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Scope and Contents The folder contains letters from members of Congress to the Subcommittee on Military Construction’s Chairman, Ron Packard, requesting approval and funding for military projects related to the Army, Navy, and Air Force in their districts under the 1998 Military Construction Appropriations Bill. A few congressmen attached full construction project data to their requests (Armory in Centerville, Tennessee; Quality Evaluation Lab in Pine Bluff, Arkansas; Base Engineering Complex for the Vance Air...

Scope and Contents Folder contains a United States 104th Congress Press Kit folder. The items in the folder include Ron Packard's business card; an official photograph of Ron Packard; a short one-page biography of Packard's career as a Congressman; and documents on Packard’s 103rd Congress legislative accomplishments which include articles on Packard's contribution to immigration policies, his vote against Clinton's tax plan, list of awards for his fiscal responsibility, and his defense conversation...

Scope and Contents Folder contains Ron Packard's speeches, speech cards, and speech prep documents from the years 1985 to 1986. Topics included his reflection on the first 7 months of the 98th Congress; the value and contribution of women (Vista Sorptimist); Tax Code Overhaul, the Orange County Tax Questionnaire results, and an AP Wire discussing House Speaker Tip O’Neill’s sentiments on President Reagan’s tax plan; National Day of Fasting to Combat Hunger on November 24th, 1985; support for Impact Aid Funds...

Scope and Contents Folder contains a copy of Ron Packard’s Memorial Day address on May 27, 1996; an edited and transcribed copy of that Memorial Day speech from William C. Manes; a thank you letter from Gerrit W. Gong for Ron Packard’s attendance at the CSIS Hong Kong Conference in 1998; a copy of Ron Packard’s speech from the CSIS Hong Kong Conference; Ron Packards House of Respresentative address on the restoration of certain POW/MIA authorities applicable to the Department of Defense; copy of Newt...

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Foldern includes a small packet containing a memorandum about Ron Packard's write-in victory and 5 small pencils with his name on them; a photo copy of the small packet; and a summary document for the Congressional write-in contest for the 43rd Congressional District which includes exhibits from election day, correspondence, press coverage, statistical analysis, the court case and the District Attorneys report.

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Folder contains a spiral bound copy of the Political Action Committee Report on the 1984 election of Ron Packard.

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Folder includes a single booklet that contains the California Congressional District 43 Voter Survey report conducted by Moore Information. The report includes current perspectives; attitudes about current topics [Congressional priorities, abortion, San Diego area, redistricting]; voter influences; and attitudes toward elected officials.

Scope and Contents Folder contains documents from the years 1990 to 1998 inluding two copies of the December 1990 Political Report on the 43rd Congressional District prepared for Ron Packard discussing the political environment after election day and topics concerning San Diego and Orange county; the proposed strategy to re-elect Packard in 1992; typed and handwritten memos between Robert L. Livingston, Pete Hoekstra and Speaker Newt Gingrich; and a copy of a presentation entitled "Review of Eventes Leading up...

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Folder contains a single multi-page document entitled the Forty-eighth Congressional District Tracking Survey prepared for "Friends of Ron Packard" on October 1994. The survey includes questions and statistical results on topics focusing on current issues, impressions of candidates, annual incove before taxes.

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Folder contains statements, talking points, and news releases from 1993 to 1995, focusing on Ron Packard's stance on U.S. immigration policy, the closure of the San Clemente and Temecula traffic checkpoints, and his support for the passage of the Private Property Bill of Rights.