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Environmental and Safety Issues (Ann Loomis); Senator John Warner Record, Speeches, Letters of Support, and Floor Statements (Shari Gruenwald), 1997/2008 Box 697

Environment and Interior (Ann Loomis), 2003/2004 Box 469

Environment and Public Works Committee, Energy, and Transportation (Conrad Schatte), 2003/2006 Box 605

GSA, Judiciary, and Park/Forest Service Issues; Federal Courthouses and Virginia Baseball (Conrad Schatte), 2000/2005 Box 606

Health Care: Medical Liability Reform, Mental Health Parity, and Lifespan Respite Care (Angela Stewart), 2003/2008 Box 631

ISTEA, TEA-21, and other Grants (Shawn Ralston), 1997/2005 Box 656

John W. Warner papers, 1967/2009, bulk 1967/2008 756 Cubic Feet Approximately 730 cubic foot boxes, 42 document boxes, and oversize scrapbooks and folders.

John W. Warner papers (2022-0103), 1984/2009 .49 Cubic Feet 1 letter document box, 1 oversize medium flat-file folder 1.82 Gigabytes 16 files: 7 bmp, 2 bup, 2 ifo, 1 job, 4 vob Box ViU2022-0103_001, Flat_Box Archival Oversized Box L 4

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