DAVE McCURDY COLLECTION

LEGISLATIVE SERIES

BOX 8

F1: Education, Charter Schools, Clippings, 1990-1994

Topics include education vouchers, Minnesota charter schools initiative, outcome- based education, and school choice.

Correspondents include Progressive Policy Institute.

F2: Education, Charter Schools, Information Packet, 1993

Topics include Background Information on Charter Public Schools and the Public School Redefinition Act of 1993 (report).

Correspondents include Dave Durenburger.

F3: Education, Charter Schools, Minnesota Plan, 1991

Topics include Public Schools Redefinition Act.

Correspondents include Dave Durenburger and Joseph Lieberman.

F4: Education, Charter Schools, Minnesota Plan, 1992-1993

Topics include school choice, Neighborhood Schools Improvement Act, and Public School Redefinition Act.

Correspondents include Thomas E. Petri and Timothy J. Penny.

F5: Education, Charter Schools, Senate Bills and Amendments, 1991-1992

Topics include Durenberger-Lieberman amendment, Public School Redefinition Act, outcome-based education, and Neighborhood Schools Improvement Act.

Correspondents include Dave Durenberger and Joseph Lieberman.

F6: Education, Charter Schools, Senate Bills and Amendments, 1993

Topics include Public School Redefinition Act and Goals 2000: Educate America Act.

Correspondents include Dave Durenberger.

F7: Education, Conference on Secondary Science and Math Education, 1982

F8: Education, Drug Prevention in Schools, 1990-1991

Topics include Southwest Regional Center for Drug-Free Schools and Communities and community drug prevention.

Correspondents include John T. McDonald and Don Nickles.

F9: Education, Federal Student Financial Assistance (H.R. 3997), 1991-1992

Topics include admission standards, minimum academic achievement for federal financial assistance, and test scores.

F10: Education, Federal Student Financial Assistance (H.R. 3997), Bill, Bill Outline, and Facts, 1991-1992

Topics include minimum academic achievement for federal financial assistance and Higher Education Act amendments.

F11: Education, Federal Student Financial Assistance (H.R. 3997), Clippings, 1991

Correspondents include Albert Shanker and Robert J. Samuelson.

F12: Education, Federal Student Financial Assistance (H.R. 3997), Clippings, 1992

F13: Education, Impact Aid, 1981

F14: Education, Impact Aid, 1989-1991

Topics include category b payments; impact aid data for Oklahoma's 4^th congressional district; House Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services and Education hearings; and federally-connected students.

Correspondents include Oklahoma State Department of Education.

F15: Education, Impact Aid, 1992-1993

Topics include Oklahoma impact aid figures, category b payments, students on Indian lands, and Altus Schools impact aid overpayment.

Correspondents include National Association for Federally Impacted Schools, Peter Hoagland, Norman Dicks, Herbert Bateman, Richard W. Riley, Mary Jean LeTendre, and Bill K. Brewster.

F16: Education, Impact Aid, 1994

Topics include students on Indian lands, small district adjustment, and civilian b students in Oklahoma.

Correspondents include National Association for Federally Impacted Schools, Bill K. Brewster, Mike Synar, Jim Inhofe, Ernest Istook, Frank Lucas, and Dale E. Kildee.

F17: Education, Impact Aid, Base Closures, 1989-1992

Topics include Estimated Loss in Impact Aid LRH Payments (statistics), Impact Aid Basics (report), defense appropriations, Lawton Public Schools, students on Indian lands, and schools serving children of military personnel.

Correspondents include Oklahoma State Department of Education, Steny Hoyer, Charles E. Hansen, John B. Forkenbrock, and National Association of Federally Impacted Schools.

F18: Education, Impact Aid Entitlements FY 1990, Category A, 1989

This folder contains Public Law 81-874 Estimated Entitlements for FY 1990 (statistics).

F19: Education, Impact Aid Entitlements FY 1990, Category B, 1989

This folder contains Public Law 81-874 Estimated Entitlements for FY 1990 - For Category B, by county (statistics).

F20: Education, Impact Aid, Entitlements FY 1991, 1990

This folder contains Public Law 81-874 Estimated Entitlements for FY 1991 Category A by Congressional District (statistics) and Public Law 81-874 Estimated Entitlements for FY 1991 Category B by Congressional District (statistics).

F21: Education, Parental Involvement, 1992-1994

Topics include For Our Children: Parents and Families in Education (report), Sunbelt Caucus, National Educational Goal for Parental Participation Act, and Goals 2000: Educate America Act.

Correspondents include National PTA, Mark O. Hatfield, Oklahoma PTA, William D. Ford, and William J. Clinton.

F22: Education, Parental Involvement, National Education Goal for Parental Participation Act, 1993

F23: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Clippings, 1993

Topics include vocational education.

F24: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Congressional Research Service, 1987-1992

Topics include apprenticeship training, Department of Labor regulations, federal employment and training programs, Fitzgerald Act, and manufacturing jobs.

F25: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Correspondence, 1992

Correspondents include Carl C. Perkins.

F26: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Industry Publications, 1991-1992

Topics include Learning a Living: A Blueprint for High Performance (report).

Correspondents include Council of Chief State School Officers, U. S. Department of Labor, and Lynn Martin.

F27: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Information Packet, 1991-1993

Topics include Youth Apprenticeship Acts of 1991and 1993 and school-to-work transition programs.

F28: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Legislation and Outlines, 1992-1994

Topics include Youth Apprenticeship Act, Apprenticeship Improvement Act, and School-to-work transition.

F29: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, Progressive Policy Institute, 1990

This folder contains Why America Should Develop a Youth Apprenticeship System (report).

F30: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, School-to-Work, 1993-1994

Topics include Oklahoma Department of Vocational-Technical Education.

Correspondents include Careers for Youth.

F31: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, School-to-Work, Department of Labor, 1994

F32: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, School-to-Work, General Accounting Office Publications, 1993

F33: Education, Youth Apprenticeship, School-to-Work, Legislation, 1993

Topics include School-to-Work Transition Act, workforce training, and School-to-Work Opportunities Act.

Correspondents include Geri Palast, Kay Casstevens, The Business Roundtable, American Association of Community Colleges, William D. Ford, William F. Goodling, Robert B. Reich, and Richard W. Riley.

F34: Federal Employees, 1992-1994

Topics include public pension offset repeal, officers roster of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Federal Government Service Task Force, and fire fighters.

Correspondents include William J. Jefferson and International Association of Fire Fighters.

F35: Federal Employees, Federal Employees Political Activities Act, 1993

Topics include Hatch Act reform, political coercion, union bosses, and right to work.

Correspondents include National Treasury Employees Union, American Postal Workers Union, Frank R. Wolf, National League of Postmasters, Common Cause, Nancy L. Johnson, William L. Clay, Philip M. Crane, AFL-CIO, Curt Weldon, and Fred Upton.

F36: Federal Employees, Federal Government Service Task Force, 1992

Topics include 102^nd Congress 2^nd Session Update (report).

F37: Foreign Affairs, 1982-1992

Topics include Strategic Defense Initiative, Weapons Acquisition Policy and Procedures: Curbing Cost Growth (report), Strategic Force Modernization and Arms Control (publication), Thinking About SDI (brief), SDI and American Foreign Policy: General Consideration (paper), Strength in Steadiness (publication), Changing Roles and Shifting Burdens in the Atlantic Alliance (publication), and memo on Clinton administration foreign relations strategy.

Correspondents include Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, Stephen J. Hadley, Robert W. Tucker, Coalition for a Democratic Majority, Foreign Policy Institute, and Max M. Kampelman.

F38: Foreign Affairs, Central America, n.d., 1990

This folder contains three McCurdy speeches: an untitled and undated speech on U.S. foreign policy toward El Salvador, an untitled and undated speech in favor of the McCollum amendment on aid to El Salvador, and “American Foreign Policy and Central America” presented at the University of Oklahoma Centennial Celebration Foreign Policy Seminar on March 28, 1990.

F39: Foreign Affairs, China, 1989, 1993

Topics include Tiananmen Square massacre, communism, and most-favored-nation trade status.

F40: Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy Speeches, n.d., 1989-1993

This folder contains the following speeches: an untitled and undated speech on national security, A Framework for an Effective National Security Policy, Change in the Soviet Bloc: A Call for New Directions in U. S. Foreign and Defense Policy, From Containment to Attainment: Defining America’s Role, Seven Revolutions, U. S. Foreign Policy: The Challenges Ahead, and New Democrats and U. S. Foreign Policy. Topics include intelligence, national security, end of the Cold War, democracy, economic strength, and the global role of the U. S.

F41: Foreign Affairs, Guatemala, 1986-1987

This folder contains the two publications '86 Cierre del Ejercicio and Guatemala: Efforts in Development.

Correspondents include Minister of Public Finance.

F42: Foreign Affairs, Haiti, 1994

Topics include Goss amendment.

F43: Foreign Affairs, Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis Conference, 1991

Topics include Conference on Change in Europe and the Emergence of New Strategic Priorities: Restructuring Security Arrangements for the 1990s, out-of-area operations, national security, and intelligence.

F44: Foreign Affairs, Israel, 1991

This folder contains a summary of McCurdy's positions on issues in Israel.

F45: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, 1983-1984

Topics include intelligence appropriations, U. S. funding of paramilitary activities in Nicaragua, retirement of General E. C. Meyer, U. S. military operations in El Salvador, and request of secret session briefing.

Correspondents include Malcolm Wallop and Daniel A. Mica.

F46: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, [1985]

Topics include humanitarian assistance to Nicaraguan resistance forces, Tip O'Neill, supplemental appropriations, Contras, Sandinistas, Contadora agreement, political solution to conflict, and The Making of a Liberal Apostate (speech).

Correspondents include Gorge P. Shultz and Ronald Reagan.

F47: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, Jan.-April, 1985

Topics include Daniel Ortega; McCurdy travel itinerary to Honduras, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua; bipartisan alternative, aid to Contras, and Feed the Children.

Correspondents include Carlos Tunnermann.

F48: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, May, 1985

Topics include humanitarian assistance for Nicaraguan resistance forces, Contras, economic sanctions, intelligence appropriations, military aid to Nicaragua, Sandinistas, and A New Monroe Doctrine (speech).

F49: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, June, 1985

Topics include Contras, humanitarian assistance for Nicaraguan Democratic

Resistance, supplemental appropriations, summary of Nicaragua amendments, prohibition of military assistance, intelligence appropriations, and Edwards/Skelton substitute.

F50: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, Aug.-Dec., 1985

Topics include aid to Nicaraguan resistance forces, Sandinistas, Unified Nicaraguan Opposition, Revolution Beyond Our Borders: Sandinista Intervention in Central America (publication), and Peace, Prosperity, and Democracy in Central America: A Democratic Alternative (report).

F51: Foreign Affairs, Nicaragua, [1986]

Topics include map of Nicaragua, economic aid, Contras, aid to Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance, Contadora agreement, peace negotiations, convert actions, and S. J. Res. 283.

Correspondents include Philip C. Habib.

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