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

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Folder 11: Howell v. Mahan: Redistricting; U.S. District Court in Norfolk; Miscellaneous Court Orders, 1971 Box 18, Folder 11

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Folder 11: I.C.C. Hearing #25645: Norfolk & Western R.R. Discontinuance, U.S. District Court in Richmond, Complaint for Injunction, 1969 Box 31, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Intra-Staff, General Memos, 1968/1969 Box 48, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Issues - Utilities Regulation (VEPCO), 1971 Box 174, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Joe Fitzpatrick Congressional Race; Correspondence; Campaign Materials, 1970 Box 78, Folder 11

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Folder 11: John Dalton (XVI) Box 306, Folder 11

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Folder 11: John Dalton (XXX) Box 307, Folder 11

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Folder 11: "Join the Dialogue"-Henry Howell, Gubernatorial Candidate to Speak and Listen, 1977 Box 254, Folder 11

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Folder 11: J. Sargeant Reynolds-Howell Correspondence, 1962 Box 42, Folder 11

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Folder 11: Labor, Correspondence With Va. AFL-CIO (Julian Carper, Brewster Snow), 1968/1969 Box 54, Folder 11

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