Date range: 1972 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1972

1972 (3 CDs) Box Series 14, Subseries 3, Box 8

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1972-73 County Appropriations (Summary) Box 27, Folder 4

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1972-73 Department of Medicine Faculty Housestaff Box 041, Folder 049

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1972-73 Department of Medicine Faculty Housestaff Box 041, Folder 050

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1972-73 Season: membership correspondence; Fall Meeting-announcement, agenda, Caroline Keck (lecturer) correspondence/biography; potential Collector of the Year memos, correspondence; Collector of the Year (Blumka)-announcement, exhibition pamphlet, correspondence; Dinner-announcement, memos, Randall (speaker) correspondence; Feb./Mar. Workshop Series-announcement, Marvin Schwarz (speaker) correspondence, Stewart Treviranus (speaker) correspondence, Ron Dalzell (speaker)- correspondence, agenda, press release Box RG-19 Box 1, Folder 24

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1972-74 Budget Box 42, Folder 6

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[1972 and 1976 Membership Rosters] Box 1, Folder 37

Original folder was titled "1976 RATC Membership Roster N=68".

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1972 Annual Meeting Box 22

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1972 Annual Report and Work Papers Box 108, Folder 18

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"1972 Appointments" Box 95, Folder 1

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