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

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Folder 9: VEPCO Case #19027, Appeal #8102, Motion and Petition, 1972/1973 Box 245, Folder 9

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Folder 9: VEPCO Case #19027, Testimony and Exhibits (I), 1971 Box 242, Folder 9

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Folder 9: VEPCO Case #19426, Testimony (I), 1974 Box 246, Folder 9

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Folder 9: VEPCO, General Correspondence, 1973/1974 Box 249, Folder 9

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Folder 9: VEPCO Hearing #50-280, 50-281, Supplemental, 1972 Box 241, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Virginia Advisory Legislative Council (Miscellaneous Reports), 1972/1973 Box 118, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Virginia AFL-CIO "Hi-Lites" (Material for Pro-Howell Statement), 1973 Box 96, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Virginia Citizens Consumer Council, 1969/1977 Box 252, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Virginia Voting Statistics, 1973-1974 Box 277, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Volunteers - McCarthy Petitions (2nd, 10th Districts), 1968 Box 77, Folder 9

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