Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Jones, James R. Collection 1973-1986
Includes constituent correspondence from September 16-30, 1974
Includes letters concerning Customs Service, education, religion, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, County Health Mobile Unit, Cambodia, minimum wage; brochure on Big Brothers and Sisters of Tulsa; booklets titled ""Up With People, Lone Tree on Capitol Hill: A Manual for Congress;"" photocopy of Tulsa Tribune article titled "Disintegration in Boston."
Includes letters concerning congratulations, abortion, torture, election, jobs, condolences, conservatives; photocopies of Washington Post articles titled ""In Defense of Jimmy Carter,"" ""The Great Role Reversal;"" photocopy of Tulsa Tribune article titled ""Education Cuts vowed to be equal;"" issue of Williams Center Now newsletter.
Includes letters concerning Combustion Engineering, staff positions, solar and renewable energy, Jones-Duncan amendment on hospital capital costs, agriculture, civil service retirement, religion, South Africa, abortion, flags, Right to Know legislation, Ada visit, Fair Labor Standards Act, Interior Appropriations Act; photocopy of Tulsa Tribune articles "The way we move," "U.S. overlooking rail benefits."
1985
Includes letters concerning veterans' affairs; Seventeenth Annual Report on Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority.
Includes letters concerning invitations, road conditions, Congressional Calendars.
This folder contains correspondence concerning immigration and 1801N63, Immigration HR 334
1982
Includes letters concerning education, veterans' affairs, insurance, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Includes letters concerning election, thank you's, campaign contributions.
1972
Includes letters concerning energy, water rates, President Nixon, District Judge Fred Daugherty, world hunger, presidential powers, news media, scholarships, impeachment, social security.
1974-1975
Includes letters concerning energy, Metropolitan Area Police Chiefs Association of Oklahoma City, veterans' affairs, social security; photocopy of Oklahoma Eagle article titled ""Langston University: A Matter of Survival.""
1976
Includes letters concerning Youth Services of Tulsa, adoption of Korean children.
Contains correspondence from or pertaining to: Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity; Choctaw-Chickasaw Alliance, Inc.; Tulsa Indian Youth Council; American Indian National Bank; Chief Pleasant Porter School, Native American Coalition of Tulsa, Inc.; newsletter from the Native Americans for a Clean Environment
1974, 1978, 1982, 1985-1986
Includes letters concerning Leake Industries, water resource development, loans.
1971-1972
Includes letters concerning energy, Watergate, shortages, Magnum Oil & Gas Company, jobs; issues of Tulsa Today, The Pine Torch.
January-August, 1973
Includes letters concerning Customs Service, education, religion, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, County Health Mobile Unit, Cambodia, minimum wage; brochure on Big Brothers and Sisters of Tulsa; booklets titled ""Up With People, Lone Tree on Capitol Hill: A Manual for Congress;"" photocopy of Tulsa Tribune article titled "Disintegration in Boston."
Includes letters concerning greetings, Governor's mansion visit, infanticide in China, religion, White House tours, Executive Order 11246, environmental issues, research and development, Medicare, radio service bills, prisoners of war and missing in action soldiers in southeast Asia, S.B. 1570, Fair Labor Standards Act, H.R. 1555, H.R. 2369, Civil Rights Amendments Act (H.R. 230), Reproductive Health Equity Act (H.R. 2691), National Indigent Women's Abortion Trust Fund Checkoff Act (H.R. 608); photocopies of Tulsa World articles titled "Bring Back the Other Real Thing: Ma Bell," "Ads Blast Jones' PAC Contributions."
1985
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1981
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1981
