Collection: Thomas R. McNamara Papers, 1961/1976 - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 2: Land Use: Proceedings of the Conference on Organizing and Managing the Coastal Zone Box 20, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Letter Ballots, Memoranda: 3681-3700, 1975 Box 60, Folder 2

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Folder 2: "Long Range Planning--Goals," A Publication of the Virginia State Water Control Board, 1975 Box 63, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Medicine--Virginia Medical Society Proposals, 1972/1975 Box 41, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Meeting, 1975 Box 61, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Newspaper Clippings, 1975 Box 72, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Occoquan Watershed Monitoring Program Reports, 1974/1975 Box 69, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission: Meeting, Miscellaneous Materials, 1976 Box 64, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Outdoor Recreation Includes Reports of the Commission of Outdoor Recreation, 1973/1974 Box 21, Folder 2

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Folder 2: Personal "Evaluation for the Commonwealth of Virginia Salaries and Fringe Benefits Classification Plan Maintenance" House Document #11, 1973 Box 34, Folder 2

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