Collection: Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989 / Date range: 1981 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989 Date range 1981

ICI – Variable Annuity Contracts. Form of Revenue Ruling filed with Memorandum of 4/20/1981. [Drafts and memoranda], 1981 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 182

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ICI – Yield Miscellaneous Documents, 1980/1985 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 183

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University of Richmond. Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1973/1987 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 183

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UVA Law School – Edwin S. Cohen Scholarship Fund. [Correspondence], 1979/1986 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 183

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UVA Law School – Law Class of 1936 Reunion on May 15-16, 1981, 1980/1981 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 183

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UVA Law School - Miscellaneous Matters. [Correspondence re: course on "Sports and the Law", includes correspondence with Bowie Kuhn, Commissioner of Baseball], 1979/1985 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 184

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UVA Law School – Miscellaneous Matters. [Letters of Recommendation, to and from. Includes thank you notes from Supreme Court Justices Lewis F. Powell, Jr. and Sandra Day O'Connor], 1976/1985 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 184

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UVA Law School – Virginia Tax Review. [Correspondence], 1980/1983 Box MSS 87-4a, Box 185

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