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

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Folder 11: Campaign Materials, Drafts of Literature, 1968/1969 Box 49, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Campaign Materials, Sample Literature From Other Campaigns, 1969 Box 50, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Campaign Receipts and Invoices, 1976/1977 Box 257, Folder 11

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Folder 11: City-County Relationships in Virginia, 1973 Box 101, Folder 11

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Folder 11: City of Norfolk - Correspondence With Clerk of Courts William L. Prieur, Jr., 1960/1963 Box 43, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Commission on the Legislative Process - Draft Proposals For Report, 1972 Box 153, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Commonwealth of Virginia Budget, 1974/1976 Box 295, Folder 11

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Folder 11: COMPAC - Records of Contributions Brought in, 1973 Box 95, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Constitutional Revision - Special Session, Proposals re: Article IX (Corporations) and Consumer Protection, 1969 Box 143, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Consumer Affairs "Bank Cards and their Regulation", 1971 Box 147, Folder 11

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