Overview
Texas State Archives
Texas. Governor
(1995-2000 : Bush)
Governor George W. Bush Press
Office news releases and staff files
1990-2000, undated
bulk 1995-2000
The Press Office
was responsible for managing media relations for the governor, the governor's
spouse, and the administration, including preparing news releases to
disseminate information about Texas Governor George W. Bush's actions. General,
appointment, legislative, and chronological news releases document information
that was released to the media. Staff files document interactions of Karen
Hughes and other Press Office staff with members of the media. Records include
news releases, clippings, correspondence, memoranda, speeches and talking
points, transcripts, executive orders and proclamations, enabling legislation,
reports, publications and printed material, appointment application forms,
biographies, resumes, and vitae of appointees, board or commission summary
information, maps, charts and graphs, or lists. Materials date 1990-2000,
undated, bulk 1995-2000. These
materials are written predominately in English with scattered Spanish throughout.
32.4 cubic
ft.
The records are located at the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas,
Texas.
Restrictions on Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, common law privacy (Texas Government Code, Section
552.101), confidential by law (§552.101 in conjunction with Texas Government Code Section
508.313 and Texas Occupations Code Section 159.002(d)), tax returns confidential by law
(§552.101 in conjunction with 26 U.S.C. 6103(a)), birthdates of government employees
(§552.102(a)), attorney client privilege (§552.107), agency memoranda (§552.111), home
address, home phone number, social security number, and personal family information of a
government employee (§552.117), drivers license numbers (§552.130), account information
(§552.136), email addresses (§552.137), and social security numbers (§552.147), 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 (Texas State Library and Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927,
Austin, TX 78711), fax (512-463-5436), email (Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page
(https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html).
Include enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the
archivist to accurately identify and locate the information. (Note:
The Governor's Office has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information
Coordinator for the Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request for
these records.) 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. 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.).
Technical
Requirements None.
Agency HistoryThe 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.
The Press Office, part of the Communications
Office, developed the Governor's Office website and managed media relations for
the governor, the First Lady, and the administration by disseminating
information to print and broadcast media, state and federal agencies, and the
public. During the majority of Governor Bush's tenure, the Director of
Communications was Karen P. Hughes. (The Director of Communications was
sometimes referred to--mostly by those outside the office--as the Press
Secretary.) When Hughes left that position in June 1999 to become Governor
Bush's presidential campaign spokesperson, the Deputy Director of the
Communications/Press Office, Linda Edwards, became Director, and Mike Jones
became Deputy Director. Staff prepared news releases and speeches for the
governor, handled media calls and requests for interviews, and collected and
distributed newspaper clippings about the governor and issues of concern to
Texans.
(Sources include: Guide to Texas State Agencies, 9th and 10th
eds., (1996 and 1999); the contents of the records; and versions of the Governor's Office
web site during Governor Bush's term available on the Internet Archive at http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.governor.state.tx.us, accessed on March
3, 2009.)
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.
As a Republican, 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.
(Sources include: Versions of the Governor's Office web site during Governor Bush's term
available on the Internet Archive at http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.governor.state.tx.us,
accessed on March 3, 2009.)
Scope and Contents of the
Records The Press Office was responsible for managing media relations
for the governor, the governor's spouse, and the administration, including
preparing news releases to disseminate information about Texas Governor George
W. Bush's actions. General, appointment, legislative, and chronological news
releases document information that was released to the media. Staff files
document interactions of Karen Hughes and other Press Office staff with members
of the media. Records are news releases, clippings, correspondence, memoranda,
speeches and talking points, transcripts, executive orders and proclamations,
enabling legislation, reports, publications and printed material, appointment
application forms, biographies, resumes, and vitae of appointees, board or
commission summary information, maps, charts and graphs, or lists. Materials
date 1990-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000. General news releases cover a wide
variety of topics including criminal justice, education, environment,
transportation, and welfare. Appointment news releases provide biographical and
statistical information on Governor Bush's appointees to agencies, boards,
commissions, task forces, the judiciary, district attorneys, and universities.
Legislative news releases focus on legislation signed or vetoed by Governor
Bush during the 74th, 75th, and 76th Texas Legislatures. Chronological news
releases provide date access to gubernatorial and gubernatorial campaign
releases. Staff files concern requests for interviews, quotes, and appearances
by Governor Bush.
Other Finding
Aids A Microsoft Access database with additional information about
each press release in the General news releases
series is available from the Texas State Archives.
Organization of the
Records These records are in the original order as maintained by the
agency. The records are organized into two series:
- News
releases, 1990-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000, 30 cubic ft.
- Staff
files, 1995-2000, 2.4 cubic ft.
Index Terms The
terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to
find similar or related records.
Personal
Names: Bush, George W.
(George Walker), 1946-Hughes, Karen
P. Corporate Names:
Texas.
Office of the Governor.
Subjects:
Administrative agencies--Texas.
Capital
punishment--Texas.Criminal justice, Administration of--Texas.
Disaster relief--Texas.
Economic
development--Texas.
Education and state--Texas.
Emergency
management--Texas.Gambling--Texas.
Governors--Texas.
Grants-in-aid--Texas.
Gun control--Texas.
Human services--Texas.
Insurance--Texas.Juvenile justice, Administration of--Texas.
Legislation--Texas.
Literacy programs--Texas.Government
litigation--Texas. Military bases--Texas.
Natural resources--Texas.
Political
campaigns--Texas.Property
tax relief--Texas.Public health--Texas.
Public welfare--Texas.Taxation--Texas.
Torts--Texas. Transportation--Texas.
Voluntarism--Texas.
Places: Texas--Economic development.
Texas--Emigration and
immigration.Texas--Officials and employees--Selection and
appointment. Texas--Politics and government--1951-
Texas--Relations--Mexico.
Mexico--Relations--Texas.
Document Types: Application
forms--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk 1995-2000.
Clippings (information artifacts)--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk
1995-2000.Correspondence--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk
1995-2000.Executive orders--Texas--Governors--1990-2000,
bulk 1995-2000.Invitations--Texas--Governors--1996-2000.
Lists--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk 1995-2000.
Memorandums--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk
1995-2000. Press
releases--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk 1995-2000.
Proclamations--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk
1995-2000.Publications--Texas--Governors--1990-2000,
bulk 1995-2000.Reports--Texas--Governors--1990-2000,
bulk 1995-2000.Résumés (personnel
records)--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk 1995-2000.
Speeches--Texas--Governors--1990-2000, bulk 1995-2000.
Transcripts--Texas--Governors--1996-2000.
Functions: Communicating Texas
government policy.Advocating Texas government
policy.
Related Material 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.
Texas State
Archives
Texas Governor George W. Bush, Appointments Office records,
1960-2000, bulk 1994-2000, 118.7 cubic ft.
Texas Governor George W. Bush, Legislative
Office records, 1988, 1990, 1992-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000, 114 cubic ft.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas Governor George W. Bush Press
Office news releases and staff files. Archives and Information Services
Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Processing Information
News releases processed by Tonia J. Wood, July 2010, December 2011
Staff files processed by Tony Black, October 2002
Additions to staff
files processed by Jessica Tucker, October 2011
Finding aid updated by Tonia J. Wood, April 2013
Accession Information
Accession number: 2002/151
In December 2000, Governor George W. Bush designated the George Bush Presidential Library and
Museum in College Station, Texas 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 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 were moved to the
George W. Bush Presidential Library in February 2013.
Detailed Description
of the Records News releases,
1990-2000, undated,
bulk 1995-2000,
30 cubic ft.
The Press Office was responsible for preparing news releases to disseminate
information about Texas Governor George W. Bush's actions. General,
appointment, legislative, and chronological news releases document information
that was released to the media. Records include news releases, clippings,
correspondence, memoranda, speeches and talking points, executive orders and
proclamations, enabling legislation, reports, publications and printed
material, appointment application forms, biographies, resumes, and vitae of
appointees, board or commission summary information, maps, charts and graphs,
or lists. Materials date 1990-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000. General news
releases cover a wide variety of topics including criminal justice, education,
environment, transportation, and welfare. Appointment news releases provide
biographical and statistical information on Governor Bush's appointees to
agencies, boards, commissions, task forces, the judiciary, district attorneys,
and universities. Legislative news releases focus on legislation signed or
vetoed by Governor Bush during the 74th, 75th, and 76th Texas Legislatures.
Chronological news releases provide date access to gubernatorial and
gubernatorial campaign releases.
News releases were filed under multiple
topics and across the four series to facilitate access by Press Office
staff.
OrganizationThe records
are organized as received from the Governor's Office into four subseries:
- General news releases, 1990-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000, 15 cubic
ft.
- Appointment news releases, 1992-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000,
12.4 cubic ft.
- Legislative news releases, 1995, 1997, 1999, 1.2
cubic ft.
- Chronological news releases, 1993-2000, 1.4 cubic
ft.
Preferred Citation (Identify the item and cite the subseries),
News releases, Texas Governor George W. Bush Press Office news releases and
staff files. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library
and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, common law privacy (Texas Government Code,
Section 552.101), confidential by law (§552.101 in conjunction with Texas Government
Code Section 508.313), tax returns confidential by law (§552.101 in conjunction with 26
U.S.C. 6103(a)), birthdates of government employees (§552.102(a)), attorney client
privilege (§552.107), agency memoranda (§552.111), home address, home phone number,
social security number, and personal family information of a government employee
(§552.117), drivers license numbers (§552.130), email addresses (§552.137), and social
security numbers (§552.147), 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 (Texas State Library
and Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax (512-463-5436), email
(Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page (https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html). Include enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist to
accurately identify and locate the information requested. (Note: The Governor's Office
has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information Coordinator for the
Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request for these records.)
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. 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.).
Processed by
General news releases processed by Tonia J. Wood, July 2010
Appointments news releases, A through F and general files, processed by Tony
Black, 2005
Appointments news releases, G through Y and
judicial/university appointments, processed by Tonia J. Wood, September
2009
Legislative news releases processed by Tonia J. Wood, October
2009
Chronological news releases processed by Tonia J. Wood, September
2009
General news releases,
1990-2000, undated,
bulk
1995-2000,
15 cubic
ft. The Press
Office was responsible for preparing news releases to disseminate information
about Governor Bush's actions. General news releases, dating 1990-2000,
undated, bulk 1995-2000, include statements issued on behalf of the governor,
plus supporting documentation such as executive orders and proclamations. Files
marked (general files) contain such things as
correspondence and press releases from other public and private entities,
newspaper clippings, magazine articles, legislative updates, and reports from
committees.
Subjects with significant coverage in the news releases
include abortion, AIDS, alcohol and drug abuse, art, base closures, border
issues with Mexico (including the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)),
the state budget, criminal justice (including juvenile justice), the death
penalty (executions and pardons), the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),
disasters (both natural and otherwise, including the Texas A&M University
bonfire tragedy), drought, education (especially reading, the Texas Assessment
of Academic Skills (TAAS) test, and social promotion), electric deregulation,
the environment (especially emissions control and low-level radioactive waste
disposal), faith-based initiatives, gambling (especially Indian casinos), gun
control, insurance reform, legislation, libraries, literacy, property taxes,
racism (including hate crimes), tobacco litigation, tort reform, volunteerism,
and welfare reform.
Subject files through Fingerprint imaging were housed in acid-free folders,
duplicates removed, and newspaper clippings and post-it notes photocopied onto
acid-free paper. Beginning with Firefighting
equipment, folders were not replaced, duplicates were not removed and
clippings and post-it notes were not photocopied.
Arrangement These records
are arranged alphabetically by subject, and then chronologically within each
subject as received from the Governor's Office. A few items not interfiled by
Press Office staff were kept separate and are filed at the end of this
series.
Preferred
Citation (Identify the item), General news releases, News releases,
Texas Governor George W. Bush Press Office news releases and staff files.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
Restrictions on Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, common law privacy (Texas Government Code,
Section 552.101), confidential by law (§552.101 in conjunction with Texas Government
Code Section 508.313), attorney client privilege (§552.107), agency memoranda
(§552.111), home address, home phone number, social security number, and personal
family information of a government employee (§552.117), 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 (Texas State Library and
Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax (512-463-5436), email
(Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page (https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html). Include
enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. (Note: The Governor's
Office has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information
Coordinator for the Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request
for these records.) 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. 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.).
Processed by
Tonia J. Wood, July 2010
2002/151-1827 100 days, First,
April May 4, 1995
2002/151-1827 A&M University, Texas,
December 27, 1995; November 18, 24, and
30, 1999; January 11 and May 2, 2000
2002/151-1827 Abortion,
1995-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1827
Abstinence,
March 16, October 20, 1998; May 23 and
30, 2000
2002/151-1827 Accident,
November 1, 1999; February 11, 2000
2002/151-1827 Accomplishments,
April 26, May 30, December 1995; June
2, 1997; June 1, August 26, 1999; March 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1827
ACT (Associated Conservatives of Texas); ADAPT (American Disabled
for Attendant Programs Today),
1995, 1999
2002/151-1827 Adoption:
November 14, December 11 1996; March 6,
June 11, 1997; December 7, 1998; 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1827
Advanced Placement (AP); Aetna U.S. Healthcare,
April 11, August 2000
2002/151-1827 Affirmative action,
1995-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1827
Affordable housing; AFL-CIO,
September-October 1995, August 1996,
October 1999
2002/151-1827 Aggie bonfire; Agriculture,
March 1, 1996; August 1998; November
18, 1999
2002/151-1827 AIDS grant; AIDS letter; Alamo;
Albright, Madeleine, U.S. Secretary of State,
January-April 1995, January 1996,
December 1998
2002/151-1827 Alcatel Network Systems, Inc.;
Alcohol,
April 1995, March-June 1999
2002/151-1827 Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Texas
Commission on (TCADA),
1995, March, October 1996
[4 folders]
[File includes copy of executive order
GWB 95-2.]
2002/151-1827 Alice; Alimony; Amarillo,
April-May 1995, August 1998
2002/151-1827 American Heritage Rivers;
America's Promise; Amtrak,
May 1997, July 1998, May 1999, May 2000
2002/151-1827 Anencephaly; Angelini, Karen;
Anti-stalking,
September 1996, October 1998, May 1999
2002/151-1827 Anti-teen smoking,
June 16, 1997
2002/151-1827 Applications (employment and
appointment),
undated
2002/151-1827 Appointments,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1827
Appropriations,
June, November 1995, May-June 1997,
May-June, August 1999, July 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1827 Archer,
Dr. William Reyn,
June 1997, April, October-November 2000
2002/151-1827 Arnett, Brenda; Art work (in
the Governor's Office),
October 1995, September 1996, September
1999
2002/151-1827 Articles,
1994-1998, undated
[8 folders]
2002/151-1827
Artists,
1995-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1827
Ashley's Law / Sex offenders,
May 30, 1995; January-February, April,
June 1996; January 1998
[Includes letters and articles regarding Amber
Hagerman.]
2002/151-1827 AT&T Governor's Fellows
Teachers Program,
May 1995
2002/151-1827 Atonement, Day of Rally,
October 15, 1997
2002/151-1827 Attorney General,
August 1999, January-September 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1827
Attorneys fees,
1998-1999
[6 folders]
[Concerns private attorney fees
for the tobacco litigation.]
2002/151-1827 Audits,
November-December 1999
2002/151-1827 Austin Energy Green Choice
Program; Authors,
November 1995, April 2000
2002/151-1827 Auto emissions; Automobile
Theft Prevention Authority,
January-February, August 1995
2002/151-1827 Babbitt, Bruce; Bane, Mary Jo,
U.S. Department of Health & Human Services; Banks,
February 1995, August 1996, April, June
1997
2002/151-1827 Barnes, Odell, Jr.; Barrientos,
Gonzalo; Barrio Terrazas, Governor Francisco,
January, August 1995, February 2000
2002/151-1827 Barton Springs salamander,
February 1995, April 1997
2002/151-1827 Base closures,
1995, September 1996
[4 folders]
2002/151-1827
Baseball,
September 1998, October 1999
2002/151-1827 Basketball,
June 1995, June, September 1999, March
2000
2002/151-1827 Beaumont / Port Arthur,
April 19, 2000
2002/151-1827 Beets, Betty Lou,
February 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1827
Bell, Bobby, Jackson County District Attorney; Bell Helicopter;
Benavidez, Roy; Benoit, Jeffrey R.,
April 1994, March, August 1995, August,
December 1998
2002/151-1827 Bergstrom Air Force Base,
Austin; Bernal, John M., IBWC (International Boundary Water Commission),
May-July 1995
2002/151-1827 Bets,
1995-2000
[5 folders]
[Concerns wagers with other
governors on sports teams.]
2002/151-1827 Bilingual education;
Bills; Bipartisan cooperation,
1995, 1997, June 1998, 1999
2002/151-1827 Black universities,
May, November 2000
2002/151-1827 Blackburn, Ed and Linda;
Blasingame, Ken,
February 1995, April 1996
2002/151-1827 Block grants,
1995
2002/151-1827 Blood alcohol,
March, May 1999
2002/151-1827 Boards and commissions created
during the Governor's tenure,
1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1827 Boating; Bolin, Perry N.;
Bombing (Kosovo),
May 1996, March, May 1997, March 1999
2002/151-1827 Bomer, Elton,
July 1995, October 1997, January,
November 2000, undated
2002/151-1827 Bond ratings; Bonfire tragedy,
Texas A&M University,
June, November 1999, May 2000
2002/151-1827 Book Fair, Texas; Book
Festival, Texas; Books about Governor George W. Bush,
1996, 1999, undated
2002/151-1827 Border,
October 1995, 1999-2000
2002/151-1827 Border crossing deposits;
Border crossing fee,
February, November-December 1995,
November 1999
2002/151-1827 Border Governors' Conference,
1997-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1827
Border Governors' Conference; Border Patrol,
August 1995, December 1996, December
1997, March 1999
2002/151-1827 Border transportation,
1999-2000
2002/151-1828 Bosnia; Boys State,
July 1995, February 7, 2000
2002/151-1828 Breast cancer,
1995-1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Bridge City litigation; Brown, Buster--State Senator,
April-July 1995, December 1999
2002/151-1828 Browner, Carol; Brownsville,
Texas,
April 12, 1995, December 4, 1997
2002/151-1828 Budget,
1994-2000
[7 folders]
[Includes agency grant
assistance letters, proposed state budget for the 1998-1999 biennium, and
proclamations.]
2002/151-1828 Bullock, Bob,
1995-1997, 1999
[2 folders]
[Includes news releases from
Bullock, as well as statements concerning his death.]
2002/151-1828 Bus crash; Bush, Barbara; Bush,
Barbara, Foundation for Family Literacy,
1993, 1998-1999
2002/151-1828 Bush, George H.W., President,
March 25, 1997
2002/151-1828 Bush, George W., Governor,
1997, 1999-2000, undated
[3 folders]
[Includes list of international
visitors, statistics on 1978 Congressional race, health
information.]
[Folder
1 contains possibly excepted information: common law privacy]
2002/151-1828
Bush, Jeb,
April 1995
2002/151-1828 Bush, First Lady Laura,
1995-1997
[4 folders]
[Includes releases on artists,
authors, literacy, libraries, breast cancer, and father's death.]
2002/151-1828 Business Council, Governor's,
1995-1996, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
[Includes records concerning the
Governor's Focus on Reading Task Force, Reading Summit, and Reading
Initiative.]
2002/151-1828 Butler, A.B., Jr.;
Byrd, James; Byrd, Kevin,
October 1997, February 1999, May 2000
[Includes copy of pardon proclamation 97-00003 for Kevin
Byrd.]
2002/151-1828 California,
1995-1996, June 1998
2002/151-1828 Camp Mabry; Campaign finance,
January 1996, 1999
2002/151-1828 Carbon I and II power plants,
1993, 1995
2002/151-1828 Card, Greeting; CARE (Clean Air
Responsibilities Enterprise); CARS (Center for Academic and Reading Skills),
1997-1998
2002/151-1828 Casino gambling,
1994-1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
[Includes copy of executive
order GWB 97-20.]
2002/151-1828 Castration bill;
Catholic bishops; Cemetery, State,
August 1995, May 1997, February 2000
2002/151-1828 Census 2000; Center for
Academic and Reading Skills (CARS),
October 1997, 1999-2000
2002/151-1828 The Century Council,
1992-1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Certification of Mexico; Character Counts;
Character Initiative, Lone Star Kids of,
February, October, December 1999
2002/151-1828 Charitable Choice,
December 1996, November 1999
[Includes executive summary of Governor's Advisory Task Force
on Faith-Based Community Service Groups and executive order GWB
96-10.]
2002/151-1828 Charley, Tropical Storm,
August 24, 1998
[Includes copy of executive order GWB 98-5.]
2002/151-1828 Charter schools,
1995, 1997-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1828
Child molester; Child Protective Services; Child support,
1995, April 1996, October 1998, 1999
2002/151-1828 Children's Health Insurance
Program (CHIP),
May 1999, April, September 2000
2002/151-1828 Children's initiatives;
Children's Trust Fund; ChildSafe, Project,
August 1998, December 1999, May 2000
2002/151-1828 CHIP (Children's Health
Insurance Program),
May 1999, April, September-October 2000
2002/151-1828 Christie, Jack; Christmas;
Christmas cards; Christmas decorations,
February 1995, December 1996, December
1997, December 1998, December 2000
2002/151-1828 Church burnings, Anti-; Church
fires; Circle C bill,
June 1995, June, October 1996, June
1997
2002/151-1828 Civil Rights, Office of (OCR),
1999-2000
[Concerns funding for Texas' historically black
universities.]
2002/151-1828 Clean air,
1995, 1997-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1828
Clean Texas 2000; Clean-Up program,
May 1995, April 1996, April 1997,
October 1999
2002/151-1828 CLEAT (Combined Law Enforcement
Association of Texas) poll,
January-February 1995
2002/151-1828 Clemency,
October 1995, January 1996
2002/151-1828 Clinton, U.S. President Bill;
Coast Guard,
April, October 1995; March 1997;
February 1999
2002/151-1828 Coastal Management Plan,
1994-1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
College admissions bill,
May-June 1997
2002/151-1828 Colonias,
1999-2000
2002/151-1828 Colorado bus crash; Colson,
Charles,
November-December 1999
2002/151-1828 Commerce, Texas Department of,
1995-1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1828
Community Achievement Awards, Governor's; Commutation of death
sentence; Compassionate conservatism; Competitive Government, Texas Council on,
June 1995, April 1996, January 1997,
February, June 1999
2002/151-1828 Concealed weapons; Concealed
weapons bill (SB 60),
April-May 1995, February 1996, 2000
2002/151-1828 Cone Center,
June 1999
2002/151-1828 Confederate flag / monuments,
1995-1996, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Confederate flag; Confederate plaque,
2000
2002/151-1828 Congressional redistricting;
Connally, John,
February 1995, August 1996
2002/151-1828 Conservation, Governor's Task
Force on,
February, October 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Conservation Work Corps,
May, August 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Conservatorship Board, State,
April 1995
[Includes executive order GWB 95-2 regarding Texas Commission
on Alcohol and Drug Abuse conservatorship.]
2002/151-1828
Constitutional amendments proposed for November 7, 1995,
June-September 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Cornyn, John, AG (Attorney General),
August-September 1999, April 2000
2002/151-1828 Coordinating Board, Texas
Higher Education,
June 1995
2002/151-1828 Corpus Christi evacuation,
September-October 1999
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1828 Cotton Bowl; Court
TV,
1995, December 1999
2002/151-1828 Courthouse restoration;
Courthouses; Courthouse preservation,
June 1998-2000
2002/151-1828 CPS (Child Protective
Services); Crawford land; Crawford; Crenshaw, Ben,
April 1995, October 1998, June
1999-November 2000
2002/151-1828 Crime,
1995-1996, 1998-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1828
Crime Stoppers; Crime Victim Assistance, Governor's Training
Conference on; Crime victims,
August 1995; April, June 1996; December
1999
2002/151-1828 Crime Victims Right Week,
April 1996, April 1998
2002/151-1828 Criminal justice,
1995-1998, 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1828
Criminal Justice, Texas Department of,
1995-1996, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1829
Criminal Justice Division,
1996, 1998-2000
[5 folders]
[Includes lists of grants awarded
in 1996 and Project Spotlight summary.]
2002/151-1829 Criminal
Justice Policy Council,
January-February 2000
[Includes
report, An Overview of Texas Juvenile Justice Population Trends and Dynamics:
An Update, February 2000.]
2002/151-1829 Criminals; Criner,
Roy Wayne,
October 1996; March, August 2000
2002/151-1829 Crisis Management Teams; Cruz,
Oliver David,
May 2, 1995; August 9, 2000
2002/151-1829 Cunningham, Bill; Curran,
Patricia,
June 10, 1999; December 11, 1998,
August 20, 1999
2002/151-1829 Cypress Semiconductor
Corporation,
1991, 1994-February 21, 1996
[2 folders]
[Includes background information
on the company and its leader T.J. Rodgers.]
2002/151-1829 Dallas /
Fort Worth; Dallas County Community College (DCCC),
April 2000; November 1997
2002/151-1829 Dallas Cowboys,
January 1996, November 1999
2002/151-1829 Dallas shooting; Dallas Stars,
February 21, 1996; May 30, 2000
2002/151-1829 Day
of Atonement Rally; Deadbeat parents,
October 15, 1997; February 10, 1995
[Includes
background information on the rally, its focus on youth and personal
responsibility, and its relation with the Million Man
March.]
2002/151-1829 Death penalty,
1995-2000
[10
folders] [Includes information on death row inmates; death row
moratorium request; copies of letters from religious leaders; lists,
statistics, and summaries concerning scheduled
executions.]
[Folders 3
and 4 contain possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1829 Death penalty; Death penalty
moratorium; Death row,
1995-2000
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1829Deceptive Trade
Practices Act; Defense Economic Adjustment Advisory Council,
June 8, 1995; July-October 1995, September 1996
[Includes
executive order GWB 95-9.]
2002/151-1829DeLay, Tom,
Congressman; Del Rio; Democrats, 21st Century,
July 10, 1996; August, October 1998; September 4, 1996
[Includes
executive order GWB 98-5.]
2002/151-1829Demonstration;
Disabilities / Olmstead,
October 4, 2000; June 1999-September 2000
2002/151-1829Disabilities,
January, June 1999
2002/151-1829Disabilities, Governor's
Committee on People with,
January 1995-January 1996, April, September 1999, July 2000
[3 folders]
[Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1829Disabilities Act, Americans
with,
1994-1995
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1829Disaster,
1995-2000
[17 folders]
[Includes information from the Texas
Department of Public Safety Division of Emergency Management, Texas Department
of Agriculture, Federal Emergency Management Assistance (FEMA), President
Clinton, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Small Business Administration,
and local governments; Governor's proclamations and executive orders GWB 96-8,
GWB 98-2, GWB 98-4, GWB 98-5; news releases and
clippings.]
[Folder 13
contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1829DNA tests; Doctors,
August 15, 2000; June 20, 1999
2002/151-1829Dole, Robert, U.S. Senator,
July, October 1995, March 6, 1996
[Includes
letters from Republican Governors'
Association.]
2002/151-1829Domestic violence,
June, October 1995
2002/151-1829Don't Do Drugs; Don't Mess with
Texas,
October 25, 1996; February 3, 1997
2002/151-1829DPS (Department of Public
Safety),
2000
[2 folders]
[Includes information on Texans United
Education Fund, Inc. lawsuit; racial profiling, and Randall
Vetter.]
2002/151-1829Drivers' licenses; Driving While
Intoxicated, Governor's Task Force Against; Dropouts,
May 22, 1997; April 25, 1996; 2000
[Includes
executive order GWB 96-3.]
2002/151-1829Drought,
1995-1996, 1998-2000
[5 folders]
[Includes executive order GWB
98-2.]
2002/151-1829Drug treatment; Drug-free school
zones,
1998-1999; June 7, 1995
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1829Drugs,
1996-2000
[4
folders] 2002/151-1829Drunk driving / Drunk,
October 1998, March, May 1999, June 2000
2002/151-1829Duty-free limits; DWI,
Governor's Task Force Against; DWI Mobilization Program,
October 20, 1995; April 25, 1996; June 29, 2000
2002/151-1829Early Childhood Development
Conference; Early Childhood Initiatives,
December 10 1998, February 17, 1999, March 8, 2000
2002/151-1829East Texas; Easter,
February, March 1998; April 12, 1995
2002/151-1829Economic Development, Senate
Committee on; Economic Development, Texas Department of; Economy, Texas,
February 2, 1995; January-April 2000; 1995, undated
2002/151-1829Ed-Flex,
January 29, 1996
2002/151-1829Editorials,
1995-1997, undated
2002/151-1829Education,
1995-2000
[27
folders] 2002/151-1829Education accomplishments;
Education Agency, Texas; Education, State Board of,
March 14, 2000; March 24, May 30, 2000; September, November 1999,
May, July 2000
2002/151-1829Edwards Aquifer; E-Government,
March 20, May 31, 1995; September 16, 28, 2000
2002/151-1829Eight-liners,
September 1997-November 1999
[2
folders] 2002/151-1829El Cenizo; El Paso
Interreligious Sponsoring Organization (EPISO),
August 13, 1999; October 19, 1998
2002/151-1829Elderly; Elections,
March 12, 1998; January 1995, November 1999
2002/151-1829Election, Primary; Electronic
Government Task Force,
March 6, 1998; September 28, 2000
2002/151-1830Electric deregulation,
May 1997, March-July 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830El
Paso,
April, June 1995; May, December 1998
2002/151-1830Emergency leave; Emergency
Management, Division of,
March, June 1995; February 1996
2002/151-1830Emergency management,
May-August 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830
Emergency messages / legislation,
January 1995-April 1997
2002/151-1830Emergency messages:
2002/151-1830
74th Legislature,
January-March 1995
2002/151-183075th Legislature,
January, March 1997
2002/151-183076th Legislature,
February 2, 1999
2002/151-1830Emissions testing,
1995, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1830
Emissions,
November 1997-June 2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1830
Endangered species; Energy, Department of,
January-June 1995; March 1999
2002/151-1830English Only; English
proficiency tests,
September 1995-August 1996, August 1999, March 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830
Environment,
July-October 1995, October 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1830
Environmentalists; Environmental Excellence, Governor's Awards for
October 2000; May 1995, April 1996, April 1997, April 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830
Environmental Protection Agency,
April 1995, June 2000
2002/151-1830Ephedrine; Erosion,
May 2000, undated; December 1996
2002/151-1830Ethics,
September-October 1996
2002/151-1830Executions,
1995-2000
[13 folders]
[Folder 5 contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda, attorney-client privilege]
2002/151-1830Executions /
Death penalty moratorium,
March-July 2000
2002/151-1830Executive orders,
1995-1998, 2000
[4 folders]
[Note: This file does not contain all executive orders
signed by Governor Bush.]
2002/151-1830Extradition,
January 1996, October 1999, September 2000
2002/151-1830Fainter, John W., Jr.;
Faith-based initiatives; Faith-based pre-release program,
May 1995; November 1999, July 2000; November 1996
2002/151-1830Faith-Based Programs, Governor's
Task Force on,
December 1996
[Includes
report Faith in Action: A new vision for church-state cooperation in Texas and
executive order GWB 96-10.]
2002/151-1830Faith-based task
force legislation,
March 11, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830
Faith-based bills / programs,
June 1997-June 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830
Family Literacy Initiative, First Lady's; Family planning; Family
Violence, Texas Council on,
July 1999; October 2000; October 1995
2002/151-1830Fatherhood Initiative, Texas,
December 1999
2002/151-1830Faulder, Joseph Stanley,
December 1998, June 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1830
Film Commission, Texas,
1995, January-August 1996, February 1997
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1830Financial statement,
personal, Governor George W. Bush,
April 30, 1999
2002/151-1830Fingerprint imaging,
August, October 1996, October 1997
2002/151-1831Firefighting equipment,
July 14, 1998
2002/151-1831Fires,
February 2, 1996-September 20, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1831
Fireworks ban,
June 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1831
First 100 days,
April-May 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
First Lady's Family Literacy Initiative for Texas,
March, June 1997, July 1998
[3 folders]
2002/151-1831
Fishing,
February 9, 1995
2002/151-1831Flag desecration,
May 19, 1995
2002/151-1831Flags to half-staff,
1995-2000
[Includes
lists of individuals and events honored by flags flown at half-staff, letters
directing flags to be flown at half-staff, copies of presidential
proclamations, protocol manuals, and internal memos.]
[Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda, attorney-client privilege]
2002/151-1831Flooding / Floods,
July 2, 1997-October 27, 1998
[10 folders]
2002/151-1831
Flores Rangel, Miguel Angel,
October-November 2000
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda, confidential by law (Texas Government
Code, Section 508.313)]
2002/151-1831Folic acid campaign,
May 1999
2002/151-1831Food assistance,
October 8, 1997
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1831Food stamps,
May 14, 1998
2002/151-1831Football / Football bets,
October 12, 1995-December 13, 1999
[10 folders]
2002/151-1831
Fordham Foundation,
January 6, 2000
2002/151-1831Forests,
February 26-March 12, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
Forewards, Book,
undated
[Contains foreward on Mickey
Mantle.]
2002/151-1831Fort Davis,
April 28-May 3, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
Fort Worth,
May 10, 1995-April 6, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1831
Fox, Vicente,
August 25-November 30, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
Frances, Tropical Storm,
September 9, 1998
2002/151-1831Fraudulent lien bill,
May 22, 1997
2002/151-1831Frew stay,
October 18, 2000
2002/151-1831Friedholm, DeAnn,
February 3, 1995
2002/151-1831Frivolous lawsuits,
June 10-18, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
Fuginet,
June 11, 1996
2002/151-1831Funeral Services Commission,
Texas,
June-October 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1831
Galveston,
September 29, 1998
2002/151-1831Galveston beach,
December 4, 1996
2002/151-1831Gambling,
May 9, 1997-August 11, 1999
[8 folders]
2002/151-1831
Game wardens,
February 9, 1995
2002/151-1831Gammage, Bob,
August 23, 1995
2002/151-1831Garcia, Hector P., Dr.,
July 26, 1996
2002/151-1831Gariepy, Ronnie Mark,
August 14, 2000
2002/151-1831Garrett, Carolyn,
October 15, 1998
2002/151-1831General Services Commission,
February 12, 1996
2002/151-1831George, Murphy,
March 18, 1996
2002/151-1831Geyer, Bob,
September 4, 1996
2002/151-1831Girls State,
July 20, 1995
2002/151-1831Global warming,
February 15, 2000
2002/151-1831Gockel, Elena Katherine,
March 27, 2000
2002/151-1831Gonzales, Al,
November 12, 1998
[Contains possibly
excepted information: personal information concerning government
employee]
2002/151-1831Gonzalez, Henry B.,
November 29, 2000
2002/151-1831Gonzalez, Raul,
September 30, 1998
2002/151-1831Good conduct time,
undated
2002/151-1831Good Friday,
April 12, 1995
2002/151-1831Good Samaritan bill,
June 10, 1999
2002/151-1831Goodfriend, Sarah,
January 30, 1995
2002/151-1831Government entities created
during the governor's tenure,
1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1831Governor's Business Council,
1995-1996, 1999
2002/151-1831Governor's Mansion,
February 27, 1997, December 1999, undated
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
Governor's Office (Artwork in the Office),
September 9, 1999
2002/151-1831Governor's Promise Partnership,
May 25, 2000
2002/151-1831Graffiti,
June 9, 1997
2002/151-1831Graham, Billy,
January 17, 1995
2002/151-1831Graham, Gary,
January-August 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1831
Gramm, Phil,
February 14, 1996
2002/151-1831Grandfathered facilities,
November 18, 1997-December 15, 1999
[8 folders]
2002/151-1832
Grants,
1995-2000
[40 folders]
2002/151-1832Green Choice
Program, Austin Energy,
April 20, 2000
2002/151-1832Greenville,
June 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Greeting card,
February 12, 1998
2002/151-1832Griffin, Florita Bell,
November 2, 2000
2002/151-1832GTE Corporation,
April 25, 1997
2002/151-1832Guardianship veto,
June 1995
2002/151-1832Guests,
February 27, 1997
2002/151-1832Gun safety locks,
October 10, 2000
2002/151-1832Gunn, Joe, AFL-CIO,
September 25, 1995-August 12, 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1832Guns,
April-May 1995, March-September 1999, May-October 2000
[9 folders]
2002/151-1832Hall, John,
June 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Halloween,
October 1996, October 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Hate crimes,
June 1998-April 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1832Hay hauling,
August 6, 1998
2002/151-1832Haylift, Project,
August 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Health, Texas
Department of,
May 2, 1995-May 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1832Health, Women's,
October 22, 1998
2002/151-1832Health and Human Services
Commission, Texas,
February 3, 1995, March 9, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Health care,
July 18, 1995-October 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1832Health center,
June 16, 1997
2002/151-1832Health insurance,
April 3, September 29, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Heat,
July 23, 1998
2002/151-1832Heroles, Jesus Reyes, Ambassador
of Mexico,
November 21, 1999
2002/151-1832High tech record,
July, November 1999
2002/151-1832Highway funds,
July 10, 1996
2002/151-1832Highways,
September 28, 1999
2002/151-1832Hinojosa, Gilberto,
April-August 1995
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1832Historic
preservation,
September 11, 1995-June 16, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1832Historical
Commission, Texas,
November 1999-November 2000
2002/151-1832HMO bill / HMOs,
May 22, 1997, June 20, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Hobby, Oveta
Culp,
August 16, 1995
2002/151-1832Hockey,
June 7, 1999, May 30, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1832Hog,
March 29, 1995
2002/151-1832Holmes, Michael, AP (Associated
Press) Bureau Chief--Austin,
probably May 1995
2002/151-1832Home schooling,
November 13, 1995
2002/151-1832Homelessness,
February-March 1996
2002/151-1832Homestead exemption,
June 2, 1998, February-March 2000
2002/151-1832Hopwood case,
September, November 1999
2002/151-1832Housing,
January, November-December 1999; March-April, July 2000
2002/151-1832Housing and Community Affairs,
Texas Department of,
November 2, 2000
2002/151-1832Houston Comets,
September 7, 1999
2002/151-1832Houston
Defender,
May 1995
2002/151-1832Houston Rockets,
June 6, 1995
2002/151-1832Hudspeth County,
July 7-October 22, 1998
[3 folders]
2002/151-1832Huey, Mary
Paige,
January 2, 1996
2002/151-1832Human Services, Texas Department
of,
August 8, 1996-October 15, 1997
[5 folders]
2002/151-1832Hunger,
December 1998 or 1999
2002/151-1832Hurricane evacuation,
September-October 1999
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1832Hurricane Bret,
August 23, 1999
2002/151-1832Hurricane Floyd,
September 17, 1999
2002/151-1832Hutchison, Kay Bailey,
November 27, 1995
2002/151-1832Hydrants,
July 14, 1998
2002/151-1832I-37, Highway,
September-October 1999
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1832IBM,
October 23, 1997
2002/151-1832Ice storm,
February 1, 1996
2002/151-1832Illegal gambling,
September 25, 1997-August 11, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1832Illegal
immigration,
February 22, 1995
2002/151-1832Immigrants, Legal,
October 8, 1997
2002/151-1832Immigration,
August 1995-September 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1833Immunizations,
February 12, 1998, December 23-24, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Impeachment,
February 12, 1999
2002/151-1833Income tax,
April 17, 1995-April 17, 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1833Indigents, Legal
services for,
July 1999, June 2000
2002/151-1833Initiative and referendum,
April 24, 1995
2002/151-1833Inmate tracking system,
April 20, 1998
2002/151-1833InnerChange,
October 16, 1997
[Includes
background information on faith-based prison
program.]
2002/151-1833Insurance,
September 1990, December 28, 1994-May 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1833Integrated
Enrollment Program,
October 9, 1996
2002/151-1833International visitors, Governor
George W. Bush,
1995-2000
2002/151-1833International Boundary and Water
Commission (IBWC),
October 4, 1995
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1833Internet,
1995, 2000
[2 folders]
[Includes EFF's Guide to the Internet,
v.3.11]
2002/151-1833Internet Bureau Task Force,
September 21, 2000
2002/151-1833Internet tax and high tech,
June 21, 1999
2002/151-1833Interstate banking,
March 22, 1995
2002/151-1833Intracoastal Waterway, Gulf,
July 17, 1997
2002/151-1833ISTEA Integrity Restoration Act,
July 10, 1996
2002/151-1833Jackson County District Attorney
Bobby Bell,
August 10, 1995
2002/151-1833Jarrell, Texas,
May-June 1997
[4 folders]
2002/151-1833Jasper, Texas,
June 1998, February 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1833Jester Unit /
Jester II,
November 15, 1996; October 16, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Jesus Day
proclamation,
1997-2000
2002/151-1833Job training grant,
May 7, 1998
2002/151-1833Jogging,
November 1, 1999
2002/151-1833Johnson, Robert E., Sr.,
March 27, 1995
2002/151-1833Joint and several liability,
March 1, 1995
2002/151-1833Jones, Richard Wayne, death row
inmate,
August 2000
2002/151-1833Jonsson, J. Erik, former Dallas
mayor,
September 1, 1995
2002/151-1833Jordan, Barbara,
January 17, 1996
[Includes
memorial service program and other information concerning Jordan's funeral
arrangements.]
2002/151-1833Jordan, Barbara,
Awards,
December 1, 1995; April 7, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Judges,
November 7, 1995
2002/151-1833Judicial appointments,
1995, May 10, 1999
2002/151-1833July 4, 1997 proclamation,
July 2, 1997
2002/151-1833Junkins, Jerry,
May 29, 1996
2002/151-1833Justice, U.S. Department of,
October 22, 1998
2002/151-1833Juvenile crime / Juvenile
justice / Juveniles,
February 2, 1995-August 25, 2000
[17 folders]
2002/151-1833Keep Texas
Beautiful,
June 29, 1995
2002/151-1833Kelly Air Force Base, San
Antonio,
May 10-July 13, 1995
[4 folders]
2002/151-1833Kennedy, John
F., Jr.,
July 19, 1999
2002/151-1833Killdee fine,
September 3, 1994
2002/151-1833Killeen,
May 29, 2000
2002/151-1833King, Mary Lou,
November 12, 1996
2002/151-1833Knee surgery,
March 12, 1997
2002/151-1833Kneeland, Carole, Media Awards,
June 30, October 22, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Koch Petroleum
Group,
September 28, 2000
2002/151-1833Korean War Veterans Memorial,
April 16, 1999
[Includes
dedication program and background information.]
2002/151-1833
Kosovo,
March 24-25, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Kubiak, Dan,
State Representative,
August 31, 1998
2002/151-1833La Marque,
October 10, 1997
2002/151-1833Land, Crawford,
March 9, 1999-November 6, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Land Office,
General,
January 22, December 4, 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Landry, Tom,
February 13, 2000
2002/151-1833Laney, David M.,
April 10, 1995; May 4, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Laney, Pete,
Speaker,
January 23, 1997
2002/151-1833Laughlin Air Force Base, Del
Rio,
May 10, 1995
2002/151-1833Laws effective September 1,
1997,
August 29, 1997
2002/151-1833Lawsuits against GWB,
August 1999
2002/151-1833Lawsuits,
January 27, 1995-June 18, 1999
[11 folders]
2002/151-1833Lea, Tom,
November 13, 1995
2002/151-1833Leavitt, Mike, Governor of Utah
June 28, 1995
2002/151-1833Legislation,
August 29, 1997
2002/151-1833Lerma, Governor Manuel Cavazos
of Tamaulipas,
July 17, 1997
2002/151-1833Let
Freedom Ring,
July 2, 1997
2002/151-1833Levi Strauss & Company,
November 3, 1997
2002/151-1833License plates,
December 12, 1997
2002/151-1833Lightsey, Rebecca,
December 28, 1994-January 4, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Linares, Nora,
December 19, 1996-January 7, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1833Literacy,
July 9, 1996-March 8, 2000
[9 folders]
2002/151-1833Livestock
owners,
March 1, 1996
2002/151-1834Lobbying / Lobbyists,
July-October 1996, February, December 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1834Local control,
1995
2002/151-1834Lone Star Image System,
August 8-October 23, 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834Lone Star Kids
of Character Initiative,
October 22, 1999
2002/151-1834Lone Star Leaders,
August 17, 1998-May 25, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1834Lone Star Report,
November 21, 1996
2002/151-1834Lottery,
June 18, 1996-June 1997, March, October 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1834Low-income
students,
June 8, 2000
2002/151-1834Low-level radioactive waste
September 1995-October 22, 1998
[6 folders]
2002/151-1834Lucas, Henry
Lee,
June-July 1998
[4 folders]
2002/151-1834Luna, Gregory,
Senator,
September 24-27, 1999
2002/151-1834Lychner, Pam,
July 18-October 21, 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834McBee, Barry,
November 9, 1998
2002/151-1834McBride, Michael L., scheduled
for execution,
April 26, 2000
2002/151-1834McCown, Judge Scott,
October 14, 1998
2002/151-1834McDonald, Chuck,
September 20, 1995
2002/151-1834McGinn, Ricky Nolen,
June 1, August 15, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834McKinney, Mike,
March 20, 1996; March 9, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834McLaren,
Richard,
April 28-May 3, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834McLennan County,
March 16, 1998; August 9, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834McQuay, Larry
Don,
April 2, 1996
2002/151-1834Mabry, Camp,
January 22, 1996
2002/151-1834MADD (Mothers Against Drunk
Drivers),
June 29, 2000
2002/151-1834Magazine articles,
January-February 1995
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1834Maine, Vermont, Texas
Compact,
September 19-December 13, 1995; October 8, 1997
[3 folders]
2002/151-1834Mainland Youth
at Risk,
October 10, 1997
2002/151-1834MALDEF (Mexican American Legal
Defense and Educational Fund),
October 14, 1997
2002/151-1834Mandatory release,
September 21, 1998
2002/151-1834Mandatory supervision,
February 5, 1995-November 22, 1996
[4 folders] [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda, attorney-client privilege]
2002/151-1834Manos de Cristo,
July 21, 1998
2002/151-1834Mansion, Governor's,
February 27, 1997-December 6, 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1834Margo, Adair,
December 23, 1998
2002/151-1834Marlin,
February 16, 1995; February 18, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834Marshall,
November 26, 1996
2002/151-1834Maxwell case,
August-December 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1834May, Eliza,
August 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1834Media
facilities, Capitol fiber optic network,
1997 or later
2002/151-1834Medicaid / Medicaid waivers,
1995-2000
[15 folders]
2002/151-1834Medicines,
Over-the-counter,
March 31, 2000
2002/151-1834Mellon Foundation, R.K.,
January 25, 1996
2002/151-1834Memorial Day,
May 29, 2000
2002/151-1834Mental health / Mental
retardation,
August, October 1999, October 2000
2002/151-1834Mentoring program,
August 1998
2002/151-1834Merco,
March 18, 1995
2002/151-1834Mesquite Ranch,
January 25, 1996
2002/151-1834Mexico,
1995-2000
[22 folders] [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1835Michener, James,
October 21, 1997
2002/151-1835Midland County Hospital District
Bill,
May 27, 1995
2002/151-1835Military record,
July 14, 1999
2002/151-1835Military voting,
November-December 1991, February-May 2000
2002/151-1835Minnow, Arkansas river shiner,
January 26, 1995
2002/151-1835Minority appointments,
2000
2002/151-1835Mississippi,
October 1, 1998
2002/151-1835Montford, John, Senator,
July-September, 1996
2002/151-1835Montgomery, Linda Boudreaux,
August 24, 2000
2002/151-1835Montoya, Irineo Tristan,
June 17-18, 1997
2002/151-1835Morales, Dan,
July 1995-September 24, 1997
[4 folders]
2002/151-1835Morin, Joe,
Lottery Commissioner,
December 13, 1996
2002/151-1835Moses, Mike,
February 1995-July 1999
[5 folders]
2002/151-1835Motor Speedway,
Texas,
March 1995
2002/151-1835Murr, Marc,
December 10, 1998
2002/151-1835NAACP (National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People),
February 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835NAFTA (North
American Free Trade Agreement),
December 18, 1996-June 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1835Narcotics
Control Program,
June 7, 1996
2002/151-1835National Assessment of
Educational Progress exam (NAEP),
September 28, 1999
2002/151-1835National Education Goals Panel,
November 5, 1998
2002/151-1835National Governors' Association,
January 30, 1995
2002/151-1835National Guard,
September 1995, September-October 1999, February 2000, undated
[3 folders]
2002/151-1835Natural
Resources Conservation Commission, Texas (TNRCC),
May 11, 1995-May 23, 2000
[13 folders]
2002/151-1835Naturalization,
October 24, 1996
2002/151-1835Nature tourism,
June-July 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1835Nelson, Keith,
draft of speech,
January 1995
2002/151-1835Nelson, Pamela,
June 26, 1995
2002/151-1835Neural tube defects,
May 1999
2002/151-1835New Federalism,
November 27, 1995
2002/151-1835New laws,
August 29, 1997
2002/151-1835Nixon, Drew,
February-October 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835No pass, No
play,
March 24, 1995
2002/151-1835North American Free Trade
Agreement (NAFTA),
December 18, 1996; December 18, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835North Carolina,
September 17, 1999
2002/151-1835Nursing homes,
January 1995-February 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1835Oath of office,
undated
2002/151-1835Oberwetter, Jim,
October 25, 1996
2002/151-1835Oil and gas,
August-September 1996, February-March 1999, undated
[5 folders]
2002/151-1835Oklahoma,
October 12, 1995, October 10, 1996-March 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835Oklahoma City,
April 20-May 2, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835O'Leary, Hazel,
May 6, 1996
2002/151-1835Olmstead,
January 1999-February 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1835Olympic torch,
May 13, 1996
2002/151-1835One hundred days, First,
April 26, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835Open records
veto,
June 1999
2002/151-1835Operation Gulf Shield,
March 27, 1997
2002/151-1835Organ and Tissue Donation
Awareness Week,
April 25, 1996
2002/151-1835Overnight guests,
February 27, 1997-October 5, 2000
2002/151-1835Ozarka,
September 28, 1995
2002/151-1835Pantex,
May 6, 1996
2002/151-1835Parachute jump,
March 25, 1997
2002/151-1835Pardons,
May 19, 1995-November 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1835Pardons and
Paroles, Texas Board of,
June 3, 1999; September 27, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835Parental
involvement,
August 1998
2002/151-1835Parental notification,
March 17, 1999-March 31, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1835Parental rights,
September 24, 1997
2002/151-1835Parks and Wildlife Department,
Texas,
February 9, 1995-January 25, 1996, January 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1835Parole /
Parolees,
November 22, 1996, February, July-August 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835Partial birth
abortion,
January 12, 1998; October 21, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835Party switchers,
February 24, 1995, undated
2002/151-1835Pataki, Governor George (New
York),
September 7, 1999
2002/151-1835Patient Protection Act / Plan,
June-July 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1835Pauken, Tom,
April 1, 1995
2002/151-1835Pease Mansion,
November 16, 1999
2002/151-1835Penal Code,
June 7, 1995
2002/151-1835Penry, Johnny Paul,
November-December 2000
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1836Perdue, David,
September 25-October 10, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Performance
Review, Texas,
December 4, 1996
2002/151-1836Perot, Ross,
April 30, 1995
2002/151-1836Permian Basin Drug Task Force,
June 1-July 30, 1998
[4 folders]
2002/151-1836Perry, Rick,
March 29, 1995
2002/151-1836Physicians bargaining bill,
June 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Pinocchio,
September 25-October 10, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Pitts,
Representative Jim,
April 9, 1998
2002/151-1836Planned Parenthood decision,
September 24, 1997
2002/151-1836Pleasanton,
October 13, 1999
2002/151-1836Poll, The Institute for
Strategic Communications,
February 24, 1998
2002/151-1836Pollution,
October 19, 1999-October 11, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1836Polunsky, Allan
B.,
January 4, 2000
2002/151-1836Powell, Colin, General,
September 18, 1997; May 25, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Prairie View
A&M track team,
February 11, 2000
2002/151-1836Prairie View A&M University,
March 10-November 20, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1836Pre-paid college
tuition,
May-June 1995
2002/151-1836Prescription drugs,
September 16, 2000
2002/151-1836Preservation Board, State,
January 25, 1995
2002/151-1836President's Summit for America's
Future,
April 24, 1997
2002/151-1836Prison guard pay,
December 1999-July 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Prisons,
January 1995-September 2000
[27 folders] [Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1836Privatization initiative,
April 12, 1996
2002/151-1836Proclamations,
July 2000
[Contains possibly
excepted information: email address]
2002/151-1836Project ChildSafe,
May 12-October 10, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1836Project Exile,
December 1, 1997-March 22, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Project Haylift,
August 13-18 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Project Recover,
January 5, 2000
2002/151-1836Project Spotlight,
September 15, 1999-February 11, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1836Property rights,
June 1995, June 1998
[3 folders]
2002/151-1836Property tax,
1995-July 1999
[23 folders] [Folder 1 contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
[Includes
Texas Press Association clippings that Governor's Office staff had removed from
another series and the Final report of the Citizens' Committee on Property Tax
Relief.]
2002/151-1836Proposition 1,
August 8, 1997
2002/151-1836Proposition 5,
September 1, 1995
2002/151-1836Proposition 187,
November 1994, May 1995
2002/151-1836Propositions, November 7, 1995
ballot, constitutional amendments,
July 12, 1995
2002/151-1836Protective and Regulatory
Services, Texas Department of,
May 14-September 7, 2000
2002/151-1836Protocol Officer, Chief
International,
August 17, 1995
2002/151-1836Public Citizen, Smitty Smith,
September 1990, March-April 1995
2002/151-1836Public Safety, Texas Department
of,
January-September 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1836Public Utility
Commission,
January-February 1995, December 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1836Punitive
damages,
April 20, 1995
2002/151-1837Quality Awards, Texas,
April 25, 1995
2002/151-1837Questionnaires,
1995, undated
2002/151-1837Quorum
Report,
July-August 2000
2002/151-1837Quotes, Governor Bush,
January 1995-November 1996
2002/151-1837Rabies,
May 5, 1995; October 31, 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837Racial
profiling,
January, July-October 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Racism,
October 16, 1995, February 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837Radioactive
waste,
September 19, 1995-October 22, 1998
[6 folders]
2002/151-1837Rainbo Club,
November 10, 1995
2002/151-1837Ranch, George W. Bush,
June 1999-November 2000
2002/151-1837Ranchers,
August 1998
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837RAND report,
October 2000
2002/151-1837Rangers, Texas,
January 7, September 29, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Ratliff, Senator
Bill,
February 14-March 17, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Reach Out and
Read,
April 23, 1997
2002/151-1837Read,
April 23, 1997
2002/151-1837Reading,
July 17, 1996-June 8, 2000
[10 folders]
2002/151-1837Reading
Initiative,
January-February 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837Reading Summit,
April 26, 1996-May 2, 1997
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837Read to Succeed,
December 12, 1997
2002/151-1837Ready to Read,
June 17, 1999-March 8, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Recidivism,
September 2000
2002/151-1837Red River Army Depot, Texarkana,
June 22, 1995
2002/151-1837Red River Boundary Compact,
May 25, 1999
2002/151-1837Redistricting,
June 29, 1995-August 6, 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Reese Air Force
Base, Lubbock,
June 22-July 13, 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Reinventing
Education Challenge,
October 23, 1997
2002/151-1837Religious Freedom Restoration
Act,
January 11, June 10, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Reno, Janet,
U.S. Attorney General,
September-November 1996
2002/151-1837Reprieve,
June 1, 2000
2002/151-1837Republic of Texas,
April 28-May 3, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Republican
Governors' Association,
October 6, 1995
2002/151-1837Republican National Committee,
January 12, 1997
2002/151-1837Republican National Convention
in 2000,
November 5, 1998
2002/151-1837Republican Party,
February, December 1995, undated
2002/151-1837Reveles, Silvia,
May 14, 1998
2002/151-1837Revenue and Public Education
Funding, Select Committee on,
January 23, 1997
2002/151-1837Revenue estimate,
January 8, May 13, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Richardson,
Bill, Secretary of Energy,
March 17, 1999
2002/151-1837Right Choices,
August, October 1998, May 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837Rio Grande,
May, September-October 1995
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837Roberson, Brian
Keith,
August 9, 2000
2002/151-1837Robinson, Anthony Todd,
November 15, 2000
2002/151-1837Robison, Larry Keith,
August 1999, January 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Rodriguez,
Victor,
June 3, 1999
2002/151-1837Ruiz lawsuit,
January-February 1995, March 1996, November 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Ryan, Nolan,
August 23, 1996
2002/151-1837Rylander, Carole, Comptroller,
January 8, 1999
2002/151-1837Safe and Drug Free Schools
grant,
September 20, 1995
2002/151-1837Safe boating,
May 23, 1996, May 21, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Salamander,
Barton Springs,
February 14, 1995, April 22, 1997
[2 folders] [Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1837Salaries / Salary,
January, August 1995, July 1999, May 2000
[4 folders]
[Includes executive order GWB
00-4.]
2002/151-1837Salazar, Ben,
November 20, 1997
2002/151-1837Saldano, Victor Hugo,
May 8, 2000
2002/151-1837Sales tax exemptions,
March 31, 2000
2002/151-1837Sales tax holiday,
June 1999-March 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837Samsung,
September 1995-January 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1837San Antonio,
September 18, 1997, November 5, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1837San Antonio
Spurs,
June 16, 1999
2002/151-1837Santa Fe Independent School
District,
March, December 1999
2002/151-1838Schmidt, Debra,
September 26, 2000
2002/151-1838School finance,
November 1994, February 1995
2002/151-1838School prayer,
November 1994, May 1995, March 1999-June 2000
[2 folders] [Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1838School safety,
May, September 1999
2002/151-1838Schools,
November 1994-October 2000
[50 folders]
2002/151-1838SCI (Service
Corporation International),
August 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1838Science and
Technology Council,
September 1996, April 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1838Scoggins, Roy
A., Jr.,
December 1, 1995
2002/151-1838Scott & White,
April 23, 1997
2002/151-1838Sea turtles,
June-July 1999, February, August 2000
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1838Seaborne Conservation
Corps,
September 29, 1998
2002/151-1838Second Chance,
July 28, 1998
2002/151-1838Secret Service, U.S.,
probably 1999
2002/151-1838Security,
November 1999-March 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1838Selena Day,
April 16, 1995
2002/151-1838September 1 laws,
August 29, 1997
2002/151-1838Severance tax,
February-March 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1838Sex offenders,
May 30, 1995; September 25, 1996; June 13, 1997
[3 folders]
2002/151-1838Shalala, Donna,
May 5, 1997
2002/151-1838Sharp, John,
March, September 1995, December 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1838Sheep and goats,
March 1995
2002/151-1838Shootings,
February 1996, September-October 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1838Shots Across
Texas,
February 1995
2002/151-1838Sierra Blanca, Hudspeth County,
September 1995-October 1998
[6 folders]
2002/151-1838Signature file,
undated
2002/151-1838Skills Standard Board,
August 12, 1996
2002/151-1838Skinner, Hank, inmate,
July 6, 2000
2002/151-1838Slab bill, HB (House Bill) 347,
June 8, 1995
2002/151-1838Small business,
February 25, 1999
2002/151-1838Smoking,
June 16, 1997
2002/151-1838Snow monkeys,
September 1995
2002/151-1838Social promotion,
January 1998-June 1999
[6 folders]
2002/151-1838Southwest Texas
State University,
May 20, 1999
2002/151-1838Speaking Rock Casino,
May 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1838Special
elections,
January 1995-March 2000
2002/151-1838Special session, 74th Texas
Legislature,
February 1995
2002/151-1838Speed limit,
May, September 1995, undated
2002/151-1839Springsteen, Robert, Jr.,
October 20, 1999
2002/151-1839Stalking bills,
June 14, 1995, September 1996, January 28, 1997
[4 folders]
2002/151-1839Stanley Cup
finals,
June 1999, May 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839State agencies,
February 1, 1996
2002/151-1839State employees,
February, May 1995, October 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839State
employment,
January 1996
2002/151-1839State land,
January 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839State of the
state address,
January 27, 1999
2002/151-1839Stay of execution,
June 1, 2000
2002/151-1839St. Clair, Jackie,
September-October 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839Stiles, Mark,
December 22, 1997
2002/151-1839Strategic Economic Development
Planning Commission,
November 19, 1998
2002/151-1839Strauss, Annette,
December 15, 1998
2002/151-1839Student prayer,
June 19, 2000
2002/151-1839Student testing,
March-April 1998, August-September 1999
2002/151-1839Summit, President's, for
America's Future,
April 1997
[Contains possibly
excepted information: home phone number of Governor's Office
employee]
2002/151-1839Super Bowl,
January 26, 1996
2002/151-1839Supreme Court, Texas,
September-November 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839Supreme Court
Building,
June 12, 2000
2002/151-1839Surgery,
March 1997
2002/151-1839Switchers, Party,
February, December 1995, undated
2002/151-1839TAAS (Texas Assessment of
Academic Skills),
February 1995-August 2000
[10 folders]
2002/151-1839TCADA (Texas
Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse),
February 1995-October 1996, March 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1839Tamaulipas
Intercoastal Waterway,
July 17, 1997
2002/151-1839Tax cuts,
1999, March 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1839Tax holiday,
Sales,
June 1999
2002/151-1839Taxes,
June, August 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839Taylor,
April 1995
2002/151-1839Teacher pay raise,
June 8, 1999
2002/151-1839Teacher salaries,
July 1999
2002/151-1839Technology,
April 7, 1998
2002/151-1839Teen mothers,
July 28, 1998
2002/151-1839Teen pregnancy,
April 21, 1000
2002/151-1839Tejas Testing Technologies,
Inc.,
February, August, October 1995
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1839Tejeda, Frank, U.S.
Congressman,
January-February 1997
2002/151-1839TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge
and Skills),
June 30, 1997
2002/151-1839Telecommunications bill,
March, May 1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839Texans for
Public Justice,
August 11, 1999
2002/151-1839Texans United Education Fund,
October 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839Texas,
University of,
December 27, 1995
2002/151-1839Texas Assessment of Academic
Skills test (TAAS),
October 1997-May 2000
[9 folders]
2002/151-1839Texas Challenge,
September 18, 1997
2002/151-1839Texas City,
October 10, 1997
2002/151-1839Texas Defender Service,
October 16, 2000
2002/151-1839Texas Eagle,
May 9, 1997
2002/151-1839Texas Exile,
September, December 1999, May, October 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1839Texas Integrated
Enrollment System (TIES),
May 5, 1997
2002/151-1839TexasOnline.com,
September 28, 2000
2002/151-1839Texas-OU (University of
Oklahoma) football game,
October 1995-October 1999
[5 folders]
2002/151-1839Texas Partners,
Texas Department of Human Services,
December 1998-September 1999
2002/151-1839Texas Performance Review,
December 4, 1996
2002/151-1839Texas Poll,
January 1996-February 1999
2002/151-1839Texas Rangers,
January 1998-October 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1840Texas Southern
University,
December 1997, February-November 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1840Texas Tech
University Health Sciences Center,
March 12, 1998
2002/151-1840Texas Women Decide,
June 30, 1998
2002/151-1840TexCare Partnership,
March-April 2000
2002/151-1840TIES (Texas Integrated
Enrollment System),
May 5, 1997
2002/151-1840Tigua Indians,
May 1998, September 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1840Tiltrotor
Technology, Texas Task Force on,
May-September 1995
2002/151-1840Tiltrotor assembly plant,
August 3, 1998
2002/151-1840Timber,
February-March 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1840Tippit, Bill,
KXAS-TV photographer,
January 16, 1998
2002/151-1840TNRCC (Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission),
October 1999-December 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1840Tobacco lawsuit
/ settlement,
January 1998-July 2000
[26 folders]
2002/151-1840Toll roads,
November 21, 2000
2002/151-1840Tools for Schools Program,
February 13, 1995
2002/151-1840Tornadoes,
May 1997, March-April 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1840Tort reform,
January-September 1995, May, October 1997, June 1999-February 2000
[12 folders]
2002/151-1840Totally Texas
dinner / lunch,
June 1995, June 1996, April 1998
[4 folders]
2002/151-1840Tourism,
1995-July 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1840Tourism Week,
May 8, 1995
2002/151-1840Traffic lights,
October 1, 1998
2002/151-1840Transportation,
November 1995-November 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1840Travel, Texas,
June 1995, August 1996
2002/151-1840Treaty Oak,
December 4, 1995
2002/151-1840Trial lawyers,
April 1995
2002/151-1840Trigger locks,
May-July 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1840Trucking
regulations,
November 1995-December 1996
[4 folders] [Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1840Truth in taxation,
June 8, 1999
2002/151-1840Tucker, Karla Faye,
January, June 1997, January-July 1998
[4 folders]
[Includes material on the European Parliament's stance
on capital punishment.]
2002/151-1840Tunnell, Byron,
March 7, 2000
2002/151-1840Turn Around Texas,
March 1995-January 1996
[6 folders] [Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1840Turnpike Authority, Texas,
November 21, 2000
2002/151-1840Turtles, Sea,
June-July 1999, February, August 2000
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1840Two thousand, Year,
November 13, 1997
2002/151-1840Tyler, University of Texas at,
June 10, 1995
2002/151-1840Tyler-Longview,
April 9, 1998
2002/151-1840Ultramar Diamond Shamrock
Corporation,
May 20, 1998
2002/151-1840Underage drinking,
October 16, 1998
2002/151-1840Unemployment rate,
August-December 1999
2002/151-1840University admissions,
May-June 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1840University of
Texas vs. Arkansas Razorbacks,
December 13, 1999
2002/151-1840V-22 Osprey,
August 3, 1998
2002/151-1840Val Verde County,
August 24, 1998
2002/151-1840Veterans Home Loan Program,
Texas,
September 1, 1995
2002/151-1840Veto messages, 74th, 75th, 76th
Texas Legislatures,
1995, 1997, 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1841Vetter, Randall,
August 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Victim
Information and Notification Everyday (VINE),
April 23, 1996
2002/151-1841Victim Notification System,
Automated (AVNS),
April 20, 1998
2002/151-1841Victims of Crime Act,
July 29, 1996
2002/151-1841Victims' Rights Week, Texas
Crime,
April 18, 1996
2002/151-1841Victoria Regional Juvenile
Justice Detention Facility,
June 29, 1995
2002/151-1841Videotaping policy, release
agreement,
undated
2002/151-1841Vitapro,
February, June 1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Volunteer
Leadership Awards,
May 1995-April 1998
[4 folders]
2002/151-1841Volunteer
Service, Governor's Awards for Outstanding,
April 1995-April 1996
[3 folders]
2002/151-1841Volunteerism,
September 1997, May 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Voter
Registration Act,
June 16, 1995
2002/151-1841Voting procedures,
June 26, 2000
2002/151-1841Waco - Land,
June-December 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Wagner-Peyser
grants,
August-September 1997
[Contains
correspondence assigned the following unique number:
9508110057]
2002/151-1841Walk with Me,
September-October 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Water,
May 1995-January 1997, February 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1841Website,
December 7, 1999
2002/151-1841Welch, Harold B.,
April 29, 1995
2002/151-1841Welfare,
March 1995-December 1999
[30 folders]
2002/151-1841West Texas,
March 12, 1998
2002/151-1841West Texas Narcotics Enforcement
Task Force,
June-July 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Western
Governors' University,
November 26, 2997
2002/151-1841White Cane Day,
October 15, 1998
2002/151-1841Wilkerson, Walter D.,
June 30, 1997
2002/151-1841Williamson County,
May 1997
[4 folders]
2002/151-1841Wilmer-Hutchins
ISD,
June 7, 1996
2002/151-1841Wilson, Margaret,
March 12, 1998
2002/151-1841Women,
August 25, 1995
2002/151-1841Women, Governor's Commission
for,
January 1996-October 2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1841Women in
Government, Outstanding,
November 1998, November 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Women's Hall of
Fame,
September 1996-October 2000
[8 folders]
2002/151-1841Women's issues,
July-August 2000
2002/151-1841Workers' compensation,
February 9, 1995
2002/151-1841Workforce Commission, Texas,
September-November 1995
[3 folders]
2002/151-1841World War II
Veterans Memorial,
December 15, 1999
2002/151-1841Wright, S.M., freeway
dedication,
May-July 1995
2002/151-1841Year 2000, Y2K,
November 1997, May, September-December 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1841Yogurt shop
murders,
October 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Youth program,
October 10, 1997
2002/151-1841Yugoslavia,
March 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1841Zedillo,
President
January 16, 1997
2002/151-184174th Legislature,
Accomplishments,
September 1998
2002/151-1841Governor's Student Success
Initiative,
probably 1999
2002/151-1841Governor George W. Bush,
National press packet--Original,
1995-1998
2002/151-1841Governor George W. Bush,
National press packet,
1995-1999
2002/151-1841www.TexasOnline.com,
September 2000
Appointment news releases,
1992-2000, undated,
bulk
1995-2000,
12.4 cubic
ft. As
Governor of Texas, George W. Bush appointed numerous state officials and filled
vacancies in state and district offices (except vacancies in the legislature).
The Press Office was responsible for preparing press releases to disseminate
information about the Governor's appointments. Appointment news release files,
dating 1992-2000, undated, bulk 1995-2000, contain press releases and
background information on state agency, board, and commission appointees, as
well as judicial, attorney, and university appointees. A typical file contains
some or all of the following: a letter from Governor Bush to the Texas State
Senate requesting advice, consent and confirmation of appointments (giving the
name and address of the appointee, and the circumstance of the appointment --
e.g. replacing an individual whose term expired); photocopies of state
appointment applications; biographies, resumes, and vitae of the appointees;
press releases announcing the appointments; the letter from Governor Bush to
the Secretary of State notifying him of the appointment; information sheet(s)
on the board or commission, containing the following: number of members, by
whom appointed, whether senate confirmation is required, term, qualifications,
duties, salary, expenses, officers, reports, meetings, training, whether
subject to Sunset Act, statutory authority, name of executive director,
address, phone number, and date the summary was revised. Enabling legislation
or executive orders are often included for agencies created during Bush's term
in office. Also included are some files for Governor's Office staff and
Transition Office staff, containing biographies, resumes, vitae, or press
releases announcing the appointments. General files include pending
appointments of Bush (drafts of news releases with supporting documents, all
with post-it notes saying Hold); a
miscellaneous appointments file, containing a chart of legislation creating or
otherwise affecting boards and commissions; an available appointments list;
three lists of Bush appointees indicating ethnicity and gender of each;
newspaper clippings; and correspondence; a list of requests for senate
confirmation of appointments (75th Legislature, 1997); a chart and
correspondence regarding compensation rates of governor-appointed positions;
and three appointment files (news releases and also lists) of the Lieutenant
Governor (Bullock and Perry) and the Speaker of the House (Laney), which
include legislative committees.
Arrangement These records
are arranged alphabetically by name of state agency, board, or commission,
followed by files for judicial districts (arranged numerically) and
universities (filed alphabetically), as received from the Governor's Office. A
few general files are located at the beginning.
Preferred Citation (Identify
the item), Appointment news releases, News releases, Texas Governor George W.
Bush Press Office news releases and staff files. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on
Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, birthdates of government employees
(§552.102(a)), agency memoranda (§552.111), home address, home phone number, social
security number, and personal family information of a government employee (§552.117),
and drivers license numbers (§552.130), 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
(Texas State Library and Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax
(512-463-5436), email (Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page (https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html). Include
enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. (Note: The Governor's
Office has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information
Coordinator for the Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request
for these records.) 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. 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.).
Processed by
Tony Black, A through F and general files, 2005
Tonia J. Wood, G
through Y and judicial/university appointments, September 2009
[Most folders in this series
contain information that may be excepted from public disclosure because of
certain permissive or mandatory exceptions, including drivers license numbers
(§552.130) and home address, home phone number, social security number, or
personal family information of a government employee (§552.117). Because these
possible exceptions are found throughout the records, they are not noted within
the folder listing. However, other Public Information Act exceptions to
disclosure are noted. Upon receipt of a public information request, creating
agencies will review responsive documents to determine if they wish to assert
permissive exceptions under the Public Information Act.]
2002/151-1842 Pending
appointments,
1996-1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1842
Appointments--miscellaneous:
2002/151-1842
1996-1998
2002/151-1842 All appointees/ethnicity,
April 21, 1997; June 23, 1997
2002/151-1842 All appointees/ethnicity,
December 31, 1996
2002/151-1842
1995-1997
2002/151-1842
November 1997
2002/151-1842 75th Legislature Regular
Session, Requests for confirmation,
January 22, 1997
2002/151-1842 Governor appointed
positions--compensation rates,
August 25, 1997
2002/151-1842 Perry appointments,
January 21, 1999
[Contains list of Texas Senate committee
appointments.]
2002/151-1842 Bullock
appointments,
May, August 1997
[Contains press releases on Texas Senate committee appointments
and two board and commission appointments.]
2002/151-1842 Laney
appointments,
1996-1997, 1999
[2 folders]
[Contains a list and press
releases on Texas House of Representatives committee appointments.]
2002/151-1842 Accountancy, Texas State Board
of Public,
1995-1997, 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1842
Acupuncture Examiners, Texas State Board of,
1996-1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1842
Adjutant General of Texas,
1995-1997, 1999
2002/151-1842 Administrative Hearings, State
Office of, Chief Administrative Law Judge,
1996, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1842 Adoption, Governor's Committee
to Promote,
1996
[2 folders]
[Contains copy of executive
order GWB 96-7.]
2002/151-1842 Aerospace
Commission, Texas,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1842
Affordable Housing Corporation, Texas State, Board of Directors,
1997-2000
2002/151-1842 Affordable Housing Task Force,
Texas,
1995-1998
2002/151-1842 Aging, Texas Board on,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1842
Agricultural Finance Authority Board of Directors, Texas,
1995-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1842
Agriculture and Wildlife Research and Management Advisory Committee,
2000
2002/151-1842 Agriculture Resources
Protection Authority,
1996-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1842
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors Advisory Board,
1996-1999
2002/151-1842 Aircraft Pooling Board, State,
1995, 1997
2002/151-1842 Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Texas
Commission on,
1995-1999
[5 folders]
2002/151-1842
Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Texas,
1995, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1842 Alzheimer's Disease and Related
Disorders, Texas Council on,
1996, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1842 Angelina and Neches River
Authority Board of Directors,
1995-1996, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1842
Animal Health Commission, Texas,
1996-1997, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1842
Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board, Texas,
1995-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1842
Architectural Examiners, Texas Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1842
Arts, Texas Commission on the,
1995-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
Arts, Humanities, and Sciences, Nominations Committee for the
Governor's Awards for Excellence in the,
1995-1996
2002/151-1843 Athletic Trainers, Advisory
Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Austin DMO (Downtown Management Organization), Inc. Board of
Directors,
1995
2002/151-1843 Autism and Pervasive
Developmental Disorders, Interagency Council on,
1998-1999
2002/151-1843 Automobile Theft Prevention
Authority,
1995, 1997-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Banking Board, State,
1995
2002/151-1843 Barber Examiners, State Board
of,
1995-1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Battleship Texas Advisory Board,
1996
2002/151-1843 Blind, Texas Commission for
the,
1995, 1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Blind and Visually Impaired, Texas School for the, Governing Board,
1995, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Bond Review Board, Texas,
1999
2002/151-1843 Border Commerce Coordinator,
1999
2002/151-1843 Branch Pilots:
2002/151-1843
Aransas Pass Bar, Corpus Christi Bay and Tributaries,
1996, 1999
2002/151-1843 Brazos River Harbor Navigation
District,
1995, 1998-1999
2002/151-1843 Brazos Santiago Pass, Bar and
Tributaries,
1996, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1843 Ports of Galveston County,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Houston Ship Channel and Galveston Bar,
1995-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1843
Matagorda [and Lavaca] Bay Ship Channel,
1995, 1997-1999
2002/151-1843 Port Aransas Bar, Corpus
Christi Bay and Tributaries,
1995, 1997-2000
2002/151-1843 Sabine Bar, Pass and
Tributaries,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843 Brazos River Authority Board of
Directors,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
Business Council, Governor's,
1995, 2000
2002/151-1843 Caller ID Consumer Education
Panel,
1996
2002/151-1843 Canadian River Compact
Commissioner,
1998
2002/151-1843 Cancer Council, Texas,
1996, 1998-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Cemetery Committee, State,
1997, 1999
2002/151-1843 Charitable Campaign Advisory
Committee, State Employee,
1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
Charitable Campaign Policy Committee, State Employee,
1996, 1999, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Child Care Development Board,
2000
2002/151-1843 Children's Trust Fund of Texas
Council,
1996, 1998-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
Chiropractic Examiners, Texas State Board of,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
Climatologist, State,
2000
2002/151-1843 Coastal Coordination Council,
1995-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
Coastal Water Authority Board of Directors,
1995-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1843
College Opportunity Act Committee,
1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1843 Colorado River Authority Board
of Directors: 2002/151-1843 Central,
1996-1997, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1843
Lower,
1995, 1997
[See also Lower
Colorado River Authority.]
2002/151-1843 Upper,
1996, 1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844 Commerce Policy Board, Texas
Department of,
1995-1996
2002/151-1844 Commerce, Texas Department of,
1995, 1997
2002/151-1844 Community Development Block
Grant Regional Review Committees,
1996-1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1844
Community Development Block Grant Review Committees, State,
1996-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1844
Concho River Water and Soil Conservation Authority, Lower,
1995
2002/151-1844 Conservation, Governor's Task
Force on,
2000
[Executive order GWB 00-1 is not included in the
file.]
2002/151-1844 Conservatorship Board, State,
1995-1996
[Includes executive order GWB 95-2 and concerns the Texas
Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse.]
2002/151-1844 Coordinating
Board, Texas Higher Education,
1995-1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1844
Corpus Christi Bay National Estuary Program, Policy Committee of
the,
1996
2002/151-1844 Correctional Managed Health
Care Committee,
2000
2002/151-1844 Cosmetology Commission, Texas,
1996-1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Credit Union Commission,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1844
Crime Stoppers Advisory Council,
1995, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1844
Criminal Justice, Texas Board of,
1995, 1997-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1844
Deaf, Governing Board for the Texas School for the,
1996, 1999
2002/151-1844 Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Texas
Commission for the,
1996, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Defense Economic Adjustment Advisory Council, Texas,
1995-1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Dental Examiners, State Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Dental Hygiene Advisory Committee,
1995, 1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Depository Board, State,
1996
2002/151-1844 Developmental Disabilities,
Texas Planning Council for,
1996-1997, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Developmental Disabilities, Executive Committee of the Texas Office
for Prevention of,
1998, 2000
2002/151-1844 Diabetes Council, Texas,
1995-1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1844
Dieticians, State Board of Examiners of,
1996, 1998-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1844
Disabilities, Governor's Committee on People with,
1996-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1844
Disabilities, Texas Council on Purchasing from People with,
1995-1996, 1998-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1844
Driving While Intoxicated, Governor's Task Force Against,
1996
[Includes executive order GWB 96-3.]
2002/151-1844
Drought Preparedness Council,
2000
2002/151-1844 Drug Policy Advisory Board,
Governor's,
1995
[Includes executive order GWB 95-7.]
2002/151-1845
Early Childhood Intervention Advisory Committee,
1996
2002/151-1845 Early Childhood Intervention,
Interagency Council on,
1998-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Early Childhood Intervention Services, Interagency Council on,
1995-1996
2002/151-1845 Economic Development, Texas
Department of, Governing Board,
1997-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Education Commission of the States,
1995, 1997-1999
2002/151-1845 Education, Continuing Advisory
Committee for Special,
1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1845
Education, Texas Commissioner of,
1995-1999
2002/151-1845 Education, State Board of,
1995-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1845
Educator Certification, State Board for,
1996-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1845
Egg Marketing Advisory Board,
1996
2002/151-1845 E-Government Task Force,
1999
2002/151-1845 El Paso Quadricentennial
Commission,
1995, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Emergency Communications, Advisory Commission on State,
1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council,
1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Emergency Services Personnel Retirement Fund, State Board of
Trustees of the Texas,
1997, 1999
2002/151-1845 Employees Retirement System of
Texas Board of Trustees,
1996, 2000
2002/151-1845 Employment Commission, Texas,
1995
[See also
Workforce Commission.]
2002/151-1845 Energy Coordination
Council, Texas,
1996, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1845
Environmental Education Partnership Fund Board, Texas,
1999
2002/151-1845 Ethics Commission, Texas,
1996-1998, 2000
2002/151-1845 Evergreen Underground Water
Conservation District Board of Directors,
1996, 1999
2002/151-1845 Faith-Based Programs,
Governor's Task Force on,
1996
[2 folders]
[Includes executive order GWB
96-5 and the executive summary of the task force report.]
2002/151-1845 Family Practice Residency
Advisory Committee,
1996, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1845 Finance Commission of Texas,
1995-1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1845
Fire Ant Research and Management Account Advisory Committee,
1995, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Fire Fighters' Relief and Retirement Fund Board of Trustees,
1996, 1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1845
Fire Fighters' Pension Commissioner,
1996-1997, 1999
2002/151-1845 Fire Protection, Texas
Commission on,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1845
Funeral Service Commission, Texas,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1846
Galveston County, Board of Pilot Commissioners for the Ports of,
1994, 1996, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1846
General Services Commission,
1994-1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1846
Genetic Services, Interagency Council on,
1996, 1998, 2000, undated
[3 folders]
2002/151-1846
Goals 2000,
1995
2002/151-1846 Governor's Office staff:
[Includes
information on Transition Office staff.]
2002/151-1846 Allbaugh, Joe M.,
1994-1995
2002/151-1846 Barrett, Andrew; Bellamy, Ron;
Copeland, Tom; Edwards, Linda; Francis, Jr., James B.,
1994-1995, 1999
2002/151-1846 Garza, Antonio, Secretary of
State,
1996-1997
[See also
Secretary of State.]
2002/151-1846 Greene, Karen J.;
Hawkins, Albert; Hughes, Karen P.; Hugon, Nancy; Johnson III, Clay,
1994-1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1846 Laine, Jr., Dale E.; La
Montagne, Margaret D.; Lawson, Stacie,
1994, 1996
2002/151-1846 Miers, Harriet; McClellan,
Scott; McMahan, Vance,
1994-1995, 1999
2002/151-1846 Parham, Rob; Shelley, Dan;
Smith, Terral R.; Wilson, Margaret,
1994, 1996, 1998
2002/151-1846 Public distribution list,
1995-1996
2002/151-1846 Group Benefits Advisory
Committee,
1997, 2000
2002/151-1846 Growth Fund, Texas, Board of
Trustees,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1846
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority Board of Directors,
1994-1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1846
Guadalupe River Authority, Upper, Board of Directors,
1994-1995, 1997-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1846
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority Board of Directors,
1995-1996, 1998-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1846
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council,
1996
2002/151-1846 Gulf of Mexico Program Citizens
Advisory Committee,
1996, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1846
Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission,
1996
2002/151-1846 Health, Texas Board of,
1993, 1995, 1997-2000
[5 folders]
[Includes information on the
Commissioner of Health.]
2002/151-1846 Health and Human
Services Commission, Texas,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
[Contains information on the
Commissioner of Health and Human Services, as well as an audit
report.]
2002/151-1846 Health Care Information
Council, Texas,
1995-1998, 2000
[11 folders]
2002/151-1846
Health Coordinating Council, Statewide,
1993, 1996-1999
[6 folders]
2002/151-1846
Healthy Kids Corporation, Texas, Board of Directors,
1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1846
Hearing Instruments, State Committee of Examiners in the Fitting and
Dispensing of,
1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1846
Historical Commission, Texas,
1995-1997, 1999
[6 folders]
2002/151-1846
Historical Records Advisory Board, Texas,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1846
Home and Community Support Services Advisory Council,
1993, 1995-1998, 2000
[10 folders]
2002/151-1846
Homeless, Texas Interagency Council for the,
1993, 1998
2002/151-1846 Housing and Community Affairs
Board, Texas Department of,
1995-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1847
Housing and Community Affairs, Texas Department of, Executive
director,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1847
Housing Investment, Intergovernmental Task Force on,
1998
2002/151-1847 Human Rights, Texas Commission
on,
1996-1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1847
Human Services, Texas Board of,
1995, 1997, 2000,
[2 folders]
2002/151-1847
Humanities, Texas Committee for the,
1994, 1996-2000
[7 folders]
[Includes appointments after
name changed to Texas Council for the Humanities.]
2002/151-1847
Illegal Gambling, Governor's Task Force on,
1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1847
Inaugural Committee 1999,
1998
2002/151-1847 Inaugural Endowment Fund
Committee,
1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1847 Incentive and Productivity
Commission, Texas,
1996, 1998-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1847
Independent Living Council, State,
1997-2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1847
Industrialized Building Code Council, Texas,
1996, 1998, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1847
Information Resources, Texas Department of, Board of Directors,
1994-1995, 1998-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1847
Insurance, Commissioner of,
1993-1999
2002/151-1847 Insurance Counsel, Office of
Public,
1994-1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1847 Insurance Purchasing Alliance,
Texas (TIPA) Board of Directors,
1993, 1995-1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1847
International Business Education and Research, Center for (Texas
A&M University Advisory Council of the) and (UT (University of Texas)
College of Business Advisory Board of the),
1998
2002/151-1847 International Trade Commission,
Governing Board of,
1994-1995
2002/151-1847 Interstate Agreement on
Detainers, State Administrator,
1999
2002/151-1847 Interstate Mining Compact
Commission,
1992, 1995
2002/151-1847 Interstate Oil and Gas Compact
Commission,
1994-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1847
Jail Standards, Texas Commission on,
1994-1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1847
Judicial Conduct, State Commission on,
1994-1995, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1847 Judicial Council, Texas,
1995, 1997, 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1847
Judicial Districts Board,
1994, 1996, 2000
2002/151-1847 Juneteenth Cultural and
Historical Commission, Texas Emancipation,
1997-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1847
Juvenile Justice Advisory Board,
1995, 1999
[7 folders]
2002/151-1847
Juvenile Justice Task Force, Governor's,
1995
2002/151-1847 Juvenile Probation Commission,
Texas,
1995-1996, 1998-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1847
Lavaca-Navidad River Authority Board of Directors,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1847
Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, Texas Commission
on,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1848
Lease, Board for--Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas,
1998, 2000
2002/151-1848 Library and Archives
Commission, Texas State,
1995-1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Licensing and Regulation, Texas Commission of,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Lottery Commission, Texas,
1995-2000
[4 folders]
[Photograph of John L. Hill, Lottery
Commission member and former Texas Attorney General and Texas Supreme Court
Justice, removed to Governor Bush Photo Box 14.]
2002/151-1848
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority, Board of Directors,
Texas,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Lower Colorado River Authority, Board of Directors,
1997, 1999
[3 folders]
[See also Colorado River Authority,
Lower]
2002/151-1848 Lower Neches Valley Authority,
Board of Directors,
1997-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Marriage and Family Therapists, Texas State Board of,
1995, 1997-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Mathematics and Science Advisory Board, Texas Academy of,
2000
2002/151-1848 Medical Examiners, Texas State
Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1848
Medical Examiners, State Board of--District Review Committees,
1996, 1998, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1848
Medical Technology, Southern Governors' Task Force on,
1999
2002/151-1848 Mental Health and Mental
Retardation, Texas Board of,
1995, 1997-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Mental Impairments, Texas Council on Offenders with,
1995, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Military Facilities Commission, Texas,
1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
[See National Guard Armory Board for
earlier materials.]
2002/151-1848 Municipal Retirement System,
Texas,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
National and Community Service, Texas State Commission on,
1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1848
National and Community Service, Texas State Commission on, Executive
Director,
1995
2002/151-1848 National Guard Armory Board,
Texas,
1995-1996
[See Military
Facilities Commission for later materials.]
2002/151-1848 National
Research Laboratory Commission, Texas,
1995
2002/151-1848 Natural Resource Conservation
Commission, Texas (TNRCC),
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Neches River Municipal Water Authority, Upper, Board of Directors,
1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1848 North Texas Tollway Authority
Board of Directors,
1997-1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1848
Nueces River Authority Board of Directors,
1995, 1998, 2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1848
Nurse Examiners, State Board of,
1995-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1848
Nurse Examiners, Board of Vocational,
1995-1996, 1998-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1848
Nursing Facility Administrators, Texas Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
[Includes materials from name
change to Nursing Facility Administrators Advisory Committee in
1997.]
2002/151-1848 Nutrition Task Force,
Community,
1995-1996
2002/151-1849 Occupational Therapy Examiners,
Texas Advisory Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
One Call Board (formerly Underground Facility Notification
Corporation, Texas),
2000
[See also
folders for Underground Facility Notification Corporation, Texas.]
2002/151-1849
On-Site Wastewater Treatment Research Council,
1996, 1998-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1849
Optometry Board, Texas,
1995-1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1849
Orthotics and Prosthetics, Texas Board of,
1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Outer Continental Shelf Policy Committee,
October 2000
2002/151-1849 Pardons and Paroles, Texas
Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999
[6 folders]
2002/151-1849
Pardons and Paroles Policy Board,
1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1849
Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas,
1995, 1997, 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1849
Peace Officers' Memorial Advisory Committee,
1996-1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1849
Pecos River Compact Commissioner,
1999
2002/151-1849 Pension Review Board, Texas,
1995-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Perfusionists, Texas State Board of Examiners of,
1996-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Pest Control Board, Texas Structural,
1996-1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Pharmacy, Texas State Board of,
1996-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Examiners, Executive
Council of,
1995, 1997
2002/151-1849 Physical Therapy Examiners,
Texas State Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Physician Assistant Examiners, Texas State Board of (formerly
Physician Assistant Advisory Council),
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1849
Physicists, Texas Board of Licensure for Professional Medical,
1998-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Plumbing Examiners, Texas State Board of,
1996, 1998-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Podiatry Examiners, Texas State Board of,
1996-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Polygraph Examiners Board,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1849
Prepaid Higher Education Tuition Board,
1995, 1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1849
Prepaid Tuition Scholarship Foundation Board, Texas,
1995-1996
2002/151-1849 Preservation Board, State,
1996-1997
2002/151-1849 President's Summit for
America's Future, Delegates,
April 24, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1849
Primary Care Residency Advisory Committee,
1996
2002/151-1849 Principal Incentives Panel,
1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1849
Prison Industry Oversight Authority, Private Sector,
1997-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Private Investigators and Private Security Agencies, Texas Board of,
1995-1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1850
Private Security, Texas Commission on,
1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1850
Produce Recovery Fund Board,
1996-1997, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1850
Professional Counselors, Texas State Board of Examiners of,
1995-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Professional Engineers, Texas State Board of Registration for,
1996-1998, 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1850
Professional Land Surveying, Texas Board of,
1995-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Property Tax Relief, Citizen's Committee on,
1996
[5 folders]
[File includes Executive Order
GWB 96-4, staff work group report, and mailing lists.]
2002/151-1850 Protective and Regulatory
Services, Texas Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Protocol Officer, Chief International,
1995
[3 folders]
[File contains Executive Order
GWB 95-11.]
2002/151-1850 Psychological Associate
Advisory Committee,
1995, 1997-1998, 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1850
Psychologists, Texas State Board of Examiners of,
1995-1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Public Finance Authority, Texas,
1995, 1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1850
Public Safety Commission,
1995-1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1850
Public Transportation Advisory Committee,
1999
2002/151-1850 Public Utility Commission of
Texas,
1995, 1997-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1850
Public Utility Counsel, Office of,
1995, 1997, 1999
2002/151-1850 Quarter Dollar Coin Design
Advisory Committee,
1999-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1850
Racing Commission, Texas,
1995, 1998-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Radiation Advisory Board,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1850
Railroad Commission of Texas,
1998-1999
2002/151-1850 Real Estate Commission, Texas,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Real Estate Research Advisory Committee,
1995-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Red River Authority of Texas Board of Directors,
1995, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Red River Boundary Commission,
1995, 1997-1998
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Red River Compact Commissioner,
2000
2002/151-1850 Rehabilitation Advisory
Council, Texas,
1997, 1999-2000
[7 folders]
2002/151-1850
Rehabilitation Commission, Texas,
1995, 1998
2002/151-1850 Retirement System, Texas County
and District, Board of Trustees of,
1995-1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1850
Risk Management, State Office of,
1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Rio Grande Compact Commissioner,
1995, 1998-1999
2002/151-1851 Rural Healthcare System,
Statewide, Board of Directors,
1997-1998
[3 folders]
2002/151-1851
Rural Health Initiatives, Center for, Executive Committee of the,
1996-1997, 2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1851
Sabine Bar, Pass, and Tributaries, Pilot Commission for the,
1996-1997
[4 folders]
2002/151-1851
Sabine River Authority of Texas Board of Directors,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1851
Sabine River Compact Commission, Texas,
1996, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
San Antonio River Authority Board of Directors,
1998, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
San Jacinto Historical Advisory Board,
1996-1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
School Land Board,
1996-1997, 1999
2002/151-1851 Science and Technology Council,
Texas,
1996-1998
[7 folders]
[Includes Executive Order GWB
96-6.]
2002/151-1851 Securities Board, State,
1995, 1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Secretary of State,
1994-1995, 1997, 1999
[See also
Governor's Office staff for Antonio Garza file.]
2002/151-1851 Seed and
Plant Board, State,
1996-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1851
Sex Offender Treatment, Council on,
1998-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Skill Standards Board, Texas,
1996, 1998-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1851
Small Business, White House Conference on,
1995
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Small Business Stationary Source Compliance Program Advisory Panel,
1997-1998
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Social Worker Examiners, Texas State Board of,
1996-1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1851
Southern Regional Education Board,
1995-1999
2002/151-1851 Speech Language Pathology and
Audiology, State Board of Examiners for,
1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1851
Spindletop Centennial Celebration Commission,
1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1851
State Bar of Texas,
2000
2002/151-1851 State-Federal Relations, Office
of,
1995
2002/151-1851 Strategic Economic Development
Planning Commission, Texas,
1997
[3 folders]
2002/151-1851
Strategic Military Planning Commission, Texas,
1997-1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Student Loan Corporation, Texas Guaranteed,
1995, 1997-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Sulphur River Basin Authority Board of Directors,
1995, 1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Tax Professional Examiners, Board of,
1995, 1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Teacher Retirement System of Texas Board of Trustees,
1995, 1997, 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1851
Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Board (TIF),
1995-1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1851
Texas-Mexico Authority Advisory Board,
1995
2002/151-1851 Tiltrotor Technology, Texas
Task Force for,
1995
2002/151-1851 Transportation Commission,
Texas,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1851
Transportation, Texas Department of, Motor Vehicle Board,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1852
Travis County Water District Board, Southwest,
1995, 1997
[2 folders]
2002/151-1852
Trinity River Authority of Texas Board of Directors,
1995-1997, 2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-1852
Turnpike Authority, Texas, Board of Directors,
1995-1997, 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1852
Underground Facility Notification Corporation, Texas,
1997-1998
[3 folders]
[See also folder for One Call
Board.]
2002/151-1852 Uniform State Laws, Texas
Commission on,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1852
Uninsured, Blue Ribbon Task Force on,
1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1852
Veterans Commission, Texas,
1996, 1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1852
Veterans Land Board,
1996-1997, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1852
Veterinary Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of,
1996-1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1852
Violent Gang Task Force, Texas,
1999
2002/151-1852 Volunteerism and Community
Service, Texas Commission on,
1997-2000
[8 folders]
[Contains possibly excepted information:
agency memoranda]
2002/151-1852 Water Development Board, Texas,
1995-1996, 1998, 2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-1852
Western Gulf of Mexico Regional Dredge Team; Western States Water
Council; Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission,
1998; 1997; 1996
2002/151-1852 Women, Governor's Commission
for,
1995, 1997, 1999
[7 folders]
[Includes copy of executive
order GWB 95-10.]
2002/151-1852 Workers'
Compensation Commission, Texas,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1852
Workers' Compensation Insurance Facility, Governing Committee of
the,
1995
2002/151-1852 Workers' Compensation Insurance
Fund, Texas, Board of Directors,
1995-1997, 1999
[5 folders]
2002/151-1852
Workforce and Economic Competitiveness, Texas Council on,
1995-2000
[9 folders]
[Includes remarks of Diane Rath
before the Legislative Oversight Committee on Workforce.]
2002/151-1852 Workforce Commission, Texas,
1995-1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1852
Youth Commission, Texas,
1995, 1997, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
A&M University System, The Texas, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
East Texas State University, Board of Regents,
1995
2002/151-1853 Midwestern State University,
Board of Regents,
1996, 1998, 2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
North Texas, University of, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1853
Stephen F. Austin State University, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
Texas Southern University, Board of Regents,
1995-2000
[5 folders]
2002/151-1853
Texas State Technical College System, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
Texas State University System, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997, 1999-2000
[4 folders]
2002/151-1853
Texas Tech University, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
Texas Woman's University, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997, 1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-1853
University of Houston, Board of Regents,
1995, 1997-1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
University of Texas System, Board of Regents,
1995-1997, 1999
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
Justice, Supreme Court of Texas,
1995-1999
[4 folders]
[In addition to commonly found
documents, the file includes statements by Justices Alberto Gonzales and Greg
Abbott, a photograph of Abbott, a list of applicants or individuals recommended
for Supreme Court justice, and copies of resignation letters. The file contains
the original resignation letter from Bob Gammage.]
2002/151-1853
Chief Justice, First District Court of Appeals,
1996
[The
file contains a color photograph of Michael Schneider glued to the appointment
application form.]
2002/151-1853 Justice, Court of
Appeals, Second Court of Appeals District,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1853 Justice and Chief Justice,
Court of Appeals, Third District of Texas,
1998
2002/151-1853 Justice, Court of Appeals,
Fourth Court of Appeals District,
1996-1997
[2 folders]
[File includes court documents
and numerous clippings concerning Angelini vs. Hardberger, litigation regarding
the scope of the governor's appointment power. See General Counsel Litigation
files series for additional information.]
2002/151-1853
Justice, Court of Appeals, Fifth Court of Appeals District,
1995-1997, 1999-2000
[3 folders]
2002/151-1853
Justice, Court of Appeals, Sixth Court of Appeals District,
1996
2002/151-1853 Justice and Chief Justice,
Court of Appeals, Seventh District of Texas,
1996
2002/151-1853 Chief Justice, Tenth Court of
Appeals District; Justice, Eleventh Court of Appeals District,
1995-1996
2002/151-1853 Chief Justice, Twelfth Court of
Appeals,
2000
2002/151-1853 Justice and Chief Justice,
Fourteenth Court of Appeals,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1853 Judge, 3rd Judicial District
Court, Anderson, Henderson and Houston counties; Judge, 4th Judicial District
Court, Rusk County,
1995-1996
2002/151-1853 Judge, 18th Judicial District
Court, Johnson and Somervell counties; Judge, 19th Judicial District Court,
McLennan County,
1998-1999
2002/151-1853 Judge, 23rd Judicial District
Court, Brazoria, Matagorda and Wharton counties; Judge, 28th Judicial District
Court, Nueces County,
1995
2002/151-1853 Judge, 32nd Judicial District
Court, Fisher, Mitchell and Nolan counties; Judge, 43rd Judicial District
Court, Parker County,
2000
2002/151-1853 Judge, 48th Judicial District
Court, Tarrant County; Judge, 57th Judicial District Court, Bexar County,
1995, 1997
2002/151-1853 Judge, 67th Judicial District
Court, Tarrant County; Judge, 76th Judicial District Court, Camp, Morris and
Titus counties,
1995, 2000
2002/151-1853 Judge, 78th Judicial District
Court, Wichita County; Judge, 83rd Judicial District Court, Pecos, Reagan,
Terrell, Upton and Val Verde counties,
1999-2000
2002/151-1853 Judge, 88th Judicial District
Court, Hardin and Tyler counties,
1969-1972, 1985, 1991, 1994-1996
[2 folders]
2002/151-1853
Judge, 90th Judicial District Court, Stephens and Young counties;
Judge, 91st Judicial District Court, Eastland County,
1995
2002/151-1853 Judge, 116th Judicial District
Court, Dallas County,
1996, 2000
2002/151-1853 Judge, 119th Judicial District
Court, Concho, Runnels and Tom Green counties; Judge, 121st Judicial District
Court, Yoakum and Terry counties,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1853 Judge, 123rd Judicial District
Court, Panola and Shelby counties; Judge, 125th Judicial District Court, Harris
County,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1853 Judge, 126th Judicial District
Court, Travis County; Judge, 129th Judicial District Court, Harris County,
1995, 1998-1999
2002/151-1853 Judge, 132nd Judicial District
Court, Scurry and Borden counties; Judge, 135th Judicial District Court,
Victoria, DeWitt, Calhoun, Refugio, Goliad and Jackson counties,
1995
2002/151-1853 Judge, 136th Judicial District
Court, Jefferson County,
1995
2002/151-1853 Judge, 139th Judicial District
Court, Hidalgo County,
1995-1996
2002/151-1853 Judge, 148th Judicial District
Court, Nueces County,
1998
2002/151-1854 Judge, 152nd Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 157th Judicial District Court, Harris County,
1995-1996
2002/151-1854 Judge, 164th Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 169th Judicial District Court, Bell County,
1999-2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 177th Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 181st Judicial District Court, Potter and Randall
counties,
1995, 2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 188th Judicial District
Court, Gregg County; Judge, 199th Judicial District Court, Collin County,
1996-1997
2002/151-1854 Judge, 212th Judicial District
Court, Galveston County; Judge, 215th Judicial District Court, Harris County,
1995, 1998-1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 230th Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 233rd Judicial District Court, Tarrant County,
1995, 1997
2002/151-1854 Judge, 241st Judicial District
Court, Smith County; Judge, 242nd Judicial District Court, Castro, Hale and
Swisher counties,
1995, 1998
2002/151-1854 Judge, 255th Judicial District
Court, Dallas County; Judge, 256th Judicial District Court, Dallas County,
1995, 1998
2002/151-1854 Judge, 269th Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 273rd Judicial District Court, Sabine, San
Augustine and Shelby counties,
1997, 1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 281st Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 282nd Judicial District Court, Dallas County,
1996-1997
2002/151-1854 Judge, 283rd Judicial District
Court, Dallas County; Judge, 296th Judicial District Court, Collin County,
1996-1997
2002/151-1854 Judge, 301st Judicial District
Court, Dallas County; Judge, 309th Judicial District Court, Harris County,
1997, 1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 317th Judicial District
Court, Jefferson County; Judge, 333rd Judicial District Court, Harris County,
1995-1996
2002/151-1854 Judge, 334th Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 337th Judicial District Court, Harris County,
1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 338th Judicial District
Court, Harris County; Judge, 352nd Judicial District Court, Tarrant County,
1996, 1998-1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 360th Judicial District
Court, Tarrant County; Judge, 378th Judicial District Court, Ellis County,
1995, 2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 379th Judicial District
Court, Bexar County; Judge, 380th Judicial District Court, Collin County,
1996, 1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 381st Judicial District
Court, Starr County; Judge, 382nd Judicial District Court, Rockwall County,
1995
2002/151-1854 Judge, 383rd Judicial District
Court, El Paso County; Judge, 384th Judicial District Court, El Paso County,
1995-1996
2002/151-1854 Judge, 386th Judicial District
Court, Bexar County; Judge, 387th Judicial District Court, Fort Bend County,
1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 383rd Judicial District
Court, El Paso County; Judge, 384th Judicial District Court, El Paso County,
1995-1996
2002/151-1854 Judge, 388th Judicial District
Court, El Paso County; Judge, 389th Judicial District Court, Hidalgo County,
1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 390th Judicial District
Court, Travis County; Judge, 391st Judicial District Court, Tom Green County,
1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 392nd Judicial District
Court, Henderson County; Judge, 393rd Judicial District Court, Denton County,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 394th Judicial District
Court, Brewster, Hudspeth, Culberson, Presidio and Jeff Davis counties; Judge,
395th Judicial District Court, Williamson County,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 396th Judicial District
Court, Tarrant County; Judge, 398th Judicial District Court, Hidalgo County,
1999
2002/151-1854 Judge, 399th Judicial District
Court, Bexar County; Judge, 400th Judicial District Court, Fort Bend County,
2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 401st Judicial District
Court, Collin County; Judge, 402nd Judicial District Court, Wood County,
1999-2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 403rd Judicial District
Court, Travis County,
2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 407th Judicial District
Court, Bexar County,
2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 408th Judicial District
Court, Collin County; Judge, 409th Judicial District Court, El Paso County,
1999-2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, 411st Judicial District
Court, San Jacinto, Trinity and Polk counties,
1995
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 1st
Administrative Judicial Region,
1995, 2000
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 2nd
Administrative Judicial Region,
1996-1997, 2000
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 3rd
Administrative Judicial Region,
1998
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 4th
Administrative Judicial Region,
1996-1997, 2000
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 5th
Administrative Judicial Region,
1998
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 6th
Administrative Judicial Region,
1995, 2000
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 7th
Administrative Judicial Region,
1998
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 8th
Administrative Judicial Region,
1997
2002/151-1854 Presiding Judge, 9th
Administrative Judicial Region,
1998, 2000
2002/151-1854 Judge, Criminal District Court
#2, Tarrant County; Judge, Criminal District Court #5, Dallas County,
1995
2002/151-1854 Special judges,
1995, 1998, 2000
2002/151-1854 District Attorney, 12th
Judicial District, Grimes, Madison and Leon counties; District Attorney, 47th
Judicial District, Potter and Armstrong counties,
1995
2002/151-1854 District Attorney, 88th
Judicial District, Hardin County; District Attorney, 90th Judicial District,
Young County,
1996
2002/151-1854 District Attorney, 123rd
Judicial District, Shelby County; District Attorney, 132nd Judicial District,
Borden and Scurry counties,
1995, 1999
2002/151-1854 District Attorney, 329th
Judicial District, Wharton County,
1995
2002/151-1854 Criminal District Attorney,
Comal County; Criminal District Attorney, Gregg County,
1996-1997
2002/151-1854 Criminal District Attorney,
Newton County; Criminal District Attorney, San Jacinto County,
1995, 1997
Legislative news releases,
1995, 1997, 1999,
1.2 cubic
ft. As Governor
of Texas, George W. Bush was responsible for 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 deemed necessary, as well as signing or
vetoing bills passed by the legislature. The Press Office was responsible for
preparing news releases to disseminate information about Governor Bush's
actions during each legislative session. Files are news releases created during
the 74th, 75th, and 76th Legislatures on specific legislation, plus related
documentation including messages to the Legislature (also called executive
memoranda or proclamations), lists, an internal memorandum, speeches, a report,
and clippings. Materials date 1995, 1997, 1999. Subjects include legislation
passed or vetoed, abortion, appropriations, criminal justice, education,
electric deregulation, insurance, juvenile justice, taxation, and tort reform.
Files for each legislative session begin with information on all legislation
signed or vetoed by the Governor during that session. These lists take several
formats: press releases listing the legislation; printouts from the Texas
Legislature Online; search results reports from the Legislative Information
System; and correspondence from Governor Bush to the Secretary of State. The
entire State of the State address for 1997 is included, with press releases
regarding that address. The veto messages include copies of veto proclamations
and news releases. News releases were often filed under more than one subject
heading to facilitate retrieval by Press Office staff; that arrangement has
been maintained. Many of the press releases are duplicated in the series
Chronological news releases and
General news releases, likely to facilitate
retrieval by Press Office staff.
Arrangement These records
are arranged as received from the Governor's Office: first by each of the three
legislative sessions; within each session's materials, general materials are
first followed by releases filed alphabetically by topic of legislation.
Preferred
Citation (Identify the item), Legislative news releases, News
releases, Texas Governor George W. Bush Press Office news releases and staff
files. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, agency memoranda (§552.111), 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 (Texas State Library and Archives Commission, P.
O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax (512-463-5436), email (Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us),
or see our web page (https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html). Include
enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. (Note: The Governor's
Office has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information
Coordinator for the Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request
for these records.) 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. 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.).
Processed by
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2002/151-1854 74th Legislature, Regular Session
2002/151-1854 Bills and
resolutions signed by the Governor:
2002/151-1854
June 16-17, 1995
2002/151-1854
June 15-16, 1995
2002/151-1854
June 13-15, 1995
2002/151-1854
June 8-12, 1995
2002/151-1854
May 26-June 7, 1995
2002/151-1854
May 18-25, 1995
2002/151-1854
May 11-17, 1995
2002/151-1854
May 1-10, 1995
2002/151-1854
April 18-May 1, 1995
2002/151-1854
April 5-13, 1995
2002/151-1854
March 21-31, 1995
2002/151-1854
January 31-March 20, 1995
[Includes memo from Carlos Higgins re: SB (Senate Bill) 319,
Public Utility Regulatory Act.]
[Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memoranda]
2002/151-1854 Bills effective January 1,
1996,
December 1995
2002/151-1854 Veto messages,
May 27-28 and June 16, 1995
2002/151-1854 SCR (Senate Concurrent
Resolution) 106 and veto,
June 1995
2002/151-1854 Accomplishments, Governor's,
May 30, 1995
2002/151-1854 Appropriations bill, HB (House
Bill) 1,
June 15-17 1995
2002/151-1854 Ashley's Laws,
April-May 1995
2002/151-1854 Auto emissions; Budget bill, HB
1,
January, June 1995
2002/151-1854 Circle C bill, HB 3193; Coastal
Management Plan, HB 3226,
June 8 and 16, 1995
2002/151-1854 Concealed weapons bill,
May 1995
[2 folders]
[File includes copy of
legislation, fiscal notes, criminal justice policy impact statement, clippings,
and highlights.]
2002/151-1854 Death penalty, SB
440; Deceptive Trade Practices Act, HB 668; Domestic violence,
June 7, 8, and 14, 1995
2002/151-1854 Drug free school zones, SB 840;
Education, SB 1,
May 27 and June 6, 1995
2002/151-1854 Edwards Aquifer Bill, SB 3189;
Emissions testing, SB 19; Guardianship veto, SB 103,
January 31, May 31, June 1995
2002/151-1854 Juvenile justice bill, HB 327;
Lawsuits,
April-May 1995
2002/151-1854 Mandatory supervision bill, HB
1433; Medicaid bill, SB 10; Midland County Hospital District Bill, HB 3166,
May-June 1995
2002/151-1854 Patient Protection Act; Penal
Code, SB 15; Property rights,
June-July 1995
2002/151-1854 Punitive damages, SB 25;
Rabies,
April-May 1995
2002/151-1854 Sex offender bills; Slab bill,
HB 347,
April-June 1995
2002/151-1854 Stalking bills;
Telecommunications bill,
February, May-June 1995
2002/151-1854 Tort reform; Tyler, University
of Texas at, HB 2187,
April-June 1995
2002/151-1854 Voter Registration Act,
National, HB 127; Welfare reform bill, HB 1863,
May-June 1995
2002/151-1854 75th
Legislature, Regular Session
2002/151-1854 State of the state
address, House Chamber, State Capitol,
January 28, 1997
[Includes a copy of the speech and Cutting Texas Taxes: a plan
to reduce school property taxes.]
2002/151-1854 Bills and
resolutions signed by the governor:
2002/151-1854
June 21, 1997
2002/151-1854
June 20, 1997
2002/151-1854
June 19-20, 1997
2002/151-1854
June 18-19, 1997
2002/151-1854
June 16-17, 1997
2002/151-1854
June 4-12, 1997
2002/151-1854
May 31-June 3, 1997
2002/151-1854
May 27-30, 1997
2002/151-1854
May 23-27, 1997
2002/151-1854
May 19-22, 1997
2002/151-1854
May 13-19, 1997
2002/151-1854
May 5-12, 1997
2002/151-1854
April 17-May 2, 1997
2002/151-1854
March 21-April 15, 1997
2002/151-1854
January 28-March 14, 1997
2002/151-1854 Bills with effective dates of
September 1, 1997,
August 6, 1997
[3 folders]
2002/151-1855
Veto messages: 2002/151-1855 Appropriations bill,
June 21-22, 1997
2002/151-1855
June 20, 1997
2002/151-1855 SB 436,
May 29-June 20, 1997
[Includes correspondence opposing the bill.]
2002/151-1855
May 16-31, 1997
2002/151-1855 Emergency messages,
January-March 1997
2002/151-1855 Actions on bills,
June 25, 1997
[removed from binder]:
2002/151-1855 Senate bills signed by the
Governor 2002/151-1855 House bills signed by the
Governor [2 folders]
2002/151-1855
Bills vetoed by the Governor and bills filed without the Governor's
signature 2002/151-1855 Abortion facilities, SB 407;
Accomplishments,
April 29, 1997; June 2, 1997
2002/151-1855 Adoption, SB 34, HB 1091 and HB
1826; Amtrak bill, SB 886; Anti-teen smoking, SB 55,
May 9, 1997; June 11 and 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 Appropriations bill, HB 1,
May 29, June 20 and 22, 1997
2002/151-1855 Banks, HB 3391; Budget,
January 29, June 9, 1997
[Includes copy of Funding effective government, proposed state
budget for the 1998-99 biennium.]
2002/151-1855 Budget,
May 29, June 20 and 22, 1997
2002/151-1855 Casino gambling, HB 3350 and SB
1701; Castration bill,
May 9, 20, and 23, 1997
2002/151-1855 Charter schools; Church
burning, anti, SB 78 and SB 79,
May 31 and June 17 and 19, 1997
2002/151-1855 College admissions bill, HB
588; Criminal justice,
May 20 and June 13 and 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 Drivers licenses; Driving While
Intoxicated (DWI), HB 870,
May 22 and June 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 Education,
May 20 and 31, June 16-17, 1997
2002/151-1855 Electric deregulation bill;
Faith based bills, HB 12, HB 2481, HB 2482, and SCR 44; Fraudulent lien bill,
HB 1185,
May 20, 22 and June 12, 1997
2002/151-1855 Gambling; Graffiti, SB 758,
May 9, 23, June 9, 1997
2002/151-1855 Health Center, SB 606; Health
insurance, SB 217; HMO (health maintenance organization) bill, SB 386,
May 14, 22, June 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 Insurance, HB 3391; Joey's Law,
HB 870,
June 9, 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 Lawsuits, SB 220; License
plates, HB 107; Mastectomy, SB 217,
May 14, 28-29, 1997
2002/151-1855 Prisons; Property tax,
May 29, June 4, 13, 1997
2002/151-1855 Read to
Succeed, HB 107; Schools,
May 20, 27, and 31, 1997
2002/151-1855 Schools, HB 588, HB 318; Sex
offender bills,
June 13, 16-17, 1997
2002/151-1855 Smoking, SB 55; Stalking bill;
Texas Eagle, SB 886,
January 28, May 9, June 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 Tort reform, SB 220; Unfunded
mandates, HB 66,
May 29, June 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 University admissions, HB 588;
Welfare, HB 21, HB 2481, HB 2482 and SCR 44,
May 20, June 12 and 16, 1997
2002/151-1855 76th
Legislature, Regular Session
2002/151-1855 Bills and
resolutions signed by the Governor:
2002/151-1855
June 20, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 19-20, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 19, 1999
[2 folders]
2002/151-1855
June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 8-17, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 28-29, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 21-25, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 12-21, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 5-11, 1999
2002/151-1855
April 9-May 4, 1999
2002/151-1855
March 18-April 8, 1999
2002/151-1855
January 26-March 10, 1999
2002/151-1855 Emergency messages,
February 2, 1999
2002/151-1855 Veto messages:
2002/151-1855
June 20-21, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 28-31, 1999
2002/151-1855 Abortion, SB 30;
Accomplishments,
June 1, 1999
2002/151-1855 Alcohol, SB 114,
March 10, May 28, 1999
2002/151-1855 Appropriations bill,
May 27, June 1 and 20, 1999
2002/151-1855 Blood alcohol level, SB 114;
Border, SB 1421,
March 10, May 28, June 17, 1999
2002/151-1855 Budget,
May 27, June 1 and 20, 1999
2002/151-1855 Children's Health Insurance
Program (CHIP), SB 445; Clean Air, SB 7, SB 766,
March 1, May 13 and 28, June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Colonias bill, SB 1421; Cone
Center, SB 955; Courthouse preservation, HB 1341,
June 16-17, 1999
2002/151-1855 Doctors, SB 2468; Drunk, SB
114,
March 10, May 28, June 20, 1999
2002/151-1855 Education, SB 1, SB 4, SB 103,
and SB 955,
February 26, June 8 and 17, 1999
2002/151-1855 Electric deregulation, SB 7,
March 1, May 13, June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Emissions, SB 7, SB 766,
March 1, May 13, June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Faith based program, HB 2017;
Frivolous lawsuits, SB 215, SB 717,
June 10 and 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Good Samaritan Bill, SB 215;
Grandfathered facilities, SB 7, SB 766,
March 1, May 13, June 10 and 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Guns, HB 1269, SB 717,
March 24, May 7 and 25, June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Hate crimes legislation;
Historic preservation, HB 1341; HMOs, SB 1468; Insurance, SB 445,
April 7, May 28, June 16 and 20, 1999
2002/151-1855 Juvenile justice, HB 1269,
March 24, May 7 and 25, 1999
2002/151-1855 Lawsuits, SB 717; Oil and gas,
SB 290,
February 2, March 10-11, June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Parental notification, SB 30,
March 17, May 14 and 21, June 7, 1999
2002/151-1855 Physicians bargaining, SB 1468;
Property taxes, SB 4 and SB 103,
June 8 and 20, 1999
2002/151-1855 Reading, SB 1, SB 955,
February 26, June 17, 1999
2002/151-1855 Red River Boundary Compact, HB
1355; Religious Freedom Restoration Act, HB 601, SB 138,
January 11, May 25, June 10, 1999
2002/151-1855 Schools, SB 1, SB 4, SB 103,
and SB 955,
February 26, June 8 and 17, 1999
2002/151-1855 Severance tax, SB 290; Small
business,
February 2 and 25, March 10-11, 1999
2002/151-1855 Social promotion, SB, SB 4 and
SB 103,
January 25, February 26, June 8, 1999
2002/151-1855 TAAS, SB 4 and SB 103; Tax cut
bill, SB 441; Taxes, SB 4, SB 103, and HB 2075; Teacher pay raises, SB 4 and SB
103,
June 3 and 8, 1999
2002/151-1855 Texas Assessment of Academic
Skills (TAAS); Truth in Taxation, SB 4, SB 103 and HB 2075; Year 2000
legislation, SB 598,
May 19, June 8, 1999
Chronological news releases,
1993-2000,
1.4 cubic
ft.
The Press Office was responsible for preparing press releases to disseminate
information about Governor Bush's actions. Gubernatorial campaign news releases
were kept as reference material by the Press Office to maintain consistency in
the governor's statements. These news releases were filed in chronological
order to provide date access to the materials. Chronological news releases,
1993-2000, also include a few attachments such as clippings, memos, maps,
graphs, talking points, and lists. These chronological releases mostly
duplicate those found in the general, appointment, and legislative news
releases series, though some releases in this series are not represented in the
other series. Records include campaign releases from the Bush for Texas
Governor committee, November 1993-November 1994, and from the Governor Bush
Committee, November 1997-November 1998.
Arrangement These records
are arranged in reverse chronological order as received from the agency, with
gubernatorial and campaign releases grouped separately. Releases were removed
from binders and placed in acid-free folders. Undated materials found in binder
pockets were filed at the beginning or end of that year's releases. Misfiles
were corrected and post-it notes were photocopied onto acid-free paper.
Preferred
Citation (Identify the item), Chronological news releases, News
releases, Texas Governor George W. Bush Press Office news releases and staff
files. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, tax returns confidential by law (§552.101 in
conjunction with 26 U.S.C. 6103(a)), agency memoranda (§552.111), and social security
numbers (§552.147), 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 (Texas State
Library and Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax
(512-463-5436), email (Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page (https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html). Include
enough description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. (Note: The Governor's
Office has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information
Coordinator for the Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request
for these records.) 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. 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.).
Processed by
Tonia J. Wood, September 2009
2002/151-1855 Gubernatorial releases,
2000
2002/151-1855
July-November 2000
2002/151-1855
June 2000
2002/151-1855
April-May 2000
2002/151-1855
March 2000
2002/151-1855
January-February 2000
2002/151-1855 Gubernatorial releases,
1999
2002/151-1855
December 1999
2002/151-1855
November 1999
2002/151-1855
October 14-29, 1999
2002/151-1855
September 24-October 13, 1999
2002/151-1855
September 15-22, 1999
2002/151-1855
August 22-September 8, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 20-July 23, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 19, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 18-19, 1999
[Includes statements regarding Bob Bullock's death.]
2002/151-1855
June 18, 1999
2002/151-1855
June 2-17, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 29-June 1, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 25-28, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 20-21, 1999
2002/151-1855
May 12-19, 1999
2002/151-1855
April 15-May 10, 1999
2002/151-1855
March 19-April 13, 1999
2002/151-1855
March 8-18, 1999
2002/151-1855 Gubernatorial releases,
1998
2002/151-1855
December 1998
2002/151-1855
November 1998
2002/151-1855
October 1998
2002/151-1855
August 24-September 30, 1998
2002/151-1855
August 3-20, 1998
2002/151-1855
July 1998
2002/151-1855
June 12-30, 1998
2002/151-1855
June 1-10, 1998
2002/151-1855
May 1998
2002/151-1855
April 1998
2002/151-1855
March 1998
2002/151-1855
February 1998
2002/151-1855
January 1998
2002/151-1856 Campaign
releases,
1997-1998
2002/151-1856
October 16-November 4, 1998
2002/151-1856
October 1-15, 1998
2002/151-1856
September 11-29, 1998
2002/151-1856 Sex offender/DNA database,
September 9, 1998
[Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memoranda]
2002/151-1856
July 7-September 3, 1998
2002/151-1856
April 15-June 30, 1998
2002/151-1856
November 26, 1997-April 9, 1998
2002/151-1856 Gubernatorial releases,
1997
2002/151-1856
October 1-16, 1997
2002/151-1856
September 18-30, 1997
2002/151-1856
September 3-17, 1997
2002/151-1856
July 22-August 29, 1997
2002/151-1856
June 22-July 18, 1997
2002/151-1856
June 21, 1997
2002/151-1856
June 20, 1997
[3 folders]
2002/151-1856
June 18-19, 1997
2002/151-1856
June 13-17, 1997
2002/151-1856
June 2-12, 1997
2002/151-1856
May 29-31, 1997
2002/151-1856
May 27-28, 1997
2002/151-1856
May 22-24, 1997
2002/151-1856
May 13-21, 1997
2002/151-1856
May 2-12, 1997
2002/151-1856
April 22-29, 1997
2002/151-1856
April 2-18, 1997
2002/151-1856
March 1997
2002/151-1856
February 13-27, 1997
2002/151-1856
February 4-12, 1997
2002/151-1856
January 23-31, 1997
2002/151-1856
January 16-22, 1997
2002/151-1856
January 2-15, 1997
2002/151-1856 Gubernatorial releases,
1996
2002/151-1856
December 1996
2002/151-1856
November 1996
2002/151-1856
October 1996
2002/151-1856
September 1996
2002/151-1856
August 1996
2002/151-1856
July 17-30, 1996
2002/151-1856
July 1-15, 1996
2002/151-1856
June 1996
2002/151-1856
May 9-30, 1996
2002/151-1856
April 30-May 8, 1996
2002/151-1856
April 1-29, 1996
2002/151-1856
March 1996
2002/151-1856
February 1996
2002/151-1856
January 22-31, 1996
2002/151-1856
January 11-19, 1996
2002/151-1856
January 1-10, 1996
2002/151-1856 Gubernatorial releases,
1995
2002/151-1856
December 1995
2002/151-1856
November 15-30, 1995
2002/151-1856
November 7-14, 1995
2002/151-1856
October 17-November 6, 1995
2002/151-1856
October 9-16, 1995
2002/151-1856
September 20-October 4, 1995
2002/151-1856
September 1-19, 1995
2002/151-1856
August 17-31, 1995
2002/151-1856
August 2-16, 1995
2002/151-1856
July 13-28, 1995
2002/151-1856
June 26-July 10, 1995
2002/151-1856
June 16-23, 1995
2002/151-1856
June 7-15, 1995
2002/151-1856
May 22-June 6, 1995
2002/151-1856
May 9-19, 1995
2002/151-1856
May 4-8, 1995
2002/151-1856
April 26-May 3, 1995
2002/151-1856
April 19-25, 1995
2002/151-1856
April 4-18, 1995
2002/151-1856
March 22-31, 1995
2002/151-1856
March 7-21, 1995
2002/151-1856
February 15-March 3, 1995
2002/151-1856
January 19-February 14, 1995
2002/151-1856 List of GWB news releases by
date,
1995
2002/151-1856 Material from binder pocket,
1995, undated
[Contains Bush 1994 income tax return, memo re: Jackson County
District Attorney Bobby Bell, and information on visit by Mexican
governors.]
[Contains
possibly excepted information: agency memoranda, social security numbers,
confidential by law]
2002/151-1856 Campaign news releases and talking points,
1993-1994
2002/151-1856 Taking a stand for Texas
values,
1994
2002/151-1856 Juvenile justice,
1994
2002/151-1856 Position papers: George W. Bush
on...,
1994
2002/151-1856 Welfare reform,
1994
2002/151-1856
November 3-7, 1994
2002/151-1856
November 1-2, 1994
2002/151-1856
October 19-31, 1994
2002/151-1856
October 12-17, 1994
2002/151-1856
October 5-11, 1994
2002/151-1856
September 28-October 4, 1994
2002/151-1856
September 13-27, 1994
2002/151-1856
September 1-12, 1994
2002/151-1856
August 9-31, 1994
2002/151-1856
July 26-August 4, 1994
2002/151-1856
July 18-25, 1994
2002/151-1856
July 1-15, 1994
2002/151-1856
July 18-25, 1994
2002/151-1856
June 19-30, 1994
2002/151-1856
May 22-June 17, 1994
2002/151-1856
May 10-20, 1994
2002/151-1856
April 28-May 5, 1994
2002/151-1856
April 17-20, 1994
2002/151-1856
April 11-15, 1994
2002/151-1856
April 6-8, 1994
2002/151-1856
March 1994
2002/151-1856
February 7-25, 1994
2002/151-1856
January 7-February 2, 1994
2002/151-1856
November 4, 1993-January 6, 1994
Staff files,
1995-2000,
2.4 cubic ft.
The Press Office was responsible for
managing media relations for the governor, the governor's spouse, and the
administration. Staff files document interactions of Karen Hughes and other
Press Office staff with members of the media. This series consists of
correspondence (both incoming and outgoing, including letters, memoranda,
faxes, and emails) plus attachments (news clippings, resumes, invitations,
transcripts of interviews, membership lists, copies of documents sent in
response to Public Information Act requests, etc.). These records comprise the
staff files of Texas Governor George W. Bush's Press Office, 1995-2000. Most
voluminous are the correspondence files of Karen Hughes (Governor Bush's
Director of Communications), July 1996-June 1999. These are in standard
reading file format. The first page for each
month (through February 1999) is an item-level index to that month's
correspondence, giving date, name of correspondent, status (mail, hand, fax,
out, pending), name of organization (e.g., Ross Communications, Associated
Press, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Personal), subject and action, and whether
closed (i.e., completed). Items are either
addressed to Karen Hughes, or forwarded to her; those directly to Hughes have a
simple stamp Received, with date filled in
manually. Annotations in red ink are common (e.g. Original in prop. tax file,
Referred to Correspondence, Close,
Declined to reply - Don't really know enough to
respond - out of state.). The last set of Karen Hughes files is labeled
correspondence to be logged in, mostly dating
1999. Attachments to the letters include such things as news clippings,
resumes, invitations, transcripts of interviews, membership lists, copies of
documents sent in response to Public Information Act requests, etc. Topics of
the Karen Hughes correspondence range from thank yous and football tickets, to
requests for interviews, to appointments, applications for employment, and
substantive policy issues (e.g. property tax relief, gun control, complaints
about news coverage, criminal justice, welfare reform, faith-based initiatives,
social promotion, insurance reform). Several badges from Karen Hughes
attendance at governors' conferences and other events are also included.
Next is what was originally a large expanding file, unlabeled but apparently
Anne Trenolone's files (Anne Trenolone, Office of the Governor,
Communications), dating 1999-2000. These are divided into groups labeled
Interview: decline,
Interview: accept, Interview: info req[uested],
Interview: forward, and
Interview: quote only. Many of these are
emails or faxes as well as more traditional correspondence, all of them
requesting interviews, information, or quotes from Governor Bush. (Additional
correspondence concerning interviews is found in the Karen Hughes
correspondence.) Following these is a large stack of correspondence originally
bound with a rubber band, dating 1998, and mostly addressed to or from Anne
Friedenberg/Anne Friedenberg Swanson, Media Coordinator. Most of these items
also involve requests for interviews (frequently video or audio interviews),
most of them declined.
There are two relatively small folders,
containing correspondence of Linda Edwards, Director of Communications, dated
July 1999 to October 2000; and of Mike Jones, Press Office, dated April-August
2000. Neither of these staff member's files seems to contain much substantive
policy issue material. Finally, there is a group of central correspondence sent
to Governor Bush's Office by constituents and responded to by Press Office
staff, 1995-1998. Most, but not all, of these letters deal with requests for
interviews, statements, or appearances by the Governor.
During the
majority of his tenure as Governor, George Bush's Director of Communications
was Karen P. Hughes. (The Director of Communications was sometimes referred
to--mostly by those outside the office--as the Press Secretary.) When Hughes
left that position in June 1999 to become Governor Bush's presidential campaign
spokesperson, the Deputy Director of the Communications/Press Office, Linda
Edwards, became Director, and Mike Jones became Deputy Director. Anne
Friedenberg-Swanson was Media Coordinator, 1998-1999. Another Communications
staff member prominent in these records was Anne Trenolone, 1999-2000. Kimberly
(Kim) Black was Karen Hughes' Administrative Assistant.
Arrangement The first part
of these records are arranged by staff member, beginning with Karen Hughes. Her
files are arranged chronologically by month, but each month's file is usually
in reverse chronological order. (The date used is usually the file date, not
necessarily the receipt date.) Next in volume are mostly Anne Trenolone's
files, arranged by type of action concerning interview requests. Then are small
groups of files from Anne Friedenberg/Anne Friedenberg Swanson, Linda Edwards,
and Mike Jones, in no discernible order. A separate group of files is arranged
in reverse chronological order by year, then alphabetically by correspondent
(generally the author of the letter, but sometimes the name of the
organization).
Restrictions on Access Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under Public Information Act
exceptions including, but not limited to, confidential by law (§552.101 in conjunction
with Texas Occupations Code Section 159.002(d)), agency memoranda (§552.111), drivers
license numbers (§552.130), account information (§552.136), email addresses (§552.137),
and social security numbers (§552.147), 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 (Texas
State Library and Archives Commission, P. O. Box 12927, Austin, TX 78711), fax
(512-463-5436), email (Dir_Lib@tsl.state.tx.us), or see our web page (https://www.tsl.state.tx.us/requestgovernorbushrecords.html). Include enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the archivist to
accurately identify and locate the information requested. (Note: The Governor's Office
has requested that the State Archives contact the Public Information Coordinator for the
Governor's Office when we receive a Public Information Act request for these records.)
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.
Preferred Citation (Identify
the item), Staff files, Texas Governor George W. Bush Press Office news
releases and staff files. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas
State Library and Archives Commission.
Processed by Tony Black,
October 2002
Additions to staff files processed by Jessica Tucker,
October 2011
2002/151-1 Karen
Hughes 2002/151-1 Correspondence,
1996-1999:
2002/151-1
July 23-30, 1996
2002/151-1
July 2-19, 1996
2002/151-1
August 19-28, 1996
[Contains possibly
excepted information: Social Security number on employment application]
2002/151-1
August 10-16, 1996
2002/151-1
September 20-27, 1996
2002/151-1
September 3-19, 1996
2002/151-1
October 16-29, 1996
2002/151-1
October 1-14, 1996
2002/151-1
November 22-25, 1996
2002/151-1
November 1-20, 1996
2002/151-1
December 10-20, 1996
2002/151-1
December 3-9, 1996
2002/151-1
January 21-31, 1997
2002/151-1
January 2-17, 1997
2002/151-1
February 7-28, 1997
2002/151-1
March 1-19, 1997
2002/151-1
March 20, 1997
2002/151-1
March 21-28, 1997
2002/151-1
April 21-28, 1997
2002/151-1
April 1-18, 1997
2002/151-1
May 16-30, 1997
2002/151-1
May 1-15, 1997
2002/151-1
June 16-30, 1997
2002/151-1
June 2-13, 1997
2002/151-1
July 1-30, 1997
2002/151-1
August 21-28, 1997
2002/151-1
August 4-20, 1997
2002/151-1
September 16-30, 1997
2002/151-1
September 2-12, 1997
2002/151-1
October 6-30, 1997
2002/151-1
November 20-26, 1997
2002/151-1
November 5-19, 1997
2002/151-1
December 8-22, 1997
2002/151-1
December 3-5, 1997
2002/151-1
January 27-30, 1998
2002/151-1
January 15-26, 1998
2002/151-1
January 5-13, 1998
2002/151-1
February 13-26, 1998
2002/151-1
February 2-12, 1998
2002/151-1
March 2-24, 1998
2002/151-1
April 2-29, 1998
2002/151-1
May 5-19, 1998
2002/151-1
June 19-29, 1998
2002/151-1
June 1-18, 1998
2002/151-1
July 14-31, 1998
2002/151-1
July 1-9, 1998
2002/151-1
August 27-31, 1998
[Contains possibly
excepted information: driver license number]
2002/151-1
August 14-26, 1998
2002/151-1
August 4-12, 1998
2002/151-1
September 10, 1998
2002/151-1
October 6-29, 1998
2002/151-1
November 20-30, 1998
2002/151-1
November 16-19, 1998
2002/151-1
November 3-15, 1998
2002/151-1
December 22-29, 1998
2002/151-1
December 10-18, 1998
[Contains possibly
excepted information: Social Security number]
2002/151-1
December 1-9, 1998
2002/151-1
January 20-29, 1999
2002/151-1
January 12-14, 1999
2002/151-1
January 4-8, 1999
2002/151-1
February 16-26, 1999
2002/151-1
February 9-15, 1999
2002/151-1
February 1-8, 1999
2002/151-1
March 1-8, 1999
2002/151-1
March 9-23, 1999
2002/151-1
May 4-21, 1999
2002/151-1
June 2-7, 1999
2002/151-1 To be logged in,
August and November 1998
2002/151-1 To be logged in,
January 1999
2002/151-1 To be logged in,
March 1999
2002/151-1 To be logged in,
April 1999
2002/151-1Badges,
1995-1997, undated
Anne Trenolone correspondence,
1999-2000
2002/151-2 Interview: decline,
1999-2000
[6 folders]
2002/151-2 Interview:
accept,
1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-2 Interview:
information requested,
1999-2000
[2 folders]
2002/151-2 Interview:
forward,
1999-2000
2002/151-2 Interview: quote only,
1999-2000
Other staff files,
1998-2000
2002/151-2 Anne Friedenberg Swanson,
1998-1999
[4 folders]
2002/151-2 Miscellaneous
loose items,
1999-2000
2002/151-2 Linda Edwards correspondence,
2000
2002/151-2 Linda Edwards correspondence,
1999
2002/151-2 Mike Jones correspondence,
2000
2002/151-1824Various
correspondence - responses done by Press staff,
1995-1998
2002/151-1824
1998:
2002/151-1824A
2002/151-1824
B [Contains possibly
excepted information: email address]
2002/151-1824
C2002/151-1824D-F
[Contains possibly excepted information: email
address]
2002/151-1824G
2002/151-1824
H [Contains possibly
excepted information: email address]
2002/151-1824
K2002/151-1824L
2002/151-1824
M2002/151-1824N, P-Q
[Contains possibly excepted information: email
address]
2002/151-1824R
2002/151-1824
S [Contains possibly
excepted information: email addresses]
2002/151-1824
T2002/151-1824
U-W2002/151-1824
1997:
2002/151-1824A-B
2002/151-1824
C2002/151-1824D-E
2002/151-1824
F-G [Contains
possibly excepted information: email address]
2002/151-1824
H2002/151-1824I-L
2002/151-1824
M2002/151-1824O-P
2002/151-1824
R2002/151-1824S
[Contains possibly excepted information: email
address]
2002/151-1824
T-W2002/151-1824
1996:
2002/151-1824A
2002/151-1824
B [Contains possibly
excepted information: email address]
2002/151-1824C
[Contains possibly excepted information: email
address]
2002/151-1824D
[Contains possibly excepted information: agency
memorandum]
2002/151-1824E-F
2002/151-1824
G2002/151-1824H
[Contains possibly excepted information: account
information]
2002/151-1824I-K
[Contains possibly excepted information: account
information]
2002/151-1824L
[Contains possibly excepted information: email
address]
2002/151-1824M
[Contains possibly excepted information: account
information]
2002/151-1824N
2002/151-1824
O-P2002/151-1824P
2002/151-1824
R2002/151-1824S
2002/151-1824
T2002/151-1824U-W
2002/151-1824Y, Pending
report2002/151-1824
1995:
2002/151-1824A
2002/151-1824
B2002/151-1824C
2002/151-1824
D2002/151-1824E
2002/151-1824
F2002/151-1824G
2002/151-1824
H2002/151-1824I-J
2002/151-1824
K2002/151-1824L
2002/151-1824
M2002/151-1824N
2002/151-1824
O2002/151-1824P-Q
[Contains possibly excepted information: account
information]
2002/151-1824R
2002/151-1824
S [Contains possibly
excepted information: medical information]
2002/151-1824
T2002/151-1824U-V
2002/151-1824
W2002/151-1824X-Z, Pending
report [Contains possibly
excepted information: agency memorandum]