Terms of Access and Use:
Except for the following access restrictions, the papers are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection:
House Committee files and other portions of SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES are closed for 30 years until January 1, 2029.
The collection is stored offsite; researchers must give 48 hours advance notice.
Audiovisual materials may not be used until research copies are made available which may require up to 3 weeks.
Permission to cite the papers for quotations or for publication beyond "fair use" must be obtained from the Sophia Smith Collection as owners of the physical property. Jane Harman retains all rights of copyright in her work in all papers and other historical materials in the Harman Collection. Copyright to materials authored by persons other than Jane Harman is owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
Jane Lakes Harman was born on June 28, 1945 in New York, New York, to Dr. and Mrs. Adolf and Lucille (née Geier) Lakes. Her father, born in Poland, emigrated from Germany to the United States in the 1930s to escape Nazi Germany. Her mother, whose family had emigrated from Russia, was born in the United States and was the first in her family to attend college. The Lakes family moved to Los Angeles in 1949, where Dr. Lakes cultivated a successful medical career. Harman attended public school in Los Angeles and graduated from University High School in 1962.
Fulfilling her mother's dream, Harman attended Smith College, graduating in 1966 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in government with honors. An active resident of Tyler House during all four years at college, Harman was President of the Young Democrats Club during her senior year. After finishing at Smith, Harman went on to attend Harvard University School of Law and graduated in 1969 with her Juris Doctorate (J.D.). Later that year she married her first husband, Richard Frank. They have two children, Brian, born in 1973, and Hilary, born in 1975.
The stimulus for Harman's career in government and politics came in 1960 when she was an usher at the 1960 Democratic Convention, the convention at which John F. Kennedy was nominated as the Democratic candidate for President. Before launching this aspect of her career, she first established herself as a practicing lawyer in 1970 as an Associate at the law firm of Surrey & Morse in Washington, D.C. She left private practice in 1972 to become a Legislative Assistant to Senator John V. Tunney (D - California), assisting in his work on the Senate Public Works Committee. Harman then took on the position of Chief Legislative Assistant and oversaw legal activities on three of the Senator's committees, Commerce, Judiciary and District of Columbia. In 1973 she moved on to become Chief Counsel and Staff Director for the Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Representation of Citizen Interests. She held this position until 1975 when she became the Chief Counsel and Staff Director for the Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights.
Leaving the Senate in 1977, she moved over to the White House as the Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet in the Carter administration, assisting Secretary to the Cabinet Jack Watson. The year 1978 brought a much publicized change to Harman's life. She chose to leave her job at the White House and spend more time with her children. The headline in an article from The Atlanta Journal and Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia) on June 25, 1978 declared, "Woman Quitting Carter Inner-Circle To Be With Family." Later that year she and her husband Richard Frank, then Administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, divorced.
Harman resumed working outside of the home in 1979 by returning to government service as Special Counsel to the Department of Defense. That same year she returned to private practice as a partner in the Washington, D.C. law firm of Manatt, Phelps, Rothenberg & Tunney. The next year in 1980 she married her second husband Sidney Harman, Chairman and CEO of Harman Industries. They had their first child together, Daniel, in 1982, the same year that Harman rejoined the law firm of Surrey & Morse. Their second child, Justine, was born in 1984. In 1986 Surrey & Morse merged with Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue and Harman continued to work for them until winning her Congressional seat in 1992.
In addition to her professional career, Harman remained actively involved in politics and the Democratic Party throughout the 1980s. In 1984 she served as Counsel for the Democratic Platform Committee. She was Chair of the National Lawyers' Council, the legal arm of the Democratic National Committee, from its inception in 1986 until 1991 when she left to focus on her run for national office. She co-chaired the 1987 Democratic Gala, an event to introduce the Democratic Presidential candidates and begin fundraising for the Presidential and Democratic Party Victory Fund. Harman also participated in public policy activities, serving as Vice-Chair of the Center for National Policy from its reorganization in 1981 to the early 1990s.
Harman ran for California's 36th District Congressional seat in 1992 and won, earning the distinction of being the first Smith College graduate to be elected to Congress. Traditionally the 36th District had been a Republican stronghold. Though Harman is a Democrat, her platform of progressive social policies and fiscal conservatism appealed to a majority of the voters.
In 1994 Harman was up for re-election and narrowly regained her seat. The margin between Harman and her opponent Susan Brooks was 812 votes. Harman was declared the winner and certified as such by the California Secretary of State in December 1994. However, alleging voter fraud, Brooks contested the results in January 1995 to the House Oversight Committee, bypassing the contestation process in California election law. The Committee began an investigation into the allegations and hearings were held in June but any resolution could have taken another year to come about. Brooks thus decided to drop her challenge in July 1995. As required by California code, the Secretary of State continued its investigation into instances of voter fraud well into 1996 but did not return any charges against the Harman campaign. Harman won the next election in 1996, defeating Brooks by over 18,000 votes.
In 1998 Harman decided to forego re-election for her Congressional seat and instead chose to run for Governor of California. Despite valiant efforts and a clean campaign, she lost to Gray Davis in the Democratic Primary. Harman's colleague, Janice Hahn, ran for her old Congressional seat but lost to Republican Steve Kuykendall. During her time away from Congress, Harman taught public policy and international relations classes at the University of California - Los Angeles. She also served on the Boards of Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles and the Venice Family Clinic.
Harman ran for the 36th District Congressional seat again in 2000 and was elected. She was re-elected in 2002 and remained in office until February 2011, when she stepped down to take the position of Director, President and CEO of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Just two months after she took the position, Sidney Harman died after a brief illness.
The Jane Harman Papers consist of 110 linear ft., dating from 1960 to 1998, and are primarily related to her political life and her legislative career. Types of materials include correspondence, reports and research materials, journal and newspaper articles, press releases, photographs, and video- and audiotapes. The papers are arranged in nine series.
This arrangement largely reflects the functions and activities of a Congressional office while incorporating facets of Harman's life before she became a member of Congress. There are very few materials regarding her personal life outside of her professional career.
The bulk of the papers date from 1993 to 1998 and focus on Harman's first three terms as a U.S. Representative from the 36th district of California. Major topics found in her political and legislative papers include national defense and the military (including women in the armed forces), the environment, space and technology, California-related issues, the Democratic National Party, healthcare, abortion, and domestic and international economic concerns. Generally, there are more materials available from later in her political and legislative career than from the earlier years.
Correspondence comprises at least half of the collection. Also well-represented are background and research materials that her staff used in legislative and political matters.
Notable correspondents include: Les Aspin, Samuel Berger, Justice Harry A. Blackmun, Sen. Robert Byrd, President Jimmy Carter, President Bill Clinton, Gloria Feldt and Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Vice President Al Gore, Judith L. Lichtman (Women's Legal Defense Fund), Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard, Rep. Loretta Sanchez, Ruth J. Simmons (Smith College president, 1995-2001), and Gloria Steinem.
This collection is organized into nine series:
Except for the following access restrictions, the papers are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection:
House Committee files and other portions of SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES are closed for 30 years until January 1, 2029.
The collection is stored offsite; researchers must give 48 hours advance notice.
Audiovisual materials may not be used until research copies are made available which may require up to 3 weeks.
Permission to cite the papers for quotations or for publication beyond "fair use" must be obtained from the Sophia Smith Collection as owners of the physical property. Jane Harman retains all rights of copyright in her work in all papers and other historical materials in the Harman Collection. Copyright to materials authored by persons other than Jane Harman is owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
Jane Harman Papers, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
Selections from the Jane Harman Papers can be viewed in the Web exhibit Jane Harman: A Woman of Intellegence.
Congresswoman Jane Harman donated her papers to the Sophia Smith Collection in 1998. Additional accessions are expected in the future.
Periodic additions to collection are expected and may not be reflected in this finding aid.
Processed by Sarah Keen and Kathleen Nutter, 2004
Contact Information |
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(1960-1998) | 1 linear in. | ||
This series provides a brief overview of Harman's life as a student at Smith College and her non-professional life. It contains mostly correspondence, newspaper clippings, and award certificates. Of special interest is a letter in the Smith College folder that Harman wrote to her parents, describing her daily life and activities at college. "A Day in the Life of Jane Harman" is a whimsical composition of newspaper clippings and captions depicting a fictional day in Harman's Congressional work. The piece was possibly created by some of her staff members. |
(1972-92) | 4.75 linear ft. | ||
Scope and content: This series relates to Jane Harman's non-Congressional professional life. It is organized into five subseries: White House, Publications, Correspondence, Organizations and conferences, and Office files. The White House subseries pertains to Harman's time in the Carter administration as Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet. It includes copies of correspondence with Secretary to the Cabinet Jack Watson, President Carter, and various White House officials and staff. Publications contains articles about Harman or articles authored/co-authored by Harman during the 1970s. Some articles of interest about Harman include those that report on her decision to leave the Carter administration to spend more time with her family and her effects on staff/cabinet relations at the White House. Writings authored by Harman during her legislative career can be found throughout SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES and SERIES VI. MEDIA ACTIVITIES. Ranging from 1974 to 1992, the Correspondence subseries includes intra-office and outside correspondence from Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue; papers pertaining to family business and the Harman Family Foundation; and correspondence regarding political contributions and thank yous. The political contributions and thank yous correspondence is to Jane and Sidney Harman or just Jane Harman regarding contributions (monetary and otherwise) to various political campaigns, including letters from Patrick Leahy, Tom Daschle, Harriett Woods, Barbara Boxer, Robert C. Byrd and various other Democratic candidates and organizations. The next subseries, Organizations and conferences, contains materials on organizations with which Harman was involved or conferences that she attended. The items from the Women's Legal Defense Fund (WLDF) from 1971 detail her involvement with litigation on behalf of the WLDF including legal documents and related correspondence. Of particular interest is a case in which the WLDF wrote an amicus brief on behalf of a woman who was declared "unfit" in a divorce case because she worked outside the home. Later items mainly concern Harman's monetary contributions to the organization. Women and the Constitution was a 1988 seminar held at the Carter Center. Harman chaired a panel on "The Contemporary Supreme Court and Women." The materials consist mainly of correspondence from 1987 to 1988 about the conference, including a letter from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and conference materials. Conference participants included Rosalynn Carter, Lady Bird Johnson, Bella Abzug, Geraldine Ferraro and Coretta Scott King. The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDIIA) is associated with the U.S. Democratic Party. In 1988 the NDIIA assembled a group to consult on the Chilean elections, and this was the nature of Harman's involvement. The contents include 1988 reports, correspondence and other materials concerning the Chilean elections and international election observing. The files are arranged chronologically in Harman's original filing order. The Los Angeles folder contains correspondence from Harman's time at the Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue office in Los Angeles. Office files consist of correspondence from Harman's time at Jones, Day, Reavis and Pogue, from 1987 to 1992. These files are closed until January 1, 2013. Some of the correspondence is specific to office activities but much is of a more general professional or political nature and sometimes relates to Harman International/Harman Industries. |
(1973-98) | 9.5 linear ft. | ||
This series contains materials on Harman's political activities since the mid-1970s. It is divided into four subseries: General correspondence, Speeches, Democratic National Party, and Campaigns. General correspondence includes incoming and outgoing correspondence arranged chronologically by year (1995-98) and correspondence organized by type and listed in chronological order (1992-98). The correspondence arranged by year is to and from other members of Congress, agency officials, organizations, corporations and local officials and leaders. It covers a range of topics but is often related to political and legislative matters or projects with which Harman was involved or in which the correspondent requested her participation. The correspondence organized by type uses the original designations of Harman and her staff and includes thank you letters, correspondence with government agencies, and recommendations for government appointments. The relationship between this correspondence and the chronological correspondence is fluid in terms of subject matter. Additional correspondence may also be found in SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES in various topical files. The Speeches subseries dates from 1973 to 1980 and includes addresses given to law-related groups, various Bar associations and private organizations. They are arranged chronologically. Speeches that Harman gave during her political campaigns can be found later in this series according to the particular race, and Congressional speeches and addresses can be found throughout SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES. Harman has been involved with various aspects of the Democratic National Party since her college years and the Democratic National Party subseries contains files beginning in 1980. In 1984 Harman served as counsel to the Democratic Platform Committee. The correspondence folders contain lists of contents in the front of the folder and the corresponding numbered tabs remain in the folder. The Democratic Policy Committee published the "Weekender" as a newsletter to keep Democratic House members informed of Congressional happenings. The publication was issued irregularly but it is arranged in chronological order. The Campaigns subseries contains materials on all of Harman's House campaigns from 1992 to 1996 and her gubernatorial campaign in 1998. The files are arranged according to the particular campaign and are more abundant for her later races. They contain newspaper clippings, publicity materials, briefing books, issue files, and working files. Audiovisual materials relating to Harman's political campaigns, including interviews and campaign ads, can be found in SERIES IX. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS. Friends of Jane Harman is Harman's campaign fundraising group. The files for this group are largely correspondence with campaign supporters, political colleagues, and staff of Friends of Jane Harman. Harman won the 1994 race for Representative of the 36th District. However, the election results were very close and Harman's opponent Susan Brooks called for an investigation into voter fraud. Investigations of those allegations continued to some extent into 1996, but no charges were found to be of substance. This section contains correspondence, legal documents, press materials and other information from this period. There is one folder containing materials on Janice Hahn's 1998 House race for the 36th District. The reference materials included in this subseries were used by Harman and her staff and relate to the various aspects of conducting a campaign. They are arranged by author and then chronologically within author. The Campaigns subseries is closed until January 1, 2009. |
(1993-98) | 61 linear ft. | ||
This series is the largest in the collection, representing the files of Harman's office from the 103rd Congress through the 105th Congress (1993-98). It is arranged in 11 subseries: Voting and attendance records, Bills sponsored/cosponsored, Co-signed letters, House National Security Committee, Legislative staff files, Project files, Subject/issue files, Whip schedules and reports, Briefing books, Legislative Weekly Updates, and Research materials. The Voting and attendance records subseries contains records of votes and attendance for Jane Harman for the specified term. They are arranged chronologically by session. Bills sponsored/cosponsored also provide a record of Harman's legislative activities in addition to her voting and attendance records. These are copies of most of the bills, joint resolutions, concurrent resolutions, and simple resolutions that Harman either sponsored or cosponsored from the 103rd to 105th Congresses (1993-98). They are arranged chronologically by Congress. Legislative profiles from the 104th and 105th Congresses provide an overview of the status of bills Harman sponsored. In addition to writing and sponsoring bills, Harman also contributed to official legislative letters that were sent to colleagues, the White House, or other government agencies. Co-signed letters represents the letters Harman co-signed from the 105th Congress (1997-98). They are arranged alphabetically by the topic assigned by Harman's office staff. The topics range greatly from AIDS drug assistance program funding to Land and Water Conservation Fund funding to transit projects in California. As part of her legislative responsibilities, Harman served on a number of committees during her tenure. The House National Security Committee subseries contains copies of files from this committee for the 104th and 105th Congresses. These files are closed for 30 years until January 1, 2029 according to Rule XI and Rule XXXVI of the Rules of the House of Representatives of the 105th Congress. The committee files are arranged chronologically by Congress and then alphabetically by topic within a Congress. Although there are no other file groups specifically identified as committee files for the other committees on which Harman served, committee-related materials can be found in the Legislative staff files, especially in Ron Stone's files, and in Subject/issue files, mainly in Defense and Women in the armed forces. See the Appendix for a listing of Harman's committee assignments for the 103rd-105th Congresses. Legislative staff files, dating from 1993 to 1998 with the bulk from 1997 to 1998, represent the work of four Legislative Assistants and the Legislative Director of Harman's legislative staff: Maria Alongi (1997-98?), Bryan Banks (1998), David Flanders (1995-98), Danny Geffen (1993-96?), and Ron Stone (1993-96?). David Flanders was the Legislative Director from 1995 to 1998 and then Chief of Staff from June 1998 to December 1998. The work of additional members of the legislative staff (John Conger, George Raach, Mary Vesely, and Mike Hammon) can be found throughout SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES in various subject files. The first folder in this subseries, Legislative assignments, delineates the assignment of legislative topics to various staff members for 1996-98. The staff files are arranged alphabetically by the staff member's last name. Maria Alongi also worked on topics with, or took over responsibilities from, Danny Geffen and Ron Stone and those files are listed under Geffen/Alongi or Stone/Alongi. Project files consist of legislative and non-legislative projects in which Harman and her staff were interested or with which they were involved. They date from 1995 to 1998 and are arranged alphabetically by topic. Subject/issues files are divided into three areas: Defense, Women in the armed forces, and General. Public hearings and published reports remain open. The files are arranged alphabetically by topic and range from 1993 to 1998. Topics represented in the Defense files are the B-2 bomber, Big Think Forums, defense conversion/dual-use technology, export policy, defense firms, Los Angeles Air Force Base and base realignment/closure, missile defense, military programs, and weapons of mass destruction. The Women in the armed forces files are arranged alphabetically by topic and date from 1993 to 1998. Many files in this group relate to integrated training and sexual harassment in the armed forces. The General subject/issues files are arranged by Congress and then alphabetically by subject. General - 105th is the largest of the groups and is preceded by Major legislative initiatives and issues - 105th. Files pertaining to specific bills are usually listed by number (e.g., HR 988 - Attorney Accountability Act). Legislative summary files and files descriptive of a session's activities are usually listed first. Whip schedules and reports are correspondence and newsletters from the Democratic Whip. They date from the 104th Congress (1995-96) and 1st session of the 105th Congress (1997). The Whips are responsible for rallying their respective parties and coordinating party activities regarding legislation. The Democratic Whip for the 104th and 105th Congresses was David E. Bonior (D-Michigan). Briefing books are prepared by Harman's staff or other organizations to provide a concise source of information about a particular topic. They are organized by year, then alphabetically by topic. Briefing books relating to Harman's political campaigns can be found in SERIES III. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES. Legislative Weekly Updates are memos to Harman from her legislative staff in Washington, D.C. These serve to update her on current projects and legislation, propose future actions, and provide recommendations on whether to attend various events, sessions, or hearings. These Updates are from 1998; it is not known whether the Updates were produced in earlier years. For updates from her district staff in California, see SERIES VII. OFFICE ADMINISTRATION. Research materials are mostly government publications or publications from private organizations that are not widely available elsewhere. These are arranged by year, then alphabetically by author/title. Select portions of Alongi's files and Stone's files are closed until January 1, 2029, as noted in the folder list. The Defense files are closed until January 1, 2029, because they contain materials relating to the House National Security Committee. The Women in the armed forces files are similarly closed until January 1, 2029. |
(1993-98) | 15.5 linear ft. | ||
This series shows the interaction between Harman and her constituents. It is arranged in six subseries: Constituent mail, District concerns, District visits, Constituent requests, Response form letters, and Response correspondence. Constituent mail is incoming correspondence from constituents to Harman's offices from 1993 to 1998. It is arranged chronologically by Congress and session beginning with the 103rd Congress, 1st session (1993) and ending with the 105th Congress, 2nd session (1998). Within a Congressional session, the folders are arranged alphabetically by topic. The topic heading "Random" is the staff's equivalent of miscellaneous letters. This subseries was sampled to reduce bulk and represents 20-25% of the original material. The remainder is a representative sample of the original content, given that the sampling method reduced every topic by the same percentage and the original topics remain. The District concerns subseries contains materials relating to important issues in Harman's Congressional district. The topics are arranged alphabetically, beginning with Airport issues and ending with Women. Two additional topics, North end of district issues and South end of district issues, follow Women and contain materials specific to certain cities and towns in Harman's district. These are arranged alphabetically by town. Places included in the North end are Lawndale, Marina del Rey, Venice, and Westchester. Places included in the south end are Avalon, El Segundo, Gardena Valley, Hermosa Beach, Lomita, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach, and Torrance. The District visits subseries contains materials on Harman's visits to her district from 1994 to 1998. The visits are organized chronologically. Visits with a special purpose or for a specific event as delineated by her staff are noted. In addition to voicing their views on current or upcoming legislation in constituent mail, constituents also asked Harman's office for assistance on more specific matters relating to their communities. Constituent requests contains those requests from 1994 to 1997. Some letters were forwarded to other agencies that could be of more help. Due to the volume of correspondence received by a Congressional office, it is difficult for Congresspersons and their staffs to write individual responses. Response form letters contains the form letters that Harman and her staff used to respond to much of the regular constituent correspondence they received. There are various form letters from 1993 to 1998. Response correspondence consists of responses to items that Harman's office sent out from 1993 to 1996. Occasionally Harman's office wrote personalized replies to incoming constituent mail using pre-written prints. The original constituent letter often accompanies these. |
(1994-98) | 2.25 linear ft. | ||
This series is divided into three subseries: Publications and mailings, General, and Newspaper clippings. In the Publications and mailings subseries, "Legislative Happenings" is a newsletter that Harman sent to her constituents. Harman's office staff collected newspaper clippings about Harman and issues that interested her. Only those articles directly pertaining to Harman have been kept in the Newspaper clippings subseries. The clippings are organized chronologically by month. |
(1993-98) | 6 linear ft. | ||
This series represents the overall operations of Harman's offices. The legislative office staff is just one component of the overall staff it takes to successfully operate Harman's district and Washington offices. There are four subseries: Chief of Staff files, Office files, District Office Updates, and Reference materials. The Chief of Staff is in charge of the entire staff that works for the Congressperson. From 1993 to 1998, at least four different people held this position in Harman's office and the Chief of Staff files contain materials the chiefs of staff retained and kept separate from other office files. Bill Black has one file that dates from 1993. It is not apparent from the collection whether he was Chief of Staff for the entire 103rd Congress. Mark Kadesh was Chief of Staff from 1995 to 1997. The notebooks contain Kadesh's notes from his day-to-day work and are not dated in any definitive manner. Mike Monasmith was the Chief of Staff from 1997 to 1998. His files are organized alphabetically by topic. David Flanders was the Chief of Staff for the last part of 1998. It does not appear that he kept any specific office files, although his notebooks in SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES may contain office related content. Office files are the general files that the staff used in their daily operations. The "Bible" is the office handbook from the 103rd Congress, although it is not complete. The guestbook lists those visitors who signed in when visiting Harman's district office. The scheduling memos provide insight into how Harman and her staff organized her schedule and decided which events and meetings were worth attending. They are organized chronologically from 1994 through 1998. The General files are arranged by Congress and then alphabetically by topic. Most of those files are from the 105th Congress (1997-98). District Office Updates are memos sent to the Washington office to update Harman and the Washington staff on the activities of her district office. They include staff news and assignments, progress reports on constituent issues and notices of important events and activities. They are arranged chronologically. Reference materials are the publications and reports that Harman and her staff used to inform themselves on how to operate a Congressional office and the rules of being a Congressperson. They are organized by Congress. |
(1960-98) | 1 linear ft. | ||
This series is arranged in seven subseries, mimicking the topical arrangement of the rest of the collection. The Biographical subseries contains photographs from Harman's youth and of her family. The Professional activities subseries contains images from her time in the White House and as a Senate staff member, including a picture of Harman with Justice Harry Blackmun. The Political activities photographs date from 1987 to 1998 and are organized alphabetically by topic. The Legislative activities subseries contains photographs related to Congressional activities and initiatives. They are organized alphabetically by topic and date from 1993 to 1998. The Fort Jackson photographs under Military document Harman's experience with the Army basic training physical fitness testing with the 2nd Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment. The Constituent services subseries, dating from 1995 to 1998, contains various pictures of Harman with constituents and at various constituent events. The Media activities subseries contains publicity and press photos from 1997-98. The Office staff photographs are from 1995 and 1996 and depict various members of Harman's staff as well as her office environment, including her Army Barbie and G.I. Barbie. |
(1992-98) | 9.5 linear ft. | ||
Scope and content: This series contains Audiotapes, Videotapes, Films and Computer media. Arranged chronologically, the Audiotapes feature interviews with Harman on various subjects including NAFTA, defense spending, and gender integration in the military. Only those audiotapes for which there are use copies may be accessed immediately. An asterisk (*) next to a title indicates there is a use copy available. If a use copy does not exist, 3 weeks advance notice must be given for a use copy to be made. The Videotapes are arranged chronologically with the bulk of the videotapes dating from 1996 to 1997. Dealing with topics such as women in the military, defense spending, the environment, education and gun control, many of the videotapes feature interviews with Jane Harman on local and national television. In addition, some of the videotapes are promotional material publicizing Harman's candidacies for both the House of Representatives and Governor of California. Only those tapes for which there are use copies may be viewed immediately. An asterisk (*) next to a title indicates there is a use copy available. If a use copy does not exist, 3 weeks advance notice must be given for a use copy to be made. Notes, letters, or other written materials accompanied a few of the videotapes; this is indicated in brackets at the end of the title. The written material is in a separate folder at the end of SERIES VII. OFFICE ADMINISTRATION. Some of the tapes are in formats other than VHS; this also is indicated in brackets at the end of the title. Although the majority of audiovisual materials are in playable formats, some may require players that are obsolete or that may not be available. [Note: Only those materials for which there are use copies may be accessed immediately. An asterisk (*) next to a title indicates there is a use copy available. If a use copy does not exist, 3 weeks advanced notice must be given for a use copy to be made.] |
SERIES I. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS , | (1960-1998) | ||
1960 Democratic Convention | Box 1: folder 1 | ||
Young Citizens for Johnson, | 1964 | Box 1: folder 2 | |
Smith College, | n.d. | Box 1: folder 3 | |
Awards/certificates, | 1993-98 | Box 1: folder 4 | |
Tribute to Harman, | 1998 | Box 1: folder 5 | |
Biographies, | 1997-98, n.d. | Box 1: folder 6 | |
Miscellaneous, | 1996-97 | Box 1: folder 7 | |
"A Day in the Life of Jane Harman" | Box
1 | ||
SERIES II. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES , | (1972-92) | ||
White House | |||
Memoranda, | 1976-78 | Box 1: folder 8 | |
Legal Services Corporation - Board vacancies, | 1978 | Box 1: folder 9 | |
Publications | |||
Articles about Harman, | 1972-78 | Box 1: folder 10 | |
Articles by Harman, | 1972-78 | Box 1: folder 11-12 | |
Correspondence | |||
1974-84 | Box 2: folder 1 | ||
1987 | Box 2: folder 2-3 | ||
Political contributions and thank yous, | 1981-92 | Box 2: folder 4 | |
Organizations and conferences | |||
Women's Legal Defense Fund, | 1971, 1982-85 | Box 2: folder 5 | |
Women and the Constitution Seminar, | 10-12 Feb 1988 | Box 2: folder 6 | |
National Democratic Institute, | 1987-88 | Box 2: folder 7-8 | |
Office files, | 1987-92 | ||
Restrictions on access: [Closed until January 1, 2013] | |||
14 Jan-23 Apr 1987 | Box 3: folder 1 | ||
3 Jan-2 May 1989 | Box 3: folder 2-7 | ||
2 May-17 Aug 1989 | Box 4: folder 1-6 | ||
18 Aug-28 Dec 1989 | Box 5: folder 1-9 | ||
2 Jan-26 Feb 1990 | Box 6: folder 1-7 | ||
27 Feb-17 May 1990 | Box 7: folder 1-8 | ||
18 May-11 Sep 1990 | Box 8: folder 1-8 | ||
12 Sep 1990-22 Jan 1991 | Box 9: folder 1-8 | ||
22 Jan-27 Jun 1991 | Box 10: folder 1-7 | ||
2 Jul 1991-19 Nov 1992 | Box 11: folder 1-8 | ||
24 Nov-10 Dec 1992 | Box 12: folder 1 | ||
Los Angeles | 1991-92 | Box 12: folder 2 | |
SERIES III. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES , | (1973-98) | ||
General correspondence | Box
12 | ||
1994-97 | Box 12: folder 3-10 | ||
1998 | Box 13: folder 1-2 | ||
1992-96 | Box 13: folder 3 | ||
1997-98 | Box 13: folder 4-5 | ||
Recommendations, | 1992-97 | Box 13: folder 6 | |
White House, | 1995-98 | Box 14: folder 1 | |
Congratulatory letters, | 1996 | Box 14: folder 2 | |
Agencies, | 1996-98 | Box 14: folder 3 | |
Governor's race, | 1998 | Box 14: folder 4 | |
Speeches, | 1973-80 | Box 15: folder 1-4 | |
Democratic National Party (DNP) | |||
Democratic Platform Committee (DPC) | Box
15 | ||
Correspondence, | 1980, 1983-84 | Box 15: folder 5 | |
Correspondence, | 1984-85 | Box 15: folder 6 | |
Geraldine Ferraro, [see also SERIES VIII. PHOTOGRAPHS-Political activities-Democratic National Party and Oversize Materials] | 1983-84 | Box 15: folder 7 | |
Democratic Platform Committee materials | 1984 | Box 15: folder 8 | |
Democratic Platform and National Convention | 1984 | Box 16: folder 1 | |
Publications, | 1980-84 | Box 16: folder 2-7 | |
Democratic Gala | |||
Correspondence, | 1987 | Box 16: folder 8 | |
Press releases and agendas, | 1987 | Box 16: folder 9 | |
Miscellaneous | Box 17: folder 1 | ||
Presidential and Democratic Party Victory Fund, | 1988 | Box 17: folder 2 | |
National Lawyers' Council | |||
Executive Committee: minutes, | 1988-91 | Box 17: folder 3-5 | |
Eu, et al. v. San Francisco Democratic Central Committee, et al., No. 87-1269 | Box 17: folder 6 | ||
Lawyers for Fair Play, | 1988 | Box 18: folder 1 | |
Press packets | Box 18: folder 2 | ||
"A Democratic Perspective on Legislative Districting" | Box 18: folder 3 | ||
"Analysis of Constitutionality of Attempts to Limit Tenure of State/Federal Officials" | Box 18: folder 4 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box 18: folder 5 | ||
Democratic Policy Committee, "The Weekender" | |||
1996-97 | Box 18: folder 6-9 | ||
1998 | Box 19: folder 1-5 | ||
Democratic Caucus, | 1997 | ||
Part 1 | Box 19: folder 6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 20: folder 1-2 | ||
New Democrat Network, | 1997-98 | Box 20: folder 3 | |
California Democratic Delegation, | 1998 | Box 20: folder 4 | |
Democratic Steering Committee, | 1998 | Box 20: folder 5-7 | |
Campaigns | |||
Friends of Jane Harman, | 1991-92 | Box 21: folder 1-7 | |
House races | Box
21 | ||
1992 | Box
21 | ||
Working file | Box 21: folder 8 | ||
Media activities: clippings, campaign fliers | Box 22: folder 1-4 | ||
1994 | |||
Campaign notebook | Box
22 | ||
Part 1 | Box 22: folder 5-6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 23: folder 1-4 | ||
Field notebook | Box 23: folder 5 | ||
Harman International | Box 23: folder 6 | ||
Working files: campaign plan, Brooks, Susan, general | Box 23: folder 7-9 | ||
Clippings | Box 24: folder 1 | ||
1994 campaign contestation | |||
36th Congressional District Election Hearing | Box 24: folder 2 | ||
Correspondence | Box 24: folder 3-5 | ||
Election fraud investigation status, | 1996 | Box 24: folder 6 | |
General | Box 24: folder 7-8 | ||
Legal documents | Box 24: folder 9-10 | ||
Clippings/press releases | Box 25: folder 1 | ||
1996 | |||
Issue files | Box
25 | ||
Aerospace/defense jobs | Box 25: folder 2 | ||
Asset forfeiture | Box 25: folder 3 | ||
Choice | Box 25: folder 4 | ||
Gas tax op-ed | Box 25: folder 5 | ||
Seniors | Box 25: folder 6 | ||
Welfare reform | Box 25: folder 7 | ||
Briefing books | |||
Debate 1 | Box 25: folder 8 | ||
Debate 2 | Box 25: folder 9 | ||
Debate preparation | Box 25: folder 10 | ||
Daily Breeze Editorial Board | Box 25: folder 11 | ||
Working files | |||
1996 California election calendar | Box 25: folder 12 | ||
Bowen/Harman | Box 26: folder 1 | ||
California Combined Campaign finances | Box 26: folder 2 | ||
Campaign issues | Box 26: folder 3-4 | ||
Campaign notes | Box 26: folder 5 | ||
Campaign plan | Box 26: folder 6 | ||
Candidate profiles | Box 26: folder 7 | ||
Election night party | Box 26: folder 8 | ||
Endorsements | Box 26: folder 9-13 | ||
Field data | Box
26 | ||
Box 26: folder 14 | |||
Part 2 | Box 27: folder 1-2 | ||
Field plan | Box 27: folder 3 | ||
Issues research | Box 27: folder 4-5 | ||
Karnette campaign | Box 27: folder 6 | ||
National Committee for an Effective Congress | Box 27: folder 7 | ||
Statement of candidacy | Box 27: folder 8 | ||
Governor's race, | 1998 | ||
Briefing books | Box
27 | ||
Young Democrats, | 12 Mar | Box 27: folder 9 | |
Inland Empire/Palm Springs, | 13 Mar | Box 27: folder 10 | |
Eureka/Redding trip, | 14-15 Apr | Box 27: folder 11 | |
San Francisco, | 1 May | Box 27: folder 12 | |
Chronicle Editorial Board, | 1 May | Box 28: folder 1 | |
4 May | Box 28: folder 2 | ||
San Jose Mercury News Editorial Board, | 5 May | Box 28: folder 3 | |
San Francisco Examiner, | 20 May | Box 28: folder 4 | |
Contra Costa Times Editorial Board, | 21 May | Box 28: folder 5 | |
California issues | Box 28: folder 6 | ||
Child care | Box 28: folder 7 | ||
Crime | Box 28: folder 8 | ||
Education K-12 | Box 29: folder 1 | ||
Background papers | |||
Budget | Box 29: folder 2-3 | ||
California | Box 29: folder 4-6 | ||
Box 30: folder 1 | |||
Crime | Box 30: folder 2 | ||
Davis, Gray | Box 30: folder 3 | ||
Education | Box 30: folder 4-7 | ||
Environment and water policy | Box 30: folder 8 | ||
Propositions and initiatives | Box 31: folder 1 | ||
Transportation | Box 31: folder 2 | ||
Welfare reform | Box 31: folder 3 | ||
Speeches | Box 31: folder 4-5 | ||
Working files | |||
1998 California election calendar | Box 31: folder 6 | ||
California governor's race | Box
31 | ||
Part 1 | Box 31: folder 7-8 | ||
Part 2 | Box 32: folder 1-2 | ||
Communication Workers of America (CWA) | Box 32: folder 3 | ||
Early childhood | Box 32: folder 4 | ||
Endorsements | Box 32: folder 5-9 | ||
Fair Housing Act | Box 33: folder 1 | ||
Issues | Box 33: folder 2 | ||
Opposition research - Checchi | Box 33: folder 3 | ||
Position papers | Box 33: folder 4 | ||
Primary returns | Box 33: folder 5 | ||
Service Employees International Union (SEIU) | Box 33: folder 6 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box 33: folder 7 | ||
Media activities | |||
Clippings: general, profiles, Q & A's, convention | Box 33: folder 8-11 | ||
Press releases and statements | Box 33: folder 12 | ||
Ads | Box 33: folder 13 | ||
1998 Congressional election | Box 33: folder 14 | ||
Reference materials | |||
Emily's List | Box
33 | ||
Guide to Campaign Fundraising for Democratic Women Candidates, "Making the Dough Rise" | (1995) | Box 33: folder 15 | |
Guide to Campaign Fundraising for Democratic Women Candidates, "Making the Dough Rise" (cont'd) | (1995) | Box 34: folder 1 | |
Press Secretary Training Manual | (1995) | Box 34: folder 2 | |
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) | |||
Manual on Campaign Research | Box 34: folder 3 | ||
Incumbent training seminar notebook, | Jun 1994 | Box 34: folder 4-5 | |
1996 DCCC Campaign Planning and Management Workbook | Box 34: folder 6-7 | ||
Special election information book, | Oct 1996 | Box 34: folder 8 | |
Democratic National Committee campaign publications | Box 34: folder 9-10 | ||
SERIES IV. LEGISLATIVE FILES , | (1993-98) | ||
Voting and attendance records, 103rd-104th Congresses, | 1993-96 | Box
34 | |
103rd-104th Congresses, | 1993-96 | Box 35: folder 1-8 | |
105th Congress, | 1997-98 | Box 36: folder 1-4 | |
Bills sponsored/cosponsored, 103rd-105th Congresses, | 1993-98 | ||
103rd-105th Congresses | Box 36: folder 5-7 | ||
Legislative profiles, 104th-105th Congresses | Box 36: folder 8-9 | ||
Co-signed letters, 105th Congress, | 1997-98 | ||
Part 1 | Box 36: folder 10-15 | ||
Part 2 | Box 37: folder 1-83 | ||
Part 3 | Box 38: folder 1-15 | ||
House National Security Committee | |||
Restrictions on access: [Closed untilJanuary 1, 2029] | |||
104th Congress, | 1995-96 | Box
38 | |
B-2 | Box 38: folder 16 | ||
Bid protest/acquisition reform | Box 38: folder 17 | ||
Defense | Box
38 | ||
Healthcare | Box 38: folder 18-20 | ||
Spending priorities | Box 38: folder 21 | ||
Women's issues | Box 39: folder 1-6 | ||
Dept. of Defense | |||
Authorization - Personnel FY 97 | Box 39: folder 7 | ||
Ban on gay service personnel | Box 39: folder 8 | ||
Retirees-36th Congressional District | Box 39: folder 9 | ||
Export loan guarantee | Box 39: folder 10 | ||
Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDC) | Box 39: folder 11 | ||
Former Dept. of Defense spouse | Box 40: folder 1 | ||
Heavy bomber industrial capabilities study | Box 40: folder 2 | ||
HIV discharge repeal | Box 40: folder 3-5 | ||
HR 1350 - Maritime Security Act | Box 40: folder 6 | ||
HR 1530 - Dept. of Defense Conference Report | Box 40: folder 7 | ||
HR 1530 - FY 96 Defense Authorization | Box 40: folder 8 | ||
HR 3230 markup - FY 97 | Box 41: folder 1 | ||
Maritime Administration (MARAD) | Box 41: folder 2 | ||
MARAD FY 97 | Box 41: folder 3 | ||
Maritime Advisory Committee | Box 41: folder 4 | ||
Maritime Panel: general, markup | Box 41: folder 5-7 | ||
Military personnel - FY 97 | Box 41: folder 8-9 | ||
Minuteman III | Box 41: folder 10 | ||
MRE/donated foods amendment | Box 41: folder 11 | ||
National Defense Authorization - FY 97 | Box 42: folder 1 | ||
Oversight Panel on the Merchant Marine | Box 42: folder 2 | ||
Personnel Subcommittee mark-up FY 96 | Box 42: folder 3 | ||
POW-MIA issues | Box 42: folder 4 | ||
Retired pay compensation | Box 42: folder 5 | ||
Shipbuilding - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development agreement | Box 42: folder 6 | ||
Technology Reinvestment Program (TRP) - dual use | Box 42: folder 7 | ||
Western Regional Law Enforcement and Technology Center | Box
42 | ||
Part 1 | Box 42: folder 8 | ||
Part 2 | Box 43: folder 1-4 | ||
Youth Challenge program | Box 43: folder 5 | ||
105th Congress, | 1997-98 | ||
Aerospace Advisory Committee | Box 43: folder 6 | ||
B-2 bomber | Box 43: folder 7 | ||
Big Think - future defense requirements | Box 43: folder 8 | ||
COSCO | Box 43: folder 9-10 | ||
COSCO/Port of Long Beach | Box 44: folder 1 | ||
Defense | Box
44 | ||
Authorization markup FY 98 | Box 44: folder 2 | ||
Environmental issues | Box 44: folder 3 | ||
Export loan guarantee program | Box 44: folder 4 | ||
Reductions | Box 44: folder 5 | ||
Defense Authorization Conference FY 98 | Box 44: folder 6 | ||
Dual use - FY 98 Dept. of Defense | Box 44: folder 7 | ||
F/A-18 | Box 44: folder 8 | ||
Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDC) | Box 44: folder 9 | ||
Gays in the military | Box 44: folder 10-11 | ||
HIV-positive nonworldwide-deployable service personnel | Box 45: folder 1 | ||
MARAD - FY 98 Authorization | Box 45: folder 2 | ||
Maritime Advisory Committee: general, visit to DC | Box 45: folder 3-5 | ||
McVeigh, CPO Timothy | Box 45: folder 6 | ||
National Defense Authorization Act | |||
FY98 - FY99 | Box 45: folder 7-8 | ||
FY99 - Personnel issues | Box 46: folder 1 | ||
Oversight Panel on the Merchant Marine | Box 46: folder 2 | ||
Personnel markup - FY 98 Dept. of Defense Authorization | Box 46: folder 3 | ||
POW-MIA issues | Box 46: folder 4 | ||
Procurement reform, | 1997 | Box 46: folder 5 | |
RAND defense consolidation study | Box 46: folder 6 | ||
Scorpius | Box 46: folder 7 | ||
Legislative staff files | |||
Legislative assignments, | 1996-98 | Box 46: folder 8 | |
Maria Alongi | Box
46 | ||
Appropriations FY | 1999 | Box
46 | |
Agriculture | Box 46: folder 9 | ||
Commerce-State-Justice | Box 46: folder 10 | ||
Democratic initiatives - Omnibus | Box 46: folder 11 | ||
District of Columbia | Box 46: folder 12 | ||
Foreign operations | Box 46: folder 13 | ||
Interior | Box 47: folder 1 | ||
Labor-Health and Human Services-Education | Box 47: folder 2-3 | ||
Omnibus | Box 47: folder 4 | ||
Transportation | Box 47: folder 5 | ||
Treasury-Postal | Box 47: folder 6 | ||
Veterans Administration-Housing and Urban Development | Box 47: folder 7 | ||
California issues/research | |||
Business | Box 47: folder 8 | ||
Child care | Box 47: folder 9 | ||
Education | Box 48: folder 1-3 | ||
Health care | Box 48: folder 4 | ||
Immigration | Box 48: folder 5 | ||
Important articles | Box 48: folder 6 | ||
Welfare | Box 49: folder 1 | ||
Foreign policy-105th | |||
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) | Box 49: folder 2-3 | ||
American Jewish Congress - | Sep 1997 | Box 49: folder 4 | |
Bosnia | Box 49: folder 5 | ||
China bills, | Nov 1997 | Box 49: folder 6 | |
Cyprus Enclaved Resolution | Box 49: folder 7 | ||
Dayton Peace Accords | Box 49: folder 8 | ||
Foreign Policy Reform Act | Box 49: folder 9 | ||
Greek issues | Box 49: folder 10 | ||
Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF) presentation | Box 50: folder 1 | ||
Intel Authorization FY 98 - Whistle-blower protection | Box 50: folder 2 | ||
Israel, 50th Anniversary | Box 50: folder 3 | ||
Middle East peace process | Box 50: folder 4 | ||
Mordechai visit | Box 50: folder 5 | ||
Non-proliferation | Box 50: folder 6-7 | ||
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) | Box
50 | ||
Enlargement | Box 50: folder 8-9 | ||
Op-ed | Box 51: folder 1 | ||
North Korea | Box 51: folder 2 | ||
North Korea launch | Box 51: folder 3 | ||
Perry Conference | Box 51: folder 4 | ||
U.S.-Iran relations, "Crossfire," | Jan 1998 | Box 51: folder 5 | |
U.S.-Israeli Interparliamentary Commission - missiles | Box 51: folder 6 | ||
Immigration-104th & 105th | |||
Immigration reform | Box 51: folder 7-8 | ||
Reimbursement to California for education of illegal immigrants | Box 51: folder 9 | ||
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for immigrants | Box 51: folder 10 | ||
Legislative initiatives-105th | |||
Choice Amendment - FY | 1999 | Box
51 | |
Part 1 | Box 51: folder 11-12 | ||
Part 2 | Box 52: folder 1-5 | ||
Encryption | Box 52: folder 6-15 | ||
Restrictions on access: [Closed until January 1, 2029] | |||
HR 411 - Abortion at military facilities | Box 53: folder 1-9 | ||
Russia-Iran | Box
53 | ||
Part 1 | Box 53: folder 10-28 | ||
Part 2 | Box 54: folder 1-12 | ||
Vaccines for Children (VFC) program | Box
54 | ||
Part 1 | Box 54: folder 13-16 | ||
Part 2 | Box 55: folder 1-14 | ||
Bryan Banks | |||
Agriculture, | 1998 | Box
55 | |
Appropriations | Box 55: folder 15 | ||
Bass/DeFazio appropriations amendment | Box 55: folder 16 | ||
California citrus | Box 55: folder 17 | ||
California vs. El Niño | Box 55: folder 18 | ||
Farm crisis | Box 55: folder 19 | ||
General issues | Box 55: folder 20 | ||
H-2 visa program - "Bracero" | Box 55: folder 21 | ||
Miller/Schumer sugar appropriations amendment | Box 55: folder 22 | ||
Most Favored Nation & Fast Track Trade Authority | Box 55: folder 23 | ||
Neuman/Kanjorski peanut appropriations amendment | Box 55: folder 24 | ||
Northeast Dairy Compact | Box 55: folder 25 | ||
Point Reyes California Farmland Preservation Act | Box 55: folder 26 | ||
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture rural development - Val Dolcini | Box 55: folder 27 | ||
Arts issues, | 1998 | ||
Congressional art competition | Box 55: folder 28 | ||
General | Box 55: folder 29 | ||
National Endowment for the Arts | Box 55: folder 30 | ||
Immigration, | 1998 | ||
H1-B visa increase | Box 56: folder 1-4 | ||
Haitian refugee relief | Box 56: folder 5 | ||
Illegal immigration | Box 56: folder 6 | ||
Naturalization | Box 56: folder 7 | ||
Native Americans, | 1998 | ||
Gaming | Box 57: folder 1 | ||
Sovereignty | Box 57: folder 2 | ||
Veterans | Box 57: folder 3 | ||
Transportation, | 1998 | ||
Airline industry | Box 57: folder 4 | ||
Alameda Corridor | Box 57: folder 5 | ||
Appropriations "Dear Colleague" letters | Box 57: folder 6 | ||
Metropolitan Transportation Authority | Box 57: folder 7-9 | ||
Miscellaneous issues, | 1998 | ||
High Tech | Box 57: folder 10 | ||
Postal operations | Box 57: folder 11 | ||
U.S. Treasury | Box 57: folder 12 | ||
David Flanders | |||
Notes, | n.d. | Box
57 | |
Part 1 | Box 58: folder 1-21 | ||
Part 2 | Box 59: folder 1-15 | ||
FY 1996 budget and appropriations | |||
Agriculture | Box 59: folder 16 | ||
Appropriations information | Box 59: folder 17 | ||
Budget | Box
59 | ||
Part 1 | Box 59: folder 18-19 | ||
Part 2 | Box 60: folder 1-6 | ||
Commerce-State-Justice | Box 61: folder 1 | ||
Defense | Box 61: folder 2 | ||
District of Columbia | Box 61: folder 3 | ||
Emergency Rescissions and Supplemental | Box 61: folder 4 | ||
Energy and Water | Box 61: folder 5 | ||
Foreign Operations | Box 61: folder 6 | ||
Interior | Box 61: folder 7 | ||
Labor-Health and Human Services-Education | Box 61: folder 8 | ||
Legislative Branch | Box 61: folder 9 | ||
Military Construction | Box 62: folder 1 | ||
Omnibus | Box 62: folder 2 | ||
Transportation | Box 62: folder 3 | ||
Treasury-Postal | Box 62: folder 4 | ||
Veterans Administration-Housing and Urban Development | Box 62: folder 5 | ||
FY 1997 budget and appropriations | |||
Agriculture | Box 62: folder 6 | ||
Budget | Box 62: folder 7-9 | ||
Commerce-State-Justice | Box 62: folder 10 | ||
District of Columbia | Box 62: folder 11 | ||
Emergency Supplemental | Box 62: folder 12 | ||
Energy and Water | Box 62: folder 13 | ||
Labor-Health and Human Services-Education | Box 62: folder 14 | ||
Legislative Branch | Box 63: folder 1 | ||
Military Construction | Box 63: folder 2 | ||
Omnibus | Box 63: folder 3 | ||
Transportation | Box 63: folder 4 | ||
Treasury-Postal | Box 63: folder 5 | ||
Veterans Administration-Housing and Urban Development | Box 63: folder 6 | ||
FY 1998 appropriations bills | |||
Agriculture | Box 63: folder 7 | ||
Budget reconciliation | Box 63: folder 8 | ||
Commerce-State-Justice | Box 63: folder 9 | ||
Defense | Box 64: folder 1 | ||
District of Columbia | Box 64: folder 2 | ||
Energy and Water | Box 64: folder 3 | ||
Foreign Operations | Box 64: folder 4 | ||
Interior | Box 64: folder 5 | ||
Labor-Health and Human Services-Education | Box 65: folder 1 | ||
Legislative Branch | Box 65: folder 2 | ||
Military Construction | Box 65: folder 3 | ||
Transportation | Box 65: folder 4 | ||
Treasury-Postal | Box 65: folder 5 | ||
Veterans Administration-Housing and Urban Development | Box 65: folder 6 | ||
Danny Geffen | |||
Crime, | 1995-97 | Box
65 | |
Asset forfeiture | Box 65: folder 7 | ||
Assault weapons | Box 65: folder 8 | ||
Child pornography | Box 66: folder 1 | ||
Child protection | Box 66: folder 2 | ||
Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program | Box 66: folder 3 | ||
Crime - general | Box 66: folder 4 | ||
Domestic violence gun ban | Box 66: folder 5 | ||
Drugs | Box 66: folder 6 | ||
Federal Bureau of Investigations due process for agents | Box 66: folder 7 | ||
Feinstein gangs bill | Box 66: folder 8 | ||
Flag burning | Box 66: folder 9 | ||
Guns - Brady bill | Box 66: folder 10 | ||
Jail | Box 66: folder 11 | ||
Juvenile justice | Box 66: folder 12 | ||
Law and Technology Centers | Box 66: folder 13 | ||
Lazarovich, Shayna | Box 66: folder 14 | ||
Legal Services Corporation | Box 66: folder 15 | ||
Mexico - drugs | Box 66: folder 16 | ||
Police benefits | Box 66: folder 17 | ||
Waco | Box 66: folder 18 | ||
Foreign affairs, 105th Congress, | 1997-98 | ||
Bosnia | Box 66: folder 19 | ||
Croatia | Box 66: folder 20 | ||
Foreign arms sales | Box 66: folder 21 | ||
Foreign Operations appropriations FY 97 | Box 66: folder 22 | ||
HR 2652 - School of the Americas | Box 66: folder 23 | ||
Human rights | Box 67: folder 1 | ||
Israel - foreign aid | Box 67: folder 2 | ||
Israel/Palestine Liberation Organization vs. terrorism | Box 67: folder 3 | ||
Jerusalem | Box 67: folder 4 | ||
Jewish issues | Box 67: folder 5 | ||
Middle East peace process | Box 67: folder 6-8 | ||
Nuclear arms | Box 67: folder 9 | ||
Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) | Box 68: folder 1-2 | ||
"Peace through Strength" National Security Caucus | Box 68: folder 3 | ||
Qaddafy/Farrakhan | Box 68: folder 4 | ||
State Department Authorization FY 98 | Box 68: folder 5 | ||
Syria | Box 68: folder 6 | ||
U.S. arms sales | Box 68: folder 7 | ||
Foreign affairs, miscellaneous, 103rd-105th, | 1993-98 | ||
Africa | Box 68: folder 8 | ||
Albania | Box 68: folder 9 | ||
Asia - general | Box 68: folder 10 | ||
Brazil | Box 68: folder 11 | ||
Burma/Myanmar | Box 68: folder 12 | ||
Cuba | Box 68: folder 13 | ||
East Timor/Indonesia | Box 69: folder 1 | ||
El Salvador | Box 69: folder 2 | ||
Foreign aid | Box 69: folder 3 | ||
Foreign aid authorization | Box 69: folder 4 | ||
Greece and Macedonia | Box 69: folder 5 | ||
Guatemala | Box 69: folder 6 | ||
Haiti | Box 69: folder 7 | ||
India/Pakistan/Kashmir | Box 69: folder 8 | ||
Iran | Box 69: folder 9 | ||
Iraq | Box 69: folder 10 | ||
Japan | Box 69: folder 11 | ||
Macedonia | Box 69: folder 12 | ||
Mexico | Box 69: folder 13 | ||
Newly Independent States (NIS) | Box 69: folder 14 | ||
Persian Gulf | Box 69: folder 15 | ||
Puerto Rico | Box 70: folder 1 | ||
Russia | Box 70: folder 2 | ||
Russia/Commonwealth of Independent States | Box 70: folder 3-4 | ||
Taiwan | Box 70: folder 5 | ||
Vietnam | Box 70: folder 6 | ||
Immigration, | 1995-97 | ||
Administrative | Box 70: folder 7 | ||
Attacks on immigration groups | Box 70: folder 8 | ||
Benefits | Box 70: folder 9 | ||
Birthright citizenship | Box 70: folder 10 | ||
Border control | Box 70: folder 11-12 | ||
Californians for Population Stabilization | Box 71: folder 1 | ||
Cost data/studies | Box 71: folder 2 | ||
Deportation, visa overstays | Box 71: folder 3 | ||
General | Box 71: folder 4 | ||
HR 2202 - Immigration in the National Interest Act of 1995 | Box
71 | ||
Part 1 | Box 71: folder 5-21 | ||
Part 2 | Box 72: folder 1-18 | ||
Immigration technology | Box 72: folder 19 | ||
Box 72: folder 20 | |||
Naturalization | Box 72: folder 21 | ||
Reimbursement to states | Box 72: folder 22 | ||
Taskforce on Immigration Reform | Box 72: folder 23 | ||
Temerula incident, | Apr 1996 | Box 72: folder 24 | |
Workplace enforcement | Box 72: folder 25 | ||
Trade, | 1995-97 | ||
Bananas | Box 73: folder 1 | ||
Border Trade Alliance | Box 73: folder 2 | ||
Burma sanctions - con | Box 73: folder 3 | ||
Fast track | Box 73: folder 4 | ||
Financial sources | Box 73: folder 5 | ||
Information technology access | Box 73: folder 6 | ||
Israel | Box 73: folder 7 | ||
Japan - U.S. | Box 73: folder 8 | ||
Japan (from Japan) | Box 73: folder 9 | ||
Japan (from U.S.) | Box 73: folder 10 | ||
Japan (press) | Box 73: folder 11 | ||
Labor/Industry Coalition for International Trade | Box 73: folder 12 | ||
Lumber | Box 73: folder 13 | ||
Mexico bailout | Box 74: folder 1 | ||
Middle East | Box 74: folder 2 | ||
Romania MFN | Box 74: folder 3 | ||
Semiconductors (China/Japan) | Box 74: folder 4 | ||
Short supply | Box 74: folder 5 | ||
U.N. peacekeeping | Box 74: folder 6 | ||
Miscellaneous, | 1995-96 | ||
Armenian National Committee of America | Box 74: folder 7 | ||
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) gun studies funding | Box 74: folder 8 | ||
Church arson | Box 74: folder 9 | ||
Franking file, | 1993 | Box 74: folder 10 | |
Gay issues | Box 74: folder 11 | ||
Information superhighway | Box 74: folder 12 | ||
Internet use in Harman offices | Box 74: folder 13 | ||
Job training info | Box 74: folder 14 | ||
Legal Services Corporation | Box 74: folder 15 | ||
"Modem Tax" | Box 74: folder 16 | ||
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) | Box 74: folder 17 | ||
"Press Freedom Abuses in Turkey - April 1996 Update" | Box 74: folder 18 | ||
Public Broadcasting | Box 74: folder 19 | ||
Terrorism bill | Box 74: folder 20-21 | ||
Terrorism bill (cont'd) | Box 75: folder 1-2 | ||
Thank yous | Box 75: folder 3 | ||
U.S. Sentencing Commission - Annual Report | 1995 | Box 75: folder 4 | |
Danny Geffen and Maria Alongi | |||
Choice, | 1993-98 | Box
75 | |
Abortions at military facilities, 103rd & 104th | Box 75: folder 5 | ||
Anti-choice bills, 105th Congress, 1st session | Box 75: folder 6 | ||
Appropriations FY 97 | Box 75: folder 7 | ||
Background information, | 1997-98 | Box 75: folder 8 | |
California Title X clinics | Box 75: folder 9 | ||
Child Custody Protection Act | Box 75: folder 10 | ||
Clinic violence | Box 75: folder 11 | ||
HR- Parental Rights | 1946 | Box 76: folder 1 | |
Insurance coverage | Box 76: folder 2 | ||
International family planning | Box 76: folder 3 | ||
Istook amendment, 104th Congress | Box 76: folder 4 | ||
NARAL Congressional Tally on Choice | Box 76: folder 5 | ||
Parental notification | Box 76: folder 6 | ||
"Partial birth" abortion | Box 76: folder 7 | ||
"Partial birth" veto override | Box 76: folder 8 | ||
RU486 | Box 76: folder 9 | ||
Speeches on choice-103rd | Box 76: folder 10 | ||
Education - 104th-105th, | 1995-98 | ||
Census | Box 76: folder 11 | ||
Class size reduction, FY 99 | Box 76: folder 12 | ||
Cuts in 104th Congress | Box 76: folder 13-14 | ||
Educational equity | Box 77: folder 1 | ||
El Camino/Title III | Box 77: folder 2 | ||
Enrollment increases | Box 77: folder 3 | ||
General | Box 77: folder 4-6 | ||
Goals 2000 | Box 77: folder 7 | ||
Harman record, education | Box 77: folder 8 | ||
Head Start | Box 77: folder 9 | ||
Higher Education Reauthorization | Box 77: folder 10 | ||
HR 123 - English Only | Box 77: folder 11 | ||
HR 3892 - English fluency | Box 77: folder 12 | ||
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) | Box 78: folder 1 | ||
Job training | Box 78: folder 2 | ||
Presidential scholarships | Box 78: folder 3 | ||
Primary and secondary funds | Box 78: folder 4 | ||
School lunch | Box 78: folder 5 | ||
Technology | Box 78: folder 6 | ||
Letters, | 1994-98 | ||
AIDS Healthcare Foundation | Box 78: folder 7 | ||
Argentina trade barriers - Mattel | Box 78: folder 8 | ||
Assistive technology | Box 78: folder 9 | ||
Berenson, Lori | Box 78: folder 10 | ||
Bowers ambulance services | Box 78: folder 11 | ||
Breast cancer - Dept. of Defense appropriations FY 96 | Box 78: folder 12 | ||
Breast cancer research funding | Box 78: folder 13 | ||
California State University (CSU) bond cap | Box 78: folder 14 | ||
Community Nursing Organization (CNO) project | Box 78: folder 15 | ||
Dept. of Energy National Security programs | Box 78: folder 16 | ||
Disproportionate Share Hospitals (DSH) | Box 78: folder 17 | ||
E-Rate | Box 78: folder 18 | ||
Electricity deregulation | Box 78: folder 19 | ||
H-1 B | Box 78: folder 20 | ||
Harbor-UCLA Medical Foundation, Inc. (MFI) | Box 78: folder 21 | ||
Health care reform - abortion coverage | Box 78: folder 22 | ||
HIV/AIDS prevention | Box 78: folder 23 | ||
HONDA-Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (ULEV) | Box 78: folder 24 | ||
Immigration and Naturalization Service inspectors | Box 78: folder 25 | ||
India | Box 78: folder 26 | ||
International Monetary Fund funding | Box 78: folder 27 | ||
Istook amendment - Labor/HHS FY 96 | Box 78: folder 28 | ||
Job Corps | Box 78: folder 29 | ||
Medicaid abortion - Clinton | Box 78: folder 30 | ||
Medicaid for mentally disabled | Box 78: folder 31 | ||
Medicare reimbursement for mammography | Box 78: folder 32 | ||
Medicare - letter to seniors | Box 78: folder 33 | ||
Mexico prisoner transfer | Box 78: folder 34 | ||
Middle East peace process | Box 78: folder 35 | ||
Molina Medical Center | Box 78: folder 36 | ||
Natural gas - Dept. of Energy | Box 78: folder 37 | ||
Nursing education | Box 78: folder 38 | ||
P.E.A.C.H., Inc. - Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMB) | Box 78: folder 39 | ||
Sanchez-Dornan | Box 79: folder 1 | ||
School libraries | Box 79: folder 2 | ||
Sexually transmitted disease (STD) research and prevention | Box 79: folder 3 | ||
Social Security reform | Box 79: folder 4 | ||
State Justice Institute - Programs for Women | Box 79: folder 5 | ||
Suffrage statues | Box 79: folder 6 | ||
Teen pregnancies | Box 79: folder 7 | ||
Terrorist attack in Jerusalem | Box 79: folder 8 | ||
Tobacco letter to Gingrich | Box 79: folder 9 | ||
Tobacco Tax - children's health | Box 79: folder 10 | ||
Tucker, Regina | Box 79: folder 11 | ||
UCLA - Neighborhood Knowledge Los Angeles (NKLA) program | Box 79: folder 12 | ||
Veteran status of women - Women's Health Initiative | Box 79: folder 13 | ||
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) conferees | Box 79: folder 14 | ||
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) priorities | Box 79: folder 15 | ||
Women's issues funding - Labor/HHS FY 95 | Box 79: folder 16 | ||
Women's Rights Beijing - Albright | Box 79: folder 17 | ||
World Trade Organization (WTO) - Clinton | Box 79: folder 18 | ||
Zana, Leyla | Box 79: folder 19 | ||
Social Security Reform, 105th, | 1997-98 | ||
Briefing for California Congressional staff | Box 79: folder 20 | ||
General | Box 79: folder 21 | ||
Trade, 103rd-105th, | 1993-98 | ||
California companies - Guanzhou Airport | Box 79: folder 22 | ||
Cuban Humanitarian Trade Act | Box 79: folder 23 | ||
Fast Track Trade Authority | Box 79: folder 24-26 | ||
General System of Preferences (GSP) program | Box 79: folder 27 | ||
Hughes satellite | Box 80: folder 1 | ||
International Monetary Fund funding | Box 80: folder 2 | ||
Jackson-Vanik Vietnam | Box 80: folder 3 | ||
Most-Favored-Nation - China | Box
80 | ||
1993-96 | Box 80: folder 4-7 | ||
1996-99 | Box 81: folder 1-3 | ||
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) | Box 81: folder 4 | ||
Welfare reform, 105th, | 1997-98 | ||
California reform | Box 81: folder 5 | ||
California waiver | Box 81: folder 6 | ||
General | Box 82: folder 1-3 | ||
Welfare and Medicaid Reform Act of 1996 | Box 82: folder 4 | ||
Women and families, | 1994-98 | ||
American Association of University Women voting record | Box 83: folder 1 | ||
Adoption | Box 83: folder 2 | ||
Beijing | Box 83: folder 3-7 | ||
Child care | Box 83: folder 8 | ||
Child Protection Act | Box 83: folder 9 | ||
Children's Gun Violence Protection Act | Box 83: folder 10 | ||
Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues, 20th anniversary | Box 83: folder 11 | ||
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) | Box 83: folder 12 | ||
Domestic violence | Box 83: folder 13 | ||
HR 3855 - Children's Hospital | Box 84: folder 1 | ||
Klugman, Kate | Box 84: folder 2 | ||
Little Rock Nine | Box 84: folder 3 | ||
Suicide prevention | Box 84: folder 4 | ||
Suffrage statues - Harman remarks | Box 84: folder 5 | ||
Violence Against Women Act of 1994 (VAWA) | Box 84: folder 6 | ||
Violence Against Women Act of 1998 | Box 84: folder 7 | ||
Women in the Military Service for America (WIMSA) - Women Veterans Memorial | Box 84: folder 8 | ||
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) nutrition program | Box 84: folder 9 | ||
Women's Caucus-105th Congress | Box 84: folder 10 | ||
Women's opportunities - Harman | Box 84: folder 11 | ||
Ron Stone | |||
Energy and environment, | 1993-97 | Box
84 | |
Airline ticket tax | Box 85: folder 1 | ||
Alameda Corridor | Box 85: folder 2 | ||
Ballona Wetlands | Box 85: folder 3 | ||
Bay-Delta Estuary | Box 85: folder 4 | ||
California Desert Protection Act | Box 85: folder 5 | ||
CALSTART | Box 85: folder 6 | ||
Campaign finance | Box 85: folder 7 | ||
Catalina | Box 85: folder 8 | ||
Chevron | Box 85: folder 9 | ||
Clean air | Box 85: folder 10 | ||
Clean Water Act | Box 85: folder 11 | ||
DDT/420 | Box 85: folder 12 | ||
Del Amo event, | 3 Mar 1997 | Box 85: folder 13 | |
Douglas Street | Box 85: folder 14 | ||
Electrical Transportation Test Center | Box 85: folder 15 | ||
Endangered Species Act | Box 85: folder 16 | ||
Environmental op-ed | Box 86: folder 1 | ||
Environmental paper | Box 86: folder 2 | ||
Environmental politics | Box 86: folder 3 | ||
Environmental roundtables | Box 86: folder 4 | ||
Flow control | Box 86: folder 5 | ||
Forests | Box 86: folder 6 | ||
Grazing fees | Box 86: folder 7 | ||
Green Framing Systems | Box 86: folder 8 | ||
Green Scissors | Box 86: folder 9 | ||
Ham radio/spectrums | Box 86: folder 10 | ||
Hear the Bay | Box 86: folder 11 | ||
High-speed ground transportation initiative/ Maglev | Box 86: folder 12 | ||
Highway safety | Box 86: folder 13 | ||
Hughes | Box 86: folder 14 | ||
Honda | Box 86: folder 15 | ||
Hyperion | Box 86: folder 16 | ||
Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS) | Box 86: folder 17 | ||
Interior appropriations, FY 96-97 | Box 86: folder 18-19 | ||
Japan air issue | Box 86: folder 20 | ||
LAX | Box 87: folder 1-2 | ||
LAX master plan | Box 87: folder 3 | ||
League of Conservation Voters (LCV) | Box 87: folder 4 | ||
Marina del Rey | Box 87: folder 5 | ||
Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) | Box 87: folder 6 | ||
Mining law reform | Box 87: folder 7 | ||
National Biological Survey | Box 87: folder 8 | ||
National Information Infrastructure (NII) | Box 87: folder 9 | ||
National parks | Box 87: folder 10 | ||
National Weather Service | Box 87: folder 11 | ||
Natural disasters | Box 88: folder 1 | ||
Natural gas vehicle (NGV) | Box 88: folder 2 | ||
Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEV) | Box 88: folder 3 | ||
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | Box 88: folder 4 | ||
Offshore oil drilling | Box 88: folder 5 | ||
Pesticides | Box 88: folder 6 | ||
Presidio | Box 88: folder 7 | ||
Project California | Box 88: folder 8 | ||
Radon | Box 88: folder 9 | ||
Rail electrification | Box 88: folder 10 | ||
Railroads | Box 88: folder 11 | ||
Recycling | Box 88: folder 12 | ||
Redondo Beach | Box 88: folder 13 | ||
Reformulated gas | Box 88: folder 14 | ||
Regulatory reform | Box 88: folder 15 | ||
Renewables | Box 88: folder 16 | ||
Safe drinking water | Box 88: folder 17 | ||
Santa Monica Airport | Box 88: folder 18 | ||
Santa Monica Bay Restoration Project (SMBRP) | Box 88: folder 19 | ||
Securities reform | Box 88: folder 20 | ||
Solar energy | Box 88: folder 21 | ||
Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) | Box 89: folder 1 | ||
Superfund | Box 89: folder 2 | ||
Supertug | Box 89: folder 3 | ||
Takings | Box 89: folder 4 | ||
Telecommunications | Box 89: folder 5 | ||
Unfunded mandates reform | Box 89: folder 6 | ||
Ward Valley | Box 89: folder 7 | ||
West Basin recycling | Box 89: folder 8 | ||
Wetlands | Box 89: folder 9 | ||
Wind energy | Box 89: folder 10 | ||
Xcorp | Box 89: folder 11 | ||
Zero Emissions Surface Transit (ZEST) bus | Box 89: folder 12 | ||
Mission to Planet Earth, | 1995-96 | ||
Amendment language | Box 89: folder 13 | ||
American Geophysical Union (AGU) | Box 89: folder 14 | ||
Appropriations correspondence - Harman/Bartlett | Box 89: folder 15 | ||
Background/press | Box 89: folder 16 | ||
Bartlett | Box 89: folder 17 | ||
Budget request | Box 89: folder 18 | ||
Commercial space bill | Box 89: folder 19 | ||
Committee bill, | 1995 | Box 89: folder 20 | |
Correspondence, miscellaneous | Box 90: folder 1 | ||
Earth Observing System common bus | Box 90: folder 2 | ||
Earth Observing System Data and Information System | Box 90: folder 3 | ||
EDS | Box 90: folder 4 | ||
"El Niño" | Box 90: folder 5 | ||
Event | Box 90: folder 6 | ||
Fact book | Box 90: folder 7 | ||
Fire | Box 90: folder 8 | ||
Fire - Arizona | Box 90: folder 9 | ||
Gardiner/Environmental Protection Agency | Box 90: folder 10 | ||
General Accounting Office refute | Box 90: folder 11 | ||
Goldin/Walker interchange on science | Box 90: folder 12 | ||
Harman statements | Box 90: folder 13 | ||
Harman/Boehlert colloquy | Box 90: folder 14 | ||
Hughes | Box 90: folder 15 | ||
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) | Box 90: folder 16 | ||
Insurance industry | Box 90: folder 17 | ||
Kennel, Dr. Charles F. | Box 90: folder 18 | ||
Landsat data applications | Box 90: folder 19 | ||
Marshall | Box 90: folder 20 | ||
Matossian | Box 90: folder 21 | ||
Mika, Aram | Box 90: folder 22 | ||
Montreal Protocol | Box 90: folder 23 | ||
National Academy of Sciences (NAS) | Box 90: folder 24-25 | ||
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Box 90: folder 26-27 | ||
Policy bill FY 96 | Box 91: folder 1 | ||
Press | Box 91: folder 2 | ||
Rescoping/improvements | Box 91: folder 3 | ||
Risk | Box 91: folder 4 | ||
Scripps | Box 91: folder 5 | ||
Senate authorization | Box 91: folder 6 | ||
Sensenbrenner | Box 91: folder 7 | ||
Sparks report | Box 91: folder 8 | ||
Stennis (John C. Stennis Space Center) | Box 91: folder 9 | ||
Talking points | Box 91: folder 10 | ||
Testimony and statements | Box 91: folder 11 | ||
TRW | Box 91: folder 12 | ||
Uncosted carryover balances | Box 91: folder 13 | ||
United States Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) | Box 91: folder 14 | ||
Walker | Box 91: folder 15 | ||
Watkins | Box 91: folder 16 | ||
Weyerhauser | Box 91: folder 17 | ||
Whipping materials | Box 91: folder 18 | ||
Space and technology, | 1993-97 | ||
Restrictions on access: [Closed untilJanuary 1, 2029] | |||
Ace Clearwater | Box 91: folder 19 | ||
Advanced Liquid Metal Reactor (ALMR) program | Box 91: folder 20 | ||
Advanced Technology Program (ATP) | Box 91: folder 21 | ||
Advanced X-Ray Astrophysics Facility (AXAF) | Box 91: folder 22 | ||
Aeronautics | Box 92: folder 1 | ||
AeroVironment, Inc. | Box 92: folder 2 | ||
Biomixer | Box 92: folder 3 | ||
California Manufacturing Technology Center (CMTC) | Box 92: folder 4 | ||
Cassini JPL | Box 92: folder 5 | ||
Challenger Learning Center | Box 92: folder 6 | ||
Clean Air Now | Box 92: folder 7 | ||
Clipper chip | Box 92: folder 8 | ||
Coalition budget - research and development | Box 92: folder 9 | ||
Commerce Dept. in 36th Congressional District | Box 92: folder 10 | ||
Commerce-State-Justice appropriations FY 97 | Box 92: folder 11 | ||
Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) | Box 92: folder 12 | ||
Dept. of Energy Authorization FY 96 | Box 92: folder 13 | ||
Direct TV | Box 92: folder 14 | ||
Discovery | Box 92: folder 15 | ||
El Camino College | Box 92: folder 16 | ||
Environmental research and development | Box 92: folder 17 | ||
"Environmental Science Under Siege: Fringe Science and the 104th Congress," Rep. George Brown, Jr. | Box 92: folder 18 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Excellon | Box 92: folder 19 | ||
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) | Box 93: folder 1-2 | ||
Food and Drug Administration | Box 93: folder 3 | ||
Fuel cells | Box 93: folder 4 | ||
Fusion | Box 93: folder 5 | ||
Gas Turbine-Modular Helium Reactor (GT-MHR) | Box 93: folder 6 | ||
Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) | Box 93: folder 7 | ||
Gingrich | Box 93: folder 8 | ||
Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment program (GLOBE)/NOAA | Box 93: folder 9 | ||
Goldin visit, | 1994-96 | Box 93: folder 10-11 | |
Green technology | Box 93: folder 12-14 | ||
HR- Commerce Department dismantling | 1756 | Box 93: folder 15 | |
Hughes - general | Box 93: folder 16 | ||
Hydrogen | Box 93: folder 17 | ||
Illusion Inc. | Box 93: folder 18 | ||
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) | Box 94: folder 1 | ||
Komsat | Box 94: folder 2 | ||
Kotkin story | Box 94: folder 3 | ||
Mars Surveyor/Pathfinder | Box 94: folder 4 | ||
McDonnell Douglas | Box 94: folder 5 | ||
Metrics | Box 94: folder 6 | ||
Mission Home | Box 94: folder 7 | ||
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Box 94: folder 8-18 | ||
National Science Foundation (NSF) | Box 95: folder 1 | ||
Nuclear energy/waste | Box 95: folder 2 | ||
Odyssey/TRW | Box 95: folder 3 | ||
Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)/space | Box 95: folder 4 | ||
Omnibus Science Authorization FY 97 | Box 95: folder 5 | ||
Research and development tax credit | Box 95: folder 6 | ||
Reusable launch vehicles | Box 95: folder 7 | ||
Right Consortium | Box 95: folder 8 | ||
Rockwell | Box 95: folder 9 | ||
Sea Grant | Box 95: folder 10 | ||
Sea Launch | Box 95: folder 11 | ||
Small Satellite Technology Initiative (SSTI) | Box 95: folder 12 | ||
South Bay Workshop of Governments | Box 95: folder 13 | ||
Space commercialization | Box 95: folder 14 | ||
Space Infrared Telescope Facility (SIRTF)/Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) | Box 95: folder 15 | ||
Space launch | Box 95: folder 16 | ||
Space nuclear power | Box 95: folder 17 | ||
Space science - general | Box 95: folder 18 | ||
Space shuttle | Box 95: folder 19 | ||
Space station | Box 95: folder 20 | ||
Space suits | Box 96: folder 1 | ||
Spectrum Astro | Box 96: folder 2 | ||
Thermal Electronics, Inc. | Box 96: folder 3 | ||
Tracking and Data Relay Satellites (TDRS) | Box 96: folder 4 | ||
University of California | Box 96: folder 5 | ||
Veterans Administration-Housing and Urban Development appropriations, FY 95-97 | Box 96: folder 6-8 | ||
Wildfires | Box 96: folder 9 | ||
Wyle Laboratories | Box 96: folder 10 | ||
Miscellaneous, | 1994-97 | ||
City of Los Angeles | Box 96: folder 11 | ||
Electricity deregulation | Box 96: folder 12 | ||
Energy and Water appropriations, FY 95-97 | Box 96: folder 13-15 | ||
Federal Emergency Management Agency | Box 96: folder 16 | ||
Gas Turbine-Modular Helium Reactor (GT-MHR) | Box 96: folder 17 | ||
Kubota | Box 97: folder 1 | ||
Legal reform | Box 97: folder 2 | ||
Line item veto | Box 97: folder 3 | ||
Loyola Marymount University | Box 97: folder 4 | ||
National Energy Policy Act of 1992 (NEPA) | Box 97: folder 5 | ||
Patents | Box 97: folder 6 | ||
Right-to-Know Law | Box 97: folder 7 | ||
Risk assessment | Box 97: folder 8 | ||
Robinson helicopters | Box 97: folder 9 | ||
Terrorism | Box 97: folder 10 | ||
Ron Stone and Maria Alongi | |||
Health care, | 1995-98 | Box
97 | |
AIDS Project LA | Box 98: folder 1 | ||
Alzheimer's Disease | Box 98: folder 2 | ||
American Nurses Association | Box 98: folder 3 | ||
Breast cancer stamp | Box 98: folder 4 | ||
Chiropractic | Box 98: folder 5 | ||
Contraceptive coverage | Box 98: folder 6 | ||
Expansion of Portability Act | Box 98: folder 7 | ||
Families First | Box 98: folder 8 | ||
Food and Drug Administration reform | Box 98: folder 9 | ||
Genetic information non-discrimination | Box 98: folder 10 | ||
Hatch-Kennedy Act | Box 98: folder 11 | ||
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) | Box 98: folder 12 | ||
Health Tech | Box 98: folder 13 | ||
HR 1415 - Patient Access to Responsible Care Act of 1997 (PARCA) | Box 98: folder 14 | ||
Little Company of Mary Health Services | Box 98: folder 15 | ||
Mammography quality standards | Box 98: folder 16 | ||
Managed care reform | Box 98: folder 17 | ||
Managed care reform vote | Box 99: folder 1 | ||
Medicaid | Box 99: folder 2-4 | ||
Medical savings account | Box 99: folder 5 | ||
Medicare | Box 99: folder 6-7 | ||
Medicare/Medicaid | Box 100: folder 1-4 | ||
Medicine cabinet | Box 100: folder 5 | ||
National Mammography Day | Box 100: folder 6 | ||
No Tobacco for Children Act | Box 100: folder 7 | ||
Osteoporosis | Box 100: folder 8 | ||
Tobacco settlement | Box 100: folder 9 | ||
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) nutrition program | Box 100: folder 10 | ||
Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act of 1997 | Box 100: folder 11 | ||
Women's Health Equity Act of 1996 | Box 100: folder 12 | ||
Project files, | 1995-98 | ||
Aerospace Corporation | Box 101: folder 1 | ||
AIDS Healthcare Foundation | Box 101: folder 2 | ||
Alameda Corridor | Box 101: folder 3 | ||
EV Rental Cars/Jeffrey Pink | Box 101: folder 4-5 | ||
Federal Emergency Management Agency | Box 101: folder 6-8 | ||
Harman - Los Angeles Air Force Base renaming building | Box 101: folder 9 | ||
Hi-Shear technology | Box 101: folder 10 | ||
Lee, Reverend Kwang Duk [see also SERIES VIII. PHOTOGRAPHS-Constituent services---Photographs with constituents] | Box 101: folder 11 | ||
Less-lethal weapons - Jaime Cuadros | Box 101: folder 12 | ||
Marina del Rey | Box 101: folder 13 | ||
Montrose-Del Amo DDT | Box 101: folder 14 | ||
Palos Verdes | Box 102: folder 1-2 | ||
Palos Verdes shelf - DDT/PCB contamination | Box 102: folder 3 | ||
Playa Vista | Box 102: folder 4 | ||
Polar Power | Box
102 | ||
Part 1 | Box 102: folder 5-6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 103: folder 1-2 | ||
Port of Los Angeles | Box 103: folder 3 | ||
Port of Los Angeles - Pier 400 | Box 103: folder 4 | ||
Prisoners in Peru | Box 103: folder 5 | ||
Rochem | Box 103: folder 6 | ||
Toyota hybrid electric vehicle | Box 103: folder 7 | ||
Venice Family Clinic | Box 103: folder 8 | ||
Western Airlines employees' claim | Box 103: folder 9 | ||
Subject/issues files | |||
Defense | Box
103 | ||
Restrictions on access: [Closed untilJanuary 1, 2029] | |||
B-2 bomber files | Box
103 | ||
1995 | Box 103: folder 10-11 | ||
Box 104: folder 1-5 | |||
1996 | Box
104 | ||
Part 1 | Box 104: folder 6-7 | ||
Part 2 | Box 105: folder 1-4 | ||
1997 | Box 105: folder 5-6 | ||
1998 | Box 105: folder 7 | ||
Deep Strike Weapons study, | 1996-97 | Box 105: folder 8 | |
Panel, | 1998 | Box 105: folder 9 | |
Studies and reports | Box 106: folder 1-4 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Work by congressional district | Box 106: folder 5-7 | ||
Big Think topics, | 1997-98 | ||
Strategy/threats | Box 107: folder 1-4 | ||
Revolution in military affairs | Box
107 | ||
Big Think forum, handouts | Box 107: folder 5-6 | ||
Restructuring defense - reports and briefings | Box
107 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Part 1 | Box 107: folder 7-8 | ||
Part 2 | Box 108: folder 1-2 | ||
Infrastructure reform | Box
108 | ||
Part 1 | Box 108: folder 3-7 | ||
Part 2 | Box 109: folder 1-4 | ||
Restrictions on access: [folder 4 open] | |||
Budgets | |||
FY 1996 | Box
109 | ||
Part 1 | Box 110: folder 1-9 | ||
Part 2 | Box 111: folder 1-6 | ||
FY 1997 | |||
36th District contractor issues | Box 111: folder 7 | ||
AIPAC Defense Appropriations Agenda | Box 111: folder 8 | ||
Appropriations bill | Box 112: folder 1 | ||
Budget book | Box 112: folder 2-4 | ||
Hammon computer files | Box 112: folder 5-8 | ||
HNSC, Dept. of Defense hearings | Box
112 | ||
Part 1 | Box 112: folder 9 | ||
Part 2 | Box 113: folder 1-4 | ||
Requests | Box 113: folder 5-6 | ||
FY 1998 | |||
Budget request | Box 114: folder 1 | ||
Defense Authorization Conference | Box 114: folder 2-5 | ||
HNSC hearings and meetings | Box
114 | ||
Research and Development Subcommittee organizational meeting, | 11 Feb | Box 114: folder 6 | |
Secretary of Defense/Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff posture, | 12 Feb | Box 114: folder 7 | |
Future readiness, | 27 Feb | Box 114: folder 8 | |
Chem-Bio/domestic terrorism, | 28 Feb | Box 114: folder 9 | |
Commanders in chief (CINC) hearings, | 4 Mar, 18 Mar | Box 114: folder 10 | |
Service Chiefs, | 4 Mar | Box 114: folder 11 | |
Tactical air, | 5 Mar | Box 115: folder 1 | |
Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD), | 6 Mar | Box 115: folder 2 | |
Army modernization, | 11 Mar | Box 115: folder 3 | |
Service secretaries, | 12 Mar | Box 115: folder 4 | |
BMD/Russia Doctrine, | 13 Mar | Box 115: folder 5 | |
Unmanned aerial vehicles, | 9 Apr | Box 115: folder 6 | |
NATO, | 17 Jul | Box 115: folder 7 | |
Miscellaneous hearings | Box 115: folder 8 | ||
Mark-up book | Box 115: folder 9-11 | ||
Mark-up memos | Box 116: folder 1 | ||
Requests | Box 116: folder 2-3 | ||
Requests - late | Box 116: folder 4-5 | ||
Research and Development Subcommittee issues/overview | Box 116: folder 6 | ||
Supplemental and Omnibus reprogramming | Box 116: folder 7 | ||
FY 1999 | |||
Defense Authorization Conference | Box 117: folder 1-3 | ||
Dept. of Defense press releases | Box 117: folder 4 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
HNSC bill - HR 3616 | Box
117 | ||
Part 1 | Box 117: folder 5-6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 118: folder 1-5 | ||
HNSC hearings | Box
118 | ||
Response to domestic terrorism, | 4 Nov 1997 | Box 118: folder 6 | |
Quadrennial Defense Review/National Defense Panel, | 29 Jan 1998 | Box 118: folder 7 | |
Secretary of Defense/Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, | 5 Feb | Box 118: folder 8 | |
Threats, | 12 Feb | Box 118: folder 9 | |
Proliferation, | 25 Feb | Box 118: folder 10 | |
Modernization (Gansler), | 26 Feb | Box 118: folder 11 | |
Atlantic Command (ACOM)/Pacific Command (PACOM)/United States Forces Korea (USFK), | 26 Feb | Box 119: folder 1 | |
Navy/USMC modernization, | 4 Mar | Box 119: folder 2 | |
Army modernization, | 4 Mar | Box 119: folder 3 | |
U.S. European Command (EUCOM)/U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), | 5 Mar | Box 119: folder 4 | |
Merchant Marine issues, | 10 Mar | Box 119: folder 5 | |
Air Force modernization, | 10 Mar | Box 119: folder 6 | |
Service chiefs, | 12 Mar | Box 119: folder 7 | |
Bosnia funding, | 18 Mar | Box 119: folder 8 | |
Russian security issues, | 19 Mar | Box 119: folder 9 | |
Readiness/personnel field hearing, | 20 Mar | Box 119: folder 10 | |
Service secretaries, | 26 Mar | Box 119: folder 11 | |
Long Range Airpower (Welch panel), | 1 Apr | Box 120: folder 1 | |
Air Force depots, | 4 Jun | Box 120: folder 2 | |
Information warfare, | 11 Jun | Box 120: folder 3 | |
Rumsfeld report, | 16 Jul | Box 120: folder 4 | |
Russia issues, | 4 Aug | Box 120: folder 5 | |
Iraq inspections, | 15 Sep | Box 120: folder 6 | |
Readiness, | 23 Sep | Box 120: folder 7 | |
Space power, | 29 Sep | Box 120: folder 8 | |
Readiness, | 7 Oct | Box 120: folder 9 | |
Modernization, | 8 Oct | Box 120: folder 10 | |
Mark-up prep book | Box 120: folder 11 | ||
Request letters from Harman | Box 120: folder 12 | ||
Senate Committee on Armed Services bill press release | Box 120: folder 13 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Defense conversion/dual-use technology issues, | 1993-98 | ||
California Manufacturing Technology Center | Box 120: folder 14 | ||
Conversion | Box 120: folder 15-16 | ||
Defense consolidation | Box 120: folder 17 | ||
Defense Reinvestment and High-Tech Job Creation Act | Box 121: folder 1 | ||
Dual use | Box 121: folder 2-4 | ||
Fuel cell buyers | Box 121: folder 5 | ||
Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation | Box 121: folder 6 | ||
Reports/reference materials | Box
121 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Aerospace Industrial Base Issues | (1996) | Box 121: folder 7 | |
California Assembly Report of the Select Committee on Defense Conversion | (1996) | Box 121: folder 8 | |
Defense Contractors: Pay, Benefits, and Restructuring During Defense Downsizing | (1995) | Box 121: folder 9 | |
The Evolving Structure of the Defense Industry | (1996) | Box 122: folder 1 | |
Industry in Transition: Strategies and Issues for Aerospace & Defense Companies in Southern California | (1993) | Box 122: folder 2 | |
Life After Cutbacks: Tracking California's Aerospace Workers | (1996) | Box 122: folder 3 | |
Pathway to Privatization, an Industry Perspective: Report of the California CEOs' Defense Privatization Task Force | (1996) | Box 122: folder 4 | |
RAND; Defense Spending, Aerospace, and the California Economy ; Regional Distribution of Aerospace Procurement Cuts | (1993) (1994) | Box 122: folder 5 | |
Technology Reinvestment Program (TRP) | Box 122: folder 6 | ||
Export policy (satellites, supercomputers), | 1993-98 | ||
China hearings | Box 122: folder 7-9 | ||
China satellite export/launch issue - background | (1998) | Box
122 | |
Part 1 | Box 122: folder 10 | ||
Part 2 | Box 123: folder 1-2 | ||
Satellite exports | Box 123: folder 3-7 | ||
Supercomputer exports | Box 124: folder 1-2 | ||
Firms | |||
Ace Clearwater | Box 124: folder 3 | ||
Aerojet | Box 124: folder 4 | ||
Aerospace Corporation | Box 124: folder 5-7 | ||
Aerospace Corporation/Science Applications International Corporation merger | Box 124: folder 8 | ||
Aerospace industry - general | Box 125: folder 1 | ||
Allied Signal | Box 125: folder 2 | ||
AMCOMP Corporation | Box 125: folder 3 | ||
Applied Solar Energy Corporation | Box 125: folder 4 | ||
Astro Flight | Box 125: folder 5 | ||
bd Systems, Inc. | Box 125: folder 6 | ||
Box 125: folder 7 | |||
Computer Sciences Corporation | Box 125: folder 8 | ||
Cosmodyne | Box
125 | ||
Part 1 | Box 125: folder 9-11 | ||
Part 2 | Box 126: folder 1 | ||
CVB, Inc. | Box 126: folder 2 | ||
Ducommon Inc. | Box 126: folder 3 | ||
Dyna-Cam Industries (TRP winner) | Box 126: folder 4 | ||
EDEL | Box 126: folder 5 | ||
Eidetics Aircrafts | Box 126: folder 6 | ||
FMS Corporation | Box 126: folder 7 | ||
GDE Systems, Inc. | Box 126: folder 8 | ||
Geodynamics | Box 126: folder 9 | ||
GTE Government Systems | Box 126: folder 10 | ||
Hi-Shear | Box 126: folder 11 | ||
Hitco Technologies | Box 126: folder 12 | ||
Hughes - defense/space | Box 126: folder 13 | ||
Hughes Electronics | Box 127: folder 1 | ||
International Rectifier | Box 127: folder 2 | ||
ITT | Box 127: folder 3 | ||
Lockheed Martin | Box 127: folder 4 | ||
Logicon | Box 127: folder 5 | ||
Magnavox | Box 127: folder 6 | ||
Matrix Science Corp. | Box 127: folder 7 | ||
McDonnell Douglas | Box 127: folder 8 | ||
Microcosm, Inc. | Box 127: folder 9 | ||
Moog, Inc. | Box 127: folder 10 | ||
Mykotronix | Box 127: folder 11 | ||
Norris Industries | Box 127: folder 12 | ||
Northrop Grumman | Box 127: folder 13 | ||
Pacific Applied Research | Box 127: folder 14 | ||
Physical Optics Corp. | Box 127: folder 15 | ||
Precision Echo | Box 128: folder 1 | ||
RAND | Box 128: folder 2 | ||
Raytheon | Box 128: folder 3 | ||
Robotix | Box 128: folder 4 | ||
Rockwell | Box 128: folder 5 | ||
SAIC | Box 128: folder 6 | ||
Teledyne Microelectronics | Box 128: folder 7 | ||
TRW | Box 128: folder 8-9 | ||
Wyatt Technology | Box 128: folder 10 | ||
Hearing transcripts | |||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
House Committee on Armed Services, An Assessment of the Bottom-Up Review: Hearings before the Military Forces and Personnel Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, 103rd Cong., 2nd sess., | 1994 | Box 129: folder 1 | |
House Committee on National Security, Hearings on National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1998- H.R. 1119 and Oversight of Previously Authorized Programs before the Committee on National Security, House of Representatives, 105th Cong., 1st sess., | 1997 | Box 129: folder 2 | |
Los Angeles Air Force Base (LA AFB), | 1993-97 | ||
Base briefings/fact sheets | Box 129: folder 3 | ||
Base realignment and closure (BRAC) | Box
129 | ||
Hearings | Box 129: folder 4 | ||
Information pre-BRAC | 1995 | Box 129: folder 5 | |
Reports/studies | Box
129 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Box 129: folder 6-8 | |||
Part 2 | Box 130: folder 1-2 | ||
Miscellaneous correspondence and background | Box 130: folder 3-6 | ||
Letters supporting LA AFB | Box
130 | ||
Part 1 | Box 130: folder 7 | ||
Part 2 | Box 131: folder 1-2 | ||
Reuse of bases | Box 131: folder 3 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box
131 | ||
General | Box 131: folder 4 | ||
LA AFB & Space and Missile Command | Box 131: folder 5 | ||
News clippings | Box 131: folder 6 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
White Point housing | Box 131: folder 7-8 | ||
Missile defense | |||
General, | 1994-95 | Box 132: folder 1-4 | |
General, | 1996-98 | Box 133: folder 1-5 | |
HR 3144 - Defend America Act of | 1996 | Box 134: folder 1-2 | |
Reports and background information | Box 134: folder 3-7 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Programs, | 1994-98 | ||
A-12 | Box 135: folder 1 | ||
Advanced Milsatcom | Box 135: folder 2 | ||
Advanced Technology Transit Bus (ATTB) | Box 135: folder 3 | ||
Airborne Laser (ABL) | Box 135: folder 4 | ||
Arrow/THEL | Box 135: folder 5 | ||
Arsenal ship | Box 135: folder 6 | ||
B-1 bomber | Box 135: folder 7 | ||
Battle Combat Identification System (BCIS) | Box 135: folder 8 | ||
C-17 | Box 135: folder 9-10 | ||
Comanche | Box 135: folder 11 | ||
Crusader | Box 135: folder 12 | ||
CVN-77 | Box 135: folder 13 | ||
Electric vehicles (DoD) | Box 136: folder 1 | ||
F-14 | Box 136: folder 2 | ||
F-15 | Box 136: folder 3 | ||
F-16 | Box 136: folder 4 | ||
F-18 | Box 136: folder 5-8 | ||
F-18D sale to Thailand | Box 136: folder 9 | ||
F-22 | Box 136: folder 10-11 | ||
Flat panel displays | Box 137: folder 1 | ||
Global Broadcast System - Hughes | Box 137: folder 2 | ||
Hughes Integrated Synthetic Aperture Radar (HISAR) | Box 137: folder 3 | ||
Hunter UAV - TRW | Box 137: folder 4 | ||
Joint Primary Aircraft Training System (JPATS) | Box 137: folder 5 | ||
Joint Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Avionics Family (JSAF) | Box 137: folder 6 | ||
Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) | Box 137: folder 7-8 | ||
Joint Surveillance and Tracking Attack Radar System (JSTARS) | Box 137: folder 9 | ||
Land Warrior (Protest) - Hughes | Box 137: folder 10 | ||
Life Support for Trauma and Transport (LSTAT) | Box 137: folder 11 | ||
MILSTAR | Box 137: folder 12 | ||
Miniature Sensor Technology Integration (MSTI) | Box 137: folder 13 | ||
Sea Launch | Box 137: folder 14 | ||
Shortstop | Box 138: folder 1 | ||
Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) | Box 138: folder 2 | ||
Space Based Laser (SBL) | Box 138: folder 3 | ||
Tactical Tomahawk | Box 138: folder 4 | ||
V-22 | Box 138: folder 5 | ||
Weapons of mass destruction, | 1996 | ||
Counterproliferation and WMD - studies and reports | Box 138: folder 6-8 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
HR 3729 - Chem-Bio Defense | Box 139: folder 1-5 | ||
Miscellaneous issues, | 1993-98 | ||
Acquisition reform | Box
139 | ||
Box 139: folder 6-7 | |||
Part 2 | Box 140: folder 1-3 | ||
Aerospace Advisory Committee | Box 140: folder 4 | ||
Articles/papers | Box 140: folder 5 | ||
Assembled Chemical Weapons Assessment program (ACWA) letter | Box 140: folder 6 | ||
Blackhawk incident | Box 140: folder 7 | ||
Bosnia | Box 141: folder 1-6 | ||
California issues, miscellaneous | Box 141: folder 7 | ||
California National Guard | Box 141: folder 8 | ||
Civil engineering at LA AFB | Box 141: folder 9 | ||
Coast Guard housing | Box 141: folder 10 | ||
Coast Guard letter | Box 141: folder 11 | ||
Cohen visit, | May 1997 | Box 142: folder 1 | |
Cohen letters | Box 142: folder 2 | ||
Conferences - George Raach | Box 142: folder 3 | ||
Conger Weeklies, | Nov 1997-Feb 1998 | Box 142: folder 4 | |
Danzig, Richard | Box 142: folder 5 | ||
Deep Freeze - Navy | Box 142: folder 6 | ||
Defense | Box 142: folder 7-10 | ||
Elk Hills | Box 142: folder 11 | ||
Fatigue management | Box 142: folder 12 | ||
Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) | Box 142: folder 13 | ||
Gansler meeting | Box 143: folder 1 | ||
Box 143: folder 2 | |||
Hammon: district files, strategic plan, Weeklies, | Jan 1996 | Box 143: folder 3-5 | |
Household goods reengineering | Box 143: folder 6 | ||
HR 7 - Contract with America | Box 143: folder 7 | ||
HR 2786 - IMPACT | 1997 | Box 143: folder 8 | |
Intelligence issues | Box
143 | ||
CIA - crack in Los Angeles | Box 143: folder 9 | ||
General | Box 143: folder 10 | ||
HPSCI hearings | Box 143: folder 11 | ||
HR 3237 - Intelligence Community Act | Box 143: folder 12 | ||
Information infrastructure | Box 143: folder 13 | ||
Intelligence issues/bill FY 99 | Box 143: folder 14 | ||
Iran-Bosnia report | Box 143: folder 15 | ||
Whistleblower Act | Box 144: folder 1-2 | ||
Interviews | Box 144: folder 3 | ||
Landmines | Box 144: folder 4 | ||
Line item veto | Box 144: folder 5 | ||
Lomita Little League | Box 144: folder 6 | ||
McClellan Air Force Base | Box 144: folder 7 | ||
Mergers of defense firms | Box 144: folder 8-9 | ||
Microwave power tubes | Box 144: folder 10 | ||
Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems (MAFFS) | Box 144: folder 11 | ||
Naval Museum - Jim Cross | Box 144: folder 12 | ||
New energy ventures | Box 144: folder 13 | ||
North Korea missiles - Weldon-Spratt bill | Box 144: folder 14 | ||
Nunn-Lugar program | Box 145: folder 1 | ||
Offsets | Box 145: folder 2 | ||
Perry visit to Los Angeles | Box 145: folder 3 | ||
Privatization of depots | Box 145: folder 4 | ||
Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR)/National Defense Panel (NDP) | Box 145: folder 5-6 | ||
Raach exit memo, | 29 Aug 1997 | Box 145: folder 7 | |
Readiness | Box 145: folder 8 | ||
Restructuring charges | Box 145: folder 9 | ||
Southwest Defense Complex | Box 145: folder 10 | ||
Speeches, | 1996-98 | Box 145: folder 11 | |
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Stevens, Dr. Bryan | Box 146: folder 1 | ||
Tactical airpower | Box 146: folder 2 | ||
Torrance Jr. ROTC | Box 146: folder 3 | ||
University of California | Box 146: folder 4 | ||
U.S.-Israeli Interparliamentary Commission | Box 146: folder 5 | ||
USS Missouri, berthing | Box 146: folder 6 | ||
Veterans | Box
146 | ||
American GI forum - cosponsor | Box 146: folder 7 | ||
Displaced workers | Box 146: folder 8 | ||
Guard and Reserves | Box 146: folder 9 | ||
Gulf War illness | Box 146: folder 10 | ||
Low cost food options for homeless veterans | Box 146: folder 11 | ||
Motion Picture Licensing Association (MPLA) | Box 146: folder 12 | ||
VA hospital - Long Beach | Box 146: folder 13 | ||
Veterans Affairs | Box 146: folder 14 | ||
Veterans' issues | Box 146: folder 15 | ||
VFW rifles | Box 146: folder 16 | ||
Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Chapter 53 | Box 146: folder 17 | ||
Women in the armed forces, | 1993-98 | ||
Restrictions on access: [Closed untilJanuary 1, 2029] | |||
Abortion services for overseas servicewomen | Box 146: folder 18 | ||
Adultery | Box 146: folder 19 | ||
Commission on Military Training and Gender-related Issues | Box 146: folder 20 | ||
Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DACOWITS) | Box 147: folder 1 | ||
Defense Authorization Act, FY 98-99 | Box 147: folder 2-3 | ||
Flinn, AF Lieutenant Kelly | Box 147: folder 4 | ||
Hale, General David | Box 147: folder 5 | ||
Harman statements/letters/press | Box 147: folder 6 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Integrated/segregated basic training | Box
147 | ||
Part 1 | Box 147: folder 7-9 | ||
Part 2 | Box 148: folder 1 | ||
Kassebaum-Baker segregated training report | Box 148: folder 2-3 | ||
Military justice system | Box 148: folder 4-5 | ||
"New Opportunities for Military Women: Effects upon Readiness, Cohesion and Morale" RAND | (Oct 1997), | Box 148: folder 6 | |
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
Opportunities for women in the military | Box 149: folder 1 | ||
Sexual misconduct investigation | |||
Army Senior Review Panel on Sexual Harassment | Box 149: folder 2-5 | ||
Army sexual harassment | Box
149 | ||
Part 1 | Box 149: folder 6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 150: folder 1 | ||
General | Box 150: folder 2-4 | ||
Publications and reports | Box
150 | ||
Restrictions on access: [open] | |||
CODEL Harman briefing book, Fort Jackson, SC, | Jan 1998 | Box 150: folder 5 | |
Restrictions on access: [Closed untilJanuary 1, 2029] | |||
Defense Equal Opportunity Council, Report on the Task Force on Discrimination and Sexual Harassment, v. 1 and 2 | (May 1995) | Box 150: folder 6 | |
Department of Defense, 1995 Sexual Harassment Survey | Box 151: folder 1 | ||
Department of the Army, Human Relations Action Plan: The Human Dimension of Combat Readiness | (Jul 1997) | Box 151: folder 2 | |
General Accounting Office, Military Equal Opportunity: Certain Trends in Racial and Gender Data May Warrant Further Analysis | (Nov 1995) | Box 151: folder 3 | |
General Accounting Office, Military Equal Opportunity: Problems with Services' Complaint Systems Are Being Addressed by DoD | (Jan 1996) | Box 151: folder 4 | |
General Accounting Office, letter to the Honorable Robert K. Dornan, Chairman, Subcommittee on Military Personnel, | 10 Jun 1996 | Box 151: folder 5 | |
Madeline Morris, "By Force of Arms: Rape, War and Military Culture," Duke Law Journal 45 651-781 | (1996): | Box 151: folder 6 | |
The Secretary of the Army's Senior Review Panel Report on Sexual Harassment, V. 1&2 | (Jul 1997) | Box 151: folder 7-8 | |
Senior Review Panel on Sexual Harassment and DAIG Special Report: TRADOC Update | (Jan 1998) | Box 151: folder 9 | |
U.S. Navy, Commander's Handbook: A Toolkit for Prevention of Sexual Harassment | (1994) | Box 151: folder 10 | |
Women in the military - combat exclusion | Box 151: folder 11-12 | ||
General - 103rd, | 1993-94 | ||
Appropriations amendments | Box 152: folder 1 | ||
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) bill | Box 152: folder 2 | ||
Dept. of Defense: COLAS, Health care | Box 152: folder 3-4 | ||
Gulf War Syndrome | Box 152: folder 5 | ||
Hubble telescope | Box 152: folder 6 | ||
Legislative agenda, | 1993 | Box 152: folder 7 | |
Legislative printouts | Box 152: folder 8 | ||
National Performance Review | Box 152: folder 9 | ||
Research materials | Box 152: folder 10 | ||
Speeches and clippings | Box 152: folder 11 | ||
General - 104th, | 1995-96 | ||
104th Legislative Summary | Box 152: folder 12-13 | ||
Affirmative action | Box 153: folder 1-5 | ||
Aviation Security Enhancement | Box
153 | ||
Part 1 | Box 153: folder 6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 154: folder 1 | ||
Balancing the budget | Box 154: folder 2 | ||
Budget reform (Cox, et al.) | Box 154: folder 3 | ||
Clean Water Act | Box 154: folder 4 | ||
Clinical Laboratory Improvements Act (CLIA) (Antitrust Health Care Advancement Act of 1976) | Box 154: folder 5 | ||
Coast Guard Authorization | Box 154: folder 6 | ||
Contra-CIA crack cocaine investigation | Box 154: folder 7 | ||
Debt limit | Box 154: folder 8 | ||
Democratic Policy Committee message | Box 154: folder 9 | ||
Dole tax plan | Box 155: folder 1 | ||
Entitlements | Box 155: folder 2 | ||
Farm bill, | 1996 | Box 155: folder 3 | |
Food and Drug Administration reform legislation | Box 155: folder 4 | ||
Foreign Aid Authorization FY 96 | Box 155: folder 5 | ||
HR 748 - Team Act (Gunderson) | Box 155: folder 6 | ||
HR 988 - Attorney Accountability Act | Box 155: folder 7 | ||
HR 994 - Regulatory Reform | Box 155: folder 8 | ||
HR 1058 - Securities Litigation Reform | Box 155: folder 9-10 | ||
HR 1075 - Product Liability Reform | Box 156: folder 1-2 | ||
HR 1162 - Deficit Reduction Lockbox | Box 156: folder 3-5 | ||
HR- Independent Contractor | 1972 | Box 156: folder 6 | |
HR 3396 - Defense of Marriage Act | Box 156: folder 7 | ||
HR 4303 - Bill to reimburse for educating illegal alien children | Box 157: folder 1 | ||
Intelligence Committee | Box 157: folder 2 | ||
Legal Services Corporation, FY 96-97 | Box 157: folder 3-4 | ||
Lobbying Disclosure Act | Box 157: folder 5 | ||
Medicare/Medicaid - False Claims Act Amendments | Box 157: folder 6 | ||
Omnibus appropriations FY 96 | Box 157: folder 7 | ||
Product Liability Conference Report | Box 157: folder 8 | ||
Religious Freedom Amendment | Box 157: folder 9 | ||
Reproductive health | Box 157: folder 10 | ||
Task Force on Immigration Reform | Box 157: folder 11 | ||
Tax cuts bill | Box 157: folder 12 | ||
Technology Reinvestment Program (TRP) | Box 157: folder 13 | ||
Teenage pregnancy | Box 157: folder 14 | ||
Telecommunications reform | Box 157: folder 15 | ||
Term limits | Box 157: folder 16 | ||
Weapons of mass destruction | Box
157 | ||
Part 1 | Box 157: folder 17 | ||
Part 2 | Box 158: folder 1 | ||
Women's health - choice | Box 158: folder 2 | ||
Working Families Flexibility Act | Box 158: folder 3 | ||
Major legislative initiatives and issues - 105th, | 1997-98 | ||
AIDS Healthcare Foundation | Box 158: folder 4 | ||
Ballona Wetlands flapgates | Box 158: folder 5 | ||
Campaign Finance Reform - Blue Dog proposal (HR 1366) | Box
158 | ||
Part 1 | Box 158: folder 6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 159: folder 1-3 | ||
Census 2000 | Box 159: folder 4 | ||
Democratic Coalition (Blue Dog) Budget Proposal, FY 97-98 | Box 159: folder 5-7 | ||
Energy and Water Appropriations, FY 98-99 | Box
159 | ||
Part 1 | Box 159: folder 8 | ||
Part 2 | Box 160: folder 1 | ||
Fair Housing Amendment - residential care facilities | Box 160: folder 2 | ||
Fast Track Trade Authority | Box
160 | ||
Part 1 | Box 160: folder 3-6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 161: folder 1-3 | ||
HR 695 - Security and Freedom Through Encryption Act of 1997 | Box 161: folder 4-5 | ||
HR 2400 - Building Efficient Surface Transportation and Equity Act (BESTEA) | Box 161: folder 6 | ||
HR 3206 - Special Needs Housing | Box 162: folder 1-5 | ||
Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) op-ed | Box 163: folder 1 | ||
ISTEA reauthorization | Box 163: folder 2-5 | ||
Lockbox FY 98 | Box 163: folder 6 | ||
Machal resolution (HConRes 268) | Box 164: folder 1 | ||
National Days of Dialogue (HConRes 195) | Box 164: folder 2 | ||
Ninth Circuit split | Box 164: folder 3 | ||
POW-MIA flag | Box 164: folder 4-6 | ||
Redondo Beach - Edison plant | Box 165: folder 1 | ||
Russia-Iran proliferation | Box 165: folder 2 | ||
South Bay Regional Communication Authority (SBRCA) - FCC filing | Box
165 | ||
Part 1 | Box 165: folder 3-6 | ||
Part 2 | Box 166: folder 1 | ||
State Children's Health Insurance Program (S-CHIP) vaccinations | Box 166: folder 2 | ||
Title XVI - wastewater recycling | Box 166: folder 3-4 | ||
Western Regional Law & Technology Center | Box 166: folder 5-7 | ||
General - 105th, | 1997-98 | ||
105th Congress legislative summary | Box 167: folder 1 | ||
105th Congress membership list | Box 167: folder 2 | ||
Floor statements | Box 167: folder 3 | ||
Talking points | Box 167: folder 4-7 | ||
245(i) INS | Box 167: folder 8 | ||
AIDS health care issues | Box 167: folder 9 | ||
American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) | Box 168: folder 1 | ||
AMTRAK | Box 168: folder 2 | ||
Asset forfeiture | Box 168: folder 3 | ||
Auburn Dam | Box 168: folder 4 | ||
Auto insurance reform | Box 168: folder 5 | ||
Balanced Budget Agreement FY 98 | Box 168: folder 6 | ||
Balanced Budget Amendment | Box 168: folder 7 | ||
Bankruptcy reform | Box 168: folder 8 | ||
Base closure economic impact analysis - GAO draft report | Box 168: folder 9 | ||
Bay Delta | Box 168: folder 10 | ||
Bilingual education | Box 168: folder 11 | ||
Blue Dog Democrats | Box 168: folder 12 | ||
Budget Reconciliation Conference Report - FY 98 | Box 168: folder 13 | ||
Budget reform | Box 168: folder 14 | ||
Cable television issues | Box 168: folder 15 | ||
California Farm Bureau | Box 168: folder 16 | ||
Campaign finance reform | Box 169: folder 1-4 | ||
Census information | Box 169: folder 5 | ||
Chevron refinery - El Segundo | Box 169: folder 6 | ||
Child care - President's proposal | Box 169: folder 7 | ||
Church of Scientology | Box 169: folder 8 | ||
Chynoweth, W. Edward, "Women at West Point and All That" | (1996) | Box 169: folder 9 | |
Citizen's Protection Act - Commerce-Justice-State appropriations | Box 170: folder 1 | ||
City of Los Angeles federal issues | Box 170: folder 2 | ||
Class action reform | Box 170: folder 3 | ||
Clean water initiatives | Box 170: folder 4 | ||
Clear air regulations | Box 170: folder 5-6 | ||
Clinton scandal | Box 170: folder 7 | ||
Coalition Budget FY 98 | Box 170: folder 8 | ||
Comp Time Flexibility Act | Box 170: folder 9 | ||
Contract blacklisting | Box 170: folder 10 | ||
Copyright extension/music licensing | Box 171: folder 1 | ||
Co-sponsorship requests | Box 171: folder 2 | ||
CPI adjustment | Box 171: folder 3 | ||
Davis-Bacon | Box 171: folder 4 | ||
Death taxes | Box 171: folder 5 | ||
Deficit reduction/balanced budget | Box 171: folder 6 | ||
Del Amo Action Committee | Box 171: folder 7 | ||
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee | Box 171: folder 8 | ||
Democratic Leadership Council | Box 171: folder 9 | ||
Dolphins and tuna | Box 171: folder 10 | ||
Economic diversification project | Box 171: folder 11 | ||
Educational Advisory Committee | Box 171: folder 12 | ||
Education issues | Box 171: folder 13 | ||
El Niño | Box 171: folder 14 | ||
Electrical deregulation | Box 171: folder 15 | ||
Environmental issues | Box 171: folder 16 | ||
Evolution of a balanced budget agreement | Box 171: folder 17 | ||
Flag protection | Box 172: folder 1 | ||
Foreign Trade Zones | Box 172: folder 2 | ||
Gasoline taxes | Box 172: folder 3 | ||
Gay rights issues | Box 172: folder 4 | ||
GOP tax cuts analysis | Box 172: folder 5 | ||
Gov. Wilson Conference for Women | Box 172: folder 6 | ||
High Tech issues | Box 172: folder 7 | ||
Housing policy | Box 172: folder 8 | ||
HR 2 - Public Housing Reform | Box 172: folder 9 | ||
HR 10 - Financial Services Reform | Box 172: folder 10-12 | ||
HR 250 - Gift Ban | Box 173: folder 1 | ||
HR 858 - Quincy Library Forest | Box 173: folder 2 | ||
HR 955 - Home Office Deduction | Box 173: folder 3 | ||
HR 1151 - Credit Union Membership Access | Box 173: folder 4 | ||
HR 1270 - Interim Nuclear Waste Storage | Box 173: folder 5 | ||
HR 1534 - Private Property Rights | Box 173: folder 6 | ||
HR- Satellite Competition | 1872 | Box 173: folder 7 | |
HR 2003 - Budget Enforcement Act | Box 173: folder 8 | ||
HR 2817 - Printed Circuit Investment Act | Box 173: folder 9 | ||
HR 3150 - Bankruptcy Reform | Box 173: folder 10 | ||
HR 3505-Campaign finance reform | Box 173: folder 11 | ||
HR 3789 - Class Action Jurisdiction Act of 1998 | Box 173: folder 12 | ||
Impeachment - background material | Box 174: folder 1-3 | ||
Internal Revenue Service reform | Box 174: folder 4 | ||
International Criminal Court | Box 174: folder 5 | ||
Iran | Box 174: folder 6 | ||
Jackson-Vanik waiver for Vietnam | Box 174: folder 7 | ||
Jones Act | Box 174: folder 8 | ||
Juvenile justice | Box 174: folder 9 | ||
Kyoto protocol - climate change | Box 174: folder 10 | ||
LAX | Box 175: folder 1 | ||
LAX expansion | Box 175: folder 2 | ||
LAXT coal terminal | Box 175: folder 3 | ||
Legal Services Corporation funding | Box 175: folder 4 | ||
Line item veto | Box 175: folder 5 | ||
Los Angeles County federal agenda, 1997 | Box 175: folder 6 | ||
Los Angeles County Private Industry Council (PIC) | Box 175: folder 7 | ||
Los Angeles: economy information, regional information | Box
175 | ||
Part 1 | Box 175: folder 8-10 | ||
Part 2 | Box 176: folder 1 | ||
Maritime issues | Box 176: folder 2 | ||
Marriage penalty | Box 176: folder 3 | ||
Mars Pathfinder - JPL | Box 176: folder 4 | ||
Mattel | Box 176: folder 5 | ||
Military housing - Hamre | Box 176: folder 6 | ||
Military training | Box 176: folder 7 | ||
Minimum wage increase | Box 176: folder 8 | ||
Minority voting | Box 176: folder 9 | ||
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) FY 99 budget request | Box 176: folder 10 | ||
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) | Box 176: folder 11 | ||
Ocean shipping act reform | Box 176: folder 12 | ||
Omnibus Appropriations Act FY 99 | Box 176: folder 13 | ||
Police issues | Box 176: folder 14 | ||
Political moderates | Box 176: folder 15 | ||
Politically motivated investigations | Box 176: folder 16 | ||
Port of Long Beach | Box 176: folder 17 | ||
Postal issues | Box 177: folder 1 | ||
Proposed California Tobacco Suit Settlement | Box 177: folder 2 | ||
Reformulated gas | Box 177: folder 3 | ||
Retirement Savings Security Act | Box 177: folder 4 | ||
Safety Advancement for Employees (SAFE) Act | Box 177: folder 5 | ||
Santa Monica Bay restoration | Box 177: folder 6 | ||
Santa Monica Mountains | Box 177: folder 7 | ||
School modernization/construction | Box 177: folder 8 | ||
Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act | Box 177: folder 9 | ||
Small business issues | Box 177: folder 10 | ||
Social Security reform | Box 177: folder 11 | ||
State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) | Box 177: folder 12 | ||
Superfund | Box 177: folder 13 | ||
Tax cut bill, | 1998 | Box 177: folder 14 | |
Tax limitation amendment | Box 177: folder 15 | ||
Tax Relief Act of 1998 | Box 177: folder 16 | ||
Taxes | Box 177: folder 17 | ||
Technet | Box 177: folder 18 | ||
Trade: China, general | Box 177: folder 19-20 | ||
U.S.-Israeli Interparliamentary Commission on National Security | Box 177: folder 21 | ||
University of California application/admissions | Box 177: folder 22 | ||
Voter/voting fraud | Box 177: folder 23 | ||
Ward Valley nuclear dump | Box 178: folder 1 | ||
Weapons of Mass Destruction Pre-Planning Assistance Act of 1997 | Box 178: folder 2 | ||
Welfare reform | Box 178: folder 3 | ||
White House Commission on Aviation Security | Box 178: folder 4 | ||
Women's health issues | Box 178: folder 5 | ||
Whip schedules and reports | |||
104th-105th Congress, 1st session | Box 178: folder 6-8 | ||
"Whip Windup": 104th-105th Congress, 1st session | Box 178: folder 9-11 | ||
Briefing books | |||
103rd Congress | Box 179: folder 1-4 | ||
104th Congress | Box 179: folder 5 | ||
105th Congress | Box 179: folder 6-9 | ||
Legislative Weekly Updates, | 1998 | Box 180: folder 1-3 | |
Research materials | |||
1995 | Box
180 | ||
California Legislature, Joint Legislative Budget Committee, Hearing, California Impact of Federal Legislation and Budget Rescissions, 1 | (25 Apr 1995) | Box 180: folder 4 | |
Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and National Performance Review, Reinventing Environmental Regulation | (16 Mar 1995) | Box 180: folder 5 | |
Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and National Performance Review, The New OSHA: Reinventing Worker Safety and Health | (May 1995) | Box 180: folder 6 | |
Concord Coalition, The Zero Deficit Plan: A Plan for Eliminating the Federal Budget Deficit by the Year 2002 | (May 1995) | Box 180: folder 7 | |
Albert Gore and the National Performance Review (U.S.), Common Sense Government: Works Better and Costs Less | (1995) | Box 180: folder 8 | |
1996 | |||
Advisory Commission to Study the Consumer Price Index, Toward a More Accurate Measure of the Cost of Living: Final Report to the Senate Finance Committee | (Dec 1996) | Box 181: folder 1 | |
Democrat Leadership Council, " 1996 DLC Idea Book: Turning Ideas into Action" | Box 181: folder 2 | ||
Albert Gore, "Reinvention's Next Step: Governing in a Balanced Budget World: A Speech by Vice President Al Gore and supporting background papers" | (4 Mar 1996) | Box 181: folder 3 | |
NARAL, Congressional Record on Choice | (1996) | Box 181: folder 4 | |
1997 | |||
American Battle Monuments Commission, "World War II Memorial" | (Apr 1997) | Box 181: folder 5 | |
Keep America Moving, "Better, Safer Roads for the 21st Century: A Comprehensive Issue Analysis and Reference to Highway, Road and Bridge Legislation" | (1997) | Box 181: folder 6 | |
National Civil Aviation Review Commission, "Avoiding Aviation Gridlock and Reducing the Accident Rate" | (Dec 1997) | Box 181: folder 7 | |
U.S. Department of Transportation, "ISTEA Success Stories: Transportation for the 21st Century" | (1997) | Box 181: folder 8-9 | |
1998 | |||
Carol Hess, ed., Political Resource Directory: National Edition-1998 | Box 182: folder 1 | ||
U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Ways and Means, Current Issues within the Jurisdiction of the Committee on House Ways and Means - Reference Material for Democratic Members of Congress | (Apr 1998) | Box 182: folder 2-3 | |
The White House, International Crime Control Strategy | (May 1998) | Box 182: folder 4 | |
SERIES V. CONSTITUENT SERVICES , | (1993-98) | ||
Constituent mail | Box
182 | ||
103rd Congress, 1st session, | 1993 | Box
182 | |
Communication | Box 182: folder 5 | ||
Crime | Box 182: folder 6 | ||
Defense | Box 182: folder 7 | ||
Deficit | Box 182: folder 8 | ||
District | Box 182: folder 9 | ||
Education | Box 182: folder 10 | ||
Environment | Box 182: folder 11 | ||
Federal employees | Box 182: folder 12 | ||
Foreign aid | Box 182: folder 13 | ||
Frequent correspondents | Box 182: folder 14 | ||
Health | Box
182 | ||
Part 1 | Box 182: folder 15 | ||
Part 2 | Box 183: folder 1 | ||
Immigration | Box 183: folder 2 | ||
Lobbyists | Box 183: folder 3 | ||
NAFTA - con | Box 183: folder 4 | ||
NAFTA - pro | Box 183: folder 5-6 | ||
Rules | Box 183: folder 7 | ||
Social Security | Box 183: folder 8 | ||
Spending cuts | Box 183: folder 9 | ||
Taxes | Box 183: folder 10 | ||
Technology | Box 183: folder 11 | ||
Trade | Box 183: folder 12 | ||
Transportation | Box 183: folder 13 | ||
Random | Box 184: folder 1-12 | ||
103rd Congress, 2nd session, | 1994 | ||
Antitrust | Box 184: folder 13 | ||
Balanced budget | Box 184: folder 14 | ||
Bilingual | Box 184: folder 15 | ||
Campaign finance | Box 184: folder 16 | ||
Child pornography | Box 184: folder 17 | ||
Cigarette tax | Box 184: folder 18 | ||
Copyright | Box 184: folder 19 | ||
Crime | Box 184: folder 20-21 | ||
Defense | Box 185: folder 1 | ||
Environment | Box 185: folder 2 | ||
Family First | Box 185: folder 3 | ||
Foreign policy | Box 185: folder 4 | ||
Frequent correspondents | Box 185: folder 5 | ||
Gay rights | Box 185: folder 6 | ||
Government waste | Box 185: folder 7 | ||
Health | Box
185 | ||
Part 1 | Box 185: folder 8-11 | ||
Part 2 | Box 186: folder 1-4 | ||
Home schooling | Box 186: folder 5 | ||
Housing | Box 186: folder 6 | ||
Immigration | Box 186: folder 7 | ||
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU) | Box 186: folder 8 | ||
Lobbyists | Box 187: folder 1 | ||
Military | Box 187: folder 2 | ||
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) | Box 187: folder 3 | ||
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) | Box 187: folder 4 | ||
Post Office | Box 187: folder 5 | ||
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) | Box 187: folder 6-7 | ||
Religion | Box 187: folder 8 | ||
Securities fraud | Box 187: folder 9 | ||
Social Security | Box 187: folder 10 | ||
Space Station | Box 187: folder 11 | ||
Spending cuts | Box 187: folder 12-13 | ||
Superfund | Box 187: folder 14 | ||
Taxes | Box 187: folder 15 | ||
Television | Box 187: folder 16 | ||
Trade | Box 187: folder 17 | ||
Transportation | Box 187: folder 18 | ||
Unemployment benefits | Box 187: folder 19 | ||
Welfare reform | Box 187: folder 20 | ||
Whitewater | Box 187: folder 21 | ||
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) | Box 187: folder 22 | ||
Random | Box 187: folder 23-26 | ||
104th Congress, 1st session, | 1995 | ||
Antiterrorism | Box 188: folder 1 | ||
Antitrust | Box 188: folder 2 | ||
Balanced budget | Box 188: folder 3 | ||
Banking regulation | Box 188: folder 4 | ||
Block grants | Box 188: folder 5 | ||
Capital gains | Box 188: folder 6 | ||
Clinic access | Box 188: folder 7 | ||
Copyright | Box 188: folder 8 | ||
Crime | Box 188: folder 9 | ||
Defense | Box 188: folder 10-12 | ||
Deficit reduction | Box 188: folder 13 | ||
Education | Box 188: folder 14 | ||
Electronic reporting | Box 188: folder 15 | ||
Employee rights | Box 188: folder 16 | ||
English Only | Box 188: folder 17 | ||
Environment | Box 188: folder 18-20 | ||
Foreign aid | Box 188: folder 21 | ||
Gay rights | Box 188: folder 22 | ||
Gun control | Box 188: folder 23 | ||
Health | Box 188: folder 24-25 | ||
Housing | Box 188: folder 26 | ||
Immigration | Box 188: folder 27 | ||
Internet | Box 189: folder 1 | ||
Koon, Stacey | Box 189: folder 2 | ||
Mortgage interest rates | Box 189: folder 3 | ||
NASA | Box 189: folder 4 | ||
NEA | Box 189: folder 5 | ||
PBS | Box 189: folder 6-9 | ||
Punitive damages | Box 189: folder 10 | ||
Regulatory reform | Box 189: folder 11 | ||
Religion | Box 189: folder 12 | ||
Securities | Box 189: folder 13-14 | ||
Social Security | Box 189: folder 15 | ||
Space Station | Box 189: folder 16 | ||
Taxes | Box 189: folder 17 | ||
Telecommunications | Box 189: folder 18-20 | ||
Term limits | Box 189: folder 21 | ||
Tort reform | Box 189: folder 22 | ||
Trade | Box 189: folder 23-26 | ||
Transportation | Box 189: folder 27-28 | ||
Veterans' affairs | Box 189: folder 29 | ||
Welfare | Box 190: folder 1-2 | ||
Random | Box 190: folder 3-5 | ||
104th Congress, 2nd session, | 1996 | ||
Abortion | Box 190: folder 6 | ||
Aerospace | Box 190: folder 7 | ||
Affirmative action | Box 190: folder 8 | ||
Auburn Dam | Box 190: folder 9 | ||
Birth control | Box 190: folder 10 | ||
Budget | Box 190: folder 11-13 | ||
Campaign finance | Box 190: folder 14 | ||
Careers | Box 190: folder 15 | ||
Cigarettes | Box 190: folder 16 | ||
Comp time | Box 190: folder 17 | ||
Copyrights | Box 190: folder 18 | ||
Corporate welfare | Box 190: folder 19 | ||
COLA equity | Box 190: folder 20 | ||
Crime | Box 190: folder 21 | ||
Customs Service | Box 190: folder 22 | ||
Energy | Box 190: folder 23 | ||
English Only | Box 190: folder 24 | ||
Environment | Box 190: folder 25-29 | ||
FAA | Box 190: folder 30 | ||
Flag burning ban | Box 190: folder 31 | ||
Foreign aid | Box 190: folder 32 | ||
Gasoline tax | Box 190: folder 33 | ||
Gay rights | Box 190: folder 34 | ||
Gun control | Box 190: folder 35 | ||
Health | Box 190: folder 36-37 | ||
Housing | Box 190: folder 38 | ||
Immigration | Box 190: folder 39 | ||
Kidsafe | Box 191: folder 1 | ||
McCain-Feingold Bill | Box 191: folder 2 | ||
Medical marijuana | Box 191: folder 3 | ||
Military | Box 191: folder 4-6 | ||
Minimum wage | Box 191: folder 7 | ||
Moor-Jankowski (Animal Welfare Act) | Box 191: folder 8 | ||
Patents | Box 191: folder 9 | ||
Religion | Box 191: folder 10 | ||
Taxes | Box 191: folder 11-12 | ||
Terrorism | Box 191: folder 13 | ||
Trade | Box 191: folder 14-18 | ||
United Nations (UN) | Box 191: folder 19 | ||
Welfare reform | Box 191: folder 20 | ||
Random | Box 191: folder 21-22 | ||
105th Congress, 1st session, | 1997 | ||
Abortion | Box 191: folder 23 | ||
AMTRAK | Box 191: folder 24 | ||
Animal rights | Box 191: folder 25-26 | ||
Avocados | Box 191: folder 27 | ||
Banking regulations | Box 191: folder 28 | ||
Birth control | Box 191: folder 29 | ||
Campaign finance | Box 191: folder 30 | ||
CIA | Box 191: folder 31 | ||
Copies of letters to others | Box 191: folder 32 | ||
Environment | Box 191: folder 33-34 | ||
Food safety | Box 191: folder 35 | ||
Foreign policy | Box 191: folder 36 | ||
Health | Box
191 | ||
Part 1 | Box 191: folder 37 | ||
Part 2 | Box 192: folder 1 | ||
Immigration | Box 192: folder 2 | ||
Labor | Box 192: folder 3 | ||
LAX | Box 192: folder 4-5 | ||
Military | Box 192: folder 6-9 | ||
Mortgage | Box 192: folder 10 | ||
Music | Box 192: folder 11 | ||
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) | Box 192: folder 12 | ||
National Institute of Health (NIH) | Box 192: folder 13 | ||
Native American tribal rights | Box 192: folder 14 | ||
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) | Box 192: folder 15 | ||
Patent | Box 192: folder 16 | ||
Philippine Vets | Box 192: folder 17 | ||
Postal Service Code | Box 192: folder 18 | ||
Presidential conduct | Box 192: folder 19 | ||
Puerto Rico | Box 192: folder 20 | ||
Smoking | Box 192: folder 21 | ||
Social Security | Box 192: folder 22-23 | ||
Taxes | Box 192: folder 24-25 | ||
Trade | Box 192: folder 26-27 | ||
UN | Box 192: folder 28 | ||
UPS strike | Box 192: folder 29 | ||
Random | Box
192 | ||
Part 1 | Box 192: folder 30-31 | ||
Part 2 | Box 193: folder 1-7 | ||
105th Congress, 2nd session, | 1998 | ||
Clinton impeachment | Box 193: folder 8 | ||
Streisand, Barbra | Box 193: folder 9 | ||
Random | Box 193: folder 10-11 | ||
District concerns | |||
Airport issues, | 1993-98 | Box
193 | |
Babikian letter | Box 193: folder 12 | ||
Class B departure | Box 193: folder 13 | ||
Coastal Corridor Task Force | Box 193: folder 14 | ||
Constituent letters - LAX | Box 193: folder 15 | ||
El Segundo | Box
193 | ||
LAX | Box 193: folder 16-17 | ||
Passenger Facility Charges (PFC) | Box 194: folder 1 | ||
FAA | Box 194: folder 2-6 | ||
Harman/Knabe LAX group | Box 194: folder 7 | ||
Heath letter/FAA | Box 194: folder 8 | ||
Helicopter noise | Box 194: folder 9 | ||
Labor letters - LAX | Box 194: folder 10 | ||
LAX | Box
194 | ||
Environmental impact scoping meetings | Box 194: folder 11 | ||
Expansion | Box 195: folder 1-2 | ||
Expansion - public comments | Box 195: folder 3 | ||
FAA letters | Box 195: folder 4 | ||
"LAX Master Plan: Report to the Los Angeles City Council," | 16 Jun 1998 | Box 195: folder 5 | |
Loyola Marymount University meeting, | 13 Aug 1996 | Box 195: folder 6 | |
Memo, | 14 Apr 1994 | Box 195: folder 7 | |
Soundproofing | Box 195: folder 8 | ||
Town Hall, | Dec 1997 | Box 195: folder 9-10 | |
Palos Verdes - LAX Noise | Box 196: folder 1 | ||
Santa Monica Airport | Box 196: folder 2 | ||
Small airplane noise - San Pedro | Box 196: folder 3 | ||
Bosnia, | 1995-96 | ||
Gift to San Pedro | Box 196: folder 4 | ||
Media - Bosnia trip | Box 196: folder 5 | ||
Relief letter | Box 196: folder 6 | ||
Roundtable | Box 196: folder 7 | ||
Valentines | Box 196: folder 8 | ||
Christmas cards, | 1996 | Box 196: folder 9 | |
Congressional Record, | 1998 | Box 196: folder 10 | |
Correspondence, | 1996-98 | Box 196: folder 11 | |
Democratic Party, | 1994-97 | ||
53rd Assembly District (AD) Democratic Committee | Box 196: folder 12 | ||
54th Assembly District (AD) Democratic Committee | Box 196: folder 13 | ||
Beach Cities Democratic Club | Box 196: folder 14 | ||
California Democratic Party | Box 196: folder 15 | ||
Democratic County Committee | Box 196: folder 16 | ||
Other Democratic Clubs | Box 196: folder 17 | ||
Economy, | 1993-98 | ||
Ace Clearwater Enterprises | Box 196: folder 18 | ||
Aerospace Advisory Committee | Box 196: folder 19 | ||
Allied Signal | Box 196: folder 20 | ||
Business Roundtable | Box 196: folder 21 | ||
Communications issues | Box 196: folder 22 | ||
Fast Track Trade Authority | Box 196: folder 23 | ||
Labor: issues, meetings, unions | Box 197: folder 1-3 | ||
Mail shops | Box 197: folder 4 | ||
Mattel Toys | Box 197: folder 5 | ||
NAFTA rally | Box 197: folder 6 | ||
NASA Roundtable, | Jan 1996 | Box 197: folder 7 | |
Pier 300/LAXT Unions | Box 197: folder 8 | ||
SEIU-Grant request/ Wastewater joint effort | Box 197: folder 9 | ||
South Bay Association of Chambers of Commerce (SBACC) | Box 197: folder 10-11 | ||
South Bay Cities Association | Box 197: folder 12 | ||
South Bay Economic Development Partnership | Box 197: folder 13 | ||
South Bay Regional Communications Authority | Box 197: folder 14 | ||
Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) | Box 197: folder 15 | ||
Venice Roundtable, | Jan 1996 | Box 198: folder 1 | |
Ybarra-NAFTA meeting | Box 198: folder 2 | ||
Education, | 1995-98 | ||
ADTECH | Box 198: folder 3 | ||
Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues/Internet | Box 198: folder 4 | ||
Dodson Middle School/DC Trip | Box 198: folder 5 | ||
Education Roundtable | Box 198: folder 6 | ||
Educational Advisory Committee | Box 198: folder 7 | ||
El Camino College | Box 198: folder 8 | ||
Lawndale Schools grant | Box 198: folder 9 | ||
Student Leaders of San Pedro | Box 198: folder 10 | ||
We the People…The Citizen and the Constitution | Box 198: folder 11 | ||
Environment, | 1995-98 | ||
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium | Box 198: folder 12 | ||
CALPIRG | Box 198: folder 13 | ||
Clean Air Act - revision | Box 198: folder 14 | ||
Clean Water Event - Vice-President Gore | Box 198: folder 15 | ||
Endangered Species Recovery Act (ESRA) | Box 198: folder 16 | ||
Environment meetings | Box 198: folder 17 | ||
Environmental Roundtable | Box 198: folder 18 | ||
Maritime issues | Box 198: folder 19 | ||
Mission to Planet Earth | Box 198: folder 20 | ||
Mono Lake Committee | Box 198: folder 21 | ||
National Audubon Society | Box 198: folder 22 | ||
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) | Box 198: folder 23 | ||
Offshore drilling op-ed | Box 198: folder 24 | ||
Palos Verdes Estates/offshore oil | Box 198: folder 25 | ||
Santa Monica Bay Keeper | Box 198: folder 26 | ||
Santa Monica Bay Restoration Project (SMBRP) | Box 198: folder 27 | ||
Sierra Club | Box 198: folder 28 | ||
"Vanishing Wetlands" | Box 198: folder 29 | ||
West Basin Municipal Water District | Box 198: folder 30 | ||
Whale Rescue Team | Box 198: folder 31 | ||
Miscellaneous legislation | Box 198: folder 32 | ||
Environment - Del Amo/Montrose Superfund, | 1994-98 | ||
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) | Box 199: folder 1 | ||
Clinic opening event | Box 199: folder 2 | ||
Community Advisory Panel | Box 199: folder 3 | ||
Correspondence, | Nov-Dec 1995 | Box 199: folder 4 | |
DDT removal | Box 199: folder 5 | ||
Del Amo | Box
199 | ||
Part 1 | Box 199: folder 6-10 | ||
Part 2 | Box 200: folder 1-3 | ||
Del Amo Action Committee | Box 200: folder 4 | ||
Del Amo Blvd. extension | Box 200: folder 5 | ||
Del Amo/Montrose Inter-agency/Partnering Meeting | Box 200: folder 6 | ||
Del Amo/Montrose Partnership | Box 200: folder 7 | ||
General, | 1994-98 | Box
200 | |
1994-97 | Box 200: folder 8-9 | ||
1997-98 | Box 201: folder 1 | ||
Gore letter | Box 201: folder 2 | ||
Laws, Elliott: letter; visit, | 1994 | Box 201: folder 3-4 | |
Mailing lists, map | Box 201: folder 5 | ||
Meetings, | 1995-96 | Box 201: folder 6-8 | |
Relocation funding | Box 201: folder 9 | ||
Signing event at Del Amo | Box 201: folder 10 | ||
FEMA, | 1995-96 | Box 201: folder 11-13 | |
Health, | 1993-97 | ||
36th District | Box 201: folder 14-15 | ||
AIDS Walk Harman remarks | (1 Dec 1995), | Box 201: folder 16 | |
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center | Box
201 | ||
Part 1 | Box 201: folder 17 | ||
Part 2 | Box 202: folder 1-2 | ||
Health Care Outreach Report - Harman | Box 202: folder 3 | ||
Health care, miscellaneous | Box 202: folder 4 | ||
HR 2925 - Health Care Antitrust Advancement Act | Box 202: folder 5 | ||
Los Angeles County Medical Association (LACMA) | Box 202: folder 6 | ||
Medicaid legislation, | 1995 | Box 202: folder 7 | |
Medicare | Box 202: folder 8-12 | ||
Medicare Reform Roundtable - responses | Box 202: folder 13 | ||
Medicine Cabinet, | 1997 | Box 202: folder 14 | |
Redondo Beach Senior Health Fair | Box 202: folder 15 | ||
Housing, | 1995-98 | ||
Group homes | Box 202: folder 16-18 | ||
HR 4019 - Fair Housing Reform and Freedom of Speech Act of 1996 | Box 202: folder 19 | ||
HR 589 - Fair Housing Reform and Freedom of Speech Act of 1997 | Box 202: folder 20 | ||
Sage House/Rancho Palos Verdes group home | Box 202: folder 21 | ||
Special needs definition | Box 202: folder 22 | ||
Special needs housing | Box 202: folder 23 | ||
Mayors Roundtable, | 1996 | Box 203: folder 1 | |
Media, | 1993-96 | ||
Air Force Association (AFA) award | Box 203: folder 2 | ||
Alameda Corridor | Box 203: folder 3 | ||
Cable TV-7th graders | Box 203: folder 4 | ||
Casework Days | Box 203: folder 5-10 | ||
C-SPAN School Bus | Box 203: folder 11 | ||
Harman hotline info | Box 203: folder 12 | ||
Old Hometown Fair | Box 203: folder 13 | ||
Press releases, miscellaneous | Box 203: folder 14 | ||
Rosendahl talking points, | 1995 | Box 203: folder 15 | |
"Week in Review" with Bill Rosendahl, | Oct 1996 | Box 203: folder 16 | |
"Which Way L.A." | Box 203: folder 17 | ||
Senior citizens, | 1995-97 | ||
Contact list | Box 203: folder 18 | ||
Seniors Roundtable: | Aug 1995, May 1996 | Box 203: folder 19-20 | |
VIPs | Box 203: folder 21 | ||
Welfare, | 1994-98 | ||
CLARE Foundation | Box 203: folder 22 | ||
South Bay counseling grant | Box 203: folder 23 | ||
Welfare reform | Box 203: folder 24 | ||
Wisconsin welfare waiver | Box 203: folder 25 | ||
Women, | 1995-98 | ||
1736 Family Crisis Center | Box 203: folder 26 | ||
Contact lists | Box 203: folder 27 | ||
Harbor Interfaith Shelter HUD grant | Box 203: folder 28 | ||
NARAL | Box 203: folder 29 | ||
Partial birth abortion ban | Box 203: folder 30 | ||
Planned Parenthood meeting, | 8 Oct 1996 | Box 203: folder 31 | |
U.N. Women's Conference | Box 203: folder 32 | ||
U.N. Women's Conference one year later | Box 203: folder 33 | ||
Weddington | Box 203: folder 34 | ||
Women and Children First | Box 203: folder 35 | ||
Women's event, | 26 Aug 1995 | Box 203: folder 36 | |
Women's Roundtable | Box 203: folder 37 | ||
North end of district issues | |||
Lawndale: correspondence, Planned Parenthood, projects | Box 203: folder 38-40 | ||
Marina del Rey, | 1997-98 | Box
203 | |
Ballona Lagoon Marine Preserve | Box 203: folder 41 | ||
Ballona Wetlands | Box 204: folder 1 | ||
Ballona Wetlands Land Trust | Box 204: folder 2 | ||
Chabad of the Marina | Box 204: folder 3 | ||
Dredging,- south entrance | 1998 | Box 204: folder 4 | |
Emergency dredging | Box 204: folder 5 | ||
Friends of Ballona Wetlands | Box 204: folder 6 | ||
Marina del Rey dredging | Box 204: folder 7-9 | ||
Marina del Rey dredging - boat tour | Box 204: folder 10 | ||
Marina issues | Box 204: folder 11 | ||
Playa Vista/DreamWorks | Box 204: folder 12 | ||
Weiss, Malcolm | Box 205: folder 1 | ||
Venice, | 1994-98 | ||
Beethoven Elementary School - Netday | 1996 | Box 205: folder 2 | |
Habitat for Humanity | Box 205: folder 3 | ||
Holiday Venice Apartments | Box 205: folder 4 | ||
Los Angeles Unified School District | Box 205: folder 5 | ||
Oceanview Apartments | Box 205: folder 6 | ||
Open house, | Apr 1997 | Box 205: folder 7 | |
Phoenix House | Box 205: folder 8 | ||
Satellite office | Box 205: folder 9 | ||
St. Joseph Center | Box 205: folder 10 | ||
Venice Arts Mecca | Box 205: folder 11 | ||
Venice Boardwalk Association/Venice Action Committee | Box 205: folder 12 | ||
Venice Community Housing Corporation | Box 205: folder 13 | ||
Venice Family Clinic | Box 205: folder 14 | ||
Venice High School - Science Bowl | Box 205: folder 15 | ||
Venice Roundtable | Box 205: folder 16 | ||
Venice/Marina Chamber Roundtable | Box 205: folder 17 | ||
Westchester, | 1994-97 | ||
Chamber of Commerce Installation Dinner | Box 205: folder 18 | ||
Chamber of Commerce newsletters | Box 205: folder 19 | ||
Flight Path | Box 205: folder 20 | ||
South end of district issues | |||
Avalon, | 1995-98 | Box
205 | |
Catalina Island:bills, trips | 1996, | Box 205: folder 21-24 | |
Cruise ships legislation | Box 205: folder 25 | ||
FEMA | Box 205: folder 26 | ||
Gangway inspections | Box 206: folder 1 | ||
General | Box 206: folder 2 | ||
Loyola Marymount University | Box 206: folder 3 | ||
Otis College | Box 206: folder 4 | ||
Santa Monica College | Box 206: folder 5 | ||
El Segundo, | 1994-97 | ||
Chamber of Commerce - Government Affairs Committee | Box 206: folder 6 | ||
City | Box 206: folder 7 | ||
Issues | Box 206: folder 8 | ||
Mail trouble | Box 206: folder 9 | ||
Schools | Box 206: folder 10 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box 206: folder 11 | ||
Gardena Valley Democratic Club, | 1996 | Box 206: folder 12 | |
Hermosa Beach, | 1993-98 | ||
City | Box 206: folder 13 | ||
Schools | Box 206: folder 14 | ||
Veterans - Tolliver, Ghidoni | Box 206: folder 15 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box 206: folder 16 | ||
Lomita, | 1996-98 | ||
Harbor Hills Housing Development/HUD | Box 206: folder 17 | ||
Issues | Box 206: folder 18 | ||
Lomita Little League | Box 206: folder 19 | ||
Post office substation | Box 206: folder 20 | ||
POW flag | Box 206: folder 21 | ||
Manhattan Beach, | 1994-98 | ||
City | Box 206: folder 22 | ||
Manhattan Beach Coordinating Council | Box 206: folder 23 | ||
Mira Costa High School | Box 206: folder 24 | ||
Pacific Elementary School | Box 207: folder 1 | ||
Schools | Box 207: folder 2 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box 207: folder 3 | ||
Palos Verdes, | 1995-98 | ||
Chadwick School - Lyon, Mueggler | Box 207: folder 4 | ||
Issues | Box 207: folder 5 | ||
Landslides/Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy | Box 207: folder 6 | ||
Natural Communities Conservation Planning (NCCP) | Box 207: folder 7 | ||
Palos Verdes Democratic Club | Box 207: folder 8 | ||
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District | Box 207: folder 9-10 | ||
Peninsula Education Foundation | Box 207: folder 11 | ||
Peninsula Seniors | Box 207: folder 12 | ||
Rancho Palos Verdes - Mayor Byrd meeting | Box 207: folder 13 | ||
Rohrabacher, Dana - Chamber of Commerce | Box 207: folder 14 | ||
Ruth, Col. Francis David | Box 207: folder 15 | ||
Redondo Beach, | 1994-98 | ||
Chamber of Commerce | Box 207: folder 16-17 | ||
City | Box 207: folder 18 | ||
Edison plant | Box 207: folder 19 | ||
Issues, miscellaneous | Box 207: folder 20 | ||
Schools | Box 207: folder 21 | ||
Torrance, | 1995-98 | ||
Chamber of Commerce | Box
207 | ||
Part 1 | Box 207: folder 22-23 | ||
Part 2 | Box 208: folder 1-2 | ||
City | Box 208: folder 3 | ||
Federal Communications Commission | Box 208: folder 4 | ||
Housing | Box 208: folder 5 | ||
Issues | Box 208: folder 6 | ||
Knolls Lodge/Knolls Manor Mobile Home Parks | Box 208: folder 7 | ||
North High School ROTC | Box 208: folder 8 | ||
Olympic Torch Relay | Box 208: folder 9 | ||
Organizations | Box 208: folder 10 | ||
Radio frequencies | Box 208: folder 11 | ||
Schools | Box 208: folder 12 | ||
Torrance Coordinating Council | Box 208: folder 13 | ||
Zip code change | Box 208: folder 14 | ||
District visits | |||
Jan-Jul 1994 | Box 208: folder 15-17 | ||
Sep 1994 - Jul 1995 | Box 209: folder 1-16 | ||
Aug-Dec 1995 | Box 210: folder 1-15 | ||
Jan-13 Jun 1996 | Box 211: folder 1-4 | ||
21 Jun - Dec 1996 | Box 212: folder 1-7 | ||
Jan-Jul 1997 | Box 213: folder 1-8 | ||
Aug-Nov 1997 | Box 214: folder 1-7 | ||
Dec 1997 - Nov 1998 | Box 215: folder 1-10 | ||
Constituent requests, | 1994-97 | ||
Constituent responses [see also SERIES VIII. PHOTOGRAPHS-Political activities-House races] | Box 216: folder 1 | ||
Referrals/forwarded letters | Box 216: folder 2 | ||
Requests | Box 216: folder 3 | ||
Requests completed | Box 216: folder 4 | ||
Response form letters | |||
Draft responses, | 1995-97 | Box 216: folder 5 | |
Final responses | Box 216: folder 6-9 | ||
Form letters, | 1993-98, n.d. | Box 217: folder 1-8 | |
Letter library, | 1996 | Box 217: folder 9-10 | |
Responses, | 1995-98 | Box 218: folder 1-2 | |
Response correspondence | |||
Call sheets, | Mar 1993 | Box 218: folder 3 | |
Constituent responses, 103rd-104th Congress | Box 218: folder 4-7 | ||
Harman office responses | Box
218 | ||
Feb-Jul 1993 | Box 218: folder 8-13 | ||
Aug 1993 - Feb 1994 | Box 219: folder 1-5 | ||
Mail reports, | Jun-Aug 1993 | Box 219: folder 6 | |
SERIES VI. MEDIA ACTIVITIES , | (1994-98) | ||
Publications and mailings, | 1995-98 | Box
219 | |
Farewell remarks | Box 219: folder 7 | ||
Issue position papers | Box 219: folder 8 | ||
"Legislative Happenings" | Box
219 | ||
104th-105th Congress, 1st session | Box 219: folder 9-11 | ||
105th Congress, 2nd session | Box 220: folder 1 | ||
Promotional materials | Box 220: folder 2 | ||
Web page update | Box 220: folder 3 | ||
General | |||
Press file, | 1998 | Box 220: folder 4 | |
Press releases/op-ed pieces, | 1994-98 | Box 220: folder 5-8 | |
Public speeches/drafts/talking points, | 1995-98 | Box 221: folder 1 | |
Newspaper clippings | |||
Aug 1994 - Aug 1996 | Box 221: folder 2-11 | ||
Sep 1996 - Mar 1998 | Box 222: folder 1-9 | ||
Mar-May 1998 | Box 223: folder 1-10 | ||
May-Nov 1998 | Box 224: folder 1-10 | ||
SERIES VII. OFFICE ADMINISTRATION , | (1993-98) | ||
Chief of Staff files | Box
224 | ||
Bill Black, | 1993 | Box 225: folder 1 | |
Mark Kadesh, | 1995-97 | Box 225: folder 2-12 | |
Mike Monasmith, | 1997-98 | Box
225 | |
Correspondence and notes | Box
225 | ||
Part 1 | Box 225: folder 13-14 | ||
Part 2 | Box 226: folder 1-3 | ||
District visit, | Nov 1997 | Box 226: folder 4 | |
Gay/lesbian suicides | Box 226: folder 5 | ||
Hughes/China, | Nov 1997 | Box 226: folder 6 | |
Israel trip | Box 226: folder 7 | ||
LAX Town Hall, | Dec 1997 | Box 226: folder 8 | |
National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) | Box 226: folder 9 | ||
Proposition K - "K for Kids" | Box 226: folder 10 | ||
Republicans for Harman | Box 226: folder 11 | ||
Staffing | Box 226: folder 12 | ||
Torrance Chamber visit to DC | Box 226: folder 13 | ||
Miscellaneous | Box 226: folder 14 | ||
Office files | |||
The "Bible"-103rd | Box 226: folder 15 | ||
Guestbook, | 1993-95 | Box 227: folder 1 | |
Scheduling memos | Box
227 | ||
25 May 1994-22 May 1997 | Box 227: folder 2-7 | ||
29 May 1997-28 Oct 1998 | Box 228: folder 1-3 | ||
Staffing | Box 228: folder 4 | ||
General | Box
228 | ||
103rd: House rules, staff, trip file | Box 228: folder 5-7 | ||
104th | |||
Strategic plans, | 1995-96 | Box 228: folder 8-11 | |
C-MANC schedule | Box 229: folder 1 | ||
Harman's favorite prayer by House Chaplain | Box 229: folder 2 | ||
105th | |||
Strategic plans, | 1997-98 | Box 229: folder 3-5 | |
AIPAC | Box 229: folder 6-8 | ||
Army Secretary Togo West | Box 229: folder 9 | ||
Arts caucus activities | Box 229: folder 10 | ||
Bosnia trip, | Dec 1995 | Box 229: folder 11 | |
Bradley, Tom - funeral services | Box 229: folder 12 | ||
California Delegation - memo to Gray Davis | Box 229: folder 13 | ||
California Delegation Task Force | Box 229: folder 14 | ||
California Institute | Box 229: folder 15-16 | ||
California Realtors | Box 229: folder 17 | ||
California Women Lawyers | Box 230: folder 1 | ||
Call Your Congresswoman proposal | Box 230: folder 2 | ||
Chambers of commerce | Box 230: folder 3 | ||
City of Los Angeles bond committee | Box 230: folder 4 | ||
CODEL Goss, | Dec 1997 | Box 230: folder 5 | |
Congressional Women's Caucus | Box 230: folder 6 | ||
Cosponsor forms | Box 230: folder 7 | ||
DCCC vote analysis of Harman | Box 230: folder 8 | ||
District schools | Box 230: folder 9 | ||
Economic diversification project | Box
230 | ||
Part 1 | Box 230: folder 10-12 | ||
Part 2 | Box 231: folder 1-3 | ||
Economic plan,-5th anniversary | 1993 | Box 231: folder 4 | |
Ethics rules | Box 231: folder 5-6 | ||
Flag etiquette | Box 231: folder 7 | ||
Freshmen recess highlights | August 1997 | Box 231: folder 8 | |
Fundraising comparison | Box 231: folder 9 | ||
Gingrich, ethics investigation | Box 232: folder 1-2 | ||
Guest registration card | Box 232: folder 3 | ||
Harman legislative/district accomplishments | Box 232: folder 4 | ||
Harvard Law | Box 232: folder 5 | ||
Harvard seminar, | 13 Nov 1998 | Box 232: folder 6 | |
Hate mail | Box 232: folder 7 | ||
House rules, 105th Congress | Box 232: folder 8 | ||
Kenny Nickelson Memorial Foundation | Box 232: folder 9 | ||
Labor standards overseas | Box 232: folder 10 | ||
Marine Exchange of LA-Long Beach | Box 232: folder 11 | ||
Maritime Advisory Committee/maritime issues memos | Box 232: folder 12 | ||
Muka v. The Rutherford Institute, et al. | Box 232: folder 13 | ||
National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) | Box 232: folder 14 | ||
National Restaurant Association | Box 233: folder 1 | ||
National Taxpayers Union (NTU) | Box 233: folder 2 | ||
New Democrats on education | Box 233: folder 3 | ||
North Korea Intel trip, | Aug 1997 | Box 233: folder 4 | |
Restrictions on access: [Closed untilJanuary 1, 2029] | |||
Official expenses - Harman return to Treasury | Box 233: folder 5 | ||
Payroll | Box 233: folder 6 | ||
Ratings | Box
233 | ||
Part 1 | Box 233: folder 7-10 | ||
Part 2 | Box 234: folder 1-2 | ||
Reception for Harman: Washington, D.C., district | Box 234: folder 3-4 | ||
Sanchez, Loretta | Box 234: folder 5 | ||
Secretary of the Army | Box 234: folder 6 | ||
Sexual misconduct in the military, | Sep 1997 | Box 234: folder 7 | |
Staff lists | Box 234: folder 8 | ||
State of the Union address, | 1998 | Box 234: folder 9 | |
Strange things | Box 234: folder 10 | ||
Team California | Box 234: folder 11 | ||
United Nations Conference on Women | Box 234: folder 12 | ||
United States Chamber of Commerce | Box 234: folder 13 | ||
Veterans Day, | 1997 | Box 234: folder 14 | |
Votes where Democrats made a difference | Box 234: folder 15 | ||
Women's Vote Project, | 1998 | Box 234: folder 16 | |
District Office Updates, | 1994-1998 | ||
14 Apr 1994-13 Oct 1995 | Box 235: folder 1-5 | ||
20 Oct 1995-21 Mar 1997 | Box 236: folder 1-6 | ||
4 Apr 1997-16 Oct 1998 | Box 237: folder 1-6 | ||
Reference materials | |||
103rd Congress | Box
237 | ||
Regulations on the Use of the Congressional Frank | Box 238: folder 1 | ||
Highlights of the House Ethics Rules | Box 238: folder 2 | ||
U.S. House Communications Manual | Box 238: folder 3 | ||
New Member-elect Orientation | Box 238: folder 4 | ||
104th Congress | |||
Congressional Liaison Handbook | Box 238: folder 5 | ||
Democratic Press Secretary Manual- | 1996 | Box 238: folder 6 | |
1996 Directory of Public Information Contacts | Box 238: folder 7 | ||
Members' Congressional Handbook | Box 238: folder 8 | ||
Guide to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 | Box 238: folder 9-10 | ||
105th Congress | |||
Democratic Press Secretary Manual- | 1998 | Box 239: folder 1 | |
Revised Members' Congressional Handbook | Box 239: folder 2 | ||
Associated written material for items in SERIES IX. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS | Box 239: folder 3 | ||
SERIES VIII. PHOTOGRAPHS , | (1960-98) | ||
Biographical, | 1960, n.d. | Box 240: folder 1 | |
Professional activities, | 1975-78 | Box 240: folder 2 | |
Political activities | |||
Democratic National Party, | 1987-98, n.d. | Box 240: folder 3 | |
House campaigns, | n.d. | Box 240: folder 4 | |
NFIB/Chamber of Commerce, | 1995-98 | Box 240: folder 5 | |
Official White House photos, | 1994-97 | Box 240: folder 6 | |
Political activities (continued) | Box
240 | ||
President Jiang Zemin's visit, | 1997 | Box 240: folder 7 | |
Reception for Harman's retirement, | 1998 | Box 240: folder 8-9 | |
Women's Lunch, | 1994 | Box 240: folder 10 | |
Miscellaneous, | 1993-97, n.d. | Box 241: folder 1 | |
Legislative activities | |||
General, | 1993-98 | Box 241: folder 2 | |
International politics/issues | Box
241 | ||
Bosnia, | 1995, n.d. | Box 241: folder 3 | |
Israel, | 1991-97, n.d. | Box 241: folder 4 | |
Middle East, | n.d. | Box 241: folder 5 | |
United Nations 4th World Conference on Women - Beijing, | 1995 | Box 241: folder 6 | |
McDonnell Douglas - visit of Dept. of Defense Undersecretary Kaminski, [see also SERIES IX. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS-Audiotapes-Cassettes] | 17 Aug 1995 | Box 241: folder 7 | |
Military | Box
241 | ||
Fort Jackson (SC) visit, | 1998, n.d. | Box 241: folder 8 | |
Miscellaneous, | 1993-95 | Box 241: folder 9 | |
Mission to Planet Earth, | n.d. | Box 241: folder 10 | |
Constituent services | |||
Events/district activities, | 1995-98, n.d. | Box 241: folder 11-12 | |
Photographs with constituents, | 1996-98 | Box 242: folder 1 | |
Media activities | |||
Harman - alone, | 1998, n.d. | Box 242: folder 2 | |
Publicity photos, | n.d. | Box 242: folder 3 | |
Miscellaneous, | 1997-98 | Box 242: folder 4 | |
Office staff, | 1995-96, n.d. | Box 242: folder 5 | |
SERIES IX. AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS , | (1992-98) | ||
Audiotapes | Box
242 | ||
Cassettes | Box
242 | ||
House freshmen interview, Michael Jackson Show, KABC 790, | 15 Jan 1993 | Box
243 | |
House freshmen interview, Diane Rehm Show, WAMU, | 20 Apr 1993 | Box
243 | |
House freshmen interview, Diane Rehm Show, WAMU, Michael Jackson Show, ; "NAFTA," Which Way L.A., | 20 Apr 1993 8 Sep 1993 14 Sep 1993 | Box
243 | |
"Crime Bill Revisited," WWLA, | 19 Aug 1994 | Box
243 | |
"Abortion Politics," WWLA, | 9 Aug 1995 | Box
243 | |
Harman and Dept. of Defense Undersecretary Kaminski, | 17 Aug 1995 | Box
243 | |
"Forum: Defense Spending," KQED FM, | 24 Feb 1997 | Box
243 | |
"Gender Integrated Training," Diane Rehm Show, WAMU, | 12 May 1997 | Box
243 | |
"LAPD, sex discrimination," Which Way L.A., ; "Segregated training," Which Way L.A., | 12 May 1997 12 May 1997 | Box
243 | |
"Congresswoman Harman," Michael Jackson Show, | 30 Aug 1997 | Box
243 | |
Balanced budget interview with Representative Hefley, | n.d. | Box
243 | |
* Defense bill; Tax cut interview with Representative Hefley, | n.d. | Box
243 | |
"Jackson, Harman and Royce," KABC Talk Radio AM 790, | n.d. | Box
243 | |
Partisanship interview with Representative Hefley, | n.d. | Box
243 | |
Reel-to-reel | |||
"Jane Harman," Doak and Shrum, | 3 Oct 1994 | Box
244 | |
Computer media | |||
B-2: A Revolution in Review, Northrop Grumman, CD-ROM | Box
244 | ||
Defense Acquisition Deskbook, Department of Defense, version 1.2, | 30 Sep 1996 | Box
244 | |
National Committee for an Effective Congress:election data for 36th district (CA), 3.5" disk | 1996 | Box
244 | |
The Report of the Department of Defense on Base Realignment and Closure, version 1.0, CD-ROM | 2 Apr 1998, | Box
244 | |
Films | |||
"Harman," Doak and Shrum, | 4 Oct 1994 | Box
245-46 | |
Videotapes | |||
Reel-to-reel | Box
245-46 | ||
"Jane Harman for Congress," Doak, Shrum, Harris, Carrier and Devine, | 13 Oct 1994 | Box
247 | |
1992 | |||
"Jane Harman for Congress: Values; Change," Doak, Shrum, Harris, Sherman and Donilon, 26 May | 1992 | Box
248 | |
"Jane Harman for Congress: Believe; Narrator; Pro," Doak, Shrum, Harris, Sherman and Donilon, | 28 Oct | Box
248 | |
1993 | |||
"The California Economy: A Local Government Perspective," Institute for Government Executive Management (IGEM), | 4 Feb | Box
248 | |
"The Freshman Class"; "Budget Deal," NBC and CNN, | 4 Feb | Box
248 | |
* Nightline, | 3 Mar | Box
248 | |
"United We Stand America - Jane Harman Forum," prod. Frank Gaskins, | 13 Mar | Box
248 | |
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 16 Apr | Box
248 | |
Washington Week in Review, | 22 Apr | Box
248 | |
* Interview regarding Clinton economic package: Deficit reduction, CNN and Company, | 21 May | Box
248 | |
* Speech for High Technology Council Awards, | 15 Jun | Box
248 | |
"Rep. Cardin with Rep. Harman and Kelly Overman," | 17 Jun | Box
248 | |
* "Vice President Al Gore Visits TRW: Los Angeles Television Coverage," TRW Media Center, | 22 Jun 1993 | Box
249 | |
"Air Force Base Closure," Alan Schwartz, Good Day L.A., KTTV, | 15 Jul | Box
249 | |
"Anti-NAFTA Rally," | 18 Aug | Box
249 | |
* "No on NAFTA, San Pedro rally," | 18 Aug | Box
249 | |
"Visit to Northrop's F-18 Assembly Line," Northrop Aircraft Division, | 30 Aug | Box
249 | |
* "Budget House Vote," Inside Politics with Eric Altsheel, | 9 Sep | Box
249 | |
"Town Hall Meeting," | 18 Sep | Box
249 | |
"Visit to Northrop F-18 Assembly Line," | 12 Oct | Box
249 | |
"Gore/Perot," | 9 Nov | Box
249 | |
* Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 3 Dec | Box
249 | |
* Interview regarding the resignation of Les Aspen [sic], CNN and Company; and C-SPAN hearing, | 20 Dec | Box
249 | |
1994 | |||
"Women in the Military," The World Today, CNN, 7 Jan | 1994 | Box
250 | |
"Congresswoman Jane Harman's Visit to FMS Corporation," | 20 Jan | Box
250 | |
"Harman Health Care Roundtable," | 15 Feb | Box
250 | |
Land Conservancy award ceremony, | 6 Apr | Box
250 | |
"F/A-18 Supplier Conference - Jane Harman," Northrop Aircraft Division, | 20 Apr | Box
250 | |
"Issues and Opinions: Gun Control," Town Hall Forum with Congresswoman Jane Harman, Paragon Cable, | 6 May | Box
250 | |
"Health Care Roundtable," | 19 May | Box
250 | |
"Brooks/Florence LWV Debate," | May | Box
250 | |
* "Keynote Address: Jane Harmon [sic]," Law Enforcement for the 21st Century Conference, | 20-22 Jun | Box
250 | |
"Congressional Visit: C-17 Program," McDonnell Douglas Teleproductions, Long Beach, CA, | 8 Jul | Box
250 | |
"Jane Harman for Congress," Doak, Shrum, Harris, Carrier and Devine, | 13 Oct | Box
250 | |
* "Harman: Border; Daily," Doak, Shrum, Harris, Carrier, and Devine, | 1 Nov | Box
250 | |
CBS This Morning, | 17 Nov 1994 | Box
251 | |
1995 | |||
"Salute to Congress Dinner," | 25 Jan | Box
251 | |
Rancho Palos Verdes city council meeting with Susan Brooks addressing spending issues put forward by Harman, | Jan | Box
251 | |
"Defense Bills," CNN, | 13 Feb | Box
251 | |
"Jane Harman," [Betamax] | 13 Feb | Box
251 | |
"Rep. Harman and TRP," House discussion of HR 889, | 17 Feb | Box
251 | |
"Life and Times," | 17 Mar | Box
251 | |
Week in Review, | 17 Mar | Box
251 | |
Good Day LA, | 7 Apr | Box
251 | |
* "Direct Access: Congresswoman Jane Harman," | 19 Apr | Box
251 | |
Speech for District Art Competition, | 22 May | Box
251 | |
* "The U.S. Congress and You: Representative Jane Harman," sponsored by Northrop Corporation, Andrew E. Manatos, Committee for Citizens Awareness, | 22 Jun 1995 | Box
252 | |
"Week in Rock, Surfrider Pkg.," | 23 Jun | Box
252 | |
"South Bay Report: Jane Harman," | 11 Aug | Box
252 | |
"Raytheon Presents, Newsweek National Security Forum, Are We Ready for the New World Order?," | 18 Sep | Box
252 | |
* Week in Review, | 27 Oct | Box
252 | |
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 3 Nov | Box
252 | |
"1995 Oversight Committee Hearings Regarding Jane Harman's 1992 Election" | Box
252 | ||
1996 | |||
"Strict New Flight Patterns Imposed at LAX," KNBC News, KCOP News, | 13 Feb | Box
252 | |
"The Jane Harman Harbor Budget Roundtable," | 15 Feb | Box
252 | |
"One on One with Congresswoman Jane Harman," | 15 Feb | Box
252 | |
"Growing Dangers," ; "LA's Filthy Secret," | 21 Feb 3 May | Box
252 | |
"36th Congressional District," Bill Rosendahl interview of Republican congressional candidates, | 7 Mar 1996 | Box
253 | |
"Adding Value for Our Customers: TRW Senior Management Briefing," TRW Media Center, | Mar | Box
253 | |
"Law Enforcement Technology Conference: Lecture, Day 3," | 11 Apr | Box
253 | |
* "Roundtable," Cox Communications, Inc., | 23 May | Box
253 | |
"Paragon Cable Community Focus Interview," | 24 Jun | Box
253 | |
* "An Interview with Jane Harman," Paragon Cable Community FOC, | Jun | Box
253 | |
* "Crime Roundtable," The Aerospace Corporation, | 3 Jul | Box
253 | |
Remarks by Congresswoman Jane Harman for "No to Violence" Campaign , Harriman Communications Center, | 12 Jul | Box
253 | |
"Defense Spending," CNN Early Prime, | 15 Jul | Box
253 | |
"On a Wing and a Prayer," Dateline, | 6 Aug | Box
253 | |
"FAA Meeting," LA CityView, | 13 Aug | Box
253 | |
"FAA Meeting," Harriman Communications Center, 13 Aug | 1996 | Box
254 | |
* Week in Review, | 23 Aug | Box
254 | |
* "Beijing, One Year later," taped message by Harman, | 24 Sep | Box
254 | |
4 Oct | Box
254 | ||
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 4 Oct | Box
254 | |
"24th Congressional District," | 5 Oct | Box
254 | |
"Advanced Technology Transit Bus (ATTB) Rollout," | 8 Oct | Box
254 | |
"Public Hearing on Aerospace/SAIC Merger, Chaired by Representative Jane Harman," The Aerospace Corporation, | 18 Oct | Box
254 | |
"36th U.S. Congressional Debate, Harman vs. Brooks," Jean Carpenter (producer), Continental Harbor Cable, | 19 Oct | Box
254 | |
* "One on One, a Conversation with Gary Cox," | 15 Nov | Box
254 | |
"Friends of Jane Harman," [Betamax] | 5 Dec | Box
254 | |
"Morning News, Harman and Steve Buyer, Aberdeen Congressional Visit," | 12 Dec | Box
254 | |
"A Few Good Women, the Crucible," Nightly News, NBC, 16 Dec | 1996 | Box
255 | |
"Perspectives: With Congressman Xavier Becerra and Congresswoman Jane Harman," Continental Cablevision, | 17 Dec | Box
255 | |
"36th Congressional Forum" | Box
255 | ||
"Brooks/Harman Debates" | Box
255 | ||
* "Harman/Brooks Debate," Continental Cablevision/AARP | Box
255 | ||
* "Republicans for Harman rally, gun control and Brady Law issues" | Box
255 | ||
1997 | |||
"Community Focus: Featuring Congresswoman Jane Harman," | Jan | Box
255 | |
"DDT Del Amo," David Garcia, | 3 Mar | Box
255 | |
"Del Amo DDT, 3:30," KCOP voice-over, | 3 Mar | Box
255 | |
"Del Amo DDT, 5 and 6 PM," KNBC voice-over, | 3 Mar | Box
255 | |
"Beethoven School, Netday Follow Up," Midday, NBC, | 31 Mar | Box
255 | |
* "National Security Committee Hearing on Counterterrorism," | Mar 1997 | Box
256 | |
"First Business, Dan Kush Report with Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA)," | 2 Apr | Box
256 | |
"Jane Harman," Early Edition, CNN, | 30 Apr | Box
256 | |
* "Aberdeen Sex Scandal," "Clinton Budget Deal," CNN and Fox interview, | 8 May | Box
256 | |
"Congressional Arts Competition," | 19 May | Box
256 | |
"Congressional Arts Competition," | 19 May | Box
256 | |
"Lewis M. Herman Public Affairs Award," | 19 May | Box
256 | |
* "Defense Industry in California," Loyola Marymount University, C-SPAN, | 30 May | Box
256 | |
Meet the Press, | 8 Jun | Box
256 | |
"Rep. Harman and Defense Secretary William Cohen," C-SPAN, | 18 Jun | Box
256 | |
"Budget Deal," Jane Harman with Barney Frank, FOX on Politics, | 1 Jul | Box
256 | |
"National Security Subcommittee Hearing: Army Plan to Prevent Sexual Misconduct," | Jul | Box
256 | |
"North Korea Press Conference," | 13 Aug | Box
256 | |
"Korean Independence Day," Korean news stations, Los Angeles, | 15 Aug 1997 | Box
257 | |
"Army Sex Report with Comments by JH," CNN, | 11 Sep | Box
257 | |
"DeLeon Project," | 16 Sep | Box
257 | |
"DLC Convention: Subject Fast Track," | 27 Oct | Box
257 | |
"International Trade and the Economy," Democratic Leadership Council, C-SPAN, | 27 Oct | Box
257 | |
"Sen. Kyl's Report to 'Arizonia [sic]: Bolistic [sic] Missile Threat," [Betamax] | Oct | Box
257 | |
"Sen. Kyl's Report to 'Arizonia [sic]: Bolistic [sic] Missile Threat," [VHS] | Oct | Box
257 | |
"Chinese President's Visit," Hughes and China, Headline News, CNN, | 1 Nov | Box
257 | |
"Iran/Russia," Ralph Begleiter, CNN, | 5 Nov | Box
257 | |
Floor Statements and Debate on HConRes 121 (Russian Resolution), | 5-6 Nov | Box
257 | |
"Lawmakers, Congresswoman Harman," MediaOne, | 11 Nov | Box
257 | |
* "Lomita Veteran's Day," Headline News, CNN, | 11 Nov 1997 | Box
258 | |
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 14 Nov | Box
258 | |
* "LAX Town Hall Meeting," LA CityView, | 12 Dec | Box
258 | |
12 Dec | Box
258 | ||
"Iran Arms," CNN, | 31 Dec | Box
258 | |
"Kassebaum Report," ABC, | Dec | Box
258 | |
"36th Annual Arts Competition, Joslyn Gallery, Torrance, CA," June Armstrong (producer) | Box
258 | ||
"Kelly Flinn," NBC News | Box
258 | ||
"PTOA/APTS Promo '97" | Box
258 | ||
1998 | |||
"Sonny, We'll Miss You, Babe," KTLA, | 5 Jan | Box
258 | |
Crossfire, CNN, ; Primetime News, CNN, | 7 Jan 8 Jan | Box
258 | |
"Rep. Jane Harman," Mornings on 2, KTVU/Fox, | 25 Mar | Box
258 | |
* "Harman for Governor," Morris and Carrick, | 26 Mar 1998 | Box
259 | |
"Harman for Governor: Neighborhood; Fifteen; Jaws; Follow Up; Real," Morris and Carrick, | 21 Apr | Box
259 | |
* "Harman for Governor: Neighborhood; Fifteen; Jaws; Follow Up," Morris and Carrick | Box
259 | ||
"Los Angeles Times Forum," KCBS, | 13 May | Box
259 | |
Life and Times, KCET, | 15 May | Box
259 | |
"Harman for Governor: Speak Out," Morris and Carrick, | 20 May | Box
259 | |
"Memorial Day Personal Care Day for the Homeless," KTLA, | 25 May | Box
259 | |
"Concession Speech," Prime 9 News, KCAL, | 2 Jun | Box
259 | |
"Lowey-Harman Amendment, HR 2709-Final Debate, FY 99, DoD Auth.," ; "Iran Bill," | 9 Jun 9 Jun | Box
259 | |
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 14 Aug | Box
259 | |
Hannity and Colmes, | 18 Aug 1998 | Box
260 | |
"Investigating the President," Larry King Live, CNN, | 26 Aug | Box
260 | |
Larry King Live, | 26 Aug | Box
260 | |
Jane Harman on Eyewitness News, | 10 Sep | Box
260 | |
MSNBC with Brian Williams, | 11 Sep | Box
260 | |
"San Francisco Gubernatorial Debate," Stan Statham, Executive Director California Broadcasters Association, | 15 Oct | Box
260 | |
"Sonny Bono's death," KTLA News; "Harman/Riggs," Hannity and Colmes, | 23 Oct | Box
260 | |
"Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors," Network Television Time, | 3 Nov | Box
260 | |
Undated | |||
"At Home on Catalina Island," local news features with Linda Garvey, Elanjae Productions Video/Linda Garvey Enterprises | Box
260 | ||
"B-2 Bomber," NBC News, | 4 Aug | Box
260 | |
* "Candidate Forum," Steve Fowler interview | Box
260 | ||
"Community Focus #12 (SBACC)" | Box
261 | ||
"Congressional Art Competition;" "Harman Fundraiser at Torrance Park;" "Rep. Primary Debate;" "Bob Dole/Brooks Fundraiser" | Box
261 | ||
"Defense Authorization FY 95;" "U.S. House of Representatives, Recognition of members," CNN; "Army Sex Scandal," C-SPAN | Box
261 | ||
Dub of Harman, quick cuts, no audio [tape case damaged] | Box
261 | ||
"Fighting for Medicare," informational | Box
261 | ||
"From Around LA" | Box
261 | ||
"Governor Candidate Statement" | Box
261 | ||
* "Gun Control Forum," Paragon Cable | Box
261 | ||
"Harman for Governor," Morris and Carrick | Box
261 | ||
"Harman for Governor: Cause; Courage," Morris and Carrick | Box
261 | ||
"Harman for Governor: Hilda; Loretta; Gloria," Morris and Carrick | Box
261 | ||
"Harman for Governor: Truth," Morris and Carrick | Box
262 | ||
Interview regarding President Clinton's economic package and energy tax, Day Watch, CNN | Box
262 | ||
"JH in District; JH Doing Stuff" | Box
262 | ||
"JH - Speech/Debate Prep" | Box
262 | ||
"LAX," Congressional Update, Steve Mayer | Box
262 | ||
"Medicare Debate," Henninger Capitol | Box
262 | ||
"Meet the Press plus Rep. Buyer--Kelly Flynn [sic]" | Box
262 | ||
"P.I.C. Award Luncheon: Congresswoman Harmon's [sic] Address," City of Torrance Office of Cable Communications | Box
262 | ||
"Rep. Harman," Nightline, ABC | Box
262 | ||
"Roy's Tape" | Box
262 | ||
Jane Harman, Show and Segment | Box
262 | ||
"Spotlight: Clips," sample tape of TV show | Box
263 | ||
"Susan Brooks Campaign Kickoff" | Box
263 | ||
"Susan Brooks," C-SPAN | Box
263 | ||
* "Technology Forum," Paragon Cable | Box
263 | ||
"Up Close: Jane Harman" | Box
263 | ||
"Women in Combat, House Armed Services Committee," The World Today, CNN | Box
263 | ||
"Women in Congress: Making a Difference" | Box
263 | ||
"Women in the U.S. Military: After the Tailhook Scandal," Newsmaker Saturday, CNN | Box
263 | ||
U-Matic | |||
"Congressional Arts Competition," | 19 May 1997 | Box
264 | |
"LAX Town Hall Meeting," LA CityView, | 12 Dec 1997 | Box
264 | |
"Lewis M. Herman Public Affairs Award," | 19 May 1997 | Box
265 | |
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 4 Oct 1996 | Box
265 | |
Use copies of videotapes | |||
Nightline, | 3 Mar 1993 | Box
266 | |
Interview regarding Clinton economic package: Deficit reduction, CNN and Company, | 21 May 1993 | Box
266 | |
Speech for High Technology Council Awards, | 15 Jun 1993 | Box
266 | |
"Vice President Al Gore Visits TRW: Los Angeles Television Coverage," TRW Media Center, | 22 Jun 1993 | Box
266 | |
"No on NAFTA, San Pedro rally," | 18 Aug 1993 | Box
266 | |
"Budget House Vote," Inside Politics with Eric Altsheel, | 9 Sep 1993 | Box
266 | |
Week in Review with Bill Rosendahl, | 3 Dec 1993 | Box
266 | |
Interview regarding the resignation of Les Aspen [sic], CNN and Company; and C-SPAN hearing, | 20 Dec 1993 | Box
266 | |
"Keynote Address: Jane Harmon [sic]," Law Enforcement for the 21st Century Conference, | 20-22 Jun 1994 | Box
266 | |
"Harman: Border; Daily," Doak, Shrum, Harris, Carrier, and Devine, | 1 Nov 1994 | Box
266 | |
"Direct Access: Congresswoman Jane Harman," | 19 Apr 1995 | Box
266 | |
"The U.S. Congress and You: Representative Jane Harman," sponsored by Northrop Corporation, Andrew E. Manatos, Committee for Citizens Awareness, | 22 Jun 1995 | Box
267 | |
Week in Review, | 27 Oct 1995 | Box
267 | |
"Roundtable," Cox Communications, Inc., | 23 May 1996 | Box
267 | |
"An Interview with Jane Harman," Paragon Cable Community FOC, | Jun 1996 | Box
267 | |
"Crime Roundtable," The Aerospace Corporation, | 3 Jul 1996 | Box
267 | |
Week in Review, | 23 Aug 1996 | Box
267 | |
"Beijing, One Year Later," taped message by Harman, | 24 Sep 1996 | Box
267 | |
"One on One, a Conversation with Gary Cox," | 15 Nov 1996 | Box
267 | |
"Harman/Brooks Debate," Continental Cablevision/AARP, | 1996 | Box
267 | |
"Republicans for Harman rally, gun control and Brady Law issues," | 1996 | Box
267 | |
"Republicans for Harman rally, gun control and Brady Law issues," | 1996 Mar 1997 | Box
267 | |
"Aberdeen Sex Scandal," "Clinton Budget Deal," CNN and Fox interview, | 8 May 1997 | Box
268 | |
"Defense Industry in California," Loyola Marymount University, C-SPAN, | 30 May 1997 | Box
268 | |
"Lomita Veteran's Day," Headline News, CNN, | 11 Nov 1997 | Box
268 | |
"LAX Town Hall Meeting," LA CityView, | 12 Dec 1997 | Box
268 | |
"Harman for Governor," Morris and Carrick, | 26 Mar 1998 | Box
268 | |
"Harman for Governor: Neighborhood; Fifteen; Jaws; Follow Up," Morris and Carrick, | 1998 | Box
268 | |
"Candidate Forum," Steve Fowler interview, | n.d. | Box
268 | |
"Gun Control Forum," Paragon Cable, | n.d. | Box
268 | |
"Technology Forum," Paragon Cable, | n.d. | Box
268 | |
OVERSIZE MATERIALS | |||
Biographical materials | Box
268 | ||
Awards/certificates, | 1995-96, n.d. | Box
269 | |
Political activities | |||
"Will this Queens Housewife Be the Next Vice President?," East Side Express, v.7, no. 377, | 27 Oct-3 Nov 1983 | Box
269 | |
36th district (CA) map | Box
269 | ||
House race,newspaper clippings | 1992: | Box
269 | |
Governor's race,newspaper clippings | 1998: | Box
269 | |
Legislative files | |||
Photograph, President Clinton speaking at podium in front of White House, | n.d. | Box
269 | |
House National Security Committee photograph, 104th Congress | Box
269 | ||
"Crying Uncle," The Floridian, (title pages only) | 14 Feb 1982 | Box
269 | |
American Maritime Officer, v.25, no.1, | Jan 1995 | Box
269 | |
American Maritime Officer, v.26, no.2, | Feb 1996 | Box
269 | |
Religious Leaders in Support of Immigration Reform poster | Box
269 | ||
"Boeing 27" State Summary poster | Box
269 | ||
"Boeing 27" State Summary poster The Fort Jackson Leader, v.37, no.32, | 15 Jan 1998 | Box
269 | |
Constituent services | |||
Your Rights under the Fair Labor Standards Act poster | Box
269 | ||
Around the Region, v.8, no.1-2, | Spring/Summer 1995 | Box
269 | |
30th Anniversary publication, Southern California Association of Governments, | 1995 | Box
269 | |
Sierra Club 1996 Voter Guide doorknob hanger | Box
269 | ||
Groundwater contaminant plume areas map, Del Amo study area, | 22 Oct 1993 | Box
269 | |
Conceptual site plan, Del Amo site, Shell Chemical Company, Del Amo Park, | 28 Sep 1998 | Box
269 | |
36th Congressional District Briefing for the White House Conference on Aging poster | Box
269 | ||
Biographical materials: "A Day in the Life of Jane Harman" | Box
270 | ||
Political activities | |||
Campaign posters and fliers, | 1992 | Flat File | |
Congressional Women's Caucus poster | Flat File | ||
Ballona Wetlands blue print | Flat File | ||
103rd CONGRESS:
Armed Services: | Research and Technology Military Forces and Personnel Oversight and Investigations |
Science, Space and Technology: | Space Technology, Environment and Aviation |
Defense Conversion Committee of the Speaker's Working Group on Policy Development |
104th CONGRESS:
National Security: | Military Personnel Military Research and Development |
Science: | Space and Aeronautics |
105th CONGRESS:
National Security: | Military Personnel Military Research and Development Merchant Marine |
Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence | Technical and Tactical Intelligence |
Democratic Steering Committee |