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1984-1985 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—News Articles 1985 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Pro Morgan Stanley 1985 3) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Pro Norfolk Southern 1985 4) [Railroads]—Conrail Dispute—Union Letters 1982-1983 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Employee Purchase Plan 1985 6) [Railroads]—“Conrail Fictions, Guilford Facts” 1981-1982 7) [Railroads]—Conrail—Freight—Connecticut 1985-1986 8) [Railroads]—Conrail—International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 1981 9) [Railroads]—Conrail Legislation, Compromise Language and Report Box 353 1980-1981 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Legislation, Connecticut and Rhode Island Proposals 1980-1982 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Legislation, Dodd and Moffett Amendments 1985 3) [Railroads]—Conrail—Morgan Stanley’s Proposal to Purchase the United States Government’s 85 Percent Interest in Conrail 1981 4) [Railroads]—Conrail – P & W, Province and Worchester Railroad Takeover Proposal, March 1985-1986 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Reading, Folder 1 Box 354 1985-1986 1) [Railroads]—Conrail Reading, Folder 2 1985-1986 2) [Railroads]—Conrail Reading, Folder 3 1981 3) [Railroads]—Conrail and RRA, Regional Rail Association Implementation 1986 4) [Railroads]—Conrail—“Conrail Sale: Background and Perspective” 1985 5) [Railroads]—Conrail Sale Studies 1985 6) [Railroads]—Conrail Sale, Tax Revenue Analysis 1985 7) [Railroads]—“Conrail’s New Crossroads: Financial Security of Tomorrow’s Northeast Rail Service” Box 355 1972 1) [Railroads]—Emergency Railroad Assistance, Folder 1 1972 2) [Railroads]—Emergency Railroad Assistance, Folder 2 1981 3) [Railroads]—Energy File Index 1980 4) [Railroads]—Executive Order 12204—Mexican Freight Car Imports 1975 5) [Railroads]—Federal Railroad Administration Reorganization 1974-1975 6) [Railroads]—Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970 1975 7) [Railroads]—Fishwick, John P.—N&W, Norfolk and Western Railway Company Testimony 1981 8) [Railroads]—FRA, Federal Railroad Administration 1982-1983 9) [Railroads]—France and United States Rail Congress 1970-1972 10) [Railroads]—Freight Rates for Recyclables 1975 11) [Railroads]—General Accounting Office: Rail Finance Study Box 356 1975 1) [Railroads]—Intermodal Terminals and Historic Railway Stations 1974 2) [Railroads]—Interstate Railroad Act of 1974 1981-1982 3) [Railroads]—Japan and United States Rail Congress 1985 4) [Railroads]—Joint Memorandum of Norfolk Southern Corporation, Guilford Transportation Industries, Incorporated and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company 1975 5) [Railroads]—Kaman Aerospace Corporation—Systems Technology Associates, Incorporated Procurement 1975 6) [Railroads]—Local Rail Services Act—Pearson, Hartke, Weicker, and Stevenson 1974-1975 7) [Railroads]—Local Rail Service Issues—Rail Services Continuation Box 357 1981 1) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Action and Statements in Connecticut and Rhode Island-Fall 1981 1977 2) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Added as Cosponsor of S. 1554—The Rail Rehabilitation Act 1978 3) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Cosponsor of Regional Rail Reorganization Act Amendment of 1978 1977-1978 4) [Railroads]—Lowell Weicker Generated Press Releases and Correspondence—Taxes Owed by the Penn Central Transportation Company 1966-1975 5) [Railroads]—Metroliner Phone Service 1983 6) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Clippings 1980-1983 7) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Emergency Board, Correspondence 1983 8) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Legislation—Statements by Lowell Weicker, and Stewart McKinney 1983 9) [Railroads]—Metro North Commuter Rail Strike—Senate Hearing—April 15, 1983 1978 10) [Railroads]—Miscellaneous Transportation Amendments 1979 11) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Background Information 1979 12) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Correspondence 1979 13) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—George Aiken—Hearing on Retention of the Montrealer Box 358 1979 1) [Railroads]—“Montrealer” Hearing Background Material 1979 2) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Impact of Elimination of the Montrealer 1979 3) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—James Jeffords Statement 1979 4) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—J. David Stein—Director of Transportation Program at the New England Regional Commission 1979 5) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Notes on Proposal for Compromise—Senate Floor Amendment to S. 712 1979 6) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Overview of Hearing on “The Impact of the Proposed Elimination of the Montrealer” 1979 7) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Panels 1979 8) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Ronald E.W. Crisman, Vermont’s Secretary of Transportation 1979 9) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Summary of Congressional Actions 1979 10) [Railroads]—“Montrealer”—Vermont Tourist Industry Report 1979 11) [Railroads]—“Montrealer’—Witness List 1985 12) [Railroads]—Morgan Stanley—Material Regarding the Conrail Issue 1979-1982 13) [Railroads]—New Haven Railroad Station Revitalization 1954-1971 14) [Railroads]—New York Rail Extension and Impact on Connecticut 1971-1972 15) [Railroads]—New York Rail Extension Publications Box 359 1985 1) [Railroads]—Norfolk Southern Divestiture Plan Number 3: Would the Public be Better off Than it is Today? 1985 2) [Railroads]—Norfolk Southern and Morgan Stanley Plans to Purchase Conrail—Conrail Insufficient Revenue Notices 1978 3) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor 1971 4) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor—Formation of Non-Profit Corporation for Rail Passenger Service 1979-1980 5) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project, 1980 1980-1982 6) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project 1981 7) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Closing of Dover Plains Railroad Station 1978 8) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Connecticut Amtrak and Conrail—Rail Issues 1981-1982 9) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Funding for Intermodal Stamford Railroad Station Transfer 1981-1982 10) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—NECIP—Stamford Railroad Station 1980 11) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—Rail Passenger Corridors Analysis 1981 12) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—S. 548—Rehabilitation of Union Station
1981-1982 1) [Railroads]—Northeast Corridor Improvement Project—State Line Concerns 1976 2) [Railroads]—Northeast Rail Reorganization—S. 3149, Toxic Substances 1975 3) [Railroads]—Northeast Rail Reorganization—USRA ,United States Railway Association Final System Plan 1973 4) [Railroads]—Northeast Railroad Legislation, Folder 1 1973 5) [Railroads]—Northeast Railroad Legislation, Folder 2 1975 6) [Railroads]—Office of Technology Assessment)—Preliminary System Plan Rail Study 1974-1975 7) [Railroads]—Penn Central Aid—S. 281, Emergency Penn Central Railroad Aid, Folder 1 1974-1975 8) [Railroads]—Penn Central Aid—S. 281, Emergency Penn Central Railroad Aid, Folder 2
1969-1972 1) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station—General Information, Folder 1 1969-1972 2) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station—General Information, Folder 2 1969-1972 3) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station—General Information, Folder 3 1972 4) [Railroads]—Pennsylvania Central Station Transportation Company 1979-1981 5) [Railroads]—Poughkeepsie River Bridge 1975 6) [Railroads]—Public Jobs Rail Rehabilitation
1980-1982 1) [Railroads]—Rail Freight Rates, 1981—Implementation of Staggers Rail Act of 1980, Railroad Deregulation, 1980 1973 2) [Railroads]—Rail Industry—Financial Studies—Connecticut Transit Problems 1983 3) [Railroads]—Rail Rate Exemptions 1969-1972 4) [Railroads]—Railroad Regulations—General Information, Folder 1 1969-1972 5) [Railroads]—Railroad Regulations—General Information, Folder 2 1981 6) [Railroads]—Railroad Retirees 1971-1972 7) [Railroads]—Rail Services Acts, Letters Box 363 1974-1975 1) [Railroads] – Rail Services Planning Office 1982 2) [Railroads] – Rail Strike, September 1975 3) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Light Density Rail Lines 1975-1976 4) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge 1975-1976 5) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Providence and Worchester Railroad, Folder 1 1975-1976 6) [Railroads] – Rail Track Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Providence and Worchester Railroad, Folder 2 1978 7) [Railroads] – Railways Reform – New England, Massachusetts 1973-1975 8) [Railroads] – Regional Rail Reorganization Act of 1973 Undated 9) [Railroads] – Report of Estimated Traffic Diversion Resulting from the Acquisition of Conrail by Norfolk Southern Corporation Box 364 1985 1) [Railroads] – Review of the Morgan Stanley Proposal to Purchase Conrail by Goldman, Sachs and Company 1970 2) [Railroads] – Rights of Way – Study of Feasibility of Federal Take Over of Railroad Rights of Way 1970-1973 3) [Railroads] – Rights of Way Takeover – Nationalization of American Railroad System 1975 4) [Railroads] – Rock Island Hearing, March 10 1975 5) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office – Extension of Authorization 1974-1975 6) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office Hearings on Preliminary System Plan, March 17-21, Folder 1 1974-1975 7) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office Hearings on Preliminary Systems Plan, March 17-21, Folder 2 1975 8) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office – Attorney Outreach Program 1975 9) [Railroads] – RSPO – Rail Services Planning Office: Report on Preliminary System Plan 1981 10) [Railroads] – Title V – Labor
1976 1) [Railroads] – S. 3220 – Hartke, et al. – 94th Congress – Amendment to Department of Transportation Act – Preservation and Use of Historic Railroad Stations 1971-1975 2) [Railroads] – Selected Rail Services Planning Office Hearing Testimony, Folder 1 1971-1975 3) [Railroads] – Selected Rail Services Planning Office Hearing Testimony, Folder 2 1985 4) [Railroads] – Study of the Viability of Guilford Transportation Industries—Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company—Acquisition of Conrail by Norfolk Southern Corporation 1970 5) [Railroads] – The New Haven Suburban Passenger Train Service Agreements 1968-1972 6) [Railroads] – Turbo Train 1972 7) [Railroads] – Turbo Train Service for Amtrak Box 366 1984-1985 1) [Railroads] – Ullman-Amtrak Inland Route 1974-1975 2) [Railroads] – USRA – United States Railway Association – Northeast Rail Reorganization 1971 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-1st Session-1971, Numbers 225-324 1971 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-1st Session-1971, Numbers 325-423 1972 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 424-525 1972 6) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 526-659
1972 1) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 660-790 1972 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 92nd Congress-2nd Session-1972, Numbers 791-955 1973 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 93rd Congress-1st Session-1973, Numbers 1-135 1973 4) [Record Vote Analysis]— 93rd Congress-1st Session-1973, Numbers 136-316
1974 1) [Record Vote Analysis]—93rd Congress-2nd Session-1974, Numbers 301-400 1974 2) [Record Vote Analysis]—93rd Congress-2nd Session-1974, Numbers 401-544 1977-1982 3) [Record Vote Analysis]—Topical Index to Record Votes—95th to 97th Congresses 1979 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 96th Congress-1st Session-1979, Numbers 371-509 1980 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 96th Congress-2nd Session-1980—Numbers 1-100 Box 369 1980 1) [Record Vote Analysis]—96th Congress-2nd Session-1980 – Numbers 101-240 1980 2) [Record Vote Analysis]—96th Congress-2nd Session-1980 – Numbers 241-399 1980 3) [Record Vote Analysis]—96th Congress-2nd Session-1980 – Numbers 400-546 1981 4) [Record Vote Analysis]—97th Congress-1st Session—Index 1981 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 1-120 Box 370 1981 1) [Record Vote Analysis]—97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 121-239 1981 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 240-370 1981 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-1st Session-1981 – Numbers 371-497 1982 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 –Numbers 1-121
1982 1) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 – Numbers 123-230 1982 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 – Numbers 231-349 1982 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 97th Congress-2nd Session-1982 – Numbers 350-469 1983 4) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-1st Session-1983 – Numbers 1-119 1983 5) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-1st Session-1983 – Numbers 120-244 Box 372 1983 1) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-1st Session-1983 – Numbers 245-381 1984 2) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-2nd Session-1984 – Numbers 1-119 1984 3) [Record Vote Analysis] – 98th Congress-2nd Session-1984 – Numbers 120-252 1983-1986 4) Reform – Presidential Election Primary, Folder 1
1983-1986 1) Reform – Presidential Election Primary, Folder 2 1981 2) Regulatory Reform Act of 1981, S. 1080, Folder 1 1981 3) Regulatory Reform Act of 1981, S. 1080, Folder 2 1981 4) Regulatory Reform Act of 1981, S. 1080, Folder 3 1978 5) [Regulatory Reform] – Clippings from American Bar Association Journal 1975 6) [Regulatory Reform] – Consumer Food Act—S. 641 1975 7) [Regulatory Reform] – Consumer Fuel Disclosure Act 1979 8) [Regulatory Reform] – Constitutional Convention 1975-1976 9) [Regulatory Reform] – Funeral Industry Rules—S. Con. Res. 77 – Congressional Record 1975 10) [Regulatory Reform] – Hearings—Legislation and Testimony, Folder 1 1975 11) [Regulatory Reform] – Hearings—Legislation and Testimony, Folder 2 Box 374 1976 1) [Regulatory Reform]—Materials—Studies, Clippings, and Fact Sheets, Folder 1 1976 2) [Regulatory Reform]—Materials—Studies, Clippings, and Fact Sheets, Folder 2 1979 3) [Regulatory Reform]—McCarthy Litigation—Federal Election Law 1976 4) [Regulatory Reform]—Oversight Task Force Study 1978-1979 5) [Regulatory Reform]—Public Access to Papers of Federal Officials 1977 6) Regulatory Reform Study 1976 7) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 644 – CPSC, Consumer Product Safety Commission Amendments 1975 8) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 977—Universal Product Code – Amend the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act 1975 9) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 2812—Reorganize Executive Branch 1976 10) [Regulatory Reform]—S. 2862—Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act Amendment 1980 11) [Regulatory Reform]—School Prayer—Court Jurisdiction and School Prayer 1982 12) [Regulatory Relief]—Reagan Administration Achievements 1976-1977 13) [Republican Party]—1980 Presidential Consideration and 1976 Vice Presidential Proposals 1983 14) [Republican Party]—1984 Campaign Seminar—Agriculture—Payment in Kind Program 1985 15) [Republican Party]—1986 Senate Races 1982 16) [Republican Party]—Campaign Tracking Report—Republican National Committee Campaign Section 1981-1982 17) [Republican Party]—Candidate Workshop, February 1982 1972-1973 18) [Republican Party]—Carmichael, Gilbert – 1972 Mississippi Senatorial Campaign
1983-1984 1) [Republican Party] Changes—Open Primaries 1981-1983 2) [Republican Party]—Conservative Opposition 1981-1982 3) [Republican Party]—Contributor List Exchange 1932 4) [Republican Party]—1932 Convention 1964 5) [Republican Party]—1964 Convention 1968 6) [Republican Party]—1968 Convention 1972 7) [Republican Party]—1972 Convention 1980 8) [Republican Party]—1980 Convention 1984 9) [Republican Party]—1984 Republican National Convention—Dallas 1964-1984 10) [Republican Party]—Convention—Platform Information and Schedule 1983 11) [Republican Party]—Ed White Fund Raiser—1983 New Haven, Connecticut Mayoral Campaign 1974-1975 12) [Republican Party] – File 1982 13) [Republican Party]—GOP Connecticut State Convention, July 23-24, 1982—Schedule and Weicker Staff Attending Box 376 1982 1) [Republican Party]—Labor Endorsements 1984 2) [Republican Party]—Liberal Interest Group Profiles, 1984 1979 3) [Republican Party]—Lowell Weicker Addresses—League of Republican Women (Extemporaneous) Speech Given April 2, 1979 in the Mayflower Hotel, Washington DC 1983 4) [Republican Party]—Lowell Weicker Endorsement 1974-1975 5) [Republican Party]—Miscellaneous 1984 6) [Republican Party] National Committee and Convention 1977 7) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee 1982 8) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee 1982-1984 9) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—1984—Candidates, Idea Exchange, and Political Action Committee Contributions, Folder 1 1982-1984 10) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—1984—Candidates, Idea Exchange, and Political Action Committee Contributions, Folder 2
1984 1) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee and GOP Fundraising 1981-1985 2) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—Weicker Vote Study, Folder 1 1981-1985 3) [Republican Party]—National Republican Senatorial Committee—Weicker Vote Study, Folder 2 1982 4) [Republican Party]—NCPAC (National Conservative Political Action Committee) and FEC (Federal Election Commission) Report— June 1-30, 1982 1982 5) [Republican Party]—Newspaper Endorsements, 1982 Weicker Campaign 1982 6) [Republican Party]—Packwood, Robert, Senator from Oregon on Reagan, March 2 1980-1982 7) [Republican Party]—PACS, Political Action Committees 1984 8) [Republican Party] – Platform Committee—Barlow, Wallace D.—Share of the Work Coalition 1984 9) [Republican Party] – Platform Committee—Batten, Anne K., Vermont Republican Women Legislators 1984 10) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings, July 30—Witness List, Statements—Republican Platform, 1980 and 1984—Republican National Convention, 1984
1984 1) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hyatt Regency Hotel, Washington, D.C., July 30, 1984, Folder 1 1984 2) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hyatt Regency Hotel, Washington, D.C., July 30, 1984, Folder 2 1984 3) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 1 1984 4) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 2 1984 5) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 3 Box 379 1984 1) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—July 30, 1984 Special Hearings on GOP Platform, Folder 4 1984 2) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Althous, William J. – Mayor of New York Statement 1984 3) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Bergland, Bob—National Rural Electric Cooperative Association 1983-1984 4) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Bergstrom, Revered Charles V., Lutheran Council in the USA 1984 5) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Bradley, David—National Community Action Program 1984 6) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Brown, Larry—National Youth Employment Coalition 1984 7) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Buchanan, John Jr.—People for the American Way 1984 8) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Clark, Edwin—The Conservation Fund 1984 9) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Clark, Robert—National Association of Arab Americans 1984 10) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Clohan, William C., Jr.—The Ripon Society 1984 11) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Cox, Eric—The Campaign for United Nations Reform 1984 12) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Crisp, Mary Dent—National Abortion Rights Action League Political Action Committee 1984 13) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Danzberger, Jacqueline—Roosevelt Centennial Youth Project 1984 14) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Decker, Bruce—Concerned Americans for Individual Rights 1984 15) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Dempsey, William H.—Association of American Railroads 1984 16) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Dover, Doerr, Edd—Americans for Religious Liberty 1984 17) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Dunkleberg, William C.—Small Business National Issues Conference 1984 18) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Ellis, Ethan B.—National Association of the Protection and Advocacy Systems 1984 19) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Fine, Stanley S.—Business Executives for National Security 1984 20) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Flemming, Arthur S.—Citizens Commission on Civil Rights 1984 21) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Frazier, Charles L.—National Farmers Organization 1984 22) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Golden, Rebecca—National Coalition of Independent College and University Students 1984 23) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hodges, Fredrica F.—Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights, Incorporated 1984 24) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Hope, Gloria S.—Americans Nurses Association 1984 25) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Howard, Robert E.—Sierra Club 1984 26) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Individual Statements—July 30 1984 27) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Morrison, Chaplain W.—Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign 1984 28) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Neas, Ralph G.—Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 1984 29) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Opening Statement by Senator Mark Andrews 1984 30) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Opening Statement by Senator Weicker 1984 31) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Padres, Herbert—Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University 1984 32) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Peterson, Russell W.—President of the National Audubon Society 1984 33) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Rinaldo, Matthew J. 1984 34) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Senator Dole’s Comments 1984 35) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Simmons, Althea T.L.—Washington Bureau Director, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 1984 36) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Slaughter, John B.—Chancellor of University of Maryland, College Park 1984 37) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Statement by John T. Dolan—National Chairman of the National Conservative Political Action Committee 1984 38) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Statements by Individuals for Specific Groups, Associations, and Issues 1984 39) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Stern, Marc D.—American Jewish Congress 1984 40) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Tarr-Whelan, Linda—Director of Government Relations, National Education Association 1984 41) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Torres, Arnold S.—National Executive Director, League of United Latin American Citizens 1984 42) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Viguerie, Richard A.—Chairman, Populist Conservative Tax Coalition 1984 43) [Republican Party]—Platform Hearings—Whiting, Fred—Executive Director, American Space Foundation 1984 44) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Wickersham, Bill—Executive Director, World Federalist Association 1984 45) [Republican Party] – Platform Hearings—Witness List, July 30 Download 6.76 Mb. 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