Date range: 1970 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1970

1970-72 Budget Reclama Box 42, Folder 3

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"1970 Appointments" Box 95, Folder 4

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1970; Campaign Materials from the 1970 referendum on the Constitution of Virginia – Notes for Speakers on the Revised Constitution of Virginia (18 August 1970); Summary of the Proposed Constitutional Amendments Approved by the General Assembly of Virginia at its 1969 and 1970 Sessions, To be Submitted to a Vote of the People on November 3, 1970; Amending Virginia's Constitution, Questions and Answers, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, September 1970; "Manual for County and City Campaign Committees, 1970 Constitutional Referendum Campaign"; "For a Better Constitution Vote Yes" poster, sticker and pin

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1970 campaign poster Box Map Case 27.1

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1970 Census of Population- Virginia Box 26

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1970 - CURRENT NATIONAL AND LOCAL EVENTS Box 12, Folder 09

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1970 Dispute with WV Safety Council Re: Conclusions of Book Box 126, Folder 11

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1970 - HARVARD, THOMAS H. HUNTER TO BE OWEN CHEATHAM PROFESSOR OF SCIENCES Box 12, Folder 08

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1970 Metro Memos, Box 2, Folder 9

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1970 Minutes Box 1, Folder 6

Only includes April 1970 minutes, "Copy of Minutes for Charles Headland".

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