Letter, April 11, 1996, from Sarah Smith to Rep. Peter J. Zug stating her concern over how long a candidate must live in a state for before they can run for an office position.

Memo, May 6, 1996, from Rep. Peter Zug to all members of the House, he plans to introduce legislation requiring a state treasurer and auditor general to live in the state for seven years.

Memo, May 13, 1996, from John W. Fichter to all house members, asking for co-sponsors for his legislation to permit the death penalty in cases where the defendant was subject to a Protection from Abuse Order by the victim.

Memo, December 9, 1998, from Rep. Peter Zug to all members of the House, he plans to re-introduce legislation to require seven year residency requirement for State Treasurer and Auditor General.