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Pennsylvania Athletic Oversight Committee, 2013-2014
Pennsylvania Electoral College Collection
Pennsylvania High Speed Rail Commission
This collection contains meeting notes, research on high speed rail in other states and other countries, reports, product / engineering research, as well as various reports and news clipings created and about the commission.
While the Commission formally was funded from 1981-1987, materials in this collection were collected both before and following those dates. The research continues into the early 1990s.
Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus Collection [incomplete]
Personal Papers of Barry J. Jozwiak, 2015-2024
This collection primarily consists of news clippings, articles, and print-outs of Jozwiak's "Weekly Round Up" emails. The collection also contains a small number of press releases, photos, and other miscellaneous material. Finally, it features several DVDs.
Personal Papers of Curtis G. Sonney, 2005-2022
This collection is mostly subjects files for reserach for legislation. This collection contains various legislation that Represetaive Sonney worked on.
Personal Papers of Daryl D. Metcalfe, 1999-2022
This collection is variety of correspondence, newsletters, Metcalfe Memos and legislative research from Representative Metcalfe's time in office.
Personal Papers of Donna R. Oberlander, 2009-2024
This collection features a limited number of papers, the bulk of which are awards and speeches. The collection also features a number of objects and a number of oversized items, especially election certificates.
Personal Papers of Fred C. Noye,1973-1992 C2
This collection consists of research done on Three Mile Island along with personal correspondence on the subject. It also contains several scrapbooks of campaign materials and personal correspondence between other government officials.
Personal Papers of Gary W. Day, 2009-2022
This collection includes a few newsletters and legislative work (House Bills, amendments, correspondence, and research materials) from Gary W. Day's time in office (2009-2022).
