TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview of the Collection
Biographical Note
Scope and Content
Arrangement
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Container List
Series 1. Correspondence 1971-1975
Series 2. Subject File 1971-1975
Series 3. Pending File 1974-1975
Series 4. Memoranda 1972-1975
Series 5. Public Interest Correspondence 1971-1975
Series 6. Yellows 1970-1975
Series 7. Agency Files 1971-1975
Series 8. Legislative File 1973-1974
Series 9. National Governors' Conference File 1971-1974
Series 10. New England Governors' Conference File 1971-1974
Series 11. New England Regional Commission File 1971-1974
Series 12. Other Intergovernmental Relations Files 1971-1974
Series 13. Executive Orders 1971-1974
Series 14. Speeches 1971-1974
Series 15. Messages 1971-1974
Series 16. Public Relations and Communications Files 1971-1974
Series 17. Press Releases 1971-1975
Series 18. Job Requests, Acknowledgements, and Recommendations 1971-1975
Series 19. Federal Agency Relations File 1968-1974
Series 20. Scrapbook 1967 January-March
Series 21. Official Statements 1971-1975
Series 22. Papers of Task Force on Refineries 1974-1975 |
RG 005:035, Office of the Governor: Thomas J. Meskill (1971-1975)
Inventory of Records
Finding aid prepared by Connecticut State Library Staff.
Copyright © 2007 by the Connecticut State Library
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| Repository: |
Connecticut State Library |
| Creator: |
Connecticut. Governor (1971-1975 : Meskill) |
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Thomas J. Meskill records |
| Dates: |
1967-1975 |
| Quantity: |
260 cubic feet |
| Abstract: |
Gov. Meskill's correspondence, subject file, pending file, memoranda, public interest correspondence, yellows, agency files,
legislative file, National Governors' Conference file, New England Governors' Conference file, New England Regional Commission
file, other intergovernmental relations files, executive orders, speeches, messages, public relations and communications files,
press releases, job requests, acknowledgements, and recommendations, federal agency relations file, scrapbook, official statements,
papers of task force on refineries.
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| Identification: |
RG005_035 |
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T001183 |
| Language: |
The records are in English.
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Born: January 30, 1928, New Britain, Connecticut. College: Trinity College, 1950, University of Connecticut Law School, 1956. Political Party: Republican. Offices: Mayor of New Britain, 1962-1964; New Britain Corporation Counsel, 1965-1966; U.S. Congress, 1967-1971; Governor of Connecticut,
1971-1975; Judge, U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals. Died: October 29, 2007, Boynton Beach, Florida.
After sixteen years of Democratic control the Republicans won the governor's office once more with the candidacy of Thomas
Meskill. A native of New Britain, Meskill graduated from Trinity College in 1950 and then spent three years with the US Air
Force. He returned to Connecticut, obtained a law degree, and opened his practice in New Britain in 1956. He married Mary
Grady and they had five children.
Meskill entered local politics and was elected mayor of New Britain for 1962-1964. He ran for U.S. Congress in 1964, but lost.
Two years later he ran again and won, serving from 1967 until 1971 when he became governor. When Governor Dempsey announced
his plan to leave office, the Republican Party saw Meskill as its best candidate and he won the nomination with little opposition.
A divided Democratic Party helped Meskill win a substantial victory and he began his term as governor in January of 1971.
There were several problems for Meskill during his first year in office. One was that he inherited a budget that was well
out of balance. The second was that his public image became that of a tough, uncaring governor. Democratic leaders and the
news media portrayed Meskill's conservative policies in a negative manner. The young Republicans that he hired to help run
his administration were dubbed "Meskill's Kiddie Corps." and he became known as "Tough Tom". The budget battle during the
1971 session of the General Assembly was a tiring one that saw Meskill veto 44 legislative bills. On the last night of the
session the Assembly passed an income tax bill that Meskill refused to sign, although he did not veto it either. By August
the public's outcry was such that this bill was rescinded and a special session was called to pass a more conventional tax
package that raised the sales tax to seven percent. Some achievements included passage of no fault auto insurance, granting
18 years olds the right to vote, adoption of tougher drunk driving laws, and the creation of the Department of Environmental
Protection.
While Meskill's next three years in office went smoother than his first, and he was able to balance the budget and reduce
the sales tax to 6 1/2 percent, he had difficulty overcoming the perception that he ran an austere administration. When an
ice storm hit the state in December of 1973 Meskill was on vacation with his family in Vermont. Although he issued orders
that allowed state agencies to properly handle the crises, his failure to return to Connecticut was used by the press to make
him look bad to the voters. Upset at this bias, as well as a failure to receive credit for his accomplishments while in office,
Meskill announced in early 1974 that he would not seek reelection. He was the first governor of Connecticut in more than 50
years who voluntarily limited himself to only one term. Shortly after leaving office Meskill was appointed to be a judge on
the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals and was its chief judge before his retirement in 1993.
Bibliography
Congressional Quarterly's Guide to United States Elections. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1994 [CSL call number GIS Ref JK 1967 .C662 1994.
Glashan, Roy R. American Governors and Gubernatorial Elections, 1775-1975. Stillwater, Minn.: Croixside Press, 1975 [CSL call number JK 2447 .G53 1975].
Janick, Herbert F. A Diverse People: Connecticut, 1914 to the Present. Chester, Conn.: Pequot Press, c1975 [CSL call number HistRef Conn Doc St22eacs v. 5].
Lieberman, Joseph. The Legacy, Connecticut Politics, 1930-1980 Hartford, Conn.: Spoonwood Press, 1981 [CSL call number JK 3395 .L53 1981].
Sobel, Robert and John Raimo. Biographical Directory of the Governors of the United States, 1789-1978. Westport, Conn.: Meckler Books, 1978 [CSL call number GIS Ref E 176 .B573].
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Gov. Meskill's correspondence, subject file, pending file, memoranda, public interest correspondence, yellows, agency files,
legislative file, National Governors' Conference file, New England Governors' Conference file, New England Regional Commission
file, other intergovernmental relations files, executive orders, speeches, messages, public relations and communications files,
press releases, job requests, acknowledgements, and recommendations, federal agency relations file, scrapbook, official statements,
papers of task force on refineries.
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Series 1. Correspondence, 1971-1975, 7 feet.
Correspondence considered of minor or negligible interest. Filed alphabetically by correspondent one folder for each letter
of the alphabet, a few followed by folders for individual correspondents.
Series 2. Subject File, 1971-1975, 75 feet.
Alphabetical by subject.
Series 3. Pending File, 1974-1975, 1 foot.
Correspondence and memoranda awaiting decision or completion of
action. Alphabetical by correspondent, with a few folders by agency
at the end.
No separate container listing.
Series 4. Memoranda, 1972-1975, 1 foot.
Originals and copies of memoranda written by, for or to Gov. Meskill on many subjects. Roughly chronological.
No separate container listing.
Series 5. Public Interest Correspondence, 1971-1975, 6 feet.
These are retained examples of a much larger volume (see Disposal Inventory 29) of letters from the public expressing opinions
about various issues.
Series 6. Yellows, 1970-1975, 17 feet.
Yellow carbon copies of outgoing letters written by the Governor and his staff. Alphabetical by addressee in the following
groups:
October 1970
November - December, 1970
1971 (letters A - C missing)
1971 - 1975
Series 7. Agency Files, 1971-75, 180 feet.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, reports, publications and reference materials pertaining to state departments and agencies
and their work. Alphabetical by name of agency. Some smaller agencies are in the subject
file and some are still unarranged.
Agencies Included: Agriculture Department, Annual Reports, Attorney General's Office, Bond Commission, Commerce Department,
Community Affairs Department, Comptroller's Office, Correction Department, Courts, Planning Committee on Criminal Administration,
Development Commission, Education Department, Environmental Protection Department, Health Department, Higher Education Commission,
Housing, Insurance Department, Labor Department, Mental Health Department, Mental
Retardation Office, Motor Vehicles Department, Personnel Department, Public Utilities Commission, Public Works Department,
Safety Commission, Special Revenue Commission, State Planning Office, State Police, Tax Department, Transportation Department,
Welfare Department including Human Rights and Opportunities Commission.
Series 8. Legislative File, 1973-1974, 1 foot, 6 inches.
Correspondence, memoranda, drafts, etc. pertaining to bills before the General Assembly in the 1973 and 1974 sessions. Partly
arranged by subject, partly by correspondent.
Unarranged. No separate container listing.
Series 9. National Governors' Conference File
Correspondence and reference materials, some unfiled, some by date, some by subject.
No separate container listing.
Series 10. New England Governors' Conference File, 1971-1974, 1 foot, 4 inches.
Correspondence and reference materials.
Unarranged. No separate container listing.
Series 11. New England Regional Commission File, 1971-1974, 5 feet.
Correspondence and reference materials. General materials followed by subject file.
No separate container listing.
Series 12. Other Intergovernmental Relations Files, 1971-1974, 1 foot.
Includes materials on National governors' Council on Science and Technology, Republican Governors' Conference (1971-72), Republican
National Convention (1972), Tri-State Regional Planning Commission, Tri-State Transportation Commission.
No separate container listing.
Series 13. Executive Orders, 1971-1974, 1 foot.
Texts of orders, 1 - 28, with some related material. Numerical.
No separate container listing.
Series 14. Speeches, 1971-1974, 7 feet.
Texts of speeches, with some drafts and related correspondence.
Alphabetical by subject, place, or organization addressed.
Series 15. Messages, 1971-1974, 8 inches.
Messages of greetings, congratulations, commemoration, etc.
Alphabetical by subject.
No separate container listing.
Series 16. Public Relations and Communications Files, 1971-1974, 2 feet, 6 inches.
Correspondence, schedules, "shield law" material, etc.
Unarranged. No separate container listing.
Series 17. Press Releases, 1971-1975, 9 feet.
Releases on Governor's appointments (1 foot), followed by releases on other subjects. Alphabetical.
Series 18. Job Requests, Acknowledgements, and Recommendations, 1971-1975, 2 feet.
No separate container listing.
Series 19. Federal Agency Relations File, 1968-1974, 1 foot.
Correspondence with United States Government agencies.
Alphabetical by subject or name of agency, preceded by unfiled material.
Series 20. Scrapbook, 1967 January-March, 1 inch.
Mounted newspaper clippings pertaining to Mr. Meskill's first weeks in the United States House of Representatives.
Chronological.
No separate container listing.
Series 21. Official Statements, 1971-1975, 6 feet.
Texts of Official Statements by the Governor recognizing or supporting various movements, causes, etc. with related drafts,
photographs and correspondence.
Alphabetical by subject. Folder of denied requests at beginning.
Series 22. Papers of Task Force on Refineries, 1974-1975, 5 feet.
Correspondence, reports, questionnaires, working papers.
No separate container listing.
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Restrictions on Access
These records are stored at an off-site facility and therefore may not be available on a same-day basis.
See the Rules and Procedures for Researchers Using Archival Records and Secured Collections policy.
Restrictions on Use
See the Reproduction and Publications of State Library Collections policy.
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Persons:
Meskill, Thomas J., 1928-
Subjects:
Connecticut -- History -- Sources
Connecticut -- Politics and government -- 1951- -- Sources
Connecticut. Office of the Governor -- Archives
Governors -- Connecticut -- Archives
Meskill, Thomas J., 1928- -- Archives
Document Types:
Clippings
Correspondence
Photographs
Press releases
Proclamations
Records
Reports
Scrapbooks
Speeches
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Correspondence considered of minor or negligible interest. |
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Filed alphabetically by correspondent one folder for each letter of the alphabet, a few followed by folders for individual
correspondents.
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C – F |
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A-601 |
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F – I |
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A-602 |
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J – M |
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A-603 |
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M – Q |
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A-604 |
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R – S |
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A-605 |
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S – Z |
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A-606 |
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Alphabetical by subject. |
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AFL-CIO |
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A-607 |
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Accountancy Board |
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Action Grant – Dept. of Corrections |
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Action: SCORE/ACE Chapters |
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Action: VISTA |
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Administrative Procedures Act |
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Administrative Reports |
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Administrative: Responsive Governments Act |
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Adoption |
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Adoption (Also Task Force) |
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Advertising |
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Affirmative Action Plan |
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Age of Majority Commission, 3 folders |
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Agency Audit Reports |
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Aging, 10 folders |
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A-608 |
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Aging |
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A-609 |
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AARP |
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Audit Report |
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Elderly Citizens Day |
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Home Care |
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Mother Bernadette Clippings |
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Reference Materials |
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SSI Alert Grantees |
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Senior Citizens Intern Program |
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A-610 |
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Services for the Aging |
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Speaking Engagements |
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Todd |
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Triage, 3 folders |
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White House Conference on Aging, 4 folders |
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Agricultural Experiment Station, 3 folders |
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A-611 |
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Agricultural Task Force |
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Agriculture |
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Animal Welfare |
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Audit Report – Dept. of Agriculture |
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Disaster |
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Food Prices |
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Forests |
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(Commissioner) Futtner |
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Hartford Regional Market – Ground Breaking Ceremony |
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Hatch Metcalf Law |
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Horse Council Seminar |
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Land Use Seminar |
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Lumber |
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Meat Inspection |
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Milk Regulation Board |
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Preservation of Agricultural Land |
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Reference Materials |
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Rural Development |
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Shellfish Commission |
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Soil Conservation |
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Speaking Engagements |
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Veterinary Examiners |
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Air Line Pilots Association |
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A-612 |
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Ajello |
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Albany Ave. Child Guidance Clinic |
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Alcohol, See Drugs – Alcohol |
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Allotments |
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Ambulance Commission |
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Ambulance/Legislation |
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American Arts Commission/American Shakespeare Theatre |
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American Banker |
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American Shakespeare Theatre |
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Animal Population |
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Anniversary |
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Annual Arrangement |
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Anonymous, 3 folders |
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Appointment Responses, 2 folders |
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A-613 |
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Appointments |
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Appointments (Fairfield County) |
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Appointments Made by House Majority Leader |
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Appointments Made by the President pro-tem of the Senate |
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Appointments – Nomination |
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Appreciation, Letters of |
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Appropriations Committee |
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Architectural Registration Board |
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Art Commission Grant, 2 folders |
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Art Commission Grant – Waterbury Meetings, 1974 April 13 |
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Arts, Commission of, 4 folders |
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Arts Commission Auditors Report |
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A-614 |
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Arts - Commission of, 3 folders |
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Arts Foundation |
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Arts Foundation – Audit |
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Arts Foundation Recipients |
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Arts in Connecticut |
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Assistance – offers of, 2 folders |
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Atomic Energy |
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Attorney General – Gasoline Prices |
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Audit Dept. |
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Auditors |
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Auditors, 2 folders |
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A-615 |
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Auerbach Service Bureau |
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Austerity Program |
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Awards |
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Banking/Auditors Accounts |
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Banking Comm. Speaking Schedule |
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Banking – Conn. Banking Commission |
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Banking – Conn. Savings and Loan Assoc. |
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Banking Dept., 5 folders |
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Banking Dept., 5 folders |
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A-616 |
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Banking – Escrow & Interest |
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Banking/Escrow Bill |
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Banking – Legislation |
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Bar Association |
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Barber Examiners |
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Beach Park School Visit |
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Bicentennial |
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Annual Report |
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“Bicentennial News” |
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“Bulletin” |
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“Connecticut Bicentennial Gazette” |
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Correspondence, 5 folders |
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Bicentennial |
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A-617 |
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Correspondence |
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Executive Order |
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Franklin Mint |
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Funding |
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Information |
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New Spirit of ’76 Foundation |
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“Newsletter” |
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Parks Program |
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Reference Material (Discovery 7 Rediscovery) |
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Bicycles |
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Blacks |
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Bloomfield Middle School |
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Blue Cross |
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Blue Cross Clippings |
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(State) Boundary Marks |
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Boy Scouts |
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Boycotts |
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Budget, 5 folders |
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Budget Message |
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Budget Reactor Letter, 1974 February |
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Building Commission (State) |
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Brannen |
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A-618 |
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Burns, Ellen |
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Business Week |
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Cadillacs for Governor and Lieutenant Governor |
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“Call” |
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Campaign Promises |
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Capitol |
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Capitol Center Commission, 2 folders |
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Capitol Preservation & Restoration |
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Capitol Region Council of Governments |
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Catholic Graduates Club of Conn. |
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Census, 4 folders |
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Census: U.S. Bureau of |
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Chamber of Commerce |
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Chaplaincy Program |
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Charities |
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Charity Drives |
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Child Day Council |
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Child Development Legislation |
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Chiropractors |
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Children and Youth Services, 9 folders |
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A-619 |
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Children and Youth Services |
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A-620 |
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Advisory Council on Children and Youth |
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Alix’s Place |
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Connecticut School for Boys (Meriden) |
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Growth Pattern, 1974 |
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HECUS Program |
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Intern Program |
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Legislation |
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Outward Bound |
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Press Releases |
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SYDAC |
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Speaking Engagements |
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Status Reports |
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Thames House |
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White House Conference on Children and Youth |
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Youth |
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Youth Advisory Committee |
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Youth Involvement |
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Youth/Juvenile Behavior |
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Children’s Museum |
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City Problems |
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Civic Center |
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Civil Air Patrol |
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Civil Defense, 3 folders |
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Civil Defense, 7 folders |
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A-621 |
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Civil Defense |
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Advisory Council |
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Emergency Fuel Allocation Committee |
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Fuel Shortage |
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Oil |
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Phase II |
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Speaking Engagements |
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Civil Liberties |
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A-622 |
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Civil Preparedness, 2 folders |
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Civil Service |
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Civil Service Commission |
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Claims Against the State |
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Claims Commission |
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Clean Campaign Committee |
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Collective Bargaining |
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Commendation |
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Commerce – U.S. Dept. of |
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Committee Attendance Record |
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Common Cause |
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Community Forum |
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Bridgeport |
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Bristol |
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Enfield |
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Governor’s, 2 folders |
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Hamden |
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Meriden |
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Stamford |
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Community Forums |
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Compensation |
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Compensation of Elected Officials |
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Condolences |
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Condominiums |
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Conflict of Interest |
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Conflict of Interest – Fact Sheet |
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Congratulations – Haddam Academy |
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Congratulations to TJM |
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Congress, M.O. |
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A-623 |
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Congress of the United States |
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Congressional Inquiries |
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Congressional Record: “items of interest” |
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Conn. Medical Service |
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Constitutional Amendment |
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Constitutional Rights |
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Consultants |
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Consumer Advisory Council |
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Consumer Affairs (Federal) |
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Consumer Hotline |
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Consumer News |
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Consumer Protection Audit Report |
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Consumer Protection – Gordon Allen’s Legislative File |
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Consumer Protection – Correspondence A-M, 4 folders |
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Consumer Protection |
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A-624 |
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Correspondence M-Z, 2 folders |
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Boxing/Pep |
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Commissioner Dunn – Speaking Engagements |
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Gas Franchise |
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Health Spas |
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Jack’s Market |
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Koscot |
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Legalized Boxing |
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Legislation |
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Metric System |
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Pamphlet sent to High School Grads |
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Quechee Lakes |
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To and from Commissioner Dunn, 2 folders |
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Contests |
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Contraceptives |
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Contributions |
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Conventions |
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Cosmetology |
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Cost Accounting Standards Board |
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Cost of Living |
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Cost of Living Council (2 folders) |
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Cotter, Judge |
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Council on Churches |
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County Government |
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Crime |
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Crime |
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A-625 |
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Committee on Organized Crime Prevention & Control |
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Investigation Task Force |
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N.J. Commission of Investigation |
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Criminal Injuries |
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Criminal Investigations |
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Criminal Justice |
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Criminal Justice Program |
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Criminal Justice Reform |
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Cubans |
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Cyprus |
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Data Processing |
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Daughters of the American Revolution |
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Daylight Savings Time |
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Decency, Standards of |
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Decentralization of Government |
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Defense Department |
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Deficit |
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Democrats |
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Dempsey’s Pension |
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Dental Commission |
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Desk Plates |
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Developmental Disabilities Council |
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Dinan Center, 2 folders |
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Disarmament |
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Discrimination |
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Distinguished Service Awards |
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Divorce |
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Drinking – Age and Hours – See Liquor |
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Drug Abuse, 2 folders |
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Drug Abuse, 4 folders |
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A-626 |
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Drug Authority |
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Drug Conference |
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Drug Council, 5 folders |
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Drug Council, 2 folders |
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A-627 |
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Drug Education, 2 folders |
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Drug Information Center |
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Drug Legislation |
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Drug Plan |
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Drugs, 4 folders |
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Drugs, 3 folders |
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A-628 |
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Drugs |
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Brian Hollander – Criminal & Social Justice Committee |
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Correspondence, 4 folders |
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Federal Legislation |
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Grant Information |
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Institute for the Future |
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Misc. Info., Press Releases, Publications, Inc. |
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Morris House Foundation |
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Narco |
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National Coordinating Council on Drug Education |
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Needs |
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New Hope Manor |
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Perception House |
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Vitam |
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Drugs |
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A-629 |
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Advisory Council on Alcohol Abuse |
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Alcohol & Alcohol Abuse |
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Alcohol & Drug Dependence Div. |
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Alcoholism (6 folders) |
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Alcoholism & Intoxication Treatment Act |
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Alcoholism – John Magee House |
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Education, Adult |
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A-630 |
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Education – Day Prospect School |
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Education – Reference Materials |
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Education – Speaking Engagements |
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Elderly |
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Election 1972 |
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Election 1976 |
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Elections (5 folders) |
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Elections |
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Absentee Voting |
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Commission |
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Committee |
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1974 Election Information |
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Reference Materials |
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Elections – Republican Election, 1971 Fall |
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A-631 |
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Electrical Examining Board |
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Electrical Examining Board – Stanley Page’s File |
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Electrical Work Examining Board |
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Embalmers and Funeral Directors |
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Employee Selection Procedures |
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Employees Association |
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Employees |
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Disability Retirement |
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Letters of Endorsement |
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Retirement Commission |
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State |
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State – Retirement, 5 folders |
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Suggestion Awards Board |
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Suggestion Program |
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Employment – National Employment Association |
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Endorsements |
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Energy Advisory Board |
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A-632 |
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Energy |
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Agenda Utility Companies/State Emergency Officials Meeting, 1973 December 19 |
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Children’s Letter |
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Connecticut Energy Board |
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Conservation |
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Conservation Letter (Holiday Closing), 1973 December 4 |
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Correspondence A-E, 13 folders |
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Energy: |
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A-633 |
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Correspondence F-N, 13 folders |
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Energy |
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A-634 |
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Correspondence O-Z, 9 folders |
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Energy Crisis |
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A-635 |
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Information, 3 folders |
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Letters to TV Stations |
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Liquid Gas |
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Statement by Atty. General of Mass. |
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Telegram to Federal Power Com./Liquid Gas |
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Energy |
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“Dear Commissioners” Ex. Order No. 21 |
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Dear Concerned |
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Emergency Energy Agency, 3 folders |
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Emergency Energy Agency/Legislation |
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Emergency Energy Agency Press Releases |
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Federal Energy Office |
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Gas Rationing |
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Energy |
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A-636 |
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Gasland Letter |
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Gasoline Shortage |
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Gasoline Shortage, 1974 February 1 |
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Governor’s Summertime Energy Program |
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Highway Lighting |
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Ice Storm |
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Ideas |
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Legislation |
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Letter – Executive Order 21 |
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Meeting for First Selectman, 1973 November 26 |
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Meeting, 1973 December 20 |
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Message |
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Municipal Energy Coordinators |
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NEPEX |
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National Energy Plan |
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New Energy Alert 24 |
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Northeast Utilities Weekly |
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Planning – Governor’s Conference Room, 1973 December 20 |
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Policy |
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Policy Booklet |
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Policy Shortage (NERC Resolution) |
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Policy Statement |
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Printed Letter Sent in Response to Pledge Card |
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School Closing |
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Speech Outlines |
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Task Force |
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Engineers |
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Environmental Arts and Crafts Council |
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Environmental Protection Agency |
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Equal Rights |
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Equal Opportunity |
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Equine Commission |
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Equipment, 2 folders |
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Equipment – Stanley Page’s files |
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Etherington Commission – See Services & Expenditures Commission |
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Ethics |
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Ethnic Groups |
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Examining Boards |
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Executive Order |
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Executive Order 23 (Comprehensive Training) |
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Executive Papers |
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Executive Reorganization |
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Extradition |
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Fact Sheets |
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A-637 |
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Family Planning |
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Family Relations |
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Favorable Letters |
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Federal |
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Federal Appointments |
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Federal Budget |
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Federal Census |
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Federal Executive Board |
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Federal Government |
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Federal Grant Award Notification & Dissemination |
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Federal – ICC |
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Federal Income Tax |
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Federal Legislation |
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Federal Legislation – Meeting with Congressional Delegation, 1973 August 20 |
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Federal Legislation – 93rd Congress |
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Federal Regional Intergov. Conference, 1972 June |
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Federal Regional Council – June 24th |
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Federal Regional Council – Minutes of Meeting in Hartford -, 1971 March |
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Federal Regional Council – Minutes of Meetings |
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Federal Regional Council of New England, 2 folders |
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Federal – State, 2 folders |
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Federal – State, 2 folders |
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A-638 |
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Federal – State |
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A-95 |
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ACIR (Advisory Comm. On Intergovernmental Relations) |
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Aging |
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Agriculture |
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Alcoholism |
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