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Sid Morrison Papers, 1980-1992

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Morrison, Sid
Title: Sid Morrison Papers
Dates: 1980-1992 (inclusive)
19801992
Quantity: 135 linear feet of shelf space., (184 boxes, plus oversize)
Collection Number: Cage 781 (collection)
Summary: The papers of Sid Morrison consist chiefly of his records as a member of Congress.
Repository: Washington State University Libraries' Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Terrell Library Suite 12
Pullman, WA
99164-5610
Telephone: 509-335-6691
mascref@wsu.edu
Access Restrictions: Copyright restrictions apply.
Languages

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Sid Morrison was born on May 13, 1933 in Yakima, Washington. He attended Toppenish High School, Yakima Valley College, and Washington State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree (B.S., Horticulture, 1954). He served in the U.S. Army (1954-1956). Following his military service, he became president of Morrison Fruit Company in Zillah, Washington (1956-1980).

Morrison's political career included both state and federal offices. He served as a member of the Washington State House of Representatives (1967-1974) and State Senate (1974-1981). Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1980, he represented the 4th District (Central and South Western Washington) for twelve years (1981-1992), in the 97th through 102nd Congresses. In Congress, his committee service included the Agricultural Committee; Science, Space and Technology Committee; and the Select Committee on Hunger. Morrison helped develop the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA) and contributed to several major transportation projects in Washington State, including State Route 504 access to the Mount St. Helens National Monument, and improvements to State Route 14 and U.S. 395 from Tri-Cities to Ritzville. Morrison further helped authorize and fund the construction of the Interstate 205 bridge, which opened in 1982 between Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon. He ran unsuccessfully for Washington State Governor in 1992, and in 1993 became Secretary of the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The papers of Sid Morrison consist chiefly of his records as a member of Congress. They include correspondence, government reports, press coverage items, materials related to political party participation, legislative files, subject files, papers concerning Congressional election campaigns, files related to his campaign for Washington State Governor (1992), audiovisual media, maps, and photographs. Some of the major topics covered are the Mount St. Helens National Monument, Cougar Lakes Wilderness, Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, spotted owl delisting (Endangered Species Act), and the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Other restrictions: this collection is open and available for research use, subject to conditions specified in the Deed of Gift. These are in effect for the life of the donor, plus five years. Researchers are required to agree in writing to these use restrictions as a condition of access:

1. The contents of this collection should not be used to defame or degrade any person or entity or to invade the privacy of any person.

2. The materials may not be used for partisan political purposes of any kind, including, but not limited to, political publications and advertisements.

Preferred Citation

[Item Description] Sid Morrison papers, 1980-1992

Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in 15 series. During processing, the original order was preserved, with a few exceptions. The constituent correspondence was rearranged into chronological order because the original arrangement followed an unusable numbering system created by an office automation system that is no longer extant (documentation for this system is filed in Box 184). In cases where related series had been scattered, they were reassembled.

SERIES LIST

Series 1. Constituent correspondence, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 1.1. Letters (incoming and outgoing). This series is arranged in chronological order.

Subseries 1.2. Standard responses.

Series 2. Guest book, 1980-1992.

Series 3. Newspaper clippings, 1981-1992. This series is arranged in chronological order.

Series 4. Legislative files, 1980-1992.

Subseries 4.1. Bills.

Subseries 4.2. Legislative profiles.

Subseries 4.3. Voting record.

Subseries 4.4. Legislative briefs and reports.

Series 5. Press files, circa 1980-1992. This series includes both collected documents produced by others and documents produced by Morrison's office. Some of the materials are organized by subject, and others by type (press release files, media appearance files, newsletters, etc.).

Series 6. Schedules, 1981-1992. This series consists of Morrison's schedules, organized chronologically.

Series 7. Voter surveys, 1987-1988. This series consists of reports of two surveys.

Series 8. Miscellaneous office files (biographies, office policies, and presentation notes), circa 1980-1992.

Series 9. Subject files, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.1. Hanford, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.2. Mount St. Helens, 1980-1988.

Subseries 9.3. Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.4. Wilderness, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.5. Agriculture, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.6. Environment, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.7. Timber, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.8. Energy, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.9. Indians, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.10. Wilderness II, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.11. Alphabetical subject file, circa 1980-1992.

Series 10. Gubernatorial campaign, 1992.

Series 11. Photographs, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 11.1. Sid Morrison District Visits ("On-Site").

Subseries 11.2. Sid Morrison with school groups.

Subseries 11.3. Awards and ceremonies.

Subseries 11.4. Sid Morrison with clubs and organizations.

Subseries 11.5. Sid Morrison meetings with private citizens. Most of these photographs show Morrison with constituents (individuals and groups) visiting Washington, D.C.

Subseries 11.6. Sid Morrison photographs for official publications.

Subseries 11.7. Proof sheets, negatives and slides.

Subseries 11.8. Oversized photos.

Series 12. Audiovisual media, 1980-1992.

Subseries 12.1. Video recordings. This series consists of recordings on videotape in a variety of formats, including VHS cassettes, various studio broadcast cassettes and open reel studio broadcast tapes.

Subseries 12.2 Audio recordings (formats: reel-to-reel and audiocassette).

Series 13. Awards, circa 1980-1992.

Series 14. Reference and processing information.

Series 15. Oversize materials.

Acquisition Information

Sid Morrison donated this collection to the Washington State University Libraries in 1992 (MS 1992-66).

Processing Note

Lawrence Stark, Cary Collins, and Brian Hahn completed preliminary processing in 1995. Graduate students Kristopher Skelton and Michelle Winmill completed final processing in 2012. The WSU College of Liberal Arts and the Department of History provided funding assistance for processing, including funds in 2012 from the Greater Columbia Plateau Initiative.

Related Materials

MASC holds papers of other previous representatives from the 4th Congressional District:

Knute Hill Papers (Cage 194)

Otis Halbert Holmes Papers (Cage 224)

Catherine May Papers (Cage 304)

Mike McCormack Papers (Cage 690)

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series 1. Constituent correspondence, 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
		Subseries 1.1. Letters (incoming and outgoing), 1980-1992
Box	Folder
1	1-18	Constituent Mail, 1980 October-1981 May
2	19-34	Constituent Mail, 1981 May-1981 September
3	35-51	Constituent Mail, 1981 September-1981 December
4	52-66	Constituent Mail, 1982 January-1982 March
5	67-81	Constituent Mail, 1982 March-1982 June
6	82-99	Constituent Mail, 1982 June-1982 October
7	100-115	Constituent Mail, 1982 October-1983 February
8	116-130	Constituent Mail, 1983 March-1983 May
9	131-144	Constituent Mail, 1983 May-1983 August
10	145-160	Constituent Mail, 1983 August-1984 January
11	161-178	Constituent Mail, 1984 February-1985 March
12	179-194	Constituent Mail, 1985 March-1985 August
13	195-209	Constituent Mail, 1985 September-1986 February
14	210-224	Constituent Mail, 1986 March-1986 August
15	225-241	Constituent Mail, 1986 August-1987 April
16	242-256	Constituent Mail, 1987 April-1987 August
17	257-270	Constituent Mail, 1987 August-1988 January
18	271-285	Constituent Mail, 1988 January-1988 June
19	286-301	Constituent Mail, 1988 July-1989 February
20	302-316	Constituent Mail, 1989 February-1989 May
21	317-330	Constituent Mail, 1989 May-1989 November
22	331-347	Constituent Mail, 1989 December-1990 June
23	348-362	Constituent Mail, 1990 July-1990 November
24	363-376	Constituent Mail, 1990 November-1991 April
25	377-393	Constituent Mail, 1991 April-1991 October
26	394-410	Constituent Mail, 1991 November-1992 April
27	411-423	Constituent Mail, 1992 April-1992 December
		Subseries 1.2. Standard responses, 1980-1992
Box	Folder
28	424-440	Constituent Mail-Standard Responses
29	441-457	Constituent Mail-Standard Responses
30	458-472	Constituent Mail-Standard Responses
31	473-477	Constituent Mail-Standard Responses

Series 2. Guest book, 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
31	478-481	Guestbooks

Series 3. Newspaper clippings, 1981-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
32	482-503	News Clips, 1981 January-1982 August
33	504-521	News Clips, 1982 September-1983 August
34	522-569	News Clips, 1983 September-1984 December
35	570-603	News Clips, 1984-1985
36	604-618	News Clips, 1986 January-1986 December
36	619	Washington to Washington
37	620-639	News Clips, 1987 January-1988 March
38	640-660	News Clips, 1988 April-1989 December
39	661-680	News Clips, 1990 January-1991 June
40	681-697	News Clips, 1991 July-1992 April
41	698-716	News Clips, 1992 April-1992 November

Series 4. Legislative files, 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
		Subseries 4.1. Bills, 1980-1992
Box	Folder
42	717-730	Co-Sponsored Bills, 97th-99th Congresses
43	731-741	Co-Sponsored Bills, 99th-102nd Congresses
		Subseries 4.2. Legislative profiles, 1980-1992
Box	Folder
44	742-756	Legislative Profiles, 97th-102nd Congresses; Legislative Procedure Manual, 97th Congress
		Subseries 4.3. Voting record, 1980-1992
Box	Folder
44	757	Individual Voting Records, 97th-102nd Congresses
		Subseries 4.4. Legislative briefs and reports, 1980-1992
Box	Folder
45	758-774	Legislative Briefs, 97th-100th Congresses
46	775-790	Legislative Briefs, 99th-100th Congresses
47	791-808	Legislative Briefs, 101st-102nd Congresses, Legislative Reports 99th-100th Congresses
48	809-811	Legislative Briefs, 102nd Congress,
48	812-872	Agency Correspondence
49	873-887	Legislative Reports 100th Congress, Legislative Activity Guides, 99th-102nd Congresses

Series 5. Press files, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
50	888-920	Press Files, Box A
51	921-938	Press Files, Box B
52	939-953	Press Files, Box C

Series 6. Schedules, 1981-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
53	954-967	Schedules, 1981-1984
54	968-983	Schedules, 1984-1992
55	984-986	Schedules, 1988-1992

Series 7. Voter surveys, 1987-1988Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
56	987	Report of Washington voter attitude survey, 1987 December; Report of Washington District 4 voter survey, 1988 June

Series 8. Miscellaneous office files (biographies, office policies, and presentation notes), circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
56	988-991	Sid Morrison biographies, office policies, and presentation notes

Series 9. Subject files, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
		Subseries 9.1. Hanford, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
57	992-996	Fast Flux Test Facility
57	997	Fast Flux Test Facility Commercialization Bill
57	998	Fast Flux Test Facility and Nuclear Medicine
57	999	Hanford Reach
58	1000-1006	Hanford Reach
59	1007	Hanford Reach; Meeting with Senator Evans
59	1008	State Department of Natural Resources Proposal to Exchange Land North of Hanford Reach
59	1009	Energy and Water Appropriations, 1987
59	1010	Radiation Expo Act
59	1011	Hanford Thyroid Disease Study
59	1012	Dose Reconstruction
59	1013	Dose Language
59	1014	Hanford "Wish List" Projects
59	1015-1018	Miscellaneous
60	1019-1024	Miscellaneous
60	1025-1026	Privatization
60	1027	Privatization and Labor Support
60	1028	Privatization-Laundry
60	1029	Whistleblower Bricker
61	1030	Skaggs Bills
61	1031-1032	Environmental and Molecular Sciences Laboratory
61	1033	Waste Cleanup Privatization Bill, 1991
61	1034-1035	HWVP-TPA
61	1036	Watkins
61	1037	Global Warming
61	1038	Fusion
61	1039	SDI-SP100
61	1040	Apropos Letters, FY 1990
61	1041	SIS
61	1042	2010 Report
61	1043	Defense Authorization Amendments
61	1044	Sub Seabed Disposal
61	1045	SMES
61	1046	Spratt Weapons Complex Panel
61	1047	Sub-Scrapings
61	1048	FY 1990 Hanford Budget
62	1049-1050	Hanford Reach of the Columbia River
62	1051	Green Run
62	1052	Battelle
62	1053	Irradiation
62	1054	N Reactor
62	1055	FFTF-FMEE
62	1056	Waste Repository
62	1057	Defense Waste Cleanup
62	1058	Waste Cleanup-Eschels
62	1059-1060	WNP 1
63	1061	WNP 1 1991
63	1062	WNP 1 Option
63	1063	N Reactor and Tritium
63	1064	The Case for Full Pension Credit
63	1065-1067	Reactor Decommissioning
63	1068	Linear Accelerator
63	1070	Irradiation
63	1071	Low Level Nuclear Waste
64	1072	Budget and Program Overview
64	1073	Diversification, Miscellaneous, 1987-1988
64	1074	Weapons Burn Bill
64	1075	Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory
64	1076	BPA
64	1077	Benton County PILT
64	1078	SMES
64	1079	Retirees
64	1080	Correspondence
64	1081	Site Selection Panel
64	1082	Fusion
64	1083	FMEF Rescope
64	1084	Hanford Horses
64	1085	Department of Energy
		Subseries 9.2. Mount St. Helens, 1980-1988
Box	Folder
65	1086	Skamania County Solid Waste Resource Recovery Project
65	1087	Correspondence
65	1088	Land Management Plan
65	1089-1090	Feasibility Report and Environmental Impact Statement, Volumes 1 and 2
66	1091	A Comprehensive Plan
66	1092	National Volcanic Monument
66	1093	Final Environmental Statement
66	1094-1095	Miscellaneous
67	1096-1097	Miscellaneous
67	1099-1102	Legislation
68	1103-1107	Legislation
69	1108-1113	Legislation
70	1114-1119	Legislation
71	1120	Legislation
71	1121	Update 1988
71	1122-1123	Legislation Maps
71	1124	Articles
		Subseries 9.3. Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
71	1125-1126	Miscellaneous
72	1127-1132	Miscellaneous
73	1133-1137	Miscellaneous
73	1138	City of North Bonneville
74	1139-1143	City of North Bonneville
75	1144-1146	City of North Bonneville
75	1147	Columbia Gorge Management Plan, Media Clippings
75	1148-1149	Maps
75	1150	Background
75	1151	Gorge Interpretive Center (Skamania County)
76	1152-1154	Legislation
76	1155	Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, 1986 Legislation
76	1156	Environmental Law
76	1157	Columbia River Gorge Commission Study
77	1158-1159	Lake Chelan
77	1160-1162	Yakima River Basin
78	1163-1164	Testimony
78	1165-1166	Friends of the Gorge
78	1167	Friends of the Gorge Testimony
78	1168	Management Plan
79	1169-1172	Management Plan
79	1173	Subcommittee Hearings
80	1174-1178	History
81	1179-1183	History
82	1184-1186	History
82	1187	Briefing Book-USDA Forest Service
82	1188	Private Rights and Public Lands
82	1189	Stevenson Co-ply, Inc., Columbia Gorge United
82	1190	Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
83	1191	Skamania Lodge Conference Center
		Subseries 9.4. Wilderness, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
83	1192	Okanogan National Forest Plan-Environmental Impact Statement
83	1193	Okanogan National Forest Plan
83	1194	Report of the Forest Service-Fiscal Year 1986
83	1195-1196	Spotted Owl Guideline, Volumes 1 and 2
83	1197	Recommended Renewable Resources Program: 1986-2030
84	1198	Draft Environmental Impact Statement-Wenatchee
84	1199	Appendices; DEIS-Wenatchee National Forest
84	1200	Proposed Land and Resource Management Plan-Wenatchee National Forest
84	1201	Draft Environmental Impact Statement-Olympic National Forest
85	1202	Appendices: DEIS-Olympic National Forest
85	1203	Proposed Land and Resources Management Plan-Olympic National Forest
85	1204	Draft Environmental Impact Statement-Okanogan National Forest
85	1205	Appendices: DEIS-Okanogan National Forest
85	1206	Proposed Land and Resources Management Plan-Okanogan National Forest
86	1207	Indian Heaven Back Country
86	1208	102 Hikes in the Alpine Lakes, South Cascades and Olympics
86	1209-1210	101 Hikes in the North Cascades
		Subseries 9.5. Agriculture, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
86	1211	Agricultural Committee Business
86	1212	Ag Research Labs ARJ-Yakima
86	1213	ALAR-Apple Buy-out Program
86	1214-1215	ALAR
87	1216	ALAR
87	1217	ALAR-Apple Budget, 1989 June-July
87	1218	American Seed Trade Association
87	1219-1222	Apples
88	1223-1234	Apple Advisory Committee
88	1225	Apple Exports
88	1226	Apples-Fruit
88	1227	Appropriations
88	1228-1229	Asian Apple Trade
88	1230	Asparagus
89	1231	Barley
89	1232	Barley-Malt Producers
89	1233	Beer Wholesalers
89	1234	Bees-Honey
89	1235	Bills
89	1236	Chilean Apple Export
89	1237	Codling Moth
89	1238	Columbia Basin Irrigation
89	1239	Columbia Basin Project
89	1240	Challenge Cost-Share Agreements
89	1241	Conservation Reserve Program
89	1242	Dairy Industry
89	1243	Dairy Delisting
89	1244	Dairy Advisory Committee
89	1245	Disaster Assistance-Whitefly
89	1246	Drought Scare, 1988
89	1247	Dry Beans
89	1248	Dry Van Legislation
89	1249	East High Development; Bureau Reclamation
90	1250-1251	East High Development
90	1252	EBDCs
90	1253	End-W Certificate
90	1254	Farm Animal Protection Act of 1989
90	1255-1256	1990 Farm Bill
90	1157	Farm Credit
90	1158	Farm Credit Council-Notes-Interview with Insider
91	1159	Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
91	1160-1161	Farm Labor
91	1162	Farm Labor Shortage
91	1163	Farm Report, 1982 mailing
91	1164	Farm Spouse Fairness and Equity Act, 1989
91	1165	Farmers' Home Administration
91	1266	Federal Crop Insurance
92	1267	Federal Crop Insurance
92	1268	Floor Consideration of H.R. 987
92	1269-1270	Food Irradiation
92	1271	Food Processing Industry, General Positions
92	1272	Food Safety
92	1273	F.S. Recreation Residence Authorization
92	1274	GSPS, Pears, Guya Cheese, Dehydrated Onions
92	1275	Growers' Credit
92	1276	Harvesting Conservation Reserve Program Areas
92	1277	H.R. 1368
92	1278	Hops
92	1279-1280	Hops Growers
93	1281-1286	Hops Growers
93	1287	Japan Trade
94	1288	Johnson Creek
94	1289-1291	Legislation
94	1292	Mint Marketing Order
94	1293	Maps
94	1294	Market Promotion Program
94	1295-1298	Miscellaneous
95	1299-1305	Miscellaneous
96	1306-1311	Miscellaneous
96	1312	Northwest Horticulture Council
96	1313	Oroville-Tonasket
96	1314-1315	Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation
96	1316	P.A.C.A
96	1317	Parathion Filed Crop Uses
96	1318	Pea-Lentil Growers
96	1319	Pear Leaf Blister Moth
97	1320	Pears to Mexico
97	1321	Pesticides and Hops
97	1322	Proposed 97th Legislation
97	1323	Potato Crop Insurance
97	1324	Potato Research and Promotion Act
97	1325	Rec Reform and Hammer Clause
97	1326	Red Raspberry Commission
97	1327	Roza Irrigation District
97	1328	S. 2830
98	1329	S. 2830
98	1330	Section 8e
98	1331	Showcase-Yakima
98	1332	Socioeconomic Analyses of Columbia Basin Project, Volume 1
98	1333	Socioeconomic Analyses of Columbia Basin Project, Volume 2
98	1334	Spearmint
98	1335	Spuds
98	1336	Sunnyside Irrigation
99	1337	Sunnyside Land Transfer
99	1338	Tea
99	1339	Temil-Aldicarb
99	1340-1341	Tieton Irrigation Project
99	1342	Tongass Conference
99	1343	Tuberculosis Eradication in Non-Traditional Livestock
99	1344-1345	USDA Letters
99	1346	Various States; Correspondence
99	1347	Washington Cattlemen's Association
99	1348	Washington Wheat Growers
99	1349	Water
99	1350	Water Rights
99	1351	Water Shortage Newsletter, 1988
100	1352	Wine Institute
100	1353	Wine Mailing
100	1354	Yakima Basin
100	1355-1356	Yakima River Enhancement
		Subseries 9.6. Environment, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
100	1357	Alaska
100	1358	Alpine Lakes
100	1359-1360	Aquatic Life
100	1361	Basic Background
100	1362	Bears
100	1363	Black Bear Protection
101	1364	Block 26 Development (Reclamation-Interior)
101	1365-1366	Bonneville Dam Navigational Lock Project-Site Disposal Objective
101	1367-1368	Bonneville Navlock Dredge Spoils
101	1369	Chelan County Fish Pond
101	1370	Clean Air Act
102	1371-1372	Clean Air Act
102	1373	Coastal Barrier Improvement Act
102	1374	Conconully Lakes Dispute
102	1375	Corps of Engineers
102	1376	Cougar Lakes
102	1377	Miscellaneous Correspondence
102	1378	Crescent Bay Development
102	1379	Deer Harvesting
103	1380	Draft-Fish and Wildlife Program
103	1381	Early Winters Report
103	1382-1385	Early Winters Resort
104	1386	Early Winters Resort Briefing
104	1387	Early Winters Resorts
104	1388	Early Winters
104	1389	East Wenatchee-Douglas County Watershed Project
104	1390	Economic Dev. Grant for Forks, Skamania and Okanogan
104	1391	Elwha Dam
104	1392-1393	Environment Miscellaneous Environment and Resource Issues
104	1394	Flood Controls, Wenatchee and Chelan County
104	1395	Fish and Wildlife Service
105	1396-1397	Forest, Family Farms and Energy Directories
105	1398	Gifford Pinchot National Forest Proposed Boundary Change, 1984 February 9
105	1399	Gifford Pinchot
105	1400	Glacier Peak
105	1401	Hatfield-Adams Amendment
105	1402	Herke Ranch Case
105	1403-1405	The Home Stretch, 1984 January-February
105	1406	H.R. 3742 Rose Bill: Pesticide Safety Improvement Act
106	1407	H.R. 3850; Federal-State Pesticide Regulation P-ship Act of 1991
106	1408	Hurricane Hugo Damage Assessment
106	1409	Hydroelectric Project, South Columbia Irrigation District, Bureau of Reclamation
106	1410	Indian Tribes and the Clean Air Act
106	1411-1412	Lake Roosevelt
107	1413	Lake Roosevelt
107	1414	Legislation
107	1415	Like-kind Exchanges
107	1416-1417	Ljutie Industries
107	1418	Lower Columbia
107	1419-1420	Master Plan for White Pass, Washington
107	1421	Miscellaneous
108	1422-1426	Miscellaneous
108	1427	Marine Mammal Protection
108	1428	Moses Lake Clean Lake Project
108	1429	Moses Lake Groundwater-Reclamation-Interior (Project File)
108	1430	National Energy Program (Columbia River)
108	1431	New Generation Pesticides
108	1432	Notes
108	1433	Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
109	1434	Oil Spill Legislation
109	1435	Okanogan
109	1436	Open Spaces Preservation Act
109	1437-1439	Pacific Yew Legislation
109	1440	Peshastin Pinnacles
109	1441	Pesticide Minor Use Caucus
109	1442	Prescriptive Use Provisions
109	1443	Projects
110	1444-1446	Rabanco Waste Site
110	1447-1448	Reclamation Act
110	1449	Ringgold Slide and Franklin County Road Study
110	1450	Safe Drinking Water Act
110	1451	Save Chelan Alliance
110	1452	Smith Canyon Irrigation District
111	1453-1456	Soap Lake
111	1457	Sunnyside Canal Fish Screening Facility
111	1458-1459	Tri-Cities Levies
111	1460	Urban and Community Forestry Act of 1989
112	1461-1464	Underground Storage Tanks
112	1465	U.S. v. Washington Phase II: Analysis and Recommendations
112	1466	Waste Disposal and Water Pollution
113	1467	Wildlife and Ecosystems Project
113	1468	William O. Douglas Goose Prairie Home
113	1469	Yakima River Canyon Project
113	1470	Yakima County Levee
113	1471	Zintel Canyon Dam Project
		Subseries 9.7. Timber, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
113	1472	Alaskan Red Cedar
113	1473	Below Cost Sales
113	1474	Below Cost Timber Sale Test
113	1475	Below Costs Sales
113	1476	BLM "God Squad"
113	1477	Boise Cascade
113	1478	Correspondence
113	1479	Customs and Trade Act
113	1480	East Side Forests
113	1481	Endangered Worker: A Labor Perspective on Timber Issues
113	1482	Environmentalist
113	1483	Exports
114	1484	Exports
114	1485	Federal Timber Contract Payment Modification Act
114	1486	Forest Resources Amendments Act of 1992
114	1487	Forest Resources Technical Bulletin
114	1488	Forest Services Report of Congress
114	1489	Forest and Spotted Owl Protection
114	1490-1492	Forestry (2000)
115	1493	Gov. Booth Gardner
115	1494	Hatfield-Adams Amendments
115	1495	H.R. 3263
115	1496-1498	H.R. 4899
116	1499	H.R. 4899
116	1500	Interior Consideration of H.R. 987, 1989 May 24
116	1501	Legal Action
116	1502	LePley Property
116	1503	Log Exports
116	1504	Log Export Conference
116	1505	Log Export Petition
116	1506-1507	Log Export Versions
117	1508-1510	Miscellaneous
117	1511	New Forestry
117	1512	Northwest Members-Timber Legislation
117	1513	Okanogan Briefing Paper: "Okanogan National Forest Land Resource Management Plan," 1990 January 29
117	1514-1515	Old Growth
118	1516-1523	Old Growth Bills
118	1524-1526	Old Growth Bills
119	1527	Timber Old-Growth Bills
119	1528	Old Growth Compromise
119	1529	Old Growth-Spotted Owl
119	1530	Olin's Bill
119	1531-1532	Omak Wood Products
119	1533	Olympic National Resource Center
119	1534	Pacific Northwest Research Station
119	1535	Plum Creek Land Exchange
119	1536	Plum Creek Timber
119	1537	Plywood
119	1538	Public Law 480
119	1539	Rural Development
119	1540	Sacred Areas
120	1541	Salvage
120	1542-1543	Salvage Sales Bill
120	1544	Short Term Fixed General
120	1545	Softwood Lumber Agreement
120	1546	Spotted Owl
120	1547	Stevenson Co-ply
120	1548-1549	Timber Act 3263
120	1550	Timber Harvest
120	1551	Tongass: General Background
120	1552	Tongass Timber Reform Act
120	1553	Wenatchee
		Subseries 9.8. Energy, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
121	1554	Bonneville Power. Pearson A.P.
121	1555-1556	Electric Utilities
121	1557	Energy Exchange Mailing
121	1558	Energy Newsletter, 1983
121	1559-1160	Energy Shipments to California
122	1561	Geothermal
122	1562-1564	Hydroelectric Power
122	1565	Hydro Relicensing
122	1566	International Oil Issues
123	1567-1571	Miscellaneous
123	1572	Natural Gas
123	1573	Northwest Power Planning Council
123	1574	Northwest Power Bill
124	1575	Northern Tier Pipeline
124	1576	Public Power Legislation
124	1577	Synthetic Fuels Issues
124	1578	Solar and Renewable Energy
124	1579	Water Power
124	1580	Wind Energy
124	1581-1582	WPPSS Financial Litigation
124	1583	WPPSS
		Subseries 9.9. Indians, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
124	1584-1585	Boldt Decision
125	1586	Clearwater
125	1587-1588	Colville Confederated Tribes
125	1589	Cowlitz Tribe
125	1590-1591	Fishing Access
125	1592	Fishing Rights, Columbia River
125	1593	Miscellaneous Issues
126	1594	Proposal to Study Federal Indian Policies
126	1595	Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington
126	1596	Yakama Nation Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance
126	1597	Yakama Boundaries
126	1598-1599	Yakama Health Facility
127	1600	Yakama Nation Health Facility Study
127	1601	Yakama Investment of O and M Funds
127	1602-1604	Yakama Nation
128	1605-1606	Yakama Nation
		Subseries 9.10. Wilderness II, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
128	1607	Agriculture Committee-Spotted Owl Directory, 1989-1991
128	1608	Alpine Lakes Area-Land and Water Conservation Fund
128	1609	Alpine Lakes Protection Society
128	1610	Alternative and Resource Maps: Olympic and Wenatchee National Forest
128	1611	Alternative and Resource Maps: Okanogan National Forest
129	1612	Boundary Adjustment. George Wall (Park Service-Forest)
129	1613	Bureau of Land Management, Enloe Dam R and PP Reversion
129	1614	Bureau of Land Management, Trespass Resolution Plan
129	1615	Cedar River Land Exchange
129	1616	Chelan PUD Land Exchange
129	1617	Chopaka Mountain Wilderness Study
129	1618	Clear Lake
129	1619	Commerce, Fish Hatcheries
129	1620	Congressional Briefing Papers on Selected Roadless Areas
129	1621	Cougar Lakes Proposal
129	1622-1623	Cougar Lakes Wilderness Study Report
129	1624	Environmental Impact Statement Response Forms: Olympic and Okanogan National Forests
129	1625	Environmental Protection Agency
130	1626	Field's Point
130	1627	Forest Bills
130	1628-1631	Forestry Protection
130	1632	Glacier Peak
130	1633	Goose Prairie
130	1634	H.R. 3189
131	1635	H.R. 3189
131	1636	H.R. 4087, Custer National Forest
131	1637	H.R. 4970, Ski Area Permits
131	1638-1639	H.R. 4980, Forest Health
131	1640	H.R. 5119, Cumberland Mountain Trail
131	1641	H.R. 5605, Cedar River Watershed
131	1642	H.R. 6000, Ed Jenkins National Recreational Area
131	1643	H.R. 6013, Sierra Nevada Forests
131	1644	H.R. 6014, Mark Twain National Forest
131	1645	Kettle Range
131	1646-1647	Lake Roosevelt Management Plan
132	1648	Lake Wenatchee
132	1649-1650	Land Exchanges
132	1651	Law Language Examples
132	1652	Legislation
132	1653	Maps
132	1654	Mining Development Exploration Law, H.R. 918
132	1655	Minor Use Act, Current
133	1656-1660	Miscellaneous
133	1661	Miscellaneous Correspondence
133	1662-1663	Miscellaneous Legislation
134	1664	Mission Ridge
134	1665-1666	Montana National Forest Management Act
134	1667	Mt. Baker
134	1668	Naches Tieton White River Land-use Study
134	1669	National Park Service
134	1670	North Cascade Environment Assessment
134	1671	North Cascade Environment Statement
134	1672	Northern Spotted Owl Final Environmental Impact Statement
134	1673	Northwest Forest Protection Bill
135	1674	Pacific Northwest Trail
135	1675-1676	Park Wilderness Bill, H.R. 4146-S. 2165
135	1677	Protection Island National Wildlife Refuge
135	1678	Proposals
135	1679	Public Land Users' Society
136	1680	Rights of Way
136	1681	Roadless Area Review and Evaluation (Draft)
136	1682	Roadless Area Review and Evaluation, Final Environmental Statement
136	1683	S. 1029, Colorado Wilderness Bill
136	1684	S. 1696, Montana Wilderness Bill
136	1685	S. 2172, Idaho-Arkansas Land Exchange
137	1686	Senate Hearing, 1983 September 30
137	1687	Stehekin
137	1688	Stehekin Community
137	1689	Tatshenshini River
137	1690	Trails Legislation
137	1691	Washington State Wilderness Act of 1983--Washington State Snowmobile Association
137	1692	Washington State Wilderness Bill
138	1693-1695	Washington State Wilderness Bill Hearing Testimony from Outside 4th District
138	1696-1698	Washington State Wilderness Bill Hearing Testimony from Inside 4th District
138	1699	Washington Water Research Center
138	1700	Washington Wildlife, Journal of the Washington Wilderness Coalition
138	1701	Washington Wilderness
139	1702-1703	Washington Wilderness Bill Maps
139	1704-1705	Washington Wilderness Briefing Notebook
139	1706-1707	Washington Wilderness Hearings
140	1708	Wetlands Bill
140	1709	White Pass Master Plan
140	1710	Wilderness Agencies
140	1711	Winter Recreation Commission
		Subseries 9.11. Alphabetical subject file, circa 1980-1992
Box	Folder
140	1712	Abortion Issue Memos, 1992
140	1713-1714	Agency Reply, 1987
140	1715	Aging Issues Memos
141	1716	Aging Issues Memos
141	1717	AGPLEX
141	1718	Alcohol Fuels
141	1719	American Association of Retired Persons
141	1720	American Philatelic Society
141	1721	American Factory Trawler Association
141	1722	Analytical Chemistry
141	1723	Appropriations Requests
141	1724-1725	Appropriations 1991, Environment-Wilderness-Indians
141	1726	Army Corps of Engineers
142	1727	Beverly-Royal Slope
142	1728	Bill Introduction Information
142	1729	Blaze Contracting Dispute, 1990-1991
142	1730	Booth Gardner
142	1731	Bravo
142	1732	Budget Memos
142	1733	Burger King Honors Excellence in Education
142	1734	Burlington Northern Rail Abandonment
142	1735	Campaign
142	1736	Campaign Memos
143	1737-1738	Canadian Pollution
143	1739	Capital Gains Bill: Economy
143	1740	Capital Gains Coalition
143	1741	Capital Gains Forum
143	1742	Capacity Building Project
143	1743	Caucus
143	1744	Central Memorial Hospital
143	1745	Central Washington University Camp Program
143	1746	Central Washington University ROTC
143	1747	Chamber of Commerce
143	1748	Child Labor
144	1749	Child Nutrition
144	1750	Civil Rights
144	1751	Close-up Questionnaire (Students)
144	1752	Columbia Gorge Interpretive
144	1753	Columbia Park
144	1754	Columbia, Richland, MOD Rehab
144	1755	Columns, 1984
144	1756	Columns, 1985
145	1757	Columns, 1986
145	1758-1759	Columns, 1987
145	1760	Columns, 1988
145	1761	Columns, 1989
145	1762	Communications
145	1763	Conconully Spillway, Okanogan
145	1764	Congressional Rural Caucus
145	1765	Copyright-Patent
145	1766	Correspondence with other Members of Congress
146	1767	Correspondence with other Members of Congress
146	1768-1771	Cosigned Bills, 98th-100th Congress
146	1772	Co-sponsored Measures
146	1773	Crime Bill
146	1774-1775	Defense
146	1776	Department of the Army
147	1777	Department of the Army
147	1778	Department of Commerce
147	1779	Department of Housing and Urban Development
147	1780	Department of the Interior
147	1781	Department of Justice
147	1782	Department of Transportation
147	1783	Developmentally Disabled Projects: Katie Dolan
147	1744-1785	Drugs
147	1786	Ecos Hazardous Waste Incinerator (Adams)
147	1787	Education Conference
148	1788	Employment
148	1789	Endorsement Letters
148	1790	Energy Equipment and Manufacturing-Fireplace Furnace
148	1791	Energy-Low Income Energy Assistance
148	1792	Engine Oil Heaters
148	1793-1794	Environment: Miscellaneous
148	1795	European Community
148	1796	Export Newsletter, 1982
148	1797	FAA and Wells
148	1798	Farming
148	1799	Farmers' Home Administration
148	1800	FDA Bothell Inspection Station
148	1801	Federal Emergency Management Agency
149	1802	Federal Employees and US Postal Service
149	1803	Federal Spending
149	1804	Ferroalloy Caucus
149	1805	Ferroalloys
149	1806	Food Irradiation-Sid Morrison Press
149	1807	Food Irradiation-H.R. 696
149	1808	Foreign Affairs
149	1809	Foreign Affairs Memos
149	1810	Frontier Market
149	1811	General Accounting Office
149	1812	General, Congress
149	1813	Goldendale-Aluminum Smelter
149	1814	Golob, Dick
149	1815-1816	Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show
150	1817	Grand Coulee Job Classification
150	1818	Graphics
150	1819	Greater Wenatchee Improvement Load
150	1820	HAAS Grant, Fall 1988-1989
150	1821	Handicapped
150	1822-1823	Health Care Memos
150	1824	Health Insurance Guide for Senior Citizens
150	1825	Horse Issue
150	1826	Horse Racing
150	1827	Housing
150	1828	Housing and Urban Development
151	1829	H.R. 3781 Repeat of SOT
151	1830	Hydropower
151	1831-1833	Immigration
151	1834	Immigration and Nationality
151	1835	Immigration Movie
151	1836-1837	Impact Aid
151	1838	Inauguration
151	1839	Interstate Commerce Committee
151	1840	Interview Notes
151	1841	Japanese Agricultural Trading Council
152	1842	Jobs and Dislocated Workers
152	1843	Judiciary Issues
152	1844	Labor: Davis-Bacon Act
152	1845	Labor: General
152	1846	Legal Services Corporation
152	1847	Life-cycle Cost Bill
152	1848	Long Term Home Health Care Newsletter
152	1849	Mariners
152	1850	Marlin Post Office
152	1851	Media Background
152	1852	Medicare Video
152	1853	Merger Bill
152	1854	Member Travel, 1984
152	1855-1856	Mid-Columbia PUD
152	1857	Mid-Columbia PUD, Tax Technical Corrections Issue
152	1858	Minority Set Asides
152	1859	Miscellaneous Budget Items
152	1860	Miscellaneous DOD Project, 1988
153	1861	Miscellaneous Filing, 1992
153	1862	Miscellaneous Housing
153	1863	Miscellaneous Local Grant-Economic Development
153	1864	Miscellaneous Memos
153	1865	Miscellaneous 1981 Papers
153	1866	Miscellaneous Resolutions
153	1867	Miscellaneous
153	1868	Moses Lake Wayport
153	1869	Nader's Reports
153	1870	National Aeronautic and Space Administration
153	1871	National Federation of Federal Employees
153	1872	National Guard Anti-Drug Effort
153	1873	Navigation Development Bonneville Lock and Dam
153	1874	Newsletter, 1982-1983
154	1875	Newsletter, Catastrophic Health Care Act, May 1988
154	1876	Newsletter Drafts
154	1877	Nordstrom Labor Dispute, 1990
154	1878	Nuclear Regulatory Commission
154	1879	Okanogan Landfill (BLM)
154	1880-1882	Organ Tissue Donor Awareness Week
154	1883	Oroville-Tonasket Rehabilitation Project
154	1884	Pack Gun Device
154	1885	Padron Case-Human Rights in Mexico, 1991
154	1886	Personal Speech-Washington Health Care Association, 1992
154	1887	Pike Place Market Tax Issues
154	1888	Political
154	1889	Port of Benton
154	1890	Port of Moses Lake
155	1891	Port of Pasco-Sacajawea Park
155	1892	Postal Patron Newsletter
155	1893	Price-Anderson
155	1894	Procurement Workshop
155	1895	Public Health
155	1896	Public Relations-Congrats Send
155	1897	Purchase Department
155	1898	Rabanco Hazardous Waste Incinerator (Grant County)
155	1899	Regulations
155	1900	Replenishment and Special Agricultural Workers (RAW and SAW)
155	1901	Republican Whip and Republican Leadership Information
155	1902	Richland Energy Conference
155	1903	Sales Tax Deductibility
155	1904	Savings and Loan Bill, 1989
155	1905	Seattle Times Clips
155	1906	Senate Seat 1988
155	1907	Senior Health Conference
156	1908	Senior Health Conference, 1984
156	1909	Senior Health Conference, 1991
156	1910	Senior Newsletter
156	1911	Sexual Harassment
156	1912	Sid Morrison's Campaign Reform
156	1913	Sid Morrison's Personal Notes
156	1914	Sid Morrison's Press
156	1915	Sid Morrison and Rescue of Coulee Community Hospital
156	1916	Ski Area User Fee Bill
156	1917	Special Services Memo
156	1918	Specialty Mailings
156	1919	Speech Materials
156	1920-1921	Speech Notes
157	1922	Speech Notes
157	1923	Standard Language, 1982
157	1924	State Crime Package
157	1925	State Legislative Priorities, 1989 meeting
157	1926-1928	Studies
157	1929	Superconducting Super-Collider
157	1930	Tabloid Ideas
157	1931	Talking Notes
157	1932	Taxes
158	1933	Tax Exemptions-Private Schools
158	1934	Tax Reform
158	1935	Tax Simplification Newsletter
158	1936	Testimony Before Ways and Mean Committee
158	1937	The Administration
158	1938-1939	Trade-U.S. and Canada
158	1940	Trains-Amtrak-Local
158	1941	Trichina-Safe Pork
158	1942	Tri-Cities Fair Market Rents-Summer 1989
158	1943	Truth in Mileage
158	1944	U.S. General Services Administration
158	1945	U.S.-Soviet Partners Project, 1989
158	1946	Vernita Bridge Boat Ramp
158	1947	Veterans Administration
158	1948	Veterinarian Medicines
159	1949	Washington Beef vs. NLRB
159	1950	Washington Governor's Staff
159	1951	Washington State Migrant Council
159	1952	Watkins Visit
159	1953	Welcome Letter to New Members
159	1954-1955	Wenatchee Irrigation District
159	1956	Worlds' Fair (Spain)
159	1957	WPDOCs-by Subject
159	1958	WPPSS Conversion
159	1959	WPPSS Letter Enclosure
159	1960	WSU Branch Campus Land Transfer Bill
159	1961	Yakima Firing Center Expansion
159	1962	Yakima Weather Station

Series 10. Gubernatorial campaign, 1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
160	1963-1964	Miscellaneous campaign material
160	1965	Agricultural Bureau
160	1966	Agriculture Forestry Letter
160	1967	Announcement Tour, Contributions
160	1968	Asian Pacific American Political Caucus (APPAC)
160	1969	Benchmark Survey
160	1970	Jay Bryant
160	1971	Campaign Fair Practices
160	1972	Campaign Schedule
160	1973	Commission on Children, Youth and Families
160	1974	Cougar Letter
160	1975	Credit Letter
160	1976	Crista Ministries
160	1977	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Adams to Benton
161	1978	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Chelan to Douglas
161	1979	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Ferry
161	1980	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): King
161	1981	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Kitsap to Skamania
161	1982	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Snohomish to Thurston
161	1983	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Wahkiakum to Whitman
162	1984	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Yakima
162	1985	1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): County Unknown
162	1986	Dairy Farmers
162	1987	Education Fact Sheet
162	1988	Endorsements
162	1989	Focus Group Survey
162	1990	Yvonne Goldsmith Letter
162	1991	Slade Gorton
162	1992	Grain Growers
162	1993	Grape Growers
162	1994	Hamilton, Letter, Contributions
162	1995	Hort Letter, Contributions
162	1996	Hospital Administrators
162	1997	House 1
162	1998	Hubert Letter
162	1999	Insurance
162	2000	International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
162	2001	King-G.O.P
162	2002	Lewis County
162	2003	Miller Letter
162	2004	Miscellaneous Newsletters, Letters, Etc.
162	2005	Newhouse Letter
162	2006	Nursery
162	2007	Old Donors
162	2008	PAC Fundraiser, Invitations, Contributions
162	2009	Pierce City
162	2010	Peninsula Business Journal
162	2011	Polls
163	2012	Questionnaire: Adams County
163	2013	Questionnaire: American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
163	2014	Questionnaire: Association of WA, School Principals
163	2015	Questionnaire: Blacks in Government (BIG)
163	2016	Questionnaire: Building Industry Association of Washington (BIA)
163	2017	Questionnaire: The Columbian
163	2018	Questionnaire: Heart of American Northwest
163	2019	Questionnaire: The Herald
163	2020	Questionnaire: Initiative 119
163	2021	Questionnaire: Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center
163	2022	Questionnaire: International Herald Examiner
163	2023	Questionnaire: Journal American
163	2024	Questionnaire: League of Women Voters
163	2025	Questionnaire: Lutheran Compass
163	2026	Questionnaire: Mason County Private Property Alliance
163	2027	Questionnaire: The Media Index
163	2028	Questionnaire: Microsoft Statement
163	2029	Questionnaire: North Olympic Timber Action Committee (NOTAC)
163	2030	Questionnaire: N.W. Indian Fisheries Commission
163	2031	Questionnaire: The Olympian
163	2032	Questionnaire: Pacific Media Group
163	2033	Questionnaire: Planned Parenthood
163	2034	Questionnaire: The People's Press
163	2035	Questionnaire: Political Equity Coalition
163	2036	Questionnaire: Puget Sound Business Journal
163	2037	Questionnaire: Responsible Dog Owners of Western States (RDOWS)
163	2038	Questionnaire: Seattle Municipal Elections Committee
163	2039	Questionnaire: Seattle PI, League of Women's Voters
163	2040	Questionnaire: The Seattle Times
163	2041	Questionnaire: Senior Spectrum
163	2042	Questionnaire: Sierra Club
163	2043	Questionnaire: Spokane Alliance for the Mentally Ill
163	2044	Questionnaire: Spokesman Review
163	2045	Questionnaire: Times Mirror
163	2046	Questionnaire: Tri-Cities Herald
163	2047	Questionnaire: WA Advocates for the Mentally Ill
163	2048	Questionnaire: WA Association of Realtors
163	2049	Questionnaire: Washington Family Council
163	2050	Questionnaire: WA Federation of Teachers
163	2051	Questionnaire: WA Health Care Association
163	2052	Questionnaire: WA Research Council
163	2053	Questionnaire: WA State Association of Auditors
163	2054	Questionnaire: WA State National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL)
163	2055	Questionnaire: WA State Psychiatric Association
163	2056	Questionnaire: WA State SANE-Freeze
163	2057	Questionnaire: WA State Women's Political Caucus
163	2058	Questionnaire: Women in Farm Economics (WIFE)
163	2059	Realtors: Letter
163	2060	Realtors: "Sell Home"
163	2061	Statement to the Reel News
163	2062	Gerald Saling-Letter
163	2063	Skagit River Post
163	2064	Small Business Column
163	2065	Straight Talk Radio Program
164	2066	Survey: Pre Decisional
164	2067	Toplist
164	2068	University Club
164	2069	WA Education Association Letter
164	2070	Article: The Washington Firefighter
164	2071	Article for WA Public Employees Association (WPEA) Sentinel
164	2072	WA State Federation of Business and Professional Women (BPW) Letter of Endorsement
164	2073	WA State Trappers Association-Letter
164	2074-2075	WA Statewide Tracking by Research-Strategy-Management Inc.
164	2076	WA Thoroughbred Breeders Association
164	2077	James Weyrich-Letter
164	2078	1980 Election: David Williams: Letter Contributions
164	2079	1980 Election: Campaign Letters and Statements (Unfiled)
164	2080	1980 Election: Fundraising Letters
164	2081	1980 Election: Letters from Contributors
165	2082	1980 Election: Marble Reports
165	2083	1980 Election: Media Information Kit
165	2084	1980 Election: Memory Letters
165	2085	1980 Election: Miscellaneous Stickers, Brochures, Etc.
165	2086	1980 Election: Morrison Biography
165	2087-2089	1980 Election: Press Clippings
165	2090	1980 Election: "Special Press"
165	2091	1980 Election: Survey of Voter Attitudes
165	2092	1980 Election: Ticket Samples

Series 11. Photographs, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
		Subseries 11.1. Photographs: Sid Morrison District Visits ("On-Site")
Box	Folder
166	2093	On Site: 1980-1981
166	2094-2095	On Site: 1982
166	2096	On Site: Photo Album-Fast flux test facility dedication, 1982 April 30
166	2097	On Site: 1983
166	2098	On Site: 1984
166	2099	On Site: 1985
166	2100	On Site: 1986
166	2101	On Site: 1987
166	2102	On Site: 1989
166	2103	On Site 1989. Hanford visit, 1989 August 29
166	2104	On Site: 1991
166	2105	On Site: 1992
166	2106-2108	On Site: Undated
		Subseries 11.2. Photographs: Sid Morrison with school groups
Box	Folder
167	2109	School related: 1983
167	2110	School related: 1984
167	2111	School related: 1985
167	2112	School related: 1986
167	2113	School related: 1987
167	2114	School related: 1988
167	2115	School related: 1989
167	2116	School related: 1990
167	2117	School related: 1991
167	2118	School related: 1992
167	2119	School related: Undated
		Subseries 11.3. Photographs: Awards and ceremonies
Box	Folder
167	2120	1982
167	2121	1983
167	2122	1985
167	2123	1986
167	2124	1987
167	2125	1988
167	2126	1989
167	2127	1990
167	2128	1992
167	2129	Undated
		Subseries 11.4. Photographs: Sid Morrison with clubs and organizations
Box	Folder
167	2130	1981
167	2131	1982
167	2132	1983
167	2133	1984
167	2134	1985
167	2135	1986
167	2136	1987
167	2137	1988
167	2138	1989
167	2139	1990
167	2140	1991
167	2141	1992
167	2142	Undated
		Subseries 11.5. Photographs: Sid Morrison with private citizens
Box	Folder
168	2143	1981
168	2144	1982
168	2145	1983
168	2146	1984
168	2147	1985
168	2148	1986
168	2149	1987
168	2150	1988
168	2151	1989
168	2152	1990
168	2153	1991
168	2154	1992
168	2155-2156	Undated
		Subseries 11.6. Sid Morrison photographs for official publications
Box	Folder
169	2157	1981
169	2158	1982
169	2159	1983
169	2160	1984
169	2161	1985
169	2162	1986
169	2163	1987
169	2164	1988
169	2165	1989
169	2166	1990
169	2167	1991
169	2168	1992
169	2169	Loose documents filed with photographs
170	2170-2177	Undated
		Subseries 11.7. Proof sheets, negatives and slides
Box	Folder
171	2178-2181	Proof sheets, negatives and slides
		Subseries 11.8. Oversized photos
Box	Folder
172	2182-2187	Oversized photos

Series 12. Audiovisual media, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
		Subseries 12.1. Video recordings
Box	Folder
173	2188	Campaign Ads-1980 September 27
173	2189	Campaign Profile: Morrison on Issues-1980 October 16
173	2190	Campaign Cameos-1982
173	2191	Morrison with Ronald Reagan-1982
173	2192	Legacy of Greatness, Republican National Convention-1982 January
173	2193	Morrison hosts WA Workshop for Students-1982 March 12
173	2194	Campaign Cameos-1984
173	2195	Extending the Harvest, Food Irradiation-1984
173	2196	Morrison show, United Nations-1984 January 30
173	2197	Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 1-1984 July 13
173	2198	Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 2-1984 July 13
173	2199	Unidentified reel (labeled Rep. Morrison) 1988 July 27
174	2200	Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 3-1984 July 13
174	2201	Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 4-1984 July 13
174	2202	Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 5-1984 July 13
174	2203	Crossroads, Olympic Essay (CBS)-1984 August
174	2204	Transport, Storage, and Handling of Nuclear Waste-1985 May 15
174	2205	Osteoporosis Brochure (PSA)-1985 September 30
174	2206	Introduction to the Tacoma Fire Channel-1985 October
174	2207	Meeting of the Farm Credit Council: Farm Bill-1985 November 4
174	2208	Office Master, Morrison on Issues-1986-1987
174	2209	Campaign Debate, Morrison and Robert Goedecke-1986
174	2210	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Morrison on Immigration, Show number 1-1986 October 17
174	2211	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Sid Morrison on Immigration (unnumbered)-1986 October 17
174	2212	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 2-1986 October 17
174	2213	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, English and Spanish-1986 October 20
174	2214	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal-1986 October
174	2215	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 October 21
174	2216	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal-1986 October 21
175	2217	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3
175	2218	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3
175	2219	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3
175	2220	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3
175	2221	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal,-1986 November 3
175	2222	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 1-1986 December 17
175	2223	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 3 (Spanish)-1986 December 17
175	2224	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 1 (Spanish)-1986 December 18
175	2225	Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 2-1986 December 18
175	2226	Morrison Show, Excerpts-1987-1989
175	2227	Eastern WA University, Gov. Booth Gardner-1987 March 12
175	2228	Campaign TV spots-1988
175	2229	Hanford, MacNeil Lehrer Show-1988 June 20
175	2230	Campaign Cameos and Ads 1988 June 17
175	2231	Sid Morrison Show on Social Security and Medicare-1988 February 19
175	2232	Osteoporosis, Hosted by Morrison-1987
176	2233	Morrison Speech at Richland High School re: Veteran's Affairs-1988 June 27
176	2234	Morrison Speech at Richland High School re: Veteran's Affairs-1988 June 27
176	2235	Morrison Show on Social Security-Medicare-1988 July 27
176	2236	Morrison Show on Social Security-Medicare-1988 July 27
176	2237	Morrison Show on Social Security-Medicare-1988 July 28
176	2238	Organ Donor Week-Medstar Committee Interviews-1989
176	2239	Morrison Show on Hanford, Nuclear Fuel for Space Program-1989 October 12
176	2240	Morrison Show on Hanford, Nuclear Fuel for Space Program-1989 October 12
176	2241	Inside Debates: A Practical Guide-1990
176	2242	U.S. Wetlands: A Field Report-1990
176	2243	Jack Ward Thomas Presentation, (Spotted Owl)-1990 April
176	2244	Spotted Owl Listing Decision, National News Coverage-1990 June
176	2245	Morrison on Food Managers Conference, Farm Bill-1990 August 3
176	2246	Morrison on Food Managers Conference, Farm Bill-1990 August 3
176	2247	School Board Business-Accelerated Learning-Magnet Presentation, 1990 September 18
176	2248	American Art Alliance (PSM)-1990 September 21
176	2249	Save our Salmon-1990 November 1
177	2250	The Wealth in Wetlands-1991
177	2251	Press Conference: Raw Footage and Edited Piece-1991 April 11
177	2252	Parliamentary Reunion Mexico-USA, San Jose Los Cabos BCS. Mexico-1991 May
177	2253	Morrison at Hugh O'Brien Youth Seminar-1991 May 21
177	2254	Newsclippings-1991 October
177	2255	Newsclippings-1991 November
177	2256	Candidacy Announcement-1991 November 4
177	2257	Morrison on the WA State Agricultural Board-1991 November 14
177	2258	Hanford, House Session-1991 November 18
177	2259	Gubernatorial Forum-1992
177	2260	News Coverage, "S. Morrison Campaign"-1992 January
177	2261	MacNeil-Lehrer, WA State-1992 February 4
177	2262	Campaign Ads, Governor's Race-1992 February 19
177	2263	Newsclippings, Governor's Race-1992 March 23
177	2264	Morrison on Drug Abuse in the Workplace-1992 March 25
177	2265	Morrison on Drug Abuse in the Workplace-1992 March 25
177	2266	Newsclippings, Governor's Race-1992 April
177	2267	Candidate Focus Group, Yakima, WA-1992 April 7
177	2268	News clippings on Morrison-1992 June
177	2269	News Coverage on Morrison-1992 July
177	2270	Morrison on Endangered Species-1992 May 27
178	2271	Scimitar Ridge Ranch BBQ Dinner-1992 July 20
178	2272	Citizens for Morrison, Campaign Ad-1992 July 20
178	2273	Citizens for Morrison, Campaign Ad-1992 August 27
178	2274	Campaign Ads, for Governor-1992 August 27
178	2275	Aerial Forest Management Foundation, 3 Studies, undated
178	2276	Campaign Ad (Morrison in Mountains), undated
178	2277	Come Grow with Us, Port of Pasco, undated
178	2278	Morrison on C-Span and CNN, undated
178	2279	Goat Rocks Statement-Morrison at the Capitol, undated
178	2280	Indonesia: Tropical Forests Forever, undated
178	2281	A Look at Private Forest Management in WA State Today. undated
178	2282	Newsclippings, Hanford, undated
178	2283	Newsclippings, Wa. Wetlands, undated
178	2284	Vertical Lift for our Forest", undated
178	2285	A View from the Forest, Northern Spotted Owl, undated
178	2286	Voyager: A Retrospective, undated
178	2287	Power Requirements for Space Technology, undated
178	2288	Space Basics, NASA Congressional Relations, undated
178	2289	A Touch of Clymer, John Clymer Museum, undated
178	2290	Sid Morrison for Governor, Telemundo, undated
179	2291	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 18, Sid Morrison 1982 September 8
179	2292	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 479, Sid Morrison-Testimonial, 1982 October 23
179	2293	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 480, Sid Morrison-Liz's Story, 1982 October 23
179	2294	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 519, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23
179	2295	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 520, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23
179	2296	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 522, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23
179	2297	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 523, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23
179	2298	KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 589, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23
		Subseries 12.1. Audio recordings
Box	Folder
180		Reel-to-reel recordings (5" tapes, 42 items)
180		Reel-to-reel recordings (7" tapes, 7 items)
181		Audiocassettes (115 items)

Series 13. Awards, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
182		Plaques
183		Trophies

Series 14. Reference and processing informationReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
184		Documentation of automated office correspondence management system (3 folders)
184		Use Agreement forms (blanks)
184		Processing file and transmittals

Series 15. Oversized materials (maps and transparencies)Return to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
O/S	2299-2300	Proposed Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Maps, 1986 September
roll
1		Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area map, 1987
2		Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area (composite printed map), undated
3		Okanogan National Forest maps, "Owl additions" (manuscript map), 1991 June 14
4.1-4.6		"Spotted Owl Delisting Options" maps (6 rolls, 16 items), circa 1990-1991
5		Cougar Lakes Wilderness (annotated printed maps), 4 items), 1981-1983
6		Cougar Lakes Wilderness map overlays, undated
7		Unidentified transparencies ("Our G-P" and unlabeled), undated
8		Asset Management Study R-6 (annotated printed maps showing proposed land exchanges), 1983
9		Proposed Wilderness Boundaries for Cougar Lakes and Norse Peak (annotated printed maps), 1981-1984.

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Legislators -- United States -- Archives
Legislators -- United States -- Correspondence

Corporate Names

United States. Congress. House.

Geographical Names

United States -- Politics and government -- History -- Sources
Washington (State) -- History -- Sources

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

Sid Morrison Papers, 1980-1992

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Acquisition Information

Processing Note

Related Materials

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series 1. Constituent correspondence, 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 2. Guest book, 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 3. Newspaper clippings, 1981-1992Return to Top

Series 4. Legislative files, 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 5. Press files, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 6. Schedules, 1981-1992Return to Top

Series 7. Voter surveys, 1987-1988Return to Top

Series 8. Miscellaneous office files (biographies, office policies, and presentation notes), circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 9. Subject files, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 10. Gubernatorial campaign, 1992Return to Top

Series 11. Photographs, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 12. Audiovisual media, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 13. Awards, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 14. Reference and processing informationReturn to Top

Series 15. Oversized materials (maps and transparencies)Return to Top

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Corporate Names

Geographical Names

Finding aid prepared by Cheryl Gunselman.
2012

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

Sid Morrison Papers, 1980-1992

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Acquisition Information

Processing Note

Related Materials

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series 1. Constituent correspondence, 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 2. Guest book, 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 3. Newspaper clippings, 1981-1992Return to Top

Series 4. Legislative files, 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 5. Press files, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 6. Schedules, 1981-1992Return to Top

Series 7. Voter surveys, 1987-1988Return to Top

Series 8. Miscellaneous office files (biographies, office policies, and presentation notes), circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 9. Subject files, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 10. Gubernatorial campaign, 1992Return to Top

Series 11. Photographs, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 12. Audiovisual media, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 13. Awards, circa 1980-1992Return to Top

Series 14. Reference and processing informationReturn to Top

Series 15. Oversized materials (maps and transparencies)Return to Top

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Corporate Names

Geographical Names

Finding aid prepared by Cheryl Gunselman. 2012

Finding aid prepared by Cheryl Gunselman.
2012