F1: Correspondence, 1981, Energy
Topics include dismantling the Department of Energy, energy conservation, and Ronald Reagan energy proposals.
F2: Correspondence, 1981, Energy, Nuclear Energy
Topics include Clinch River Breeder Reactor and Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
F3: Correspondence, 1981, Energy, Oil and Gas
Topics include Fuel Use Act amendments, oil and gas leases, natural gas deregulation, Alaskan pipeline, Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System, Natural Gas Utilization Act, and decontrol.
F4: Correspondence, 1981, Energy, Utilities
Topics include cost of construction, rural electric cooperatives, and Rural Electrification Administration (REA).
F5: Correspondence, 1981, Energy, Windfall Profits Tax
Topics include stripper oil, royalty interest, and HR 3428.
F6: Correspondence, 1981, Environment
F7: Correspondence, 1981, Environment, Animal Welfare and Wildlife
Topics include cooperative fish and wildlife research, Bald Eagle, Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, ban on Compound 1080, steel jaw leg hold trap (HR 374), Draize eye irritancy test, Research Modernization Act (HR 556), and factory farming (HJ Res. 305).
F8: Correspondence, 1981, Environment, Clean Air Act
F9: Correspondence, 1981, Environment, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Topics include cap on chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) production (HR 1853) and lead phasedown regulations.
Correspondents include Joan K. Leavitt and R. A. Ward.
F10: Correspondence, 1981, Environment, James Watt (Secretary of the Interior)
F11: Correspondence, 1981, Environment, Mining
Topics include black lung tax, Mine Safety and Health Act (HR 1603), mining on federal lands, Mining Supremacy bill, Anti-Wilderness bill (S. 842), and National Minerals Security Act (HR 3364).
F12: Correspondence, 1981, Environment, Water
Topics include U.S. Army Corps of Engineers programs, Safe Drinking Water Act standards, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers fencing around lakes in Oklahoma, Fort Cobb Lake, Lake Arcadia, and coastal development.
Correspondents include George H. W. Bush and Carl F. Reherman.
F13: Correspondence, 1981, Federal Government
Topics include Voter Rights Act, presidential pensions, pay increase for federal officers, conversion to metric system, and federal agencies.
Correspondents include Tom Daxon.
F14: Correspondence, 1981, Federal Government, Appointments
Topics include Sandra Day O’Connor and C. Everett Koop.
F15-17: Correspondence, 1981, Federal Government, Civil Service Employees
Topics include merging civil service retirement with Social Security (HR 3207), cost of living adjustments (COLAs), salary cap, retirement benefits, legalizing federal employment strikes (HR 4375), military retirees working in the civil service, double dipping, and postal workers.
F18: Correspondence, 1981, Federal Government, Davis-Bacon
F19: Correspondence, 1981, Federal Government, Regulatory Reform
Topics include Administrative Procedure Reform Act (HR 2299).
Correspondents include Marian P. Opala.
F20: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs
Topics include resettling homosexual Cuban refugees, sending arms to China, and foreign policy.
F21: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Banking
Topics include World Bank, International Development Banks, and HR 3439.
F22: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, El Salvador
Topics include communist expansion in the Caribbean, ending U.S. military aid to El Salvador (HR 1509), and arms from the communist bloc.
F23: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Father Stanley Rother
Topics include the murder of Father Rother in Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala.
F24: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Aid
F25: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, International Baby Formula Advertising (H Res. 122)
F26: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Iranian Students and Immigrants in the U.S.
F27: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Middle East
Topics include Israel and Palestine.
F28: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Sale of AWACs to Saudi Arabia
F29: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, Soviet Union
Topics include Vashchenko and Chmykhalov families and SALT II treaty.
F30: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, United Nations
Topics include U.S. withdrawal from the UN (HR 3861).
F31: Correspondence, 1981, Foreign Affairs, U.S. Hostages in Iran
Topics include deporting Iranians in the U.S., release of hostages, U.S. retaliation, Jimmy Carter release agreement, and compensation for hostages.
F32: Correspondence, 1981, Health
Topics include funding for the National Institute of Health (NIH), patient records (HR 1059), drug labeling, and day care.
Correspondents include Mike Combs.
F33: Correspondence, 1981, Health, Diseases Caused by Radiation Exposure
Topics include U.S. servicemen in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan during the U.S. occupation (HR 4012).
F34: Correspondence, 1981, Health, Family Planning
Topics include Title X program, Broyhill block grant substitute, and teen pregnancy.
F35: Correspondence, 1981, Health, Health Care
Topics include maternal and child health programs, Title V, mental health care, and health insurance.
F36: Correspondence, 1981, Health, Medicare and Medicaid
Topics include Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) and reimbursement for occupational therapy.
F37: Correspondence, 1981, Housing
Topics include moratorium on Section 8 construction and Community Development Block Grant for Langston, Oklahoma.
F38: Correspondence, 1981, Housing, Housing Industry
Topics include depressed housing market, high interest rates, and tax incentives for home purchases (HR 1005).
F39: Correspondence, 1981, Housing, Low-Income Housing
Topics include federal subsidized housing, Elysian Estates project, Section 8 housing, and Tealwood Hills Apartments.
Correspondents include Jack L. Litteral.
F40: Correspondence, 1981, Housing, Mortgages and Financing
Topics include Federal Home Administration (FHA) loans, S. 1720, S. 1703, and phasing out FHA and Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA) programs.
F41: Correspondence, 1981, Indians
Topics include Peoria tribal constitution, Indian health services, Indian education programs, Indian housing programs, Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) payments to the Citizen Band of the Potawatomi Tribe, and Oklahoma City Urban Health Clinic.
Correspondents include Overton James, Sam L. Homan, Leslie Fisher, and Ross O. Swimmer.
F42: Correspondence, 1981, Judiciary
Topics include racial minorities, Family Protection Act (HR 3955), drugs, religious freedom, and availability of kosher food at El Reno Federal Correctional Institution.
Correspondents include Norman A. Carlson.
F43: Correspondence, 1981, Judiciary, Abortion
Topics include Human Life bill (HR 900), definition of life beginning at conception, Helms-Hyde bill, constitutional amendment banning abortion, pro-choice, and pro-life.
Correspondents include Pat Snodgrass and Wanda Jo Peltier.
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