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VI. Constituent Services Subgroup, 1971-1993

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.

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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.

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Arrangement
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		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)

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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.

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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-

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

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

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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

000-92-0009 (92-043)/13 (00880924)

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:

54-83, OPM standards on librarians

55-83, Los Fresnos, Commercial Shrimp Culture International

56-83, Sealy, Dairy Products, Inc., FmHA application

57-83, Houston, Eagle Engineering, Inc., Small Business Innovation Research Act

58-83, San Antonio Performing Arts Association

59-83, UTEP grants from DOED

60-83, Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART)

61-83, 5¢ tax on gasoline, Federal Aid Highway Program

62-83, City of Melissa, voting irregularities

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/14 (00880957)

63-83, City of Red Oak

64-83, Cedar Park, Texas Certified Development Company

65-83, City of Dayton, UDAG eligibility

66-83, Kelly AFB, contracting out of keypunch duties

67-83, Representation of persons at Immigration and Naturalization hearings

68-83, Austin, MoPac extension

69-83, Brazoria County Head Start Program

70-83, Vietnam Veterans Foundation and SBA

71-83, Houston, INS building problem

72-83, Eagle Pass U. S. Magistrate office

73-83, Mesquite Independent School District Junior ROTC program

74-83, Waco, recreational buildings construction

75-83, Houston Community College, DOED proposal

76-83, University of Houston Downtown College, Upward Bound proposal

77-83, FAA closing of General Aviation District offices

78-83, Extradition of Don Yarborough

79-83, Storage facility for state generated low level radioactive waste

80-83, Lamar County water system

81-83, Marshall post office

82-83, U. S. Highway 82 in Grayson, Fannin, and Lamar Counties

84-83, Taylor, Morning Glory Mattress Company

85-83, Nacogdoches, NAACP

86-83, Montgomery County flood insurance study

87-83, San Antonio, EXIM Industries Corporation

88-83, Clute, Buccaneer Construction bankruptcy

89-83, Weepah Springs Wilderness Study Area

90-83, McAllen, Texas Valley Citrus Committee

91-83, San Antonio, Baptist Children's Home

93-83, Kent County, FmHA disaster designation

94-83, New Braunfels, Eden Heights Apartments

95-83, Denton County, disaster designation

96-83, Houston, Amdretech Corporation

97-83, Early Parent Intervention Project and Lamar University

98-83, Starr County, Foreign Trade Zone application

99-83, OMB rules on cost principles for non-profit organizations, political advocacy issues

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/15 (00880414)

100-83, Bayside, inadequate water supply

101-83, Killeen, central Texas College NTIA grant application

102-83, die casting facilities and EPA regulations on water pollution effluent

103-83, El Paso County Water Improvement District No. 1

104-83, Dallas, blighted area and industrial revenue bonds, Woodline Corp. Ray Hurt

105-83, Fort Worth District Office of Corps of Engineers

106-83, South Texas Guayule Project Jobs Program

108-83, Clear Lake City, second annual world championship for Unlimited Hydroplanes

109-83, Jim Hogg County Water Control and Improvement District #2 and EPA grant

110-83, Stinnett, proposed natural gas processing plant, Liquid Energy Corporation

111-83, Dallas, National Afro-American History Week and GSA building

112-83, Dallas, sale of Washington Place housing project

113-83, Tyler, Mother Francis Hospital

114-83, The University of Texas at El Paso, Public Service Fellowship Program grant

115-83, Houston, proposed closing of EPA laboratory

116-83, Medical Radiation Health and Safety Act

117-83, Fort Bliss, El Paso's First Savings Banking Center, establishment of

118-83, OMB regulations on Reduction in Force (RIF)

119-83, HCFA regulations on respiratory therapists

120-83, HCFA regulations on medical records

121-83, HCFA regulations on definitions of physicians

122-83, HCFA regulation on dietetic services

123-83, Mercedes, CDBG application

124-83, University of Houston at Clear Lake City, international trade and management program

125-83, Houston mass transit

126-83, IRS revenue ruling 83-3, buying power of gospel ministers

127-83, San Antonio, Dos Rios wastewater treatment plant

128-83, Neches River Bridge between Port Arthur and Orange, FHWA funds

129-83, Laredo Jobs Fair

130-83, San Marcos, Gary Job Corps Center

131-83, HCFA regulations on operating room personnel

132-83, Eagle Pass Foreign Trade Zone

133-83, Hunt County road conditions

134-83, San Benito, EPA air standards

135-83, Houston, International Defense Exposition (empty folder)

136-83, Starr County Industrial Foundation, certified development companies

137-83, OMB Oversight Committee

138-83, Brownsville, Railroad Relocation Project

139-83, Brownsville, National Weather Station

140-83, City of Mart, CDBG application

141-83, Chaparrosa Ranch Synfuels project

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/16 (00880855)

142-83, Weslaco ISD, problems with DOED

143-83, Canadian Custom Harvesters and PIK program

144-83, El Paso, Hotchkiss Technical Institute

145-83, Guadalupe, Blanco River Authority REA application

146-83, Amarillo, Amarillo Air Force Base surplus property

147-83, University of Houston Central Campus NEA application

148-83, National Bridge Inventory

149-83, Texas Highway System, need for repairs

150-83, OMB regulations on SSA Administrative Law Judge

151-83, Deaf Smith Co. proposed nuclear waste disposal site

152-83, HUD comprehensive improvement assistance program

153-83, Crowley, Bank of Crowley

154-83, Kingsville, Texas A & I University Title VII bilingual education training program proposal

155-83, HCFA regulations on durable medical equipment

156-83, City of Mercedes, UDAG application, Marvin Schevary Produce

157-83, FAA automated flight service stations, Automated Flight Service Station (AFSS)

158-83, City of Mineola, problems with HUD

159-83, Texas A & M Research Foundation

160-83, San Antonio, Southwest Research Institute DOED grant

161-83, Addison, Texet Corporation

162-83, City of Irving municipal elections

163-83, Wichita Falls, Sheppard AFB and local zoning ordinance

164-83, HHS regulations on nondiscrimination of handicapped

165-83, HCFA regulations on pathologists

166-83, Houston, Stop Fire, Inc.

167-83, Juarez Jaycees "Banco de Leche" milk bank

168-83, Austin, United States courthouse expansion

169-83, Alabama, Coushatta and Tigua Indians

170-83, Austin, relocation of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division of Department of Treasury to San Antonio

171-83, United States International Air Service negotiations

172-83, Brazoria County, Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area

173-83, Spanish Radio Broadcasters of America, application to MBDA

174-83, White Rock Water Supply system

175-83, Waco, proposed closing of weather station

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/17 (00880550)

176-83, Throckmorton, establishment of a pulmonary treatment facility

177-83, City of El Paso, waiver for transit system

178-83, Center, Jerry Waters and oil and gas leases on military bases

179-82, Rocksprings public schools Title VII application

180-82, San Antonio, Citizens Dispute Resolution Center

181-83, National Railroad Construction and Maintenance Association

182-83, Victoria, The Texas Zoo, IMS application

183-83, Dallas, Crisp Wholesale Lumber, Inc.

184-83, Medina Electric Cooperative, Pearsall Plant coal conversion

Box

2.116/OD 1273

Medina Electric Cooperative, Pearsall Plant Coal Conversion Project-CPM Network Logic Diagram, August 2, 1982

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/17 (00880550)

185-83, Gilmer, Glenwood Acres subdivision

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/17 (00880550)

186-83, Stephenville, proposed closing of National Weather Service facility

187-83, Smithville Municipal Airport

188-83, City of Converse, flood insurance study

189-83, Friona, Prairie Acres Nursing Home

190-83, Corpus Christi, Centex Cement Corporation

191-83, City of Orange, CDBG and railroad problems

192-83, San Antonio, establishment of an International Trade Administration Office

193-83, Odessa, OPI Inc., Gamma Gears Inc.

194-83, Fort Worth ISD, HUD property

195-83, Houston, United States Army Reserve Center demolition

196-83, GSA discount computer stones

197-83, Establishment of a new state prison

198-83, South Pacific Railroad abandonment from Rosenberg to Guy

199-83, Shepherd, FmHA loan application for fire station

200-83, Central Texas Scenic Parkway

201-83, Austin, possible location of microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation

202-83, Organic Fuels Production, Inc. plant at Sunnymead Poultry Ranch in Heckville

203-83, Corpus Christi, proposed closing of Minerals Management Service research office, United States Geological Survey

204-83, NASA, small business contracts

205-83, Brownsville UMTA application

206-83, San Antonio, hemisphere redevelopment UDAG application

207-83, Sheppard AFB contracts, federal construction projects

208-83, Houston, Geneva Industries hazardous waste site

209-83, CDBG transfer to state

210-83, FEMA flood insurance study of Brazos River Valley

211-83, El Paso, ETCOM Inc. community bilingual radio station, NTIA proposal

212-83, Austin, Cresthaven Nursing Center

213-83, Velsicol Chemical Company

214-83, creation of enterprise zones

215-83, Brownsville, UDAG for hotel convention center

217-83, Austin, Middle Earth Unlimited, Inc.

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/18 (00880312)

218-83, Galveston County Coordinated Communities Clinic (4 C's Clinic)

219-83, Odessa, Odessa College, FCC application for public broadcasting system station

220-83, ICC regulations on re-classification of "clothing group" commodities, Haggar

221-83, Social Security System, prohibition of opting out by state and local employees

222-83, Harlingen, Texas Pipe Bending Company

223-83, DOED regulations on Guaranteed Student Loan Program

224-83, Austin, Advocacy, Inc., Developmental Disabilities Program

225-83, OPM regulations on medical technologists

226-83, San Antonio, AMCO Tool and Die Company

227-83, Community Resource Group, Inc., Terry Ambrose

228-83, Lone Star Steel company opposition to Arkansas UDAG application

229-83, Houston/Pasadena, proposed housing project to be located on Allen Genoa Road

230-83, Hillsboro, NEA grant application for construction of a civic & performing arts center

231-83, Waco, Center for Occupational Research and Development Corporation

232-83, Harris County, Municipal Utility District (MUD) #115 discharge into Lemm Gully

233-83, Odessa National Bank, sale/foreclosure

234-83, North Texas State University grant application to Administration on Aging

235-83, Houston, Coflexip & Services, Inc., possible location in

236-83, Houston, IRS Center location

237-83, Pharr Industrial Foundation (empty folder)

238-83, Joe Pool Lake

239-83, El Paso County's application to EDA for designation as a Public Works Impact Program Area

240-83, Kilgore, Merritt Tool Co., Inc., interested in participating in government contracts

241-83, Houston Community College System, DOED application for establishment of a Regional Center for Deaf Persons

242-83, Highway 87 bridge near Comfort

243-83, Childress, WALM, Inc., grant application to USDA

244-83, San Patricio County Community Action Agency application to HUD (202) for Mathis and Sinton

245-83, City of Balch Springs, need federal assistance

246-83, FmHA regulations on mortgage program

247-83, Presidio County application to EDA for designation as a Public Works Impact Program Area

248-83, Leona River Watershed Project

250-83, Clear Lake, The Wharf, need for speed zone

251-83, Tornado and flooding in Southeast Texas

252-83, Bexar County, construction of an Assault Landing Strip (ALS) at Camp Bullis

Box

000-92-0009 (92043)/18 (00880312)

253-83, Federal Election Commission proposed revisions of 11 CFR Part 114

254-83, HCFA regulations regarding Medicare reimbursement to hospices

255-83, Austin, Girling Health Care, Inc.

256-83, Lake Forest Lodge water system

258-83, Southern Pacific Railroad abandonment from Alice to Falfurrias

259-83, Grand Prairie, bio-ecology toxic waste site

260-83, Texas Hall of Fame Foundation

261-83, Bryan, Brazos Valley Community Action Agency

262-83, City of Lockney Housing Authority, HUD application for low rent public housing

263-83, Big Spring, Best Home Care, Inc.

264-83, El Paso Memorial Park grant application

266-83, Mercedes, UDAG application for expansion of H&H Meat Products Inc.

267-83, Corpus Christi, Hydro-Injection Inc., and application for permit for waste disposal facility

268-83, Maverick County, Development of a civil airport and an industrial park at Laughin Auxiliary Air Base

269-83, Houston, Chiles Drilling Company, Maritime Administration

271-83, Texas Building and Construction Trades Council DOL grant

Box

000-92-0009 (92043)/19 (00880425)

283-83, Abilene, Section 202 housing sponsored by (00880425) Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

284-83, Houston, UDAG application for El Mercado

285-83, Retamal Dam

286-83, Houston, Voss Village application to Office of Community Services, HHS

287-83, Houston, Hughes Tool Company

288-83, FERC regulations on fees assessed hydroelectric dams

289-83, ICC regulations on box cars

291-83, Catfish Creek designation in National Registry of Natural Landmarks

292-83, Lake Conroe Dam and flooding problems

293-83, San Antonio, Solid Energy Corporation (SECO)

294-83, SBA request for disaster designation for hail damage

295-83, Farm Credit Banks of Texas

296-83, San Jacinto County use of gravel from National Forest property

297-83, Ark-Tex Regional Development Co., SBA 503 program

298-83, West Texas drought, 27 counties, and emergency feed grain program

299-83, AFL-CIO Appalachian Council screening of Job Corps youth

300-83, proposed sale of National Grasslands

301-83, Expanded Nutritional Program funded by Texas Agricultural Extension Service

302-83, change of mailing address for Conroe, Tomball, and Magnolia, Texas to Spring, Texas

303-83, Houston, Circle Grinding Co.

304-83, McAllen, overpass over Highway 183

305-83, proposed closing of Weather Service Station at Austin Airport

306-83, FAA Air Route Traffic Control Center

307-83, Orange County, Veterans Service Office

308-83, Texas Department of Community Affairs Job Training Partnership Act application

309-83, Hilltop Lakes, request for post office and zip code

310-83, Waco, Paul Quinn College, DOED construction grant application

311-83, Lubbock, proposed closing of Texas Forest Service Office

312-83, Chem-Nuclear Corporation, proposed low level waste facility near Pawnee

313-83, Specialty Steel Industry Section 201 case

314-83, Organization of Border Cities and Counties

315-83, Downgrading of Longview and Texarkana Amtrak stations

316-83, City of Mission EDA Jobs Bill application

317-83, Webb County EDA Jobs Bill application

318-83, City of Kingsville EDA Jobs Bill application

319-83, City of Atlanta EDA Jobs Bill application

320-83, City of Center EDA Jobs Bill application

321-83, City of Marshall EDA Jobs Bill application

322-83, Henderson County EDA Jobs Bill application

Box

000-92-0009 (92043)/20 (00880276)

323-83, City of Jasper, EDA Jobs Bill application

324-83, City of Hooks, EDA Jobs Bill application

325-83, City of New Boston, EDA Jobs Bill application

326-83, City of Navasota, EDA Jobs Bill application

327-83, Liquid Energy Corporation and permit application to construct a natural gas processing plant in Brazos County

328-83, Public Communication Foundation for North Texas, NTIA application for radio station, KERA TV/Radio

329-83, Texas Department of Agriculture request to EPA for use of insecticide Pydrin

330-83, SBA regulations on size of dredging businesses

331-83, San Antonio, Alamo Trading - Office Furniture suit against SBA

332-83, Eastland County flooding problems along the North Fork of the Leon River

333-83, University of Texas Medical Branch, Bi-National Area Health Education Center program

334-83, DOAg reimbursement for child care food program

335-83, Dallas, Life Planning/Health Services, Inc.

336-83, Fort Worth, Tarrant County Emergency Management

337-83, DOE Project Airstream, study of El Chicon eruption

338-83, City of Grapevine, Main Street project application

339-83, HHS regulations on health professional student loan program

340-83, Vernon, EPA application for water and wastewater improvements

341-83, Changes in Socal Security and Civil Service Retirement System

342-83, Fredericksburg, Wildlife Services, Inc., application to FWS

343-83, City of Trinity, Jobs Bill application

344-83, City of Weslaco, EDA Jobs Bill application

345-83, City of Eagle Pass, EDA Jobs Bill application

346-83, City of Tulia, UDAG applications for expansion of C. Ramiriz and Sons, Inc. tortilla plant

347-83, Llano County need for federal assistance for water impoundment

348-83, Austin Resource Center for Independent Living

349-83, City of Brazoria, need for medical doctor

350-83, Jim Hogg County, EDA Jobs Bill application

351-83, Orange County, EDA Jobs Bill application

352-83, Proposed Highway 190

353-83, Fort Worth, General Dynamics plant clean up

354-83, Houston Ship Channel pollution problems

355-83, Newton County, EDA Jobs Bill application

356-83, Fort Worth, EPA clean up of Pesses site

357-83, City of San Antonio, EDA Jobs Bill application

358-83, City of Robstown, EDA Jobs Bill application

359-83, City of Houston, EDA Jobs Bill application

360-83, Gulf Universities Research Consortium funding for emergency planning

361-83, City of Roma, EDA Jobs Bill application

362-83, Corpus Christi Builders Association problems with HUD/VA

363-83, 1982 Census of Mineral Industries

364-83, City of Donna, EDA Jobs Bill application

365-83, Maverick County, EDA Jobs Bill application

366-83, City of Pinehurst, EDA Jobs Bill application

367-83, City of Nixon, EDA Jobs Bill application

368-83, Region One Education Service Center, bilingual education grant application

369-83, Fort Worth, B'nai B'rith HUD Section 202 application

370-83, GSA & HHS regulations on reimbursement of advisory committee members

371-83, Millsap, need for water system

372-83, Capital Area Planning Council

373-83, Houston, The Society for the Performing Arts, NEA application

374-83, Houston, Combination, Inc.

373-83, Georgetown ISD

376-83, City of Brownsville, EDA Jobs Bill application

377-83, City of Hallettsville, EDA Jobs Bill application

378-83, Santa Maria ISD, EDA Jobs Bill application

379-83, San Antonio, Heritage House, HHS application

380-83, City of Lockhart, EDA Jobs Bill application

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/20 (00880276)

382-83, Midland METRO Bank foreclosure

383-83, Houston, Crystal Chemical Company Superfund site

384-83, Anchor Crane & Hoist Service Company, Inc.

385-83, Houston, Triangle R Land Company

386-83, Sweetwater, proposed housing project

387-83, Pan American University, EDA Jobs Bill application

388-83, Houston Community College, EDA Jobs Bill application

389-83, University of Houston-Victoria, grant application to DOED, Secretary's Discretionary Program

390-83, McAllen, Financial Management Associates

391-83, Intercoastal Waterway dredging operation

392-83, Garland, Duck Creek & Rowlett Creek sewage treatment plant and EPA

393-83, Beaumont, Department of Justice and merger of Beaumont ISD with South Park ISD

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/21 (00880979)

394-83, Texas Shrimpers and the Lacey Act

395-83, Leadership Texas

396-83, Nueces County Senior Citizens, Inc., Section 202 application

397-83, Dilley, Winter Garden Medical Center, Inc.

398-83, Texas Air Control Board study on toxic chemicals in air in Gulf Coast area

399-83, Valentine, Air Force Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on supersonic flight operations

400-83, City of Marshall, application to FCC, police ban radio

401-83, Capital Area Food Bank

402-83, Job Training Partnership Act

403-83, City of Alton, EDA Jobs Bill application

404-83, Houston, Aim Services, interested in providing word processing services to NASA

405-83, HHS definition of homebound as it relates to Medicare home health services

406-83, proposed toxic waste disposal site, Liberty Waste Disposal Co.

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Chambers County Road Map, January 1975

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406-83, proposed toxic waste disposal site, Liberty Waste Disposal Co.

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/21 (00880979)

407-83, City of Ralls, EDA Jobs Bill application

408-83, Center, Shelby General Hospital

409-83, Texas wine industry

410-83, Spring Creek, Corps study for natural reservoir

411-83, Minerals Management Service regulations on Outer Continental Shelf data

412-83, Houston, MBDA Center contract

413-83, City of Balch Springs, wants own post office

414-83, DOL regulations on penalty mail privileges and TEC

416-83, The Victoria College, Medical Library Resource Improvement Grant application, HHS

417-83, El Paso Community College, EDA Hobs Bill application

419-83, Brazos River Authority proposed reservoir on Cedar Creek

420-83, Hurricane Alicia, August 1983

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/22 (00880968)

421-83, El Paso, UDAG application for "The Centre"

422-83, OMB Circular A-76

423-83, Hamshire/Fannett ISD

424-83, McCoy, post office operations

425-83, City of Lone Star, EDA Jobs Bill application

426-83, USDA commodity distribution policy

427-83, Beaumont, Southern Avionics Company's radio beacons & FAA

429-83, Yoakum Housing Authority application under Comprehensive Improvement Assistance Program

430-83, Spring, National Directory Services, Inc.

431-83, Cisco Housing Project

432-83, Laredo Junior College, college housing program application

433-83, City of Hidalgo, problems with Office of Revenue Sharing

434-83, El Paso County, Moon City, proposed housing project

435-83, Lynn County Hospital District, lack of RNs and termination of Medicare agreement

436-83, Lubbock, Maxey Associates Realty Company and HUD

437-83, UT Institute of Latin American Studies

438-83, Corpus Christi, proposed landmass marina

439-83, Discontinuance of bus service by Greyhound Lines to the various cities in Texas, ICC Petition

440-83, Beaumont Chamber of commerce and Bid Resource Center

441-83, The Rio Grande Valley Title VII Parent Training Programs

443-83, Travis County Livestock Association and lease between HUD for 128 acres for Livestock Show activities

444-83, Houston, Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Section 202 project

445-83, Longview, East Cotton St. Church of Christ, Section 202 application

446-83, Nature Conservancy and inventory of state resources

447-83, Hurricane Barry

449-83, Willacy Methodist Hospital

249-83, DOE possible construction of Texatron, giant atom smashing machine

450-83, San Antonio, Parent-Child Incorporated

451-83, Texas Medical Center Woodlands Research Campus

452-83, Medicare coverage of food allergy testing

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/23 (00880899)

453-83, City of Post, revenue sharing funds

454-83, TDCA and Texas Housing Authority application to HUD

456-83, DOED Regional Conference on Excellence in Education

457-83, San Angelo, Lake Nasworthy

458-83, Fort Stockton, guayule (?) research

459-83, Texas cities participating in National Flood Insurance Program

460-83, Department of Justice, antitrust laws and Safeway

461-83, United Shrimpers Association, composed of Bay Shrimpers

462-83, Midland, First National Bank

463-83, Houston, global marine Title XI maritime loan

464-83, Texas Embassy Project

465-83, Weslaco, UDAG application for downtown revitalization

466-83, Kirkland, proposed closing of post office

467-83, Brownsville, Economic Development Foundation

468-83, Austin, East Austin Chicano Economic Development Corp. application to Office of Community Services, HHS

469-83, Houston Old Town Development Corporation

470-83, DOL funding for Human Resources and Development Institute

471-83, EPA study on sea level and coastal zones

472-83, Azle, Eagle Lake Garden Village Housing Project

473-83, Corsicana, Navarro College DOED application for College Housing Program

474-83, Austin, University of Texas Centennial

475-83, EPA restrictions on Dallas and Fort Worth sewage plants

476-83, HCFA regulations establishing fixed costs for Medicare hospital services

477-83, Ruidoso, New Mexico proposed airport

478-83, Temple, proposed closing of Amtrak passenger station

479-83, Cedar Park, EPA application for sewer system

480-83, Port Isabel, INS Processing Center

481-83, Terrell, Southwestern Christian College

482-83, Brown County Museum of History

483-83, Southeast Texas flooding, September 1983

486-83, Dallas, City of Dallas Environmental Health Commission

484-83, Crystal City, EPA airport hazardous waste site

487-83, Houston, water system problems

488-83, Proposed wilderness area in East Texas

489-83, Marfa, contemporary art works

490-83, Texas Association of Student Special Service Program (TAASP)

491-83, Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, DOED application under Secretary's Discretionary Program

492-83, Harlingen, proposed sewage treatment plant

493-83, Bonham, Institute of Knowledge of God Almighty

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/24 (00880946)

494-83, Hearn, General American Transportation Corp. PCB problem

495-83, Lamar Consolidated ISD

496-83, Aransas Pass, Pelican's Cove development

497-83, Texas Migrant Council

498-83, Donna, Housing Authority housing project

499-83, Farmers Home Administration home loan application

500-83, USDA regulations on surplus food distribution

501-83, Big Creek Watershed plan

502-83, Galveston County Shore Erosion Study

503-83, Los Fresnos, application to EPA for grant for waste water treatment

504-83, DOED regulations on higher education authorities

505-83, Aransas Co. Live Oak Peninsula and Corps permit

506-83, Red River Authority of Texas

507-83, City of La Grange, UDAG application for shopping center

508-83, Legal Services Corporation and proposed changes in eligibility requirements

509-83, City of Maud, need community center

510-83, EPA ban on pesticide ethylene dibromide

511-83, Sun Exploration and Production Co. canal

512-83, GSA Federal Supply Service directive

513-83, Stinnett, need for new water tower

514-83, Leander, EPA application for wastewater treatment facility

515-83, La Salle County, revenue sharing problem

516-83, Wharton County, Boling area and proposed dumping grounds

517-83, Rising Star, need for federal assistance

518-83, Gun Barrel City, wants new post office

519-83, City of Tool, wants own post office

521-83, Texarkana, Transark Contractors Inc.

523-83, Texas 2000

524-83, National Marine Fisheries Service loans on shrimp boats

525-83, Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management

526-83, Athens UDAG

527-83, Lone Star Industries Inc. Section 404 permit for work in Trinity River Wetlands

528-83, Richardson, Armstrong Medical Equipment Co., Inc.

529-83, International Longshoreman's Association

530-83, Denton, Texas Woman's University application for federal training grant

531-83, Interstate 10, San Jacinto River bridge

532-83, Austin, University of Texas application to NIMH for neighborhood based services for rural Mexican-Americans

533-83, Lubbock, Texas Tech DOED application

534-83, Jersey Village, wants own post office and zip code

535-83, Weatherford proposed airport

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/25 (00880390)

536-83, Athens Municipal Airport proposed expansion

537-83, EDA Jobs Bill applications

538-83, Commonwealth Communications Inc., JTPA application for Kentucky, North Carolina, Texas, and California

539-83, Houston, Museum of Medical Science

540-83, Lubbock flooding

541-83, DOE information on oil pricing settlements

542-83, Hurricane preparedness

543-83, Houston, Space Services Inc. of America

544-83, Uvalde, United States Fish and Wildlife Fish Hatchery

545-83, Big Thicket National Preserve

546-83, OMB redefinition of Metropolitan areas and effect on FmHA housing program

547-83, Hereford, La Plata Group Ltd. FmHA loan application for 32 apartment units

548-83, Wilson County Courthouse restoration, EDA application

549-83, Galveston, UDAG application for Mechanic Street Redevelopment Project

550-83, Laredo, application for Section 8 housing

551-83, Byran, FM radio license application before FCC

552-83, Proposed Southern Pacific abandonments in Texas

553-83, HUD IG's report on Fort Worth Regional Office

554-83, Palestine, the Multi-Cultural Educational Center

555-83, Belton, Belton Garden Apartments

556-83, Texas Rehabilitation Commission and application for funds under the Handicapped Migratory and Seasonal Farmworkers Program

557-83, Texas Panhandle Regional Development Corporation, SBA 503 Loan Program

559-83, Amarillo, Gilvin-Terrill Inc.

560-83, McAllen, Universal Canvas, Inc.

561-83, Wolfe City, Wayne Tadlock Evangelistic Association, Inc.

562-83, Victoria County Juvenile Board, concerning juveniles and adults in same facilities

563-83, San Antonio, via application for mass transit grant

564-83, study of union and non-union contractors in Gulf Coast Area

566-83, Padre Island land grant protested by heirs

567-83, Texas Student Association Southern Legislative Group

568-83, El Paso, family outreach of El Paso Inc.

569-83, El Paso, El Paso National Bank, Chamizal

571-83, Delta County, Cooper and water supply systems, Cooper Water Supply Corp.

572-83, Uvalde Section 8 HUD application

573-83, Laredo Junior College

574-83, Dallas, Central Expressway

575-83, Consolidation of Customs Service and Immigration and Naturalization Service

576-83, Customs Service efforts with Mexico to thwart smuggling

577-83, Laredo, proposal for establishment of military installation

578-83, Mount Pleasant, high school trip to China

579-83, Hale County, closing of the control tower of Plainview Airport

580-83, DOT regulations on Disadvantaged Business Enterprises/Women's Business Enterprises (DBE/WBE) participation

582-83, GSA regulations on bid listing requirements

583-83, Naples, proposal to establish printing plant

584-83, Corpus Christi, Skyeagle Inc.

585-83, Harris County Extension Service offices

586-83, Houston, ISD application for UMTA

587-83, Rehabilitation Act, Section 504 regulations

588-83, Bureau of Mines, helium field operations supervisors and pay cap limitations

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/26 (00880378)

589-83, proposed merger of Southern and Santa Fe railroads

590-83, CAB regulations on smoking on commercial aircraft

591-83, proposed state tax on hazardous waste

592-83, Dallas, Southland Corps proposed Cityplace project

593-83, San Antonio, International Airport noise abatement program

594-83, Port Arthur, poisonous petroleum waste site

595-83, University of Texas at San Antonio, proposal to VA for research on Vietnam

596-83, Conroe, United Creosote hazardous waste site

597-83, Oak Cliff, UDAG application for office, hotel and retail project

598-83, Paducah, W. Q. Richards Memorial Hospital

599-83, Whitney, proposed location of a national cemetery

600-83, Ridge, proposed closing of post office

601-83, Clarksville Housing Authority

602-83, Weslaco, UDAG for Mid-Valley Commercial Plaza, State Farm Insurance Building

603-83, Austin, Booker T. Washington Terrace Housing Project

604-83, USAir Service to Washington D.C.

605-83, UMTA and TDHPT problem over rural transit services

606-83, Harris County, Beltway 8

607-83, Houston, Southtex Technology Inc. proposal to DOT for methane conversion for highway use

608-83, Sears purchase of Coldwell Bank, possible violation, anti-trust violation

609-83, EPA dioxin cleanup policy

610-83, Galveston County Park Board of Trustees, Stewart Beach Pavilion

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000-92-0006 (92-043)/4 (00880877)

611-83, Crystal City, Vida y Salud, Health Systems, Inc. and HHS migrant health program

612-83, Bee County College DOED application for funding of a special service for disadvantaged students program

613-83, Energy Transportation Systems, Inc. (ETSI) pipeline project, coal

614-83, Damage to Texas citrus crops due to freezing

615-83, proposed customs regulations on trademarks

616-83, McAllen, Reynolds manufacturing and contract with Mexico

617-83, Willacy County EDA Jobs Bill grant for water line construction

618-83, Baytown, Brownwood subdivision buyout by FEMA

1-84, National Council of La Raza, proposal to DOL for Job Partnership funds

2-84, Bryan-College Station, Humana Hospital

5-84, Kermit, Memorial Hospital

6-84, Eagle Pass, water works system

8-84, Democratic National Committee Small Business Council

9-84, Texas Schools, problems with DOED Chapter I entitlements

10-84, Brownsville, Valley Ship Building

11-84, Argyle ISD

12-84, Houston, Energy Tube Products

13-84, McAllen, Adkar request for approval to FDA

14-84, Capital Area Rehabilitation Center, DOED grant application

15-84, Justin, Northwest ISD

17-84, San Antonio, A.M.A., South Texas Dump Body Manufacturers contract with Navy

18-84, Edinburg, Garcia Ordnance Corp. Army contract

19-84, Cleburne, Donnelly Printing facility

20-84, Laredo, EDA application for Mexican Mercado

21-83, Red River County, erosion control program

22-84, Randolph Air Force Base, Randolph ISD

23-84, Port Isabel, Home Rule Charter and the Voting Rights Act

24-84, Wichita Falls, proposed flood map revisions

25-84, The Houston Festival, application to NEA

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/27 (00880334)

26-84, Del Rio, The little Schoolhous

27-84, proposed relocation of SSA Houston Northeast Office #856

28-84, Texas Department of Health application to HHS for State Coordinated Family Planning project

29-84, Glass Packaging Institute petition for duty-free treatment of glass bottles

30-84, Broaddus, Attoyac property owners Volunteer Fire Department

31-84, Lake Ray Hubbard and I-30 condo development

32-84, Nacogdoches, Ed Johansson, Inc. application to FmHA

33-84, Houston, Bernard Johnson Inc.

34-84, Harlingen, The Palms Retirement Center, HUD application

37-84, Galveston Bay, Houston Lighting and Power application to increase water temperature

38-84, Houston, Covenant House grant application

39-84, Victoria, Iowa Electric Motors and Equipment, Inc. interest in city

40-84, DOAg, Houston, Children's Nutritional Research Facility

41-84, Liberty, Steel Mill closing

42-84, West, West Flour Mill Inc.

43-84, HUD proposed rule on Section 8 rental properties

44-84, Marshall, restoration of railroad depot

45-84, DDT contamination problem in state

46-84, West Dallas housing project, George Loving Place, Oak Cliff

47-84, Granbury, Hood General Hospital

48-84, El Paso, Hartec Enterprises, Inc.

49-84, Las Cruces, New Mexico, Port of Entry status

50-84, La Grange, proposed charter for La Grange National Bank

51-84, San Antonio, public improvement assessment district

52-84, DOC suit against Mexico for steel imports

53-84, United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast

54-84, Alvin, Houston Area Office of the National Weather Service

55-84, El Paso, Pathlab P.A.

58-84, Eagle Pass, UDAG application for 2nd mortgage loans, 30 new homes

59-84, Omaha, Peter Pan Kiddie Kollege, needs funds

60-84, Matagorda Bay study

61-84, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

62-84, Weslaco Post Office

63-84, Lakeside Airport

64-84, Cleburne, NASA week in Johnson County

65-84, Quitaque, Formers Cooperative Society #1

66-84, Greater Austin San Antonio Corridor Council and SWTSU proposal, I-35

67-84, Amarillo College, FCC application for public broadcast system

68-84, Dallas, proposed construction of a Town Lake

69-84, OSHA regulations on grain handling facilities

70-84, Hubbard, Hubbard Hospital

71-84, Terrell, revenue sharing problem

72-84, Dimmitt Hospital in Castro County

73-84, Houston Community College, application to DOED for Bilingual Vocational Training Program

74-84, ICC regulations on antitrust laws for motor carriers

75-84, San Antonio, Our Lady of Guadalupe School DOED application

76-84, Region XIX Education Service Center and Hudspeth County special language program application to DOED

77-84, Brownsville, 3 UDAG applications: JAC Frozen Foods, Nursery Capital improvements, and Lopez Supermarket

79-84, Fort Worth, FAA Regional Office and transfer of employees

80-84, McAllen, need for senior citizen housing project

81-84, Alpine, Big Bend Memorial Hospital

82-84, Robertson and Limestone Counties, proposed merger of electric cooperatives

83-84, Task Force on Hazardous Waste Management Plan

84-84, Institute of Cultural Affairs, AID proposal entitled, "The Heart of the Matter"

85-84, Venus, Venus High School fire

86-84, United States-Mexico agreement for cooperation in the field of Housing and Urban Development

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/28 (00880323)

87-84, Kerrville, Dr. Michael Wall and renal dialysis

88-84, Port of Brownsville, production of Navy causeways

89-84, Dallas/Fort Worth, need for general aviation airports

90-84, Houston, Mars Services, Inc., Sal Esparza

71-84, San Antonio, F & E Erection Co., Inc.

92-84, proposal to close National Weather Service Stations

93-84, proposed relocation of State Highway 90

94-84, Dallas, Bellamah Community Development Project near Joe Pool Lake

95-84, South Texas Family Planning and Health Corporation

96-84, Lower Rio Grande Development Council and Community Development Work Study Program

98-84, Houston, application by SwissAir to serve the city

99-84, Bay City, need for new postal facilities

100-84, City of Austin Airport studies, expansion

101-84, Dallas/Fort Worth, extension of Highway 360

102-84, Fort Worth, proposed Southwest Freeway

103-84, Nueces County Causeway and request for FHWA discretionary funds

104-84, San Jacinto County, Sheriff's Department request for funds

105-84, FAA conversion of aircraft records under the Aircraft Registration Record Administration System (ARRAS)

106-84, Austin, KAZI Radio

107-84, Del Valle Schools and Impact Aid funding

108-84, DOED Evaluation Dissemination and Assessment Centers (EDACs)

110-84, Westbrook, proposed relocation of post office

111-84, National Park Service establishment of boundaries for National Historic Landmarks

112-84, Houston Housing Authority misappropriation of HUD funds

113-84, City of Lampasas, problems with telephone service

114-84, Abilene, Tippett & Gee, Inc.

115-84, Valley Interfaith proposal to White House

116-84, San Antonio Symphony NEA challenge grant

117-84, Galveston, use of community development funds

118-84, Amarillo, The Texas Methanol Corporation

119-84, Lake Buchanan, proposed discharge of treated effluent

120-84, SBA regulations on 8(a) program

121-84, McAllen, Kenneth Fox Supply Co.

122-84, Extension of IH 30 to Lubbock

123-84, Sinton, HiLo Enterprises, Inc.

134-84, Hillsboro, Hill Jr. College, DOED application

125-84, Houston, Idacon Inc. EPA proposal

126-84, University of Texas Medical Branch, proposal for Binational Health Education and Training Program

127-84, Houston, Rice University assignment of NDSL Loans to DOED

128-84, EPA proposal on acid rain

130-84, San Antonio, Old Post Office Building

131-84, New Braunfels, location of new post office

132-84, McAllen, Piping Construction Co, Inc.

133-84, Amarillo, Panhandle Regional Planning Commission

134-84, Austin, wastewater problems FERC investigation of oil producers

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/29 (00880265)

136-84, Burkburnett, First Savings and Loan Association

137-84, Mineral Wells, proposed alien detention center

138-84, Houston, Hydrocarbon Trading and Transport Co, Inc.

139-84, Athens, proposed construction of loop around city

140-84, Laredo, Border Patrol training site

141-84, Grand Parkway, 160 mile freeway loop

142-84, La Joya Water Supply Corp.

143-84, Austin, Rapp Construction Company problem with Bureau of Reclamation

144-84, Smithville Hospital Authority

145-84, Dallas Alcoholic Center, Inc.

146-84, City of Cooper, EDA application for water treatment plant

147-84, Hillsboro, restoration of old home and need for financial assistance

148-84, DOI abandoned mine land fund

149-84, Elsa, EDA application for sewer improvements

150-84, UMTA and Section 18 interpretation

151-84, Marsea Marine II bankruptcy

152-84, Harlingen, EDA Jobs Bill application for water system

153-84, Abilene Christian University HHS grant application for child welfare services training

154-84, Houston, Summers Engineering and Management

155-84, Gladewater Housing Authority HUD desegregation order

156-84, TX Corporation, Corps permit to construct transfer facility and dredge off of Houston Ship Channel

157-84, Texas Southmost College, DOED application under Women's Educational Equity Act Program

158-84, Texas Department of Health and letter to EPA for use of endothall

159-84, Texas Southmost College, DOED applications, SDIP Minority Institutions Science Improvement Program

160-84, Rio Grande Valley Municipal Water Authority

161-84, South Texas Citrus Association

163-84, Dallas, RSR Corp. lead smelter and FTC divestiture order

164-84, Conroe High School blood drive and appearance on "Real People"

165-84, 1984 drought

166-84, South Padre Island, Refco application for Corps 404 permit

167-84, Governor's request to DOL for 17 million in Title III funds

168-84, California, Elk Hills Strategic Petroleum Reserve Oilfield

169-84, Austin, League of United Chicano Artista

170-84, Houston, Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, HUD request for 68 units of elderly housing

171-84, McAllen, Family Practice Residency Program need for financial assistance for Family Medical Center

172-84, HUD order to integrate East Texas housing authorities

173-84, Mont Belvieu, proposed relocation of town from salt dome area

174-84, Dallas, Forest Avenue Hospital problem with Medicare certification

175-84, Texas Hospitals and Medicare certification

176-84, Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission

177-84, San Antonio Bio Technology Foundation, establishment of scientific research park

178-84, ICC decertification of Texas Railroad Commission to regulate intrastate railroad rates

179-84, Magnolia Post Office

180-84, Webb County, proposed alien detention center

181-84, Houston, Manchester Sling Company

182-84, Freeport-Brazos River locks

183-84, Easterwood Airport

184-84, Highlands Acid Pit hazardous waste site

185-84, Galveston and Corpus Christi Border Patrol Stations

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/30 (00880389)

186-84, San Antonio Liederkranz need financial assistance to travel to Germany

187-84, Cleason Land Investment Company and Pinewood Village

188-84, Wharton County, naming of United States ship "Wharton"

189-84, Rockport UDAG

190-84, FHA mortgage insurance for public hospitals

191-84, City of Matador, request for disaster declaration due to tornado damage

193-84, Corpus Christi, HIALCO-OIC, Inc., HUD Section 202 application

194-84, Blackjack Water Supply

195-84, Del Rio UDAG for rental housing

196-84, El Indio Water Supply Corporation

197-84, Houston, Macomb Contracting Corporation, AID proposed

198-84, East Texas State University, Special Services for Disadvantaged Students Program

199-84, City of Agua Dulce, HHS grant application for water system improvements

200-84, City of Beeville, FAA grant request for airport improvements

201-84, City of Lyford, need for financial assistance

202-84, Union Grove ISD and Mings Chapel dispute

203-84, Baylor Physicians Associates HCFA proposal entitled, "Demonstrations to Test Alternative Approaches to Medicare Competition"

204-84, State of Texas and Randolph, Sheppard Act Amendments of 1974

205-84, Schertz Housing Authority

206-84, Gibraltar Chemicals, Inc., injection of waste underground and effects on Owentown and Winona area

207-84, City of Bells proposed landfill

209-84, Fort Hood, Direct Support Maintenance Shop RFP

210-84, Brownsville UDAGs for hotel and convention center, and acquisition of Atari manufacturing plant

211-84, Rusk Memorial Hospital

212-84, Brownsville Business Development Center

213-84, Texas American Indian Intertribal Conference

214-84, Houston Intercontinental Airport, application for funding under Airport Improvement Program (AIP)

215-84, McCulloch County loss of Head Start Program, funded by HHS and TDCA

216-84, Port of Dallas/Fort Worth and elimination of Appraisement Center by United States Customs Service

217-84, UTMB proposal to National Cancer Institute

218-84, Falcon Lake

219-84, Port Aransas, transfer of NMFS facility to University of Texas

220-84, Community Council of Bee County and Head Start Program, funded by HHS

221-84, City of Newcastle, need for water supply system

222-84, City of Dallas UDAG application for wholesale produce warehouse distribution facility

223-84, Bonger, Huber Corporation and EPA approval of process for destroying PCBs

224-84, Austin Underground Resource Management, Inc. and problems with Bureau of Reclamation grant

225-84, Federal Grain Inspection Service (FGIS) proposed rules with regard to public grain elevators

226-84, Texarkana Housing Authority and transfer of jurisdiction to Little Rock HUD office

227-84, Seguin, Spring Hill Water Supply Corporation

228-84, Don Nielson and Kids are Winners Program funding

229-84, Laredo, request for relocation of Economic Development Representative Office of EDA to Austin

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/31 (00880301)

230-84, Killeen, Viva la Arts Society

231-84, Monticello, Texas Utilities Generating Company air pollution

232-84, Galveston Historic Customhouse and GSA

233-84, Houston, Detox Industries and EPA approval of process for destroying PCBs

234-84, TDHR reduction in Waiver 5 funds for adult day care facilities

236-84, NOAA study on acid rain along Gulf of Mexico coast

237-84, Houston, Cabazos International application to MBDA

238-84, Houston, Metro proposed transitways on the Northwest and Southwest Freeways

239-84, Grand Prairie, West Highway 303 need for left turn exit

240-84, Austin, National Disaster Medical System

241-84, Swan, pollution of Little Sabine Creek by Tyler Pipe Industries, Inc.

242-84, National Bankers Association grant proposal to MBDA

243-84, Corpus Christi, Malaquite Beach Pavilion on Padre Island National Seashore

244-84, Pan American University and KEDT-TV application for PBS

245-84, Holly Springs Water System

246-84, TEDC funding from MBDA

247-84, reconstruction of State Highway 87

248-84, Texas MHMR opposition to proposal by the ADAMHA to consolidate divisions of the NIMH

249-84, El Paso branch of Federal Reserve Bank and possible closing

250-84, Erosion on Red River Northeast of Clarksville

251-84, Laredo water problem

252-84, Proposed Boerne Stage Airport

253-84, Lufkin, Community Bible Tabernacle Church and Section 202 application

254-84, Houston, Museum of Medical Science and need for financial assistance

255-84, Structural Pest Control Board of Texas and EPA grant application for pesticide enforcement

257-84, FERC and RRC ruling on white oil

258-84, Austin, Bergstrom AFB and Superior Water conditioners

259-84, Clear Lake Teacher Center Chapter II grant

260-84, Corpus Christi, Early Childhood Development Center, Inc.

261-84, City of Ballinger, 404 permit request to Corps

262-84, Houston MTA proposed bus facility in West chase development

263-84, El Paso, National Health Service Corp dentist at T.E. Thomason General Hospital

264-84, Texas A & M University EDA application for guayule research

265-84, Houston, Consulting Engineers, Inc. and Education Specialists

266-84, City of Clarksville, FmHA application for water treatment system

267-84, Palestine, HUD Section 202 application submitted by Retirement Housing Foundation

268-84, Edinburg, Pan American University, College Assistance Migrant Program proposal

269-84, Fort Worth Transportation Authority, UMTA application

271-84, Mission, HUD Section 202 application submitted by Retirement Housing Foundation

272-84, Trinity River and Bedias Reservoir Project, BuRec

273-84, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and grant application to HHS for funding of an area Health Education Center

274-84, Texas Medical Foundation Peer Review Organization, Medicare

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/32 (00880367)

275-84, bank failures in Texas

276-84, Housing Development Action Grant program (HoDAG)

277-84, Apple Springs ISD, audit of Chapter 1 funds

278-84, La Feria, Longhorn Boot Co., Inc.

279-84, McAllen, use of McAllen Methodist Hospital as a VA hospital

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000-92-0009 (92-043)/32 (00880367)

281-84, Calhoun County Airport, FAA grant for runway extension

283-84, TEA, Chapter 1 Migrant Program

284-84, Laredo Family Counseling Service

285-84, Governor's Task Force on inhalant abuse

286-84, Bioprocessing Research Institute at Houston

287-84, Sherman, National Church Residences and Section 202 application

288-84, Houston, Hispanic International University, Leonel Castillo

289-84, Brady, Hickony Underground Water District

290-84, Highlands, Liberty Waste Disposal Company

291-84, Herbicide drift problem to Texas farmers

292-84, Houston, 4th Ward area and nomination to the National Register of Historic Places

293-84, Pottsboro, Glenn Ellen Edition and application for waste discharge permit by Fred Brodsky Co.

294-84, Volunteers of America and Section 202 application for elderly housing

295-84, Henderson County Junior College, loan application for dormitory

296-84, Corpus Christi, Casey & Glass problem with Saudi Arabia

297-84, British Tanker oil spill in Gulf

298-84, arsenic contamination problem

299-84, Harlingen, Lincoln Homes

300-84, EPA emergency dumping in Gulf, aluminum phosphide

301-84, EPA reduction of gasoline lead

302-84, FHWA charge to states for National Highway Institute courses

303-84, University of Texas Engineering Research Center of Excellence, grant application to NSF

304-84, City of Seadrift, EDA application to rehabilitate harbor area

305-84, The Lighthouse of Houston, Section 202 application for apartment complex

306-84, Colonado City, misuse of grant for sewer system

307-84, Continental Illinois Bank bail out

308-84, Houston, General Petro Science, Inc. and development of an offshore training institute

309-84, Dallas Co., discovery and preservation of Spring Creek Forest by Bobby Scott

310-84, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Dallas County and Section 202 application

311-84, Brownsville, HUD grant application for 48 unit apartment complex

312-84, Texas State Implementation Plan for National Ambient Air Quality Standards

313-84, Lower Neches Valley Authority

314-84, Welborn Water Supply Corporation, loan application

315-84, Galveston Co. Community Action Council and application to SDHPT for purchase of vehicle

316-84, Maverick Co. application to HHS, Office of Community Services for discretionary funding

317-84, Mud Creek Reservoir

318-84, San Antonio, Arence, Inc. and participation with COSSMHO in Concerned Parents National Demonstration project

319-84, National Association for Parents of the Visually Impaired, Inc.

320-84, Houston, Texas Southern University and proposal to FAA for Airway Science Demonstration project

321-84, Lasara ISD, DOED Title VII application

322-84, Bellaire Sesquicentennial Committee

323-84, Culberson County Airport

324-84, HUD reduction of Public Housing Operating funds

325-84, Crockett, Ratcliff Nutrition Center need for financial assistance

326-84, Arlington, General Motors Assembly plant and electroplating pretreatment compliance deadline set by EPA

327-84, City of Weslaco, UDAG application for All-Fresh Frozen Foods, Inc.

328-84, Houston, Continental Controls, Inc.

329-84, Houston, Freedmen's Town Association, Inc.

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/33 (00880403)

330-84, Tyler Water Utilities and EPA administrative order regarding water quality standards

331-84, Houston, UDAG application for construction of homes to sell to low-income families

332-84, City of Palacios Flood Insurance Study (FIS)

333-84, South Padre Island, Boardwalk Development Company and Corps permit for marine complex

334-84, Austin Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority

335-84, Brownsville, Texas Southmost College and refunding of Institutional Aid program by DOED

336-84, City of Refugio, UDAG and Housing Development Grant (HODAG) applications

337-84, Texas Gulf Coast and need for additional weather observation and reporting stations

338-84, Houston Count Lake and the Piney Point addition hydrilla problem

339-84, City of Cedar Park and need for additional traffic control devices

340-84, Chinese Health Service Center of Houston, HUD loan application for senior citizen housing

341-84, Flood damage prevention plan for Nueces Co. and flooding along FM 666

342-84, Houston Lighting and Power Co. and intervention by DOE in rate case

344-84, removal of Social Security representative to serve Social Security recipients in Atascosa, Frio and Medine

345-84, Association Regional De Maquiladoras De Reynosa and problems with delays in border crossing at McAllen

346-84, Port Arthur, Texaco Refinery and layoff of 1400 employees

347-84, TPWR underground injection control program

348-84, City of Mesquite, problems with eligibility for Revenue Sharing funds

349-84, Fort Belknap water supply

350-84, Corpus Christi State University, DOED Title VII application

351-84, City of College Station development of energy conservation program

352-84, City of Edinburg, UDAG applications, Gerber Manufacturing Co. and Jude Sportswear Inc.

353-84, San Marcos Area food Bank, need for federal assistance

354-84, Bypress, Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities

355-84, Houston, Kelsey-Seybold Clinic bid to CDC entitled, "Medical Exam of Agent Orange and Vietnam Experience Cohort Members"

357-84, Grayson County Juvenile Detention Center

358-84, Durable Medical Equipment Suppliers and Medicare

359-84, Flooding in Cameron and Willacy Counties, September 1984

360-84, New Braunfels, FEMA maps

361-84, Dallas, HODAG application for renovation of Adam Hat Industry Building

362-84, TDHR/MHMR waiver applications, 3

363-84, Harris County HUD Coinsurance Program

364-84, Medicaid Certified Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded

365-84, Reduction of DOED support for special education personnel

367-84, City of Kemal, need for FEMA assistance for damages caused by Hurricane Alicia

368-84, Port Bay and Wilmar Development Co. application for Corps permit

369-84, City of Trinity UDAG application to leverage cost of nursing home

370-84, Brooks County Memorial Hospital in Falfurrias

371-84, Asbestos removal in public schools by EPA

372-84, proposed changes in regulations governing foreign trade zones by the United States Customs Service

373-84, City of Carrizo Springs, UDAGs and HODAG applications

374-84, proposed Townhouse Development at Laguna Madre and request for Corps permit, Moffit and Friedrichs

375-84, South African Airways request from CAB for Houston to Johannnesburg flight

376-84, Kilgore, FmHA loan for multi-unit housing and community opposition

377-84, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center at Clear Lake, Request for Proposal (RFP) for janitorial contract

378-84, Texas Child Abuse Prevention Foundation, Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association grant application to HHS for discretionary funds

379-84, Avante International HUD contract for study of Southwest Border economies

380-84, Dallas, KERA-TV grant proposal to the National Endowment for the Humanities

381-84, Cotulla ISD, DOED Title VII application

382-84, Proposals to National Institutes of Health for establishment of an Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

384-84, Houston, Clarkson Drilling Co., Inc.

385-84, Texas Health and Human Services Coordinating Council and grant application to HHS for discretionary funds

386-84, Falfurrias, flood control improvements proposed by the Corps

387-84, Harris County, flooding along Cypress Creek

388-84, Williamson County, flood control problem

389-84, San Patricio County, presidential disaster declaration due to flooding on October 19-20

390-84, Dallas County, HUD rental increases

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/34 (00880935)

391-84, SBA hold on currency program and PIK

393-84, GSA appliance removal from federal buildings

394-84, Texas Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) II, waiver application to Health and Human Services

395-84, City of Pasadena and EPA effluent violations

396-84, Ellis County Highway 287 bypass

397-84, East Austin Chicano Economic Development Corp. application for HUD Neighborhood Development Program

398-84, Texas Shrimp Association, disagreement with United States Customs and FDA on product of USA labeling

399-84, Homeporting of Navy ships on the Gulf Coast, opposition

400-84, United States Army, dioxin at Boy Scout Jamboree

401-84, small businesses on Island of Grenada

402-84, Child Advocates' application to HHS for discretionary funds

403-84, EPA stack height regulations

404-84, PL 480 shipments' one port limitation

405-84, American Airlines, opposition and petition to National Airport perimeter rule

406-84, Hays County, Goforth Water Supply Corporation FmHA application

408-84, Foreign Trade Zone application, Oiltanking Inc.

409-84, EPA Emission Regulations for light and heavy vehicles

410-84, Phillips Petroleum take over bid by Mesa Petroleum, T. Boone Pickens

1-85, Plainview's Public Housing Authority application to TDCA for weatherization funds

2-85, Freedon of Information Request to Maritime Administration by Coflexip, Inc.

3-85, Three Rivers Enterprises, Disabled Employment Program

4-85, New Mexico, Brantley Dam Project

5-85, Montgomery County, HUD Section 8

6-85, Interstate 35 ramp design

7-85, Texas Municipal Retirement System, loss of Treasury interest

8-85, HHS regulations for ostomy prosthesis

9-85, Missing Children of Texas, Department of Justice Juvenile Justice application

10-85, Oxygen reimbursement under Medicare

11-85, Galveston Weather Bureau facility conditions

12-85, EEC pipeline embargo

13-85, Northland Gold, dredging BLM permit

14-85, HHS conditions of participation, Medical Directors, respiratory care

15-85, Deaf Smith, Legal Services Corporation activities

Box

3V228

Photographic material

Box

000-92-0009 (92-043)/34 (00880935)

16-85, City of Primera, road repair

17-85, Wichita Falls Housing Authority

18-85, Southwest disposals, Marshall

19-85, Anderson Systems International's (ASI) Hawaii Asia Trading Group (HATG) grant proposal to the United States Trade and Development Program, Department of State

20-85, Austin's General Mail Facility, design of

21-85, Dallas, KERA's application to National Telecommunications and Information Administration and Commerce

22-85, Hidalgo County, SBA Innovation Research Program

Box

93-188/163 (01808321)

23-85, Austin annexation, voting rights act issues

24-85, Riverside, City, FMHA application

25-85, SER-Jobs for Progress, Inc., Minority Business Development Agency application

26-85, El Paso UDAG grant applications

27-85, FMHA loan program (new)

28-85, East Texas Regional Airport at Nacogdoches

29-85, Houston, metro

30-85, Reality House Community Treatment Center, Brownsville

31-85, Migratory Bird Treaty violations

32-85, Medicare reimbursement form #158 for home health agencies

33-85, Treasury study on Bureau of Engraving and Printing facility location

34-85, Saturn, General Motors plant location

35-85, hospice documentation requirements for Medicare claims

36-85, NIH research grant cuts

37-85, SBA assistance for counties affected by PIK participation

38-85, Bivens addition roads, Longview

39-85, extension of Disaster Unemployment Assistance Program

40-85, St. Edwards University CAMP application to DOED

41-85, shipment of volatile chemicals, Beaumont

42-85, recommendations for San Antonio HUD manager

43-85, OMB rate increases for federal hydro-electric power sold by SWPA

44-85, La Bota Ranch, Laredo Tourism Complex

45-85, affirmative action violations by San Antonio, class action suit

46-85, All-American Pipeline, crude oil pipeline through Texas

47-85, MHMR residence in Western Hills South, Fort Worth

48-85, Super Turf '84, Saudi Arabia contract problems

49-85, Stacy Dam

50-85, emergency program for water and wastewater facilities

51-85, purchase of land around Lake Texoma by VFW Post #7873

52-85, reassignment of P.M.E.L. work at Kelly AFB

53-85, sewage dumping in Trinity River

Box

93-188/162 (01809390)

54-85, Continental Airlines

Box

93-188/163 (01808321)

55-85, Wild Horse and Burrs Holding Facility BLM contract

Box

3V226

Photographs, correspondence, notes

Box

93-188/162 (01809390)

56-85, Abilene Christian University, NTIA application

57-85, Economic Development Administration: budget recession FY 85

58-85, Home Health Intermediaries: regional consolidation, HHS

59-85, Corpus Christi Regional Transit Authority: request UMTA case study on high-speed water transportation in Corpus Christi Bay

60-85, Hinson and Hazelwood: eligibility for federal student loan assistance

61-85, INS proposal for non-citizen labor program

62-85, Foreign Buildings Office, State Department: contracting activities

63-85, contiguous/primary county designation, SBA eligibility

64-85, Hereford Senior Citizens Association, IRS letter

65-85, Providence Hospital, Waco

66-85, grants for oil and gas drilling in Israel

67-85, Customs Services Surety bond regulations

68-85, Austin, KAZI's application to NTIA (commerce)

69-85, OMB withholding USDA/WIC funds

70-85, Institutional Conservation Program, Department of Energy

71-85, San Antonio Lignite Strip Mine

72-85, Harris County, North-Northeast Hospital, Certificate of Need

73-85, Star Wars Defense Initiative: Grants

74-85, Austin, Parmer Lane proposed extension

75-85, Solis Paving, problems with Laredo's federal contract activity

76-85, Government Plaza plans, Laredo

77-85, San Jacinto County proposed dam, BUREC

79-85, Combes Subdivision FMHA problems

80-85, opposition to UT Health Science Center Prosthetics Department's VA application, artificial limbs

81-85, Cuban bass research

82-85, Metro Airlines Services, Laredo and San Antonio

83-85, disaster assistance requests

84-85, Goodfellow AFB housing project proposal

85-85, Children's Defense Fund, Texas Maternal and Child Health Project funding request

Box

93-188/161 (01843130)

86-85, City of Irving, FEMA map revision (Criswell project)

87-85, Tulia Community Nursing Home, HUD application

88-85, DOE consulting opportunities, Robert Freedman

89-85, Browning-Ferris Industries landfill

90-85, Laredo State University, DOED applications

91-85, changes to Texas Community Development Program

92-85, Texas Institute for Arts in Education grant application to the NEH

93-85, Wetlands permit violation, CORPS

94-85, weather modification operations in State of Texas

95-85, Brownwood, closing of SCS office by USDA

97-85, Huntsville Post Office facility

98-85, Southeast Texas Regional Planning Commission's EDA application

99-85, Calloway Branch flood project, CORPS

100-85, Home Nursing and Therapy Services' Medicare reimbursement problems

101-85, Chimney Rock Center application to HHS

102-85, Starr County Industrial Foundation's application to TDCA and OCS (HHS)

103-85, J/M Manufacturing Company, Inc., Johns Manville Sales Co. pension plan

104-85, Texas A&M's Department of Oceanography TOPEX/Poseidon experiment

105-85, Brenham postal facility

106-85, Medicare, nursing home reclassification

107-85, Gonzales County Health Agency's proposal for satellite clinic in Caldwell County

108-85, park and ride lot in Houston suburbs

109-85, San Antonio Community Radio Corporation (KSTX-FM) NTIA grant request

110-85, Palacios crime prevention C.J.D. grant through H.G.A.C.

111-85, proposed Frisco Airport

112-85, City of New Braunfels river management plan

113-85, Eagle Pass Housing Authority, proposed conversion of Eagle Pass Inn

114-85, strategic petroleum reserve pipeline study

116-85, affect of proposed FCC regulations on public safety entities

117-85, Lackland ISD classroom construction funds

Box

98-188/160 (01808310)

118-85, toxic waste disposal in Wharton County

119-85, National Rehabilitation Coalition and National Council on Independent Living

120-85, Carriage House Apartments Section 8 set aside approval

121-85, HCFA proposed rule to eliminate waiver of liability protection for home health agencies, hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities, cross-reference #32-85

122-85, Production of the ALR-74, Radar Warning Receiver (Air Force)

123-85, Federal Debt Collection Project

124-85, Technical Assistance Center of the Southwest, Principals Training Proposal (HB 72)

125-85, Mercedes' HHS application (Mercedes Boot Company)

126-85, Winnsboro economic development plans

127-85, Medicare reimbursement, endoscopic procedures

128-85, Care and Share, San Antonio

129-85, Opening of Cedar Bayou

130-85, East Texas, needs of veterans

131-85, Longview Christian Retirement Center's HUD application for 32-unit low income housing project

132-85, Pan American University's Title III application to DOED

133-85, Medicare, hospitals' payment responsibility

134-85, Southeast Texas, Inc., Foreign Trade Zone application

135-85, oil drilling on Moore AFB

136-85, Travis County, Austin Housing Authority

137-85, Passenger Car CAFE Standards 1986-1989

(corporate average fuel economy)

Box

93-188/159 (01808467)

138-85, Brazos Higher Education Authority's request of DOED for approval to issue #035 million bond obligation to purchase student loans

139-85, Atascosa Health Clinic

140-85, BLM and Forest Service land interchange proposal

141-85, need for VA outpatient facility in Halletsville serving 10 counties

142-85, Sulphur Creek Watershed

143-85, Harlingen, EDA application for industrial park development

144-85, Customs Service rulings, foreign flag boats on U.S. OCS drilling locations

145-85, San Antonio, Mexican American Unity Council's grant application to HHS/OSC for industrial park development

146-85, Freeport, National Firehawk Foundation Affiliate funding needs

147-85, FEMA educational program

148-85, Coast Guard, plans to discontinue maintenance of channel workers to Espiritu Santo Bay, "Army Hole"

149-85, Installation Restoration Program: USAF (hazardous waste disposal sites on DOD facilities)

150-85, Lytle, Drivers License Substation

151-85, DOED migrant projects

152-85, Lake Naconiche (SCS)

Box

2.11/OD 1273

Multiple-Purpose Structure Site 23A-Attoyac Bayou Watershed, July 20, 1989

Box

93-188/159 (01808467)

153-85, Whitt, proposed waste disposal facility

154-85, Van, application for state park location

155-85, Brownwood, regional hospital DRG designation

156-85, GSA, conversion of multiple award contracts to single award contracts

157-85, Kerrville, expansion of postal facility

159-85, OSHA, trench accidents at construction sites

160-85, Lubbock, ICBM site on Reese AFB

161-85, Baylor College of Medicine, National Repository for Human DNA probes

162-85, Houston Symphony Orchestra

163-85, Brenham, closing of Social Security Office

164-85, Texas Rural Hospital Study, DRG impact, HHS

165-85, Choke Canyon, BUREC

166-85, Mission, Texas, Mission Hospital Medicare reimbursement problems

167-85, state and community programs on aging, interim regulations, HHS

168-85, Location of NEXRAD system, NWS

169-85, TEC, Dislocated Worker Project, DOL/Job Training and Partnership Act (JTPA)

171-85, INS regulations on nonimmigrant students

172-85, Encino, relocation of U.S. 281

173-85, IRS ruling on aborted fetus exemption (#73-156)

Box

93-188/158 (01958765)

174-85, Maverick Co, closing of ASCS office

175-85, Medicare, certified registered nurse anesthetists

175-85, Medicare, anesthesiology reimbursement

176-85, Endangered species, eastern brown pelican, CORPS permit, central power and light

177-85, Brownwood, Adams Branch flood control project

178-85, Rockland Dam, Neches River

179-85, Watauga, postal facility

180-85, Nassau Bay, Hurricane Alicia damage claim, FEMA

181-85, EPA fluoride standards

182-85, UTA, Resource Center for Adoptive Services

183-85, Houston, Federal Research Funding/Houston Economic Development Council

184-85, Orange, Texas, Home Health/Home Care Inc.'s Medicare reimbursement problems

185-85, Hughes Springs, area revitalization

186-85, Arlington Cancer Treatment Center's Medicare reimbursement problems

187-85, Customs regulations, foreign-produced fuel ethanol

188-85, Long Branch, post office

189-85, Cleburne, post office

190-85, McAllen, U.S. Court of Southern District Location

191-85, Farmers Branch, Zoecon Industries Pesticide plant, hazardous waste

192-85, EPA hazardous waste regulations

Box

93-188/164 (01808296)

193-85, San Antonio, Baptist Memorial Hospital

194-85, Southwest Airlines, Muse merger

195-85, home health care, Medicare cost caps

196-85, Brownsville, National Trust "Main Street" application

197-85, foster grandparents program

198-85, Harlingen, Su Clinica Familiar

199-85, Austin, Solar Photovoltaic Project

200-85, El Paso, Juarez water needs, CORPS

201-85, IRS, Form 5500-C, retirement

202-85, Fort Bliss, Bliss Army Airfield Drug Interdiction Center

203-85, Waco, VA Medical Center

204-85, Coastal Barrier Resources Act

205-85, Texas Rural Water Study

206-85, FERC Regs, natural gas pipeline industry

207-85, Houston, good services for the Community State Department Proposal

208-85, Nacogdoches, Pocket-of-Poverty, UDAG, International Paper Company

Box

93-188/165 (01808194)

209-85, Georgetown, post office building use

210-85, border, Mexican trucking problem, foreign motor carrier registration

211-85, Waco, city dump

212-85, Leaday, post office

213-85, Texarkana, singer career's Job Training and Partnership Act (JTPA) Title III DOL application

214-85, El Paso, Providence Hospital

215-85, USDA, bird breeders

216-85, FWS, waterfowl zones

217-85, Bay City, post office

218-85, Harlingen, U.S. Army five ton truck contract (with Stewart & Stevenson)

219-85, Rio Grande City, Border Pacific Railroad, FRA grant request

220-85, Beeville, Chase Field Naval Air Station Civilian Personnel Office

221-85, Weatherford area, post office needs

222-85, Dallas, Maple Avenue development, HHS grant

223-85, NEH fellowship, Armstead

224-85, Houston, Methodist Hospital

225-85, Laredo, HUD 235 program

226-85, Mt. Pleasant, North Texas Community College

227-85, Coast Guard, Vessel Registry on OCS

228-85, Abilene, WesTex Commerce Center

229-85, HUD's reduction of administrative fees under Sec. 8 existing and voucher program

230-85, FAA pilot regulations

231-85, Lubbock, airport improvement

232-85, skilled nursing home facilities

233-85, National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

234-85, Pine beetle infestation

Box

2V226

Photographic material

Box

93-188/165 (01808194)

235-85, Nash, need for sewage improvements

236-85, Judicial Conference of the U.S., creation of additional judgeships

237-85, Brownsville and Harlingen, Eagle International Bus Company

238-85, Uvalde county, farm labor employment in south Texas

239-85, Delta Airlines Flight 191 crash at Dallas-Ft. Worth Airport

240-85, Austin, VA Data Processing Center

241-85, DOT, car trunk safety

242-85, Pecos River Compact Commission, Los Esteros Reservoir, New Mexico

243-85, Samnorwood Water District

244-85, IRS, Texas unemployment compensation fund

245-85, TIRR application to NIHR (DOED), Baylor College of Medicine

246-85, EPA, Holbar Energy and hazardous chemical disposal

247-85, Cypress, Cypress Cottage 202 HUD application

248-85, Houston, HUD Section 8, Reach Unlimited

249-85, NEA Visual Arts

Box

93-188/166 (01808605)

250-85, El Paso, proposed Resler I-10 interchange

251-85, VA, remote rural health program (PL 98-528)

252-85, Salado, post office

253-85, Brownsville Community Health Center, liability insurance

254-85, Fair Labor Standards Act, Garcia decision

255-85, Big Springs VA Medical Center

256-85, Childress, aerial pesticide sprayer, USDA, SBIR

257-85, Dumas, Memorial Hospital

258-85, USDA, brucellosis programs

259-85, HCFA, life safety rules for ICF-MR population

260-85, DOE, OCS leasing schedule

261-85, Laredo, Laredo State University's USIA grant application

262-85, Lake Jackson, Greater Progressive Baptist Church, Paradise Boys Home

263-85, San Antonio, Vietnam Veterans Memorial

264-85, Volunteers of America, HUD Section 202 application for Alvin, Abilene and Gonzales

265-85, Texas Department on Aging, AOA application for projects, Savvey and Bootstrap

266-85, Austin, East Austin Mercado

267-85, Justice, Preclearance for Texas Judicial Elections Reform (H.B. 2509)

268-85, Galveston, East Ends Flats Dredge disposal site

269-85, Hastins Radio Chemical Company waste site

270-85, Burleson, Highland components SBA 503 application

271-85, Unbarger Dam and Spillway, BUREL

272-85, Port of Freeport, cargo preference, agriculture commodities

273-85, Tyler, outer loop

274-85, TDCA, Migrant Regional Service Centers Project, HHS

275-85, National Institute of Corrections Training and Research Facility

276-85, Canyon, Panhandle-Plains Higher Education Authority

277-85, Muleshoe Housing Authority, Seasonal Farm Labor Housing Project

278-85, Angleton, closing of Social Security Office

279-85A, FAA, carry-on luggage regulations

279-85B, FAA, carry-on luggage regulations

280-85, Seguin, closing of Social Security Office

281-85, Edinburg Child Care, Child Neglect Program

282-85, Matagorda County Nuclear Power Plant

283-85, Texas Guaranteed Loan Corporation

Box

93-188/167 (01808762)

284-85, Lake Texoma

Box

2V226

Photograph, correspondence, legal document, printed material

Box

93-188/167 (01808762)

285-85, Amarillo, VA nursing home

286-85, Houston, Brio Toxic Waste Site

Box

2V226

Photograph and letter

Box

93-188/167 (01808762)

287-85, Collingworth Company, liability insurance

289-85, Truman Dam projects

290-85, Texas Southern University, USIA Student Exchange application, CAMPUS

291-85, Texas Osteopathic Medical Association

292-85, Del Rio, EDA application

293-85, Atascosa Company, DOJ preclearance for voting precinct change

294-85, Brownwood Municipal Airport, Army contract location

295-85, Irving, Social Security Contact Station

296-85, Big Spring, Social Security Office

297-85, San Antonio, three military ISD and impact aid

298-85, Reno, post office

299-85, Gladewater, FMHA proposal for apartment complex and community opposition

300-85, Amarillo, Panhandle Community Services

301-85, Iranian Shi'ite terrorist group

302-85, Bonham, HUD Section 202 application, Retirement Housing Foundation

303-85, Crystal City, railroad line abandonment by MoPac

Box

93-188/168 (01808569)

304-85, HUD Section 202 applications for Waco, Andrews, and New Braunfels housing, National Residences

305-85, Uvalde County Rural Health Initiative

306-85, West Fork of Buffalo Creek Watershed, SCS, City of Cleburne

307-85, Eldorado, Schlicher County Medical Center

308-85, Gonzales, Memorial Hospital

309-85, Graham General Hospital

310-85, Luling, Edgar B. Davis Memorial Hospital

311-85, La Grange, Fayette Memorial Hospital

311-85 (?), Divestiture of AT&T

312-85, Rankin, County Hospital

313-85, Winnsboro, Presbyterian Hospital

314-85, Pharr, EDA application for industrial park development

315-85, Walker through Matagorda County Power Transmission

316-85, Divestiture of AT&T

317-85, Houston, Rivington Townhomes Association, Fannie Mae approval

318-85, San Augustine, Wastewater Treatment System

319-85, Bertram, Meals on Wheels

320-85, Corpus Christi Metro Ministries, HHS grant application for child abuse work

321-85, Dallas, Trinity River Park

322-85, Timpson, Hazardous Waste Site

323-85, Clifton, Wastewater Treatment Facility

324-85, Temple Wastewater System, Doshier Farm Plant

325-85, Plano, Cultural Arts Council

326-85, Medina River, acid spill

327-85, mandatory seat belt law

328-85, Dallas Housing Authority, opposition to Town Park Apartments acquisition

329-85, Mission, Los Epanos International Bridge

330-85, Southwest Milam Water Supply Corporation, FMHA grant for Burleson, Lee, Williamson counties

331-85, IRS, handgun ownership

332-85, HUD, handicapped in 202 housing

333-85, Amarillo, Black Historical Culture Center

334-85, Dallas, Webb Forest Apartment Complex, HUD

335-85, FEMA, National Emergency Training Center

Box

93-188/169 (01808489)

336-85, Toyota plant site location

337-85, Texas state water plan

338-85, San Felipe Creek watershed project, SCS

340-85, Fort Worth, Plumy Industries' Airline safety lights

341-85, Texas Society of American Foresters

342-85, Hearne, Central Texas Medical Center

343-85, Sutherland Springs Post Office

344-85, Houston, Sheldon Senior Citizens Center

345-85, Pearland General Hospital

346-85, Clarksville, educational facilities needs

347-85, Brady, land fill on Highway 87

348-85, Texas Southmost College Academic Facilities

349-85, Lake Buchanan Water & Wastewater System

350-85, Medicare reimbursement burn unit costs

351-85, Houston, Exxon Chemical Americas' Plant

352-85, NASA directive, government travel through SATO Office

353-85, Tractor Trailer Splash and Spray

354-85, Burleson County, preclearance submission

355-85, EPA, storm water permits

356-85, AID, Egyptian Electrical Authority

357-85, Hebbronville, Minimum Security Center

358-85, Kingsville, Uranium Resources Mine

359-85, Lincoln National Forest

360-85, Longview, adult diaper facility, Lighthouse for the Blind

361-85, Jacksonville, UDAG, Bealls Warehouse

362-85, Childress General Hospital

363-85, St. Charles Bay Estuary

364-85, West Texas, Mobile Oil distributors

365-85, Ft. Worth, dead parcel post branch closing

366-85, Electra, sewage problems

367-85, Friona, Parmer County Community Hospital

368-85, McAllen, Conway Technology's EDA request to hilp acquire Reynolds Manufacturing

369-85, Pampa, Social Security Office closing

370-85, Magnolia, wastewater treatment construction

371-85, El Paso, Chamizal National Memorial

373-85, DOD aircraft refurbishing, fighters into trainers

374-85, Dallas stop-shock pesticide application, EPA

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

Arrangement

Access Restrictions

Use Restrictions

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

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