Series 2: Legislative, 1967-1974
F 1: Public Works, 1970.
Topics include roads, urban renewal, and Clean Air Act.
F 2: Rules Committee, 1970.
Topics include copper industry and trade and congressional salaries and pensions.
F 3: Veterans Affairs: General, 1970.
Topics include Bronx (NY) Veterans Administration Hospital and Vietnamese Conflict, Correspondents include Margaret Heckler, Clark M. Clifford (article), and Richard M. Nixon.
F 4: Voting Rights Act: 18 Year Old Vote, 1970.
Correspondents include Gerald R. Ford, Carl Albert, and Richard M. Nixon.
F 5: Ways and Means, 1970.
Topics include savings and loan associations, taxation of interest, hijacking of aircraft, import quotas, information services credit, and investment tax credit.
F 6: Ways and Means, 1970.
Topics include small business taxation, hijacking of aircraft, explosives, and federal aid to law enforcement agencies.
F 7: Ways and Means: Tax Reform - After Final Passage, 1970.
Topics include Tax Reform Act of 1969.
F 8: Ways and Means: Tax Reform - After Final Passage, 1970.
Topics include inflation and air travel. Correspondents include Charles H. Percy (speech).
F 9-10: Ways and Means: Social Security, 1970.
Correspondents include Dewey F. Bartlett, Wallace F. Bennett (speech), and Kent Ruth.
F 11: Ways and Means: Social Security - Legislation, 1970.
Correspondents include United States House Committee on Ways and Means.
F 12: Ways and Means: Trade, 1970.
Topics include textile industry and glove industry.
F 13: Ways and Means: Trade - Legislation, 1970.
Topics include Trade Act of 1970.
F 14: Welfare: Nixon's Welfare Program, 1970.
Correspondents include Richard M. Nixon (press release) and Robert H. Finch (Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare).
F 15: Welfare: Nixon's Welfare Program - Legislation, 1970.
Topics include Family Assistance Act of 1970. Correspondents include Gerald R. Ford (newsletter).
F 16: Welfare: Nixon's Welfare Program - Correspondence, 1970.
Correspondents include Page Belcher, United States House Republican Policy Committee, and Dewey F. Bartlett
F 17-18: Ways and Means: Medicare - Chiropractic Care, 1970.
F 19: Ways and Means: Medicare, 1970.
F 20: Ways and Means: Welfare - After Bill Passed, 1970.
Topics include Family Assistance Act of 1970. Correspondents include United States Senate Committee on Finance (press release).
F 21: Standards of Official Conduct: Financial Disclosures, 1970.
Topics include John N. Happy Camp.
F 22: Agriculture, 1971.
Topics include Vermejo Park (NM), National Agricultural Marketing and Bargaining Act of 1971, and Strategic Storable Agricultural Commodities Act of 1971. Correspondents include Page Belcher.
F 23: Agriculture: Farm Bill, 1971.
Topics include Set-Aside Program and Pesticide Act.
F 24: Agriculture: Farm Bill, 1971.
Topics include Set-Aside Program. Correspondence include W. R. Poage.
F 25-27: Agriculture: Farm Credit Act - Legislation and Correspondence, 1971.
Topics include United States Senate Subcommittee on Agricultural Credit and Rural Electrification. Correspondents include William D. Burlison (speech), John N. Happy Camp (statement and press release), Oklahoma Federation of Federal Land Bank Associations, Keith Sebelius (farm report), and Ed Jones (speech).
F 28: Agriculture: General, 1971.
Topics include school lunch program, meat inspection, Vermejo Park (NM), and Pesticide Act. Correspondents include David Hall, W. R. Poage, and Oklahoma Legislature.
F 29: Agriculture: Legislation, 1971.
Topics include United States National Agricultural Bargaining Board (proposed) and the Food Stamp Act of 1964 Amendment.
F 30: Agriculture: School Lunch Program, 1971.
F 31: Appropriations: Agriculture (1972), 1971.
Topics include school lunch programs in Oklahoma.
F 32: Appropriations: Defense, Department of (1972), 1971.
Topics include United States Atomic Energy Commission. Correspondents include Craig Hosmer, Chet Holifield, Melvin Price, and William R. Roy
F 33: Appropriations: District of Columbia (1972), 1971.
F 34: Appropriations: Education Appropriations Bill (1972). Correspondence, 1971.
Topics include Library Services and Construction Act. Correspondents include Edward R. Roybal, Silvio O. Conte, Louis Stokes, Ronald V. Dellums, and Robert B. Kamm.
F 35: Appropriations: Education Appropriations Bill (1972). Legislation,1971.
Topics include impacted area programs. Correspondents include Philip A. Hart (speech) and Carl D. Perkins (speech).
F 36: Appropriations: Foreign Assistance (1972), 1971.
Topics include American economic assistance in Ecuador and American economic assistance in Peru.
F 37: Appropriations: Independent Offices and HUD (1972), 1971.
Topics include United States Dept. of Housing and Urban Development.
F 38: Appropriations: Interior (1972), 1971.
Correspondents include Ed Edmondson and John N. Happy Camp.
F 39: Appropriations: Labor - HEW (1972). Correspondence, 1971.
Topics include Neighborhood Youth Corps, United States Office of Economic Opportunity, United States Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, United States Rehabilitation Service Administration, National Institute of Mental Health, educational broadcasting, sickle cell anemia, Medical Library Assistance Act, and Hill-Burton Program. Correspondents include Ella Grasso.
F 40: Appropriations: Labor-HEW (1972). Legislation, 1971.
Topics include Emergency Employment Assistance and the Hill-Burton Program in Oklahoma.
F 41: Appropriations: Military Construction (1972), 1971.
Topics include Vance Air Force Base (OK).
F 42: Appropriations: Public Works (1972), 1971.
Topics include United States Atomic Energy Commission.
F 43: Appropriations: Transportation (1972), 1971.
Topics include supersonic transport planes. Correspondents include Gerald R. Ford.
F 44: Appropriations: Second Supplemental (1971), 1971.
Topics include supersonic transport planes.
F 45: Armed Services: Draft. Correspondence, 1971.
Correspondents include Charles W. Whalen, F. Edward Hebert, Melvin Price, Gerald R. Ford, Leslie C. Arends, William A. Steiger, and Ronald V. Dellums.
F 46: Armed Services: Draft. Legislation, 1971.
Topics include United States President's Commission on an All-Volunteer Armed Force. Correspondents include Gordon L. Allot and Richard M. Nixon.
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