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Count on Martin's to help make your dream day a reality. We know how important your wedding day is to you and your guests. Allow us to take the...(more)
NOW OPEN FOR WEDDINGS!! Westfields Golf Club is now open to host wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, baby showers or whatever...(more)
Located in historic Occoquan, Virginia, this national historic landmark was built in 1758. The grand stone mansion is less than a mile from I-95...(more)
Morningside Inn is as unique as you are! A totally amazing location for your private dream wedding is this secluded, serene setting with its...(more)
With a variety of indoor and outdoor ceremony sites Sunset Crest Manor offers you many unique options no matter the time of year or the weather....(more)
Welcome to Weddings by Crowne Plaza Tysons Corner! Your Wedding Day and the events surrounding it are some of the most memorable days of your ...(more)
Welcome to Molon Lave Vineyards! Our winery is located on fifty acres of pristine Virginia countryside on the south side of Warrenton. The...(more)
Say "I do" to a dream wedding at The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner. Whether couples cherish tradition or have more modern tastes, our hotel in...(more)
Choose between our three locations to cater the most important day of your life: La Fontaine Bleue, Anne Arundel County , La Fontaine Bleue...(more)
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Now scheduling events Choice dates are available A very special offering for the first five bookings will receive a free Rehearsal dinner at our Bleues Bistro Restaurant Call us today at 410-760-4115 WWW.LAFONTAINEBLEUE.COM for up to 15 guests
A big church, hundreds of guests, a frantic mother of the bride, bawdy jokes at the reception and too much to do to enjoy any of it. Been there....(more)
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Best for a minimum of 60 guests and a maximum of 120. 3 course menu with canapés during cocktail including 4 drinks (1 cocktail, 2 glasses of wine, 1 Champagne toast) a wedding cake, coffee, taxes and gratuities. A dance floor (15x15), flowers on each table, off-white linens and free parking will also be provided. All inclusive $105.00 per guest - no surprises.
Stonewall Golf Club offers versatile accommodations to provide an unparalleled experience for all of your event needs from weddings to social...(more)
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Sign a contract for a wedding or event in the magnolia room on a Friday or Saturday night in 2009 or 2010 and receive $500 off your room rental fee (normally $1700)
The Rooftop at 400 N Capitol
Washington, DC | 202-450-4618
The Rooftop at 400 N Capitol is Washington's premier rooftop venue featuring spectacular views of the U.S. Capitol, Union Station and The...(more)
Silk Mill formerly known as Landon House or Stancioff House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally built in 1754 along...(more)
Weddings & Special Events At TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm, creating memorable events is our specialty. So, why not plan the most special of days –...(more)
The Mayflower® Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel
40 Reviews"Washington's Second Best Address"
Washington, DC | 888-714-6022
Create your Mayflower Legacy. From historic architecture to lavish décor and opulent ballrooms, The Mayflower® Renaissance® Washington, DC Hotel...(more)
Patrick's review: We booked Rust Manor House very early after they first open. In the year leading up to our wedding we've been... (more)
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Book your event at Rust Manor House for the months of December 2014 or January/February 2015 and receive these special discounts: December 2014 Events – 25% discount off the already lowered winter rates. January and February 2015 Events – 25% discount, 35% discount when using Great Blue Heron for catering. (Combined discounts equal 62% off regular season rates and 67% off regular season rates in January and February when using Great Blue Heron Catering.) Rust Manor capacity is 65 during winter.
Hyatt Fairfax
24 ReviewsHave the best wedding experience in the Fairfax/DC area at the Hyatt Fair Lakes
Fairfax, VA | 703-818-1234
Hyatt Fair Lakes has a large patio for your wedding ceremony and two ballrooms you can choose for your reception! We have the areas best suite...(more)
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Expires: Aug 31, 2015
Book your 2015 Wedding by August 31, 2015 and upgrade your wedding reception package for free. Contact Lucy Warner 703-653-6120 today to schedule an appointment today.
The Hilton Garden Inn Fairfax would be the perfect venue for your special day! Our fountain, with beautiful flowers surrounding it, is the perfect...(more)
Swan Point Yacht and Country Club
28 ReviewsSouthern Maryland's Finest Waterfront Venue
Swan Point, MD | 301-259-0047
Southern charm and natural elegance await you on the banks of the Potomac River, where guests can delight in stunning views, delicious cuisine and...(more)
...and then one day you knew. Let The Westin Arlington Gateway create your dream wedding with our refreshing style and personalized approach. ...(more)
Toolbox is located in the heart of DuPont Circle in Washington, D.C. With it's one of a kind concept and boutique interior Toolbox has quickly...(more)
Old Hickory golf Club is the premier upscale golf course, wedding venue, and banquet facility in the Woodbridge Virginia area. Our club is a...(more)
Modern and Distinctive! Plan your next event or special celebration at this unique art lover's destination, rich with history and located...(more)
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Imagine making memories in the scenic rolling hills of Virginia. Augustine offers a beautiful Chalet-style clubhouse with a floor-to-ceiling...(more)
1757 Golf Club - Memorable Occasions-Extraordinary Events! Begin your Beautiful Forever at 1757 Golf Club~ The Sophisticated Elegance of our...(more)
Celebrate your wedding at Washington's Omni Shoreham Hotel. This historic hotel offers a lovely gazebo and flowering gardens which overlook the...(more)
Congratulations on Your Engagement! We Will Exceed Your Expectations! Let us host your Northern Virginia Wedding! The Holiday Inn Washington...(more)
Old House Vineyards is located at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains near Historic Culpeper. Our lush vineyards produce ten different wines...(more)
Step back in time at The Black Horse Inn, an enchanted setting for the most discriminating bride and groom. With its stately white columns...(more)
Now reserving dates for 2015 - Ask about our early reservation discounts! For more than 17 years, our all-inclusive wedding packages have allowed...(more)
Sequoia, in historic Georgetown, offers stunning views overlooking the Potomac River, Kennedy Center, Watergate, Virginia skyline and the beautiful...(more)
We are so happy to announce the opening of the brand new Carlyle Club! Nestled in the heart of downtown Alexandria, our new facility combines...(more)
A landmark event in a landmark hotel. With spectacular views of Washington DC, beautifully renovated guest rooms, gorgeous interiors, unsurpassed...(more)
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From joyous celebrations to fairytale weddings, the Bolger Center is the perfect host for your special day. Located just minutes from Washington...(more)
Bowling Green Country Club
44 Reviews"Where Contemporary Elegance Meets Historic Virginia Charm"
Front Royal, VA | 540-635-2024
The coming together of two individual souls to form a perfect union is a very special and sacred moment. The staff at Bowling Green Country Club...(more)
One location, two stunning settings to choose from for your dream day. Strathmore is an ideal location for weddings, showers, rehearsal dinners and...(more)
Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or large celebration, make your next event an unforgettable one by hosting it at Wolf Trap. Two...(more)
Located at the entrance to George Washington's Mount Vernon, the Mount Vernon Inn now boasts a sunken garden and majestic bridal staircase ideal...(more)
Established in 2000 on the historic Glenway Farm, Rappahannock Cellars features unique venue spaces for your special events in the rustic Barn...(more)
Salamander Resort & Spa
11 ReviewsYour Wedding Should Be As Distinctive As You Are
Middleburg, VA | 540-687-3600
Unparalleled settings & experiences Nestled in the historic 17th century village of Middleburg in the heart of Virginia's famed horse and wine...(more)
***Right now Waterford is offering a free reception giveaway. Enter your chance to win the 5-hour reception for up to 200 people at...(more)
The Mead Center for American Theater
3 ReviewsWashington DC's Premiere Waterfront Wedding Destination
Washington, DC | 202-600-4040
For unconventional couples, a Wedding Ceremony or Reception at the Mead Center for American Theater is a theatrical event you'll never forget. The...(more)
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Off-peak discount (valued at 25% off the rental fees) are available for weddings hosted on Friday and Sunday evenings, year-round!
Nestled in the heart of Reston (just one mile from Reston Town Center), Hidden Creek Country Club is the "Hidden Jewel of Reston". Our rolling...(more)
Let our experience and knowledge guide you every step of the way as we create, plan and then execute the perfect day. At the Holiday Inn...(more)
Top of the Town in Arlington is an elegant reception and conference facility featuring a dramatic and sweeping view across the Potomac River of...(more)
Built circa 1801, and newly remodeled in 2014 into an Exclusive Use venue with rooftop terrace and panoramic views of the Blue Ridge...(more)
Imagine the romantic wedding of your dreams in our lavishly appointed Country House Hotel. Settings include our formal gardens, glass enclosed...(more)
Green Grove Gardens began as a working dairy farm owned by the Martin family. The Martins recognized the beauty of this unique setting and many...(more)
Charlie Palmer Steak Washington DC
Washington, DC | 202-464-5410
Recently awarded as one of the Best Wedding Vendors in 2011 by Washingtonian Bride and Groom and frequently cited as Capitol Hill's best private...(more)
Just an hour from DC, Charlottesville, and Fredericksburg, and a short drive to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive, Culpeper is a surreal...(more)
The Regency at Dominion Valley in Haymarket, Va. is nestled on a quiet retreat with rolling landscapes, natural ponds, and a beautifully designed...(more)
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Host your 2015 wedding and reception with us and enjoy a specially discounted event package for just $65 per guest. Package includes: 3 Hour Select Bar, Choice of (1) Displayed or Passed Hors D'oeuvres, Choice of Entree with Salad and Two Sides, Champagne Toast, Complimentary Ballroom Rental, Complimentary Ceremony Site. Discount cannot be applied to already contracted events.
INCOMPARABLE Cherished. Elegant. Memorable. A Resort or Country Club wedding at Lansdowne Resort awaits your special day. Enjoy stunning panoramic...(more)
AN ELEGANT SETTING FOR A ROMANTIC WEDDING EXPERIENCE Filled with a rich history of Washington, D.C. weddings and galas, The Fairfax at...(more)
The Capitol Hill Club is the Perfect Setting for your Special Event Neighboring the Capitol grounds and historic landmarks, the Capitol Hill Club...(more)
Oatlands Historic House & Gardens
25 ReviewsDiscover the grace and romance of historic Oatlands!
Leesburg, VA | 703-777-3174
Discover the grace and romance of historic Oatlands on 360 acres featuring a Greek revival mansion and a magnificent four-acre terraced garden. The...(more)
Tucked away among the hills and valleys of Middletown, Maryland, Hollow Creek Golf Club offers the perfect place to host a wedding or rehearsal...(more)
Nestled in the gentle folds of northwestern Stafford's undulating countryside, the house and grounds have all the advantages of a rural, pastoral...(more)
High Point Events is a premier catering and event services company serving the Greater Washington D.C. area. Formerly known as High Point Catering...(more)
The Woodlands at Algonkian
28 ReviewsThe Woodlands at Algonkian is owned & operated by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority
Sterling, VA | 703-450-4655
The Woodlands at Algonkian provides a beautiful natural setting for a picturesque wedding on 850 acres in Northern Virginia. Nestled by the wooded...(more)
Surrounded by more than 100 scenic acres, this beautiful event setting features a choice of venues for your special celebration, from elegant...(more)
When thinking about spending the rest of your life with the one you love, think about spending that special day with us... Let us make the start...(more)
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Receive Free Room Rental ($1500) with Military Issued ID. A Savings of $1500. Thank you for your commitment to this country. For your private tour and consultation contact our Catering Department at (301) 694-8322.
Romantic - Elegant - Unforgettably Stunning! Stone Manor Country Club & The Inn at Stone Manor are situated on a 100 acre estate, offering you...(more)
Harbour View, a contemporary waterfront event venue in Northern Virginia, can accommodate ceremonies of 20 to 240 guests and receptions from 20 to...(more)
As a family-run business, Weatherly Farm offers waterfront elegance with a warm, personal touch. We offer a competitive and reasonable rental...(more)
The City Club of Washington
14 ReviewsSpectacular Washington, D.C. wedding venue
Washington, DC | 202-347-0818
When it comes to Washington, D.C. wedding venues and reception locations, the exceptional, refined amenities and superior professional services...(more)
With its beautiful white-marble raw bar, spacious and flexible event space, and unique interior, the Sea Catch Restaurant & Raw Bar is the ideal...(more)
Exciting changes are happening at Chantilly National! Introducing the newly updated Braddock Ballroom. Features and updates include: -Expanded...(more)
Catoctin Hall at Musket Ridge GC is the perfect location for your special day. Called "Maryland's Best New Wedding Venue", Catoctin Hall is a...(more)
From the moment you enter through the gates of Bull Run Golf Club, the picturesque beauty and leisurely charm of our rolling, luscious landscaping...(more)
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Receive $1,000 off our normal facility fee when mentioning this coupon from weddingwire.com to reserve any available Fall 2012 date or January - March 2013 date.
McLean Hilton Tysons Corner, inspired elegance and the new home of modern luxury in Northern Virginia. Stylish venues appointed with lush design...(more)
Hyatt Regency Reston
8 ReviewsWeddings turn into magical celebrations at Hyatt Regency Reston.
Reston, VA | 703-709-1234
About us Weddings turn into magical celebrations at Hyatt Regency Reston, and we ensure they will be as unique as you are. Whether you desire an...(more)
Welcome to the Bavarian Inn, a romantic country chalet offering European elegance and authentic Bavarian cuisine from its scenic location...(more)
Evergreen Country Club is the perfect backdrop for your special day! Let us help you turn your dream into a reality... Evergreen offers an...(more)
Standing on the Veranda overlooking Reflection Lake and the Potomac River, you will feel as if you've found one of the most peaceful places on...(more)
Whether you are planning a wedding reception, bar or bat mitzvahs, retirement party, corporate meeting or a golf outing, Westwood Country Club...(more)
The Cherry Blossom is the perfect setting for your dream wedding! Enjoy the beautiful authentic paddle wheeler designed and created for gracious...(more)
Milton Ridge is a unique all-inclusive wedding ceremony and reception location. Offering the perfect, intimate and elegant setting for weddings....(more)
Le Meridien Arlington, Starwood Hotels & Resorts
29 Reviews(Formally Hotel Palomar Arlington)
Arlington, VA | 703-894-5103
We recently transitioned to Le Meridien Arlington, part of Starwood Hotels & Resorts. If you are a SPG member, you can earn points by having your...(more)
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Expires: Jun 15, 2015
Le Meridien Is for All Lovers! Unveil true love and savings for all! Enjoy $20.00 off per person when you book any of our reception packages for your 2015 Wedding by June 15, 2015. Plus, you'll be able to choose an additional perk! Contact Mya Matos, at 703-894-5103 or email@example.com, for any assistance!
Hyatt Regency Tysons Corner Center
Tysons Corner VA newest hotel- Opening April 2015!
Tysons Corner, VA | 703-848-6366
Hyatt Regency Tysons Corner Center is the perfect spot to host your wedding or special event. Please call us at 703-848-6366 to...(more)
W Washington, D.C.
5 ReviewsIt's About Time- You've been waiting for the perfect wedding, so have we
Washington, DC | 202-661-2400
GET WED YOUR WAY From the perfect proposal to the dreamiest honeymoon, W Hotels always provides a brilliant backdrop for a wedding or commitment...(more)
Wolfgang Puck Catering introduces a contemporary event venue overlooking the Potomac at National Harbor. With wrap around balconies and modern...(more)
Unique Wedding Receptions with utmost attention to detail are our specialty. From the start of the planning process through the completion of your...(more)
Discover a unique and charming waterfront venue filled with natural beauty, a relaxing atmosphere, and quintessential hospitality. Whether it be a...(more)
Our historic property provides a timeless setting for a truly unique Washington DC wedding. Imagine your wedding ceremony in our charming garden...(more)
The Sheraton Reston Hotel is the perfect location for your special event. Our Diamond Ballroom and two Junior Ballrooms have just been completely...(more)
Bleues on the Water
Glen Burnie, MD | 410-760-4116
Located conveniently between Annapolis and Baltimore, and only 30 minutes from Washington, DC, Bleues on the Water is the most unique wedding...(more)
"Stylish & Sophisticated" venue with 5-Star service Elegant venue in ideal location Picture-perfect details: marble floors / fireplace / grand...(more)
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Receive 15% off your wedding package, a complimentary champagne toast ($3/person) and an additional event hour ($500) for any wedding package booked on a Friday or Sunday. Go to http://riggs.umd.edu/weddings.html for more details.
Wedding Packages Our outdoor tent and patio on the 18th hole are perfect for a wedding ceremony. Our Presidential, Sunset and Grand...(more)
Fauquier Springs Country Club
76 ReviewsClassic, Elegant Weddings in the Heart of Hunt Country
Warrenton, VA | 540-347-4205
Fauquier Springs' Wedding Packages are designed to exceed expectations and can be customized to fulfill your requests. Membership at the Club is...(more)
Evoking the charm of Virginia's magnificent colonial estate, Westfields successfully combines sophisticated and elegant facilities, elegant...(more)
Just 26 miles from the White House, we enjoy over 600 acres of rolling landscape and expansive sweeping bucolic views of the Potomac River...(more)
Our professional catering team takes pride in assisting brides create the most successful large and small weddings. Our Ballroom accommodates up...(more)
***Right now Waterford is offering a free reception giveaway. Enter your chance to win the 5-hour reception for up to 200 people at...(more)
The Perfect Venue for Your Wedding At Airlie, weddings and special events take center stage against a backdrop of picturesque countryside and a...(more)
Tregaron-Washington International School is the perfect, romantic and intimate location for your special day. Located in the heart of DC, Tregaron...(more)
The Farm Retreat at Willow Creek is a southern comfortable bit o' heaven in the Virginia countryside! If your dream wedding includes romantic...(more)
Gauntlet Golf Club
25 ReviewsAffordable, Beautiful, Wedding Receptions with Delicious Catering!
Fredericksburg, VA | 540-752-0963
The staff at The Gauntlet Golf Club in Fredericksburg welcomes the opportunity to share with you our impressive banquet facilities. Our clubhouse...(more)
Herrington on the Bay is a Premiere Maryland Waterfront Wedding and Special Event Site overlooking the Chesapeake Bay. The outdoor pavilions and...(more)
Whether you are planning your dream wedding, corporate event, birthday party, or other social gathering, The Atrium is here to provide you with the...(more)
The Inn at Brookeville Farms is the perfect place to host your wedding celebration. The historic mansion includes a full service restaurant...(more)
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Expires: Dec 31, 2015
Complimentary Overnight Bridal Suite with the booking of a new 2015 full package wedding for $125 or more
The Harvest House at Lost Creek Winery Fall Venue Special! Book by March 15, 2015 for September or October of 2015 and receive 25% off the venue...(more)
If you are looking for exceptional cuisine, elegant service, and breathtakingly beautiful views for your wedding, rehearsal dinner or any...(more)
The Comus Inn at Sugarloaf Mountain
93 ReviewsWinner of Wedding Wire's Bride's Choice Award &The Knot's "Best of Weddings" for the Wash. DC area
Dickerson, MD | 301-349-5100
The Comus Inn at Sugarloaf Mountain is excited to have been voted a winner of the "Bride's Choice Award" by Wedding Wire and "The Best of Weddings"...(more)
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Receive a $50 Dining Gift Certificate to The Comus Inn for your referral resulting in a contracted event with a minimum of 50 guests. Make sure your referral lets us know you sent them!
Enter your reception hall with confidence, excited about your first dance as man and wife. We offer stress free instruction that fits your...(more)
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Do you want something choreographed? Does your wedding party need practice? Need a "guerrilla" dance lesson? Enter your reception hall with confidence, excited about your first dance as man and wife. We offer stress free instruction that fits your schedule. You'll be moving by the end of your first lesson and we guarantee that you'll have fun! Contact us today to set up your first lesson! Wedding Package 5 Private Lessons - $425* ($85 per lesson!) *Must be paid upfront
The history of the Inn at Vint Hill begins in 1860. It was then that Bessie & Andrew Low began to build a high-style Italianate, brick mansion...(more)
The Bellevue Conference & Event Center
1 ReviewA picturesque venue for corporate functions and black-tie affairs!
Chantilly, VA | 703-825-9526
Northern Virginia's newest and most luxurious event venue. Located in Chantilly, Virginia, The Bellevue Conference & Event Center will provide...(more)
The five City-owned rental venues are The Sherwood Center, Old Town Hall, Historic Blenheim, Ratcliffe-Allison House, and Kitty Pozer Garden. Old...(more)
The Watergate Hotel - Opening Summer 2015
Washington, DC | 202-827-1600
Step inside a legendary revival at The Watergate Hotel, a luxurious urban resort located along the banks of the Potomac River. Completely rebuilt...(more)
Rose Hill Manor
32 ReviewsA traditional Jeffersonian Mansion located in Leesburg, Virginia
Leesburg, VA | 703-771-9177
Experience a grand Jeffersonian Manor with impressive architecture, elegantly appointed ballrooms, and crystal chandeliers, Rose Hill Manor offers...(more)
Located in the heart of Logan Circle, Fathom Gallery boasts a 2500 sqft outdoor rooftop garden just outside the 1250 sqft gallery space. The spaces...(more)
Featured on Brides and Weddings of Northern Virginia and Fab You Bliss! With 143-acres of breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge and Bull Run...(more)
Ceresville Mansion
188 ReviewsWashingtonian Bride and Groom "Best Wedding Vendor" 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013!
Frederick, MD | 301-694-5111
Your love story is different from any other. So of course you want your wedding to be a reflection of everything that defines you - individually...(more)
~Weddings~ With a thirty year career of providing top-rated event facilities for weddings, parties and gatherings, the operators of the The Lodge...(more)
Located in the heart of Maryland's Eastern Shore, The Tidewater Inn is the focal point for celebrations and hospitality. Flourishing in weddings...(more)
Long Branch Plantation, with its elegant historic house located on 400 acres of rolling hills and spacious pastures with sweeping view of the...(more)
The Historic McFarland House: Distinctive and Definitely You Like the gem adorning your finger, weddings at the Historic McFarland House are...(more)
The Doubletree by Hilton Washington DC
17 ReviewsBreath Abated, Your Perfect Wedding Awaits
Washington, DC | 202-521-7136
Situated in the heart of our nation's capitol, the Doubletree Hotel Washington, DC is a chic, luxurious oasis in downtown Washington, DC. Indulge...(more)
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Earn thousands of wedding incentive points from Hilton HHonors to use towards your dream honeymoon and unforgettable experiences. Earn 1,000 Bonus Points for every room booked under your block with a minimum of 10 rooms. Earn 10 Bonus Points for every dollar spent on catering, with a minimum spend of $5,000 PLUS reward your guests with 1,000 Bonus Points for their stay. Now that's rewarding!
Belmont Country Club is a place where grace and elegance are part of everyday life, where golf course vistas and tranquility define daily...(more)
LET US MAKE YOUR SPECIAL EVENT EVEN MORE "SPECIAL" Overlooking the Potomac River Unique Venue Rich with Beauty & History With three large...(more)
Crowne Plaza Crystal City
65 ReviewsYou Have Imagined Every Detail...Let Us Make It Reality
Arlington, VA | 703-310-8977
This is the biggest day of your life, and the Crowne Plaza Crystal City is here to assist you every step of the way in planning your amazing...(more)
Lightfoot Restaurant has three private rooms to choose from: The Sheridan Room & Piano Bar- 120 seated with a dance floor, 180 reception style...(more)


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Subseries 8. Issue Research Scope and Content Notes: During the campaign, the daunting job of research fell solely to Harold Miller, who had served as a Director, Office of Policy Development, while Thornburgh was Governor. Since Thornburgh was running for office in a state which he had left only four years previously with a 72% approval rating, a major campaign strategy related to his notable past accomplishments. Harold Miller's familiarity with Thornburgh's gubernatorial record well equipped him for the task. In addition to information about Thornburgh's past record, the 1991 campaign issue files also include some "administrative" campaign files, such as those related to media contacts and Thornburgh's ongoing campaign positions. It should be noted, too, that Miller also provided opposition research on Harris Wofford, Thornburgh's opponent, and answered the questionnaires, most of which are available in a separate section by that name. Due to Miller's unique organization of his detailed and extensive files, researchers should note that the best approach to using them is to search on a topic of interest. Important information may be overlooked if one simply browses this valuable group of materials. The issue research files are organized as follows: 1) Thornburgh's pre-gubernatorial record, research and documentation, which includes information on achievements and initiatives when Thornburgh served as U.S. Attorney, 1969-1975; 2) Research on Pennsylvania issues, including Thornburgh's gubernatorial record, which includes a large amount of material on issues relating to budget and taxes, education, arts, economic development, cost cutting, housing, etc; 3) Research on federal issues and Thornburgh's Attorney General record, including the Bank of Credit Commerce International (BCCI) case, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Savings and Loan (S and L) scandals; 4) Campaign research, including five sections of material entitled: administrative materials, media, Thornburgh's campaign positions, endorsements, and miscellaneous. Together they document the major efforts of the campaign, including volunteers, commercials and advertisements, and endorsements; 5) Research on Governor Casey and his gubernatorial record, which includes Casey's campaign and years as governor of Pennsylvania, his administrative goals and priorities. This was relevant information since Wofford had been a member of Casey's cabinet; 6) Issue files, including research material that is generally separate from those specific categories mentioned above; 7) Campaign controversies; and 8) Campaign clippings regarding the Senate race. Section: Thornburgh's Pre-Gubernatorial Record: Research and Documentation Box 927 Folder 1 Position papers issued by Thornburgh, Republican candidate for U.S. House of Representatives November, 1966 Folder 2 Death penalty, letter from Thornburgh, United States Attorney, to the Attorney General January 25, 1977 Folder 3 Thornburgh's achievements as United States Attorney 1969-1975 Folder 4 Articles written by Thornburgh 1966-1967 Section: Research on Pennsylvania Issues, including Thornburgh's Gubernatorial Record Folder 5 Congressional voting records from various groups during Governor Thornburgh's first term 1979-1982 Folder 6 Status report on 1979-1980 legislation December 30, 1980 Folder 7 Status report, legislative priorities in Governor's 1979 message January 1, 1985 Folder 8 Status report on 1981-1982 legislation 1981-1982 Folder 9 Selected comparisons and zingers! regarding New York and Pennsylvania 1984-1986 Folder 10 Program policy guidelines (PPGs) for 1987-1988 departmental budget requests September 2, 1986 Folder 11 Mental health/mental retardation (MH/MR) block grants and initiatives July 3, 1984 Folder 12 Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) for Pennsylvania December 6, 1982 Folder 13 Options for improving rural health care in Pennsylvania, analysis and memorandum from Walt Plosila March 19, 1982 Folder 14 Summary of GAO report on expanded home care services for the elderly January 31, 1983 Folder 15 H.B. 1901, regarding mandatory alcohol, drug abuse and mental health insurance coverage August, 1983-November, 1984 Folder 16 H.B. 1901, studies on mental health insurance coverage ca. 1984 Folder 17 Local Government Commission's "Financially Distressed Municipalities Act," includes S.B. 1714, S.B. 1143, S.B. 1249 August-November, 1986 Folder 18 Human services, minutes of the Department of Public Welfare state/county human service delivery issues policy meetings September, 1984-March, 1986 Folder 19 Human services, County Human Service Directors meetings October, 1984-September, 1985 Folder 20 Human services, initiatives and concept papers regarding the needy March-July, 1986 Folder 21 State asbestos regulations February-November, 1985 Folder 22 State funding for the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program January-June, 1986 Folder 23 Possible criminal justice training initiative October, 1981 Folder 24 Mack Truck issue, summary September 12, 1991 Folder 25 Act 148 funding, memorandum from the Office of Children, Youth and Families September, 1985 Folder 26 Analysis of the Crime Victims Compensation Board regarding the Crime Victims Compensation Program 1982-1984 Box 928 Folder 1 Analysis of the Crime Victims Compensation Board regarding the Crime Victims Compensation Program 1982-1984 Folder 2 Drug forfeiture law analyses March, 1983 Folder 3 Memorandum from Carnegie Mellon University to Claire Walker of the Office of Policy Development (OPD) regarding Title XX and subsidized day care March, 1983 Folder 4 Tax amnesty and its possible use in Pennsylvania January-March, 1984 Folder 5 Creating export companies in Pennsylvania November, 1984 Folder 6 Usury rates in Pennsylvania and their elimination December, 1984 Folder 7 Securities law and regulations in Pennsylvania December, 1984 Folder 8 Review of a proposal for a new financial intermediary for Pennsylvania using pension fund investments November 13, 1981 Folder 9 Economic and community development proposals made by Belden Daniels in his book, Innovations in Development Finance 1979-1987 Folder 10 Responses to anti-Thornburgh points in press conference with Senator Lloyd 1979-1987 Folder 11 Analysis of Congressman Ertel's economic development proposals 1979-1987 Folder 12 Analysis of Senator Lloyd's economic development proposals 1979-1987 Folder 13 Possible elements for the Pennsylvania "War on Drugs" 1979-1987 Folder 14 Constitutionality of S.B. 1151, establishing mandatory prison terms for crimes against the elderly and youth 1979-1987 Folder 15 Private sector plant closings in 11 states, review and responses June 10, 1985 Folder 16 Pennsylvania Subchapter "S" provision corporations June 6, 1985 Folder 17 "An Analysis of the State Fire and Panic Act," prepared by the Office of Policy Development (OPD) 1979-1987 Folder 18 "The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency: Its Role and Potential" 1979-1987 Folder 19 "Strategies and Policy Options for Improving Housing in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 20 "Analysis of the Minnesota/Wisconsin Home Improvement Program" 1979-1987 Folder 21 "Analysis of the North Dakota Beginning Farmer Loan Program Assistance Acts and the Georgia Family Farm Bond Program" 1979-1987 Folder 22 Modifications to S.B. 664, to establish a Municipal Economic Development Agency to promote economic development and job creation November, 1983 Folder 23 Limitations on loan guarantees in the Family Farm Assistance Program August, 1984 Folder 24 "Labor Market Forecasting in Pennsylvania," prepared by the Office of Policy Development (OPD) 1979-1987 Folder 25 "Review of the Work Sharing Concept for Use in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 26 Unemployment rate changes in Pennsylvania June 26, 1981 Folder 27 "An Analysis of the Primary Health Care Shortage in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 28 "Economies in Transition: Strategies for Coping with Plant Closings" March, 1982 Folder 29 "Analysis of the Worksharing Concept and Feasibility of Use in Pennsylvania," prepared by the Office of Policy Development (OPD) December 13, 1982 Folder 30 Proposed statewide Department of Public Works (DPW) transportation block grant, proposal and memorandum December 6, 1982 Folder 31 Cost Reduction I, II and III, Accomplishments and Actions, prepared by the Cost Reduction Study Team November, 1979-April, 1982 Folder 32 "Roots of Realignment: A Reinstatement of Republican Principles," Thornburgh's address to Yale University November 7, 1985 Folder 33 Department of Public Works (DPW) State/County Human Service Delivery Issues September 24, 1984 Folder 34 Human services zingers! and accomplishments, includes information regarding the Governor's address to the Harrisburg YMCA April-July, 1986 Folder 35 Human services funding and expenditures 1983-1986 Folder 36 Summaries of Mental Health/Mental Retardation (MH/MR) initiatives for the 1986-1987 budget August 11, 1986 Folder 37 Mental Health/mental retardation (MH/MR) program funding 1985-1986 Folder 38 Welfare fraud data February 16, 1982 Folder 39 ADFC error rates, questions and answers 1979-1987 Folder 40 Talking points on economic development 1986-1987 Box 929 Folder 1 Business climate in Pennsylvania August 19, 1982 Folder 2 Employment zingers! April 19, 1982 Folder 3 Economic development funding September 12, 1984 Folder 4 Dun and Bradstreet Corporation, Data on new business incorporations and corporate locations in Pennsylvania September 24, 1985 Folder 5 Movement of Pennsylvania firms to the Sunbelt May 27, 1982 Folder 6 Economic development studies 1986 Folder 7 Top 50 Pennsylvania employers, contrasting March of 1978 with December of 1985 1978-1985 Folder 8 Alexander Grant and Co., Seventh Annual General Manufacturing Climates study June 2, 1986 Folder 9 Economic Revitalization Tax Credit (ERTC) October 16, 1986 Folder 10 Commerce Department achievements (includes information regarding Ben Franklin Partnership) 1986 Folder 11 Foreign investment in Pennsylvania February-March, 1982 Folder 12 Travel and tourism expenditures and Pennsylvania's resulting economic growth 1986-1987 Folder 13 Business opinions on the Pennsylvania economy 1986 Folder 14 Firms and jobs in specific industries June-July, 1986 Folder 15 Venture capital in Pennsylvania April-October, 1986 Folder 16 Securities reforms and facts on the Pennsylvania Security Commission's initiatives for economic development 1986 Folder 17 Exports and international trade 1985-1986 Folder 18 Stanford Research Institute (SRI): International, Economic Development Project to help enhance economic competitiveness in the Appalachian region September-October, 1986 Folder 19 Enterprise Zone program 1983-1986 Folder 20 Economic revitalization in Pennsylvania and Michigan August 15, 1986 Folder 21 Lindsey, Robert, "Long-term woes seen for California economy," New York Times, article regarding California's economic troubles September 29, 1986 Folder 22 Pennsylvania historic employment and unemployment data and growth rate September 19, 1986 Folder 23 Manufacturing employment in Pennsylvania September 13, 1982 Folder 24 Industry-specific employment trends 1983-1986 Folder 25 Positive economic data and Pennsylvania zingers! February-November, 1986 Folder 26 Monthly employment and unemployment data and Pennsylvania rankings 1979-1987 Folder 27 Annual Inc. magazine article entitled "Rate the States," regarding states' economies October 1, 1986 Folder 28 Personal income for states May-August, 1986 Folder 29 Pennsylvania Business Survey regarding employment April-August, 1986 Folder 30 National Planning Association (NPA) employment data April 15, 1986 Folder 31 Pennsylvania's economy February-March, 1986 Folder 32 "Summary of Day Care Changes in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 33 Walton, Mary, "Saying No to Welfare," The Philadelphia Inquirer article February, 1988 Folder 34 Rankings of employment and unemployment changes 1983-1986 Folder 35 Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) unemployment data 1986 Folder 36 Pennsylvania county unemployment data August, 1986 Folder 37 Dun and Bradstreet Corporation, data on new business incorporations for the first six months of 1986 September 12, 1986 Folder 38 Workers Compensation facts June 2, 1982 Folder 39 Job service placements and zingers! July 15, 1986 Folder 40 Bridge construction data and statistics June-August, 1982 Folder 41 Highway spending and new jobs March 19, 1982 Folder 42 Transportation information and highway program January-July, 1982 Folder 43 Motor License Fund revenues September 15, 1982 Folder 44 Highway and bridge improvements June-July, 1986 Folder 45 Allocation of revenues from recent surpluses 1983-1986 Folder 46 State credit ratings July-December, 1986 Folder 47 General fund budget increases and expenditures ca. 1982 Folder 48 Average employment, total wages, taxable wages and average annual wage by major industry group 1983-1986 Folder 49 Federal funds and expenditures June-July, 1986 Folder 50 Tax increases and budget cuts in other states 1986 Folder 51 Pennsylvania state debt June 18, 1982 Box 930 Folder 1 Fiscal management talking points April-October, 1986 Folder 2 Local property taxes 1982 Folder 3 Local school taxes July, 1982 Folder 4 Local school tax revenue increases September-October, 1982 Folder 5 Pennsylvania tax data and rankings 1984-1986 Folder 6 Local jurisdictions funding August-November, 1986 Folder 7 1977 Steel Conference recommendations and Thornburgh's implementation August, 1982 Folder 8 Pennsylvania Industrial Technology Assessment Project 1984-1985 Folder 9 Federal aid to Pennsylvania April-July, 1985 Folder 10 Pennsylvania Economy League (PEL) "Study to Analyze State Expenditures and Implications of Spending Cuts" (during Thornburgh's governorship) March, 1991 Folder 11 "Turning the Tide" program, implementation in Pennsylvania schools 1985-1987 Folder 12 Aging expenditures and zingers! June, 1982 Folder 13 Administration priorities February-March, 1986 Folder 14 "Background on Drug and Alcohol Prevention and Treatment Efforts in Pennsylvania" July 17, 1984 Folder 15 Neighborhood Assistance Act tax credits for food and shelter 1986-1987 Folder 16 Pennsylvania's child day care system May 27, 1986 Folder 17 State aid to higher education 1986-1987 Folder 18 American Federation of Teachers (AFT) report on teacher salaries November 14, 1986 Folder 19 Expenditures and family and child welfare 1985-1986 Folder 20 "Fact sheet: early intervention programs in Pennsylvania" for handicapped preschool children 1986 Folder 21 "Pennsylvania's Initiatives to Assist the Needy" May 23, 1986 Folder 22 Medical Assistance Program expenditures December 19, 1983 Folder 23 Education expenditures 1982-1986 Folder 24 Allocations of new state revenues in the Thornburgh and Shapp administrations June 6, 1983 Folder 25 Zingers! on state spending priorities October 11, 1983 Folder 26 Status of legislation in Pennsylvania House and Senate 1984-1985 Folder 27 Legislative achievements 1979-1986 Folder 28 Budget Office review and verification of zingers! and accomplishments August-October, 1986 Folder 29 Pennsylvania summaries of state initiatives January, 1985-May, 1986 Folder 30 Summary of initiatives in 1986-1987 Budget August-September, 1986 Folder 31 Pooled Local Government Loan Program 1979-1986 Folder 32 "Comparable Worth," analysis of equal pay for women and legislation (H.B. 1130) 1979-1987 Folder 33 Local financial emergencies options, and possibility for development in Pennsylvania October 1, 1982 Folder 34 Property taxes and reform 1978-1979 Folder 35 "User's Manual to the Pennsylvania State Mandate Project" July, 1982 Folder 36 Admissions testing program of the College Board and Pennsylvania's performance May 22, 1985 Folder 37 History of state appropriations for education January 31, 1980 Folder 38 Local school tax revenue increases September-October, 1982 Box 931 Folder 1 National Education Association (NEA) report on education expenditures February-October, 1984 Folder 2 "Education of Exceptional Children," by Jack Weinstein, Chreighton Law Review, Vol. 12, No. 4 June, 1979 Folder 3 Real growth in education subsidies January 22, 1985 Folder 4 Tax increases for selected Harrisburg area school districts 1982 Folder 5 National Education Association (NEA) statistics on per pupil expenditures October 6, 1983 Folder 6 National Education Association (NEA) "Ranking of the States" October 30, 1985 Folder 7 Community colleges and technical institutions funding 1979-1987 Folder 8 "Jobs for America's Graduates," program design effort 1983-1984 Folder 9 Fact sheet and comparison of Pennsylvania's basic educational system to that of other states 1984-1985 Folder 10 "Turning the Tide" educational program publications 1983-1985 Folder 11-12 Governor's Commission on Higher Education 1984-1985 Folder 13 Role of Counties in policy setting and financing of human services July, 1983 Folder 14 "Health Occupations Training Policy for Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 15 Expanded Home Care Services for the Elderly 1979-1987 Folder 16 Governor's Task Force on Special Needs Children, includes Final Report and Recommendations dated July, 1980 1980-1983 Folder 17 Prevention of fraud in government benefit programs July 6, 1982 Folder 18 Pension funds and housing March-July, 1981 Folder 19 Coordination and consolidation of funding programs for Paratransit Service 1979-1987 Folder 20 Background material on housing problems 1979-1987 Folder 21 Governor's meeting with the Housing Task Force, and presentation of its Final Report June 8, 1983 Folder 22 Creation of a Transportation Block Grant to Counties January 10, 1983 Folder 23 "An Analysis of the State's Role in Responding to Overcrowding and Physical Plant Deficiencies in Pennsylvania's County Jails," prepared by the Office of Policy Development June 6, 1983 Folder 24 Feasibility of coordinating funding for Mental Health/Mental Retardation (MH/MR) programs June, 1984 Folder 25 Concept Paper for a Family Support Services Program for Unemployed Workers by Harold Miller May 5, 1983 Folder 26 Legal services for the poor May 8, 1981 Folder 27 "Options for Preventing and Responding to Plant Closings in Pennsylvania" November, 1983-January, 1984 Folder 28 Proposed new program and initiative regarding plant closings and economic adjustment November, 1983-January, 1984 Folder 29 Overview of state loan guarantee program August 1, 1984 Folder 30 Problems with mandatory plant closing legislation October 1, 1984 Folder 31 Changes in PIDA practices, including apparent increases in loans to small businesses March 2, 1981 Folder 32 Massachusetts Capital Resources Company 1979-1987 Folder 33 Analysis of the California Home Ownership Co-investment Program July 27, 1981 Folder 34 "Improving Pension Fund Investments in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 35 Pennsylvania Building Code Alliance's proposed Uniform Construction Regulatory System June-August, 1981 Folder 36 "The Opportunity Funding Corporation: Possible Initiatives Worthy of Consideration in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 37 New York state's Business Improvement District Law 1979-1987 Folder 38 "Massachusetts' Community Development Action Grant Program: Potential for Duplication in Pennsylvania" 1979-1987 Folder 39 Analysis of the House Democratic Policy Committee Report on Rural Pennsylvania April-May, 1983 Folder 40 Massachusetts' Community Business Development System (MCBDS) April, 1983 Folder 41 Analysis of S.B. 664, to create a Municipal Economic Development Agency July, 1983 Folder 42 Assessment of New Jersey's proposed "Infrastructure Bank" July 7, 1983 Folder 43 Review of the Department of Education's Analysis of Options for Reducing Teacher Strikes in Pennsylvania October-December, 1981 Folder 44 Analysis of the report "Regional Changes in Manufacturing Productivity" January 13, 1982 Box 932 Folder 1 Minnesota's study of business licensing, summary and analysis June 25, 1982 Folder 2 Cash Flow Reserve Fund proposal February 28, 1983 Folder 3 Governor's meeting with the Housing Task Force June 8, 1983 Folder 4 House Democratic Caucus "Statement of Policy" and analysis June 4, 1981 Folder 5 "A Preliminary Investigation into False Identification Fraud in Commonwealth Programs" February 22, 1982 Folder 6 "Comparison of Municipal Police Training in Pennsylvania and Other States" 1979-1987 Folder 7 "Education and Training Assistance to District Attorneys" 1979-1987 Folder 8 Prescription drug abuse, Prescription Abuse Data Synthesis (PADS) program May, 1986 Folder 9 Options for encouraging urban homesteading in Pennsylvania January 25, 1982 Folder 10 State Housing Task Force review of a Uniform Construction Regulatory System June-December, 1981 Folder 11 "Our Troubled Cities: Reality and Hope in the Urban Centers," report by the House Democratic Caucus January 30, 1984 Folder 12 Use of Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) and Community Development (CD) housing funds for rehabilitation August 31, 1982 Folder 13 Home ownership co-investment programs July-August, 1981 Folder 14 "Mental Health Policy Formulation and Knowledge: Use at the National and State Levels" by Carnegie Mellon University School of Urban and Public Affairs (SUPA) June, 1983 Folder 15 Mental Health Procedures Act (MHPA) 1979-1987 Folder 16 Summary of therapies for mental illnesses 1979-1987 Folder 17 "Evaluation of the Mental Health Procedures Act (MHPA)" by Margaret Mary Pepe 1979-1987 Folder 18 Reorganization and consolidation of the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) and the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services (BVS) August 13, 1984 Folder 19 Funding for the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) and the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services (BVS) November, 1983-March, 1984 Folder 20 Public school expenditures for elementary and secondary education July 29, 1983 Folder 21 Budget, inflation and taxes, achievements and zingers! February 11, 1982 Folder 22 General information on state budget July 31, 1980 Folder 23 "Putting Pennsylvania's Budget Process into Perspective," by Raymond Pepe 1979-1987 Folder 24 "Comparable Worth," possible mitigating factors and amendments to legislation 1979-1987 Folder 25 "Women and Home-based Work," by Kathleen Christensen, Social Policy Winter, 1985 Folder 26 Causes of income differentials for minority populations 1979-1987 Folder 27 Hostile tender offers July, 1984 Folder 28 Analysis of Motor Vehicle Inspection (MVI) Effectiveness by the Office of Budget and Administration (OBA) January, 1981 Folder 29 "The Role of Analysis in Government" by John Gibbons for the Office of Technology Assessment (OTA) for the U.S. Congress April 9, 1981 Folder 30 Administration position on local tax reform and meeting with the Pennsylvania Association of Township Supervisors April 2, 1983 Folder 31 "The Real Estate Tax and its Administration" prepared for the Business Council of Pennsylvania by the Pennsylvania Economic League (PEL) March, 1983 Folder 32 Rebuttal to Commonwealth Association of Students' contentions regarding Thornburgh's record in higher education December 17, 1982 Folder 33 State support of higher education February 3, 1984 Folder 34 Oil legislation veto by Governor Thornburgh October 12, 1984 Folder 35 National Governors Association (NGA) meetings and sessions 1983-1985 Folder 36 Unemployment tax delinquency 1987-1989 Folder 37 "A Study of Act 75: The Impact of Welfare Reform" June, 1984 Folder 38 Ben Franklin Partnership 1983-1988 Folder 39 Labor and Industry weekly report material 1983-1986 Box 933 Folder 1 Labor and Industry accomplishments 1979-1988 Folder 2 "A Housing Policy for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania: A Document Addressing Pennsylvania's Housing Needs for the 80s" ca. 1981 Folder 3 "Medical Assistance Cost Containment," by the Department of Public Welfare March, 1984 Folder 4 Thornburgh tort reform initiative September 23, 1986 Folder 5 Recreation Improvement and Rehabilitation Act (RIRA) January, 1987 Folder 6 Thornburgh's position on the federal revenue sharing program February 5, 1985 Folder 7 Pennsylvania Cancer Control, Prevention and Research Advisory Board 1984 Folder 8 Bell of Pennsylvania state contract 1984 Folder 9 Pennsylvania Enterprise Zones publications 1982-1983 Folder 10 Conshohocken, PA as an Enterprise Zone 1986 Folder 11 Pennsylvania economic development reports 1983-1987 Folder 12 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and women 1988 Folder 13 National Governors Association (NGA) suggestions for health insurance plans for the unemployed July-October, 1983 Folder 14 Aid to basic education, comparison with other states 1983-1985 Folder 15 Aid to Philadelphia, PA June 14, 1985 Folder 16 Balanced Budget Amendment 1985-1986 Folder 17 Economic Development Committee (EDC) and CLIME reports 1982-1986 Folder 18 Creation of jobs during governorship 1979-1987 Folder 19 "Reducing the Cost of State Government: A Report on Cost Reduction to the Taxpayers of Pennsylvania" 1979-1986 Folder 20 Awards presented to Thornburgh from agencies, groups and other associations 1982-1988 Folder 21 "Transforming Pennsylvania's Mental Retardation System: The Thornburgh Years" April, 1988 Folder 22 Rebuilding the Pittsburgh Midfield International Airport, information and press kit 1988-1991 Folder 23 Philadelphia Shipyard 1988-1991 Folder 24 American Petroleum Institute issues 1988-1991 Folder 25 Notch babies issue 1991 Folder 26 Bethlehem Steel Corporation and the steel industry 1981-1991 Folder 27 R. P. Simmons, chairman of the board of Allegheny Ludlum Corporation, regarding trade laws and negotiations 1991 Folder 28 Pennsylvania Rural Electric Association (REA), regarding "60 Minutes" segment on the REA October 28, 1991 Box 934 Folder 1 "Science, Technology and Congress: Analysis and Advice from the Congressional Support Agencies," a report from the Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology and Government October, 1991 Folder 2 "Governor's Annual Work Force Report" 1987 Folder 3 Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) annual report 1985-1986 Folder 4 "Choices for Pennsylvanians: Final Summary" June, 1986 Folder 5 "Pennsylvania's Economic Development and Community Conservation Strategy," budget and policy brief 1984 Folder 6 Ben Franklin Partnership Challenge Grant Program for Technological Innovation: 48 month Progress Report March, 1983-February, 1987 Folder 7 "The Economic Development Partnership Board, Committee on the Housing Industry briefing book" 1988 Folder 8 "Economic Impact of the Philadelphia Naval Base and Shipyard on the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area," prepared by the Pennsylvania Economy League (PEL) October, 1990 Folder 9 Thornburgh's record with the Pennsylvania Builders Association 1979-1987 Folder 10 Project VOTE! and Governor Thornburgh's attempt to bar voter registration drives inside state government offices 1984-1986 Folder 11 Community-based housing policy March-August, 1981 Folder 12 Long-term housing for the homeless 1984 Folder 13 White House and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Cost Reduction Projects 1980 Folder 14 Implementation of selected Governor's Housing Task Force recommendations September, 1983 Folder 15 Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) initiatives 1985-1986 Folder 16 ACIR Balanced Budget Amendment recommendations June, 1987 Folder 17 "The Three Mile Island (TMI) Experience: Ten Lessons in Emergency Management," Governor Thornburgh's address to Duke University April 18, 1985 Folder 18 Annual and monthly unemployment rate rankings May 25, 1982 Folder 19 Abortion and family planning 1981-1991 Folder 20 Federal and state Job Training Partnership Acts (JTPA) and Customized Job Training (CJT) programs 1983-1991 Folder 21 Rockwell International New Castle planned plant closing November, 1991 Folder 22 Dangerous Juvenile Offenders (DJO) strategy and legislation 1985 Folder 23 Testimony on Dangerous Juvenile Offenders (DJO) legislation September, 1985 Folder 24 Medicaid co-payments regulations and proposals 1983-1984 Box 935 Folder 1 Idea for "Pennsylvania War on Drugs" December, 1982-April, 1984 Folder 2 Pennsylvania crime statistics 1981-1983 Folder 3 House Democratic Caucus "Statement of Policy" and analysis April-May, 1981 Folder 4 Transportation block grant to Counties ("Paratransit Project") June, 1982-January, 1983 Folder 5 Possible state actions relating to asbestos May 3, 1985 Folder 6 Reducing high school sports injury in Pennsylvania July, 1981 Folder 7 Meeting with Department of Public Works (DPW) regarding community mental health/mental retardation (MH/MR) and budget needs July, 1983 Folder 8 Indigent care and health care cost containment September, 1985-June, 1986 Folder 9 National Study Group on State Medicaid Strategies January 2, 1984 Folder 10 United Services Agency (USA) transportation system May, 1983 Folder 11 Philadelphia: Past, Present and Future project 1982 Folder 12 "Demographic Trends: Past, Present and Future," a speech delivered to the Republican Governors' Association (RGA) by Vincent P. Barbara, Director of the U.S. Bureau of the Census November-December, 1980 Folder 13 "Legislative Update: An Update Report of the October 2, 1979 Legislative Message of Dick Thornburgh" September 17, 1980 Folder 14 Business Council economic development proposal April, 1984-April, 1986 Folder 15 Democrat "PREPARE" initiative for job training January-February, 1986 Folder 16 Job training legislation September-November, 1986 Folder 17 Criteria for the use of the Sunny Day Fund January-August, 1986 Box 936 Folder 1 Use of pension funds for venture capital September 23, 1985 Folder 2 Plant closing legislation and strategies 1983-1986 Folder 3 Business production opportunities in Pennsylvania extended to corporations, including Saturn February, 1985 Folder 4 Pennsylvania Securities Commission August-September, 1982 Folder 5 Criticisms of Belden Daniels' consultative work to states 1982 Folder 6 "Governing the States: Reflections of Duke University's Gubernatorial Fellows," Capital Ideas newsletter of the National Governors' Association (NGA) November 1, 1986 Folder 7 Labor and Industry, Evaluation of the Joint Departments of Labor and Industry/Public Welfare/Education Initiative to Increase Service to Welfare Recipients September 8, 1987 Folder 8 Economic development in Pennsylvania January-August, 1987 Folder 9 "Report to the Allegheny Board of Commissioners for the Economic Revitalization of the Monongahela, Youghiogheny, and Turtle Creek Valleys," prepared by the Mon Valley Commission February, 1987 Folder 10 Clifford Jones, president of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, article and budget report February, 1986 Folder 11 Economic "scene" for service jobs 1985-1986 Folder 12 Comparison of Pennsylvania economy to that of other Northeast states August, 1985-March, 1986 Folder 13 "Road to Renaissance: Growth Industries for Pennsylvania," prepared by the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce April-June, 1986 Folder 14 Asbestos in schools September 10, 1986 Folder 15 Department of Health Maternal and Child Health (MCH) funds 1985-1986 Folder 16 Pennsylvania health services for children 1983-1986 Folder 17 Chronically ill children, studies and research 1983-1985 Folder 18 Analysis of personal care boarding homes (PCBHs) November-December, 1986 Folder 19 S.B. 337, regarding personal care boarding homes (PCBHs) November-December, 1986 Folder 20 "A Study of 1982 Transfers to Criminal Court in Pennsylvania," prepared by the Juvenile Court Judges Commission April 17, 1984 Folder 21 National Governors' Association (NGA) meetings regarding various issues 1982-1983 Folder 22 National Governors' Association (NGA) meetings regarding criminal justice, talking points for Governor Thornburgh July 30, 1984 Folder 23 NGA Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Protection February 25, 1985 Folder 24 "Charting a Course for Services to Serious Youthful Offenders: Initial Findings of a Survey of Judges, Chief Juvenile Probation Officers, and District Attorneys regarding Serious Youth Offenders in Pennsylvania, prepared by the Pennsylvania DPW April 18-19, 1984 Box 937 Folder 1 Statistics on Dangerous Juvenile Offenders (DJOs) January-February, 1986 Folder 2 Questions and answers regarding Governor Thornburgh's Proposal to Crack Down on Dangerous Juvenile Offenders (DJOs), and legislation S.B. 838 March-September, 1985 Folder 3 Achievements and zingers! for Northwest Pennsylvania 1981-1986 Folder 4 Governor's appearances in Northwest Pennsylvania 1980 Folder 5 State assistance to Philadelphia, PA 1978-1982 Folder 6 "Factors Influencing the Economic Development of Pennsylvania," prepared by Wharton Applied Research Center (ARC) September, 1979 Folder 7 Pennsylvania's sensitivity to the business cycle March 25, 1982 Folder 8 Contracting of minority businesses January, 1985 Folder 9 "Select Comments on Public Planning and Actions to Revitalize the Northeast with Special Attention to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," by Pat Choate ca. 1979 Folder 10 "Choosing a Place to Grow: Business Location Decisions in the 1970s," by David Birch January, 1981 Folder 11 "Economic Development Programs in Three District States (Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey): Three Approaches," by Eleanor Craig, Business Review September-October, 1983 Folder 12 "Human and Research Development Resources for Advanced Technology in Pennsylvania," by Robert Coy and the Pennsylvania MILRITE Council ca. 1979 Folder 13 "Silicon, Sensors and Software: Listening to Advanced Technology Enterprises in Pennsylvania," a report by the Pennsylvania MILRITE Council July, 1983 Folder 14 Inc. magazine's small business climate ratings October, 1982 Folder 15 Job training funds July, 1981 Folder 16 "Analysis of Worksharing Concept and Feasibility for Use in Pennsylvania," prepared by the Office of Policy Development (OPD) December 13, 1982 Folder 17 Youth employment programs 1980 Folder 18 Summary of H.B. 402, Usury deregulation legislation January-March, 1985 Folder 19 Pennsylvania banks, state v. national chartering May-June, 1984 Folder 20 "Overcoming the Limits to Personnel Cutbacks: Lessons Learned in Pennsylvania," by Bob Wilburn 1980 Folder 21 Tax incentives to encourage technological innovation 1980-1981 Folder 22 Employment changes in Pennsylvania January, 1981 Folder 23 Foreign investment in Pennsylvania March 26, 1982 Folder 24 "Balloon" interest and principal repayment on PIDA loans August 23, 1982 Folder 25 Municipal Economic Development Agency (MEDA) bill, S.B. 664, H.B. 1751, S.B. 1151 1983-1984 Folder 26 "Economic Development in Pennsylvania," prepared by Council for Community Development for Senator James Lloyd 1982 Box 938 Folder 1 Office of Policy Development (OPD) reports on various issues, including lead-based paint, Head Start program, rental assistance, and child day care 1983-1986 Folder 2 Securities market and legislation 1986 Folder 3 Low income and public assistance projects 1983-1986 Folder 4 "Final report of the Environment/Energy Transition Study Team" for Governor-elect Dick Thornburgh 28-Dec-78 Folder 5 Environment/Energy Transition Study Team, background materials 28-Dec-78 Folder 6 "Pennsylvania's Future: Issues and Choices, Volume 1," a report by the Pennsylvania State Planning Board December, 1978 Folder 7 "Pennsylvania's Future: Issues and Choices, Volume 2," a report by the Pennsylvania State Planning Board December, 1978 Folder 8 "A Land Policy Program for Pennsylvania: A Final Policy Report," prepared by the Office of State Planning and Development March, 1978 Folder 9 Pennsylvania State Civil Service Commission Biennial Report 1984-1986 Folder 10 "Management of Subsidized Day Care in Allegheny County: Report to the Pennsylvania Department of Public Works (DPW)" November 3, 1986 Folder 11 CEO Venture Fund, proposal for the Ben Franklin Partnership Seed Capital Fund Program November 25, 1986 Folder 12 "Adolescent Pregnancy in Pennsylvania: Prevention and Care, Toward a Statewide Plan," by Lulu Mae Nix (includes other teenage pregnancy materials) 1985-1987 Box 939 Folder 1 "Program and Policy Options for the Chronically Unemployed," by Demetra Smith Nightingale September 18, 1984 Folder 2 "Strategies for Reducing Infant Mortality in Pennsylvania," by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Ad. Hoc. Infant Mortality Community December 11, 1985 Folder 3 "The Tide is Turning: A Progress Report on the Agenda for Excellence in Pennsylvania Public Schools," by the Department of Education 1986 Folder 4 "Work and Welfare," State Services Program Brief by the National Governors' Association (NGA) November, 1986 Folder 5 "'Pennsylvania Vital Statistics, Annual Report, 1987," by the Department of Health May, 1989 Folder 6 "Pennsylvania Natality and Mortality Statistics," by the Department of Health and Health Data Center July 1, 1978 Folder 7 York 2000 Commission 1986 Folder 8 Governor-elect Thornburgh's address to the Pennsylvania Society 1978 Folder 9 Mental Health/Mental Retardation (MH/MR) payment and emergency hospital admissions 1984 Folder 10 Centralized intake and case management demonstration project October, 1986 Folder 11 "A Sunset Performance Audit of the State Civil Service Commission" November, 1986 Folder 12 "Survey of State and Local Government Expenditures for Low Income Persons" and Pennsylvania's response August-October, 1986 Folder 13 Governor's Statewide Block Grant Advisory Committee, final report December, 1983 Folder 14 "A Republican Environmental Agenda," a lecture by Governor Thomas Kean May 13, 1986 Folder 15 "Policy Analysis Background Briefing Paper: Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA), Long Term Effect on Pennsylvania's Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) Program" August 13, 1984 Folder 16 "Feasibility of a Block Grant to Counties for Handicapped Persons in Pennsylvania," by Ed Geiger undated Folder 17 "Enhancing the Operational Efficiency of Pennsylvania's Securities Markets: The Revised Pennsylvania Securities Act (RPSA)" October 1, 1983 Folder 18 Policy paper on distressed communities January 27, 1986 Folder 19 National Governors' Association (NGA) Transition Assistance Program for the end of the Thornburgh administration October, 1986 Folder 20 Bills awaiting Governor Thornburgh's signature July-December, 1986 Folder 21 Providing assistance to the homeless July 24, 1986 Folder 22 ACIR Fiscal Discipline Report December 22, 1986 Folder 23 "The Medical Assistance Hospital Protective Payment System," by the Department of Public Works (DPW) February, 1986 Folder 24 "Annual Report to the Governor, 1984-1985, and Governor's Coordination of Special Services Plan, 1986-1988," by the State Job Training Coordinating Council June, 1986 Folder 25 "What's Ahead for Pennsylvania's Economy? A Report on a Conference of Pennsylvania's Economic Future" April 19, 1983 Folder 26 "Demographic Trends and Human Service Choices for Pennsylvanians," by Gordon F. DeJong 1983-1986 Folder 27 Infant Mortality Conference, Princeton, NJ August 15-16, 1985 Folder 28 Reports on economic performance and education by the Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology and Government September, 1991 Folder 29 "In Search of Proper Balance," National Symposium on Civil Justice April 30-May 1, 1986 Box 940 Folder 1 "Escape from the Underclass" study July 20, 1984 Folder 2 "Capital Markets and Competitive Decline," by Richard Ellsworth, reprinted from the Harvard Business Review September-October, 1985 Folder 3 Wenger, Michael of the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), prepared remarks to the National Governors' Association (NGA) Committee on Economic Development and Technological Innovation meeting, Hilton Head Island, SC August 25, 1986 Folder 4 County Boards of Assistance, Dauphin, Berks and Bedford Counties, PA 1983-1985 Folder 5 "Social Policy," by House Wednesday Group November 13, 1985 Folder 6 Report of Subcommittee on Economic Development Tools October 22, 1985 Folder 7 Materials on workforce and business from Edward Donley of Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. September 19, 1991 Folder 8 "Enhancing the Operational Efficiency of Pennsylvania's Securities Markets: Reforming the Pennsylvania Securities Act," for the Senate Republican Caucus Policy Committee February 1, 1986 Folder 9 "Pension Funds and Economic Development: How Public and Private Pension Funds Can Contribute to the Pennsylvania Economy," by the Pennsylvania MILRITE Council March, 1983 Folder 10 Options and strategies for addressing plant closings in Pennsylvania January, 1984 Folder 11 Emergency Aid to Financially Distressed Communities, S.B. 1249 and S.B. 1143 1985 Folder 12 Early Warning System (EWS) for fiscal distress, proposals and legislation January-November, 1986 Folder 13-15 Securities law reform 1979-1987 Folder 16 Dangerous Juvenile Offenders (DJO) legislation, S.B. 838 1985-1986 Folder 17 Anti-drug efforts August 1, 1986 Folder 18 Victims of crime May-June, 1986 Folder 19 Criminal justice zingers! 1986-1987 Folder 20 State aid to counties 1986 Box 941 Folder 1 Local government talking points April-August, 1986 Folder 2 Amendments to the Parole Act 1983-1984 Folder 3 Pennsylvania efforts on behalf of women 1979-1987 Folder 4 Analysis of the "Women's and Children's Budget" February 7, 1985 Folder 5 Radon update July 30, 1986 Folder 6 Background on drug law enforcement in Pennsylvania July, 1984 Folder 7 "Elder Abuse Prevention," a report by the Task Force on Elderly Crime Prevention June 7, 1983 Folder 8 Goals of sentencing modification 1979-1987 Folder 9 Criminal justice expenditures July 22, 1982 Folder 10 Crime rate changes in Pennsylvania March 18, 1982 Folder 11 Impact of federal finances on Pennsylvania 1984-1985 Folder 12 Veterans and agriculture initiatives July 17, 1986 Folder 13 Assistance to urban areas August 6, 1986 Folder 14 "Pennsylvania Firsts," prepared by the Office of the Budget undated Folder 15 Utility statistics May 19, 1986 Folder 16 "Analysis of Allegheny County's Proposed Revisions in State Regulatory Mandates" 1979-1987 Folder 17 Housing September 8, 1986 Folder 18 Voluntary repayment of advances from Federal Unemployment Compensation Loan Fund May, 1986 Folder 19 County expenditure reports June-September, 1986 Folder 20 Education and training assistance to District Attorneys January-March, 1983 Folder 21 Education program audits with corrections June 26, 1980 Folder 22 District Attorneys Commission 1981-1983 Folder 23 Gun control 1973-1988 Folder 24 Generalized Aptitude Test Battery for Selection and Referral in Employment and Training Programs, and the race norming issue July, 1990-September, 1991 Folder 25 Foreign aid 1990-1991 Folder 26 Pennsylvania's involvement in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and relations with Mexico 1991 Folder 27 "Economic Blueprint for Pennsylvania," Pennsylvania Senate Republican initiative February-July, 1991 Folder 28 Walt Plosila's ideas for economic development in Pennsylvania ca. 1985 Folder 29 Duquesne Light Company, power plant reactivation and transmission line initiative to spend new capital investments August 28, 1991 Folder 30 Pittsburgh's Dropout Prevention program September 23, 1991 Folder 31 National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and impact in Pennsylvania September, 1991 Folder 32 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh district, proposed corps reorganization study September 6, 1991 Folder 33 "The Big Picture: A Show About Allegheny County," informational packet September 18, 1991 Box 942 Folder 1 Medical Malpractice Reform 1986 Folder 2 "An Analysis of the Jobs-At-Risk Associated with Mandated Employer Health Insurance," report by the Partnership on Health Care and Employment November, 1991 Folder 3-5 Health insurance, medical care and health policy 1987-1991 Folder 6 Senator John Heinz statements on health care 1986-1991 Folder 7 Pennsylvania state tuition increases 1991 Folder 8 Pennsylvania budget and taxes 1991-1992 Folder 9 Tax increases in other states August 29, 1991 Folder 10 State unemployment rates 1986-1991 Folder 11 Pennsylvania tax reform legislation 1991 Folder 12 Crime and the Pennsylvania criminal justice system 1973 Section: Federal Issues, including Thornburgh's Attorney General Record Folder 13 Public relations policies and "leaks" at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) 1989 Folder 14 Background on the specialty steel industry in the United States undated Folder 15 Thornburgh's finances "flap" 1988-1991 Folder 16 Supplemental Security Income (SSI) modernization project July 31, 1991 Folder 17 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 1991 Folder 18 Fire and emergency services 1991 Folder 19 Medicare physician reimbursement August 3, 1991 Folder 20 Questions and answers for Attorney General Thornburgh regarding his record at the Department of Justice (DOJ) July 19, 1991 Folder 21 American Civil Liberties Union, "flap" October, 1988 Box 943 Folder 1 Bank of Credit Commerce International (BCCI) investigation 1988-1991 Folder 2 Bank of Credit Commerce International (BCCI) investigation, links to Senate Democrats July, 1991 Folder 3 Civil justice reform August-September, 1991 Folder 4 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) March, 1990-May, 1991 Folder 5 Comprehensive American Health Care Act of U.S. Senate (S.B. 454) February, 1991 Folder 6 AIDS 1988-1991 Folder 7 National debt September 28, 1991 Folder 8 U.S. economy 1986 Folder 9 Emergency Economic Growth and Job Creation Act July-September, 1991 Folder 10 Positions on family and medical leave September-October, 1991 Folder 11 Federal export programs September, 1991 Folder 12 House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt's views on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) May-October, 1991 Folder 13 Attorney General's responsibilities in the Department of Justice (DOJ) 1989-1991 Folder 14 Attorney General Thornburgh's resignation letter to President Bush August 9, 1991 Folder 15 Thornburgh's adoption program for the Department of Justice (DOJ) October 5, 1989 Folder 16 Activities of the Antitrust Division August 27, 1991 Folder 17 Asset forfeiture criticisms and talking points August 27, 1991 Folder 18 Asylum regulations July 18, 1990 Folder 19 President Bush's remarks to the Fraternal Order of Police August 14, 1991 Folder 20 Office of the Attorney General (OAG) redecorating "flap" August 1, 1991 Folder 21 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request regarding furnishing of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) October 3, 1990 Folder 22 Exxon Valdez oil spill July 22, 1991 Folder 23 "The Growing International Role of the Justice Department," article by Attorney General Thornburgh, World Affairs Journal: A Compendium, Vol. 1, No. 1 April 24, 1989 Folder 24 Remarks of Attorney General Thornburgh at his Farewell Ceremony August 15, 1991 Folder 25 Favorable quotes and articles regarding Thornburgh's record as Attorney General August 1, 1991 Folder 26 Thornburgh's achievements as Attorney General 1988-1991 Folder 27 Thornburgh's speeches as Attorney General (selected) 1988-1991 Folder 28 News releases regarding Thornburgh as Attorney General (selected) 1988-1991 Folder 29 Thornburgh's record as Attorney General 1988-1991 Box 944 Folder 1 Don Bailey, Auditor General, and Hubco Ford Truck Sales "flap" 1987-1988 Folder 2 Attorney General Nomination Hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee August 5, 1988 Folder 3 Domestic Policy Council (DPC) status reports and policy initiatives 1990-1991 Folder 4 Inslaw case 1990-1991 Folder 5 Irish Republican Army (IRA), Joseph Doherty political asylum and deportation 1989-1991 Folder 6 Organized Crime Strike Forces April, 1989 Folder 7 Pornography, child exploitation and obscenity 1989-1991 Folder 8 Thornburgh Recusals February, 1989-June, 1990 Folder 9 Savings and Loan scandal accomplishments July-October, 1991 Folder 10 Bank of Credit Commerce International (BCCI) and Savings and Loan 1988-1991 Folder 11 Sentencing Commission guidelines October, 1990-August, 1991 Folder 12 "Stonewall Congress" 1990-1991 Folder 13 Thornburgh and airplane travel "flap" August-September, 1991 Folder 14 Drug allegations regarding son of the Attorney General August, 1990 Folder 15 "Weed and Seed" reform to prevent illegal drug use and drug trafficking August-October, 1991 Folder 16 Wichita, KS case August-September, 1991 Folder 17 Worklife Policy May 17, 1991 Folder 18 U.S. Congress ethics related issues 1991 Folder 19 Positions of Senator John Heinz on issues, including legislation sponsored by him 1981-1991 Folder 20 National Governors' Association (NGA) recommendations on Social Security 1981-1987 Folder 21 Tony Grosso 1978-1991 Section: Campaign Issues Background Box 945 Folder 1 Past positions on issues 1970-1991 Folder 2 Positions on issues, with overview July 15, 1991 Folder 3 Federal budget cuts August 5, 1991 Folder 4 Tax cuts proposal September 28, 1991 Folder 5 Wetlands policy September-October, 1991 Folder 6 Environment September, 1991 Folder 7 Clarence Thomas October 15, 1991 Folder 8 Pornography September, 1991 Folder 9 Striker replacement September-October, 1991 Folder 10 Bank of Credit Commerce International (BCCI), crime, civil rights, and former Deputy Attorney General Donald Ayer September-October, 1991 Folder 11 Israel September 23, 1991 Folder 12 Philadelphians for Good Government (PGG) poll October 28, 1991 Folder 13 Political reports and publications (includes Pennsylvania Report) June-September, 1991 Section: Research on Governor Robert Casey and his Gubernatorial Record Folder 14 1990-1991 Budget 1990-1991 Folder 15 Tax portions of the 1991-1992 Budget 1991-1992 Folder 16 Casey's "negative" initiatives July 15, 1991 Folder 17 Attacks on Thornburgh September 6, 1991 Folder 18 Worker's Compensation program March-June, 1987 Folder 19 Cabinet appointments 1987 Folder 20 Ben Franklin Partnership cuts April-August, 1991 Folder 21 Health Care Task Force undated Folder 22 Environment programs July 6, 1990 Folder 23 Economic development 1987-1989 Folder 24 William Keisling, chief of staff, bond counsel 1987-1989 Folder 25 Unemployment Compensation fund 1988-1991 Folder 26 Proposals and initiatives, in campaign and early in gubernatorial term 1986-1987 Folder 27 Newspaper clippings regarding Casey's 1986 campaign, election and victory May-December, 1986 Section: Harold Miller Campaign Files Folder 28 Assistance for Workers Under the Trade Act of 1974 undated Folder 29 Miscellaneous research on Wofford and Thornburgh positions and general campaign information 1991 Folder 30 Information on Arlen Specter and Carl Feldbaum July-September, 1991 Folder 31 Katie True, of Pennsylvania's AWARE program, request for Harold Miller to visit Lancaster County August 26, 1991 Folder 32 Federal Election Commission's complaints against the Thornburgh campaign October 8, 1991 Folder 33 Harold Miller's meeting with Bob Benko, regarding Pennsylvania statistics July 22, 1991 Folder 34 Status of projects in the Policy Development Office in Pennsylvania July 17, 1991 Folder 35 Senator John Heinz legacy undated Folder 36 PennDOT maintenance workers furlough issue September-October, 1991 Box 946 Folder 1 Americans for Tax Reform pledge September 17, 1991 Folder 2 Thornburgh at Kirkpatrick and Lockhart (K&L) September 5, 1991 Folder 3 Robert Kennedy (Attorney General) makes bid for Senate seat 1964 Folder 4 Legislative agenda at the U.S. Senate May 10, 1991 Folder 5 112th Air National Guard Unit September-October, 1991 Folder 6 Matries Coal Company mine loan September, 1991 Folder 7 Trade bill 1989-1991 Folder 8 Capital gains 1989-1991 Folder 9 Striker replacement July-September, 1991 Folder 10 "Border adjustable" taxes September 4, 1991 Folder 11 President Bush's tax proposal October 8, 1991 Folder 12 Possible tax initiative August 30, 1991 Folder 13 Working Family Tax Relief Act September 9, 1991 Folder 14 Tax relief to families with working children July 27, 1991 Folder 15 Expiring tax credits 1991 Folder 16 Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) 1990-1991 Folder 17 Senator Lloyd Bentsen tax cut proposal October 25, 1991 Folder 18 Thornburgh accomplishments in international trade 1983-1986 Folder 19 Problems with the Shared Ride program March 20, 1986 Folder 20 Congressional ethics 1989-1991 Folder 21 State Workmen's Insurance Fund (SWIF) February 1, 1991 Folder 22 Tax increases, New Jersey v. Pennsylvania August 19, 1991 Folder 23 International League of Human Rights May 15, 1991 Folder 24 Edmund Reggie indictment (Savings and Loan) August 30-September 14, 1991 Folder 25 Pennsylvania Statewide survey by Millersville University, Center for Politics and Public Affairs October 29, 1991 Folder 26 World federalism August 29, 1991 Section: Campaign Controversies Folder 27 Thornburgh administration phone bill "flap" May-July, 1986 Folder 28 Jack Nard "flap" 1967-1988 Folder 29 Governor's Mansion usage "flap" January, 1983 Folder 30 Transportation and security for Thornburgh's sons "flap" 1984-1986 Folder 31 Cheese "flap" and food surpluses 1983-1986 Folder 32 Capitol addition "flap" 1986-1987 Folder 33 Bond counsel and lawyers "flap" 1984-1988 Section: Clippings regarding the Senate Race and Various Issues Folder 34-36 1978-1991
Subseries 8. Issue Research
During the campaign, the daunting job of research fell solely to Harold Miller, who had served as a Director, Office of Policy Development, while Thornburgh was Governor. Since Thornburgh was running for office in a state which he had left only four years previously with a 72% approval rating, a major campaign strategy related to his notable past accomplishments. Harold Miller's familiarity with Thornburgh's gubernatorial record well equipped him for the task.
In addition to information about Thornburgh's past record, the 1991 campaign issue files also include some "administrative" campaign files, such as those related to media contacts and Thornburgh's ongoing campaign positions. It should be noted, too, that Miller also provided opposition research on Harris Wofford, Thornburgh's opponent, and answered the questionnaires, most of which are available in a separate section by that name. Due to Miller's unique organization of his detailed and extensive files, researchers should note that the best approach to using them is to search on a topic of interest. Important information may be overlooked if one simply browses this valuable group of materials.
The issue research files are organized as follows: 1) Thornburgh's pre-gubernatorial record, research and documentation, which includes information on achievements and initiatives when Thornburgh served as U.S. Attorney, 1969-1975; 2) Research on Pennsylvania issues, including Thornburgh's gubernatorial record, which includes a large amount of material on issues relating to budget and taxes, education, arts, economic development, cost cutting, housing, etc; 3) Research on federal issues and Thornburgh's Attorney General record, including the Bank of Credit Commerce International (BCCI) case, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Savings and Loan (S and L) scandals; 4) Campaign research, including five sections of material entitled: administrative materials, media, Thornburgh's campaign positions, endorsements, and miscellaneous. Together they document the major efforts of the campaign, including volunteers, commercials and advertisements, and endorsements; 5) Research on Governor Casey and his gubernatorial record, which includes Casey's campaign and years as governor of Pennsylvania, his administrative goals and priorities. This was relevant information since Wofford had been a member of Casey's cabinet; 6) Issue files, including research material that is generally separate from those specific categories mentioned above; 7) Campaign controversies; and 8) Campaign clippings regarding the Senate race.
Section: Thornburgh's Pre-Gubernatorial Record: Research and Documentation
Section: Research on Pennsylvania Issues, including Thornburgh's Gubernatorial Record
Section: Federal Issues, including Thornburgh's Attorney General Record
Section: Campaign Issues Background
Section: Research on Governor Robert Casey and his Gubernatorial Record
Section: Harold Miller Campaign Files
Section: Campaign Controversies
Section: Clippings regarding the Senate Race and Various Issues


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