Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collections consists of legislative files, the Pennsylvania State Library’s Rare Books Room Project files, newsletters, constituent work files, videos and photographs. A researcher interested in Mr. Zug or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on September 6, 2006.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collections consists of legislative files, the Pennsylvania State Library’s Rare Books Room Project files, newsletters, constituent work files, videos and photographs. A researcher interested in Mr. Zug or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on September 6, 2006.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collections consists of legislative files, the Pennsylvania State Library’s Rare Books Room Project files, newsletters, constituent work files, videos and photographs. A researcher interested in Mr. Zug or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on September 6, 2006.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This collections consists of legislative files, the Pennsylvania State Library’s Rare Books Room Project files, newsletters, constituent work files, videos and photographs. A researcher interested in Mr. Zug or the topics in which he was involved should examine his Oral History Interview, which was conducted on September 6, 2006.

Scope and Contents Memo, January 21, 2003, from Rep. Peter Zug to all House Members stating that he will be reintroducing legislation requiring law enforcement to notify a school if an employee is charged with a crime that would preclude them from employment at the education facility. Asking for co-sponsors.Letter, April 30, 2003, from Rep. Peter Zug to Clarence Myer, he would like to change the co-sponsorship for HB 277 making Rep. Blaum the first co-sponsor to be listed.Press...

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Memo, January 21, 2003 from Rep. Peter Zug to all House Members, he will be reintroducing legislation giving clear guidelines to remove constables from office. This legislation indicated 5 specific instances where constables can be removed from office.

Letter, to Judge Ray Sugars from Rep. Peter Zug thanking him for taking time to contact him about the constable bill. States that he passed his suggestions onto Chairman O'Brian.

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Letter, December 17, 2002, from Thomas Gannon (Chairman House Judiciary Committee) to Rep. Peter Zug congratulating him on his productive legislative session. Asking him to reintroduce his bills that did not become law in the previous year, House Bill 184 and House Bill 185.

Memo, January 14, 2003, from Rep. Peter Zug to all House members, he plans to re-introduce legislation that would make the sexual intimidation of a child illegal.

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Letter, May 5, 2003, from Rep. David Argall to Rep. Peter Zug detailing the Amendment to House Bill 1018 that would create an Emergency Services Fund that would create $40 million in new funds.

Scope and Contents Designating Green as State ColorLetter, May 27, 2003 from Myerstown Elementary School fourth grade class, to Rep. Peter Zug asking him to propose that the state color be green.Memo, June 23, 2003 from Gail L. Dull, State Government Committee, to Rep. Zug, RE: Bill draft for green as the official state color.Memo, June 16, 2003 from Rep. Peter Zug to all House Members. RE: Proposed Legislation. His plan to designate green at the state color....

Scope and Contents Letter, October 20, 2003, from Roxana J. Naugle to Rep. Peter Zug, her daughter has lived in PA her whole life and went to a PA State college and moved to New York for a job. Her daughter wants to move back to Pennsylvania but cannot because she is not eligible to take any civil service examinations. She wants to know if he could help to get the language of secondary school changed so that it includes college education.Letter, November 24, 2003, from Rep. Mauree Gingrich and Rep....