The Texas Secretary of State is a constitutional officer of the
executive branch of state government, appointed by the governor and confirmed
by the senate for a term concurrent with the governor's (a two-year term at
first, a four-year term since 1974). The office was first created by the
Constitution of the Republic of Texas in 1836, and has been continued by each
succeeding Constitution.
The Secretary of State has a wide variety of duties and
responsibilities, including the following: authenticating the publication of
all laws passed by the state legislature; approving comptroller's accounts
against the state prior to payment; maintaining a register of all official acts
and proceedings of the governor, and all appointments to state boards and
commissions; interpreting and enforcing the Texas Election Code, as the state's
chief election officer; keeping the Seal of the State of Texas; maintaining
many business-related filings, including corporation and Uniform Commercial
Code filings.
The office of the Secretary of State is divided into five divisions:
Executive, Elections, Statutory Filings, Administrative Services, and
Information Services.
The Elections Division assists the Secretary of State in interpreting
and applying the Election Code and other election laws. The Secretary of State,
as Chief Election Officer of the State, has specific functions under the
Election Code, which include receiving, examining, and filing the official
certified returns of all general elections, special elections for members of
the legislature, and constitutional amendment elections.
This ethics filing was created by House Bill 4, 63rd Legislature,
Regular Session, 1973. The Campaign Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1973
required the following things to be reported: full name and complete address of
each person from whom contributions in an aggregate amount of more than $50
were received, the date, and the amount; full name and complete address of each
person to whom any expenditure in an aggregate amount of more than $50 were
made, the date, the amount, and the purpose; the occupations of such persons
(for general purpose political action committees); full name and complete
address of each person who assisted in obtaining credit or a loan of money; the
total of all contributions received aggregating $50 or less; the total of all
expenditures made aggregating $50 or less. (The $50 limit replaced a $10 limit
established in 1973; prior to 1973, all contributions and expenditures were
reportable by name and address.)
In 1975, House Bill 299 acknowledged the existence of political
committees and allowed for expenditures by the same. Although political support
committees had existed unofficially for some time, they were rigidly tied to
specific candidates or issues. The amended election code allowed for
"specific purpose political committees,"
defined as: (1) any political committee which accepts only contributions and/or
makes only expenditures in support for or in opposition to candidates who are
identifiable and for whom the office(s) to be sought are known and any
political committee only accepting contributions and/or making expenditures in
support for or in opposition to measures which identifiable; or (2) any
political committee which accepts only contributions and/or makes only
expenditures in assisting identifiable office-holders. Parameters for these
"specific purpose committees" were quite rigid.
All contributions by specific purpose committees to office-seekers were
required to be shown on expense statements by said office-seekers.
"General purpose political
committees," another type of political committee, may be defined as: (1)
any political committee which accepts contributions and/or makes expenditures
in support for or in opposition to candidates who are indefinite in indentity
or for whom the office(s) to be sought are unknown and any political committee
which accepts contributions and/or makes expenditures in support for or in
opposition to measures which are indefinite in identity; or (2) any political
committee which accepts contributions and/or makes expenditures in assisting
office-holders, who are not identified. Guidelines established for general
purpose committees allowed for funding to candidates which did not have to be
reflected on their expense statements.
These filings were originally administered by the Enforcement
Division, then (in the early 1980s) by the Campaign and Ethics Section of the
Elections Division, renamed the Disclosure Filings Section by 1984. In 1992,
the Texas Ethics Commission was created, and assumed the administration and
enforcement of this filing. (V.T.C.A., Elections Code, Title 15, Chapter 251;
also V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 571.061)
These records consist of financial statements of campaign
contributions and expenditures for political action committees (PACs) filed
with the Texas Secretary of State's Office, dating 1973-1983 and 1985-1989. The
files contain statements and lists of contributions and expenditures,
designations of campaign treasurer, designations of final statement or specific
purpose of the committee, correspondence, and envelopes. The law required all
contributions by "specific purpose committees"
to office-seekers to be shown on expense statements by said office-seekers.
Guidelines established for "general purpose
committees" allowed for funding to candidates that did not have to be
reflected on their expense statements.
This filing was originally administered by the Enforcement Division,
then (in the early 1980s) by the Campaign and Ethics Section of the Elections
Division, renamed the Disclosure Filings Section by 1984. In 1992, the Texas
Ethics Commission was created, and assumed the administration and enforcement
of this filing.
These statements include the following information: full name and
complete address of each person from whom contributions in an aggregate amount
of more than $50 were received, the date, and the amount; full name and
complete address of each person to whom any expenditure in an aggregate amount
of more than $50 were made, the date, the amount, and the purpose; the
occupations of such persons (for general purpose political action committees);
full name and complete address of each person who assisted in obtaining credit
or a loan of money; the total of all contributions received aggregating $50 or
less; the total of all expenditures made aggregating $50 or less. (The $50
limit replaced a $10 limit established in 1973.)
Two alphabetical card indexes (available through the Archives
reference staff of the Texas State Archives) match the names of the committees
with the number assigned, for the periods 1973-1974 and 1975-1977. In addition,
this finding aid contains a folder inventory for 1973-1979. The Secretary of
State's Office retained a card index for 1979-1981 at the time of transfer of
those files; Billie Thompson of the Disclosures Filings Section of the
Elections Division made this decision not to transfer the index to the Texas
State Archives in August 1989 after discussions with Archives and Information
Services Division staff. An alphabetical listing of PAC names and corresponding
numbers is available at the Texas Ethics Commission's Public Viewing Room in
the "Report file printout." Call 512-463-5800
for more information.
The card file for 1973-1974 is set up by the full name of the
committee, not the acronym or initials. For example, P.A.C.E. would be listed
alphabetically under "Political Action Committee for
Education." There are, however, inconsistencies. When the apparent
acronym represents nothing, or in cases where the committee is long-standing
and is known exclusively by its acronym, the committee is then alphabetized by
the acronym. Also, Democratic and Republican organizations are alphabetized
first under "Democrat" or
"Republican," not the name of the county or the
specific organization. To eliminate the confusion that such a filing system may
cause, a complete folder inventory has been prepared.
The card index for committee expenses 1975-1978 follows a similar
system. The most notable exception is that the alphabetical arrangement follows
the exact title of the committee. For example, the El Paso Republican Mens'
Club would fall under the first word of the title, i.e.,
"El." The Republican Party of Blanco County, by
the same rule, would fall alphabetically under "Republican." Since cards have not been prepared or
forwarded for many committees, particularly those from 1977-1978, a complete
folder inventory has been prepared.
Within the committee files, some reports from 1979 are included. None
have index cards prepared. Researchers must consult the folder inventory for
"Committee Expense Statements, 1977-1979" to
gain access to these files, which may be incomplete.
Finally, researchers requesting committee files from 1977 will note
that reports from this year are part of two separate accessions and
inventories. Both must be consulted to secure files for that year. In some
instances, committee reports from one accession have been consolidated in the
other. Thus, one folder may contain committee expense statements from
1975-1979.
Campaign contribution and expense statements of committees were
created to ensure public accountability for the financial activities of
political action committees, encouraging high ethical standards by means of
public scrutiny of the appropriate records.
On April 2 and 5, 1991, the State and Local Records Management
Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission inadvertently
destroyed hardcopy statements of political action committees from September
1983 to September 1985 (52 cubic ft.). These records were among those that had
been microfilmed by the Secretary of State, and are available at the Texas
Ethics Commission in the Public Viewing Room.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily
reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to
provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
This finding aid has been split into two separate finding aids due to
electronic file size limitations imposed by TARO. Click here for
1977-1983, 1985-1989. If you are reading this in
paper, that finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, including, but not limited to, bank account
numbers, social security numbers of government employees and officials, and
drivers license numbers (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Sections 552.117, 552.130,
and 552.136), an archivist must review these records before they can be
accessed for research. The records may be requested for research under the
provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter
552). The researcher may request an interview with an archivist or submit a
request by mail, fax, or email including enough description and detail about
the information requested to enable the archivist to accurately identify and
locate the information requested. If our review reveals information that may be
excepted by the Public Information Act, we are obligated to seek an open
records decision from the Attorney General on whether the records can be
released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives ten working days after
receiving a request to make this determination. The Attorney General has 45
working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives can inform you of
the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you agree, that
information can be redacted or removed and you can access the remainder of the
records.
None.
None.
(Identify the item), Political action committee campaign contribution
and expense statements, Disclosure Filings/Campaign and Ethics Section,
Elections Division, Texas Secretary of State. Archives and Information Services
Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
These records were transferred to the Archives and Information
Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the
Texas Secretary of State's Office on June 13 and June 26, 1980; by the
Statutory Documents Section of the Texas Secretary of State's Office on
December 6, 1988; by the Elections Division on January 13, 1989; and by the
Disclosure Filings Section of the Elections Division on October 3, 1991.
Laura K. Saegert, July 1989, August 1989
The Secretary of State's Office microfilmed committee campaign
contribution and expenditure statements dating 1974-1991, producing 247
reels/cartridges of microfilm. This microfilm is maintained by the Texas Ethics
Commission, and persons desiring access to, or possible copies of, portions of
that microfilm should contact the Texas Ethics Commission. Contact information
is available on the Texas Ethics Commission's website:
http://www.ethics.state.tx.us/tec/contact.htm.
On April 2 and 5, 1991, the State and Local Records Management
Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission inadvertently
destroyed hardcopy statements of political action committees from September
1983 to September 1985 (52 cubic ft.). These records were among those that had
been microfilmed by the Secretary of State, and are available at the Texas
Ethics Commission in the Public Viewing Room.
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Political action committee campaign contribution and
expense statements,
1973-1983,
1985-1989, 193.2 cubic ft.
|
| | | Committees campaign contribution
and expense statements: Numerical arrangement, 1973-1974 |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-209 | 166-1 | | | [Jim] Granberry for Governor Committee |
| 166-2 | | | Nursing Home Administrators' Political Action
Committee (NAPACT) |
| 166-3 | | | Consulting Engineers Political Action Committee
(CEPAC) |
| 166-4 | | | Political Action Committee for Education
(PACE) |
| 166-5 | | | Environmentally Concerned Citizens |
| 166-6 | | | Texas Citizens For Pari-Mutuel Horse
Racing |
| 166-7 | | | Harris County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-8 | | | Austin Civic Affairs Committee |
| 166-9 | | | Employees Political Action Council of
Texas |
| 166-10 | | | Life Underwriters Political Action Committee -
Texas |
| 166-11 | | | The Political Committee |
| 166-12 | | | Texans For Better Transportation Political Action
Committee |
| 166-13 | | | Big 50 Political Action Committee |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-210 | 166-14 | | | Lawyers Involved For Texas |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-211 | 166-15 | | | Statewide Committee For Constitutional Amendment No.
1 |
| 166-16 | | | Friends of State Rep. Gene Green |
| 166-17 | | | Houston Realty Breakfast Club |
| 166-18 | | | [J. J. “Jake”] Pickle Birthday
Committee |
| 166-19 | | | [Alan] Steelman For Congress Committee |
| 166-20 | | | Committee For Amendment 7 |
| 166-21 | | | Lane Denton Appreciation Dinner |
| 166-22 | | | Salute to [Alan] Steelman Committee |
| 166-23 | | | Committee To Re-Elect Jack Brooks |
| 166-24 | | | Texas Womens' Political Caucus |
| 166-25 | | | Harris County Committee For Amendment No.
1 |
| 166-26 | | | Jack Brooks Campaign Committee |
| 166-27 | | | Rural Friends |
| 166-28 | | | Dolph Briscoe Dinner Committee |
| 166-29 | | | Insurance Men and Womens' Political Action Committee
of Texas (IMPACT) |
| 166-30 | | | Student Action Committee - Young Democrats |
| 166-31 | | | Political Support Association |
| 166-32 | | | Young Democrats at the University of Texas at
Austin |
| 166-33 | | | Bill Sullivant Reception Committee |
| 166-34 | | | Engineers' Political Action League |
| 166-35 | | | TRANSPAC |
| 166-36 | | | Texas Medical Political Action Committee
(TEXPAC) |
| 166-37 | | | Coastal Bend Committee For Adoption of Constitutional
Amendments |
| 166-38 | | | Veterinarians Political Action Committee |
| 166-39 | | | Friends of Bob Krueger |
| 166-40 | | | ACT Political Action Committee |
| 166-41 | | | Manufacturers' Political Action Committee |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-212 | 166-42 | | | Texas Dental Political Action Committee
(DEN-PAC) |
| 166-43 | | | Texas Agricultural Political Action Committee
(TAPEC) |
| 166-44 | | | Jim Wells County Womens' Political Caucus |
| 166-45 | | | Heritage Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-46 | | | San Antonio Real Estate Political Action Committee
(REPAC) |
| | | | | [see also 166-223 and 166-245] |
| 166-47 | | | Collins' Reserve Account (Friends of Jim
Collins) |
| 166-48 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee of San
Antonio (IMPACT) |
| 166-49 | | | Insurance Managers Political Action Committee of
Dallas (IMPACT) |
| 166-50 | | | Friends of Amendment 1 |
| 166-51 | | | Austin Womens' Political Caucus |
| 166-52 | | | Texas Committee For Election of Federal Judges by
State Legislatures |
| 166-53 | | | [Jack] Hightower Appreciation Committee of Wichita
Falls |
| 166-54 | | | [Jack] Hightower Appreciation Committee of
Childress |
| 166-55 | | | [Jack] Hightower Appreciation Committee of
Plainview |
| 166-56 | | | Re-elect Jim Langdon Committee |
| 166-57 | | | Citizens For Good Government |
| 166-58 | | | Insurance Managers Political Action Committee of El
Paso (IMPACT) |
| 166-59 | | | Insurance Managers Political Action Committee of
[District] 20 (IMPACT) |
| 166-60 | | | Texas Mortgage Bankers' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-61 | | | Tejas Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-62 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT)District 17 |
| 166-63 | | | Bay Area Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-64 | | | The Fall Evening With the [Lloyd] Bentsens
Committee |
| 166-65 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT) of Central Texas |
| 166-66 | | | Friends of Doug Harlan |
| 166-67 | | | [Lloyd] Bentsen Dinner Committee Fund |
| 166-68 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT) of [District] 28 |
| 166-69 | | | Insurance Managers Political Action Committee (IMPACT)
of East Texas |
| 166-70 | | | West Texas Political Action Committee |
| 166-71 | | | Don Adams Campaign Political Committee
Trust |
| 166-72 | | | Campaign Service Associates |
| 166-73 | | | Committee To Elect Nelson Wolff |
| 166-74 | | | Committee For Election of Harriet Samon
Owen |
| 166-75 | | | Ray Roberts' Campaign Committee |
| 166-76 | | | Committee To Re-elect Emmett H. Whitehead, State
Representative |
| 166-77 | | | Savings and Loan Political Action Committee
(SALPAC) |
| 166-78 | | | Spring Branch Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-79 | | | Voluntary Political Contribution Fund |
| 166-80 | | | Committee For the Election of Perry A. Tanner,
Jr. |
| 166-81 | | | Committee To Re-elect David S. McAngus |
| 166-82 | | | Texas Architects Committee |
| 166-83 | | | Committee No. 1 Bob Casey |
| 166-84 | | | Houston Tribute to Bill Hobby - January 30,
1974 |
| 166-85 | | | Bill Presnal Re-election Committee |
| 166-86 | | | Committee to Elect Raul L. Longoria, State Senator,
District 27 |
| 166-87 | | | Committee to Elect Carl C. (Andy) Anderson |
| 166-88 | | | Re-elect R. C. “Nick” Nichols |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-213 | 166-89 | | | Political Action Committee of Texans |
| 166-90 | | | Pharmacists Assist Legislators (PAL) |
| 166-91 | | | Republican Women of Suburban Northwest Harris
County |
| 166-92 | | | Harris County Democratic Executive
Committee |
| 166-93 | | | J. J. (Jake) Pickle Political Trust Fund |
| 166-94 | | | Democratic Voters |
| 166-95 | | | Plumbers' Local 68 Free Money Fund |
| 166-96 | | | Chiropractic Political Action Committee (CPAC)
|
| 166-97 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-98 | | | Student Action Committee - University of Texas Young
Democrat Coalition |
| 166-99 | | | Jim Green Campaign Committee |
| 166-100 | | | [Jack] Hightower For Congress Committee |
| 166-101 | | | Lou McCreary For State Representative |
| 166-102 | | | Richard C. White Campaign Committee |
| 166-103 | | | Committee For Carl A. Nigliazzo |
| 166-104 | | | Committee For the Re-election of Congressman John
Young |
| 166-105 | | | Alief Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-106 | | | Committee For Sound Government |
| 166-107 | | | Niel Caldwell Campaign Committee |
| 166-108 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT), [District] 27 |
| 166-109 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-110 | | | Ector County Republican Party |
| 166-111 | | | [Dan] Kubiak Re-election Committee |
| 166-112 | | | [Montie Ray?] White For Congress Committee |
| 166-113 | | | A Hill Country Salute To Jim Nugent |
| 166-114 | | | Business Womens' Republican Club |
| 166-115 | | | Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee (BW-PACT)
of Tarrant County |
| 166-116 | | | Committee To Re-elect Mickey Leland |
| 166-117 | | | Fifth Biennial Party Honoring Frank
Lombardino |
| 166-118 | | | Election Committee [?] |
| 166-119 | | | Committee For the Re-election of Bob
Hendricks |
| 166-120 | | | Irving Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-121 | | | Memorial West Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-122 | | | Texas State Democratic [Party] |
| 166-123 | | | Bob Mansher For State Representative |
| 166-124 | | | Bobby Locke For Congress |
| 166-125 | | | Republican Workers' Club of Brownsville |
| 166-126 | | | Committee To Elect Charles E. Hughes, District
Judge |
| 166-127 | | | A Get-Together With Bill and Diana Hobby |
| 166-128 | | | Committee For Harold Freeman |
| 166-129 | | | [Dave] Finney For Congress |
| 166-130 | | | Robert D. [Bob] Simpson Campaign |
| 166-131 | | | Republican Women of Harrison County |
| 166-132 | | | Democrats For Ed Fletcher |
| 166-133 | | | Committee To Re-elect [Paul] Ragsdale |
| 166-134 | | | Mel Safer Campaign Committee |
| 166-135 | | | Educators Political Action Council |
| 166-136 | | | Texas Social Psychotherapy Political
Committee |
| 166-137 | | | Republican Party of Texas |
| 166-138 | | | Texas Socialist Workers' 74 Campaign
Committee |
| 166-139 | | | Harris County Democrats |
| 166-140 | | | Governor's Convention Committee |
| 166-141 | | | Friona Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-142 | | | Texas Foodservice Political Action
Committee |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-214 | 166-143 | | | J. J. [Jake] Pickle Re-election Committee |
| 307-214 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee,
(IMPACT), District 20 |
| 166-145 | | | Citizens For A Better Future |
| 166-146 | | | Del Valle Concerned Citizens' Committee |
| 166-147 | | | Friends of Gene Jones |
| 166-148 | | | Texans For [Nick] Rowe |
| 166-149 | | | Nick Rowe For Comptroller |
| 166-150 | | | Tarrant County Democratic Executive
Committee |
| 166-151 | | | Committee To Elect [George E.] Goodwin -
Judge |
| 166-152 | | | Let Texans Vote |
| 166-153 | | | Texas Educators' Political Action Council
(TEPAC) |
| 166-154 | | | Republican Party of Fort Bend County |
| 166-155 | | | Clay County Citizens For [Tom] Cartlidge |
| 166-156 | | | Hays County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-157 | | | Area 5 Democrats |
| 166-158 | | | Committee To Elect Tim Von Dohlen |
| 166-159 | | | [Larry] Bales University Fund |
| 166-160 | | | Student Action Committee |
| 166-161 | | | Hays County Independent Party |
| 166-162 | | | United Citizens For Better Government |
| 166-163 | | | Committee To Elect Earl W. Armstrong |
| 166-164 | | | Houston Local 1305 Committee on Political Education
(COPE) |
| 166-165 | | | Houston Action Committee |
| 166-166 | | | Communications Political Action Club |
| 166-167 | | | Texas Tech Young Republicans |
| 166-168 | | | Harris County Committee [For Responsible
Candidates] |
| 166-169 | | | Student Committee For [Robert C. “Lou”]
McCreary |
| 166-170 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-171 | | | Dallas Educators' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-172 | | | Young Democrats Club of Texas |
| 166-173 | | | Basin Committee |
| 166-174 | | | Raul L. Longoria For Senator Fund Raising Campaign
Committee |
| 166-175 | | | Midland County Republican Woman's Club |
| 166-176 | | | Tarrant County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-177 | | | Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee (BW-PAC)
of Galveston |
| 166-178 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe 74' Campaign Committee |
| 166-179 | | | Permian Basin Transpak |
| 166-180 | | | People Together For Ramsey Muniz |
| 166-181 | | | Odessans For Doc Blanchard |
| 166-182 | | | Bexar County [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Re-election
Committee |
| 166-183 | | | Fort Worth Educators Political Action
Committee |
| 166-184 | | | The Committee To Elect Earl Luna |
| 166-185 | | | Independent Club |
| 166-186 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Dallas County Campaign
Manager |
| 166-187 | | | Coalition For Progressive Government |
| 166-188 | | | Democrats of La Porte |
| 166-189 | | | Harris County '74 Committee For Dolph
Briscoe |
| 166-190 | | | Texas Committee on Political Education |
| 166-191 | | | North East Texas Campaign Committee |
| 166-192 | | | Friends of Wright Patman |
| 166-193 | | | Braes Republican Womens' Club - Harris
County |
| 166-194 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Tarrant County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-195 | | | Houston Fire Fighters Political Action
Committee |
| 166-196 | | | Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee (BW-PAC)
of Baytown |
| 166-197 | | | Lubbock County Educators' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-198 | | | San Marcos Good Government League |
| 166-199 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Hidalgo County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-200 | | | Friends of Stanley Hausman |
| 166-201 | | | Texas Retail Action Committee |
| 166-202 | | | Young Democratic Club of Nueces County |
| 166-203 | | | Hammer and Nails Club |
| 166-204 | | | Texas Mobile Home Association |
| 166-205 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Uvalde County Campaign
Committee |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-215 | 166-206 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 El Paso County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-207 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Nueces County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-208 | | | Taylor County Young Republicans Club |
| 166-209 | | | Sharpstown West Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-210 | | | Republican Women of Los Fresnos and Port
Isabel |
| 166-211 | | | El Paso Tribute to Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby |
| 166-212 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Harris County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-213 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT) of Texarkana |
| 166-214 | | | Collin County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-215 | | | Ector County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-216 | | | Williamson County Young Democrats |
| 166-217 | | | Northwood Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-218 | | | Travis County Young Democrats Campaign
Committee |
| 166-219 | | | Reception To Honor Joe Spurlock |
| 166-220 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee,
[District] 22 |
| 166-221 | | | The Village Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-222 | | | Travis [County] Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-223 | | | Real Estate Political Action Committee
(REPAC) |
| 166-224 | | | Conner Harrington Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-225 | | | Austin Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-226 | | | Ranchers For John C. White |
| 166-227 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Area 1 Campaign
Committee |
| 166-228 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Area 4 Campaign
Committee |
| 166-229 | | | Lubbock TRANSPAC |
| 166-230 | | | Hidalgo County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-231 | | | Republican Women of Nacogdoches County |
| 166-232 | | | Republican Party of Nacogdoches County |
| 166-233 | | | Ramsey Muniz For Governor |
| 166-234 | | | Bob Holt For State Treasurer |
| 166-235 | | | Smith County For Mack Wallace Committee |
| 166-236 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Smith County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-237 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Kleberg County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-238 | | | Harris County Council of Federated Republican
Women |
| 166-239 | | | Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-240 | | | Central Texas Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-241 | | | Downtown Republican Womens' Club, Dallas |
| 166-242 | | | Lackland Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-243 | | | Prestoncrest Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-244 | | | Dallas County Council of Republican Womens'
Club |
| 166-245 | | | San Antonio Real Estate Political Action Committee
(REPAC) |
| | | | | [see also 166-46 and 166-223] |
| 166-246 | | | McLennan County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-247 | | | Republican Womens' Association of Victoria
County |
| 166-248 | | | Amarillo Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-249 | | | Park Cities Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-250 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Harrison County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-251 | | | Nueces County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-252 | | | DeWitt County Republican Women |
| 166-253 | | | Republican Womens' Club, Precinct #213 |
| 166-254 | | | Alamo City Republican Womens' Club of Bexar
County |
| 166-255 | | | Republican Womens' Club of Wichita County |
| 166-256 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Lubbock County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-257 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Bell County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-258 | | | Texans For Reform and Progress, Inc. |
| 166-259 | | | Hospital Express Legislative Preference
(HELP) |
| 166-260 | | | Educators' Committee |
| 166-261 | | | Preston West Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-262 | | | Bexar County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-263 | | | Committee To Elect Bob Bullock |
| 166-264 | | | Grand Prairie Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-265 | | | Texas Republican State Legislative
Committee |
| 166-266 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Scurry County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-267 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Grayson [County] Campaign
Committee |
| 166-268 | | | Beaumont Voluntary Political Contribution
Fund |
| 166-269 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Bowie County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-270 | | | Finance Committee |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-216 | 166-271 | | | Gregg County - Mack Wallace, RR
Commissioner |
| 166-272 | | | [Jim] Granberry For Governor |
| 166-273 | | | Dallas County [Jim] Granberry For Governor |
| 166-274 | | | Republican Party of Bexar County |
| 166-275 | | | Texas Anti-Monopoly Coalition |
| 166-276 | | | Harris County Insurance Managers' Political Action
Committee (IMPACT) |
| 166-277 | | | Mike Young Campaign Committee |
| 166-278 | | | Plano Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-279 | | | Cliff Hills Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-280 | | | Texas Political and Legislative Committee |
| 166-281 | | | Committee For Effective Government |
| 166-282 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Taylor County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-283 | | | Tarrant County Precinct Workers' Committee |
| 166-284 | | | First Political Action Committee |
| 166-285 | | | Texas Horsemens' Committee |
| 166-286 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-287 | | | Firefighters' Political Action Committee |
| 166-288 | | | HOPAC [Hotel and Motel Political Action
Committee?] |
| 166-289 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-290 | | | T-Fund Political Committee |
| 166-291 | | | ASA Political Action Committee |
| 166-292 | | | People For Popular Sports |
| 166-293 | | | Beaumont Federation of Republican Women |
| 166-294 | | | Committee To Elect Lee Davenport |
| 166-295 | | | Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee of Texas
(BW-PACT) |
| 166-296 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Travis County
[Committee] |
| 166-297 | | | Political Association of Spanish-Speaking
Organizations (PASO) |
| 166-298 | | | Savings Association of Austin Political Activity
Committee |
| 166-299 | | | Good Government League |
| 166-300 | | | Guadalupe County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-301 | | | Golden Triangle Friends of John C. White |
| 166-302 | | | Jim Vecchio District 33-J Advisory Board |
| 166-303 | | | Political Action Committee For Education
(PACE) |
| 166-304 | | | Citizens For Senator [Doc] Blanchard |
| 166-305 | | | Brazos County Committee For Dolph Briscoe |
| 166-306 | | | Reception Committee To Honor Mack Wallace and Other
Members of the Texas Railroad Commission |
| 166-307 | | | Constructive Citizenship Program |
| 166-308 | | | Republican Women of Kendall County |
| 166-309 | | | Wichita County Womens' Political Caucus |
| 166-310 | | | North Central Texas Camapign Committee For John C.
White |
| 166-311 | | | John C. White Campaign Committee |
| 166-312 | | | Committee To Elect Tim Von Dohlen |
| 166-313 | | | Coastal Bend [Jim] Granberry For Governor
Committee |
| 166-314 | | | Texans For Leo Thorsness |
| 166-315 | | | Houston Educators Political Action
Committee |
| 166-316 | | | Bankers' Legislative League of Texas (BALLOT
'74) |
| 166-317 | | | Committee To Elect Ruby Kless Sondock |
| 166-318 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-319 | | | Hardin County Committee For Dolph Briscoe |
| 166-320 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Midland County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-321 | | | Mid-Coast Friends of John C. White |
| 166-322 | | | Angelina County Federation of Republican
Women |
| 166-323 | | | Town East Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-324 | | | Rural Political Education Committee |
| 166-325 | | | Community Action Committee |
| 166-326 | | | Committee To Elect Jesse R. Funchess |
| 166-327 | | | White Rock North Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-328 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Hays County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-329 | | | Thirty-Ninth Precinct Association |
| 166-330 | | | Vista Republican Womens' Club of San
Antonio |
| 166-331 | | | Committee To Re-elect Kay Bailey |
| 166-332 | | | Anti-Crime Council of Texas |
| 166-333 | | | Citizens For Representative Government |
| 166-334 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Haskell County
Campaign |
| 166-335 | | | Precinct 60 Democrats |
| 166-336 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Nacogdoches County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-337 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Hill County Campaign |
| 166-338 | | | Republican Forum of Tom Green County |
| 166-339 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Galveston County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-340 | | | Republican Party Senatorial, Legislative and Speakers'
Bureau Campaign Committee |
| 166-341 | | | Kent Hance Century Club |
| 166-342 | | | South Central Texas Friends of John White |
| 166-343 | | | Arlington Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-344 | | | Lubbock Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-345 | | | Lakewood Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-346 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Nolan County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-347 | | | Guadalupe County Citizens For [Dolph] Briscoe Campaign
Committee |
| 166-348 | | | Kerr County Republican Executive Committee |
| 166-349 | | | Texas LP-Gas Industry Political Action
Group |
| 166-350 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Brown County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-351 | | | Orange County Republican Party |
| 166-352 | | | Teachers' Political Action Council |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-217 | 166-353 | | | Johnson County United Labor Council |
| 166-354 | | | Metropolitan Republican Womens' Club of Tarrant
County |
| 166-355 | | | Dentists For [Jim] Granberry |
| 166-356 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Area 8 Campaign
Committee |
| 166-357 | | | Bob Price For Congress Committee No. 2 |
| 166-358 | | | [John] Tower Senate Club |
| 166-359 | | | John Connally Dinner |
| 166-360 | | | Houston Area Friends of John C. White |
| 166-361 | | | John C. White Campaign Fund, El Paso
District |
| 166-362 | | | Veterinarians For Pari-Mutuel Horse Racing |
| 166-363 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 McLennan [County] Campaign
Committee |
| 166-364 | | | Construction Industry Political Action Committee
(CIPAC) |
| 166-365 | | | A Whole Lot of Concerned West Texans |
| 166-366 | | | Political Action Committee For Education - Dawson
County |
| 166-367 | | | The [Charles] Finnell For Senator
Committee |
| 166-368 | | | Comal County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-369 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Cameron County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-370 | | | [Abraham] Kazen [Jr.] For Congress
Committee |
| 166-371 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Jefferson County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-372 | | | Friends of Zack Fisher |
| 166-373 | | | Lawyers For [Dolph] Briscoe |
| 166-374 | | | [Gerald?] Ford - [Robert D. “Bob”] Price Dinner
Committee |
| 166-375 | | | [Jim] Granberry For Governor Committee of Bexar
County |
| 166-376 | | | Texas Political Committee For Design
Professionals |
| 166-377 | | | Texas UAW CAP Voluntary Fund |
| 166-378 | | | '74 Comte [Dolph] Briscoe para Governador |
| 166-379 | | | The Political Action Committee of Baptist
Ministers |
| 166-380 | | | Mujeres Por Raza Unida |
| 166-381 | | | Citizens To Elect Charles Finnell |
| 166-382 | | | Hardin-Jefferson Educators' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-383 | | | Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee
(REPAC) |
| 166-384 | | | South Austin Democrats |
| 166-385 | | | Nueces County Committee For Good
Government |
| 166-386 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 DeWitt County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-387 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Lavaca County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-388 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Permian Basin Campaign
Committee |
| 166-389 | | | Committee To Re-elect Jesse James, State
Treasurer |
| 166-390 | | | Spirits-Wine Action Committee |
| 166-391 | | | George Mahon For Congress Committee |
| 166-392 | | | DRIVE (Teamsters' Local 657) |
| 166-393 | | | Political Organization of Spanish-Speaking
Organizations (PASO) |
| 166-394 | | | NASA Area Democrats |
| 166-395 | | | Texans Active in Politics |
| 166-396 | | | Texas Oilwell Service Political Action
Committee |
| 166-397 | | | Committee To Elect C. L. “Chuck”
Bertani |
| 166-398 | | | Austin Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee
(ABW-PAC) |
| 166-399 | | | Ad-Hoc Committee To Elect Raza Unida
Candidates |
| 166-400 | | | Texas Republican Congressional Committee |
| 166-401 | | | Citizens Involved For Community
Improvement |
| 166-402 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe For Governor, Moore County
Campaign |
| 166-403 | | | [Ling-Tempco-Vaught] LTV Corporation/LTV Aerospace
Corporation Active Citizenship Campaign Fund |
| 166-404 | | | Former Teachers' Committee |
| 166-405 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-406 | | | Committee Against Pari-Mutuel Horse Race
Betting |
| 166-407 | | | Garland Area Responsible Democrats |
| 166-408 | | | Concerned Citizens of Upshur County |
| 166-409 | | | Citizens Against Legalized Gambling |
| 166-410 | | | Collin County Young Democrats Political
Committee |
| 166-411 | | | [Jim] Granberry For Governor Committee of El Paso
County |
| 166-412 | | | Campaign To Elect Raymond Donley Jr. |
| 166-413 | | | Odessa Committee on Political Education of
Odessa |
| 166-414 | | | Young Democratic Club of Denton County |
| 166-415 | | | Texas Dentists For [Dolph] Briscoe |
| 166-416 | | | Senate District 6 Breakfast Committee |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-218 | 166-417 | | | Transportation Political Education League |
| Oversize |
| 307-268 | | | | Transportation Political Education League
[166-417] |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-218 | 166-418 | | | Women For [Gonzalo] Barrientos |
| 166-419 | | | Harris County Council of Organizations |
| 166-420 | | | Tom Cole For Attorney General Committee |
| 166-421 | | | Texas Right To Work Committee |
| 166-422 | | | Machinists' Non-Partisan Political League |
| 166-423 | | | Right To Work Political Action Committee of
Texas |
| 166-424 | | | "C" Club |
| 166-425 | | | Lawyers' Political Action Committee |
| 166-426 | | | Rice Democratic Caucus |
| 166-427 | | | Hopkins County Friends of Smith Gilley |
| 166-428 | | | East Texas State University (ETSU) Alumni for Smith
Gilley for State Representative |
| 166-429 | | | Comite Mejico-Americano Para Leales
Democratas |
| 166-430 | | | Texas State Council of Machinists |
| 166-431 | | | Citizens For Responsive Government |
| 166-432 | | | Montrose Area Democrats |
| 166-433 | | | Hidalgo County Committee [Frances
"Sissy"] Farenthold For Governor |
| 166-434 | | | Friends of Smith Gilley |
| 166-435 | | | League of Women Voters of Houston Action
Committee |
| 166-436 | | | Young Republican Candidate Committee |
| 166-437 | | | Alpha Pi Tau |
| 166-438 | | | Free Enterprise Political Action Fund |
| 166-439 | | | Civic and Political Action Committee |
| 166-440 | | | Harris County Citizens For [Jim] Granberry |
| 166-441 | | | Committee To Re-elect Raul Longoria |
| 166-442 | | | Committee To Re-elect Elmer Martin |
| 166-443 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT) of District 4 |
| 166-444 | | | Dallas Mortgage Bankers' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-445 | | | Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee (BW-PAC)
of Dallas County |
| 166-446 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-447 | | | Committee For Good Government |
| 166-448 | | | Republican Party of Lubbock County |
| 166-449 | | | Texas Republican Campaign Committee |
| 166-450 | | | [George] Bush Appreciation Dinner
Committee |
| Oversize | Folder |
| 307-268 | 166-451 | | | Committee For Thorough Agricultural Political
Education |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-218 | 166-452 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-453 | | | Texas Democratic Party |
| 166-454 | | | Harris County [La] Raza Unida Political
Committee |
| 166-455 | | | Wichita County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-456 | | | Gaylord Marshall Campaign Committee |
| 166-457 | | | Republican Women of Bee County |
| 166-458 | | | Republican Finance Committee |
| 166-459 | | | Republican Womens' Club of Comal County |
| 166-460 | | | Rockwall County Republican Party |
| 166-461 | | | Floyd County Political Committee |
| 166-462 | | | West El Paso Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-463 | | | Ochiltree County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-464 | | | Eastland County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-465 | | | Galveston County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-466 | | | The Republican Party of Jefferson County |
| 166-467 | | | Dallas County GOP Campaign Committee |
| 166-468 | | | Republican Party of Stevens County |
| 166-469 | | | Dallas East Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-470 | | | Karnes County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-471 | | | Republican Party |
| 166-472 | | | Republican Party of Howard County |
| 166-473 | | | Anderson County [Jim] Granberry For
Governor |
| 166-474 | | | Palo Pinto County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-475 | | | Republican Womens' Club of Kerr County |
| 166-476 | | | Guadalupe County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-477 | | | McLennan County [Jim] Granberry For Governor
Committee |
| 166-478 | | | Scurry County GOP Campaign Committee |
| 166-479 | | | Campaign Activities Committee of Vista Republican
Womens' Club |
| 166-480 | | | Comal County [Doug?] Harlan For Congress
Committee |
| 166-481 | | | [James W.] Farris For Congress Committee |
| 166-482 | | | Bosque County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-483 | | | Midland County Republican Party |
| 166-484 | | | Tarrant County Democratic Party |
| 166-485 | | | Republican Party of Cooke County Texas |
| 166-486 | | | Jim Granberry Colorado County [Committee] |
| 166-487 | | | Travis County Democratic Executive
Committee |
| 166-488 | | | Webb County Republican Campaign Committee |
| 166-489 | | | Webb County [Jim] Granberry For Governor
Committee |
| 166-490 | | | Webb County Republican Women Campaign
Committee |
| 166-491 | | | Grayson County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-492 | | | Students For Jim Granberry |
| 166-493 | | | Pine Tree Political Committee |
| 166-494 | | | Anderson County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-495 | | | Caldwell County Republican Party |
| 166-496 | | | Montgomery County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-497 | | | Lamb County Republican Campaign Committee |
| 166-498 | | | Hidalgo County Republican Party |
| 166-499 | | | Republican Women of Harlingen |
| 166-500 | | | Cameron County Republican Party |
| 166-501 | | | Physicians For [Jim] Granberry, Granberry For
Governor |
| 166-502 | | | Citizens of Henderson County For John Hill |
| 166-503 | | | South Plains Democratic Council |
| 166-504 | | | Student Victory Committee |
| 166-505 | | | Political Action Committee of Nueces
County |
| 166-506 | | | Potter County Executive Committee |
| 166-507 | | | Mack Wallace For R R Commission |
| 166-508 | | | Gregg County Republican Party |
| 166-509 | | | Terry County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-510 | | | Richardson Republican Womens' Club |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-219 | 166-511 | | | Garland Evening Republican Women |
| 166-512 | | | Committee For Old-Fashioned Democratic Political
Rally |
| 166-513 | | | Bowie County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-514 | | | Midland County [Jim] Granberry For
Governor |
| 166-515 | | | Republican Women of Aransas County |
| 166-516 | | | Republican Party of Aransas County |
| 166-517 | | | Smith County Republican Campaign Committee |
| 166-518 | | | Republican Party of Runnels County |
| 166-519 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-520 | | | Midland County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-521 | | | Democratic Political Rally |
| 166-522 | | | Glenbrook Vally Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-523 | | | Tarrant County [Jim] Granberry For
Governor |
| 166-524 | | | Travis County Trial Lawyers |
| 166-525 | | | McCulloch County Republican Party |
| 166-526 | | | [Dolph] Briscoe '74 Erath County Campaign
Committee |
| 166-527 | | | American Dental Political Action Committee |
| 166-528 | | | East El Paso Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-529 | | | Committee To Elect Paul A. Weiss To U. S. Congress -
10th Congressional District |
| 166-530 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-531 | | | Richard C. White Congressional Club |
| 166-532 | | | Ramsey Muniz For Governor From Tom Green
County |
| 166-533 | | | Travis County [La] Raza Unida |
| 166-534 | | | Republican County Campaign Committee of Blanco
County |
| 166-535 | | | Rally For Republican Candidates |
| 166-536 | | | Republican Candidates Caravan Committee |
| 166-537 | | | Fannin County Republican Party |
| 166-538 | | | Odessans For Kent Hance |
| 166-539 | | | Students For [Jim] Granberry |
| 166-540 | | | Committee For Candidates Rally |
| 166-541 | | | Harrison County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-542 | | | Jasper County Republican Party |
| 166-543 | | | Northwest Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-544 | | | Refugio County Republicans For [Jim]
Granberry |
| 166-545 | | | White Rock East Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-546 | | | Roberts County Republican Party |
| 166-547 | | | [James S.] Garvey For Congress |
| 166-548 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-549 | | | Jefferson County Democratic Executive
Committee |
| 166-550 | | | Tom Green County Republican Party Executive
Committee |
| 166-551 | | | Dallas Fire Fighters Public Safety
Committee |
| 166-552 | | | Johnson County Republican Committee |
| 166-553 | | | Hays County Republican Party |
| 166-554 | | | Insurance Premium Finance Business Political Action
Committee (IPFA-PAC) |
| 166-555 | | | DAL-RICH Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-556 | | | Parker County Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-557 | | | Lubbock County [Jim] Granberry For Governor
Committee |
| 166-558 | | | GOP Cookbook Committee |
| 166-559 | | | Farmers For [Jack] Hightower |
| 166-560 | | | Mt. Franklin Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-561 | | | Pharmacists For [Jim] Granberry, Granberry For
Governor |
| 166-562 | | | Citizens For Randall County Democrats |
| 166-563 | | | Moderate Democratic Organization |
| 166-564 | | | Committee For Action |
| 166-565 | | | 31st Democratic Committee Fund |
| 166-566 | | | Democrats For Ramsey Muniz |
| 166-567 | | | Students For Marshall |
| 166-568 | | | Ward County Republican Party |
| 166-569 | | | NASA Area Democrats |
| 166-570 | | | Nueces County Democratic Club |
| 166-571 | | | Tom Green County Democratic Club |
| 166-572 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-573 | | | Democratic Womens' Organization of Wichita
County |
| 166-574 | | | Angelina County [Jim] Granberry For
Governor |
| 166-575 | | | Ector County Jim Granberry For Governor |
| 166-576 | | | Young Texans For [Jim] Granberry |
| 166-577 | | | Brooks Appreciation Dinner Committee |
| 166-578 | | | Post Oak Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-579 | | | Travis County Black Republican Council |
| 166-580 | | | Ector County Campaign For Sam McDonnell |
| 166-581 | | | Dallas Realty Breakfast Club |
| 166-582 | | | Bexar County Democratic Executive
Committee |
| 166-583 | | | Ed Gallion For Congress, Bexar County |
| 166-584 | | | Brazosport Education Political Action
Committee |
| 166-585 | | | Sutton County American Party |
| 166-586 | | | Wilbarger County For Sam McDonnell For
Governor |
| 166-587 | | | Hill County Committee for [Jim] Granberry |
| 166-588 | | | Republican Women of Lake Jackson |
| 166-589 | | | Smith County [Jim] Granberry For Governor
Committee |
| 166-590 | | | Brazoria County American Party |
| 166-591 | | | American Party of Kerr County |
| 166-592 | | | American Party of Deaf Smith County |
| 166-593 | | | Democrats of Chambers County |
| 166-594 | | | Democrats Get-Out-The-Vote Committee |
| 166-595 | | | American Party of Texas - Pecos County |
| 166-596 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-597 | | | American Party of Wood County |
| 166-598 | | | Shackleford County Republican Party
Committee |
| 166-599 | | | American Party of Harris County |
| 166-600 | | | District 30 Democrats |
| 166-601 | | | Washington County Republican Party Campign |
| 166-602 | | | Hale County [Jim] Granberry Committee |
| 166-603 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-604 | | | Texans For [Walter] Mondale Committee |
| 166-605 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-606 | | | Midland County Zack Fisher Committee |
| 166-607 | | | Committee For Local Control of Schools |
| 166-610 | | | Republican Women of Hansford County |
| 166-611 | | | Brazos County Republican Campaign
Committee |
| 166-612 | | | Kendall County Republican Committee |
| 166-613 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-614 | | | Hammer & Nails Club |
| 166-615 | | | State Firefighters Action Committee |
| 166-616 | | | Tarrant County Democratic Womens' Club |
| 166-617 | | | Political Action Committee of Educators in the
Trans-Pecos District |
| 166-618 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-619 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-620 | | | Realty Breakfast Club |
| 166-621 | | | |
| | | [missing] |
| 166-622 | | | Mesquite Firefighters Public Interest Fund |
| | | | | [166-623 thru 166-625 missing] |
| 166-626 | | | Democratic Party of Red River County |
| | | Committees campaign contribution
and expense statements: Numerical arrangement, 1975-1978 (bulk 1975-1977) |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-220 | 166-1 | | | Realty Breakfast Club of Arlington |
| 166-2 | | | Texans For the Equal Rights Amendment of Corpus
Christi |
| 166-3 | | | Texas Social Psychotherapy Political
Committee |
| Oversize | Folder |
| 307-269 thru 307-270 | 166-4 | | | Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee (TREPAC)
1975-1978 |
| Box | Folder |
| 307-220 | 166-5 | | | General Contractors of Austin Political
Committee |
| 166-6 | | | San Marcos Good Government League |
| 166-7 | | | Texas Cemeteries Political Action Fund
(CEMPAC) |
| 166-8 | | | San Antonio Real Estate Action Committee |
| 166-9 | | | American General Political Action
Committee |
| 166-10 | | | International Association of Machinists and Aerospace
Workers, Texas Airline District #146 - Machinists Non-Partisan Political
League |
| 166-11 | | | The Senator's Club |
| 166-12 | | | Tarrant County Republican Executive
Committee |
| 166-13 | | | Friends of David W. Samuelson |
| 166-14 | | | Republican Womens' Club of Hays County |
| 166-15 | | | American Party of Wood County |
| 166-16 | | | First Political Action Committee |
| 166-17 | | | Ward County Republican Party |
| 166-18 | | | El Paso Educators' Political Action Caucus |
| 166-19 | | | Committee To Bring [Lloyd] Bentsen Home |
| 166-20 | | | American Party of Kerr County |
| 166-21 | | | Tejas Republican Womens' Club |
| 166-22 | | | Basin Committee |
| 166-23 | | | Brazosport Educators' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-24 | | | Houston Educators' Political Action
Committee |
| 166-25 | | | Associated Republicans of Texas |
| 166-26 | | | Golden Political Action Committee of Texas |
| 166-27 | | | American General Political Action
Committee |
| | | | | [see also 166-9] |
| 166-28 | | | Republican Party of Stephens County |
| 166-29 | | | Thorough Agricultural Political Education |
| 166-30 | | | Texans For Better Transportation Political Action
Committee |
| 166-31 | | | Public Safety Committee For Better
Government |
| 166-32 | | | Houston Realty Breakfast Club |
| 166-33 | | | Insurance Managers' Political Action Committee
(IMPACT) of District 17 |
| 166-34 | | | Committee For Student Representation on the
Nacogdoches City Commission |
| 166-35 | | | Hammer and Nails Club |
| 166-36 | | | Houston Mortgage Bankers Political Action
Committee |
| 166-37 | | | Teachers' Political Action Council |
| 166-38 | | | Deer Park Teachers' Political Action
Council |
| 166-39 | | | Beer Wholesalers' Political Action Committee (BW-PAC)
of Tarrant County |
| 166-40 | | | Mesquite Fire Fighters Public Information
Fund |
| 166-41 | | | East Fort Bend Republican Club |
| 166-42 | | | Southpark Political Action Committee of or for
Educators (SPACE) |
| 166-43 | | | Rural Political Education Action Council |
| 166-44 | | | Texas Educators' Political Action Council |
| 166-45 | | | Carrollton-Farmers' Branch Concerned
Educators |
| 166-46 | | | Citizens For Amendments One and Two |
| 166-47 | | | Association of Brownsville Educators Legislative
Committee |
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