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This folder contains lettters written to and from Congressman Ron Packard. The recepients vary, however most are fellow politicians or their families. These letters include thank you's for support, as well other kind wishes such as condolences.

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This folder contains a proposed traffic stop on the 5 Freeway in San Clemente. It includes the logisitcs needed to construct the checkpoint, as well as reasons for the creation of a new checkpoint.

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This folder contains information on the Social Security Reform Bill. The information includes what exactly the reform is aiming to do, as well as the clear support and co-sponsor that Congressman Packard offered to the bill.

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This folder contains letters written by Ron Packard to express his interest in getting repair funds to Camp Pendelton for the 1994 Fiscal Year. These letters include the amount Packard needed, as well as the indication that the bill was a success. Also included are response letters to Packard, as well as the actual proposed bills.

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This folder contains letters written by Ron Packard to express his interest in getting funds diverted to Camp Pendelton for the 1995 Fiscal Year. Also included are letters indicating Packard's success in gaining the funding, as well as information on another issue presented by Packard, that being undocumented immigration.

Scope and Contents This folder contains Packard's view undocumented immigrantion in California during the late 1980s and into the 90s. Documents include personal letters and statements from Packard about his goal of bolstering border security at the expense of a larger checkpoint further North. Also included are newspaper clips regarding public support for the idea, as well as papers highlighting the dangers of placing checkpoints farther north of the border. Other newspapers criticize the decision to close...

Scope and Contents This folder contains Packad's proposed changes to the checkpoints in North County, which he believed were wasteful of funds and inefficient. Inside are letters written to and by Packard; those from Packard clearly indicate an effort to disband the two checkpoints, with support from those who supported it. Also included in the folder are fiscal statements detailing how funds would be diverted from checkpoints to the border and to INS. Other proposed plans included expanding the existing...

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This folder contains a bill from the 104th Congress' 1st session to terminate certain Border Patrol traffic operations in California.

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This folder contains letters written to Ron Packard from various city officals, praising his idea and giving their support to his proposed plan with the border checkpoints. The letters are from cities and constituents within Packard's district.

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This folder contains letters from Congressman Packard for his view and need for the upcoming fiscal years (1996 and 1997). He expresses the needs of Camp Pendelton and the responses to him are not hopeful, with budget cuts being a major reason. (prep for fiscal year 96)