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

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Folder 5: Outdoor Recreation: Biking, Hiking Trails includes Bikeway Development Study, 1973/1975 Box 21, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Personnel Circuit Court Clerks' Compensation Study Commission, 1973/1974 Box 34, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Political: 1971 Senatorial Campaign, Gubernatorial campaign of Mills E. Godwin, 1971/1973 Box 76, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Potomac River Basin Compact, SWCB Staff Analysis, 1975 Box 69, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Priority System: Minutes--Meetings II, 1975 Box 65, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Public Records (VALC Study), 1974 Box 35, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Rehabilitation and Social Services--Drug Abuse Advisory Council, Resource Manual, 1973 Box 43, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Removal of Tolls for Students on the Elizabeth River Tunnel, 1968/1972 Box 15, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Social Work Services, Manpower and Education (VALC Report), 1972 Box 44, Folder 5

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Folder 5: Sunday Closing Law, 1974 Box 10, Folder 5

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