J. Roy Rowland Papers, Series III: Constituent Services

Descriptive Summary
Title: J. Roy Rowland Papers, Series III: Constituent  Services
Creator: Rowland, J. Roy (James Roy), 1926-2022
Inclusive Dates: 1983-1994
Language(s): English
Extent: 88 box(es) (41.25 linear feet)
Collection Number: RBRL112JRR_III
Repository: Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies
Abstract: Constituent  Services series is organized in three subseries: A. Academies [Restricted], B. Projects and Grants, and C. Constituent  Mail. The constituent  mail makes up the majority of this series and contains mail on a variety of topics including form letter lobbies of Rowland and personal letters written about issues of interest to constituents . Correspondence about specific legislation is typically filed in Series II. Legislative with the staff member who handled the topic in question. In this series, however, most constituent  letters do not have a personal reply from Rowland or his staff representative, but received a form reply, which is typically not attached to the letter, but filed with other form responses (see 2. Computer Mail, 103rd Congress for form replies, 1991-1994 and Series II. Legislative, A. Legislative Directors' Files, Kathy Bryant Hennemuth's Legislative Mail for early form responses). The only exception to this type of form reply is Intergovernmental Affairs Mail, which did receive personal responses from a staff member and/or Rowland.

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Collection Description

Biographical Note

James Roy Rowland, Jr., was born in Wrightsville, Johnson County, Georgia, on February 3, 1926, to Superior Court Judge and Mrs. J. Roy Rowland, Sr. He attended Wrightsville Primary School and Wrightsville High School, graduating in 1943. He was also an Eagle Scout. Rowland briefly attended Emory University at Oxford, Georgia, as a pre-med student prior to his enlistment in the U.S. Army, serving from 1944 to 1946. He achieved the rank of sergeant and earned a Bronze Star. After returning from Europe, he attended South Georgia College, the University of Georgia, and eventually enrolled in the Medical College of Georgia where he earned his M.D. in 1952. Soon after, he established a family medical practice in Dublin, Georgia, which he maintained until 1980.

In 1976, Rowland ran for the 119th District seat (part of Laurens County) in the Georgia House of Representatives. He was elected and served three terms until 1982.

In 1982, he defeated incumbent Billy Lee Evans for the 8th District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives and served for six consecutive terms as a Democrat. In 1994, he chose not to seek reelection. When Rowland was elected in 1982, the 8th District consisted of the following thirty counties in middle and south Georgia, including the city of Macon: Appling, Atkinson, Bacon, Baldwin, Bibb, Charlton, Clinch, Coffee, Dodge, Glascock, Greene, Hancock, Jasper, Jeff Davis, Jefferson, Johnson, Jones, Laurens, Monroe, Pierce, Putnam, Taliaferro, Telfair, Treutlen, Twiggs, Ware, Washington, Wheeler, Wilcox, and Wilkinson. After redistricting in 1992, Rowland was reelected to the new 8th District in November. The district then comprised thirty-two counties, now including the cities of Macon, Warner Robins, Albany, and Valdosta: Atkinson, Ben Hill, Berrien, Bibb, Bleckley, Clinch, Coffee, Colquitt, Cook, Crisp, Dodge, Dooly, Dougherty, Echols, Houston, Irwin, Jeff Davis, Johnson, Jones, Lanier, Laurens, Lee, Lowndes, Pulaski, Telfair, Tift, Treutlen, Turner, Twiggs, Wheeler, Wilcox, and Worth.

As one of the few medical doctors in Congress (the only doctor in Congress from 1985 to 1988), Rowland capitalized on his experience as a family physician in a largely rural district of Georgia to develop new legislation and contribute to commissions, coalitions, caucuses, and task forces. Rowland belonged to the following House committees and subcommittees: Energy and Commerce Committee (1989-1994), Health and the Environment subcommittee, Commerce, Consumer Protection, and Competitiveness subcommittee, Transportation and Hazardous Materials subcommittee; Veterans' Affairs Committee (1983-1994), Hospitals and Health Care subcommittee (chairman, 1993-1994), Housing and Memorial Affairs subcommittee; Public Works and Transportation Committee (1983-1989), Airports and Aviation subcommittee; Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families (1983-1994).

Rowland also served on a number of boards (e.g. Biomedical Ethics Board), coalitions (e.g., Rural Health Care Coalition), task forces (e.g., Conservative Democratic Forum: Education Task Force), caucuses (e.g., Congressional Sunbelt Caucus, Congressional Arts Caucus) and commissions, including many that were related to health care. Of particular note is his service on the National Commission on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), an independent, bi-partisan commission charged with making recommendations to Congress and the president towards the creation of a uniform national policy on AIDS and HIV. Rowland drafted the legislation for the commission's founding (H.R. 2881) and Vice President George H. W. Bush appointed Rowland a member of the commission in 1988. Rowland was also appointed to the National Commission to Prevent Infant Mortality by the Speaker of the House Thomas P. O'Neil in 1987, and served as vice-chairman. This commission was charged with developing a uniform policy and making recommendations to Congress about infant mortality.

Rowland has received numerous awards, including Peace through Strength Award for his support of defense issues, the Guardian of Small Business Award, and the Legislator of the Year Award in Georgia (1986). In 1998, the Dublin Federal Courthouse was renamed the J. Roy Rowland Federal Courthouse in his honor.

After his congressional career, Rowland has continued to be active in public policy and health care. In 2003, Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue appointed Rowland to the Commission for a New Georgia to assist with health care issues in the state. In 2005, Perdue appointed him to the Board of Directors of Medical College of Georgia Health, Inc. He has also served as an Advisory Board member to Prevent Child Abuse, Georgia.

Rowland married Luella Price in 1945, and they have three children. Following his career in public service, he and his wife settled in Dublin, GA. Rowland died on April 25, 2022 at the age of 96.

Scope and Content

The constituent  mail makes up the majority of this series and contains mail on a variety of topics including form letter lobbies of Rowland and personal letters written about issues of interest to constituents . Correspondence about specific legislation is typically filed in Series II. Legislative with the staff member who handled the topic in question. In this series, however, most constituent  letters do not have a personal reply from Rowland or his staff representative, but received a form reply, which is typically not attached to the letter, but filed with other form responses (see 2. Computer Mail, 103rd Congress for form replies, 1991-1994 and Series II. Legislative, A. Legislative Directors' Files, Kathy Bryant Hennemuth's Legislative Mail for early form responses). The only exception to this type of form reply is Intergovernmental Affairs Mail, which did receive personal responses from a staff member and/or Rowland.

Organization and Arrangement

Constituent  Services series is organized in three subseries: A. Academies [Restricted], B. Projects and Grants, and C. Constituent  Mail.

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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

Case mail and other restricted items are closed for 75 years from date of creation.

Preferred Citation

J. Roy Rowland Papers, Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Georgia, 30602-1641.

Processing Note

Thermofax and fax paper has been copied onto bond paper for protection of content. Originals have been kept in addition to preservation photocopies when Rowland or his staff made additional notations.

User Restrictions

Library acts as "fair use" reproduction agent.

Copyright Information

Before material from collections at the Richard B. Russell Library may be quoted in print, or otherwise reproduced, in whole or in part, in any publication, permission must be obtained from (1) the owner of the physical property, and (2) the holder of the copyright. It is the particular responsibility of the researcher to obtain both sets of permissions. Persons wishing to quote from materials in the Russell Library collection should consult the Director. Reproduction of any item must contain a complete citation to the original.

Finding Aid Publication

Finding aid prepared on: 2008.

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Series Descriptions and Folder Listing

 

III. Constituent  Services
88 box(es)
(41.25 linear feet)
		Constituent  Services series is organized in three subseries: A. Academies (Closed), B. Projects and Grants, and C. Constituent  Mail, including the sub-subseries of Case Mail, Computer Mail, and Intergovernmental Affairs Mail. Each subseries is arranged in chronological order by congress.
	B. Projects and Grants ( 8 box(es) ) ( (3.75 linear feet) )
	Projects and Grants subseries contains requests from 8th District constituents  for federal funding or grants for projects in the district. These are the files of Karen Mogen (98th-100th Congress, 1983-1988) and Elizabeth Nisbet (100th-101st Congress, 1988-1990) that were created while they were staff assistants. Files are organized by staff member: Karen Mogan's files are arranged in rough alphabetical order by folder title or topic, and Elizabeth Nisbet's files are arranged alphabetically by county.
box	folder
Request box
2	1		Culver Kidd – Two projects: Bridges and Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP), 1987
2	2		Senator Echols – forest service contract, undated
2	3		[Siemens Energy and Automation Position Paper] (1 of 2: exhibit packet continued next folder), 1983
2	4		[Siemens Energy and Automation Position Paper] (2 of 2: exhibit packet continued), 1983
2	5		Siemens, 1986-1987
2	6		H.R. 1531: Coal Slurry, 1988
2	7		[Willis] Wombles/Wrightsville, 1988
2	8		Chickamauga and Chattanooga – National Military Park – H.R. 2121: Highway, 1987
2	9		Northwest Georgia Convention and Trade Center, 1986
2	10		Aviation Satellite Conference [Annapolis, Maryland], September 1-September 3, 1987
2	11		Georgia Military College – Endowment Grant, 1987
2	12		Ramp Access Variance – Interstate 75 and Georgia Highway 18, 1987
2	13		Georgia Kaolin – Court Case, National Labor, Relations Board (Chris handled initially), December 1987
2	14		Fort Gordon, October 16, 1987
2	15		Curtis Summerlin – Corporations of Engineers/Expansion of Golf Course, 1988
2	16		City of Perry – Economic Development Administration Grant -- Communications trunklines –Northrop, 1987
2	17		Waycross Junior College, 1987
2	18		Georgia Lions Camp, 1986-1987
2	19		Projects – Annette Wells Morgan – Mobile Home Foreclosure [RESTRICTED], 1987
2	20		Marie Gillis – golf course, 1988
2	21		Alma Public Housing Vacancies, December 1987
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3	1		Condor [America, Inc.] – Julian Holland, 1988
3	2		[Artic National Wildlife Refuge], 1989
3	3		H.R. 1616 – Pro-Support, 1985
3	4		Head Injury Clinic, 1985
3	5		[Internal Revenue Service] [RESTRICTED], 1985
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4	1		Appling County Hospital, 1989
4	2		Billy Head (Appling), 1989
4	3		J.E. Strickland (Bacon Co.), 1989
4	4		James E. Feltham (Appling), 1989
4	5		Milledgeville Post Office (James. E. Baugh), 1989
4	6		Central State Hospital-Milledgeville, undated
4	7		John Cooke: Drug Problems and Public Housing, Milledgeville. Oconee APDC, 1989
4	8		Ed DeFore (Bibb)-Macon County Council, 1989
4	9		Ed Coyne (Bibb Co.), undated
4	10		Jerry Eller-Macon, 1989
4	11		Lucy Gibson-Macon, 1989
4	12		June Greves-Milledgeville, 1989
4	13		Macon College-Jack Ragland, 1989
4	14		Culver Kidd (Baldwin Co.), 1989
4	15		Charles Reed, 1989
4	16		T & S Hardwoods Inc.-(Baldwin Co.), 1988-1989
4	17		M.I.N.O.R.S. (Mothers In Need Of Real Support)-Milledgeville, 1989
4	18		Jet Anderson (Bibb Co.), 1989
4	19		Bartlett Sheet Metal, closed, 1988
4	20		William Dunkley- Saudi Arabia oil leasing, Macon, 1989
4	21		Glen Lowder (Bibb Co.), 1989
4	22		Bibb County Law Center, 1989
4	23		Chad Bevill, 1988
4	24		Charter Medical Association (Bibb Co.), 1989
4	25		Ms. Tommy Griffith: Mulberry Street Methodist Church outreach, 1989
4	26		Jesse Hester (Bibb Co.), 1989
4	27		Cherokee Brick and Tile Company, 1989
4	28		United Cerebral Palsy of Macon, 1989
4	29		Marion Davis - Macon, undated
4	30		Walter Eremchuk - CHAMPUS (Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services) , 1989
4	31		Fair Housing Amendments – Roger Murphy (Bibb Co.), 1989
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5	1		Alan Gledhill III – Macon, 1989
5	2		Government Incentive Program – Nancy Brown (Bibb Co.), 1988
5	3		I.M. Goldstein, 1989
5	4		Carlos Flick (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	5		HCA Medical Center (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	6		Humane Services, 1988-1989
5	7		Horace Holmes (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	8		Mort Erving (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	9		Fruit Juice Concentrate, 1989
5	10		Macon Arts Alliance, 1988
5	11		Interstate 75 and Red Oak Drive, 1989
5	12		Macon Railroad Station UDAG [Urban Development Action Grant], 1988
5	13		Macon Rescue Mission, 1989
5	14		Mathis, Sands, Jordan, and Adams (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	15		John Mixon-Georgia Forestry (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	16		MPV [Multi-Purpose Vehicles] Restrictions- (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	17		P.E. LaMoreaux and Associates Corp., 1988
5	18		Piedmont Wildlife Refuge – Benjamin Harrison, 1989
5	19		Jim Sawyer- Benjamin Hawkins Camp (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	20		R.C. Souder (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	21		Southeastern Flight Academy – Macon, 1989
5	22		Ward Stone (Bibb Co.), 1989
5	23		William Sparks – Macon Restaurant Supply Company, 1989
5	24		Ed Defore – Little League Park Signs, 1989
5	25		Roger White – Macon, 1989
5	26		Mrs. William B. Tye -Macon- proposed waste facility, 1989
5	27		John Wilson – Macon, 1989
5	28		Folkston Senior Center, 1989
5	29		Jack Mays – Folkston, undated
5	30		Plane Crash – Janice Rhymes-Folkston-Charlton, 1989
5	31		St. George Elementary, 1988
5	32		Sally Woodlard, 1989
5	33		Clinch County Development, 1988
5	34		Dan Carver Letter, 1989
5	35		J.E. Griffis – (Clinch Co.), 1989
5	36		Clinch County Federal Prison, 1989
5	37		Lewis Spivey, 1989
5	38		Alma Lee Stalvey (Clinch Co.), 1989
5	39		Brooks Auto Parts (Coffee Co.), 1989
5	40		Coffee County Courthouse, 1989
5	41		Harriet Cowart (Douglas Co.), 1989
5	42		Keith Moore (Douglas Co.), 1989
5	43		Project "Eager", 1988-1989
5	44		Dewey Hayes (Douglas Co.), 1989
5	45		Steve Thomas (Coffee Co.), 1989
5	46		Nicholls High School, 1988
5	47		October Test, September 6, 1988
5	48		University of South Georgia (Coffee Co.), 1989
5	49		David Vickers, D.M.D, 1989
5	50		E. W. Wilkes (Coffee Co.), undated
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6	1		Dodge County Miscellaneous, 1989
6	2		Middle Georgia College Department of Nursing- Marilyn Halaska (Dodge Co.), 1989
6	3		Eastman Drug Enforcement (Dodge Co.), 1989
6	4		Dodge County Hospital, undated
6	5		Lowery Farm Partnership (Dodge Co.), 1989
6	6		Mary Sinclair (Dodge Co.), 1989
6	7		Michael Wiggins (Eastman – Dodge Co.), 1989
6	8		USDA [United States Department of Agriculture] Food Program (Doyce Mullis), 1989
6	9		Meat Inspection (Regina Pfeil – Green Co.), 1989
6	10		Ernest Carswell (Hancock Co.), 1989
6	11		Gwendolyn Adside – Quality of Life Association (Hancock Co.), 1989
6	12		Ogeechee County Lakeview Management, 1989
6	13		Linda Hall (Headstart), 1989
6	14		City of Sparta EDA [Economic Development Administration], 1988
6	15		Pat Fussell – Jeff Davis County Schools, 1989
6	16		Bruce Huckaby (Jeff Davis Co.), 1989
6	17		James Jones (Jefferson), 1989
6	18		Dudley Gunn (Jefferson), 1989
6	19		Mary Jones M.D. (Jefferson), 1989
6	20		City of Bartow Sewage System, 1988
6	21		Residential and Training Program – Bill Hatley (Jefferson), 1989
6	22		George May (Jefferson), 1989
6	23		P.A. Rheney (Jefferson), 1989
6	24		Apparel Brands Inc. (Johnson Co.), 1989
6	25		Belle-view Inc. (Wrightsville), 1989
6	26		Sara Sumner (Wrightsville), 1989
6	27		Beverly Mallory (Wrightsville), 1989
6	28		John Mizell (Wrightsville), 1989
6	29		"Pre Cut" housing – John Mizell (Wrightsville), 1989
6	30		Robert Stevens (Wrightsville), 1989
6	31		Beverly Moorman Mallory (Wrightsville)-day care center, 1989
6	32		Bobby May (Gray), 1989
6	33		Preston Johnson – Medicare (Jones Co.), 1989
6	34		Richard Baker (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	35		Lou Baker (Dublin), 1989
6	36		Byron FCC [Federal Communications Commission] License (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	37		George Carter – Passport (Dublin), 1989
6	38		Murray Chappell (Dublin), 1989
6	39		Don Christian (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	40		Vivian Cooper (Dublin), 1989
6	41		Foy Clark (Dublin), 1989
6	42		Mike Cooper (Dublin), undated
6	43		Josh Durden – Asbestos Contractor (Dublin), 1989
6	44		Dominic Ingrando (Dublin), 1989
6	45		Laurens County Detention Center – D.M. Mullis (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	46		Reverend Lowe (Dublin), 1989
6	47		Andy Lindsey (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	48		Glen McCord – Fire Ants (Dublin), 1989
6	49		Musetta Foster (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	50		Steve Mercer (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	51		P.F.S. Construction Inc. (Dublin), 1989
6	52		Michael Price (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	53		Peter Raymer (Dublin), 1989
6	54		Carol Thomas - Georgia College at Dublin Research Center, 1989
6	55		Freddie Webb – Hospice of Laurens County, 1989
6	56		Southeast Paper Manufacturers (Laurens Co.), 1989
6	57		Richard D. Wright (Dublin), 1989
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7	1		Nat Hardin- Forsyth/Monroe, 1989
7	2		Juliette Post Office Monroe, 1989
7	3		Tift College, 1989
7	4		Walter Windham Juliette, 1989
7	5		Blackshear Family Practice, 1989
7	6		Patterson Family Personal Care Center, undated
7	7		Carol Phillips- HUGS guest, 1989
7	8		Carol Phillips- Pierce, 1989
7	9		Frank Rozier- Blackshear, 1989
7	10		William Vaughan- Blackshear, 1989
7	11		Patterson Post Office, 1989
7	12		William Voigt- Blackshear, 1989
7	13		Don Winters- Blackshear Routes 82 and 84, 1989
7	14		Barry Darugar, 1989
7	15		Horton Holmes (Eatonton), 1989
7	16		Eatonton Landfill, 1988
7	17		Greene-Taliaferro AFJROTC [Air Force Junior ROTC], 1989
7	18		Turkey Processing Farm (Crawforville), 1988-1989
7	19		Marie Fowler/ Telfair, 1989
7	20		Helena Post Office, Telfair, 1989
7	21		Gayle Morris Radiation Regulations, 1989
7	22		RAGS Inc., Gus Ogilsby-Telfair, 1989
7	23		Telfair County Schools, 1989
7	24		Will Peterson- OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] Regulations for new plant in Soperton, 1989
7	25		Cliff Yawn, 1989
7	26		Edward Avra, 1989
7	27		Samantha Bennett International Business- Waycross, 1989
7	28		Terry Bennett- Ware, 1989
7	29		Dannette Brantley- Reference, 1989
7	30		Concented Services Literacy Program, 1989
7	31		Carol S. Grave – Med-Tran (Waycross), 1989
7	32		Dr. Garner (Mayor of Gordon, 31031), 1989
7	33		Sara Wilkerson (Irwinton), 1989
7	34		American College of Physicians- Robert Copeland, 1989
7	35		James Averett, 1989
7	36		Atlanta Clergy and Laity, 1989
7	37		Buffer Petition, 1989
7	38		Bypass Demo Project, 1988
7	39		Thomas Hartley (Brewton-Parker College), 1989
7	40		Daisy Clinic (Waycross), 1989
7	41		Barbara Gooden (Waycross), 1989
7	42		Mrs. Ted Ezell (Waycross), 1989
7	43		Life Christian Center, 1988
7	44		R. Frank Saunders, 1989
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8	1		Target Stores (Ware), 1989
8	2		U.S. 1- (Ware County), Mr. and Mrs. Julian Harper, 1989
8	3		Ware County Golden Gator Band, 1989
8	4		Waycross Weather Station, 1989
8	5		Waycross Women's Prison, 1989
8	6		Waycross Waste Water (Ware) - Bucky Hayes, 1989
8	7		Adana Adcock (Sandersville passport), 1989
8	8		Brown and Sons Real Estate, 1988
8	9		Fire Ants (Sandersville) - William Wood, 1989
8	10		FmHA [Farmers Home Administration] Debt Write down, 1989
8	11		DVA [Department of Veteran's Affairs] Flags Washington, 1989
8	12		Mrs. L.N. Thompson (Sandersville), 1989
8	13		James Dorsey Wilcox, 1989
8	14		Lee Lambert Wilcox, 1989
8	15		Wilcox County Health Department, 1989
8	16		Rochelle Wilcox, undated
8	17		Irwinton Fire Department, 1989
8	18		C & S Takeover, 1989
8	19		CDB [Community Development Block] Grants in District 89, 1989
8	20		CSBG's [Community Services Block Grant], 1989
8	21		CRNA-HCFA [Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist]-[Health Care Financing Administration] Problem, 1989
8	22		Casework, 1989
8	23		Case Mix Methodology, 1989
8	24		Center for International Agriculture Marketing and Trade, 1989
8	25		Ruth Coleman-Green Thumb, 1988-1989
8	26		Cotton Warehouse Association, 1989
8	27		Defense and Non-Defense Funds in Georgia, 1987
8	28		DOD FARS [Department of Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement], 1989
8	29		Employees Retirement System, 1990
8	30		Kenneth English- Warner Robbins, 1988
8	31		Louis Felder- Atlanta-Closed, 1989
8	32		Georgia Association of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities, 1989
8	33		GPAC [Georgia Procurement Assistance Center], 1989
8	34		Chairman Henry Gonzalez, 1989
8	35		Governor's Drug Awareness and Prevention grants, 1989
8	36		Harris Harder, 1989
8	37		Harris- Winters, 1989
8	38		Karen Harris-Moore, 1989
8	39		HUD [Housing and Urban Development] - Drugs Grant, September 1989
8	40		Library of Congress license fee- Ralph Russell, 1989
8	41		Medical College of Georgia, reimbursement for physicians, 1989
8	42		Medical College of Georgia, 1989
8	43		Blue Cross- Blue Shield, Medicare Secondary Payer Law, 1989
8	44		Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1989
8	45		No Answer, 1989
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9	1		OBRA [Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act]-Health, 1987
9	2		Brooks Pennington, Madison, 1989
9	3		Pork Producers- Pork Promotion, Research and Consumer Information Act, 1989
9	4		Pro Review of Quality of Care, 1989
9	5		Pyridate Regulations, 1989
9	6		Recommendations- Out, 1989
9	7		Roger Russell, 1989
9	8		Section 8 contract adjustments (Ranier View Association), 1989
9	9		Mark Fleming-Regulations of smokeless tobacco, 1989, 1989
9	10		Webster Sherrer- Marietta-AFIP [Armed Forces Institute of Pathology], 1989
9	11		Southeastern Fruit and Tree Nut Research Laboratory in Byron, 1989
9	12		EDWAA [Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance Program Act], 1989
9	13		James Tison PRO [Peer Review Organization], 1989
9	14		Thanks, 1989
9	15		Tobacco Exports-Thailand, 1989
9	16		Leola Turner, Springfield, VA, 1989
9	17		Fair Labor Standards Act, 1989
9	18		Warner Robbins Air Force Base, 1989
9	19		Wells Memorial Hospital- Washington, 1989
9	20		West Point Glee Club, 1988-1989
9	21		Robert Woodruff Health Sciences, 1989
9	22		Nancy Wylie, 1989
9	23		Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, 1989
9	24		VISA applications, 1989
9	25		Grants, 1989
	C. Constituent  Mail
	Constituent  Mail subseries is organized into three sub-subseries: Case Mail, 1987-1992 (Closed); Computer Mail, 1985-1994; and Intergovernmental Affairs Mail, 1983-1986, 1993-1994. This subseries contains mail from constituents  on a variety of topics including form letter lobbies of Rowland and personal letters written about issues of interest to constituents . Correspondence about specific legislation is typically filed in Series II. Legislative with the staff member who handled the topic in question. In Series III., C. Constituent  Mail, however, most constituent  letters do not have a personal reply from Rowland or his staff representative, but received a form reply, which is typically not attached to the letter, but filed with other form responses (see 2. Computer Mail, 103rd Congress for form replies, 1991-1994 and Series II. Legislative, A. Legislative Directors' Files, Kathy Bryant Hennemuth's Legislative Mail for early form responses). The only exception to this type of form reply is Intergovernmental Affairs Mail, which did receive personal responses from a staff member and/or Rowland. Some computer mail is not identified by topic, but numbered with a computer-generated number, which does not provide much guidance to the researcher. In these cases, the date range of the letters in the folder has been supplied. Administrative information about the computer systems used, instructions about handling computer mail replies, and early form replies are located in Series II. Legislative, Subseries A. Legislative Directors' Files, in Kathy Bryant Hennemuth's files, under Legislative Mail.
		2. Computer Mail , 1985-1994
			Computer Mail contains constituents ' letters to Rowland that were assigned individual numbers generated by the computer and filed sequentially. Typically these letters received form responses from Rowland because they addressed issues about which constituents  were frequently concerned or about which a mass of constituents  corresponded about at one time. Topics are various and sometimes can be gathered from the folder title (e.g., Conrail). For number-only folder titles (e.g. 185000-18910), a date has been provided to help with access to the letters. The sub-subseries is organized in chronological order by congress. Staff members who were responsible for the files are noted in parentheses in the box list. Of note are Cam Hay's files (103rd Congress, 1993-1994) that contain form responses for the period 1991-1994 and are arranged in alphabetical order by topic. Cam's mail files follow the form letters and are arranged alphabetically by folder title or topic.
				a. Mike Boggs
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20	1				Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Cuts, March-August, 1986
20	2				Conrail [Folder 1], 1985-1986
20	3				Conrail [Folder 2], 1985-1986
20	4				Conrail [Folder 3], 1985-1986
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21	1				Conrail [Folder 4], 1985-1986
21	2				Conrail [Folder 5], 1985-1986
21	3				Title X [Folder 1], 1985
21	4				Title X [Folder 2], 1985
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22	1				Title X [Folder 3], 1985
22	2				Title X [Folder 4], 1985
22	3				Title X [Folder 5], 1985
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23	1				Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Cuts – Con Letters [Folder 1], March-April 1985
23	2				Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Cuts – Con Letters [Folder 2], March-April 1985
23	3				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 1], July-August 1986
23	4				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 2], July-August 1986
23	5				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 3], July-August 1986
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24	1				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 4], July-August 1986
24	2				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 5], July-August 1986
24	3				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 6], July-August 1986
24	4				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 7], July-August 1986
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25	1				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 8], July-August 1986
25	2				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 9], July-August 1986
25	3				Textile bill Veto Override Vote – Pro letters [Folder 10], July-August 1986
25	4				Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Cuts – Con Letters [Folder 3], March-April 1985
25	5				Georgia Cooperative Extension Service Cuts – Con Letters [Folder 4], March-April 1985
				b. Quinton Robinson
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26	1				[National Opinion Ballot – important issues], 1988-1989
26	2				Letters to be entered, 1989
26	3				[National Federation of Independent Business – Mandate ballot votes], 1989-1990
26	4				[Equal Tax Treatment], July 1989
26	5				FSX fighter – Con, May 1989
26	6				Concerns over Jim Wright, 1988-1989
26	7				Jim Wright, 1989
26	8				Catastrophic Letters, May 1989
26	9				Child Porn Act, 1988
26	10				Abortion, 1989
26	11				Prayer, 1989
26	12				NFIB – Small Business Survey Results, April 1989
26	13				NFIB – Survey Results, August 1989
26	14				NFIB – Survey Results, August-September 1990
26	15				NFIB – Survey Results, October 1988
26	16				NFIB – Survey Results, December 1988-January 1989
26	17				General Issues, 1989
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27	1				Computer Letters: 18500-18910, January-February 1989
27	2				Computer Letters: 18920-19297, October 1988 – April 1989
27	3				Computer Letters: 19298-19439, February 1989
27	4				Computer Letters: 19558-20915, February-March 1989
27	5				Computer Letters: 20916-21496, March-April 1989
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28	1				Computer Letters: 21497-21669, April 1989
28	2				Computer Letters: 21700-22046, April 1989
28	3				Computer Letters: 22047-22883, April-May 1989
28	4				Computer Letters: 22512-22682, June-May 1989
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29	1				Computer Letters: 22663-22899, June-May 1989
29	2				Computer Letters: 22900-23267, April-June 1989
29	3				Computer Letters: 23225-23499, January-June 1989
29	4				Computer Letters: 23500-23703, December 1988-June 1989
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30	1				Computer Letters 24600-25223, July-September 1989
30	2				Computer Letters 23707-24091, February-July 1989
30	3				Computer Letters 24093-24421, June-August 1989
30	4				Computer Letters 24438-24599, July-August 1989
				c. Ben Evans
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31	1-4				Fast Track form letters, Forstmann and Company employees, 1991
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32	5-8				Fast Track form letters, Forstmann and Company employees, 1991
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33	1				35900 – 35999, April-July 1991
33	2				35800 – 35899, March-June 1991
33	3				35700 – 357999, April – June 1991
33	4				35600 – 35699, May – June 1991
33	5				35500 – 35599, April – May 1991
33	6				35400 – 35499, May 1991
33	7				35300 – 35399, undated
33	8				35200 – 35299, May 1991
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34	1				35100 – 35199, April 1991
34	2				35000 – 35099, 1991
34	3				34900 – 34999, 1991
34	4				34800 – 34899, April – May 1991
34	5				34700 - 34799, May 1991
34	6				34600 – 34699, 1991
34	7				34500 – 34599, 1991
34	8				34400 – 34499, April 1991
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35	1				Computer letters: 100028 – 100997, September – July 1991
35	2				Computer letters: 101000 – 101291, July – August 1991
35	3				Computer letters: 101363 – 101699, July – August 1991
35	4				Computer letters: 101700 – 102203, July – September 1991
35	5				Computer letters: 102246 – 102912, July – September 1991
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36	1				Computer letters: 102934 – 104273, 1991
36	2				Computer letters: 104303 – 104410, November 1991
36	3				Computer letters: 104411 – 104559, October-November 1991
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37	1				Computer letters: 104561 – 104749, August – November 1991
37	2				Computer letters: 104975 – 105437, November 1991
37	3				Telephone Calls: Pro-Brady, April – May 1991
37	4				Telephone Calls: Anti-H.R.7 and Pro-H.R. 1412, April 17, 1991
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38	1				Computer letters: 104593-105767, November- December 1991
38	2				Computer letters: 105770-158104, October – December 1991
38	3				Computer letters: 158141 – 170763, November 1991 – January 1992
38	4				Computer letters: 171298 – 171419, January – February 1992
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39	1				Computer letters: 171421 – 171997, January – February 1992
39	2				Computer letters: 171998 – 172117, February 1992
39	3				Computer letters: 172119 – 172404, February 1992
39	4				Computer letters: 172405 – 172900, February – March 1992
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40	1				Computer letters: 172901 – 173488, March 1992
40	2				Computer letters: 173489 – 173604, March 1992
				d. Tracy Thompson
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41	1				Energy Bill – Comments regarding specific provisions (folder 1), August 1992
41	2				Energy Bill – Comment regarding specific provisions (folder 2), July-August 1992
41	3				Energy Bill – Comment regarding specific provisions (folder 3), July-August 1992
41	4				Energy Bill – Comment regarding specific provisions (folder 4), August-September 1992
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42	1				Education [Folder 1], June-July 1992
42	2				Education [Folder 2], June-July 1992
42	3				[Mail: Various Subjects], June-August 1992
42	4				[Mail: Various Subjects], August-July 1992
42	5				[Mail: Various Subjects], May-July 1992
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43	1				[Mail: Various Subjects], 1993
43	2				[Mail: Various Subjects], July-November 1993
43	3				[Mail: Various Subjects], July-October 1993
43	4				School Lunch Issues [Mail], September-October 1993
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44	1				[Mail: Various Subjects], May-June 1993
44	2				[Mail: Various Subjects], May-July 1993
44	3				[Mail: Various Subjects], June-July 1993
44	4				[Mail: Various Subjects], June 1993
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45	1				[Mail: Various Subjects], December 1993-February 1994
45	2				[Mail: Various Subjects], January-April 1993
45	3				[Mail: Various Subjects], February-April 1993
45	4				[Mail: Various Subjects], February-November 1993
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46	1				[Mail: Various Subjects], August-October 1993
46	2				[Mail: Various Subjects], September-November 1993
46	3				[Mail: Various Subjects], Returned Letters [1 of 2], 1993
46	4				[Mail: Various Subjects], Returned Letters [2 of 2], 1993
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47	1				[Mail: Various Subjects], October-December 1993
47	2				[Mail: Various Subjects], November 1993-January 1994
				e. Cam Hay
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48	1				Texts, 1991-1994
48	2				Academy, 1991-1994
				f. Administration (Cam Hay)
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48	3				Administration, 1991-1994
48	4				Administration/Condolences, 1991-1994
48	5				Congratulations, 1991-1994
48	6				Flag, 1991-1994
48	7				Invites, 1991-1994
48	8				Miscellaneous, 1991-1994
48	9				Requests, 1991-1994
48	10				Requests/Frank Use, 1991-1994
48	11				Requests/Projects, 1991-1994
48	12				Projects/Recommendation, 1991-1994
48	13				Thank you, 1991-1944
48	14				Tour, 1991-1994
				g. Agriculture (Cam Hay)
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48	15				Agriculture, 1991-1994
48	16				Disaster, 1991-1994
48	17				Peanuts, 1991-1994
48	18				Pesticides, 1991-1994
48	19				Timber, 1991-1994
48	20				Timber/Tobacco, 1991-1994
				h. Banking (Cam Hay)
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48	21				Banking, 1991-1994
48	22				Reform, 1991-1994
48	23				Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC), 1991-1994
48	24				Ben.Projects/Tracy Letters, 1991-1994
48	25				Budget, 1991-1994
				i. Budget (Cam Hay)
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49	1				General, 1991-1994
				j. Case (Cam Hay)
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49	2				Case, 1991-1994
49	3				Health, 1991-1994
49	4				District of Columbia (D.C.), 1991-1994
				k. Defense (Cam Hay)
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49	5				Defense (1 of 2), 1991-1994
49	6				Defense (2 of 2), 1991-1994
49	7				Budget, 1991-1994
				l. Energy and Commerce Committee (Cam Hay)
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49	8				Energy and Commerce Committee, 1991-1994
49	9				Commerce, 1991-1994
49	10				Animal Imports, 1991-1994
49	11				Product Liability, 1991-1994
49	12				Health (1 of 2), 1991-1994
49	13				Health (2 of 2), 1991-1994
				m. Energy and Commerce Committee/Health (Cam Hay)
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49	14				Abortion, 1991-1994
49	15				AIDS, 1991-1994
49	16				Animal Rights, 1991-1994
49	17				Drugs, 1991-1994
49	18				Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1991-1994
49	19				Food and Drug Administration (FDA), 1991-1994
49	20				Food Safety, 1991-1994
49	21				Infant Mortality, 1991-1994
49	22				Insurance, 1991-1994
49	23				Insurance/Medigap, 1991-1994
49	24				Lead, 1991-1994
49	25				Medicaid, 1991-1994
49	26				Medicare, 1991-1994
49	27				Nursing Home, 1991-1994
49	28				Physician, 1991-1994
				n. Energy and Commerce Committee/Health (Cam Hay)
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50	1				Reform Act (1 of 2), 1991-1994
50	2				Reform Act (2 of 2), 1991-1994
50	3				Superfund, 1991-1994
50	4				Title VII, 1991-1994
50	5				Town Hall, 1991-1994
50	6				Town Hall/Clean Air, 1991-1994
50	7				Energy and Commerce Committee/ 0-1, 1991-1994
50	8				Energy and Commerce Committee/Power, 1991-1994
				o. Energy and Commerce Committee/Telephone (Cam Hay)
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50	9				Energy and Commerce Committee/ Telephone, 1991-1994
50	10				Cable Communications, 1991-1994
50	11				Manufacturing, 1991-1994
50	12				Telephone Advertising, 1991-1994
				p. Energy and Commerce Committee/ Transportation (Cam Hay)
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50	13				Energy and Commerce Committee/ Transportation (Cam Hay), 1991-1994
50	14				Railroad, 1991-1994
50	15				Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), 1991-1994
				q. Education and Labor (Cam Hay)
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50	16				Education and Labor, 1991-1994
50	17				Budget, 1991-1994
50	18				Children, 1991-1994
50	19				Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 1991-1994
50	20				Family Leave, 1991-1994
50	21				Health Education, 1991-1994
50	22				Higher Education, 1991-1994
50	23				Labor, 1991-1994
50	24				School Lunch, 1991-1994
50	25				Standards, 1991-1994
50	26				Strikes, 1991-1994
				t. Interior (Cam Hay)
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51	7				Interior (Cam Hay), 1991-1994
51	8				Appropriations, 1991-1994
51	9				Forests, 1991-1994
51	10				General, 1991-1994
51	11				National Parks, 1991-1994
				r. Foreign Affairs (Cam Hay)
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50	27				Foreign Affairs, 1991-1994
50	28				Central America, 1991-1994
50	29				Foreign Aid, 1991-1994
50	30				Israel, 1991-1994
50	31				General (1 of 2), 1991-1994
50	32				General (2 of 2), 1991-1994
50	33				Government Operations, 1991-1994
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51	1				Holley Letters, 1991-1994
51	2				Holley Letters, 1991-1994
				s. House Administration (Cam Hay)
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51	3				House Administration, 1991-1994
51	4				Pay, 1991-1994
51	5				Reform, 1991-1994
51	6				Housing, 1991-1994
				u. Judicial (Cam Hay)
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51	12				Judicial (Cam Hay), 1991-1994
51	13				Child Support, 1991-1994
51	14				Civil Rights, 1991-1994
51	15				Constitution, 1991-1994
51	16				Crime, 1991-1994
51	17				Economics Law [Bankruptcy], 1991-1994
51	18				Gun Control, 1991-1994
51	19				Immigration, 1991-1994
51	20				Insurance, 1991-1994
51	21				Miscellaneous, 1991-1994
51	22				Larry Letters (1 of 2), 1991-1994
51	23				Larry Letter (2 of 2), 1991-1994
51	24				Larry Letters/ Cosponsors, 1991-1994
51	25				Letters, 1991-1994
				v. Media (Cam Hay)
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52	1				Broadcast, 1991-1994
52	2				Print (1 of 10), 1991-1994
52	3				Print (2 of 10), 1991-1994
52	4				Print (3 of 10), 1991-1994
52	5				Print (4 of 10), 1991-1994
52	6				Print (5 of 10), 1991-1994
52	7				Print (6 of 10), 1991-1994
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53	1				Print (7 of 10), 1991-1994
53	2				Print (8 of 10), 1991-1994
53	3				Print (9 of 10), 1991-1994
53	4				Print (10 of 10), 1991-1994
53	5				Speeches, 1993 [undated]
53	6				Merchant Marine, undated
53	7				Miscellaneous, undated
53	8				Miscellaneous/ State Issue, undated
				w. Post Office and Civil Service (Cam Hay)
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53	9				Post Office and Civil Service (Cam Hay), undated
53	10				Post Office and Civil Service (Cam Hay), 1991-1994
53	11				Commemorate, 1994
53	12				Postal Service, 1993-1994
53	13				Projects [?]/ Amtrack, 1991- 1994
				x. Public Works and Transportation Committee (Cam Hay)
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53	14				Public Works and Transportation Committee (Cam Hay), undated
53	15				Clean Water, undated
53	16				Surface Transportation, 1991-1994
53	17				Rules, 1991-1994
				y. Veterans Administration (Cam Hay)
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53	18				Veterans Administration (Cam Hay), 1991-1994
53	19				Compensation, undated
				z. Veterans Administration (Cam Hay)
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54	1				Employees
54	2				Health Care
54	3				POWs
54	4				Sharing
				aa. Ways and Means Committee (Cam Hay)
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54	5				Ways and Means
54	6				Pensions
54	7				Social Security
54	8				Tax
54	9				Trade
54	10				Welfare
				bb. Alphabetical
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55	1				A to Z, May –December 1994
55	2				Tax on Annuities, May–December 1994
55	3				Aviation (Boeing 747 Aircraft) and HR 3087, May–December 1994
55	4				B-2 Bomber Program, May–December 1994
55	5				Balanced Budget Amendment (HJ 103), May–December 1994
55	6				Burden of Proof, May–December 1994
55	7				Canadian Lumber, May–December 1994
55	8				Child Pornography, May–December 1994
55	9				Cigarette Tax, May–December 1994
55	10				Cigarette Tax (1 of 2), May–December 1994
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56	1				Cigarette Tax (2 of 2), May–December 1994
56	2				Cigarette Tax (1 of 2), May–December 1994
56	3				Cigarette Tax (2 of 2), May–December 1994
56	4				Cola, May–December 1994
56	5				Congressional Term Limits, May–December 1994
56	6				Crime Bill (1 of 2), May–December 1994
56	7				Crime Bill (2 of 2), May–December 1994
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57	1				Crime and Health, May–December 1994
57	2				Crime and Health (1 of 2), May–December 1994
57	3				Crime and Health (2 of 2), May–December 1994
57	4				CVN- 76 (Nuclear Aircraft Carrier), May–December 1994
57	5				Dietary Supplement, May–December 1994
57	6				English Language (HR 2859), May–December 1994
57	7				Fairness in Broadcasting, May–December 1994
57	8				Form Credit and Development (HR 4129), May–December 1994
57	9				Flood Insurance (National Flood Insurance Program), May–December 1994
57	10				Flow Control, May–December 1994
57	11				Free Speech, May–December 1994
57	12				Freedom of Choice Act, May–December 1994
57	13				Foreign Affairs [Including Nicaraguan Contras, Iran-Contra], 1987
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58	1				GATT/ World Trade Organization, May–December 1994
58	2				Gun Control (folder 1 of 7), May–December 1994
58	3				Gun Control (folder 2 of 7), May–December 1994
58	4				Gun Control (folder 3 of 7), May–December 1994
58	5				Gun Control (folder 4 of 7), May–December 1994
58	6				Gun Control (folder 5 of 7), May–December 1994
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59	1				Gun Control (folder 6 of 7), May–December 1994
59	2				Gun Control (folder 7 of 7), May–December 1994
59	3				Gun Control, May–December 1994
59	4				Haiti, May–December 1994
59	5				Health Care (General) (folder 1 of 21), May–December 1994
59	6				Health Care (General) (folder 2 of 21), May–December 1994
59	7				Health Care (General) (folder 3 of 21), May–December 1994
59	8				Health Care (General) (folder 4 of 21), May–December 1994
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60	1				Health Care (General) (folder 5 of 21), May–December 1994
60	2				Health Care (General) (folder 6 of 21), May–December 1994
60	3				Health Care (General) (folder 7 of 21), May–December 1994
60	4				Health Care (General) (folder 8 of 21), May–December 1994
60	5				Health Care (General) (folder 9 of 21), May–December 1994
60	6				Health Care (General) (folder 10 of 21), May–December 1994
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61	1				Health Care (General) (folder 11 of 21), May–December 1994
61	2				Health Care (General) (folder 12 of 21), May–December 1994
61	3				Health Care (General) (folder 13 of 21), May–December 1994
61	4				Health Care (General) (folder 14 of 21), May–December 1994
61	5				Health Care (General) (folder 15 of 21), May–December 1994
61	6				Health Care (General) (folder 16 of 21), May–December 1994
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62	1				Health Care (General) (folder 17 of 21), May–December 1994
62	2				Health Care (General) (folder 18 of 21), May–December 1994
62	3				Health Care (General) (folder 19 of 21), May–December 1994
62	4				Health Care (General) (folder 20 of 21), May–December 1994
62	5				Health Care (General) (folder 21 of 21), May–December 1994
62	6				Health Care Reform (folder 1 of 7), May–December 1994
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63	1				Health Care Reform (folder 2 of 7), May–December 1994
63	2				Health Care Reform (folder 3 of 7), May–December 1994
63	3				Health Care Reform (folder 4 of 7), May–December 1994
63	4				Health Care Reform (folder 5 of 7), May–December 1994
63	5				Health Care Reform (folder 6 of 7), May–December 1994
63	6				Health Care Reform (folder 7 of 7), May–December 1994
63	7				Health Care (folder 1 of 40), May–December 1994
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64	1				Health Care (folder 2 of 40), May–December 1994
64	2				Health Care (folder 3 of 40), May–December 1994
64	3				Health Care (folder 4 of 40), May–December 1994
64	4				Health Care (folder 5 of 40), May–December 1994
64	5				Health Care (folder 6 of 40), May–December 1994
64	6				Health Care (folder 7 of 40), May–December 1994
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65	1				Health Care (folder 8 of 40), May–December 1994
65	2				Health Care (folder 9 of 40), May–December 1994
65	3				Health Care (folder 10 of 40), May–December 1994
65	4				Health Care (folder 11 of 40), May–December 1994
65	5				Health Care (folder 12 of 40), May–December 1994
65	6				Health Care (folder 13 of 40), May–December 1994
65	7				Health Care (folder 14 of 40), May–December 1994
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66	1				Health Care (folder 15 of 40), May–December 1994
66	2				Health Care (folder 16 of 40), May–December 1994
66	3				Health Care (folder 17 of 40), May–December 1994
66	4				Health Care (folder 18 of 40), May–December 1994
66	5				Health Care (folder 19 of 40), May–December 1994
66	6				Health Care (folder 20 of 40), May–December 1994
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67	1				Health Care (folder 21 of 40), May–December 1994
67	2				Health Care (folder 22 of 40), May–December 1994
67	3				Health Care (folder 23 of 40), May–December 1994
67	4				Health Care (folder 24 of 40), May–December 1994
67	5				Health Care (folder 25 of 40), May–December 1994
67	6				Health Care (folder 26 of 40), May–December 1994
67	7				Health Care (folder 27 of 40), May–December 1994
67	8				Health Care (folder 28 of 40), May–December 1994
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68	1				Health Care (folder 29 of 40), May–December 1994
68	2				Health Care (folder 30 of 40), May–December 1994
68	3				Health Care (folder 31 of 40), May–December 1994
68	4				Health Care (folder 32 of 40), May–December 1994
68	5				Health Care (folder 33 of 40), May–December 1994
68	6				Health Care (folder 34 of 40), May–December 1994
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69	1				Health Care (folder 35 of 40), May–December 1994
69	2				Health Care (folder 36 of 40), May–December 1994
69	3				Health Care (folder 37 of 40), May–December 1994
69	4				Health Care (folder 38 of 40), May–December 1994
69	5				Health Care (folder 39 of 40), May–December 1994
69	6				Health Care (folder 40 of 40), May–December 1994
69	7				Health Care Reform Letters, May–December 1994
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70	1				Health Care Reform Letters, 1993-1994
70	2				National Communications (HR 3626), March 3, 1994
70	3				HR 3222, March 1994
70	4				HR 3227, 1994
70	5				HR #6 [Folder 1], February 1994
70	6				HR #6 [Folder 2], February 1994
70	7				HR #6 [Folder 3], February 1994
70	8				HR #6 [Folder 4], February 1994
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71	1				HR #6 [Folder 5], February 1994
71	2				HR #6 [Folder 6], February 1994
71	3				HR #6 [Folder 7], February 1994
71	4				HR #6 [Folder 8], February 1994
71	5				HR 9/ Insurance, September 1994
71	6				Interstate Waste/ Tauzin, July–August 1994
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72	1				Lobby Reform, September–October 1994
72	2				Minimum Wage, February 1994
72	3				Miscellaneous (folder 1 of 2), February–May 1994
72	4				Miscellaneous (folder 2 of 2), February–May 1994
72	5				Multiple Listings, February–May 1994
72	6				Nutritional Objectives, September 8, 1994
72	7				Occupational Safety: Health Administration, March – June 1994
72	8				OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration] Reform, September 1994
72	9				Product Liability Reform, May 1994
72	10				[Dan] Rostnkowski, March 1994
72	11				Smoke Free Environment, June–September 1994
72	12				Social Security, April–May 1994
72	13				Taxes, March–April 1994
72	14				Telecommunications, March 1994
72	15				Welfare Reform, March–September 1994
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73	1				Whitewater, March–April 1994
73	2				Women in Combat, September 1994
73	3				Health Care, July 1994
				cc. [Constituent  letters – Various Subjects]
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74	4				Constituent  lettersNovember 1994
74	5				Constituent  lettersJune–July 1994
74	6				Constituent  lettersMay–July 1994
74	7				Constituent  lettersAugust–October 1994
74	1				Constituent  lettersAugust–September 1994
74	2				Constituent  lettersMay–August 1994
74	3				Constituent  lettersJune–August 1994
74	4				Constituent  lettersNovember–December 1994
		3. Intergovernmental Affairs Mail , 1983-1986, 1993-1994
			Intergovernmental Affairs Mail consists of letters from constituents  to Rowland requesting help about a particular topic that involved a federal agency. Staff assistants Richard Gordon (98th-99th Congress, 1983-1986) and Dominic Barial (103rd Congress, 1993-1994) handled these requests. Files are organized by topic or federal agency in original order, which is loosely alphabetical. Select files are restricted due to personal information contained therein, and will open seventy-five years from date of creation.
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75	1			Housing, 1984-1985
75	2			Housing: Richard Gordon [Research Materials]
75	3			Federal Assistance, 1983-1985
75	4			Health and Human Services (HHS) [RESTRICTED], 1985
75	5			Office of Management and Budget [RESTRICTED], 1985
75	6			Regulations--Health and Human Services (HHS), 1985
75	7			Regulations—Education, 1985
75	8			[Miscellaneous], March 1983
75	9			Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) [RESTRICTED], 1984
75	10			Information, January-July 1985
75	11			Interior
75	12			Miscellaneous (folder 1 of 2)
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76	1			Miscellaneous (folder 2 of 2)
76	2			Department of Justice
76	3			Press
76	4			Unanswered Mail
76	5			Department of Transportation (DOT)
76	6			Unanswered Mail
76	7			[Department of Energy/Labor/Transportation]
76	8			Economic Development Agency
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77	1			Environmental Protection Agency
77	2			HUD (Housing and Urban Development) (folder 1 of 2)
77	3			HUD (Housing and Urban Development) (folder 2 of 2)
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78	1			Postal Service
78	2			Tobacco
78	3			Regulations
78	4			Projects
78	5			Federal Assistance (folder 1 of 2)
78	6			Federal Assistance (folder 2 of 2)
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79	1			Grants (folder 1 of 2)
79	2			Grants (folder 2 of 2)
79	3			Internal Revenue Service [RESTRICTED]
79	4			Civil Service [RESTRICTED]
79	5			Farmer Home Administration
79	6			Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
79	7			Contracts (folder 1 of 2)
79	8			Contracts (folder 2 of 2)
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80	1			Defense [RESTRICTED]
80	2			Department of Labor [RESTRICTED]
80	3			Department of Education [RESTRICTED]
80	4			Health and Human Services (HHS)
80	5			Interstate Commerce Commission
80	6			Federal Assistance (folder 1 of 2)
80	7			Federal Assistance (folder 2 of 2)
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81	1			Post Office and Civil Service--Correspondence, September 1985-March 1986
81	2			General Coffee State Park
81	3			Unanswered Mail--Rich, 1985
81	4			Rich--Unanswered Mail, 1985; 1987
81	5			Curry, John B. Small Business Association (SBA): Laurens County
81	6			[Miscellaneous]
81	7			[Miscellaneous] (folder 1 of 2)
81	8			[Miscellaneous] (folder 2 of 2)
81	9			Federal Assistance
81	10			[Congressional Research Service: "Measuring Vitality and Performance in Aging Workers], 1985 September 25
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82	1			Solid Waste Disposal Operation Coffee County
82	2			Miscellaneous Correspondence Richard Gordon Post Office and Civil Service, Banking, Transportation, Labor Disputes (folder 1 of 2) [RESTRICTED], June 1985-June 1986
82	3			Miscellaneous Correspondence Richard Gordon Post Office and Civil Service, Banking, Transportation, Labor Disputes (folder 2 of 2) [RESTRICTED], June 1985-June 1986
82	4			Federal Highway Reform, July-October 1985
82	5			Satellite Scrambling, July 1985-February 1986
82	6			Conrail, October-November 1985
82	7			Miscellaneous Correspondence Richard Gordon (folder 1 of 3) [RESTRICTED], 1985-1986
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83	1			Miscellaneous Correspondence Richard Gordon (folder 2 of 3), 1985-1986
83	2			Miscellaneous Correspondence Richard Gordon (3 of 3) [RESTRICTED], 1985-1986
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84	1			Unanswered
84	2			Unanswered: [Constituent[RESTRICTED] Inquiries, Block Grant]
84	3			Block Grants--To Be Filed: Plant Closing - Con
84	4			Block Grants--To Be Filed (folder 1 of 2) [RESTRICTED]
84	5			Block Grants--To Be Filed (folder 2 of 2) [RESTRICTED]
84	6			Unanswered Mail, 1985-1986
84	7			Unanswered Mail, 1985
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85	1			Unanswered Mail, 1985
85	2			Unanswered Mail, 1985
85	3			Unanswered Mail: Unanswered Mail and Review, 1985-1986
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86	1			Insurance Problems, 1994
86	2			Empowerment Zone, 1994
86	3			Fall Line Freeway, 1994
86	4			Cluster Rule/ Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), March 1994
86	5			Merck Company, March 1994
86	6			Visa Problems, 1994
86	7			Amtrak Hearing, March 23,1994
86	8			Lace Futch/ Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 1994
86	9			City of Perry, 1993
86	10			Granite Furniture Manufacturing, 1994
86	11			Perry Housing Authority, 1994
86	12			Joseph D'Onfrio – American Appraisal Associates, 1993
86	13			Albany Area Primary Health Care (APHC)/ Grant, 1994
86	14			Southern Frozen Foods, 1993
86	15			Albany Housing Authority – Linda Jeter, 1993
86	16			Hearing Aids, 1994
86	17			City of Vienna, 1993
86	18			Marion Childs, 1994
86	19			Darvin Eason/ Folicur, 1994
86	20			Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) Embezzlement case, 1994
86	21			Van Whaler Cook Co. Commission, 1993
86	22			U.S. 441, 1994
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87	1			Real Estate Appraisal, 1994
87	2			W. Danny Lewis/ City of Douglas City Manager, 1994
87	3			515 Program Multi-Family, 1994
87	4			Twiggs County, 1990
87	5			Styrene (EPA Regulation), 1994
87	6			Lowdes Ed. School, 1994
87	7			Johnson County Community Center, 1994
87	8			Laurens County Library, 1993
87	9			Flexsteel/ General Services Administration (GSA), 1994
87	10			John C. Wilson Bond Swamp, 1994
87	11			EPA/ Pesticide Worker Protection, 1994
87	12			Edwin Cannaway Airline Pilot Recommendation, 1992
87	13			John Hiscox/ Macon Housing Authority, 1993
87	14			ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), 1993
87	15			Iris Graham, 1993
87	16			[Stop Drunk Driving], 1993
87	17			Veteran Affairs, 1993
87	18			Sign-on Letters, 1993-1994
87	19			EPA (Environmental protection Agency), 1993
87	20			Association County Commissioners of Georgia, September 1993
87	21			Memoranda, 1994
87	22			Soil Surveys- Soil Conservation Service office, 1994
87	23			Georgia Military Installations, undated
87	24			Passport Prob., 1994
87	25			Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) Closings, 1994
87	26			Legislative Launch '94, 1994
87	27			Georgia Department of Labor, 1993
87	28			[Census/ Redistricting], 1990-1991
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88	1			Van's Cuz [RESTRICTED], 1994
88	2			Georgia Union State – Multi-Modal, 1994
88	3			M.D. Horton Jr., 1994
88	4			John J. Rhodes III, 1994
88	5			Georgia Department of Labor, 1993
88	6			Roy Burch/ U.S. Marshall
88	7			Phillip Morris Teacher's Grant
88	8			Tornadoes, South Georgia
88	9			Department of Defense Commemoration 1941-1945 (1st Copy), 1991-1995
88	10			Department of Defense Commemoration 1941-1945 (2nd Copy), 1991-1995
88	11			Georgia Hospital Association – Invite Mrs. Clinton, November 1993
88	12			School Lunch, October 1994
88	13			Dr. Richard Watson, April 1994
88	14			[Foundation for Independent Druggist Organization (FIDO)], September 1993
88	15			William Higginbotham, 1994
88	16			Georgia Hearing Aid Society, 1993-1994
88	17			Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA), 1994
88	18			Jack Goldman, 1994
88	19			Denmark Groover/ Bob Lewis, undated
88	20			Oglethorpe Power Corporation, June 1994
88	21			Richard Epps/ Federal Communications Commission (FCC), August 1994
88	22			Paralympic Games, 1994
88	23			Crazy Letters, 1994