Collection: Henry E. Howell, Jr. Papers, 1928/1999, bulk 1960/1978 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Henry E. Howell, Jr. Papers, 1928/1999, bulk 1960/1978 Level File

Folder 8: Education Materials, 1976/1977 Box 297, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Education - Miscellaneous State Department of Education Publications, 1966/1969 Box 105, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Election Returns - 1968 Presidential Election in Virginia (First - Fifth Districts), 1968 Box 171, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Energy - Reports on Atomic Power, 1967/1971 Box 148, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Environmental Materials, 1967/1977 Box 298, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Equal Opportunity - Howell Speeches, Press Releases, 1965/1969 Box 106, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Expenditures, Invoices re: Remodeling and Running State Headquarters (Little Creek), 1969 Box 51, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Finances, Correspondence (Bette Kanter) Misc. notes, records, etc., 1968/1969 Box 52, Folder 8

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Folder 8: First District (Hampton, Newport News), 1972/1973 Box 86, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Flood Control - Arlandria (Flood Plain Information, City of Alexandria and Arlington County), 1969 Box 107, Folder 8

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