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Scope and Contents This folder contains the ideas and perspectives of Packard, as well as the perspectives of the Republican Party on prominent issues including abortion; agricultral restrictions; defense budget spending; yearly budget government spending and allowed debt; the United States' role in foreign affairs and aid (with countries like Bosnia, China, Haiti, Israel, States of the former Soviet Union, and Somalia); the cable industry; political campaigns and PACs; child care; Civil Rights; Congressional...

Scope and Contents This folder contains information on the wetland use and Nationwide Permit Programs that culminated in 1999-2000. This folder contains letters and other documents written by Packard and his office as well as other individuals, coalitions, and agencies that look at the ability to use land that is determined to be a wetland. They take into account the water use from the wetland, as well as the appropriate and efficient use of land and energy that could be derived from changing the nature and...

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Responses from Congressman Ron Packard's office to constituents on various subjects from October 30, 1997 - January 26, 1998.

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This folder contains responses from Congressman Ron Packard's office to consitutients on various subjects from Febuary 12th, 1997 - June 30th, 1998.

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This folder contains responses from Congressman Ron Packard's office to consitutients on various subjects from January 29th, 1997 - December 21st, 1998.

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This folder contains responses from Congressman Ron Packard's office to consitutients on various subjects from March 5th, 1997 to December 22nd, 1998.

Scope and Contents This folder contains letters written to Congressman Packard and his office, as well as letters from Packard himself. These written letters are the goals, wants, or needs of the person writing them (predominantly city officials). The letters include meetings and proposed plans with certificates of completion for those projects fulfilled within Packard's district. The projects include those devoted to limiting environmental impacts, gaining more resources, city expansion, and more. These...