Descriptive Summary
Krier, Cyndi
Taylor
Cyndi Taylor Krier
Papers
1956-2002
(bulk
1993-2001)Materials are in
English.
MS 93
176.4 linear feet (177 boxes)
Archives and Special
Collections, Library, The University of Texas at
San Antonio.
Cyndi Taylor
Krier represented Bexar County in the Texas Senate for two terms from 1984
through 1992. In 1992, Krier was the first woman and first Republican elected
as Bexar County Judge.
The Cyndi
Taylor Krier Papers consist of correspondence, awards, subject files, working
files, campaign materials, fundraising materials, photographs, newspaper
clippings, telephone and mail logs, speeches, daily schedules and
scrapbooks.
Biographical Note
The Honorable Cyndi Taylor Krier was born on July 12, 1950 in
Beeville, Texas to Robert Stevens Taylor and Mary McGuffin Taylor. Her parents
divorced when she was eight years old, and she and her mother moved to Dinero,
Texas, where they remained until her grandmother’s death. Krier was an honor
student in high school and played basketball, learning teamwork skills that
served her in her political career.
In college at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, Krier worked
on the Richard Nixon campaign. She transferred to The University of Texas at
Austin to major in journalism, and continued her campaign work for Republican
candidates. While in Austin, she met her future husband Joseph Krier. After
graduating in 1971, Cyndi Krier went to work for the Republican Party of Texas
and edited a statewide newsletter, before returning to law school.
During the height of the Watergate scandal in the summer of 1974,
Krier served as an intern in the White House. She returned to Texas and
graduated in 1975. After graduation she worked for Senator John Tower, and on
Gerald Ford’s 1976 election campaign. In April of 1979 she began working for
the law firm of Lang, Lado, Green, Coghlan & Fischer, specializing in civil
cases. Her commitment to Republican politics remained strong, and she actively
recruited women into the political process. She continued her involvement in
Republican Party politics, serving as vice-chair of the Bexar County party from
1979 to 1981. She also served on a bipartisan commission to propose legislative
reforms for the Texas Election Code and on a Governor’s task force for Women
and Minorities.
In 1984 Cyndi Krier filed to run for the Texas 26th Senatorial
District. To women in San Antonio, she was the woman candidate who would beat
incumbent Senator Bob Vale and bring a woman’s voice to the Texas Senate. Her
campaign appealed to women from both the Republican and Democratic parties, and
her theme was “A Senator We Can Be Proud Of.” She won the election on November
6, 1984. This was noteworthy because she was the first woman and the first
Republican to represent San Antonio in the Texas Senate, and she was the sole
woman senator during her initial session. During this session, Krier worked
hard for revision of state laws dealing with child abuse and family
violence.
In 1988 Krier was elected again and continued her concentration on
family violence. In 1992 Republicans encouraged her to run for a judgeship in Bexar County, and as a firm believer in term limits and seeing her
diminishing effectiveness in the senate due to elections of a more conservative
group of senators, Krier ran and won the position of county judge. She again
made history by becoming both the first woman judge in Bexar County history and
the first Republican judge in their modern history. The building of a new
county jail, child abuse, family violence, and child support remained priority
issues for her during her service as judge.
In the summer of 2001 Cyndi Taylor Krier retired as county judge, and
on August 28, 2001, she became the vice president for Texas governmental
relations for the insurance company USAA. As Vice-President, she is responsible
for leading USAA's involvement in legislative and public policy issues in Texas
at the State and local levels. Also in 2001, Cyndi Taylor Krier was appointed
to a six-year term on The University of Texas System Board of Regents by
Governor Rick Perry. Krier served as Vice-Chairman of the Board and Chairman of
the Academic Affairs Committee; a member of the Audit, Compliance, and
Management Review Committee; the Finance and Planning Committee; and the Health
Affairs Committee and as a Regental representative to the Board for Lease of
University Lands which oversees the terms of lease of University lands for oil
and gas exploration and development. She served as Co-Chairman of the Task
Force on Planning and also led the Accountability, Collaboration, and
Deregulation Task Force.
Excerpted from:
Cyndi Taylor Krier From Statehouse to
Courthouse, Ann Fears Crawford and Crystal Sasse Ragsdale. State House
Press, Austin, Texas, 1998, pp. 295-307.
Chronology of events in Cyndi Taylor Krier's
life
12 July 1950
Born in Beeville, TX
1971
graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a major
in journalism
1972-73
assistant to Beryl Milburn, vice-chair of Republican
Party
1974
White House intern during Watergate; worked for Anne
Armstrong
1975
graduated from University of Texas School of Law
1976
worked for President Ford's campaign
1978
worked for Senator John Tower's election campaign in
Houston
1979
begin working at Lang, Lado, Green and Coghlan law
firm
1981
Governor's Task Force for Women and Minorities; Candidate
Recruitment Committee for Bexar County Republican Party
1984
elected Senator from the Texas 26th Senatorial
District
1988
re-elected to Texas State Senate
1992
ran for district judgeship in Bexar County
8 December 1992
took oath of office as county judge
1993
trip to Russia to observe elections
2001
retired as Bexar County Judge; began working at USAA; became
regent for University of Texas System
2007
term as University of Texas regent ended
Scope and Content Note
The Cyndi Taylor Krier Papers, 1956-2002, document the early life and
career of a Texan woman in politics. The collection consists of correspondence,
awards, subject files, working files, campaign materials, fundraising
materials, photographs, newspaper clippings, telephone and mail logs, speeches,
daily schedules and scrapbooks reflecting her professional life as a lawyer,
Texas State Senator and Bexar County Judge. The materials are arranged in four
series: Personal, State
Senator, County Judge and Addition of October 2005.
Materials in the Personal series include a
brief glimpse into Cyndi Taylor Krier’s family life, her career in politics and
the law, and her personal and political interests. The State Senator series (1984-1992) includes materials about
Krier’s campaign and fundraising activities and documents that reflect her work
as a Senator. The County Judge series (1993-2001)
includes materials that reflect Krier’s day-to-day work and those related to
her campaign efforts in the race for Bexar County Judge. The Addition of October 2005 consists of Board of Regents records from 2001-2002 on which Cyndi Taylor Krier was a member and newsletters pulled from UTSA Archive's vertical files that were added to the accession spanning the years 1993-1999.
Arrangement
Due to size, this inventory has been divided into
4 separate units which can be accessed by clicking on the following
links:
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Series 1. Personal
-
Series 2. State Senator [this page]
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Series 3. County Judge
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Oversize Materials
-
Series 4. Addition of October 2005 (Addition 2005-081)
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research except when otherwise noted.
Usage Restrictions
Please contact Archives and Special Collections, Library, University
of Texas at San Antonio for information about permission to publish material
from the collection.
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when
reviewing photographic materials.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Cyndi Taylor Krier Papers, 1956-2002, MS 93,
Archives and Special Collections, Library, University of Texas at San
Antonio.
Acquisition Information
Collections materials were donated by Cyndi Taylor Krier in 1999,
2000, 2001, 2003, and 2005 (Accessions: 1999-037, 2000-003, 2001-12, 2001-015,
2001-020, 2001-023, 2003-078, 2003-079, 2005-081).
Processing Information
Processed by: Gerrianne Schaad, Megan Robida and Staff, September
2005.
Encoded by: Mat Martin, Collections Assistant, April 2007 and Nikki
Lynn Thomas, Manuscripts Archivist, October 2007
Addition encoded by: Tatina Wulzer, Collections Assistant, May 2009.
Related Material
Texas Women's Alliance Records, MS 11, Archives and Special
Collections, University of Texas at San Antonio -
[http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utsa/00084/utsa-00084.html]
The Cynthia T. Krier commercials collection is located at the
Political Commercial Archive, Department of Communication, University of
Oklahoma -
[http://www.ou.edu/pccenter/aboutthearchive.htm]
Index Terms
Persons
Krier, Cyndi Taylor,
1950-
Organizations
Camp
WannameetaGOP
Matthews and
Branscomb
Philosophical Society of
Texas
Republication Party
(Tex.)
Texas. Legislature.
Senate.
University of Texas.
Board of Regents.
University of Texas at
Austin
Subjects
Campaign funds--United
States.
Conservatism--Texas.
County
government--Texas--Bexar County.
Judges--Elections--Texas.
Legislators--United
States--Biography.
Political
campaigns--Texas.
Political
candidates--Texas.
Politicians--United
States--Texas.
Women--political
activity--Texas--Bexar County.
Women in
politics--Texas.
Women judges--Texas--Bexar
County.
Women lawyers--Texas--Bexar
County.
Women legislators--United
States.
Women political
candidates--United States.
Women
politicians--Texas.
Locations
Bexar County
(Tex.)
San Antonio
(Tex.)
Texas--politics and
government--1951-
Genres/Formats
Announcements.
Awards.
Budgets.
Clippings.
Correspondence.
Invitations.
Logs
(records).
Mailing lists.
Minutes.
Pamphlets.
Photographs.
Political
posters.
Press
releases.
Promotional
materials.
Schedules (time
plans).
Scrapbooks.
Speeches.
Detailed Description of the Collection
State Senator
The State Senator series (1984-1992)
includes materials about Krier’s campaign and fundraising activities and
documents that reflect her work as a Senator. There are announcements, press
releases, mailing lists, news clippings, promotional campaign literature, and
information about her opponents.
Campaign 1984
11
1
Announcements,
undated
11
2
Background information,
undated
11
3
Budget,
undated
11
4
Bulk mailing regulations,
undated
11
5
Campaign Flyer Mock-Up Materials, undated
47
Oversize: Campaign Flyer
Mock-Up Materials, undated
11
6
Campaign ideas,
March 24, 1982 – July 21, 1984,
undated
11
7
Campaign staff,
undated
11
8
Doorbeller’s guide,
undated
11
9
Fundraiser – Invitations and letters,
November. 14, 1983 – June 8, 1984,
undated
11
10
Maps,
undated
11
11
News clippings,
1983
OM1
Oversizse: News clippings,
1984
11
12
Opponent,
May 18, 1978 – June 17, 1984,
undated
47
Oversize: Krier vs. Vale,
Opponent information graphs, re: fundraising and absenteeism
11
13
Poll results,
July 11 – 27, 1984, undated
11
14
Press release,
February 6, 1984
11
15
Primary voter letter,
undated
11
16
Race analysis,
March 16, 1984, April 1984
11
17
Resume,
undated
11
18
Sample ballot,
1984
11
19
Speeches,
March 23 – June 24, 1984
11
20
Stationery,
undated
11
21
Statistics,
1980
11
22
Talking points,
undated
11
23
TV scripts,
undated
11
24
Voter registration,
undated
11
25
Volunteer log,
undated
Campaign 1986
11
26
Election returns,
1986
11
27
Opponent,
1986
Campaign 1988
11
28
Accomplishments,
September 1986 – September 28,
1987
11
29
Advertising,
August 4 – September 14, 1988,
undated
11
30
Budget,
undated
11
31
Campaign materials,
September 1988, undated
11
32
Contributions and expenditures,
January 1 – December 12, 1988
11
33
COPAC (Coalition of Patriotically Active Christians),
January 14 – March 9, 1988,
undated
11
34
Endorsements,
February 2 – November 12, 1988,
undated
11
35
Focus groups,
August 16, 1992, undated
11
36
Fundraiser Austin,
March 23 – June 13, 1988
11
37
Fundraisers,
June and September, 1987
11
38
Hispanic,
January - October 23, 1988,
undated
11
39
Ideas,
September 4 – October 1, 1987,
undated
11
40
Ideas, newsprint,
November 7, 1982 – July 22, 1987,
undated
11
41
Letters,
July 1, 1987 – November 15, 1988,
undated
11
42
Mailing lists,
July 1987 – August 19, 1988,
undated
11
43
Mailing lists – Lobby,
February 17 – March 11, 1988,
undated
11
44
Maps,
undated
11
Newsclippings
11
45
1988 Elections Results
11
46-47
Campaign Clippings File,
1988
11
48-49
Krier and Nef Garcia (opponent),
1988
12
1
Elections 1988/Nef Garcia
12
2
Newsletters,
1985 – November 1988
12
3
Opponents,
June 13, 1986 – October 23, 1987,
undated
12
4
Photos,
undated
12
5
Plans,
August 27 – November 8, 1988,
undated
12
6
Polls,
undated
12
7
Press news clippings,
January 1986 – November 12, 1988,
undated
12
8
Press releases,
January 4 – November 9, 1988,
undated
12
9
Questionnaires,
January 11 – November 15, 1988,
undated
12
10
Speeches,
October 27 – November 8, 1988
12
11
Statistics,
September 21, 1987 – May 2,
1988
12
12
Volunteers,
undated
12
13
Voter’s Guide,
undated
12
14
Voting results,
November 8 and November 10,
1988
Financial
Financial materials related to the fundraising and campaign
activities include contributions and expenditures lists from each year, which
also list donor information. The financial records are itemized quarterly and
there is some overlap in campaign and work reporting since information about
both activities is sometimes included in the same report. The financial
materials also include budgets and opponent’s contributions and expenditures
lists.
12
15-20
List of contributors,
undated
12
21
Allied American Money Market,
1985-1988
12
Contributions
12
22
1984
12
23
1988
12
24
1989
12
25
1990
12
26
1991
12
27-28
Contributions and expenditures,
1984-1985
13
1-8
Contributions and expenditures,
1986-1992
13
9
Financial correspondence,
1984-1986
13
10-12
Expenditures and payments,
1987-1989
13
13
Ethics and financial guide,
undated
13
14
Final report of contributions and expenditures,
1993
13
15
First Interstate Bank, money Market,
1988
13
16
Forms,
undated
13
17
General Revenue Fund checks,
1989
13
18
Gifts declared,
1990-1992
13
19
Office Expense Ranking,
1990-1992
13
20
Senate Office Budget,
1988-1992
13
21
Financial statements,
1984-1992
13
22
Texas codes for public office contributions and
expenditures,
undated
Fundraising
Fundraising materials include invitations, budget lists,
invitation lists, and press clippings. These items include her fundraising
activities in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio, where her annual
fundraiser coincided with the Texas Folklife Festival each year.
13
23
Fundraisers, Austin,
1987
13
24
Fundraiser, Dallas,
1988
13
25
Fundraisers, Houston,
1988
13
26
Fundraiser invitations,
undated
13
27
Fundraiser lists,
1986
13
28-35
Fundraiser, Folklife,
1984-1991
13
36
Fundraiser, Folklife – Photos,
undated
Legislation
14
1
69th Session Legislation,
1987
14
2
70th Session Legislation,
1988
14
3
71st Session Legislation,
1989
14
4
72nd Session Legislation,
1990
Office Administrative Files
14
5
Accomplishments,
1984-1989
14
6
Associations,
1989
14
Communications
14
7
Phone logs,
1988-1989
14
8-9
Phone logs,
February 27 – December 20,
1990
14
10-14
Phone logs,
January 2 – December, 1991
14
15-20
Phone logs,
January – December, 1992
14
21
TV schedule,
undated
14
Correspondence
14
22
General,
1986-1994
14
23
Letter of resignation to Gov. Clements,
undated
14
24
Stationery,
undated
14
Daily Agendas and Schedules
14
25
Agenda: American Council on Germany,
September 1985
14
26
Agenda: SW Energy council conference, Santa Fe,
January 1986
14
27-28
Daily schedules,
April 24 – June 30, 1988
15
1-2
Daily schedules,
July 1– October 31, 1988
15
3-7
Daily schedules,
November 1, 1988 – November 30,
1989
15
8-12
Daily schedules,
December 1, 1989 – December 31,
1990
15
13-14
Daily schedules,
January - February 1991
16
1-2
Daily schedules,
March – April, 1991
16
3-5
Daily schedules and time sheets,
May – June, 1991
16
6-13
Daily schedules,
July – December, 1991
16
14-16
Daily schedules,
January – February, 1992
17
1-8
Daily schedules,
March – July, 1992
17
9
Krier Schedule,
August 1992
17
10
Weekly,
September 1992
17
11-20
September 1-30, 1992
17
21
Daily Schedules,
September 1992
17
22
October 1-2, 1992
18
1-5
October 3-16, 1992
18
6
Dr. Jose A. Cardenas Back-Up,
October 15, 1992
18
7-12
October 17-31, 1992
18
13
Krier Schedule,
October 1992
18
14
Weekly,
November. 1992
18
15-21
November 1-30, 1992
18
22
Krier Schedule,
November 1992
18
23
Weekly schedules,
December 1992
18
24-29
December 1-31, 1992
19
1
Krier Schedule,
December 1992
19
Manuals and Procedures
19
2
Casework Manual II,
undated
19
3
Office Operations Manual,
undated
19
Newspaper Clippings
19
4
News clippings,
1980-1984
19
5-7
News clippings,
1985-1986
19
8-9
Senate – News clippings,
1986-1987
19
10-11
News clippings,
1987-1988
19
12
Senate – News clippings,
1988
19
13-16
News clippings,
1989-1992
19
17
Senate – News clippings,
undated
19
Photographs
19
18
Portraits – Color,
undated
19
19
Portraits – Black & White
20
1
Portraits – Proofs,
1991, undated
20
2
69th Legislature – Senate Floor - Black & White
20
3
69th Legislature – Proofs
20
4
70th Legislature – Senate Floor – Black & White
20
5
71st Legislature - Senate Floor – Black & White
20
6
71st Legislature - Black & White - Staff
20
7
71st Legislature – 1989 - Proofs
20
8
72nd Legislature – Senate Floor – Black & White
20
9
72nd Legislature – 1992 - Proofs
20
10
Unknown legislative session – Senate Floor – Black
& White
20
11
Krier with prominent political figures
20
12
Assorted color photographs
OM1
Oversize: Assorted
color photographs
20
13
Assorted black and white photographs
OM1
Oversize: Assorted
black and white photographs
20
14
“On site” photographs (negatives),
undated
20
Writings
20
Speeches & Speech Schedules
20
15
Bexar County tax,
undated
20
16
Speech schedules,
January 16, 1987 – January,
1989
20
17
Krier speech schedule,
1985-1992
20
18
Men’s Club,
1980
20
19
Colonial Hills Methodist Church,
September 21, 1980
20
20
Address to Federally Employed Women Training
Program,
July 21, 1982
20
21
Bexar County Republican Women’s Club,
March 23, 1984
20
22
Oakes Club,
April 11, 1984
20
23
Lincoln Day dinner, Hidalgo County,
February 9, 1985
20
24
Kappa Delta Phi lecture, Trinity University,
March 29, 1985
20
25
St Mary’s Student Gov. Assoc.,
April 10, 1985
20
26
Baptist Children’s Home Student Award Banquet,
May 4, 1985
20
27
Rotary Club SA,
June 5, 1985
20
28
Women in the Law Section TX Bar,
July 8, 1985
20
29
Greater SA Chamber of Commerce: Crime legislation
of 69th,
June 12, 1985
20
30
Alamo Kiwanis Club, San Antonio,
June 13, 1985
20
31
Wise Elephants (GOP),
June 18, 1985
20
32
Farm Bureau, San Angelo,
June 19, 1985
20
33
Central Park Lions Club,
June 25, 1985
20
34
Guadalupe County Republican Women’s Club,
June 25, 1985
20
35
Southwest Regional Conference of Women’s
Commissions,
July 12, 1985
20
36
New Braunfels RWC,
July 15, 1985
20
37
49th Annual mtg of Assoc. Employees,
July 16, 1985
20
38
University round table,
July 17, 1985
20
39
The American Business Women’s Assoc., “Women and
Citizenship”,
July 18, 1985
20
40
San Antonio Kiwanis,
July 19, 1985
20
41
Texas Association of Business,
July 25, 1985
20
42
Folklife Festival fundraiser,
August 1, 1985
20
43
Oakes,
August 14, 1985
20
44
SA RWC,
August 21, 1985
20
45
Leadership TX,
September 19, 1985
20
46
Magic Circle RWC,
September 23, 1985
20
47
Women of St Mark’s,
September 26, 1985
20
48
Bexar County Republican Women’s Club,
September 27, 1985
20
49
San Antonio Manufacturers’ Assoc.,
October 1, 1985
20
50
Kendall County RWC,
October 8, 1985
20
51
San Antonio Breakfast Club,
October 10, 1985
20
52
Business and Professional Women’s Club,
October 15, 1985
20
53
San Antonio Apartment Assoc.,
October 17, 1985
20
54
Women’s Forum ’85,
October 19, 1985
20
55
Intro of Lt Gov. Bill Hobby to Chambers,
October 29, 1985
20
56
American Assoc. of University Women,
November 2, 1985
20
57
School nurses,
November 9, 1985
20
58
SA Assoc. of Petroleum Landmen,
November 11, 1985
20
59
Roosevelt School Quarter Weeks,
November 15, 1985
20
60
Texas Assoc. of Journalism Educators,
November 17, 1985
20
61
Women’s Mission Study Group,
November 21, 1985
20
62
“Family Violence & Law” seminar,
November 22, 1985
20
63
Junior League,
December 5, 1985
20
64
Tower Dinner,
December 7, 1985
20
65
GW B & PW,
January 6, 1986
20
66
Wednesday Luncheon Club, Beeville, TX,
January 16, 1986
20
67
1986 Leadership Texas, Austin, TX,
January 28, 1986
20
68
St Gregory, The Great Catholic School,
February 3, 1986
20
69
SA Nurses’ Coalition,
February 4, 1986
20
70
TX Laundry & Dry Cleaning Assoc.,
February 21, 1986
20
71
SA Young Lawyer’s Assoc.,
February 26, 1986
20
72
San Antonio Military – Civilian Club,
March 10, 1986
20
73
Northside Retired Teacher’s Assoc.,
March 19, 1986
20
74
CPA Auxiliary,
March 19, 1986
20
75
Newcomers’ Club (Act II),
March 20, 1986
20
76
West Side Lions’ Club,
April 1, 1986
20
77
PEO Chapter,
April 10, 1986
20
78
TX Wildlife Assoc.,
April 12, 1986
20
79
TX in Transition,
September 10, 1986
20
80
Kick-off Foster Family month,
May 7, 1986
20
81
TX Physical Therapy Assoc.,
May 8, 1986
20
82
Incarnate Word HS Commencement Address,
May 19, 1985
20
83
Dedication ceremony, Bexar County Juvenile Center,
May 22, 1986
20
84
TX auctioneers’ Assoc. Convention,
June 12, 1986
20
85
TX Business and Professional Women’s Clubs’ State
Convention,
June 14, 1986
20
86
SA Manufacturers’ Assoc.,
July 1, 1986
20
87
US Attorney’s Conference on Drugs,
July 16, 1986
20
88
Future of a Region Conference,
August 15, 1986
20
89
Legal Secretaries’ Assoc., “Day in Court
Luncheon”,
October 8, 1986
20
90
SA State School, 8th Annual Awards Dinner,
October 16, 1986
20
91
Bexar County Women’s Bar Assoc., “On State
Budget”,
October 17, 1986
20
92
TX Women’s University, Fall Academic Convocation,
Sesquicentennial celebration, Women and Higher Education,
October 23, 1986
20
93
Kelly Management Assoc., “On Liability Insurance
and Tort Law”,
November 14, 1986
20
94
Humana Women’s Hospital, General Staff mtg,
December 2, 1986
20
95
The Philosophical Society of TX,
December 6, 1986
20
96
Leadership Texas,
January 22, 1987
20
97
Women’s Network Dinner,
February 4, 1987
20
98
TX Assoc. of Business, Matthews & Branscomb
Seminar,
February 13, 1987
20
99
TWPC Roast, Austin,
February 16, 1987
20
100
SA Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women’s
Legislative Information Conference,
February 21, 1987
21
1
Bexar County Republican Men’s Club,
February 24, 1987
21
2
National Federation of Republican Women,
March 6, 1987
21
3
3rd annual Target ’90 Education Fair,
March 19, 1987
21
4
Texas Assoc. of Secondary School Principals,
Distr. XX,
April 1, 1987
21
5
Greater San Antonio Builders’ Assoc.,
June 9, 1987
21
6
TX Women’s Alliance,
June 27, 1987
21
7
TX Assoc. of Business,
August 5, 1987
21
8
Girl Scout Tea,
August 7, 1987
21
9
San Antonio Personnel Management Assoc.,
August 11, 1987
21
10
AACOG Violence / Vandalism Task force Members,
August 18, 1987
21
11
Levi Strauss United Way kick-off,
August 31, 1987
21
12
Alamo Area Mediators’ Assoc.,
September 9, 1987
21
13
Citizens Organized for Public Service,
September 9, 1987
21
14
Bexar County Medical auxiliary,
September 11, 1987
21
15
A commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the
Constitution of the United States,
September 14, 1987
21
16
Carolyn Negley’s party on U.S. Constitution,
September 14, 1987
21
17
Republican Men’s Club of S.A.,
September 20, 1987
21
18
Atascosa County Republican Women’s Club,
September 22, 1987
21
19
Texas Bar Assoc. symposium on cost control at the
court house,
September 30, 1987
21
20
AACOG Interagency Child Abuse Network,
October 1, 1987
21
21
San Antonio Manufacturers’ Assoc.,
October 6, 1987
21
22
Founder Lions’ Club,
October 7, 1987
21
23
North Alamo City Business and Professional Women,
October 8, 1987
21
24
Bexar Senior Advisory Committee, AACOG,
October 9, 1987
21
25
ABC Alliance for Project ABC,
October 20, 1987
21
26
Junior Service League Community Advising Board,
October 22, 1987
21
27
Matthews & Branscomb labor law seminar,
October 23, 1987
21
28
Taft H.S. National Honor Society Introduction,
November 3, 1987
21
29
Worden School of Social Services,
November 4, 1987
21
30
Select Committee on Tax Equity,
November 19, 1987
21
31
Roosevelt H.S. National Honor Society
Introduction,
December 1, 1987
21
32
San Antonio Manufacturers’ Assoc.,
December 1, 1987
21
33
Randolph Metro Chamber of Commerce,
December 2, 1987
21
34
YMCA Dinner video,
December 8, 1987
21
35
Bexar Co Women’s Center Assoc. on Women Issues,
December 8, 1987
21
36
Associated Employees,
December 15, 1987
21
37
Alamo Heights Rotary Club,
January 3, 1988
21
38
AACOG Interagency Child Abuse Network,
January 7, 1988
21
39
Leadership Texas 1988,
January 21, 1988
21
40
The Southwestern Bell Professional Women’s Assoc.,
January 26, 1988
21
41
The San Antonio Business Volunteer Council,
January 28, 1988
21
42
ACCD Retirees’ Assoc.,
February 3, 1988
21
43
Optimist Youth Awards Ceremony,
February 10, 1988
21
44
SA Express-News Carriers’ 88th Annual Banquet,
February 12, 1988
21
45
The American Assoc. of Motor Vehicle
Administrators,
February 15, 1988
21
46
South Texas chapter of Financial Executives’
Institute,
February 17, 1988
21
47
The American Cancer Society, “Best Breast Cancer
Breakfast”,
February 18, 1988
21
48
Annual TX VICA Leadership & Shkill Olympics,
Distr. XI,
February 19, 1988
21
49
SA Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women,
February 20, 1988
21
50
Leadership Texas 1988 draft,
February 26, 1988
21
51
San Antonio Kiwanis Club,
February 26, 1988
21
52
TX Home Economists’ Assoc.,
February 26, 1988
21
53
SA Kiwanis Club,
February 26, 1988
21
54
The American Cancer Society, 1988 Education and
Fundraising kick-off,
March 3, 1988
21
55
Constable Reserve Assoc., Bexar County Precinct 2,
March 7, 1988
21
56
Texas Women’s Alliance,
March 14, 1988
21
57
McArthur H.S. PTA,
March 15, 1988
21
58
Lee H.S. National Honor Society Introduction,
March 16, 1988
21
59
San Antonio Retired Teachers’ Assoc.,
March 16, 1988
21
60
McArthur H.S. National Honor Society Introduction,
April 5, 1988
21
61
State College Republican President,
April 9, 1988
21
62
Talk on drugs to Holmes’ “Street Law Class”,
April 11, 1988
21
63
SA Underwriters’ Assoc.,
April 13, 1988
21
64
Women and Higher Education,
April 14, 1988
21
65
SA Assoc. for the Blind,
April 15, 1988
21
66
National Honor Society Introduction, Ed White
Middle School,
May 3, 1988
21
67
TX Assoc. on Business,
May 4, 1988
21
68
Alamo Chapter of DAR,
May 12, 1988
21
69
National Conference of Christians and Jews Youth
Leadership Conference,
May 13, 1988
21
70
TX Medical Assoc. / TX Orthopedic Assoc.,
May 14, 1988
21
71
Senior Citizens’ Smile week Opening Ceremony
Health Fair,
May 14, 1988
21
72
Woodlawn Optimist Club,
May 17, 1988
21
73
SMU School of Law,
May 19, 1988
21
74
SA Surgical Society,
May 19, 1988
21
75
Legislative Day at Sea World,
May 21, 1988
21
76
Bexar county Fire fighters’ Assoc.,
May 24, 1988
21
77
Community Cultural Arts Scholarship Presentation,
May 26, 1988
21
78
Edgewood District Stadium,
May 30, 1988
21
79
VIA Metro Transit Park and Ride,
June 1, 1988
21
80
National Cancer Survivor Day,
June 5, 1988
21
81
SA Insurance Marketing Assoc.,
June 13, 1988
21
82
TX Dept of Commerce board,
June 14, 1988
21
83
Delta Gamma Kappa State Convention,
June 18, 1988
21
84
Woodlawn Community Assoc.,
June 19, 1988
21
85
Joint Select Committee on the Judiciary,
June 24, 1988
21
86
Concho Trade School, Graduation Address,
June 24, 1988
21
87
Mexican American Physicians’ Assoc.,
July 6, 1988
21
88
Associated Federal Contractors of TX,
July 7, 1988
21
89
San Antonio Orthopedists’ Assoc.,
July 11, 1988
21
90
Communities in Schools,
July 13, 1988
21
91
Greater SA Chamber Legislative Committee, North SA
Chapter,
July 15, 1988
21
92
Optimists’ Club of San Antonio,
July 19, 1988
21
93
TX Hotel and Motel Assoc.,
August 25, 1988
21
94
TX Society of Professional Engineers,
September 6, 1988
21
95
SA Breakfast Club,
September 8, 1988
21
96
Discover Texas Assoc.,
September 11, 1988
21
97
Southwest Airlines,
September 14, 1988
21
98
Leon Valley Rotary Club,
September 15, 1988
21
99
TX Assoc. of Business workers’ compensation, Lab,
September 16, 1988
21
100
Olmos Kiwanis Club,
September 20, 1988
21
101
SA Restaurant Assoc.,
September 22, 1988
21
102
TX Employment Commission, Workers’ Compensation
Seminar,
September 28, 1988
21
103
TX Junior College Teachers’ Assoc.,
October 1, 1988
21
104
National Federation of Independent Business,
October 5, 1988
21
105
Citywide Convocation for Literacy Providers,
October 8, 1988
21
106
NAACP,
October 8, 1988
21
107
Homeowner Taxpayer Assoc.,
October 8, 1988
22
1
TX State Christmas Tree Growers’ Assoc.,
October 15, 1988
22
2
Oak Hills Rotary Club,
October 21, 1988
22
3
Labor Law Seminar, Workers’ Corp.,
October 28, 1988
22
4
Introduction statements on Gov. Purchasing Agents,
October 30, 1988
22
5
The American Cancer Society,
November 29, 1988
22
6
Christmas Tree of Life Celebration,
December 1, 1988
22
7
Clayburne Agency,
December 6, 1988
22
8
Backgound (for speeches?),
December 9, 1988
22
9
Marshall H.S. National Honor Society Introduction,
December 12, 1988
22
10
Alexander & Alexander Workers’ Compensation
Forum,
January 5, 1989
22
11
TMTA,
February 24, 1988
22
12
(No title),
March 3, 1988
22
13
Bexar County Women’s Political Caucus,
June 12, 1989
22
14
TX Women’s Alliance,
June 17, 1989
22
15
Bluebonnet Girl’s State Inauguration,
June 19, 1989
22
16
San Antonio Week in Review, # 65,
July 26, 1989
22
17
TX Assoc. of Business,
August 2, 1989
22
18
San Antonio Business Forum,
August 15, 1989
22
19
Air Force Village II Breakfast Group,
August 17, 1989
22
20
San Antonio Kiwanis Club,
September 19, 1989
22
21
National Assoc. of Retired Federal Workers,
October 3, 1989
22
22
Foster Parent Assoc. Convention,
October 6, 1989
22
23
TX Assoc. of Builders,
October 6, 1989
22
24
SAC Government Class,
October 10, 1989
22
25
TX Assoc. of Business, Employment Relations
Symposium,
October 19, 1989
22
26
Leadership Texas keynote address,
November 2, 1989
22
27
UT Law School,
November 2, 1989
22
28
Executive Women in TX Government,
October 6, 1989
22
29
1990 Speeches – Krier: Typed in law firm
22
30
State Bar Assoc.,
January 5, 1990
22
31
SA Administrative Management Society,
January 16, 1990
22
32
TAB-LBJ School, 3rd Dimension Conference,
January 22, 1990
22
33
Alexander & Alexander of TX, Inc.,
January 23, 1990
22
34
WOAI “Moneymatch”,
January 27, 1990
22
35
SA Manufacturers’ Assoc.,
February 6, 1990
22
36
Greater SA Chamber of Commerce,
February 8, 1990
22
37
Arizona Tourist Industry’s Gov. Symposium on
Tourism,
February 19, 1990
22
38
TX Assoc. of Compensation Consumers,
February 27, 1990
22
39
Introduction of George W. Bush,
March 5, 1990
22
40
Introduction of William Bennett,
March 14, 1990
22
41
TX Daily Newspaper Assoc. conference,
March 26, 1990
22
42
TX Women’s Hall of Fame,
March 27, 1990
22
43
Introduction of LaMarch Smith,
March 31, 1990
22
44
TX Independent Producers & Royalty Owners,
June 4, 1990
22
45
Greater SA Chamber of Commerce,
June 9, 1990
22
46
Bluebonnet Girl’s State,
June 20, 1990
22
47
S.A. A & M Club,
June 30, 1990
22
48
City Club Business Assoc.,
July 25, 1990
22
49
American Soc. Of Safety Engineers,
August 8, 1990
22
50
SA Human Resource Management Assoc.,
August 14, 1990
22
51
SA Transportation Club,
August 15, 1990
22
52
Women’s Council of Realtors,
September 5, 1990
22
53
CBM Education Center Graduation,
September 10, 1990
22
54
SA Area Pharmacists’ Breakfast Club,
September 11, 1990
22
55
SA Claims Assoc.,
September 11, 1990
22
56
Matthews & Branscomb Labor Law Seminar,
October 12, 1990
22
57
Northside Assoc. of TX Professional Educators
(ATPE),
October 16, 1990
22
58
TX Women’s Alliance,
October 17, 1990
22
59
TX A & M 5th System Symposium,
October 18, 1990
22
60
GOP Fall Meeting,
October 19-20, 1990
22
61
Keynote address, End-Use Efficiency Seminar,
October 30, 1990
22
62
TX Assoc. Concerned with School-Age Parenthood,
November 8, 1990
22
63
Leadership TX 1990,
November 15, 1990
22
64
TX Farm Bureau,
November 26, 1990
22
65
United Way workshop for clergy on Operation Desert
Shield,
December 4, 1990
22
66
United Way of TX,
December 7, 1990
22
67
TX Assoc. of Comp Consumers,
December 10, 1990
22
68
7th Annual Nevada Governor’s conference on
Tourism,
December 14, 1990
22
69
Operation Desert Shield,
1990
22
70
SA Board of Realtors and Greater SA Builders’
Assoc.,
January 4, 1991
22
71
ART,
February 13, 1991
22
72
EXXON Wives’ Panel Discussion,
May 8, 1991
22
73
AACOG Senior Advisory Board Seminar,
May 30, 1991
22
74
Republican Leadership Council,
June 1, 1991
22
75
Bluebonnet Girl’s State,
June 19, 1991
22
76
SA Bar Assoc.,
June 20, 1991
22
77
TAB (Luby’s) re: SS Budget,
August 7, 1991
22
78
The American Heart Assoc.,
August 14, 1991
22
79
SA Society of Professional Engineers,
September 3, 1991
22
80
SA Manufacturers’ Assoc.,
September 3, 1991
22
81
Commemorating the signing of the US Constitution,
Rodriguez Elementary,
September 17, 1991
22
82
SA Young Lawyers’ Assoc.,
September 18, 1991
22
83
Alamo Heights Rotary Club,
October 15, 1991
23
1
Bexar County Women’s Bar Foundation,
October, 18, 1991
23
2
Matthews & Branscomb Labor Law Seminar,
October 25, 1991
23
3
CAWP Forum for Women State Legislators,
November 14, 1991
23
4
Tribute NISD Veterans,
November 10, 1991
23
5
Webelos Club Scouts,
November 20, 1991
23
6
University roundtable,
December 11, 1991
23
7
289th Distr. Juvenile Crt,
January 1, 1992
23
8
MHMR Facility Review Task force,
January 15, 1992
23
9
MLK Scholarships,
January 17, 1992
23
10
San Antonio Board of Realtors,
[February, 1992]
23
11
TX Retail Credit Executives Group,
February 19, 1992
23
12
United Suburban Cities,
February 20, 1992
23
13
TX Public Relations Society,
February 22, 1992
23
14
UTSA Speeches,
February 24, 1992
23
15
Incarnate Word Political Parties class,
February 24, 1992
23
16
TX Public Relations Assoc.,
February 26, 1992
23
17
Beeville GOP,
March 2, 1992
23
18
Eisenhower Middle School National Junior Honor
Society Induction,
March 3, 1992
23
19
Keystone School Government / History class,
March 25, 1992
23
20
Bexar County Republican Men’s Club,
March 26, 1992
23
21
Subcommittee on gangs,
March 27, 1992
23
22
Senatorial district committee,
March 28, 1992
23
23
Coker Methodist Church,
March 31, 1992
23
24
American Assoc. of University Women,
April 4, 1992
23
25
Assoc. of Professional Mortgage Women,
April 8, 1992
23
26
Symposium “Encouraging Excellence in the Gifted
Female”,
April 10, 1992
23
27
SA Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse,
April 30, 1992
23
28
Inn at Los Patios Men’s Meeting,
May 6, 1992
23
29
Olympic Festival Staff,
May 6, 1992
23
30
Northside Independent School districts, Board of
trustees induction,
May 11, 1992
23
31
Westside Chamber of Commerce,
May 12, 1992
23
32
Republican Party of TX,
May 13, 1992
23
33
3rd Annual Peace Officers’ Meeting,
May 14, 1992
23
34
Mario Hernandez introduction,
May 18, 1992
23
35
SA Breakfast Club,
May 21, 1992
23
36
Opening ceremonies on IH-10 project between
Woodlawn and Culebra,
May 26, 1992
23
37
Bexar County Republican Women’s Club,
May 29, 1992
23
38
LBJ School,
June, 1992
23
39
United Neighborhood Organization,
June 4, 1992
23
40
Hispanic Voter League Candidate Forum,
June 16, 1992
23
41
“Salute to Freedom”,
July 4, 1992
23
42
St Philip’s College, TX Prep Program,
July 6, 1992
23
43
United Way Referral Agent Program,
July 8, 1992
23
44
Senate Speeches on Women who preceded Krier,
July 28, 1992
23
45
Diamond Shamrock Professional Organization of
Women,
July 28, 1992
23
46
TX Agricultural Extension Service,
July 30, 1992
23
47
SA Chamber of Commerce reception for Republican
National Convention delegates,
August 11, 1992
23
48
Boerne Chamber of Commerce,
August 19, 1992
23
49
Farmers’ Insurance Company,
August 25, 1992
23
50
Bexar County Republican Women,
August 28, 1992
23
51
PSA – KENS TV,
September 1, 1992
23
52
SA Garden Club,
September 2, 1992
23
53
Bexar County Kiwanis Club,
September 8, 1992
23
54
Press Conference / Travel Lodge on River,
September 17, 1992
23
55
Vista Republican Women,
September 21, 1992
23
56
Holy Trinity Presbyterian Church,
September 24, 1992
23
57
Palo Alto speech,
September 24, 1992
23
58
Black Professional Leadership Network,
September 30, 1992
23
59
Lone Star Showcase and Salute to Community
Service,
October 1, 1992
23
60
St Paul Square Owners’ Assoc.,
October 8, 1992
23
61
Alamo City Chamber,
October 9, 1992
23
62
Black Ministers’ Union,
October 13, 1992
23
63
Juvenile Justice Issues Statement,
October 15, 1992
23
64
Redland Elementary,
October 15, 1992
23
65
Final graduation ceremony for Maximus Jobs
clients,
October 16, 1992
23
66
Delta Gamma Kappa Sorority,
October 19, 1992
23
67
Nat. Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week Symposium,
October 23, 1992
23
68
High Risk Infant Program Community Advisor Board,
October 24, 1992
23
69
Leadership SA,
December 16, 1992
23
70
Boerne / Top 10,
1992
23
71
List of 5 draft,
1992
23
72
Press conference – Noon Boerne Chamber,
1992
Senate Materials
The Senate materials also include documentation of Krier’s daily
activities as a senator. These include telephone, travel, and mail logs;
correspondence; an extensive series of photographs of Krier on the senate floor
and participating in other activities and events; daily schedules (including
some invitations and other related documents); speeches; and manuals used by
her office staff. Here also can be found files with materials related to each
senate session in which she participated (69th – 72nd) and to the appointments
and recognition she received while a senator.
24
1
69th Legislature Information,
1985
24
2
70th Legislature Information,
1987
24
3
71st Legislature Information,
1989
24
4
72nd Legislature Information
24
5
Appointments & Recognition
24
6
Senate ephemera
24
7
Senate resolution re: Krier,
November 16, 1992
Subject Files
Other materials important to her campaign efforts are subject
files that reflect issues of concern to Krier as a senator, including health
services, abortion, gang taskforces, tax law information, the Texas State Board
of Regents, and inhalant abuse.
24
8
Abortion
24
9
Adopt-A-Block,
January 5 – 29, 1988, undated
24
10
Agriculture: Green Dragon Growers,
1992
24
11
Agriculture: Texas A & M Agricultural Extension
Service,
1991-1994
24
12
Arts: Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center,
1986-1988
24
13
Arts: Institute of Texan Cultures,
1989
24
14-15
Attorney General’s Child Support,
June 15, 1988 – October 8, 1992,
undated
24
16
Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Office,
January 12, 1988 – July 8,
1990
24
17
Bexar County Appraisal District,
1985-1989
24
18
Bexar County Commissioner’s court,
June 13, 1985 – December 7, 1986,
undated
24
19
Bexar County / Task Force
24
Business & Commerce
24
20
Benson Automotive,
1985-1987
24
21
McNamara-Lunz,
1987
24
22
SW Bell,
1986
24
23
USAA,
1990
24
24
Women’s Chamber,
1988-1992
24
25
Research Park,
1988-1989
24
26
SA / Austin Corridor council,
1985-1988, 1992
24
27
Southwestern Capitol Markets,
1988
25
1
Fiesta Texas, Opryland,
1990-1991
25
2
SA Sports Foundation Support Letter for 1995 Senior
Sports Classic,
1991
25
3
Economic Development / Tourism, Dome Stadium,
1987-1990
25
4
SA Olympic Festival,
1989-1990
25
Chambers
25
5
Leadership San Antonio Information,
1975-1989
25
6
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce,
1989-1992
25
7
Southside Chambers of Commerce,
1988
25
8
Civic groups,
February 28, 1985 – November 7, 1991,
undated
25
9
Coalition of Neighborhood Associations,
June 17, 1987 – November 25, 1992,
undated
25
10
Correspondence,
October 11, 1985 – October 28, 1988,
undated
25
11
Credit card legislation,
June 4 – October 28, 1992
25
Crime
25
12
Coordinating Board,
1985-1988
25
13
Anti-Crime Task force, youth Issues,
July 1, 1988 – November 26, 1990,
undated
25
14
Neighborhood Issues,
July 13, 1988 – October 4, 1990,
undated
25
15
Constitutional amendment process,
June 25 – September 4, 1991
25
16
County Judges and Commissioner’s Conference,
1987
25
17
DWI Bexar County Study,
April, 1988
25
18
DWI misc.,
undated
25
19
DWI Public Involvement Information Group
25
20
DWI – I 863
25
21
Economic Development: Avenida Guadalupe
25
Education:
25
22
Education Alliance for Education Dropout
Collaborative,
1991-1992
25
23
Dropouts: Landmark legislation,
1991
25
24
Education clippings,
1986-1991
25
25
Colleges and universities: Trinity, D. Jesse
Macleay,
1991
26
1
Colleges and universities: UTHSC, BCHD,
1988
26
2
Colleges and universities: Trinity, Tomas Rivera
Center,
1989-1990
26
3
Community Involvement Youth Values and Alternatives
Forum,
May 1992
26
4
General: Teen pregnancy,
1990
26
5
General: Bexar County School Age Parenting Advisory
Council Meeting,
1992-1993
26
6
General: Pilot Programs 71st Legislature:
Parenting, pregnancy (teen), early childhood education,
1989
26
7
General: Greater San Antonio Family Resource
Center, NEISD,
1992
26
8
General: Adult Education, NEISD Program,
1985-1986
26
9
General: Higher Education HACU, Dr. Tony Rigual,
1988-1990
26
10
General: Teachers, Retired Teachers ,
1991-1992
26
11
Family Literacy Center,
1989-1998
26
12
Literacy community in schools,
1986-1990
26
13
Literacy Plot Programs,
1992
26
14
Primary and secondary,
1988-1990
26
15
SA Education Partnership,
1988-1990
26
16
SA ISD Adopt A School Program: Rodriguez Elementary
- Krier’s schedule,
1991
26
17
University Outreach: UT and A&M,
1987-1988
26
18
Edwards Aquifer,
1990
26
19
Election Day Advisory Panel,
January 1979 – February, 1980,
undated
26
20
Electoral College,
1988
26
21
Environment: Recycling: Misc. clippings, programs,
1990
26
22
Environment: Recycling: Alcoa Recycling,
1992
26
23
Environment: Recycling: Leon Valley,
1989
26
24
Filibuster clips,
1991
26
Government
26
25
Target ’90 report,
1987-1991
26
26
Target ’90 report,
1984
26
27
City of San Antonio: Annexation,
1988
26
28
City of San Antonio: Mayor’s Council on Maternal /
Infant Care,
1990
26
29
City of San Antonio: Urban Issues Census,
1989
26
30
Governor’s task force on equal opportunities for women
and minorities,
1980-1983
27
1
Governor’s task force on equal opportunities for women
and minorities,
1980-1982
27
Health and Human Services
27
Child abuse
27
2
SAV Baby of Texas (Donna DeSoto)
27
3
Scared silent
27
4
Child advocates,
1989-1992
27
Children’s Org.
27
5
Project ABC,
1988
27
6
Project ABC
27
7
Project Clips,
1986-1988
27
8
Project High Risk Insurance Pool
27
9
Project, Dr. Marian Sokol,
1986-1989
27
10
ABC – Statewide
27
11
ABC – Cernoch, J.,
1988-1990
27
12
Girl Scouts Fundraising,
1991
27
13
Girl Scouts Cookie Crunch,
1987-1989
27
14
Girl Scouts 75th Anniversary,
1988-1989
27
15
Girl Scouts Krier Award Dinner,
1988
27
16
Scout – About,
1990
27
17
Teen pregnancy resources, S.A. Cares,
1990-1992
27
Foster Care
27
18
TX State Foster Care Association,
1985-1989
27
19
TDHS Foster Care Task Force, David Reilly,
1988-1989
27
20
TX Dept of Human Resources
27
21
One Church – One Child, concept foster program,
1991
27
22
Foster Parent Handbook,
1992
27
23
Handicapped: Date Able / San Antonio,
1987-1991
27
Organizations
27
24
Advocacy, Inc., Letter of support,
June 1992
27
25
SA AIDS Foundation,
1989
27
26
Bucket Avance,
1988-1991
27
27
Children’s regional health-care project,
1992
27
28
Delta society,
1992
27
29
Downtown Youth (Drop In) Center,
1992
27
30
Inman Christian Center,
1987-1992
27
31
S.A. Cares,
1986-1992
27
32
Bobbie Stewart, representative for county judge
Cyndi Krier,
1992
28
1
Partnership for Hope,
1991-1992
28
2
Health Professional Org., Economic Health
Solutions Summit,
1992
28
Hospitals
28
3
Bexar County Hospital District,
1987-1992
28
4
Bexar County Hospital, Medical Center Hospital,
1985-1990
28
5
Immunization: Miscellaneous,
1988
28
Mental Health
28
6
1990-1992
28
7
Mtg briefing: Mental health care for children,
1991
28
8
The Curricular,
1986-1987, 1990-1992
28
9
Mental Health Association,
1986-1991
28
10
Organ donations: Hernandez, George, DA, office,
1988
28
United Way
28
11
Volunteer of the Year,
1992
28
12
CPS,
1986-1989
28
Volunteerism
28
13
1988
28
14-15
undated
28
16
1991
28
17
Holidays: Fireworks, 4th of July,
July 4, 1986
28
18
Home equity borrowing,
February 23, 1987-May 29, 1990,
undated
28
19
Homeowners – Taxpayers’ Association,
1985
28
20
Housing: S.A. Housing Authority,
1988-1991
28
21
Housing: Dennis Duggan & SAHA Family
Self-Sufficiency Program,
1991
28
22
HTA CAP (state)
28
Justice
28
23
Alternatives to the criminal justice system,
August 8, 1987 – December 7,
1989
28
24
Campaign IL program,
1986
28
25
San Antonio Fighting Back,
August 31, 1989 – August 13, 1992,
undated
28
26
District attorney’s crime programs – Grant support,
1992
28
Corrections
28
27
Videotape: CBS News: 48 Hours Texas Prison System
29
1
Bexar County Adult Probation,
1988, 1992
29
2
Bexar County Jail Overcrowding,
1985-1989
29
3
Bexar County Jail,
1992
29
4
Work Program for Bexar County Jail Inmates
(Vickers, Tom),
1990
29
5
Central Texas Parole Violator Facility,
1988
29
Crime
29
6
Treatment Alternative to Street Crime,
1989
29
7
Massage Parlor Task force,
1989
29
8
People Against Violent Crime,
1990
29
Law Enforcement
29
9
LEMIT,
June 17, 1988 – April 2,
1990
29
10
SAPOA,
June 23, 1989 – December 6, 1991,
undated
29
11
SAPOA,
December 12, 1985-1989
29
12
Leadership San Antonio,
February 4, 1987 – 1993
29
13
Lee Trevino
29
14
Local government: Urban Issues: Blacks,
1986
29
15
Local government: Urban issues: Hispanics,
1986-1990
29
16
Loeffler for governor, support committee,
undated
29
Mayor’s Task ForceGangs, subcommittee report,
undated
29
17
Gangs, subcommittee report,
undated
29
18
Gangs,
November 11, 1988 – October 15, 1990,
undated
29
19
Gangs,
1990-1991
29
Media
29
20
Media lists,
1988
29
21
Television, KLRN,
1986-1991
29
22
Print: San Antonio Light,
1987
29
23
Press releases, news releases,
1985
29
Military
29
24
Army: Camp Bullis,
1985-1986
29
25
David Robinson,
1987-1988
29
26
National Women’s Political Caucus,
1984
30
1
Neighborhood associations,
1984-1992
30
2
Newsletters,
1985-1988, undated
30
Organizations
30
3
Girl Scouts,
1990-1992
30
4
Alamo City Republican Women’s club,
1990-1991
30
Politics
30
Elections
30
5
General,
1985
30
6
1988 Candidates,
1988
30
7
People: Joe Krier,
1985
30
Officeholders
30
8
Gov. LaMarch Alexander,
March, November, 1986
30
9
Bullock, Bob,
1988-1992
30
10
Gramm, Phil,
1986-1991
30
11
Smith, Lamar,
1986-1988
30
12
Tejeda, Frank,
1986
30
13
Wolff, Nelson,
1986-1990
30
Organizations
30
14
Southern Republican Exchange, Nashville, TN,
1986
30
15
Southern Rep. Leadership Conference,
1985-1987
30
16
Southern Rep. Exchange, Plane / Travel info &
tickets, Nashville, TN,
1986
30
Leadership
30
American Council on Germany (ACG)
30
17
Walther Kiep – Petra Mies, Trip to San Antonio,
1989
30
18
Walther Kiep, Martina Diexler trip to San
Antonio,
1987-1988
30
19
Wilson, Meg,
May 1986
30
20
Washington,
May 20, 1986
30
21
Misc. info, Charleston, SC,
1986
30
22
Background info: Aspen Report, Hamburg, Germany,
Sept. 1985
30
23
Agenda and list of delegates, Hamburg,
1985
30
24
Post-conference correspondence and misc.
mementos, Hamburg, Germany,
September 1-6, 1986
30
25
Michael Grash trip to Texas,
1986-1987
30
26
1989
30
27
American / German delegates list, Charleston,
SC,
1986
30
28
Follow-up correspondence, Charleston,
July 7-11, 1986
30
29
Conference agenda, plane tickets, info,
Charleston, SC,
July 7-12, 1986
30
30
Germany info, historical & political,
Charleston,
July 7-12, 1986
30
31
1985 conference summary; memos Charleston,
July 7-12, 1986
30
32
Progress 1985, community report,
1985
30
33
Redlining,
August 20-21, 1986
30
34
Republican National Convention,
December 4, 1987-1988
30
35
Fundraiser, Rey Feo,
1990
30
36
State Bar of Texas,
1986-1989
30
37
State Board of Insurance,
1990
30
38
State Republican Executive committee,
September 5 – October 14, 1986
30
39
State tax proposals,
May 13 – June 10, 1991
30
40
Suburban mayors and city council members,
undated
30
41
Tax exemption of churches,
July 31 – September 19, 1991,
undated
30
42
Taxes: Homeowners’ Taxpayers’ Association,
1986-1990
30
43
Teen suicide,
February 3, 1988, undated
30
44
Texans for Fiscal Responsibility,
1989
30
45
Texas Association of Business,
undated
30
46
Texas Homestead Law
30
47
Texas Public Policy Foundation,
December 6, 1990 – November 10,
1992
30
48
THOMAE,
1980
30
49
Thousand Points of Light,
June 1, July 18, 1989
30
50
Toll Fellowship,
1985-1992
30
51
TPW – COA,
1991-1992
31
Transportation
31
1
Budget & finance, VIA; Budget mtg
July 12, 1991
31
2
VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority,
1988
31
3
Highways Litter Projects,
1986
31
4
TSTA (Texas State Teachers Association),
1988
31
5
UT: Ex-Student Award,
1986-1987
31
6
United Suburban Cities,
October 15, October 17, 1992,
undated
31
Water
31
7
Environment: Adopt-A-River, S.A. River Corridor Council,
1992
31
8
Regional Water Study, Background info,
1986
31
9-10
Notebook management of aquifer,
1991
31
11
Groundwater management plan chronology,
1989
31
12-13
Edwards Underground Water District: Chronology of
legislation re: groundwater management plan,
1989
31
14
Clean Water Action,
1991
31
15-16
1991-1992
31
17
Applewhite Project I 875,
1991
31
18
Clips: Surface Water Development,
1990
31
19
Mediation,
1990-1991
31
20
Clips: EUWD (Edwards Underground Water District),
1990-1991
31
21
Development, I 875,
1989
31
22
Wastewater, I 885,
1989
31
23
General, I 885,
1987-1991
31
24
River Protection System,
1990
31
25
: Augmentation,
1992
31
26
Thelma Water Issue, memo,
1992
31
27
Thelma,
1991
32
1
Sarah Youngblood Salado Creek Well J-21,
1992
32
2
Women: Women in Business: Mexican-American Business
& Professional Women
32
3
Women Politics: Bexar County Women’s Political Caucus,
1991
32
Workers’ comp
32
4
Workers’ compensation files,
1991
32
5
Adopted rules,
1991
32
6
Senate bill, final version,
undated
32
7
Senate bill summaries
32
8
AFL-CIO lawsuit
32
9
Chronology
32
10
Speech charts
32
11
Speeches
32
12
State funds
32
13
Statistics
32
14
Texas Association of Compensation Consumers,
1990
32
15
Legislative Oversight Committee 01, General, Part I,
1990-1991
32
16
Legislative Oversight Committee 01, General, Part
II,
1990-1991
32
17
Legislative Oversight Committee 02, Rules, Part I,
1990
32
18
Legislative Oversight Committee 02, Rules, Part II,
1990
32
19
State Board of Insurance 01, Rates, Part I,
1990
32
20
State Board of Insurance 01, Rates, Part II,
1990
32
21
State Board of Insurance 02, Rules,
1991
32
22
Insurance,
1988
32
23
Leasing companies,
1990
32
24
Non-subscribers
32
TX Workers’ Compensation Commission
32
25
1990
32
26
1991
32
27
Forms and Notices,
January 1, 1991
32
28
General, 01, Part I,
1990-1991
32
29
General, 01, Part II,
1990-1991
32
30
Rules, 02, Back Injury Prevention Program
32
31
Rules, 03, Safety Professional Certification,
1990
32
32
Rules, 04, Independent Contractors /
Subcontractors,
1990
33
1
Rules, 05, Medical Fee Guidelines,
undated
33
2
Rules, 06, Drug Prevention Policy,
1991
33
3
Rules, 07, Safety,
1990
33
4
Rules, 08, Employers’ Bill of Rights,
1990
33
5
Research center,
1990
33
6
House Research Organization,
1988
33
7
Forms,
1990
33
8
Letters received and answered,
1991
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