F1: Correspondence, Roa-Roc, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, Impact Aid, tuition tax credit,
school lunch programs, Community Action Agencies, and University of Oklahoma College
of Law clinical experience grant proposal.
Correspondents include Barry K. Roberts, Freeman Roberts, J. R. Dick Roberts,
Teresa Roberts, Theodore P. Roberts, and Donald W. Robinson.
F2: Correspondence, Rod-Ror, 1981
Topics include welfare, Rural Electrification Administration, food stamp programs,
Ronald Reagan budget proposals, tuition tax credit, money market funds, postal service
employees, and housing industry.
Correspondents include Noble E. Rodgers, Hazel P. Roller, Mike Rolls, and Earl
Rooms.
F3: Correspondence, Ros-Roy, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, tuition tax credit, Community
Action Agencies, Social Security, minimum benefit restoration, cost-of-living adjustments,
tax cuts, windfall profit tax, and food stamp programs.
Correspondents include Charles Rose, Frank Ross, Gary Ross, Opal Ross, Dan
Rostenkowski, Kenneth Rothschild, Russell A. Rourke, Wayne Rowe, and Sharon Rowell.
F4: Correspondence, Ru-Ry, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, tax cuts, Community Action
Agencies, tuition tax credit, and air traffic control.
Correspondents include Mark W. Russell, Howard Rutledge, and Paul Rutledge.
F5: Correspondence, Sa, 1981
Topics include Missing Child’s Act, Community Action Agencies, tuition tax
credit, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, Social Security, and money market funds.
Correspondents include Della M. Sampson, James M. Sandlin, Bill D. Saxon, and
Dean Schirf.
F6: Correspondence, Sca-Sch, 1981
Topics include tuition tax credit; Women, Infant, Children (WIC) program; Indian
social service programs; Ronald Reagan budget proposals; tax cuts; Community Action
Agencies; and veterans.
Correspondents include Phoebe Schmitz, Claudine Schneider, Glen Schneider,
John D. Schoemann, Francis Schrader, John G. Schroeder, Patricia Schroeder, Louise
Schuler, E. E. Schultheiss, and Beulah Schumann.
F7: Correspondence, Sco-Scr, 1981
Topics include Community Action Agencies, Ronald Reagan budget proposals,
income taxes, vocational rehabilitation, and Guaranteed and Insured loan programs of the
Rural Electrification Administration.
Correspondents include Ronnie Scott.
F8: Correspondence, Se, 1981
Topics include school lunch programs, tuition tax credit, Ronald Reagan budget
proposals, aircraft for the Oklahoma National Guard, air traffic controller strike, Social
Security, welfare, and cost-of-living adjustments.
Correspondents include Susan Seale, Marjorie Searle, Harry Seck, Elizabeth Seck,
Charles R. Seitz, Herbert S. Sellers, Robert Frank Sepic, Charles A. Sevier, F. G. Sexton,
and Pauline Sexton.
F9: Correspondence, Sh, 1981
Topics include Community Action Agencies, Rural Electrification Administration,
agriculture supports,, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, food stamp programs, Impact
Aid, Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA), tuition tax credit, inflation,
confirmation of C. Everett Koop as surgeon general, taxes on interest earnings, tax cuts,
and welfare.
Correspondents include Juliet J. Sharp, Paul F. Sharp, Alice J. Shay, Estelle
Shepard, Gregory E. Shinert, Sandra Shipley, Julee Short, Samuel Shroyer, and Guy
Shull.
F10: Correspondence, Si-Sl, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission retirement benefits, tuition tax credit, programs for the disabled, student
financial aid, Community Action Agencies, highway funding, Rural Electrification
Administration, Impact Aid, and food stamp programs.
Correspondents include Edwin H. Simpson, Ernest Simpson, Michael Simpson,
Bill Skeith, Jack R. Skinner, Robert Skinner, Bertha Slaughter, and John L. Sloat.
F11: Correspondence, Sm, 1981
Topics include Savings and Retirement Income Incentive Act, Ronald Reagan
budget proposals, education funding, Community Action Agencies, abortion, tax cuts,
welfare, Equal Rights Amendment, food stamp programs, small businesses, James R.
Jones budget proposals, Impact Aid, air traffic control, and veterans.
Correspondents include David L. Smith, Dixon Smith, Faye Smith, Finis Smith,
Frederick J. Smith, Leslie D. Smith, Mark Smith, Neal Smith, Pat Smith, Willie D. Smith,
and Zera Smith.
F12: Correspondence, Sn-So, 1981
Topics include tuition tax credit, veteran retirement benefits, Impact Aid, Ronald
Reagan budget proposals, Social Security, food stamp programs, and cost-of-living
adjustments.
Correspondents include Homer G. Snodgrass Jr., Pat Snodgrass, Chester Snow,
Lloyd Snow, and Leonard A. Solomon.
F13: Correspondence, Sp-Sq, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, confirmation of C. Everett Koop
as surgeon general, cost-of-living adjustments, windfall profit tax, James R. Jones budget
proposals, tax cuts, food stamp programs, Community Action Agencies, tuition tax credit,
Guaranteed and Insured loan programs of the Rural Electrification Administration, and
veteran retirement benefits.
Correspondents include Doris L. Sparlin, Mary Spears, William Spears, Bob
Spencer, Jack Spencer, William P. Spining, Frankie Spriggs, and Harry L. Square.
F14: Correspondence, Sta-Ste, 1981
Topics include Community Action Agencies, Ronald Reagan budget proposals,
illegal immigration, unions, interest rates, Guaranteed and Insured loan programs of the
Rural Electrification Administration, food stamp programs, tuition tax credit, IRS
regulations, judicial review of Veterans Administration decisions.
Correspondents include Arlan Stangeland, Guy M. Steel, Pauline M. Steen,
George V. Stein, Charles W. Stenholm, Skip Stephens, Del Stewart, and Barbara Stewart.
F15: Correspondence, Sti-Sto, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, tax cuts, defense spending, and
Vietnam veterans.
Correspondents include Rae Stieg, M. H. Stingel, G. Michael Stoddard.
F16: Correspondence, Str-Stu, 1981
Topics include food stamp programs, tax cuts, Ronald Reagan budget proposals,
postal service subsidy, cost-of-living adjustments, and Impact Aid.
Correspondents include Mary E. Strain, Samuel S. Stratton, Robert S. Strauss,
Ron Streetman, Bob Strong, Richard A. Strouhal, and Jean Strozier.
F17: Correspondence, Su-Sy, 1981
Topics include Department of the Interior, Legal Services Corporation, Impact
Aid, school lunch programs, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, Community Action
Agencies, and tax cuts.
Correspondents include John W. Suggs, Elbrege Sullivan, Superintendent of
Buildings, and Mike Synar.
F18: Correspondence, Ta-Te, 1981
Topics include Impact Aid, Economic Development Administration grants, Ronald
Reagan budget proposals, school lunch programs, defense spending, Community Action
Agencies, Oklahoma Employment Security Commission retirement benefits, food stamp
programs, Oklahoma Pharmaceutical Association, Legal Services Corporation, and
Secretary of the Interior James Watt.
Correspondents include Paul Taliaferro, Mike Talkington, Pierre F. Taron Jr.,
Aline Taylor, Melvin Price, John A. Taylor, and W. A. Taylor.
F19: Correspondence, Th, 1981
Topics include Community Action Agencies, Ronald Reagan budget proposals,
food stamp programs, tuition tax credit, cost-of-living adjustments, civil service
retirement, Guaranteed and Insured loan programs of the Rural Electrification
Administration, Social Security, Johnson-O’Malley programs, Impact Aid, welfare, postal
service employees, and postal service subsidy.
Correspondents include Berniece Thomas, William M. Thomas, C. R. Thompson,
James L. Thompson, Robert J. Thompson, Gary Thorne, Steve R. Thrower, and Bill
Thurman.
F20: Correspondence, Ti-Ti, 1981
Topics include Community Action Agencies, Comprehensive Employment and
Training Act (CETA), food stamp programs, tuition tax credit, and Ronald Reagan budget
proposals.
Correspondents include James Tidmore, Clarence Tilley, Mary Jo Tinsley, Larry
G. Toombs, Peter M. Towe, and Janet Townsend.
F21: Correspondence, Tr-Ty, 1981
Topics include school lunch programs, money market funds, foreign affairs,
Ronald Reagan budget proposals, tax cuts, food stamp programs, Community Action
Agencies, vocational education, and taxes on small airplanes for air traffic control.
Correspondents include Paul Tribble, G. William Whitehurst, James R. Treat,
Kermitt I. Tull, and Francis Tuttle.
F22: Correspondence, U, 1981
Topics include Impact Aid, student financial aid, handicap accessibility to
federally-funded buildings.
Correspondents include Eddie Upshaw and William R. Upthegrove.
F23: Correspondence, V, 1981
Topics include windfall profits tax, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, White House
redecoration, Community Action Agencies, merging civil service and military retirement
benefits, and food stamp programs.
Correspondents include Jack Valenti, Ann Vanlandingham, Diane Vanlandingham,
O. W. Van Winkle, and Robert E. Vaughan.
F24: Correspondence, Wad-Wal, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, school lunch programs, family
planning, Community Action Agencies, Legal Services Corporation, food stamp
programs, welfare, inflation, interest earnings, and abortion.
Correspondents include Shirley Waddell, Grady Wade, Florry J. Wagner, Charles
J. Waidelich, Alexis J. Walker, Jack Walker, Sam M. Walton, and W. N. Walton.
F25: Correspondence, Wam-Way, 1981
Topics include cost-of-living adjustments, Ronald Reagan budget proposals,
Community Action Agencies, abortion, Oklahoma roads, food stamp programs, school
lunch programs, Social Security, merging civil service and military retirement benefits,
tuition tax credit, money market funds, Impact Aid, and Rural Electrification
Administration.
Correspondents include Lon L. Wampler, Mona F. Wanke, Jenni Ward, R. A.
Ward, Marion Warner, Harold Washington, Connie Waters, Larry Watkins, Lori Watkins,
and William H. Watson.
F26: Correspondence, We, 1981
Topics include Community Action Agencies, Oklahoma Employment Security
Commission retirement benefits, school lunch programs, money market funds, dairy price
supports, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, food stamp programs, chlorofluorocarbon
(CFC) regulations, Clean Air Act, and abortion.
Correspondents include Gail Webster, Raymond L. Wegener, Dorothy Weger,
James West, William West, and Shirley West.
F27: Correspondence, Wh, 1981
Topics include James R. Jones budget proposals, requests for flags, Secretary of
the Interior James Watt, Community Action Agencies, tax cuts, Social Security, food
stamp programs, tuition tax credit, and Comprehensive Employment and Training Act
(CETA).
Correspondents include John Whetsel, George M. White, Julia Ann White, Perry
E. White, Charles O. Whitley, and Ila Whitsel.
F28: Correspondence, Wic-Will, 1981
Topics include tax cuts, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, Community Action
Agencies, food stamp programs, Impact Aid, tuition tax credit, Johnson-O’Malley
programs, cost-of-living adjustments, abortion, and Social Security.
Correspondents include Nera Wilhoit, L. E. Wilke, David Willeford, Charles B.
Williams, Deana Williams, E. Morgan Williams, Norris G. Williams, Zora Williams, Joe R.
Williamson, Brad Willis, and Lu Willis.
F29: Correspondence, Wilm-Wilt, 1981
Topics include tax cuts, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, money market funds,
tuition tax credit, Community Action Agencies, James R. Jones budget proposals, Social
Security, peanut farming, and civil service retirement benefits.
Correspondents include Ann Wilson, D. E. Wilson, Harold W. Wilson, Lewis W.
Wilson, and Ruth Wilson.
F30: Correspondence, Wim-Wit, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals and Community Action Agencies.
Correspondents include Philip D. Winn and Louise K. Witt.
F31: Correspondence, Wo, 1981
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, tax cuts, Community Action
Agencies, Social Security, cost-of-living adjustments, Rural Electrification Administration,
money market funds, food stamp programs, and humane treatment of animals.
Correspondents include Daniel A. Woesner, Howard Wolpe, Floyd E. Wood, Ron
Wood, Charles Woods, Don C. Wooley, Shirley Wooley, and L. D. Worley.
F32: Correspondence, Wr-Wy, 1981
Topics include school lunch programs, Ronald Reagan budget proposals, abortion,
tax cuts, archeology regulations, civil service retirement benefits, and food stamp
programs.
Correspondents include C. J. Wright, Susan Wright, Houston Wright, Jim Wright,
Tom Wright, and Don G. Wyckoff.
F33: Correspondence, Y-Z, 1981
Topics include Johnson-O’Malley programs, welfare, Ronald Reagan budget
proposals, Social Security, Community Action Agencies, tuition tax credit, and Oklahoma
Chapter of the Sierra Club.
Correspondents include Marvin York, Charles E. Young, and Bill Zoellick.
F34: Correspondence, Constituents Lists, 1981
This folder contains the names and addresses of some constituent correspondents.
F35: Correspondence, Petitions, 1981
This folder contains several petitions signed by many constituents.
Topics include Ronald Reagan budget proposals, abortion, Social Security, tax
cuts, blasphemy in public broadcasts, and Legal Services Corporation.
F36: Correspondence, Unknown Names, 1981
This folder contains correspondence that was either sent anonymously or signed
with illegible handwriting.
Topics include Community Action Agencies and Rural Electrification
Administration.
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