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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 (Hay
distribution-Youth Commission),
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
(Hay Distribution-Youth Commission) 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 (Hay distribution-Youth Commission) |
| 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 second half of
the Executive Assistant's Office subject files, from Hay distribution to Youth
Commission. For the first half of the subject files, see
Texas Governor George W. Bush, Executive Assistant's Office
Subject files (Administration [Division]-Growth Fund) . For the
remainder of the Executive Assistant's Office files, see
Texas 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); 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 (Hay
distribution-Youth Commission),
1944,
1947, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1983-1999, undated (bulk
1995-1999), 21.65 cubic ft.
|
| Box |
| 2002/151-306 | | | Hay distribution,
August
1998 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Health, Texas Department of
|
| | [Correspondence, memos, printed material,
1995-1999, concerning the Texas Department of Health (TDH). Subjects include
selection of executive director, complaints about employees, birth
certificates, immunization programs, program administration, budget, diabetes,
Title V Futures project, litigation, and Medicaid. See also folders titled Blue
Cross Blue Shield, Health care, and Health and Human Services.] |
| | | | February, June 1998;
January-March 1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home address, social security number of government
employee] |
| | | | Re: activities of TDH employee at Kunming, China,
Medical College,
1996-1997,
undated [2 folders] |
| | | | Correspondence,
May-June
1997 |
| | | | October 1995-January
1996, March-April, October 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601290046; 9511080019] |
| | | | Diabetes Council materials,
1994-1995 [2 folders] |
| | | | Title V Futures Project,
August, October
1995 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9510180192] |
| | | Health care |
| | | | Sensitive Care issues,
February
1999 |
| | | [Effect of suspension of Medicare
payments on residential facility.] |
| | | | Briefing materials,
February 18,
1999 [2 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
email address] |
| | | Health and Human Services,
Vols. 1-4 |
| | [Memos, correspondence, testimony,
clippings, printed material, and court documents,1990, 1992-1999, created by or
concerning the Texas Department of Human Services (DHS), Texas Health and Human
Services Commission (HHSC), Texas Workforce Commission, Texas Department of
Mental Health and Mental Retardation, or the Texas Department of Health.
Subjects concern the restructuring of health and human services agencies,
welfare reform, the electronic benefits transfer program, TIES (Texas
Integrated Eligibility Services), Medicaid, block grants, the welfare program
Texas Works, litigation (State of Texas v. U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services), child support enforcement, immigrant
and refugee resettlement programs, rabies vaccines, child immunizations,
nursing homes, mental health programs, health insurance, DHS and HHSC goals,
duties, and structure, appointments, investigations, salaries, the Bureau of
WIC Nutrition [Women, Infants and Children], and complaints against medical
personnel. Correspondents include Lt. Governor Bob Bullock, DHS Commissioners
Burton Raiford and Eric Bost, HHSC Commissioner Mike McKinney, Governor's
Office staff Albert Hawkins, Ron Lindsey, Al Gonzales and others, state
legislators and members of Congress, governors of other states, Transactive
Corporation, National Benefits Consultants, The Institutes for Health and Human
Services, Inc. and others. See also folders titled Blue Cross Blue Shield,
Health care, and Health, Texas Department of .] |
| | | | November 1998,
February-March 1999, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | February-July,
September 1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
legislative information; agency memoranda] |
| | | | November 1997, January
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
legislative information; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Transactive and EBT [electronic benefits transfer]
program,
July 1996,
August-October 1997 |
| | | | May-August, October
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Medicaid and integrated eligibility,
February-March 1997,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Brett Woods application for DHS commissioner,
February
1997 |
| | | | August 1996, January
1997, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Complaint against registered nurse,
September-October
1996 |
| | | | 1994-1995,
September-October 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | State of Texas v. U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services: |
| | | | | DHHS witness statements and exhibits,
1992-1993,
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | | | May-June
1996 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | | May
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence and clippings,
April
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604220027; 9604230064] |
| | | | Dr. Burzynski,
1994-April
1996 [3 folders] |
| | | | January-April
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604090033; 9604150028] |
| | | | State of Texas v. U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services, Brief in support of state's
administrative appeal,
January
1996 |
| | | | August, November
1995-January 1996, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | "Revenue maximization
services for the state of Texas," presentation materials, National
Benefits Consultants, Deloitte & Touche,
December
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
October-November
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | September
1995 |
| | | | August-September
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9509080019] |
| | | | Institutes for Health and Human Services, Inc. memo,
August 21,
1995 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508240025] |
| | | | Institute for Health and Human Services, Inc.
Corporate Capabilities,
August
1995 [3 folders] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508220256] |
| | | | Agreement between Texas Health and Human Services
Commission and Institute for Health and Human Services, Inc.,
March
1995 [5 folders] |
| | | | August
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9508210245] |
| | | | April, June-July
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | March-April
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home phone number of government employee] |
| | | | January-March
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; audit working papers] |
| | | | Bureau of WIC [Women, Infants and Children] Nutrition
1992-1993 biennial report,
[after 1993 Aug. 31],
January 1995 |
| | | | WIC mission, policies, procedures,
1994 |
| | | | Consolidation of WIC regulations,
1990 |
| | | | Letter from DeAnn Friedholm,
December
1994 |
| | | Historical Commission,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Studies, reports, correspondence, memos,
printed material, lists, commission agenda, proposal, memorandum of
understanding, cost estimates, color photocopies of photographs, clippings,
press releases, program, fan, and video tape, 1994-1999, created by or
concerning the Texas Historical Commission (THC). Subjects include the
management of state and federal-owned historic sites (including Fort Davis
National Historic Site), the search for LaSalle's ship L'Aimable and the
excavation of his ship, La Belle, courthouse and cemetery preservation,
historical markers (including the Bush family home in Midland), the repair of
the Sam Rayburn House Museum in Bonham due to an electrical fire, the Historic
Preservation Fund, the Governor's Mansion, Los Caminos del Rio National
Heritage Area, the Governor's Award for Historic Preservation, and state
historic properties. Correspondents include THC chair John Nau, THC executive
director Curtis Tunnell and other THC staff, Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department officials including Andrew Sansom, and Governor's Office staff
including Albert Hawkins.] |
| | | | Texas Cultural Heritage
Plan, Preserving our place in history: a report and recommendations from
the Texas Historical Commission on the 1998 evaluation of historic sites
managed by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department,
February
1999 |
| | | | June-August
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home address and home phone number of government
officials] |
| | | | January-April
1998 |
| | | | April, August, December
1997-January 1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence re: Texas Historic Sites study,
February-March
1997 |
| | | | Texas Historic Sites, a study for the Texas Historical
Commission and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department,
January
1997 |
| Box |
| 2002/151-307 | | | | October-November 1996,
February 1997 |
| | | | Correspondence,
July-August
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | October, December 1995;
January-February 1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601250101; 9510300049] |
| | | | LaSalle shipwreck [information packet]: July, October 1995
[2 folders] |
| | | | August
1995 |
| | | | April-July
1995 |
| | | | Governor's Award for Historic Preservation,
March 14,
1995 |
| | | | December 1994, February
1995, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number of government official or employee] |
| | | Historically underutilized
business |
| | [See also folders titled General
Services.] |
| | | | Memos, agenda, and correspondence,
January, March,
August-October 1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Taylor, Pruitt & Company, Inc.,
1994,
1996 [removed from presentation folder] |
| | | Honduras relief effort [for
Hurricane Mitch],
November
1998 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Hong Kong Economics & Trade
Office |
| | | | November-December 1998,
February 1999 |
| | | | July-August, October
1998 |
| | | | July
1998 |
| | | Housing,
Vols. 1-5 |
| | [Records are memos, correspondence,
clippings, resumes, application forms, press releases, organizational chart,
tables, list, court documents, plans, rules, presentation materials, printed
material, and agenda, 1994-1999, created by or concerning the Texas Department
of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA). Subjects include emergency shelter
grant fund allocations, an audit of TDHCA, manufactured housing, low income
housing tax credits (LIHTC), low income home energy assistance program
(LIHEAP), colonias, multi-family housing, disaster relief, agency management,
applications, recommendations and resignations. Correspondents include
Governor's Office staff, TDHCA officials and staff including Larry Paul Manley
and Daisy Stiner, state legislators, and corporations. See the series Executive
Assistant's Office files, Requests and recommendations for additional documents
concerning applicants for the TDHCA executive director position. See also
folders titled Emergency management and the series Policy Office, Records
regarding the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.] |
| | | | August-September,
November 1998, February 1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | August-November
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home address and home phone number of government
official] |
| | | | May-August
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home phone numbers of former government employees] |
| | | | American Multi-Housing Partnerships, Inc. corporate
profile,
April
1998 [2 folders] |
| | | | March-April
1998 |
| | | | TDHCA Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program Qualified
Allocation Plan & Rules,
January
1998 [3 folders] |
| | | | June 1997-January 1998
|
| | | | Emergency management,
March
1997 |
| | | | TDHCA executive director applicants,
December 1994-August
1995, undated [3 folders] |
| | | [Folders 1-2 contain possibly excepted
information: home addresses, home phone numbers, social security numbers of
government employees; drivers license numbers] |
| | | | Memo with attachments,
June-December 1997
|
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | September-October 1997,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; audit working papers] |
| | | | Re: TDHCA employee termination,
September
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memo and articles re: Dallas County Community Action
Committee,
August-September 1997
[2 folders] |
| | | | March 1995; January,
June, August 1997 |
| | | | April-July,
October-November 1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604260009] |
| | | | April
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9604240001] |
| | | | TDHCA tax-exempt multi-family mortgage revenue bond
program for non-profits, briefing package,
April
1996 |
| | | | Letter,
March 3,
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9603050060] |
| | | | Low-income housing tax credit projects/conflicts of
interest,
October 1994,
May-November 1995 [4 folders] |
| | | [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda] |
| | | [Folder 4 contains possibly excepted
information: certain legal matters] |
| | | | Rural LISC [Local Initiatives Support Corporation],
October-November
1995 [removed from presentation folder] |
| | | | October-November 1995
|
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9511080018; 9511010093; 9510050047] |
| | | | LISC [Local Initiatives Support Corporation],
September
1995 |
| | | | April-June,
August-September 1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9509270001; 9508210147] |
| | | | Dallas Partnership Action Plan,
June 1994, May 1995
|
| | | | March 15-28,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
drivers license number; social security number] |
| | | | Memo, 1995A cycle, tax credit allocation,
March 13,
1995 |
| | | | Tables, 1994 low income housing tax credit
allocations,
March 13,
1995 |
| | | | March 3-10,
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence re: low-income housing tax credit
rules,
October 1994,
January-February 23, 1995 |
| | | | TDHCA budget and program information,
February 3-17,
1995 |
| | | | Explanation of proposed amendments to Chapter 2306,
January 20,
1995 |
| | | | Final draft, bill relating to TDHCA (Chapter 2306),
January 20, 1995
[2 folders] |
| | | | January 1995,
undated |
| | | Human Resources Task
Force |
| | | | Report to the 76th Legislature,
September-October
1998 |
| | | | Subcommittee reports,
May-June
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Best practices manual, first draft,
[1998]
[4 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | December 1997,
January-February, April 1998 |
| | | | December 1997-January
1998 |
| | | | Organizational meeting,
November 18, 1997
|
| | | | November-December
1997 |
| | | Human Rights Commission [memo
re: Jasper hate crime],
June 12,
1998 |
| | | Human Services |
| | | | [See folders titled Health and Human
Services, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and TIES] |
| | | Hydrilla |
| | [Correspondence, memos, press releases,
clippings, talking points, agenda, meeting transcript, and maps, concerning a
hydrilla harvester demonstration at Lake Bastrop in June 1998 attended by
Governor Bush. Correspondents include Ray Scott. See also folders titled Lower
Colorado River Authority.] |
| | | | June 17-July, November
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | June 8-12,
1998 |
| | | | April-June 4,
1998 |
| | | Immigration,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | | | Memo re: welfare benefits,
April 24,
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memo with attachments re: prisoner transfer program,
September, December
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Incentive and Productivity
Commission, Texas,
January 1995
[2 folders] |
| | | Insurance [Department],
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, clippings,
transcript, orders, press releases, lists of issues and goals, legislation,
bill analysis, and proposed rules, 1994-1998, created by or concerning the
Texas Department of Insurance (TDI). Subjects include mandated health insurance
benefits, rental car insurance, HMOs including Kaiser Permanente, international
agreements, litigation, Medicare, natural disasters, cardiac defibrillation
units, complaints against insurance companies, and management of the Texas
Department of Insurance. Correspondents include TDI Commissioner Elton Bomer,
TDI staff, attorneys, members of Congress, corporations, organizations, and
individuals. See also folders titled Blue Cross Blue Shield, Children's Health
Insurance Program (CHIP), Health Care, and Health and Human
Services.] |
| | | | Re: health care,
September-December
1997, February 1998 |
| | | | Re: rental car insurance,
1997-1998, undated
[2 folders] |
| | | | May-July, September
1997, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | February-April
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | August, October
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Lloyd's of London,
November 1995, April
1996, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
litigation information] |
| | | | October-November
1995 |
| | | | September
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | December 1994, May-July
1995, undated |
| | | Interagency contracts [list],
[199-] |
| | | Intern timesheets,
June
1998 |
| | | Internship programs,
1996-1998 |
| | | Internal audit |
| | [Correspondence, memos, response to State
Auditor's Office management survey, drafts, audit reports, and audit plans and
risk assessments, 1996-1998, concerning internal audits of the Governor's
Office and its programs by its internal auditor, Catherine Melvin.] |
| | | | Annual report for FY 1998,
October
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; audit working papers] |
| | | | Correspondence and response to SAO management survey,
August-September
1998 |
| | | | Annual report for FY 1997,
October
1997 |
| | | | February,
July-September 1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | August,
October-November 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | June-July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos and audit plan,
February-March
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| Box |
| 2002/151-308 | | | Interstate Oil & Gas Compact
Commission [re: Houston meeting],
November-December
1995 [2 folders] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home phone number of government employee ] |
| | | Judicial selection [draft
task force report and memo],
December
1996 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda)] |
| | | Kappa weekend [Galveston
beach party articles],
April, November-December
1997 |
| | | Kick Drugs Out of America, October 1997, July
1998 |
| | [See also folders titled Communities in
Schools and Criminal Justice.] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Land Office,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Records include memos, correspondence,
official memoranda, bid documents, reports, legislation, clippings, press
releases, and maps from or concerning the General Land Office, its management,
the Veterans Land Board, beach cleanup, and contingent fee contracts, with the
bulk of the materials relating to the potential sale of state land. Land and
buildings mentioned in the records include the Pease Mansion, E.O. Thompson
Building, Permanent School Fund land in El Paso County, Camp Mabry, the
"Hog Farm" in Williamson and Travis counties,
land donation for a state veterans cemetery, James Harper Starr State Office
Building, Parking Lot 19, and land near the San Antonio missions.
Correspondents include Governor's Office staff, General Land Office
Commissioner Garry Mauro and staff, School Land Board member Louis Renaud,
legislators, other state agency staff, local officials, and members of the
public.] |
| | | | March-April, August
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | January
1998 |
| | | | Bid solicitation, 4292 acres in El Paso County,
November-December
1997 |
| | | | September-October,
December 1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | January, October,
December 1996; June, September 1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters] |
| | | | November
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters] |
| | | | State agency property recommended transactions, report
to the governor,
September-October
1996 |
| | | | July-August
1996 |
| | | | Bidding information for July 16, 1996 sealed bid land
sale,
June
1996 |
| | | | Parking lot 19 bid packet,
May
1996 |
| | | | March, May
1996 |
| | | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9605060212; 9603190096] |
| | | | November 1995-January
1996 |
| | | | State agency property recommended transactions draft,
October
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | [May?], June, [not
before August] 1995 |
| | | Speaker Laney,
1995-1996 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
legislator's correspondence concerning citizen; home phone of government
employee] |
| | | Law Enforcement [Officer
Standards and Education, Commission on],
October 1996, February
1997 |
| | | Legislative Budget
Board |
| | | | Office of the Governor request for legislative
appropriations for FY 1998 and 1999,
August
1996 [2 folders] |
| | | | March, August, November
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9603190072] |
| | | | Staff agency assignments list,
January
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9601220014] |
| | | | March 1993,
February-March, November 1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Legislative Medal of Honor,
Texas [James M. Logan],
1944, 1960, 1962,
1996-May 1997, undated [2 folders] |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number; agency memoranda] |
| | | Legislative session,
76th |
| | [Correspondence, memos, tables, lists,
legislative bills, chronology, dating 1997-1999, undated, concerning
appropriations, county clerk filing fees, sunset legislation, legislative
events in 1995 and 1997, HMO point-of-service option, revenue estimates, and
new representatives. Correspondents include Governor's Office staff and
Legislative Budget Board staff.] |
| | | | CSHB [Committee Substitute for House Bill] 1
comparison with governor's proposals (by agency),
[1999] |
| | | | December 1998-March
1999, undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents] |
| | | | Re: point of service option for HMOs,
1997, August 1998,
[1998 or 1999?] |
| | | | Legislative Budget Board memos,
March-April 1998,
[1998?] |
| | | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Legislative Budget Board memo,
June
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Legislative issues, 1997 |
| | [Reports, memos, calendars, legislation,
lists, publications, proposals, statutes, tables, 1997, concerning issues from
the 75th Legislature, including state budget/appropriations, vetoed
legislation, electric deregulation, sports facility construction, bill
signings, audits, deadlines, Texas Performance Review, franchise tax, contract
buy outs, and resolutions. Correspondence includes Governor's Office staff,
State Auditor's Office, Lt. Governor Bullock's staff, and Texas Legislative
Council. See also folders titled Legislative Office.] |
| | | | House Research Organization, vetoes of legislation,
75th Legislature,
July 1,
1997 |
| | | | Riders of questionable validity included in House Bill
1, general appropriations act for the 1998-99 biennium...,
June 12,
1997 [7 folders] |
| | | | May-June
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Revised electric deregulation legislation: CSSB
[Committee Substitute for Senate Bill] 965,
May 1,
1997 [3 folders] |
| | | | Texas Performance Review recommendations memo,
April 15,
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | February-April
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | January
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Funding effective government:
proposed state budget for the 1998-99 biennieum,
January
1997 |
| | | | Re: budget,
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Re: electric deregulation,
[1997] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Re: sports facility districts and electric
deregulation,
[1997] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents; agency memoranda] |
| | | Legislative Office,
Vols. 1-5 |
| | [Records are correspondence, memos,
reports, press releases, legislation, proclamations, lists, clippings,
analyses, index, and printed material, 1994-1998, concerning, created by, or
forwarded from the Governor's Legislative Office. Subjects include office
procedures and organization, bill signings and vetoes, resolutions,
budget/appropriations, ethics, new agencies, tort reform, sports facility
construction, franchise tax, criminal justice, Parks and Wildlife Department,
judicial remedies, SCR 26 cases, cooperation with Congressional delegation,
local law bills, legislators, space management, Texas low-level radioactive
waste compact, regional councils of government, health and human services, and
emissions testing. Correspondents are mostly Governor's Office staff, but also
include Lt. Governor Bullock's staff, legislative agencies, the Texas Retailers
Association, attorneys for Circle C in Austin, local officials, Texans for
Lawsuit Reform, public interest groups, and others.] |
| | | | Memo re: legislative workload,
July 1,
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Major issues of the 75th
Legislature, Regular Session, House Research Organization,
July 11,
1997 |
| | | | Press releases and memo,
June
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | House Bill 3207, ethics bill,
May
1997 |
| | | | March-April
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents] |
| | | | January-February
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Index of bill analyses and digests, House Research
Organization,
[May
1997] |
| | | | Re: privatization of correctional facilities,
[1997] |
| | | | Memos with attachments,
May
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legislative documents; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Re: procedures,
1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 1997 |
| | | | December 16-23,
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | December 6-16,
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | April 1995, January,
March, August, October 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Candidates for the March 12, 1996 first primary
election, Texas Legislative Service,
January 3,
1996 |
| | | | 1996 list of candidates, Texas
Legislature, for Interested Parties,
January
1996 |
| | | | Re: budget and school finance,
[199-] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Re: old State Board of Insurance building,
[1995?] |
| | | | Memos,
September, December
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Letter and press releases,
June 16-17,
1995 |
| | | | Letters and Senate Concurrent Resolutions,
June 8 and 13,
1995 |
| | | | June 2-6,
1995 |
| | | | May 31, 1995
[2 folders] |
| | | | Memo and lists of bills sent to governor,
May 26-28,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Lists of bills sent to governor,
May 25-26,
1995 |
| | | | Memo and lists of bills sent to governor,
May 20-24,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Lists of bills sent to governor and NGA list of
proposed federal cuts,
May 16-19,
1995 |
| | | | Legislation and lists of bills sent to governor,
May 12-16,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos and lists of bills sent to governor,
May 6-11,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos, lists, and legislation,
April 11-28,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Overview of differences between the House & Senate
versions of the general appropriations bill for the 1996-97 biennium,
April 11,
1995 |
| | | | March 6-27,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| Box |
| 2002/151-309 | | | | House Bill 735 and requested changes to House Bill
1/Senate Bill 2,
March 1 and 6,
1995 |
| | | | February 17-28,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Re: meeting with CLEAT [Combined Law Enforcement
Associations of Texas] on statewide survey,
February 3,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memo re: legislative steering group,
January 22,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 74th Legislature interim charges, Texas House of
Representatives,
January
1995 |
| | | | Bills and summaries,
[1995] [2 folders] |
| | | | Veto proclamations,
June
1995 |
| | | | Conference committe report, veto proclamation, and
list of bills,
1995 |
| | | | Re: House Bill 1863,
[1995] |
| | | | Re: House Bill 3193, Senate Bill 1700, and House Bill
2322,
[1995] |
| | | | Re: appropriations rider and Circle C,
[1995] |
| | | | Legislative space
management, preliminary report,
September
1994 |
| | | Lone Star Leaders |
| | | | The Governor's "Right
Choices" Children's Initiative, background briefing materials,
August
1998 |
| | | | Memos,
October, December 1997,
February 1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Low level radioactive waste
[correspondence],
September-October
1998 |
| | | Lower Colorado River Authority,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, press releases, court
document, business plan, clippings, notes, survey, map, minutes, employment
agreement, 1994-1996, 1998, created by or concerning the Lower Colorado River
Authority (LCRA). Subjects mainly concern the control of hydrilla in the lakes,
mechanical harvester vs. chemicals. Other subjects are grandfathering tax
exempt debt for public power cities, purchase of water rights, wind power, and
the general manager's performance and compensation. Correspondents include LCRA
General Manager Mark Rose, Ray Scott, Texas B.A.S.S. Chapter Federation, and
others. See also folders titled Hydrilla.] |
| | | | Correspondence, court document, and press releases,
March 23-April 2,
1998 |
| | | | February-March 18,
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Clippings,
November 1995-January
1996 |
| | | | Services delivery survey,
December
1995 |
| | | | Fiscal Year 1996 business plan,
July
1995 [3 folders] |
| | | | May 1994, June-August
1995 |
| | | Mansion |
| | [Correspondence, memos, lists, policy,
1995-1999, concerning the Governor's Mansion. Subjects include renovation,
systems replacement, internal audit, events, and statutes. Correspondents are
Governor's Mansion and Governor's Office staff, General Services Commission,
State Preservation Board, and Texas Historical Commission.] |
| | | | January, December 1998;
February 1999 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | January, April-May,
September 1996, February 1997, October 1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
certain legal matters; agency memoranda] |
| | | | April, August, October
1995, undated |
| | | Medical Institute for Sexual
Health,
September
1997 |
| | | Membership/dues, Vol. 1 |
| | [See also folders titled Office of the
Governor and Southern States Energy Board.] |
| | | | February-March
1998 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 1995-1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Mental Health & Mental
Retardation [letter],
October 22,
1998 |
| | [See also folders titled Health and Human
Services.] |
| | | Military,
Vols. 1-3 |
| | [Records are correspondence, memos,
reports, briefing memos, biographical information, resumes, speeches,
resolution, and photograph, mainly concerning the Texas National Guard, Texas
State Guard, Reserve Militia, selection of a new Adjutant General and other
changes in leadership, military personnel voting rights, promotions,
discrimination complaints, litigation, tiltrotor task force, partnerships with
Czech Republic, move of Guard facilities to Austin-Bergstrom International
Airport, federally funded programs, federal budget cuts, participation in a
rabies vaccination program with Texas Department of Health, Bosslift, and the
Congressional Medal of Honor Society. Correspondents include Adjutant General
Sam Turk and staff, members of the Texas National Guard, City of Austin staff,
legislators, National Guard Association of Texas, and militia organizations.
See also folders titled BRAC [Base Realignment and Closure], Department of
Economic Development, Texas Air National Guard and Texas Army National
Guard.] |
| | | | Letter and resolution,
January-March
1997 |
| | | | August-September 1995,
September-November 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address of government employee] |
| | | | June, November
1995-March, May 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number; agency memoranda] |
| | | | Amicus curiae brief, Cole v. Texas Army National Guard
et al., Texas Supreme Court,
January 8,
1996 |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
October-December
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9511100013; 9510180099] |
| | | | Shellshear, Col. Thomas M.,
1992-October 1995
|
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security numbers, privacy] |
| | | | September 18-October
12, 1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
privacy; home addresses and home phone numbers of government
employees] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9510100043] |
| | | | Correspondence and reports,
May-September
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home phone number of government employees] |
| | | | John C. Cole,
February-March 1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address and home phone number of former government employee ] |
| | | | Re: Linda Hines complaint,
1994-1996,
undated [2 folders] |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
privacy; home address of government employee] |
| | | | 49th Armored Division information brief,
[not before June
1996?] |
| | | | Adjutant General's Department change of command
ceremony,
February 3,
1996 |
| | | | Memos and information on Colonel Charles Amos,
August 1995, January
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home address, home phone number, and family information for a
government employee] |
| | | | Correspondence, memos, and military service records,
July
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number of government employee] |
| | | | Correspondence,
June 9-26,
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence,
June 1-7,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number of government employee] |
| | | | Texas State Guard briefing paper,
"Equal to the task," with attachments,
1984, May
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence and biographical information on
Adjutant General Sam Turk,
May 5-15,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
social security number of government employee] |
| | | | Correspondence and National Guard Armory Board
information,
February-April
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home addresses and home phone numbers of government officials] |
| | | | Special investigation re: Colonel Amos,
October
1994 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
privacy] |
| | | Military base closures,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, clippings, agenda,
press releases, 1993-1997, concerning the closure of military bases in Texas.
Correspondents include Texas Department of Economic Development executive
director Brenda Arnett, Governor's Office staff, legislators, The Spectrum
Group, and others. See also folders titled BRAC [Base Realignment and Closure]
and Department of Economic Development.] |
| | | | 1994, June 1995,
February, May 1997, undated |
| | | | May, July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | May-June 1995, April
1996 |
| | | | Memos from Skardon Baker,
1993, 1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Museum, Texas State
History |
| | [Correspondence, memos, plans,
questionnaire, clippings, 1996-1997, concerning the proposed Texas State
History Museum and its potential location. Correspondents include Dealey
Herndon and Lt. Governor Bullock's staff. See also folders titled Preservation
Board.] |
| | | | Correspondence, organization charts, and memos,
February, August
1997 |
| | | | June-August, December
1996 |
| | | | Memos from Dealey Herndon,
June 12-17,
1996 |
| | | | May-June 4,
1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9606140033] |
| | | Music, Film & Television,
Vols. 1-3 |
| | [Memos, correspondence, employee
applications, publications, clippings, articles, policies, press releases,
lists, color photocopy of artwork for Newton Boys, 1989, 1994-1998, concern the
Office of Music, Film, Television and Multimedia, including reorganization,
relations with the film, music, and multimedia industries, filming in and
around the Texas State Capitol, and filming at the Alamo. Correspondents
include Governor's Office staff including Tom Copeland, Casey Monahan, Julia
Null, film producers and directors, and others in the entertainment industry.
See also separate group of Film Commission records. See folders titled
Preservation Board for additional information concerning permission for filming
around the Texas State Capitol.] |
| | | | Letter and memo,
July 1997, May
1998 |
| | | | Re: request to film Newton
Boys scene in Capitol,
1996-May 1997
[2 folders] |
| | | | SPB [State Preservation Board] memo re: Capitol
filming and view corridor,
March 25,
1997 |
| | | | Memos re: tax exemption and use of funds,
March 10 and 18,
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memos,
January, March
1997 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Texas music education
primer, 1996-97 edition,
September
1996 |
| | | | Memos,
May, July
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Texas Department of Commerce report,
April
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
September-November
1995, January-March 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
September
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9509270003] |
| | | | July-August 1995,
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | May-June
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | March-April
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | January-February
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | 1994-1995,
undated [2 folders] |
| | | [Folder 2 contains possibly excepted
information: agency memoranda; social security number of government
employee] |
| | | | [1995?],
undated |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Employment applications,
November-December
1994 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home addresses, home phone numbers, social security numbers of government
employees; drivers license numbers ] |
| | | | Performance appraisal report and employment
applications,
1989, November-December
1994 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home addresses, home phone numbers, social security numbers of government
employees; drivers license numbers ] |
| | | NAFTA [North American Free Trade
Agreement] |
| | [Correspondence, newsletter, clippings,
1996, concerning NAFTA, the North American Development Bank, XIV Border
Governors' Conference, and the effect of increased trade on international
bridges. Correspondents include the City of El Paso, Texas Secretary of State
Tony Garza, Alfredo Phillips O., and governors of border states with
Mexico.] |
| | | | Newsletter and letters,
November-December
1996 |
| | | | Re: El Paso bridges,
August
1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda; home phone number of public employee ] |
| | | Napalm [transport to and
recycling of in Texas],
June-July
1998 |
| | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | NASA [Johnson Space Center
and voting from space],
April 1995,
October-November 1996 |
| | | National Association of Governor's
Councils on Physical Fitness & Sports |
| | [Correspondence, reports, printed
material, notes, newsletters, goals and objectives, 1994-1997, concern the
revitalization of the Texas Governor's Commission on Physical Fitness and other
fitness organizations. Correspondents include National Association of
Governor's Councils on Physical Fitness & Sports staff, Texas Governor's
Commission member Charles L. Sterling, and other health and fitness
organizations including the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance, and the Texas Health, Racquet & Sportsclub
Association.] |
| | | | Alabama task force report,
April
1997 |
| | | | Correspondence and printed material,
August-September 1996,
January 1997 |
| | | | June 18-July 21,
1996 |
| | | | December 1994, August
1995, April-June 4, 1996 |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9605130127] |
| | | | Printed material,
1995-1996,
undated |
| | | National Research Laboratory
Commission |
| | [Correspondence, memos, program status
review concerning proposed use of the superconducting super collider site,
including a distribution center and proton cancer therapy facility.
Correspondents include staff of the National Research Laboratory Commission,
members of Congress, the University of Texas' Southwestern Medical Center's
Kern Wildenthal, and Binswanger's J. Holmes Davis.] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
March, May 1995,
August-September 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9608280165] |
| | | | Program status at the superconducting super collider
site,
December 15,
1994 |
| | | | | [Copy from John Fainter to Joe Allbaugh.] |
| | | | Program status at the superconducting super collider
site,
December 15,
1994 |
| | | | | [Original.] |
| | | National Weather Service [re:
budget shortfalls and closure of regional headquarters in Fort Worth],
February-March
1997 |
| Box |
| 2002/151-310 | | | Oil &
gas-general |
| | [Correspondence, memos, press release,
court document, report, and clipping, 1995-1996, concerning the decline in
domestic oil and gas production, energy education, Mars tension leg platform,
and litigation to collect oil royalties. Correspondents include IOGCC members,
Governor's Office staff, members of Congress, General Land Office commissioner
Garry Mauro, and energy company officials including Eugene Ames, Henry
Rosenberg, and Ernie Ladd. See also folders titled Interstate Oil & Gas
Compact Commission.] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
April-May, July,
September-October 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | [File contains correspondence assigned
the following unique number(s): 9605160150] |
| | | | Correspondence and Mars platform,
June-August, December
1995-February 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Re: General Land Office lawsuit against eight oil
companies,
February, June-July
1995 [2 folders] |
| | | Oklahoma State University
[Institute for Leadership Enrichment],
October
1997 |
| | | Olympics/Pan American
Games |
| | [Memos, correspondence, and attachments
including clippings, articles, timelines, and charts, 1996-1999, regarding
Houston and Dallas interest in an Olympic bid and a San Antonio bid for the Pan
American Games, as well as a potential state Sports Commission to assist Texas
in successfully bidding.] |
| | | | Memo from Tom Luce with attachments,
1996-January 15,
1999 [6 folders] |
| | | | Correspondence and memo with attachments,
November 1996, April
1997, April-June 1998 |
| | | Ombudsman |
| | [Records are weekly and annual reports,
memos, and correspondence, 1995-1997, concerning the Governor's Office
Ombudsman position held by Barry Lovelace, then Phil Sims. See also the series
Ombudsman's Office files, Correspondence/Constituent Services.] |
| | | | Correspondence,
July 1996, January,
June 1997 |
| | | | List of agency public information officers,
April
1996 |
| | | | Weekly reports, Office of Correspondence and
Constituent Services (including Ombudsman): |
| | | | | March 21-April 3,
1997 |
| | | | | February 28-March 13,
1997 |
| | | | | January 31-February
20, 1997 |
| | | | Annual report for 1996,
January
1997 |
| | | | Weekly reports, Correspondence/Ombudsman report,
January-March
1996 |
| | | | Weekly reports, Office of the Ombudsman: |
| | | | | October-December
1995 |
| | | | | June-September
1995 |
| | | | | March-May
1995 |
| | | | Correspondence and memos: |
| | | | | September-October,
December 1995 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | | February, April, July
1995 |
| | | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | | Memo with attachments re: Governor's Office programs,
February 6,
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda] |
| | | Pardons & Paroles,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [See also folders titled Criminal Justice
and Criminal Justice Policy Council.] |
| | | | Letter from Victor Rodriguez,
January 30,
1998 |
| | | | November-December 1995,
July-August 1996 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda, privacy] |
| | | | Henry B. Keene,
November 1994, March
1995 |
| | | [Contains possibly excepted information:
home address, home phone number, family information of government employee,
drivers license number] |
| | | Parks & Wildlife,
Vols. 1-2 |
| | [Correspondence, memos, presentation
materials, clippings, 1995-1998, [199-], concerning the Texas Parks and
Wildlife Department and its commission. Subjects include funding, boating
safety, historic sites, deer management, complaints, water resources,
endangered species, East Texas ecosystem, Japanese snow monkeys at the South
Texas Primate Observatory, game warden pay, Admiral Nimitz Museum, agency
regulations, and electronic purchase of permits. Correspondents include TPWD
executive director Andrew Sansom, Perry Bass, Bob Bullock, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, Transactive, volunteer park hosts, Texas Historical
Commission staff, and Boating Trades Associaton of Texas staff. See also
folders titled Endangered Species and Historical Commission.] |
| | | | Presentation materials re: funding,
[199-] |
| | | | Re: Fair Labor Standards Act and deer management
permit,
June
1998 |
| | | | Briefing for Governor Bush,
January 14,
1998 |
| | | | Correspondence,
December 1996, March,
July 1997 |
| | | | Boating Trades Association of Texas,
1995-February
1997 [3 folders] |
| | | | Correspondence and memos,
February, April,
| |