Series 2: Legislative, 1967-1974
F 1: Agriculture: General, 1970.
Topics include the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act and the National Timber Supply Act. Correspondents include the United States House Committee on Agriculture (report) and the American Farm Bureau Federation.
F 2-3: Agriculture: Farm Progress, February-August, 1970.
Correspondents include the Farmers Union, James G. O'Hara, George E. Brown, Ed Koch, Allard K. Lowenstein, Ogden R. Reid, William F. Ryan, Frank Thompson, Clifford M. Hardin (Secretary of Agriculture), Abner J. Mikva, Bob Eckhardt, Thomas M. Rees, Page Belcher, Richard M. Nixon, Robert J. Dole, Leslie C. Arends, Paul Findley, the U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee, the National Association of Wheat Growers, the National Farmers Union, and the United States House Committee on Agriculture.
F 4: Appropriations: General and Agriculture (1971), 1970.
Topics include the United States Veterans Administration, the United States Congress Joint Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures, agricultural conservation, the national school lunch program, and agricultural appropriations. Correspondents include Olin E. Teague.
F 5: Appropriations: Education (1971), 1970.
Topics include the United States Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, the national school lunch program, and impacted area programs. Correspondents include Elliot L. Richardson (Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare).
F 6: Appropriations: Education (1971), 1970.
Topics include impacted area programs and executive departments appropriations. Correspondents include Richard M. Nixon, John Brademas, Robert B. Kamm, and Herbert J. Hollomon.
F 7: Appropriations: Arts and Humanities (1971), 1970.
Topics include the Oklahoma Arts and Humanities Council and the National Foundation for Arts and Humanities. Correspondents include Richard M. Nixon, Albert H. Quie, Marvin L. Esch, Charlotte T. Reid, and Wiley Mayne.
F 8: Appropriations: Defense (1971), 1970.
Topics include the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. Correspondents include John C. Stennis, Hosmer Craig, and David Packard (Deputy Secretary of Defense).
F 9: Appropriations: Departments of State, Justice, and Commerce (1971), 1970.
F 10-13: Appropriation: Health, Education, and Welfare (1971), 1970.
Topics include the federal aid to education, impacted area programs, United States Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health, federal aid to nursing education, mental health, veterinary medicine, FAST program, the Hill Burton program and John Dellenback. Correspondents include Edward P. Boland, Jeffery Cohelan, Sidney Richard Yates, Samuel Friedel, and Henry C. Schadeberg.
F 14-15: Appropriations: Health, Education, and Welfare (1971), January - February, 1970 (After Veto).
Topics include veto, public health research, federal aid to education, the national school lunch program, and the impacted area programs.
F 16: Appropriations: Health, Education, and Welfare (1970), 1970. HR 15931.
Topics include federal aid to education in Oklahoma and impacted area programs. Correspondents include William B. Spong, Claiborne Pell, Joel T. Broyhill, and Richard M. Nixon.
F 17: Appropriations: Health, Education, and Welfare (1971), January, 1970 (After Veto).
Topics include veto, the national school lunch program, and impacted area programs.
F 18: Appropriations: Health, Education, and Welfare (1971), 1970 (After Veto). Telegrams.
Correspondents include J. Herbert Hollomon.
F 19: Appropriations: Housing and Urban Development and Independent Executive Offices (1971), 1970.
F 20: Appropriations: Interior (1970 and 1971), 1970.
Topics include Water Resources Research Act.
F 21: Appropriations: Supplemental (1970), 1970.
Topics include urban renewal. Correspondents include Jeffery Cohelan.
F 22: Appropriations: Legislative Branch (1971), 1970.
F 23: Appropriations: Treasury, Post Office, and Executive Office (1971), 1970.
F 24: Appropriations: Military Construction (1971), 1970.
F 25: Appropriations: Department of Transportation, 1970.
Topics include supersonic transport planes. Correspondents include Richard M. Nixon.
F 26: Appropriations: Public Works, 1970.
Topics include the United States Atomic Energy Commission, flood control, navigation, water pollution, hydroelectric power plants, highways, and the Panama Canal (Panama). Correspondents include Ed Edmondson and the Oklahoma Water Resources Board.
F 27: Armed Services, 1970.
Topics include the Soviet Union, military pensions, the Vietnamese Conflict, and the Carlisle Indian School National Monument in Carlisle (PA). Correspondents include Richard L. Ottinger and L. Mendel Rivers.
F 28: Armed Services: Draft, 1970.
Topics include the Gates Commission and the Selective Service Act.
F 29: Banking and Currency, 1970.
Topics include housing, holding companies, and Federal Reserve banks.
F 30: Banking and Currency, 1970.
Topics include Federal Reserve banks and housing. Correspondents include Russell B. Long and John R. Rarick.
F 31: Banking and Currency, 1970.
Topics include holding companies, credit, housing, and Jim Thorpe.
F 32: Education and Labor: General, 1970.
F 33: Education and Labor: Education, 1970.
Topics include Impacted area programs, national school lunch program, and Manpower Development and Training Act.
F 34-36: Education and Labor: Labor, 1970.
Topics include Occupational Safety and Health Act, construction industry, federal aid to health facilities, Labor-Management Relations Act Amendment, Public Health Services Act Amendment, minimum wages, and overtime law and legislation. Correspondents include William A. Steiger (Folder 34).
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