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Scope and Contents of the Records
Arrangement of the Records
Restrictions
Index Terms
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Administrative Information
Description of Series
Executive Assistant's Office subject files (Administration
[Division]-Growth Fund),
1944,
1947, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1983-1999, undated (bulk
1995-1999),
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Texas Governor George W. Bush:
An Inventory of Executive Assistant's Office Subject Files
(Administration [Division]-Growth Fund) at the Texas State Archives,
1944, 1947,
1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1983-1999, undated (bulk 1995-1999)
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| Creator: | Texas. Governor (1995-2000 :
Bush) |
| Title: | Executive Assistant's
Office: Subject files (Administration [Division]-Growth Fund) |
| Dates: | 1944, 1947, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981,
1983-1999, undated |
| Dates: | (bulk
1995-1999) |
| Abstract: | Subject files contain
correspondence, memos, reports, studies, printed material, testimony,
clippings, court documents, lists, agenda, proposals, memoranda of
understanding, orders, legislative records, cost estimates, bid documents,
biographical information, speeches, talking points, press releases, programs,
resumes, application forms, organizational charts, tables, plans, rules,
presentation materials, transcripts, maps, video tapes, photographs, and other
attachments, 1944, 1947, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1983-1999,
undated bulk 1995-1999, from the Executive Assistant to Texas Governor George
W. Bush. Joe Allbaugh served as executive assistant in the Governor's Office
from 1995 through mid-1999. |
| Quantity: | 21.65 cubic
ft. |
| Location: | The records are currently housed at the Texas State Archives
while being prepared for research use. When the project has been completed, the
records will be sent to the George Bush Presidential Library or the
presidential library of George W. Bush if one has been established in
Texas. |
| Repository: | Texas State Archives |
Agency History
The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state,
elected by the citizens every four years. The duties and responsibilities of
the governor include serving as commander-in-chief of the state's military
forces; convening special sessions of the legislature for specific purposes;
delivering to the legislature at the beginning of each regular session a report
on the condition of the state, an accounting of all public money under the
governor's control, a recommended biennial budget, an estimate of the amounts
of money required to be raised by taxation, and any recommendations he deems
necessary; signing or vetoing bills passed by the legislature; and executing
the laws of the state. The governor can grant reprieves and commutations of
punishment and pardons, upon the recommendation of the Board of Pardons and
Paroles, and revoke conditional pardons. He appoints numerous state officials
(with the consent of the Senate), fills vacancies in state and district offices
(except vacancies in the legislature), calls special elections to fill
vacancies in the legislature, fills vacancies in the United States Senate until
an election can be held, and serves as ex officio member of several state
boards.
The office of governor was first established by the Constitution of
1845 and superseded the office of president of the Republic of Texas. The
position now exists under authority of Article IV, Section 1 of the
Constitution of 1876 and Texas Government Code, Chapter 401. To be elected
governor, a person must be at least thirty years old, a United States citizen,
and a resident of Texas for at least five years preceding the election. In
1972, the term of office was extended from two to four years, effective in
1975. Since 1856 the governor has had the use of the Governor's Mansion.
In 1999 there were 198 full time equivalent employees in the Office
of the Governor. Thirteen divisions outside of the Executive Office assist the
governor in carrying out his functions: Administration, Appointments, Budget
& Planning, Communications, General Counsel, Legislative, Policy,
Scheduling, Criminal Justice Division, Governor's Committee on People with
Disabilities, Office of Film, Music, Television and Multimedia Industries,
Women's Commission, and Texas Council on Workforce and Economic
Competitiveness.
Joe Allbaugh served as Executive Assistant to Texas Governor George
W. Bush from January 1995 through June 1999, after which he joined Bush's
presidential campaign. The executive assistant was directly responsible for the
Scheduling Office, internal auditor, Governor's Mansion administration, and
emergency management. In addition, memos from staff directed to the governor
generally went through Allbaugh. He managed the day-to-day operations of the
Governor's Office and appears to have assigned responsibilities to staff and
directed work flow. Much of what Governor Bush saw apparently passed through
Allbaugh. Reggie Bashur was deputy executive assistant in 1995; Dale Laine
served as deputy executive assistant in 1996 and 1997. Joyce Sibley served as
Allbaugh's administrative assistant. Clay Johnson, who had been Appointments
Director, became executive assistant after Allbaugh left.
George W. Bush Biographical Sketch
George W. Bush served as governor of Texas from January 17, 1995 to
December 21, 2000, resigning as governor in the middle of his second term to
become president of the United States.
He challenged the incumbent governor, Democrat Ann Richards, running
on promises to improve public education and to reform the juvenile justice
system, welfare, and the state's tort laws -- the system under which an injured
person may sue for damages. During the 74th Legislature in 1995, he worked with
the Democrats who controlled both houses of the Texas legislature and managed
to get bills passed that dealt with the four issues he had emphasized in his
campaign. Bush was seen as pro-business and a consensus-builder.
Bush advocated and signed the two largest tax cuts to date in Texas
history, totaling over $3 billion. To pay for the cuts, he sought
(unsuccessfully) federal approval of a plan to privatize Texas' social
services. Education reform was a priority throughout his terms, with
legislation emphasizing local control of schools, higher standards, and a
revised curriculum. Controversy has followed, with charter schools mired in
financial scandals and protests against one test determining a child's
promotion. After winning reelection in 1998, Bush began his bid for the
presidency and was not as involved in the 76th Legislature in 1999.
George W. Bush was born July 6, 1946 in New Haven, Connecticut and
grew up in Midland and Houston, Texas. He graduated from Andover Academy, and
received a bachelor's degree from Yale University and a master's from Harvard
Business School. He served as a pilot in the Texas Air National Guard. In 1978,
Bush was defeated in a run for the U.S. Congress in West Texas. He was involved
in energy exploration from the 1970s into the 1980s. From 1989 until his
election as governor, Bush worked with the Texas Rangers baseball organization,
leading a group of partners in purchasing the team, and then serving as
managing general partner. He married Laura Welch in 1977; they have two
daughters.
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Subject files contain correspondence, memos, reports, studies, printed
material, testimony, clippings, court documents, lists, agenda, proposals,
memoranda of understanding, orders, legislative records, cost estimates, bid
documents, biographical information, speeches, talking points, press releases,
programs, resumes, application forms, organizational charts, tables, plans,
rules, presentation materials, transcripts, maps, video tapes, photographs, and
other attachments, 1944, 1947, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981,
1983-1999, undated, bulk 1995-1999, from the Executive Assistant to Texas
Governor George W. Bush. Joe Allbaugh served as executive assistant in the
Governor's Office from 1995 through mid-1999, succeeded by Clay Johnson.
Records concern issues such as agriculture, appointments, budget, criminal
justice, economic development, education, emergency management, energy, the
environment, ethics, gambling, health and human services, housing, legislation,
litigation, military, military base closures, public safety, taxation,
transportation, welfare, and the workforce. Files also exist for functions of
and divisions within the Governor's Office such as Criminal Justice Division,
Press, Correspondence, Administration, General Counsel, Budget and Planning,
and Policy, as well as state and federal agencies, corporations, and
organizations. Correspondents include Governor's Office staff such as general
counsels Al Gonzales and Margaret Wilson, Policy director Vance McMahan, Budget
and Planning director Albert Hawkins, Communications head Karen Hughes, federal
and state agencies' officials and staff, executives of corporations and
organizations, and others.
Additional information on types of records, specific topics, and
individuals is provided under the subject headings.
This finding aid has been split into two parts due to electronic file
size limitations imposed by TARO. This finding aid covers the Executive
Assistant's Office subject files from Administration [Division] to Growth Fund.
For the second half of the subject files, see
Texas Governor George W. Bush, Executive Assistant's Office
Subject files (Hay Distribution-Youth Commission). For the remainder
of the Executive Assistant's Office files, see
Texas Governor George W. Bush, Executive Assistant's Office
Files
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Arrangement of the Records
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| These records are arranged alphabetically by subject, and then in
reverse chronological order. |
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Restrictions on Access
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to, privacy
(552.101); biometric identifiers (552.101 in conjunction with 560.003);
legislators' correspondence with Texas citizen residents (552.101 in
conjunction with 306.003-004); request for ethics advisory opinion (552.101
(TAC Section 8.19); litigation information (552.103); legislative documents
(552.106); certain legal matters (including attorney-client privilege)
(552.107); law enforcement records (552.108); commercial or financial
information (552.110); agency memoranda (552.111); student records (552.114);
audit working papers (552.116); home addresses, home phone numbers, social
security numbers, and family information of government officials or employees
(552.117 and 1175); motor vehicle records (552.130); economic development
negotiation information (552.131); crime victim impact statement (552.1325);
TDCJ inmate information (552.134); account numbers (552.136); and email
addresses (552.137), 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.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and
may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received
by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The
researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17
U.S.C.).
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when
reviewing photographic materials.
To view the videotapes or listen to the audiocassettes please contact
the Archives' Preservation Officer.
Technical Requirements
Videotapes are in VHS format.
Computer disks are 3.5" and hardware and software requirements are
unknown.
Audio cassette tapes may require a listening copy to be
made.
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| The terms listed here were used to catalog the
records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records. |
| Personal Names: |
| | Allbaugh, Joe. |
| | Bush, George W. (George
Walker), 1946- |
| Corporate Names: |
| | Texas. Office of
the Governor. |
| Subjects: |
| | Taxation--Texas. |
| | Economic
development--Texas. |
| | Education--Texas. |
| | Criminal justice,
Administration of--Texas. |
| | Emergency
management--Texas. |
| | Labor
supply--Texas. |
| | Military
bases--Texas. |
| | Administrative
agencies--Texas. |
| | Transportation--Texas. |
| | Natural
resources--Texas. |
| | Human
services--Texas. |
| | Public
health--Texas. |
| Places: |
| | Texas--Politics and
government--1951- |
| | Texas--Officials and
employees--Selection and appointment. |
| | Texas--Economic
development. |
| Document Types: |
| | Correspondence--Texas--Governors--(bulk
1995-1999). |
| | Memorandums--Texas--Governors--(bulk
1995-1999). |
| | Clippings--Texas--Governors--(bulk 1995-1999). |
| | Speeches--Texas--Governors--(bulk 1995-1999). |
| | Reports--Texas--Governors--(bulk 1995-1999). |
| | Legislative
records--Texas--Governors--(bulk 1995-1999). |
| | Press
releases--Texas--Governors--(bulk 1995-1999). |
| | Audio
cassettes--Texas--Governors--(bulk 1995-1999). |
| | Photographs--Texas--Governors--(bulk
1995-1999). |
| | Videocassettes--Texas--Governors--(bulk
1995-1999). |
| Functions: |
| | Administering
government. |
| | Influencing government
policy of Texas. |
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The following materials are offered as possible
sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the
records. The listing is not exhaustive.
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| Texas State
Archives |
| | Texas Governor George W. Bush, Policy Office records, 1982,
1989, 1993-2000, 60.25 cubic ft. |
| | Texas Governor George W. Bush, General Counsel's Legal
opinions and advice, 1892, 1918, 1921, 1925, 1932, 1942-1944, 1948, 1954, 1956,
1963, 1965, 1968-1969, 1972-2000 (bulk 1995-2000), 14 cubic ft. |
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(Identify the item and cite the series), Subject files, Executive
Assistant's Office files, Records, Texas Governor George W. Bush. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Accession number: 2002/151
In December 2000, Governor George W. Bush designated the George Bush
Presidential Library as the repository for the records from his tenure as
Governor of Texas, under authority of Texas Government Code, Section 441.201.
Shortly after he left office, the records were shipped to the Bush Library in
College Station, Texas. Texas Attorney General John Cornyn ruled the records
are state records subject to the Texas Public Information Act and the
management of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission even after
transfer to a federal facility (Opinion No. JC-0498, May 3, 2002). In July 2002
the records were transferred from the Bush Library to the Texas State Archives
in Austin for preparation for research use. In June 2003, a memorandum of
understanding signed by representatives of the National Archives and Records
Administration, the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, and George W.
Bush replaced a January 2002 interim memorandum of understanding. The records
will be returned to the Bush Library after the project has been completed.
Tonia J. Wood, January 2005
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Executive Assistant's Office subject files (Administration
[Division]-Growth Fund),
1944,
1947, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1983-1999, undated (bulk
1995-1999), 21.65 cubic ft.
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| 2002/151-296 | | | Administration [Division],
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Memos, reports, correspondence, lists,
policies, financial records, floor plans, and clippings were created by or
forwarded from the Administration Division of the Governor's Office, 1995-1998,
undated. Subjects concern Governor's Office staffing, ethics policies, risk
management, Y2K (troubleshooting for computer problems expected in 2000),
security, equipment, parking, a building study, and employee policies and
procedures. Vickers Meadows served as director of the Administration Division
during George W. Bush's tenure as Texas Governor.] |
| | | | December 1997-June
1998, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | June-August 1997,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | April-May
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | February-March
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
email address] |
| | | | January-February
1997 |
| | | | Update to Risk Management for
Texas State Agencies,
January
1997 |
| | | | December 1996-January
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; certain legal information] |
| | | | 1996 Governor's Office annual financial report,
November
1996 |
| | | | May, July-September
1996 |
| | | | April
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | March
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | January-February
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Ethics policy,
July, September 1995;
June 1996 |
| | | | June-July
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | March-May
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Floor plans,
February
1995 |
| | | | Governor's Office budget by division and EEO [Equal
Employment Opportunity] statistics,
February
1995 |
| | | | Governor's Office staffing report,
February 27,
1995 |
| | | | January-February
1995 |
| | | AFL-CIO |
| | [Newsletters, news releases,
correspondence, and memos with attachments, 1995-1996, undated, from or
concerning the AFL-CIO or other labor unions.] |
| | | | Re: JTPA [Job Training Partnership Act] Title III
Rapid Response Contract,
August 1996,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
draft contract] |
| | | | Labor News newsletters,
January-February
1996 |
| | | | News releases concerning Texas Workforce Commission
appointments,
September-October
1995 |
| | | | Letter and ILO Washington
Focus newsletter,
September, Summer
1995 |
| | | Agriculture, Vol.
2 |
| | | | [Correspondence, memos, press release,
position paper, and USDA inspector general semiannual report, 1995-1998,
concerning agricultural issues such as pesticide approval, endangered species,
re-certification of the Texas Agricultural Mediation Program at Texas Tech
University, rural economic development, animal feed, and the death of a Future
Farmer of America member's hog. Correspondents include Agriculture Commissioner
Rick Perry, Governor's Policy Office staff, and U.S. Department of Agriculture
officials. "Agriculture Vol. 1" was not
included in the files.] |
| | | | Correspondence with Rick Perry, Department of
Agriculture,
1995,
1997 |
| | | | Texas Agricultural Mediation Program,
1996-1997 [2 folders] |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memoranda from Policy staff,
1995,
1997-1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Aircraft Pooling Board,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, studies, memos, plans
(drawings), and presentation materials, 1993-1997, concerning the Aircraft
Pooling Board, with a focus on the City of Austin's move from Robert Mueller
Municipal Airport to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, and its effect on
the board. Additional materials concern a pilot's dispute with the board's
executive director and presentation materials on aircraft. Correspondents
include board chair Bill Clayton, Austin city manager Jesus Garza, board
executive director Bob Dulaney, and pilot Al Hall.] |
| | | | Correspondence and Cost study
for operation of Robert Mueller Municipal Airport as a general aviation only
airport,
1997 [2 folders] |
| | | | Commercial appraisal review, City of Austin, Robert
Mueller Municipal Airport,
August, December
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence from Jesus Garza, Austin city manager,
October-December
1996 |
| | | | Relocation study: |
| | | | | Table of contents and Tab A: Options from the City
of Austin,
1993-1994 |
| | | | | Tab A: Options from the City of Austin,
1996 |
| | | | | Tab B: Mueller Airport options,
March, October 1996,
undated |
| | | | | Tab C: Additional options,
October-November
1996 |
| | | | | Tab D: Miscellaneous information,
October
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence,
March-July
1996 |
| | | | Fairchild Aircraft materials,
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | Alamo Community College
District,
1998 |
| | [correspondence re: invitation for
Governor Bush to speak] |
| | | Alcohol and Drug Abuse,
Vols. 1-4 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, transcripts,
reports, clippings, proposal, and briefing, 1995-1997, concerning the Texas
Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (TCADA), its receivership, investigations
of the agency and its service providers by the Department of Public Safety,
State Auditor's Office, and a legislative committee, problems with Riverside
General Hospital in Houston, and personnel issues (including hiring and firing
of executive directors). Correspondents include TCADA commissioners and staff,
service providers, legislators, other state and local officials and employees,
attorneys, and Jeb Bush.] |
| | | | Correspondence with attachments,
February, July
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
legislator's correspondence from Texas citizen/resident] |
| | | | Correspondence,
May
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address, home phone number, and social security number of public
employee] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9605300061] |
| | | | A review of fiscal and
programmatic controls and the results of an investigation at Riverside General
Hospital, Houston, Texas, May
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | | Riverside General Hospital,
June, October 1995;
February-April 1996 |
| | | | Correspondence,
February-April
1996 |
| | | | Transcript of the Joint Senate House Investigative
Committee from Tape One and Two,
February 12,
1996 [4 folders] |
| | | | Index to transcript of the Joint Senate House
Investigative Committee from Tape One and Two,
February 12,
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence and clippings,
September-December
1995 |
| | | | Riverside General Hospital proposal,
September 18,
1995 [5 folders; removed from binder] |
| | | | Correspondence,
August
1995 |
| | | | Provider suspension letters and
documentation: |
| | | | | July 18,
1995 [3 folders] |
| | | | | July 17,
1995 [5 folders] |
| | | | | July 13,
1995 [7 folders] |
| | | | | July 12,
1995 |
| | | | Re: Teen Challenge [faith-based substance abuse
program],
June
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
April
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; certain legal information] |
| | | | Briefing,
March 31,
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence,
March
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address, home phone number of government official and employee;
privacy] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
February
1995 |
| | | Alcoholic Beverages,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, printed material,
legislative records, proclamation, study, speech, [1993?], 1995-1996,
concerning the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC), the broadcast
advertising of hard liquor, and legislation concerning liquor distribution.
Correspondents include TABC commissioners and staff, a U.S. senator, Alaskan
governor Tony Knowles, legislators, Governor's Office staff, lawyers, and
lobbyists.] |
| | | | Memos with attachments and printed material,
October 1996-June
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
October
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence re: House Bill 2732,
May
1995 [2 folders] |
| | | | "How equity agreements can
benefit suppliers and wholesalers," presentation,
April 23,
1995 |
| | | | House Bill 2732 bill analyses and veto proclamation,
May 1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
legislator's correspondence from Texas citizen/resident] |
| | | | House Bill 2732, enrolled version,
May
1995 |
| | | | House Bill 2732, as finally passed and sent to the
governor,
May
1995 |
| | | | The regulatory and economic
basis of wine and spirits wholesaling in the alcohol beverage industry,
2nd edition,
[1993?] |
| | | America's Promise, 1997 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, printed material,
agenda, schedules, plans, press releases, 1997, concerning America's
Promise--The Alliance for Youth, the Texas delegation to the Presidents' Summit
for America's Future held in Philadelphia in April 1997, and
"The Texas Challenge" held September 23, 1997
in San Antonio. The organization's and events' purpose was to ensure that
America's youth have access to fundamental resources necessary to leading
productive lives. Correspondents include Colin Powell, America's Promise staff,
Texas Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service members and staff, and
Governor's Office staff. See also folders titled Volunteerism & Community
Service.] |
| | | | Correspondence, memos,
May, July
1997 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9705130536] |
| | | | Plans |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
draft plan] |
| | | | The Promise
Book |
| | | | Governor's package,
August
1997 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9708180171] |
| | | | Agenda, itinerary, script for Texas summit,
August-September
1997 |
| Box |
| 2002/151-297 | | | | Folder of printed material [4 folders] |
| | | | Press releases and logistical information [2 folders] |
| | | | Itinerary and run of show |
| | | | Geanie Morrison, Commission for Women, TxCVCS (Texas
Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 21st Annual Governor's Volunteer Leadership Conference
program and Texas summit plans |
| | | | Texas summit [2 folders] |
| | | | Commission on Volunteer and Community
Service |
| | | | Run of show |
| | | American Airlines-British Airways
Alliance,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, summaries, clippings,
press releases, and fact sheet, 1996-1997, regarding American Airlines. The
1996 materials support or oppose the airline's proposed alliance with British
Airways. The 1997 documents concern a proposed American Airlines pilot strike.
Correspondents include Governor Bush, American Airlines, Continental Airlines,
lobbyists, members of Congress, state legislators, and Houston
officials.] |
| | | | Re: pilot strike,
February
1997 |
| | | | June-September
1996 |
| | | | June-August
1996 |
| | | | June-July
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | American Red Cross,
1997 |
| | [Policy re: civil disorder. See also
folders titled Ready Texans.] |
| | | Americorps,
October
1996 |
| | [World magazine article] |
| | | Amtrak |
| | [Correspondence, petition, memos,
legislation, clippings, resolution, agenda, schedules, and tables, 1996-1997,
concerning Amtrak, proposed changes to its Texas Eagle route, and state
subsidies or loans to support continued service in Texas. Correspondents
include Governor Bush, Governor's Office staff, U.S. senators, Comptroller John
Sharp, consultant Ray Barnhart, Texas Department of Transportation officials,
Amtrak officials, and members of the public.] |
| | | | 1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; certain legislative documents] |
| | | | 1996 [3 folders] |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | Appointments,
Vols. 1-4 |
| | [Correspondence (including letters of
recommendation and appointment), memos, press releases, lists, statistics,
statutes, resumes, and biographical information, 1994-1999, concern Governor
Bush's appointments to commissions, boards, task forces, etc. Correspondents
include Governor's Office staff, state legislators, local officials, and
executives.] |
| | | | Correspondence, memos, lists,
1998-1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home addresses, etc. of public official] |
| | | | List of appointees needing confirmation, by appointee,
September 21,
1998 |
| | | | List of appointees needing confirmation, by senator,
September 21,
1998 |
| | | | List of appointees needing confirmation, by board,
September 21,
1998 |
| | | | Correspondence and press release,
May-September
1997 |
| | | | Press releases,
April
1997 |
| | | | Press releases and memo,
March
1997 |
| | | | Press releases and correspondence,
February
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address and home phone number of government employee] |
| | | | January
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents] |
| | | | Thomas Jude Long,
December
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
privacy--medical information; home address, home phone number, family
information of government official; drivers license number] |
| | | | September, December
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; privacy--medical information; drivers license
number] |
| | | | Appointees needing confirmation,
September 5,
1996 |
| | | | July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address and home phone number of government employee; agency
memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9606030086] |
| | | | April-June
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
drivers license number; home address, home phone number, social security
number, and family information of government officials] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604250017] |
| | | | February-March
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address, home phone number, family information of government
employee] |
| | | | January
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
drivers license number; home address, home phone number, family information of
government officials, privacy--medical information] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601160050] |
| | | | Governor appointed positions,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Press releases, letter, and list,
November 20,
1995-December 1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home phone numbers of government officials] |
| | | | Press releases,
November 1-16,
1995 |
| | | | Press releases and correspondence,
October
1995 |
| | | | Press releases,
October 2-12,
1995 |
| | | | Press releases and correspondence,
September
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home addresses, home phone numbers of government officials] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508290071] |
| | | | Press releases, correspondence, and list,
July-August
1995 |
| | | | June
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home phone number of former government employee] |
| | | | Lists,
May
1995 |
| | | | Press releases, correspondence, and list,
May
1995 |
| | | | Press releases,
May 1-4,
1995 |
| | | | Candidates for Texas Commission for National and
Community Service,
[April
1995?] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address and home phone number of public employees] |
| | | | Press releases and statistics,
April
1995 |
| | | | Press releases and correspondence,
March 22-31,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address and home phone number of government employee] |
| | | | March 17-21,
1995 |
| | | | March 3-16,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Press releases and correspondence,
February
1995 |
| | | | December 1994-January
1995 |
| | | | [re: scheduling meetings not appointing to office],
November-December
1994 |
| | | | Unconfirmed nominees,
November 7,
1994 |
| | | Appropriations Bill for
1998-1999,
March
1997 |
| | [Summary review of Committee Substitute
for House Bill 1 and comparison with Governor's proposed budget.] |
| | | | Introductory material and Article I, General
government |
| | | | Article II, Health and Human Services |
| | | | Article III, Education to Article IV,
Judiciary |
| | | | Article V, Public Safety and Criminal Justice to
Article VI, Natural Resources |
| | | | Article VII, Business and Economic Development to
Article VIII, Regulatory |
| | | | Article IX, General provisions |
| | | Architectural Examiners,
1997 |
| | [Memo re: computerized licensing
exam] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Art--Governor's area,
1996 |
| | [Note and printed material re: portraits
of John Hulen and Henry Allen.] |
| | | Arter &
Hadden |
| | [Correspondence, memos, biographical
information, clippings, 1995-1996, requesting meetings with Joe Allbaugh or
Governor Bush, inviting Governor Bush to events, or providing information about
LULAC v. UT System, Texas A&M University System et al.. Correspondents
include James Jonas and Tom Loeffler.] |
| | | | December 1995-May
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604110037; 9603180101] |
| | | | March-April, June
1995 |
| | | Attorney General,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [List of complaints, memo, correspondence,
press releases, clippings, printed material, and opinion, 1995-1997, from the
Office of the Attorney General concerning child support, Hopwood, tobacco
litigation, welfare reform legislation, general employment law, dual
office-holding, and Deborah Brown et al. v. USA et al., the Branch Davidian
lawsuit against former Governor Ann Richards. Correspondents include Attorney
General Dan Morales, Governor's Office staff, and an attorney. See also folder
titled Child support.] |
| | | | Child Support Division complaints and memo,
1997: |
| | | | | November-December |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | | October |
| | | | | May-September |
| | | | | January-April |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number] |
| | | | Press releases, clippings, correspondence,
December 1995; January,
August 1996 |
| | | | General employment law,
[1995?] |
| | | | Correspondence, opinion,
August-October
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters] |
| | | Auditor |
| | [Memos, preliminary analyses, audit
reports, lists, correspondence, and executive summary, 1995-1999, concerning
results of state agency audits by the State Auditor's Office. Correspondents
include Governor's Office staff, State Auditor's Office staff, and Lt. Governor
Bob Bullock's staff.] |
| | | | Preliminary analyses of SAO [State Auditor's Office]
reports: |
| | | | | February-April
1999 |
| | | | | February,
November-December 1998; January 1999 |
| | | | List of selected SAO audits and report on Fire
Fighters' Pension Commission,
October 1997,
1998 |
| | | | Audit report on UT Brownsville in partnership with
Texas Southmost College,
August
1997 |
| | | | December 1996, January,
May, August 1997 |
| | | | Preliminary analyses of SAO reports: |
| | | | | December
1996 |
| | | | | November
1996 |
| | | | Preliminary analysis and correspondence from SAO,
August 1995-October
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604080186; 9604030093; 9603180088] |
| | | Austin Downtown Management
Organization |
| | [Correspondence, meeting agenda, reports,
lists, printed material, clippings, 1994-1996, from the Austin DMO, Inc., later
known as the Downtown Austin Alliance, concerning meetings, security, economy,
and projects, including Christmas plans. Other correspondents include Governor
Bush and Austin mayor Bruce Todd.] |
| | | | July 27, 1995-September
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601250112; 9511150030] |
| | | | Board of director's meeting,
July 13,
1995 |
| | | | June
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Board of director's meeting,
April 13,
1995 [2 folders] |
| | | | The Downtown Report,
March
1995 |
| | | | February-March
1995 |
| | | | March 1995,
undated |
| | | | Annual report,
1994 |
| | | Aviation Hall of Fame, Texas,
March
1997 |
| | [Correspondence re: dedication] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Banking |
| | [Correspondence, memos, workbook, and
presentation materials, 1990, 1994-1996, concerning the Texas Department of
Banking and the Texas Finance Commission, prepaid funeral services, credit
unions, and interstate branching. Correspondents include the Banking
Commissioner, Governor Bush, and a citizen.] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
June 1995-June
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Letter and The Riegle-Neal
Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act: The Challenge for the
States,
October 1994, February
1995 |
| | | | Letter, legal opinions and list of Finance Commission
members,
1990, January-February
1995 |
| | | | Presentation,
February
1995 |
| Box |
| 2002/151-298 | | | Bingo |
| | [Correspondence, memos, charts, list,
quarterly reports, license requests, [199-], 1994-1996, concerning charitable
bingo, House Bill 3021, and bingo licenses. Correspondents include lobbyists,
Governor's Office staff, Texas Lottery Commission members and staff, and bingo
operators. See also folders titled Texas Lottery, Gambling, and
Gaming.] |
| | | | Re: legislation, proposals: |
| | | | | 1996 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9603280019] |
| | | | | 1995 |
| | | | Re: licensees, problems: |
| | | | | 1995 |
| | | | | 1994-1995 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
drivers license numbers and social security numbers] |
| | | | List of organizations conducting bingo games,
[199-] |
| | | Blind Commission,
[199-?] |
| | [Issue paper re: House Bill 264 and
Federation for the Blind protest. See also folders titled Health and Human
Services.] |
| | | Blue Cross/Blue Shield |
| | | | Perspectives on managed care,
February
1998 |
| | | | TABCC [Texas Association of Business & Chambers of
Commerce] Health Partners Task Force,
October
1997 |
| | | Bond Review Board,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | | | Re: applicants for executive director,
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home addresses, home phone numbers of public employees] |
| | | | Memos and agenda concerning board meetings,
October 1995-November
1996 |
| | | Border Governors |
| | [Memos, agenda, list, declaration, invoice
and receipts, 1996-1998, concerning the XV and XVI Border Governors'
Conference. Correspondents include Governor's Office staff, Texas Department of
Housing and Community Affairs executive director, and Public Strategies, Inc.
staff.] |
| | | | March-April, June-July
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 1996-1997 |
| | | | Public Strategies Incorporated invoice and receipts,
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
credit card and other account numbers] |
| | | BRAC [Base Realignment and Closure
Commission],
1997 |
| | [Correspondence re: consultant offers. See
also folders titled Military and Military base closures.] |
| | | Budget & Planning,
Vols. 1-3 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, summaries, charts,
lists, clippings, financial records, legislative records, and printed material,
1994-1999, sent to Executive Assistant Joe Allbaugh or Governor Bush from or
through Albert Hawkins, director of the Governor's Budget and Planning Office.
Subjects include tax reform, Wagner-Peyser funds, Y2K (computer problems
expected in 2000), school finance, biennial budget estimates, FTE [full time
equivalent] caps, salaries of agency heads, prison capacity, state government
goals, funding for a variety of programs including courthouse restoration and
the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), university formula funding,
agencies' emergency deficiency grant requests, and federal funds issues
including welfare benefits for aliens and Medicaid. See also separate series of
records of the Governor's Budget and Planning Office.] |
| | | | Nomination of Albert Hawkins [Budget & Planning
Director], Texas State Agency Business Administrators Association 1998
Administrator of the Year,
April-May
1998 |
| | | | August 1998-February
1999, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Seaborne Conservation Corps,
August
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | June-July
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
March-May 1998
|
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos,
February-March
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos and lists,
January-February
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos,
December
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos,
November-December
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | September-December
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos,
July-August
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos,
March-August
1997 |
| | | | Memos,
April
1997 |
| | | | Budget comparison and House Bill 3173,
March
1997 [2 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Responses to Senate Finance Committee,
January-February
1997 [3 folders] |
| | | | Contracts for state cost allocation plan,
November
1996 |
| | | | Budget development issues for selected state agencies
for the 75th Legislature, 1997, Governor's Office of Budget and Planning,
November
1996 [3 folders] |
| | | | Memo,
September
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Governor's Office budget request for fiscal years
1998/1999,
August
1996 [3 folders] |
| | | | Tax increment financing/Grapevine Mills,
May-July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos with attachments,
April-July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos and correspondence,
March
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos with attachments,
January-February
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Office of the Governor, Operating budget report,
fiscal year 1996,
November
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence and memos with attachments,
November-December
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos with attachments,
October 1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home phone number of government official] |
| | | | September
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | August 1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
May-July
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | March-May
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos with attachments,
March
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos with attachments,
November 1994-February
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; account numbers] |
| | | | Memos with attachments,
February
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | January, April 1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Budget execution/approval riders included in CSHB 1,
74th Legislature, Regular Session,
1995 |
| | | | Notification/reporting requirement riders included in
CSHB 1, 74th Legislature, Regular Session,
1995 |
| | | Lt. Governor Bullock,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, press releases,
itinerary, charts, lists, 1995-1998, to or from Lieutenant Governor Bob Bullock
or his staff, concerning the lack of a Governor's Office email address, drought
conditions in Texas, "out of state" letters
notifying Bullock of dates to serve as acting Governor, appointments by
Bullock, the Judicial Selection Task Force, interim study charges, legislation,
and the funeral of Robert E. Johnson, Sr. Some memos from Bullock's staff were
forwarded to the Governor's Office and are located in files throughout this
series. Additional out of state letters are located in a separate series in the
Executive Office records.] |
| | | | Update on drought conditions and state's efforts,
August
1998 |
| | | | Correspondence,
1996-1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
e-mail addresses] |
| | | | Memo, press releases and out of state letters,
July-November
1996 |
| | | | Out of state letters and memo re: holiday,
March-May
1996 |
| | | | Memos, press releases, and out of state letters,
December 1995-February
1996 |
| | | | Press releases, out of state letters, and
correspondence,
October-November
1995 |
| | | | September
1995 [2 folders] |
| | | [First folder contains possibly excepted
information: home phone number of government employee] |
| | | [First folder contains correspondence
assigned the following unique number(s): 9509270004; 9509270005] |
| | | | Interim charges for Senate committees,
August 25,
1995 |
| | | | May-August
1995 |
| | | | January-April
1995 |
| | | Carbon I & II |
| | [Papers, reports, memos, correspondence,
charts, and clippings, 1995-1997, re: air pollution from Mexican power plants.]
|
| | | | 1996-1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 1997 [3 folders] |
| | | [Folder 2 contains possibly excepted
information: email address] |
| | | | 1995, 1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Census 2000 |
| | [Clippings, memos, reports, 1998-1999,
concerning preparations for the U.S. decennial census in 2000, methods of
counting, and potential effects on Texas.] |
| | | | U.S. Census Monitoring Board and news articles:
|
| | | | | January-February
1999 |
| | | | | 1998 |
| | | | Memos from Vickers Meadows: |
| | | | | June
1998 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | | January
1998 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Century Council,
February-April
1995 [2 folders] |
| | [Press releases, memos, and plans for
bilingual anti-drunk driving campaign. See also separate series Executive
Assistant's Office files, Correspondence file.] |
| | | Child support |
| | [Correspondence, memos, and work plan,
1997-1999, concerning the development of solutions to problems with the
Attorney General's Child Support Division. See also folders titled Attorney
General.] |
| | | | Memos and correspondence,
August, October 1998;
January 1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos and work plan,
December 1997, April
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Children's Health Insurance Program
(CHIP),
1999,
[199-?] [2 folders] |
| | | Children's Trust Fund,
1997-1998 |
| | [re: contracts and sunset
review] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Citizens for a Sound Economy |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
1995-1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508230057] |
| | | | Folder of printed material: |
| | | | | Press releases, advertisements, programs,
1995 |
| | | | | Brochures,
[1995?] |
| | | | | Press clippings,
1995 |
| | | | | Annual report and Grassroots
America special report,
1994 |
| | | | | Citizen Alert, Vol. II,
Nos. 1-2,
1995 |
| | | | | Economic Perspective
and Capitol Comments,
November 1994; May,
July 1995 |
| | | | | Issues and answers:
|
| | | | | | August
1995 |
| | | | | | March, July
1995 |
| | | | | | August 1993, April
1994 |
| | | | | Health care reform,
Citizen's guide to energy and the environment, and
Wasting America's money II,
1992,
[199-] |
| | | | | Bumper stickers, buttons, cards,
[1995?] |
| Box |
| 2002/151-299 | | | Coastal
Management |
| | [Correspondence, memos, proposed rules,
comments, clippings, legislation, press releases, schedules, talking points,
and a statement by Land Commissioner Garry Mauro, 1994-1996, concerning the
development of Texas' Coastal Zone Management Plan and its approval by the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Ocean and Coastal
Resource Management (OCRM), and the role of the Texas Coastal Coordination
Council. Correspondents include Governor Bush, his General Counsel staff, Land
Commissioner Garry Mauro, Lieutenant Governor Bob Bullock, Railroad
Commissioner Barry Williamson, Texas Department of Agriculture officials, OCRM
officials, legislators, lawyers, and engineers. See also folders titled
Environmental, Land Office, and Railroad Commission.] |
| | | | Correspondence and talking points,
August-November 1995,
June 1996 |
| | | | Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management's
comments on the Coastal Coordination Council's proposed rules,
July-August
1995 [3 folders] |
| | | | Schedule, correspondence, statement,
July
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | May-June
1995 |
| | | | March-April
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 1994, February-March
1995, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Proposed rules, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter
501, Coastal Management Program,
1995? [3 folders] |
| | | | Coastal Coordination Council amendments to Texas
Administrative Code, Section 503.1 re: Coastal Management Program boundary,
1995 |
| | | | Proposed rules, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter
505, Council procedures for state consistency with Coastal Management Program
goals and policies,
1995? [2 folders] |
| | | | Proposed rules, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter
506, Council procedures for federal consistency with Coastal Management Program
goals and priorities,
[1995?] |
| | | Colleges & universities,
March 24,
1997 |
| | [Memo from Budget & Planning staff re:
university formula funding. See also folders titled Budget &
Planning.] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Commerce Department,
Vols. 1-3 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, reports, press
releases, clippings, printed material, presentation and briefing material,
1991-1996, undated, comprise materials about or from the Texas Department of
Commerce (TDOC). Subjects include economic development, including business
expansion, attraction, and closure; trade missions; military base closures; and
the Job Training Partnership Act. Correspondents include TDOC executive
directors Brenda Arnett and Deborah Kastrin, Texas Economic Development
Council, business owners and representatives, and foreign trade organizations.
See folders titled Department of Economic Development for files beginning
January 1997. See also folders titled Economic development and Military base
closures.] |
| | | | Information regarding Deborah Kastrin's service as
executive director,
January-February 1995,
December 1996 [3 folders] |
| | | [Folders 1-3 contain possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda; information relating to economic development
negotiations] |
| | | | Correspondence, news release, clipping,
September-December
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence and memo,
August
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence, clipping, memo,
July
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9608020017] |
| | | | Covering all the bases: Texas'
plan for the new defense environment, recommendations to the Governor,
Texas Defense Economic Adjustment Advisory Council,
July
1996 |
| | | | June
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | [First folder contains correspondence
assigned the following unique number(s): 9606060093] |
| | | | May
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | | April
1996 |
| | | | The Mills Corporation materials,
1995-April
1996 |
| | | | March
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | | February
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9602260122; 9602200129; 9602130084] |
| | | | January 19-26,
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601300050] |
| | | | Phone Power, Inc.,
January 18,
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601250058] |
| | | | January 16, 1996,
undated |
| | | | January 3-15,
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601160192] |
| | | | United Kingdom Investment Mission, personal briefing
packet for Brenda F. Arnett, executive director,
January
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | | Kelly [Air Force Base] privatization presentation,
undated |
| | | | October-December
1995 |
| | | [Folders 1-3 contain possibly excepted
information: information relating to economic development
negotiations] |
| | | | Material from Cypress Semiconductor,
[ca. October
1995] [3 folders] |
| | | | Florida Council of 100,
November 1992, October
17, 1995, undated |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9510180095] |
| | | | Internal audit,
October 13,
1995 |
| | | | October 1995,
undated |
| | | | September
1995 [2 folders] |
| | | | Defense transition grant,
August
1995 [3 folders] |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508140090] |
| | | | July-August
1995 |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda; information concerning economic development
negotiations] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508140069] |
| | | | Global Communities workshop information,
July
1995 [2 folders] |
| | | | Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center, article and
printed material,
July
1995 |
| | | | Smart Jobs Fund biennial report, 1994-1995,
July
1995 |
| | | | June
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters] |
| | | | Presentation by representatives from the City of
Jefferson and Marion County, Texas for assistance concerning a proposed
International Paper Co. particle board plant,
April 4,
1995 [removed from binder] |
| | | | March-May
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9503170177] |
| | | | Luigino's Italian Food,
March 1, 1995 |
| | | | January-February
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address and phone number of government employee] |
| | | | Organization charts: |
| | | | | January
1995 |
| | | | | October
1994 |
| | | | Incentives,
January
1995 [5 folders; removed from binder] |
| | | | Executive brief, Governor's transition package, Job
Training Partnership Act,
January
1995 |
| | | | NAFTA and Texas State Office in Mexico City,
1992-1993,
[1995?] [2 folders; removed from binder] |
| | | | Carrier complaint re: State of Texas Energy Efficient
Air Conditioner Program,
October 1991-October
1994 [4 folders] |
| | | Communications,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | | | Office of the Governor web site recommendations,
August
1997 |
| | | | Clippings and Schreiner College speech,
April
1996 |
| | | | Articles and transcript of President Clinton's State
of the Union address,
January, March
1996 |
| | | Communities in Schools,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | | | Memo with letter,
October
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Reports, memo, letter,
March, June 1995;
August 1996 |
| | | Comptroller of Public Accounts,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Memos, correspondence, plans, fact
sheets, clippings, press releases, 1991, 1995-1998, from or about the Texas
Comptroller's Office concerning business and property taxation, tax relief,
fundraising, welfare and job training funding, welfare reform, Medicaid
funding, school finance, revenue estimates, Comptroller programs and projects
including the Texas Performance Review and Texas Tomorrow Fund, Bulgaria trip,
Bridge City ISD et al. v. Texas Comptroller of Public
Accounts, and the Comptroller contract with the Office of State-Federal
Relations. Correspondents include Comptroller John Sharp and his staff,
legislators, Governor's Office staff, and citizens.] |
| | | | 1997-1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | June 1991, November
1996 |
| | | | February-November
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604110032] |
| | | | November-December
1995 |
| | | | October
1995 |
| | | | Texas Sales and Use Tax
Rates,
October
1995 |
| | | | September
1995 |
| | | | Texas Workforce Commission
project: progress report,
September
1995 |
| | | | May, July-August
1995 |
| | | | March
1995 |
| | | | January-February
1995 |
| | | | 1996-1997 Biennial revenue
estimate, 74th Legislature,
January
1995 |
| | | Computers for Schools,
1997-1998 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Conservation Work Corps,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | | |
[empty folder removed] |
| | | | Report to governor and policy memo,
June-July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Interagency cooperative agreement between TDCJ [Texas
Department of Criminal Justice] and TPWD [Texas Parks and Wildlife Department],
May
1995 |
| | | Contracts for professional
service, 1997 |
| | | | [Re: cost allocation plan. See also
Budget & Planning folders for contracts for other years.] |
| Box |
| 2002/151-300 | | | Correspondence |
| | | | Internal memos and weekly report from Correspondence
Division,
1995,
1997-1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Letters with attachments routed to Correspondence
Division,
1997 [2 folders] |
| | | [Folder 2 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | | Joe Allbaugh's correspondence on various subjects,
1997-1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number] |
| | | Council on Competitive Government,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | | |
[empty folder removed] |
| | | | Correspondence and newsletter,
December 1995,
February-March 1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9602200055] |
| | | Courthouse restoration,
1998 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents; agency memoranda; home address and home phone
number of government official] |
| | | Criminal Justice,
Vols. 1-[10] |
| | [Correspondence, memos, plans, reports,
studies, briefings, legislative bills, clippings, created by or concerning the
Governor's Office Criminal Justice Division (CJD), the Criminal Justice Policy
Council (CJPC), and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). Some
material also concerns the Texas Commission on Jail Standards. Subjects include
criminal justice planning, prison capacity, prisoners' health, death row
inmates, prison programs, narcotics task forces, Crime Stoppers, the Vitapro
scandal involving TDCJ officials, prison escapes, security fencing, and TDCJ
employee complaints. Correspondents include CJPC head Tony Fabelo, TDCJ
executive director Wayne Scott, TDCJ board members Allan Polunsky and Carol
Vance, CJD staff, legislators, and Governor's Office staff. See also folders
titled Criminal Justice Policy, Criminal Justice Vitapro, Pardons and Paroles,
and Permian Basin Drug Task Force.] |
| | | | Memo with attachments re: Criminal Justice Division,
February
1999 [2 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Special investigation of the TDCJ Ellis Unit death row
offender escape,
November 26-27,
1998 [3 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain law enforcement records] |
| | | | Raising the bar: an outline for
excellence and Human Resources recommendations for CJD,
January
1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Criminal Justice Division agency overview,
[ca.
1998-1999] |
| | | | Criminal Justice Focus
draft and CJD summary of activities,
1998-1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Draft report to the 76th Legislature, CJD,
December
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | "Politics and management in
the Texas Governor's Office: the case of Crime Stoppers," William F.
West,
September
1998 |
| | | | Draft Criminal justice
plan, FY 2000, CJD,
August
1998 [3 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
May-August, December
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; TDCJ inmate information] |
| | | | Correspondence, memos, list,
March-April
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Vitapro indictments of James Collins and Yank Berry,
March
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Multi-year statewide strategy
for drugs and violent crime control, CJD,
March
1998 [3 folders] |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos and correspondence,
December 1997-January
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Project Re-Enterprise, Red McCombs,
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Report to the Governor and Legislature, The facts to
answer three questions related to the growing demand for prison space, CJPC,
November 17,
1997 |
| | | | Prison capacity and Texas Correctional Industries,
November
1997 |
| | | | Sheriff Falcon and Starr County [Narcotics] Task
Force: |
| | | | | Memos,
November
1997 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; account numbers] |
| | | | | Tab A and Tab B,
January, March 1995;
January 1996 |
| | |