RG 005:038, Office of the Governor: Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. (1991-1995) Inventory of Records


Overview of the Collection
Repository:	Connecticut State Library
Creator:	Connecticut. Governor (1991-1995 : Weicker)
Title:	Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. records
Creation Dates:	1977-1994,
Creation Dates:	bulk 1991-1994
Accumulation Dates:	1991-1994
Quantity:	78.75 cubic feet
Abstract:	Gov. Weicker's constituent correspondence, legal office files, press files, official statements, invitations accepted and regretted, subject files, and photographs.
Identification:	RG005_038
Accession:	Multiple
Language:	The records are in English.

Biographical Note

Born: May 16, 1931, Paris, France.
College: Yale University, 1953, University of Virginia Law School, 1958.
Political Party: A Connecticut Party. Republican prior to 1990.
Offices: Connecticut General Assembly, House, 1963-1969 (R); First Selectman, Greenwich, 1964-1968 (R); U.S. Congress, 1969-1971 (R); U.S. Senate, 1971-1989 (R); Governor of Connecticut, 1991-1995 (ACP).

Lowell Palmer Weicker, Jr. was sworn in as Connecticut's 85th Governor on January 9, 1991, becoming the first independent Governor in the state since the Civil War. Weicker was born May 16, 1931 in Paris, France to Lowell P. and Mary Bickford Weicker. As a child, Weicker attended the Buckley School in New York City and Culver Military Academy in Culver, Indiana. In 1949 he graduated from the Lawrenceville School, a prep school in New Jersey. He went on to Yale where he developed an interest in politics, graduating in 1953 with a B.A. in political science.

Weicker served in the United States Army from 1953 to 1955 and in the Army Reserve from 1958 to 1964. He graduated from the University of Virginia Law School in 1958 and then moved to Greenwich, Connecticut where he helped found a law firm. As a Republican, he served as First Selectman of that town as well as a Representative to the Connecticut General Assembly.

In 1968 Weicker ran for and won a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from the 4th District. During his one term in the House, he focused on urban renewal and transportation legislation and gained a reputation as a moderate conservative. Weicker won election to the U.S. Senate in 1970 after a split in the state Democratic Party resulted in a three-way race between Weicker, the Democratic nominee Joseph Duffy, and Thomas Dodd, who entered the race as an independent. The split in the Democratic vote gave Weicker the victory. While in the Senate, Weicker worked for passage of the War Powers Act, served on the Senate Watergate Committee, advocated oceanic research, and served on the Appropriations, Small Business, and Labor and Human Resources Committees. Weicker found himself at odds with the far right of the Republican Party over issues of school prayer, busing, and abortion. He also worked for health and education programs for physically and developmentally disabled persons and the poor. Weicker sponsored the Protection and Advocacy for the Mentally Ill Act in 1985 and in 1988 introduced legislation that would become the Americans with Disabilities Act. Weicker's independence led members of his own party to back his opponent Joseph Lieberman in the 1988 Senate race, causing Weicker's defeat.

Weicker then went to work for Research! America, a non-profit organization that raised public awareness about the benefits of medical research. He also taught a constitutional law course at the George Washington University Law School. It wasn't long before some of Weicker's friends began to urge him to seek the governorship of Connecticut. Ruling out a run as a Republican and believing the political atmosphere was right for a third-party candidate, Weicker entered the race and won under the A Connecticut Party that he founded. His opponents were Republican John Rowland and Democrat Bruce Morrison.

When Weicker entered office, the state's budget deficit was $963 million. During the campaign he had opposed an income tax but did not rule it out. Weicker asked William B. Cibes to become his budget director as head of the Office of Policy and Management. Cibes had sought the Democratic gubernatorial nomination but lost in a primary to Morrison because his platform included the creation of a state income tax. Cibes and his team developed three budget proposals, two that relied on the sales tax and one that included an income tax. Cibes convinced Weicker that an income tax was the only fiscally responsible choice. On February 13, 1991 Weicker unveiled a budget that proposed a flat income tax of 6 percent and a drop in the sales tax from 8 to 4.25 percent. During the next six months the General Assembly passed three no-income-tax budgets that continued the state's reliance on the sales tax. Weicker vetoed them all. For his part, Weicker proposed two other income-tax based budgets during that time. Stalemate resulted because the General Assembly did not have enough votes to override the vetoes or enough votes to pass an income tax. Both partries were split over the issue. Temporary spending authorizations kept the state running after the start of fiscal year 1992 except for a three day interruption starting on July 1. Finally on August 22, 1991 the General Assembly passed a budget that included a 4.5 percent flat income tax and a cut in the sales tax from 8 to 6 percent. Forty thousand people gathered at the state capitol in Hartford in protest on October 5, 1991. The income tax did take effect and the state ended fiscal year 1992 with a surplus of $110 million and continued in the black for the next two fiscal years.

The 1991 budget crises led to a standoff between Weicker and the state employee unions that supported his gubernatorial campaign. Wage concessions that some unions agreed to in April of 1991 had expired when the state started the new fiscal year without a budget. Without the concessions in place, some employees received scheduled wage increases at the start of the new fiscal year. Weicker asked the state employee unions to revive the April agreement. The unions wanted guaranteed job security in return. Without an agreement in place, thousands of state employees were either furloughed or laid off starting in November 1991, although some of the laid off employees would eventually be reinstated.

In addition to restructuring the revenue system, Weicker also implemented spending reforms and reorganized state government by consolidating agencies. Among the legislation he signed into law during his term were bills dealing with school desegregation, stricter gun control, and health care reform. Weicker's accomplishments during his first year as Governor led the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation to recognize him with the Profiles in Courage Award in 1992.

Weicker has three sons with his first wife Marie Louise "Bunny" Godfrey: Scott, Gray, and Brian and two sons with his second wife Camille Butler: Sonny and Lowell P. Weicker III, known as Tre. In December 1984 Weicker married his third wife Claudia Testa who has two sons: Mason and Andrew.

Bibliography

Congressional Quarterly's Guide to United States Elections. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1994 [CSL call number GIS Ref JK 1967 .C662 1994.

Lieberman, Joseph. The Legacy, Connecticut Politics, 1930-1980. Hartford, Conn.: Spoonwood Press, 1981 [CSL call number JK 3395 .L53 1981].

Weicker, Lowell P., Jr. with Barry Sussman. Maverick: A Life in Politics. Boston, Mass.: Little, Brown and Company, 1995 [CSL call number E 840 .8 A43 1995].

Who’s Who in American Politics. Sixteenth Edition, 1997-1998. New Providence, N.J.: Marquis Who’s Who, 1997 [CSL call number E 176 .W6424].

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Scope and Content

Gov. Weicker's constituent correspondence, legal office, press files, official statements, invitations accepted and rejected, subject files, and photographs. Constituent correspondence includes acknowledgements from the Governor to the correspondent, agency files containing letters referred to the appropriate agency for handling, and issue letters on a variety of topics. Press files contain press releases, speeches, appointments, bills signed, and veto messages. Legal office files contain auditor's reports, agency files, subject files, and special election files. A small accession related to inaugural activities has been added as addenda.

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Arrangement

Series 1. Constituent Correspondence, 1987-1994, 54 cubic feet
Includes acknowledgements, agency files alphabetical by agency name, greeting, support, and thank you letters, issue letters arranged alphabetically, mag letters and miscellaneous letters.

Series 2. Press Files, 1991-1994, 5 cubic feet
Arranged chronologically.

Series 3. Official Statements, 1994, 1 cubit foot
Arranged chronologically.

Series 4. Invitations Accepted and Rejected, 1992-1993, 4 cubic feet
Arranged chronologically by event date.

Series 5. Legal Office, 1977-1994, 9.5 cubic feet
Includes auditor's reports, agency files, and subject files all arranged alphabetically, and special elections files arranged by office.

Series 6. Subject Files, 1986-1994, 2 cubic feet
Arranged alphabetically.

Series 7. Photographs, circa 1990-1993, 2 cubic feet
Unarranged.

Restricted, .5 cubic feet

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

Constituent correspondence is closed to researchers. These records may contain confidential personal data restricted by law. Please contact State Archives staff for assistance.

Gov. Weicker's 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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Related Material

Lowell P. Weicker's Senate papers are at the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, University of Virginia.

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Index Terms

Persons:

Weicker, Lowell, 1931-

Subjects:

Connecticut -- History -- Sources

Connecticut -- Politics and government -- 1951- -- Sources

Connecticut. Office of the Governor -- Archives

Governors -- Connecticut -- Archives

Income tax -- Connecticut

Weicker, Lowell, 1931- -- Archives

Document Types:

Correspondence

Photographs

Press releases

Proclamations

Records

Reports

Speeches

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Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

Accession 2011-075 was transferred to the Connecticut State Library from the Lowell Weicker Papers at the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, University of Virginia in October 2010.

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Container List


Series 1. Constituent Correspondence, 1987-1994, Accession: 1995-040
		Constituent correspondence is closed to researchers. These records may contain confidential personal data restricted by law. Please contact State Archives staff for assistance.
			Box	Folder
	Acknowledgements		1
		1991		1-6
		1992		7-20
		1993	2	1-12
		1994		13-18
	Agency Files		3
		Accountancy, Board of, 1992		1
		Accountancy, Board of, 1993		2
		Administrative Services, Dept. of, 1991		3-12
		Administrative Services, Dept. of, 1992		13-23
		Administrative Services, Dept. of, 1993	4	1-5
		Administrative Services, Dept. of, 1994		6-7
		Aging, Commission of, 1994		8
		Aging, Dept. on, 1991		9-10
		Aging, Dept. on, 1992		11-12
		Aging, Dept. on, 1993		13
		Agriculture, Dept. of, 1991		14
		Agriculture, Dept. of, 1992		15-16
		Agriculture, Dept. of, 1993		17
		Agriculture, Dept. of, 1994		18
		Alcohol, Drug Abuse Commission, 1991		19-20
		Alcohol, Drug Abuse Commission, 1992		21
		Alcohol, Drug Abuse Commission, 1993		22
		Alcohol, Drug Abuse Commission, 1994		23
		Arts, Commission on the, 1991		24
		Arts, Commission on the, 1992		25
		Arts, Commission on the, 1993		26
		Arts, Commission on the, 1994		27
		Attorney General, Office of the State, 1991		28-30
		Attorney General, Office of the State, 1992	5	1-2
		Attorney General, Office of the State, 1993		3-5
		Attorney General, Office of the State, 1994		6-8
		Appropriations Committee, 1991		9
		Auditors of Public Accounts, 1992		10
		Auditors of Public Accounts, 1993		11
		Auditors of Public Accounts, 1994		12
		Banking, Dept. of, 1991		13-14
		Banking, Dept. of, 1992		15-18
		Banking, Dept. of, 1993		19-23
		Banking, Dept. of, 1994		24
		Bicentennial Commission of Connecticut, 1987-1991		25
		Blind, Board of Education and Services for the, 1991		26
		Blind, Board of Education and Services for the, 1992		27
		Blind, Board of Education and Services for the, 1993		28
		Blind, Board of Education and Services for the, 1994		29
		Bonding Commission, 1991		30
		Chief Medical Examiner, 1994		31
		Chief State's Attorney, 1991		32-34
		Chief State's Attorney, 1992	6	1-2
		Chief State's Attorney, 1993		3-4
		Chief State's Attorney, 1994		5
		Child Support Enforcement Division, 1991		6-7
		Child Support Enforcement Division, 1992		8-12
		Child Support Enforcement Division, 1993		13-18
		Child Support Enforcement Division, 1994		19-20
		Children and Families, Dept. of, 1994		21-22
		Children and Youth Services, Dept. of, 1991		23-28
		Children and Youth Services, Dept. of, 1992	7	1-6
		Children and Youth Services, Dept. of, 1993		7-10
		Claims Commissioner, Office of the, 1991		11
		Claims Commissioner, Office of the, 1992		12
		Claims Commissioner, Office of the, 1993		13
		Comptroller, Office of the State, 1991		14
		Comptroller, Office of the State, 1992		15-16
		Comptroller, Office of the State, 1993		17
		Comptroller, Office of the State, 1994		18
		Connecticut Housing Finance Authority, 1991		19
		Connecticut Housing Finance Authority, 1992		20
		Connecticut Housing Finance Authority, 1993		21
		Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, 1991		22
		Connecticut Service Corps, 1991		23
		Consumer Counsel, Office of, 1991		24
		Consumer Protection, Dept. of, 1991		25-31
		Consumer Protection, Dept. of, A-L, 1992		32-35
		Consumer Protection, Dept. of, M-Z, 1992	8	1-3
		Consumer Protection, Dept. of, 1993		4-7
		Consumer Protection, Dept. of, 1994		8-9
		Correction, Dept. of, 1991		10-23
		Correction, Dept. of, A-F, 1992		24-27
		Correction, Dept. of, G-Z, 1992	9	1-10
		Correction, Dept. of, 1993		11-21
		Correction, Dept. of, 1994		22-23
		Correction, Dept. of: Sentence Review Division, 1991		24
		Deaf and Hearing Impaired, Commission on, 1992		25
		Deaf and Hearing Impaired, Commission on, 1993		26
		Deaf and Hearing Impaired, Commission on, 1994		27
		Disabilities, Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with, 1991		28
		Disabilities, Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with, 1992		29
		Disabilities, Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with, 1993		30
		Disabilities, Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with, 1994		31
		Economic Development, Dept. of, 1991	10	1-12
		Economic Development, Dept. of, 1992		13-24
		Economic Development, Dept. of, A-F, 1993		25-30
		Economic Development, Dept. of, G-Z, 1993	11	1-11
		Economic Development, Dept. of, 1994		12-18
		Education, Dept. of, 1991		19-32
		Education, Dept. of, 1992	12	1-10
		Education, Dept. of, 1993		11-20
		Education, Dept. of, 1994		21-22
		Education, U.S. Dept. of, 1991		23
		Education, U.S. Dept. of, 1992		24
		Emergency Management, Office of, 1991		25
		Emergency Management, Office of, 1992		26
		Emergency Management, Office of, 1993		27
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, A-E, 1991		28-34
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, F-Z, 1991	13	1-20
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, A-G, 1992		21-29
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, H-Z, 1992	14	1-15
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, 1993		16-27
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, A-L, 1994		28-31
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, M-Z, 1994	15	1-3
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, Clean air, 1991-1992		4
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, Clean water / Long Island Sound, 1992, undated		5
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, News clippings, reports, printed material, 1991-1992		6
		Environmental Protection, Dept. of, Recycling, 1991-1992		7
		Ethics Commission, 1991		8
		Ethics Commission, 1992		9
		Ethics Commission, 1993		10
		Freedom of Information Commission, 1991		11
		Freedom of Information Commission, 1992		12
		Freedom of Information Commission, 1993		13
		Freedom of Information Commission, 1994		14
		Government Reorganization, Commission to Effect, 1991		15
		Health Services, Dept. of, 1991		16-31
		Health Services, Dept. of, A-L, 1992		32-38
		Health Services, Dept. of, M-Z, 1992	16	1-4
		Higher Education, Dept. of, 1991		5-7
		Higher Education, Dept. of, 1992		8-12
		Higher Education, Dept. of, 1993		13-15
		Higher Education, Dept. of, 1994		16-17
		Historical Commission, 1991		18
		Historical Commission, 1992		19
		Historical Commission, 1993		20
		Historical Commission, 1994		21
		Hospitals and Health Care, Commission on, 1991		22
		Hospitals and Health Care, Commission on, 1992		23-24
		Hospitals and Health Care, Commission on, 1993		25
		Hospitals and Health Care, Commission on, 1994		26
		Housing, Dept. of, 1991		27-32
		Housing, Dept. of, 1992	17	1-8
		Housing, Dept. of, 1993		9-14
		Housing, Dept. of, 1994		15-16
		Housing and Urban Development, U.S. Dept. of, 1991		17
		Human Resources, Dept. of, 1991		18-24
		Human Resources, Dept. of, 1992		25-31
		Human Resources, Dept. of, 1993	18	1-3
		Human Resources, Dept. of, 1994		4
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, 1991		5-7
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, 1992		8-12
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, 1993		13-15
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, 1994		16-17
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, Indian Affairs, 1991		18
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, Indian Affairs, 1992		19
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, Indian Affairs, 1993		20-22
		Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on, Indian Affairs, 1994		23
		Income Maintenance, Dept. of, A-F, 1991		24-27
		Income Maintenance, Dept. of, G-Z, 1991	19	1-10
		Income Maintenance, Dept. of, 1992		11-26
		Insurance Dept., 1991	20	1-7
		Insurance Dept., 1992		8-17
		Insurance Dept., 1993		18-23
		Insurance Dept., 1994		24-26
		Interior, U.S. Dept. of the, 1991	21	1
		Judicial Dept., 1991		2-11
		Judicial Dept., 1992		12-21
		Judicial Dept., A-H, 1993		22-28
		Judicial Dept., I-Z, 1993	22	1-5
		Judicial Dept., 1994		6-8
		Labor, Dept. of, 1991		9-13
		Labor, Dept. of, 1992		14-24
		Labor, Dept. of, 1993	23	1-7
		Labor, Dept. of, 1994		8-11
		Labor, Dept. of, Unemployment Compensation, 1991		12-13
		Labor, Dept. of, Unemployment Compensation, 1992		14-17
		Labor, Dept. of, Unemployment Compensation, 1993		18-20
		Labor, U.S. Dept. of, 1991		21
		Legislative Management, Joint Commission on, 1991		22
		Library, Connecticut State, 1991		23-25
		Library, Connecticut State, 1992		26-28
		Library, Connecticut State, 1993		29
		Library, Connecticut State, 1994		30
		Liquor Control, Dept. of, 1991		31
		Liquor Control, Dept. of, 1992		32
		Liquor Control, Dept. of, 1993		33
		Liquor Control, Dept. of, 1994		34
		Mental Health, Dept. of, 1991	24	1-7
		Mental Health, Dept. of, 1992		8-12
		Mental Health, Dept. of, 1993		13-23
		Mental Health, Dept. of, 1994		24-25
		Mental Retardation, Dept. of, 1991	25	1-10
		Mental Retardation, Dept. of, 1992		11-17
		Mental Retardation, Dept. of, 1993		18-22
		Mental Retardation, Dept. of, 1994		23-24
		Military Dept., 1991		25
		Military Dept., 1992		26
		Military Dept., 1993		27-28
		Military Dept., 1994		29
		Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, 1991	26	1-14
		Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, A-L, 1992		15-29
		Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, M-Z, 1992	27	1-11
		Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, 1993		12-25
		Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, 1994		26-28
		Pardons, Board of, 1991	28	1-6
		Pardons, Board of, 1992		7-8
		Pardons, Board of, 1993		9-10
		Pardons, Board of, 1994		11-13
		Parole, Board of, 1991		14-17
		Parole, Board of, 1992		18
		Parole, Board of, 1993		19
		Policy and Management, Office of, 1991		20-29
		Policy and Management, Office of, 1992	29	1-9
		Policy and Management, Office of, 1993		10-13
		Policy and Management, Office of, 1994		14
		Public Health and Addiction Services, Dept. of, 1993		15-24
		Public Health, Dept. of, 1994		25-31
		Public Safety, Dept. of, 1991	30	1-13
		Public Safety, Dept. of, 1992		14-22
		Public Safety, Dept. of, 1993		23-30
		Public Safety, Dept. of, 1994	31	1-4
		Public Utility Control, Dept. of, 1991		5-6
		Public Utility Control, Dept. of, 1992		7-12
		Public Utility Control, Dept. of, 1993		13-16
		Public Utility Control, Dept. of, 1994		17
		Public Works, Dept. of, 1991		18-19
		Public Works, Dept. of, 1992		20-22
		Public Works, Dept. of, 1993		23-25
		Public Works, Dept. of, 1994		26
		Real Estate Commission, 1991		27
		Real Estate Commission, 1992		28
		Real Estate Commission, 1993		29
		Rehabilitation Services, Division of, 1991		30
		Rehabilitation Services, Bureau of, 1992		31
		Rehabilitation Services, Bureau of, 1993		32
		Rehabilitation Services, Bureau of, 1994		33
		Retirement Commission, State Employee, 1992		34
		Retirement Commission, State Employee, 1993		35
		Revenue Services, Dept. of, 1991	32	1-20
		Revenue Services, Dept. of, A-F, 1992		21-28
		Revenue Services, Dept. of, G-Z, 1992	33	1-12
		Revenue Services, Dept. of, 1993		13-23
		Revenue Services, Dept. of, 1994		24-28
		Secretary of the State, 1991	34	1
		Secretary of the State, 1992		2-4
		Secretary of the State, 1993		5
		Secretary of the State, 1994		6
		Social Services, Dept. of, 1993		7-14
		Social Services, Dept. of, 1994		15
		Special Revenue, Division of, 1991		16-17
		Special Revenue, Division of, 1992		18-22
		Special Revenue, Division of, 1993		23-25
		Special Revenue, Division of, 1994		26-27
		Teachers' Retirement Board, 1991, 1993		28
		Transportation, Dept. of, A-B, 1991		29-33
		Transportation, Dept. of, C-S, 1991	35	1-23
		Transportation, Dept. of, T-Z, 1991	36	1-3
		Transportation, Dept. of, A-L, 1992		4-25
		Transportation, Dept. of, M-Z, 1992	37	1-19
		Transportation, Dept. of, A-F, 1993		20-30
		Transportation, Dept. of, G-Z, 1993	38	1-28
		Transportation, Dept. of, 1994		29-38
		Treasurer, Office of the State, 1991	39	1
		Treasurer, Office of the State, 1992		2
		Treasurer, Office of the State, 1993		3
		Treasurer, Office of the State, 1994		4
		U.S. Senators, Christopher Dodd, 1993		5
		U.S. Senators, Christopher Dodd, 1994		6
		U.S. Senators, Joseph Lieberman, 1993		7
		U.S. Senators, Joseph Lieberman, 1994		8
		University of Connecticut, 1991		9-10
		University of Connecticut, 1993		11
		University of Connecticut, 1994		12
		Veterans' Affairs, Dept. of, 1991		13
		Veterans' Affairs, Dept. of, 1992		14
		Veterans' Affairs, Dept. of, 1993		15
		Veterans' Affairs, Dept. of, 1994		16
		Victim Services, Commission on, 1991		17
		Victim Services, Commission on, 1992		18
		Victim Services, Commission on, 1993		19
		Women, Permanent Commission on the Status of, 1992-1994		20
		Worker's Compensation Commission, 1991		21-25
		Worker's Compensation Commission, 1992		26-31
		Worker's Compensation Commission, 1993		32-36
		Worker's Compensation Commission, 1994		37-38
	Greeting, Support, and Thank You Letters		40
		Greeting letters, 1993		1-7
		Reelection, 1993		8-10
		Reelection decision, 1993 September-October		11-12
		Support letters, 1991-1992		13
		Support letters, 1993		14-19
		Thank you from Gov. Weicker, 1993		20-25
		Thank you to Gov. Weicker, 1993		26-27
	Issue Letters		41
		A Connecticut Party, 1991-1992		1
		Abortion, 1991-1993		2-3
		Acid rain, 1993 February		4
		Aging, Dept. of, Budget cuts, 1992		5
		Aging, Dept. of, Reorganization, 1993 January		6
		AIDS, 1992 June		7
		Amtrak electrification project, 1993 October-December		8
		Annexation of land by the Mashantucket Pequots, 1993		9-11
		Appointments, 1991-1992		12
		Autographed photos, 1992		13
		Autographed photos, 1993		14
		Autographed photos, 1994		15
		Blue Hills Hospital residential program, 1993 February		16
		Bottle Bill II, 1993 January-July		17-25
		Bridgeport incarceration facility, 1993 June-July		26
		Bridgeport office, 1993 April		27
		Budget, A-G, 1991		28-34
		Budget, H-Z, 1991	42	1-10
		Budget, Citizen advocacy, 1991		11
		Budget, Petitions, 1991		12
		Budget, 1992		13-21
		Budget, 1993		22-27
		Budget, News clippings, 1992-1993		28
		Budget, 1994		29
		Busing to private schools, 1993	43	1-2
		Cablevision of Connecticut, 1993 March-April		3
		Casino gambling, 1991-1993		4-13
		Casino gambling, 1994		14
		Cheshire corrections facility, 1993		15
		Child desegregation, 1992-1993 March		16
		Cigarette sales by the Golden Hill Paugussetts, 1993		17
		ConnPace, 1993		18-19
		Cooperative Library Service Units budget cuts, 1992		20
		Cooperative Library Service Units budget cuts, 1993		21-30
		Cooperative Library Service Units budget cuts, 1994		31
		County dispatch services, 1993 February	44	1
		David Brinkley show, 1992 February		2
		Death penalty, 1993		3-5
		Death penalty, 1994 June		6
		Drug free America, 1993 April		7
		Eagle scouts, 1992		8-13
		Eagle scouts, 1993		14-20
		Eagle scouts, 1994 January-May		21-23
		Education budget cuts, 1992 October-1993 June		24
		Electric transmission line between Bridgeport and Norwalk, 1993 June-1994 March		25-26
		Electric transmission line, New Canaan, 1993 February-November		27
		Emissions contract, 1993 December-1994 January		28
		Farmington River wild and scenic river designation, 1992 May-1993 May		29-32
		Federal issues, 1991		33-39
		Federal issues, 1992	45	1-5
		Federal issues, 1993		6-13
		Federal issues, 1994		14-15
		Federal Unemployment Act, 1992 January-September		16
		Former inmate pardons, 1993 February-March		17
		Gambling, 1992-1993		18-20
		Gold Scout gold award, 1994 February-April		21
		Golden Hill Paugussett Indians, 1994 January		22
		Grants, 1991		23
		Gun control, 1993 December-1994 June		24-26
		Guns for Goods program, 1994 April-June		27
		Gynecologists as primary care physicians, 1994 January		28
		Hartford Civic Center / hockey team, 1993 April-May		29
		Hispanic affairs, 1991-1994		30
		History and Genealogy (State Library), 1994 January		31
		Homeless, 1991-1993		32
		Income tax news clippings, 1991		33
		Income tax repair bill, 1991-1993		34-35
		Inmate pardons, 1993 December-1994 January		36
		J.T. Slocumb Company layoffs, 1993 February		37
		Land claim by the Golden Hill Paugussett Indians, 1993 April-December	46	1-3
		Lapointe, Richard, 1993 February-March		4
		Legal issues, 1991		6-11
		Legal issues, 1992		12-14
		Legal issues, 1993		15-16
		Legal issues, 1994		17-18
		Legislation, 1991		19-25
		Legislation, 1992	47	1-9
		Legislation, 1993		10-23
		Legislation, 1994	48	1-6
		Local issues, 1991		7-8
		Local issues, 1992		9-11
		Local issues, 1993		12-13
		Local issues, 1994		14
		Licensing and inspection fees, 1993 March		15
		Litchfield Correctional Center closing, 1993 April		16
		Medicare (S.B. 1055), 1993 June August		17-20
		Mental Health, Dept. of, budget cuts, 1992-1993		21-24
		Mental health merger (S.B. 93), 1994 March		25-26
		Mental Retardation, Dept. of, budget cuts, 1992 September-1993 February		27
		Morgan Street Detention Center closing, 1993 June-September		28
		Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, Bridgeport office relocation, 1993	49	1
		Multiple issues, 1992-1992		2
		National Day of Prayer, 1993 January-May		2-6
		National Governors' Association, 1994		7
		No tax penalties, 1993 February-April		8
		North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement, 1993 August-October		9
		Northeast Connecticut Alcohol Council, 1993 March		10
		Nursing home allowances, 1993 July-November		11
		Out of state requests, 1993 December-1994 February		12
		Parker, William, 1992-1993		13
		Patriots football in Hartford, 1993 July-September		14
		Plainfield Greyhound Park, 1993 February		15
		Political, 1991		16
		Political, 1992		17
		Political, 1993		18
		Political, 1994		19
		Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. layoffs, 1993 April		20
		Purchase of service project (rebidding), 1994 February-May		21-22
		Recipes, 1991		23-25
		Recipes, 1992		26-28
		Recipes, 1993		29
		Recipes, 1994 January-March		30
		Recommendations, 1991		31
		Recreation and Natural Heritage Trust Program, 1992 December-1993 February		32
		Recreation and Natural Heritage Trust Program, 1994 January-March		33
		Resume responses, 1993		34
		Resume responses, 1994 January-February		35
		Route 7 (Super 7), 1992		36-37
		Route 59 and Merritt Parkway, 1992 August		38
		Same sex marriage, 1993 September		39
		Seawolf submarine program, 1992 March		40
		Separation of powers, 1993 April		41
		Sexual orientation discrimination, 1992 July-1993 November		42
		Shakespeare Theater, 1993 August-November		43
		Southbury Training School, 1993 December-1994 February		44
		Southern New England Telephone (SNET) rate increases, 1993		45
		Special elections on Saturday, 1992-1993		46
		Spranzo v. Taylor accident, 1994 March		47
		State employee layoff news clippings, 1991-1992		48
		Statute of limitations for securities fraud (H.B. 7290), 1993	50	1-5
		Suggestions, 1993 February-March		6
		Summer internships, 1991 April-June		7
		Tax suggestions, 1993 December		8
		Taxes news clippings, 1991-1992		9
		Toddy Hill and Still Hill (Sandy Hook, Conn.) residents protest of power station, 1993 January		10
		Tourism, 1991 February-June		11
		Unemployment compensation, 1993 April		12
		United Way, 1991		13
		University of Connecticut branch closings, 1993 February-March		14
		University of Connecticut budget cuts, 1993		15
		University of Connecticut, School of Allied Health closing, 1993		16-20
		University of Connecticut, School of Family Studies closing, 1993		21-22
		Valley Transit budget cuts, 1993 March-April		23
		Volunteers, 1991		24
		Welfare reform, 1992 December		25
		Worker's Compensation system, 1992 November-1993 May		26-27
		Yale New Haven Hospital 1993 budget, 1992 September		28
		Address lists and form letters, 1991-1994		29-36
	Mag Letters		51
		Issue letters, 1991-1992		1-2
		Historical file, 1991-1993		3-7
		One time letters, 1991, undated		8
	Miscellaneous Letters
		1991		9-23
		1992	52	1-24
		1993	53	1-15
		1994		16-33
	Audiovisual and Published Material		54


Series 2. Press Files, 1991-1994, Accession: 1995-031
			Box	Folder
	Research America, What is it?, 1990 August 23		1	1
	Governor-elect Weicker makes key appointments, 1990 November 16			2
	Inaugural remarks by Gov. Weicker, 1991 January 9			3
	Analysis of Gov. Weicker's plan and the Finance Committee's alternative, 1991 March 14			4
	Gov. Weicker nominates nine to the Board of Parole, 1991 April 17			5
	Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA), 1991 April 23			6
	Ethics Commission nominations, 1991 April 23			7
	Overcrowding Commission appointments, 1991 April 23			8
	Tax information released, 1991 April 23			9
	Claims Commissioner nominated, 1991 April 29			10
	Dept. of Children and Youth Services Advisory Board, 1991 April 29			11
	Freedom of Information Commission renominations, 1991 April 29			12
	Gelston nominated to siting council, 1991 April 29			13
	Gengras nominated to head Convention Center Authority, 1991 April 29			14
	Kratovil nominated to Gaming Commission, 1991 April 29			15
	Merchant nominated as Consumer Counsel, 1991 April 29			16
	Nominations to Bradley International Commission, 1991 April 29			17
	Sherry Banks-Cohn named Arts Commission Chair, 1991 April 29			18
	State Labor Board nominations, 1991 April 29			19
	Architectural Licensing Board and Real Estate Commission appointments, 1991 April 30			20
	Indian gaming, 1991 April 30			21
	Veto of traffic quotas, 1991 April 30			22
	Statement of Gov. Weicker on signing of H.B. 7133 for gay rights, 1991 May 1			23
	Superior Court judges, 1991 May 1			24
	Miller appointed as Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority (CHEFA) member, 1991 May 6			25
	Ethics, 1991 May 7			26
	Connecticut receives assistance form National Governors" Association (NGA), 1991 May 10			27
	Energy conservation program on-line, 1991 May 10			28
	Two nominated to Board of Pardons, 1991 May 10			29
	Bipartisan letter on spending caps, 1991 May 14			30
	Connecticut wins state grant given by National Science Foundation, 1991 May 14			31
	Casino gambling, 1991 May 16			32
	Letter to Manuel Lujan on proposed gaming, 1991 May 17			33
	Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority and Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Loan Authority appointments, 1991 May 17			34
	Medical Examining Board, 1991 May 17			35
	State Parks, 1991 May 17			36
	Letter to Sen. Gary A. Hale, 1991 May 23			37
	Ansonia Copper & Brass, 1991 May 24			38
	Base closure, 1991 May 28			39
	Copy of magazine article on "The States, A Special Report;" FW ranking of states, 1991 May 28			40
	National Institutes of Health (NIH) dedicates building to Gov. Weicker, 1991 May 30			41
	Agricultural Experiment Station appointment, 1991 May 31			42
	Budget veto, 1991 May 31			43
	Veto of S.H.B. 6229, 1991 June 3			44
	Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) mortgages, 1991 June 4			45
	Student Advisory Council, 1991 June 4			46
	Trooper death, 1991 June 5			47
	Veto of S.S.B. 623, 1991 June 6			48
	Milk pricing law, 1991 June 7			49
	Bridgeport bill, 1991 June 10			50
	Governor's Budget Summary Revised, 1991 June 11			51
	Veto H.B. 5539, 1991 June 11			52
	Appointments, 1991 June 14			53
	Camp Weicker, 1991 June 14			54
	Gov. Weicker's Youth Action Awards, 1991 June 17			55
	1991 Dairy Farm of Distinction Awards, 1991 June 18			56
	Appointments, 1991 June 19			57
	Community Colleges, 1991 June 19			58
	Small Business and Marketing Authority, 1991 June 19			59
	Gov. Weicker's appointments, 1991 June 25			60
	A. Searle Field appointment, 1991 June 27			61
	University of Connecticut Board of Trustees, 1991 June 27			62
	Bills signed, 1991 June 28			63
	Bills signed, 1991 June 28			64
	Tentative plan to deliver essential state services, 1991 June 28			65
	S.H.B. 5203 on death penalty, 1991 June 28			66
	The People's Budget, undated			67
	Veto of Emergency Certified Bill 8006, 1991 June 30			68
	Constitutional spending cap to limit state spending, undated			69
	Coalition II: Flaws, 1991 July 1			70
	Essential services plan outlined, 1991 July 1			71
	Gov. Weicker implements essential services plan, 1991 July 2			72
	Gov. Weicker continues essential services plan, 1991 July 2			73
	State beaches to reopen, 1991 July 3			74
	Connecticut State University trustees, 1991 July 5			75
	Veto S.H.B. 6242, 1991 July 5			76
	Reopening of government, 1991 July 7			77
	Continuing resolution, 1991 July 9			78
	Gov. Weicker's statement to the people, 1991 July 16			79
	Connecticut Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (CADAC), 1991 July 19			80
	A proposal to the General Assembly, undated			81
	Northeast Utilities nuclear incident reports, undated			82
	Various appointments, 1991 July 29			83
	Appointments, 1991 July 31			84
	Coalition III: Flaws, 1991 August 3			85
	Larson response to Weicker, comments on Coalition III, undated			86
	Coalition III executive orders, 1991 August 4			87
	Gov. Weicker issues executive order, permits continued government operations, 1991 August 5			88
	Coalition III veto message, 1991 August 7			89
	Gov. Weicker speech about veto of Coalition III budget, 1991 August 7			90
	Veto speech, 1991 August 7			91
	Grandma Smith, 1991 August 8			92
	Various appointments, 1991 August 9			93
	Piggyback proposal, 1991 August 15			94
	Where are the cuts, 1991 August 15			95
	Harbormaster press release, 1991 August 16			96
	City of Bridgeport, public safety emergency letter, 1991 August 19			97
	Hurricane Bob, 1991 August 19			98
	The Connecticut Comeback Plan, Senators Spellman, Hale, & Herbst, 1991 August 20			99
	Superior Court Judge nominated, Robert I. Berdon, 1991 August 26			100
	Disaster relief, 1991 August 26			101
	Long term care insurance, 1991 August 29			102
	Alan Schoenhaus, 1991 August 29			103
	President Bush declares Connecticut a disaster area from Hurricane Bob, 1991 August 30			104
	Government study group appointments, 1991 September 4			105
	Letter to Bridgeport Mayor Moran reiterating State's position on assistance to city, 1991 September 9			106
	Cibes letter to Federal Emergency Management Agency on additional assistance to counties, 1991 September 10			107
	Gov. Weicker makes appointments, 1991 September 10			108
	Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) approval, 1991 September 11			109
	Connecticut's $690 million G.O. financing rated AA by Fitch press release, 1991 September 12			110
	Response to bond ratings, 1991 September 13			111
	Gov. Weicker makes appointments, 1991 September 17			112
	Gov. Weicker's speech on Connecticut Mental Health Center 25th anniversary, 1991 September 21			113
	Appointments to Council of Agricultural Development, 1991 September 24			114
	Dept. Of Housing small cities grant, 1991 September 25			115
	Drug Enforcement Program and federal Drug Control and System Improvement Program grant funds, 1991 October 2			116
	National education goals summary, 1991 October 2			117
	Where does the money go?, 1991 October 3			118
	Workforce predictions, 1991 October 3			119
	Gov. Wicker announces grants to municipalities, 1991 October 4			120
	Lincoln portrait (sheet music), 1991 October 5			121
	Office of Policy and Management (OPM) repeal option, undated			122
	Reappointment Commission, 1991 October 5			123
	Appointments to Export Trade Panel, 1991 October 7			124
	Appointments to State board of Mediation and Arbitration, 1991 October 7			125
	Gov. Weicker makes various appointments, 1991 October 7			126
	Appointments to municipal training, 1991 October 8			127
	Appointments to Connecticut State Employees Retirement Commission, 1991 October 9			128
	Appointments to State Insurance Purchasing Board, 1991 October 9			129
	Chubb Fellow lecture, 1991 October 9			130
	Appointments to Department of Education Arbitration Panel, 1991 October 16			131
	Layoff tally report, 1991 October 17			132
	Moody's rates Connecticut economic recovery, 1991 October 21			133
	1991 food drive, 1991 October 22			134
	Advocate news clip, "Weicker resolute on personal income tax", 1991 October 24			135
	Gov. Wicker's convocation address at Gallaudet University, 1991 October 25			136
	Connecticut Poll, state politics and budget, 1991 October 27			137
	National Governors" Association (NGA) report mailed to General Assembly, 1991 October 30			138
	Financial statement of October 31, 1991, Curry's letter to Gov. Weicker, 1991 October 31			139
	Forest Practices Advisory Board, 1991 November 4			140
	Work schedule reductions, 1991 November 6			141
	California car put in neutral by Connecticut officials, 1991 November 7			142
	Industrial Expansion in Bozrah, 1991 November 12			143
	Executive summary, undated			144
	State Tax Review Commission appointments, 1991 November 13			145
	Where does the money go?, undated			146
	What is an income tax?, undated			147
	A Campaign for Connecticut, major plan to reach out to business, 1991 November 14			148
	Gov. Weicker releases labor proposal, 1991 November 14			149
	Gov. Weicker attends first meeting of Greater Bridgeport Recovery Economic Development Commission, 1991 November 14			150
	Statement on release of the union proposal, 1991 November 14			151
	Tool company relocates in Bridgeport, 1991 November 14			152
	Dept. of Revenue Services (DRS) releases 1992 withholding tables and forms, 1991 November 15			153
	Gov. Weicker seeks advice on disposal facility, 1991 November 15			154
	Gov. Weicker reviews budget, 1991-1992, 1991 November 18			155
	Tax revenue shortfall 1991-1992 state budget, 1991 November 19			156
	Recommended fees, General Fund, undated			157
	Gov. Weicker announces tax revenue shortfall, 1991 November 19			158
	Gov. Weicker announces startup grant for innovative New London shellfish company, 1991 November 19			159
	State establishes network to assist defense diversification, 1991 November 19			160
	Work schedule reductions, 1991 November 20			161
	Update on layoffs, 1991 November 21			162
	Work schedule reductions, 1991 November 26			163
	$120 million in new federal income may come to Connecticut Uncompensated Care Pool, 1991 November 27			164
	Berlin manufacturer expands with state and town assistance, 1991 November 27			165
	Howmet to expand Winsted site, 1991 November 27			166
	State program assists Pomfret food producer, 1991 November 27			167
	Lambert Day to expand in Winchester Business Park, 1991 November 29			168
	Tours of the Governor's Residence, 1991 December 3			169
	Hours extended at Governor's Residence, 1991 December 4			170
	Repeal at any price? by Office of Policy and Management (OPM), 1991 December 4			171
	50th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, 1991 December 6			172
	Appointments to State board of Mediation and Arbitration, 1991 December 9			173
	Governor makes appointments, 1991 December 9			174
	Office of Fiscal Analysis fiscal note on S.H.B. 9010, 1991 December 9			175
	Gov. Weicker remarks on alternative budget to Stanley Forum, New Britain, 1991 December 9			176
	Gov. Weicker comments on alternative budget, 1991 December 9			177
	Why an uncompensated care pool makes sense for Connecticut, 1991 December 9			178
	Council on Mental Retardation, 1991 December 10			179
	Judicial nominations, 1991 December 11			180
	Emergency certified bill 9010, November Special Session, 1991 December 13			181
	Funding for advanced technology centers on University of Connecticut and Yale, 1991 December 13			182
	Layoff and furloughs suspended, 1991 December 13			183
	State investment in unique diabetes treatment method, 1991 December 13			184
	Appointments to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission, 1991 December 16			185
	Appointments to Victim Services Coordinating Council, 1991 December 16			186
	Cibes letter to Curry, 1991 December 16			187
	State and Mashantucket Pequot tribe reach agreement, 1991 December 17			188
	Connecticut becomes first state to implement partnerships to fund long term health care, 1991 December 18			189
	Appointments to the Board of Examiners for Nursing, 1991 December 19			190
	Appointments to Connecticut Humanities Council, 1991 December 19			191
	Bill signing, 1991 December 19			192
	State tentatively approves $15 million in financing for Remington Products, 1991 December 23			193
	Connecticut receives $5.8 million from Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), 1991 December 24			194
	Gov. Weicker announces staff appointments, 1991 December 27			195
	Gov. Weicker unveils plan for quality integrated schools, 1992 January 6		2	1
	Appointments, 1992 January 10			2
	Gov. Weicker statement on Jim Mulvihill, 1992 January 10			3
	Special election, 77th General Assembly district, 1992 January 10			4
	Dominic Forsella to head Connecticut waste management agency, 1992 January 13			5
	Ribicoff letter, 1992 January 13			6
	Decision made for Housatonic Community College site in Bridgeport, 1992 January 13			7
	Gov. Weicker meets with state employee volunteers, 1992 January 14			8
	Appointments to Workers" Compensation Commission, 1992 January 16			9
	Rockbestos to stay in Connecticut, 1992 January 16			10
	John Blum named new Agriculture Commissioner, 1992 January 17			11
	Mount Trashmore agreement, 1992 January 24			12
	Letter to Barrows and Anastasia regarding Somers, 1992 January 29			13
	Initiative to expand school based health centers, 1992 January 30			14
	Gov. Weicker makes appointments, 1992 January 31			15
	Southeastern Connecticut defense diversification, 1992 January 31			16
	Gov. Weicker's State of the State message, 1992 February 5			17
	Gov. Weicker's budget message, 1992 February 13			18
	1991-1992 Copies of newspaper articles on Gov. Weicker on the income tax, 1991-1992			19
	Gov. Weicker announces grant award for healthy planning from Johnson Foundation, 1992 February 24			20
	Gov Weicker's Public Safety Committee testimony, 1992 February 27			21
	Gov. Weicker announces state acquisition of four important open space parcels, 1992 February 28			22
	Nominations to Milk Board and Visitors" Panels, 1992 March 2			23
	Bills signed, 1992 March 4			24
	King Holiday Commission & other panels members named, 1992 March 5			25
	New Adjutant General named at National Guard, Col. David Gay, 1992 March 11			26
	Executive Order #1, 1992 March 13			27
	Executive Order #2, 1992 March 13			28
	Explanatory detail for Dept. of Income Maintenance (DIM) 1992-1993 proposed budget, undated			29
	Gov. Weicker's Commerce & Exploration Committee testimony, 1992 March 19			30
	Agreement with Gas Company on oyster beds, 1992 March 27			31
	Bills signed, 1992 March 31			32
	Gov. Weicker's speech at Kennedy School of Government, 1992 March 31			33
	Appointment of Robert Werner as Deputy Commissioner of Department of Children and Youth Services (DCYS), 1992 April 3			34
	Appointment to environmental panel and other boards, 1992 April 7			35
	February budget recommended layoff, 1992 April 8			36
	Statement on MIAs, Vietnam, 1992 April 9			37
	Copy of magazine article, 'the State of the States", 1992 April 22			38
	Gov. Weicker announces additional hurricane aid distribution, 1992 April 23			39
	Bills signed, 1992 May 1			40
	Connecticut Alliance for Home Ownership Opportunities, press packets, 1992 May 1			41
	Bills signed, 1992 May 2			42
	Phantom Casinos, Office of Policy and Management (OPM), 1992 May 2			43
	Executive Order #8, 1992 May			44
	Bills signed, 1992 May 5			45
	Veto H.B. 5536, 1992 May 5			46
	Budget bill signed, 1992 May 6			47
	Gov. Weicker's closing comments, 1992 legislative session, 1992 May 6			48
	Gov. Weicker announces approval of bonding for mayor state projects, 1992 May 8			49
	Gov. Weicker announces land acquisition and environmental bond authorizations, 1992 May 8			50
	Bills signed, 1992 May 11			51
	State files motion to modify Dept. of Children and Youth Services (DCYS) consent decree, 1992 May 11			52
	Gov. Weicker House Budget Committee testimony, 1992 May 15			53
	Richard Orluk named Executive Assistant in Division of Special Revenue, 1992 May 15			54
	Gov. Weicker 1992 JFK Profile in Courage award winner, 1992 May 18			55
	Bills signed, 1992 May 19			56
	Bills signed at 3:30 PM, 1992 May 20			57
	Bills signed, 1992 May 20			58
	Reward letter for murder of Lawrence Biller and Brice Horowitz, 1992 May 20			59
	Transfer of state land to Town of Enfield for soccer field, 1992 May 21			60
	Waterbury company announces $10.5 million state assisted expansion, 1992 May 21			61
	Bills signed, 1992 May 22			62
	HIV testing Bill 373 signed at Stamford, 1992 May 22			63
	Bills signed, 1992 May 26			64
	Bills signed, 1992 May 26			65
	State launches marketing campaign for economic development, 1992 May 26			66
	Bills signed, 1992 May 27			67
	Gov. Weicker appoints sexual violence task force, 1992 May 27			68
	Gov. Weicker's Profile in Courage Award JFK Library speech, 1992 May 28			69
	Bills signed, labeling dangerous toys, 1992 May 29			70
	Bills signed, 1992 May 29			71
	Economic development legislation, 1992			72
	Bills signed AM, 1992 June 1			73
	Bills signed PM, 1992 June 1			74
	Copy of newspaper article on John F. Kennedy's legacy, 1992 June 1			75
	Bills signed AM, 1992 June 2			76
	Bills signed PM, 1992 June 2			77
	Gov. Weicker announces appointment of commission on educational excellence for Connecticut, 1992 June 2			78
	New director of Emergency Management, 1992 June 2			79
	Bills signed, 1992 June 3			80
	Bills signed and bills vetoed, 1992 June 3			81
	Veto message on H.B. 5603, P.A. 92-175, 1992 June 3			82
	Veto message on S.B. 491, S.A. 92-17, 1992 June 3			83
	Bills signed, 1992 June 4			84
	Mark Waxenberg and Jeff Stewart appointments, 1992 June 4			85
	Veto message H.B. 5871, 1992 June 4			86
	Veto message on H.B. 5148, P.A. 92-163, 1992 June 4			87
	Robert Santy, Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner, 1992 June 5			88
	Bills signed, 1992 June 8			89
	Bills signed, 1992 June 8			90
	Federal teams survey flood damage, 1992 June 8			91
	Bills signed, 1992 June 9			92
	Connecticut makes aggressive bid for 1995 Special Olympics World Games, 1992 June 10			93
	Bills signed, 1992 June 11			94
	Bills signed, 1992 June 11			95
	Bills signed special session, 1992 June 11			96
	Call of the Special Session, 1992 June 11			97
	Engrossed bills, 1992 June 11			98
	Special session agenda to include firearms legislation, 1992 June 11			99
	Gov. Weicker meets with Education Commissioner and Student Advisory Council on Education, 1992 June 11			100
	Advisory to media re Imus show, 1992 June 12			101
	Disaster relief request letter, 1992 June 12			102
	Gov. Weicker seeks federal disaster aid, damage estimates now top $10 million, 1992 June 12			103
	List of bills signed and vetoed, 1992 June 12			104
	Special Session bills, 1992 June 12			105
	Veto message S.H.B. 5888, P.A. 92-258, 1992 June 12			106
	Veto message S.S.B. 490, P.A. 92-226, 1992 June 12			107
	Veto message S.H.B. 5862, P.A. 82-225, 1992 June 12			108
	Veto message H.B. 5846, P.A. 92-256, 1992 June 12			109
	Veto message S.H.B. 5269, S.A. 92-18, 1992 June 12			110
	Veto message, S.H. 5895, S.A. 92-26, 1992 June 12			111
	Gov. Weicker signs sweeping economic development legislation, 1992 June 12			112
	Message on S.H.B. 5858, S.A. 92-27, 1992 June 13			113
	Gov. Weicker's statement regarding gifts of any kind, Ethics Commission, 1992 June 15			114
	Gov. Weicker's response to Larson regarding Mashantucket Pequot Indian casino, 1992 June 16			115
	Gov. Weicker nominates Flemming L. Norcott, Jr. as Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court, 1992 June 18			116
	Gov. Weicker's proposal to combat youth gun violence, 1992 June 18			117
	Bills signed PM, 1992 June 19			118
	Bills signed Special Session, 1992 June 19			119
	Gov. Weicker appoints 5 people to Superior Court, 1992 June 19			120
	Tom Benedict nominated to Dept. of Public Utility and Contol (DPUC) Authority, 1992 June 24			121
	Letter to Bridgeport Mayor Ganim from Bill Cibes, 1992 June 25			122
	Commissioner Cioffi's memo on handguns, 1992 June 25			123
	Bills vetoed Special Session, 1992 June 25			124
	Veto S.B. 2900, Special Session, 1992 June 25			125
	Connecticut seeks International Special Olympics, Governor to meet with site selection committee, 1992 June 26			126
	E. Cortright Phillips named to Commission on Hospitals and Health Care, 1992 June 26			127
	Gov. Weicker announces financing for state projects, 1992 June 26			128
	Gov. Weicker's statement concerning abortion ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court, 1992 June 29			129
	Fleet National named first "Preferred lender" with $200 million to break credit crunch, 1992 June 30			130
	Gov. Weicker announces appointment of Greenways Committee, 1992 June 30			131
	Connecticut to host 1995 Special Olympics World Summer Games, 1992 July 1			132
	Foxwoods Casino memo of understanding, 1992 July 2			133
	Gov. Weicker announces U.S. small business aid available to businesses, homeowners, renters at regional centers, 1992 July 2			134
	Gov. Weicker manes 22 people to Birth to Three Council, 1992 July 7			135
	June Special Session bills signed, 1992 July 7			136
	Dr. Canonetti resigns as University of Connecticut Board Chairman, 1992 July 8			137
	New members appointed to CII Board and Finance Advisory Commission, 1992 July 8			138
	Gov. Weicker announces $1.8 million urban initiative funds are earmarked for children in ten cities, 1992 July 9			139
	Gov. Weicker appoints Lewis B. Rome as Chairman of University of Connecticut Board of Trustees, 1992 July 9			140
	SBA loan application centers will remain open one additional week, 1992 July 9			141
	Proposals sought to develop Groton Marine Science/Tech Center, 1992 July 10			142
	Gov. Weicker nominates five people to State Library Board, 1992 July 13			143
	Gov. Weicker announces Bridgeport park and zoo acquisition and praises open state preservation for cities, 1992 July 14			144
	Letter to William Curry from Commisioner Allan Crystal, 1992 July 15			145
	Gov. Weicker appoints three people to Commission on Educational Excellence, 1992 July 15			146
	Gov. Weicker's letter to Mr. Clayton Gengras, Jr., Chairman, Connecticut Convention Center Authority, 1992 July 15			147
	Gov. Woecker nominates Edward C. Ewing to Gaming Board, 1992 July 17			148
	Offer of reward letter in Connection with the murder of Arthur Newkirk, 1992 July 21			149
	David Hayes honor, 1992 July 22			150
	A comparison: The fiscal year 1881-1992 v. Coalition III, 1992 July 23			151
	Bills signed, June 1992 Special Session, 1992 July 23			152
	Frankl, Chairman of Workers" Compensation Commission, 1992 July 23			153
	Bond Commission approves down payment assistance, housing initiatives, 1992 July 24			154
	Financing for state project, defense diversification and high tech, 1992 July 24			155
	State purchases development rights to Lebanon farm, 1992 July 24			156
	Gov. Weicker, A Connecticut Party convention speech, 1992 July 25			157
	Gov. Weicker nominates two to Gambling Task Force, 1992 July 27			158
	Mary Collier named to interagency post, 1992 July 28			159
	Appointments to Chiropractic Board and Committee on Physical Fitness, 1992 July 30			160
	Gov. Weicker makes appointment to Hospital Commission, Board of Governors for Higher Education, 1992 July 30			161
	Southbury Training School Board members, 1992 July 30			162
	Gov. Weicker seeks support of long-term care policy, plans to address issue at summer NGA meeting in Princeton, NJ, 1992 July 31			163
	Gov. Weicker appoints Task Force on Justice for Abused Children, 1992 August 5			164
	Lt. Gov. Groark receives food baskets from Commissioner Blum, 1992 August 11			165
	Gov. Weicker's appointment of Commissioner Prague to Physician Advisory Committee, 1992 August 14			166
	Reward letter for murder of John Tadduni, 1992 August 17			167
	Strong consumer interest in new long-term care insurance policies, 1992 August 17			168
	Kerite Division to stay, build new facility in Seymour, 1992 August 20			169
	Gov. Weicker, O-Z Gedney, 1992 August 25			170
	Gov. Weicker, O-Z Gedney, $6 million package, 350 jobs retained, 1992 August 25			171
	Connecticut Wine Trail dedication of Haight Vineyard in Litchfield, 1992 August 26			172
	Gov. Weicker appoints five to Film Commission, 1992 August 26			173
	Gwen Weltman appointment to Hospital Commission, 1992 August 27			174
	Tentative agreement between Oak Hill Board and members of District 1199, 1992 August 27			175
	Gov. Weicker comments on G.M. plans to sell Delco chassis, 1992 August 28			176
	Gov. Weicker suggests Hurricane Andrew aid be sent through Red Cross and Salvation Army, 1992 August 28			177
	Gov. Weicker announces financing for businesses and human services, 1992 August 28			178
	State purchases development rights to Washington farm, 1992 August 28			179
	Gov. Weicker appoints Louziotis and Werner to new positions within the administration, 1992 September 1			180
	Office of Policy and Management (OPM) fact sheet on 1991-1992 budget, 1992 September 1			181
	Reward letter on four arson fires in the City of New Britain, 1992 September 1			182
	Watertown chosen by Torrington company for new manufacturing plant, 1992 September 3			183
	Werner names new deputy executive director, 1992 September 9			184
	Gov. Weicker statement on G. Fox, 1992 September 11			185
	Canberra Industries to relocate to Meriden, 400 jobs retained, 1992 September 16			186
	State - People's Bank $15 million loan retains Remington Products in Bridgeport, 1992 September 17			187
	Milford Rivet and Machine Co. to remain in Connecticut, 1992 September 17			188
	Miles Research Center dedication, 1992 September 17			189
	Gov. Weicker nominates Joette Katz as Justice to Connecticut Supreme Court, 1992 September 18			190
	Draft of Taborsak acceptance speech at A Connecticut Party convention, 1992 September 20			191
	Kids are winners in new school readiness program, 1992 September 21			192
	State to invest $3 million to diversify Kaman Aerospace, 1992 September 21			193
	Gov. Weicker remarks at Connecticut Association of Realtors, 1992 September 22			194
	Gov. Weicker announces Bond Commission financing of new State Police headquarters, housing, and jobs, 1992 September 25			195
	State purchases development rights to two eastern Connecticut farms, 1992 September 25			196
	Old State House construction to begin thanks to state grant, 1992 September 25			197
	Judge Barry R. Schaller nominated to Appellate Court, 1992 September 30			198
	Gov. Weicker unveils urban lending program for five cities, 1992 September 30			199
	Copies of newspaper articles on Connecticut National Guard, 1992 September 30			200
	Connecticut launches out-of-state marketing campaign, 1992 September			201
	Gov. Weicker names Charles Howard to Judicial Selection Committee, 1992 October 1		3	1
	Gov. Weicker announces grants to cities and towns for State Drug Law Enforcement Program, 1992 October 1			2
	State joins in $29 million package to keep Whalers hockey team in Hartford, 1992 October 1			3
	Special Olympics traveling exhibit, 1992 October 6-10			4
	Care & Share kickoff, 1992 October 15			5
	Gov. Weicker announces relocation of medical products firm to Shelton, 1992 October 15			6
	Prototype & Plastic Mold Co., 1992 October 21			7
	Gov. Weicker endorsement for President, 1992 October 21			8
	Stafford Springs mill, 1992 October 21			9
	Gov. Weicker named National Multiple Sclerosis Society Governor of the Year, 1992 October 29			10
	Gov. Weicker appoints three to Connecticut Innovations, Inc., 1992 November 6			11
	Nutmeg Scholarships, 1992 November 12			12
	Gov. Weicker makes appointments to CADAC and University Board, 1992 November 13			13
	Gov. Weicker, Commissioner Scherer announce small cities grants of $7.1 million to 17 communities, 1992 November 13			14
	Gov. Weicker's letter to William Cibes regarding reduction of allotments to agencies, 1992 November 18			15
	William Cibes letter to Gov. Weicker on 1992-1993 deficit, 1992 November 18			16
	Gov. Weicker appoints pair to Judicial selection panel, 1992 November 19			17
	Dorothy W. Bush condolences, 1992 November 20			18
	Projected state budged deficit for 1992-1993 memo to agency heads, 1992 November 20			19
	Gov. Weicker announces state approval for two more insurance companies to sell state-endorsed long-term care policies, 1992 November 23			20
	Reward letter for Tania Ramsey and Carmen Fagan letters, 1992 November 23			21
	Gov. Weicker announces appointments to Judicial Review Council, 1992 November 27			22
	Gov. Weicker appoints Cynthia Matthews Commissioner on Aging, 1992 December 3			23
	Gov. Weicker names Edgar Beckham as Chairman of the State Board of Education, 1992 December 4			24
	Gov. Weicker joins the Board of Directors of Americans for Medical Progress, 1992 December 7			25
	Gov. Weicker calls Saturday election to fill 29th District State Senate vacancy, 1992 December 8			26
	Fleet Bank selects Connecticut for consumer loan underwriting operation, 1992 December 9			27
	Governor nominates four Superior Court judges, 1992 December 12			28
	Letter to President Bush regarding FEMA monies and back-up information, 1992 December 15			29
	Gov. Weicker applauds Presidential decision granting disaster relief to Connecticut, 1992 December 17			30
	Disaster assistance efforts move forward, 1992 December 18			31
	Gov. Weicker opens new Bridgeport office, 1992 December 18			32
	Gov. Weicker asks for cleanup cost waiver for Cities of Bridgeport and West Haven, 1992 December 23			33
	Rep. Douglas Mintz to be nominated as judge, 1992 December 23			34
	Gov.Weicker names members to Intergovernmental Commission, 1992 December 30			35
	Municipal governments in Middlesex County eligible for disaster aid, 1992 December 31			36
	Gov. Weicker's New Year message, 1992 December			37
	Special election for House and Senate seats, 1993 January 5			38
	State of the State, 1993 January 6			39
	Gov. Weicker appoints Richard Treibick of Greenwich as University of Connecticut trustee, 1993 January 8			40
	State and Mashantucket Pequot tribe reach agreement on annual payments, 1993 January 13			41
	Decision made on downtown location for Housatonic Community College site in Bridgeport, 1993 January 13			42
	Gov. Weicker nominates Ellen A. Peters for reappointment to 8 year term as Chief Justice, 1993 January 15			43
	Residence tour invitation, 1993 January 19			44
	Gov. Weicker nominates Richard Palmer as justice to the Connecticut Supreme Court, 1993 January 21			45
	Reward letter for murder of Joseph Kulikowski, 1993 January 21			46
	Bond Commission authorizations, 1993 January 22			47
	Gov. Weicker appoints A. Searle Field as Chief of Staff, 1993 January 25			48
	Letter to Sen. Larson from Gov. Weicker regarding memorandum of understanding with Mashantucket Pequot tribe, 1993 January 25			49
	Reorganization plan presented to General Assembly, 1993 January 28			50
	Bills signed, 1993 January 28			51
	Welfare reform, 1993 January 31			52
	Gov. Weicker's accomplishments, 1991-1993			53
	Summary of siginificant spending reductions program changes, 1993-1994			54
	Gov. Weicker budget message, 1993 February 3			55
	Gov.Weicker 1994 budget press release, 1993 February 3			56
	Gov. Weicker names Thomas J. Dudchik as deputy chief of staff, 1993 February 4			57
	Dept. of Environmental Protection program reductions 1994, the proposed Environment Fund Bottle Bill, 1993 February 5			58
	Statement from Office of the Governor on allegations of discrimination, 1993 February 9			59
	Gov. Weicker nominates Tom Gerety to State Board of Education, 1993 February 10			60
	Reward letter for murder of Susan Bova, 1993 February 11			61
	Reward letter for murder of John Rooney, 1993 February 11			62
	Ruth L. Pulda assists sexual harassment investigation, 1993 February 17			63
	Letter to Clifton Leonhardt on Cablevision, 1993 February 17			64
	Gov. Weicker announces funding for initiative to examine statewide treatment services for people addicted to alcohol and drugs, 1993 February 18			65
	Veto message for H.B. 6906, income tax, 1993 February 18			66
	Home mortgage program for first time buyers, 1993 February 22			67
	List of judges swearing-in, 1993 February 24			68
	Clinton economic stimulus spending package estimated impace on Connecticut, 1993 February 25			69
	State loans manufacturer $500,000 to develop environmentally friendly cooling system, 1993 February 26			70
	$4.6 million earmarked by State for economic development project, 1993 February 26			71
	Local human service projects to receive state funding, 1993 February 26			72
	Press releases on Bond Commission meeting, 1993 February 26			73
	Local human services projects to receive state funding, 1993 February 26			74
	Gov. Weicker appoints Julie Belaga to Connecticut Development Authority, 1993 March 1			75
	Lt. Gov. Eunice S. Groark testimony to Education Committee, 1993 March 5			76
	Gov. Weicker comments at presentation of University Medal to William C. Steeve, 1993 March 10			77
	Reward letter in connection with Stamford High School fines, 1993 March 10			78
	Storm Josh press releases, 1993 March 12-14			79
	Gov. Weicker address to Education Committee, 1993 March 12			80
	Gov. Weicker asks for U.S. aid for snow removal on emergency routes, 1993 March 15			81-82
	State assists East Lyme firm's effort to diversity with $1.75 million package, 1993 March 15			83
	Gov. Weicker announces emergency aid approved by White House for storm, 1993 March 16			84
	Gov. Weicker statement on Bill 7263 AAC penalty and interest on personal income tax, 1993 March 17			85
	Gov. Weicker announces municipal briefing schedule for U.S. storm aid, 1993 March 17			86
	Gov. Weicker to attend Special Olympics, trip to Salzburg sets stage for Connecticut, 1993 March 17			87
	Bills signed, 1993 March 18			88
	Correction of victim name in reward letter from John Rooney to Robert Rooney, 1993 March 19			89
	Marian Wright Edelman to speak on fighting child poverty, 1993 March 22			90
	Bills signed, 1993 March 24			91
	Connecticut makes offer to Texas, seeks to join compact for low-level radioactive waste disposal, 1993 March 29			92
	Bills signed, 1993 March 31			93
	Bills signed, 1993 April 1			94
	Local human service projects to receive state funding, Bond Commission meeting, 1993 April 2			95
	$4.1 million authorized for state economic development project, Bond Commission, 1993 April 2			96
	Final report on allegations of sexual harassment in the State, 1993 April 2			97
	Gov. Weicker nominates two to Superior Court, also nominates Justice Callahan for reappointment to Supreme Court, 1993 April 5			98
	Bills signed, 1993 April 7			99
	Gov. Weicker statement about Marian Anderson, 1993 April 8			100
	Gov. Weicker nominates Craig E. Toensing to Board of Education, 1993 April 12			101
	Gov. Weicker proposes moving State Police barracks of Troop G to Bridgeport, 1993 April 14			102
	Gov. Weicker statement regarding Pratt & Whitney, 1993 April 14			103
	Statement on meeting with Pratt & Whitney, Office of Policy and Management, and Economic Development, 1993 April 15			104
	Larry Halloran testimony before the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, 1993 April 15			105
	Bills signed, 1993 April 15			106
	Gov. Weicker statement on personal income tax for 1992, 1993 April 16			107
	Gov. Weicker announces formation of commission on future of libraries, 1993 April 19			108
	Bills signed, 1993 April 20			109
	Letter to General Assembly regarding casinos, 1993 April 21			110
	Bills signed, 1993 April 21			111
	Bills signed, 1993 April 22			112
	Gov. Weicker announces state jumps seven places in economic ranking, 1993 April 22			113
	Bond Commission economic development initiatives, 1993 April 23			114
	$3 million in Yankee Ingenuity grants to universities approved by Bond Commission, 1993 April 23			115
	New Wallingford child care center to receive state funding, Bond Commission meeting, 1993 April 23			116
	Bond Commission housing initiatives, $23.5 million, 1993 April 23			117
	Dept. of Environmental Protection waste water treatment plants, Bond Commission meeting, 1993 April 23			118
	Bills signed, 1993 April 23			119
	Gov. Weicker names Cathy Juni State's Victory Award winner, 1993 April 23			120
	Gov. Weicker names Robert Plant to Office of Emergency Management post, 1993 April 26			121
	Claudia Weicker tells mothers, "Vaccinate - It’s the best shot your baby's got", 1993 April 27			122
	Memo to General Assembly regarding casino / slot machine legislation, 1993 April 28			123
	Robert F. Tessier named Deputy Labor Commissioner, 1993 April 29			124
	Gov. Weicker nominates Reginald Smith to Public Utilities Authority, 1993 April 30			125
	State, tribe sign amended agreement, Pequots to guarantee $113 million in payments, 1993 April 30			126
	Gov. Weicker nominates two new members to gaming policy board, 1993 May 3			127
	Veto message on death penalty, 1993 May 4			128
	Bills signed, 1993 May 4			129
	Letter to General Assembly with casino editorials, 1993 May 5			130
	Bills signed, 1993 May 5			131
	Memo to General Assembly, 'the mirage vs. the reality", 1993 May 7			132
	Dun & Bradstreet relocates headquarters to Connecticut, 1993 May 10			133
	Bills signed, 1993 May 10			134
	Gov. Weicker testimony to Base Realignment Commission, 1993 May 11			135
	Bills signed, 1993 May 12			136
	Gov. Weicker announces first issuing of December storm funds to towns, 1993 May 17			137
	Bills signed, 1993 May 19			138
	Bills signed and bills vetoed, 1993 May 20			139
	Veto message S.H.B. 7198 grievance procedures, 1993 May 20			140
	Gov. Weicker statement regarding gambling, 1993 May 21			141
	Bills signed, 1993 May 28			142
	Bond Commission meeting press releases, 1993 May 28			143
	Bills signed, 1993 June 2			144
	Bills signed, 1993 June 3			145
	Bills signed, 1993 June 4			146
	State reaches agreement with Pratt & Whitney on saving jobs, tax credits, job training part of package, 1993 June 4			147
	UPS press release, 1993 June 4			148
	Gov. Weicker seeks advisory opinion from Ethics Commission, 1993 June 7			149
	Veto S.B. 6964 sprinkler systems, 1993 June 7			150
	Bills signed, assault weapon, 1993 June 8			151
	Bills signed, 1993 June 8			152
	Gov. Weicker closing remarks for legislative session, 1993 June 9			153
	Bill signed, motor vehicle emissions, 1993 June 9			154
	Bill signed, 1993 June 10			155
	Bills signed, 1993 June 11			156
	Gov. Weicker speech at Brunswick School, 1993 June 11			157
	Bills signed and vetoed, 1993 June 14			158
	Gov. Weicker signs 1993 legislation to boost business climate, provide jobs, 1993 June 14			159
	Witco Corp. to consolidate headquarters, 800 jobs in Connecticut, 1993 June 15			160
	Gov. Weicker announces release of emergency snow removal funds to 83 cities and towns to offset March blizzard costs, 1993 June 16			161
	State announces new expense reduction program, 1993 June 17			162
	Bills signed, 1993 June 23			163
	Bills signed, 1993 June 23			164
	Press release, unemployment insurance bill signing, 1993 June 23			165
	Gov. Weicker names Jewett City receiver, taps former New London manager for post, 1993 June 23			166
	Gov. Weicker names John B. Meskill to lead Division of Special Revenue, 1993 June 24			167
	Statement about Rep. Donald J. Davino, 1993 June 24			168
	Statement, International Association of Machinists, 1993 June 24			169
	Press releases, Bond Commission meeting, 1993 June 25			170
	Press release, summer youth initiative, 1993 June 25			171
	Statement on sub base vote, 1993 June 25			172
	Press release, Dept. of Transportation (DOT) building, 1993 June 25			173
	Press release, school diversity bill signing, 1993 June 28			174
	Press release, reorganization bill signing, 1993 June 28			175
	Bills signed AM, 1993 June 28			176
	Bills signed PM, 1993 June 28			177
	Bills signed, 1993 June 29			178
	Bills signed, 1993 June 30			179
	Bills signed, 1993 June 30			180
	Terence Marloni named General Counsel, 1993 July 1		4	1
	Bills signed, 1993 July 1			2
	Bills signed, including message on auto insurance, 1993 July 1			3
	Veto, voir dire, 1993 July 2			4
	Veto, Medigap, 1993 July 2			5
	Veto, Motor vehicle dealerships, 1993 July 2			6
	Veto, campaign finance disclosure, 1993 July 2			7
	Message, parole bill, 1993 July 2			8
	Bills signed, 1993 July 2			9
	Writ of election, Donald J. Davino, 1993 July 2			10
	R. Michael Dunne named as Commissioner of Dept. of Administrative Services, 1993 July 8			11
	Call for special session regarding bond authorizations, 1993 July 8			12
	Gov. Weicker nominates two to Workers' Compensation Commission, 1993 July 9			13
	Gov. Weicker names four to University of Connecticut Board of Trustees, 1993 July 10			14
	Gov. Weicker nominates Christine Keller and Jon Alander to Superior Court, 1993 July 15			15
	Connecticut closes year with balanced budget, Gov. Weicker announces surplus of more than $76 million, 1993 July 15			16
	Reward letter in connection with murders of Gregory Burke Hodge and David DeGregario, 1993 July 15			17
	Gov. Weicker names Sean C. Butterly as Claims Commissioner, 1993 July 16			18
	Bill signing, 1993 July 16			19
	Gov. Weicker names new members to State University and Community-Technical Colleges Boards of Trustees, 1993 July 23			20
	Press releases distributed at Bond Commission meeting, 1993 July 23			21
	Gov. Weicker names Stanley J. Kosloskias as Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) coordinator, 1993 July 24			22
	Statement of Gov. Weicker on cigarette contraband, 1993 July 28			23
	Sen. Larson statement on Colonial Realty, 1993 July 29			24
	Gov. Weicker presents scholarships by the Disabled Worker Committee, 1993 August 12			25
	Storm emergency funds II press release, 1993 August 17			26
	Reward letter for murder of Jeannette Grice, 1993 August 20			27
	Mary B. Paulsen, 1905-1993, 1993 August 24			28
	Bond Commission meeting press releases, 1993 August 27			29
	Future direction of Civic Center, Hartford Whalers set, landmark lease and management agreements signed by Connecticut Development Authority, 1993 September 1			30
	Special session, 1993 September 3			31
	Grants to cities and communities for new officers and drug enforcement, 1993 September 4			32
	Gov. Weicker announces appointment of Rehabilitation Advisory Council, 1993 September 8			33
	Gov. Weicker statement on gang violence, State Police assisting Hartford Police Dept., 1993 September 8			34
	Gov. Weicker, Commissioner Scherer announce small cities grants of $7 million to 17 communities, 1993 September 9			35
	Dept. of Public Utility and Control (DPUC) report, 1993 September 15			36
	Indoor/outdoor amphitheater first of kind proposed for Hartford's North Meadows, 1993 September 15			37
	Special election November 2, 1993 for Juan Figueroa and Jonathan Pelo vacancies, 1993 September 17			38
	Copies of draft bill no. 8501, stadium, undated			39
	Gov. Weicker announces nominations of three new Superior Court judges, 1993 September 20			40
	Memorandum of understanding, State of Connecticut and New England Patriots, 1993 September 20			41
	Briefing paper, relocation of the New England Patriots to Connecticut, relocation process, financing and control, 1993 September 21			42
	Briefing paper, relocation of the New England Patriots to Connecticut, 1993 September 21			43
	Bill signed, financing a stadium project, 1993 September 28			44
	Commodity Economic Development Fund Foundation Board's first meeting, 1993 September 29			45
	Gov. Weicker announces creation of Community Development Fund , Urbank II, for business in Connecticut cities, 1993 September 29			46
	Gov. Weicker statement on re-election 1994, 1993 September 30			47
	Gov. Weicker statement on Richard Levin, 1993 October 2			48
	Heather Hunt named to Development of Public Utility and Control (DPUC) Authority, 1993 October 8			49
	Reward letters, 1993 October 12			50
	Gov. Weicker's Care and Share Program 1993-1994 kick-off, 1993 October 13			51
	Letter to Secretary of the Navy John Dalton from Gov. Weicker, 1993 October 18			52
	Claudia Weicker and state garden officials unveil completed Wild Gardens Project at Governor's Residence, 1993 October 22			53
	Press Releases Bond Commission meeting, 1993 October 24			54
	Press Releases Bond Commission meeting, 1993 October 25			55
	Gov. Weicker orders opening of Cybulski Prison in Somers to avoid release of inmates and ease prison overcrowding, 1993 October 27			56
	Tours of the Governor's Residence offer history lessons for students of all ages as the state marks 50th anniversary of purchase, 1993 November 3			57
	Reward letter for murder of Evelyn "Lisa" Betancourt, 1993 November 4			58
	Gov. Weicker nominates Kevin Tierney to Superior Court, 1993 November 5			59
	Judge E. Eugene Spear nominated to Connecticut Appellate Court, 1993 November 5			60
	Special session of October bills and statement from Governor, 1993 November 12			61
	Allan Crystal to step down as Revenue Services Commissioner, 1993 November 15			62
	Bridgeport and New Haven to share $96 million grant to provide services to homeless mentally ill persons, 1993 November 17			63
	Gov. Weicker statement on Greater Bridgeport Mental Health Center, 1993 November 17			64
	Extradition papers for Janet Griffin, 1993 November 19			65
	Jan Kaplan named new director of Governor's Washington Office, 1993 November 19			66
	Mashantucket Pequot chairman Richard Hayward, Gov. Weicker announce $2 million donation to 1995 Special Olympics, 1993 November 30			67
	Reward letter for murder of Mark A. Salamon, 1993 December 1			68
	Katherine Carver appointed as Director of Commission on Deaf and Hearing Impaired, 1993 December 3			69
	Gov. Weicker authorizes reward seeking arrest in West Hartford bias case, 1993 December 3			70
	Gov. Weicker names Donald Miller as Revenue Services Commissioner, 1993 December 8			71
	Connecticut Development Authority (CDA) press releases Bond Commission, 1993 December 10			72
	Summary and chronology of Office of Policy and Management (OPM) analytical work for the Governor, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) enhanced emissions program, 1993 December 10			73
	A. Searle Field, Chief of Staff to Gov. Weicker, Enhanced motor vehicle emissions test contract preferred bidder issues, 1993 December 14			74
	Camillone named acting Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Commissioner, 1993 December 16			75
	Gov. Weicker statement on Commissioner Goldberg, 1993 December 16			76
	Reward letter for murder of Elizabeth Rhinehart, 1993 December 17			77
	Reward letter for murder of Frances Gallo, 1993 December 17			78
	Special election 26th District, February 1, 1994, New Britain, 1993 December 17			79
	Nancy Hadley named Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Commissioner, 1993 December 20			80
	Council for Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs, 1993 December 22			81
	Reward letter for murder of Jacqueline Reynolds, 1993 December 22			82
	Statement of Gov. Lowell P. Weicker on investigation, 1993 December 22			83
	Welfare reform waiver letter, 1993 December 22			84
	State proposes welfare reform demonstration projects, time limit on benefits to receive New Haven test, 1993 December 27			85
	Gov. Weicker names Dr. Lenworth Jacobs to University of Connecticut Board of Trustees and appoints two to Judicial Selection Committee, 1993 December 28			86
	School based health clinics receive foundation grant, 1993 December 28			87
	State tourism study, 1993 December 28			88
	Gov. Weicker's New Year message 1993, 1993 December 30			89
	Gov. Weicker's significant accomplishments 1991-1993, undated			90
	1995 Special Olympics World Games announces Knights of Columbus partnership, 1994 January 5			91
	Gov. Weicker and state labor coalition announce landmark agreement on pay equity, 1994 January 12			92
	Gov. Weicker and state legislators unveil proposals aimed at curbing gun violence and illegal gun possession, 1994 January 13			93
	Gov. Weicker names Robert McKean as chair of Health and Educational Facilities Authority, 1994 January 14			94
	Gov. Weicker commencement address University of New Haven, 1994 January 15			95
	Statement to citizens of Bridgeport, 1994 January 18			96
	Gov. Weicker appoints 26 members to Blue Ribbon Commission on the Future of the Library, 1994 January 19			97
	Take a parent to school day, 1994 January 19			98
	Gov. Weicker and People's Bank announce loan program for persons with disabilities to purchase equipment, 1994 January 21			99
	Gov. Weicker statement on New England Patriots, 1994 January 21			100
	Remarks of Gov. Weicker on bio-technology summit, 1994 January 24			101
	Douglas E. Quat named Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) press secretary, 1994 January 24			102
	Janet Polinsky named Dept. of Administrative Services (DAS) Commissioner, 1994 January 26			103
	London Fog Corp. to relocate to Connecticut, 1994 January 26			104
	Gov. Weicker statement on Aetna, 1994 January 28			105
	Gov. Weicker names L.C. Heist of Greenwich to University of Connecticut Board of Trustees, appoints William Large to Judicial Review Council, 1994 January 28			106
	Gov. Weicker mid-term budget adjustments, primer, 1994 February			107
	Press Releases Bond Commission meeting, 1994 February 2			108
	Health care reform, 1994 February 4			109
	A. Searle Field testimony before Transportation Committee, 1994 February 8			110
	Gov. Weicker announces new initiative to help children, increased funding for prisons, 1994 February 9			111
	Gov Weicker proposal elimination of personal property tax, 1994 February 9			112
	Dept. of Social Services, summary of budget 1994-1995, 1994 February 9			113
	Gov. Weicker statement regarding Vincent Ferrandino, 1994 February 10			114
	Donald Pogue named chair of Hospital Commission; Governor names Gary Smart to fill vacancy, 1994 February 14			115
	Opening of Smith Barney Shearson Training Center in Hartford, 1994 February 22			116
	Gov. Weicker statement on West Haven bond investment grade by Moody's Investor, 1994 February 25			117
	Claudia Weicker statement before the Select Committee on Children, 1994 March 1			118
	Gov. Weicker statement before the Select Committee on Children, 1994 March 1			119
	Gov. Weicker's youth initiative 1994-1995, undated			120
	Affirmitive Action plan, Governor's Office, 1994 March 1			121
	Claudia and Gov. Weicker extend public invitation to tour executive residence, 1994 March 3			122
	Statement from Gov. Weicker on Attorney General's report on emissions contract, 1994 March 10			123
	Gov. Weicker announces appointments, 1994 March 11			124
	Gov. Weicker completes emissions review, Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Commissioner reaches agreement with Envirotest, 1994 March 15			125
	Enhanced emissions test cost to the consumer, 1994 March 15			126
	Chronology, 1994 March 15			127
	Memo to Gov. Weicker from Bruce Carlson and Maryann Palmarozza, 1994 March 15			128
	Letter to George Singleton, President, Envirotest Systems Corp., 1994 March 15			129
	Gov. Weicker statement on emissions, 1994 March 15			130
	Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV) emissions packet, 1994 March 15			131
	State reaches agreement to purchasing site for expanded University of Connecticut-Stamford branch, 1994 March 15			132
	ESP letter to Gov. Weicker, 1994 March 16			133
	Reward letter for murder of Lisa Distassio, 1994 March 17			134
	Reward letter for murder of Maria Perez, 1994 March 17			135
	Reward letter for murder of Minnie Sutton, 1994 March 17			136
	Reward letter for murder of Jane Doe, 1994 March 17			137
	Reward letter for murder of Elizabeth Gandy, 1994 March 17			138
	Reward letter for murder of Pamela Safford, 1994 March 17			139
	Reward letter for murder of John Toddoni, 1994 March 17			140
	Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) Bond Commission press release, 1994 March 23			141
	Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) Bond Commission press release, $1.9 million for economic development and job training, 1994 March 23			142
	Gov. Weicker announces new agreement between state, U.S. Marshals service to house federal prisoners, 1994 March 24			143
	Bill signed terminating the uncompensated care pool, 1994 March 31			144
	Bill signed, 1994 April 7			145
	Gov. Weicker nominates Allan B. Taylor to State Board of Education, Maria Mojica to Board of Governors for Higher Education, 1994 April 8			146
	Gov. Weicker statement on his personal income tax, 1994 April 18			147
	Bills signed, 1994 April 19			148
	Maria Cone nominated to Superior Court, 1994 April 20			149
	Gov. Weicker presented with Nogi Award, 1994 April 21			150
	Gov. Weicker statement on death of President Nixon, 1994 April 22			151
	Bills signed, 1994 May 2			152
	Letter to Carmen Diaz regarding Jim Gaudreau, intern, 1994 May 4			153
	Gov. Weicker is arrested I protest at embassy, 1994 May 5			154
	Bills signed, 1994 May 5			155
	Guns for Goods Program Finance Advisory Committee (FAC) meeting, 1994 May 5			156
	Gov. Weicker names Douglas E. Quat a press secretary; Avice Meehan to join staff of memorial Sloan-Kettering, 1994 May 5			157
	Gov. Weicker appoints state boards and commissions, 1994 May 6			158
	Dept. of Agriculture acquires development rights to farms, 1994 May 10			159
	Bond Commission approves $5.5 million for lead pain, other housing initiatives, 1994 May 12			160
	State Bond Commission approves $7.1 million for Dept. of Economic Development (DED), 1994 May 12			161
	State Bond Commission approves $21.4 million to improve Long Island Sound water quality, 1994 May 13			162
	Gov. Weicker statement on Betti Tianti, 1994 May 16			163
	Gov Weicker statement on Attorney General's opinions on Mohegan compact, 1994 May 18			164
	Bills signed, 1994 May 19			165
	Bills signed, 1994 May 20			166
	Bills signed, 1994 May 23			167
	Bills signed, 1994 May 24			168
	Bills signed, 1994 May 25			169
	End of session / special session speech, 1994 May 25			170
	Death penalty, 1994 May 26			171
	Gov. Weicker Wesleyan commencement speech, 1994 May 29			172
	Connecticut Alliance for Home Ownership Opportunities, undated			173
	Bills signed, #19, #20, #21, 1994 June 2		5	1
	Purchasing reform bill, 1994 June 4			2
	Bills signed, #23, 1994 June 6			3
	Bills signed, #24, 1994 June 7			4
	Bills signed, #25, 1994 June 8			5
	Gov. Weicker announces grants for youth programs in cities, 1994 June 9			6
	Veto message on H.B. 5852 #27 and bills signed #28, 1994 June 9			7
	Attorney General's report on Camp Weicker, 1994 June 10			8
	Bills signed #29, 1994 June 10			9
	Press release - Susan Shimelan, Office of Policy and Management (OPM), 1994 June 10			10
	Justice of the Peace, H.B.5069, 1994 June 11			11
	Gov. Weicker signs health care reform legislation, 1994 June 15			12
	Gov. Weicker announces state's selection of National Service programs, 1994 June 16			13
	Gov. Weicker appoints Suzette Benn chair of Health Care Access Office, 1994 June 23			14
	Dept. of Mental Health (DMH) report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Insanity Defense, 1994 June 24			15
	Connecticut's Wetland restoration efforts to restore Milford salt marsh, 1994 June 24			16
	Gov. Weicker commencement speech Stafford High School, 1994 June 24			17
	Call of special session July 6, 1994 regarding firearms, 1994 June 24			18
	Press Releases Bond Commission meeting, 1994 June 24			19
	Gov. Weicker joins Pittsburgh Penguins Advisory Board, 1994 June 29			20
	Gun violence legislation, 1994 June 29			21
	Gov. Weicker announces third consecutive state surplus, 1994 June 30			22
	Bill signing #33, 1994 July 1			23
	Gov. Weicker announces appointments, 1994 July 6			24
	Gov. Weicker proclamation for special session regarding guns, 1994 July 6			25
	Bill signing #35, 1994 July 7			26
	Gov. Weicker announces rewards, 1994 July 8			27
	Technology grants, 1994 July 11			28
	Gov. Weicker announces grant for courthouse security, 1994 July 12			29
	Gov. Weicker approves reward, 1994 July 12			30
	Allan Fairbank named executive director of Office of Health Care Access (OHCA), 1994 July 13			31
	Bill signing #36, 1994 July 15			32
	Gov. Weicker joins Dresing Lierman, 1994 July 20			33
	Gov. Weicker statement on Groark / Rowe team, 1994 July 22			34
	Gov. Weicker statement on John J. Driscoll, 1994 July 22			35
	A Connecticut Party nominating convention speech, 1994 July 23			36
	Gov. Weicker's reward approval, 1994 July 25			37
	Pat Giardi named Dept. of Social Services Commissioner, 1994 August 4			38
	Gov. Weicker announces youth center grants, 1994 August 5			39
	Gov. Weicker announces $169.3 million surplus for 1994, 1994 August 23			40
	Gov. Weicker authorizes reward for murder of Anson Clinton, 1994 August 26			41
	Bond Commission, 1994 August 26			42
	Gov. Weicker requests federal money for Litchfield company, 1994 August 29			43
	Gov. Weicker nominates 13 judges, 1994 September 1			44
	National Alliance of Business names Connecticut State of the Year, 1994 September 1			45
	Rating Connecticut Development Authority (CDA) bonds, 1994 September 12			46
	Swiss Bank relocation, 1994 September 21			47
	Bond Commission, 1994 September 23			48
	Miles Inc. to expand in Orange, Conn., 1994 September 29			49
	Report, "For the record, " State of Connecticut, Gov. Lowell P. Weicker, 1994 September			50
	Proclamation by Gov. Weicker on banking, tax, Swiss Bank, appointment of judges to Superior and Appellate Courts, 1994 October			51
	IMRS, Inc. to remain in Stamford, 1994 October 3			52
	Remarks from Colt's Manufacturing Company, 1994 October 3			53
	Gov. Weicker cites U.S. Repeating Arms as positive sign for New Haven, 1994 October 17			54
	Gov. Weicker announces appointments, 1994 October 17			55
	Release of signing the bill Swiss Bank, 1994 October 17			56
	Swiss Bank letter from Commissioner Joseph McGee, 1994 October 17			57
	Gov. Weicker announces kick-off of 1994 Care and Share Food Drive, 1994 October 18			58
	Gov. Weicker announces $11.7 million in grants for drug enforcement and educational programs, 1994 October 18			59
	Connecticut Dept. of Education release, Conn. Education Commissioner praises regional plans for education quality and diversity, 1994 October 19			60
	Gov. Weicker announces appointments, 1994 October 28			61
	Bond commission approves $9.5 million for housing initiatives, 1994 October 28			62
	Press release; State Bond Commission approves $19.1 million for urban site remediation, 1994 October 28			63
	Gov. Weicker announces storm aid to six towns, 1994 October 31			64
	Gov. Weicker announces two judges, 1994 November 22			65
	State - MetraHealth agreement, 1994 December 2			66
	West Haven Financial Review Board disbands, 1994 December 21			67
	WTA Tour moves to Stamford, 1994 December 21			68
	Videotapes		6
		The 12 days of Christmas, News 12, Jim Murphy and Wayne Pellenberg, 1992 December 24
		Gov. Weicker's address, Connecticut Youth "Challenge" program graduation, 1993 December 22
	Audiotapes
		Gov. Weicker and Harrison Salisbury, 1992 August 26
		Gov. Weicker and Harrison Salisbury, 1992 August 28
		Reporter's notebook, Dana Dieterle, "Christmas at the Weickers", 1992 December 3
		Education bill signing, Connecticut Award for Excellence, Pratt & Whitney labor agreement, banking industry press conference, pres conference on various issues, Tom Scott radio show WPOP on Governor's residence, undated
		Gov. Weicker, unidentified, undated
	Photographs
		Gov. Weicker and others at ribbon cutting ceremony of the Dept. of Public Works, 12 color photographs, 3.5 x 5 in. (Sent to the Governor by Dept. of Public Works), undated
		Gov. Weicker and others at an evening reception "Pre-opening of Histeria" (with cover letter from Dana & Jim Thompson, WGCH radio, Greenwich), 6 color photographs, 4 x 6 in., 1994 December
		Gov. Weicker and others attending a reception held by Local 371, signed by Robert A. Petronella, President, 7 color photographs, 8.5 x 10 in., 1994 November


Series 3. Invitations Accepted and Rejected, 1992-1993, Accession: 1995-040
			Box	Folder
	Invitations accepted
		1993, undated	55	1-23
	Invitations regretted
		1993 May-June	56	1-23
		1993 July-October 19	57	1-26
		1993 October 20-December	58	1-22
	Unpersonalized invitations, 1992 November-1993 August			23-26
	Miscellaneous, 1993 April-November, undated			27-29
	Cancelled events, 1993			30


Series 4. Official Statements, 1994, Accession: 1995-040
		Box	Folder
	Official statements, 1994	59	1-20


Series 5. Legal Office, 1977-1994
					Box	Folder
	Auditor's Reports
		Accession: 1995-022
			Administrative Services, 1993-1994		1	1
			Agriculture, Dept. of, 1992-1993			2
			Arts/History, Commission on, 1993			3
			CADAC			4
			Chief State’s Attorney/Criminal Justice, 1993			5
			Children and Families, Dept. of, 1994			6
			Children and Youth Services, Dept. of			7
			Comptroller, Treasurer, Secretary of the State, Attorney General, 1992-1994			7
			Connecticut Innovations, 1992-1994			8
			Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority (CRRA), 1994			9
			Connecticut, State of, 1993			10
			Connecticut, State of, 1994		2	1
			Consumer Protection, Dept. of, 1993-1994			2
			Corrections, Dept. of, 1993-1994			3
			Economic Development, Dept. of, 1993-1994			4
			Education, Dept. of, 1993-1994			5
			Emergency Management, 1993			6
			Environmental Protection, Dept. of, 1994			7
			Ethics/FOI, 1992-1994			8
			Governor’s Office, 1993-1994			9
			Health Services, Dept. of		3	1
			Higher Education, Dept. of, 1993			2-4
			Higher Education, Dept. of, 1994 January-June 15			5-7
			Higher Education, Dept. of, 1994 June 16-December 31, 2 folders		4	1-2
			Housing, Dept., 1993-1994			3
			Income Maintenance, Dept. of, 1993			4
			Insurance, Dept. of, 1994			5
			Labor, Dept. Of, 1993-1994			6
			Legislative Management, Commission on, 1994			7
			Lieutenant Governor, Office of, 1993			8
			Liquor Control, Dept. of, 1994			9
			Mental Health, Dept. of, 1993-1994			10
			Mental Retardation, Dept. of, 1993-1994		5	1
			Military, Dept. of, 1993			2
			Miscellaneous, 1994			3
			Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, 1993-1994			4
			Policy and Management, Office of, 1993			5
			Probate			6
			Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities, Office of, 1994			7
			Public Defender Services, 1994			8
			Public Safety, Dept. of, 1993-1994			9
			Public Utilities, 1994			10
			Public Works, Dept. of, 1993-1994			11
			Revenue Services, Dept. of, 1993-1994			12
			Social Services, Aging, Deaf and Hearing Impaired, Human Resources, Departments of, 1993-1994			13
			Soldiers, Sailors and Maine Fund, 1993		6	1
			Special Revenue, Dept. of, 1993			2
			Statewide Emergency Telecommunications, Bureau of, 1993			3
			Thefts, Vandalism, 1993			4
			Transportation, Dept. of, 1993-1994			5
			Veterans Affairs, Dept. of, 1993-1994			6
			Victims Services, Office of (Judicial Department), 1994			7
			Wing Civil Air Patrol, 1993			8
			Worker’s Compensation, 1993-1994			9
	Agency Files, 1994
		Accession1995-022
			Administrative Services, Dept. of, 1994		6	10
			Agriculture, Dept. of, 1992			11
			CADAC, 1990-1993			12
			CHEFA, 1993			13
			[Chief Medical Examiner, Office of], 1993-1994			14
			Consumer Protection, Dept. of, 1993			15
			Corrections, Dept. of, 1993			16
			Development Authority, Connecticut, 1992			17
			Education, Dept. of, 1993			18
			Ethics Commission/[Lobbyists], 1992-1993			19
			Firearms Permit Examiners, Board of], 1993-1994			20
			Fire Prevention and Control, Commission on, 1993-1994		7	1
			Health Services, Dept. of, 1992			2
			Higher Education, Connecticut Board of Governors, 1994			3
			Higher Education, Dept. of, 1993			4
			Hospitals and Health Care, Commission on, 1993			5
			Housing, Dept. of, 1991-1994			6
			[Housing Finance Authority, Connecticut], 1992			7
			Human Resources, Dept. of, 1991-1992			8
			Human Rights and Opportunities, Commission on Affirmative Action
				Folder I, 1992		9
				Folder II	8	1
				Executive Director, 1990		2
				[Miscellaneous], 1992-1993		3
				Task Force, 1988, 1993		4
			Income Maintenance, Teresa Hines, 1992			5
			Information Technology, Office of, 1992, 1994			6
			Insurance, Dept. of, 1990-1994			7
			Judicial [Dept.], 1991-1994			8
			Labor, Dept. of
				[Employment Security Board of Review], 1990		9
				Hamden Job Center, 1992-1993	9	1
				[Miscellaneous], 1988-1994		2-3
				Unemployment Compensation, 1991-1992		4
			Law Revision Commission, 1993			5
			Library, State, 1993-1994			6
			Liquor Control, Dept. of, 1990-1994			7
			Mental Health, Dept. of, 1991-1993			8
			Mental Retardation, Dept. of, 1991-1994			9
			Military Department, 1980-1992			10
			Motor Vehicles, Dept. of, 1988-1993			11
			Municipal Police Training Council, 1992		10	1
			Pardons, Board of, 1991-1994			2
			Policy and Management, Office of, 1992-1994			3
			Psychiatric Security Review Board, 1994			4
			Public Safety, Dept. of, 1990-1994			5
			Public Utilities Commission, Dept. of
				Bio-Gen Report, 1992		6
				Cable Television, 1992-1994		7
				CL&P Data for Rate Requests, Folder I, 1993-1994		8
				CL&P Data for Rate Requests, Folder II, 1994	11	1
				Consumer Council, Suit for Injunction, 1992		2
				CT Natural Gas Corp., 1994		3
				Federal Energy Regulatory Comm, 1992-1994		4
				Fletcher Electric Light Co., 1992		5
				Miscellaneous, 1985-1994		6
				New Hampshire, Suit Against, 1992		7
				SNET Correspondence, 1992-1994		8
				SNET Rate Filings, 1993		9
				Southern CT Gas, 1992		10
				Telecommunications (1992-93)	12	1
				United Illuminating Correspondence (1992-94)		2
				United Illuminating Fuel Data		3
			Public Works, Dept. of, 1990-1994			4
			Resources Recovery Authority, CT (CRRA), 1994-1995			5
			Revenue Services, Dept. of
				Folders I & II, 1990-1992		6-7
				Folder III, 1993-1994	13	1
			Secretary of the State
				Election, 1991-1993		2
				Miscellaneous, 1991-1994		3
			Siting Council, CT, 1992-1994			4
			Social Services, [Income Maintenance], Departments of			5
			Re Lorraine Manor, 1992			6
			Social Services, [Income Maintenance, Human Resources], Departments of, 1992-1994			7
			Special Revenue, Dept. of
				Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1991-1993		8
				Weekly Lottery Reports, 1992-1994	14	1-2
			Transportation, Dept. of, 1993			3
			Treasurer, Office of, 1993-1994			4
		Accession: 1995-040
			Attorney General		60
				General, 1989-1994		1-2
				Alim v. Connecticut, 1990		3
				Check cashing suit, 1988		4
				Claims, 1991		5
				Downs case, 1991		6
				Mashantucket Pequot Tribe v. Connecticut, 1990		7
				Transportation, Dept. of, 1991		8
			Comptroller, 1994			9
			Consumer Protection, Dept. of, Marvin Gate, 1992-1993			10
			Interest on Lawyer's Trust Account Program (IOALTA), 1991-1994, undated			11-15
			Public Health and Addiction Services, Dept. of, Reardon hearing, 1993-1994			16
	Subject Files
		Accession: 1995-022
			ACP vs Pauline Kezar, 1992		14	5
			Campaign Finance Law, 1993			6
			Chapman, Mark F., Letter, 1992-1993			7
			Chief State’s Attorney, 1994			8
			Conference on Municipalities, 1992			9
			Eastern States Exposition, 1994			10
			Electro Devices, Inc., 1993			11
			Environmental Systems Products, Inc. (ESP), 1994		15	1
			Fiscal Analysis, Office of			2
			Freedom of Information, 1990-1992			3
			Gun Control, 1981-1993			4
			Hartford, City of, 1993			5
			Hazardous Waste Management, 1992-1994			6
			Health and Human Resources, Federal Dept. of, 1994			7
			Health Care Reform, 1993			8
			Indian Affairs Task Force, 1989-1993			9
			Institute of Living, 1991			10
			Justice for Abused Children Task Force, 1989-1991			11
			Justices of the Peace			12
			Kids Request About CT		16	1
			Legislative
				Correspondence, 1991-1993		2
				[Legislative] Management, Joint Commission on, 1991-1994		3
				Program Review Investigation Committee]		4
				Regulation Review Committee, 1991,1994		5
			Long Term Health Care Study, 1988			6
			Management and Budget, Office of (Federal), 1993			7
			MDC, 1979, 1992			8
			Municipal Correspondence, 1993			9
			Municipal Government, 1994			10
			North American Free Trade Agreement and State Compliance, 1993-1994			11
			Plainville Mall, 1993			12
			Private Activity Bond Commission, 1990-1993			13
			Property Tax Reform Commission, 1994			14
			Protection and Advocacy for the Blind, 1994			15
			Quintilliano Letters, 1991			16
			Real Estate, 1989-1991			17
			Reports, Misc., 1994			18
			Seawolf Homeporting, 1993			19
			Separation of Powers, circa 1992		17	1-3
			Sexual Harassment Training			4
			Shakespeare Theater/Stratford, 1992-1994			5
			Teacher’s Retirement Board, 1991-1994			6
			Tracy Thurman Letter, 1991			7
			Welfare Reform, 1993			8
			Winthrop Health Care Center, 1993			9
			Wiretapping/Electronic Surveillance, 1977-1989			10
			Wood Pond, Gift of Land, 1991			11
			Yale Corp[oration]			12
	Special Elections
		Accession: 1995-040
			General, 1992-1993		60	17
			House of Representatives
				3rd District, 1993		18
				8th District, 1990		19
				26th District, 1993-1994		20
				43rd District, 1991		21
				54th District, 1993		22
				71st District, 1993		23
				84th District, 1992		24
				97th District, 1992		25
				140th District, 1993		26
			Judge of Probate
				Bridgeport, 1993-1994		27
				East Haddam, 1994		28
				Enfield, 1994		29
				Farmington, 1992		30
				Lyme, 1992		31
				Manchester, 1993		32
				Manchester, 1994		33
				North Haven, 1992		34
				Old Saybrook, 1992		35
				Thomaston, 1993		36
				Wallingford, 1993		37
				Washington, 1991		38
				Waterford and New London, 1992		39
				Westbrook, 1993		40
			Senate
				7th District, 1993		41
				10th District, 1990		42


Series 6. Subject Files, 1986-1994, Accession: 1995-040
		It is not clear from which part of the Governor's Office these subject files originated.
			Box	Folder
	Affirmative Action plan for Office of the Governor, 1993-1994		61	1
	Algonquin Gas Company, 1992			2
	Connecticut Food Bank, 1989-1992, undated			3
	Emergency regulations, 1991-1994			4-5
	Ethics Commission, 1988-1993, undated			6-8
	Ethics Commission, Annual Statements, 1990-1992			9
	General Assembly, 1991-1992			10
	Governor's Residence Conservancy
		Correspondence, 1991-1993		11
		Incorporation and by-laws, 1991-1993		12
		Tax and estate planning conference, 1991 April		13
	Grant applications and letters, 1991-1993			14-19
	High Sheriff, 1994			20
	Indian and casino gambling, 1986-1993			21-23
	Indian liaisons, 1991			24
	Lottery agent licensing, 1992			25
	Mashantucket Pequot compact, 1994			26
	Mohegan compact, 1993-1994, undated			27-29
	Offers of reward, 1988-1994		62	1
	Operation "Spring Flower", 1992			2
	Pawcatuck Eastern Pequots, 1992-1994, undated			3-7
	Pawcatuck Eastern Pequots, HUD grant, 1990-1993, undated			8-11
	Probate Court, 1991-1994			12-13
	Providence and Worcester Railroad's system design map, 1992 June-July			14
	Science center, 1993 September			15
	Senior citizen intern program, 1986-1989			16-17
	Special session proclamations, 1992-1994			18
	US Air / British Airways, 1994			19
	Workers" Compensation Commission, 1990-1994			20


Series 7. Photographs, circa 1990-1993, Accession: 2003-032
			Box	Folder
	Photographs, circa 1990-1993		1-2
		Photos taken by Tony Calabrese of the Dept. of Public Works. Mostly negatives.
		Unarranged.


Restricted, Accession: 1995-040
		Originals of redacted records.
	Records		63


Addenda, 1990-1992
	Accession: 2009-012
		Governor Lowell P. Weicker inaugural, Draft, 1990 December 6, 1 folder		1
			Draft of inaugural arrangements for January 9, 1991.
			This file is in Box 1 of Accession 2011-075
	Accession: 2011-075
		Governor Lowell P. Weicker inaugural, 1990 December 21, 2 copies (2 folders + 1 leather binder)		1
			Inaugural arrangements for January 9, 1991.
			Leather binder is in Box 2
		State services shutdown contingency plan, 1991, 3 folders
		Review of the 1992-93 Connecticut budget, 1992 May 14, 2 folders
			Presentation to Fitch Investors Service, Inc., New York, N.Y.
		Leather binder for inaugural arrangements		2
			On cover of leather binder: Connecticut state seal, "Lowell P. Weicker, Jr.", and "January 9, 1991"

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