Box and Folder Inventory

Box 56

F1: Subject, Constitution Bicentennial, 1987

F2: Subject, Department of Defense Accounting Facility in Oklahoma City, 1992

F3: Subject, Edmond Educational Foundation, 1984
Topics include application for tax exemption.

F4: Subject, Edmond Post Office Memorial, 1989-1990

F5: Subject, Education Advisory Committee, 1977-1978

F6: Subject, Edwin Meese, 1988

F7: Subject, Energy Advisory Committee, 1977

F8: Subject, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Relief, 1991
Topics include disaster assistance in Oklahoma.
Correspondents include David Walters.

F9: Subject, General Advisory Council, 1983

F10: Subject, Homeland Stores Drug Awareness Poster Contest, 1990-1991
Correspondents include Robert C. Bonner.

F11: Subject, Human Rights Conference in Moscow, 1989
Correspondents include Jon Kyl.

F12: Subject, IRS Building in Oklahoma City, 1990-1991

F13: Subject, John Tower, 1989

F14: Subject, Leadership Oklahoma, 1991

F15: Subject, Mickey Edwards’s 50th Birthday Party, 1987

F16: Subject, Mickey Edwards Biography, 1989

F17: Subject, Mickey Edwards’s Leadership Positions, 1979-1991

F18-20: Subject, Mickey Edwards’s Voting Scores and Endorsements, 1977-1989

F23: Subject, Oklahoma City, 1990-1991
Topics include federal legislative issues.
Correspondents include Ernest J. Istook.

F24: Subject, Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, 1989-1991

F25: Subject, Oklahoma City City Council, 1989-1990
Topics include federal issues for 1989 and 1990.

F26: Subject, Oklahoma City Update Plan: 1989-2010, 1990

F27: Subject, Oklahoma Legislative Directory, 1989-1990

F28: Subject, Oklahoma State Office in Washington, DC, 1990-1991

F29: Subject, Public Opinion Polls, 1989-1991

F30: Subject, Questionnaire, 1987

F31: Subject, Rayburn Garage Incident, 1990
Topics include altercation between Mickey Edwards and a Capitol police officer.

F32: Subject, Reagan Congressional Advisory Committee, 1980

F33: Subject, Republican Conference at Federal Hall, 1987
Correspondents include Bob Michel and Lynn Martin.

F34: Subject, Republican Conference in Houston, 1988
Topics include Congress of Tomorrow and Congressional Institute.

F35: Subject, Republican National Convention, 1988
Topics include list of Oklahoma delegates, Conservative Victory Committee, and list of attendees.

F36: Subject, Robert S. Kerr III, 1988
Topics include turnpikes in Oklahoma.

F37: Subject, Ronald Reagan, 1980-1988
Topics include Mickey Edwards’s columns about Reagan.

F38: Subject, Sperling Breakfast, 1989

F39: Subject, U.S. Marshal Memorial, 1990
Topics include United States Marshals Foundation Establishment Act (S. 2672) and constructing a memorial in Oklahoma City.
Correspondents include Herbert M. Atherton.

F40: Subject, Western Area Mayors Conference, 1989
Correspondents include Ronald J. Norick.

F41: Subject, Women’s Advisory Committee, 1981-1983
Topics include committee membership lists.

F42: Subject, World’s Fair, 1984-1985
Topics include World’s Fair authorization for the Run of ’89 International Exposition and the 1985 International Exposition in Tsukuba, Japan.

F43: Subject, Young Presidents Organization Meeting, 1987

F44: News Summaries and Clippings, 1979
Topics include Mickey Edwards’s leadership roles and new Senate office building.

F45: News Summaries and Clippings, January, 1980
Topics include Mickey Edwards’s comments on Edmond police chief Bill Henslee, Andrew M. Coats, and Ku Klux Klan recruiting in Oklahoma City.

F46: News Summaries and Clippings, February, 1980
Topics include Ku Klux Klan, Mickey Edwards named chair of Ronald Reagan’s Oklahoma campaign, charges of civil rights violations by Edmond police officers, and Tom Steed’s retirement.

F47: News Summaries and Clippings, March, 1980
Topics include Jesse Knipp declaration of candidacy for the 5th congressional district, Ronald Reagan visit to Oklahoma City, passenger train service between Oklahoma City and Newton (Kansas), and police brutality.

F48: News Summaries and Clippings, April, 1980
Topics include taxes, Art Adams declaration of candidacy for the 5th congressional district, Oklahoma senate race, attempted rescue of American hostages in Iran, and Lake Arcadia.

F49: News Summaries and Clippings, May, 1980
Topics include Rock Island railroad shutdown, inflation, economy, windfall profits tax, food stamps, Indian preference law hearing, Katy Railway, and Guy Vander Jagt appearance at Oklahoma Republican Convention.

F50: News Summaries and Clippings, June, 1980
Topics include Katy Railway operation of Rock Island mainline, Mickey Edwards suit filed against OSHA for release of report, prosecution of Ramsey Clark, Jim Townsend, Harrison-Walnut mitigation plan, Central Expressway, windfall profits tax, Mickey Edwards named as director of Ronald Reagan congressional advisory committees, 4th district election campaigns, pay raise for Oklahoma City Manager Jim Cook, and Soviet grain embargo.

F51: News Summaries and Clippings, July 1-18, 1980
Topics include Mickey Edwards named as director of Ronald Reagan congressional advisory committees, Rock Island railroad employees, election filings, Central Expressway, charter violation of Oklahoma City city council members, vice presidential nomination, Republican National Convention in Detroit, Gerald Ford, and Lake Arcadia.

F53: News Summaries and Clippings, August, 1980
Topics include grand jury investigation of charter violation of Oklahoma City city council members, John Zink, road funding, Central Expressway, Art Adams, and 5th district election election.

F54: News Summaries and Clippings, September, 1980
Topics include John Zink, Lake Arcadia, Central Expressway, Tinker Air Force Base safety improvements, David Hood, new radar system for Will Rogers Airport, drought relief, Oklahoma losing a seat in congressional redistricting, and public housing in Oklahoma City.

F55: News Summaries and Clippings, October, 1980
Topics include David Hood, String of Pearls parks in Oklahoma City, Cecil Andrus visit to Oklahoma City, retirement of Tom Steed, moratorium on construction in Hilldale area of Oklahoma City, Elysian Estates public housing project, and use of Mickey Edwards’s office by free lance journalist Allan C. Brownfield.