Overview
Texas State Archives
Texas. Legislature. House of Representatives.
Records of Representative Ron
Clark
1976-2002
bulk 1994-2002
The Texas House of
Representatives is one arm of the Legislature of the
State of Texas (the other being the Texas Senate), which the Texas Constitution
(Article III, Section 1) vests with all legislative power of the state. Records
of Representative Ron Clark (Ronald H. Clark) reflect his efforts to represent
the needs and
concerns of House District 62 through his legislative proposals, his work on
house committees, and the working relationships he and his staff formed with
agencies and officials at the state, federal and local level, and with private
and non-profit organizations. Types of records include correspondence, notes,
memoranda, newsletters, clippings, printed material, legislative bills and
records, bill
analyses, bill
copies, publications, reports, fiscal notes, calendars, telephone logs, visitor
registers and files, speeches,
photographs, press releases, travel files, financial records, house
administration files, office procedures, office employee information,
resolutions, floppy disks, a compact disc, and a VHS videotape, 1976-2002, bulk
1994-2002. Major topics include health care,
education, teacher compensation, veterans' issues, transportation,
redistricting, regulation of industry,
criminal penalties, municipal law, narcotics manufacture, environmental
issues, motorcycle rights, and the social service needs of
constituents.
27 cubic ft.
Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search
room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff
members.
In accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 306,
Representative Ron
Clark permanently closed communications between himself and citizens/residents
of the State of Texas as of November 18, 2002.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, an archivist must review these records
before they can be accessed for research. The records may be requested for
research under the provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A.,
Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an interview with
an
archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email including enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the
archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. If our review
reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we
are
obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on
whether
the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives
ten
working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The
Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives
can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you
agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the
remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may
be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by,
not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The
researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17
U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Please contact the Archives' Preservation Officer to obtain equipment
needed to access the compact disc, VHS videotape, and 3.5-inch floppy
disks.
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when
reviewing photographic materials.
Agency HistoryThe Texas House of Representatives is
one arm of the Legislature of the State of Texas (the other being the Texas
Senate), which the Texas Constitution (Article III, Section 1) vests with all
legislative power of the state. The primary legislative power is enacting laws,
and the most visible function of the legislature is to make public policy
through drafting, considering, and passing bills and resolutions. Biennially,
the House of Representatives elects a speaker from its membership to serve as
its presiding officer. The House of Representatives consists of 150
representatives elected in even-numbered years for two-year terms. A
representative must be at least twenty-one years old, a qualified voter, and a
resident of Texas for at least two years and of the district represented for at
least one year immediately preceding election.
In addition to legislative
powers, the legislature exercises other types of authority. Constituent powers
include the ability to alter the state constitution, and the members' authority
to exercise powers of attorney in behalf of their constituents. Directory and
supervisory powers allow the legislature to regulate the state's administrative
machinery, made up of boards, commissions, and departments that conduct the
affairs of state. The legislature establishes and funds these bodies and
defines their functions. Executive powers of each house include selection of
legislative officers, employees, and chairs and members of committees.
Investigative powers are exercised through the formation of standing, special,
interim, and joint committees to study an issue. House committees are usually
charged with a particular purpose by the speaker, although this may
also be accomplished by a resolution adopted by the house. Each legislative
house holds judicial powers over its members, including punishing or expelling
members for cause.
The legislature meets in regular session on the second
Tuesday in January of odd-numbered years and in special sessions when convened
by the governor. The length of the regular session is limited to 140 days.
Special sessions are limited to 30 days, but the number of special sessions
that may be called is not limited. Only legislative matters submitted by the
governor may be considered in special session. All legislative sessions, except
for the senate's executive session, are open. Neither house may, without the
consent of the other, adjourn for more than three days or move to a place other
than where the legislature is sitting. Two-thirds of each house constitutes a
quorum, the number of members required to conduct business. If a quorum is not
present, a smaller number may vote to adjourn and compel absent members to
attend. The house is required to keep and publish a journal of its proceedings
and to record the vote on any question on which three members who are present
demand an actual count of yeas and nays.
The House of Representatives
functions through committees set up under its own rules. The house maintains
more standing committees than the senate. By custom the speaker appoints
standing, special, and conference committees, although the house is free to
designate its own method of selection. Under the Legislative Reorganization Act
of 1961, the committee system was expanded, and provisions were made whereby
standing, special, and general investigating committees created by each body
could function whether or not the legislature was in session. As of 2008, the
house has 40
standing committees: - Agriculture and Livestock
- Appropriations
- Border and International Affairs
- Business and Industry
- Calendars
- Civil
Practices
- Corrections
- County Affairs
- Criminal Jurisprudence
- Culture, Recreation, and
Tourism
- Defense Affairs and State-Federal Relations
- Economic Development
- Elections
- Energy
Resources
- Environmental Regulation
- Financial
Institutions
- General Investigating and Ethics
- Government Reform
- Higher Education
- House
Administration
- Human Services
- Insurance
- Judiciary
- Juvenile Justice and Family Issues
- Land
and Resource Management
- Law Enforcement
- Licensing and
Administrative Procedures
- Local and Consent Calendars
- Local Government Ways and Means
- Natural Resources
- Pensions and Investments
- Public Education
- Public
Health
- Redistricting
- Regulated Industries
- Rules and Resolutions
- State Affairs
- Transportation
- Urban Affairs
- Ways and
Means
(Sources include: Guide to
Texas State Agencies, 11th
(2001) ed.; and the Texas House of Representatives Committees web page
http://www.house.state.tx.us/committees/welcome.htm,
accessed November 10, 2008.)
Biographical Sketch Texas State Representative Ron Clark
(Ronald H. Clark) served three terms in the Texas House of Representatives
(1997-2002),
representing House District 62, encompassing Grayson and Fannin Counties. A
Republican, he served on several house committees including:
Judicial Affairs (1997-1998), Urban Affairs (1997-2000), Pensions and
Investments (1999-2000), and the Select Committee on Teacher Health Insurance
(1999-2002). In 2001 he was named to the Civil Practices
Committee, the Economic Development Committee, and the Rules and Resolutions
Committee. Clark won
re-election in 2002, but less than three weeks
after his victory he resigned to take up his appointment as a federal judge
for the U.S. District Court, Eastern Division of Texas.
Ron Clark was
born in 1953 in Caripito, Venezuela. He obtained bachelor and master
degrees in economics from the University of Connecticut, and later received a
doctorate in jurisprudence from the University of Texas at Austin.
After college, Clark joined the U.S. Army where he qualified as an Airborne
Ranger and
served in a tank battalion of the 2nd Armored Division as a platoon leader and
as company executive officer in both Texas and Germany.
He was a partner in the law firm of Wolfe, Clark, Henderson & Tidwell,
L.L.P., board certified in civil trial law and civil appellate law by the
Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He served as city attorney for both
home rule and general law cities and represented cities, counties
and water districts in litigation. Clark was the chief consultant and lecturer
for the Legislative Update seminars for the Texas Municipal Clerks
Certification Program, University of North Texas, Denton. He is the author of
the Texas Municipal Law and Procedure Manual, 2nd
ed. (1989), a
book widely distributed throughout the State of Texas and used by municipal
officials and Texas attorneys.
During his service in the Texas Legislature, Clark was named
Legislator of the Year by the Texas Purchasing Management Association,
Distinguished Legislator by the Republican Caucus,
and Legislator of the Year by the Texas Motorcycle Roadriders Association and
Texoma ABATE, a motorcycle advocacy group.
He was recognized by the Texas Municipal Clerks Association for service to city
clerks in Texas.
Clark's memberships include the Republican Veterans of
Texas, Amvets Post 47, and American Legion Post 29. He has been active in
Grayson County civic
and community volunteer organizations and has served the Boy
Scouts of America in numerous capacities.
(Sources include:
http://hosting.texoma.net/graysongop/clark.htm, and
http://www.unt.edu/municlerks/municipal_law_manual_4th.htm,
accessed in 2004 but now available only through the Internet Archive
http://www.archive.org/index.php.)
Scope and Contents of the Records
The Texas House of Representatives is one arm of the Legislature of the
State of Texas (the other being the Texas Senate), which the Texas Constitution
(Article III, Section 1) vests with all legislative power of the state. Records
of Representative Ron Clark (Ronald H. Clark) reflect his efforts to represent
the needs and
concerns of House District 62 through his legislative proposals, his work on
house committees, and the working relationships he and his staff formed with
agencies and officials at the state, federal and local level, and with private
and non-profit organizations. Types of records include correspondence, notes,
memoranda, newsletters, clippings, printed material, legislative bills and
records, bill
analyses, bill
copies, publications, reports, fiscal notes, calendars, telephone logs, visitor
registers and files, speeches,
photographs, press releases, travel files, financial records, house
administration files, office procedures, office employee information,
resolutions, floppy disks, a compact disc, and a VHS videotape, 1976-2002, bulk
1994-2002. Major topics include health care,
education, teacher compensation, veterans' issues, transportation,
redistricting, regulation of industry,
criminal penalties, municipal law, narcotics manufacture, environmental
issues, motorcycle rights, and the social service needs of constituents.
Correspondence and constituent casework of
Representative Clark's legislative office documents his communications with
constituents, state agencies, local officials, private and non-profit
organizations, citizens of Texas, and the public at large regarding their
opinions and concerns on issues affecting his house district and the state at
large. Constituent casework documents Clark's
communications with constituents concerning their personal problems and
issues.
Bill files document the
legislation Clark created, sponsored, or had interest in during the 75th-77th
Legislatures (1997-2001). Subjects of legislation include regulation of
industry,
litigation costs, criminal penalties, municipal law, and narcotics
manufacture.
Subject files of Clark's
legislative office demonstrate his work, advocacy, and involvement
with state and federal agencies, state officials, local authorities, private
organizations, constituents, and the general public. Major topics among these
records are health care, education,
teacher compensation, veterans' issues, transportation, redistricting,
industry, the environment, and motorcycle rights. Several files are present
with records from the House Select Committee on Teacher Health Insurance, and
one file contains records from the House Committee on Urban Affairs.
Office files from Representative Clark's Capitol
office in Austin demonstrate efforts of his office to provide his constituency
with news of his legislative work, to record visitors to the representative's
office, to gather press reportage concerning Clark, and to visually document
his activities. District office files from
Clark's office in Sherman reflect a portion of his work with constituents,
organizations, and municipalities at a local level. The series
Correspondence and constituent casework and
Subject files include further records of his
district-level work. Major topics among
these records are teacher compensation and health insurance, environmental
issues, and the social service needs of
constituents.
Resolutions, 1999-2002, written by
Representative Clark and passed by the Texas House of Representatives
demonstrate his efforts to recognize and honor constituents for their
achievements.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were
cursorily
reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to
provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
Organization of the Records
These records are organized into six series by State Archives staff:
- Correspondence and constituent casework, 1976-1988, 1994-2001,
bulk 1994-2001, 13 cubic ft.
- Bill
files, 1997-2001, bulk 2001, 1.3 cubic ft.
- Subject files,
1991-2002, bulk 1997-2002, 8 cubic ft.
- Office files, 1995-2002, 2.2
cubic ft.
- District
office files, 1985-2002, bulk 1996-2002, 1.5 cubic ft.
- Resolutions,
1999-2002, 1 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:
Clark, Ronald H.,
1953-
Corporate Names:
Texas. Legislature. House of Representatives. Committee on Urban Affairs.Texas. Legislature. House of Representatives. Select Committee on Teacher Health Insurance.
Subjects:
Legislators--Texas.
Legislative
bodies--Texas.Transportation--Texas.
Social service--Texas.
Public health--Texas.
Education--Texas.
Redistricting--Texas.
Veterans--Legal status, laws,
etc.--Texas.Motorcycles--Law and legislation--Texas.
teacher
compensation, municipal law, environmental issues
Document Types:
Bill
files--Texas--Legislators--1997-2001.
Clippings--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Correspondence--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Legislative
records--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Memoranda--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Notes--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Photographs--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Press
releases--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Publications--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Reports--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Videocassettes--Texas--Legislators--1976-2002.
Functions:
Representing state.
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 Legislature, House of Representatives,
Committee on Civil Practices, Records of the Chair, 1994-1996, 1998-2001, 10
cubic ft. [RESTRICTED]
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Records of Representative Ron Clark, House of
Representatives, Texas Legislature.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and
Archives
Commission.
Processing Information
Biographical research and partial folder inventory by Nancy Enneking,
August 2004
Full description and completion of folder inventory by
Rebecca Romanchuk, November 2008
Accession Information
Accession number: 2003/076
These records were transferred to the Archives and Information
Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the
Texas House of Representatives on November 25, 2002.
Detailed Description of the Records
Correspondence and constituent casework, 1976-1988, 1994-2001,
bulk 1994-2001,
13 cubic ft.
Correspondence and constituent casework of Representative Ron Clark's legislative office documents his communications with constituents, state agencies, local officials, private and non-profit organizations, citizens of Texas, and the public at large regarding their opinions and concerns on issues affecting his house district and the state at large. Records consist of correspondence, notes, memoranda, newsletters, clippings, printed material, and a VHS videotape, 1976-1988, 1994-2001, bulk 1994-2001. Constituent casework documents Clark's communications with constituents concerning their personal problems and issues. Constituents frequently wrote the Representative's office with request for assistance on matters of collection of child support, assistance with obtaining access to federal and state aid programs, local road maintenance issues, and various other complaints. Clark and his staff would, where possible, attempt to address these issues by contacting an agency on the individual's behalf or sending the individual the requested information. Additional constituent casework is contained in the series Subject files and District office files. Additional correspondence is contained in the series Bill files, Subject files, Office files, and District office files.
Arrangement
These records are arranged in two alphabetical groups as they arrived from the legislator's office, and one chronological group as arranged by State Archives staff.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Correspondence and constituent casework, Records of Representative Ron Clark, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
In accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 306, Representative Ron
Clark permanently closed communications between himself and citizens/residents
of the State of Texas as of November 18, 2002.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, an archivist must review these records
before they can be accessed for research. The records may be requested for
research under the provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A.,
Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an interview with
an
archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email including enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the
archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. If our review
reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we
are
obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on
whether
the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives
ten
working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The
Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives
can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you
agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the
remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Please contact the Archives' Preservation Officer to obtain equipment needed to access the VHS videotape.
2003/076-1Appraisal
districts - constituents, 1999,
2001
2003/076-1APS (Adult Protective Services) constituent issues,
2002
2003/076-1Attorney cases
- constituents, 2002
2003/076-1Attorney General cases -
constituents, 1997-1998,
2001-2002
2003/076-1Banks and financial institutions -
constituents, 2001-2002
2003/076-1Child support -
constituents, 1997-2002
2003/076-1City police departments
- complaints, 1998
2003/076-1Comptroller cases -
constituents, 1999-2002
2003/076-1County Attorney, Grayson
County - constituents, 1997-2000,
2002
2003/076-1County road complaints/cases,
1997
2003/076-1CPS (Child
Protective Services) -
constituent casework, 1997-2001
2003/076-1DHS (Dept. of Human
Services) - constituent cases,
1997-2002
2003/076-1DPS (Dept. of
Public Safety) constituent issues,
1998-2002
2003/076-1Employment issues -
constituents, 2000
2003/076-1Environment -
constituents, 1997,
2000
2003/076-1Federal issues - guns, Confederate
flag, Bill of Rights, 1997-1998,
2000-2002
2003/076-1Finance casework - constituents,
1998,
2001
2003/076-1Grant requests - constituents,
1997-1998,
2000
2003/076-1Insurance and HMO (health
maintenance organization) complaints, 1997-2001[2 wallets]
2003/076-1Medicaid - constituent cases,
1997-2002
2003/076-1MHMR (Mental Health and
Mental Retardation) - constituent casework,
1997-2002
2003/076-1Nursing homes -
constituents, 1998,
2000-2002
2003/076-1Prison/Prisoners - constituents,
1997-2002
[wallet]
2003/076-2Property taxes - constituents,
1997-1999,
2001
2003/076-2Retirement cases - constituents,
2000
2003/076-2School issues
- constituents, 1997-1998,
2000-2002
2003/076-2Sex offenders - constituents,
1999-2000
2003/076-2TABC (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission) - constituents,
2000,
2002
2003/076-2Taxes - constituents,
2000-2001
2003/076-2TDH Cases - Texas Dept.
of Health, 1999
2003/076-2Transportation and
highways, 1997-2002
2003/076-2Telephone issues -
constituent casework, 1997-2002
[wallet]
2003/076-2TNRCC (Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission) issues - constituents,
1999-2001
2003/076-2Texas Rehabilitation
Commission - constituents, 1998-2001
2003/076-2TRS (Teacher Retirement
System) cases - constituents, 1998
2003/076-2TWCC (Texas Workers'
Compensation Commission) - constituent cases,
1997-2002
2003/076-2Utility
problems/complaints, 1997-2000,
2002
2003/076-2Victims Compensation Fund -
constituents, 2002
2003/076-2Veterans issues -
constituents, 1997-2002
2003/076-2Water supply company
complaints - constituents, 1997-1998,
2000-2001
2003/076-2Texas Workforce - constituents,
2001-2002
2003/076-2Texoma ABATE
(A Brotherhood Aimed Towards Education - motorcycle advocacy group)[empty folder]
2003/076-2Texoma ABATE visit,
January 22, 2001,
1997-2002
2003/076-2(Constituent) - Sherman,
1997-1998,
2001
2003/076-2Adams First
Financial - HOME program (federal block grant for affordable housing) problem with TDHCA (Texas Dept. of Housing and
Community Affairs),
1998
2003/076-2Adult literacy
-
(constituent), 2001-2002
2003/076-2Advantx Home
Care, Inc.,
2000
2003/076-2Aerospace
Scholars Program,
2000-2001
2003/076-2(Constituent)
- County Chair,
1997-1998,
undated
2003/076-2American
Accessories - Denison,
2001-2002
2003/076-2American Bank
of Denison,
2002
2003/076-2Advocacy
Network Leadership Council (ANLC),
2002
2003/076-2Area Agency on
Aging of Texoma,
2000,
undated
2003/076-2Area Agency on
Aging, Janis Thompson, ED (Executive Director),
2001,
undated
2003/076-2Attorneys,
District 62,
1997-1998, 2001-2001,
undated
2003/076-2Auction
correspondence,
2001
2003/076-2Austin
College,
1997-2002
2003/076-2Austin Update
- constituent responses,
1997-2002
2003/076-2Aviation
contacts,
undated
2003/076-2
Ballard, Jim - Pickens murder case,
2000
2003/076-2Bed and
breakfast registry, 2001
2003/076-2Bells ISD (Independent
School District) - Dr. Whittenburg complaint,
1997,
1999
2003/076-2Bells High
School seniors,
February 19,
2001
2003/076-2Bells sewer line,
1997-1998
2003/076-2Bells VFD
(Volunteer Fire Dept.) - new fire truck, equipment,
1997
2003/076-2City of Bells
speed limits,
1997
2003/076-2City of
Bethel,
1997
2003/076-2Black Expo,
February 22, 1999, 1998-1999,
undated
2003/076-2Bonham, Texas,
2001,
undated
2003/076-2Bonham
Business and Development Council,
2002
2003/076-2Bonham Golf
and Country Club, Inc.,
liquor license, 2002
2003/076-2Bonham Nursing
Center,
undated
2003/076-2Boot camp,
1998
2003/076-2Boot camp
funding - Grayson County Juvenile Probation Dept.,
1997-1998,
2001
2003/076-2Jennifer Boren
- S&S (High School, Sadler, Texas) CISD (Consolidated Independent School District) finalist, 1997 TCTE (Texas Career and Technology Education)
Awards,
1998
2003/076-2Boy Scouts,
2001-2002
2003/076-2Boys State,
1997,
1999-2002
2003/076-3Boy Scout visit to Capitol,
March 20,
1999
2003/076-3(Constituent) - Denison,
1997-2002
2003/076-3(Constituent) - Medical
Examiner, 1997-1998
2003/076-3Hanna Brinker/Jerry
Green (Lake Texoma artists), 2000
2003/076-3(Constituent) -
entertainer, 1999
2003/076-3Mike Bucek, Assistant
City Attorney, City of Denton, 1997
2003/076-3(Constituent) - Sherman
therapeutic optometrists, 1997,
1999
2003/076-3(Constituent) - Verizon,
2002
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- trip cancellation insurance problem, Texas Dept. of Insurance,
2001
2003/076-3Bob Bush (former state representative),
2000,
2002
2003/076-3(Constituent) - Gainesville Child
Protective Services worker, 1997
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- Grayson rehab, 1999
2003/076-3Cable One,
2000
2003/076-3Calhoon's,
2000
2003/076-3City of
Callisburg, 2001
2003/076-3Callisburg Independent
School District, 1998
2003/076-3CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Grayson County,
Inc., salary cuts, 1997, 1999,
2002
2003/076-3Camp Howze - (Constituent) vs.
Texas Dept. of Transportation, 1998-2000
2003/076-3Campfire - Texoma
Council, 2001
2003/076-3(Constituent) -
Whitesboro mineral rights, 1997
2003/076-3CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates),
undated
2003/076-3Choir,
1999-2002
2003/076-3Correspondence and information on child care issues,
2002
2003/076-3Chapter 747
proposed rule change TDPRS (Texas Dept. of Protective and Regulatory
Services),
2002
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- Sherman - sludge application on neighbor's property,
1997
2003/076-3Cedar Mills
Marina and Resort - (constituent),
2000
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- handicap placard,
1997
2003/076-3CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates),
2001
2003/076-3Child Guidance
Clinic - (constituent),
2000
2003/076-3Church of the
Nazarene,
1997
2003/076-3City
complaints over deregulation,
May
2002
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- Army National Guard,
1999
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- TPW (Texas Parks and Wildlife) application,
2000
2003/076-3(Constituents)
- Medicaid question,
1997
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- Sherman - employer problem, 1997
2003/076-3Coast Guard
property on Lake Texoma - buildings to Indians,
1998-1999
2003/076-3(Constituent) - Denison,
1997
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- Denison - Denison City Council, 1997-1998
2003/076-3CoServ
Electric - Chapter 11,
2002
2003/076-3City of
Collinsville,
2001
2003/076-3Collinsville
High School,
1999,
2001
2003/076-3Collinsville
VFD (Volunteer Fire Dept.),
1998
2003/076-3Community
Services Network, Inc.,
1998
2003/076-3(Constituents)
- Competition Chrysler fraud, 2002
2003/076-3
Congratulations to Representative Clark,
1999-2000
2003/076-3Cooke County
correspondence,
1997-2001
2003/076-3Cooke County Christian
School, Gainesville,
1997,
2001
2003/076-3Corps of
Engineers-Texoma,
1999-2000
2003/076-3Correspondence
- miscellaneous subjects - 77th Legislature,
2001-2002
2003/076-3Dennis Cowhig
- Grayson County,
2002
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- appraisal district, 1998-1999,
2002
2003/076-3Crazies,
1997,
2002
2003/076-3Thank
you letters,
1999
2003/076-3(Constituent)
-
Pottsboro Preston volunteer emergency, 1997, 1999
2003/076-3(Constituent)
- water and waste water training program,
1997-1999
2003/076-3Jack Curry v. Mark Hayes case,
March 1999, 1995-1998
2003/076-3Dallas Cowboys,
2000, 2002
2003/076-3(Constituent) - anonymous letters,
2002
2003/076-3DPS (Dept. of Public Safety), Grayson County,
2001
2003/076-3Dallas North Tollway expansion, Collin County meeting at Capitol, 2000
2003/076-3Sandra Dean, appointment to Dental Hygiene Advisory Committee,
1997
2003/076-3TEA-21 (Transportation Equity Act of the 21st Century) Presentation, City of Denison,
2001
2003/076-3Denison, City of,
1997, 1999, 2001-2002
2003/076-3Denison Band parents visit,
May 8, 1998
2003/076-3Denison Heritage Inc.,
1996-1997, 2000-2001
2003/076-3Denison ISD (Independent School District),
1997-1998
2003/076-3Denison Chamber of Commerce,
1997, 1999-2002
2003/076-3Denison Industrial Foundation, clean up of John Mansfield, 2001-2002
2003/076-4Denison Industrial Foundation,
1998-1999, 2002
2003/076-4Denison ISD (Independent School District),
1998-2002
2003/076-4Denison Development Alliance -
(constituent), 2000
2003/076-4The Denison Post,
2001
2003/076-4City of Denton, Mayor Brock,
2001
2003/076-4Denton State School,
2001
2003/076-4DHS (Dept. of Human Services), Denison office,
1998, 2001-2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - quarantine,
2002
2003/076-4City of Dorchester,
1998
2003/076-4Fred Douglass School,
undated
2003/076-4Email, 77th Legislative Session,
2001-2002
2003/076-4Eagle Scouts,
1999-2002
2003/076-4Eco-filter - (constituent),
2002
2003/076-4City of Ector,
2002
2003/076-4Eisenhower birthplace,
1994-2002
2003/076-4(Constituent),
1997-2001
2003/076-4(Constituent) - medications,
1976, 1986-1988, 1999-2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) and Cigna Insurance problems,
2000-2001
2003/076-4Fannin County,
2001-2002
2003/076-4Fannin Rural Rail District,
2002
2003/076-4Fannin County Special News,
2001
2003/076-4Fannin County superintendent's concern - Fannin County
CAD (County Appraisal District), 2001-2002
2003/076-4Federal issues, referred,
1997-2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - relative with medical problem,
2001
2003/076-4First responder preparedness,
2002
2003/076-4Flag certificates correspondence,
1997-2000
2003/076-44-H - Sara Starkey (Texas Cooperative Extension employee),
2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - ERS (Employee Retirement System),
2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - Tri County Nutritional, 2001
2003/076-4(Constituent) - Denison health care concerns,
1997-1998
2003/076-4(Constituent) - insurance problem,
2000
2003/076-4Funding information centers,
1997
2003/076-4Gainesville Foundry Inc., (Constituent), President,
1997-1999
2003/076-4Gainesville, City of,
1997-2002
2003/076-4City of Gainesville, TEA-21 (Transportation Equity Act of the 21st Century) project, welcome/visitor center,
1997-2000
2003/076-4Gainesville/Cooke County,
1997-2002
2003/076-4Gainesville Convalescent Center,
1997
2003/076-4Gainesville Chamber of Commerce,
1997-2000
2003/076-4Gainesville/Cooke County,
March 12, 2001
2003/076-4Gainesville Fuel, Inc., EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) requirements,
1998
2003/076-4Gainesville ISD (Independent School District),
2000
2003/076-4Gainesville League of Women Voters,
1997
2003/076-4Gainesville Memorial Hospital,
1997-1998, 2001
2003/076-4(Constituent) Gainesville State School employee, 1998-2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) Gainesville State School, 1998-2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - TAAS (Texas Assessment of Academic Skills),
1999-2000
2003/076-4(Constituent) - brain injury center,
2002
2003/076-4Girls State,
1999
2003/076-4(Constituent) - child support,
2002
2003/076-4Gold Award Celebration, Girl Scouts,
1997
2003/076-4(Constituent)
bail bonds, 1999-2002
2003/076-4Bill Goodson, Mayor Whitewright,
1997
2003/076-4Grant directory,
1997, 2000, 2002
2003/076-4(Constituent) - paternity,
2002
2003/076-5Grayson County,
1994, 1997, 2000-2001
2003/076-5Grayson County Airport,
2000-2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Builders Association, 1997, 1999, 2001
2003/076-5Grayson Appraisal District - Larry Ward (Chief Appraiser), 1999, 2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Commissioners correspondence,
1999, 2001
2003/076-5Grayson County Child Protective Services,
1998-2000
2003/076-5Grayson County Crisis Pregnancy Center,
1997
2003/076-5Grayson County College,
1997-1999, 2002
2003/076-5Grayson County College visit (to Capitol), 1/23/2001,
2000-2001
2003/076-5Grayson County College ACEs (Achievement through Commitment to Education),
2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Extension Office,
2000-2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Farm Bureau,
2000-2001
2003/076-5Grayson County Health Dept.,
1998, 2001-2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Health Dept. - TDH (Texas Dept. of Health) funding cut (tuberculosis),
2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Juvenile Alternatives,
1997-2000, 2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Jail,
2001-2002
2003/076-5Grayson County Retired Teachers,
2001
2003/076-5Grayson County Sheriff - Keith Gary,
1997-2001
2003/076-5Grayson County State Employees' ERS (Employee Retirement System) benefits,
1998
2003/076-5Grayson County Special Education Co-op,
1998
2003/076-5(Constituent), 1997, 1999-2000
2003/076-5Judge Ray Grisham,
2001
2003/076-5Honorable Horace Groff (Grayson County Judge),
1997-2002
2003/076-5Greater Texoma Utility Authority,
1997-2002
2003/076-5Gunter Middle School, May 22, 2002 (Capitol visit),
2002
2003/076-5Gunter ISD (Independent
School District),
1999
2003/076-5City of Gunter (Water Code) 13.255,
1998-1999, 2001
2003/076-5(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance), 2001-2002
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Health Insurance, 1997, 1999-2002
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Denison, 1996, 1999
2003/076-5Karen B. Hibbitt - Denison - Texas Association, Life Underwriters, 1997, 2000
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Industrial Foundation Board member - Denison,1997-1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) Tanglewood Water Co. rate increase,1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Physician Practice-Care of Denison, 1998
2003/076-5Herald Democrat - Sherman, 1997-1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance), 2001-2002
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Collinsville, 1997-1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Naval Air Station News, 2000
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Choctaw Creek property - City/sewage, 2001-2002
2003/076-5Hospital Merger - Cooke County, 1999
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Collinsville - beaver damage,1997, 2000
2003/076-5Honorary pages, 1997
2003/076-5Housing Development Group, 2002
2003/076-5(Constituent) - humorist, 2000-2001
2003/076-5(Constituent) - nursing home problems, 2002
2003/076-5Howe High School, May 7, 1999 (Capitol visit), 1999, 2001
2003/076-5Howe High School visit, 5/11/01, 2001
2003/076-5Howe, City of, 1997-1998, 2000, 2002
2003/076-5Howe ISD (Independent
School District), 1997-1999, 2001
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Texas Dept. of Insurance, 2002
2003/076-5Invitations - Regret letters, 2000-2001
2003/076-5JAGs (Judge Advocate General) event - April 19-21, 2002, 2001-2002
2003/076-5Johnson & Johnson layoff - 8/2002, 2002
2003/076-5(Constituent) - sludge, 1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) - health care issues, 1998, 2000
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Denison - African American legislators,1997
2003/076-5Wilson N. Jones Hospital, 1998
2003/076-5Junior Achievement of Grayson County, 2001
2003/076-5Juvenile Alternatives Visit - 2/13/01, 2001
2003/076-5(Constituent) - security guard application, 1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) - nursing home, 2002
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Texas Funeral Service Commission, 1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Gainesville - Appraisal tax district problem, 1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Lake Kiowa - Lewisville Manor, 1997-1998
2003/076-5(Constituent) - term limits, appraisal districts, 1996-1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Cooke County Humane Society, 1996-1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - HJR (House Joint Resolution) 4 for So. Grayson R's, 1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Sherman - TDCJ (Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice), 1997-1999
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Bells - Highway 82, 1996
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Sherman - education issues, 1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Pottsboro - HJR (House Joint Resolution) 31 and HB (House Bill) 1612, 1996, 1998-2000
2003/076-5(Constituent) - insurance, 1998
2003/076-5Kwikset Lock Co. - Denison, 1996
2003/076-5Kyker Lane Water System, 2000
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Denton State School, 1997
2003/076-5Lake Kiowa's key rate change, 1997-1998
2003/076-5Lake Ray Roberts, 1997, 2001
2003/076-5Lake Fannin, 2002
2003/076-5Lake Texoma, 1998-2002
2003/076-5Corporal James Lammance, 2000-2001
2003/076-5(Constituent) - Denison - SSI (Supplemental Security Income), 1997
2003/076-5(Constituent) - CPS (Child Protective Services) case, 2000-2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - liability on commercial trucks, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - KTEN-TV, 1998
2003/076-6League of Women Voters, 2000
2003/076-6(Constituent) - grants for community and economic development, 1997, 1999
2003/076-6Lee-Bourland Camp 1848, Sons of Confederate Veterans (Gainesville), 1998
2003/076-6Legal aid clinic (Legal Services of North Texas), 1997
2003/076-6Legend Pharmacy, undated
2003/076-6LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Committee), undated
2003/076-6(Constituent) - tuition at GCC (Grayson County College), 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - nursing home alleged abuse, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - violent crime program, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - HMO (health maintenance organization) problem, 1999-2000
2003/076-6(Constituent) - firefighter school grant, 2000
2003/076-6Letters of congratulations, 1997-1998
2003/076-6Honorable Dorothy Lewis, Justice of the Peace, Cooke County, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - consumer credit, 2000-2001
2003/076-6Lindsay ISD (Independent
School District) graduation 5/23/97 - speaking engagement, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - drainage improvement, 1996-1999
2003/076-6Locust VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars), 1997
2003/076-6LOF (Libbey-Owens-Ford) closing, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - no Catholic encyclopedias in public library, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Associated Travel - rental car tax, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program)1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - vehicle titles and registration opt out form, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - divorce, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - surveyor, 2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - home equity loans, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - real estate issue, 1998-1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - TCPT (Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers) - Austin - congratulations, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - insurance company, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Bells Texas Pharmacy Practice, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - listed child care homes, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - small business insurance, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Denison - nursing homes, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Gainesville voucher pilot program, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - heirship, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - veteran's benefits not received (widow), 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) letter re: AIG (American International Group, Inc.) Claims Services (Wal-Mart), 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - child support, 2002
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Home Health and Assisted Living Facilities, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Whitewright - cement plant, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - long distance carriers slamming (Trustee FCC), 1994, 1997-1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - license from Medical Examiners Board, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Lufkin - AG child support problem, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - visitation rights, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Nurses Group Home Health - DTP (deceptive trade practices), 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - supplemental insurance, 2000-2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - son's parole, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - utility problems, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - sister's birth certificate, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - child support/AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) re-pay, 1998-1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - auto club law, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - billboards on next door property, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Northwest Water District meter charge, 2000
2003/076-6(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) charging interest, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Amarillo - Prayer Project, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - DPS (Dept. of Public Safety) drivers' license suspension, 1999-2000
2003/076-6(Constituent) - TRC (Texas Rehabilitation Commission), 2002
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Denison - visit, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Sherman - traffic problems, 1997, 2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Blue Cross/Blue Shield, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - UIL (University Interscholastic League), 2002
2003/076-6(Constituent) - long term health care concern, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Sherman - vehicle registration problem[empty folder]
2003/076-6(Constituent) - discipline of grandson, 2000
2003/076-6(Constituent) - TRC (Texas Rehabilitation Commission) and daughter, 2001
2003/076-6Marine Corps League - Texoma Detachment, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - licensing and testing of air conditioning and heating contractors, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) v. State of Texas - Denison - settlement, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - concern over HMOs (health maintenance organizations), 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Veterans' Administration, 2002
2003/076-6(Constituent) - bed sore and CBA (community based alternatives), 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Denison - school board elections, 1998-1999, 2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Whitesboro - Coggins disease test for horses, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General)/IRS (Internal Revenue Service) refund, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - wants Governor to speak at Lions Club Camp, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 2000-2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 92/Hotel taxes, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - receiving daughter's child support, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Grayson County - jail, 1999
2003/076-6(Constituent) - QMB (qualified Medicare beneficiaries) Medical, 2002
2003/076-6(Constituent) - AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)/NA (Narcotics Anonymous), 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - alcoholism of brother, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - attorney recommendation requested for malpractice, 1998
2003/076-6Media correspondence, 1998, 2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - TWC (Texas Workforce Commission) denied benefits, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Adoption of older children through PRS (Texas Dept. of Protective and Regulatory Services), 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - HB (House Bill) 1612 - Gordonville, 1997
2003/076-6MEMC Southwest - Sherman - dedication of plant, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - child support payments, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Pottsboro - two-lane highway speed limits, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Sherman - needs info on new dyslexia laws, 1997
2003/076-6MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation) controversy - Cooke County, 2001
2003/076-6Joe Walters Center - Gainesville - MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation), 1998
2003/076-6MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation) Services of Texoma, 1997-2002
2003/076-6(Constituent) - employer keeping child support deduction, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Sherman health care issues, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - GTE phone bill, USP&C bills - non-authorized, 1997-1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - problem with Sprint, 2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - name change through Bureau of Vital Statistics, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - City of Denton, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - gasoline prices, 2000
2003/076-6(Constituent) - son-in-law's auto insurance, 1998
2003/076-6Justice of Peace Miller - Whitesboro - death certificates, 1997
2003/076-6(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance), 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - delayed birth certificate, 1998
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Van Alstyne Bank, 2001
2003/076-6(Constituent) - Gainesville - letter needed from Odessa College, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - attorney, 1997-1998
2003/076-7Miscellaneous correspondence - Ron Clark, 2001
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Physician of the Day, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - reserve police officers and concealed weapon law, [empty folder]
2003/076-7(Constituent) - nursing homes, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - son and MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation), 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - immigration issue, undated
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Denison - Attorney General, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - AG (Attorney General) issues, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Pottsboro ISD (Independent
School District) - problem with art projects, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 92/Hotel taxes for stadium, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Employees Retirement System of Texas, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - funeral home, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - veteran SSA (Social Security Administration) benefits denied, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - artists' funding, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Flowing Wells Resort-Lake Texoma, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - Family Land Heritage, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - resolutions for (constituent), 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Veterans' Nursing Home, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - WC (Workers' Compensation) and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - TWC (Texas Workers' Compensation) refund, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - United Way, 1999, 2001
2003/076-7(Constituent) - child support checks not released by AG (Attorney General), 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - sewage ponds, 2000
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - regulations and fees, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - misuse of his Social Security number, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - prison abuses, 1998-1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 3, HB 165, HB 795, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - immigration, 1997-1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Denison - HB (House Bill) 92/Hotel tax, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Bells - IBAT (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), 1997, 1999-2000
2003/076-7Munson, Munson, Pierce & Cardwell client inheritance tax problem, 1997, 2002
2003/076-7(Constituent) - auto theft legislation, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - consumer problem with mobile home, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - problem with mortgage company, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - motorcycle course, 1998-2002
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Whitesboro - HB (House Bill) 92, 1997
2003/076-7Mustang Manufacturing - Van Alstyne - relocation of Colorado company, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Gainesville - Alliance Schools Initiative, 1997
2003/076-7NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) - Sherman, 2002
2003/076-7Rayburn M. Nall, Jr., 59th Judicial District Court - Sherman, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Whitewright, 1997, 1999
2003/076-7Narcotics agent for Grayson County, 1997-1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - MCI (Telecommunications Corporation) problem, 1999
2003/076-7National Guard Armory closure, 2000-2001
2003/076-7(Constituent) - medical bills, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - VA (Veterans' Administration) question, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Bells - Texas A&M, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - SB (Senate Bill) 163 - Denison, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Lake Texoma Association, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - son in Oklahoma prison, Texas warrant, 1998
2003/076-7Newsletter response, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Gainesville - nursing home problem, 1997, 2000-2001
2003/076-7(Constituent) - grants for band, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - RV (Recreational vehicle) parks, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - TU (Texas Utilities) Electric, 1997
2003/076-7(Constituent) - dog case, 2001
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Denison - ECT (electroconvulsive therapy), 1997
2003/076-7No Dump controversy, 2000, 2002
2003/076-7(Constituent) - TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) complaint, 1998
2003/076-7Non-constituents, 1997-1998
2003/076-7Non-constituent correspondence, 2000-2001
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Grayson County Bank Museum, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - HB (House Bill) 107, 1999
2003/076-7(Constituent) - water quality, 1998-1999
2003/076-7North Texas Cement Company, 1997, 2000
2003/076-7North Texas Parent & Child Development, Inc. (Cooke County), 2000
2003/076-7North Central Texas Rural Rail Transportation District (NCTRRTD), 1997
2003/076-7Northwest Grayson County Water, undated
2003/076-7North Texas Cement Plant, 1997
2003/076-7North Texas Legal Association, 2000
2003/076-7North Central Texas College, 1996-1997, 1999-2000
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - honorary page 5/22/97, 1997-1998
2003/076-7Oklahoma State Representative Jim Dunnigan - farm trucks coming into Texas, 1997-1999, 2001
2003/076-7City of Oak Ridge, 1999[includes one VHS videotape]
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Red River Authority - water, 1997-1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - problem with DPS (Dept. of Public Safety) and Oklahoma insurance company, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - daughter's hardship license denial, 2002
2003/076-7(Constituent) - hunter education and duck stamps, 1999-2000
2003/076-7Oscar Meyer plant shut down, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Lotto license suspension, 1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sherman - Texas Workers' Compensation fine, 1997-1998
2003/076-7(Constituent) - Sierra Blanca, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - tower - federal, 1997
2003/076-8Outlaws Nightclub - TABC (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission), 1997-1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - MCI problem, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Denison - school districts' re-appraisal, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child custody case in Oklahoma, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - DWI (driving while intoxicated) penalties, 2002
2003/076-8(Constituent) - religion in schools, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - AG's (Attorney General's) office, 2000
2003/076-8Pages - notification, 2002
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Denison - federal issue, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - business manager, Gainesville ISD (Independent
School District), 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - First Presbyterian Church - Whitesboro, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Presbyterian Church in Whitesboro, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Oklahoma resident - Texas insurance problem, 1997-1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - land to be used in eminent domain situation, 1999
2003/076-8Pastors - Sherman - Pastor For the Day, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - CBA (Community Based Alternative) program, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) case, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - husband in nursing home - complaint, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Rushing Paving Co., 2000-2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Gainesville, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Denison, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - assistance with (constituent), 1998, 2000
2003/076-8Pecan Village - Cooke County, 2000
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Sherman - SB (Senate Bill) 166, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Pottsboro - military personnel voting, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) child support, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Red River Authority - high water bill, 2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Parole Officer, 2000
2003/076-8Perrin Field Historical Society, 1999
2003/076-8Perrin Field Historical Society, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Guaranty National Bank - Gainesville, 1999
2003/076-8Pharmaceutical companies, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - honorary pages, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support case, 2000
2003/076-8(Constituent) - bogus accident on insurance records, 2001
2003/076-8Physicians - given assistance, 2002
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Denison - changes in Governor's tax plan, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - workers' compensation, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - CWA (Concerned Women of America), 2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Globe Life Insurance, 2001-2002
2003/076-8(Constituent) - radio station, 1997
2003/076-8Pilkington - LOF (Libbey-Owens-Ford) plant closing, 2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Dallas Appraisal District, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Sadler speed limits for trucks, 1997
2003/076-8Pilot Point Post, undated
2003/076-8(Constituent) - car insurance, 2000
2003/076-8(Constituent) - car dealership fraud, 2001
2003/076-8Pipeline - Whitesboro, 2000
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Van Alstyne, 1997
2003/076-8Point-of-Contact, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - drivers license renewals, 1998-1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - workman's compensation, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Sherman - visit to Capitol, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - several issues - Gainesville, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Veterans' Administration, 1997-1998
2003/076-8Pottsboro, 1997-2002
2003/076-8Pottsboro Volunteer Fire Dept. - Locust VFD (Volunteer Fire Dept.) - grants, 1997
2003/076-8City of Pottsboro - school zone speeds, 2002
2003/076-8(Constituent) - American Accessories - Denison, 2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Commission for the Blind case, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Sherman, 1998-2002
2003/076-8Prayer Project - 1999, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - veterinary board, 1998
2003/076-8Preston Fire Dept. - (constituent) - (federal) Senate Measure S656, 1998-2000
2003/076-8Preston Shores Key Rate and Red River, 2000
2003/076-8(Constituent) - medical records (questions), 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - frivolous lawsuits,1998
2003/076-8Prisoners' letters,1997-1998
2003/076-8Procter & Gamble - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - drivers license revocation (BP&P (bylaws, policies and procedures)), 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Rushing Paving - job in front of home, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - SS (Social Security) problem, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - TAAS (Texas Assessment of Academic Skills) tests, 1998
2003/076-8(Constituent) - SR (Senate Resolution) 87, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General), 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - daughter's TAAS (Texas Assessment of Academic Skills) test, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - nursing home problem, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituents) - oil and gas geophysical survey, 2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support, 1999
2003/076-8Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), 2000
2003/076-8Letters of Recommendation, 1999-2002
2003/076-8Red River Boundary Compact, 1998-1999
2003/076-8Red River Boundary, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Pottsboro, 1997, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - GTE lines, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - prison overcrowding, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - child support, 1999
2003/076-8(Constituent) - IRS (Internal Revenue Services) back taxes, 1998
2003/076-8Referred to Senator Haywood's office[empty folder]
2003/076-8Referred to other legislators, 1998, 2000, 2002
2003/076-8Regret letter, 2000
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 92, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - Denison - deregulation, 1997
2003/076-8(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) complaint, 2001
2003/076-8(Constituent) - WC (Workers' Compensation) insurance, 1998
2003/076-8Requests for copies, 1997, 1999-2000
2003/076-8Requests for flags, 1999-2001
2003/076-9Request for information/materials, 1999-2002
2003/076-9Requests for Ron Clark biography, 1997
2003/076-9Residents' rights - AAA (Area Agency on Aging of Texoma), 1999
2003/076-9Resource Home Health Services - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - DPS (Dept. of Public Safety), 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - roof covering credits, 1997-1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Denison - landlord problems, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Sherman - child support, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - condemned property, 2001
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Texas Rehabilitation Commission, 2000
2003/076-9(Constituent) - food stamp fraud, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 4 issues, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Whitesboro - child support (D/O #2- unknown abbreviation), 1997-1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Denison - prisoner's parole, 1996-1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) and rail trackage, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - TNRCC (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) permit, 1997-1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Whitewright - problem with Texas Workers' Compensation Commission, 1997-1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Sherman - birth certificates for grandkids, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - mental health issue (Alzheimer's), 2000
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Denison - HB (House Bill) 413, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - handgun license delay, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - homeschooler from Howe interested in state government, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - family values, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - congratulations - Bank One Sherman presidency, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Eagle Scout - Gainesville, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - JTPA (Job Training Partnership Act), 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - SSA (Social Security Administration) and VA (Veterans' Administration), 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Sherman - homestead exemption, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) case, 2001
2003/076-9RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program), 1999
2003/076-9RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program), 1998, 2001
2003/076-9(Constituent) - GTE and collect calls, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - credit rates, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - disabled vet - fishing license exemption, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - child support, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - wants employee who is MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation) client to take GCC (Grayson County College) class, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - SSN (Social Security Number) mixup - AG (Attorney General), 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - child support, 1999
2003/076-9S & S (Consolidated Independent School District) child abuse case,2000
2003/076-9S & S Consolidated (Independent School District) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) problem, 1999
2003/076-9S & S Consolidated Independent School District visit - 5/1/1998, 1998
2003/076-9S & S Consolidated Independent School District (visit) - 4/23/1999, 1999
2003/076-9S & S Consolidated Independent School District visit - 3/24/2000, 3/23/2001,2000-2001
2003/076-9S & S Consolidated Independent School District - 4/5/2002, 2002
2003/076-9City of Sadler, 1997, 2000
2003/076-9Roger Sanders (State Representative), 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - problem with UNT (University of North Texas) professor, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - workers' compensation, 1997-1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - DPS (Dept. of Public Safety) inspection station in Arlington, 2001
2003/076-9(Constituent) - (constituent's) Texas (physician's) license suspended, 2001-2002
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Denison - Alliance Schools Initiative, 1997
2003/076-9Sanders, O'Hanlon & Motley, P.C. - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Walnut Bend ISD (Independent School District) problems, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - (constituent) - VA (Veterans' Administration), 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - TWC (Texas Workforce Commission), 1998
2003/076-9School bus safety poster contest, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Bank One charge for cashing check, 1998
2003/076-9David Scott, Publisher, Gainesville Daily Register, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - TDCJ (Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice) transfer, 2001-2002
2003/076-9Felony to flee vehicle - Sergeant Mike Scullin, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Van Alstyne - partial birth abortions, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - VA (Veterans' Administration) loan and the appraiser will not cooperate, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Attorney General, 2000
2003/076-9Senior Expo '99 - May 20, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - property tax, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - grandson, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - I & N (Immigration and Naturalization) issue, 1999
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Denison - rental contract, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - increased property tax on condo, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - CPS (Child Protective Services) and DHS (Dept. of Human Services) combined problem on Medicaid, 2000
2003/076-9(Constituent) - seat belt standardization, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - Attorney General, 1997
2003/076-9(Constituent) - DPS (Dept. of Public Safety) handgun, 2002
2003/076-9(Constituent) - military academy nomination - Senator Hutchinson, 1998
2003/076-9Sherman and Denison Chambers of Commerce visit - 2/26/1997, 1997
2003/076-9Sherman/Denison Chambers (of Commerce) visit - 2/16/1999, 1999
2003/076-9Sherman Chamber of Commerce, 1997
2003/076-9Sherman Ministerial Alliance, undated
2003/076-9Sherman, City of, 1997-2002
2003/076-9City of Sherman water permit, 1997
2003/076-9Sherman ISD (Independent School District), 1999-2002
2003/076-9Sherman ISD (Independent School District) - ALA (Alternative Learning Academy) at the Boot Camp, 2001
2003/076-9Sherman Economic Development Corp., 2002
2003/076-9Sherman High School Student Council visit - 4/30/1998, 1998
2003/076-9Sherman Leadership Class visit, 2001
2003/076-9Sherman and Denison Leadership - March 21-22, 2002
2003/076-9Sherman/Denison Leadership group - 2/23/2000, 2000
2003/076-9Sherman/Denison visit - 2/18/1998, 1998
2003/076-9(Constituent) - firefighter pension fund problem, 2000
2003/076-9Sherwood Shores Water Association, 1995-2000
2003/076-9(Constituent) - immigration, 2002
2003/076-9(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) student grants, 1997-1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General), 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Texas Red River Boundary Commission, 1998, 2001
2003/076-10(Constituent) - insurance problem, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - child support, 1997-1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Eisenhower State Park - horseback riding, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - payphone, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - building contractor problems, 2002
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Cooke County Electric Cooperative, 1997
2003/076-10Small Business Advisory Council, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) problem, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - credit for new type of shingles - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance), 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Gainesville - DHS (Dept. of Human Services) staffing changes, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - problems with Parks and Wildlife policies, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - problems with Parks and Wildlife policies, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Rushing Paving truck, 2000
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Pottsboro - deregulating the electric industry, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sadler - HB (House Bill) 92, hotel taxes, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation) group homes, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - home school issues, 1999
2003/076-10Slow down, Texoma - (constituent), 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - prison transfer request, 2001
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - visit, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Gainesville - Texas utilities, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - equine liability, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - veterans, undated
2003/076-10(Constituent) - inmate TDCJ (Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice), 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Texoma Council for the Deaf, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - tobacco issue, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - charter schools, 1997
2003/076-10South Grayson County Republican Club, 2001
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance), 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Denison - mandatory lunch breaks, 1996
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TWC (Texas Workforce Commission) lost check, 1998
2003/076-10Speaking engagements - Clark, 1997-1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission), 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Quin Studios, 1996
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 618, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - WC (workers compensation) problem, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - bidders' list, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Denison Housing Authority - Mauk Circle, undated
2003/076-10(Constituent) - County Commissioner Shea - problem and damage to vehicle, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - visit, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Gainesville - tobacco industry, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Grandparents - Texas, 1997-2002
2003/076-10Steering Committee, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child support for son, 2002
2003/076-10Sherwood Shores Fire Dept. - 911 emergency services, 2001-2002
2003/076-10(Constituent) - granddaughter's TP&WD (Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept.) paycheck, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - patriots, 1998-2002
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child support, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - HB (House Bill) 238 - parole, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - National Guard Armories, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - State Farm Insurance problem, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - BC/BS (Blue Cross/Blue Shield), 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Landfill - Grayson County, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - pension at Raytheon,1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Whitesboro - granddaughter, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) problem, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child support checks, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - for client (constituent) - Jack County, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Austin College Intern Program, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - resolution, 1999
2003/076-10Student correspondence, 2000
2003/076-10(Constituent) - son and grandchild problem - CPS (Child Protective Services), 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child support problem, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - tax demand from California, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Denison - insurance (vehicle), 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) complaint - sweepstakes, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Whitewright High School - A&M scholarship question, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - amended birth certificate, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - VA (Veterans' Administration), 1998
2003/076-10SunBridge Care & Rehab - APS (Adult Protective Services) contracts, 2001
2003/076-10SunRise Post Oak Care Center, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Texas Rehabilitation Commission, 1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) insurance - SOAH (State Office of Administrative Hearings), 2000-2001
2003/076-10(Constituent) - hardship DL (Drivers License),1999
2003/076-10(Constituent) - SBEC (State Board for Educator Certification) - teacher certification, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General), 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - bogus charges on Visa card, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - finding veterans of World War II, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Richardson - RISD (Richardson Independent School District), 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - privatization, 1997-1998
2003/076-10Tanglewood I - Licensing and Regulation inspections, 2000
2003/076-10TAPS (Texoma Area Paratransit System) Public Transportation, 1999-2000
2003/076-10(Constituent) - child custody problem, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Sherman - Texas Society of Architects, 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - Valley View ISD (Independent School District), 1997
2003/076-10(Constituent) - medical insurance claims, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - son accused of molestation, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - drunk drivers, 1998
2003/076-10(Constituent) - TWC (Texas Workforce Commission), 1998
2003/076-10Texas Municipal Clerks Certification Program, 2001
2003/076-10Texoma Area Information and Access Center, 2001
2003/076-10Texoma Center for Family Medicine - tax appraisal, 1997
2003/076-10Texoma Council for the Deaf, 1999
2003/076-10Texoma Christian Middle School - March 18, 1999 (visit), 1999-2000
2003/076-10Texoma Christian Middle School - 3/23/2000 (visit), 2000-2001
2003/076-10Texoma Christian School - 2/15/2001 (visit), 2001
2003/076-10Texoma Christian School - 4/4/2002 (visit), 2002
2003/076-10Texoma Council of Governments, 1996-2002
2003/076-10Texoma CADA (Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse) - no funding - (constituent), 1998-2000, 2002
2003/076-10Texomaland.com, 2001
2003/076-10Regional Advisory Committee, TCOG (Texoma Council of Governments), 2002
2003/076-10Texoma COG (Council of Governments) grant denial, 2001
2003/076-11Texoma COG (Council of Governments) HUD (Housing and Urban Development) issue, 2000
2003/076-11Texoma Enterprise, 1999
2003/076-11Texoma Foster Grandparent Program, 2001
2003/076-11Texoma Housing Partners, 2001-2002
2003/076-11Texoma Medical Center, 1997
2003/076-11Texoma Association of Realtors, 2000
2003/076-11Texoma Workforce - Title VIIB (McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act of 2001), 2001-2002
2003/076-11Texoma Workforce Development Board, 1998-2002
2003/076-11TGIF Bandit, 2000
2003/076-11Thank you's, 2002
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Emerald Glen, 2001
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Army/Air Force/Perrin Field Historical Society and Museum, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Coast Guard pulling out of Lake Texoma, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - AAA (Area Agency on Aging) TCOG (Texoma Council of Governments), 1997-1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Collinsville Care Center - nursing home issues, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - food stamps issuance, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - welfare fraud, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Sherman - visit, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - School Board election, 1999
2003/076-11Tiger Ridge Manufacturing Co. - loss of business to China, 2001
2003/076-11(Constituent) - AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) Medicaid, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - trucking company requiring background check, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-11Tioga Fire Dept., 2001
2003/076-11City of Tioga, 1998, 2000-2001
2003/076-11Tioga Chamber of Commerce, 1997, 2001
2003/076-11(Constituent) - father's rights, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - SSA (Social Security Administration) and Medicare, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - parole hearing, 2002
2003/076-11Tom Bean 4th grade class, 2001
2003/076-11Tom Bean 4th grade G/T (Gifted and Talented) - May 3, 2002 (visit), 2002
2003/076-11City of Tom Bean, 1998-1999
2003/076-11Bill Garner, Mayor of Tom Bean, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - legal question, 2002
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Pottsboro - county road paving, 1996-1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Tom Bean - tuition paid for teacher's kids, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - HMO (health maintenance organization) problem, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Howe - home equity reform, undated
2003/076-11(Constituent) - bank insurance, 1997
2003/076-11TU (Texas Utilities) Electric - Sherman, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Sherman - 800 state wide number for suicide prevention, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Secretary of State assistance requested, 1997
2003/076-11TWU (Texas Women's University) scholarships, 2001
2003/076-11(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General), 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - lease vehicle tax, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Sherman - intern, 1997
2003/076-11TYC (Texas Youth Commission) banquet and speech - 4/17/1999, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Sherman - "Faith in Action" booklets, 1998-1999
2003/076-11United Way of Grayson County, Inc., 1999, 2001-2002
2003/076-11Universal Service (telecom), 1997
2003/076-11US 69/US 75 Interstate designation, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - new business in Sherman, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - food stamps, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Pavlik-Valdez Public Strategies (Consulting), 2002
2003/076-11Van Alstyne 4th grade visit - 4/9/1998, 1998
2003/076-11Van Alstyne 4th grade visit - 4/19/2000, 2000
2003/076-11Van Alstyne 4th grade visit - 4/11/2001, 2001
2003/076-11Van Alstyne 4th grade visit - 3/28/2002, 2002
2003/076-11Van Alstyne, City of, 1997-2002
2003/076-11City of Van Alstyne - TNRCC (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission), 2001-2002
2003/076-11Van Alstyne Area Chamber of Commerce, 1998, 2001
2003/076-11(Constituent) - child support case in California, undated
2003/076-11(Constituent) - question about Healthy Kids (Expo), 2000
2003/076-11(Constituent) - insurance company will not pay for injections, 2002
2003/076-11(Constituent) - (Constituent) case - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance), 2001
2003/076-11(Constituent) - gun laws, 1999-2000
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Denison - auto insurance problem, 1997
2003/076-11Verizon meeting - 4/25/2002, 2002
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Workers' Compensation, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - daughter is a runaway, 1998
2003/076-11Veterans - District, 1999-2001
2003/076-11VA (Veterans' Administration) Primary Care Clinics closing, 1999
2003/076-11VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars) Sherman Post - permit from TABC (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission), 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - mishandled loan transfer from Veterans' Administration, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - taxes, 2000
2003/076-11Visitor letters, 1998, 2002
2003/076-11Visitors forms, 1998
2003/076-11Visitors - 77th Legislative Session, 2001
2003/076-11Volunteer fire departments - Grayson County, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - PUC (Public Utilities Commission) customer protection, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Lake Kiowa, 2000
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Denison - TNRCC (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission), 1997
2003/076-11Wakefield School and Whitesboro Elementary reading celebration, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - phone company scam, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - long distance, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - labor law, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - United Health Insurance non-cancellation, 1999
2003/076-11(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-11Cherie Wallis - CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Executive Director (Grayson County), 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Sherman - water rates of Louella Water Corp., 1997
2003/076-11Walnut Bend ISD (Independent School District) - reading celebration, 1997, 2000
2003/076-11(Constituent) - doubled fines in work zones, 1997
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Whitesboro - funding of Texas schools, 1997, 2000
2003/076-11Watkins Transportation, Inc. - insurance premiums, 2001-2002
2003/076-11(Constituent) - Railroad Retirement Board benefits, 1998
2003/076-11(Constituent) - child support, 2000
2003/076-11(Constituent) - TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) suit, 2002
2003/076-11(Constituent) - inmate, 2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - water bill problem, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Medicare fraud, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - auto insurance, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - motorcycle insurance, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - middle school student, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Denison - child support arrearages, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Van Alstyne - Val Alstyne Leader, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - (constituent) - MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation) problem, 2000
2003/076-12(Constituent) - welfare, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Transfer On Death Securities Registration (Act), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - pastor of FBC (First Baptist Church) - Tom Bean, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - son's parole, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - affordable housing, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - HMO (health maintenance organization) problem, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - TDCJ (Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - AT&T charges, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - fraud - mobile home purchase, 2000
2003/076-12Wesley Village, 2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - TRS-Care (Teacher Retirement System of Texas) mail order prescription costs, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Sherman - deregulating electric industry, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Arlington - burials, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - constitutional rights, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - DPS (Dept. of Public Safety) problem, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Lake Kiowa - appraisals, 1999
2003/076-12Western GeCo, 2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - child support, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) problem, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - PIP (People in Progress) meeting, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - GTE problem, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Denison - grant money for recycling business, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Accutel, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - workers' compensation, undated
2003/076-12City of Whitesboro, 1997, 1999-2002
2003/076-12City of Whitesboro - old City Hall demolition, 1999-2002
2003/076-12Whitesboro Concrete Plant - TNRCC (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) application, 2001
2003/076-12Whitesboro High School, 1998-1999
2003/076-12Whitesboro Middle School visit - April 13, 1998 - (constituent), 1998
2003/076-12Whitesboro Chamber of Commerce, 1997, 2001
2003/076-12Whitesboro ISD (Independent School District), 1999-2001
2003/076-12Whitesboro News Record, 2001
2003/076-12Whitewright Middle School - May 7, 1999, 2001
2003/076-12Whitewright Middle School - 1/20/2000 tour, 2000-2001
2003/076-12Whitewright 7th grade - 5/9/2002, 2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Army discharge, 1999
2003/076-12Whitewright ISD (Independent School District), 1999-2000
2003/076-12City of Whitewright, 1997-1999, 2001
2003/076-12(Constituent) - J.P. (Justice of the Peace) problem, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - diabetes coverage, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Gainesville - incorporating a city (Woodbine), 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Medicare, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - son's probation and proposed boot camp, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Sherman - SB (Senate Bill) 1 (Education Code) competitive bid, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Tecon Water, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - vehicle warranty extended coverage of insurance, 1999-2000, 2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Impression of My World book donation, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Sherman - solution to tax problems, 1996-1999, 2001-2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - small business loan, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) problem, 1998-1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - problems with Tioga ISD (Independent School District), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Sherman - election research, 1998-2001
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Howe - hearing aid problem with company, 1997, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - telephone billing problem - MCI, 1999
2003/076-12Wilson N. Jones (Hospital) - Blue Cross/Blue Shield, 2001
2003/076-12Wilson N. Jones Hospital, 1999-2000, 2002
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Gordonville - Sherwood Shores water problem, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Van Alstyne School Zone, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Whitesboro - telephone charges - Psychic Hotline, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Texas Instruments retirement package, 1996-1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - ex-husband's non-payment of child support, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - DHS (Dept. of Human Services) employees and dress code, 1998
2003/076-12Wire Products (Supply Company) - TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) specifications, 1998, 2000-2001
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Sherman - request for materials, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - bogus charges on Visa card, 1998
2003/076-12Wolfe, Clark, Henderson & Tidwell, 1998-2001
2003/076-12(Constituent) - AG (Attorney General) problem, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Denison - SB (Senate Bill) 964, parents and driver's education, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Denison - driver's education, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Denison - various issues, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - SSN (Social Security Number) and federal legislation, 1998
2003/076-12Woodbine water supply - TNRCC (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission), 2000-2001
2003/076-12Woodbine Water Corp. - (constituent), 1998
2003/076-12District Court Judge Jerry Woodlock, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - insurance and TWC (Texas Workforce Commission), 1999
2003/076-12Worldwide Complex Systems Management (WCSM) - (constituent), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - child support, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - IHS (Integrated Health Services), 2001
2003/076-12(Constituent) - concern over utilities and utility lobby, 1996
2003/076-12(Constituent) - son prisoner in Gatesville, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Grayson County elementary schools, 1999
2003/076-12(Constituent) - son's parole violation in Colorado, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Sherman - abortion legality and experiment, 1997
2003/076-12(Constituent), 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - TDCJ (Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice) job, 1998
2003/076-12(Constituent) - Austin Update comments, 1998
2003/076-12Youths in Action - Denison, undated
2003/076-12Your Connection - periodical, 2000
2003/076-12Suspense file (senders unknown), 1998
2003/076-12Constituent casework updates, 1997
2003/076-12Constituent casework master lists, 1997-2001
2003/076-12
Correspondence with Roger Sanders (employee),
1996-1997
2003/076-12
Correspondence with Barbara Erickson (employee),
1996-1997
2003/076-12
Correspondence with Donna Montgomery (employee),
1996-1997
2003/076-12
Letters of recommendation,
1996-1997
2003/076-12
Correspondence,
1996-1999
[wallet]
2003/076-13
E-mail correspondence,
1997
2003/076-13
E-mails,
1997
2003/076-13
Correspondence,
1997
2003/076-13
House Administration correspondence,
1997
2003/076-13
Correspondence - general,
1997-1998
2003/076-13
Correspondence - Barbara Erickson (employee),
1997-1998
2003/076-13
Correspondence with Ron Clark,
1997-1999
2003/076-13
E-mail - interim,
1998
2003/076-13
Request for information,
1998
2003/076-13
Election day - November 3,
1998
2003/076-13
Letters sent out - already sent copies to Austin,
1998-1999
2003/076-13
Correspondence - Barbara (employee) to constituents,
1998-2000
2003/076-13
Correspondence, 1999
2003/076-13
Correspondence - Securities,
1999
2003/076-13
Correspondence - Barbara Erickson (employee), interim,
1999
2003/076-13
E-mail,
1999-2000
2003/076-13
Legislators correspondence,
1999-2000
2003/076-13
Appropriations requests - 77th Legislature,
2000-2001
2003/076-13
Correspondence,
2000-2002
2003/076-13
Legislative thanks - 77th Legislature,
2001
2003/076-13
Correspondence - Barbara Erickson (employee),
2001
2003/076-13
Correspondence,
2002
Bill files, 1997-2001,
bulk 2001,
1.3 cubic ft.
Bill files of Representative Ron Clark document the legislation he created, sponsored, or had interest in during the 75th-77th Legislatures (1997-2001). Records consist of legislative bills and records, bill analyses, notes, correspondence, publications, reports, printed material, fiscal notes, clippings, and memoranda documenting legislation from 1997-2001, bulk 2001. Subjects of legislation include regulation of industry, litigation costs, criminal penalties, municipal law, and narcotics manufacture.
Arrangement
These records are arranged by State Archives staff in bill number order within each legislative session.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Bill files, Records of Representative Ron Clark, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
In accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 306, Representative Ron
Clark permanently closed communications between himself and citizens/residents
of the State of Texas as of November 18, 2002.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, an archivist must review these records
before they can be accessed for research. The records may be requested for
research under the provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A.,
Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an interview with
an
archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email including enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the
archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. If our review
reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we
are
obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on
whether
the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives
ten
working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The
Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives
can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you
agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the
remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
2003/076-14
75th Legislature, Regular Session,
1997
2003/076-14
HB (House Bill) 1007
[wallet]
2003/076-14
76th Legislature, Regular Session,
1999
2003/076-14
HB 1524
[2 folders]
2003/076-14
77th Legislature, Regular Session,
2001
2003/076-14
HB 60
2003/076-14
HB 331
2003/076-14
HB 457
2003/076-14
HB 1021
2003/076-14
HB 1040
2003/076-14
HB 1263
2003/076-14
HB 1264
2003/076-14
HB 1265
2003/076-14
HB 1524
2003/076-14
HB 1790
2003/076-14
HB 2053
2003/076-14
HB 2087
[3 folders]
2003/076-14
HB 2307
2003/076-14
HB 2486
[wallet]
2003/076-15
HB 3078
2003/076-15
SB (Senate Bill) 107
2003/076-15
SB 803
2003/076-15
HR (House Resolution) 134
2003/076-15
HR 542
2003/076-15
HR 575
2003/076-15
HR for Sergeant D.C. Arnold
[Note: Apparently not passed.]
2003/076-15
CSHB (Committee Substitute House Bill) 223
2003/076-15Bills not passed:2003/076-1577R3838 - Child's choice of conservator2003/076-1577R150 - Grain moisture testers2003/076-1577R5432 - Open records 552.0222003/076-1577R3266 - Substitute for Keffer bill (chemicals used in illicit manufacture of controlled substances)2003/076-1577R1978 - Retired peace officers2003/076-1577R4091 - Organizations that can parade with weapons2003/076-1577R6044 - Authority of Type C general-law municipality
Subject files,
1991-2002,
bulk 1997-2002,
8 cubic ft.
Subject files of Representative Ron Clark's legislative office demonstrate his work, advocacy, and involvement with state and federal agencies, state officials, local authorities, private organizations, constituents, and the general public. Records comprise correspondence, memoranda, bill copies, clippings, printed material, floppy disks, and a compact disc, 1991-2002, bulk 1997-2002. Major topics among these records are health care, education, teacher compensation, veterans' issues, transportation, redistricting, industry, the environment, and motorcycle rights. Several files are present with records from the House Select Committee on Teacher Health Insurance, and one file contains records from the House Committee on Urban Affairs. Some constituent casework appears
in these files.
Arrangement
These records have been reconstituted into three alphabetical groups and one non-alphabetical group by State Archives staff.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Subject files, Records of Representative Ron Clark, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
In accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 306, Representative Ron
Clark permanently closed communications between himself and citizens/residents
of the State of Texas as of November 18, 2002.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, an archivist must review these records
before they can be accessed for research. The records may be requested for
research under the provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A.,
Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an interview with
an
archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email including enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the
archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. If our review
reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we
are
obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on
whether
the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives
ten
working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The
Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives
can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you
agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the
remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Please contact the Archives' Preservation Officer to obtain equipment needed to access the compact disc and 3.5-inch floppy disks.
2003/076-15
Aging, Texas Association of Homes and Services for the,
2000
2003/076-15
Agriculture, Texas Dept. of,
2000-2002
2003/076-15
Texas Agricultural Extension
[empty folder]
2003/076-15
Texas Agricultural Extension Service,
1999
2003/076-15
Gary Anderson - TPEA (Texas Public Employees Association),
2000
2003/076-15
Texpers Federal Report,
2002
2003/076-15
Annexation,
1999
2003/076-15
Texas Apartment Association,
2000
2003/076-15
Association of Business and Chambers of Commerce, Texas,
2000-2002
2003/076-15
Association of Electric Companies of Texas,
2001-2002
2003/076-15
Association of Texas Professional Educators,
1999-2002
2003/076-15
Child Protective Services,
2000
2003/076-15
Civil Justice League,
2000
2003/076-15
Committees, House,
1999
2003/076-15
Community Development Corporations, Texas Association of,
2000
2003/076-15
Comptroller,
1999-2001
2003/076-15
Comptroller - Sherman office,
1999
2003/076-15
Texas Conservative Coalition,
2001
2003/076-15
Consortium of State Organizations for Texas Teacher Education,
2002
2003/076-15
Texas Correctional Industries,
2001
2003/076-15
Texas Dental Association,2000
2003/076-15
Economic Development Council, Texas,
2000
2003/076-15
Dept. of Economic Development,
1999
2003/076-15
Economic Development Committee,
2001
2003/076-15
Farm Bureau,
1999
2003/076-15
Economic Update, Texas,
2000
2003/076-15
Game Warden Dale Moses,
1999
2003/076-15
Health and Human Services,
1999
2003/076-15
Higher Education Coordinating Board,
2002
2003/076-15
Historical Commission,
2000
2003/076-15
House Administration,
1999-2000
2003/076-15
Texas House of Representatives,
1999
2003/076-15
House Research Organization,
2000
2003/076-15
Texas Dept. of Human Services,
1999-2000
2003/076-15
Housing and Community Services,
1999
2003/076-15
IDRA (Intercultural Development Research Association),
2001
2003/076-15
Juvenile Crime Prevention, Texas,
1999
2003/076-15
Legislative Council, Texas,
1999
2003/076-15
Medical Examiners, State Board of,
1999
2003/076-15
Military Schools, Texas,
about 1999
2003/076-15
Texas Motorcycle Rights Association,
1999
2003/076-15
NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) - Texas,
2000
2003/076-15
National Guard Armory,
1999
2003/076-15
National Guard,
2000-2001
2003/076-15
NRA (National Rifle Association),
1999
2003/076-15
Parks and Wildlife, Texas,
2000-2001
2003/076-15
Power Program, Texas State,
2000
2003/076-15
Republican Party of Texas,
2000-2002
2003/076-15
Office of Rural Community Affairs,
2002
2003/076-15
Rural Caucus of the State Legislature,
2001
2003/076-15
Rural Rental Housing Association of Texas,
1999
2003/076-15
Scenic Texas, Inc.,
1999-2000
2003/076-15
Silver-Haired Legislature,
2000-2001
2003/076-15
State-Federal Relations,
1999-2001
2003/076-15
Sunset Advisory Committee,
2001
2003/076-15
Taxpayers for Equal Appraisal,
2002
2003/076-15
Telephone Cooperative, Inc., Texas Statewide,
2000
2003/076-15
TEX-21 (Transportation Excellence for the 21st Century),
2000-2002
2003/076-15
TASWA (Texoma Area Solid Waste Authority),
2000
2003/076-15
Texas Dept. of Transportation,
2000-2002
2003/076-15
Texas Association of Developing Colleges,
1999
2003/076-15
Texas Association of Realtors,
1999-2000
2003/076-15
Texas Association of School Administrators,
1999
2003/076-15
Texas Business and Educational Coalition,
1999
2003/076-15
Texas Cancer Data Center,
2001
2003/076-15
TDHCA (Texas Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs), 2000-2001
2003/076-16
TxDOT
(Texas Dept. of Transportation) - right-of-way acquisition, 2002
2003/076-16
Texas Eagle Forum,
2001
2003/076-16
Texas Forest Service,
2001-2002
2003/076-16
Texas Health Care Association,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Historical Commission - Historical Cemeteries Program,
2002
2003/076-16
Texas Industrial Vocational Association,
2000
2003/076-16
Texas Medical Association,
1999
2003/076-16
Texans for Lawsuit Reform,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Motor Transportation Association,
2002
2003/076-16
Texas Municipal League,
2000
2003/076-16
Texas Cancer Council,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Board of Medical Examiners,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission,
1999-2002
2003/076-16
Texas Nursery and Landscape Association,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Paint Council,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Public Employees Association,
1999-2000
2003/076-16
Texas State Directory Press,
1999-2000
2003/076-16
Texas Retired Teachers Association,
1996-1997
2003/076-16
TTARA (Texas Taxpayers and Research Association),
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Telephone Association,
1999
2003/076-16
Texas Tomorrow Fund,
1999-2000
2003/076-16
Texas Water Development Board,
1999-2002
2003/076-16
Transit Directory, Texas,
2000
2003/076-16
House Committee on Urban Affairs,
2001
2003/076-16
Water Development Board, Texas
[empty folder]
2003/076-16
Sherwood Shores Association,
2000
2003/076-16
City of Whitesboro,
2001
2003/076-16
Whitesboro Concrete Plant,
2001
2003/076-16
Whitesboro Rotary,
2001
2003/076-16
City of Whitewright,
1999
2003/076-16
Whitewright SNAP (Senior Nutrition Assistance Program) Center,
1999
2003/076-16
Wilson N. Jones (Heart Care Center),
about 2000
2003/076-16
Wilson N. Jones Auxiliary,
2000-2001
2003/076-16
Women's Crisis Center,
1999
2003/076-16
Workforce Texoma,
1999-2002
2003/076-16
Workforce Texoma emergency grant,
2001
2003/076-16
Young Republican,
1999-2001
2003/076-16
Your Connection - Sherwood Shores,
2000
2003/076-16
Credit bureau,
2000
2003/076-16
Crime victims,
2000
2003/076-16
Custody laws,
2002
2003/076-16
Daylight savings time,
2000-2001
2003/076-16
Death penalty,
2000
2003/076-16
Diabetes,
1997
2003/076-16
Disability, people with,
2002
2003/076-16
DNA testing (77th Legislature),
2001
2003/076-16
Domestic violence,
2000
2003/076-16
DPS (Dept. of Public Safety) - driver license and SSN (social security number),
1997
2003/076-16
DWI (driving while intoxicated),
2000
2003/076-16
E-commerce,
1999-2000
2003/076-16
E-Rate federal universal service fund,
2001
2003/076-16
Economic development information,
1993-2000
2003/076-16
Education reform - Grusendorf,
2000
2003/076-16
Education - special education,
1997-2000
2003/076-16
Eight liners,
1999-2002
2003/076-16
Electric deregulation implementation,
1999
2003/076-16
Elections,
1999
2003/076-16
Environmental and Municipal Update,
2002
2003/076-16
Emergency Management, Division of,
2001
2003/076-16
Ethics,
1997-2000
2003/076-16
Environment,
1997-2000
2003/076-16
ERISA - Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974,
1998
2003/076-16
Exxon,
1997-2000
2003/076-16
Fair defense,
2000
2003/076-16
Family violence,
2000
2003/076-16
FCC (Federal Communications Commission),
2001
2003/076-16
Fibromyalgia,
1997
2003/076-16
Fire ants,
1998
2003/076-16
Fire district creation,
2002
2003/076-16
Firefighters,
2000
2003/076-16
First Time Homebuyer Program, 1999
2003/076-16
Funding,
1997-2000
2003/076-16
Gangs,
1999-2000
2003/076-16
Genetic services,
1998
2003/076-16
County government,
1996-1997
2003/076-16
Senator Phil Gramm,
1997-1999
2003/076-16
Gramm-Leach Bliley Act (GLBA),
2000
2003/076-16
Gramm-Leach Bliley Acts (GLBA - federal),
2000
2003/076-16
U.S. Senator Gramm - Grayson County issues,
1999
2003/076-16
Grandparents rights,
2000
2003/076-16
Gun laws,
1999-2001
2003/076-16
Congressman Ralph Hall,
1999
2003/076-16
Hand gun reciprocity,
1999
2003/076-16
Hate crimes,
1999-2000
2003/076-16
Health,
1997-2001
2003/076-16
Health issues,
2000-2001
2003/076-17
Hepatitis C - TDCJ (Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice),
1998-2002
2003/076-17
Higher education,
2000
2003/076-17
HMOs (health maintenance organizations),
2000-2002
2003/076-17
Aetna - HMO (health maintenance organization) settlement,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
HMO (health maintenance organization) - District 62,
2000
2003/076-17
Home care for elderly,
2000-2001
2003/076-17
Home health,
1997
2003/076-17
Home rule cities,
about 1997
2003/076-17
Home school,
1997-2001
2003/076-17
Homeowner rights,
1998-2002
2003/076-17
Horse and greyhound racing,
2001
2003/076-17
Housing - TDHCA (Texas Dept. of Housing and Community Affairs) Regional Advisory Group,
2002
2003/076-17
Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison,
1997-1999
2003/076-17
Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison,
2001
2003/076-17
I & R
(Initiative and Referendum), 1998
2003/076-17
Identity theft,
2000
2003/076-17
Indigent defense,
2002
2003/076-17
Immunizations,
2002
2003/076-17
Insurance,
2000-2002
2003/076-17
Internet,
1999
2003/076-17
Judicial system,
1995-1999
2003/076-17
Jury,
1998-2001
2003/076-17
Legal services in Texas - low income,
1999
2003/076-17
Lemon law,
1997-1998
2003/076-17
Leased property tax on vehicles,
2000
2003/076-17
LIFT (Limited government, Individual liberties, Free enterprise, Traditional family values) Texas Task Force: H&HS (Health and Human Services) conservative vision,
1999
2003/076-17
Litter,
1998-2002
2003/076-17
Medicaid,
2000-2002
2003/076-17
Medication eligibility,
2000
2003/076-17
Mental health,
1997-2001
2003/076-17
Meth labs,
2002
2003/076-17
Military service academy nominations - checklist,
2002
2003/076-17
Minors - alcohol and tobacco,
about 2000
2003/076-17
Minor's name change,
2000
2003/076-17
Minority concerns,
1999
2003/076-17
No Child Left Behind Act of 2001,
2002
2003/076-17
NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement),
2000
2003/076-17
Nuisance abatement program for counties,
2000
2003/076-17
Nursing home resident rights,
1999-2002
2003/076-17
Nursing home issues,
2000-2001
2003/076-17
Older Americans Act (federal),
1999
2003/076-17
Open records legislation,
1999
2003/076-17
Open records information,
2000
2003/076-17
Opthamologists/Optometrists,
2000
2003/076-17
Pardon and parole procedure - executive clemency,
1994
2003/076-17
Parental notification,
1998
2003/076-17
Pawn shops,
1999
2003/076-17
Poverty,
1998-1999
2003/076-17
Education Code - prayer in school,
2002
2003/076-17
President George W. Bush,
2001-2002
2003/076-17
Privacy issues,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
Property Code - hospital lien, Channel 12,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
Property taxes,
2000-2002
2003/076-17
Public school funding,
1999
2003/076-17
QMB (qualified Medicare beneficiaries) Medicaid information,
2002
2003/076-17
Region C water plan,
2000
2003/076-17
Regional Review Committee,
1997
2003/076-17
Research and development,
1999
2003/076-17
Retired teacher issues,
2001
2003/076-17
Reverse mortgage,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
Revolvers - legislators/lobbyists,
1999
2003/076-17
Rural Health Initiatives, Center,
1998-2001
2003/076-17
Sales tax on the Internet,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
Scrap tires,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
School prayer,
1999-2001
2003/076-17
School prayer,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
Seat belts,
1998
2003/076-17
Service academy application form,
about 1997
2003/076-17
Sex offender legislation,
1997-2000
2003/076-17
Sex offender publication,
2000
2003/076-17
Sexual assault,
2002
2003/076-17
Sludge,
1997-2002
2003/076-17
Small business advisory council,
1999-2000
2003/076-17
Smart Jobs Fund,
1999
2003/076-17
Smoking issues,
1997-2000
2003/076-17
Social Security numbers' use,
1997-2001
2003/076-17
Social Security Administration - TRS (Teacher Retirement System),
2001-2002
2003/076-17
Sobriety checkpoints,
2001
2003/076-17
Spamming,
1998
2003/076-17
SR (Senate Resolution) 22,
1998
2003/076-17
Stalking,
1999
2003/076-17
211 information and referral,
2000
2003/076-17
TAAS (Texas Assessment of Academic Skills) tests in schools,
2000-2001
2003/076-17
TASP (Texas Academic Skills Program) test,
2000-2001
2003/076-17
Tax abatements,
1997-2000
2003/076-17
Taxes,
2000-2001
2003/076-17
Tax credits,
1998-1999
2003/076-17
TEG (Tuition Equalization Grant),
1999
2003/076-18
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission,
2001-2002
2003/076-18
TCADA (Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse),
1999-2001
2003/076-18
TCLEOSE (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education),
2000
2003/076-18
TEEX (Texas Engineering Extension Service),
2002
2003/076-18
Teacher Retirement System (TRS),
1998-2000
2003/076-18
TTI (Texas Transportation Institute),
1999
2003/076-18
Transportation, Texas Dept. of ,
1996-2002
2003/076-18
Veterans,
1995-2002
2003/076-18
Veterans,
1997-1999
2003/076-18
Water Development Board, Texas,
1997-2001
2003/076-18
Texas Workforce Commission (formerly Texas Employment Commission), 9/1/95,
1997-2002
2003/076-18
Texas Workers' Compensation,
1997-2002
2003/076-18
ROC (Research Oversight Council) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) case,
2001-2002
2003/076-18
(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission) problem,
2001
2003/076-18
Youth Commission, Texas,
1996-2001
2003/076-18
Rural Economic Development Commission,
1997
2003/076-18
Railroad Commission,
2001-2002
2003/076-18
Texas State Cemetery,
1997
2003/076-18
TIF (Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund) Board,
1998-2002
2003/076-18
Health care for seniors,
2002
2003/076-18
Texas Aerospace Scholars Program,
2002
[wallet]
2003/076-18
Texas Aerospace Scholars Program,
1999-2000
2003/076-18
Notebook,
1998-1999
2003/076-18
(Constituent) - senate petitions and memorials,
1998-2001
2003/076-18
TEA-21 (Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century) - Statewide Transportation Enhancement Program,
1998
2003/076-18
Tenants' Rights Handbook,
1997
2003/076-18
CHIP (Children's Healthcare Insurance Program) - Texcare Partnership application,
about 1997
2003/076-18
TEXAS (Towards Excellence, Access, and Success) Grant,
about 1997
2003/076-18
Texas license plates,
1997
2003/076-18
Texas Municipal Clerks Certification Program,
1999
2003/076-19
Texas Municipal League (TML),
1999-2000
2003/076-19
Time payment fee - AG (Attorney General) opinion,
1998
2003/076-19
Tobacco settlement money,
1999-2002
2003/076-19
Tort reform,
1999-2000
2003/076-19
Travel and tourism,
2000
2003/076-19
Truck drivers - DAC (Driver Alert Control) system,
2001
2003/076-19
Underground storage tanks, petroleum storage tanks (PST), 2000
2003/076-19
Veterans issues,
1997
2003/076-19
Uniform Accountancy Act,
1997-1998
2003/076-19
Uniform school calendar issue,
2000
2003/076-19
Uninsured motorists - interim,
1999-2000
2003/076-19
Uninsured - health insurance,
2000
2003/076-19
Veteran and Military Affairs Coalition,
2000-2002
2003/076-19
Veterans' nursing homes - 75th Legislature,
1997-1999
2003/076-19
Video conferencing - House (of Representatives) and distance,
2001
2003/076-19
Volunteer liability and immunity,
2002
2003/076-19
Volunteer fire departments,
1998-2002
2003/076-19
Waste management,
2000
2003/076-19
Water resource material,
1999-2001
2003/076-19
Workers' Compensation Act - information and correspondence,
1991-1996
2003/076-19
Web page,
1997-2002
2003/076-19
White House greetings,
2002
2003/076-19
Zero tolerance in schools,
2002
2003/076-19
Americans for Tax Reform,
2001
2003/076-19
Aqua Source,
2001
2003/076-19
Texoma Area Guide,
2001
2003/076-19
AT&T,
2001
2003/076-19
Automobile insurance rate guide,
1999
2003/076-19
BPW (Business and Professional Women of Texas) - Texoma,2002
2003/076-19
Bail bond,
1999
2003/076-19
Jim Ballard, game warden,
2000
2003/076-19
Best and worst legislators,
1999
2003/076-19
Black Expo,
1999
2003/076-19
Body piercing,
2000
2003/076-19
Bottling,
about 1995
2003/076-19
Bottle bill - deposit on bottles and cans,
2002
2003/076-19
(Constituent) - parole request,
1997-1999
2003/076-19
Budgeting and tax collection,
1998
2003/076-19
Bugging service,
1999
2003/076-19
George Bush's appointments,
1999
2003/076-19
House Committee on Business and Industry,
2000
2003/076-19
Capital Access Fund,
2000-2001
2003/076-19
(Constituent) - résumé,
2000
2003/076-19
Census 2000,
1999-2000
2003/076-19
Certificate of authenticity
[empty folder]
2003/076-19
Cheerleader resolutions,
2000
2003/076-19
Child care,
2002
2003/076-19
Children's Hospital, Texas,
about 2000
2003/076-19
Children's Trust Fund,
1999
2003/076-19
CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program),
1999-2000
2003/076-19
The Circle,
2002
2003/076-19
Clark bills, 76th Legislature,
1999
2003/076-19
Clark nomination,
2001-2002
2003/076-19
Credit card fraud,
2000
2003/076-19
Coca-Cola Bottling of North Texas,
2001
2003/076-19
Collinsville Care Center,
1999
2003/076-19
Commander's Post,
1999-2000
2003/076-19
Community Reinvestment Act,
1999
2003/076-19
Comptroller's property value study,
2002
2003/076-19
Concealed handgun licenses
[empty folder]
2003/076-19
Consumer complaint form,
1999
2003/076-19
Cormorant resolution - HCR (House Concurrent Resolution) 23,
2000
2003/076-19
CoServ Electric bankruptcy,
2002
2003/076-19
Texas Dept. of Insurance advisory board and committee application,
2000
2003/076-19
County land use,
2000
2003/076-19
Courthouse restoration,
1999
2003/076-19
Court interpreters - HB (House Bill) 2735,
2001
2003/076-19
CRCGA (Community Resource Coordination Group for Adults),
2002
2003/076-19
Creosote contamination - Denison,
2002
[includes two 3.5-inch floppy disks]
2003/076-19
Crisis Center,
1999
2003/076-19
(Constituent) - Child Protective Services,
1999
2003/076-19
Dallas Cowboys Football Club,
1999
2003/076-19
Denison time capsule,
2000
2003/076-19
Dept. of Public Safety board members,
1999-2002
2003/076-19
Disabled housing,
2002
2003/076-19
District office physical inventory,
1999-2002
2003/076-19
Dress code,
2001
2003/076-19
Drivers licenses,
1999
2003/076-19
Drought relief,
2000
2003/076-19
Texas Economic Update,
1999
2003/076-19
Education,
2000-2002
2003/076-19
Elected officials - local,
2002
2003/076-19
Election 2002 candidates,
2002
2003/076-19
Electric deregulation,
2001-2002
2003/076-19
Environmental Protection Agency - tailpipe monitoring,
2000
2003/076-19
Lake Fannin,
2002
2003/076-19
Farm issues,
1999
2003/076-19
Foster grandparents
[empty folder]
2003/076-20
Van Alstyne 4th grade - thank you's,
2002
2003/076-20
Faith-based ministry,
2000
2003/076-20
(Constituent) - arrest complaint,
2000
2003/076-20
FUMC (First United Methodist Church) asbestos project,
2000
2003/076-20
Gas prices,
2001
2003/076-20
Gas drive-offs,
2001
2003/076-20
Good Samaritan bill,
2000
2003/076-20
GOP (Grand Old Party) Caucus,
1999
2003/076-20
Grayson County superintendents,
2000
2003/076-20
(Constituent) - Healthy Kids,
1999
2003/076-20
Harvey, David A. (employee), 2000
2003/076-20
Healthcare,
2001
2003/076-20
Highport charges - (constituent),
2002
2003/076-20
Home school,
2001
2003/076-20
(Constituent) - temporary humanitarian reassignment,
1999
2003/076-20
Highway 82 intersection - Whitesboro,
2001
2003/076-20
Identity theft,
2002
2003/076-20
Internet access,
2000
2003/076-20
Indigent defense,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
ISD (Independent School District) tax rates - SB (Senate Bill) 4,
1999
2003/076-20
(Constituent) - Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Texas coverage for organic erectile dysfunction,
2000
2003/076-20
USDA (United States Dept. of Agriculture) land auction,
2002
2003/076-20
Landfill,
2001-2002
2003/076-20
Logo signs,
1999
2003/076-20
Lubbock East-West freeway,
2001-2002
2003/076-20
Maritime Academy at Lake Texoma,
1999
2003/076-20
Manufactured housing - HB (House Bill) 1869,
2001-2002
2003/076-20
(Constituent) - health care reform,
1999
2003/076-20
Lowe's Marina - launch fee,
2000
2003/076-20
State medical school scholarship,
about 2000
2003/076-20
Michigan trip,
October 2000
2003/076-20
Motorcycle safety instructors,
2001
2003/076-20
LOF (Libbey-Owens-Ford) closing,
about 2000
2003/076-20
Medicaid,
2001
2003/076-20
Medicaid - standard deduction for prescriptions,
2001
2003/076-20
Interstate 45 extension to Oklahoma,
1999
2003/076-20
Oklahoma State Senate,
1999
2003/076-20
Open records request - legislative continuances,
1998-2001
2003/076-20
Nehemiah CDC (Community Development Corporation),
1999
2003/076-20
Newsletter,
1999
2003/076-20
Property Taxation Professional Certification Act,
1999
2003/076-20
Racial profiling,
2001
2003/076-20
Realtors,
1999-2002
2003/076-20
Recommendations,
1999-2000
2003/076-20
Rental car sales tax,
1999
2003/076-20
Reporting deadlines,
2000
2003/076-20
Reproductive health care,
1999
2003/076-20
Résumés,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
Reverse mortgages,
1999
2003/076-20
Right to Life Educational Fund,
1999
2003/076-20
Senior bills,
1999
2003/076-20
Sex offender database,
1999
2003/076-20
Sexuality education,
1999
2003/076-20
Shell Oil Company Foundation,
2000
2003/076-20
Soil survey program,
1999
2003/076-20
Spanking file,
1999
2003/076-20
Special education,
2001
2003/076-20
Staff responsibilities,
2000
2003/076-20
St. Mary's Catholic School,
2000
2003/076-20
Swinford Pheasant Hunt,
1999
2003/076-20
TAAS (Texas Assessment of Academic Skills) test,
2002
2003/076-20
Teacher health insurance - joining co-ops,
2002
2003/076-20
TechCor Group, Inc.,
2002
2003/076-20
Telemarketing,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
Telephone issues,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
TELEMASP (Texas Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics Program) bulletin,
1999
2003/076-20
TEPPCO pipeline,
2000
2003/076-20
Post Legislative Conference - Texas Association of Counties,
1999
2003/076-20
TCLEOSE (Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education) rule change - initial licensure,
2000
2003/076-20
Texas Business Review,
1999
2003/076-20
IH-35 Legislative Task Force,
2000
2003/076-20
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - Cooke County by-pass loop,
2000
2003/076-20
TIF (Telecommunications Infrastructure Board) grants,
2002
2003/076-20
TML (Texas Municipal League) paper and speech,
1999
2003/076-20
TSRA (Texas State Rifle Association),
1999
2003/076-20
Texas Utilities Company,
1999-2002
2003/076-20
TWU (Texas Woman's University) scholarships,
2000
2003/076-20
Teacher Health Insurance,
2001
2003/076-20
Teacher Health Insurance - interim, 2001
2003/076-20
Telephone directory omissions - Denison and SWB (Southwestern Bell),
1999-2001
2003/076-20
Textbook Review Panel 2001,
2000
2003/076-20
TGIF Bandit - newspaper,
1999
2003/076-20
Thank you letters,
1999
2003/076-20
Thompson, Evan (employee),
2000
2003/076-20
Purchase of tires through city - (constituent),
2001
2003/076-20
Tobacco settlement,
2002
2003/076-20
Tom Bean ISD (Independent School District) bond election,
about 2000
2003/076-20
Travel insurance, 2001
2003/076-20
Travel trailer tax exemption,
2002
2003/076-20
Texas Universal Service Fund,
1999-2000
2003/076-20
Tuition waivers,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
TXU Electric,
2001-2002
2003/076-20
Unemployment compensation,
2001
2003/076-20
Uninsured motorist bills - 77th Legislature,
2001
2003/076-20
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
1999
2003/076-20
Van Alstyne HOME (federal block grant for affordable housing) grant,
1999
2003/076-20
Vehicle leasing tax,
2001
2003/076-20
Vehicle registrations by deputy tax assessor-collector, 1999
2003/076-20
Velasquez, William,
1999-2000
2003/076-20
Veterans,
1999-2000
2003/076-20
Veterans Health Care System,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
Veterans nursing homes,
1999
2003/076-20
Vet school, Texas Tech,
2002
2003/076-20
Volunteer firefighters,
2000-2001
2003/076-20
VFD (volunteer fire department) assistance,
2001
2003/076-20
Walker Information,
1999
2003/076-20
Sue Walker for Court of Appeals,
1999
2003/076-20
Web site hacking,
1999
2003/076-20
Robert Wiley,
1999
2003/076-20
Women's Hall of Fame nomination,
2002
2003/076-20
Wrongful conviction,
2001
2003/076-21
(Constituent) - forestry project,
2002
2003/076-21
Governor appointments,
1997-2002
2003/076-21
Drop-out studies,
2000-2001
2003/076-21
HCR (House Concurrent Resolution) 23, 76th Legislature - cormorant,
1999
2003/076-21
Charitable immunity,
2002
2003/076-21
Economic Development Committee, 77th Legislature interim,
2002
2003/076-21
Committee on Civil Practices,
2001
2003/076-21
Committee on Economic Development,
2001
2003/076-21
Season's greetings ad,
2000
2003/076-21
Austin Update,
2000-2001
2003/076-21
Property tax appraisal,
2002
2003/076-21
Together Rx card,
2002
2003/076-21
Family Code - child's choice of conservator,
2001
2003/076-21
Grain moisture testers,
1999-2001
2003/076-21
Bills given away,
about 2001
2003/076-21
Highway 289 extension,
2000
2003/076-21
77R 1853 (drafting request) - aerobic water systems,
2000
2003/076-21
Redistricting,
2000-2001
2003/076-21
Redistricting,
1999-2001
2003/076-21
Redistricting,
2000
2003/076-21
Population analyses - 2000 census,
2001
2003/076-21
TARGET (Texas Automated Redistricting Plan Generation and Evaluation Tool),
2000-2001
[includes one compact disc]
2003/076-21
Property tax rollback rates,
2001
2003/076-21
Open records exceptions,
2000-2001
2003/076-21
Meth labs,
2000
2003/076-21
Meth lab legislation,
1999-2000
2003/076-21
Honorably retired peace officers,
2001
2003/076-21
Licensing of retired peace officers,
1999-2001
2003/076-21
Veterans' Color Guard,
2001
2003/076-21
Requests for copies of bills,
August - December 1997
2003/076-21
Correspondence,
1997
2003/076-21
State Securities Board,
2000
2003/076-21
TML (Texas Municipal League) - sovereignty,
1999
2003/076-21
76R9593 - John Elkins resolution,
1999
2003/076-21
8-liners,
2002
2003/076-21
Teacher Health Insurance Committee report,
2001
2003/076-21
(Constituent) - license to play, radio in shop,
2001
2003/076-22
Transportation - speed limits and road surface,
1997-1998
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - trunk system,
1998
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - miscellaneous,
1997-1998
2003/076-22
North Texas Tollway Authority,
1996
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation)- Project selection process,
1997
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - College grants,
1997
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - I-35 corridor,
1998
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - maintenance barn in Cooke County,
1998
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - policies re speed limits,
1998
2003/076-22
TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - aviation,
1998
2003/076-22
Transportation issues,
1998-1999
2003/076-22
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations)/ATF (Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms),
1996
2003/076-22
House Bill 961 - indemnity provisions,
1997
2003/076-22
Horse racing - betting,
1996
2003/076-22
Jury duty,
1996
2003/076-22
Area Agencies on Aging,
1999
2003/076-22
Campaign contribution limits - facts in opposition,
1999
2003/076-22
78th Legislature appropriations requests,
2002
2003/076-22
County issues,
2000-2001
2003/076-22
Committee on Human Services - county statistics,
2000
2003/076-22
Landfill - Grayson County,
1999-2002
2003/076-22
VOCA (Victims of Crime Act) funds,
2001
2003/076-22
CPI (consumer price index) limit on appraisal,
2000-2001
2003/076-22
Community colleges funding, 77th Legislature,
2001
2003/076-22
School finance,
2000-2002
2003/076-22
Teacher health insurance, interim,
2002
2003/076-22
Telecommunications issues - DSL (digital subscriber line),
2000
2003/076-22
Highway 120 project,
1999-2000
2003/076-22
Transportation issues - district,
2000-2002
2003/076-22
District issues - TxDOT (Texas Dept. of Transportation) - Grayson County,
2000-2001
2003/076-22
Amtrak,
1997-2000
[wallet]
2003/076-22
Gas and TXU rate increases,
2001
2003/076-22
Texas Lottery Commission,
1997-2001
2003/076-22
Medical Examiners, State Board of,
2000-2002
2003/076-22
Board of Pardons and Paroles,
1998
2003/076-22
Parks and Wildlife, Texas Dept.,
2002
2003/076-22
Public Utilities Commission,
1998-2002
2003/076-22
Rehabilitation Commission,
Texas, 1997-2001
2003/076-22
State-Federal Relations,
2002
2003/076-22
State Preservation Board,
1997-1999
2003/076-22
Sunset Advisory Commission,
1998-2002
2003/076-22
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality,
1998-2002
2003/076-22
Definition of person,
1999
2003/076-22
Type C municipalities,
2001
2003/076-22
Cooke County Hospital - opposition,
2001
2003/076-22
Gainesville/Muenster Hospital District,
1999-2001
2003/076-22
Cormorants - HCR (House Concurrent Resolution) 23, 76th Legislature,
2000
2003/076-23
Offer of settlement,
2000
2003/076-23
(Constituent) - sewage problem,
2002
2003/076-23
(Constituent) - professional engineers issue,
1995-1999
2003/076-23
Vivian George - Whitewright (City Council) - tax reduction,
1996-1997
2003/076-23
Coalition for Affordable Power-Texas (CAP-TX) opposition letters,
1997
Office files,
1995-2002,
2.2 cubic ft.
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Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
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of the State of Texas as of November 18, 2002.
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2003/076-23
Inventory documentation,
1997-1998
2003/076-23
January calendar- 75th Legislature,
1997
2003/076-23
February calendar- 75th Legislature,
1997
2003/076-23
March calendar- 75th Legislature,
1997
2003/076-23
April calendar- 75th Legislature,
1997
2003/076-23
May calendar- 75th Legislature,
1997
2003/076-23
June calendar- 75th Legislature,
1997
2003/076-23
July calendar- interim,
1997
2003/076-23
August calendar- interim,
1997
2003/076-23
September calendar- interim,
1997
2003/076-23
October calendar- interim,
1997
2003/076-23
November calendar- interim,
1997
2003/076-23
December calendar- interim,
1997
2003/076-23
Monthly at a glance calendar, 1997
2003/076-23
Visitors register,
1997
2003/076-23
House supply invoices - 75th Legislature, 1997
2003/076-23
House supply invoices - interim, 1997
2003/076-23
House reproduction orders,
1997
2003/076-23
Travel vouchers,
1997
2003/076-23
Travel,
1998
2003/076-23
Barbara Erickson (employee) - travel,
1997
2003/076-23
Judicial conference,
1997
2003/076-23
Conservative rating votes,
1997
2003/076-23
Campaign - teachers' speech,
1996
2003/076-23
Speeches - real estate,
1997
2003/076-23
TCAA (Texas City Attorneys Association) conference,
1997
2003/076-23
Petty cash,
1998
2003/076-23
House supply invoices,
1998
2003/076-23
Legislative information - personal,
1992-1995
2003/076-23
Constitutional amendment newsletter,
1995
2003/076-23
Thank you's received,
1995
[wallet]
2003/076-23
Statement of elected officer,
1998
2003/076-23
Photographs,
1997-1998
[wallet]
2003/076-23
75th Legislature - election day,
1996-1997
2003/076-23
Newspaper clippings,
1996-1998
2003/076-23
Invitations and rsvp's,
1998-1999
2003/076-23
Calendars,
July-December 1998
2003/076-23
House Photography - completed,
1999
2003/076-23
Speech material,
1999
2003/076-23
Speeches - interim,
1999
2003/076-23
House Business Office - Clark personal,
1999
2003/076-23
House Photography - completed,
1999
2003/076-23
Subscriptions,
1997-2002
2003/076-23
Interns - 77th Legislature,
2000-2002
2003/076-23
Interns - 76th Legislature,
1998
2003/076-23
Interns - 75th Legislature,
1996-1997, 2001
2003/076-23
Thank you's received,
1999
[wallet]
2003/076-23
Stephen Albright (employee),
2002
2003/076-23
Gilbert Perez (employee),
2000-2001
2003/076-23
Richard Samaniego (employee),
2001-2002
2003/076-23
Erin Sanders (employee),
2001
2003/076-23
Staff responsibilities,
1993
2003/076-23
Evan R. Thompson (employee),
2000
2003/076-24
Calendars,
January-June 1999
2003/076-24
Calendars,
July-December 1999
2003/076-24
Personnel information,
1997-2002
2003/076-24
Calendars,
2000
2003/076-24
Calendars,
2001
2003/076-24
Sandi Williams (employee),
1998
2003/076-24
Linc Grubaugh (employee),
1998
2003/076-24
Steven C. Hahn (employee),
1999
2003/076-24
Richard Samaniego (employee),
1999-2000
2003/076-24
Van Alstyne 4th Grade class visit to the Capitol,
1998
2003/076-24
Van Alstyne 4th Grade 3/31/1999,
1999
2003/076-24
Capitol office equipment,
1999-2002
2003/076-24
Capitol office inventory,
1997-2001
2003/076-24
Office procedures,
1996
2003/076-24
Travel - Mike Barnett (employee),
1997-2002
2003/076-24
Travel - Barbara Erickson (employee),
2000-2002
2003/076-24
Ron Clark website - proposed, 2000
2003/076-24
Ron Clark bio,
1998-2001
2003/076-24
Texas Board of Legal Specialization - correspondence,
1997
2003/076-24
Ron Clark - personal information,
1996-2001
2003/076-24
Calendars,
January - December 2001
2003/076-24
Calendars,
January 2002
2003/076-24
Travel - Ron Clark,
1998-2001
[wallet]
2003/076-24
Photographs,
March 2000
2003/076-24
Exemption of personal information to open records requests,
2000
2003/076-24
Statement of elected officer,
2000
2003/076-24
Dallas luncheon,
2000
2003/076-24
Texas candidates for election,
2000
2003/076-24
Austin Update newsletter,
October 1999
2003/076-24
Austin Update video episode,
2001
2003/076-24
Austin Update,
2000-2001
2003/076-24
Pension and Investments Committee photo,
1999
2003/076-24
Governor George W. Bush with Representative Ron Clark and others, photograph,
about 1997
2003/076-24
Photos,
2000-2001, undated
[wallet; includes 3.5-inch floppy disk]
2003/076-24
Photographs - 77th Legislative Session, 2001-2002
[wallet]
2003/076-24
Photographs,
1999-2000
2003/076-24
House Administration,
2000-2002
2003/076-24
Grayson GOP (Grand Old Party) Gazette, 1996
2003/076-24
Phone log
I, September 1, 1997 - September 1, 1998
2003/076-24
Telephone log,
September 1, 1998 - December 22, 1999
2003/076-24
Telephone log III,
January 3, 2000 - May 25, 2001
2003/076-25
Telephone log,
August 12, 2001? - December 5, 2002?
2003/076-25
Ron Clark - voting record,
1999-2001
2003/076-25
FedEx - Clark personal,
1999
2003/076-25
Bill flowchart,
1995-1997
2003/076-25
Elections,
2002
2003/076-25
Legislative Reference Library,
1999
2003/076-25
House Reproduction,
2000-2001
2003/076-25
House Photography,
1997-2001
2003/076-25
Photography,
1997-1998
2003/076-25
House Business Office,
2000-2002
2003/076-25
House Property,
1997-1999
2003/076-25
Travel - Barbara Erickson (employee),
1998
2003/076-25
Travel voucher,
1999
2003/076-25
Travel - airfare rates,
1999
2003/076-25
Bar Association - U.S. District Court,
April 15 and 16, 1999
2003/076-25
American Legion,
1999
2003/076-25
Monthly financial statements,
1998
2003/076-25
Monthly financial statements,
1999
2003/076-25
Monthly financial statements,
2000-2001
2003/076-25
House Business Office, 1998-1999
2003/076-25
Clark - record vote history,
1997
2003/076-25
Candidates for house, 77th Legislature,
2000
District office files,
1985-2002,
bulk 1996-2002,
1.5 cubic ft.
District office files from Representative Ron Clark's office in Sherman reflect a portion of his work with constituents, organizations, and municipalities at a local level. See the series Correspondence and constituent casework and Subject files for further records of his district-level work. Records comprise correspondence, memoranda, bill copies, clippings, notes, and printed material, 1985-2002, bulk 1996-2002. Major topics among these records are teacher compensation and health insurance, environmental issues, and the social service needs of constituents. Some constituent casework appears
in these files.
Arrangement
These records are arranged by State Archives staff into series and roughly chronological order.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), District office files, Records of Representative Ron Clark, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
In accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 306, Representative Ron
Clark permanently closed communications between himself and citizens/residents
of the State of Texas as of November 18, 2002.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, an archivist must review these records
before they can be accessed for research. The records may be requested for
research under the provisions of the Public Information Act (V.T.C.A.,
Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an interview with
an
archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email including enough
description and detail about the information requested to enable the
archivist
to accurately identify and locate the information requested. If our review
reveals information that may be excepted by the Public Information Act, we
are
obligated to seek an open records decision from the Attorney General on
whether
the records can be released. The Public Information Act allows the Archives
ten
working days after receiving a request to make this determination. The
Attorney
General has 45 working days to render a decision. Alternately, the Archives
can
inform you of the nature of the potentially excepted information and if you
agree, that information can be redacted or removed and you can access the
remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
2003/076-25
Correspondence generated from district office,
1997-2001
[wallet]
2003/076-25
Examples of casework,
1998-2001
2003/076-25
Business cards,
about 1997-2002
2003/076-25
School issues - District concerns,
1999-2001
2003/076-25
Sent to District (correspondence),
2002
2003/076-26
Mailing lists,
about 2000
[wallet]
2003/076-26
District issues - cement plant,
1997-1998
2003/076-26
SWAT (Save Whitewright and Tri-Counties), 1996-1997
2003/076-26
Representative Grusendorf - Fair Rules for an Open House, December 27,
1996
2003/076-26
District issues - state employee pay raises,
1997
2003/076-26
District issues - third phase - TRS (Teacher Retirement System),
1997
2003/076-26
District issues - teacher pay raises - CSHB (Committee Substitute House Bill) 4,
1997
2003/076-26
District issues - Red River chloride control,
1996-1997
2003/076-26
District issues - ABATE (A Brotherhood Aimed Towards Education - motorcycle advocacy group), SB (Senate Bill) 99,
1997
2003/076-26
District issues - thanks for support of HB (House Bill) 2644 - TRS (Teacher Retirement System) bill,
1997
2003/076-26
District issues - deregulation,
1997
2003/076-26
District office information,
1997-2000
2003/076-26
District office - Sherman,
1997-1998
2003/076-26
Boys and Girls Club of Sherman - (constituent),
1999-2002
2003/076-26
Teacher compensation, school vouchers,
1999
2003/076-26
District issues - teachers' issues,
1996-1999
2003/076-26
Constituent visits to Capitol,
1996-1997
2003/076-26
Austin Update responses - 76th Legislature, 1998
2003/076-26
Notebook,
February 12 - September 30, 2002
2003/076-26
District office correspondence,
2002
[wallet]
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - Sherman,
1998-2000
2003/076-26
W.J. Smith Wood Preserving Co. - contaminated property - Denison,
1985-2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance),
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission),
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - veteran issue,
2002
2003/076-26
GM (General Motors) lawsuit,
2000
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - RAC (Regional Advisory Council) Care Flight,
2002
2003/076-26
Reverend Topsy
- park renamed for him, 2002
2003/076-26
TAKS (Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills) and UIL (University Interscholastic League) academic conflict,
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - Comptroller,
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - insurance for 24-year-old,
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - WIA (Workforce Investment Act), 2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance),
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - TWCC (Texas Workers' Compensation Commission),
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - TDI (Texas Dept. of Insurance),
2002
2003/076-26
(Constituent) - SSA (Social Security Administration) name,
2002
Resolutions,
1999-2002,
1 cubic ft.
Resolutions, 1999-2002, written by Representative Ron Clark and passed by the Texas House of Representatives demonstrate his efforts to recognize and honor constituents for their achievements.
Arrangement
These records are arranged by State Archives staff in chronological order.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Resolutions, Records of Representative Ron Clark, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Restrictions on Access
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).
2003/076-27
Resolutions,
1999
[wallet]
2003/076-27
Resolutions,
2000
[wallet]
2003/076-27
Resolutions,
2001
[wallet]
2003/076-27
Resolutions,
2002
[wallet]