The first organization of telephone employees in Fort Worth was the company-sponsored Southwestern Bell Telephone Employees Association. In 1937, some of the employees of Southwestern Bell in Fort Worth organized as Local 3028 of the Southwestern Telephone Workers Union. This union became affiliated with the National Federation of Telephone Workers (NFTW) when it formed in 1939. The NFTW had organizational weaknesses, and did not survive the "divide and conquer" strategy of AT&T Corp. while negotiating a settlement to a strike in 1947. A new national union, the Communications Workers of America (CWA), organized later in 1947. The members of Local 3028 voted to join the CWA, and their group became CWA, Local 2003. The first two numbers of the local indicated it was in Division 20 of the national union. When the national organization restructured in about 1950, Texas became part of District 6, and the Fort Worth local became Local 6201. Texas was separated from District 6 in 1974. The state was designated as District 12, and the name of the Fort Worth local changed to 12201. The national CWA reorganized again in 1986, and Texas rejoined District 6. Local 12201 was renamed Local 6201. The local originally met in a rented Southwestern Bell meeting room. To be more independent of their employer, meetings were moved to other locations. The local bought a building in 1973 at 421 S. Adams.
Most of the members of Local 6201 worked for Southwestern Bell Telephone Company or AT&T Corp., formerly known as American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Southwestern Bell was a subsidiary of AT&T. Southwestern Bell operated in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. CWA, District 6 is composed of these same states. Southwestern Bell was part of AT&T until 1984. Because of an anti-trust suit the U.S. government brought against AT&T, the company divested itself of the Bell subsidiaries. Divestiture ended the possibility of national negotiations between CWA and the Bell System.
The records indicate how some concerns of union members have changed over time, but others have remained constant. The minutes from 1941 record requests from telephone operators for improved ventilation, the opportunity to accept brief long distance calls while on duty, and an increase in wages. Records from the late 1970's indicate concern for changes in hours, the safety of cathode ray tubes, and an increase in wages.
Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, financial records, legal documents, reports, convention materials, topical files, and printed material. The records reflect the activities of the union on the local and district levels as well as limited participation on the national level. The topical files include information on bargaining, grievances, labor/management cooperation, annual conventions, and safety. The printed material includes agreements, contracts, constitutions and bylaws, booklets, brochures, bulletins, manuals, pamphlets, and newsletters.
This collection of records for CWA, Local 6201 dates from predecessor organizations through 1996. Only a few records are from the early years. The records are more complete between 1951 and 1974. The most complete time period represented is 1974 to 1986. The records are housed in 158 folders contained in eleven legal-sized document boxes and total 4.61 linear feet. They consist of minutes, financial records, topical files, and various printed materials. The records were apparently collected by the officers of the local.
The collection is divided into five series based on the various names of the local: Southwestern Telephone Workers, Local 3028; CWA, Local 2003; CWA, Local 6201; CWA, Local 12201; and CWA, Local 6201. These five series are arranged chronologically from the oldest to the most recent. Most of the records are in the last three series, which are divided into subseries.
Series I, Southwestern Telephone Workers, Local 3028, contains a union constitution, correspondence, and an agreement with Western Electric. The records are incomplete, but the financial reports and minutes help provide information about the activities and concerns of the members of the local. The bulk of these records date from 1940-1943.
Series II, CWA, Local 2003, is limited to ledger pages showing receipts and expenses in 1949 and a 1950 agreement with Southwestern Bell Telephone.
Series III, CWA, Local 6201, is subdivided into three series: minutes, financial records, and printed material. The minutes span 1953-1974 and record the actions of the local, including bargaining, strikes, and purchasing a building. The minutes are separated into two groups, general meetings and executive board meetings. The financial records range from 1955 through 1974 and contain annual and monthly reports of expenses and revenue, federal and state quarterly employer's reports, income tax returns, and labor organization reports. The printed material dates from 1951 through 1974 and includes agreements with Southwestern Bell, bylaws of Local 6201, and miscellaneous material.
Series IV, CWA, Local 12201, is divided into four subseries: minutes, financial records, topical files, and printed material. The minutes range from 1974 through 1982 and are arranged chronologically. The financial records date from 1974 to 1980 and include annual reports, federal and state quarterly employer's reports, and income tax returns. The topical files range from 1975 through 1986, and include material concerning the 1986 annual convention resolutions committee, bargaining, correspondence to district officers, grievances, leadership, and safety. The printed material from 1977 through 1986 includes agreements, bylaws, and newsletters.
Series V, CWA, Local 6201, is divided into two subseries: topical files and printed material. The topical files are arranged chronologically and date from 1985 to 1996. The subjects include the annual convention, bargaining, labor/management cooperation, and political involvement. The printed material ranges from 1986 through 1992. It contains agreements with AT&T and Southwestern Bell, bylaws, and several different newsletters.
When the records were received, they were roughly grouped by chronological periods. The officers of the local established the topical files, and only minor changes were made to the contents of these files. Some file names were changed for clarification.
These records contain part of the story of a local in a large national union. They provide much information about the union at the local and district levels, and include limited information about the national level. Only a few records from a predecessor to the CWA and the early years of the CWA are present in the collection. The records from 1951 to 1974 are more inclusive. The series for CWA, Local 12201, 1974 to1986, are the most complete because they include minutes, financial records, files kept by the officers, and printed material. The most recent series, 1984 to 1996, lacks minutes and financial material, but provides much information in the topical files.
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Gift,
Approximately half of the records of CWA, Local 6201 were transferred to The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections on June 4, 1996, and half were transferred on July 1, 1997. Pat Crowe, Executive Vice President, CWA, Local 6201 was the contact person, and Dr. George Green brought the records to the archives. Jane T. Boley acknowledged the donation on July 15, 1997.
Accessioned as number 96-34.
Communications Workers of America, Local 6201, Fort Worth, Texas, Records, AR424, Box Number, Folder Number, Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library.
AR270: Communications Workers of America Photograph Collection (1938-1966)
AR353: Communications Workers of America, Local 6215, Records (1949-1986)
Unprocessed mss. 2001-10:
HD 6515 .T33 Annual Meeting. Communications Workers of America. District 6
Many duplicate copies of minutes, financial reports, and printed material were deaccessioned.
The following items were transferred to the main library of the University of Texas at Arlington:
Communications Workers of America.
Communications Workers of America.
The Communications Workers of America, Local 6201 Records are divided into five series, and some series have subseries.
Series I. Southwestern Telephone Workers, Local 3028, 1939-1946, undated. 0.04 linear ft. (5 folders)
Series II. CWA, Local 2003, 1949-1950. 0.04 linear ft. (2 folders)
Series III. CWA, Local 6201, 1951-1974, undated. 1.25 linear ft. (40 folders)
Series IV. CWA, Local 12201, 1974-1986, undated. 1.36 linear ft. (57 folders)
Series V. CWA, Local 6201, 1985-1996, undated (bulk 1986-1990). 1.92 linear ft. (54 folders)
The following table is a list of abbreviations common in the CWA, Local 6201 Records:
These materials are indexed under the following headings in the catalog of The University of Texas at Arlington Library. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Contains four letters from 1940 that concern renting a meeting room and one letter from 1945 from the area chairman of the union reminding the local to elect new officers.
Contains an annual report for 1939 and quarterly reports for 1941-1943, which record dues collected and expenses. Some reports are missing.
Contains minutes for 1940-1943, and undated, which record the local's business, including dues, bargaining and improving working conditions and wages.
Contains a printed copy of the General Agreement between Western Electric and the Association of Communication Equipment Workers.
Contains a printed copy of the agreement between CWA Southwestern Division No. 20 and Southwestern Bell Telephone.
Contains ledger pages that record the receipts and expenses, including payroll records.
Contains the minutes for January 1953 meeting, and all the 1954 monthly meetings except August, also the 1955 meetings. It includes the report of a trial on May 18th of a union member charged with working behind a picket line.
Contains the minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1956. The minutes for March and October are handwritten. Includes minutes for a special Construction Department meeting April 16, 1956.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1957 and 1958. The are no minutes for September, November, and December. Includes the minutes of a Special Stewards Meeting on March 27, 1958. The minutes for November are handwritten.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1959 and 1960. There are no minutes for November 1959.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1961 and 1962. Includes a letter from Ben Whiteman, V.P. CWA of the Texas AFL-CIO, to notify the local he was contesting their selection of delegates to the state AFL-CIO convention.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1963 and 1964.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1965 and 1966. Includes membership development reports and some new members lists for January through May. There are no minutes for September 1965.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1967, 1968, and 1969. Includes new members lists for May and June 1968. Includes pages six and seven of unidentified minutes, possibly of a district meeting. There are no minutes for April and November of 1967 or for October and December 1968.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1970 and 1971. Includes an April 20, 1971, memorandum regarding changes to the CWA constitution. There are no minutes for October 1970. There are only handwritten minutes for January 1971.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1972, 1973, and 1974. In December 1972, the Building Committee was authorized to borrow money for a new building. The minutes for November 1973 are the first to indicate a meeting at the new location, 421 S. Adams. Includes handwritten minutes of a special meeting July 9, 1974, to explain Texas separating from District 6 and being designated District 12. Also includes some monthly lists of new members.
Contains minutes for executive board meetings in 1956. All of the minutes are handwritten. There are no minutes for January, March, April, or December.
Contains minutes for executive board meetings in 1959, 1960, and 1961. There are no minutes for April, May, and August 1959, or for September, November, and December 1960. The minutes for October, 1961 are handwritten.
Contains minutes for executive board meetings in 1963, 1964, and 1965. There are no minutes for January 1963, October, November, and December 1964, or February 1965.
Contains minutes for executive board meetings in 1969, 1970, and 1971. Many copies are handwritten, and there are no minutes for several months.
Contains minutes for executive board meetings in 1972, 1973, and 1974. Many minutes are handwritten. There are no minutes for February, March, May, October, or December 1972. There are no minutes for October 1973 or October 1974. Includes a letter of resignation from a member of the board, Roy Burks.
Contains records of executive board members' attendance at monthly meetings and indicates when there were not enough in attendance for a quorum.
Contains annual reports of the local's revenue and expenditures for 1955/56-1963/64, and 1966/67-1969/70. Their fiscal year started in October and ended in September. The file includes a "statement of all receipts and disbursements" and a balance sheet which are both for 1956-1957. Some annual reports are handwritten.
Contains the local's 941 forms, Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for 1959 and 1963-1974 and also has its Texas Employment Commission Employer's Quarterly Reports for 1972-1974.
Contains 940 forms filed by the local.
Contains 990 forms,
Contains LM-2 forms filed by the local with the U.S. Department of Labor. Includes an amended report for 1973/74 filed in 1975.
Contains R-1 forms filed by the local reporting to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Standards, and
Contains monthly reports of the local's revenue and expenditures. There are no reports for some months.
Contains monthly reports of the local's revenue and expenditures for December 1964-June 1965, April-May 1969, and October 1969-September 1974.
Contains pages recording monthly expenses including utilities, maintenance, and repair costs.
Contains proposed budgets prepared by the local for 1959/60-1963/64, [1965/66]-1967/68, and 1971/72-1973/74.
Contains agreements for 1952, 1954-1957, 1959-1960, 1963, 1967-1968.
Contains agreements for 1951-1952, 1954-1957, 1959-1960, 1963, 1967-1968.
These agreements have appendices for each department.
Contains agreements for 1952, 1954-1957, 1959-1960, 1963, 1967-1968.
Contains agreements for 1951-1952, 1954-1957, 1959-1960, 1963, 1967-1969, and includes a 1969
Contains a CWA-10 1963 contract, Supplement CWA-10 1964, CWA-11, 1966 contract,
Contains the following agreements and contracts: North Texas Chapter National Electrical Contractors Association, Fort Worth, Texas, Local Union No. 116 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, 1951; Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation Fort Worth Division and International Association of Machinists Aeronautical Industrial District Lodge 776 (Production and Maintenance Unit), 1954; Convair, a Division of General Dynamics (Fort Worth) and Aeronautical Industrial District Lodge No. 776 International Association of Machinists, AFL-CIO (Production and Maintenance Unit), 1956; Dallas Power & Light Company and Local Union No. 69 The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, 1964; and Gulf States Utilities Company and Independent Electrical Workers Union, 1964.
Contains printed contracts and agreements with the following companies, Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, 1955; Saskatchewan Government, 1957; Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, Plant Department, 1959; and Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1966; and Southwestern States Telephone Company, 1967; Mid-Texas Telephone Company, 1969; Ohio Bell Telephone Company, 1971.
Contains two undated versions of the bylaws.
Contains the constitutions and by-laws for the Tarrant County Industrial Union Council, 1951; the Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1952; "draft" of the constitution for the newly merged AFL-CIO, 1955; 1958 and 1960 editions for CWA Local 6290; CWA Local 10677, undated; Texas AFL-CIO and COPE, 1965.
Contains a forty-six page booklet of rules regarding funds to provide "relief" when necessary because of labor disputes.
Contains a 1952 certificate in memory of Jeff Hickman, a 1956 pamphlet
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1974, 1975, 1976, and 1977. Some minutes are handwritten. Includes minutes for a quarterly officers' meeting, a "Special Combined Committee" meeting, and a stewards' meeting all in January. There are no minutes for May 1975.
Contains minutes for regular monthly meetings in 1978, 1980, 1981, and 1982. There are only minutes for one month in 1981, December.
Contains minutes of the executive board's monthly meetings in 1975 and 1976. The November 1975 meeting was held at 421 S. Adams. Includes the minutes of a stewards' special meeting in January 1976. The majority of these minutes are handwritten. There are no minutes for December 1976.
Contains minutes of the executive board's monthly meetings in 1977 and 1978. All of the minutes are handwritten. The minutes for January 1977 are dated 1976, and the minutes for January 1978 are dated 1977.
Contains minutes of the executive board's monthly meetings in 1979, 1980, and 1982. Includes a handwritten note about creating a parking lot. There are no minutes for March or July 1979.
Contains records of executive board members' attendance at the monthly board meetings and indicates when they lacked enough for a quorum.
Contains annual reports of the local's revenue and expenditures. Some are handwritten.
Contains 941 forms,
Contains 940 forms filed by the local.
Contains 990 forms,
Contains LM-2 forms filed by the local with the U.S. Department of Labor.
Contains monthly reports of the local's revenue and expenditures.
Contains one pamphlet with the schedule of events.
Contains correspondence/memorandum sent to committee members regarding proposed resolutions. Ms. Pat Crowe served on the committee. Includes an index and galley proofs of resolutions submitted to the convention.
Contains correspondence and booklets:
Contains correspondence with attachments and the agenda of the first meeting of the CWA/AT&T Information Systems Bargaining Council in March 1985.
Contains an "index to the report" (one leaf), and a table for cost of living increases for 1981 (two leaves). The index lists the benefits included in the bargaining and sometimes the agreement reached.
Contains one letter expressing concern about managers' lack of uniformity in branding, and a list of operators who "branded below 80% of their evaluative opportunities."
Contains lists with names, phone numbers, and often addresses. The committees listed are Building, Bylaws, Community Service, Education, Election, Finance, Legislative, Public Relations, Recreation, and Women's Affairs.
Contains a letter with enclosures that include copies of documents from 1958, 1973, and 1983 regarding coffee breaks.
Contains correspondence/memoranda regarding an arbitration case filed because of the vacation schedule for coin collectors. Also has an undated list of duties and procedures intended for coin collectors to read and sign.
Contains communications sent to officers in locals of District 12. Many memoranda are from Paul Gray's office. Mr. Gray was the Vice President of District 12. Some correspondence is from the national CWA office. Subjects include job titles, assigned overtime, bargaining, and grievances. Included are some financial statements and a revised AT&T code of conduct booklet.
Contains communications sent to officers in locals of District 12. They are primarily from the office of L. D. Magee, the Vice President of District 12. The topics include filling job vacancies, financial matters, "scabs," COPE, reassigning employees, arbitration, and training.
Contains CWA and AT&T communications to officers in locals of District 12. Topics include benefits to temporary employees, bargaining, concessions to retirees, "force management" to reassign employees, a new medical department, and phone center stores.
Contains two memoranda from District 12 to officers of locals.
Contains completed "fact sheet" forms registering various grievances, including observation practices and schedule changes. Includes a blank observation form, a list with names and phone numbers, and a list with names and possibly seniority numbers.
Contains correspondence and memoranda regarding benefits, procedures for handling grievances, and operator monitoring.
Contains nine complaints from operators, a group assignment list, and a list of new hours.
Contains correspondence/memoranda related to Holt's leaves of absence in 1981 and 1982; changes in health coverage; grievances about quality of "work life" and inconsistent pay periods; organizing; and an American Express quarterly management report for 1985. Also contains photocopies of a 1972 Travel and Transportation Table for Fort Worth exchange area and a blank form for community services assistance.
Contains one letter with a
Contains printed notes of the conference about handling grievances and learning guidelines for understanding contracts.
Contains handwritten notes of the "Opinion and Award" of mock arbitration and printed notes of the conference about arbitration.
Contains correspondence/memoranda with membership development reports and the pamphlet
Contains agenda of District 12 Special Meeting June 29 and eleven typed pages of questions and answers about the restructuring. Also has the June 1984, issue of
Contains memoranda with minutes of a Safety Advisory Committee meeting expressing concern about the safety of a chemical stripper and the response from Bell Laboratories.
Contains various items from 1975, 1980, 1983, and 1985, including memoranda about occupational safety and eleven CWA Fact Sheets about topics such as asbestos, cathode ray tubes, and solvents. Also has one OSHA report citing hazards at a Southwestern Bell Telephone location in Fort Worth.
Contains a 112 page report by Paul Brodeur titled
Contains lists of employees by units, a 1981 Southwestern Bell report on the company's change in organization structure, 1984 charts showing the organization of AT&T Information Systems, and a 1985 memorandum with charts of Southwestern Bell's structure.
Contains three memoranda sent by the national secretary/treasurer of CWA regarding income taxes.
Contains memoranda regarding a change in the Electronic Systems test required for three electronic oriented craft positions.
Contains primarily statistics and correspondence/memoranda about operator evaluations and job pressure caused by strict requirements for operators.
Contains 1983 agreement with AT&T Information Systems (AT&T-IS), 1983
Contains a sixty page booklet published by the CWA.
Contains an agreement between the Union of Telephone Workers and the New York Telephone Company.
Contains a printed pamphlet with the bylaws for Local 12201.
Contains a brochure for the Joseph A. Beirne Community Services Award for United Way involvement, 1979; a pamphlet titled
Contains the July issue (v.6, no.7) of the newsletter for Local 12201.
Contains a sixty-five page booklet titled
Contains five booklets about separate topics, including life insurance, disability benefits, and the pension plan.
Contains a few memoranda; the Minutes of District 6 Texas AFL-CIO State Convention CWA Caucus for August 11 and 14, 1987; a 1996 statement of the AFL-CIO Executive Council; and an undated brochure titled
Contains the newsletter
Contains correspondence/memoranda sent to committee members regarding proposed resolutions. Ms. Pat Crowe served as chairman of the committee.
Contains miscellaneous memoranda about various subjects, including electing a bargaining committee for negotiations with Southwestern Bell, supporting pending legislation favorable to parental leave and childcare, and life insurance. Includes a copy of the CWA financial statement dated December 31, 1987. Also contains
Contains memoranda regarding the convention, a schedule of events brochure, handouts from the convention, an issue of
Contains the contents of a prepared folder with the agenda, twelve biographical sketches, the
Contains memoranda from the CWA national office, District 6, and Local 6201 regarding negotiating a new contract and the strike that preceded a settlement. It includes reports from picketers hit by cars on June 5, a "stand up for justice" poster, and
Contains pages of a
Contains computer printouts of ATTCOM and ATTIS
Contains charts of wage schedules by job title and city.
Contains computer printouts of message dated May 27-31 from the CWA/IBEW Unity Network regarding a national settlement with AT&T. Includes the
Contains memoranda regarding the 1986 district negotiations, and handling local defense fund bank accounts. Also has a picket roster dated August 10, undated company proposals and issues of the
Contains an indexed notebook from the meeting that includes rules of the council meetings; bargaining schedules; a membership report; Southwestern Bell "financial highlights;" and proposals for wages, health care, employment security, family care, working conditions, and pensions.
Contains a booklet for the District 6 Bargaining Committee to review May 19-21, 1986, and a booklet of the proposals District 6 presented to Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in June 1986.
Contains computer printouts of the
Contains a list of 1988 Southwestern Bell Telephone Bowling League standings with a schedule, and a1990 Bowl for Kids Sake certificate from Big Brothers and Sisters.
Contains the agenda, newsletters, brochures, and copies of correspondence related to the topics of the meeting. The topics include AT&T's "direction", the union defense fund, force adjustment, the AT&T Transfer System (ATS), and contract negotiating. Includes handwritten notes probably taken by Pat Crowe.
Contains the
Contains communications on topics that include travel expenses, COLA (Cost of living adjustments), wage increases, revised job descriptions, and pensions.
Contains four leaves titled
Contains loose-leaf pages with the names, addresses and phone numbers of the officers of the district and the locals.
Contains information about which geographic areas actually have more technicians than necessary and lists of employee names with titles, location of work, and their seniority ranking.
Contains a decision on a dispute between CWA Locals 2108 and 2350, and an interim procedure for a dispute between CWA Locals 6321 and 6326, and interim procedure for a dispute between CWA Locals13000 and 13550.
Contains pamphlets requested from a speaker at a workshop on labor/management cooperation. Includes
Contains a schedule, notes, printed brochures from a workshop at Denton sponsored by the Labor and Industrial Relations Institute at North Texas State University, The Western Region of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, and the Bureau of Labor Management Cooperation.
Contains primarily material from 1987 including correspondence/memoranda from the national CWA office, from the Texas AFL-CIO, and CWA District 6. The communications are about state and national legislation on various topics, including job security, a union bank in Texas, telephone companies, and foreign policy.
Contains loose-leaf pages of a thirty page manual with instructions for resolving grievances for mutual satisfaction.
Contains correspondence/memoranda, CWA
Contains correspondence/memoranda concerning legislation to outlaw secret monitoring of employees. Includes a photocopy of an article
Contains memoranda regarding OSPS and how this new technology would impact AT&T telephone operators.
Contains memoranda, minutes, handwritten notes taken at meetings, and an agenda for a meeting October 10, 1986, regarding the Fort Worth pilot program. Fort Worth was a pilot city for changing from the Quality of Worklife (QWL) program to the Participative Management plan. Also contains the June 1988 issue of
Contains several forms documenting suggestions from employees, whether the suggestions were implemented or not, and the date the employee was notified of the decision.
Contains summaries of interviews conducted to learn the "attitudes toward and the impact of" the project from the people involved in it.
Contains pages prepared for a meeting to explain how participative management was being implemented as the next "generation" of the Quality of Work Life program.
Contains a loose-leaf manual with summaries of barriers and characteristics of participative environment at different levels. It includes an index.
Contains the following titles:
Contains two letters and a ballot related to the Texas Local Presidents' Conference.
Contains a manual prepared by Southwestern Bell with instruction and procedures for handling employees' requests for transfer to other positions, copies of qualification tests, and "job briefs" describing job responsibilities.
Contains instructions for supervisors dated October 1986.
Contains an agreement with AT&T-IS and a contract with AT&T Communications, both dated 1986.
Contains a 1987
Contains wage progression schedule for the combined departments for 1985. Also contains the
Contains a summary of benefit plans published by the telephone company.
Contains photocopies of seven issues of the monthly national newsletter about national legislation.
Contains seventeen issues of the monthly national newsletter, primarily from 1987.
Contains photocopies of twelve issues of this national newsletter, which seems to have been published weekly.
Contains two issues of this state newsletter regarding legislation and elections, and includes a legislative directory.
Contains six newsletters, including two issues of
Contains eleven issues of this District 6 monthly newsletter.
Contains five issues of this state newsletter about legislation.
Contains three issues of this monthly state newsletter.