F1: Correspondence, 1992, Agriculture
Topics include repealing the Delaney Clause (HR 3216).
Correspondents include Ed Long.
F2: Correspondence, 1992, Arts
Topics include Smithsonian Institution contracts for quilt reproductions from China and taxing artists’ live performances (HR 2223).
F3-4: Correspondence, 1992, Arts, National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Funding
Topics include abolishing the NEA and National Council for the Arts (HR 299) and objectionable and controversial art.
F5: Correspondence, 1992, Banking
Topics include taxing credit unions (HR 4210), delaying implementation of the Cash Management Improvement Act, interstate branch banking, Resolution Trust Corporation, and savings and loan bailout.
Correspondents include Claudette Henry.
F6: Correspondence, 1992, Banking
Topics include cap on credit card interest rates, interest rates, Escrow Account Reform Act (HR 3542), bankruptcy, and auditing the Federal Reserve (HR 1468).
F7: Correspondence, 1992, Banking, Regulatory Relief
Topics include bank reform (HR 6), Community Bank Regulation Relief Act (S. 2794), Truth in Savings Act, and statement of Kendric Fergeson before the Federal Financial Institution Examination Council.
F8: Correspondence, 1992, Banking, Securities
Topics include securities litigation, Securities Private Enforcement Act (HR 5828), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and Investment Advisor Regulatory Disclosure Act (HR 5726).
F9: Correspondence, 1992, Budget
Topics include George H. W. Bush administration budget proposals; economy; Economic Growth, Investment, and Job Creation Act; and constituent responses to a form survey sent by Mickey Edward about the balanced budget amendment, recording votes, entitlement spending, capital gains tax, energy industry tax incentives, and deficit reduction.
F10: Correspondence, 1992, Budget, Balanced Budget Amendment
Topics include HJ Res. 290.
Correspondents include Jim Henshaw.
F11: Correspondence, 1992, Budget, Federal Spending and Deficit
Topics include wasteful spending, entitlements, and national debt.
F12: Correspondence, 1992, Budget, National Debt
F13: Correspondence, 1992, Commemoratives
Topics include postage stamp of Elvis Presley, National Credit Education Week, and Elvis Presley Day (HJ Res. 461).
F14: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce
Topics include retail price fixing (HR 1470), Undercharge Claim Reconciliation Act (HR 5711), Anti-Trust Reform Act (HR 5096), Consumer Reporting Reform Act (HR 3596), state tax on mail-order purchases, and product liability.
F15: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce, Design Innovation and Technology Act (HR 1790)
Topics include auto parts.
F16: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce, Insurance
Topics include business-owned life insurance, Insurance Competitive Pricing Act (HR 9), and employee benefit plans (HR 1602).
Correspondents include Gary Bastin.
F17: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce, McDonnell Douglas
Topics include manufacture of F-15 Eagle aircraft for sale to Saudi Arabia and McDonnell Douglas employees in Tulsa.
F18: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce, Small Business
Topics include Small Business Administration (SBA) loans, 8(a) program, 7a loan program, and minority-owned businesses.
F19: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce, Trade
Topics include North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), trade with Mexico, auto imports, tariffs on multipurpose vehicles (SUVs), and Miscellaneous Tariff Act (HR 4318).
Correspondents include Robert B. Zoellick, Ed Long, and David Walters.
F20: Correspondence, 1992, Commerce, Trade, Japan
Topics include tariffs on multipurpose vehicles (SUVs) (HR 4813), Foreign Corporation Tax Reform Act (HR 4304), auto imports, and trade deficit.
F21: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Public Broadcasting
Topics include funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (HR 2977), public radio, and public television.
F22: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Radio and Audio
Topics include Amateur Radio Spectrum Protection Act (HR 73) and Audio Home Recording Act (HR 3204).
F23: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Telephones
Topics include rural cooperative telephone systems, exempting fire and burglar alarms from information services regulations, and Information Services Fair Competition Act (HR 5559).
Correspondents include Don Rubottom.
F24: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Telephones, Antitrust Reform Act (HR 5096)
Topics include Brooks bill and banning the Regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOC) from manufacturing telephone equipment.
F25: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Telephones, HR 3515 and HR 1527
Topics include Telecommunications Act of 1991, banning the Regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOC) from providing information services, Telecommunications Equipment Research and Manufacturing Competition Act of 1991, telephone equipment manufacturing, and Modified Final Judgment of 1984.
F26: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Television
Topics include Satellite Viewers’ Rights Act (HR 3420), keeping KTBO available on Cox Cable, and Trinity Broadcasting Network.
F27: Correspondence, 1992, Communications, Television, Cable
Topics include Cable Television Consumer Protection Act (S. 12), blacking out Major League Baseball games on super stations, Copyright Broadcast Retransmission Licensing Act (HR 4511), rate increases, Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act (HR 4850), requiring cable companies to carry broadcast networks, and must-carry provision.
Correspondents include William A. Moyer.
F28: Correspondence, 1992, Congress
Topics include Mickey Edwards’s Special Report on Economic Growth, campaign finance reform, HR 3750, pay raise, perks, pork barrel spending, free prescription drugs, and franking.
F29-32: Correspondence, 1992, Congress, Mickey Edwards and the House Banking Scandal
Topics include Mickey Edwards’s overdrafts at the House Bank and constituent opinions on whether he should resign, retire, or seek reelection.
F33: Correspondence, 1992, Congress, Mickey Edwards’s Reelection Campaign
Topics include Mickey Edwards’s defeat in the Republican primary.
Correspondents include Amo Houghton, Doug Bereuter, Richard L. Van Horn, Stephen Jones, and Jerald C. Walker.
F34: Correspondence, 1992, Congress, Term Limits
Topics include Congressional Term Limitation Amendment (HJ Res. 22).
F35: Correspondence, 1992, Defense
Topics include gays in the military, Military Freedom Act (HR 5208), access to abortion for women serving in the military, peace dividend, defense spending cuts, reduction in force (RIFs), GI Bill for children, funding for ROTC, and Uniformed Former Spouse Protection Act Amendments (HR 2200).
Correspondents include Paul E. Stein.
F36: Correspondence, 1992, Defense, National Guard and Reserves
Topics include cuts in the Oklahoma Army National Guard and personnel reductions.
Correspondents include Gary W. Jackson, Mark Snyder, Tommy G. Alsip, Ralph Hess, and David Walters.
F37: Correspondence, 1992, Defense, National Guard and Reserves, 45th Infantry Brigade
Topics include deactivation of the brigade and personnel reductions.
Correspondents include Gerald Wright and Randel Shadid.
F38: Correspondence, 1992, Defense, Tinker Air Force Base
Topics include reductions in force (RIFs) and work environment in the Nozzle Shop.
Correspondents include F. G. Buck Buchanan and A. S. Riddile.
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