LibQUAL+ is a suite of services that can be used to assess and improve library services. The survey, which takes 10-15 minutes to complete, includes 27 questions on users expectations for specific resources, services, and environment; demographic questions, questions about respondents' use of Steen Library, and a box for comments.
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1, ANDERSON
2, ANGELINA
3, FREESTONE
4, GRIMES
5, HARDIN
6, HOUSTON (COUNTY OF)
7, JASPER
8, LEON
9, LIBERTY
10, MADISON
11, MONTGOMERY
12, NACOGDOCHES
13, NEWTON
14, ORANGE
15, POLK
16, SABINE
17, SAN JACINTO
18, TRINITY
19, TYLER
20, WALKER
21, HOUSTON (CITY OF)
22, DALLAS
23, OUT OF DISTRICT
24, OUT OF STATE
C0NTRIBUT0R
25, LESS THAN $100
26, 100-250
27 ,250-500
28, 500-1000
29, 1000-2500
30, 2500-5000
31, 5000
GR0UP
32, LABOR
33, OIL & GAS
34, ISRAEL
35, PAC-BUSINESS
EVENT
36, 1972 CAMPAIGN
37, 9/22/73 LUFKIN DINNER
38, 6/1/74 HOUSTON PARTY
39, 1974 CAMPAIGN
40, 7/11/75 HUNTSVILLE PARTY
41, 11/21/75 ORANGE DINNER
42, REQUEST FOR NOVEMBER '75
43, CONROE DINNER
44, 1976 CAMPAIGN
45, OFFICE ACCOUNT
46, FUNDS FOR OTHERS
G I F T S
47, LARGE ASHTRAY
48, SMALL ASHTRAY
49, FOSTORIA
50, PEWTER
51, BOOKS
52, JEWELRY
53, MISCELLANEOUS
54, PAPERWEIGHT
55, KEY CHAINS
56, CW CUFF LINKS
MISCELLANEOUS
57, JERRY'S PERSONAL LIST
58, OFFICE CHRISTMAS LIST
59, CITY OFFICIALS
60, SUPPORTERS
61, CONTRIBUTORS (AS A WHOLE)
62, WOODLANDS OCTOBER 22, 1977 FUNDRAISER
63, 1978 CAMPAIGN
64, 10/26/78 LUFKIN DINNER
65, TOWN MEETINGS
66, 1980 CAMPAIGN
67, WASHINGTON FUNDRAISER
68, 6/80 SOLICITATION LETTERS
90, OPEN CASES
91, CLOSED FAVORABLE
92, CLOSED UNFAVORABLE
93, CLOSED OTHER
100, AGING - GENERAL
200, AGRICULTURE - GENERAL
210, BEEF
220, DAIRY
230, FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION (FMHA)
240, PEANUT PROGRAM
250, PEST CONTROL
260, POULTRY
270, SUGAR
280, TEXAS
290, SOIL CONSERVATION
400, ANIMALS - GENERAL
410, HUMANE TREATMENT
415, PORPOISE/TUNA FISHING ISSUE
420, PRESERVATION
500, ARMED SERVICES - GENERAL
510, MARINES
530, POW'S/MIA'S
540, COMMISSARIES
550, UNIONIZATION
600, ARTS & HUMANITIES - GENERAL
800, BANKING - GENERAL
810, REFORM LEGISLATION
820, SAVINGS & LOAN
830, FEDERAL RESERVE
1000, BIG THICKET - GENERAL
1010, BILLS
1020, LEGISLATIVE TAKING
1030, MAXINE JOHNSTON
1040, PRESS
1050, REFERRED
1060, VISITORS CENTER
1100, CENSUS -GENERAL
1200, CIVIL DISORDERS - GENERAL
1300, CIVIL RIGHTS - GENERAL
1305, HOMOSEXUALITY
1310, NACOGDOCHES COUNTY VOTERS LEAGUE
1320, PRIVACY
1400, COMMERCE - GENERAL
1410, PATENTS, TRADEMARKS, COPYRIGHTS
1500, COMMITTEES - GENERAL
1510, AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE
1520, APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
SUB-COMMITTEES
1521. AGRICULTURAL. RURAL DEVELOPMENT & RELATED AGENCIES
1522, DEFENSE
1523, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
1524, ENERGY AND WATER DEVELOPMENT
1525, FOREIGN OPERATIONS
1526, HUD - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
1527, INTERIOR
1528, LABOR - HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFARE
1529, LEGISLATIVE
1530, MILITARY CONSTRUCTIONS
1531, STATE, JUSTICE, COMMERCE & JUDICIARY
1532, TRANSPORTATION
1533, TREASURY-POSTAL SERVICE-GENERAL GOVERNMENT
1535, ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE
1540, BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE
1550, BUDGET COMMITTEE
1560, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE
1570, EDUCATION AND LABOR COMMITTEE
1580, GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE
1590, HOUSE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE
1600, INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
1610, INTERNAL SECURITY COMMITTEE
1620, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE
1630, INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMMITTEE
1640, JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
1650, MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES COMMITTEE
1660, POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE
1670, PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
1680, RULES COMMITTEE
1690, SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS COMMITTEE
1700, SMALL BUSINESS COMMITTEE
1710, STEERING POLICY COMMITTEE
1715, REQUESTS FOR COMMITTEE POSITIONS
1720, VETERANS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
1730, WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
1800, COMMON CAUSE - GENERAL
1900, CONSUMER PROTECTION - GENERAL
1905, CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY
2100, CRIME & LAW ENFORCEMENT - GENERAL
2110, ASSASSINATION COMMITTEE
2120, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
2130, GUN CONTROL
2131, BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS LETTERS
2140, JUDICIARY
2150, FEDERAL EMPLOYEES/REMOVAL
2160, OBSCENITY
2300, DAYS OF RECOGNITION - GENERAL
2400, DEFENSE - GENERAL
2410, DEPARTMENT OF
2500, DRAFT - GENERAL
2700, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY - GENERAL
2800, ECONOMIC STABILIZATION - GENERAL
2900, EDUCATION - GENERAL
2910, BUSING
2920, CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES
2921, R.S.V.P. PROGRAM
2930, INTEGRATION
2940, PRIVATE SCHOOLS
2950, PUBLIC SCHOOLS
2960, SEX EQUALITY
2970, STATE SCHOOLS
2980, LETTERS FROM HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
3100, EMPLOYMENT - GENERAL
3105, FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
3110, CETA
3150, ENDANGERED SPECIES
3200, ENERGY - GENERAL
3205, CARTERS PROPOSED ENERGY PROGRAM (4/77)
3210, NATURAL GAS - GENERAL
3211, -DEREGUALTION
3212,-ALASKAN PIPELINE
3213, GAS RATIONING
3214, WINDFALL PROFITS TAX
3220, PETROLEUM - GENERAL
3221, DECONTROL
3222, ALASKAN PIPELINE
3223, OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF
3224, REFINERS
3230, COAL - GENERAL
3231, SLURRY PIPELINE
3232, STRIP MINING
3235, GAS ALLOCATION CASES
3238, FUEL OR GASOLINE
3240, NUCLEAR
3241, NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL-PRO
3242, NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL - CON
3250, OTHER (SOLAR, THERMAL, ETC.)
3260, DIVESTITURE
3270, FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION
3280, CONSERVATION
3290, TAXATION
3300, OIL LIST - CORRESPONDENCE
3310, OIL LIST - MAILINGS .
3320, RESPONSE TO ENERGY MASS MAILINGS
3400, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL
3410, AUTO EMISSIONS
3420, CLEAN AIR ACT
3425, WASTE DISPOSAL
3450, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT HEARINGS
3500, EQUAL RIGHTS - GENERAL
3505, WOMENS PROGRAMS
3700, FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC)GENERAL
3710, POSTAL REGULATIONS
3800, FEDERAL REGULATRORY AGENCIESGENERAL
3900, FISCAL POLICY - GENERAL
3905, BALANCED BUDGET CAUCUS
3910, BUDGET
3920, CONGRESSIONAL PAY RAISE
3930, INFLATION/RECESSION
3940, INTEREST RATES
3950, MILITARY BUDGET
3960, REAGAN'S ECONOMIC PACKAGE (PRO)
3965, AGAINST REAGAN'S ECONOMIC PACKAGE
3970, WAGE & PRICE CONTROLS
3980, CHRYSLER
4000, FLOODING - GENERAL
4010, DISASTER
4020, INSURANCE
4100, FOOD & DRUG - GENERAL
4115, MARIJUANA LAWS
4120, SACCHARIN BAN
4200, FOREIGN AID - GENERAL
4205, AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (AID)
4210, INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (I.F.Ils.)
4215, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
4220, STATE DEPARTMENT
4225, UNITED NATIONS
4230, PEACE CORPS
4210, INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (I.F.Ils.)
4215, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
4220, STATE DEPARTMENT
4225, UNITED NATIONS
4230, PEACE CORPS
4235, SALT II
4240, REFUGEES
4245, ILLEGAL ALIENS
4250, MULTILATERAL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
4300, FOREIGN COUNTRIES - GENERAL
4310, ANGOLA
4320, CAMBODIA
4325, CHINA
4327, EL SALVADOR
4330, GREECE
4335, GUYANA
4340, HUNGARY
4350, INDIA
4355, IRAN
4360, ISRAEL
4370, ISRAELIARAB CONFLICT
4372, AWACS-PRO
4375, AWACS-AGAINST
4380, KHMER
4390, KURDISTAN
4400, MEXICO
4405, NICARAGUA
4410, PAKISTAN
4420, PANAMA
4430, RHODESIA
4440, RUSSIA
4450, S. VIETNAM
4460, TURKEY
4500, FORESTRY - GENERAL
4510, CLEAR CUTTING
4520, DISTRICT TIMBER
4530, MANAGEMENT
4535, REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK
4540, WILDERNESS
4600, FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION (FTC)GENERAL
4800, GRANTS - GENERAL
4810, EMERGENCY DISASTER
4900, GSA (GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION) - GENERAL
5100, HEALTH - GENERAL
5110, ABORTION
5120, AGENCIES
5130, ALCOHOLISM & DRUGS
5140, INSURANCE
5145, MEDICARE COVERAGE
5160, VITAMINS
5200, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN RESOURCES
5210, HEALTH PLANNING GUIDELINES & HOSPITAL CLOSINGS
5220, HISTORIC PLACES
5300, HOUSING - GENERAL
5500, IMMIGRATION - GENERAL
5550, INDIAN AFFAIRS
5600, INDUSTRY - GENERAL
5610, FISHING
5620, IMPORT & EXPORT
5700, INSURANCE - GENERAL
5750, INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF
5755, FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE
5800, INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) - GENERAL
6000, JUSTICE, DEPARTMENT OF:General
6400, KEEPIES - GENERAL
6600, LABOR - GENERAL
6610, HATCH ACT
6615, MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1977
6620, MINIMUM WAGE
6625, NATIONAL REFORM/RELATIONS ACT
6630, O.S.H.A.
6650, COMPENSATION
6660, UNIONS
6700, LAND USE - GENERAL
6800, LOBBYING:GENERAL
6900, MINING & MINERALS - GENERAL
6910, MISCELLANEOUS
7000, MOBILE OFFICE VISITORS
7010, NATIONAL ARCHIVES
7100, NEWSLETTER - GENERAL
7500, PENSIONS - GENERAL
7510, ARMED SERVICES
7520, CIVIL SERVICE
7530, RAILROAD
7540, SOCIAL SECURITY
7550, VETERANS
7600, POLITICAL AFFAIRS - GENERAL
7610, CAMPAIGN FINANCING
7615, POTENTIAL CONTRIBUTORS
7620, POLITICAL REFORM
7625, POLLS, QUESTIONNAIRES & SURVEYS
7630, VOTING
7640, ENDORSEMENTS
7650, CONSERVATIVE GROUPS
7700, POSTAL - GENERAL
7710, CLOSINGS
7730, 5-DAY DELIVERY
7800, PRESIDENT, OFFICE OF - GENERAL
7810, CIA
7830, PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT
7900, PRISONS - GENERAL
8000, QUESTIONNAIRES - GENERAL
8300, REA (RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION)GENERAL
8400, REAP (RURAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM)GENERAL
8500, RECREATION - GENERAL
8550, RELIGION - GENERAL
8600, REVENUE SHARING - GENERAL
8800, SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SBA)GENERAL
8900, STUDENT PROGRAMS - GENERAL
8910, CLOSE UP
8920, INTERN PROGRAMS
8930, PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM
8940, WASHINGTON WORKSHOP
8950, WHITE HOUSE CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON
9100, TAXATION - GENERAL
9105, CAPITAL GAIN TAX ON TIMBER
9110, CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
9120, ESTATE TAX
9125, PROPOSITION 13
9130, TAX-CUT 1981
9135, AGAINST REAGAN'S TAX-CUT
9140, TAX ON SAVINGS
9145, TAX ON OVERSEAS INCOME
9150, TAX ON FRINGE BENEFITS
9200, TELEVISION PROGRAMMING - GENERAL
9145, TAX ON OVEH3EA3 INCOME
9150, TAX ON FRINGE BENEFITS
9200, TELEVISION PROGRAMMING - GENERAL
9250, RADIO PROGRAMMING - GENERAL
9300, TEXAS - GENERAL
9310, COMMITTEES WITHIN DISTRICT
9320, DETCOG (DEEP EAST TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS)
9330, EAST TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
9340, GCSPR (GULF COAST STATE PLANNING REGION)
9350, SETRPC (SOUTH EAST TEXAS REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION)
9360, STATE LEGISLATURE, REFERRED TO
9370, STATE OFFICE ON D.C.
9380, TSCRA (TEXAS & SOUTHWESTERN CATTLE RAISERS ASSOCIATION)
9390, TEXAS STATE OFFICIALS
9395, TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL
9500, TRANSPORTATION - GENERAL
9505, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
9510, AMTRAK
9520, AVIATION
9530, HIGHWAYS
9540, RAILROAD
9550, SAFETY
9560, TEXAS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (TIA)
9570, TRUCKING
9580, WATERWAYS
9600, UNFAVORABLE
9610, UNUSUAL LETTERS
9700, UNIVERSITIES - GENERAL
9710, SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY
9720, STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY
9800, URBAN PLANNING - GENERAL
9900, UTILITIES - GENERAL
9905, ELECTRICITY
9910, TELEPHONE
10100, VETERANS - GENERAL
10110, EDUCATION AND TRAINING
10120, HOSPITALS
10130, HOUSING
10200, VOTING - GENERAL
10300, VOTING RIGHTS ACT EXTENSION (AGAINST)
10400, WATER & SEWER - GENERAL
10450, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES - GENERAL
10500, WELFARE - GENERAL
10510, DIVORCE/NURSING HOMES
10520, FOODSTAMP PROGRAM
10530, SOCIAL SERVICES
10600, WOODLANDS, THE - GENERAL
REQUEST FILE
11000, REQUESTS - GENERAL (A THRU L)
11100, REQUESTS - GENERAL (M THRU Z)
11200, AGRICULTURE YEARBOOKS - GENERAL
11300, BILLS - GENERAL
11400, BIRTHDAY LETTERS - CONSTITUENT LETTERS
11410, LETTERS TO WHITE HOUSE
11500, CALENDARS - GENERAL
11600, CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORIES - GENERAL
11700, CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MAILING LIST - CONSTITUENT
11710, LETTERS TO CLERK
11800, DEBATE BOOKS - GENERAL
11900, FLAGS - CONSTITUTENT LETTERS
11910, LETTERS TO WHITE, GEORGE M.
12000, FRAMING-GENERAL
12100, G.P.O.GENERAL
12200, INFORMATION ON CW - GENERAL
12210, DEMOCRATIC STUDY GROUP
12250, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-C.R.S.-GENERAL
12300, PAMPHLETS - GENERAL
12400, PASSES - GENERAL
12500, PERSONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - GENERAL
12510, CONGRATS
12520, GET WELL
12530, SYMPATHY
12535, REGRETS
12540, THANK YOUS
12600, RECOMMENDATIONS BY CW - GENERAL
12700, REQUESTS FORM OUR OFFICE - GENERAL
12800, TOURS & VISITORS - CONSTITUTENTS LETTERS
12810, LETTERS TO WHITE HOUSE VISTIORS OFFICE
12820, VISITOR FOLLOW-UP LETTERS
PROJECT FILE
13999, ALABAMA-COUSHATTA
14000, BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY - GENERAL
14010, MILICAN DAM
14020, CHESTNUT PARK APARTMENTS
14100, DEEP WATER PORT - GENERAL
14102, EAST TEXAS LEGAL SERVICES
14103, ENVIRONMENTAL & ENERGY STUDY CONFERENCE
14105, LUFKIN REVENUE SHARING
14200, NECHES RIVER - GENERAL
14210, MID-COUNTY BRIDGE
14220, ROCKLAND DAM
14230, SALT WATER BARRIER
14231, ALLEN CREEK NUCLEAR PROJECT
14232, NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL
14233, NUCLEAR WASTE - LEON COUNTY
14234, NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
14235, PALESTINE PROJECT (LINDY WILLIS)
14240, BARRIER ISLANDS
14245, GRAND CAYMAN TURTLE FARM
14300, SABINE RIVER AUTHORITY - GENERAL
14310, BON WIER
14320, TOLEDO BEND RESERVOIR
14330, SRA-FPC ANNUAL CHARGES
14400, SANDY CREEK WATERSHED - GENERAL
14420, STITT SPARK PLUGS (AL BRENHOLTS)
14425, TEXAS 1986 SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMISSION
14430, THE TRILATERAL COMMISSION
14500, TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY - GENERAL
14510, TENNESSEE COLONY RESERVOIR
14520, TRINITY CANAL
14530, WALLISVILLE SALT WATER BARRIER
14600, WATER RESOURCES APPROPRIATIONS HEARINGSGENERAL
14700, MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS - GENERAL
14701, FRANKLIN HELT - PRIVATE BILL
14702, HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY
14703, WILLIAM T. LANSTRIP, SR.
14704, EXXON COAL GASIFICATION PROJECT
14705, CORPS OF ENGINEERS
14706, FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT AMENDMENTS
14710, HIGHWAY #105
14720, JEFFERSON-ORANGE STUDY ON REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION
14730, LUFKIN FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT
14740, MATAGORDA ISLAND
14750, NACOGDOCHES FLOOD FILE
14760, NEW JERSEY AVENUE ASSOCIATION
14770, RESOURCE CONSERVATION * DEVELOPMENT (BIG 8 RC & D)
14775, RENT CONTROL - GENERAL
14790, FLOODING
14792, WHISPERING OAKS
14800, LOCAL PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM
14802, CAUCUS GENERAL
14804, RURAL CAUCUS
14810, STEEL CAUCUS
14820, SUNBELT CAUCUS
14830, TOURISM CAUCUS
14835, DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
PETS
16000, ANGELLE, EARL
16100, BENSON, J. PRUE
16110, CASON, JOHN R.
16200, CHOTINER, JOSEPH
16210, DOYLE, JIM.
16300, DUDLEY, BERTIS
16400, FAIN, VICTOR & LUCILLE
16410, FREDERICK, M. L.
16420, HARDY, WAYNE W.
16500, JACKSON, DARRELL
16600, JOHNSON, RUSSELL L.
16700, LAFFERTY, L.D., JR.
16750, MCGOWAN, JEANNIE
16800, MCWILLIAMS, P.I. (1976)
16900, MINGEE, BETTY
17000, PHELPER, BEN
17100, RUSHING, E. 0.
17200, SANDLIN, BAILEY
17300, SELLERS, WAYNE (1976)
17400, SHARTLE, THOMAS H., JR.
17450, SIMOND, PERCY
17500, SINDERMAN, BOB
17600, SLOVER, MRS. PAULINE
17650, STRANGE, E. A. "MACK"
17700, PHELPER, BEN (WATCHDOG)
ACADEMY FILE
18000, ACADEMIES-GENERAL
18010, AIR FORCE ACADEMY-GENERAL
18020, MILITARY ACADEMY-GENERAL
18030, NAVAL ACADEMY-GENERAL
CASEWORK FILE
19000, VETERANS
19010, SOCIAL SECURITY
19020, MILITARY
19030, ARMY
19040, AIR FORCE
19050, NAVY
19060, MARINES
19070, COAST GUARD
19080, IMMIGRATION
19090, MISCELLANEOUS
19095, MOBILE OFFICE CASES (DISTRICT OFFICES)
LISTS
20000, OIL LIST
20001, 2ND DISTRICT
20002, HOUSTON
20003, OUT OF DISTRICT
20004, OUT OF STATE
20005, WASHINGTON
20006, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
20007, AMERICAN LEGION POST (2ND DIST.)
20008, VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS (2ND DIST.)
20009, CHRISTIAN PRAYER GROUP
20010, COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMEN
20011, STATE SENATORS
20012, STATE REPRESENTATIVES
20013, SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS (In District)
20014, BANKS (IN DISTRICT)
20015, MAYORS
20016, SMALL BUSINESSMEN (from NFIB Mandate Report 1-23-78)
20017, LIBRARIANS-DISTRICT
20019, HIGH SCHOOLS PRINCIPALS
20020, COUNTY OFFICIALS-ANDERSON COUNTY
20021, ANGELINA COUNTY
20022, FREESTONE COUNTY
20023, GRIMES COUNTY
20024, HARDIN COUNTY
20025, HOUSTON COUNTY
20026, JASPER COUNTY
20027, LEON COUNTY
20028, LIBERTY COUNTY
20029, MADISON COUNTY
20030, MONTGOMERY COUNTY
20031, NACOGDOCHES COUNTY
20032, NEWTON COUNTY
20033, ORANGE COUNTY
20034, POLK COUNTY
20035, SABINE COUNTY
20036, SAN JACINTO COUNTY
20037, TRINITY COUNTY
20038, TYLER COUNTY
20039, WALKER COUNTY
PRESS
20050, DISTRICT WEEKLYS
20051, DISTRICT DAILYS
20052, WASHINGTON PRESS
20053, RADIO STATIONS
20054, TV STATIONS
20055, PERIODICS
20100, PAC
20101 ,AGRICULTURE/FARM EQUIPMENT/TOBACCO
20102, AIRCRAFT/AEROSPACE/MILITARY INDUSTRIAL
20103, AIRLINES/AVIATION 201041AUTOMOTIVE/HEAVY EQUIPMENT/ACCESSORIES
20105, BANKING/FINANCE/SECURITIES
20106, BROADCASTING/CABLE TV/ADVERTISING/SIGNS & SIGNALS
20107, BUILDERS/BUILDING MATERIALS/CONTRACTORS
20108, BUSINESS/COMMERCE/DATA PROCESSING/BUSINESS SERVICES
20109, CHEMICALS
20110, DRUGS/PHARMACEUTICALS/TOILETRIES
20111, ELECTRONICS/APPLIANCES
20112, ENERGY: PETROLEUM
20113, ENERGY: NON-PETROLEUM
20114, FOOD SERVICE/FOOD PRODUCTS/BEVERAGES
20115, FORESTRY/FOREST PRODUCTS/PAPER/PACKAGING
20116, GOVERNMENT/AUTHORITIES/PORTS & HARBORS
20117, HEALTH/EDUCATION
20118, INSURANCE
20119, LABOR
20120, LAW/CONSULTANTS/FREE LANCE REPS.
20121, MANUFACTURERS
20122, MERCHANDISING/RETAILERS
20123, METALS/ORES/MINERALS
20124, PROFESSIONAL GROUPS
20125, PUBLISHING/PRINTING/BULK MAILING
20126, REAL ESTATE/NATURAL RESOURCES
20127, RECREATION/ENTERTAINMENT/HOTELS
20128, TELEPHONE SYSTEMS
20129, TEXTILES/LEATHER/APPAREL
20130, TRANSPORTATION (SEE ALSO 'AIRLINES AVIATION)
20131, UTILITIES
20132, DEFENSE
20133, EDUCATION
21000, COUNTY PRECINCT CHAIRMEN
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
22000, DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
22001, REPUBLICAN MEMBERS
22002, TEXAS DELEGATION MEMBERS
22003, DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF AD HOC ENERGY COMMITTEE
22004, REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF AD HOC ENERGY COMMITTEE
22005, DELEGATES AND RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS
22006, SUNBELT COUNCIL
22007, ALABAMA
22008, ARKANSAS
22009, FLORIDA
22010, GEORGIA
22011, KENTUCKY
22012, LOUISIANA
22013, MISSISSIPPI
22014, NORTH CAROLINA
22015, OKLAHOMA
22016, SOUTH CAROLINA
22017, TENNESSEE
22018, TEXAS
22019, VIRGINIA
22020, ARIZONA
22021, NEW MEXICO
22022, COLORADO
22023, MARYLAND
22024, MISSOURI
22025, WEST VIRGINIA
22026, DELAWARE
22027, PUERTO RICO
22028, VIRGIN ISLANDS
FOLLOW UP MAILINGS
25000, FOM-CALENDARS (CATS20001-4,20020-39)
25001, FOM-OIL LETTER RE MILLER, CARTER AND KRAFT ARTICLES (CATS 20001-4)
25002, FOM-OIL LETTER RE CARTER'S DEREGULATION STAND(CATS 20001-4)
25003, FOM-OIL LETTER RE CARTER'S REORGANIZATION PROPOSAL(CATS 20001-4)
25004, FOM-FEA SUMMARY & TEXAS MONTHLY ARTICLE
25005, FOM-LETTER TO DEMOCRATIC APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS
25006, FOM-LETTER TO REPUBLICAN APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS
25007, FOM-TO APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE RE 3-10-77 VOTE ON CWIS AMENDMENT
25008, FOM-TO MEMBERS VOTING YES ON CWIS AMENDMENT ON AID TO NICARAGUA
25009, FOM-TO MEMBERS VOTING NO ON CWIS AMENDMENT ON AID TO NICARAGUA
25010, FOM-CONGRESSIONAL STAFF ENERGY SEMINAR, 7-7/8-77
25011, FOM-TO TEXAS DELEGATION RE ENERGY LETTER W/TELEGRAM TO PRESIDENT
25012, FOM-TO DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF AD HOC ENERGY COMMITTEE RE H.R. 6831
25013, FOM-TO SUPPORTER LIST RE NEWSLETTER
25015, FOM-CJS LETTER TO OIL LIST (20001-4)
25016, FOM-CJS LETTER TO NEW ADDITIONS FROM FUNDRAISER LIST
25017, FOM-LETTER TO $1,000 CONTRIBUTORS FROM WOODLANDS FUNDRAISER
25018, FOM-LETTER TO THOSE CONTRIBUTING UNDER $1,000 AT WOODLANDS
25019, FOM-ENERGY LETTER (Cats 20001-4) WITH NEWS ARTICLES
25020, 1977 CALENDAR MAILING LIST
29021. FOM-LETTER TO MANDATE REPORT PEOPLE W/CALENDARS
25022, FOM-LETTER TO MANDATE REPORT PEOPLE WITHOUT CALENDARS
25023, FOM-DEAR COLLEAGUE LETTER ON OCS BILL (1-25-78)
25024, FOM-MAYORS LETTER TO TEXAS DELEGATION (3-1-78)
25025, FOM-IMPART Project LETTER TO TEXAS DELEGATION (3-22-78)
25026, FOM-DEAR COLLEAGUE TO TEXAS DELEGATION RE: EPA RESOLUTION
25027, FOM-DEAR COLLEAGUE TO TEXAS DELEGATION RE: OIL LUNCHEON
25028, FOM-INVITE FOR MARTIN FROST DINNER 7-14-78
25029, FOM-To IR & BANKING COMMITTEE RE FOR OP APP BILL(7-27-78)
25030, FOM-STEEL CAUCUS LETTER TO COMMITTEE MEMBERS(8-1-78)
25031, FOM-TOWN MEETING LETTERS TO NFIB FOR AUGUST COUNTIES(8-14-78)
25032, ALSO TO COUNTY OFFICIALS FOR CONCERNED COUNTIES
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