District Office, JRJ Back-Up, V3, March

Personal handwritten correspondence

Correspondence from the Social Security Field Representative for Tulsa County, Ellen Sowell, regarding an invitation to Congressman Jones to appear on a public service program with Ellen Sowell

Draft of correspondence from Congressman James R. Jones

Correspondence between James R. Jones [JRJ] and Trish regarding "Patti Long's visit in Washington last week (Feb 24-27)"

Schedule for James R. Jones [JRJ] for March 13, Friday

Letter from Mrs. Philip W. Wood [Emily] to Jerry [JJC?] regarding Congressman James R. Jones' vist to Walt Whitman School in Tulsa

Correspondence from the Acting Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Tax Policy), Emil M. Sunley, regarding Congressman James R. Jones' inquiries on October 28, 1980 and November 12, 1980 on behalf of some of his constituents regarding losses incurred during the droughts of 1978 and 1980

Pino's Parenting Profile made by Edward C. Pino

Information from Internal Revenue Code 165( c ) (3), Internal Revenue Regulation 1.165-1, Revenue Rulings 66-303 and 54-85 and Publication 547: Tax Information on Disasters, Casualties and Thefts titled "IRS Drought Damage Information: Damage to Residential Property Due to Subsoil Shrinkage May Be Deductible on 1980 Income Tax Returns"

Letters to Congressman James R. Jones from students at Walt Whitman School

Brochure from Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent of Schools Dr. Larry L. Zenke titled "Tulsa Public Schools Magnet Schools Whitman School"

Correspondence from the Principal of Walt Whitman School, Dorothy Dewitty, with a quote reading "Do not follow where the path may lead, go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail - anonymous"

Information about Residential Casualty Losses from IRM 165 ( c ) (3)

Information about a unit of study on social science and critical thinking done by first and second graders at Walt Whitman School

Information about the purpose and goals of Walt Whitman Elementary