F 1: Don Cogman Files, Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1974 Jan. - 1976 Jan.
Topics include housing in Fairview (Okla.) and housing policy. Correspondents include Henry Bellmon and United States Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.
F 2: Don Cogman Files, Employment, 1974 Dec. - 1975 Dec.
Topics include employment references and manpower policy. Correspondents include Pete Domenici, John Jarman, Robert H. Michel, John J. Rhodes, Lowell Weicker, and Federal National Mortgage Association.
F 3: Don Cogman Files, Environment, 1975 Nov. - 1975 Dec.
Topics include Oklahoma refuse and refuse disposal and the Illinois River (Okla.). Correspondents include Northeast Counties of Oklahoma Economic Development Association and Northeast Oklahoma Waste Management and Energy Conservation Authority.
F 4: Don Cogman Files, Federal Grants and Assistance, 1971 July - 1976 Apr.
Topics include Seminole Junior College, Oklahoma community development, Oklahoma economic development projects, Norman (Okla.) energy policy, flood plain management, Oklahoma grants-in-aid, Oklahoma Head Start programs, poverty, Oklahoma vocational education, and Office of Economic Opportunity. Correspondents include Henry Bellmon, David Boren, Oklahoma State University, United States Office of Economic Opportunity, and University of Oklahoma.
F 5-6: Don Cogman Files, Federal Judgeship for Western District 1975, 1975 May - 1976 Nov.
Topics include Oklahoma judge selection and appointment. Correspondents include Quentin N. Burdick and Jim Inhofe.
F 7: Don Cogman Files, Higher Education, 1973 Nov. - 1975 Apr.
Topics include federal aid to higher education.
F 8: Don Cogman Files, High Challenge Program, 1974 Feb. - 1975 Apr.
Topics include elementary education, Tulsa (Okla.) grants-in-aid, learning disabled children in Tulsa (Okla.), and High Challenge Program.
F 9: Don Cogman Files, Hospitals and Health Services, 1974 Jan. - 1976 Apr.
Topics include Oklahoma grants-in-aid, health facilities, hospital cost of operation, and Indians of North America health and hygiene in Oklahoma. Correspondents include Mercy Hospital (Oklahoma City, Okla.).
F 10: Don Cogman Files, Housing and Urban Development, 1971 Sep. - 1976 Apr.
Topics include Oklahoma housing finance and Indians of North America housing. Correspondents include United States Office of Economic Opportunity and Oklahoma City Housing Authority.
F 11: Don Cogman Files, Immigration and Naturalization, 1975 Apr. - 1975 Sep.
Topics include emigration and immigration law. Correspondents include James O. Eastland.
F 12: Don Cogman Files, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, 1973 Dec. - 1976 Mar.
Topics include Oklahoma correctional institutions, Oklahoma corrections, Oklahoma prison reformers, and prison riots in McAlester (Okla.). Correspondents include David Hall.
F 13: Don Cogman Files, Legislative Correspondence, 1972 Nov. - 1973 Dec.
Topics include Jim Thorpe, United States energy policy, Indians of North America education in Oklahoma, Indians of North America health and hygiene, United States petroleum, prisoners of war and North Vietnam, public welfare, Oklahoma social security, Trans-Alaska Pipeline (Alaska), Oklahoma veterans, and Watergate Affair 1972-1974. Correspondents include Henry Bellmon.
F 14: Don Cogman Files, Marland Mansion Restoration Project, 1976 Jan. - Mar.
Topics include Ponca City (Okla.) community development and Ernest Whitworth Marland.
F 15: Don Cogman Files, McAlester RDX Project, Department of Army, 1975 Mar. - July.
Topics include weapons industry. Correspondents include Carl Bert Albert, Henry Bellmon, David Boren, and Robert L. F. Sikes.
F 16: Don Cogman Files, Oklahoma City Urban Planning, 1975 Feb. - 1976 Mar.
Topics include Oklahoma community development, Oklahoma City (Okla.) grants-in-aid, housing Law and legislation, Oklahoma housing, and Oklahoma City (Okla.) urban renewal. Correspondents include Patience Latting and Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority.
F 17: Don Cogman Files, Savings Bonds, 1975 July - Aug.
F 18: Don Cogman Files, University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center, 1974 May - 1976 Mar.
Topics include Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma City (Okla.) Cancer Research, environmental education, and grants-in-aid. Correspondents include Robert B. Kamm.
F 19: Personal Secretary, Correspondence, 1972.
Topics include missing in action family relationships, and prisoners of war and Southeast Asia. Correspondents include Thomas P. Stafford, United States Dept. of Defense Pamphlet, and United States Dept. of Defense Statement.
F 20-21: Personal Secretary, Personal Calendar and Reading File, 1973.
F 22-27: Personal Secretary, Correspondence, Personal Calendar, Reading File, Scheduling, 1974.
Topics include Carl Albert (F 26), Woody Guthrie (F 23), Richard M. Nixon, Gerald Ford, Oklahoma Interstate Highway System, Nuclear-weapon-free-zones in the Middle East, Prayer breakfasts in Washington D.C., and Tinker Air Force Base (Okla.). Correspondents include William Emerson Brock (F 26), Frank Carlson (F 26), Lawton Chiles (F 27), John Richard Dellenback, Edward J. Derwinski, Robert J. Dole (F 26), William Jennings Bryan Dorn (F 26), David Hall (F 26), Jesse Helms (F 27), Clara Luper (F 22), Gale W. McGee (F 27), Mohammed Reza Pahlavi (Shah of Iran) (F 23 and F 26), Hyman George Rickover (F 22), John C. Sawhill (F 22), Georgetown University Center for Strategic and International Studies (F 26), Oklahoma Farmers Union (F 23), and Lloyd Noble.
F 28-30: Personal Secretary, Correspondence, Reading File, and Personal Calendar, 1975.
Correspondents include Paula Unruh (F 30) and Randolph A. Hearst (F 28).
F 31: Tony Garret Files, 1976-1977.
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