986. Reports, articles, correspondence, press releases, newsletters, and booklets regarding the sale of F-15 fighter planes and AWACS to Saudi Arabia.
f. 4490-4491	South Africa, 1985-1986. U.S. sanctions.
f. 4492-4493	Soviet Union Human Rights Violations, 1977-1986. Individual cases.
f. 4494	Soviet Union Military, 1980-1985. Soviet-U.S. military spending gap.
f. 4495	Soviet Union Trip, 1978-1979. Eagleton's trip to Hungary and the Soviet Union.
f. 4496-4498	Spanish Bases, 1967-1976. Disposition of U.S. military bases.
f. 4499	Speeches, 1979-1980. Cuba, the Department of Energy, civil defense, national security, tax reductions, Saudi Arabian arms sales, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
f. 4500	Stanhope, Dale, 1979-1980. Americans held in Cuban jails.
f. 4501	Stealth Technology, 1980. Information leaks concerning U.S. stealth capabilities.
f. 4502-4510	Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT), 1976-1980. Articles, newsletters, press releases, legislation, reports, and correspondence on U.S.-U.S.S.R. nuclear disarmament talks.
f. 4511	Sudan, 1980-1983. Public opposition within Sudan to the regime of President Numeiri.
f. 4512	Summer Olympics, 1980. Repercussions of the Afghanistan crisis.
f. 4513	Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP), 1980. Integration of military-earned social security and annuities.
f. 4514	Syria, 1976-1978. U.S.-Syrian economic cooperation program and Syria's growing dependence on Russia.
f. 4515	Taiwan, 1975-1980. Human rights violations and arms sales.
f. 4516-4517	Tarapur Atomic Power Station, 1980. Export of uranium to India for station.
f. 4518-4519	Terrorism, 1972-1985. Information on international terrorism, the Iranian hostage crisis, and U.S. policy towards terrorists.
f. 4520-4523	Turkey and Cyprus, 1974-1980. Legislation linking military aid to Turkey with efforts to reach a settlement over Cyprus.
f. 4524	U. Thaung, 1979. Request for asylum in the U.S.
f. 4525-4531	U.S./U.K. Extradition Treaty, 1959-1986. Background material: court cases and briefs, articles, notes, reports, and correspondence.
f. 4532-4533	Vietnam, 1970-1978. U.S. pullout, the release of American prisoners of war, and proposed economic assistance.
f. 4534-4535	Voting Indexes, 1972-1980. Eagleton's voting records on such issues as aging, Vietnam, and labor.
f. 4536-4540	War Powers Resolution, 1971-1985. Background material: legislation, booklets, reports, press releases, articles, journals, and correspondence.
f. 4541-4551	War and Presidential Power (by Eagleton)
f. 4541	Correspondence, 1974.
f. 4542-4548	Drafts, 1973. Several rough drafts of chapters one through twelve and the bibliography.
f. 4549	Proofs, 1974. Preface and chapters, press release on the book's publication.
f. 4550	Reviews, 1974-1975. By Publishers Weekly and The New Republic.
f. 4551	Text, 1974.
f. 4552	Wilson, William, 1984-1986. Wilson's ambassadorship to the Holy Sea.
f. 4553	Yakir Family, 1977-1979. Attempts by a Russian Jewish family to immigrate to Israel.
f. 4554	Yemen, 1979. Massive arms infusion into North Yemen.
f. 4555	Yugoslavia, 1980. Article on the fate of nation after President Tito's death.
f. 4556-4620	Health
f. 4556	Abortion, 1973-1985. Eagleton's position on abortion and a right-to-life amendment.
f. 4557	Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1974-1980. Funds for a complete service plan for Kansas City.
f. 4558-4559	Animal Welfare, 1969-1986. Legislation protecting laboratory animals.
f. 4560-4561	Biomedical Research, 1973-1985. Information on nerve deafness, syphilis, regulations protecting human test subjects, involuntary sterilizations, and in vitro fertilization.
f. 4562	Clinical Laboratories, 1975-1979. Uniform standards for licensing and regulating.
f. 4563-4564	Comprehensive Health Planning, 1974-1983. Consolidation for resource development efforts and improving the fragmented health planning process.
f. 4565	Conquest of Cancer, 1970-1982. National Cancer Authority's mandate to "conquest cancer at the earliest possible date."
f. 4566-4568	Consumer Cosmetics Complaints, 1958-1976.
f. 4569	Consumer Product Safety, 1972-1973. Cosmetics labeling.
f. 4570	Cosmetics Background, 1971-1976. Articles, medical records, correspondence, and reports on cosmetics safety.
f. 4571	Cosmetics Safety Act, 1973-1974. Cosmetics labeling, the elimination of exemptions, and pre-market testing.
f. 4572-4573	Cosmetics Safety Amendments, 1975-1977. Legislation requiring cosmetic manufacturers to substantiate the safety of cosmetics prior to marketing.
f. 4574	DES, 1975-1984. Banning the use of diethylstilbestrol (DES) as an animal growth stimulant.
f. 4575	DNA Regulation, 1977-1980. Regulating recombinant DNA experimentation.
f. 4576	Diabetes, 1974-1979. Establishing a National Commission on Diabetes charged with developing a plan to combat diabetes.
f. 4577	Drug Reform, 1978-1984. Increasing the availability of safer, cheaper, and more effective drugs.
f. 4578	Durable Medical Equipment (DME), 1982-1983. Reimbursements under Medicare guidelines implemented by the Health Care Financing Administration.
f. 4579	Emergency Medical Services, 1973-1979. Provision planning and coordination.
f. 4580	Family Issues, 1974-1986. Child abuse, the sexual exploitation of children, adoption, juvenile delinquency, and foster care.
f. 4581-4582	Family Planning, 1971-1986. Population growth, studies on planned parenthood, involuntary sterilization, and teenage sexuality.
f. 4583	Family Planning Legislation, 1969-1983. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reorganization of the family planning program.
f. 4584	Food and Drug Administration (FDA), 1975-1985. Investigation of gentian violet, sodium valproate, chlorofluorocarbons, chymopapain, and nitrites.
f. 4585	Food Surveillance, 1973-1983. Regulations for the detection and prevention of adulterated food.
f. 4586	Freedom of Information, 1974-1975. Application to scientific research proposals.
f. 4587-4588	Hatch Amendment, 1980-1984. Constitutional amendment recognizing the rights of individual states to outlaw abortion.
f. 4589	Health Care Costs, 1976-1987. Hospital cost containment.
f. 4590-4592	Health Manpower Act, 1968-1983. Information on the Physician Augmentation Program, financial assistance for dental students, and continuing education.
f. 4593	Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO), 1971-1978. Development in Kansas City.
f. 4594	Hill-Burton Act, 1969-1983. Correspondence, press releases, reports, articles, and legislation.
f. 4595	Human Life Bill, 1981-1982. Criticism of an anti-abortion bill proposed by Senator Jesse Helms.
f. 4596	Hyde Amendment, 1974-1985. Amendment prohibiting HEW from using its funds to pay for abortions.
f. 4597	Infant Doe Issue, 1983-1985. Treatment of severely handicapped newborns.
f. 4598	International Biological Program (IBP), 1969-1970. National Science Foundation funding.
f. 4599	Laetrile, 1976-1982. FDA investigation.
f. 4600	Medical Devices, 1973-1980. Legislation to assure safety and effectiveness.
f. 4601	Mental Health Centers, 1969-1985. Bill extending the Community Mental Health Centers Act.
f. 4602-4603	Missouri Health Projects, 1969-1984. Information on emergency medical services training and research center grants, and the System for Hospital Uniform Reporting.
f. 4604	Missouri Medical Manpower, 1970-1976. Hearings on the University of Missouri-Kansas City's need for a medical school and teaching hospital.
f. 4605-4606	National Health Insurance, 1970-1979. Outlines several forms of national, comprehensive, and catastrophic plans.
f. 4607	National Institute of Health (NIH), 1980- 1985. Appropriations and various research projects.
f. 4608	Nurse Training, 1971-1983. Federal support of nurse training and an examination for graduates of foreign nursing schools.
f. 4609	Organ Transplantations, 1983-1985. Liver transplants, an Organ Transplantation Task Force, and specific cases.
f. 4610	Podiatric Medicine, 1977-1981. Coverage for the treatment of certain foot maladies not covered by Medicare.
f. 4611	President's Commission on Medical Ethics, 1981-1985. Activities and history of the President's Commission on Ethical Problems in Medicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research.
f. 4612	Regional Medical Programs, 1967-1974. Budget reductions and the effect on the Bi-State Regional Medical Program.
f. 4613	Saccharin Ban, 1977-1979. FDA's ban on products containing the artificial sweetener.
f. 4614	St. Louis University School of Medicine, 1969-1972. Construction grant application.
f. 4615	School-Age Mother and Child Health, 1974-1981. Federal support reductions of maternal and child health activities in Missouri.
f. 4616	Smoking Education, 1983-1985. Efforts to produce stronger cigarette warning labels.
f. 4617	University of Missouri-Kansas City Medical School, 1970-1972. Funding for a teaching hospital in Kansas City.
f. 4618-4619	Urban Hospitals, 1970-1983. Public hospitals, the Urban Hospitals Emergency Assistance Act, and the National Research Service Awards.
f. 4620	Vocational Rehabilitation, 1972-1983. Increasing funds for handicapped rehabilitation.
f. 4621-4751	Judiciary
f. 4621	Affirmative Action, 1985. Department of Labor's enforcement.
f. 4622	Air Crash Disaster, 1980-1982. Law suit filed for 150 South Vietnamese children injured in an air crash near Saigon on 4 April 1975.
f. 4623-4643	Antitrust
f. 4623-4624	Antitrust Contributions Bill, 1977-1982. Legislation allowing a defendant to seek contributions from other defendants in an antitrust price-fixing case.
f. 4625-4626	GM-Toyota Joint Venture, 1981-1984. Analyzes the antitrust implications of agreement.
f. 4627-4628	Illinois Brick Case, 1977-1985. Legislation reversing the Supreme Court ruling in Illinois Brick v. Illinois, a key antitrust price-fixing case.
f. 4629-4633	Municipal Antitrust Liability, 1973-1984. Liability of municipalities under federal antitrust laws.
f. 4634-4643	Sports Legislation, 1980-1986. Clarifying the application of antitrust laws to professional team sports leagues and maintaining the leagues' stability.
f. 4644-4646	Bankruptcy Legislation, 1981-1984. Revision of the laws establishing bankruptcy courts and appointing judges.
f. 4647-4650	Busing, 1974-1984. Metropolitan public school desegregation, busing, black assimilation, and the Emergency School Aid Act.
f. 4651-4655	Civil Rights, 1980-1985. Application of laws.
f. 4656-4657	Civil Rights Commission, 1982-1984. Criticisms of Reagan's appointments and legislation extending the life of the commission.
f. 4658-4671	Civil Rights Critique, 1964-1985. Equal Employment Opportunity Act, federal laws, voting rights legislation, and civil rights violations cases.
f. 4672-4674	Comprehensive Crime Control Act, 1977-1984. Covers such issues as pre-trial detention, insanity defense, sentencing, and solicitation.
f. 4675-4682	Court Jurisdiction, 1962-1983. Supreme Court's jurisdiction and congressional authority to restrict jurisdiction.
f. 4683	Court-Stripping, 1981-1982. Criticism of a constitutional amendment placing restraints on landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
f. 4684-4687	Crime Legislation, 1981-1983. Amendment to the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure providing for consecutive sentences for felonies committed while on bail for another offense.
f. 4688-4689	Criminal Code Reform, 1969-1983. Articles, reports, correspondence, legislation, notes, and press releases on a new congressional bill.
f. 4690-4693	Death Penalty, 1963-1985. Constitutionality of a proposed federal death penalty.
f. 4694	Drunk Driving, 1984. Discusses the need for a federal minimum drinking age of twenty-one.
f. 4695-4696	E.F. Hutton Case, 1985. Charges of mail fraud stemming from E.F. Hutton Group Inc.'s handling of its checking accounts at commercial banks.
f. 4697-4701	Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 1971-1984. Effect on such issues as abortion, insurance rates, and employment.
f. 4702	Exclusionary Rule, 1981-1985. Legislation limiting the exclusionary rule in federal criminal proceedings.
f. 4703	Federal Courts, 1979-1981. Legislation comprised of several reforms designed to make administration more effective.
f. 4704-4705	Federal Trade Commission (FTC), 1982-1983. Jurisdiction over state-licensed professionals and professional associations.
f. 4706	Frankfurter, Felix, 1973-1985. Opinions of Associate Justice.
f. 4707-4709	Immigration, 1983-1984. Control of illegal and the reform of legal.
f. 4710	Joint Research and Development Act, 1975-1984. Allows businesses to jointly perform research and development.
f. 4711	Judicial Conduct and Disability Act, 1970. Procedure for investigating and resolving allegations of misconduct or incompetence against federal judges.
f. 4712-4717	Judicial Nominations, 1979-1985. Sandra Day O'Connor, Alex Kozinski, and James Harrie Wilkinson; and Edwin Meese for attorney general.
f. 4718	Labor Contract Repudiation, 1982-1984. Use of bankruptcy to reject labor contracts.
f. 4719	Martin Luther King Holiday, 1979-1983. Legislation.
f. 4720	Media Rebuttals, 1985. Criticism of a Public Broadcasting Service program titled "Vietnam: A Television History."
f. 4721	Missouri Juvenile Programs, 1980-1986. Funding for juvenile justice and delinquency prevention programs.
f. 4722-4725	Omnibus Criminal Code Reform, 1973-1982. First major revision and consolidation of 200 years of U.S. criminal law.
f. 4726-4732	Religion, 1961-1986. Religious liberty, school prayer, and the tax-exempt status of private schools.
f. 4733	Religion and Politics, 1981-1984. Politics and abortion, religiosity and elections, and politics and the pulpit.
f. 4734-4739	Religion and Social Security, 1962-1983. Articles, reports, and court opinions regarding social security taxes and the employees of religious organizations.
f. 4740	Scandals, 1981-1984. Misconduct allegations against CIA director William Casey, Interior Secretary James Watt, Republican National Committee Chairman Richard Richards, and Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan.
f. 4741-4743	School Facilities, 1981-1984. School prayer and student-initiated religious activity in public high schools ("equal access").
f. 4744-4748	School Prayer, 1962-1986. Court opinions, press releases, reports, correspondence and articles.
f. 4749-4750	Superfund, 1980-1985. Judicial review of the selection and clean up of hazardous waste sites by the EPA.
f. 4751	Tuition Tax Credits, 1972-1984. Constitutionality of tax benefits for parents of parochial school children.
f. 4752-4794	Labor
f. 4752	Black Lung, 1969-1981. Expanding benefits program for victims.
f. 4753	Coal Mine Safety, 1967-1982. Legislation on black lung benefits and enforcement of safety and health standards in surface mining.
f. 4754	Comprehensive Employment and Training, 1969-1982. Opportunities for unemployed and under-employed people.
f. 4755	Davis-Bacon Act, 1977-1985. Changes in contract wage rates set under the Davis-Bacon and Service Contract Acts.
f. 4756	Doublebreasting, 1985-1986. Bill eliminating "dual shop" operations or "double breasting" and redefining the term "single employer."
f. 4757	Emergency Jobs Bill, 1983. Increased funding for health services to the unemployed.
f. 4758-4760	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 1964-1984. History, powers, and structure.
f. 4761-4762	Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Nominations, 1981-1983. William Bell and Clarence Thomas.
f. 4763	Fair Labor Standards Act, 1971-1983. Increasing the minimum wage rate and expanding the coverage of the 1938 act.
f. 4764	Farm Workers, 1969-1972. Amendment extending the National Labor Relations Act to the agriculture industry.
f. 4765	Health Insurance, 1975-1983. Federally-financed program to provide benefits to the unemployed.
f. 4766	Job Training Partnership Act, 1982-1984. Revising federally-supported training and employment programs to increase post-program employment.
f. 4767-4770	Labor and Human Resources, 1975-1986. Information on Medicare's reimbursement policy concerning malpractice losses, National Eye Institute programs, and additional funding for family planning projects and population research.
f. 4771-4772	Labor and Human Resources Committee, 1970-1984. Increases in staff salaries, parking spaces, and information disclosure procedures.
f. 4773-4775	Labor Law Reform, 1977-1978. Legislation dealing with trade unions.
f. 4776	Longshoremen and Harbor Workers, 1979. Cases arising under the Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act.
f. 4777	Missouri Labor, 1980-1983. Proposal to the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment expanding employment services to institutionalized offenders.
f. 4778	National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), 1979- 1985. Legislation reversing the Supreme Court's decision in NLRB v. Bildisco, concerning labor contracts in bankruptcy proceedings.
f. 4779	National Labor Relations Board Nominations, 1981-1985. John Van de Water and Rosemary Collyer.
f. 4780-4781	Occupational Health and Safety, 1969-1985. Comprehensive industrial standards.
f. 4782	Pension Plan Hearings, 1972. Public hearings to inquire into problems existing in the private pension plan system.
f. 4783-4784	Private Pension Plans, 1969-1985. Government regulation.
f. 4785	Public Service Employment, 1971-1978. Programs for the unemployed.
f. 4786-4787	Railroad Retirement, 1968-1985. Increases in railroad retirement annuities and a possible merger into Social Security.
f. 4788	Right To Work, 1977-1986. Amendment to the Missouri Constitution.
f. 4789-4790	Secretary of Labor, 1980-1983. Nomination of Raymond Donovan.
f. 4791	Trade Adjustment, 1980-1981. Eligibility for, expansion of, and funding for the trade adjustment assistance program.
f. 4792	Unemployment, 1979-1986. Articles, correspondence, and reports.
f. 4793	Unions and Organized Crime, 1978-1986. Congressional hearings into organized crime and labor racketeering.
f. 4794	Workmen's Compensation, 1978-1985. Federalizing state workers' compensation programs.
f. 4795-4838	Natural Resources
f. 4795	Archaeological Legislation, 1969-1970. Preserving archaeological information on federal lands or projects funded by the government.
f. 4796	Bell Mountain Wilderness Study Area, 1983. Report by the Geological Survey and the Bureau of Mines concerning mineral deposits.
f. 4797	Cedar Creek, 1980. Three properties in the Cedar Creek Purchase Unit for sale to the U.S. by three owners.
f. 4798	Dawson Nomination, 1985. Robert Dawson for Secretary of the Army (civil works).
f. 4799	Endangered Species, 1973-1985. Information on the endangerment of such rare and depleted species as the snail darter and the harp seal.
f. 4800-4803	Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Regional Office, 1979-1985. Proposals to move office to Kansas.
f. 4804	Falcons, 1984. Constituent letters regarding the fining and sentencing of Mr. Jeffrey Peters for transportation of an endangered species.
f. 4805	Fish and Wildlife, 1981-1985. Information on the Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Units, and an EPA ban on compound 1080.
f. 4806	Forests, 1977-1985. Information on pine wilt disease, commercial outfitters, and funding of the National Forest System.
f. 4807-4811	Fur Seals, 1981-1985. Resolution extending the Convention of Conservation of North Pacific Fur Seals.
f. 4812-4816	Irish Wilderness, 1975-1984. Procedures for determining mineral deposits in wilderness study areas, specifically the Irish Wilderness area in Missouri.
f. 4817	Mingo National Wildlife Refuge, 1972-1976. Establishment of a wilderness area.
f. 4818-4820	Missouri Wilderness Sites, 1964-1983. Legislation designating new wilderness study areas east of the 100th meridian.
f. 4821	Paddy Creek Wilderness, 1976-1983. Missouri Wilderness Coalition's interest in the area.
f. 4822	Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act, 1983-1984. Payments to local governments for tax-exempt federal lands.
f. 4823	Porpoises and Tuna, 1975-1983. Porpoise mortalities incidental to tuna fishing.
f. 4824	Puppy Mills, 1976-1981. Violations of the Animal Welfare Act.
f. 4825	Rare II, 1977-1982. Outlines the Roadless Area Review and Evaluation (RARE II) effort and compares it to Missouri's wilderness study effort.
f. 4826	Rural Electrification Administration (REA), 1983. Legislation exempting rural electric cooperatives from right-of-way fees for lines crossing federal public lands.
f. 4827	Smith Creek, 1978. Description of wilderness area.
f. 4828	Solid Waste Disposal, 1969-1970. Pertains to federally-funded and coordinated solid waste disposal programs.
f. 4829-4830	Steel Shot, 1980-1985. Proposal to require nontoxic (steel) shot for waterfowl hunting to protect bald eagles from lead poisoning.
f. 4831-4832	Water Resources, 1966-1969. Discusses the preservation, development, and quality of state and national water resources.
f. 4833-4837	Wild Horses, 1978-1986. Criticism of the Bureau of Land Management's Adopt-A-Horse Program.
f. 4838	Wilderness Areas, 1969-1983. Legislation increasing the number.
f. 4839-4843	Postal Reform
f. 4839	Correspondence, 1976-1979. Private express statute, legislation exempting time-sensitive business letters from the statute, and long-haul mail contracts.
f. 4840	Memos, 1978-1979. Long-haul mail contracts, a time-sensitive mail provision, postal rate-setting, and a proposed courier service for the Postal Service.
f. 4841-4843	Reports, 1978. Delivery of time-sensitive letters, transportation firms and the Fair Labor Standards Act, and the Postal Service and electronic communications.
f. 4844-4935	Public Works
f. 4844	A, 1970-1971. Air and water pollution, effects of damming Sangamon River on Allerton Park, Alton Dam project, Atchison County Levee, and Atherton Levee District.
f. 4845-4846	Appropriations, 1970-1974. Pollution control research and various water projects.
f. 4847-4854	Army Corps of Engineers, 1969-1974. Projects: St. Louis harbor line system, navigational improvements on Kansas River, flood control along Mississippi River, Rush Island Power Plant, and solid waste disposal site.
f. 4855	B, 1969-1973. Beverly-Farley Drainage District Levee, the Big Island Levee, Blacksnake Creek flood control, and the Blue Ridge Project.
f. 4856-4858	Blue River, 1968-1973. Flood control efforts.
f. 4859	C, 1969-1973. California public works projects, the Cape Girardeau commercial harbor project, the Cassatot River dam project, and the Castor River Channel.
f. 4860	Cache River, 1973. Northeastern Arkansas Cache River channelization project.
f. 4861-4862	Cannon Dam, 1970-1973. Funding and land acquisition for the project.
f. 4863	Clinton City Park, 1970-1973. Need to relocate park because of the Harry S Truman dam.
f. 4864-4866	County Line Dam, 1971-1973. Proposed dam on the James River.
f. 4867	D, 1970-1973. Daniel Boone Creek, Dade County water projects, and Duck River preservation project.
f. 4868	Disaster Relief, 1970. Activities of the Subcommittee on Disaster Relief.
f. 4869	E, 1969-1971. Earth City Levee project, Elsberry Drainage District, and Everglades Area.
f. 4870	Economic Development Agency (EDA), 1969-1971. Activities of the Subcommittee on Economic Development, the Ozarks Regional Commission, and the EDA.
f. 4871	F, 1970-1971. Upper Middle Fabius Watershed project, Fishing River project, Flat Creek flood control, and Upper French Broad River Basin Development Plan.
f. 4872	Flight Service Station, 1972. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)'s decision to close the Flight Service Station at Kirksville.
f. 4873	Flood Control, 1970-1973. St. Louis, Hannibal, St. Charles County, and West Plains.
f. 4874	Florida Barge Canal, 1970. Criticisms of the project.
f. 4875	G, 1969-1971. Glasgow's agriculture levees, reservoirs in Grand River basin, and a planned sewage lagoon for city of Greenville.
f. 4876	Gasconade River, 1972-1973. Closing of the Gasconade Corps of Engineers Boatyard and flood control on the Gasconade River.
f. 4877	Gower, 1970. Schuster Farms and its waste treatment system for confined hog-raising operations.
f. 4878	H, 1971. Hickory County redevelopment area, Higginsville flood control, and Hinkson Creek flood control.
f. 4879	Howard County, 1969-1971. Erosion of river bank land and bridge flood damage.
f. 4880	J, 1969-1970. Water pollution stemming from a Jefferson County watershed.
f. 4881	K, 1970-1973. Kaskaskia River project, Keytesville bridge project, and highway boat dock near Kimberling City.
f. 4882	Kansas City, 1971-1972. Relocation of the Corps of Engineers' Kansas City office to Omaha, Nebraska.
f. 4883	Kindred Dam, 1970. Proposal dam in North Dakota.
f. 4884	L, 1969-1971. Lakeview Reservoir project, Little Chariton River flood control project, Little River Drainage District project, and Little Sugar Creek project.
f. 4885	L-15 Levee, 1973. L-15 Levee proposed for St. Charles County at the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
f. 4886	Lake Carlyle, 1969-1971. Reports on sailboat harbor negotiations.
f. 4887	Lake Wappapello, 1968-1971. Permits for floating recreational facilities, a transfer in land management, and the use of duck blinds.
f. 4888	Linneus Lake, 1971. Study to determine feasibility of Linneus Lake on Locust Creek.
f. 4889	Lock and Dam, 1970-1973. Condition at Alton, Illinois.
f. 4890	Long Branch Reservoir, 1973. Allocations for continued construction.
f. 4891	M, 1968-1973. Refinery in Machiasport, Miller County flood control, the Morse Mill dam, and the Missouri River levee system.
f. 4892	Maline Creek, 1972-1973. Solutions to storm drainage problems.
f. 4893-4898	Meramec Basin, 1969-1974. Proposed dam on the Meramec River near Sullivan, Missouri.
f. 4899	Mercer Reservoir, 1970. Proposed reservoir in Mercer County.
f. 4900-4901	Mississippi River, 1969-1973. Erosion along the right bank.
f. 4902	Missouri River, 1971-1973. Study to determine the feasibility of providing additional hydro-power at the Missouri River main stem reservoirs.
f. 4903	N, 1969-1971. Channelization project on the Niobrara River, harbor improvements at New Madrid, and a proposed dam on New River.
f. 4904	Nodaway River Basin, 1971-1973. Flood control measures.
f. 4905	Norfolk Dam, 1971. Water pollution, land management, water levels, and a new highway bridge at Norfolk Lake.
f. 4906	O, 1970. Oakley Reservoir project, wildlife resources at the Obion River Basin, and the Oklawaha River project.
f. 4907	Osage River, 1969-1973. Study of the lower reaches, indicating the need for flood plain management.
f. 4908	P, 1970-1973. Pike County flood control, the Piney Ford Reservoir project, and application for a campground fee system at the Pomme de Terre Reservoir.
f. 4909-4911	Pattonsburg Dam, 1969-1975. Construction and power potential of the proposed Pattonsburg reservoir project.
f. 4912	Perry County, 1970-1973. Feasibility study of providing improvements in Perry County Drainage and Levee Districts.
f. 4913	Platte River, 1969-1971. Incorporation of the Platte River Drainage District.
f. 4914	Prosperity Dam, 1970-1971. Proposed dam for Center Creek in Jasper County, Missouri.
f. 4915	Public Works, 1970-1971. Activities of the Senate Committee on Public Works' subcommittees and a national land use policy.
f. 4916	Public Works Acceleration Act, 1981. Legislation providing the unemployed with jobs in construction and related occupations.
f. 4917	R, 1970-1973. Ray-Lafayette Drainage District, Red Rock Reservoir and Dam, Rend Lake project, and Rock Creek Basin study.
f. 4918	S, 1970-1973. Dam at St. Auberts, St. Charles County flood control, a log jam at Salt River, and the Shoal Creek Drainage District.
f. 4919	St. Francis Basin, 1970-1973. Flow improvement plans.
f. 4920	St. Louis Airport, 1971-1972. Location of a secondary airport.
f. 4921	St. Louis Harbor, 1970-1973. Construction of a fill and barge terminal on the right bank of St. Louis harbor.
f. 4922	Smithville, 1970-1971. Funding for the proposed reservoir.
f. 4923	Stockton Dam, 1970-1971. Land management and wildlife resource potential.
f. 4924	T, 1970-1971. Tennessee Valley Authority's power exchange arrangements with privately owned utility companies.
f. 4925-4926	Table Rock, 1970-1973. Permits for private floating and camping facilities at Table Rock Lake.
f. 4927	Tocks Island, 1969-1971. Legislation requiring New Jersey companies developing power to deliver it to preference customers.
f. 4928	Tomahawk Dam, 1970-1973. Restudy of the economic feasibility of the Tomahawk and Indian Lakes in the Blue River Basin.
f. 4929-4932	Truman Dam, 1970-1973. Land acquisition problems and relocation of a road in the area.
f. 4933	U, 1970. Union Reservoir project.
f. 4934	Verona Dam, 1970. Authorization for the project.
f. 4935	W, 1970-1973. Flood control efforts on Wears Creek, the Weldon River Drainage District, and the White River Basin project.
f. 4936-5003	Transportation
f. 4936	Air Bags, 1974-1977. Effectiveness of "Air Cushion" or "Passive Vehicle Occupant" restraints.
f. 4937	Aircraft and Airport Noise Reduction Act, 1978. Legislation assuring that FAA noise standards were met by 1985, that the airlines bore the costs, and that the airlines would receive incentives.
f. 4938	Airline Deregulation, 1977-1979. Analyzes legislation deregulating industry.
f. 4939	Airline Legislation, 1973-1975. Liberalization of charter flight regulations.
f. 4940	Airport Development Aid Program, 1979-1980. Information on the funding of redevelopment projects at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.
f. 4941-4945	Amtrak, 1973-1980. Appropriations, service cut backs, on-time performance, and ridership trends.
f. 4946	Amtrak Authorization Bill, 1978-1979. Amendment requiring Amtrak to establish a reduced fare structure for the elderly and handicapped.
f. 4947	Amtrak Discontinuance, 1973. Plans to discontinue passenger trains between Kansas City and New York.
f. 4948	Automobile Industry, 1977-1980. Materials on GM employees and facilities, and the costs of car regulations.
f. 4949	Aviation Industry, 1980. Formal certification process for the McDonnell Douglas DC-9-80.
f. 4950	Bi-State Development Agency, 1978-1980. Pilot program of wheelchair- accessible transit service, proposed air brake standard, and funding for purchase/repair of buses.
f. 4951-4953	Brakes, 1974-1980. Federal regulations requiring air brake systems for tractor trailer trucks.
f. 4954	Chester Bridge, 1972-1980. Legislation providing for the cooperative operation, maintenance, and repair.
f. 4955-4966	Chrysler, 1971-1980. Reports, articles, statistics, lists, speeches, correspondence, and legislation concerning the effects of government assistance and regulation.
f. 4967-4968	Civil Aeronautics Board, 1975-1979. Regulations on one-stop and special event charters, certification procedures, and selection for direct transatlantic air service.
f. 4969	Concorde, 1976. Air France and British Airways applications to begin limited commercial service with Concorde supersonic aircraft.
f. 4970	Department of Transportation (DOT), 1979. Budget, the "Automotive Safety Training and Research Area," and grants.
f. 4971	Dulles International Airport, 1973-1975. Rapid transit line to Dulles Airport, expansion of the airport, and Washington, D.C.-St. Louis service cut backs.
f. 4972	East-West Gateway Coordinating Council, 1978. Transit planning in the St. Louis metropolitan area.
f. 4973	Emission Controls, 1975-1976. Industrial air pollution and automobile fuel economy.
f. 4974-4976	Federal-Aid Highway Act, 1970-1978. Highway stripping and hazard renewal, construction, and appropriations.
f. 4977	Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), 1975-1979. Responses to rulings designed to improve air safety.
f. 4978	Interstate Highways, 1972-1979. Increases in traffic fatalities and the need to complete the Innerbelt Highway.
f. 4979-4981	Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, 1976-1980. Development of new commercial airport facility.
f. 4982	Milwaukee Railroad, 1979. Bankruptcy proceedings and reorganization of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad.
f. 4983	Odometer Legislation, 1977-1978. Analysis of the odometer provisions of the Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act.
f. 4984	PACCAR International, 1978-1979. Egypt's order for 330 diesel powered trucks.
f. 4985	Rail Service, 1974-1980. Secretary of Transportation's rail services report and the need for a railroad modernization program.
f. 4986	Railroad Abandonments, 1978-1979. Burlington Northern Railroad's decision to abandon service to parts of Missouri and Iowa.
f. 4987-4988	Railroad Deregulation, 1978-1980. Proposal to deregulate the freight rail industry.
f. 4989-4991	Rock Island Railroad, 1975-1980. Financial problems of the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company.
f. 4992	Seatbelt Legislation, 1974-1975. Legislation eliminating both the interlocking and buzzer systems on new cars.
f. 4993	Senate Parking Spaces, 1971. Congressional resolution permitting temporary Senate employee parking on the Capitol grounds.
f. 4994	Shipping, 1978-1980. Problems and expenses of shipping animals via air freight.
f. 4995	Speed Limit, 1977-1980. Pros and cons of the 55 m.p.h. speed limit.
f. 4996	TransWorld Airlines (TWA), 1975-1980. Airline routing via the Kansas City airport, TWA's New York to London route, and compensation for security measures in foreign air transportation.
f. 4997-5000	Truck Deregulation, 1976-1980. Analysis of motor carrier industry, motor carrier regulation, bankruptcy of Eastern Express, brake standards, and commercial motor vehicle safety.
f. 5001	Union Station, 1976-1978. Status of plans for a new rail station in St. Louis.
f. 5002	West Belt, 1972-1973. Problems in getting approval for a West Belt highway contract.
f. 5003	Wild Card Route Case, 1979-1980. Recommendation by the Civil Aeronautics Board that Minneapolis/St. Paul be designated the U.S. gateway for nonstop London service and Western Airlines, Inc. be the air carrier.
f. 5004-5014	Truman
f. 5004	Truman Centennial Committee, 1983-1984. Press releases, reports, correspondence, articles, and photographs.
f. 5005	Truman Centennial Schedule, 1983-1984.
f. 5006	Truman District, 1983-1984. Destruction of homes within Truman Heritage District in connection with planned expansion of First Baptist Church of Independence.
f. 5007	Truman Edition, 1984. Special edition of the Kansas City Star.
f. 5008	Truman Farm, 1983-1985. Funds to restore the Solomon Young (Truman) Farm in Grandview, Missouri.
f. 5009-5010	Truman Home, 1982-1984. Legislation declaring Truman's Independence home a national historic site.
f. 5011	Truman Joint Session, 1982-1984. Activities of the Joint Congressional Committee on Arrangements for the Truman Centennial.
f. 5012	Truman Medal, 1973-1984. Plans to issue a special gold medal coin to Margaret Truman Daniel in honor of her father.
f. 5013	Truman Projects, 1982-1984. Booklet of historical photographs, exhibits, an essay contest, and a concert, all in honor of Truman's centennial.
f. 5014	Truman Stamp, 1983-1984. Legislation directing the Postal Service to issue a special Truman commemorative stamp.

Legislative Director Subseries

Alphabetical, then chronological:
The Legislative Director subseries contains the topical files maintained by Senator Eagleton's legislative directors. The Legislative Director was responsible for supervising the work of the Legislative Assistants and the Legislative Correspondents. The files relate to legislative issues and are arranged under five headings: General (A-Z), Flood Insurance, Social Security, Trade, and Transportation. Within each heading the files are arranged in alphabetical order and then chronologically when there is more than one file per topic.

The files contain a wide variety of background information on the various topics in the form of newsclippings, reports, memos, correspondence, staff notes, and miscellaneous publications. The General files deal with all legislative areas. The Legislative Director was responsible for materials in the subjects of Flood Insurance, Social Security, Trade, and Transportation.

f. 5015-5072	General
f. 5015	American Business Conference, 1981. Eagleton's meeting with the Regulatory Reform Task Force of the Conference.
f. 5016	Beckham Liver Transplant, 1984. Federal/state assistance to liver transplant patients (Tammy Beckham of St. Louis).
f. 5017	Bicycle Safety, 1983. Attempts of a Columbia, Missouri, man to acquire funding for a nationwide education program.
f. 5018	Black Plague Issue, 1983. Federal Trade Commission's printing of a paper entitled "The English Economy Following the Black Death."
f. 5019-5020	Budget, 1976-1985. Limitations on state deficits and budget impoundments and cuts.
f. 5021	Bureau of Standards, 1984. Administration's proposal to abolish the Center for Building Technology.
f. 5022	California Democratic Convention, 1983. Senator Dale Bumpers's speech.
f. 5023-5024	Campaign Expenditures and Issues, 1972-1986. Statistics of expenditures made in connection with congressional campaigns.
f. 5025	Children's Liver Donor Fund (CLDF), 1981-1985. National health policy for organ transplant surgery.
f. 5026	Cigarette Research, 1975. Legislation directing the Consumer Products Safety Commission to set industry standards for a self-extinguishing cigarette.
f. 5027-5028	Cloture Change Proposals, 1972-1985. Use of and changes in Senate Cloture Rule.
f. 5029	Congressional Assistant Program, 1978-1982. Corporate congressional intern program.
f. 5030	D.C. Affairs, 1981-1987. Legislation transferring control of Washington National and Dulles Airports to a local authority.
f. 5031	Department of Defense (DOD), 1981-1983. Budget, the secretary's impoundment power, and weapons stockpiling.
f. 5032	Drunken Driving, 1979-1982. Legislation establishing state alcohol-traffic safety programs as part of each state's highway safety program.
f. 5033	Economic Policies, 1979. Major structural differences among the economies of the U.S., Germany, and Japan.
f. 5034-5035	Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), 1957-1981. Background material on employee ownership of business and the role of the federal government.
f. 5036-5038	Federal Election Commission, 1974-1981. Reports, legislation, correspondence, articles, and press releases regarding changes in the Federal Election Campaign Act.
f. 5039	Federalism, 1981-1982. Outlines Reagan's new federalism program.
f. 5040	Globe Democrat, 1983-1984. Investigation into termination of paper's publication.
f. 5041	Greek Minority in Albania, 1980-1984. Statements from the Panepirotic Federation of America and Canada concerning the treatment of Greeks in Albania.
f. 5042-5044	Gun Legislation, 1974-1984. National Rifle Association's position on such issues as taggants in explosives.
f. 5045	Hyatt Hotel Disaster, 1981-1982. Discusses cause of the collapse of the Hyatt Regency Hotel walkway on 17 July 1981.
f. 5046	Kansas City Regional Centers, 1983-1984. Criticism of a proposed government reorganization plan eliminating Kansas City as a Federal Regional Center.
f. 5047	Kaufman, Henry, 1980-1982. Economist Kaufman's criticism of Reagan's economic program.
f. 5048	Legislative Veto, 1979. Impact of the legislative veto from a constitutional and public policy point of view.
f. 5049	Mondale Campaign, 1983. Eagleton's endorsement of nomination.
f. 5050	National Revitalization Bank, 1981-1982. Legislation creating the U.S. Revitalization Bank and authorizing it to provide loans to qualifying businesses.
f. 5051	Newsletter, 1983. Outlines newsletters produced by Eagleton's staff, discussing a variety of topics of interest to Eagleton and his constituents.
f. 5052	Oil Companies, 1973-1975. Construction of the Alaska Pipeline, the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act, and divestiture.
f. 5053	Organ Transplants, 1983-1984. Information on techniques, the shortage of organs, and the moral issues involved.
f. 5054	Reagan Comparison, 1970-1983. Materials to be used in a comparison of Reagan's administration with those of past presidents.
f. 5055	Reaganomics, 1981-1984. Economic policies and budget reductions.
f. 5056	Reimbursement for Witnesses, 1975-1976. Legislation providing for reimbursement of individuals summoned or invited to appear before Senate committees.
f. 5057-5059	Sports Bill, 1971-1987. Legislation clarifying the application of the antitrust laws to professional team sports leagues.
f. 5060	Stockton Dam, 1976-1984. Settlement of damage claims from flooding, November 1972-June 1974.
f. 5061	Tax Indexing, 1981-1985. Bill tying scheduled tax indexation to the federal deficit.
f. 5062	Tax Measures, 1982-1983. Changes in the current income tax system.
f. 5063	Taxes, 1980-1986. Information on tax cut delays, the "corporate minimum tax," and gas taxes.
f. 5064	Tea Tasters, 1973-1976. Criticism of the cost incurred by the FDA's Tea Tasters Program.
f. 5065-5068	Time-Sensitive Mail, 1978-1979. Postal Service proposal to compete directly with private couriers in providing same day delivery service.
f. 5069-5070	Voting Record, 1981. Eagleton's voting record on such topics as congressional reform, education, foreign affairs, and housing.
f. 5071-5072	War Powers, 1981-1985. Application of the War Powers Resolution to U.S. peacekeeping forces in Lebanon and the invasion of Grenada.
f. 5073-5129	Flood Insurance
f. 5073	Articles, 1978-1979. Federal flood insurance program.
f. 5074	Cape Coral, 1978-1979. Study.
f. 5075-5077	Cases, 1974-1976. Application of the Flood Disaster Protection Act.
f. 5078-5080	Clippings, 1975-1978. Flood insurance, flood area designations, and flooding problems.
f. 5081-5089	Correspondence, 1973-1979. Concerns such issues as heavy flood damage along the Missouri and Mississippi River, the Flood Disaster Protection Act and the National Flood Insurance Program.
f. 5090-5091	FAIR Plan, 1971-1979. Reports, correspondence, articles, and cases regarding the Missouri Property Insurance Placement Facility (FAIR).
f. 5092-5094	General, 1973-1983. Correspondence, reports, press releases, and articles pertaining to the National Flood Insurance Program.
f. 5095	General Accounting Office, 1975-1977. Cost analysis of the federal flood insurance program.
f. 5096-5100	Hearings, 1966-1977. To develop factual information on which to determine whether the Federal Flood Insurance Act required corrective legislation.
f. 5101-5106	Housing and Urban Development, 1974-1979. Results of a questionnaire sent to communities considered flood prone, and information on the Federal Insurance Administration.
f. 5107	Georgina Landman, 1973-1976
f. 5108	Lawsuit, 1976
f. 5109	Legislation, 1968-1974
f. 5110	Legislation, 1974-1975
f. 5111	Legislation, 1976
f. 5112	Legislation, 1976-1977
f. 5113	Memos, 1973-1975
f. 5114	Memos, 1976-1977
f. 5115	Memos, 19778-1979
f. 5116	Missouri Floods, 1973-1982
f. 5117	National Flood Insurance Association, 1976-1977
f. 5118-5120	National Flood Insurance Association, 1977
f. 5121	National Flood Insurance Association, 1981-1984
f. 5122	Questionnaire, 1977
f. 5123	Reports, 1968-1973
f. 5124	Reports, 1973-1975
f. 5125	Reports, 1975-1976
f. 5126	Senate Confirmations, 1973-1978
f. 5127	James Siebels, 1979-1980
f. 5128	Small Business Act, 1975-1976
f. 5129	Speeches, 1973-1977
f. 5130-5164	Social Security
f. 5130	Amendments, 1980-1983
f. 5131	Church Groups
f. 5132	Contact Stations, 1983
f. 5133	Cost-of-Living, 1979-1984
f. 5134	Cut, 1981-1982
f. 5135	Dear Colleague, 1982
f. 5136	Accepting of Benefits, 1981-1984
f. 5137	Disability Amendments, 1979-1983
f. 5138	Disability Information, 1979-1984
f. 5139	Disability Information, 1985
f. 5140	Disability Program, 1980-1984
f. 5141	Earnings Limitations, 1980-1982
f. 5142	General, 1981
f. 5143	General, 1981-1983
f. 5144	Independent Agency, 1984
f. 5145	Investment Bill, 1981
f. 5146	National Commission on Social Security Reform, 1982-1984
f. 5147	National Committee to Preserve Social Security, 1984
f. 5148	Offset Provision, 1981-1984
f. 5149	Overseas Beneficiaries, 1982
f. 5150	Prisoner Benefits, 1980-1981
f. 5151	Proposals, 1981-1982
f. 5152	Resources, 1982
f. 5153	Retirement, 1981-1983
f. 5154	Student Benefits, 1980-1982
f. 5155	Taxation of Benefits, 1983-1985
f. 5156	Trustees Reports--Insurance, 1982
f. 5157	Trustees Reports--Insurance, 1983
f. 5158	Trustees Reports--Insurance, 1984
f. 5159	Unified Budget, 1981-1982
f. 5160	Unnegotiated Checks, 1982
f. 5161	Windfall Profit Tax, 1979-1980
f. 5162	Windfall Profit Tax, 1980
f. 5163	Windfall Profit Tax, 1981
f. 5164	Windfall Profit Tax, 1981-1982
f. 5165-5173	Trade
f. 5165	Automobile Export Restraint, 1983
f. 5166	Japan (1970), Korea (1984)--Trips
f. 5167	Japan and Korea, 1985--Trips
f. 5168	Japan and Korea, 1985-1986--Trips
f. 5169	Japanese Trade Barriers, 1983
f. 5170	Motorcycles, 1983
f. 5171	Shoe Imports, 1981-1982
f. 5172	Textile-Apparel Industry, 1983
f. 5173	Wine Industry, 1978-1984
f. 5174-5278	Transportation--General
f. 5174	Advisory Committees, 1980
f. 5175	Appropriations, 1979-1980
f. 5176	Appropriations, 1980-1982
f. 5177	Appropriations, 1982-1983
f. 5178	Appropriations, 1983
f. 5179	Bi-State Development Agency, 1981-1984
f. 5180	Coast Guard Issue, 1982
f. 5181	Fuel Standards, 1985
f. 5182	Greyhound, 1983
f. 5183	Highway Bill, 1982-1983
f. 5184	Kansas City Area Transportation Authority, 1981
f. 5185	Public Transit, 1984
f. 5186	School Buses, 1983
f. 5187	Speed Limit, 1977-1982
f. 5188	Truck De-regulation, 1981-1982
f. 5189	Truck Safety Legislation, 1980
f. 5190	Truck Weight Issue, 1981-1983
f. 5191-5219	Transportation--Air
f. 5191	Air Travelers Security Act, 1983-1984
f. 5192	Airline De-regulation, 1979-1982
f. 5193	Airport and Airway Development Act, 1980-1982
f. 5194	Braniff Airlines, 1982
f. 5195	Control Tower Closings, 1975-1981
f. 5196	Control Tower Closings, 1981-1982
f. 5197	Control Tower Closings, 1982-1985
f. 5198	Control Tower Closings, n.d.
f. 5199	Eastern Airlines, 1983
f. 5200	Grant Applications, 1981-1983
f. 5201	Grant Applications, 1983
f. 5202	Grant Applications, 1983-1984
f. 5203	Kansas City International Airport, 1982-1983
f. 5204	London Non-Stop Service, 1984
f. 5205	Montreal Protocols, 1982-1985
f. 5206	Overbooking, n.d.
f. 5207	St. Louis Airport, 1970
f. 5208-5209	St. Louis Airport, 1971
f. 5210	St. Louis Airport, 1972-1979
f. 5211	St. Louis Airport, 1980-1983
f. 5212	St. Louis Airport, 1984
f. 5213	St. Louis-Toronto Route, 1982
f. 5214	Smoking on Airplanes, 1982-1984
f. 5215	Subsidies, 1978-1982
f. 5216	TransWorld Airlines Takeover, 1981-1983
f. 5217	TransWorld Airlines Takeover, 1982-1985
f. 5218	TransWorld Airlines Takeover, 1985-1986
f. 5219	Microwave Wilcox Landing Systems, 1984
f. 5220-5245	Transportation--Automobile
f. 5220	Automobile Industry, 1979-1980
f. 5221	Automobile Industry, 1980
f. 5222	Automobile Industry, 1980-1981
f. 5223	Bumper Standards, 1982
f. 5224	Child Restraint Systems, 1984
f. 5225	Domestic Content, 1978-1982
f. 5226	Domestic Content, 1983-1984
f. 5227	Ford Transmissions Investigations, 1980
f. 5228	Fuel Standards, 1983-1985
f. 5229	General Motors, 1983
f. 5230	Highways, 1978-1984
f. 5231	Import Information, 1979-1980
f. 5232-5233	Import Information, 1980
f. 5234	Import Quotas, 1980-1985
f. 5235	Interstate Cost Estimates, 1983-1984
f. 5236	Kansas City Highway Projects, 1985
f. 5237	Martin Luther King Bridge, 1981-1982
f. 5238	Passive Restraint Regulations, 1981-1983
f. 5239	Passive Restraint Regulations, 1984
f. 5240-5241	Passive Restraint Regulations, n.d.
f. 5242	Seat Belt Issue, 1981-1983
f. 5243	Soviet Automobile Imports, 1980
f. 5244	Vandeventer Overpass, 1977-1983
f. 5245	Wilson's Creek National Battlefield, 1983
f. 5246-5278	Transportation--Railroad
f. 5246	Amtrak, 1979-1981
f. 5247	Amtrak, 1981-1982
f. 5248	Amtrak, 1982-1983
f. 5249	Amtrak, 1983
f. 5250	Amtrak, 1983-1985
f. 5251-5252	Box Car De-regulation, 1983
f. 5253	Burlington Northern, 1978-1982
f. 5254-5255	Burlington Northern, 1983
f. 5256	Burlington Northern, 1983-1984
f. 5257	Conrail, 1983-1986
f. 5258	Conrail, 1986
f. 5259	Deregulation, 1980-1982
f. 5260	Milwaukee Road, 1983
f. 5261	Milwaukee Road, 1983-1984
f. 5262	National Transport Museum, 1981-1983
f. 5263	Norfolk and Western Railway Company, 1983
f. 5264	Railroad Employees, 1983-1984
f. 5265	Richmond-Henrietta Line, 1984
f. 5266	Rock Island Railroad, 1979-1980
f. 5267	Rock Island Railroad, 1980
f. 5268	Rock Island Railroad, 1980-1981
f. 5269	Rock Island Railroad, 1982-1983
f. 5270-5271	Rock Island Railroad, 1983
f. 5272	St. Louis Light Rail Project, 1982-1983
f. 5273	St. Louis Light Rail Project, 1983-1984
f. 5274	St. Louis Light Rail Project, 1984
f. 5275	St. Louis Light Rail Project, 1984-1986
f. 5276	Short Line Railroad, 1983-1984
f. 5277	Southern Pacific, 1981
f. 5278	Union Pacific, 1981

Cosponsorship, 1969-1986 Subseries

The Cosponsorship subseries is arranged chronologically by Congress and comprised of subject files, All Option Reports (Cosponsorship and Sponsorship), and Legislative Activities reports relating to the legislation that Eagleton sponsored or cosponsored. The subject files appearing at the beginning of the series span from the 91st Congress (1969-1970) to the 92d Congress (1971-1972). These legislative topics are arranged into two alphabetical subject sections within each Congress: Senate resolutions/ bills and amendments to House of Representatives bills. These files contain colleague correspondence, statements, and background information on Senate Resolutions, Senate bills, and amendments to House legislation that Eagleton cosponsored. Some of the files contained only a printed copy of the bill that Eagleton cosponsored. However, most of the files hold cosponsorship forms on which office staff members recorded notes and summaries regarding the bills, letters from the sponsoring Senators, fact sheets, and speeches introducing the bills.

There are scattered, incomplete cosponsorship materials in the microfilm of the Voting Record subseries for the 93d and 94th Congress. These items are in rough chronological order and include cosponsorship forms, letters, bill analyses, and fact sheets.

NOTE: The printed copy of most of the bills has been removed from the Cosponsorship files unless the copy had been annotated. Printed amendments were left in the files. When a file contained only the printed bill, a "Removed" note replaced it. For printed copies of bills please contact the Government Documents section of Ellis Library.

f. 5279-5307	Subject Files, 91st Congress
f. 5279	Agriculture
f. 5280	Armed Services
f. 5281	Civil Disorders
f. 5282	Civil Rights
f. 5283	Commerce
f. 5284	Commerce - Congress
f. 5285	Courts
f. 5286	Crime
f. 5287	Defense
f. 5288	District of Columbia
f. 5289	Economy
f. 5290	Education
f. 5291	Foreign Affairs
f. 5292	Health (S. J. Res. 154-S. 2182)
f. 5293	Health (S.2482-S.3355)
f. 5294	Health (S.3418-S.3586)
f. 5295	Health (S.3835, S.4564)
f. 5296	Labor
f. 5297	Natural Resources (S. J. Res. 28-S.2005)
f. 5298	Natural Resources (S.2391-S.4092)
f. 5299	Political Affairs
f. 5300	Public Activities- Science
f. 5301	Taxes (S. 15-S.500) (1 photo)
f. 5302	Taxes (S.2804-S.3715)
f. 5303	Transportation - Veterans
f. 5304	Welfare (S. Res. 68-S.1132)
f. 5305	Welfare (S.1209-S.3307)
f. 5306	House of Representatives, Agriculture - Housing
f. 5307	House of Representatives, Labor - Welfare
f. 5308-5322	Subject Files, 92d Congress
f. 5308-5309	Agriculture
f. 5310	Armed Services - Commerce
f. 5311	Congress - Courts
f. 5312	District of Columbia - Economy
f. 5313	Education
f. 5314	Foreign Affairs - Government Reorganization
f. 5315-5316	Health
f. 5317	Housing - Memorials
f. 5318	Natural Resources
f. 5319	Political Affairs - Science
f. 5320	Veterans
f. 5321	Welfare
f. 5322	House of Representatives, Defense - Welfare

NOTE: For the 93d Congress thru the 94th Congress, see the Voting Record subseries, rolls 523-528.

All Option Reports Section

The All Option Reports are books of information on all bills, resolutions, and amendments that Eagleton either cosponsored or sponsored, 1977-1986. The volumes are arranged by Congress and the bills are listed chronologically within each volume. The descriptions for each resolution, bill, or amendment includes the following: date of introduction, sponsor, committee referrals, cosponsors, short title as introduced, latest official title, official title as introduced, legislative actions, an abstract, digest, and index terms. The identity of the creator(s) of the reports is unclear as is the use of the index terms since no index accompanies the volumes.

f. 5323	95th Congress, 1977-1978
f. 5324	96th Congress, 1979-1980, Vol. I
f. 5325	96th Congress, 1979-1980, Vol. II
f. 5326	97th Congress, 1981-1982, Vol. I
f. 5327	97th Congress, 1981-1982, Vol. II
f. 5328	98th Congress, 1983-1984, Vol. I
f. 5329	98th Congress, 1983-1984, Vol. II
f. 5330	99th Congress, 1985-1986, Vol. I
f. 5331	99th Congress, 1985-1986, Vol. II

All Option Reports Sponsorship

f. 5332	95th Congress, 1977-1978
f. 5333	96th Congress, 1979-1980
f. 5334	97th-99th Congress, 1981-1986

Legislative Activities Section

The Legislative Activities reports are volumes prepared by the Senate Computer Center, Office of the Sergeant at Arms and Committee on Rules and Administration. The report is divided into seven sections: Sponsored Measures, Cosponsored Measures, Sponsored Measures Organized by Committee Referral, Cosponsored Measures Organized by Committee Referral, Sponsored Amendments, Cosponsored Amendments, and Subject Index to Measures and Amendments. The descriptions contained in the reports are very brief and include only Official Title/Statement of Purpose and Latest Status of the measures.

f. 5335	3 January 1977 - 30 November 1978
f. 5336	15 January 1979 - 2 January 1981
f. 5337	5 January 1981 - 2 January 1983
f. 5338	3 January 1983 - 2 January 1985
f. 5339	3 January 1985 - 15 November 1986

Voting Record, 1969-1986 Subseries

Chronological by Congress and alphabetical:
The Voting Record subseries represents a subject documentation of Senator Eagelton's legislative activities. The Voting Record subseries appears in two formats: microfilm and paper.

The 12 rolls of microfilm contain speeches, press releases, news releases ("Frankly Speaking"), newsclippings on legislative issues, excerpts from the Congressional Record, ROBO reply letters, issues of the Senate Voting Record compiled by the Senate Democratic Policy Committee, radio spots, Dear Colleague letters, joint letters, and cosponsorship forms on selected bills and amendments that Eagleton cosponsored. These materials are arranged by Congress but do not appear in strict chronological order. In most instances, like materials have been placed together (e.g. press releases) and appear in one or more sections throughout one roll of microfilm. Each document has been assigned an identification number and the items appear in numerical order on the microfilm.

There is a computer printout (f. 5340) which acts as an index for rolls #527 and #528. However, there is no index for rolls #517-#526 (1969-1974). The entries are arranged alphabetically by assigned topics such as Aging, Economy, or Veterans. Four columns of information appear on the index: document number (which corresponds to the microfilm), subject of the document, type of document, and assigned topic/date of the document.

f. 5340	Microfilm index
r. 517	1969-1971 (1-1555)
r. 518	1969-1971 (1556-1604, 2918-3406)
r. 519	1969-1971 (3434-3926, 3976-4002, 4265-4380)
r. 520	1969-1971 (4382-5368)
r. 521	1971-1972 (5380-6125)
r. 522	1971-1972 (6126-6936)
r. 523	1972-1973 (6936-8083)
r. 524	1972-1973 (8084-8869)
r. 525	1973 (8870-10300)
r. 526	1973-1974 (10301-11588)
r. 527	1974 (011875-013234)
r. 528	1974-1975 (013235-014811)

Voting Record - Bills and Statements

The following section of the Voting Record subseries concerns specific legislation with which Eagleton was involved. The TFE Bills folders are arranged chronologically by Congress and contain typed notebooks maintained by staff members of the bills that Eagleton sponsored and cosponsored. The notebooks list the bills in two ways: by subject and by Senate and House number. The subject list includes a brief description of each bill and the numerical list includes a succinct, dated legislative history. The Statements folders contain excerpts from the Congressional Record, joint letters, VIP letters, Dear Colleague letters, and target mailings related to the information in the TFE Bills folders.

f. 5341-5342	93rd Congress (1973-1974)
f. 5341	TFE Bills (House, Resolutions, Senate thru S.1109)
f. 5342	TFE Bills (S.1114-S.4216)
f. 5343-5345	94th Congress (1975-1976)
f. 5343	TFE Bills (S.199-S.3440)
f. 5344	TFE Bills (S.3531-S.3818, House, Resolutions)
f. 5345	Briefing Book. Divided by subject with summaries.
f. 5346-5354	95th Congress (1977-1978)
f. 5346	TFE Bills (S.4-S.1838)
f. 5347	TFE Bills (S.1842-S.3555, House, Resolutions)
f. 5348	Statements (25 January 1977 - 11 July 1977)
f. 5349	Statements (13 July 1977 - 6 December 1977)
f. 5350	Statements (27 December 1977 - 11 July 1978)
f. 5351	Statements (12 July 1978 - 13 December 1978)
f. 5352	Briefing Book
f. 5353	Voting Record (Abortion-General Government). Subject breakdown of TFE's voting.
f. 5354	Voting Record (Gun Control-Vietnam)
f. 5355-5364	96th Congress (1979-1980)
f. 5355	TFE Bills (S.2-S.1553)
f. 5356	TFE Bills (S.1568-S.3184, House, Resolutions)
f. 5357	Statements (15 January 1979 - 26 April 1979). Contains a Legislative report.
f. 5358	Statements (30 April 1979 - 20 July 1979)
f. 5359	Statements (21 July 1979 - 16 November 1979)
f. 5360	Statements (20 November 1979 - January 1980)
f. 5361	Statements (4 February 1980 - May)
f. 5362	Statements (June - July 1980)
f. 5363	Statements (August - 25 September 1980)
f. 5364	Statements (29 September - December 1980)
f. 5365-5374	97th Congress (1981-1982)
f. 5365	TFE Bills (Resolutions). Slightly different format.
f. 5366	TFE Bills (S.10-3093, House)
f. 5367	Statements (Legislative Reports, 5 January 1981 - 6 April 1981)
f. 5368	Statements (7 April 1981 - 25 June 1981)
f. 5369	Statements (8 July 1981 - 19 October 1981)
f. 5370	Statements (20 October 1981 - 23 December 1981)
f. 5371	Statements (Legislative Reports, 7 January 1982 - 22 April 1982)
f. 5372	Statements (23 April 1982 - 30 June 1982)
f. 5373	Statements (30 June 1982 - 31 August 1982)
f. 5374	Statements (September - December 1982)
f. 5375-5382	98th Congress (1983-1984)
f. 5375	TFE Bills (House Bills, Senate Resolutions)
f. 5376	TFE Bills (Senate)
f. 5377	Statements (January - 24 March 1983)
f. 5378	Statements (April - July 1983)
f. 5379	Statements (August - December 1983)
f. 5380	Statements (January - April, 1984)
f. 5381	Statements (May - June, 1984)
f. 5382	Statements (July - December, 1984)
f. 5383-5387	99th Congress (1985-1986)
f. 5383	TFE Bills (House, Resolutions, S. 8-S.2149)
f. 5384	Statements (January - April, 1985)
f. 5385	Statements (May - August, 1985)
f. 5386	Statements (September - December, 1985)
f. 5387	Statements (1986)

Card Files: The card files are subject indices to bills, to Dear Colleague and joint letters, and to target mailings 1977-1986 which are located in the TFE Bills and Statements of the Voting Record subseries (f. 5348-f. 5387). In addition, the card files contain references to news statements and press releases which are interfiled in chronological order in the Press series (currently unprocessed).

c.f. 3	95th Congress (1977-1978)
c.f. 4	96th Congress, 1st Session (1979-1980)
c.f. 5	96th Congress, 2d Session (1979-1980)
c.f. 6	97th Congress (A-F) (1981-1982)
c.f. 7	97th Congress (Fo-V) (1981-1982)
c.f. 8	98th Congress (A-F) (1983-1984)
c.f. 9	98th Congress (Fo-V) (1983-1984)
c.f. 10	99th Congress (1985-1986)

Voting Record Indices

The final section of the Voting Record subseries includes indices and compilations providing subject access to Eagleton's voting record in the Senate. Staff members maintained and arranged alphabetically by topic the Master Issue File (1974) and the Issue Book (1974-1980). They are synopses of the Senator's position on legislative issues during his first and second terms, 1969-1980. The Congressional Record Index provides access to Eagleton's statements in the Congressional Record (1969-1986).

For information on Eagleton's vote on particular bills there are two formats to consult. The Senate Democratic Policy Committee compiled the Multiyear Issue Index. It provides subject access to Eagleton's voting record for 1979-1984 and for 1979-1985. There are two versions of the 1979-1985 Multiyear Issue Index. The first is the same format as that for the 1979-1984 Multiyear Issue Index and is called a descriptive index which provides a brief summary of the bills being voted upon. The second version of the 1979-1985 Multiyear Issue Index is called a topical index and provides only the vote number, offering no description of the measures.

Eagleton's staff maintained its own Voting Record indices for 1974-1979 and for 1977-1984. The 1974-1979 Voting Record index is arranged alphabetically by topic and then by year within each topic. There is a brief description accompanying each vote concerning the bills/amendments in question and the actions taken. The 1977-1984 Voting Record index is arranged chronologically by vote number and gives Eagleton's votes along with those of Senator John C. Danforth. There is significantly less description included in the 1977-1984 record than in the 1974-1979 record.

f. 5388-5393	Master Issue File, 1969-1974
f. 5388	A-B
f. 5389	B-C
f. 5390	C-E
f. 5391	F-L
f. 5392	P-V
f. 5393	W
f. 5394-5395	Issue Book, 1974-1980
f. 5394	A-E
f. 5395	F-W
f. 5396	Congressional Record Index, 1969-1986
f. 5397-5403	Voting records
f.5397	Multiyear Issue Index, 1979-1984
f.5398-5399	Multiyear Issue Index, 1979-1985
f. 5398	Descriptive version
f. 5399	Topical version
f. 5400	Voting Record, 1974-1979 (A-F)
f. 5401	Voting Record, 1974-1979(F-W)
f. 5402	Voting Record, 1977-1984 (1977-1980)
f. 5403	Voting Record, 1977-1984 (1981-1984)

NOTE: Other voting indices are located in f. 4534-4535 and f. 5069-5070 of the Legislative series, Subject Files subseries.

Correspondence and Background subseries

Chronological order and then alphabetically by topic. Please note that original folder titles have been retained.

1969
f. 5404	Agriculture
f. 5405	Armed Services, A-E
f. 5406	Armed Services, F-W
f. 5407	Armed Services-Army Aviation Research
f. 5408	Armed Services-Missouri, Noel
f. 5409	Civil Rights
f. 5410	Civil Service
f. 5411	Commerce, A-T
f. 5412	Commerce, Black Economic Union
f. 5413	Commerce, Black Economic Union-Kansas City chapter
f. 5414	Commerce, ESSA-Weather Station
f. 5415	Commerce, Imports-Exports
f. 5416	Confirmations
f. 5417	Congress
f. 5418	Courts
f. 5419	Crime
f. 5420	Defense
f. 5421	District of Columbia, B-I
f. 5422	District of Columbia, S-W
f. 5423	District of Columbia, Committee
f. 5424	District of Columbia, Crime
f. 5425	District of Columbia, Parking bill
f. 5426	District of Columbia, Revenue
f. 5427	District of Columbia, Statute of limitations
f. 5428	District of Columbia, Taxes
f. 5429	District of Columbia, Transit
f. 5430	Economy, C-E
f. 5431	Economy, F-O
f. 5432	Economy, P-W
f. 5433	Education, C-H
f. 5434	Education, I-Y
f. 5435	Education, Title III
f. 5436	Federal Government
f. 5437	Foreign Affairs, A-F
f. 5438	Foreign Affairs, I-S
f. 5439	Health, A-D
f. 5440	Health, G-T
f. 5441	Housing, B-U
f. 5442	Housing-St. Louis
f. 5443	Housing-St. Louis
f. 5444	Immigration
f. 5445	Industry, A-R
f. 5446	Industry, R-T
f. 5447	Labor, B-J
f. 5448	Labor, K-O
f. 5449	Labor, P-U
f. 5450	Labor, Oasis, Jan-Aug
f. 5451	Labor, Oasis, Sept-Nov
f. 5452	Labor, Oasis, December
f. 5453	Labor, Pension benefits-Poplar Bluffs Job Corps Center
f. 5454	Labor, St. Louis-Job Corps Center
f. 5455	Labor, Subcommittee on Evaluation & Planning of Social Programs
f. 5456	Library of Congress
f. 5457	Memorial Holidays
f. 5458	Missouri, A-I
f. 5459	Missouri, L-W
f. 5460	Missouri, Churchill Memorial
f. 5461	Missouri, Department of Highways, April-July
f. 5462	Missouri, Department of Highways, Aug-Dec
f. 5463	Natural Resources, A-L
f. 5464	Natural Resources, N-Po
f. 5465	Natural Resources, Pu-W
f. 5466	Natural Resources, air pollution-St. Louis
f. 5467	Political Affairs, C-D
f. 5468	Political Affairs, E-J
f. 5469	Political Affairs, S-Y
f. 5470	Political Affairs, TFE campaign dinner
f. 5471	Political Affairs, Democratic Party reform
f. 5472	Political Affairs, Democratic Party reform
f. 5473	Political Affairs, Democratic Party reform-Missouri
f. 5474	Public Works, A-B
f. 5475	Public Works, C
f. 5476	Public Works, D-K
f. 5477	Public Works, La-Lh
f. 5478	Public Works, Li-Lz
f. 5479	Public Works, M-N
f. 5480	Public Works, O-R
f. 5481	Public Works, S
f. 5482	Public Works, T-W
f. 5483	Public Works, Army Corps of Engineers, A-D
f. 5484	Public Works, Army Corps of Engineers, E-P
f. 5485	Public Works, Meramec Basin, Jan-Sept
f. 5486	Public Works, Meramec Basin, October
f. 5487	Public Works, Meramec Basin, Nov-Dec
f. 5488	Public Works, Pattonsburg (MO)
f. 5489	Pornography-President of the U.S.
f. 5490	Prison-Publicity
f. 5491	Science
f. 5492	Science, Southeast Missouri Radioisotope Cancer Program
f. 5493	Security
f. 5494	Taxes, A-C
f. 5495	Taxes, D-O
f. 5496	Taxes, P-T
f. 5497	Transportation, A-B
f. 5498	Transportation, C-T
f. 5499	Treaties-Veterans
f. 5500	Welfare, A-M
f. 5501	Welfare, P-V
f. 5502	Welfare, Medicare/Medicaid
1970
f. 5503	Agriculture, A-F
f. 5504	Agriculture, F-T
f. 5505	Agriculture, Cotton, Jan-May
f. 5506	Agriculture, Cotton, June-Oct
f. 5507	Armed Services, A-H
f. 5508	Armed Services, I-Nat
f. 5509	Armed Services, Ne-V
f. 5510	Civil Disorder
f. 5511	Civil Rights, B-I
f. 5512	Civil Rights, P-V
f. 5513	Civil Service-Commerce, C
f. 5514	Commerce, D-E
f. 5515	Commerce, F-W
f. 5516	Communications-Confirmations
f. 5517	Congress
f. 5518	Congress, Congressional Leadership for the Future
f. 5519	Courts
f. 5520	Crime
f. 5521	Defense
f. 5522	District of Columbia, A-E
f. 5523	District of Columbia, F-H
f. 5524	District of Columbia, I-P
f. 5525	District of Columbia, S-W
f. 5526	District of Columbia, Crime, Jan-May
f. 5527	District of Columbia, Crime, June
f. 5528	District of Columbia, Crime, July-Oct
f. 5529	District of Columbia, Revenue
f. 5530	District of Columbia, Senate Committee, Jan-May
f. 5531	District of Columbia, Senate Committee, June-Oct
f. 5532	District of Columbia, Senate Committee, Nov-Dec
f. 5533	District of Columbia, Senate Committee, Community Day Care Coalition
f. 5534	District of Columbia, Transit
f. 5535	Economy
f. 5536	Education, A-P
f. 5537	Education, Vocational
f. 5538	Federal Government-Foreign Affairs, A-Ce
f. 5539	Foreign Affairs, Ci-M
f. 5540	Foreign Affairs, N-U
f. 5541	Foreign Affairs, Cambodia, Jan-May
f. 5542	Foreign Affairs, Cambodia, June
f. 5543	Foreign Affairs, Cambodia, July-Dec
f. 5544	Foreign Affairs, Vietnam
f. 5545	Health, A-F
f. 5546	Health, H-P
f. 5547	Housing
f. 5548	Housing, St. Louis Authority
f. 5549	Immigration-Industry
f. 5550	Labor, B-O
f. 5551	Labor, P-U
f. 5552	Labor, Bridgeton-Job Corps Center
f. 5553	Labor, Excelsior Springs-Job Corps Center, April-June
f. 5554	Labor, Excelsior Springs-Job Corps Center, June-Sept
f. 5555	Labor, Railroad Retirement
f. 5556	Memorials
f. 5557	Missouri
f. 5558	Missouri, Legal
f. 5559	Missouri, Local Matters
f. 5560	Natural Resources, A-B
f. 5561	Natural Resources, C-Po
f. 5562	Natural Resources, Pr-W
f. 5563	Natural Resources, Environmental Teach-In
f. 5564	Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Air & Water Pollution
f. 5565	Political Affairs
f. 5566	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, Jan-June
f. 5567	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, July
f. 5568	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, August
f. 5569	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, September
f. 5570	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, October
f. 5571	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, Material
f. 5572	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, Spending
f. 5573	Political Affairs, 1970 Campaign & Election, Television time
f. 5574	Political Affairs, Democratic National Committee, General, A-O
f. 5575	Political Affairs, Democratic National Committee, General, P-S
f. 5576	Political Affairs, Democratic National Committee, Human Environment, April-July
f. 5577	Political Affairs, Democratic National Committee, Human Environment, Aug-Dec
f. 5578	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri, Jan-Oct
f. 5579	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri, Nov-Dec
f. 5580	Political Affairs, Democratic Party, Reform, Jan-Sept
f. 5581	Political Affairs, Democratic Party, Reform, Oct-Dec
f. 5582	Political Affairs, Democratic Senate Campaign Committee
f. 5583	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, Jan-Feb
f. 5584	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, March
f. 5585	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, April 1-7
f. 5586	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, April 8-18
f. 5587	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, April 20-30
f. 5588	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, May
f. 5589	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, June
f. 5590	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, July
f. 5591	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, August
f. 5592	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, September
f. 5593	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, October
f. 5594	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform, Nov-Dec
f. 5595-5598	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform-Background
f. 5599	Political Affairs, Electoral College Reform-Background, Curzon
f. 5600	Political Affairs, Jackson Day
f. 5601	Political Affairs, Kennedy (Senator)
f. 5602	Political Affairs, Responses to the Real Majority
f. 5603	Political Affairs, Symington (Senator Stuart)
f. 5604	Post Office
f. 5605	Powers of the President of the U.S.
f. 5606	Public Works
f. 5607	Publicity
f. 5608	Science-Security
f. 5609	Taxes
f. 5610	Transportation, A-M
f. 5611	Transportation, R-T
f. 5612	Veterans
f. 5613	Welfare, A-M
f. 5614	Welfare, R-S
1971
f. 5615	Agriculture, B-I
f. 5616	Agriculture, Cattle-Litton, Jerry
f. 5617	Agriculture, Cotton
f. 5618	Agriculture, Crop Reports-Corn
f. 5619	Agriculture, Crop Reports-Soybeans, Wheat
f. 5620	Agriculture, Programs-General
f. 5621	Agriculture, Programs. F-S
f. 5622	Armed Services, A-D
f. 5623	Armed Services, I-V
f. 5624	Armed Services, Facilities
f. 5625	Armed Services, Manpower
f. 5626	Armed Services, Selective Service Reform
f. 5627	Civil Disorder-Civil Rights
f. 5628	Civil Service
f. 5629	Civil Service-Commerce, A-C
f. 5630	Commerce, C-S
f. 5631	Commerce, Foreign
f. 5632	Confirmations
f. 5633	Congress
f. 5634	Congress-Courts
f. 5635-5636	Crime
f. 5637	Defense
f. 5638	District of Columbia, Committee
f. 5639	District of Columbia, Committee, A-G
f. 5640	District of Columbia, Committee, H-S
f. 5641	District of Columbia, Committee-Disability case
f. 5642	District of Columbia, Committee-Transportation
f. 5643	Economy, C-I
f. 5644	Economy, M-T
f. 5645	Economy, Wage/Price Controls
f. 5646	Education, A-F
f. 5647	Education, Higher
f. 5648	Education, Vocational
f. 5649	Education, Vocational-Conference
f. 5650	Federal Government
f. 5651	Foreign Affairs, A-I
f. 5652	Foreign Affairs, M-U
f. 5653	Foreign Affairs, Vietnam, Jan-May
f. 5654	Foreign Affairs, Vietnam, June-Dec
f. 5655	Health, A-D
f. 5656	Health, F-L
f. 5657	Health, M-R
f. 5658	Health, Aging
f. 5659	Health, Child Care
f. 5660	Health, Grants
f. 5661	Health, Insurance
f. 5662	Health, Manpower
f. 5663	Housing-Industry
f. 5664	Labor, B-E
f. 5665	Labor, K-U
f. 5666	Labor, Kansas City Bricklayers Union
f. 5667	Library of Congress-Memorials
f. 5668	Missouri, A-W
f. 5669	Missouri, Local Matters
f. 5670	Natural Resources, A-E
f. 5671	Natural Resources, M-P
f. 5672	Natural Resources, Fish-Fuel
f. 5673	Natural Resources, Landmarks-Jefferson Barracks
f. 5674	Natural Resources, National Environment Lab, May-June
f. 5675	Natural Resources, National Environment Lab, July-Aug
f. 5676	Natural Resources, National Environment Lab, Aug-Sept
f. 5677	Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Air & Water Pollution
f. 5678	Natural Resources, Water
f. 5679	Natural Resources, Water-Rivers, March-June
f. 5680	Natural Resources, Water-Rivers, July-Nov
f. 5681	Natural Resources, Water-Solid Waste Disposal
f. 5682	Political Affairs, C-Democratic Party
f. 5683	Political Affairs, Democratic Policy Council-V
f. 5684	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign, Jan-Aug
f. 5685	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign, Oct-Dec
f. 5686	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign-Muskie, Edmund
f. 5687	Political Affairs, Campaign Spending
f. 5688	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri, Jan-March
f. 5689	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri, April-May
f. 5690	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri, June-Dec
f. 5691	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri-Jackson Day
f. 5692	Political Affairs, Democratic Party in Missouri-Miscellaneous
f. 5693	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Reform, Jan
f. 5694	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Reform, Feb
f. 5695	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Reform, Mar-April
f. 5696	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Reform, May-July
f. 5697	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Reform, August
f. 5698	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Reform, Sept-Oct
f. 5699	Post Office
f. 5700	President of the U.S., A-V
f. 5701	President of the U.S., Appointments
f. 5702	President of the U.S., Pentagon Papers
f. 5703	President of the U.S., War Powers, Jan-Feb
f. 5704	President of the U.S., War Powers, March-April
f. 5705	President of the U.S., War Powers, May-July
f. 5706	President of the U.S., War Powers, Aug-Dec
f. 5707	Public Activities, Publicity
f. 5708	Public Works
f. 5709	Public Works, Lock and Dam # 26
f. 5710	Science, National Science Foundation
f. 5711	Science, P.E.S.T.
f. 5712	Science, Research
f. 5713	Security
f. 5714	Taxes, C-E
f. 5715	Taxes, I-T
f. 5716	Taxes, Revenue Sharing, Jan-June
f. 5717	Taxes, Revenue Sharing, July-Dec
f. 5718	Transportation, Auto-Aviation
f. 5719	Transportation, M-W
f. 5720	Veterans
f. 5721	Welfare
f. 5722	Welfare, Aging
f. 5723	Welfare, Medicaid/Medicare
f. 5724	Welfare, Social Security
1972
f. 5725	Aging
f. 5726	Agriculture, B-M
f. 5727	Agriculture, P-R
f. 5728	Agriculture, Rural Programs
f. 5729	Armed Services
f. 5730	Civil Rights, A-E
f. 5731	Civil Rights, G-V
f. 5732	Civil Service
f. 5733	Commerce, A-D
f. 5734	Commerce, E-S
f. 5735	Confirmations-Congress
f. 5736	Courts
f. 5737	Crime
f. 5738	Defense
f. 5739	District of Columbia
f. 5740	District of Columbia, Government
f. 5741	Economy, A-I
f. 5742	Economy, J-S
f. 5743	Education, A-H
f. 5744	Education, I-V
f. 5745	Education, Grants
f. 5746	Education, Higher
f. 5747	Foreign Affairs
f. 5748	Foreign Affairs, Countries
f. 5749	Foreign Affairs, Vietnam
f. 5750	Government, Federal
f. 5751	Health, A-D
f. 5752	Health, F-M
f. 5753	Health, N-S
f. 5754	Health, Facilities
f. 5755	Health, Hospitals
f. 5756	Health, Projects
f. 5757	Holidays-Industry
f. 5758	Labor, B-M
f. 5759	Labor, N-Y
f. 5760	Labor, Job Corps-Excelsior Springs
f. 5761	Labor, Management Relations
f. 5762	Library of Congress-Memorials
f. 5763	Missouri, A-L
f. 5764	Missouri, M-W
f. 5765	Missouri, Air Conservation Commission
f. 5766	Missouri, Cases
f. 5767	Missouri, Clean Water Commission
f. 5768	Missouri, Departments, A-E
f. 5769	Missouri, Departments, L-R
f. 5770	Missouri, Local Matters
f. 5771	Missouri, State Board of Nursing
f. 5772	Natural Resources, A-E
f. 5773	Natural Resources, L-P
f. 5774	Natural Resources, R-W
f. 5775-5780	Natural Resources, Clear Air Act amendments
f. 5781	Natural Resources, Environmental Quality
f. 5782	Natural Resources, Fish-Fuel
f. 5783	Natural Resources, Water (Rivers)
f. 5784	Natural Resources, Water (Solid Waste)
f. 5785	Political Affairs, Campaign
f. 5786	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign
f. 5787	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign-Muskie, Edmund
f. 5788	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign
f. 5789	Political Affairs, 1972 Campaign-Vice Presidential
f. 5790	Political Affairs, Democratic National Committee
f. 5791	Political Affairs, Democratic National Convention
f. 5792	Political Affairs, Democratic Party
f. 5793	Political Affairs, Democratic Party-Platform
f. 5794	Political Affairs, Election Process-Electoral Reform
f. 5795	Political Affairs, ITT Scandal
f. 5796	Political Affairs, Missouri
f. 5797	Political Affairs, National Committee for an Effective Congress
f. 5798	Political Affairs, State of the Union Rebuttal
f. 5799	Political Affairs, Television Shows
f. 5800	Political Affairs, Voting-Youth
f. 5801	Post Office
f. 5802	Power
f. 5803	President of the U.S.
f. 5804	President of the U.S., War Powers, Jan-April
f. 5805	President of the U.S., War Powers, May-Dec
f. 5806	Press
f. 5807	Public Works, A-E
f. 5808	Public Works, F-G
f. 5809	Public Works, H-L
f. 5810	Public Works, M-P
f. 5811	Public Works, Pe-R
f. 5812	Public Works, S-W
f. 5813	Public Works, Army Corps of Engineers
f. 5814	Public Works, County Line Dam
f. 5815	Public Works, Gasconade County
f. 5816	Public Works, Lake Taneycomo
f. 5817	Public Works, L-15 Levee
f. 5818	Public Works, Meramec Basin
f. 5819	Public Works, Pattonsburg, Feb-May
f. 5820	Public Works, Pattonsburg, June 1-14
f. 5821	Public Works, Pattonsburg, June 15-Nov
f. 5822	Public Works, St. Louis
f. 5823	Public Works, Truman Dam
f. 5824	Publicity, A-T
f. 5825	Publicity, Press, July-Aug
f. 5826	Publicity, Press, September
f. 5827	Publicity, Press, October
f. 5828	Publicity, Press, November
f. 5829	Publicity, Press, December
f. 5830	Science
f. 5831	Security
f. 5832	Taxes, C-P
f. 5833	Taxes, R-W
f. 5834	Transportation, Automobile
f. 5835	Transportation, Aviation-Water
f. 5836	Veterans
f. 5837	Welfare
f. 5838	Welfare, Social Security
f. 5839	Welfare, Vocational Rehabilitation Centers
1973
f. 5840	Agriculture, A-C
f. 5841	Agriculture, L-R
f. 5842	Appropriations-Civil Disorders
f. 5843	Civil Rights
f. 5844	Civil Service
f. 5845	Commerce
f. 5846	Confirmations-Courts
f. 5847	Crime
f. 5848	Defense-District of Columbia
f. 5849	Economy
f. 5850	Economy, Inflation
f. 5851	Education, A-F
f. 5852	Education, G-V
f. 5853	Federal Government
f. 5854	Foreign Affairs, Aid-Countries
f. 5855	Foreign Affairs, Countries-Vietnam
f. 5856	Health, A-D
f. 5857	Health, E-L
f. 5858	Health, M-R
f. 5859	Housing
f. 5860	Immigration-Industry
f. 5861	Labor, B-E
f. 5862	Labor, G-W
f. 5863	Library of Congress-Memorials
f. 5864	Missouri
f. 5865	Missouri, Cases
f. 5866	Missouri, Local Matters
f. 5867	Natural Resources, A-P
f. 5868	Natural Resources, R-W
f. 5869-5870	Natural Resources, Fuel
f. 5871	Political Affairs
f. 5872	Political Affairs, 1974 Campaign, Jan-June
f. 5873	Political Affairs, 1974 Campaign, July-Dec
f. 5874	Political Affairs, 1974 Campaign, Fundraising
f. 5875	Political Affairs, 1974 Campaign, Volunteers
f. 5876	Political Affairs, Courtesy
f. 5877	Political Affairs, Watergate
f. 5878	Post Office-Power
f. 5879	President of the U.S.
f. 5880	Public Works, County Line Dam
f. 5881	Publicity-Science
f. 5882	Taxes
f. 5883	Transportation
f. 5884	Veterans
f. 5885	Welfare
f. 5886	Welfare, Medicare
f. 5887	Welfare, Social Security
f. 5888	Watergate, No Replies
f. 5889	Watergate, Robos

INDEX TERMS

These index terms are the subjects, people, places, etc. under which this collection is listed in all available indexes at The State Historical Society of Missouri-Columbia. If you are interested in a specific index term, please contact the reference staff.

Index Term	Location
Aging--Law and legislation	f. 3568-3609
Agriculture--Law and legislation	f. 2186-2370, 3610-3654a, 5405, 5503-5506, 5615-5621, 5726-5728, 5840, 5841
Capital punishment	f. 125-130, 233-235
Civil rights	f. 134-137, 5409, 5511, 5512, 5527, 5730, 5731, 5843
Civil service	f. 3281-3296, 5410, 5513, 5628, 5629, 5732, 5844
Commerce--Law and legislation	f. 3685a-3705, 5165-5173, 5514, 5515, 5629-5631, 5411-5415, 5733-, 5734, 5845
Communication--Law and legislation	f. 3706-3739, 5516
Corruption in politics	f. 23, 27, 39, 57, 93, 102
Courts--Law and legislation	f. 4621-4751
Courts--Missouri	f. 112-222
Crime--Law and legislation	f. 3740-3749, 5419, 5520, 5635, 5636, 5737, 5847
District of Columbia--Law and legislation	f. 3297-3346, 5421-5429, 5520-5534, 5638-5642, 5739, 5848
Dowd, Edward L. (1918-2004)	f. 23, 27, 39, 57, 93, 102
Eagleton, Thomas Francis (1929-2007)	f. 1-5889
Economic policy	f. 3863-4038, 5430-5432, 5535, 5643-5645, 5741, 5742, 5849, 5850
Education--Law and legislation	f. 4039-4107, 5433-5435, 5536, 5537, 5646-5649, 5744-5746, 5851, 5852
Election, 1960--Missouri Attorney General	f. 112, 116-124
Election, 1964--Missouri Lieutenant Governor	f. 2400-2534
Election, 1968--Missouri Senatorial	f. 2535-2767
Election, 1972--Presidential	f. 2768-2833
Election, 1974--Missouri Senatorial	f. 2834-2911
Election, 1980--Missouri Senatorial	f. 2912-2976
Election, 1982--Missouri Senatorial	f. 3189-3191
Election, 1984--Presidential	f. 3192-3197
Election, 1986--Missouri Senatorial	f. 3198-3204
Elections	f. 90
Energy resources--Government policy	f. 4108-4264
Environment--Law and legislation	f. 5265-4350
Floods, Missouri--Law and legislation	f. 3232, 3233
Health--Law and legislation	f. 4556-4627, 5439, 5440, 5545, 5546, 5655-5662
Home rule--Washington, D.C.	f. 3300, 3301, 3319
Insurance, Flood--Law and legislation	f. 5073-5129
International relations	f. 4351-4555, 5437, 5438, 5538-5544, 5651-5654, 5747-5749, 5854, 5855
Interracial marriage	f. 180
Jails--Missouri, St. Louis	f. 25
Juvenile delinquency	f. 181, 182, 191, 337
Labor and laboring classes--Law and legislation	f. 4752-4794, 5447-5455, 5550-5555, 5664-5666, 5758-5761
Military policy	f. 3750-3862, 5420, 5521, 5637, 5738, 5848
Missouri, St. Louis	f. 1-111
Mondale, Walter Frederick (1928- )	f. 3192-3197
Natural resources--Law and legislation	f. 4795-4838, 5463-5466, 5560-5564, 5670-5681, 5772-5784, 5867-5870
Politics--Missouri, 1950s-1960s	f. 1-111
Pollution--Law and legislation	f. 2371-2399, 3655-3685, 5466
Prisons and prisoners--Missouri	f. 295-299
Public welfare--Law and legislation	f. 5500-5502, 5321, 5322, 5613, 5614, 5721-5724, 5838, 5839, 5885-5887
Public works--Law and legislation	f. 4844-4935, 5474-5488, 5606, 5708, 5709, 5807-5823
Public works--Missouri	f. 3234-3271
Riots, 1960s-1970s	f. 351, 5510, 5527
Social security	f. 5130-5164, 5838, 5887
Spencer, George A. (1906-1997)	f. 212, 213
Transportation--Law and legislation	f. 4936-5003, 5174-5278, 5497, 5498, 5610, 5611, 5718, 5719, 5834, 5835, 5883
Truman, Harry S (1884-1972)	f. 5004-5014
U.S. Congress, Senate, Committee on Governmental Affairs	f. 3272-3567
Watergate Affair, 1972-1974	f. 5888-5889
Winston Churchill Memorial and Library, Fulton, Missouri	f. 5460
Wiretapping	f. 102, 111, 219-222
Woods, Harriet (1927-2007)	f. 3189-3191, 3198-3204

Eagleton, Thomas F. (1929-2007), Papers, 1944-1987 (C0674)Preliminary Inventory