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Dept. L: Legislative Correspondence, Environment and Public Works-Veterans, 994/1994 Box 678

Finance, 1994 [accordion folder]; Labor, 1994 [accordion folder]; Foreign Relations, 1994 [accordion folder]; Veterans, 1994 [accordion folder]; Energy and Public Works, January-October (6 accordion folders); Judiciary, 1994 [accordion folder]; Rules, 1994 [accordion folder]

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. John W. Warner papers, 1967/2009, bulk 1967/2008
  3. John Warner papers (-by accession), 1970/2007

Dept. L: Speeches by Sec. of the Navy Warner, 1969/1977 Box 331

John W. Warner Speeches for 1973 [binder]; Secretary Warner Speeches Binder #1 [binder]; Untitled: Speeches made by John W. Warner January - April/1974 [binder]; Loose papers: undated speech, notes and minutes from events 1972-1977[binder]; John W. Warner Speeches for 1974 [binder]

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. John W. Warner papers, 1967/2009, bulk 1967/2008
  3. John Warner papers (-by accession), 1970/2007

Dept. P: Scott - Books, 1925/1994 Box 186

James Monroe 1758-1831 [book]; The Reader's Digest Dictionary of Quotations [book]; Tough Choice Who made them .. And who didn't, The Concord Coalition's Deficit Reduction Scorecard 103rd Congress 1993 [booklet]; Miracle on the Potomac, The Kennedy Center from the Beginning [book]; Billy Franklin's Tough Enough, The Cocaine Investigation of United States Senator Chuck Robb [book]; Fix Bayonets! [book]; Miracle at Philadelphia: The Story of the Constitutional Convention May to September 1787 [book]; The Hite Report on Male Sexuality [book]; Our American Government, What Is It? How Does It Function? 150 Questions and Answers (1981 Edition) [book]; America: An Affirmation of Faith [book]; A Search for the 100 Greatest Members of Congress, Heroes of the US Congress [book]; Eminent Americans: Namesakes of the Polaris Submarine Fleet [book]; Henry Cabot Lodge, Late a Senator from Massachusetts, Memorial Addresses Delivered in Congress [book]; Will the Gentleman Yield? [book]; Song and Service Book for Ship and Field [book]; Profiles in Courage [book]; Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary [book]; Pages From the Virginia Story [book]; The X Factor, A Quest For Excellence [book]; Jefferson, Public and Private Papers [book]; The New Fat Cats, Members of Congress as Political Benefactors [book]; Military Project Management Handbook [book]; Richmond Redeemed, The Siege at Petersburg [book]; The Battle of Berlin 1945 [book]

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. John W. Warner papers, 1967/2009, bulk 1967/2008
  3. John Warner papers (-by accession), 1970/2007

Dept. P: Scott - Speeches and Background Materials, 1968/1993 Box 193

Talking Points for Crossfire [binder]; Abortion Votes 1979--1989 [binder]; Memos and Correspondence regarding speaking engagement at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce [binder]; Press Releases (85-88) EPW [binder]; Military-Soldier-War Quotations [binder]; United Citizens, Nixon-Agnew [binder]; Press releases, talking points, etc. [binder]; Speech writing materials on various topics including Air/Space Extension, Balanced Budget/Economy, Crime, Defense/Foreign Policy, GOP, Heath/Education, Highways, Property Rights, Speech, United Nations, etc. [binder]; Speech writing materials on various topics including Budget and Auburn Dam [binder]; United Citizens, Nixon-Agnew, Report 10-5-68 [binder]

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. John W. Warner papers, 1967/2009, bulk 1967/2008
  3. John Warner papers (-by accession), 1970/2007

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