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WALTER EUGENE GUESS (1932-1975). Papers; ca. 1960-1975. 15 cu. ft.

"Gene" Guess was born in Mississippi. He graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1955, and received a law degree from the University of Virginia in 1959. He served as an officer in the U.S. Army (1955-1956), and the Army Reserve (until 1963). He married Carolyn Suber in 1957 and they moved to Alaska in 1959. Gene Guess was admitted to the Alaska Bar in 1960 and in 1961 he formed the law firm of Ely and Guess with Robert Ely. They were later joined by Joseph Rudd, and the name of the firm became Ely, Guess, and Rudd. Guess was president of the firm until his death. He entered politics in 1963, when he served as the southcentral Alaska campaign chairman for Governor William Egan. In 1964, he was elected to the first of four successive terms in the state House of Representatives. While in the House he served as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee (1965-1966), as vice-chairman of the House Commerce Committee (1965-1966), as House minority whip (1967-1968), as chairman of the House Minority Caucus (1967-1968), as chairman of the Alaska State Legislative Council (1969-1971), as Majority Floor Leader (1969-1970), as chairman of the House Local Government Committee (1969-1970), as chairman of the Special House Committee on Monetary Policy (1969-1970), and as Speaker of the House (1970-1972). He retired from the legislature in 1972 to run for United States Senate. He ran unsuccessfully against Senator Ted Stevens in 1972, and again in 1974 against Senator Mike Gravel. In addition to his political activities, Gene Guess served as vice-chairman of the Governor's Advisory Committee on Economic Development (1962-1964), and served as special assistant to the Governor, Post Alaska earthquake, as a liaison to the Anchorage banking community (1964). He was a member of the Greater Anchorage Democratic Club (president, 1963-1964), the Alaska State Chamber of Commerce (1968-1975), the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce (1969-1975), the Alaska Export Expansion Council (1966-1975), and the Alaska Development Council for Alaska Methodist University (1968-1975). He also served on the board of directors for the Anchorage Boys Club, the Alaska and Virginia bar associations and the Federal Bar Association. His honors include being named Outstanding Young Man in America by the U.S. Jaycees (1966), being named one of the 50 outstanding legislators by the Eagleton Institute of Politics (1968), and being selected as one of the 16 top state legislators by the Citizens Conference on State Legislators (1971). In 1965 he received the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Freedom Award. He died in Juneau Alaska.

The collection consists of records relating primarily to Gene Guess' political career. It is divided into four parts. Part A: personal papers, consists of correspondence, records relating to Gene Guess' work as a campaign chairman for the 1963 Egan gubernatorial campaign, and records relating to the Governor's Advisory Council on Economic Development. Part B: legislative records, consists of correspondence, records relating to the Legislative Council, bill files, and general subject files. Part C: campaign records, consists of papers relating to Gene Guess' campaigns for Alaska House of Representatives (1964, 1966, 1968, 1970) and campaigns for United States Senate (1972, 1974). Included are correspondence, speeches, polls and surveys, media and advertising records, records concerning campaign contributions, mailing lists, subject files, and other similar types of records. Part D: other papers, consists of publications.

Presented to the archives by Carolyn Guess in 1990. A deed of gift was signed in 1990.

HMC-0366

Inventory:

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Part A. Personal Papers

Series 1. Correspondence; 1961-1974. .35 cu. ft. Arranged chronologically.
This series consists of personal correspondence between Gene Guess and various state agencies, and public and private individuals.

Series 2. Egan Campaign Files; 1961-1963. .35 cu. ft. Arranged by type of record.
This series consists of records relating to Gene Guess' work as the southcentral Alaska campaign chairman for the 1963 gubernatorial campaign of Governor William Egan. Included are correspondence, speeches, notes, lists of contributors, financial records, advertizing records and other papers.

Series 3. Governor's Advisory Council on Economic Development; 1961. .1 cu. ft.
This series consists of papers relating to Gene Guess' involvement in the Governor's Advisory Council on Economic Development. Included are meeting agendas and notes.

Part B. Legislative Records

Series 1. Correspondence; 1965-1972. 1.65 cu. ft. Arranged chronologically.
This series consists of correspondence relating to Gene Guess' activities as a state legislator. Included are constituent correspondence; correspondence between Gene Guess and other legislators, government officials and public officials; reading files; and mailing lists. Subjects include legislative bills; government policies; local government; health, education, and welfare; and other subjects. There are also invitations to various speaking function and public appearances, and congratulatory mail and telegrams.

Series 2. Legislative Council; 1969-1972. .65 cu. ft. Arranged by type of record.
This series consists of records relating to Gene Guess' chairmanship of the Legislative Council of the Alaska Legislature. Included are council minutes; correspondence concerning council activities, the Brookings Institute, and the council's Sub-committee on Higher Education; and council publications, primarily concerning the oil industry in Alaska.

Series 3. Bill Files; 1965-1972. 2 cu. ft. Arranged chronologically by legislative session and thereafter numerically by bill number.
This series consists of records relating to bills and resolutions of the House of Representatives of the Alaska Legislature. Included are correspondence between Gene Guess, other legislatures, various public officials, and private individuals concerning various bills and subjects related to them; drafts of legislation; notes; clippings and articles concerning various bills; and other, similar types of records. There are also drafts of some Senate bills, drafts of House and Senate resolutions, and lists of House bills and appropriations.

Series 4. General Subject Files; 1968-1972. 4 cu. ft. Arranged alphabetically.
This series consists of records concerning various state issues, government and private agencies, public individuals, and other subjects, gathered by Gene Guess during his time in the Alaska Legislature. Subjects include airlines, Alaska Methodist University, the Atomic Energy Commission nuclear testing on Amchitka, banking, the Democratic Party, Governor William Egan, Governor Walter Hickel, land claims, the pipeline, revenue sharing, transportation the University of Alaska, and other subjects. Types of records include correspondence, notes, articles, clippings, and other types of records.

Part C. Campaign Records

Series 1. 1964 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1964. .1 cu. ft.
This series consists of records concerning the contributions to and expenses of Gene Guess' 1964 campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives.

Series 2. 1966 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1966. .1 cu. ft.
This series consists of records relating to media advertizing and communications in the 1966 reelection campaign of Gene Guess to the Alaska House of Representatives.

Series 3. 1968 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1967-1969. .1 cu. ft. Arranged by type of record.
This series consists of records relating to the 1968 reelection campaign of Gene Guess to the Alaska House of Representatives. Included are correspondence and notes, and public opinion surveys.

Series 4. 1970 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1969-1970. .15 cu. ft. Arranged by type of record.
This series consists of records relating to the 1970 reelection campaign of Gene Guess to the Alaska House of Representatives. Included are correspondence, memoranda, and notes; radio, television, and newspapers orders; mailing lists and endorsements; public opinion surveys; and questionnaires.

Series 5. 1972 Campaign for the U.S. Senate; 1970-1973. 2.80 cu. ft. Arranged by type of record.
This series consists of records relating to Gene Guess' 1972 campaign for U.S. Senate against Senator Ted Stevens. Included are correspondence between Gene Guess and various public and private individuals; campaign memoranda and plans; media and advertizing records including correspondence, advertizing layouts, biographical information, and media advertizing schedules; directories and mailing lists; city, town, and village files; speeches; campaign mailings; polls; and other records. Also included are records relating to the 1970 U.S. Senate campaign of Wendell P. Kay, including contribution records, correspondence, mailing lists, and questionnaires. These records were given to Gene Guess by Wendell P. Kay to assist Guess in his Senate campaign.

Series 6. 1974 Campaign for the U.S. Senate; 1973-1974. 2 cu. ft. Arranged by type of record.
This series consists of records relating to Gene Guess' 1974 campaign for U.S. Senate against Senator Mike Gravel. Included are correspondence, including canvassing memoranda, letters to area and campaign coordinators, invitations, and tape transcripts; financial records including bills and campaign contribution reports; media files including advertizing authorizations, correspondence, notes, and radio and television advertizing costs and schedules; campaign advertisements and mailings including brochure and newsletter information, sign idea and locations, and campaign mailings sent to various groups; polls, endorsement and petitions; mailing lists and directories; city, town, and village files; clippings; and other types of records.

Series 7. U.S. Senate Campaign Subject Files; 1960-1974. 2 cu. ft. Arranged alphabetically.
This series consists of records relating to various state and national issues, and individuals, relating to the 1972 and 1974 U.S. Senate campaigns of Gene Guess. Subjects include: Nick Begich, civil liberties, the Democratic Party in Alaska, energy, fisheries, Mike Gravel, corruption in government, foreign policy, land use and withdrawal, oil and gas, revenue sharing, Ted Stevens, and other subjects. Types of records include correspondence, notes, newsletters, publications, clippings, and other types of records.

Part D. Other Papers

Series 1. Publications; 1969-1972. 3 cu. ft. Arranged alphabetically.
This series consists of publications relating to various subjects in Alaska and the lower 48: including aging, banking and monetary policy, communications, the criminal justice system, education, the environment, manpower, native issues, oil and gas, state and local government, transportation, urban planning, and other subjects.

BOX AND FOLDER LIST

Part A. Personal Papers

Box 1

Series 1. Correspondence; 1961-1965.
1. Correspondence to and from the State Division of Planning; 1961
1. Correspondence - personal; 1961-1965.
3. Correspondence - political; 1972-1973.
4. Correspondence - personal; 1972, 1974.

Box 2

Series 2. Egan Campaign Files; 1961-1963.
1. Correspondence; 1961-1963.
2. Speeches and notes; 1962.
3. Campaign schedules; 1962.
4. Lists of contributors; 1962.
5. Lists of volunteers and precinct workers; 1962.
6. Financial records; 1961-1963.
7. Bills; 1961-1963.
8. Political advertisements; 1962.
9. Media advertizing schedules and bills - KTVA radio and television; 1962.
10. Media advertizing schedules and bills - various radio and television stations; 1962.
11. Guest register; June-November 1962.

Series 3. Governor's Advisory Council on Economic Development; 1961.
1. Meeting agendas and notes; 1961.

Part B. Legislative Records

Box 3

Series 1. Correspondence; 1965-1972.
1. Correspondence; 1965.
2. Correspondence; 1966.
3. Correspondence; 1967-1968.
4. Correspondence - Soldotna Hospital; 1968.
5. Correspondence - R-Z; 1969-1971.
6. Correspondence - health, education, and welfare; January-May 1971.
7. Correspondence - local government; January-May 1971.
8. Correspondence - A-D; January-May 1971 (folder 1).
9. Correspondence - A-D; January-May 1971 (folder 2).
10. Correspondence - E-H; January-May 1971.
11. Correspondence - I-L; January-May 1971.
12. Correspondence - M-P; January-May 1971.
13. Correspondence - Q-Z; January-May 1971.
14. Correspondence - mailing list for bills and resolutions; May 1971-February 1972.
15. Correspondence - A-D; June 1971 - June 1972.
16. Correspondence - E-H; June 1971 - June 1972.
17. Correspondence - I-L; June 1971 - June 1972.
18. Correspondence - M-P; June 1971 - June 1972.

Box 4

19. Correspondence - Q-Z; June 1971 - June 1972.
20. Reading file; June-December 1971.
21. Reading file; January-February 1972.
22. Reading file; March-April 15, 1972.
23. Reading file; April 16-June 18, 1972.
24. Requests for information on Alaska; January-May 1972.
25. Invitations; January-June 1971.
26. Invitations; July-December 1971.
27. Invitations; January 1972.
28. Congratulatory mail and telegrams; 1971-1972.

Box 5

Series 2. Legislative Council; 1969-1972.

Subseries 2a. Minutes and Correspondence.
1. Minutes; 1969-1972.
2. Correspondence - general; 1969-1970.
3. Correspondence - general; 1971-1972.
4. Correspondence - Brookings Institute; 1970.
5. Correspondence - Sub-committee on Higher Education; 1971-1972 (folder 1).
6. Correspondence - Sub-committee on Higher Education; 1971-1972 (folder 2).

Subseries 2b. Reports.
1. "Alaska's Role in the National Oceanographic Program," prepared by the Legislative Affairs Agency for the Alaska Legislative Council; January 1968.
2. "Criminal Penalties Under the Alaska Criminal Code," prepared by the Legislative Affairs Agency for the Alaska Legislative Council; January 1969.
3. "Parks and Recreation Study," prepared by the Legislative Affairs Agency for the Alaska Legislative Council; December 1969.
4. "Economic Considerations Relative to Severance Taxation of Alaskan Oil and Gas," prepared by Walter J. Levy Consultants Corporation for the Alaska Legislative Council; January 1970 (3 copies).
5. "Economic Considerations For Alaska's Future Oil and Gas Leasing Policy," prepared by Walter J. Levy Consultants Corportation for the the Alaska Legislative Council; February 1970 (3 copies).
6. "Limitations on Oil Imports From Canada," prepared by Walter J. Levy Consultants Corportation for the the Alaska Legislative Council; March 1970 (3 copies).
7. "Economic Considerations Bearing on Valuation of Alaskan Crude Oil and State Policy on Pipelines, Summary," prepared by Walter J. Levy Consultants Corportation for the the Alaska Legislative Council; December 1970 (3 copies).
8. "Aftermath of the OPEC Settlements," prepared by Walter J. Levy Consultants Corportation for the the Alaska Legislative Council; May 1971 (3 copies).
9. "Possible Price Implications of Recent Increases in Government Take," prepared by Walter J. Levy Consultants Corportation for the the Alaska Legislative Council; May 1971 (3 copies).
10. "Summary of Alaska Legislation 1971, Seventh Legislature - First Session," prepared by the Alaska Legislative Council; June 1971.
11. "Revised Alaska Criminal Code, Second Draft;" October 4, 1971.
12. "Proposed Probate Code;" October 4, 1971.

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Series 3. Bill Files; 1965-1972.

Subseries 3a. Third Legislature.
1. House bill 75, Senate bill 91 (mandatory reporting of child abuse); 1964-1965.

Subseries 3b. Fourth Legislature.
1. House bill 55 (green stamps); 1965-1966.
2. House bill 353 (eavesdropping and wiretapping); 1966.
3. House bill 409 (city-borough merger); 1966.
4. House bill 415 (right-of-way compensation) petition; 1966.
5. House bills 419, 321, Senate bill 282 (lottery bills); 1966.
6. House bills 449, 516, 517 (gun control legislation); 1966.

Subseries 3c. Sixth Legislature.
1. House bills 41, 161, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 242, 243, 270, 272, Senate bill 126, 212 (money and banking bills); 1969-1970.
2. House bills 53, 89, 92, 201, 115, 314, 443, 486, 555 (gross business license tax bills); 1970.
3. House bill 736 (state trooper retirement plan); January-March 1970.

Subseries 3d. Seventh Legislature.
1. House bill 1 (higher education aid program); January-May 1971.
2. House bill 7 (creation of a state ombudsman); January-May 1971.
3. House bill 14 (creation of a legislative budget and audit committee); January-May 1971.
4. House bill 16 (campaign finance and governmental ethics); January-May 1971.
5. House bill 19 (creation of a Department of Environmental Affairs); January-May 1971.
6. House bill 22 (loans for veterans); January-May 1971.
7. House bill 25 (motor vehicle insurance); January-May 1971.
8. House bill 30 (licensing of beauty salon assistants); January-May 1971.
9. House bill 31 (repeal of the Alaska Business License Act); January-May 1971.
10. House bill 32 (state employee pay increases); January-May 1971.
11. House bill 34 (physician's assistants); January-May 1971.
12. House bill 41 (tidelands acquisition by local governments); January-May 1971.
13. House bill 52 (Alaska Methodist University); January-May 1971.
14. House bill 54 (claims against the state); January-May 1971.
15. House bill 55 (compensation of election officials); January-May 1971.
16. House bill 58 (operating and capital expenses appropriation); January-May 1971.
17. House bill 59 (Department of Public Works appropriation); January-May 1971.
18. House bill 65 (Department of Education appropriation); January-May 1971.
19. House bill 80 (state aid for school construction); January-May 1971.
20. House bill 102 (loans for commercial fishing); January-May 1971.
21. House bill 104 (log branding); January-May 1971.
22. House bill 109 (historic preservation); January-May 1971.
23. House bill 110 (creation of a legislative intern program); January-May 1971.
24. House bill 113 (court supervision of children); January-May 1971.
25. House bill 119 (state aid for planning and construction of civic and convention centers); 1971-1972.
26. House bill 120 (delegation of powers and functions by the Alaska State Housing Authority); January-May 1971.
27. House bill 121 (Department of Highways appropriation); January-May 1971.
28. House bill 122 (longevity bonus program); January-May 1971.
29. House bill 123 (repealing certain statutes relating to crimes against morality and decency); January-May 1971.
30. House bill 124 (use of firearms in state parks); January-May 1972.
31. House bill 132 (state loans and grants for hospitals and health facilities); January-May 1971.
32. House bill 135 (city and borough property tax exemption for senior citizens); January-May 1971.
33. House bill 150 (licensing of construction contractors); January-May 1971.
34. House bill 155 (fisheries tax); January-May 1972.
35. House bill 158 (municipal garbage collection and disposal services); January-May 1971.
36. House bill 159 (employment security coverage for state employees); January-May 1971.
37. House bill 173 (teachers retirement benefits for handicapped survivors); January-May 1971.
38. House bill 174 (creation of a uniform consumer credit code); January-May 1971.
39. House bill 179 (Department of Education appropriation); January-May 1971.
40. House bill 182 (one percent for art); January-May 1971.
41. House bill 200 (boiler inspection); January-May 1971.
42. House bill 204 (sale of public bonds); January-May 1971.
43. House bill 208 (codifying laws relating to cities and boroughs); 1971-1972.
44. House bill 224 (creation of a comprehensive community services program); January-May 1971.
45. House bill 228 (Department of Public Works appropriation); January-May 1971.
46. House bill 230 (Alaska Fisherman's Development Assistance Program); January-May 1971.
47. House bill 236 (construction of local service roads and trails); January-May 1971.
48. House bill 239 (surveying safety bill); January-May 1972.
49. House bill 247 (creating the Department of Transportation); January-May 1971.
50. House bill 254 (unincorporated townships); January-May 1971.
51. House bill 258 (election of borough assembly members); January-May 1971.
52. House bill 275 (penalties for motor vehicle violations); January-May 1971.
53. House bill 276 (state aid for hospitals, health facilities, and health services); January-May 1971.
54. House bill 281 (state income tax increase); January-May 1971.
55. House bill 290 (waiver of plat in land subdivision); January-May 1972.
56. House bill 292 (establishment of community mental health centers); January-May 1971.
57. House bill 294 (penalties for child and spouse neglect); January-May 1972.
58. House bill 296 (tax exemption for limited income residents); 1971-1972.
59. House bill 297 (creating the Public Communications Commission); January-May 1971.
60. House bill 298 (Katchemak Bay State Wilderness Park); January-May 1971.

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61. House bill 315 (parks and open space areas within cities and boroughs); January-May 1971.
62. House bill 323 (election procedures); January-May 1972.
63. House bill 332 (judicial review of municipal tax assessments); January-May 1971.
64. House bill 334 (state revenue sharing with local governments); January-May 1972.
65. House bill 335 (powers of cities and boroughs to provide mass transportation facilities and services); January-May 1971.
66. House bill 339 (insurance for air carriers); January-May 1971.
65. House bill 344 (sale of native handicrafts); January-May 1971.
68. House bill 346 (Alaska National Guard reenlistment bonuses); January-May 1971.
69. House bill 352 (Alaska National Guard pay and allowances); January-May 1971.
70. House bill 370 (University of Alaska appropriation); January-May 1971.
71. House bill 393 (appointment and assignment of magistrates); January-May 1971.
72. House bill 399 (establishment of the Alaska Historical Commission); January-May 1971.
73. House bill 407 (state park regulations); January-May 1971.
74. House bill 415 (creation of a higher education loan program); 1971-1972.
75. House bill 416 (Department of Military Affairs appropriation); January-May 1971.
76. House bill 419 (development of geothermal resources); January-May 1971.
77. House bill 421 (creating a Citizens Commission on Alaska Resource Education); January-May 1971.
78. House bill 423 (creating a Governor's Commission on the Involvement of Young People in Government); January-May 1971.
79. House bill 444 (repayment of profits on bonds purchased by the state); January-May 1971.
80. House bill 448 (judges retirement benefits); January-May 1972.
81. House bill 469 (legislative retirement program); January-May 1971.
82. Senate committee sponsor House bill 68 (Alaska eyeglasses and sunglasses law); January-May 1971.
83. Senate bill 230 (regulation of chiropractors); January-May 1971.
84. Senate bills, various; January-May 1971.
85. House and Senate resolutions; 1971.
86. House bill 471 (Department of Economic Development appropriation); January-May 1972.
87. House bill 480 (establishing the Office of Administrative Adjudication); January-May 1972.
88. House bill 518 (operating and capital budget appropriation); January-May 1972.
89. House bill 524 (Alaska Criminal Code revision); January-May 1972.
90. House bill 526 (Legislative Affairs Agency appropriation); January-May 1972.
91. House bill 537 (teachers' retirement salaries); January-May 1972.
92. House bill 539 (creditable service payments to retired teachers); January-May 1972.
93. House bill 541 (establishment of the Teachers' Retirement Board); January-May 1972.
94. House bill 543 (establishment and enforcement of occupational health and safety standards); January-May 1972.
95. House bill 544 (financing of local schools); January-May 1972.
96. House bill 547 (financing and development of housing for moderate income persons); January-May 1972.
97. House bill 549 (AMU bill); January-May 1972.
98. House bill 552 (creating the Department of Community and Regional Development); January-May 1972.
99. House bill 554 (convention center financing); January-May 1972.
100. House bill 555 (official state plumbing code); January-May 1972.
101. House bill 569 (establishment of the TransAlaska Authority); January-May 1972.
102. House bill 588 (retirement coverage for corrections officers); January-May 1972.
103. House bill 597 (property tax); January-May 1972.
104. House bill 602 (Department of Education appropriation); January-May 1972.
105. House bill 608 (tuition grants for higher education students in Alaska); January-May 1972.
106. House bill 614 (classification of public lands); January-May 1972.
107. House bill 626 (appropriation to the Office of the Governor); January-May 1972.
108. House bill 615 (suspending collection of the Alaska Business License Tax); January-May 1972.
109. House bill 637 (state operated spay clinics); January-May 1972.
110. House bill 640 (general obligation bonds for the construction of state operated schools); January-May 1972.
111. House bill 664 (establishment of grievance procedures for public school teachers); January-May 1972.
112. House bill 669 (state aid for retirment of public school construction debt); January-May 1972.
113. House bill 675 (establishment of educational service areas and regional school districts in unorganized boroughs); January-May 1972.
114. House bill 704 (expansion of Chugach State Park); January-May 1972.
115. House bill 705 (penalties for commercial fishing violations); January-May 1972.
116. House bill 706 (Department of Education appropriation); January-May 1972.
117. House bill 718 (creating the Commission on the Conference of the Law of the Sea); January-May 1972.
118. House bill 731 (implementing the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act); January-May 1972.
119. House bill 736 (public employment relations act); January-May 1972.
120. House bill 737 (city and borough approval on highway routing); January-May 1972.
121. House bill 749 (Department of Environmental Conservation regulations); January-May 1972.
122. House bill 757 (sale of disaster bonds for 1964 earthquake damage); January-May 1972.
123. House bill 763 (regulating the construction or modification of health care facilities); January-May 1972.
124. House bill 766 (establishing the Joint Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission); January-May 1972.
125. House bill 770 (state land rights-of-way for oil and gas transportation); January-May 1972.
126. House bills 790 and 791 (annexation of Elmendorf and Fort Richardson); January-May 1972.
127. House bill 798 (establishing the boundaries of the Greater Anchorage Area Borough); January-May 1972.
128. House bills, miscellaneous; 1971.
129. Lists of House bills and appropriations; 1970-1972.
130. Senate bill 56 (medical assistance to the needy); January-May 1972.
131. Senate bill 211 (longevity bonus bill); January-May 1972.
132. Senate bill 419 (regulation of moose hunting); January-May 1972.
133. Senate bills, various; January-May 1972.
134. House and Senate resolutions; January-May 1972.

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Series 4. General Subject Files; 1968-1972.
1. Airlines; 1971-1972.
2. Alaska Methodist University; 1971-1972.
3. Alaska Transportation Commission; 1971-1972.
4. Anchorage Arts Council, minutes and reports; 1974-1975.
5. Anchorage Borough; 1971.
6. Anchorage-Fairbanks Highway (Wasilla); 1971.
7. Anchorage International Airport; 1970.
8. Anchorage Times editorials; February-April 1972.
9. Applications (job); 1971-1972.
10. Appointments and letters of reccomendation (legislative, governmental and miscellaneous); 1971.
11. Arctic Information Data System; 1970.
12. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) - Amchitka nuclear tests; 1969-1972.
13. AEC - Nevada nuclear tests; 1971.
14. AEC - publications; 1970-1971.
15. Audit reports - Alaska Department of Public Safety; July 1970-June 1971.
16. Automobile air pollution; n.d., 1967, 1972.
17. Automobile inspection laws (and material re: same); 1971.
18. Banking; 1971-1972.
19. Banking course (Economics 118), course material and attendance sheets; 1970.
20. Begich, Nick - correspondence with; 1971-1972.
21. Bethel housing; January 1971.
22. Boys Club - board of directors meeting minutes, correspondence, reports; 1974-1975.
23. Bristol Bay (includes road material); 1971.
24. Brooking Institute - correspondence; 1969-1971.

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25. Budget - state operating budget; 1970-1971.
26. Citizen's Conference on State Legislators; 1971.
27. Citizen's Participation Committee; 1972.
28. Constituent cases; 1971-1972.
29. Council of State Governments - correspondence; 1971-1972.
30. Council on the Arts; 1970-1972.
31. Criminal code revision; 1971-1972.
32. Democratic Party (state); 1971-1972.
33. Department of Environmental Affairs; 1971.
34. Drug abuse education program, Alaska Department of Education (folder 1); n.d., 1971.
35. Drug abuse education program, Alaska Department of Education (folder 2); n.d., 1971.
36. Eagleton Institute - correspondence and biographies; 1968.
37. Egan, Governor Willam; 1971.
38. Extremist material; 1966-1967.
39. Fisheries; 1972-1974.
40. Gravel, Mike; 1070-1974.
41. Greater Anchorage Area Borough - legislative requests; 1972.
42. Health, welfare, and education - general information; 1971-1972.
43. Health, Welfare, and Education, Joint House and Senate Committee - minutes; January-April 1972.
44. Hearings - workmens compensation and occupational safety; November-December 1971.
45. Hickel, Governor - land claims testimony before Congress; ca. 1969.

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46. Hohman; April 1972.
47. Housing; 1963, 1965, 1969-1971.
48. Humphrey, H. H.; 1971-1972.
49. Investment and Monetary Policy, Special Senate Committee on - hearings; February 1970.
50. Kennedy, Ted (empty file).
51. Land claims; 1968-1969.
52. Land claims; 1970-1972.
53. Land withdrawals; 1972.
54. Legislation passed and laws enacted - synopsis; 1970-1971.
55. Legislative Affairs Agency - audit and general information; 1971,
56. Legislative program; 1972.
57. Legislative reform; 1971.
58. Legislators; 1971-1972.
59. Legislature - budget; 1971.
60. List of publications;
61. Maritime academy; November-December 1971.
62. Money supply; 1969.
63. Nerve gas; 1970.
64. No fault insurance; 1972.
65. Old age study; 1972-1973.
66. Parks and recreation; 1971.
67. Pipeline (prior to 1971); 1969-1971.
68. Pipeline; 1971-1972.
69. Pipeline - "Select Pipeline Committee;" 1971.
70. Prayer ammendment; 1972.
71. Public Land Law Review Commission; 1970.

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72. Reapportionment; 1972.
73. Revenue sharing; 1969-1970.
74. Revenue sharing; 1971.
75. Rules Committee; 1969.
76. Stevens, Ted; 1970-1971.
77. Tax incentives; 1970.
78. Three-mile limit; 1971.
79. Transporation - Alaska; 1971-1972.
80. Transportation - Anchorage Metropolitain Area Transportation Study (AMATS); December 1971-March 1972.
81. Transportation - AMATS hearing, correspondence; January-February 1972.
82. Transportation - AMATS hearing, correspondence, testimony, position papers, reports; February 1972.
83. Transportation - AMATS hearing, correspondence, testimony, position papers; January-April 1972.
84. Transportation - Department of Transportation package; 1971, 1974-1975.
85. University of Alaska, community colleges, etc.; 1971-1972.
86. Unorganized borough; January-February 1972.
87. Wildwood Air Force Base; 1971-1972.
88. Workmen's compensation; 1971-1972.
89. Youth and childrens programs; 1972.

Part C. Campaign Records

Box 12

Series 1. 1964 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1964.
1. Campaign finance - contributions and expenses; 1964.

Series 2. 1966 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1966.
1. Media and communications file; 1966.

Series 3. 1968 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1967-1969.
1. Correspondence and notes; 1967-1969.
2. Public opinion survey by Opinion Research of California, Vol. 1, Summary and Analysis; May 14-16, 1967.
3. Public opinion survey by Opinion Research of California, Vol. 2, Statistics; May 14-16, 1967.

Series 4. 1970 Campaign for the Alaska House of Representatives; 1969-1970.
1. Correspondence, memoranda, notes; 1969-1970.
2. Media orders - radio, telvision, and newspapers; 1970.
3. Mailing lists - endorsement ad; 1970.
4. Mailing lists - "Just a Reminder" and others; 1970.
5. Public opinion survey; n.d.
6. Public opinion survey by David Ditman and Associates; October 12-16, 1970.
7. Questionaires and answers; 1970.

Box 13

Series 5. 1972 Campaign for the U.S. Senate; 1970-1973.

Subseries 5a. Campaign Correspondence
1. Individuals (Alaska); 1972.
2. Individuals (outside of Alaska); 1972.
3. Invitations; 1972.
4. Memoranda to campaign coordinators; October 11, 1972.
5. Memoranda - canvassing; 1972.
6. Memoranda - general; 1971-1972.
7. Memorandum - projects; September 1, 1972.
8. Memoranda - Telephone canvassing format; 1972.
9. Reading file; April-June 1972.
10. Requests for contributions and volunteers; September 1972.
11. Volunteer possibilities; February-April 1972.
12. Volunteers; 1972.
13. Miscellaneous (folder 1); 1972.
14. Miscellaneous (folder 2); 1972.

Subseries 5b. Campaign Reporting and Finances
1. Bills and bank statements; 1972-1973.
2. Campaign contribution reports - Citizen's Commmittee to Elect Gene Guess; June 1972-June 1973.
3. Campaign contribution reports - Gene Guess; May 1972-June 1973.
4. Closed out accounts; 1972.
5. Contributions - correspondence and letters of thanks (folder 1); June-September 1972.
6. Contributions - correspondence and letters of thanks (folder 2); July-November 1972.
7. Contributors - index card file; 1972.
8. Miscellaneous accounts; 1972.

Subseries 5c. Speeches
1. Speeches; 1972.

Subseries 5d. Campaign Plans, Polls and Publicity
1. Gene Guess legislative record and campaign mailings; 1972.
2. Gene Guess list of legislative bills; n.d.
3. Miscellaneous campaign notes; 1972.
4. Polls; 1970-1972.
5. Poll and precinct analysis; March-August 1972.
6. Village campaign plan; April 1972.

Subseris 5e. Media and Advertizing
1. Advertizing layouts; 1972 (oversize).
2. Biographical information; 1972.
3. Correspondence; April-September 1972.
4. Electronic media file; 1972.
5. Electronic media file - Citzens Who Want Their Next US Senator to be Gene Guess; August 1972.
6. Letters to the editor; October 10, 1972.
7. Microgama catalog; 1972.
8. Order catalogs - bumper stickers, buttons, balloons; 1972.

Subseries 5f. Mailing Lists
1. Directories and mailing lists - Anchorage based organizations; 1971-1972.
2. Directories and mailing lists - Fairbanks based organizations; 1971-1972.
3. Directories and mailing lists - Juneau area based organizations; 1971-1972.
4. Directories and mailing lists - lobbyists; 1967, 1970. 1971.
5. Directories and mailing lists - professional organizations; n.d., 1969. 1971-1972.
4. Directories and mailing lists - statewide and U.S. organizations; 1971-1972.
5. Greater Anchorage Incorporated list of organizations; 1971-1972.
6. Mailing list - addresses for parties; n.d.

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6a. Mailing lists - Friends of Guess, newspapers, precinct officers, general; 1971-1972.
7. Mailing lists - high schools; 1971-1972.
8. Mailing lists - Native organizations; 1971-1972.
9. Mailing lists - non-partisan organizations; 1971-1972.
10. Mailing lists - political groups and organizations; 1972.
11. Scrapbook mailing list; 1972.
12. Miscellaneous addresses and mailing lists (folder 1); 1971-1972.
13. Miscellaneous addresses and mailing lists (folder 2); 1971-1972.

Subseries 5g. City, Town and Village Files
1. Alakanak; August 5-6, 1972.
2. Aleutian letters; August 16-17, 1972.
3. Chevak; July 1972.
4. Cordova; January-March 1971.
5. Craig; August 16, 1972.
6. Emmonak; August-September 1972.
7. Fairbanks; July-September 1972.
8. Gambell; August 1972.
9. Haines; August-September 1972.
10. Homer; August 18, 1972.
11. Hydaburg; August 16, 1972.
12. Juneau; August-September 1972.
13. Kake; August 15, 1972.
14. Kenai-Soldotna; August 18, 1972.
15. Ketchikan (Klawok); July-September 1972.
16. Kivalina; August 7, 1972.
17. Klawok; August 16, 1972.
18. Kodiak; August, October 1972.
19. Metlakatla; August 16, 1972.
20. Miscellaneous villages; July-October 1972.
21. Mountain Village; August 5, 1972.
22. Nome and Unalakleet; August 14, 1972.
23. Petersburg; August-September 1972.
24. Point Hope; August 14, 1972.
25. St. Michaels; August 1, 1972.
26. Savoonga; August 4, 1972.
27. Selawik; August 8-9 1972.
28. Sheldon Point; August 5, 1972.
29. Sitka; July-September 1972.
30. Skagway; August-September 1972.
31. Southeast Alaska trip - issues and subjects; 1972.
32. Southeast Alaska trip - trip summary; July 9-12, 1972.
33. Stebbins; August 14, 1972.
34. Thorne Bay; August 16, 1972.
35. Valdez; February 1972.
36. Wainwright; August 22, 1972.
37. Wrangell; July-September 1972.
38. Washington D.C. and New York; May-September 1972, June 1974.

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Subseries 5h. Wendell P. Kay Campaign for U.S. Senate, 1970.
1. Campaign organization list; n.d.
2. Contributions to Kay - individuals, in-state; July-November 1970.
3. Contributions to Kay - individuals, out-of-state; October 1970.
4. Contributions to Kay - organizations, Council for a Livable World; July, September-October 1970.
5. Contributions to Kay - organizations, general; June, September-October 1970.
6. Correspondence - Alaska; June-October 1970.
7. Correspondence - out-of-state; June-October 1970.
8. Correspondence - invitations; June-September 1970.
9. Correspondence - miscellaneous; June-September 1970.
10. Correspondence - requests; June-July, October 1970.
11. Mailing lists (folder 1); n.d.
12. Mailing lists (folder 2); n.d., October 1970.
13. Mailing lists (folder 3); n.d., July, October 1970.
14. Mailing lists (folder 4); n.d.
15. Mailing lists for fundraising; n.d.
16. Mailing lists - Pollock supporters; 1968, 1970.
17. Press releases and speeches; June-September 1970.
18. Questionaires; July-August 1970.
19. Questions from television shows; n.d.
20. Stevens research material; 1969-1970.
21. Volunteers; September-October 1970.
22. Women's coffees; n.d.

Box 16

Series 6. 1974 Campaign for the U. S. Senate; 1973-1974.

Subseries 6a. Correspondence
1. Canvassing memo; May 1, 1974.
2. Canvassing format; n.d.
3. Canvassing, Gene Guess letter to canvassers; July 12, 1974.
4. Contributions memo by David Bundy; June 7, 1974.
5. Area coordinators, memo to; June 12, 1974.
6. Campaign coordinators, letter to; July 2, 1974.
7. Invitations and answers; May-August 1974.
8. Letters to the editor; n.d.
9. Letter from Gravel; July 24, 1974.
10. Letters from students requesting information, buttons, etc.; May, July 1974.
11. Tape transcripts; June-July 1974.
12. Thank yous; August 1974.
13. Miscellaneous; May-August 1974.

Subseries 6b. Financial Records and Expenditures
1. Bills and reciepts; December 1972-August 1974.
2. Campaign contribution reports - Citizens Who Want Their Next Senator to be Gene Guess; 973-1974.

Subseries 6c. Media Files.
1. Authorizations for radio and television advertising; June 27, 1974.
2. Miscellaneous correspondence; May-June 1974.
3. Miscellaneous notes; 1974.
4. Newspapers; May-July 1974.
5. newspaper copy; n.d., July 1974.
6. Radio and television advertising (folder 1); May-August 1974.
7. Radio and television advertising (folder 2); May-August 1974.
8. Television ad schedules; July-August 1974.
9. White, Evan - Location Video Services, Inc.; January-February, May 1974.

Subseries 6d. Campaign Advertisments and Mailings
1. Brochure and newsletter information; n.d., August 1974.
2. Copy for offsetting; n.d.
3. Campaign materials sent out; July-August 1974.
4. Notes and drafts; June-August 1974.
5. Pro-Guess quotes; 1974.
6. Sign idea drawings; 1974.
7. Sign permission letter; May 31, 1974.
8. Sign locations; n.d., August 1974.
9. Petroleum Club ad; July 1974.
10. Letter to teachers; n.d.
11. Gene Guess biography; June 1974.
12. Wohlforth letter; June 3, 1974.
13. Wohlforth letter mailing list;n.d.
14. Yess-Line; June 9-July 15, 1974.
15. Yess-line mailing list; n.d.
16. Fairbanks letter; June 24, 1974.
17. Letter to village health aides; July 9, 1974.
18. Letter to mental health workers; July 12, 1974.
19. Letter to 1972 campaign workers; August 2, 1974.
20. Letter to city leaders; August 14, 1974.

Subseries 6e. Polls, Endorsements, and Petitions
1. Unidentified poll; n.d.
2. Miscellaneous polls and endorsements; n.d., January-February, May 1974.
3. Spenard poll; n.d.
4. Petitions - Civil Aeronautics Board; 1974.
5. Petitions - miscellaneous; March-April 1974.

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Subseries 6f. Mailing Lists and Directories.
1. Alaska Natives; 1974.
2. Anchorage; 1974.
3. Democratic candidates; 1974.
4. Fairbanks; 1974.
5. Statewide; 1974.
6. Teachers; 1974.
7. Zip codes; n.d.

Subseries 6g. City, Town, and Village Files.
1. Anchorage; June-August 1974.
2. Barrow; July 15-16, 1974.
3. Bethel and area; August 1974.
4. Bristol Bay; March-July 1974.
5. Cooper Landing; July 16, 1974.
6. Cordova; June-August 1974.
7. Craig; June 17, 1974.
8. Dillingham; July 1974.
9. Emmonak; April-August 1974.
10. Fairbanks; February-August 1974.
11. Gambell; June 4, 1974.
12. Glennallen; July 16, 1974.
13. Haines; July-August 1974.
14. Homer; July-August 1974.
15. Hoonah; July 1974.
16. Juneau; June-August 1974.
17. Kenai and Kenai Peninsula; July-August 1974.
18. Ketchikan; March-August 1974.
19. Kodiak; June-July 1974.
20. Klawok; July-August 1974.
21. Kotzebue; May-July 1974.
22. Kwethluk; July-August 1974.
23. Metlakatla; July 17, 1974.
24. Moose Pass; July 7, 1974.
25. Nenana; July 12, 1974.
26. Ninilchik; June-August 1974.
27. Nome; May-August 1974.
28. Noorvik; May, August 1974.
29. Ouzinkie; July 11, 1974.
30. Palmer; June-August 1974.
31. Perryville; July-August 1974.
32. Petersburg; July-August 1974.
33. Pt. Hope (empty file); n.d.
34. Rural areas; July-August 1974.
35. St. Michaels; n.d.
36. Sand Point; July 1974.
37. Savoonga (empty file); n.d.
38. Selawick (empty file); n.d.
39. Seldovia; July-August 1974.
40. Seward and Moose Pass; June-August; 1974.
41. Sitka; June-August 1974.
42. Skagway; June-August 1974.
43. Soldotna; July-August 1974.
44. Tenakee; July 16, 1974.
45. Unalaska; July 16, 1974.
46. Valdez; April-August 1974.
47. Wainwright; July 21, 1974.
48. Seattle (and California); 1974.

Subseries 6h. Clippings
1. "Campaign `74" column, Anchorage Daily News; June-August 1974.
2. Candidates - Governor; June-August 1974.
3. Candidates - Dick Greuel; June-August 1974.
4. Candidates - John Havelock; March-July 1974.
5. Candidates - Willie Hensley; June 1974.
6. Candidates - Don Hobbs; July-August 1974.
7. Candidates - C. R. Lewis; May-August 1974.
8. Candidates - lieutenant governor; April, July-August; 1974.
9. Candidates - Terry Miller; June-August; 1974.
10. Candidates - 1976 presidential race; 1974.
11. Candidates - State races; June-August 1974.
12. Candidates - Ted Stevens; March-August 1974.
13. Candidates - Don Young; May-August 1974.
14. Issues; 1973-1974.
15. Miscellaneous; 1971, 1974 (folder 1).
16. Miscellaneous; 1974 (folder 2).
17. Political groups; March-August 1974.

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Series 7. U.S. Senate Campaign Subject Files; 1960-1974.
1. List of Files; 1972.
2. Alaska News Review, Vol. XIII, No. 12; June 16, 1974.
3. Alaska scholarship loan; 1974.
4. Alaskan oil; 1973.
5. Begich, Nick; 1971-1972.
6. Capitol move; 1974.
7. Chamber of Commerce; 1973-1974.
8. Civil liberties; September 1972.
9. Communications; n.d.
10. Congressional legislation, general; 1973-1974.
11. Consumer protection; n.d., 1972.
12. Corruption in government; 1972.
13. Crime and drugs; 1972, 1974.
10. Democratic Party in Alaska - organization/delegates; 1974.
14. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 1970-1972, 1974.
15. Democratic Study Group; 1974.
16. Education; 1972-1974.
17. Election day poll watching (empty file)
18. Election regulations (state); 1974.
19. Energy; 1974.
20. Environment; 1969-1974.
21. Environmentalists; 1972.
22. ETV (Educational Television) project; 1971.
23. Fisheries; 1972.
24. Fisheries; 1974.
25. Foreign policy; n.d.
26. Franking information; 1974.
27. Gravel, Mike - campaign expenditures; 1974.
28. Gravel, Mike - "Chameleon" article, Juneau Empire; June 3, 1974.
29. Gravel, Mike - clipping file, Gravel newsletters and issues; 1974.
30. Gravel, Mike - energy bill; 1973-1974.
31. Gravel, MIke - newsletter; February-June 1974.
32. Gravel, Mike - New Times article; June 14, 1974.
33. Gravel, Mike - political opinions about; 1974.
34. Gravel, Mike - special Congressional bills; 1971-1974.
35. Gravel, Mike - voting attendance record; 1970-1972.
36. Health; 1971-1972.
37. Housing; 1972.
38. Hunting; 1974
39. Labor; 1971-1972.

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40. Land use and withdrawal; 1973-1974.
41. McGovern for President; 1971-1972.
42. Merdes, Ed; 1971.
43. Muskie, Ed; 1972.
44. Nixon economic policy and labor; n.d., 1972.
45. Offical election returns; 1960-1974.
46. Oil and gas legislation; n.d., 1973.
47. Oil and gas price control; 1974.
48. Oil and gas taxes and revenues; 1973.
49. Older Americans; n.d., 1972.
50. Outer continental shelf development; n.d.
51. Questionaires; 1972 (file prepared in 1974).
52. Questionaires; 1974.
53. Reading file - special topics: oil industry, oil and gas energy tax act of 1974, military budget, FY75 budget; 1974.
54. Reapportionment; 1974.
55. Research - Alaskan issues: Bush; 1971-1973.
56. Research - Alaskan issues: Central; 1971-1972.
57. Research - Alaskan issues: Southcentral; 1972.
58. Research Alaskan issues - Southeast; 1972.
59. Research, Alaskan issues - statewide; n.d., 1972.
60. Research, labor; n.d.
61. Research, national issues; 1972.
62. Revenue sharing; n.d.
63. State legislation; 1973.
64. Stevens, Ted; 1972.
65. Stevens, Ted - voting record; 1970-1972.
66. Tax reform; n.d., 1969, 1972.
67. Tax reform - Democratic Study Group special report; March 27, 1974.
68. Title IV-A; n.d., 1969, 1972.
69. Trans-Alaska Pipline; n.d., 1974.
70. Transportation; n.d., 1971-1973.
71. Vietnam War; 1972.
72. Voting records - Gravel/Stevens/Young; 1974.
73. Wage-price freeze; 1971-1972.
74. War powers; 1973.
75. Women's rights; 1974.

Part D. Other Papers

Box 20

Series 1. Publications; 1969-1972.

Aging
1. "A Report" State White House Conference on Aging, State of Alaska, Department of Health and Social Services, Office of Aging; May 1971.

Anchorage
1. Breakthrough to Tomorrow: Anchorage, Alaska. Part 2: A Program for Action; April 1970.
2. Special Flood Hazard Report, Greater Anchorage Area, Chester, Campbell, Fish, and Ship creeks, U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers; June 1971.
3. Special Flood Hazard Report, Greater Anchorage Area, Chester, Campbell, Fish, and Ship creeks, U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers; April 1972.
4. "Statistical Profile: Anchorage, Alaska Redevelopment Area," U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census; May 1962.

Banking and Monetary Policy
1. "A Primer on Money" Subcommittee on Domestic Finance, Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. House of Representatives; August 5, 1964.
2. Fiscal and Monetary Policies for Steady Economic Growth, Committee for Economic Development; January 1969.
3. Money and Credit: Their Influence on Jobs, Prices, and Growth, the report of the Commission on Money and Credit; 1961.

Communications
1. "Alaska's Telecommunications Points for Action," Daniel A. Casey, Legislative Affairs Agency; July 1971.
2. Comments of Communications Satellite Corporation before the Federal Communications Commission in the matter of establishment of domestic communications satellite facilities by non-governmental entities; May 12, 1971.
3. "Domestic Communications Satellite System: A Summary," RCA Global Communications, Inc.; 1971.
4. "Planning for Telecommunication System Development in Alaska, Project Outline," prepared by Edgar C. Hayden, U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of Telecommunications Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology; 1969 (2 copies).
5. Proposal to State of Alaska for TV Service Bethel/Aniak Region, submitted by RCA Alaska Communications, Inc.; n.d.
6. Reply Comments of Communications Satellite Corporation before the Federal Communications Commission in the matter of establishment of domestic communications satellite facilities by non-governmental entities; July 12, 1971.
7. "U.S. Domestic Satllite Communications: A Summary of COMSAT's Proposals," COMSAT; 1971.

Criminal Justice System
1. "Alaska, Comprehensive Statewide Planning Project for Vocational Rehabilitation Services: A Survey of Public Offenders," State of Alaska; May 1970.
2. For a More Perfect Union: Correctional Reform, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; August 1971.
3. For a More Perfect Union: Police Reform, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; August 1971.
4. "New Proposals For 1972: ACIR Legislaive Proposal," Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; August 1971.
5. State-Local Relations in the Criminal Justice System: A Commission Report, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; August 1971.

Economic Development
1. Alaska-Japan Economic Relations: A Study of the Potential Contribution of Trade with Japan to Alaska's Economic Development, Arlon R. Tussing, et. al, Institute of Social, Economic and Government Research, University of Alaska; 1968.
2. "Development Assistance to Southeast Asia," a statement by the Research and Policy Committee of the Committee for Economic Development, ; July 1970.
3. "Pacific Partnership," reprint of a speech delivered by the Honorable Hubert H. Humphrey at the Asian Affairs Research Council in Tokyo; October 20, 1969.
4. National Economic Development Program, Part 3, Hearings before the Subcommittee on Economic Development of the Committee of Public Works, U.S. Senate, U.S. Government Printing Office; 1971.

Education
1. Accredited Postsecondary Institutions and Programs 1972, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; 1972.
2. "Administration of Public Laws 81-874 & 81-815:Twenty-second Annual Report of the Commissioner of Education, U.S. Deapartment of Health, Education, and Welfare; June 30, 1972.
3. "Report on Higher Education," U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; March 1971.
4. The Capitol and the Campus: State Responsibility for Postsecondary Education, a report and reccomendations by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education; April 1971.

Environment
1. Arctic, Journal of the Arctic Institute of North America, Vol. 24, No. 1; March 1971.
2. "Arctic National Wildlife Range," U.S. Department of the Interior; May 1971 (5 copies).
3. Coastal Zone Management, Hearings before the Subcommittee on Oceans and Atmosphere of the Committee on Commerce, U.S. Senate, U.S. Government Printing Office; 1971.
4. "Managing the Environment: Nine States Look for New Answers;" April 1971.

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5. "North Slope and Alaska: Man and the Wilderness," BP Alaska, Inc.; n.d.
6. Park wilderness proposal and public hearing notice, Glacier Bay National Monument, Alaska; 1971.
7. Park wilderness proposal and public hearing notice, Katmai National Monument, Alaska; 1971.

Housing
1. Council of Housing Producers - brochures, reports, seminar proceedings; 1968-1970.
2. Toward and New Housing Policy: The Legacy of the Sixties, Morton J. Schussheim, Committe on Economic Development Supplementary Paper No. 20; 1969.

Law
1. "Model Penal Code Reprint - Proposed Official Draft," American Law Institute; May 4, 1962.
2. "Uniform Probate Code - Official Text with Comments;" 1969.

Lumber
1. "Alaska's Lumber Markets" by Robert Snyder, Alaska Review of Business and Economic Conditions Vol. VIII, No. 4, University of Alaska, Institute of Social, Economic, and Government Research; August 1969.

Manpower
1. "Alaska Manpower Resources: St. Marys and Vicinity," Alaska Department of Labor; 1971.
2. "Alaska's Manpower Outlook, 70's," Alaska Department of Labor, publication no. 2; 1970.
3. "1970 Alaska Workforce Estimates by Industry and Area," Alaska Department of Labor; July 1971.
4. Manpower Needs in Alaska: An Examination of Professional Manpower Shortage in State and Local Government, Judith Kleinfeld and Thomas Morehouse, Institue of Social, Economic and Government Research; 1970.

Mining
1. "Federal and State Mineral Laws in Alaska: An Analysis with Reccomendations for Policy," prepared by Rush M. Hoag, Department of Economic Development; August 1969.
2. Mines Bulletin, State of Alaska, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Geological Survey; September 1971.
3. Mining and Public Policy in Alaska: Mineral Policy, the Public Lands and Economic Development, Arlon Tussing and Gregg Erickson, Institute of Social, Economic and Government Research; 1969.

Native Issues
1. "A Proposed Comprehensive Plan for Assisting Native Students," University of Alaska; January 1970.
2. "A Reccomended Program for Alaskan Native Handcraft Development," Alaska Native Arts and Crafts Cooperative Association, Inc.; March 1967.
3. Alaska Native Land Claims: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Indian Affairs of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Government Printing Office; 1968.
4. Human Services In Rural Alaska: Highlights from the Evaluation of the Rural Areas Social Services Project, Frances Feldman; n.d.
5. Indian Education: A National Tragedy-A National Challenge, 1969 Report of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, U.S. Senate, U.S. Government Printing Office; 1969.
6. Housing the Alaska Native, Alaska State Housing Authority Remote Housing Report No. 1, by Charlie Abrams; 1967.
7. Rural Alaska Development Group, Report; 1970.

Nuclear Testing
1. "Statement of The Scientific Division of the Committee for Environmental Information on Underground Nuclear Testing," Professor Sheldon Novak, Washington University,
St. Louis; June 11, 1969 (2 copies).
2. Public Safety and Underground Nuclear Detonations, Samuel Glasstone, Atomic Energy Commission; June 1971.

Oil and Gas
1. "Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, Section 102(2)c. of
the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969," Department of the Interior; January 1971.
2. "Issues of Oil Import Policy," no author identified; June 1969 (3 copies).
3. "Issues of Oil Import Policy-II: Is a Tarrif System Practicable?," no author identified; December 1969 (3 copies).
4. "A Note on Implications for Alaska of the Cabinet Task Force Report on Oil Import Control," W. J. Levy and Consultants Corporation; ca. 1970.
5. "Oil From the Arctic," Alyeska Pipline Service Company; n.d.
6. "Proposal: Economic, Environmental, and Governmental Impact of the Oil Industry in Alaska," Research Analysis Corporation; July 1969.
7. "Proposal: The Oil Industry Impact on Alaska," Research Analysis Corporation; July 1969.
8. "Some Implications of Future North American Gas Balances," no author identified; November 1969 (3 copies).

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Revenue Sharing
1. "Highlights of Revenue Sharing, Reform/Renewal for the 70's," The Domestic Council, Executive Office of the President; 1971.
2. "The History of Revenue Sharing, Reform/Renewal for the 70's," The Domestic Council, Executive Office of the President; 1971.
3. "Revenue Sharing Chartbook, Reform/Renewal for the 70's," The Domestic Council, Executive Office of the President; 1971.
4. "Revenue Sharing-An Idea Whose Time Has Come," Information Report, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; December 1970.

State and Local Government
1. A Commission Report - The Challenge of Local Governmental Reorganization, Substate Regionalism and the Federal System, Vol. III, Advisiory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; February 1974.
2. A Commission Report - Governmental Functions and Processes: Local and Areawide, Substate Regionalism and the Federal System, Vol. IV, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations; February 1974.
3. "Federal Aid to States, Fiscal Year 1970," Department of the Treasury; 1971.
4. The Improvement of State Legislatures: The First Five Years of Eagleton's Legislative Center, An Eagleton Study and Report, Alan Rosenthal, Center for State Legislative Research and Service, Eagleton Institute of Politics, Rutgers University; October, 1971.
5. Improving the State Legislature: A Report of the Illinois Commission on the Organization of the General Assembly, University of Illinios Press; 1967.
6. Modernizing State Government, Committee for Economic Development; July 1967.
7. "Policy Positions and Final Report," Intergovernmental Relations Committee of the National Legislative Conference; August 1970.
8. "Policy Positions and Final Report," Intergovernmental Relations Committee of the National Legislative Conference; August 1971 (2 copies).
9. "Report on an Evaluation of the 50 State Legislatures," Citizens Conference on State Legislatures; 1970.
10. "Research and Development in Local Governments, Fiscal Years 1968 & 1969," National Science Foundation; 1971.
11. State Government, The Council of State Governments; Spring 1970.
12. "1970 Suggested State Legislation," Vol. XXIX, The Council of State Governments; August 1969.
13. "A Survey of Legislative Services in the Fifty States, A Research Report," Calvin W Clark, Citizens Conference on State Legislatures; April 1967.

Transportation
1. "A Status Report of State Departments of Transportation," Highway Users Federation for Safety and Mobility; December 1970.
2. "Air Cushion Vehicle Feeder Transportation System for Interior Alaska," Bell Aerospace Company; January 1971.
3. "The Crisis in Public Transporation: 1971 - The Year of Decision," Southern California Rapid Transit District; February 1971.
4. "Five Year Highway Construction Program," State of Alaska, Department of Highways; January 1971.
5. "Iowa Department of Transportation, A Design For Growth," Office for Planning and Programming; September 1, 1971.
6. "Multimodal Transport and Utility Corridor Systems in Alaska, Generalized Description of the 40 Primary Corridors: Locations, Indentifying Agencies, Purposes, Environmental Impacts, and Status of Lands Crossed, A Preliminary Conceptual Analysis," Bureau of Land Management; November 1974.
7. "People Moving in California: A Report to the California State Senate Transportation Committee by the Subcommittee on Rapid Transit;" January 5, 1970.
8. "Report for Consultation on the Anchorage Intrastate Air Quality Control Region (Alaska)," U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service; May 1970.
9. "State Departments of Transportation and Other State Transportation Mechanisms, A Preliminary Report Prepared by the National Governor's Conference Committee on Transportation, Commerce, and Technology," The Council of State Goverments; August 1970.
10. "Turnigain Arm Crossing, Financing Studies," by Porter, Armstrong, Ripa, and Associates, for the Alaska Department of Highways; January 1968.
11. "Western Region Short Haul Air Transportation Program: Definition Phase Report, Vol. 1, Demonstration Program Plan," The Aerospace Corporation; July 1970.
12. "Western Region Short Haul Air Transportation Program: Definition Phase Report, Vol. 2, Technical Report," The Aerospace Corporation; July 1970.
13. "Yukon River Transportation by the State of Alaska," Department of Public Works, Division of Marine Transportation; n.d.

Urban Planning
1. "Financing Our Urban Needs$$," reprint from Nation's Cities; March 1969.
2. "Reshaping Government in Metropolitan Areas," Committee for Economic Development; February 1970.
3. Survey Manual for Comprehensive Urban Planning: The Use of Opinion Surveys and Sampling Techniques in the Planning Process, Jerome Saroff and Alberta Levitan, Institute of Social, Economic and Government Research; 1969.

Workmen's Compensation
1. State of Alaska, Transcript of Proceedings, Public Hearing on Workmen's Compensation, Hearings Conducted by the Alaska Legislative Council, Department of Commerce, Department of Labor, Juneau, Alaska; August 24, 1961.
2. "State of Alaska, Workmen's Compensation Act," Alaska Workmen's Compensation Board; 1969.

Miscellaneous
1. "A Vegetable Freezing Industry for Alaska, Summary of Investigations & Economic Feasibility," Alaska Division of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources; May 1971.
2. Alaska: Comprehensive Community Mental Health Planning, 1963-1964; July 1965.
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8. "Seattle Maritime Commerce and its Impact on the Economy of King County," Seattle Port Commission; 1971.
9. "The Story of Alaska: The Biggest, Most Fabulous Part of the U.S.," reprinted from U.S. News and World Report; July 11, 1958.
10. "Water Resources Development," U.S. Army Corps of Engingeers in Alaska; 1971.