Collection: Title:: Jo Ann Davis Papers 2001-20072001-2006 / Date range: 2005 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Title:: Jo Ann Davis Papers 2001-20072001-2006 Date range 2005

Co-Sign and Dear Colleague Letters and Co-Sponsored Legislation, 2000/2007 Box 1, Sub-Series 1

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Co-sign and Dear Colleague Letters – Brent Robinson, 2005 Box 1, Sub-Series 1, Folder 20

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Co-sign and Dear Colleague Letters – Melissa Smith Clements, 2005 Box 1, Sub-Series 1, Folder 19

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Co-Sponsored Legislation, 2005 Box 1, Sub-Series 1, Folder 21

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Co-Sponsored Legislation – Brent Robinson, 2005 Box 1, Sub-Series 1, Folder 23

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Co-Sponsored Legislation – Jonathan Kidwell, 2005 Box 1, Sub-Series 1, Folder 22

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District Meetings, 2005 Box 4, Folder 21

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Guest Book, 2002/2007 Box 4, Folder 28

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Legislation - Introduced by Jo Ann Davis - Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Water Trail, 2004/2006 Box 3, Sub-Series 3, Folder 25

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Legislation – Introduced by Jo Ann Davis: FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and NFIP (National Flood Insurance Program), 2004/2006 Box 3, Sub-Series 3, Folder 23

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