A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers

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A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers


Descriptive Summary
	Creator	Bentsen, Lloyd
	Title	Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers
	Dates:	1921-1998
	Abstract:	Correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, financial documents, minutes, photographic materials, sound recordings, and works of art make up the papers of Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. (1930-1994, bulk 1971-1993). Bentsen and his staff created the bulk of the material during his term as United States Senator from Texas (1971-1993), though the papers also contain records from Bentsen's term as United States Secretary of the Treasury (1993-1994). A limited amount of the material documents Bentsen's career in business and his private life. Few records exist from his term in the United States House of Representatives (1948-1955).
	Accession No.	AR 88-066; 88-370; 88-395; 89-072; 90-100; 90-287; 91-002; 91-010; 91-028; 91-046; 91-047; 91-135; 91-182; 91-344; 92-043; 92-149; 92-165; 92-359; 93-061; 93-138; 93-162; 93-188; 93-239; 94-269; 94-347; 95-005; 95-017; 95-029; 95-064; 95-167; 95-210; 96-237; 96-274; 96-289; 97-092; 97-098; 98-236; 98-246; 99-175; 99-199; 2000-180; 2000-185; 2000-269; 2002-067
	Extent	2687 cubic feet
	Language	Materials are in English.
	Repository	Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,The University of Texas at Austin

Biographical Note

Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, U.S. Senator and Representative, businessman, Texas county judge, and decorated World War Two veteran, was born in Mission, Texas, on February 11, 1921. He ran for Vice-President of the United States in 1988 on the Democratic ticket with then Massachusettes governor Michael Dukakis. He served as Secretary of the Treasury under President Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1994. Bentsen kept up a full schedule until 1998, when he retired after a decline in his health. He died on May 23, 2006.

For more information, click here for the first page of the Bentsen Papers.

Scope and Contents

Correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, financial documents, minutes, photographic materials, sound recordings, and works of art make up the papers of Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. (1930-1994, bulk 1971-1993). Bentsen and his staff created the bulk of the material during his term as United States Senator from Texas (1971-1993), though the papers also contain records from Bentsen's term as United States Secretary of the Treasury (1993-1994). A limited amount of the material documents Bentsen's career in business and his private life. Few records exist from his term in the United States House of Representatives (1948-1955).

The material is organized in ten subgroups. The first seven subgroups consist of records from Bentsen's Senate offices.

For more information on each subgroup, click here for the first page of the Bentsen Papers.


Arrangement
	Click on a subgroup link below to view the detailed inventory for that subgroup.

		I. Management/Administration Subgroup, 1971-1993 (26.5 cubic feet) Administrative Assistants Series, 1973-1992 Office Administration Series, 1971-1991
		II. Legislative Section Subgroup, 1945-1993 (579.5 cubic feet) Central Files Series General Files Committee Files Legislative Correspondence Files Miscellaneous subject and correspondence file Staff Files Series Office Administration files Legislative staff files: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Detailed List of Bentsen Legislative Staff
		III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 (217.5 cubic feet) Personal/Political Materials Series, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 Schedule, Trip, and Invitation Files Party Leadership Files Financial Disclosure Reports and Statements Miscellaneous Files Mementos and Personal Items Campaign Files Series, 1970-1992 Miscellaneous Campaign Materials Senate Campaigns National Campaigns
		IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993 (1306 cubic feet) Outgoing Correspondence and System Records Series, 1971-1992 (63.3 cubic feet) Outgoing Correspondence Libraries Mail Reports and indexes Duplicate copies of microfilm reels Duplicate copies of CMS microfilm reels Political and Personal Correspondence, 1971-1993 (56.8 cubic feet) Political Affairs/Political Matters Public Activities Personal Correspondence Issue Mail, 1971-1993 (1,185.9 cubic feet) Constituent Correspondence, 1971-1979: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 CMS correspondence, 1977-1992, Part 1 CMS correspondence, 1977-1992, Part 2
		V. Press Section Subgroup, 1930-1931, 1942-1994 (161.5 cubic feet) Office of the Press Secretary Series, 1966-1993 External Communication Series, 1952, 1963-1994, Part 1 External Communication Series, 1952, 1963-1994, Part 2 Press Clippings Series, 1949, 1971-1993 Photographic Prints and Transparencies Series, 1930-1931, 1942-1994
		VI. Constituent Services Subgroup, 1971-1993 (259 cubic feet) Project Files Series 1971-1992 (226 cubic feet) Water resources projects, 1971-1979 Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 Project files arranged by county, 1982-1992 Case Files Series, 1971-1993 (33 cubic feet) [restricted for 75 years]
		VII. State Offices Subgroup, 1921, 1942-1993 (109.5 cubic feet) Austin Office Files, 1971-1993 Houston Office Files, 1921, 1942-1993, Part 1 Houston Office Files, 1921, 1942-1993, Part 2 Dallas Office Files, 1983-1993
		VIII. Secretary of the Treasury Subgroup, 1981 (1993-1994) (25.5 cubic feet) Schedules and Briefing Books, 1993 -1994 Correspondence Files, 1993-1994 Speech Files, 1993-1994 Press Relations Files, 1981-1994 Personal Materials, 1993-1994
		IX. Post Secretary of the Treasury Subgroup, 1995-1998 (5 items)
		X. Lewis L. Gould Files Subgroup, 1942-1994 (1 linear foot, 8 inches)

Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Casework and personnel files are restricted for 75 years after creation, up to the year 2068.

Use of some audio and video materials is by appointment only; please contact sound archivist.

Use of digital material by appointment only; please contact digital archivist.

Use Restrictions

A portion of these papers is stored remotely. Advance notice required for retrieval. Contact repository for retrieval.


Index Terms

	Subjects (Persons)
		Bentsen, Lloyd--Archives.
	Subjects (Organizations)
		United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance.
		United States. Congress. Senate.
	Subjects
		Economics--United States.
		Finance--Laws and legislation--United States.
		Finance--United States.
		Politics, Practical--Texas.
	Places
		Texas--Politics and government--1951-

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers, 1921-1998, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

Detailed Description of the Collection

VI. Constituent Services Subgroup, 1971-1993
Extent (259 cubic feet)

Administrative History

Projects and casework were the primary Constituent Service work of Senator Bentsen's staff. Typical projects, undertaken on behalf of groups, municipalities, or the state itself, included efforts to receive federal grants or designations, to gain inclusion in federal programs, and to affect the decisions of federal agencies. Cases involved specific individuals requiring assistance with Federal agencies and government departments, such as the Veterans and Social Security Administrations; the Internal Revenue Service; Immigration and Naturalization Service; Departments of Agriculture, Health, Education, Welfare, Justice and Labor; and branches of the armed forces.

Staff in Bentsen's Austin office performed most casework and project work. Dallas staff managed some local cases. The State Director, reporting to the Administrative Assistant, supervised the work. Bentsen's Administrative Assistant handled some special constituent problems personally.

Other routine constituent services included applications to the military service academies, coordinated by Houston staff, and routine congratulatory correspondence, managed by Dallas staff.

Scope and Content Note

Project Files created by Bentsen's Constituent Services staff include correspondence, reference and research materials, and administrative documents. The files provide an overview of the sorts of projects Texas communities undertook during Bentsen's term, as well as the methods and relationships Bensten's staff drew on to assist them.

Because of their private nature, individual case files are closed for 75 years from date of creation. The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History did not retain service academy files.

For routine constituent correspondence, see Correspondence Subgroup.

Box

329-90-181/43 (01809641)

Project Files Series 1971-1992
Extent (226 cubic feet)

Scope and Content Note

Project Files created by Bentsen's Constituent Services staff include internal memos and correspondence with constituents and state and federal agencies, printed material such as reports and clippings, photographic materials, legal documents, and cartographic materials. Three series: Water resources projects, 1971-1979; Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989; Project files arranged by county, 1982-1992.

The separate water resources project files may reflect Bentsen's membership in the Public Works Committee (renamed Environment and Public Works in 1977), which considered appropriations for such projects. The Sequentially filed projects series contains the bulk of the files. Staff assigned each case a descriptive title and a reference number, by which the files are organized in their particular year. In the reference number, the digits after the hyphen represent the year of the project (e.g., 1-77 for the first project in 1977).

Typically, the files include a coversheet, which lists actions taken by Bentsen's office on different dates. The later files often also include "snapshots" printed from the office computer system used to track case and project work. These documents state the status of the project, contacts made at federal agencies, actions taken, and the names and addresses of involved constituents. Some projects, such as the unsuccessful effort to prevent the closure of Ellington Air Force Base (1974-1981), involved many staff over a long period of time. In contrast, "one-shot" projects required only a single telephone call or letter to close.

The contents of the files vary. Generally, they include correspondence with constituents and administrators in federal agencies. Many of the files include the CMS work orders for Bentsen's correspondence. Occasionally, the constituent's original contact included printed material, such as reports and clippings. Some of the files include notes created by the staff member who worked on the project. Other materials in the files can include photographic materials, legal documents, and cartographic materials. In a few instances, legislative staff became involved in the project and their communication with the Senator is documented.

Lists and reports tracking project work can be found in the Austin office files, including several card files indexing projects 1971-1989.

Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989:

159-73, Bayou Bend, Houston

161-73, Clarksville public schools

162-73, NIE Grant

163-73, Central Plains Comprehensive Community MH/MR, RSVP

165-73, Laredo AFB

166-73, Fort Sam Houston

167-73, City of Shepherd, EPA

168-73, Family Service-Travelers Aid of Tarrant County

169-73, United Parcel Service

170-73, Highway 71

171-73, Romayor, Texas Post Office

172-73, Business Opportunity Center, Inc., Houston

173-73, Occupational Health and Safety District Office, Galveston

174-73, Polish American Senior Citizens, Boca Chica

175-73, Midland Public Housing

176-73, Jefferson County Water Control and Improvement District #1

177-73, Houston High On-Going Education

178-73, Pawnee ISD

180-73, Rice University, Texas State University

181-73, Soules & Associates, EPA

182-73, City of Lewisville, Corps and EPA

183-73, City of San Angelo EPA

184-73, E. Tawakoni Water System

185-73, City of Plainview, annual arrangements

186-73, City of Somerset, sewage system

187-73, Bexar County MH/MR

188-73, Mineral Wells Airport

189-73, Lubbock Community and Human Development

190-73, Jefferson County, Neches River Bridge

191-73, Bellville Hospital, rural assistance

192-73, Closing of Port Arthur Quarantine Station

193-73, Gaines County farmers, diesel (empty folder)

195-73, Hidalgo County ACTION

196-73, City of Kingsville, sewage treatment

Box

329-90-181/44 (00439490)

197-73, sewage and treatment facilities, Freese and Nichols, Ft. Worth

198-73, City of Waxahachie sewage treatment

199-73, City of Waco Small Business and Industrial Development Corporation

200-73, McAllen trade zones

201-73, Texas Association of Community Action Agencies

202-73, disaster assistance, Frio County

Box

329-90-181/47 (02175060)

203-73, Mutual Help Homes, Tigua Indians

204-73, Concho Valley COG, HUD

205-73, City of College Station sewage treatment

206-73, Wichita Falls Public Schools, impact aid

207-73, Houston subsidence

Box

329-90-181/48 (02175242)

208-73, Texas College and University Coordinating Board/Regional Medical Program

209-73, Texas Panhandle Community Action Corporation, summer recreation

211-73, Midland Child Care Coordinating Board

212-73, San Marcos, Texas Project TEX 87-3

213-73, City of Lamarque water and sewer treatment

215-73, Bartonview Civic Association, Austin

216-73, City of Deer Park, WPC-TEX 788

217-73, Brazos River water standards

218-73, Crystal City Housing Authority

219-73, NIER Project

220-73, Pan American University Foreign Language Program

221-73, Webb AFB construction

222-73, City of Seguin, EPA

223-73, Central Texas Council of Governments Rural Development

224-73, Our Lady of the Lake College

225-73, Nortex Regional Planning Commission

226-73, Lower Valley Youth Service Bureau

227-73, City of Browndell water and sewer

228-73, Small Business Development Center, Houston

229-73, City of Childress Federal Aviation Administration

230-73, Cameron County Water Control and Improvement District #19

231-73, San Bernard River water quality

232-73, Lower Rio Grande Development Council

233-73, Houston Area Urban League

234-73, Plano ISD vs. Shiloh Airport Expansion

235-73, City of San Marcos, HUD, swimming pool

236-73, Bear Creek Golf Corporation

237-73, Hoff, Blackstone, Strode Architects, Customs Station, Laredo

238-73, San Antonio Veterans Administration Hospital, laundry facility

239-73, Longview, Texas census

240-73, Grapeland Nursing Home

241-73, City of Alba, revenue sharing

242-73, Central Texas COG-USDA

243-73, R.H. Smith Community Lawyer Fellowship-OEO

244-73, Wolfe City Public Schools

245-73, San Antonio Groundwater Resources

246-73, Houston and ten-county disaster

247-73, COG, revenue sharing control

248-73, Cameron County AMPB

249-73, Laredo Health Department, EPA, air pollution

250-73, City of Montgomery water and sewer

251-73, City of Justin water and sewer

253-73, SER-Jobs for Progress, Inc., San Antonio

254-73, East Texas State University, College of Business Administration

255-73, Hico City Hospital

256-73, UTD Mobile Home Study

257-73, Sheet Metal Workers Union, VA Hospital, San Antonio

258-73, York-Line Community Center, Inc., Houston

259-73, Norvell-Wilder Supply Company, missile base construction

Box

329-90-181/44 (00439490)

260-73, fourteen-county flood disaster

261-73, City of Early Post Office

262-73, Involvement of Mexican-Americans in gainful endeavors

262-73, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration

263-73, Lockwood Hospital, Houston

264-73, Harlandale ISD

265-73, Frio Hospital

266-73, Houston Baptist College, HEW

267-73, Dallas County Community Action Committee, Inc., OEO

268-73, Dacara, Inc. Recreational Properties water pollution control

269-73, Starr County Water Control & Improvement District

270-73, Live Oak US Postal Service

271-73, Texarkana, Elementary and Secondary Education Act Title 1

272-73, Four Winds Resource Conservation and Development Project

273-73, Toledo Bend Dam

274-73, City of Fredricksburg water and sewer

275-73, Mary Hardin Baylor College VA program

276-73, Del Valle ISD

277-73, City of League City flood control

278-73, Halletsville Municipal Park HUD

279-73, AFGE Johnson Space Center

280-73, Bohne Hospital, Brenham, Texas

281-73, City of Childress, topic program

282-73, Goliad ISD

283-73, Deep Water Port, Harbor Island

284-73, KLRN Film Series, bicentennial

285-73, Beaumont City bus service

286-73, St. Edward's University CAMP program

287-73, Commission for Mexican-American Affairs, Barrio Comprehensive Center

288-73, City of Longview, EPA

289-73, Dumas, Texas FHA 236 Project

290-73, Chamber of Commerce, 13-county, Houston/Galveston Air Quality Control Region

291-73, Grey Forest Utilities

292-73, Texas A&M University, College of Science

293-73, Childress General Hospital

294-73, Military Highway Water Supply Corporation

295-73, City of Alamo EDA

296-73, City of Prairie View FHA/EPA, water and sewage system, grant

297-73, Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital

298-73, San Patricio County disaster area

299-73, sex discrimination regulations (WEAL), Dallas and Waco

300-73, Navarro Junior College

301-73, Southern Methodist University Meadows School of the Arts

302-73, AFGE, personnel transfer OEO-HEW

303-73, City of Pharr, EDA

304-73, HUD Day Care Project, Pecos

305-73, Woodland Christian Towers FHA, HUD

306-73, City of Leon Valley water quality

307-73, Houston YMCA Boys Camp

308-73, Southside Community Center, San Marcos, Texas

309-73, Kilgore Day Care Center

310-73, bailing wire shortage

Box

329-90-181/45 (01810979)

311-73, Halfway House, Houston

312-73, Calhoun County, national flood insurance

313-73, Koscot Interplanetary, Inc.

314-73, Jefferson County Airport/Civil Defense Directors

315-73, Sabine Pass Lighthouse acquisition

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/11 (00097002)

316-73, proposed aquarium, Corpus Christi

318-73, Iron Workers' District Council, Austin, and plumbers and pipefitters local

319-73, Texas Department of Corrections

320-73, University of Houston, Victoria

321-73, Hurricane Delia disaster and other

322-73, Texas Cattle Feeders Association

323-73, City of Wellington, Gilmore Locker Plant

324-73, City of Big Spring, Texas International Air Service

325-73, Ellis-Prairie Soil and Water Conservation District, SCS office Waxahachie

327-73, South Plains Association of Governments, Muleshoe Refuge

328-73, Trinity Bay Conservation District

329-73, Midland Odessa Army Reserve

330-73, Mexican American Unity Council Career Program Mental Health

331-73, Submarine Seawolf Commission

323-73, Texas Occupational Safety Board

333-73, NTSU, education grant

334-73, Coastal Bend Migrant Council, Inc.

335-73, hospital regulations, Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council

336-73, Zapata County EDA project

337-73, WTSU, Amarillo Federal Building

338-73, League City Comprehensive Development Plan

339-73, Galveston County FM 1765

340-73, Three County Area vocational-technical school

341-73, Cisco, TWQB

342-73, City of Cuero PWIP application storm drains

343-73, Bishop College HEP program migrant and seasonal workers

344-73, McLean and Gray County Hospital

345-73, Baytown Subsidence

Box

2.325/T38a

Oversized material

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/11 (00097002)

346-73, Murchinson, Texas Sewage System

347-73, Texas Electric Cooperatives

348-73, Neighborhood Youth Corps In-School Program

349-73, Whitney Public Housing

350-73, Galveston Historical Foundation

351-73, federal flood insurance

352-73, Angelina & Nacogdoches county Chambers of Commerce, United States District Court

353-73, City of Raymondville mosquito control

354-73, Bartlett Title I ESEA

355-73, Comunidades Unidas en Progreso, Inc.

356-73, Kemper Military School and College

357-73, HEW National Leadership Training Program, Training for the Deaf

358-73, Child, Inc., Austin

359-73, Apex Oil Company

360-73, Wylie Hospital

361-73, Elmwood Village, Geronimo Creek

362-73, Sharpstown Country Club Area STOL Airport

363-73, Brown County EDA

364-73, Winfield water and sewer

365-73, Hidalgo County Water Control and Improvement District Number One (empty folder)

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/12 (00096735)

366-73, Rocketdyne, McGregor Texas, High Velocity Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM)

367-73, Deweyville EDA

368-73, Sheppard Air Force Bases, Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic (MAST)

369-73, City of Dayton, TWQB

370-73, Extend-A-Care, Inc.

371-73, Port Arthur, Park Central, HUD

372-73, Amistad Reservoir, TWQB

373-73, LCRA release of impounded water

374-73, World Health Foundation AID

375-73, Town of Pantego

376-73, Houston Housing Authority

377-73, federal flood insurance

378-73, Texas Tech, School of Medicine

379-73, University of Texas, Center for Middle Eastern Studies

380-73, REAL Health Clinic

381-73, Compliance Reports, Texas hospitals

382-73, Panhandle and South Plains Community Services Corporation, tutoring proposal

383-73, UCPPOC Project Bridge

384-73, Tyler Courthouse and Federal Building

385-73, Omega Energy Systems, Inc.

386-73, Pan American University, government documents

387-73, Amarillo College FM License

388-73, Lubbock Neighborhood Development Program (NDP)

389-73, Dallas Voluntary Action Center, RSVP

390-73, Shell Dredging, Texas Bays

391-73, Old Brazos River

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/13 (06563775)

1-74, Laredo Border Patrol Station

2-74, City of Moody, water system

3-74, State Firemen's Marshall's Museum

4-74, Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities

5-74, North Runnels County Water System

7-74, Matagorda Air Force Range Port O'Connor, Whooping Cranes

Box

2.116/OD 1273

Matagorda Air Force Range Military Reservation map, April 30, 1975[?]
Extent (2 copies)

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/14 (00880640)

8-74, Emergency Ambulance Service, Galveston

9-74, Morgans Point, Port Facility

10-74, City of Friona

11-74, Austin ISD Project Assist

12-74, Central Plains Mental Health Center, NIAAA

13-74, Stafford STOLport

14-74, Houston sewers

15-74, Waelder Texas, Emergency Service

16-74, Mason, Texas Emergency Ambulance Service

17-74, Youth City Driscoll, Texas

18-74, Coastal Resource Conservation and Development Area

19-74, Motley County water system

20-74, McLennan Community College Adult Education Project

21-74, Portland, Highway 181

22-74, Big 8 Resource Conservation and Development (RC & D)

23-74, Calhoun County Day Care Center

24-74, Karnes City Hospital

25-74, Elgin ISD

26-74, Harris County Child Welfare unit

27-74, Fort Belknap water supply corporation, Bunger division

28-74, Klein ISD

29-74, Liberty Ships, artificial reefs

30-74, City of LaPorte TWQB regulations

31-74, Tex-Trans. Inc. Corpus Christi

32-74, Laredo spinning mill

33-74, John Hardwicke Company, Argosa Gas

34-74, Ruth Cowl Rehabilitation Center

36-74, Rapidat

37-74, Jewish Community Center, Rosenberg

38-74, Meridian Hospital Authority

39-74, Leon County, food stamps

40-74, Big Springs

41-74, East Texas Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee

42-74, Austin Gulf Independents

43-74, Houston Business Growth Corp.

44-74, Rio Grande School District, EDA

45-74, Harris County Pollution Control Department

47-74, VA Outpatient Clinic, Beaumont

48-74, City of Hitchock sewage

49-74, St. Elizabeth Hospital

50-74, Marshall Chamber of Commerce Harrison County Airport

51-74, Leon County Hospital Inc.

52-74, Blanco County Land Fill

53-74, City of Alpine Airport

54-74, Locust, Travis Elementary Abilene

55-74, Midland, Odessa gasoline shortage

56-74, Colorado River Municipal Water District

57-74, Red River Army Depot

58-74, Victoria labor, Farah Manufacturing closing

60-74, Sabine Customs

61-74, Grimes County Highway 105

62-74, youth wilderness area

63-74, Temple, Texas MHMR

64-74, Kickapoo Creek Watershed

65-74, coral reef dumping

66-74, Gun Barrel City post office

67-74, Taylor Soil and Water Conservation District

68-74, New Summerfield ISD

69-74, City of Aransas Pass Park

70-74, North Rolling Plains Resource Conservation & Development (RC & D)

72-74, McAllen ISD, ESEA

73-74, Texas Tourist Development Agency James Dick Foundation

74-74, Deep East Texas COG Manpower Prime Sponsorship

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/15 (00096859)

75-74, Carlos water supply

76-74, City of Groves EPA

77-74, Newton County Airport

78-74, Waters Davis Soil and Water Conservation District

79-74, Edinburg ISD, Emergency School Aid Act (ESAA)

80-74, Dell City water plant

81-74, El Paso Summer Youth and Recreation Program

82-74, Emergency School Aid Act (ESAA) bilingual projects, South Texas

83-74, Art Richardson application

84-74, Fayette County disaster loans

86-74, San Augustine ISD, ESAA

87-74, Brazoria Headstart

88-74, Texarkana Headstart

89-74, El Paso highway construction standards

90-74, Hidalgo County Water Improvement District #5

91-74, Jackson School, Corsicana, Texas

92-74, rabies epidemic, El Dorado

93-74, Weslaco ISD bilingual program

94-74, University of Houston College of Optometry

95-74, Rodman Pool, favorite fishing hole

96-74, City of Irving, prime sponsorship Manpower

97-74, Texarkana Model Cities

97-74, mass tourism development for South Texas

98-74, University of Texas Arlington, open city declaration

99-74, Brazos Valley Development Council

100-74, Houston Model Cities

101-74, continuation of OEO

104-74, City of Woodway, post office

105-74, San Antonio & Bexar County Summer Youth and Recreation Program

106-74, Lamar County water supply system

107-74, Public, Inc., tax exempt status

108-74, Del Rio, Social Security Office

109-74, Brownsville, increased immigration personnel and Customs District

110-74, Edinburg Model Cities

112-74, Fort Worth ISD, ESEA

113-74, Denison, construction of Highway 75

114-74, Port of Houston, steamship diversion

115-74, Esperanza, Inc. health funding Bee County

116-74, Conally High School, Waco, Texas, McLennan

117-74, National Teacher's Corp. Zapata Schools

118-74, City of McGregor

119-74, City of Dumas, Moore County, Dumas Airport

120-74, Brownsville right to read

121-74, Waco Model Cities

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/16 (00096848)

LCRA coal fired generating plant in Fayette County

122-74, Maternal Child Health, MCH State of Texas

123-74, LCRA Lignite Corp. drilling

124-74, Lloyd Palmer Highway proposal

125-74, Texas Medical Center location for multiple sclerosis center

126-74, Galveston Clipper Ship

127-74, City of Venus sewage treatment

127-74, Venus, Texas water system

128-74, Mobile Homes, Jack Dies

129-74, Palacios, hydrogen production

130-74, Central Texas Resource Conservation & Development (RC & D)

131-74, Matagorda County

132-74, evaporative cooling towers vs. lakes

133-74, Southwestern University Right to Read

134-74, City of New Braunfels disaster relief

135-74, Chicano Alliance of drug abuse program

136-74, Port of Entry, Amarillo

137-74, Pull for Youth Houston

138-74, Wichita Falls Highway designation

139-74, Houston, Galveston Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA)

139-74, Alvin, Texas, EPA proposal to restrict urban growth

140-74, Alamo Area Resource Conservation & Development (RC & D) (empty folder)

143-74, Texas Nursing Homes, SSA

144-74, Raymondville ISD

145-74, TWU Environmental Education & Resource Center

146-74, City of Kerens water waste system

147-74, Neighborhood Service Center East Garland, Texas

148-74, Jobs for Progress, Brownsville

149-74, National Science Foundation, University of Texas

150-74, Waco No Man's Land, Lincoln Park

155-74, Costep

156-74, City of Coleman

157-74, Temple extension of Highway 27

158-74, Stamford MHMR Outreach Center

159-74, Veterans Administration Hospital in Houston

160-74, City of Allen post office

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/17 (00880505)

155-74, COSTEP

Border cities

Title V, border

Border communities

Revitalize border file

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/18 (00880480)

161-74, Alvin Junior College land use planning proposal

162-74, Thirsty Water System

163-74, Dallas Rape Crisis Center

164-74, Bureau of Prisons youth facility, Bastrop County

165-74, Gulf Coast Trade Center, New Waverly

166-74, Plainview flood damage

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/18 (00880480)

168-74, Health care planning, El Paso

170-74, Save the People Center

171-74, SER continue

172-74, Operation Peace of Mind, Houston

173-74, TRIO program

174-74, CAP, Community Action Project

175-74, Three Rivers Landfill, Corpus Christi

176-74, 9 City Area, Trinity River Authority for wastewater transportation services

177-74, Summer recreation services for San Antonio

178-74, Water and sewage system, Bruni, Texas

179-74, Houston ISD, League of Women Voters, Houston, Texas

180-74, Opportunity Schools, Amarillo

181-74, Continuation of Austin State School

182-74, Model rehabilitation spinal cord injury system

183-74, Flood control reservoir, tracts 217 & 220, Long Branch Lake, Missouri

184-74, City of McAllen, fuel costs

186-74, Century Evaluation Training Halfway House

187-74, North Harris County HMO, New Community Service Corporation

188-74, Postal Data Center, Postal Service, Dallas

189-74, Andice Post Office, Andice

190-74, Matagorda County Savings Association

191-74, The Mosquito Fleet Berth

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/18 (00880480)

192-74, Oral history, Sam Rayburn Library

193-74, Natural gas shortage, chickens

194-74, Tarrant County manpower

195-74, Social Security system

196-74, Army Reserve Unit, Waco

197-74, City of Terrell, Social Security office

198-74, Arkansas-Texas COG, rural development

199-74, Dryden/Sanderson postal service

200-74, Houston Rape Crisis Center

201, 74, Grand Prairie postal facility

202-74, Silsbee, RC&D Program

203-74, Amarillo AFB detention building

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/18 (00880480)

205-74, Houston Health Plan, Inc., HMO

206-74, Roans Prairie, Texas post office

207-74, Sam Houston Area RC&D

208-74, Keene, Texas highway markers

209-74, Disaster declaration request, WCTCOG

209-74, City of Kenedy, library funding

210-74, Community Guidance Center of Bexar County, child abuse program

212-74, City of Mexia EDA

213-74, City of Dumas EDA

214-74, City of Garrett waste water treatment

215-74, City of Ennis highway entrance

216-74, Relocation of Rocksprings post office

217-74, Pines Prairie water system

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/19 (00096939)

218-74, LULAC National application to Office of Education

219-74, South Rillito Interceptor Sewer, Tuscon, Arizona

220-74, Dallas senior citizens high rise project

221-74, Statewide rape program

222-74, Goodnight Memorial Hospital

224-74, Hidalgo County MH/MR NIAAA

225-74, Racon Corporation, Laredo, Texas

226-74, San Benito Pesticide Study Lab

227-74, Texas Tech Bicentennial Symposium

228-74, Laredo postal service

229-74, Completion of Spur 514, Tyler, Texas

230-74, Federal Intermediate Credit Bank

231-74, Sewage treatment, Ingleside, Texas

232-74, South Houston Chamber of Commerce, rural water supply

233-74, University of Houston, Jarvis Christian College, cooperative program in mathematics education

234-74, North Willacy Rural Water Supply Corporation

235-74, Federal food commodities warehouse, Corsicana, Texas

236-74, East Rio Hondo Water Supply Corporation

238-74, Plaza Del Oro

239-74, Limestone County Airport

240-74, Hidalgo Community Action Agency

241-74, Windthorst water and sewage

242-74, La Villa water and sewage

243-74, Hot Mix, Inc., Houston, Texas

244-74, The Woodlands Development Corporation, Conroe, Texas

245-74, Indian education nationwide, Frank Medina

247-74, City of Little Elm, sewage

249-74, El Paso, Juarez border relationship

250-74, Drug task force, Drug Assistance Administration

251-74, Dallas NIAAA

252-74, North Liberty County bridge

253-74, Affirmative Action Program, Dallas

254-74, South Mesquite Creek channel improvements, Dallas County

255-74, Log Cabin Estates

256-74, City of Naples development fund

257-74, Electric coops, electricity rates

258-74, Home, Center for Children

259-74, Addison water and sewer

260-74, Waco Boy's Club, Inc.

261-74, Migrant conditions in Hidalgo County

262-74, Beeville, Texas, EDA

263-74, City of Bangs park

265-74, Cameron County Manpower

266-74, Rural Economic Assistance League, Inc. (REAL)

267-74, Coastal Bend Manpower

268-74, Rio Hondo emergency water situation

269-74, Weldon water system

270-74, KERA-TV center for education on handicapping conditions

271-74, Port to Plains route, DeLeon

272-74, Mertzon Post Office

273-74, Harris County WCID #132

274-74, Honduras disaster relief

275-74, Bexar County rural development

276-74, TSU bilingual education

277-74, New Braunfels solid waste disposal system

278-74, Space Center Memorial Hospital

279-74, Migrant Hospitalization Demonstration Project

280-74, Merkel Ambulance Service

281-74, Denton annexation

282-74, Hurst, Texas, Emergency Medical Services

283-74, Community pharmacy

285-74, Ennis Garden Club

286-74, Florence, Texas, water and sewage

288-74, Bois d'Arc Levee District

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/20 (00096779)

289-74, Panhandle winds as energy source

291-74, Trinity Memorial Hospital

292-74, Rio Grande City VFW

293-74, Latin American Manufacturers Association (LAMA)

294-74, San Juan, Texas, mail service

295-74, Nursing homes of Texas

296-74, Red Flag district, Houston

297-74, Texas A&I vocational information center

299-74, Vidor High School Choir

300-74, Maverick County Hospital

301-74, Veterans Outreach program, Del Rio

302-74, Housing Mobilization Day

303-74, LCRA

304-74, Customer impact resulting from the expansion of zip codes in Houston metro area

305-74, Gaines County Airport

306-74, Health manpower shortage area

307-74, Rio Grande State Center, MHMR

308-74, Latin American Culture Studies, UT

309-74, Tarrant County emergency medical services

310-74, Fort Worth National Fish Hatchery

311-74, Brownsville Housing Authority

312-74, Archer City post office

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/20 (00096779)

313-74, Consumer Counseling Services

314-74, Aqua Water Supply Corporation, Red Rock, Texas

315-74, Balboa Acres Water Distribution System application, McAllen, Texas

316-74, Austin College SOS project, Sherman, Texas

317-74, Federal building, Temple, Texas

318-74, Seguin, Texas, community facility

319-74, 4 State Border Commission, Dave Finney

320-74, Pedernales Electric Coop

321-74, Florence, Texas, swimming pool

322-74, Childress, Texas, steet project

323-74, Weatherford, Texas, water resource study

324-74, Intersection of U.S. Hwy. 80 & Fielder Rd., Arlington, Texas

325-74, Nueces County MH/MR, Corpus Christi, Texas

327-74, Asian Studies, Austin, Texas

328-74, Tarrant County Task Force on Rape, Fort Worth, Texas

329-74, Veterans Outreach program, San Antonio, Texas

330-74, Small town hospitals, statewide

331-74, Amalgamated Clothing Workers Association, Ralph Ruiz

332-74, Georgetown, Texas, disaster area

333-74, Uvalde, Texas, water and sewage

334-74, Special delivery mail service, Houston, Texas

335-74, Solar energy power facility, Big Springs, Texas

336-74, Hidalgo County HUD application

337-74, Texas Municipal League Project, George Phenix

338-74, Preston M. Geren Architects, Fort Worth

339-74, Residual units, Housing Authority of El Paso

340-74, ACCEDC of Hidalgo County

341-74, Texas Commission on Services to Children and Youth

342-74, Wharton-Weatherford Consortium for Disadvantaged & Veterans

343-74, U.S.-Mexico border environmental health project

344-74, Gus Thomasson Rd. & IH-20

345-74, Inmate Assistance Project, UT Law School

346-74, Rio Bravo RC&D

347-74, Harlingen Air Force Reserve Unit

348-74, Canyon Lake post office

349-74, La Salle County Hospital, Cotulla, Texas

350-74, South Plains Educational Cooperative Program for Exceptional Children

351-74, Dahl, Braden, Jones, Chapman, Inc., Dallas, Texas

352-74, Community ambulance, Willis, Texas

353-74, General Mexia Hospital, Mexia, Texas

354-74, Texas Department of Health Funding, Austin, Texas

Box

329-88-0001/9 (01809845)

355-74, Ellington AFB closing, 1974-1981

Box

329-88-0001/10 (01844857)

355-74, Ellington AFB closing, 1974-1981

Box

329-88-0001/11 (01845055)

355-74, Ellington AFB closing, 1974-1981

[May also include Goodfellow AFB, 1979-1981, and Webb AFB, 1976-1980]

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/20 (00096779)

356-74, Hare Krishna, Dallas, Texas

357-74, Aspironics Urban Planning Project, Texas Tech

358-74, Aliviane, Inc., El Paso drug program

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/21 (00096983)

359-74, Institutional Development Program, St. Edward's University

360-74, Sinton Child Abuse application, Sinton, Texas

361-74, Christian Farms, Inc., application to NIDA Killeen, Texas

362-74, City of Deport, flooding

363-74, Municipal services, Colonia San Jose, Texas

365-74, Unplanned pregnancy, child abuse, Harris County

366-74, Child Abuse & Neglect Demonstration Center, Dallas County

367-74, Children's Medical Center, Dallas, Texas

368-74, Concerted Services in Training & Education, Center, Texas

370-74, Loma Linda Water Supply Corporation

371-74, Memorial Medical Center, Corpus Christi

373-74, University of Houston College of Business Administration

374-74, November federal cut back, HUD 701 & Agriculture rural fire

375-74, Conroe's Southwest Sewage Treatment Plant, Conroe, Texas

376-74, Wake Village drainage problems, Wake Village, Texas

378-74, Rice Water Supply & Sewer Service Corporation, Rice, Texas

379-74, Hill Country Health Plan

380-74, Goldsmith, Texas, sewer system

381-74, Tenaha Water & Sewer System, Tenaha, Texas

382-74, Sweetwater, Texas Community Service Resource Center

383-74, Diesel Research Company, Hurst, Texas

385-74, Migrant manpower programs, general

386-74, Royse City Mobil Park

387-74, Career Employment Awareness Training

389-74, Corsicana community development

390-74, C. Doornbos Heritage '76 Park, Nederland, Texas

391-74, McKenna Memorial Hospital, New Braunfels, Texas

392-74, Haltom City, Texas community development

393-74, Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council HMO ACCEDC feasibility study

394-74, Sweetwater, Texas housing and community development project

395-74, Early education proposal, Garland, Texas ISD

396-74, Texas Migrant Council, Inc.

397-74, TCU, HEW paperwork

398-74, Lewisville, Texas exit ramp

399-74, Morningside Manor Nursing Home, San Antonio, Texas

400-74, Moody, Texas, waste water system

402-74, Richardson Hospital Authority dba Richardson General Hospital

403-74, Hope House, Austin, Texas

404-74, ETSU, Student Financial Aid Training Institutes for High School Counselors

405-74, Laredo Model Cities OMBE application

1-75, Technology Inc. of San Antonio, NIAAA application

2-75, Coastal States, rates

3-75, Lacy-Lakeview, water & sewer

4-75, ETSU, Texarkana Center Correctional Program with Lehigh Universtiy

5-75, North Central General Hospital

6-75, Presidio Valley flood control

7-75, Center Point post office location

9-75, University Without Walls, Houston

10-75, League City water & sewer

11-75, UT Center for Energy Studies

12-75, City of Combos, community development

14-75, Federal offices, Port Arthur, Texas

15-75, C.J. Jung Educational Center of Houston, Texas

16-75, El Paso Cancer Treatment Center

17-75, Jim Hogg County unemployment figures

18-75, ESAA fundings holdup, Eagle Pass schools

19-75, Title I funds, Boulter Junior High School, Tyler, Texas

20-75, West Texas Hospital, Lubbock, Texas, Gerald Brown

21-75, Lancaster, Texas, fire department

22-75, Castroville, Texas hospital

23-75, Claude, Texas postal service

24-75, St. Mary's University, general revenue sharing funding

25-75, Karnes Association for Limited Citizens

26-75, Big Spring, Texas drainage

27-75, VA hospital, Kerrville, Texas

28-75, Recession general

29-75, Hearing aids

30-75, McLennan County Water

Control & Improvement District

31-75, Youth Services Bureau, Galveston YWCA

32-75, Mapping, Glen Rose & Keene, Texas

33-75, Houston ISD, high school tutors

34-75, Burleson Public Schools ESEA proposal

36-75, Parkview Hospital, Wheeler, Texas, Medicare

37-75, U.S. PHS, Galveston move

38-75, Creative Handicapped, Inc., Houston, Texas

39-75, VA Hospital, skin cancer research, Houston, Texas

40-75, Cotulla, Texas, emergency ambulance service

42-75, South Limestone Hospital District, Groesbeck, Texas

43-75, Cotulla Housing Authority

44-75, Hidalgo County Planned Parenthood Association

45-75, Mt. Pleasant, Texas, Social Security branch office

46-75, Tyler State College, LEEP

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/22 (00096961)

47-75, Nacogdoches flood

49-75, Davis-Bacon Act

50-75, Rhoads Terrace Institute of Early Childhood Education & Developmental Day Care, Dallas

51-75, Beltway 8, Houston

52-75, Fort Bend County federal flood insurance

53-75, retarded inmates and pay

54-75, Churches of Christ Housing Facilities, Pasadena, Texas

55-75, Bicentennial project, Municipal Arts Council, grant application, Corpus Christi, Texas

56-75, Catholic Family and Children's Service, Inc., San Antonio, Texas

57-75, United States Highway 290 east of Fort Stockton

58-75, Hidalgo County Corrections Center

59-75, Interstate 27 and the City of Lubbock

60-75, Zippy Food Stores versus urban renewal Austin, Texas

61-75, Crosbyton Solar Project

62-75, Renner, Texas post office

63-75, San Jacinto County federal funds

64-75, Title I poverty funds, Collinsworth County

65-75, Amarillo Bicentennial Band

67-75, federally insured student loans, Dallas, Texas, Elkins Institute

69-75, urban renewal, San Marcos, Texas, C.M. Allen Parkway

70-75, Inman Christian Center ESAA project San Antonio

71-75, McAllen General Hospital, McAllen, Texas

72-75, Ochiltree County Title IX EDA

73-75, Texas Lutheran College EPDA Title III

74-75, Gray County Senior Citizen's Recreation Center

75-75, Bowie, Texas Municipal Airport

76-75, Bexar County Hospital District HMO

77-75, Neches Intersection Ship Yard, EPA grant

78-75, Junction, Texas water and sewage grant application

79-75, Brown Foundation, grant application, Houston, Texas

80-75, Mission Area, San Antonio

81-75, Mission, community development

81-75, Rusk and Cherokee Headstart

83-75, Dallas and Refuse collection, HUD

84-75, Texas Tech University predator problems, USDA

85-75, Garland Social Security Branch Office

86-75, Webb County migrant workers

87-75, Mexican American Council for Economic Progress, Inc. Austin, Texas

88-75, City of Brookside Village post office

89-75, Central Brazos Valley Mental Health Center, Inc., NIAAA application

90-75, San Felipe Del Rio Memorial Stadium playground funds

91-75, KLRN-TV Education Broadcasting Facilities grant application

92-75, Nuclear Power Plant, Glen Rose, Texas, Comanche Peak

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/23 (00880662)

93-75, Drug Enforcement Task Force

94-75, El Paso application for discretionary grant

95-75, Austin, Texas WIC program

96-75, Killeen, Texas EPA water and sewage grant

97-75, Pasadena, Texas, revenue sharing

99-75, Streetman, Texas water and sewage

100-75, Barrio Bettermant & Development Corp. San Antonio

101-75, Rio Hondo Community Development

102-75, Harris County Department of Education

103-75, Bastrop Waterworks improvements

104-75, career development of El Paso Head Start

105-75, City of La Marque, EPA

106-75, Shady Shores

107-75, Weslaco Labor Camp, Hidalgo City

109-75, Hidalgo County community development

110-75, Mesquite, Texas GSA generator

111-75, Addison, Texas post office

112-75, Cuero, Texas community development

113-75, Bexar County community development

114-75, Sabine Pass Port Authority

115-75, Hondo, Texas community development

116-75, Rock Island Railroad

118-75, Fort Worth Natural Family Planning

119-75, Mertzon, Texas water and sewage

120-75, EPA funds, impoundment, Natalia

121-75, Roma, Texas community development

122-75, Fort Hood, land acquisition

123-75, Plainview, Texas Airport

124-75, Brazos County Park EDA

125-75, Bexar County American Red Cross

126-75, Town of Highland Village 92-500 funds

127-75, Lewisville community development

128-75, Houston Federal Building

129-75, Jefferson City Dump, possible closing

130-75, Los Fresnos community development

131-75, Harlingen, Texas, Federal Highway Trust Funds

132-75, Seagoville, Texas community development

133-75, McKinney, Texas Senior Citizens Teaching & Learning Center, library grant

134-75, Lower Rio Grande Health Service Area

135-75, Johnson County Disaster Loan

136-75, LBJ School Research Applied to National Needs (RANN) application

137-75, University Affiliated Facility, University of Texas at Galveston

138-75, Eastland, Texas, possible location of corporation

139-75, Rockwall, Texas, community development

140-75, Lubbock, Texas Food Stamp Program

141-75, Megargel, Texas, filtering system

143-75, Benbrook, Texas, community development

143-75, Kingsville ISD

144-75, Texas Neighborhood Preservation Act

145-75, Alvin, Texas Freeway

146-75, Mt. Pleasant, Titus Texas Civic Center

147-75, Hidalgo County Airport, grant application

148-75, Comal community development

149-75, Meadowood Acres, Manpower proposal

150-75, Lefors tornado

151-75, Carrolton, Texas community development

152-75, Dawson County Public Library

153-75, Presidio ISD

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/23 (00880662)

2.116/OD 1273 Limite Maratimo en el Oceano Pacifico, December 12, 1970

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/23 (00880662)

154-75, Plano Cooperative Preschool

155-75, Weatherford, Texas, community development

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/24 (00880629)

156-75, Blooming Grove, Texas community development

157-75, Terrell, Texas community development

158-75, EPDA Fellowship funding University of Houston

159-75, City of Dayton 92-500

161-75, Eagle International, Texas Commerce Bank

162-75, Denver Involvement Corps, Dallas Branch

163-75, Childhood Development Center

164-75, Rusk County Sheltered Workshop

165-75, Singing Hills Parents Educational Committee, Dallas, Texas

166-75, Save Our Aerospace Program, Inc. (SOAP) Pasadena, Texas

168-75, Eagle Lake community development, CDBG

169-75, Wilbarger County Airport

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/24 (00880629)

170-75, IH 45 completion, Huntsville, Texas

171-75, Council for Exceptional Children

173-75, Granbury, Texas community development

174-75, Frisco, Texas community development

175-75, West Central Texas Council of Governments community development

176-75, Silver Leaves Nursing Home

177-75, Chicano Librarianship Training Program

178-75, Newark, Texas community development

179-75, Dell Valley rural area doctors

180-75, Springtown, Texas community development

181-75, Saginaw, Texas community development

182-75, Everman, Texas community development

183-75, Venus, Texas community development

184-75, Project Mainstream, Tulsa, Oklahoma

185-75, Austin, Texas Municipal Airport

186-75, federal aid for County Commissioners Precinct #4, Newton County

187-75, Port Aransas community development

188-75, Pecos, Texas community development

189-75, Harris County Cullen-Barker Recreation Area

190-75, Gonzales County Water Supply Corporation

191-75, Cameron County Citizens Council

192-75, Electra, Texas community development

193-75, Gruver, Texas doctor

194-75, Spofford, Texas revenue sharing

195-75, Wimberly, Texas nursing home

196-75, child abuse, military

197-75, Hooks, Texas water and sewage

198-75, Alvin, Texas community development

199-75, Henderson, Texas community development

200-75, Beaumont, Texas Federal Water Pollution Grant application

201-75, Paris Junior College

202-75, Zavala County Community Development Corporation

203-75, Stamford, Texas community development

204-75, Groves, Texas community development

205-75, Involvement of Mexican Americans in Government Employment (IMAGE)

206-75, Lubbock, Texas Regional Airport

207-75, Lometa, Texas community involvement

208-75, Groveton, Texas, doctor

209-75, Nolanville, Texas, cable television

210-75, Austin, Texas Senior Citizens Center

211-75, Naples, Texas, HEW ambulance conflict

212-75, DeWitt County revenue sharing

213-75, Texas State Technical Institute, Bilingual Vocational Program

214-75, Sinton, Texas water and sewage, actually Taft, Texas

215-75, City of Spearman, EDA

216-75, MACEP scholarship program

217-75, McMahon College, Houston

218-75, University of Texas Health Science System, NIH grant

219-75, Fort Worth, Texas ISD grant application for emotional disturbed

220-75, KUT-FM at University of Texas at Austin, grant application

221-75, Child abuse application, University of Texas at Austin

223-75, Tyler, Texas, Health Service Area for Wood County

224-75, United State Highway 67 from Dallas to Cedar Hill, Texas

225-75, Ethnic Heritage Training Project, Denton, Texas funding application

226-75, Retired Senior Volunteer Program from Action, Oldham City

227-75, City of Coldspring, post office

228-75, Sickle Cell Anemia Association, Fort Worth, Texas

229-75, City of Primera, Texas revenue sharing

230-75, City of Richmond, sewage treatment plant funding application

232-75, Anthony, Texas community development

233-75, Czech Catholic Home for the Aged, sprinkler system, Hillje, Texas

234-75, Gause, Texas, curtailment of rural postal service

235-75, Livingston post office, Livingston, Texas

237-75, University of Texas at San Antonio institutional grant program

238-75, Zapata water system funding application

239-75, Baylor College of Medicine University Affiliated Facility grant, Houston, Texas

240-75, Southwestern Medical School University Affiliated Facility grant

241-75, Groveton, Texas waterwell grant application

242-75, Universal City, Texas, community development

244-75, Hitchcock ISD Head Start bilingual program

245-75, Galveston College Public Health Service nurse training construction grant

247-75, Border College Consortium, HEW and EPA funding

249-75, Maverick County Child Health Care Center operational funding

251-75, Nocona, Texas community development

252-75, Texarkana-Bowie County Criminal Justice Center Construction grant application

253-75, Minority Community development Corp. MESBIC

256-75, Palm Grove County School Brownsville, Texas

258-75, Celina, Texas community development

259-75, Renger Memorial Hospital, Lavaca Hospital District, Halletsville, Texas

261-75, State Highway 146, Clear Lake area, NASA

262-75, Josephine, Texas revenue sharing

263-75, Marlin and Falls County community health and development

265-75, Katy, Texas community development

266-75, medical education building grant application, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas

267-75, Closing of Flight Service Stations, McAllen, Texas

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/25 (00096702)

268-75, Stonewall County Federal Crop Insurance

269-75, NSF grant application on the effect of pesticides on migrant workers, University of Houston

270-75, City of Shepherd road maintenance Rolling Hills and Cherry Creek subdivisions

271-75, Marine Weather Station, Port Arthur, Texas, Golden Triangle Area

272-75, Spring Valley Estates subdivision, Travis County water system

273-75, Groveton, Texas community development

274-75, Jefferson County, LEAA funds renewal request

275-75, City of Dumas water supply

276-75, City of Covington, Texas community development

277-75, Bonham, Texas public library

278-75, Highland Haven and Shady Acres, Burnet County water and sewage

279-75, Holy Cross High School, San Antonio, Texas impact funds for educational purposes

280-75, Atlantic Richfield Co. (ARCO) permit application opposed by Bayport Channel residents

281-75, Jewell's Hospitality House, Nursing Home in Lubbock, Texas

283-75, City of Port Arthur community development

284-75, Alice, Texas community development

285-75, Wharton County Junior College, Central Texas College Community Service Consortium

286-75, Lubbock, Texas community development

287-75, Catholic Counseling Service family planning grant proposal, El Paso, Texas

288-75, Institute of Clinical Toxicology's Houston Polydrug Abuse Research and Treatment Program

289-75, Refugio County, Copano Bay Boat Ramp

290-75, Midland, Texas Casa de Amigos, Ecumenical Outreach Agency

291-75, Dalhart, Texas Airport

292-75, Mission, Texas educational television

293-75, Orange Grove, is bilingual education for Title VII funds

294-75, Houston non-profit group Education Advancement for Mexican Americans (EAMA) funding application

295-75, City of Edna EPA grant application

296-75, Beaumont Convalescent Center, vender payments

297-75, Concord, Texas post office

298-75, Austin Child Guidance Center contract renewal

299-75, Alpine Municipal Airport, Port of Entry

300-75, Coastal Bend Migrant Council, Inc., HMO proposal

301-75, City of Riesel, Texas community development

302-75, North Texas State University water research grant application

303-75, Soroptimist International of Garland Runaway Youth Program

304-75, Rio Grande Valley Development Council, Pan American University Urban Studies Intern Program

(empty folder)

305-75, Fleming Hospital of Elgin, Texas possible closing

306-75, San Antonio, Texas Alternative Growth Study

(empty folder)

307-75, Texas Association of School Boards TVA funding

309-75, Sabine County disaster area

310-75, Raymondville, Texas post office

311-75, Ector County coordinated Youth Services LEAA application

312-75, Valley Investment and Development Association, Inc. (VIDA) Rio Grande Valley

313-75, Fort Worth Stockyards redevelopment area, EDA

314-75, Dallas legal services, Health Law Center

315-75, Corsicana Community Playhouse

316-75, Loop 9 Highway, West Leg Dallas County

317-75, Port Isabel Post Office Box prices

318-75, Hays County funding search, HEW

319-75, Jewett, Texas, Central Texas steel plant, TWQB funding

320-75, Pollock, Texas post office, Angelina County

321-75, Austin Minority Enterprise Development Corp. (AMEDC) refunding

322-75, Brownsville, Texas, city-county clinic

324-75, Port Lavaca, Texas 92-500 funding application

325-75, Texas A & I University, Development Institution, designation application, Laredo, Texas

327-75, Grand Prairie, Texas 92-500 funds

328-75, Taylor, Texas community development

329-75, Odyssey House, Dallas, Texas, drug rehabilitation

330-75, Port Arthur, Texas Day Care Center

331-75, Projecto Salva Barrio, El Congreso Mexican Americans

332-75, San Antonio, Passport Office

333-75, LaVilla housing FHA and ACCEDC

334-75, Buna, Texas sewage grant

336-75, Victoria Education Service Center Bilingual Title VII, ESEA

337-75, Beaumont ISD, Title VII

335-75, Honey Grove Public Schools, Title III

338-75, Community Food and Nutrition Program, Office of Migrant Affairs

339-75, Point Comfort CP & L rates

340-75, Abilene Christian College Metrocenter

341-75, San Marcos, Hays County Migrant Health Project

342-75, Pan American University Manpower proposal, Costep

343-75, Seguin, Texas community development

345-75, City of Waelder, Texas HUD funds for water and sewer

346-75, Military Highway Water Supply Corporation, Mercedes, Texas

347-75, Dimmitt, Texas migrant labor transportation to public schools

349-75, Texas Department of Health Resources application #110, Aubrey, Texas EPA permit, Denton landfill project

350-75, Frio County community development funds

352-75, Edinburg General Hospital Hidalgo County

354-75, Stamford, Texas ISD Reading Academy Project

355-75, Lee Memorial Hospital, Giddings, Texas

356-75, Pilot Point Public Schools

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/26 (00096655)

357-75, Westlake Hills, Terrell Blodgett

358-75, Somerville ISD

359-75, El Ranchito, Texas Migrant School Program

360-75, Middle Rio Grande Development Council

361-75, Blewett Research Foundation, San Antonio Cancer Research

362-75, Hochheim, Texas post office

363-75, Dallas Inter-Tribal Center NIAAA application

364-75, City of LaJoya, community development

365-75, Beaumont, Texas construction industry strike

366-75, City of Ennis, Texas, Bardwell Reservoir

367-75, Black Duck and Tabbs Bay, Baytown

369-75, Anderson County CDBG

370-75, El Paso, Texas Tigua Indians HUD Housing

371-75, DETCOG 706 EDA

372-75, Panola County HUD application, community development

373-75, Action, Panhandle of Texas

374-75, South Texas Emergency Corps, Inc. application for assistance

375-75, VA Hospital El Paso, Texas

376-75, Orange Service League Homemaker Program

377-75, Magnolia, Texas Central Sewer System

378-75, Thomas L. Goodnight Hospital Caldwell, Texas

379-75, Austin ISD

380-75, Willacy County Disaster Declaration

381-75, Jewish Home for Aged, Houston, Texas, Livingston Kosberg

382-75, Jackson Park Project, Temple, Texas

383-75, Port Isabel ISD, Vietnamese refugees

384-75, Good Shepherd Hospital, Longview, Texas

385-75, Caddo Lake and Tributaries

386-75, Afro-American Art Museum, Dallas, Texas

387-75, Nacogdoches HUD Housing Project

388-75, Mexican American Unity Council, San Antonio

389-75, Joseph Johnston Camp Number 94 National Registry Linting

390-75, Dilley, Texas, EDA application

391-75, Children's Heart Program of South Texas Corpus Christi, Texas (empty folder)

392-75, DETCOG, unemployment, Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) funding

393-75, Alpine, Texas, solar energy

395-75, Donley County Soil and Water Conservation District

396-75, Travis County, correctional facility, LEAA application

398-75, City of Crowley

399-75, Economic Opportunities Development Corporation CETA III money

400-75, GI forum OMBE application for Austin LBDO

401-75, Voice, Park San Antonio area

402-75, Southwest Migrant Association CETA application

403-75, McAllen LEAA personnel for Valley drug traffic

404-75, Catch International, crime prevention project

405-75, Santa Maria Water Control and Improvement District

406-75, City of Taylor railroad crossing signals

407-75, Medical Center Hospital Equipment, Odessa

409-75, Ennis Bicentennial Library project

410-75, Copperas Cove South Sewage Plant, Big Valley Ranchettes

411-75, City of Roma, sewage facilities, Community Services Administration

412-75, Rio Hondo, EEOC suit

413-75, Laredo Junior College, EDA application

415-75, Channel Area Economic Development Corporation, senior citizens project

416-75, Title X, general

417-75, United States Highway 82 Fannin County, Sherman, Texas

418-75, Southeast Texas Regional Planning Commission Vietnamese refugees

419-75, City of Hallettsville, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Grant

420-75, Wortham Hospital Medicare participation

421-75, National Coalition of Spanish Speaking Mental Health Organizations, COSSMHO funding inquiry by LULAC

422-75, Indian Springs Park, Waco, Texas, Title X rejection

423-75, San Felipe beautification, Del Rio, Texas Title X rejection

424-75, Education Advancement for Mexican Americans, HEW, ESAA

425-75, Phenix and Hernandez, OMBE inquiries

426-75, Library Services to Penal Institutions, LEAA

427-75, Congressional Grove at Valley Forge

428-75, Austin Women's Center/ Woman's Educational Equity Act

429-75, Caprock Hospital District, Floydada, Texas

430-75, City of Childress

431-75, Harris County EDA Title X

432-75, City of Lufkin, community development

433-75, Prairie View A & M

434-75, Timberlawn Research Foundation HEW grant

435-75, Pantex Plant, Amarillo, Texas

436-75, Texas A & I University, Kingsville, Texas

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/27 (00096429)

437-75, Dimmit County, revenue sharing

438-75, Caldwell, Texas, library

439-75, Galveston College Title III HEA funding

440-75, Brentwood Church of Christ HUD application, Home for the Elderly

441-75, Tarrant County Hospital District Emergency Ambulance Service

443-75, Port Isabel Causeway

443-75, City of Marlin Airport

444-75, Bee County community development

445-75, Shelby General Hospital, Center, Texas

447-75, Bexar County, Impact Courts

448-75, Knipa post office

449-75, City of San Antonio HUD, community development recreational area

450-75, Brownsville HUD 235

451-75, Old Texas Capital Natchitoches Parish Louisiana, EDA

452-75, New Summerfield ISD

453-75, letter to constituency, letter to FHA and DCA

1-76, Headstart grant system

2-76, College Station HUD, elderly housing proposal

3-76, Garland Road Church of Christ, Dallas

4-76, Dallas, computerized diseases NIH grant

5-76, Gainesville, NCTCOG HEW grant

6-76, O'Donnell CDBG

7-76, Lacy and Lakeview sewer improvements HUD grant

8-76, Wichita Falls transportation system, Urban Mass Transportation Administration

9-76, Houston League of Women Voters, HEW grant

11-76, Freeport, USCG and Mopac Bridge

Box

2.325/T38a

Freeport, Texas, Hurricane and flood protection, January 1975

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/27 (00096429)

12-76, Civil Service reclassification of HEW jobs

13-76, Halletsville grant for recreation facilities, TPWD

14-76, Pleasanton grant for recreation facilities, TPWD

15-76, Borough of Charleroi, PA, HUD grant for elderly housing

16-76, Auburn University, Central Texas Irrigation Project

17-76, Cox Memorial Hospital, Abilene, HEW

18-76, Pasadena Interfaith Housing Foundation, Inc., HUD

19-76, drug abuse in Texas, Texas Department of Community Affairs

20-76, Grey Forest Utilities, FmHA, HUD, Railroad Commission

21-76, Bandera County Sewage Disposal System, FmHA

22-75, Texas A & I University at Laredo, EDA

23-76, San Antonio, coal gasification, EDA

24-76, Plainview, Community Action Program, CSA

25-76, Covington, CDBG

26-76, Abilene Industrial Foundation, EDA

27-76, Pantex Plant, Amarillo, wage dispute

28-76, Whole Life, Inc., HUD, housing for elderly

29-76, Ore City, water system improvements, FmHA

30-76, Prudential Insurance Co., Houston HMO designation, HEW

31-76, Snyder, eligibility for FmHA loans

32-76, Bridgeport, solar energy electrical generating plant, ERDA

33-76, Chapel Hill ISD, Tyler, HUD

34-76, Riverside water and sewer improvements

35-76, Dublin Waste Water Treatment Works

36-76, Tyler, Medical and Surgical Clinic P.A. Medicare

37-76, Clarksville, HSA, Health Planning Area 7

38-76, Vietnamese resettlement program in Southeast Texas

39-76, Lubbock Medical Center Hospital, HEW

40-76, Gilmer Hospital, HEW

41-76, Corpus Christi Central Homes, Inc., HUD Section 202 funding for elderly housing

42-76, Sundown water improvements (empty folder)

43-76, Burnet County free library

44-76, Texas Medical Association, current procedural terminology

45-76, Bertram sewer improvements, EPA (empty folder)

46-76, Annona post office

47-76, Washburn post office

48-76, Houston Fire Department, Emergency Medical Services, DOT

49-76, David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport, Tomball, FAA

50-76, San Antonio Conservation Society, Saint Paul Square Advisory Board

51-76, Hidalgo County Health Care Corporation, Migrant Health Project

52-76, Denver City, gas curtailment plan

53-76, Brownsboro sewer system improvements, TWQB

54-76, South Houston post office

55-76, Lometa water system improvements HUD block grant

56-76, Running Water Draw Watershed Project, Friona, Texas Soil Conservation Service

57-76, Child Study Center, Fort Worth developmental disabilities grant, HEW

58-76, National Spiritual Aid Association, Inc. missionary program to help Vietnamese refugees

59-76, Seguin Dam Restoration Project, HUD

60-75, Cone post office

61-76, Hurst post office

62-76, Southmost Broadcasting Company

63-76, Wharton County Junior College, HEW

64-76, Harris County public park land

65-76, Houston Hike and Bike Advisory Council

66-76, Jasper Post Office Building, to be used as library

67-76, Telegraph Post Office

68-76, Green Valley Property Owners Association, New Braunfels, HUD

69-76, McQueeney Lake improvement, Seguin, DOI

70-76, Central Texas Resource Conservation and Development (RC & D) District

71-76, Brownsville, supervision for untrained midwives

72-76, Parmer County, Lazbuddie Site 3 Running Water Draw Project, SCS

73-76, Garland ISD, modular vocation curriculum study, HEW (empty folder)

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/28 (00880630)

74-76, Wellborn post office

75-76, Fort Worth ISD, demonstration project for specific learning disabilities

76-76, Troy Sewer improvements, CDBG

77-76, Dialville post office

78-76, El Paso District Attorney, LEAA grant application

79-76, Dawson ISD, civil rights compliance, HEW

80-76, Trans-Pecos Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) area, Pecos, Texas, SCS

81-76, Pasadena post office

82-76, Valley Spring post office

83-76, Capital Area Planning Council (CAPCO) and Capital Area Rural Transportation System (CARTS) application to FHWA and UMTA

84-76, Right to Read Program, Austin, Governor's Office, First Lady's Volunteer Program, HEW

85-76, Webb Air Force Base closure, Big Spring

Box

329-88-0001/11 (01845055)

85-76, Webb AFB project, 1976-1979

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/29-2 (00096510)

85-76, Webb AFB project

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/28 (00880630)

86-76, Senior Citizens of Port Arthur, Inc., HUD Section 202 housing funds

87-76, post office closings, general

88-76, University of Texas at Austin, Center for Asian Studies, HEW grant

90-76, Buckholts water system improvement's, HUD

91-76, Navarro College, solar energy, Upward Bound

92-76, Garland Public Schools, Department of Special Education HEW grant

93-76, Farmers Branch post office, want new one

94-76, Ivy Terrace Apartments, McAllen, objections to rent increases, HUD

95-76, Freer, information on Federal Programs, TDCA

96-76, Houston-Galveston Regional Black Archives NEH research grant

97-76, Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, proposed deletion of air training

98-76, La Homa Ranch Development Company, Mission, local opposition to drug rehabilitation facility

99-76, Wild Basin of Bee Creek, Austin, proposed wilderness park, DOI

100-76, Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc.

101-76, San Antonio, Department of Commerce Field Office

102-76, McKinney CDBG, HUD

103-76, Houston Economic Development Corporation, OMBE grant to serve Houston Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA)

104-76, University of Texas Medical Branch, NIMH grant

105-76, Leon Valley CDBG

106-76, Rosemont Community School, Fort Worth, denied by HUD

107-76, Farwell Hospital District, need for dentist, Health Service Corps

108-76, Runge, need for doctor, Health Service Corps

109-76, Regional School for the Deaf, Edinburg, HEW

110-76, Dallas Mail Delivery Schedule changes, USPS

111-76, Greenville Post Office Service, USPS

113-76, Raymondville Education System, non compliance with HEW

114-76, American Association of Small Cities, CSA

115-76, El Paso Labor Union AFL-CIO Sec. 202 grant, HUD

116-76, Floresville EDA grant for flood control, EDA

117-76, Coke County Library, HEW assistance

118-76, Rio Grande City Public Schools solar energy system, ERDA and ESAA

119-76, South Texas Rural Health Services, Inc. HEW (empty folder)

120-76, Texas State Technical Institute, Rio Grande Campus, Harlingen, HEW

122-76, Fort Hood, project MASSTER proposed reduction DOA

123-76, San Antonio Business Resource Center, OMBE

124-76, EMS system for West Texas COG, HEW

125-76, Amigos Del Valle

126-76, Nortex Regional Planning Commission (RPC) EMS system, TDHR

127-76, Walnut Creek, Seguin, flood control

128-76, Gainesville Municipal Airport, FAA

129-76, Baylor College of Medicine, NICHD grant has been funded but needs authorization

130-76, Postal Service hiring practices

131-76, Allen Parkway Village anti-crime program (GCCSA) and Houston Housing Authority, LEAA

131-76, GCCSA, Houston, CSA

132-76, Victoria and Mission Valley Schools Consolidation Department of Justice

133-76, Brownsville Mass Transit Study

135-76, Canyon CDBG, HUD

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/29-1 (00096699)

136-76, Children's Heart Program of South Texas

137-76, Kleberg CDBG

138-76, Tyler Federal Building, to house FmHA, SCS, ASCS offices

139-76, McAdoo post office route consolidation

140-76, AACOG, EDA rules to change composition of governing bodies

141-76, Camino Real Health Systems Agency, HEW, AACOG

142-76, Galveston CDBG, HUD

143-76, Petrolia water and sewer improvements, EPA and TWQB

144-76, Bacliff Volunteer Fire Department, TDCA

145-76, Ella Austin Community Center, San Antonio, HUD

146-76, Sterling C. Robertson Dam and Lake Limestone, Leon DOA

147-76, Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council/Pan American University (LRGVDC/PAU) Urban Studies Intern Program, HUD, for Pan American University, Edinburg

148-76, Cushing ISD, HEW compliance

149-76, Windcrest revenue sharing and census figures

150-76, Public Communication Foundation of North Texas, Dallas, HEW

151-76, Perryton ISD bond election, DOJ

152-76, Boerne County line ISD, HEW Title IX non-compliance

153-76, Alice, flooding of land on east side of town

154-76, Lee College, Baytown, New Statistics Project

155-76, Community Action Resource Services, Inc., Texarkana DOT

156-76, Rockdale, CTCOG, want HUD funds to improve shantytown

157-76, Lamar County Chamber of Commerce, scheduled airling service for Paris, Texas and Lamar County, CAB

158-76, Redwater post office, closing on Saturdays

159-76, Brownsville Adult and Continuing Education Cooperative Brownsville ISD

160-76, San Patricio Community Action Agency, FmHA home ownership loans need to be processed faster

161-76, Austin Commission on Aging, local opposition, HEW

162-76, Brazoria County Airport near Lake Jackson

163-76, Shepherd flood

164-76, Southwest Medical Plan, Inc. HMO planning grant, HEW

165-76, Roma Downtown Renovation Project, EDA

166-76, Double Lake, Sam Houston National Forest closing due to sewer repairs near Coldspring

167-76, Rosebud water supply and ICC railroad abandonment

168-76, Texas A & I bilingual and bicultural educational grant HEW

169-76, Cedar Creek post office closing

170-76, San Juan CDBG, HUD

171-76, Hidalgo County Housing Authority HUD Section 8 rental housing assistance

172-76, Shelby County Department of Education, IRS

173-76, Paducah CDBG, HUD

174-76, Brownsville ISD bilingual bicultural grant application, HEW (empty folder)

175-76, Stream and Valleys Committee, Fort Worth, bike trail, FHWA

176-76, Whitestone Retirement Residence, Inc., Austin HUD Section 8 supplementary funding

17-76, Huntsville Jail LEAA and CJC

178-76, Wharton Municipal Airport FAA

179-76, University of Texas at Austin Development Board

180-76, Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans, Houston HEW, ESAA

181-76, International Bridge in Los Tomates Banco area of Brownsville Department of State

183-76, Corpus Christi Right to Read Program, HEW

184-76, Waco Right to Read Program, HEW

185-76, Abilene Community Action Association, Family Planning Program

186-76, Del Rio Airport, FAA

187-76, Brownsville Community Action Association, HEW grant from Office of Human Development

188-76, Foard County Soil and Water Conservation District, Crowell Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)

189-76, Texarkana Civic Center construction

Box

2.116/OD 1273

Downtown redevelopment-Proposed landuse and traffic pattern-Texarkana, Texas, August 8, 1977

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/29-1 (00096699)

190-76, South Texas Cultural Basin, Bilingual Pictorial Guide application, HUD, Governor's Office

191-76, Romanian Exchange Program, University of Texas at Arlington, Department of State

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/88 (00097658)

192-76, Brownsville: Texas Southmost College HEW-Bilingual/Bicultural grant, Cameron County

193-76, Laguna Madre Area Bicentennial Commission-Yankee Doodle musical revue, Cameron County

194-76, Baylor University-Analysis of the Balcones Fault National Science Foundation, McLennan County

195-76, Dallas: North Lake College Solar Energy Project ERDA, Dallas County

196-76, Starr County Disaster Funds FDAA

197-76, folder not found

198-76, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Centers NSF & Department of State, Lubbock County

199-76, Starr County Manpower Program, Roma TDCA

200-76, folder not found

201-76, Angleton Park Development Project-TPWD, Also Revenue Sharing Information and LPW, EDA, Brazoria County

202-76, Silsbee Cemetery Association-federal funds for cemeteries, Hardin County

203-76, Contemporary Art Museum, Houston flood damage-NEA, Harris County

204-76, Donna: AgTec Corporation USDA grant for cotton control, Hidalgo County

205-76, Houston Flooding-Disaster Area Declaration-June, 1976, Harris County

206-76, National Association of Pension Consultants & Administrators DOL, Dallas County

207-76, Austin: Huston-Tillotson College-HEW Loan Funds, Travis County (folder empty)

208-76, Archer City Water Supply FmHA, Archer County

209-76, Galveston Historical Foundation, Inc. Innovative Projects Program-HUD, Galveston County

210-76, Edcouch-Elsa ISD ESAA funding from HEW, Hidalgo County

211-76, Happy Birthday, USA Parade in Washington, July 3-Opposition by Castle Hills First Baptist Church, San Antonio, Bexar County

212-76, Adult Basic Education-UT Division of Extension per Texas Labor Center, Travis County

213-76, Denton: General, Denton County

214-76, Dallas elevated monorail system for downtown-DOT, Dallas County

215-76, Hardin Water Supply Corporation-FmHA, Liberty County

216-76, Halletsville: HUD, Lavaca County

217-76, Bastrop: Aqua Water Supply Corporation, Bastrop County

218-76, Center: HUD, Shelby County

219-76, Victoria Railroad Crossing-dangerous DOT, Victoria County

220-76, Environmental Impact Statements-objection to procedures, El Paso County

221-76, Gruver: Vietnamese Doctors-NHSC, Hansford County

222-76, Corpus Christi: Tejas Gas Corporation, ERDA grant for coal exploration, Nueces County

223-76, SBA Closing of Marshall Office SBA, Harrison County

224-76, Hinson-Hazlewood Loan Program-New Mexico Plan HEW & Coordinating Board of Texas College & University System, Travis County

225-76, Terrell Public Schools-ESAA funding, Kaufman County

226-76, Goliad: restoration of historic downtown area DOI, Goliad County

227-76, Lake Jackson: Oak Forest subdivision in Lake Jackson-USCG permit for bridge construction, Brazoria County

228-76, Houston: Customs Office at Airport-Customs Service, Harris County

229-76, Lubbock: Summer Recreation programs-opposition by South Plains Association of Governments to duplication of efforts, Lubbock County

230-76, Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council, Rural Public Transportation Demonstration Program DOT-Section 147, Hidalgo County

231-76, National Association of Single Drug Abuse Agencies (Texas State Office on Drug Abuse), Statewide

232-76, Val Verde County bridge crossing-National Park Service

233-76, McCulloch County: USDA Building-General Correspondence on Directions

234-76, Garland: Electric Load Management Study FEA, Dallas County

235-76, Corpus Christi wind power electric generating system ERDA, Nueces County

236-76, Canyon Post Office-construction of new one-USPS, Randall County

237-76, Beaumont: Sanitary Fill U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Jefferson County

238-76, Freeport: Harbor Enlargement-DOI, Brazoria County

239-76, Kerrville: federal building & tennis courts-local opposition-Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, Kerr County

240-76, Fort Worth: Save the Scott Home, Incorporated-DOI, National Park Service, Tarrant County

241-76, Cottle County EDA Designation

242-76, Waco-Madison Cooper Airport-FAA, McLennan County

243-76, Houston: Project Aid (American and Indochina Development Corporation-DPW, HEW, Harris County

244-76, Corpus Christi: South Park Manor Nursing Home, HEW, Nueces County

245-76, Paducah railroad abandonment-ICC, AB-109, Cottle County

246-76, Tehucana Creek channelization-USDA, McLennan County

247-76, Plains: busing plan-HEW, Yoakum County

248-76, Tyler: Mail Sorting Transfer to Longview-USPS, Smith County

249-76, Beaumont: chronic dialysis unit-HEW, Jefferson County

250-76, Temple: Tutor & Ellis Multiple Placement Home for Veterans-VA, Bell County

251-76, El Paso: objection by citizens that no handicapped persons are used in planning process-DOT, El Paso County

252-76, TDCA Authority to Administer Section 8 HUD programs, Travis County

253-76, Bryan: ISD-ESAA funds, Brazos County

254-76, Aransas County Conservation and Reclamation District-need improvements to water system

255-76, Cisco: problems at management level at City Hall, Eastland County

256-76, Hill County Disaster Declaration-FDAA, Hill County

257-76, Streetman-wants road to connect with FM 416-SDHPT & TDCA, Freestone/Navarro Counties

258-76, Donna & Weslaco: transfer of mail clerks-local opposition-USPS, Hidalgo County

259-76, Port Arthur: Desire to house U.S. Corps of Engineers Floating Museum Sergeant Floyd, Jefferson County

260-76, Crosby: ISD-ESAA funding, Harris County

261-76, Falcon Lake Park near McAllen-TPWD, Hidalgo County

262-76, Lower Rio Grande Valley Broadcasting Council, FCC & HEW, Hidalgo County

263-76, Corpus Christi: South Texas HSA, HEW Designation, Nueces County

264-76, San Marcos: Hays County Migrant Health Project HEW

265-76, San Antonio: AFL/CIO HUD Section 202 Application, Bexar County

266-76, folder not found

267-76, Tulia/Swisher County Airport

268-76, American Federation of Government Employees CSA Staffing Cutbacks, region not listed

269-76, folder not found

270-76, Howard University-Resource Information Exchange System Application to HEW, no region listed

271-76, Benavides ISD-Oscar Carillo, no region listed

272-76, Milano ISD, EDA Regulations regarding SB 3201, no region listed

273-76, Hobby Airport Funding, no region listed

274-76, Pittsburg, Texas Kidney Machine, Camp County

275-76, Port Aransas: Need for Rental Housing, no region listed

276-76, Mercedes: new post office facility, Hidalgo County

277-76, Palo Alto Battlefield near Brownsville, Cameron County

278-76, Kress: mail route consolidation USPS, Swisher County

279-76, Rockdale: Aycock school -HUD, Milam County

280-76, Brownsville: bikeway funds-FHWA, Cameron County

281-76, Howard Hughes' Legal Residency, Statewide

282-76, Texas Municipal League-Lloyd Bentsen article to be published in Texas Town & City, Statewide

283-76, Austin: Paramount Theatre, historic preservation, Travis County

284-76, Good Neighbor Commission-Support for Aviateca, Guatemalan Airline to serve DFW, State

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/29-3 (00096597)

285-76, Weslaco Library, needs funds for more services

286-76, Panola Watchman, enforcement of USPS regulations regarding mail classifications

287-76, Jewish Community Council, Houston

289-76, Port Isabel ISD, Mexican students harassing Anglo, white, students, DOJ

290-76, Austin Tennis Center, EDA

291-76, Duval County unemployment rate, EDA

292-76, Texas Hemophilia Association, HEW grant application

293-76, Goodwill Industries, Houston, Independence Hall, HUD Section 202 grant

294-76, Zavala County Economic Development Corporation, CSA

295-76, Corpus Christi Public Works Seminar, EDA

296-76, Howe post office, construction of new one, USPS

297-76, ACCEDC, AGC controversy

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/29-3 (00096597)

298-76, Hansford Feedyard, Inc., Spearman FmHA loan

Box

000-89-006 (92-043)/29-3 (00096597)

299-76, Laredo Radar Site

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/29-3 (00096597)

300-76, Val Verde Memorial Hospital, Del Rio, HEW, EDA grant

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