F1: Correspondence, N, 1993
Topics include tax increases, federal spending, and health care reform.
Correspondents include Bill Nations, Shirley Neal, Janis M. Nees, Bill Newcomb,
John F. Nice, and Paul Emile Noel.
F2: Correspondence, O, 1993
Topics include health care reform, crisis in Yugoslavia, adoption of foster children
in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, and ranching and farming.
Correspondents include Hazel O’Leary, Malcolm R. O’Neill, and Masahide Ota.
F3: Correspondence, Pa-Pf, 1993
Topics include National Voter Registration Act, cost-of-living adjustments, North
American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), health care reform, adoption of foster
children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, federal deficit, and outcome-based
education.
Correspondents include Marc A. Pacheco, T. Andrew Paden, Allan Parker, Judy
Parkey, Nancy Pelosi, Timothy J. Penny, Lucia Perri, Catherine Holland Peterson, and
Pete Peterson.
F4: Correspondence, Ph-Po, 1993
Topics include separation of church and state, school prayer, Endangered Species
Act, confirmation of Joycelyn Elders as Surgeon General, Social Security, taxes on guns
and ammunition, and adoption of foster children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians.
Correspondents include Mary Alice Pisani, John Edward Porter, and Robert
Poteet.
F5: Correspondence, Pr-Py, 1993
Topics include pollution credits for retiring older cars, veterans benefits, and taxes.
Correspondents include John R. Prince Jr., Michael Scott Proctor, Jerrel L.
Puckett, and Nancy Puckett.
F6: Correspondence, Q, 1993
Topics include National Endowment for the Arts funding and cable
television charges.
Correspondents include Robert L. Quinnett.
F7: Correspondence, Ra, 1993
Topics include abortion, United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child,
Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances, federal deficit, and health care reform.
Correspondents include Ezra C. Rachal, Kent Ragsdale, Elisabeth Ward Ramagos,
Dan Ramsey, Carol J. Rao, and Richard Ray.
F8: Correspondence, Re-Rh, 1993
Topics include Bill Clinton economic recovery plan and health care reform.
Correspondents include Janet Reno.
F9: Correspondence, Ri, 1993
Topics include tax increase on tobacco products, lead paint removal, Bill Clinton
economic recovery plan, gays in the military, welfare, cable television industry, adoption
of foster children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, federal deficit, health care
reform, and North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Correspondents include Bill Richardson, Tom Rickey, Richard Riley, Robert S.
Riley, and Lora Rivera.
F10: Correspondence, Ro-Ry, 1993
Topics include gasoline tax, military pay and benefits, federal spending, gun
control, gays in the military, railroad retirement, superconducting super collider, federal
deficit, adoption of foster children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, and North
American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Correspondents include James Roberts, Jenny Roberts, Louise M. Slaughter,
James M. Jeffords, Jerry Rochelle, Tim Roemer, Mike Rogers, Carlos Romero-Barcelo,
Arthur Ross, Herb Rozell, Sherry Ruggieri, Alice Runkle, and Richard Rush.
F11: Correspondence, Sa-Sc, 1993
Topics include concurrent receipt of veterans retirement benefits and disability
compensation, extra-label drug use in animals, adoption of foster children in Washington
DC by gays and lesbians, federal deficit, designating obstetricians and gynecologists as
primary care physicians, and foreign aid.
Correspondents include Karen Sahlin-Vogley, Joe R. San Agustin, Gene
Satterfield, Richard W. Satterfield, M. Susan Savage, Lynn Schenk, Virginia L. Schoats,
Charlotte Schuman, Charles Schusterman, Lynn Schusterman, and Homer Schwartz.
F12: Correspondence, Se-Sh, 1993
Topics include California Desert Protection Act, gays in the military, taxes, federal
spending, Social Security, entitlements, adoption of foster children in Washington DC by
gays and lesbians, North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), health care reform,
crime, and superconducting super collider.
Correspondents include Eli Segal, Richard D. Seifried, Ralph Sewell, Veronica
Sexton, Randel Shadid, Christopher Shays, Willis R. Shelhamer, Gary L. Sherrer.
F13: Correspondence, Si-Sl, 1993
Topics include confirmation of Joycelyn Elders as Surgeon General,
homosexuality, Clinton economic recovery plan, and superconducting super collider.
Correspondents include Kenneth L. Siekman, C. J. Silas, J. J. Simmons, M. E.
Simpson, Terry W. Simpson, Ike Skelton, Louise M. Slaughter, and Stephen Sloan.
F14: Correspondence, Sm, 1993
Topics include aid to Israel, Gender Equity in Education Act, adoption of foster
children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, gays in the military, and small businesses.
Correspondents include Blaine H. Smith Jr., Lynne Smith, Penny L. Smith, and
Sandra Smith.
F15: Correspondence, Sn-Sp, 1993
Topics include civil service retirement benefits, spouse survivor benefit annuities,
health care reform, and adoption of foster children in Washington DC by gays and
lesbians.
Correspondents include Chester Snow and Michael Sovick.
F16: Correspondence, St, 1993
Topics include Bill Clinton economic recovery plan, federal spending, federal
deficit, IRS claim against Real Estate Appraisal Group, adoption of foster children in
Washington DC by gays and lesbians, health care reform, Safe Schools Act, Social
Security, aviation fees, veterans benefits, and Agent Orange.
Correspondents include Jay H. Stein, Bob Strong, Thomas J. Strouhal, and
Kenneth E. Sturm.
F17: Correspondence, Su-Sy, 1993
Topics include civil rights for gays and lesbians and health care reform.
Correspondents include Geraldine Suiter, John G. Sullivan, and Mike Synar.
F18: Correspondence, Ta-To, 1993
Topics include health care reform, adoption of foster children in Washington DC
by gays and lesbians, federal spending, abortion, Gulf War Syndrome, and civil rights for
gays and lesbians.
Correspondents include Gene Taylor, Mick Thompson, Rebecca C. Thompson,
Karen L. Thurman, Bob Tormey, and Melody Townsend.
F19: Correspondence, Tr-Tu, 1993
Topics include farming, McCurdy removal from Intelligence Committee, health
care reform, human rights in Vietnam, regulation of Ritalin, and North American Free
Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Correspondents include Mike Treadwell, Andrew Treitel, Be Van Tu, Joan
Tucker, and Mike Turpen.
F20: Correspondence, U-V, 1993
Topics include Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act, adoption of foster
children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, and Joycelyn Elders.
Correspondents include Carla VanBuskirk and Richard L. Van Horn.
F21: Correspondence, Wa, 1993
Topics include GAA employee frequent flier miles, adoption of foster children in
Washington DC by gays and lesbians, Goals 2000: Educate America Act, and wedding
announcement for Martha Lou Watkins.
Correspondents include Gary L. Walker, Jerald C. Walker, David Walters, Lance
Ward, Clarence E. Warner, Larry Watkins, and Wes Watkins.
F22: Correspondence, We-Wh, 1993
Topics include reform of U.S. Department of Agriculture, defense spending cuts,
Somalia, health care reform, North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), adoption
of foster children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians, and mandatory minimum
sentencing for drug convictions.
Correspondents include Cathy J. Weatherford, Terri Weldon, Dale Wells, Steve
Weston, and Jerry Whatley.
F23: Correspondence, Wi, 1993
Topics include adoption of foster children in Washington DC by gays and lesbians,
abortion, fetal tissue research, homosexuality, gun control, gays in the military, Vietnam
prisoners of war, Medicare reimbursement for ophthalmology care, Custer Battlefield and
Historical Museum Association, resettlement of Iraqi refugees, health care reform, Bill
Clinton presidency, business meal deduction, Somalia, and parental involvement in
education.
Correspondents include Thomas D. Wilkerson, David M. Williams, Penny
Williams, Gary Wilson, Juana Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Planter Wilson, Henry Windsberg,
Jane Winegarden, and Timothy E. Wirth.
F24: Correspondence, Wo-Wy, 1993
Topics include health care reform, Health Security Act, federal deficit, and Bill
Clinton economic recovery plan.
Correspondents include Charles W. Wolfe, David G. Woods, Joe Work, B.
Christopher Wray, and Gerald Wright.
F25: Correspondence, X-Y, 1993
Correspondents include James W. Young.
F26: Correspondence, Z, 1993
Topics include health care reform.
Correspondents include Chris Jay Zahller and William J. Zingarelli.
F27: Correspondence, Address Lists, Petitions, and Unknown Names, 1993
This folder contains correspondence that was signed with an illegible name,
petitions signed by several constituents, and the names and addresses of some constituent
correspondents.
Topics include Safe Schools Act, Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act,
and drug treatment funding.
F28: Correspondence, Aa-Al, 1994
Topics include low-income housing, abortion, veterans benefits, U.S. relations
with Cuba, gun control, health care, balanced budget amendment, and crime.
Correspondents include Marc Albrecht, A. J. Alexander, and Lawrence Carroll
Allin.
F29: Correspondence, Am-Ay, 1994
Topics include military health care, Medicare hospital payments, OSHA
regulations, health care reform, ban on lead and zinc fishing weights, and religious
freedom.
Correspondents include Bill Anoatubby, Paul M. Arnold Sr., Stephen T.
Arrington, and Norman R. Augustine.
F30: Correspondence, Ba, 1994
Topics include insurance industry, heath care reform, military health care, federal
spending, General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs (GATT), and Haiti.
Correspondents include Jim Bacchus, Keith E. Bailey, Renee Balthrop, Howard G.
Barnett, Edward A. Baron, John Baugher, and Evan Bayh.
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