Collection: Henry E. Howell, Jr. Papers, 1928/1999, bulk 1960/1978 / Date range: 1975 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Henry E. Howell, Jr. Papers, 1928/1999, bulk 1960/1978 Date range 1975

Folder 13: Calendar of Cases Pertaining to the State Corporation Commission, 1975/1977 Box 251, Folder 13

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Folder 13: NAACP Newsletters and Programs, 1975/1977 Box 252, Folder 13

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Folder 14: C & P Case #19452, Materials (I), 1975 Box 236, Folder 14

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Folder 14: General Electric Information, 1975 Box 248, Folder 14

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Folder 15: Agendas, Meetings and Reports, 1974/1977 Box 268, Folder 15

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Folder 15: VEPCO Case #19426, Correspondence, 1974/1975 Box 245, Folder 15

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Folder 15: VEPCO/State Corporation News Releases, 1975/1977 Box 248, Folder 15

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Folder 16: "A Populist Crusade, Selected Speeches and Papers of Henry E. Howell, Jr.-Edited by Larry Sabato, With a Preface by Hubert H. Humphrey" (I), 1975 Box 273, Folder 16

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Folder 16: Howell's Response to Metcalf Subcommittee questionnaire, 1975 Box 248, Folder 16

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Folder 16: Miscellaneous Howell Speeches, 1971/1977 Box 276, Folder 16

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