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: Highlights of Henry Howell's Record Box 252, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Housing - "Community Action and Urban Housing" (O.E.O. Study), 1967 Box 109, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell and Insurance Companies, 1969 Box 172, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell Announcement Rally, 1973 Box 91, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell Campaign Schedules, 1977 Box 269, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell for Governor, Black Key Leader's Breakfast, 1977 Box 254, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell Television Tapings and Advertisements (II), 1973 Box 265, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell v. Mahan: Norfolk Senatorial Redistricting; U.S. District Court; Pleadings by Plaintiffs, 1971 Box 17, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell v. Mahan: Norfolk Sen. Redistricting; General Reference; Population Statistics, 1971 Box 19, Folder 8

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Folder 8: Howell v. Mahan: Norfolk Sen. Redistricting; U.S. Supreme Court; Appendix for All Related Cases (Copy 1), 1971/1972 Box 21, Folder 8

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