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Inventory of the David Price Papers, 1960-1998 and undated

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Descriptive Summary

Repository
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University
Creator
Price, David Eugene
Title
David Price Papers, 1960-1998 and undated
Language of Material
Material in English
Extent
147 Linear Feet

86,800 Items
Abstract
David Price is a political science professor at Duke University, and Democratic congressman from North Carolina's Fourth District since 1987 (re-elected in 2006).
The David Price Papers (1960-1998) document the scholarly and political career of David Eugene Price, including his days as a graduate student in the 1960s, his tenure as a political science professor and Democratic Party staff member, and, finally, his years as a Democratic congressman from North Carolina's Fourth District. Records from Price's political headquarters contain thousands of original documents, handwritten and computer-generated; printed materials such as legislative bills and campaign publicity; and a variety of audiovisual materials, including photographs, some slides, many videos, and audio recordings. The collection is especially rich for researchers interested in the American political party system, the work and life of legislators, North Carolina history and government, the North Carolina Democratic and Republican parties, the U.S. Congress, its committee structure, the Hunt Commission, and the broader legislative process. Other materials document political campaigns, notably David Price's own congressional campaigns and Albert Gore's senatorial campaign of 1970-1971.
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Administrative Information

Access Restrictions
Collection is restricted.
In addition, patrons must sign the Acknowledgment of Legal Responsibility and Privacy Rights form before using this collection.
Also, original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed.
All or portions of this collection may be housed off-site in Duke University's Library Service Center. Consequently, there may be a 24-hour delay in obtaining these materials.
Please contact Research Services staff before visiting the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library to use this collection.
Copyright Notice
The copyright interests in this collection have not been transferred to Duke University. For more information, consult the copyright section of the Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], David Price Papers, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The David Price Papers were received by the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library as a transfer in 1988 and 1997.
Processing Information
Processed by Lisa Chandek-Stark and Michael Shumate, November 2004
Encoded by Lisa Chandek-Stark, Michael Shumate, and Paula Jeannet Mangiafico
Completed November 2006
Accessions 1987-0002, 1987-0005, 1995-0063, and 1998-0516 were merged into one collection, described in this finding aid.
Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, NCEAD guidelines, and local Style Guide.
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Biographical Note

1940 Aug. 17
Born in Johnson City, Tenn. to a high school principal and a teacher.
1957-1959Studied at Mars Hill College
1959Morehead Scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
1961Earned B.A. from UNC-Chapel Hill
1963Hired as summer intern for Senator Bartlett (D.-Alaska); subsequently worked for several summers as a legislative aide
1964
Received Bachelor of Divinity degree from Yale University.
Canvassed for Johnson-Humphrey presidential ticket
1967-1969Instructor at Yale University
1968Married Lisa Kanwit
1969Received Ph.D. in political science from Yale University and obtained faculty appointment there
1970Organized campus groups and Get-Out-The-Vote operations in Senator Albert Gore's (Sr.) (D.-Tenn.) last reelection campaign
1970-1973Resident Fellow, Trumbull College at Yale University
1972
Dissertation published as Who Makes the Laws? (Schenkman, 1972).
Served as a field organizer in Muskie's presidential campaign
1973-Joined political science faculty at Duke University. Helped launch what later became the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy
1975Published The Commerce Committees: A Study of the House and Senate Commerce Committees
1976Served as Deputy Campaign Manager for North Carolina, managing two congressional districts in Jimmy Carter's presidential campaign
1978-1979Served as a Field Associate in the Community Development Block Grant monitoring project, The Brookings Institution
1979-1980Executive Director of the North Carolina Democratic Party
1981-1982Staff Director, Democratic Party Commission on Presidential Nomination
1981-1983Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Political Science, Duke University
1983-1984Served as Chairman of the North Carolina Democratic Party
1984Published Bringing Back the Parties (Congressional Quarterly Press, 1984)
1985 Apr. 13Announced candidacy for the U.S. House of Representatives from North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District
1986 Nov. 4Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives (100th Congress)
1987
Appointed to three House committees: Banking and Financial Services (formerly Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs); Science (formerly Science, Space, and Technology); and Small Business.
Appointed to two subcommittees of the Science Committee: Science, Research, and Technology; and Investigations and Oversight.
Joined the Democratic Budget Group.
Sponsored the Home Equity Loan Consumer Protection Act
1988
Won reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives (101st Congress).
Left the Small Business Committee
1989
Switched from the Investigations Subcommittee to the Natural Resources, Agriculture Research, and Environment Subcommittee.
Became co-chair of the Democratic Budget Group.
Joined the Democratic Caucus' Committee on Organization, Study, and Review
1990
Awarded the American Political Science Association's Hubert H. Humphrey Public Service Award.
Won reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives (102nd Congress)
1991
Appointed to House Appropriations Committee. Joined Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, and Subcommittee on Agriculture and Rural Development.
Gave up assignments on House Banking, and Science, Space, and Technology Committees.
Appointed At-Large Majority Whip
1992
Published first edition of The Congressional Experience (Westview Press).
Passage of a bill first introduced by Price, the Scientific and Advanced-Technology Act of 1992.
Won a reelection bid to the U.S. House of Representatives (103rd Congress)
1993
Left the Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture and Rural Development for the Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary Subcommittee.
Joined the Budget Committee
1994Lost reelection campaign to the U.S. House of Representatives (104th Congress).
1995Returned to faculty position at Duke University
1996Regained seat in U.S. House of Representatives (105th Congress) for the Fourth District
1997
Reappointed to House Appropriations Committee.
Received appointment to Appropriations subcommittees VA-HUD, and Treasury, Postal, and General Government.
The Price Education Affordability Act was passed
1998
Won reelection campaign to U.S. House of Representatives (106th Congress).
Reappointed to House Budget Committee
1999-2000Served on Budget Committee Task Force on Natural Resources and the Environment
2000
Published second edition of The Congressional Experience (Westview Press).
Reelected to U.S. House of Representatives (107th Congress)
2002Reelected to U.S. House of Representatives (108th Congress)
2004-2006Reelected to the U.S. House of Representatives

Price was involved in a number of caucuses, including the Sunbelt Caucus for Members with interests in the southern U.S. For more biographical information, including a list of the many articles Price published, see his curriculum vitae within the collection.

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Collection Overview

The David Price Papers document the scholarly and political career of David Eugene Price, including his days as a graduate student in the 1960s, his tenure as a political science professor and Democratic Party staff member, and, finally, his years as a Democratic congressman from North Carolina's Fourth District from 1987 through 1998. Records from Price's political headquarters record the routine activities of Price and his office staff, and the larger system of government in which he participated. The files contain documents, handwritten and computer-generated; printed materials such as legislative bills and campaign publicity; and a variety of audiovisual materials, including photographs, some slides, many videos, and audio recordings. The collection is especially rich for researchers interested in the American political party system, the work and life of legislators, North Carolina history and government, the North Carolina Democratic and Republican Parties, the U.S. Congress, its committee structure, the Hunt Commission, and especially the larger legislative process. Other topics include political campaigns, notably Price's own campaigns and Albert Gore's senatorial campaign of 1970-1971.
Three primary groups comprise the collection. Full descriptions of series and subseries within these groups are found below in the detailed collection description. The Pre-Congressional Papers primarily document Price's years as a student, then as a professor at Yale and Duke Universities; they also trace Price's early involvement with the Democratic Party. These papers are a foundation and prelude to Price's later work as a member of Congress. The Congressional Papers were compiled during his years in public office, and reveal Price's activities as a member of Congress, and his relationships with colleagues, constituents, and other political stakeholders. Finally, the Campaign Office Files were created from the activity of his campaign office in Raleigh, North Carolina, largely separate - as required by law - from the work of his congressional office.
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Processing Note

Most original folders and folder titles have been retained. Labels included many abbreviations, acronyms, and initials; the full versions were added in brackets whenever possible. "DP" in folder titles and elsewhere usually refers to "David Price" but can also mean "Democratic Party." Keyword searching is possible within the container list, with some important limitations. First, the expanded forms of acronyms and abbreviations were not added in every instance but rather at the first occurrence with a new series or subseries. Second, labels are not standardized. For example, the search "breast cancer" might retrieve some folders, but not the one labeled "Cancer--breast." A search for the EPA's "Southern Appalachian Mountains Air Quality Initiative" within this collection may not retrieve folders labeled only as "Southern Appalachian Air Quality." To be comprehensive, therefore, searches need to be formulated in several ways. Please consult with a Research Services staff when using this collection.
Dates were obtained by sampling within folders and so may not be strictly accurate. Sampling was also used to identify the content of audiovisual materials, therefore descriptions for recordings may not be complete.
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Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
List of Series in Collection
Pre-Congressional Papers Record Group, 1960-1988 and undated, bulk 1970-1986
Congressional Papers Record Group, 1981-1994 and undated
Campaign Office Files Record Group, 1982-1997 and undated
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Detailed Description of Collection

Pre-Congressional Papers Record Group, 1960-1988 and undated, bulk 1970-1986

These files document the bulk of David Price's academic career prior to his entry into elective office, and reveal the formation of Price's intellectual interest in politics and political parties. Beginning in the mid-1960s during his time as a graduate student at Yale University, they continue through his years on the faculties of Yale and Duke, and end in 1988 during his first term in Congress. The materials are divided into three series, all described further below: Political Party Files; Correspondence and Administrative Files; and Research and Writings. Within each series, the folders are arranged in alphabetical order by title.
The Pre-Congressional Papers are open, but researchers are required to sign a release form to use them. Separate restrictions and signed permissions apply to unpublished interviews in the Research and Writings Series; see the notes for that series and folders within it for further information.

Political Party Files Series, 1960-1986 and undated

 (13 boxes)
Documents Price's close observance of, employment with, and research on the Republican and Democratic political parties, from his graduate work at Yale up to the time he was first elected to Congress. During much of this period Price was serving as a professor of political science at Yale and Duke Universities. Concurrently he also worked for the North Carolina State Democratic Party in various capacities, serving as executive director and as state party chair, and for the national party as director of the Hunt Commission (Commission on Presidential Nominations). The files illustrate the inter-relationship of Price's political work and research. Many of the topical folders contain Price's notes, often related to his writings, as well as articles and documents written by others. Background files for his book on American political parties, Bringing Back the Parties, can be found in this series. As in other parts of the collection, Price's relationships with other prominent political figures are documented here, especially with Jim Hunt, North Carolina governor and head of the Hunt Commission. Correspondence, Hunt Commission documents and meeting transcripts, and a file on Jim Hunt's Senate race against Jesse Helms are included. Other files relate to talks Price gave as a state party leader and include the speeches themselves or Price's notes. There are also files on conferences attended, polling information, and numerous files on Democratic campaigns such as Hunt-Helms (U.S. Senate, 1984), Muskie (U.S. Presidency, 1972), Carter (U.S. Presidency, 1980), and Albert Gore, Sr. (U.S. Senate, 1970).
The files are arranged roughly in alphabetical order by title.
See also the Research and Writings Series for further documentation of Price's research interests.
Box PCP-1
1980 Election-Issues, Commentary, 1980
1980 Jim Hunt-Political, 1979-1982  (2 folders)
1980 Races-Returns, Miscellaneous, 1980
1982 Elections, 1981-1982
1984 Issues, 1983-1984  (3 folders)
1984 Races-N.C., 1982-1983 and undated
Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, 1984
The American Assembly-The Future of American Political Parties, Conference, 1982
American Politics-Elections, 1970-1985
Box PCP-2
Articles and Primaries, 1976-1983
Articles-Party Conventions, 1960-1984  (3 folders)
Bringing Back the Parties-- Reviews, Notes, Data, 1981-1986
Bringing Back the Parties, Transcript, undated  (1-4 of 5 folders)
Box PCP-3
Bringing Back the Parties, Transcript, undated  (5 of 5 folders)
Britt, Andrews, Other 1982 Races, 1982
Campaign Finance, 1973-1986
Campaign Finance-Data, 1980-1984
Campaign Finance-Legal Issues, 1979-1985
Campaign Memos, 1976-1977  (2 folders)
Campaign of 1984, 1983-1984
Campaign Planning, 1984
Campaign Planning, GOTV [Get Out the Vote], 1980-1984
Campaigns (1984), 1982-1984
Box PCP-4
Campaigns-Miscellaneous, 1976-1984
Carter (1976)- Correspondence, 1976-1977
Carter Nomination, 1979-1980
Chairman's Memos, 1983-1984
Congressional Campaign Committees, 1982-1983
Congressional Reform-Bolling Committee, 1974  (2 folders)
County Democratic Parties
Caswell, Person, Granville, and Franklin Counties, 1976
Chatham, Orange, Randolph, 1976-1981
Durham (1976-1980), 1976-1981
Vance, Halifax, and Warren Counties, 1976 and undated
Wake (1976, 1980), 1976-1978
DCCC [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee]-Post Election Survey in Eight Selected Congressional Districts, 1980 Dec.
Box PCP-5
Democratic National Committee (DNC)
DNC, 1984-1985
Chairmanship, 1984-1985
Commission on Presidential Nomination, 1981-1982 and undated  (3 folders)
Commission Reports, 1969-1978
General, 1980-1983
Box PCP-6
Democratic National Committee (DNC)
Hunt Commission
Alternative or Supplementary Language, 1982
Background, 1981
Charter Revisions, 1982
Data, Staff Documents, 1981-1983
Implementation, CRC, 1982-1984
Memos, Speeches, 1981-1985
Miscellaneous Notes, 1981-1982
DNC-Hunt Commission-Press, 1981-1982
Rules-Their Effect, 1984-1985
Transcripts, 1981 Nov.  (2 folders)
Transcripts, 1982 Jan.  (3 folders)
Box PCP-7
Democratic National Committee (DNC)
Hunt Commission
Transcripts, 1982 Jan. [partial]  (3 folders)
Transcripts, 1982 Feb.
Issues, Strategy Council, 1969-1983  (2 folders)
Meeting to Approve Commission Reports, 1982
Midterm Conference, 1978-1982
Platform Accountability Commission, 1982-1983
Box PCP-8
Democratic Future-Post 1984
Democratic Party (1976), 1976
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee- Consultation Weekend Materials, circa 1984
Duke Forum [on Presidential Nominations], 1981
Edgecombe-Nash, 1976
Election (1984), 1979-1984
Fairness Commission/Presidential Nomination Post, 1984, 1985
Education Materials-Gore Campaign, 1970
Elections, 1970-1982
Finances [State DP], 1984-1985
Gore-Article on Precinct Operations; Memphis and [Lupfer?] Correspondence, 1970 and undated
Gore Campaign-Davidson, 1970-1971 and undated
Gore Campaign-Knox, 1970-1971
Gore Campaign Literature, 1970 and undated
Box PCP-9
Gore Campaign-Notes and Memoranda, Clippings and Articles, 1970-1972
Gore Campaign-Polls, 1970
Gore Campaign-Ward and Precinct Work, 1970
Helms newspaper ads, 1978-1984
Hunt Campaign (1984), 1983-1984
Institute of Politics, Kennedy School of Government, The Parties and the Nominating Process, Conference, 1981
Issues-Democratic Agenda, 1981-1984  (2 folders)
Issues, Reagan, 1981-1984
Leland Commission, 1981-1982
Local Parties, 1961-1983
Muskie and McGovern Campaigns, Clippings, Materials, 1971-1972
Box PCP-10
Muskie N.C. Campaign-Correspondence, 1971-1972
National Convention, 1977-1984  (2 folders)
Oversize Box OVSZ 1
National Journal, 1984 Apr., July  (2 folders)
National Party Role, 1980-1985
N.C.-Cambridge Survey Research, 1976 Election Standings, Other N.C. Polls (1980, 1984), 1976-1984  (3 folders)
NCDP [North Carolina Democratic Party], Current, 1985
NC SDEC- Finances, Memos, 1980-1981
Nomination Process-Articles and Bibliography (General), 1979-1982
Other Candidates and Hunt, 1974-1976
Box PCP-11
PR Book-Nominations Data, 1970-1980
Parties and Community, undated
Parties, etc, DP Talks, 1977-1984
Parties in Government
State, 1979-1984
National-Executive Branch, 1978-1983
National-Congress, 1978-1983
Parties in the Electorate, 1978-1983
Parties-Role, Current Health, 1979-1980
Parties-The Normative Argument, 1979-1982
Party- Campaign Finance-Articles, 1975-1983  (3 folders)
Party-Legal Status, 1979-1985  (1 of 2 folders)
Box PCP-12
Party-Legal Status, 1979-1985  (2 of 2 folders)
Party Reform-Its Consequences, 1977-1985 and undated
Party to People, 1984 and undated
Platform Accountability, 1980-1984
Precinct Work, undated
Price Speaking Engagements, 1979-1985
RNC-Commission Reports, 1967-1984
Reapportionment, 1981-1982
Republican National Committee, 1980-1984
Republican National Committee, Pamphlets, 1978-1980
Republican Party-Issues, 1966-1983
Returns, News Stories, 1976
Box PCP-13
Rules Commissions-Background and Commentary, 1971-1985
Runoff Primary, 1984
State Law and Parties, 1976-1983  (2 folders)
State Parties, Plans, 1980-1984  (2 folders)
Tennessee Politics, Statewide, 1970-1972  (3 folders)

Correspondence and Administrative Files Series, 1969-1986 and undated

 (6 boxes)
Documents various aspects of Price's political and academic careers. Political files illuminate Price's ties to other prominent Democrats and his work on the Democratic Party's behalf, chiefly through correspondence, while academic files concern Price's academic administrative responsibilities, chiefly at Duke University and less often at Yale University; some materials pertain to personal activities such as Price's leave of absence, including fellowship applications, course syllabi, and course evaluations. Other items, such as departmental newsletters and other materials, give a larger picture of Price's academic environment. One file relates to the controversy over whether Duke should host the Richard M. Nixon Presidential Library. While correspondence is scattered throughout the Pre-Congressional Papers, this series contains several folders devoted almost entirely to correspondence. These letters to and from Price cover both personal and political topics, with the latter most often about fundraising.
The series is roughly arranged alphabetically by topic.
Box PCP-13
APSA [American Political Science Association], Professional Affairs, 1974-1985
CDBG [Community Development Block Grant]-General, 1977-1984
Box PCP-14
CDBG-Current, 1977-1979
CDBG-Final Reports-Raleigh, Durham, 1978-1981  (2 folders)
Correspondence, Personal/Professional, 1970-1985
Duke Institute of Policy Sciences and Public Affairs, 1974-1986  (2 folders)
Duke Policy News, 1976-1986  (2 folders)
Duke Political Science Department and General, 1975-1986  (2 folders)
Box PCP-15
Duke-recruitment and promotion
Duke-Reports and Documents, 1974-1981 and undated
Durham-CDBG, 1975-1979  (3 folders)
England, 1975-1978
Evaluations (Duke and Yale), 1973-1975 and undated
Fundraising Letters, 1983-1986
Leave of Absence-Closed, 1970-1975
Nixon Library, 1981-1982
Box PCP-16
Price-Personal and Press, 1983-1985
Price-Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1980-1986
Prospectuses and Proposals, 1974-1983  (2 folders)
Raleigh-CDBG, 1976-1978  (2 folders)
Research Council, 1975-1985
Schenkman, Genl. Learning, 1969-1979
SVHE [Society for Values in Higher Education], undated
Box PCP-17
SVHE-Current, 1980-1985
SVHE-Publications, Documents, Miscellaneous, 1975-1986  (4 folders)
Price-Press-Current, 1979-1983
Syllabi, Miscellaneous Article Offprints, 1971-1985
Wofford College-National Seminar on Civic Learning in the Education of the Teaching Profession, 1984-1985
Workshop for the Future of North Carolina, 1981
Box PCP-18
Yale-Political Science Department and General, 1970-1975  (2 folders)

Research and Writings Series, 1960s-1988 and undated

 (9 boxes)
These materials, dating from the time of Price's dissertation research up to his first election in 1987, document his career-long interest and extensive scholarship in politics and the legislative process. While similar to the Political Party Files in that both contain research, these files focus less on Price's work for the Democratic Party or his academic work on the subject of political parties. Topics instead relate more to his scholarship in other areas of government and legislative policy.
While there is no draft of Price's dissertation within the collection, a number of files pertain to that research, including notes from many Senate interviews. Often the folders are topically centered on various congressional committees or particular policy areas (e.g. oceanography). Articles by others accompanied by Price's notes and pertinent correspondence may be found in this subseries also. As in previous subseries, correspondence is scattered throughout. These are the types of files presumably created as research files to assist Price in his own writing. In fact, there are more research materials than there are actual writings by Price himself. Document types include numerous handwritten notes, some article drafts, writings by others, and printed materials such as clippings, and parts of the Congressional Record. Congressional publications are often included.
Arranged alphabetically by folder title.
This series contains unpublished interviews in certain folders. Use of unpublished interviews in autobiographical material is restricted. Permission is not granted for publication. The user is responsible for obtaining permission to publish from the interviews.
Box PCP-18
Adversary System- Article, 1976
Article-Congressional Staff, 1969-1978
Article-Community, 1971-1975
Article- "Community, Mediating Structures, and Public Policy," 1979
Article- "The 'Quest for Community' and Public Policy," 1977
Article- "Reply to Berger and Neuhaus," 1979
Article- "The 'Rights Model': Strengths and Shortcomings, " (working draft--not for circulation), undated
Article-Sugar Policy, 1970-1979
Article- "Volunteers for Gore," 1970
Aviation, 1973-1975
Bills-Notes on Legislative History, 1965-1966  (2 folders)
Box PCP-19
Broadcasting, 1972-1976
Civil Rights, 1972-1976
Commerce Committees and Miscellaneous, Article, 1966-1977  (2 folders)
Committee Environment-Article, 1975-1982
Committee Environment-Article-Notes and Update [Matl.?], 1973-1982
Committee for Party Renewal, 1982-1988  (2 folders)
Box PCP-20
Communications Interviews, 1970-1978  (2 folders)
Use of unpublished interviews in autobiographical material is restricted. Permission is not granted for publication. The user is responsible for obtaining permission to publish from the interviews.
Congress-Leadership, 1977-1984
Congress Project, 1972-1980
Congressional Oversight, 1976-1977 and undated
Congress-Theoretical Material, 1961-1978
Consumer Subcommittee-General, 1971-1979  (2 folders)
Corrected Drafts-Commerce, 1964-1969  (1 of 2 folders)
Box PCP-21
Corrected Drafts-Commerce, 1964-1969  (2 of 2 folders)
Data-Committees and Chamber, undated
Dissertation, 1965-1974  (2 folders)
Dissertation-Background Reading, 1965-1968
Dissertation-Statistics and Data, 1960s
Dodd-Oppenheimer Article, 1978-1984
Dodd-Oppenheimer Revision, 1978-1984
Education Reorganization Study, 1970-1979  (2 folders)
Box PCP-22
Energy, 1972-1976 and undated
Environment, 1970-1977  (3 folders)
Ethics-Legislative, 1976-1984  (4 folders)
Finance Interviews, 1966-1967  (2 folders)
Use of unpublished interviews in autobiographical material is restricted. Permission is not granted for publication. The user is responsible for obtaining permission to publish from the interviews.
Box PCP-23
Full Committee, 1973-1977  (2 folders)
Gore Campaign- JOP [Journal of Politics] Article, 1972 and undated
Graphs-Background Material, 1972-1973 and undated
Health Subcommittee, House, 1971-1982  (3 folders)
Investigations-Old File, 1972-1977
Box PCP-24
LPW [Labor and Public Welfare] Interviews, 1967  (2 folders)
Use of unpublished interviews in autobiographical material is restricted. Permission is not granted for publication. The user is responsible for obtaining permission to publish from the interviews.
Lupfer, SSQ [Social Science Quarterly] Article, 1970-1975
Merchant Marine, 1970-1977  (2 folders)
Notes (Dissertation?), circa 1966
Oceanography, 1971-1975  (3 folders)
Box PCP-25
Oversight-Interviews, Data, 1975-1979  (2 folders)
Use of unpublished interviews in autobiographical material is restricted. Permission is not granted for publication. The user is responsible for obtaining permission to publish from the interviews.
Policy Comparison, Article, 1971
Presidency-Conferences, etc., 1976
Progressives and WWI-Article, 1976-1980  (2 folders)
Radiation, 1968-1977  (3 folders)
Box PCP-26
Reform and Oversight Committee-Article, 1977-1978  (2 folders)
Senate Commerce Interviews, 1967
Staff, Congressional, 1974-1977
Surface Transportation, 1971-1977  (2 folders)

Congressional Papers Record Group, 1981-1994 and undated

The Congressional Papers document Price's many interactions with staff, congressional colleagues, North Carolina constituents, foreign dignitaries, and a variety of corporate entities. In addition to routine office records such as correspondence, clippings, memos, background informational documents, printed materials, bills, and press releases, there are also many specialized document types reflecting the political nature of the office's work: committee testimony, Democratic Study Group Fact Sheets, parts of the Congressional Record, Congressional Research Service documents, "Dear Colleague" letters, and others.

Personal/Political Files Series, 1981-1994, bulk 1986-1994

 (23 boxes)
Files are not primarily a direct product of Price's lawmaking duties but reflect his experience as an individual in Congress across a broad spectrum of activities: interaction with various bodies of the Democratic Party such as the DLC (Democratic Leadership Council) and DNC (Democratic National Committee); work with more peripheral organizations such as the German Study Group and the North Atlantic Assembly; and daily schedules and official trips.

Orientation Materials and Handbooks Subseries, 1986-1992
Documents in binders created from at least two different sessions for new members of Congress: one held at Harvard University in December 1986; and another held at Williamsburg, Va. in 1987 and sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute, the Brookings Institution, and the Congressional Research Service. Arranged in order as they were removed from their original binders.
Box CPP-1
Committee on House Administration, New Member Orientation Handbook, 1986 Dec.-1992  (3 folders)
Full title is "U.S. House of Representatives New Member Orientation Handbook including the Regulations and Accounting Procedures for Allowances and Expenses of Members and Employees of the U.S. House of Representatives." The title page is dated December 1986, but inserted in the binder were expense and allowance totals through the 102nd Congress (1992).
Harvard University, and USHR [U.S. House of Representatives] Committee on House Administration, Program for Newly-Elected Members, I, 1986 Dec.  (4 folders)
Harvard University, and USHR Committee on House Administration, Program for Newly-Elected Members, II, 1986 Dec.  (2 folders)
Harvard University, and USHR Committee on House Administration, Program for Newly-Elected Members, Final Report, 1987 Mar.
Box CPP-2
American Enterprise Institute, et al., Seminar for New Members of the 100th Congress, 1987 Jan.  (2 folders)
American Enterprise Institute, et al., Seminar for New Members of the 100th Congress, Final Report and Loose Item, 1987 Jan.

Member Files Subseries, 1981-1994 and undated
Files are arranged according to original topical divisions and contain a variety of documents including correspondence, printed materials, meeting documents, memos, articles, trip itineraries, and handwritten notes.
Academic and political entities mentioned frequently include the following: the American Political Science Association (APSA); the Democratic Caucus; the caucus Committee on Organization, Study, and Review (OSR); the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC); the House Appropriations Committee; the German Study Group (a congressional organization Price chaired); the Brookings Institute; the German Marshall Fund; and the North Atlantic Assembly. Also notable are files on Democratic conventions as well as House member Jim Wright. Finally, in addition to the files on specific topics and organizations, more general working files include travel files that document his many appointments to U.S. delegations, and correspondence with academic contacts, other House members, Senators, and the White House.
Files are arranged alphabetically by topic; within these topics, folders are unarranged.
For other academically-related materials, see the Pre-Congressional Record Group.

Academic, 1988-1994
Box CPP-2
Academic Articles re: Congress, 1988-1993
University of Toronto, circa 1993
Library of Congress, American Memory, 1990
Verkuil/Restoring Trust in Government, 1994

APSA [American Political Science Association], 1988-1994
These materials relate to Price's APSA membership and committee service. See additional APSA files within the Pre-Congressional Papers.
Box CPP-2
National Capital Area Political Science Association, 1992-1993
Pub. APSA Booklet, 1989
Barden Lecture, 1993
Catholic Univ., 1991-1993
Harvard/Yale visit (1989 May), 1988-1989
APSA Council, 1994  (2 folders)
Box CPP-3
APSA Dauer Award, 1990
APSA, Role of Parties Roundtable, 1988
APSA Fellowships, 1988-1993  (2 folders)
Southern Political Science Association, 1993

Administration, 1993
These materials relate to administration of Price's own offices.
Box CPP-3
1993 Staff Retreat, 1993

Caucus Files, 1989-1994 and undated
Of note are materials on various issue conferences.
Box CPP-3
Caucus 1994, Issues Conference, 1994  (2 folders)
Caucus 1993, Issues Conference, 1993
Caucus 1992, Issues Conference, 1992  (2 folders)
Caucus 1991, Issues Conference, 1991
History Project, Denise Baer, 1991-1994  (1 of 2 folders)
Box CPP-4
History Project, Denise Baer, 1991-1994  (2 of 2 folders)
Democratic Caucus Notes, 1990 and undated
Task Forces, 1992
Democratic Caucus and party effectiveness, 1989

OSR [Democratic Caucus Committee on Organization, Study, and Review] , 1989-1994
Includes numerous memos.
Box CPP-4
OSR-101st, 1989-1991  (4 folders)
OSR-102nd, 1991-1992  (1-2 of 3 folders)
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OSR-102nd, 1991-1992  (3 of 3 folders)
OSR-103rd, 1993-1994

Congress, 1985-1994
These files center on Congress as an entity itself and reflect Price's academic interests in issues such as congressional ethics. For similar materials, see the Pre-Congressional Papers.
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Congress-Ethics, 1985-1994
Congress-History, 1989
Joint Committee on Organization [of Congress], 1992-1994  (2 folders)

Correspondence, 1988-1994
These files hold copies of mostly outgoing correspondence arranged into four categories. There are numerous letters from the White House including some from Bill Clinton and Al Gore as well as other VIP correspondents, especially House Members. Some constituent correspondence is present.
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Correspondence-Academic, 1988-1994
Correspondence-Administration, 1993-1994
TY-Colleagues, [Thank You?], 1993-1994
Correspondence, Misc., 1991-1994  (2 folders)

DLC [Democratic Leadership Council], 1981-1993
Includes documents discussing "the right message" for the party. For related materials, see also the Political Party Files within the Pre-Congressional Papers.
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DLC [Democratic Leadership Council], 100th 1986-1988  (2 folders)
DLC-101st, 1989-1990  (2 folders)
DLC-102nd, 1991-1992
DLC-103rd, 1993  (2 folders)
DLC-Al From, Yellowbook, 1981-1989

House Politics, 1986-1994
Documents Price's successful efforts to gain appointment to the House Appropriations Committee. Items include contact lists and rankings of competitors. There are also materials in this section documenting various leadership races in Congress, such as correspondence between Members asking or thanking for support.
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Appropriations Committee Bid, 1986-1990  (2 folders)
Leadership Races (1995), 1994
Leadership Races (1991), 1990
Leadership Races (1989), 1989

Panels, 1987-1994
Includes materials on the Bicentennial of the Declaration of Independence and other forums.
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Bicentennial Exhibition, 1987
North Carolina Humanities Center Panel, 1991-1992
Japan-U.S. Partnership Forum, 1989-1990
US-Japan Economic Agenda, 1992-1994

Policy, 1985-1993 and undated
Prominent organizations represented include the Commission on Science, Technology, and Government, the German Study Group, and the Japan Study Group. Includes folder of Price's foreign policy "talking points."
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Carnegie Commission on Science and Technology [Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government], 1990
German Study Group, 1989-1993  (3 folders)
German Study Group [Handbook?], 1985-1990
Japanese Study Group, undated
Miscellaneous Talking Points-Foreign Policy, 1987-1991  (2 folders)
North Atlantic Assembly, 1992-1993

Political, 1988-1993
Democratic Party Convention files hold related correspondence and meeting documents including a report on delegate selection. Folders on Jim Wright include internal documents.
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Democratic Convention (1992), 1992  (2 folders)
DNC Chairman Race, 1989
DNC Rules
CRS Report-Delegate Selection, 1992
1992 Election, 1992
Message Retreat (1993), 1993
Jim Wright, 1988-1989  (1-2 of 4 folders)
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Jim Wright, 1988-1989  (3-4 of 4 folders)
Platform (1992), 1992  (2 folders)

Publications, 1987-1989
Includes materials related to writings Price produced while serving as Congressman. For similar materials see also the Pre-Congressional Papers.
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Brookings Article, 1988-1989
Pub. History of 4th District, 1987-1989  (2 folders)

Trip Files, 1986-1993
Documents the trips abroad Price took as a Congressional delegate, often meeting with foreign government officials. A file often provides information on a particular country as it was viewed at the time through correspondence and preparatory materials. Several trips were related to Price's chairmanship of the House German Study Group. Other prominent organizations represented in this set of files include the Conference of American and British Parliamentarians, the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, the German Marshall Fund, and the North Atlantic Assembly.
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Germany (1987 Apr.), 1986-1987
Norway (1987 Aug.), 1986-1987  (2 folders)
Anglo-American Parliamentarians, St. Croix (1989 Jan.), 1989
Berlin (1989 Mar.), 1987-1989  (1 of 2 folders)
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Berlin (1989 Mar.), 1987-1989  (2 of 2 folders)
China/Japan (1989 Aug.), 1989  (2 folders)
Nicaragua (1990 Feb.), 1989-1990  (2 folders)
Germany (1990 May), 1990  (2 folders)
NAA [North Atlantic Assembly]-London/Morocco (1990 Nov.), 1990  (1-2 of 3 folders)
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NAA [North Atlantic Assembly]-London/Morocco (1990 Nov.), 1990  (3 of 3 folders)
Israel (1990 Jan.), 1989-1990  (2 folders)
Soviet Union (1991 July), 1990-1991  (2 folders)
Madrid (1991 Oct.), 1991  (3 folders)
Russia (1992 Nov.), 1992-1993
NAA Trip (1992 Nov.), 1989-1992  (1 of 3 folders)
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NAA Trip (1992 Nov.), 1989-1992  (2-3 of 3 folders)

Member Schedules Subseries, 1987-1994
Contains printouts of Price's official schedule. It dates from his early days in office (Jan. 1987) through Dec. 1994. Included are events held in both Washington, DC and North Carolina, places, dates and times, as well as contact information and notes.
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1987
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-June
July-Sept.
Oct.-Dec.
1988
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-June
July-Sept.
Oct.-Dec.
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1989
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-June
July-Sept.
Oct.-Dec.
1990
Jan.-Mar.
Apr.-June
July-Sept.
Oct.-Dec.
1991 Jan.-Dec.
1992 Jan.-Dec.
1993 Jan.-Dec.
1994 Jan.-Dec.

Correspondence Subseries, 1986-1994
Correspondence sent to and from Congressman Price documenting interactions with constituents; corporations and other organizations; government colleagues, especially other House Members; government agencies; national associations and organizations; and various notable political figures including U.S. presidents and foreign dignitaries. Notable correspondents include many House Members and Senators including Speaker Jim Wright, Terry Sanford, and other officials including President Bill Clinton, and Vice President Al Gore. Though some of the letters are routine congratulations or requests, others document in great detail his legislative relationships, activities, and appearances, and shed light on political issues important to Price and his constituency at any given time. It is likely that some of the outgoing letters were written by Price's staff.
Topics range range widely depending on the issues of the time. Letters devoted to topics of particular interest to North Carolina such as National Science Foundation funding for Wake Technical Community College, drilling off the North Carolina coast, an air route to London from Raleigh, N.C., and funding of Environmental Protection Agency construction in Price's district. Other topics mentioned repeatedly include the national budget and budget votes, reproductive rights, affordable housing, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the 1988 Civil Rights Restoration Act, crime bills, the Title X Gag Rule, the Persian Gulf War, gun control especially regarding assault weapons and the Brady Bill, the environment, energy policy, surface transportation, appropriations bills, the Super Collider project, the Freedom of Choice Act, the Student Loan Affordability Act, health care reform, the Scientific and Technical Education Act of 1992, and the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Constituent letters were often copied and attached to letters sent to Price's colleagues, government agencies, or VIPs. Similarly, much of the mail in this series could be described as issue mail since issues are discussed throughout, but Price also maintained a separate file with this designation.
See also correspondence in the Member Files subseries of the Personal/Political Files. There is also correspondence throughout the Pre-Congressional Papers, some in the Campaign Files of the Personal/Political Files, and spread throughout the entire collection.
Correspondence files are arranged by year, and then by type of correspondent.
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1986 Member Correspondence, 1986-1987
1987
Letters to Colleagues, 1987
Letters from Colleagues, 1987
Letters to Executive Agencies, 1987
Letters from Executive Agencies, 1987
Personal Thank Yous from Individuals, 1986-1987
Thank Yous from Colleagues, Federal Government, 1987
Thank Yous from Groups, Associations, Organizations, 1987  (2 folders)
1988
Letters to Colleagues, 1988
Letters from Colleagues, 1987-1988
Letters to Executive Agencies, 1987-1988
Letters from Executive Agencies, 1988
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Thank Yous from Individuals, 1987-1988
Thank Yous from Colleagues, Federal Government, 1988
Thank Yous from N.C. Groups, Organizations, Associations, 1988
Thank Yous from National Groups, Organizations, Associations, 1988
1989
Letters to Colleagues, 1988-1989
Letters from Colleagues, 1989
Letters to Executive Agencies, 1989
Letters from Executive Agencies, 1988-1989
Thank Yous (Individuals), 1989-1990
Thank Yous (M.C.s [ Members of Congress] and Government), 1989
Thank Yous (Government and N.C. Groups), 1988-1990
Thank Yous (National Groups), 1989
1990
Personal Correspondence, 1990
Letters to Colleagues, 1990
Letters from Colleagues, 1990
Letters to Executive Agencies, 1990
Letters from Executive Agencies, 1990
Thank Yous (Individuals), 1990
Thank Yous (M.C.s) (Federal Government), 1990
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Thank Yous (N.C. Groups), 1990
Thank Yous (National Groups), 1990
1991
Personal Correspondence, 1991  (2 folders)
Letters to/from Colleagues, 1990-1991  (2 folders)
Letters to/from N.C. Government/Agencies, 1990-1991
Letters to/from Executive/National Agencies, 1991
Thank Yous (Individuals), 1991  (2 folders)
Thank Yous, Executive Agency (N.C. Groups), 1991-1992  (1 of 2 folders)
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Thank Yous, Executive Agency (N.C. Groups), 1991-1992  (2nd of 2 folders)
Thank Yous (National Groups), 1991
1992
DP Personal (In and Out), 1992
Personal Correspondence, 1992  (2 folders)
Letters to/from Miscellaneous VIPs, 1992
Letter to/from Colleagues, 1992
Letters to/from N.C. Government Agencies, 1991-1992  (2 folders)
Letters to/from Executive/National Agencies, 1992  (1 of 3 folders)
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Letters to/from Executive/National Agencies, 1992  (2-3 of 3 folders)
Thank Yous-Individuals, 1992  (2 folders)
Thank Yous-N.C. Groups, Executive Agencies, 1991-1992
Thank Yous-National Groups, 1992
1992 Congratulations-Individuals, 1992
Congratulations-National, 1992
1993
Price Personal (In and Out), 1993
Personal Correspondence, 1993  (3 folders)
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Letters to/from Colleagues, 1993
Letters to/from Non-Con. [Non-Constituent] VIPs, 1993
Letters to/from Local Officials, 1993
Letters to/from [N.C.] State Agencies, 1993  (2 folders)
Letters to/from Federal Agencies, 1993  (3 folders)
1994
Personal Correspondence, 1994  (2 folders)
Price Personal (In and Out), 1994
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Letters to/from Colleagues, 1994
Letters to/from Non-Con. [Non-Constituent] VIPs, 1993-1994
Letters to/from Local Officials, 1994  (2 folders)
Letters to/from State Agencies, 1994
Letters to/from Federal Agencies, 1994  (2 folders)
General Correspondence-Price (Personal) (87-90), 1987-1992 (In and Out)
Price Personal (90-91), 1990-1993 (In and Out)
Price Personal, 1988-1994 (In and Out)

Recommendations, 1987-1994
Contains a variety of documents but predominately is made up of recommendations by Price sent to various colleagues and branches of government. Often there is a written request, a written acknowledgement of the recommendation, résumés, and related documentation. Correspondents include White House official Bruce Lindsay of the Clinton Administration. These recommendations are for a range of positions, from placement in the freshman class at the University of North Carolina to ambassadorships and other top-level White House positions. The letters are arranged alphabetically by name of the person being recommended.
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Allred, Amanda, 1990
Banik, Sambhu, 1992-1993
Barnes, Sarah Dillon, 1992
Bergman, Ed, 1992-1993
Bowden, James, 1993
Bradshaw, Joe, 1993
Brodie, Keith, 1990-1991
Brower, David, 1992-1993
Brown, Katherine S., 1993
Brownlee, Mac, 1993
Carter, Courtney Renee, 1991
Carter, Phil, 1988-1993
Castellaw, Christopher, 1992
Chafe, Bill, 1992-1993
Chambers, JoAnne, 1989
Chou, Bill, 1992-1993
Colton, Marie, 1993
Culberson, Jim, 1994
Cutler, Lynn, 1993
Davis, Lawrence, 1993
Davis, Linda, 1993
Dellinger, Walter, 1993
Dixon, Ben F., 1993
Durham, Lynn, 1992
Eisenbeis, Robert A., 1992
Farmer, Greg, 1992
Farrell, Margaret, 1992-1993
Fordham, Chris, 1992
Gallagher, Brian, 1993
Garrison, William, 1993
Gossman, Susan Carr, 1993
Gwyther, Lisa, 1987
Hackney, Joe, 1992
Hagan, Katherine, 1992-1994
Hancock, Ellen, 1993
Hardaway, Thomas, 1993
Hart, Frank, 1993
Hawley, Willis, 1992-1993
Hillman, Jennifer, 1993
Hoag, Mary Moore, 1994
Hogarth, William, 1993
Hubbard, Ann, 1989
Hunt, Betty Jo, 1993
Hunt, E.B., 1992-1993
Hyde, Jeannette, 1993-1994
Johnson, Ann, 1992
Kahn, Thomas, 1992-1993
Kaufman, Wallace, 1992
Krakauer, Thomas H., 1993
Lapalombara, Joe, 1993
Leach, Barbara, 1992-1994
Leutze, James R., 1993
Lillie, David L., 1994
Love, Judy, 1993
Magnuson, Tom, 1994
Maier, Peter, 1993
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Mills, Fetzer, 1992
Mills, Marshall, 1993
Mottershead, Cheston V., 1992-1993
Okun, Daniel, 1989
Perlmutter, Sandra, 1990-1991
Pigott, Brad, 1993-1994
Polsby, Nelson, 1993
Price, Ernest L., 1993-1994
Reed, John Shelton, 1987
Rimer, Barbara, 1994
Ringland, Ann, 1992-1993
Robinson, Prezell, 1993
Ruffin, John, 1989
Sandstrom, Karl, 1993
Savage, Tobin, 1992-1993
Schmidt, Jonathan, 1994
Sebo, Paul G., 1993
Seymour, Frances, 1992-1993
Smith, Ed, 1993
Smith, A. Neal, 1993
Speir, Betty, 1989
Stuart, Cathy, 1993
Stutts, Ron, 1990
Vandergrift, Paul, 1993
Weaver, Frank C., 1993
Welch, Ed, 1993
Wells, Jeff, 1992-1994
Wells, Robin, 1993
White, James, 1993
White, Jesse L., 1990-1994
Winters, John W., 1990-1993
Wood, Melinda K., 1993

Campaign Files Subseries, 1983-1992 and undated
Office files relating to Price's campaigns, with correspondence the most common document type. Most letters from North Carolina residents discuss a contribution, monetary or otherwise, to Price's campaign. There are some contact lists and a number of letters of congratulations after his primary and general campaigns in 1986. Folder topics include a North Carolina visit by Tom Foley, and the Democratic "Coordinated Campaign." Arranged alphabetically.
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Congratulations Calls and Notes, 1986-1987  (1-3 of 4 folders)
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Congratulations Calls and Notes, 1986-1987  (4 of 4 folders)
Coordinated Campaign (1992), 1992
Correspondence, 1985 July-1986 May,  (2 folders)
Correspondence, 1986  (2 folders)
Correspondence, Pending, 1985-1986
Counties
Chatham County, undated
Franklin County, 1985
Orange County, 1985-1986
Outside District, 1985 and undated
Randolph County, 1983-1985 and undated
Wake County, 1985-1986 and undated
David Price, 1985 and undated
Democratic National Convention, 1988
Tom Foley Visit (9/11), 1987

Legislative Files Series, 1981-1994, bulk 1987-1994 and undated

 (66 boxes)
Correspondence, clippings, published materials, office files, memos, Congressional Research Service documents, targeted mailings, newsletters from a variety of organizations, notes, committee testimony, and speeches, all documenting Price's participation in the introduction and movement of bills, his general legislative interests, impact, and influence, as well as the interaction of legislative concerns and interests with the pressures of his constituency. It is unclear whether this was a central file in Price's office, whether it belonged to Price or another staff member, or whether it was shared by several staffers who worked on legislative initiatives and policy decisions with Price.
The most common correspondents are Price, other members of Congress, and Senators involved in the legislative initiative, especially those serving on a relevant committee. Letters from constituents and constituent organizations on particular issues are often found in these files, as are Price's responses. Another significant document type frequently found in these files is the briefing memo, sent between staff members of Price's office, which serve as direct evidence of how Price's staff worked together on issues, communicated their expertise to him, and developed policy positions and legislative initiatives.
Most files are arranged in subseries according to House committee areas of jurisdiction. Within most subseries, the files are not arranged in any particular order. Committee and subcommittee structures and their names changed over time, and very often one committee's jurisdiction will overlap another's. Familiarity with committee jurisdictions of the late 1980s and 1990s will be helpful in searching these files.
See also correspondence found within the Personal/Political Files of the Congressional Papers.

Agriculture Subseries, 1987-1994
Relates to various agricultural projects and legislative initiatives. Among the prominent correspondents are RJR Nabisco, Philip Morris, other tobacco industry interest groups, the Department of Agriculture (especially Secretary Mike Espy), and North Carolina State University. Frequent topics include an ASCS (Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service) awards program and various tobacco industry issues (taxing, pricing, nicotine spiking).
See also Congressional Papers-Legislative Files-Appropriations-Agriculture.
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AG-Tobacco, 1991-1994  (2 folders)
ASCS [Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service] Awards Ceremony, 1991-1993
AG-Miscellaneous-Replies to DP, 1987-1993

Appropriations Subseries, 1985-1994 and undated
Concerns government appropriations initiatives and related programs. There are many copies of outgoing letters that were sent to committee members asking for appropriations or support for a particular appropriations bill important to North Carolina. Letters between Congresspersons often discuss or request specific "language" be included in a bill. Drafts of letters from Price to constituents are also common.
Document types are diverse and include the following: committee and conference reports; printed materials, especially informational documents such as fact sheets and documents that were likely kept as background/support materials; memos; bills; hearing documents; and correspondence, especially "Dear Colleague letters."
The files are in order roughly by legislative subject area. Within each one, the files are unarranged. Since the subcommittees changed names and jurisdictions over time, search in multiple categories for a comprehensive search.

Agriculture, 1990-1994
Relates to various agricultural projects or legislative initiatives requiring funding. Correspondents include Appropriations committee members, especially Richard J. Durbin, and officials from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and North Carolina State University. Letters very often ask for support for a particular project. Topics mentioned include Appropriations Committee selection, and agriculture-related projects especially in North Carolina. Projects range from FDA drug approvals to the Bowman Gray Nutrition Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. There is no clear difference between many of these files and the Agriculture files immediately preceding the Appropriations Subseries.
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AG-App FY [Fiscal Year] '95, 1994(2 folders)  (2 folders)
Appropriations Subcommittee Selection, 103rd Congress, 1991-1992
AG-FY '95 Projects, 1994
AG-App Projects FY '94, 1992-1994  (2 folders)
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AG-App FY '94, 1993  (2 folders)
AG-App FY '93, 1992  (2 folders)
AG-App '93 Requests, 1991-1993
AG-App FY '92, 1991  (2 folders)
AG-App Projects FY '92, 1991-1992
AG- Hearings '91, 1991
AG-Hearings '92, 1992 and undated
AG-Bowman-Gray, 1990-1994
AG-App N.C., Unrequested Items

Commerce, Justice, State, and Judiciary (CJS) Subseries, 1985-1994
Concerns matters of commerce, justice, state and the judiciary, and related appropriations legislation and initiatives. There are a variety of office documents, including David Price's 1989 testimony before the Appropriations-CJS Subcommittee. Correspondents include the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, Appropriations Committee members, and the National Textile Center. Organizations mentioned often include: the Southeast Consortium on Severe Thunderstorms and Tornadoes; (TC)2 (Textile/Clothing Technology Corporation); and a variety of other projects requiring funding, such as the National Coastal Resources Research and Development Institute (NCRI), TV Marti, storm research, and the National Endowment for Democracy.
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Commerce Appropriations, FY '89, 1987-1989
CJS Conference Amendments, 1994
CJS Projects-FY '95, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
CJS App-FY '95, 1994  (3 folders)
CJS Projects-FY '94, 1993-1994
CJS App-FY '94, 1993  (1-2 of 3 folders)
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CJS App-FY '94, 1993  (3 of 3 folders)
Commerce Appropriations, FY '92, 1991
Commerce-SE [Southeast] Storm Research, 1989-1994  (2 folders)
Commerce-TC2 [Textile/Clothing Technology Corporation], 1985-1991
Commerce-Textile Center, 1990-1994  (2 folders)

Defense, 1991-1994
Concerns matters of defense appropriations and related legislation and initiatives. There are multiple Appropriations Committee Reports accompanying Defense Appropriations bills. Correspondents include North Carolina State University; Duke University; the University of North Carolina; and the Arms Control and Foreign Policy Caucus, which distributed "Special Alerts" on defense-related issues. Other prominent topics include textiles for military use, and various defense appropriations bills. See also "Military Construction" within the Appropriations Series.
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Defense Projects, 1991-1994
Defense Appropriations, FY '95, 1994
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Defense Appropriations, FY '94, 1993  (3 folders)
Defense Appropriations, FY '93, 1992-1993  (3 folders)
Defense Appropriations, FY '92, 1991
Military Construction App-FY '92, 1991

District of Columbia, 1992-1994
Relates to Appropriations Bills specifically for the District of Columbia and include a conference report and appropriation bill. Correspondents include other House Members and DC mayor Sharon Pratt.
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DC Appropriations Act, FY '95, 1994
DC Appropriations, FY '94, 1993
DC Appropriations, FY '93, 1992

Energy and Water, 1991-1994 and undated
Correspondents in these files frequently include officials in various North Carolina organizations (e.g. ports authority and state government). Topics include Falls Lake, Jordan Lake, and the Forest Ridge Peninsula Park. See also Congressional Files/Legislative Files/Appropriations/Rural Development.
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Energy and Water Appropriations, FY '95, 1994
Energy/Water Projects, 1991-1993  (2 folders)
Energy/Water App Projects, FY '93, 1991-1992
Energy/Water-Falls Lake, 1991-1992
Energy/Water-Falls Lake, 1988
Energy/Water-Falls Lake, 1992
Falls Lake, 1986-1992
Forest Ridge Peninsula Park, 1982-1993  (2 folders)
map-case  OC:VII:2
Forest Ridge Peninsula Park, 1982-1993
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Jordan Lake, 1991 and undated

Foreign Operations, 1990-1994 and undated
Concerns foreign affairs and related appropriations legislation and initiatives. Prominent correspondents include North Carolina State University; the Sierra Club; David R. Obey (chair of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee); and the University of North Carolina's Kenan Institute. Topics frequently mentioned include foreign operations appropriations, the Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise (MBA Enterprise Corps), Thailand development partnership with the United States, and collaborative research with Russia.
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Collaborative Research Support Programs (CRSPs), 1994
Foreign Operations Appropriations FY '94, 1993
Kenan Institute, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
North Carolina Global TransPark, 1993-1994
NCSU [North Carolina State University]/Russian Project, 1992
Foreign Operations, FY '95, 1994
Foreign Operations, FY '93, 1992
Foreign Operations: International Medicine, FY '93, undated
Foreign Operations: MBA Enterprise Corps, 1990-1993

Interior, 1989-1994
Topics mentioned in this group of files include the HBCU [Historically Black Colleges and Universities] Historic Preservation Initiative and Shaw University's Leonard Hall. Correspondents include the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources; Sidney R. Yates (Illinois Congressman who served on the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior and Related Agencies); and the U.S. Department of the Interior.
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Interior Appropriations, FY '90, 1989
Mason House, Jordan Lake, 1981-1994
Leonard Hall, 1992-1994
Interior Appropriations Bill, FY '95, 1994
Interior Appropriations, FY '94, 1993-1994
Interior Projects, 1991-1992  (1 of 2 folders)
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Interior Projects, 1991-1992  (2 of 2 folders)

Labor, Health, and Human Services (Labor-HHS) and Education, 1987-1993
Correspondents in this group of files include William Natcher (chair of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor-HHS and Education) and APSA [American Political Science Association]. Prominent topics and projects seeking appropriations include: Shaw University's Estey Hall; NIEHS [National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences] facilities in RTP [Research Triangle Park], N.C.; the Congressional Fellowship Program; the HBCU Capital Financing Program; and literacy resource centers. Price's testimony to the Appropriations Subcommittee is included. See also Congressional Files/Legislative Files/Appropriations/VA-HUD for additional files on education-related appropriations.
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Labor-HHS
FY '95 Projects, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
FY '92-Education Programs, 1991
FY '94 Projects, 1993
FY '93 Projects, 1991-1992  (2 folders)
Education Request, FY '94, 1993 and undated
Appropriations-APSA [American Political Science Association], 1990
App-Labor-HHS-NIEHS [National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences], 1987-1989
NSF [National Science Foundation]: Budget Questions, 1990
Labor-HHS Appropriations, FY '90, 1989
Estey Hall, Labor-HHS Appropriations, 1987

Legislative Branch, 1989
Materials relate to the legislative branch of government and associated appropriations. One letter from another Member of Congress to Price thanks him for supporting a particular amendment.
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Legislative Branch Appropriations, FY '90, 1989

Military Construction, 1989
Relates to military construction and related appropriations legislation and initiatives. One letter is from Dick Armey discussing a particular vote. Prominent topics include base closings.
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Military Construction, FY '90, 1989

Rural Development, 1989
Prominent topics in these files include the North Carolina Biotechnology Center. Also here is a 1989 statement by David Price to the Rural Development Appropriations Subcommittee (before his membership).
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Rural Development Appropriation FY '90, 1989

Transportation, 1987-1994 and undated
One of the largest subgroups within Appropriations, probably due to Price's membership in the Appropriations Committee's Transportation Subcommittee. Rail and highway projects are mentioned throughout. Specific topics include: rescissions; a high speed rail corridor; IVHS [Intelligent Vehicle Highway System]; rail system improvements; Amtrak; specific appropriations bills; the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration [NHTSA]; air cargo; North Carolina airports; the airline industry; North Carolina airports and other transportation projects in the state; the FHWA; bill amendments; the JOBLINKS Employment Transportation Initiative; and highway safety. Prominent organizations include the Triangle Transit Authority, Amtrak, and the Rail-IMPACT project. Frequent correspondents include: the State of North Carolina; the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Railroad Administration; local Departments of Transportation; and the Federal Highway Administration. See also Congressional Papers-Legislative Files-Transportation.
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Transportation Appropriations, 1993 and undated
Transportation Appropriations: Triangle Transit, 1989-1993
Transportation Appropriations: FTA [Federal Transit Administration]: Charlotte Light Rail, 1991-1993
FRA [Federal Railroad Administration]: N.C. High Speed Railroad, 1992
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Rescissions, 1992
Transportation Appropriations, FY '88, 1987
Appropriations FY '92--Markup, 1991
Transportation Appropriations, FY '94 IVHS [Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems], 1993
Transportation Appropriations, 1993 and undated
Appalachian Corridor, 1991 and undated
General Provision Rail, FY '94, 1992-1993
Coast Guard Hearing, FY '92, undated
Coast Guard, FY '94, 1993
New Bern Bridge, FY '94, 1992-1993
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New Bern Bridge FY94, 1992-1993
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FHWA [Federal Highway Administration]: Ferries: FY '94, undated
FHWA: GIS [Geographic Information Systems]: FY '94, 1993
FHWA: U.S. 64 Highway Needs: FY '94, 1993 and undated
Transit Funding Levels, 1993 and undated
FHWA: ISTEA Technical Corrections: FY '94, 1991-1993
Advanced Lead Battery Consortium, 1993
General Provision: Slots, 1993
Colleagues' Requests, 1993
Airport Pilots Labor [Provision?], 1993 and undated
Amtrak FY '92 Hearing, 1991
Amtrak: N.C. Train: [Lauterberg?], undated
DOT: Amtrak: N.C. Situation, 1991-1993
N.C. Rail, 1992-1993
Price-DeLay Amendment, 1993 and undated
Clement Amendment: Letter of Intent, 1993
HR 2490 [DOT appropriation]-FY '94, 1993
Transportation-FY '95 Appropriations, Bills, Reports, P.L., 1994 and undated  (1-3 of 5 folders)
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Transportation- FY '95 Appropriations, Bills, Reports, P.L., 1994 and undated  (4-5 of 5 folders)
David Price: Transportation Bill, 1994
Background for D.P.'s Projects [Transp.], 1994  (2 folders)
Printed Committee Report, Transportation Appropriation, 1992
Printed Committee Reports and Bills, 1991-1993  (3 folders)
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Amtrak and Federal Railway Administration, 1994
Transportation Appropriations Bill Amendments [FY '94?], undated
Transportation Appropriations [Expenses FY '93?], undated
NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration), 1994
Transportation Appropriations: Wish List, FY '92, undated
APS: DOT
Air Cargo, 1991-1992
Franklin County Airport, 1988-1992
PP Requests, FY '92
Older Drivers, FY '93
Durham-Chapel Hill operating, 1992
Bus Request, FY '93
Bus revenue miles
Transportation: FHWA: North Carolina Needs, 1990-1991 and undated
DOT: FAA: N.C. Airports, 1991 and undated
Oversize OVSZ 1
State of Airline Industry Hearing, 1993, Mar. 10
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APS: DOT: Currituck-Dare Bridge, 1992
IVHS Funds for Research Triangle Area, 1993
Transportation Appropriation: FHWA: Planning, 1992-1993
Transportation Appropriation: FHWA: Raleigh Outer Loop, 1993
DOT: N.C.: RDU Road Improvements, 1992 and undated
Politics [London Gateway], 1993
Sunbelt Charts, 1993
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Transportation Appropriations: Rule, FY '94, 1993
Amendments, 1993 and undated
Requests, FY '94, undated
Joblinks [Employment Transportation Initiative], 1993
Transportation Appropriations, 1992-1993
Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriations for FY '92, undated
Greensboro Transit Center, 1993
FTA: N.C. Transit, FY '94, circa 1993
Winston-Salem Transportation Project, 1992-1993
Transportation Appropriation, 1992-1993
High Speed Rail, 1993 and undated
Transportation Appropriations, 1993 and undated [Colleague Requests?]
FTA: Transit Operating, FY '94, 1993
FRA: Local Rail Freight, FY '94, 1993
NTHSA: Highway Safety Management: FY '94, 1993
Raleigh-Durham IVHS, 1993
Transportation Hearings, FY '95, undated
Highway Demos, 1993

Treasury, Postal Service, and General Government, 1991-1994
Prominent correspondents include Planned Parenthood and the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union). Other organizations and topics mentioned frequently include the U.S. Postal Service, the EPA, and abortion funding.
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Treasury-Postal Treasury-Postal-Independent Agencies, FY '95 Appropriations, 1994  (2 folders)
AP: Treasury: Cooperative Institute of Fisheries Oceanography, 1991-1992
Treasury Appropriations, 1994
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Treasury-Post Office, FY '93, 1992
Treasury-Postal Service, FY '94 Request, 1993

Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development (VA-HUD), 1988-1994
These materials precede Price's time on the Appropriations VA-HUD subcommittee, and address a wide variety of topics, including: global warming; health care for the poor; chemical research; EPA facilities and projects; science and math education; the North Carolina Housing Trust Fund; and Project Uplift. Prominent organizations include the EPA; Carolinas Medical Center; Cooperative Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography (CIFO); NSF (National Science Foundation); North Carolina State University; NIEHS; and the National Institute of Statistical Sciences. Correspondents include the University of North Carolina, the American Lung Association, and the NSF. Price's 1989 statement on NSF funding he made to the subcommittee is also present. See also Congressional Papers/Legislative Files/Appropriations/Labor-HHS and Education for additional materials related to education appropriations.
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FY '95 Request, 1994  (2 folders)
Appropriations, 1994
Appropriations FY '90, 1989
Appropriations Bill FY '92, 1991
Appropriations FY '93, 1992-1993  (2 folders)
Carolinas Medical Center, 1992
NSF [National Science Foundation]: Chemical Research, 1990
HUD: EPA [Environmental Protection Agency]-UNC [University of North Carolina] Lab, 1987-1990
HUD: HOME, 1991 and undated
FY '93: Ideas, 1992
NSF: Curriculum, 1988-89
Science, Space, and Technology-NSF: Dept. of Education/NSF Cooperation, 1990
NSF: FY '93: Nanofabrication, 1991-1992
NIEHS [National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences]: Information, 1990 and undated
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National Institute of Statistical Sciences, 1990-91 and undated
FY '93: Housing Trust, 1991-1992
Project Uplift, 1991-1992
NSF: Social Science, 1989-1991
Southern Appalachian Study, 1992
Southern Oxidant Study, 1989-1991
Supercomputer, 1989-1991
Traxler Visit, 1991 and undated
Vets Center, 1991
Conference, 1992
EPA: Global Warming: FY '93, 1990-1992

Miscellaneous, 1991-1994
These files relate to a variety of Appropriations issues and include correspondence, committee reports, bills, and passed legislation. The files are unarranged.
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Appropriations: Stimulus Package-FY '93, 1993
AP: General: Crumley Project, 1991-1992
Printed Committee Reports, Bills, and Laws, 1994  (4 folders)

Armed Services Subseries, 1986-1994
Correspondents include the Departments of the Army and Navy, the State of North Carolina, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), and North Carolina State University. Frequent topics mentioned include the defense budget and authorizations, various defense projects, gays in the military, nuclear testing and proliferation, peace time initiatives, UNC's Air Force ROTC program, Project JEDI, the School of the Americas, and various military vehicles such as the B-2 bomber. See also Congressional Papers-Legislative Files-Appropriations-Defense.
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AFROTC [Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps]-UNC [University of North Carolina], 1988
Base Closings, 1993
B-2 Bomber, 1989-1992
Chimps, 1992
Commissioning of Officers, 1992
Conscientious Objectors and Peace Tax Fund, 1992 and undated
Defense Authorization, FY '95, 1994
Department of Defense Authorization, FY '94, 1993
Defense Authorization (1993), 1991-1992
Defense Budget (1993), 1992
Defense Authorization, FY '92, 1991-1992
CBS Report on Desert Storm Vets, 1992
Gays in the Military, 1993
N.C. State/MCNC [Microelectronics Center of North Carolina] Synchrotron-JEDI [Joint Economic Development Initiative], 1992-1994
Landmines, 1993-1994
Fourth District Military Installations, 1986-1991
National Guard, 1993-1994
Nuclear Testing Moratorium, Cosp., 1992-1994
Nuclear Proliferation, 1992-1994
Peace Action (SANE/FREEZE) [National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy], 1993-1994
Peace Dividend/Economic Conversion, 1992
Pork Barrel, 1992-1993
Presidential Directive 25-Peacekeeping, 1994
Psychs.-Drugs, 1991
RCS Technologies, 1994
SDI [Strategic Defense Initiative], 1989-1991
Selective Services, 1992-1993
DOD-Sweet Potatoes, Tobacco, 1989-1990
Tailhook Incident/Women in Combat, 1993-1994
School of Americas, 1994
Seawolf Program, 1992
Trident II Submarines, 1992
V-22 Osprey, 1990-1994
VJ-Day, 1994

Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs Subseries, 1986-1994 and undated
Chiefly reports and studies, with some correspondence. Other formats include handwritten vote tallies and notes, memos, bill drafts, markup, and clippings. Frequent correspondents include the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Other topics mentioned include FSLIC [Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation], federal housing, housing for seniors, mortgage loans and payments, FDIC [Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation], the banking industry, FIRREA [Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act], "expanded powers," lending discrimination, and check cashing. The files are unarranged. See also Congressional Papers-Legislative Files-Budget.
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Thrifts: FSLIC [Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation] '87, 1986-1987
FSLIC Floor Amendments, 1987-1989
HUD [Department of Housing and Urban Development] Budget, 1987-1989
Insurance Activities: [Pro?], 1987-1988 and undated
Banking: Management Interlocks, 1988 and undated
Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), 1993-1994
Fair Credit-Lehman Bill, 1990
Interstate Banking, 1994
FHA Program, undated
Federal Preferences, 1990
Homelessness, 1994
Empowerment Zones/Enterprise Communities, 1994
Seniors Housing Conference (9/17/93), 1993
Elderly-Continuing Care Retirement Communities, 1994
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, 1990
Mortgage Credit Certificate Program Refinancing, 1994
Mortgage Overpayment, 1989-1990 and undated
Housing: Mortgage Housing Certificate-Revenue Bond, 1993
Reverse Mortgages, 1989-1990
Housing: Rural Housing, 1989
Rural Project Preparation Grants, 1989-1991
Shaw University, 1994
Soft Second Mortgages, 1990
Whitted Forest Dedication, 1992
Reconciliation Bill (1989), 1989
RSPA [Research and Special Programs--?] Hearing, FY '92, 1991
Eisenbeis Talk-Banking, 1991
Committee Assignment: 100th Congress, 1986-1988
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Golden Parachute Amendment, 1988-1992
FSLIC '89: FDIC [Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation] Independence, 1989
FSLIC '89: Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) Notes, 1989
DP Amendments: Housing and Community Development of 1990, 1989-1990
Thrifts: David's Clock Amendment, 1987-1988
Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA)- Markup, 1989
Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act (FIRREA)- Markup, 1989
FSLIC Recap 1987- Markup, 1987
Expanded Powers
Markup (III) (1988), 1988
Markup (II) (1988), 1989
Markup (I) (1988), 1988
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Markup (IV) (1988), 1986-1988  (2 folders)
Banking
Markup, 1989  (2 folders)
Consumer: HMDA [Home Mortgage Disclosure Act] (lending discrimination), 1988-1989
Consumer: Check-Cashing, 1988-1989
Consumer: Discrimination, 1989
Expanded Powers: Energy and Commerce, 1988 and undated
Expanded Powers: Votes, undated
FSLIC 1989: Politics, 1989
FSLIC 1989: D.P. Questions, 1989
Consumer: Expedited Funds, 1986-1988
Risk-Based Capital Proposal, 1987-1988
FSLIC 1989: Votes, undated
Nags Head Woods, 1989-1990
GE Mortgage Insurance, 1990
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Banking: Housing: Employee-Assisted, 1988-1989
Housing: Housing Bill (1987), 1987  (2 folders)
Banking: FSLIC 1989: Affordable Housing, 1989
Banking: FSLIC 1989: Budget, 1989

Budget Subseries, 1987-1994 and undated
Prominent organizations represented include the House Budget Committee and the Congressional Budget Office. Topics include committee assignments, the testimony of Robert Reischauer, reconciliation conference, budget resolutions, and Clinton vs. Kasich budget plans. The primary document type is correspondence, but there are a number of fact sheets distributed by the Democratic Study Group. The files are unarranged. See also Congressional Papers-Legislative Files-Appropriations.
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Budget Committee Assignment, 1992
Testimony of Robert Reischauer (2/3/93), 1993
1993 Reconciliation Conference, 1993  (2 folders)
Republican Amendments to Budget Resolution, FY '94, circa 1993
1993 Budget-Republican/Perot Alternatives, 1993 and undated
1993 Budget-Spin Material, 1993
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Budget Background-Current, 1992-1993  (2 folders)
Budget
Budget Miscellaneous, 1992-1993  (4 folders)
A to Z Cuts, 1994
Approps Cuts: Whip Task Force, 1992
Baseline Budgeting Reform, 1994
Entitlement Cap Vote, 1994
Budget Study Group, undated
1995 Budget, 1994
DP Budget Letters, 103rd Congress, 1994
Budget Resolution (Committee) FY '95, 1994  (1 of 2 folders)
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Budget Resolution (Committee) FY '95, 1994  (2nd of 2 folders)
Senate 1995 Resolution Cuts, 1994
Budget Miscellaneous, 1992-1993
OBRA [Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act] 1993
Small Business, 1993 and undated
Social Security, 1993-1994
Real Estate 1993
Gas/Energy Tax, 1993
Entitlement Provisions, 1993
Retroactive, 1993
Federal Employees, undated
General, 1992-1993  (2 folders)
1994 Budget Resolution, 1993
HR 3400 and Amendments-General, 1993
HR 3400-Penny/Kasich, 1993  (2 folders)
HR 3400-Frank/Shays Amendment, 1993
Balanced Budget Amendment
Wise/Price, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
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(103), 1992-1994  (4 folders)
(102), 1992
(101), 1987-1990 and undated
Concord Coalition, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
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Budget Agreement FY '93, 1992
Budget Agreement (1992), 1991-1992
Budget FY 1991, 1989-1990  (3 folders)
Budget (1988), 1987-1988
Bashing Bush's Budgets/Info., 1988-1992
Budget Cut Votes, 1987-1994
Taxpayers Union Vote-Other, 1992-1994
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Direct Lending-Reconciliation Conference, 1993  (2 folders)
Republican Substitute, 1993
Budget Reform Proposals (101 and 102), 1989-1992
Mid-Session Economic Review-Panetta/Reischauer Testimony (9/14/93), 1993
Panetta Testimony-Reinventing Government (10-14-93), 1993
Penny/Kasich Budget Committee Test (11-10-93), 1993
ERISA [Employee Retirement Income Security Act] (7/92), 1993
Direct Lending-Letters, 1993
Budget, 1993 and undated  (2 folders)
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, 1993

District of Columbia (DC) Subseries, 1990-1992
Chiefly correspondence between Members of Congress on federal payments to the District, Metrorail funding, and District employee health benefits. See also Congressional Paper-Legislative Files-Appropriations-DC.
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Federal Payments to DC (102), 1991
D.C. Metrorail Reauthorization (101), 1990
Health Benefits-DC Employ. (102), 1992

Education and Labor Subseries, 1985-1994 and undated
Correspondents are frequently Price's legislative colleagues, especially those serving on pertinent committees (e.g. Dennis Eckart (Ohio), chair of the Small Business Subcommittee), and officials in stakeholder organizations such as North Carolina schools, Wake Forest University and Meredith College. Organizations mentioned frequently include the National School Boards Association; the Taft Institute; OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration]; the U.S. Department of Labor; and telecommunications organizations such as cable companies and the FCC [Federal Communications Commission]. Prominent labor and economic topics include: the Family Medical Leave Act; RICO [Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations] legislation; unemployment; child welfare issues; Head Start programs; hunger and welfare issues; and Wake County schools.
Education topics reflect the concentration of higher institutions of learning in Price's constituency, his interest in this area of legislation, his time spent on the Science, Space, and Technology Committee as well as his time as co-chair of the Literacy Task Force of the Sunbelt Caucus. Subjects represented include: the Higher Education Act; all levels of education; student financial aid; literacy; Goals 2000: Educate America Act; national service legislation; standardized testing; technology issues; and telecommunications issues. Other topics present seem to relate to this committee area tangentially such as files on infant mortality.
Document types and formats include correspondence, Congressional Research Service reports, various office documents, bills, staff memos, talking points, committee testimony, Price's speeches, handwritten notes, clippings, and printed materials.
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Dropouts, 1992
Early Childhood Even Start, 1988-1990
Early Childhood FPG [Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center], 1988
ESEA [Elementary and Secondary Education?], 1992-1993
Goals 2000-Educate America Act, 1993
Higher Education Act
Act, 1992-1993
Application Process, 1992
Direct Loan, 1991
Fraud, 1991
Impact of 1992 Reforms, 1993
Integrity/Trade Schools, 1991-1992
Dell Grants for Prisoners, 1992
Talking Points, 1991-1992
Foreign Language, 1990-1992
Libraries, 1993
Literacy, 1986-1993
Literacy-National Literacy Act, 1990-1992
Literacy Task Force, 1991
Longer School Year, 1991-1992
Math and Science, 1990-1992
NASFAA [National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators], 1987 and undated
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NEA [National Education Association], 1991-1992
National Governors Association, 1990
NSBA [National School Boards Association], 1991-1992
National Service Act 1990, 1990-1992
National Service, 1988-1991
National Service-Clinton, 1993  (2 folders)
National Service-Vista, 1993
National Writing Project, 1991-1993
NCAA [National Collegiate Athletic Association], 1991
NCAE, 1989
N.C. School Food Service Association, 1992-1993
OERI [Office of Educational Research and Improvement], 1992-1993
PTA, 1993
Rehabilitation Act, 1992
PAT [Parents as Teachers], 1992
Women, 1989-1992
Savings Bonds, 1989-1991
Sex Education, 1991
Standardized Tests, 1990-1992  (2 folders)
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Statistics, 1991
SCAN [Student Counseling and Assistance Network], 1991-1992
School Improvement, 1992
Student Loan Affordability Act, 1989-1990
Taft Institute, 1992-1993
Teacher Issues, 1989-1991
Tech Prep Program, 1989-1991
Technology in the Classroom, 1992-1993
TRIO, 1993 and undated
USSA [United States Student Association], 1993 and undated
Vocational Education, 1992-1993
Vocational Education-American Vocational Association, [199-]
Ready to Learn, 1992-1993  (2 folders)
AAUW [American Association of University Women], 1991
Adult Education, 1991
HBCU's (Historically Black Colleges and Universities), 1993-1994
Blind, 1993-1994
The Carolina Literacy Center, 1991-1992
Chapter I [grants], 1992
Chapter I-Education Equity Act, 1992-1993
Community Colleges, 1992-1993
Sci/Tech Hearing [Scientific and Technical Literacy], 1987
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Sci/Tech: HBCU [Federal Science and Technology Support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities] Hearing 10/9/87, 1987
Literacy: Testimony, Field Hearing, Joint Economic Committee, 1987, Sept.
Literacy: Testimony, Sci/Tech Field Hearing (1987 Nov.), 1987
Breakfast [Meeting with David T. Kearns/Workforce Literacy Task Force], 1991
Literacy: Nan Bell's Notes, 1988 and undated
Workforce Literacy Legislative Summit, 1989  (2 folders)
Literacy Bill, 1985-1990  (1-4 of 5 folders)
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Literacy Bill, 1985-1990  (5 of 5 folders)
Literacy, 1987-1988  (2 folders)
Literacy-RTP [Research Triangle Park] Hearing Nov. 1987, 1987
Literacy Report-General Background, 1986-1988
Congressional Study on Literacy in the South, 1987-1988  (2 folders)
Infant Mortality, 1988-1990
WIC [the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children], 1987-1992
1990 Day Care Act, 1987-1990  (1-2 of 3 folders)
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1990 Day Care Act, 1987-1990  (3 of 3 folders)
Higher Education Field Hearing, 1991
Panels #1-#4 [Field Hearing on the Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act], 1991  (4 folders)
Shaw University-Estey Hall, 1987  (2 folders)
Wake County Public Library-Literacy Grant, 1987
S and T Literacy Conference, 1987
S and T: Literacy Bill History, 1989-1992  (3 folders)
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Family Medical Leave Act-HR 2, 1991-1994
Farm Workers, 1992
Indian JTPA [Job Training Partnership Act] Programs, 1992
Mine Safety/Health, undated
OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration], 1992
Older Workers Benefits Protection Act 1990, 1990-1992
HCR 92-OSHA Regulations for Forklifts, 1992-1993
Paper Work Reduction Act, 1993
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, 1993
Railroad Retirement, 1992
RICO [Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations], 1987-1989
Labor-Striker Replacement-HR 5, 1991-1993
Unemployment-HR 4727/HR 5260-Downey, 1992
Unemployment, 1990
Workplace Monitoring, 1991-1993
Workplace Leave Flexibility, 1992
Family Support-Child Welfare, 1992-1993
Child Abuse, 1992
CASA [Court-Appointed Special Advocate?], 1993 and undated
Day Care, 1990
Disabled Children, 1989-1992
Family Preservation Act, 1992-1993
Head Start, 1990-1993
Arc of North Carolina, 1993
Head Start-Randolph County, 1990-1993  (2 folders)
Hunger-World Bank, 1991-1992
Hunger Committee, 1992
Poverty, 1988-1991
Urban Policy, 1992-1993
Welfare Jobs, 1992
Welfare Microenterprises, 1991-1992
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Women in the Workplace, 1992
WIC [Women, Infants, and Children], 1991-1993
General Children's Information, 1993
Childcare, 1992-1993
Green Thumb-Employment and Training, 1991-1992
Mayview Convalescent Center, 1992 and undated
OAA [Older Americans Act], Council on Aging, 1989-1992
UNC [University of North Carolina] School of Medicine-Aging, 1991
Seniors Luncheon, 1991-1992
Speeches and Talking Points, 1991-1992
League of Women Voters, 1991
Wake County School System Magnet Schools, 1989-1993
Marketplace [Conference?], 1989-1992
Microenterprises, 1992-1993
Small Business and Regulations, 1994
Small Business Legislation, 1992
ERISA [Employee Retirement Income Security Act] Reform, 1991
DP's Small Business Letters, 1991-1992
SBTDC [Small Business and Technology Development Center], 1992-1994
Small Business Hearing 5/6-Liability Insurance, 1987-1988
N.C. Rural Economic Development Center, 1992
Small Business Procurement Center, 1987-1988
Teamwork for Employees-Management, 1993
Undercharge Rates, 1992
Labor-Major Legislation of 102nd Congress, 1992-1993
"Beck" Decision, undated
Child Labor, 1992
Coal Industry Retiree Health Benefit, 1991-1992
Davis-Bacon, 1989-1992
Education: State Student Incentive Grant, 1993
Wake County Public Schools-Adolescent Family Life Demonstration Project, 1987

Energy and Commerce Subseries, 1987-1994
Contains documents related to a variety of topics, chiefly energy production and the environment. Issues and legislative initiatives vary widely but often relate to the environment, including the following topics: clean air and wilderness; animal welfare; public health; cancer hospitals; the FDA [Food and Drug Administration]; various medications; maternal-child programs; Medicare; insurance and other health-related issues; cable television; telecommunications; energy and utility issues; nuclear power legislation; and energy policies. There is less correspondence and a higher frequency of staff memos to Price, perhaps reflecting less activity in this area of legislation.
Prominent organizations in these files include: the EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] or environment-related organizations such as the Environmental Defense Fund; certain North Carolina organizations; UNC [University of North Carolina]; the State of North Carolina; North Carolina State University; the FCC; telecommunications companies; public radio; and CPandL [Carolina Power and Light].
As in previous subseries, correspondence frequently reveals evidence of legislators attempting to gain support for their initiative. The files are unarranged.
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Speeches/Talking Points, 1988-1993  (2 folders)
Alamance County Landfill, 1993
Circle of Poison [Prevention Act] (102), 1991
Clean Air/NC (103), 1993
EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] at RTP [Research Triangle Park], 1990 and undated
EPA Lab Move (103), 1994
Fontana Lake/Swain County, 1991
Global Warming/HR 4750 (102), 1992
National Institute for the Environment (103), 1993
Pacific Northwest Forests (102), undated
Indoor Air/Smoking (103), 1993-1994
Pesticides/Delaney Clause, 1993
Payments in Lieu of Taxes (101), 1991
Southern Appalachian Air Quality, 1992-1993
Tongass National Forest (100-102), 1989-1992 and undated
Tropical Forestry Action Plan (101), 1991
Utah Wilderness Act (100-102), 1989-1991
Western N.C. Wilderness (101), 1990-1991
Wood Preserver Issues (102), 1991
Animal Welfare Act, 1994
Biomedical Research Caucus, 1994
Steel-Jaw Leghold Traps (101), 1991
Veal Calf Protection (102), 1991
Vets/FDA [Food and Drug Administration] Labeling (102), 1992
Elderly Talking Points, undated
Emergency Medical Services, 1992
Cancer, 1992-1994
Cancer-Breast, 1992 and undated
Cancer Center Panel Discussion, 1993
Cancer DES [Diethystilbestrol], 1992
Community Health Centers, 1994
Diabetes, 1994
Domestic Violence, 1994
Hospice, 1992 and undated
Hospitals
General, 1989
Admitting Managers, 1992
AHA [American Hospital Association], 1993
NCHA [North Carolina Association of Healthcare and Admitting Managers?], 1992
FDA
General, 1992
Alzheimer's, Tacrine, Cognex, 1991-1993
Multiple Sclerosis Betaseron, 1994
Breast Implants, 1992
Fetal Tissue, 1992
Home Health Care, 1989-1990
MCH [Maternal and Child Health]
General, 1991
Access to Obstetrics, 1989-1991
Immunizations, 1991-1994
Infant Mortality, 1989-1991
Infant Mortality Task Force, 1990 and undated
Medical Equipment Suppliers, 1992
Mental Health, 1993
Mental Health ADAMHA [Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Administration], 1992
Mental Health-ARC [Association for Retarded Citizens], 1987 and undated
NIH [National Institutes of Health], 1992
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NHSC [National Health Service Corps], 1990
Ryan White Care Act, 1994
Nurses, 1991-1992
Nutrition, 1990
Organ Donors, 1993
Physicians
AMA, 1991
Asheboro Medical Society, 1989-1992
Primary Care, 1992-1993
Public Health, 1990-1992
RU-486, 1991
Sex Survey-DP Speech and TP, 1991 and undated
Sex Survey-Ron Rindfuss, 1989-1991
STD [Sexually Transmitted Disease], 1993
Medicaid-Voluntary Contributions, 1991-1993
Amendments (1993), 1993
Catastrophic Care, 1989
Flu Program, 1992
Funding Shortfall, 1991
Medigap, undated
Medigap Counseling, 1990
Mental Health, 1992
"New" Physician Rates, 1992
PRO [Peer Review Organization]-Dr. James Bryan, 1992
Physician Reimbursement (RBRYS), 1990
Radiologists-NC Conversion Factor, 1991-1992
Regulatory Relief (101st), 1990 and undated
Canadian-Style [Health Care], undated
Children, 1994
Children and Pregnant Women, 1991-1992
Children and Women-Academy of Pediatrics, 1992
Consumers-Encore, 1992
Consumers-Fair Share, 1992
Drugs (Unitary Pricing), 1994
Pharmacy/Drugs, 1994
Employer Mandate, 1994
ERISA and National Reform, 1994
General-Reform [Health Care], 1994
HMOs and Managed Care Plans, 1994
Insurance Brokers, 1994
Malpractice, 1993
Medicare, 1994
Medical Research Fund, 1994
Medical Society, 1994
Small Business, 1994
Stark (Ways and Means), 1994
Speeches (Miscellaneous) and Talking Points, 1991-1992
N.C. Health Contacts, undated
Women's Health (Women's Issues), 1994
Worker's Compensation, 1994
SE [Southeast] Low-level Compact (100-102), 1987-1992
Low-Level Waste/NC (103), 1993
Yucca Mountain-High-Level Waste (100-102), 1991
Health Care Forum-North Carolina State University, 1994  (1 of 2 folders)
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Health Care Forum-North Carolina State University, 1994  (2 of 2 folders)
Cable Television (E and C), 1992-1994
Cable, 1992
Cable Act-One-Time Fee, 1993-1994
FCC [Federal Communications Commission]-Per-Line/Per-Call, Caller-ID Blocking, 1994
Tel. Brooks-Dingell HR 3626, 1994
900 Numbers, 1991-1992
HR 417-Rep. Tauzin-Securities Reform Act (103), 1993-1994
Info Services-Alarm Industry, 1992-1993
Northern Telecom, 1992
WCPE Radio, 1989-1992  (2 folders)
WUNC, 1991-1994
FY '90-Int. App.-NEA [National Endowment for the Arts]-Helms Amendment, 1989
MFJ-Cooper Info Services, 1991-1992
Semans Request re NEA Art Review Board, 1989
Brunswick Nuclear Plant, 1992
Duke Power/General, 1991-1992
Efficient Lighting, 1991-1992
FEMA [Federal Emergency Management Agency] Fee for Nuclear Plants, 1994
Lab Waste Equity Act (102), 1991-1992
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ALMR [Advanced Liquid Metal Reactor] [Program], 1994
EMF [Electric and Magnetic Fields] (101), 1991
Energy Bill/HR 776 (102), 1992
National Energy Policy/Bush Administration, 1991
Ethanol/Reg-Neg [Regulatory Negotiation] (103), 1993-1994
Hydrogen and Fusion/HR 4908 (103), 1994
Nuclear Power/Miscellaneous Co-Sponsored Bills, 1989-1991
Petroleum Marketing/HR 2966 (102), 1991-1992
H. Con. Res. 188/Sharp Resolution (103), 1994
Shearon-Harris Nuclear Plant, 1987-1992
Scientific Fraud at Duke University, 1989
Utility Transmission Access (100-102), 1990-1992
Lab Waste (103), 1992-1994
High-Level Nuclear Waste Facility (103), 1994
N.C. Hazardous Waste Incinerator (102), 1990-1991

Foreign Affairs Subseries, 1986-1994 and undated
Relates to international issues and political efforts, and contains a higher percentage of correspondence to and from White House officials, including George Bush (Sr.), James A. Baker, III, and Bill Clinton. Other frequent correspondents include foreign dignitaries, officials in the U.S. Department of State, and the Congressional Human Rights Caucus. Prominent topics include: the Persian Gulf War; Israel; Iraq; human rights issues; asylum for particular individuals (e.g. Joseph Doherty); foreign aid, especially to the former Soviet Union; and American Scott J. Nelson. In addition to documents generated or received by Price's office, there are a number of speeches by various VIPs. Arranged roughly by country.
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Aid to Former Soviet Union/E. European Nations, 1992-1994
DP's Foreign Affairs Letters, 1992-1993
Foreign Aid Authorization-1994, 1993
Lucille Bloch, 1993-1994
Carnivore Preservation Trust, 1992-1994
MBA Enterprise Corps, 1993
National Endowment for Democracy, 1992-1993
Torture Victim Protection Act, undated
Foreign Affairs: General, undated
International Family Planning, 1992-1994
Albania, 1992-1994
Argentina, 1991
Armenia/Azerbaijan, 1994
The Baltics (Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia), 1993-1994
Cambodia, 1991-1992
China, 1993-1994
Cuba, 1992-1994
Czechoslovakia, 1990
Eastern Europe, General, 1992
El Salvador, 1991-1994
German Study Group, 1987-1993
Greece/Cyprus, 1991-1993
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Guatemala, 1991-1994
Haiti, 1992-1994
Haiti Resolution, 1994
Honduras, 1993
The Horn-Ethiopia, Somalia, and Sudan, 1991
India, 1992-1994
Caucus on India and Indian-Americans, 1993-1994
Indonesia, 1993-1994
Iran, 1992-1994
Iraq, 1991-1993
Israel, 1991-1994
Japan, 1992
Lebanon, 1990-1993
Nicaragua, 1992-1993
North Atlantic Assembly, 1991-1993
Pakistan, 1993-1994
Panama, 1992 and undated
Persian Gulf, 1990-1992
Poland/Hungary, 1989-1993
Romania, 1993
Saudi Arabia, 1992
Somalia, 1992-1993
South Africa, 1988-1994
Sudan, 1993
Syria, 1993
Taiwan, 1991-1994
Thailand, 1992
Turkey, 1992
United Nations, 1992-1994
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USSR and Beyond (Commonwealth of Independent States), 1991-1994
Vietnam, 1992-1993
Yugoslavia, 1992-1994
Speech Material, 1991 and undated
Human Rights/General, 1991-1994  (3 folders)
Africa/Human Rights, 1990-1991
N. Africa/Human Rights, 1991-1992
China/Tibet-Human Rights, 1990-1992
E. Europe/Human Rights, 1990
Korea/Human Rights, 1990-1991
Middle East/Human Rights, 1991-1993
SE [Southeast] Asia/Human Rights, 1991-1992
South and Central America/Human Rights, 1990-1992
Soviet Union/Human Rights, 1990-1991
Doherty Asylum, 1986-1992  (2 folders)
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Nelson, Scott, 1991-1994
Iraq, 1983-1991  (2 folders)

Government Operations Subseries, 1985-1993 and undated
This small group of files includes documents related to federal funding and payment, as well as government efficiency and performance. Burroughs Wellcome, and the EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] are prominent. Formats include memos and correspondence.
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Burroughs Wellcome-HIV Drugs, 1990-1991
Chief Financial Officers, 1985 and undated
EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] Cabinet Level (101), 1990 and undated
Prompt Payment (100), 1988
Recycling, U.S. House, 1991 and undated
Government Operations/General, undated
Government Operations/Paperwork Reduction, 1993
Government Operations/HR 826/Government Performance, 1993

House Administration Subseries, 1990-1994
Centers on topics such as campaign finance reform legislation and chair of the committee, Sam Gejdenson. Frequent correspondents include congressional colleagues and Common Cause. The Committee on House Administration also figures prominently in these files. The files are unarranged.
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Campaign Finance, 1990-1994

Judiciary Subseries, 1985-1994
Contains a variety of documents including correspondence, constituent letter responses, issue/legislation background information, clippings, bills, copies of the Congressional Record, Democratic Study Group Fact Sheets, and Congressional Research Service reports. Prominent correspondents include the President and congressional colleagues. Organizations represented include NARAL and Planned Parenthood. Frequent topics include: abortion; the Freedom of Choice Act; various civil rights pieces of legislation; particular court cases, including Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services and Planned Parenthood vs. Casey; bankruptcy legislation; constituent Charlie "Two Shoes" Tsui; gun control, including the Brady Bill; crime bills; habeas corpus; immigration; and insurance. The files' arrangement is very roughly alphabetical.
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Good Government-General, 1991-1992
Pay Raise/Ethics Reform 1989, 1989
Abortion, General Information-Pro and Con, 1990-1993
Abortion: Webster Case, 1989-1991
Bankruptcy, 1992-1993
Burlington takeover, 1987
Charlie Two-Shoes, 1992-1993  (3 folders)
Child Support, 1992-1994
Choice
Freedom of Choice Act, 1992-1993
DP's letters, Pro and Con, 1991-1993
Planned Parenthood vs. Casey, 1991-1992
"Gag Rule," 1990-1993
Rebecca Cole, 1992-1994
Copyright Reform, 1993-1994
Copyrights/Intellectual Property Rights, 1990-1993
Crime Bill-102nd Congress-HR 3371, 1991
Death Penalty, 1994
Anti-Drug Abuse Act: Section 6077, 1989-1990
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Drug Control: Civil Penalty for Possession, 1988
Drug Control: National Drug Policy Office, 1989-1993
Drug Legalization, 1992
EEOC [Equal Employment Opportunity Commission], 1994
"Family" Issues, 1994
F.B.I. [Federal Bureau of Investigation] Merger, undated
Fetal Research, 1992 and undated
Flag Desecration, 1989-1992  (2 folders)
Gun Control: Semi-Automatic Assault Weapons, 1990-1994  (3 folders)
DP's Gun Control Letters, 1991-1994
Gun Control: Handguns, 1988-1993
Crime Bill, 1993-1994  (1-2 of 5 folders)
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Crime Bill, 1993-1994  (3-5 of 5 folders)
Gun Control: Brady Bill HR 7, 1985-1994  (2 folders)
Habeas Corpus, 1990-1993  (2 folders)
Hoving Group: Discretionary Removal, 1988-1990
INS [Immigration and Naturalization Service] Issues, 1992-1994
INS Info, 1990-1991
Anti-Immigrant/Alien Sentiment, 1992-1993
INS: Japanese-American Internment, 1987-1992
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INS Repeal Employer Sanctions, 1992
Iraq-gate, 1992
JFK [John F. Kennedy] File, 1992
Judicial Immunity, 1992
Justice Department, 1993
Judiciary Matters (Minor Legislation), 1992
Kidnapping Criminals in Foreign Countries, 1992
Law Enforcement Benefits Co-Sp., 1991-1992
Legal Services, 1992
Mandatory Minimums, 1993
McCarran-Ferguson Amendments-Insurance Competitive Pricing (HR 9), 1991-1994
Mexico City Policy, 1989-1991
N.C. Department of Insurance, 1992
Pay Raise Amendment, 1992
Police Corps, 1989-1991
Police Officers, 1990-1993
Pornography, 1992-1994
Prayer in School, undated
Price-Fixing Bill, 102nd Congress, 1991-1992
Price-Fixing, 101st Congress, 1990
Price on Crime, 1990
Prison Reform, 1992
Private Property Rights Act-HR 1572, 1992
HR 2797-Religious Freedom, 1992-1993
Revolving Door, 1988-1989
RICO [Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations], 1992 and undated
Sentencing Guidelines, 1991
Clarence Thomas, 1991-1992
Violence Against Women, 1992-1994
Volunteers, 1994
1430-Gay Rights, 1992-1993
Civil Rights: Grove City (Civil Rights Restoration), 1988
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'91 Civil Rights Act, 1990-1991
Civil Rights: HR 4000, 1990
Americans with Disabilities Act, 1989-1990
Fair Housing, 1988
Civil Rights: Employment Discrimination, 1989
VCCTF [Violent Career Criminal Task Force] Grant Application, 1994

Natural Resources Subseries, 1987-1994 and undated
Political efforts documented here often involved clean water legislation, ocean dumping by the Navy, other ocean spills, wetlands, clear cutting, and North Carolina forests. Prominent correspondents include congressional colleagues and stakeholders for the various issues involved such as the North Carolina Zoo, North Carolina state government officials, and the Committee on Natural Resources.This subseries also includes information on topics that may have previously been placed under the committee heading of Merchant Marine and Fisheries.
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Antarctica Protection Act (101), 1990
Boat Bills/Private Bills (103), 1989-1993
Chlorine Discharge/HR (103), undated
Clean Water Act (103), 1993-1994
DeLauro-Lowey Bill (103), 1993
Dolphin Protection Bills (100-102), 1989-1992
Magnuson Fishery Management Act, 1993-1994
Marine Mammal Display (103), 1993
Maritime Reform (103rd), HR 2151, HR 2152, 1993
Navy Ocean Dumping (101), 1991
Ocean Protection Act (101), 1990 and undated
Ocean Spill Liability (101), 1989
OCS [Outer Continental Shelf]/Sand and HR 3678 (103), 1993-1994
N.C. Ports, 1994
Safe Drinking Water Act (103), 1994
Seaman Documentation (102), 1992
Storm Water Regulations (101), 1989-1991
Wetlands (103), 1993-1994
Wetlands (102), 1991
Miscellaneous Bills (103), 1994
Ancient Forests (103), 1993
Blue Ridge Parkway, 1993
California Desert Protection Act (103), 1993-1994
Clearcutting/HR 1164 (103), 1993-1994
California Desert Protection (100-102), 1990-1991
Clearcutting Ban/HR 1969, 1991
Disney/Virginia, 1994
Grazing Fees (103), 1993
Mining Reform/HR 322 (103), 1993-1994
Headwaters Forest Act (103), 1993-1994
N.C. Forestry/General, 1993-1994
N.C. Wilderness Act (103), 1993
Presidio/HR 3433 (103), 1994
Puerto Rico Statehood (103), 1993
HR 39/Udall Wilderness Act, 1993
Utah Wilderness Act (103), 1993
Bio. Survey/HR 1845 (103), 1993-1994
Endangered Species (103), 1993
Lumbee Recognition, 1991-1994
Testimony-Water Resources Research/Mary, 1987
Wake Forest wastewater plant, 1987

Post Office and Civil Service Subseries, 1987-1994 and undated
Topics include specific post offices, the national census, the U.S. Postal Service in general, zip codes, and issues related to the federal workforce such as age discrimination. The USPS is the most prominent organization but correspondents also include the Postmaster General, and the AARP [American Association of Retired Persons]. The files are unarranged.
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Archdale Post Office, 1987-1988
Carrboro Post Office, 1987-1992
Census, 1990-1992
Postal Service, 1990-1994  (2 folders)
Census Fair Share Act (102), 1992
Post Office-General, 1992
Chapel Hill Zip Codes, 1987
Post Office Privatization, 1988
UNC-CH [University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill]/Postal Service, 1993-1994
Zip Code Boundaries (101), 1990
PO-Age Discrimination in Employment Act, 1993
Agricultural Extension Retirement Credit Act (101), 1989
Federal Employees/General, circa 1993
Federal Military Retirees, 1993-1994
HR 3345-Buy-Outs-Federal Workforce Reduction Act 1994
HR 1378/Group Life Insurance (102), 1991
HR 20/Hatch Act (103), 1993-1994
High Risk Occupational Disease Prevention, 1987 and undated
Judiciary and Salary Adjustments, 1990-1991
Crime Prevention Month, 1990-1991

Public Works and Transportation Subseries, 1984-1993 and undated
Prominent subjects include: billboards; highway safety; surface transportation legislation; highway legislation; air traffic controllers; specific projects such as the Franklin County airport; airport and airline industry issues; the Randleman Lake dam; a North Carolina-London gateway; and airport radar. Organizations mentioned frequently include the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), the USDOT's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the North Carolina State DOT, the State of North Carolina, and Amtrak. Some documents were created as preparation for hearings, especially regarding various governmental organizations such as the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). The files are unarranged.
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Randleman Dam, 1986-1987  (2 folders)
EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] Building/RTP [Research Triangle Park], 1989-1990
Questionnaires and Articles, 1990
Bicycle Transportation, 1990-1991
Bigger Trucks (102), 1991
Billboard Control, 1990-1992
Commercial Drivers License, 1988
Greyhound Bus Lines, 1988-1992
Industrial Truck Training (101), 1988
Motorcycle Helmets, 1990-1991
National Recreational Trails Act (ISTEA) HR 2950 Title I, Part B, 1992
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Negotiated Rates, 1993
Nissan, 1992-1993  (2 folders)
Runaway Tires (102), 1991-1992
DOT [Department of Transportation]:Safety Programs, 1990-1993  (2 folders)
Scenic Byways (101), undated
Teenage School Bus Drivers, 1988
Speed Limit, 1987
Surface Transportation Reauthorization (102), 1991
HR 3221/UPS and Federal Express (102), 1991
Highway Bill/100th Congress, 1986-1987  (2 folders)
Highway Bill/Minimum Allocation, 1986-1991
Surface Transportation-Valentine Hearing (101), 1990
HR 5466/Airline Competition Enhancement Act (102), 1992
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Aviation Issues/General, 1989
Air Traffic Controllers, 1988 and undated
Air Traffic Controllers Legislation (101-102), 1992 and undated
Air Travel Rights/Blind, 1989
American Airlines Casework (100-102), 1988-1990
American Airlines/General, 1992-1993
American/Computer Reservation System, 1993
Asheboro Airport, 1988-1989
Eastern Airlines Investigation (101), 1989-1990
Essential Air Services, 1989
Flight Attendant Duty Time, 1991
Foreign Repair Stations, 1989
Foreign/U.S. Routes, 1989
Franklin County Airport, 1986-1990
Aviation Fuel Tax Increase (101), 1990
International Bilateral Aviation Rules, 1989-1990
Leveraged Buy-outs (LBOs), 1989
Lufthansa Service/Charlotte, 1989-1991
Mode C Transponders, 1988
Airport Noise Abatement, 1990-1991
Off-Airport Access Fees, 1989-1990
Orion Air/Express Service to Japan, 1988-1989
RDU [Raleigh-Durham International Airport]/General, 1988-1989
RDU Precision Radar, 1987-1988  (2 folders)
RDU-London Gateway:1987, 1986-1987
London Gateway (1993), 1993  (1 of 2 folders)
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London Gateway (1993), 1993  (2 of 2 folders)
Aviation Safety and Capacity Expansion, 1990
Aviation Trust Fund Trigger Tax, 1989
UPS [United Parcel Service]/Small Package Delivery, 1990
USAir, 1992
DOT: USAir/British Airways Alliance, 1992-1993
User Fees/Air, 1990
WakeSouth Airport, 1987-1990
UMTA [Urban Mass Transportation Administration]/M.A.N., Inc., 1987
Mass Transit/Triangle, 1990-1991
Amtrak/Charlotte-Raleigh, 1989-1990
Amtrak/Raleigh-Columbia, 1988
High-Speed Rail and MAG LEV [Magnetic Levitated High Speed Rail System], 1992-1993
Randleman Dam, 1987
Congressional Fire Services Caucus, 1992
Procurement Hearing FY '92, undated
Office of Secretary FY '92 Hearing, 1991
NTSB [National Transportation Safety Board] Hearing FY '92, 1991
NHTSA FY '92 Hearing, undated
Federal Railroad Administration Hearing FY '92, 1990
Federal Highway Administration Hearing FY '92, 1991
Federal Aviation Administration Hearing FY '92, 1991
FAA: Questions FY '93, 1992
DOT: FHWA: U.S. 64: FY '93, 1991
NTHSA Hearing, 1992 and undated
NTSB Hearing, undated
FAA [Federal Aviation Administration] Hearing: Wake South Airport, 1988-1992
FHWA Hearing: 3/17/92, 1992
Architectural and Transportation Compliance Board FY '92, undated
ICC [Interstate Commerce Commission] 1992 Hearing, 1991-1992
Federal Transit Administration, undated
FHWA: N.C. Demonstration Project, 1991
DOT: FHWA: N.C. 86, 1992
Transportation: FAA: Precision Runway Monitor, 1988-1991
map-case  OC:VII:2
U.S. 64: Rails to Trails, 1992
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RSPA [Research and Special Programs Administration] Hearing, 1989-1992
Secretary of Transportation Hearing: 2/18/92, 1991-1992
AOPA [Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association] Meeting (1989 Apr. 29), 1989-1992
Transportation: FAA: ASDE-3 [Airport Surface Detection Equipment] Radar, 1987-1992
Transportation: FAA: Noise Policy, 1990-1991
map-case  OC:VII:2
Highway maps: Chatham, Franklin, Orange, Randolph, and Wake counties, 1984

Science and Technology Subseries, 1988-1994 and undated
North Carolina universities within Price's district, especially North Carolina State University and Duke University, are the most frequent correspondents. The National Weather Service is mentioned frequently as are the following topics: the space program; the superconducting supercollider program and its funding; and supercomputers. The committee with jurisdiction over Science and Technology issues was actually called Science, Space, and Technology during most of the life cycle of these files. Prior to Price's first term, the committee had been called simply "Science and Technology" and appears often to have been referred to in that way. The abbreviations "SandT" and "SSandT" are seen throughout the files. Files are unarranged.
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Science and Technology: National Weather Service, 1989-1991
NSF [National Science Foundation]: NCSU [North Carolina State University] ERC [Engineering Research Center], 1988
NASA [National Aeronautics and Space Administration]: Mars Mission, 1988-1990 and undated
Science and Technology: Social Sciences, 1988-1990 and undated
Super Collider (100-101), 1987-1989
Super Collider (102), 1994
Supercomputers, 1989
Science and Technology: University Research Facilities, 1987-1988
Science and Technology: UNC [University of North Carolina] Telescope, 1992 and undated
Technical Education, 1991-1993
EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] Supercomputer, 1993

Small Business Subseries, 1992-1994
Relates only tangentially to small business. A large portion of the files are devoted to participant biographies and other organizational information for a health care forum moderated by David Price. Other topics include the company Northern Telecom and a congressional field hearing on crime.
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Health Care Forum
General, 1993-1994
Panel 1-Children's Health, 1994
Panel 2-Innovation, 1993-1994
Panel 3-Small Business, 1994
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Panel 4-National Health Care, 1994
Panel 5-Special Needs, 1994
Papers [All from Health Care Forum?], 1994  (2 folders)
Crime Field Hearing, 1992-1994  (2 folders)
Northern Telecom, 1993-1994  (3 folders)

Veterans Affairs Subseries, 1987-1994 and undated
Contains materials related to veterans' affairs with the Department of Veterans' Affairs being the most prominent organization and its secretary, Jesse Brown, a frequent correspondent. Topics include: a veterans' center for Raleigh, NC; Price's cosponsorship of related bills; Agent Orange; health care especially as it relates to Persian Gulf War Syndrome and benefits; POWs and MIAs; and additional related legislation. Files are arranged in original order as received and are in no particular order.
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Vet Center, 1988-1994
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Veterans Legislation-103rd [Congress], 1993-1994
Veterans Cosponsorships (103), 1993-1994
Veterans-Agent Orange, 1989-1990
Veterans' Breakfasts, 1992-1994  (3 folders)
1993 Veterans' Budget, 1992
Cosponsorships-Veterans, 1989-1992
VA Appraisal Rates, 1991
Veterans' COLA [Cost of Living Adjustments], 1990-1992
CHAMPUS [Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services], 1987-1992
Cumberland County Mental Health Project, 1987
Veterans Commemoration Days (Veterans and Memorial Day), 1987-1990
Concurrent Pay, 1990-1993
Veterans' Hospice Services Act (HR 3222), 1992
HR 3198-Veterans Dignity in Health Care, 1991-1992
Homecoming II, 1989
Incompetent Veterans, 1992
Veterans-Key Legislation-101s and 102nd Congresses, 1990-1992  (2 folders)
Medical Treatment of Non-Veterans, 1991-1992
Military Retirees, undated
HR 44-Merchant Mariners Fairness, 1992-1993
Veterans-Miscellaneous Issues, 1992
Persian Gulf Health, 1994
Veterans-Miscellaneous Medical Issues, 1992
POW [Prisoners of War]/MIAs [Missing in Action], 1992-1994
Senate Select Committee on POW/MIAs, 1992
Montgomery Visit, 1989-1992
ABC's "Prime Time Live," 1991-1992

Ways and Means Subseries, 1984-1994 and undated
Documents the activities of the Ways and Means Committee, especially tax and trade issues. Prominent topics include social security; taxes of many sorts including capital gains; luxury; alcohol and tobacco; the Gramm-Rudman Act; imputed interest; economic growth packages; pensions and retirement benefits; student loans; tax credits; unemployment compensation; various trade issues; NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement]; China's Most Favored Nation status; GATT [General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade] and North Carolina's textile industry; and duties on Glaxo pharmaceuticals. There is correspondence related to all sides of the NAFTA debate. Prominent correspondents include such stakeholders as: RJR-Nabisco; Department of the Treasury; Ways and Means Committee members, especially chairman Dan Rostenkowski; the State of North Carolina; Office of the U.S. Trade Representative; other White House officials including Bill Clinton; the American Textile Manufacturers Institute; the IRS; and the Department of Commerce. For related materials, see also Legislative Files-Banking. Files are unarranged.
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Raychem-Technical Correction to Tax Bill, 1986-1987
Pensions, 1993
Social Security, 1992-1993  (2 folders)
Welfare-SSI [Supplemental Security Income] Reform, 1993-1994
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Social Security Information, 1993-1994
Alcohol Tax, undated
Tobacco Tax, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
3417/HR 17-Simplification/Technical Corrections (103), 1993
Restaurants, 1993-1994
Unemployment (1993), 1993
HR 1406-Community Revitalization Tax Act, 1993
OBRA [Omnibus Reconciliation Act] (1993), EITC [Earned Income Tax Credit], 1993-1994  (2 folders)
Bond Issues, 1993
Home Office Deduction, 1993-1994
National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, 1993
IRS [Internal Revenue Service] Information, 1993
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Taxes-General, 1992-1994
Agendas/Organiz. (102), 1991
HR 2327/401(K) Plans (102), 1991
Adoption Tax Relief (102), 1991
Alcohol Excise Tax, 1989
Appreciated Property (101-103), circa 1991
"The Bubble," 1989
Burlington MSA [Metropolitan Statistical Area], 1990-1992
Black and Decker/G.E. [General Electric] Pensions, 1989
Cafeteria Plans, 1988
Capital Gains Tax, 1989-1991
Coast Guard Boat User Fees (102), 1991-1992
Common Funds (102), 1991
BTU Tax (103), 1993
Corporate Sponsorship (102), 1992
Daycare Providers Simplification (102), 1991
Earned Income Credit, 1990-1992
Economic Growth Package (102), 1991-1992
Employee Educational Assistance (102), 1990
Estate Freeze, 1989-1990
Ethanol Gas (101), 1990 and undated
Fairness for Families (102), 1991-1992
HR 2106/Family Caregivers (102), 1991
Farmer Cooperatives (101-103), 1991-1992 and undated
Farmers Withholding Tax (101), undated
FICA Tax Repeal (102), 1991
Food Bank Donations (100), 1988
Football Coaches (100), 1987
Gas Excise Tax (100-102), 1988-1990
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
Gramm-Rudman, 1985-1989
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High-Speed Rail Bonds (102), 1992
Holly Farms/Tyson Transfer, 1990
Homebuyers Tax Credit (102), 1992
Hurricane Hugo/Timber Tax Relief (101), 1990
Imputed Interest/Carolina Meadows, 1989
Imputed Interest/Springmoor, 1984-1992
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Intangibles Amortization (102), 1991
Investment Tax Credit, 1991
IRAs [Individual Retirement Accounts] (102), 1991
Iraqi Aggression Tax (102), 1990
Leveraged Buyouts/General, 1988-1989
HR 134/ "Living Benefit" Bill (102), 1991
Low-Income Housing Credit (102), 1991
Luxury Taxes (102), 1991-1992
Mail Order Sales Tax (101-103), 1988-1992
Military and Taxes (102), 1990-1991
Taxation/Nonelective Benefits (101), 1987-1988 and undated
Passive Activity Loss (101-102), 1991-1992
Non-Profit 401(K) Plans (101-103), 1989
OMB/CBO [Office of Management and Budget/Congressional Budget Office] Scorekeeping (102), 1991
Pension/General, 1991-1992
Pension Simplification (102), 1991
Railroad Retirement, 1990 and undated
R and E [Research and Experimentation] Tax Credit (102), 1991
Revenue Foregone (103), 1993
Section 89 (101), 1989
Self-Employed/Health Deductions (101-102), 1989-1991
SOT [Special Occupational Taxes] (102), 1990-1992
HR 4408-Small Issue Industrial Bonds (101 and 102), 1990-1992
Source Taxes (102), 1991
Square D Pension, 1991
Student Loan Bill (103), 1991-1993
Student Loan Deferral (102), 1990-1991
Student Loans/David's Bill (100-102), 1987-1992
Targeted Jobs Tax Credit (102), 1991
Taxation/Retirement Income, 1989
Taxpayers Bill of Rights, 1988 and undated
Tax Exempt Bond Simplification, 1989-1990
Tax Extenders (102), 1991-1992
Tax Fairness (102), 1990-1992
HR 5011/Tax Improvement Act (102), 1992
Tax Reform Act of 1986, 1986
Technical Corrections Act (1988), 1988
Tobacco Taxes-General, 1989
Transit Tax Equity, 1991 and undated
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UBIT [Unrelated Business Income Tax]-General, 1987-1989
Utilities Ratepayer Refund (101), 1987-1989
Unemployment Compensation (102), 1991-1992
Unemployment Compensation Reform, 1992
Urban Aid Packaging/HR 11 (102), 1992
VAT [Value-Added Tax] Tax, 1992
HR 2629/Women's Business Development (102), 1991
Trade Issues-General, 1991 and undated
Miscellaneous Trade Letters/Administration (103), 1993-1994
Miscellaneous Letters to Administration (102), 1990-1993
H. Con. Res. 246 (102), 1992
Ajinomoto/Amino Acid Tariffs, 1990
Breast Cancer Duty Suspend (103), 1993
Caribbean Basin/Trade (101), 1989
Caribbean Basic Caucus
Ceramic Tile, 1990-1992
Project-Fish Nets/Don Betts, 1988-1994
MFN [Most Favored Nation]/China (103), 1993-1994
MFN Status/China (101), undated
MFN Status/China (102 (1st)), undated
GATT [General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade]
Letters to Administration (103), 1993-1994
Admin. and M.C.S. (103), 1994
Letters, 1992-1994
CRS and Reports (103), circa 1993-1994
Textiles (103), 1993-1994
Miscellaneous (103), 1994
(102), 1989-1994
Oil Seeds, 1992
MFN China (HR 2212)(102 (2nd)), 1992
Export Administration Act (103), 1994
Footwear/UNICOR and Military (101), 1990
Foreign Ownership (101), 1989
Glaxo-Duty Suspensions (102), 1992
General System Preferences (103), undated
Gerber and Guatemala (103), 1994
Glaxo/Duty Suspend. Bills (103), undated
Glaxo/Ranitidine Hydrochloride, 1990-1992
Hosiery Knitting Machines/Duty Suspension (103), 1993
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Hosiery Manufacturers, 1992
Japan-Super 301, 1990-1991
U.S.-Japan Trade Relations, 1989
Lumber-Canada (101), 1992
Mallinckrodt-Foreign Trade Subzone, 1990
Miscellaneous Tariff Act (102), 1992
N.C. and Trade, 1990s
N.C. District Export Council, 1987
NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement]
Articles (103), 1993
Since Enactment, 1994
Jobs, Labor, etc., 1993
Economic Studies (103), 1993 and undated
Administration (103), 1993
Environment (103), 1993
Foreign Policy (103), 1993
Groups Con (103), 1993
Groups Pro (103), 1993
Miscellaneous Concerns, 1993
N.C., 1993
Textiles (103), 1993
Thank Yous, 1993-1994
Final-General (102), 1990-1992
HR 2056/Shipbuilding Trade (102), 1992
Soda Ash, 1991
Textiles-General, 1991-1993
1990 Textile Bill (101), 1990
Textile Bill (100), 1987-1988
Textile Machinery Modernization Act (103), 1994 and undated
Textile Machinery Bill (101), 1989-1991
Trade Expansion Act (102), 1992
Wire Rope Dumping (102), 1992
S.S. [Social Security]/General, undated
S.S. Earnings Test (101), undated
HR 2766/Life Insurance Agents (102), 1991-1992
SSI, 1990 and undated
Moynihan's S.S. Payroll Tax Cut (101), 1990-1991
Social Security Notch, 1988-1992
Notch Follow-Up, 1988 and undated
Welfare Reform (103), 1994

Commemorative Legislation Subseries, 1991-1994
Consists primarily of copies of correspondence, usually requesting Price to cosponsor commemorative legislation, and his positive responses. These letters discuss legislation designating certain calendar days as commemorative, designed to raise awareness for a particular medical condition or gain recognition for a cause or particular group or people (e.g. Emergency Services Week). There is frequently a note appended where Price (or a member of his staff) indicated his reason for cosponsoring and staff input. Correspondents are usually congressional colleagues with whom the legislation originated. In rough chronological order as received.
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Commemoratives 102nd [Congress], 1991-1992  (4 folders)
Commemoratives 103rd [Congress], 1993-1994  (3 folders)

Cosigned Letters Subseries, 1987-1994
Consists almost entirely of correspondence, usually sent between House Members, the Speaker of the House, or sometimes the President or an outside party. The letters relate to a variety of matters, political causes, legislative initiatives, all attempting to influence policy and legislation. All are letters for which multiple cosigners were sought, including Price. The file appears to be one of record for Price, although his signature was not confirmed on each letter. Arranged by Congress and sometimes further arranged by topic (House committee areas of jurisdiction).
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Cosigned 100th [Congress], 1987-1988
Cosigned 101st
Agriculture-Banking, 1989-1990
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Budget, 1989-1990
Education/Labor-Foreign Affairs, 1989-1990
Foreign Affairs, 1989-1990
Government Operations-Judiciary, 1989-1990
Merchant Marines-Ways and Means, 1989-1990
Cosigned 102nd, 1991-1992  (2 folders)
Cosigned 103rd, Part I, 1993-1994  (2 folders)
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Cosigned 103rd, Part II, 1993-1994  (2 folders)

Cosponsorship Files Subseries, 1987-1994
Incoming letters, mostly from congressional colleagues, asking Price to cosponsor legislation, and Price's positive responses. Briefing memos, correspondence, and staff comments are often included. Arranged by Congress.
Box CLE-59
Cosponsorships 100th, 1987-1988  (4 folders)
Cosponsorships 101st, Part I, 1988-1990  (2 folders)
Box CLE-60
Cosponsorships 101st, Parts II-V, 1988-1990  (8 folders)
Box CLE-61
Cosponsorships 102nd, 1991-1992  (5 folders)
Cosponsorships 103rd, 1993-1994  (1-2 of 4 folders)
Cosponsorships 103rd, 1993-1994  (3-4 of 4 folders)

Standard Response Files Subseries, 1987-1994
Contain standard form paragraphs on a particular topic that Price included in response to constituent/issue mail. These are sometimes referred to as "Library of Form Paragraphs." Constituents identified as being interested in a particular legislative area would be given a code identifying them to receive occasional legislative updates for that issue. Information on these issue codes is found in the first folder of the series. There are also other memos and documents relating to mass mailings.
Arranged by Congress and then by House committee area. See also the Constituent Service Files.
Box CLE-62
Miscellaneous Constituent Coding, 1989-1994
Standard Responses 100th, #1-#5, 1987-1988  (5 folders)
Standard Responses 101st, #1-#3, 1988-1990  (3 folders)
Standard Responses 102nd, Pre-New Computer System, 1991
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Standard Responses 102nd, Index, 1993
Standard Responses 102nd, #1-#5, 1991-1992 and undated  (5 folders)
Standard Responses 103rd, #1-#4, 1993-1994  (4 folders)
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Standard Responses 103rd, #5, 1993-1994
Standard Response Enclosures, 1987-1992
Enclosures, 103rd, 1990-1994

Targeted Mail Subseries, 1989-1994
Contains copies of letters sent to specific constituents. Handwritten codes assigned to each letter by Price's office identify particular policy areas, or some other identification of interest. Arranged by Congressional session then by topic.
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Targeted Mail 100th-102nd, #1-#3, 1989-1992
Targeted Mail 103rd Congress, 1993-1994
Profiles-Database Printout, 103rd Congress, 1993-1994  (1 of 7 folders)
Box CLE-65
Profiles-Database Printout, 103rd Congress, 1993-1994  (2-7 of 7 folders)

Vote Files Subseries, 1987-1994
Contains copies of pages from the Congressional Quarterly. Each contains short annotations on pieces of legislation and then a table indicating how certain members voted. Handwritten notes and marginalia indicate how Price voted on each bill as well as what appear to be the North Carolina delegation's vote tallies. 1988, 1989, and 1990 are the only years that also have database printouts with similar information; within each year, these printouts are further arranged by topic. Arranged by year.
Box CLE-65
Votes, 1987
Votes, 1988
Box CLE-66
Votes Parts I and II, 1988  (4 folders)
Votes [I] and [II], 1989  (2 folders)
Votes [I] and [II], 1990  (2 folders)
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Votes, 1991
Votes, 1992
Votes, 1993  (2 folders)
Votes, 1994

Constituent Service Files Series, 1992-1994

 (5 boxes)

Issue Mail Subseries, 1992-1994
Appears to be a representative sampling of constituent letters with Price's responses, documenting the North Carolina constituency's interest in and opinions on a variety of issues and Price's manner in handling comments and requests. Some clippings and other enclosures are also included. Topics vary but include gays in the military, health care reform, reproductive rights, and funding for the Environmental Protection Agency. Files are arranged by year, then alphabetically by constituent last name.
Box CLE-67
Miscellaneous Democratic Agenda/Constituent Mail Responses, 1990-1991
A-C, 1992  (3 folders)
Box CLE-68
D-R, 1992  (16 folders)
Box CLE-69
S-Z, 1992  (7 folders)
A-I, 1993  (10 folders)
Box CLE-70
J-Z, 1993  (14 folders)
A-C, 1994  (3 folders)
Box CLE-71
D-Z, 1994  (20 folders)

Press/Media Files Series, 1986-1994 and undated

 (36 boxes)

Public Files Subseries, 1986-1994
Contains public information put out by Price or his office such as "welcome" letters to new constituents, many speeches including parts of the Congressional Record, committee or hearing testimony, targeted mailings, and event flyers. At least one speech in the Public Files was not composed or presented by Price, but by Lech Walesa. A partial index in the first folder lists some of the items by date (December 3, 1986 through June 29, 1992). Folder titles are transcribed directly from the original folders and contain many initialisms and acronyms; the most frequent are "CR" for the Congressional Record, "TM" for "targeted mailing," and "Enc./Encl." for "enclosure." Arranged in roughly in reverse chronological order.
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Public File Index - Partial, 1986-1992
Floor Statement-GATT [General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade], 1994 Nov. 29
Keynote-Southern Public Radio Annual Conference, 1994 Nov. 19
Talking Points-7th Annual Congressional Veterans' Conference-Raleigh, 1994 Nov. 12
Remarks to Coastal Federal Credit Union, 1994 Oct. 25
Triangle Area Research Director's Club-Talking Points, 1994 Oct. 18
Speech, Alumni of Police Managers, re: Crime Bill, 1994 Oct. 14
Triangle Mortgage Bankers Association, 1994 Oct. 13
Floor Statement-National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Domestic Abuse, 1994 Oct. 4
Remarks: Grand Opening, Carrboro Health Center, 1994 Oct. 2
Transportation Trades, 1994 Sept. 28
CR-Trans Apps, 1994 Sept. 28
Statement, Orange-Durham Coalition for Battered Women Grant Announcement, 1994 Sept. 26
Dear Colleague-Congressional Fellows (Horn/Price), 1994 Sept. 20
Press Conference-N.C. Medical Society (Violence Against Women), 1994 Sept. 19
N.C. Rural Development Capital Access Program Kickoff Remarks, 1994 Sept. 16
Remarks-Dedication Ceremony-NCSU [North Carolina State University] Research Bldg. III, 1994 Sept. 14
Article- N.C. Medical Journal-Domestic Violence, 1994 Sept.
Remarks-SE Storm Consortium Grant Announcement, 1994 Aug. 25
Floor Statement-re: Penny-Kasich-Stenholm Substitute Amendment, 1994 Aug. 12
Floor Remarks-Diabetes and Health Care Reform, 1994 Aug. 2
Press Conference Remarks-Crime Bill, 1994 Aug. 1
Speech-Woodrow Wilson Center for International Studies- "Congressional Government Revisited," 1994 July 25
Floor Remarks-Tribute to Avery Upchurch, 1994 July 21
Floor Speech (1 Minute)-Deficit Reduction, 1994 July 14
Floor Remarks-Opposition to Burton Amendment-CJS Bill, 1994 June 27
Floor Remarks-Transportation Appropriations, 1994 June 16
Floor (1 Minute)- "Marxists in the House" (Nay-sayers), 1994 June 16
Remarks- "The Art of Building in N.C.," quoted in National Building Museum Journal, 1994 Summer
Remarks to UNISPHERE International Ventures Forum-RTP [Research Triangle Park], 1994 May 31
Remarks-RDU-London Route Inauguration, 1994 May 26
Remarks-Groundbreaking for Sedgewood Apartments-DHIC [Downtown Housing Improvement Corporation] (Raleigh), 1994 May 23
CR-Crime Field Hearing, 1994 May 20
Art of Building in N.C., 1994 May 16
Speech-Commencement Address, Milligan College, 1994 May 15
National Stone Association Speech, 1994 May 10
Statement-N.C. JOBLINKS Grant Announcement-Wake Technical Community College, 1994 May 9
Statement-Falls Lake, 1994 Apr. 29
The Vote in South Africa, 1994 Apr. 28
Chapel Hill Bicentennial, 1994 Apr. 24
Speech-Pollution Prevention-N.C. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry, NCSU-Closing Remarks, 1994 Apr. 22
Statement-Grant Announcement for N.C. Housing Finance Agency, 1994 Apr. 8
Talking Points-People for the American Way, Speech, 1994 Apr. 6
DLC [Democratic Leadership Council] Article, 1994 Apr.
Balanced Budget Amendment (3 Statements), 1994 Mar. 16-1994 Mar. 17
FY 1995 Budget Resolution (2 Statements: Kasich, Con; Sabo [?], Pro), 1994 Mar. 10
Farm Breakfast Remarks, 1994 Mar. 5
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations re: Jeanette Hyde, 1994 Feb. 25
Strengthening the Black Family, Inc., Floor Statement, 1994 Feb. 23
Dedication of Cornerstone (Homelessness), 1994 Feb. 21
Fourth District Health Care Forum, 1994 Feb. 11
Statement Before Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works re: Jesse L. White, Jr., 1994 Feb. 4
Health Care Forum, 1994 Feb. 3
Remarks on Crime Bill, 1993 Nov. 29
Penny-Kasich Amendment, 1993 Nov. 23
Debate-Floor Statement on Penny-Kasich Amendment, 1993 Nov. 22
NAFTA Floor Statement, 1993 Nov. 17
UNC Clinical Research Video Introduction: Verne S. Caviness General Clinic Research Center, 1993 Nov. 15
Newsletter-Reports from Washington, 1993 Nov. 12
Franklin County Airport Grand Opening, 1993 Nov. 10
Speech-NCSU-Wood Machining and Tooling Grant Announcement, 1993 Nov. 1
Article- "Access to Economic Security" -Community Transportation Reporter, 1993 Nov.
N.C. Special Olympics Equestrian Championships, 1993 Oct. 30
House Floor Debate-Final Passage of Transportation Appropriations Bill, 1993 Oct. 21
House Floor Debate-Final Passage of CJS Appropriations Bill: National Endowment for Democracy (NED), 1993 Oct. 20
CJS Appropriations, 1993 Oct. 19
Op-Ed Piece-JOBLINKS Initiative Community Transportation Newsletter, 1993 Oct. 14
London Gateway Rally, 1993 Oct. 4
UNC [University of North Carolina] Cystic Fibrosis Grant Announcement, 1993 Oct. 4
Transportation Appropriations Floor Debate, 1993 Sept. 22
Srs. [Seniors] Housing Conference, 1993 Sept. 17
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences-Speech, 1993 Sept. 13
Commencement Address-Wake Tech, 1993 Aug. 20
Health Care Financial Management Association-Myrtle Beach, 1993 Aug. 11
One-minute Floor Speech, "Now Is the Time," 1993 Aug. 5
Budget Reconciliation Debate-FY '94, 1993 Aug. 5
Tribute to Rep. Paul Henry, circa 1993 Aug. 3
"Small Business Needs the Economic Plan," 1-Minute Floor Speech, 1993 July 30
Special Order-Earned Income Tax Credit, 1993 July 29
In Memory of Thad Eure-Extension of Remarks, 1993 July 26
"What We Must Do, " Budget Conference 1-Minute Floor Speech, 1993 July 21
EPA [Environmental Protection Agency] Consolidation in RTP- Charlotte Observer, 1993 July 19
House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration Testimony re: Charlie Tsui, 1993 July 15
1-Minute Floor Speech-Local Benefits of Economic Plan, 1993 June 17
NAPMW [National Association of Professional Mortgage Women], 1993 June 7
Speech-Baccalaureate Address at Northwood High School, 1993 June 6
Speech-Baccalaureate Address at St. Mary's, 1993 June 5
Confirmation of Michael A. Stegman, 1993 May 24
1-Minute Floor Speech-Budget Reconciliation, 1993 May 20
Endangered Species Act-Statement to Charlotte Observer, 1993 May 7
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1-Minute Speech- "Only a Bump in the Road" -Impact of Not Passing Stimulus Package, 1993 May 6
Line Item-Veto Floor Statement, 1993 Apr. 29
Jim Valvano 1-Minute, 1993 Apr. 29
Speech-Wake County Democratic Party Convention, 1993 Apr. 17
North Carolina National Guard Speech, 1993 Apr. 16
1-Minute Floor Speech- "Gridlock is Breaking" (Budget Approval), 1993 Apr. 1
"March Madness" 1-Minutes: UNC vs. KU [University of Kansas], 1993 Mar. 31 and UNC Champs 1993 Apr. 20
Floor Debate-House Budget Resolution, 1993 Mar. 18
National Education Service Award, 1993 Mar. 8
1-Minute Floor Speech- "Business Support for Clinton Economic Plan," 1993 Mar. 4
Speech/RTL [Ready to Learn]/Kenan Center Symposium on Children at Risk, 1993 Feb. 22
Speech: Medical Staff, Raleigh Community Hospital-Health Care Reform, 1993 Feb. 22
Testimony: Joint Committee on the Reorganization of Congress, 1993 Feb. 4
1 Minute Floor Speech Cooperation/Grid-Lock, 1993 Jan. 21
Speech-Center for Media Education, 1992 Nov. 10
Siemens Medical Systems Facility Dedication-Remarks, 1992 Oct. 29
N.C. Association of College and Universities Speech, 1992 Oct. 29
Bristol-Myers Facility Dedication, 1992 Oct. 28
Remarks-Pulp and Paper Foundation-NC State, 1992 Oct. 22
Delta Nu Alpha, 1992 Oct. 20
Scientific and Technical Education Act-Floor Statement, 1992 Oct. 10
Comprehensive National Energy Policy Act-Floor Statement, 1992 Oct. 5
Letter to GAO [General Accounting Office] re: Gaston Pipeline, 1992 Oct. 5
Scientific and Advanced Technology Act-Floor Statement, 1992 Oct. 3
Remarks-New Priorities, 1992 Oct. 2
FY '93 Transportation Appropriations-Floor Statement, 1992 Oct. 1
Remarks-Triangle J Council of Governments, 1992 Sept. 14
ECPI Commencement Address, 1992 Aug. 8
Talking Points-National Night Out Against Crime, 1992 Aug. 3
FY '93 Transportation Appropriation, 1992 July 9
Gov. Clinton's Visionary Economic Strategy for America, 1992 July 9
FY '92 Transportation Appropriations, 1992 July 9
Ready-To-Learn Act of 1992, 1992 July 8
Reinhold Niebuhr Centennial-Extension of Remarks, 1992 July 8
Agriculture Debate-Floor Statement, 1992 June 30
Dear Colleague- "Ready to Learn Act," 1992 June 26
Speech-Triangle Transit, 1992 June 22
Joint Committee on the Organization of Congress-Floor Statement, 1992 June 18
Speech/RTL-D.C. Press Conference, 1992 June 17
Laubach Literacy Action-Speech, 1992 June 13
Current Conference-Remarks, 1992 June 12
Speech/RTL-PlaySpace Press Conference, 1992 June 9
Religious Persecution of Baha'is in Iran, 1992 June 4
Newsletter (Postal Patron), 1992 Summer
Floor Statement/Energy Bill, 1992 May 20
Speech-UNC Preventative Medicine, 1992 May 11
N.C. Biotech Dedication, 1992 Apr. 24
Vet School, 1992 Apr. 23
Speech-JJ [Jefferson Jackson] Day Breakfast, 1992 Apr. 11
Speech/Dem. Co. Convention, 1992 Apr. 4
Speech-UNC Public Health School "Foard Lecture," 1992 Apr. 3
Newsletter (Postal Patron), 1992 Spring
CR/Floor Statement-Pell Grants for Prisoners, 1992 Mar. 26
CR/Floor Statement: Higher Education Act, One-Minute, 1992 Mar. 26
Woodstock Forum "Values Behind the Issues" 1992 Mar. 24
Dear Colleague-Pell Grants for Prisoners/Towns Amendment, 1992 Mar. 24
Speech-Transportation and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee, 1992 Mar. 10
Speech-Human Rights Week, 1992 Mar. 6
Floor Statement-Tax Fairness, 1992 Feb. 27
Speech-Carolina Literacy Symposium, 1992 Feb. 28
Dear Colleagues/Rejection of Administration and Republican Tax Plan, 1992 Feb. 25
Speech-N.C. Young Democrats, 1992 Feb. 22
N.C. Association of Healthcare and Admitting Managers, 1992 Feb. 20
Speech-Wake Medical Society, 1992 Feb. 20
Speech-Chapel Hill AAUW [American Association of University Women], (Education Overview), 1992 Feb. 17
Speech-Triangle Association of Health Underwriters, 1992 Feb. 17
Speech-UNC Medical School "Social Medicine" Class, 1992 Feb. 11
SP/Tri-A-Ride, 1992 Feb. 11
Speech (Sermon)/Binkley Church, 1992 Feb. 9
SP/Campaigning and Governing, 1992 Feb. 7
Dear Colleague/Student Loan Affordability Act, 1992 Feb. 5
Floor Statement/Gag Rule, 1992 Feb. 5
Pi Sigma Alpha Award, 1992 Feb.
Dear Colleague (HR 3285), Energy Bill, 1992 Feb.
Speech-Chapel Hill Elder Care Fair, 1992 Jan. 25
SP/Asheboro Chamber, 1992 Jan. 24
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Speech/Pearl Harbor, 1991 Dec. 7
Speech, National Humanities Center, "Civil Society and Governance in the U.S.," 1991 Nov. 23
The American Friendship Library-Extension of Remarks, 1991 Nov. 22
CR-Campaign Finance Floor Remarks, 1991 Nov. 21
SP/President--Care?, 1991 Nov. 19
Testimony/Subcommittee-Science, 1991 Nov. 18
Sermon-Edenton St. Methodist Church, 1991 Nov. 17
CR-Extension of Remarks-Hugh Gallagher's Self-Reliance Article, 1991 Nov. 13
Speech-Binkley Forum on Healthcare, 1991 Nov. 9
Dear Colleague-Technical Training Bill, 1991 Nov. 1
Speech-UNC Nurses Alumni, 1991 Nov. 1
Floor Statement-CR/Bush's Response to Economic Situation (Domestic)/Bush Focuses on Foreign Policy While Domestic Affairs Decline, 1991 Oct. 31
Floor Statement-CR-Recognition of Mike Sewell, "21-Year-Old Downs Syndrome Victim Beats the Odds and is a Role Model for All," 1991 Oct. 30
Floor Statement-Volkmer Amendment-DP Opposes Such an Amendment in Light of All the Tragedies That Have Occurred Because Of Assault Weapons, 1991 Oct. 17
Speech-N.C. Citizens for Business and Industry, 1991 Oct. 14
CR/Extension of Remarks-Taiwan, 1991 Oct. 10
CR/Floor Statement-1 Minute on Unemployment/Domestic Agenda, 1991 Oct. 10
CR/Floor Statement-Transportation Appropriations, 1991 Oct. 10
Speech-4th District Seniors' Lunch, 1991 Oct. 7
CR/Floor Statement-Commerce, Justice, State Appropriations, 1991 Oct. 3
CR/Floor Statement-VA/HUD Appropriations Bill, 1991 Oct. 2
CR/Floor Statement-Lumbee Recognition Act, 1991 Sept. 26
Testimony-Technical Training Bill, 1991 Sept. 17
Speech/Editorial-Technical Training Bill (WGMS Radio), 1991 Sept. 16
CR/Floor Statement-Unemployment Compensation, 1991 Sept. 16
Speech-EPA Groundbreaking, 1991 Sept. 5
Speech-Cary Chamber of Commerce, 1991 Aug. 12
Column- Chapel Hill Herald, Technician Training, 1991 Aug. 9
Speech to New Citizens, Raleigh, 1991 Aug. 4
CR/Floor Statement-National Energy Efficient Lighting Education Act, 1991 Aug. 2
Dear Colleague-Technical Training Bill, 1991 July
Dear Colleague-Crime Prevention Month Bill, 1991 July
Merchant Marine Subcommittee Re: Bill Leslie (WRAC), 1991 July 30
Article-Randolph County Democratic Party Newsletter, 1991 July 26
CR/Floor Statement-Teenage Sex Study/Waxman Amendment, 1991 July 25
CR/Floor Statement-Transportation Appropriations Bill, 1991 July 24
CR/Floor Statement-Hubert Humphrey Commemorative, 1991 July 24
Dear Colleague-Teenage Sex Survey/Waxman Amendment, 1991 July 23
CR/Floor Statement-HR 5, Peterson Amendment, 1991 July 17
CR/Floor Statement-Technical Training Bill, 1991 July 17
CR/Floor Statement-Crime Prevention Month Bill, 1991 July 16
Speech-N.C. Association of CPA's (Health Care), 1991 July 12
CR/Floor Statement-Higher Education Hearing, 1991 July 11
CR/Extension-Tribute to Julie Bowman, 1991 July 9
CR: Agriculture Appropriations Bill, 1991 June 26
Speech-N.C. Society of Internal Medicine, 1991 June 21
Fourth District Convention, 1991 June 17
CR/Floor Statement-Student Aid, 1991 June 13
CR/Floor Statement-Civil Rights, 1991 June 4
Speech-Baccalaureate Address at Millbrook High School, 1991 June 2
CR/Floor Statement-MFN for China, 1991 May 30
CR/Floor Statement Fast Track, 1991 May 23
Triangle Chapter NCCPA "Annual Bankers Dinner" Speech, 1991 May 20
Speech-UNC Anesthesiologists, 1991 May 17
Interview with Phil Klenkner, Brookings Institute re: Hunt Commission, 1991 May 15
CR Floor Statement-HJ Resolution 194-Infant Mortality Awareness, 1991 May 2
Speech-Fourth District Convention, 1991 May
Campaign Finance Reform Task Force-Testimony, 1991 Apr. 30
Jefferson-Jackson Day Speech, 1991 Apr. 20
CR/Floor Statement-Civil Rights, 1991 Apr. 17
Speech-Holocaust Memorial, 1991 Apr. 14
CR/Floor Statement- "Investing in Education," 1991 Apr. 11
Testimony-Merchant Marine Subcommittee, 1991 Apr. 11
Speech-UNC Dept. on Aging, 1991 Apr. 3
Speech-Asheboro Doctor's Speech, 1991 Apr. 3
CR/Floor Statement- "National Literacy Act," 1991 Mar. 19
CR/Floor Statement- "A Milestone for the Chemical Industry Institute," 1991 Mar. 13
CR/Floor Statement-Black History Month Tribute, 1991 Feb. 28
CR/Floor Statement-Salute to Troops, 1991 Feb. 28
CR/Floor Statement-Energy Policy, 1991 Feb. 21
CR/Floor Statement-John Winters Tribute, 1991 Feb. 6
Speech-N.C. Democratic Executive Committee, 1991 Jan. 19
CR/Floor Statement-Persian Gulf, Pro Sanctions, 1991 Jan. 11
Dear Colleague-Student Loan Bill, 1991 Jan. 10
Student Loan Affordability Act, 1991 Jan. 3
Article-DP and Hubert Humphrey Award "Political Science and Politics," 1990 Dec.
Transcript- "Soundings" on Literacy, 1990 Nov. 21
Speech-Veteran's Day Tribute, 1990 Nov. 11
Speech-Franklin County Airport Ground Breaking, 1990 Sept. 28
Testimony-Subcommittee on Transportation, 1990 Sept. 21
Speech-Realtors Association, 1990 Nov. 9
Legislative Update- The Voice-Independent Garage Owners, 1990 Nov.
Book Chapter- "Understanding Congress: Research Perspectives" (Proof), 1990 Oct.
United Nations Association Talking Points, 1990 Oct. 24
Speech by Phone-Triangle J Council of Governments, 1990 Oct. 24
FS-Scale Group, 1990 Oct. 19
CR/Floor Statement-Budget Reconciliation, 1990 Oct. 16
Extension of Remarks-Judge Everett, 1990 Oct. 10
CR/Floor Statement-Budget Resolution, 1990 Oct. 4
CR-Budget Resolution Statement, 1990 Oct. 4
FS in Congressional Digest, Pro Finance Reform, 1990 Oct.
Grand Opening-KidWorks at Wake Medical Center, 1990 Sept. 23
Habitat for Humanity, 1990 Sept. 16
FS-Recognition of Alice Garrett, 1990 Sept. 13
Dedication of Space Model at NCSU, 1990 Sept. 14
FS-Carl D. Perkins Vocational Education Act; HR 7, 1990 Sept. 12
Realtors Speech, 1990 Sept. 4
DP Article- "Understanding the Savings and Loan Crisis," in The Mainstream Democrat, 1990 Sept.
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Senior Democrats of NC, 1990 Aug. 24
Credit Union Speech, 1990 Aug. 24
Striker's Soccer Team Extension, 1990 Aug. 3
CR/Floor Statement-Campaign Finance Reform, 1990 Aug. 3
CR/Floor Statement-S and L Crime Bill and Golden Parachute, 1990 July 31
CR/Floor Statement-National Health Service Corps, 1990 July 30
CR/Floor Statement-Housing Bill, 1990 July 27
Floor Statement-Equity and Excellence in Education Act, 1990 July 20
CR/Floor Statement-S and L One-Minute, 1990 July 13
Dear Colleague-Crime Prevention, 1990 July 13
American Political Science Association Award to DP, 1990 July 11
Postal Patron #4, 1990 July
CR-Regulation of Golden Parachutes Amendment Statement, 1990 June 28
Dear Colleague-Golden Parachute Bill, 1990 June 27
Speech Draft-Military Change of Command-Raleigh, 1990 June 25
Speech-Atlanta Literacy Conference, 1990 June 21
CR/Floor Statement-Flag Amendment, 1990 June 21
Habitat for Humanity, 1990 June 15
Speech-District Convention, 1990 May 19
Appropriations Testimony-Offshore Oil Drilling, 1990 May 16
CR-Health Insurance Counseling and Assistance Act, 1990 May 16
UNC Public Health Commencement Speech, 1990 May 13
Mars Hill Commencement, 1990 May 6
EPA Symposium, Air Toxics (Delivered by GC), 1990 May 1
Speech-JJ Day, 1990 Apr. 28
Appropriations Testimony-Infant Mortality, 1990 Apr. 26
CR/Floor Statement-Crime Prevention Month, 1990 Apr. 25
County Convention Speech, 1990 Apr. 21
NIEHS [National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences] Speech, 1990 Apr. 20
Speech-Carl Albert Center Keynote, 1990 Apr. 12
Community Meeting Card (Apr.), 1990 Apr. 9
Appropriations Testimony-N.C. Biotechnology Center, 1990 Mar. 29
CR/Floor Speech-Child Care, 1990 Mar. 29
CR-Tribute to Sheila Allred, 1996 Mar. 27
CR-Black History Month-Carter G. Woodson, 1990 Mar. 27
Speech to Community Colleges-Topic: Workplace Literacy, 1990 Mar. 26
CR/Floor Statement-Foreign Language Competence Bill, 1990 Mar. 8
Ways and Means Testimony-Student Aid, 1990 Mar. 5
N.C. State Buchdahl Lecture, 1990 Mar. 1
Speech-Environmental Health (to School of Public Health), 1990 Feb. 22
Yale-Sorenson Lecture, 1990 Feb. 13
Institute of Government Seminar, 1990 Feb. 9
CR: Housing Hearing Floor Statement, 1990 Feb. 7
Welcome Wagon Cards, 1990 Feb.
TM: Community Meeting Cards, (CH [Chapel Hill], W. Raleigh, Louisburg), 1990 Jan.-Feb.
PP #3-Congressional Overview, 1990 Jan.
Speech to New Citizens, 1989 Dec. 15
Electoral College Speech, 1990 Dec.
Speech-Teacher of the Year, 1989 Nov. 30
Democratic Women, 1989 Nov. 30
CR-Lech Walesa's Speech, 1989 Nov. 15
CR-HUD [Housing and Urban Development] Reform Bill, 1989 Nov. 14
Enc. (TM)-Procurement Conference flyers, 1989 Nov. 13
CR-Veterans Day, 1989 Nov. 9
CR-Literacy Hearing Floor Statement, 1989 Nov. 1
Speech-Literacy Hearing Opening Statement, 1989 Oct. 31
CR/Floor Statement-Weather Radar Funding, TC2, 1989 Oct. 26
CR-Carolyn Morse Recognition, 1989 Oct. 24
CR/Floor Statement-FHA Mortgage Limit Increase, 1989 Oct. 24
Press Statement-Fannie Mae Community Home Buyers, 1989 Oct. 16
Remarks to American Association of University Professors, 1989 Oct. 13
CR-Recogn. Taiwan's National Day, 1989 Oct. 11
Article-Leader Column on Science and Math, 1989 Sept. 28
CR-Capital Gains Speech, 1989 Sept. 27
CR-National POW/MIA Recognition Day, 1989 Sept. 13
CR-Mickey Leland Tribute, 1989 Sept. 12
Dear Colleague: Literacy Bill, 1989 Sept. 7
Speech-Homebuilders, 1989 Aug. 8
CR-FSLIC On-Off Budget, 1989 Aug. 4
CR-FSLIC Conference Report, 1989 Aug. 3
CR-Literacy Bill Introduction, 1989 Aug. 3
Speech to CP and L, 1989 Aug.
Article-4th District History News and Observer, 1989 July 30
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Invitation to Chapel Hill and Pittsboro Community Meeting, 1989 June 26
Speech-Hellenic Banquet, 1989 June 24
CR-Inroads Program, 1989 June 22
CR Statement-Housing Policy, 1989 June 15
Speech-Habitat for Humanity, 1989 June 15
CR Statement-FSLIC Amendments, 1989 June 15
CR/TM China Statement, 1989 June 6
Speech-SW Randolph Baccalaureate, 1989 May 28
CR-RTC [Resolution Trust Corporation] Amendment, 1989 May 25
CR-Recycling Special Order, 1989 May 24
CR-Affordable Housing, 1989 May 24
Speech-N.C. Government Contractors Association, 1989 May 22
Speech-UNC School of Business, 1989 May 14
Banking Speech, 1989 May 12
Delegation Letter to Bush for Federal Tornado Dollars, 1989 May 11
CR-Small Business Week, 1989 May 9
FS-Support Reauthorization of Carl O. Perkins Vocational Education Act, 1989 May 9
Commencement Address-Atlanta Christian College, 1989 May 7
Speech-Franklin Medical Center, 1989 May 5
Dear Colleague on HR 488/Student Loan Bill, 1989 May 3
Religion and Politics-Chapel of the Cross Speech, 1989 May
Speech-Democratic County Conventions, 1989 Apr. 22
TM-Environmental Letter, 1989 Apr. 20
Speech-Center for Peace Education, 1989 Apr. 14
Floor Statement-Biotechnology Center, 1989 Apr. 13
Speech-N.C. Editorial Writers, 1989 Apr. 9
Speech and Statement-Literacy Summit, 1989 Apr. 6
Testimony-N.C. Textile Center, 1989 Apr. 5
TM-Environmental Issues, 1989 Apr.
PP-Constituent Service Guide, 1989 Apr.
Speech-Wake Medical Center Board of Directors, 1989 Mar. 18
CR Floor Statement-Health Insurance Counseling and Assistance Act, 1989 Mar. 16
Weather Radar Hearing Statement, 1989 Mar. 3
Comments-CRS [Congressional Research Service]-Knowledge and Power-Schick Paper, 1989 Mar. 3
T.M.-Tax Tips for Senior Citizens, 1989 Mar.
Community Meeting Card-Raleigh, 1989 Feb. 15
Speech-Judea Reform, 1989 Feb. 12
United Nations Association of Wake County, 1989 Feb. 10
CRS-Broder Seminar- "What You Should Know About Congress," 1989 Feb. 9
CR-Clifton Carpenter Appointed to U.S. Naval Academy, 1989 Feb. 9
Dear Colleague re: Budget Deficit, 1989 Jan. 25
Encl. From TM To Minority Leaders-CR and News and Observer Article-Equal Opportunity in Home Ownership, 1989 Jan. 24
Speech-MLK Birthday/Pullen Memorial and Martin St. Churches, 1989 Jan. 6
CR-Price Introduces Student Loan Bill, 1989 Jan. 6
PP #1-Newsletter, 1989 Jan.
Extension of Remarks-Honoring Nobel Prize Winners in Medicine, 1988 Oct. 19
Statement-Subcommittee on Housing/Community Development, 1988 Sept. 27
Statement-Ed Jones Special Order, 1988 Sept. 26
CR-Textile Bill, 1988 Sept. 23
Statement-UNC Rural Health Grant, 1988 Sept. 21
TM/Enc. Brady Amendment, 1988 Sept.
PP-Community Meeting Notices, 1988 Aug. 29-1988 Aug. 30
Article-Insight, 1988 Aug. 15
DC-Home Ownership Assistance Act, 1988 Aug. 5
PP-Washington Report, 1988 Aug.
TM/CR-Prompt Payment, 1988 July 26
Floor Statement-Prompt Payment, 1988 July 26
CR-Extension of Remarks-Punjab Conflict, 1988 July 26
Speech Before Democratic National Convention, 1988 July 21
CR Extension of Remarks-Citizen Bee Winner, 1988 July 14
Encl.-Mode C Transponders, 1988 July
1989 Transportation Appropriations (HR 4794) Floor Statement, 1988 June 28
CR Extension of Remarks-Charles Ward, 1988 June 3
TM/CR RDU [Raleigh-Durham International Airport] Radar, 1988 June 28
Article-Chamber Views, 1988 June
Community Meeting Notices Hillsborough, Chapel Hill, 1988 May 30
Baccalaureate Address-Chapel Hill High, 1988 May 29
DC-Home Ownership Assistance Act, 1988 May 26
Transcript-Address: 4th District Democratic Congressional Convention, 1988 May 21
CR Ext-Liability Insurance Crisis on Small Business, 1988 May 18
Floor Speech-Bicentennial Award Winner-Doris Lucas, 1988 May 12
Constituent Survey Results, 1988 May
Testimony on RDU Radar/Franklin County Airport, 1988 Apr. 20
Speech-1988 Wake/Orange Democratic Conventions, 1988 Apr. 9
CQ [ Congressional Quarterly] Interview, 1988 Mar. 24
Speech-Wake Medical Center, 1988 Mar. 18
Encl.-Turkish Human Rights, 1988 Mar. 2
Community Meetings Announcements-Randolph, Chatham, Wake, Franklin, 1988 Mar.
CR/Encl.-Civil Rights Restoration, 1988 Mar.
TM-Family Issues, 1988 Feb. 29
Nabisco Plans to Build Bakery, 1988 Feb. 19
Wall Street Journal Interview with John Yang, 1988 Feb. 9
Box CPM-6
Contra Aid Floor Statement, 1988 Feb. 3
PP-Washington Report, 1988 Feb.
Targeted Mailing-Environmental, 1988 Feb.
PP-1988 Questionnaire, 1988 Feb.
New York Times Article/Profile, 1988 Feb.
Community Meetings, 1988 Jan. 12-1988 Jan. 13
The Wilson Quarterly Commentary, 1988 Jan.
CR-Endangered Species/Tropical Forest Preservation, 1987 Dec. 17
CR-INF [Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces] Treaty, 1987 Dec. 16
CR-Small Businesses Excel-Raleigh 1987 Dec. 8
Speech-UNC Women's Soccer, 1987 Dec. 3
CR-UNC Soccer Dynasty, 1987 Dec. 4
CR-Science Committee- "Tomorrow's Workplace," 1987 Nov. 20
CR-Veterans Day Commemoration, 1987 Nov. 10
Literacy Hearing-Witnesses, 1987 Nov. 9
Speech-Southern Political Science Association, 1987 Nov. 6
Enclosure-Budget Reconciliation, 1987 Oct. 28
CR-Appointment, Dwight David Eisenhower Centennial Commission, 1987 Oct. 27
Legislative/Political Ethics, 1987 Oct. 12
High School Article, submitted 1987 Oct. 9
Enclosure-HUD Energy Standards, 1987 Oct. 1
Education Report, 1987 Oct.
Floor Statement-Small Business Hearings, 1987 Sept. 29
Enclosure-Arias Central America, 1987 Sept. 22
Textile and Apparel Trade Act of 1987-Floor Statement, 1987 Sept. 16
Home Equity Floor Statement, 1987 Sept. 16
Postal Patron Newsletter, 1987 Sept.
Flue-Cured Market Opening-Philip Morris PR, 1987 Aug. 4
TM-Chamber of Commerce Speech 1987 Aug. 1-1987 Aug. 10
Agriculture-Booklet Mailing, 1987 Aug.
Home Equity "Dear Colleague," 1987 Aug.
Mailings, 1987 Aug.
CR-Conscience Vigil for Soviet Jews, 1987 July 23
Prompt Payment Statement, 1987 July 22
CR-Line-Item Veto, 1987 July 15
Olympic Festival Floor Statement, 1987 July 9
Speech, Cary, 1987 July 4
Nuclear Waste Policy Commission Statement, 1987 July 1
Small Business Newsletter, 1987 July
Home Equity Loan Extension of Remarks, 1987 June 29
"Dear Colleague"-Olympic Festival, 1987 June 12
CR-U.S. Olympic Festival Celebration Day, 1987 June 11
"Dear Colleague"-Home Equity Loan, 1987 June
Town Meeting Cards, 1987 June
Bicentennial Speech, 1987 May 19
NIH [National Institutes of Health] Speech, 1987 May 15
CR-Recognition/Edward U. Miller, 1987 May 13
Louisburg College Speech, 1987 May 9
CR-National Teacher Appreciation Week, Wiley International Magnet School, 1987 May 8
Washington Report-Price: Home Equity, Textile Bill, Nuclear Waste, Cut Student Costs, 1987 May 8
Estey Hall Testimony Subcommittee on LHHS [Labor Health and Human Services], 1987 May 5
Postal Patron #1, 1987 May 1
Testimony Interior Subcommittee: WWRI [Water Resources Research Institute] Program, 1987 Apr. 29
Trade Bill/Small Business Floor Statement, 1987 Apr. 28
2nd Waste Site Testimony, Subcommittee on EWD [Energy and Water Development], 1987 Apr. 1
Speech, Forum for the Future, 1987 Mar. 20
GI Bill Floor Statement, 1987 Mar. 17
Column, Nuclear Waste Site, 1987 Mar. 12
CR-Superconducting Super Collider, 1987 Mar. 4
2nd Waste Site Floor Statement, 1987 Mar. 4
Enclosure-PTR [Piedmont Triad Regional] Water Authority, 1987 Mar. 4
CR-High-Level Radioactive Waste for Second Repository-Eliminating Requirement, 1987 Mar. 4
SSC [Superconducting Super Collider] Floor Statement, 1987 Mar. 4
CR-Financial Aid-Higher Education, 1987 Feb. 25
CR-Higher Education/Budget, 1987 Feb. 25
CR/Enclosure-Student Loans, 1987 Feb. 25
Letter to Newspapers re: Column, 1987 Feb. 3
RDU [Raleigh Durham Airport] Gateway Testimony, 1987 Jan. 7
New York Times Article: "Among Newcomers, a Studied Perspective," 1986 Dec. 3
1986 Campaign Speech, "Religion and Politics," 1986

Press/Issue Files Subseries, 1986-1994 and undated
Primarily contains clippings and speeches, but also includes material unrelated to public relations, such as occasional files on specific legislation and one focused on a staff retreat. Clippings center on specific issues or on Price himself, and sometimes parallel the Legislative Files in organization of topics, but are narrower in scope. Files may have been created by Price or by a member of his staff, "R.P." or "R.W." Arranged in rough alphabetical order.
Box CPM-7
Abortion
Agriculture
Alzheimer's Drug/Graedon
Airports
Airports, RDU [Raleigh Durham Airport] Noise Policy
Airports - Precision Runway Monitoring System
Airports - RDU, Franklin
American Airlines Trip, 1993
American Flag
Appropriations Committee - General
Appropriations - Cuts
Appropriations Committee - Assignment
Appropriations - Agriculture
Appropriations - Agriculture Subcommittee - ASCS [Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service]
Appropriations, Agriculture - Bowman Gray Nutrition Center
Appropriations FY 1995 Requests
Appropriations - Agriculture - Biotechnology Center
Appropriations - CJS - 103rd
Appropriations - CJS - FY 1995
Appropriations - Commerce, Justice
Box CPM-8
Appropriations Committee - Energy and Water
Appropriations - Commerce/Justice Textile Center
Textiles
Appropriations - Defense
Appropriations Committee - Foreign Operations
Appropriations - Labor HHS [Health and Human Services] -Literacy
Appropriations Committee - Labor/HHS
Appropriations Committee-Military Construction Subcommittee
Appropriations - Transportation (1994)  (2 folders)
Appropriations - Transportation, 103rd [Congress], 1st session, 1993
Appropriations - Transportation Subcommittee, 1992
Appropriations - Transportation Subcommittee, 1991
Appropriations - VA/HUD/EPA [Veteran's Administration/Housing and Urban Development/Environmental Protection Agency] Funding
Box CPM-9
Appropriations - VA/HUD
Architecture (North Carolina) Exhibit
Arts Competition
Banking
Biography
Black History Month: Strengthening the Black Family, Inc., 1994 Feb. 24
Historically Black Colleges Grant
Broder, David and Woodrow Wilson Speech
Budget-General
Budget, 1993
Budget Summit, 101st [Congress], 1990
Bundestag Exchange
Cable Show/Bill
Campaign Finance Reform
Cancer Research Funding
Capital Gains Taxes
Casework "Success" Stories
Catastrophic Care
Center for Politics and Journalism
Cherry Blossom
Child Care
Child Support
Children-General
Children-Infant Mortality
Children-WIC [Women, Infants, and Children]/Nutrition
Box CPM-10
Civic Clubs-Prospects for 101st Congress
Civil Rights
Clean Air
Clean Consultants Act
Clinton, Bill
Columbia Institute
Commencement Speeches
Community Meetings
Competitiveness Task Force
Community Service
Compensatory Education, 1993
Congressional Award Program
Congress Bashing-General
Congressional Committee to Support Writers and Journalists
The Congressional Experience
Constituent Stories
Consumer
Consumer Handbooks
Congress: 102nd Congress Report
Congressional Clearinghouse
Congressional Reform
Consumer Credit Protection
Box CPM-11
North Carolina County Profiles
Crime-103[rd Congress]
Crime-Orange County Jail
Crime-Brady Bill
Crime-COPS [Community Oriented Policing Services] Grant Announcement
Commerce, Justice, State Crime Hearing, Raleigh, 1994 Apr. 11  (2 folders)
Crime-Assault Weapons Ban
Crime-School Violence Grant
Crime Prevention, 102nd Congress
Crime
Demographics and Polls
Democratic Convention (1992)
Democratic Party-Political Rhetoric and Speeches, 102nd Congress
North Carolina Democrats/Party (1993)
N.C. Democratic Party
DP-Stump/Rhetoric, 102nd Congress
DP-Stump/Democratic Speeches
Box CPM-12
DP-Profiles, Biographical Information
DP-Comment, Interviews: Sanford, Levit., McMillen
DP-Staff
DP/Lisa Price
North Carolina Democrats
North Carolina Democratic Party  (2 folders)
Dellinger, Walter
Democratic Issues Conference, 1992
Depositor Protection Bill
Disaster Aid, 103rd [Congress]
Discharge Petition
District Issues-Miscellaneous
District Elections
District-Miscellaneous
District-Students
District-Government
Domestic Violence-Orange-Durham Coalition for Battered Women, 1994 Sept. 26
Domestic Violence-N.C. Medical Society Issue, 1994 Sept. 19
Drug Bill--Press Releases and Clippings
DoD [Department of Defense] Hotline
Duke
Earned Income Tax Credit Special Order, 1993 July 29
Education
Education, 103rd [Congress]-Goals 2000
Education-HR6-Homeschooling
Education-HR6-Gay and Lesbian
Education-102nd Congress
Economy (Speech Material)
Emerging Issues/Poe Center
Box CPM-13
Education Hearing
Empowerment Zones
Environment
Environment-103rd Congress
Environment-Oil Drilling
Environment-102nd Congress
Environment-Energy Efficient Lighting
EPA [Envrionmental Protection Agency] Building Fight
EPA "Move" (Reinventing Government Report)
EPA Op-ed, Charlotte Observer, 1993 July 19
EPA Groundbreaking
EPA/ORD [Office of Research and Development], 1993
Ethics
Even Start Grant
Eure, Thad
Faircloth, Lauch
Falls Lake Info-Appropriations-Energy and Water
Family Leave
Farm Breakfast, 1993
FDA [Food and Drug Administration]
Box CPM-14
Federal Funding Dollars to North Carolina
Fetzer, Tom (Mayor)
Financial Disclosures-DP
Foreign Policy
Fortune Article-RTP [Research Triangle Park] as Best Place
Franking-Clippings
Gay Rights
Gays in the Military
Gantt, Harvey
Garner News Letter
General Funding Grants
Golden Bulldog Award
Government Reform
Paul Green (Stamp)
Haiti Invasion
Health Care
Health Care-Continuing Care Conference, Chapel Hill, 1994 Mar. 30
Health Care Forum, 1994 Jan. 20
Health Care Forum, 1992
Health Care Reform '93, Speech to RC Hospital, 1993 Feb. 22  (2 folders)
Health Care-National Health Service Corps
Health Care-Women's Issues
Box CPM-15
Health Care-Bush Plan
Heineman, Fred
Helms-Congressional Club
Home Equity Law
Home Equity Bill-General Background
Home Equity Bill-Press Releases, Clippings
Home Equity-H.R. 3011
Home Ownership Bill
Home Ownership Bill-General Background
Home Ownership-FHA [Federal Housing Administration] Limits
Home Ownership Clippings/Press Releases
Honoraria/Financial Disclosures, 102nd Congress
Honoraria
House Bank (including restaurant tabs, etc.)
House Bank-DP Acct.
House Bank-DP/Local Clippings
House Bank-Letters
Housing
Iran-Contra Hostage Crisis
Interns
Box CPM-16
JOBSLINK Op-ed
Mortgage Revenue Bond Program
Mortgage Prevention Act
Mortgage Revenue Bonds
Housing Press Conference/Grant, 1994 Apr. 8
Housing Bill/Amendments
Housing Clippings
Housing-Discriminatory Lending
Housing-Enterprise Zones
Housing Facts and Figures
Housing Hearing
Housing Legislation/WS
Housing-Reverse Mortgages
HUD [Housing and Urban Development]
Human Rights
Hunt Administration-Miscellaneous, 1993
Hyde, Jeannette-Testimony, 1993 Feb. 25
Immunizations, 1993
Inauguration
IRAs [Individual Retirement Accounts]
Judicial Appointments-Clinton Administration
Kennedy Center Institute, 1993
Kid Visits
Letters to the Editor, 103rd Congress
Legislative, 1993
Box CPM-17
Key Legislation, 102nd Congress  (2 folders)
Labor
Line Item Veto/Decision
Lock [Lauch Faircloth]
Literacy, 1994
Literacy Facts and Figures
Literacy Legislation-102nd Congress
Literacy Bill-101st Congress
Literacy Bill-Hearing, 101st Congress
Literacy Column
Literacy Speech-Atlanta Regional Workshop
Literacy Summit
Literacy Summit-Press Releases and Clippings
Literacy-Sunbelt Report Press Releases and Clippings
Literacy-Sunbelt Report Background
Literacy-Sunbelt Report Press Conference
Literacy Task Force
Box CPM-18
Literacy-102nd Congress-Technician Training  (2 folders)
London Gateway Rally  (2 folders)
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Repository Decision to Site in Wake-Chatham [Counties]
Miner, David
Mercedes Decision
Miscellaneous Statements
Motor Voter '93
Municipal Elections (1993)
NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement]: David Price Floor Statement, 1993 Nov. 17
"Nanny Gate"-Social Security Tax '93
National Cancer Institute
National Science Scholars (1993)
N.C. Stats/Demographics (miscellaneous)
NCSU [North Carolina State University] Literacy Corps
NEA [National Endowment for the Arts]
NEH [National Endowment for the Humanities] Teacher-Scholar
NSF [National Science Foundation] Award for Excellence Winner
Office Move, 1992-1993
Box CPM-19
One Minutes/Exts./Special Orders
Open Net Show
PAC
Persian Gulf-David Price Statements and Questionnaires
Persian Gulf-Legislation
Persian Gulf-North Carolina Info./Casework Info.
Persian Gulf-Other People's Statements
Persian Gulf-Media Visas
Pitney Bowes Visit Statement for In-House Newsletter, 1993 Sept. 27
Pork Busters 1993 Response
Alice Aycock Poe Center Grant 1993-Agriculture Appropriations
Federal Procurement
Post Offices
DP: Miscellaneous Press
Price-Editorials
Editorials
DP: 1992 Financial Statement
DP: Biographical Information
Pearl Harbor
Panama
Radical Right
Ready-to-Learn (1993)
Ready-to-Learn
Reinventing Government
Box CPM-20
Redistricting
Reemployment Act
Republican Party
Reich, Robert-Labor/Tech. Training
Research! America Quote
Retreat
Retreat, 1991
Romaine, Rob
School to Work Act
School of the Americas
Science and Math Hearing
Science and Advanced Technology Act
Science, Technology, and Energy
Scorecards (103) Miscellaneous
Science and Math
SE Storm Consortium Press Conference, 1994 Aug. 25, and Research III Dedication, Aug. 9-15
Senior Citizens
Seniors' Housing Conference, 1993 Sept. 17
Medigap Counseling
St. Augustine's
Service Academy Nominations
Sexual Harassment
Siemens-Triangle
Smart Start
Somalia
Congressional Sunbelt Caucus
Box CPM-21
2nd District - Valentine Retirement
Small Business-102nd Congress
Small Business
Small Business - Capital Investment Program, 1994 Sept. 15
State of the Union
Student Loan Bill
SSC [Superconducting Super Collider]
Taylor, Charles
Taxes - Tobacco
Taxes - Growth Package
Taxes - 102nd Congress
Tax Incentives - 102nd Congress
Teacher of the Year
Technical Corrections Bill
Teen Sex Survey
Telemedicine Infrastructure
TV Violence/Children - 103rd Congress
Term Limits
Textile Bill, 1988 Oct.
Textiles
Thank You's
Tobacco Tax (1993)
Trade
Transportation - General
Transportation - TTA [Triangle Transit Authority]
Transportation -Doppler- Charlotte
Transportation - Global TransPark
Box CPM-22
Transportation
Trade Associations
Trips - 103rd Congress
Trips - 102nd Congress
Trips-101st Congress
Tornadoes (misc.)
Truth-in-Savings [Act]
Two Shoes, Charlie
Votes-103rd Congress
UNC Gene Research
UNC Bicentennial, 1993 Oct. 12
UNC  (2 folders)
UNC-CH General Clinical Research Center: Video Opening
Unemployment
U.S. Attorneys-Clinton Appointments
Vets
Vets/Shropshire
Defense: Vets' Issues: Pensions
Vinroot, Charles [sic: Richard Vinroot], Mayor of Charlotte
Vocational Education Act
Wake County Democratic Party '93 Convention-Talking Points
Wake County: Jobs for the Homeless
Wake Tech Commencement Speech, 1993 Aug. 20
Wake Tech Clippings
Weather Radar Hearing Info
Weather Radar - SandT Amendments
Weather Radar-General
Weather Radar Hearing - Press Releases and Clippings
Box CPM-23
Welfare Reform
Wright, Jim

Press Releases Subseries, 1987-1994
Releases from Price's office highlight information on new legislation, hearings to be held, issues important to North Carolinians, appearances by Price, and legislative initiatives. Arranged by year.
Box CPM-23
1987  (2 folders)
1988
1989  (2 folders)
1990  (3 folders)
1991  (1 of 2 folders)
Box CPM-24
1991  (2 of 2 folders)
1992
1993-1994, 103rd Congress Press Releases

Mailings and Other Media Files Subseries, 1987-1994 and undated
Many of the files pertain to franking privileges and targeted mailings; postal patron mailings sent to all in Price's district; newsletters, files related to Price's cable call-in show Keeping in Touch or another show Price took part in called Watch on Washington; or files related to his radio segment called Washington Report. Audio and videotapes of many of Price's broadcasts may be found in the Congressional Papers - District Office Files. In original order as received.
Box CPM-24
Franking OKs (Pre-103rd Congress)  (2 folders)
Franking Approvals
Franking Info
Franking Approvals-Pending
Targeted Mailings-101st Congress
Targeted Mailings-102nd Congress
Targeted Mail-Schedule, etc.
Mailing List Procurement
Community Meetings, Raleigh, Orange Co., 1993 Aug. 25-1993 Aug. 26  (1 of 2 folders)
Box CPM-25
Community Meetings, Raleigh, Orange Co., 1993 Aug. 25-1993 Aug. 26  (2 of 2 folders)
Newsletters, Notices, etc.
Postal Patron, 1994
Other Newsletters
Postal Patron #2, 1993 Fall
Postal Patron #1 (proofs), 1993
4th District Poll Results, Postal Patron #1, 1993 Spring/Summer
102nd Congress, Postal Patron #4
102nd Congress, Postal Patron #3
102nd Congress, Postal Patron #2
Poll Results-102nd Congress
102nd Congress, Postal Patron #1
Postal Patron #4-Family, 101st Congress
Postal Patron #3, 101st Congress
Postal Patron #2, 101st Congress-Constituent Service Newsletter
101st Congress Newsletter #1, 1989 Jan.
Miscellaneous Newsletters
Media Plan
Events
Schedule Advisories, 1993-1994
Box CPM-26
Raleigh Cablevision
Speechwriting
FCC Rules
Press Conferences
PSAs
Watch on Washington Call-In
Watch on Washington-102nd Congress
Washington Report Scripts  (2 folders)
Radio Show, 103rd Congress
Washington Report Scripts, 102nd Congress  (2 folders)

Clippings Subseries, 1987 Jan.-1994 Dec.
Photocopied clippings documenting Price's legislation, public appearances, work on behalf of constituents, and his and his opponents' campaigns. Arranged chronologically.
Box CPM-27
1987 Jan.-1988 Sept. Mar.  (9 folders)
Box CPM-28
1988 Oct.-1989 May  (10 folders)
Box CPM-29
1989 June-1990 Feb.  (10 folders)
Box CPM-30
1990 Mar.-1991 June  (9 folders)
Box CPM-31
1991 July-1994 Mar.  (10 folders)
Box CPM-32
1994 Apr.-1994 Dec.  (4 folders)

Photographic Materials Subseries, circa 1985-1996 and undated
Mainly photographs of Price and other political figures in various public appearances; some family photographs are also included. Many photographs contain very brief or no identification. To the extent possible, they have been arranged chronologically by year; within each year they are arranged alphabetically by subject.
Box CPM-32
circa 1985
Testimony, Bevill Subcommittee
1986
Freshman Orientation Activities and Unidentified Photographs
Price for Congress and NASFAA (National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)
Trip to Harvard
1986-1987 and undated
UPS visit and unidentified photographs,
1987
Bill Friday's talk show, WUNC-TV,
Chinese officials
Congressional Technology Literacy Walkthrough and unidentified photographs
Tour of Fort Bragg
Unidentified photographs
1987-1988 and undated
U.S. Postal Service and unidentified photographs
1987, 1989, and undated
Unidentified photographs
1988
American Airlines; Inco Alloys International; unidentified photographs; and miscellaneous pamphlets with Price photographs
Community College Silver Anniversary
Community meeting and unidentified photographs
Congressional Art Competition Winner
Farm breakfast and unidentified photographs
Box CPM-33
Greek Archbishop
HCA Holly Hill
Price portraits, contact sheet
Rep. Les Aspin breakfast
Shaw University
U.S. Postal Service
Youth Leadership Council
Unidentified photographs  (2 folders)
1989
Arts Council Winners
Atlantic Christian College graduation
Banking Council
Bush Inauguration
Capital City Sertoma Club
Chinese list
Farm breakfast and unidentified photographs
Frank Porter Graham Elementary School
Funeral of Claude Pepper
Lynn Road School Lecture
NCAE (North Carolina Association of Educators) Field Hearing
Needham B. Broughton High School Band
Price at elementary school; staff Christmas party
Price with a Trinity, N.C. youth
Price with Alphatronix winners
Price with interns
Price with senior interns
Price with summer interns
Salute Program
School groups  (3 folders)
Shearon Harris, 1989
Sunbelt Conference
"Understanding Congress" Research Conference
Underwood Elementary School visit to Washington
U.S. Postal Service
U.S. Congressmen David Price, Martin Lancaster, Sonny Montgomery, and Tim Valentine
Veterans Conference
Winners of Art Competition
Youth Leadership Council
Unidentified photographs  (1-4 of 5 folders)
Box CPM-34
Unidentified photographs  (5 of 5 folders)
1990
Academy Reception
Baptist Church Youth Choir
Chancellor Kohl(?)
Democratic Caucus Issues Conference
DLC (Democratic Leadership Council) Visit
Eisenhower Centennial
Elementary school
Hospitalized Veterans Week
Interns and middle school
Meredith Teaching Fellows
Next Century School
North Carolina Department of Transportation
North Carolina State University
Plasma Energy Corporation
Political Americana photos
Price with student
School groups  (3 folders)
Youth Leadership Kids and Teacher of the Year
1991
Agriculture Subcommittee hearing
American Political Science Association Award Ceremony
Art winner
Asheboro Fall Festival
Chamber of Commerce with Price and Tim Valentine
EPA groundbreaking
Higher Education Hearing
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
Price with President George H. W. Bush
Price with veterans
Seniors luncheon
1992
Boy Scout troop
Community college seminar
North Carolina Biotechnology Center, building dedication
North Carolina State University
Price with President George H. W. Bush
Town meeting
Unidentified photographs, 1992 and undated
Box CPM-35
1993
Academy reception
Boy Scout troop, school group, and unidentified photographs, 1993 and undated
Christa McAuliffe Award Winner
Farm breakfast
School groups, 1993 and undated
School groups and unidentified photographs, 1993 and undated
Siemens and unidentified photographs, 1993 and undated
Unidentified photographs, 1993 and undated
1994
Dedication of Talking Rock Trail
Franklin Court
Marketplace
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
North Carolina's Watch on Washington, with Price, Mel Watt, and Howard Coble
Box CPM-35
Price with school groups and unidentified photographs, 1994-1995 and undated
1996
Campaign photographs and brochures
Undated photographs
Crime hearing
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
David Price portrait
Box CPM-35
Durham VA Medical Center visit
Farm breakfast
Franklin County Regional Medical Center
Girl Scout
Jesse Jackson
Literacy summit and unidentified photographs
Box CPM-36
Passport/visa photographs
Price campaign
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
Price on North Carolina's Watch on Washington, with Terry Sanford et al.  (2 folders)
Box CPM-36
Price portraits, contact sheet
Price with Billy Yearsin, Bruce Shands, and George Wilson
Price with George H. W. Bush and unidentified photographs
Price with representatives of Orange County's Adolescent Parenting Program
Price with student
Rhône-Poulenc
School group
School group and slides
Summer interns
Unidentified photographs  (13 folders)

Campaign Office Files Record Group, 1982-1997 and undated

Series within this record group are devoted to particular campaigns, but there is overlap in content from one campaign to another due to recurrence of issues, themes, and constituencies. There is no series for the 1992 campaign, but some materials for that year appear in the Various Campaigns Subseries. Following the individual campaigns are several general subseries that cover multiple campaigns and center on such topics as precinct analysis, redistricting, and polling. Finally, the Audiovisual Materials Series documents Price's campaigns and other media appearances. Primary arrangement of series is chronological for the biennial campaigns from 1986-1996; within these series, original arrangement by topic is retained.

1986 Campaign Series

 (13 boxes)
Box ACA-1
News Clips, 1985 Apr.-1986 Apr.  (8 folders)
"Cobey Launches Bid for House re-election," Article, Raleigh Times, 1986 Feb. 12
"Cobey Launches Bid for House seat," Article, N and O; [News and Observer], 1986 Feb. 12
"Woodard Gets Funds from 3 Finance PACs," Article, N and O, 1986 Feb. 11
"4 Democrats Tee Off on Cobey," Article, DMH [Durham Morning Herald], 1986 Feb. 6
"Price Leads in Fundraising for Race in 4th District," Article, N and O, 1986 Feb. 1
"Price Off and Running in 4th District," Article, DMH, 1985 Oct. 24
"Price Opens Campaign for 4th District," Article, Durham Sun, 1985 Oct. 25
"Price Launches Campaign-Fresh Approach," Article, Raleigh Times, 1985 Oct. 23
"Price Announces Candidacy," Article, CH [Chapel Hill] Newspaper, 1985 Oct. 23
"Truck and Sign," Press Photo, 1985 Oct. 23
"Price Begins Congress Campaign," Article, Chronicle, 1985 Oct. 24
"Price Intends to Run a Positive...," Article, News of Orange Co., 1985 Oct. 23
"Clifton Benson Endorses David Price," Article, News and Observer, 1985 Aug. 22
"Price Off, Running...," Article, CH Newspaper, 1985 June 21
Politics: Analysis of 4th District Race
Cobey, Bill, Quotes
Politics
Ballot Security
Democratic Party Direction  (2 folders)
Box ACA-2
Politics
New Right
Demo HQ, Republican Record
Clean Campaign
Gary Hart Material  (2 folders)
Ethics and Deavergate
National Miscellaneous
Populists
Republican Propaganda
Sanford/Broyhill
Assorted Extra Clips
Politics: PACs
Politics: Stylistic Things
Debate Prep
Debates
Debate Notes
Other Articles / Cook and Southern Political Reports
Farmers' Caravan
Acid Rain, Textile Industry
Nuke Dump Press #3
Box ACA-3
Saputo Letter and Answers  (2 folders)
National League of Savings
Witness for Peace: Nicaragua
Endorsement Names, Poll Watchers, Yard Sign, Lit. Drop Info  (2 folders)
Cobey
Franked Newsletters
Direct Mail, 1986 May 12
Education
Environment and Jordan Lake
Far Right
Coalition for Freedom, Taxpayers Educ. Foundation
Wilma
[Woodard] - Publications, brochures, etc.
Direct Mail
Radio Ads
Woody Webb: Radio Media Buy
Kirsten [Nyrop] Radio Buy
Woody TY Buy
Wilma: TV Buy
Cobey: TV Buy
Cobey - Misc.
Cobey: Office Info, Congress and Campaign
Negative Cobey - collected pieces various
Cobey News Releases
Campaign Plans '86
Wilma
Run-off Issue
Box ACA-4
85 Session
Computer Scam
Press Releases
Poll Notes
Quotable Quotes - Cobey
Cobey: Year of the Flag
Woody: Direct Mail
Statements: Woody Webb
Kirsten Publication
Woody Webb: Printed Matter
Nyrop Packet
Wilma
FEC [Federal Elections Commission] Report, 1986 Jan. 31  (2 folders)
Consumer Loan Issue
Comparative Negligence
Black Ad Sleaze
Miscellaneous
Announcement Speech
Announcement Woody Webb
Kirsten - Bio
Kirsten Nyrop
Woody FEC Report, 1986 Jan. 31
FEC Report - Britt, 1985 June 30
GOP: Press Releases
International Trade
Social Programs
Welfare
Theory and Philosophy
Social Security
Blacks
General Debate
Social Problems
Homosexuals
Handicapped
Pornography
Poverty-General
Box ACA-5
Economy
Monetary Policy, Banks
Parental Leave Bill
Revenue Sharing
Rich v. Poor, Middle Class
Savings and Loan Issues
Small Business
Economic Growth - South
Taxation
the South and N.C.
Textiles
Wealth Distribution
Election Material
NC Assoc. of Retired Federal Employees Mag. w/ Price answers
N.C. Society for Autistic People
Peace PAC Endorsement
People for the American Way News Bulletin
People for the American Way press conference on the Religious Right, 1986 Sept. 17
People for the American Way - Religious Intolerance
Ministers' Forum, [1986] Oct. 14
Population Crisis Committee Voting Chart
Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks Union endorsement
[Miscellaneous]
Senior citizens
Sierra Club: Population and Growth info
SANE National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy] Voting Record
Box ACA-6
Price on the Issues
Price: Newsletters
Newsletter, "Update Vol. 2," 1986 Apr. 15
Brochure, "Strong Leadership For etc.," 1986 Mar. 20
Newsletter, "Price Update - Volunteer Push," 1986 Feb. 26
Price/Cobey, Mini Difference
Price: Ad in Senior Citizens Voice
State Employees Ad
Franklin Times Ad
NCAE - Printed Matter
Southern International Perspectives
Gary Hart - Issues Mailings
Ed Jenkins
Sen. Sam Nunn
Cong. Rangel
Charles Robb
Jim Wright Background
U.S. Chamber Letter
Flyer, "David Price: a Fresh Approach to Leadership," 1985 Summer
Price Printed Matter
Americans For Tax Reform - Pledge
Price, PAC Booklet
Newsletter, "Update Vol. 3," 1986 July 10
Price: Brochures
Print Ads
Clippings
Box ACA-7
Landmark Sleaze
Southern Growth
N.C. Senior Citizens Magazine, (Ad)
Ruritan Club Ad, 1986 Sept.
Govt. Employees Leaflet
Canvass Piece, 1986 Sept.
Carolina Country Magazine
Ad Flack
Ad Buys - WTVD letter
N.C. Federal Retirees
Durham Bulls Fund Raiser, 1986 May 29
Flyer, "Progressives for Price," 1986 Apr. 30
Flyer, "RWCA Post Card," 1986 Apr. 30
The Price Difference
Price Difference Appendix: Originals
Price: Literature
Children's Service Newsletter w/ Price and Cobey answer
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
Handgun Control PAC
LTV Corporation (members' handbook)
NARAL info
Letters to David
House Votes
Clippings  (2 folders)
Box ACA-8
Printed Materials
Orange County - 86 Post Mortem
Murray Fishel, Britt Report
Budget
Advisory Committee
Steering Committee
Endorsements and Campaigning
Advertising Positive/Negative
Cobey 1984
Cobey 1982
Issues-Comparison
Press Conference - Nunn, 1986 Oct. 28
Press Statement, "Sen. Sasser Visit," Goodwin House, 1986 Oct. 27
Press Statement, "Sierra Club and Nuke Ad," Demo HQ, Raleigh, 1986 Oct. 24
Press Conference, Illiteracy w/ Jim Cooper, Chapel Hill, 1986 Oct. 22
B'nai Brith Appearance
Press Advisory, Nunn to Visit, 1986 Oct. 27
Press Conference, Textiles w/ Ed Jenkins, Asheboro, 1986 Oct. 22
Press Conference, "Price Calls on Cobey to Remove Ad," Goodwin House, 1986, Oct. 21
Press Conference, "Cobey Sabotages Debate," Goodwin House, 1986 Oct. 20
Press Release, FEC Report, 1986 Oct. 16
Press Conference, Seniors for Price, K and W Cafeteria Raleigh, 1986 Oct. 15
Press Release, Price to visit Franklin, 1986 Oct. 7
Press Conference, Education, 1986 Oct. 7
Press Release, Debates, 1986 Oct. 6
The Price Difference, Goodwin House, 1986 Oct. 2
Press Advisory, Price to Visit Chatham Co., 1986 Oct. 1
Press Statement, Governor Robb, Goodwin House, 1986 Sept. 27
Press Statement, Asheboro High, 1986 Sept. 23
Press Statement, Tax Reform - Cobey flip-flop, 1986 Sept. 22
Statement, Bruce Babbitt, YMCA, Raleigh, 1986 Sept. 19
Statement, Anti-Drug, South Africa, 1986 Sept. 15
Press Release, Price responds to Cobey - tax increase, 1986 Sept. 11
Press Statement, Fall kickoff, 1986 Sept. 8  (2 folders)
Press Conference, Congressman Wright, Morrisville, 1986 Sept. 6
Press Conference, NCAE Endorsement, 1986 Sept. 5
Press Release, Wright and kickoff (to Capitol press corps), 1986 Sept. 5
Press statement, "Bradley Visits," 1986 Sept. 1
Media Advisory - Jim Wright's visit, 1986 Aug. 29
Media Advisory: Bradley to hold press conference, 1986 Aug. 29
Media Advisory: Fall Kickoff, 1986 Aug. 29
Press Statement, "Price on the Issues," 1986 Aug. 26
News Release, "Price Questions Cobey Mailing at Taxpayers Expense," 1986 Aug. 15
Memo from Hobart to District Media, 1986 Aug. 15
Press Release, "Price Names Lawton as New Press Secretary," 1986 Aug. 13
Press Conference Statement, Tax Reform Petition, Demo HQ, 1986 Aug. 11
Press Release, "Price to Hold Free Ice Cream Social in Cary," 1986 Aug. 11
Statement, "Textile Veto Override," 1986 Aug. 7
Press Release, "Price Regrets Use of Cobey's Use of Federal Legislation for Political Purposes," 1986 Aug. 7
Remarks, Wake Unity Press Conference, Brad Miller, 1986 July 30
Statement, Drought and Agriculture, Bill Ray's forum. 1986 July 31
Press conference statement, South African Textile Imports, 1986 July 27
News Release, "Wake County to Open New Headquarters, Price, Wake Co. Candidates to Attend," 1986 July 22
Letter to the Editor, "Tax Reform Specifics," 1986 July 18
News Release, "Price Expands Donor Base, Receipt Top $280,000," 1986 July 16
Press Conf. Statement, "Tax Reform Oil and Gas v. Middle Class," Goodwin House, 1986 July 15
News Release, "Woodard, Webb and Nyrop Urge County Supporters to Back Price," 1986 July 14
News Release, "Price Speaks Out on GOP Attempts to Intimidate Black Votes," 1986 July 10
Letters to ed., "Tax Reform - Bush Response," 1986 July 7
Press Release, "Price Supports Making Taxes Fairer to ____ County Citizens," 1986 July 7
Statement-press conf., "Tax Reform," Goodwin House, 1986 June 26
Box ACA-9
Introductory Remarks, Optimists Forum, Ballentine's Restaurant, Raleigh, 1986 June 6
Press Statement: "Nuclear Waste Issues," Goodwin House, 1986 June 5
Press Release: "Biden to Campaign for Price," 1986 June 4
Statement: "Trade Bill," Asheboro, 1986 May 30
Clips, 1986 Oct.  (2 folders)
Press Release: "Price Proposes Debate with Cobey in _____ County," 1986 May 26
Letter: "Cobey Debates," 1986 May 23
Press Conference: "Eight Debate Plan," 1986 May 20
Statement: "Tax Reform," Franklin County, 1986 May 19
Flyer: "Endorsement Lit Drop," 1986 May 3
Flyer: "Veterans for Price," 1986 May 1
Clips, 1986 Sept.  (2 folders)
News and Observer Quote-Flyer, 1986 Apr. 27
News Clips, 1986 July
Campaign Press Material
Clips, 1986 Nov.
News Clips, 1986 June
News Clips, 1986 May
Flyer (never released): "Progressives for Price," 1986 May
Press Release: "Price Says Stopping Nuke Top Priority," 1986 May 2
Statement: "Efland Hosiery Mill Hit," 1986 Apr. 30
"Textiles Flyer," 1986 Apr. 30
Consumer Federation of America Questionnaire
News Clips, 1986 Aug.
News Release: "First FEC Report," 1985 June 14
News Release: "David Price Raises Over $30,000 in House Contest; Seeks 'Open-Book Reporting' of Campaign Funds," 1985 Aug. 1
Box ACA-10
Remarks: "Campaign Kick-off," 1985 Oct. 23
News Release: "David Price Kicks off House Race ...", 1985 Oct. 23
Letter: "Memorandum to Senior Citizens," 1985 Nov. 4
Statement: Response to Cobey on Budget Crisis," 1985 Nov. 26
News Release: "David Price Files for Congressional Seat; Calls for Five Candidate Forum," 1986 Jan. 6
Handout-Finance Committee: "Budget Summary," 1986 Jan.
Statement: Martin Luther King Day Commemoration, 1986 Jan. 20
Statement: "Cobey's Debt," 1986 Jan. 31
News Release: Price Campaign Raises $77,000, 1986 Jan. 31
White Paper: "A Chronology of Cobey's Debt," 1986 Jan. 31
Statement: "Cobey's Debt," 1986 Feb. 3
Hillsborough Forum, 1986 Feb. 5
Press Release: "Price Pledges Support to _______ County Farmers," 1986 Feb. 14
Memo to Media, 1986 Feb. 21
Memo-Precinct Leaders Mailing, 1986 Mar. 3
Press Conference Statement: "Congressional Club-Cobey Ad," 1986 Mar. 4
Opening Statement: Wake County Democratic Party Forum, 1986 Mar. 10
Memo: "Price on the Issues," 1986 Mar. 12
White Paper: "David Price: Facing the Issues Honestly," 1986 Mar. 18
Remarks: Wake County Young Democrats-Price on the Issues, 1986 Mar. 18
Remarks-Press Conference: "Aid to Contras," Chapel Hill, 1986 Mar. 21
Press Release: "Price Releases Major Position Paper," 1986 Mar. 24
Press Release: "Price Says Cobey's Vote to Aid Contras ..." 1986 Mar. 21
News Release: "Price Opposes Cuts In Agriculture Extension Service," 1986 Mar. 28
Flyer: "Nuclear Waste and Fourth District Democrats. There Is a Difference," 1986 Apr. 2
Flyer: "Lawyers for Price," 1986 Apr. 1
Statements: "Environmentalists for Price: David Price, Betsy Levitas, David Howells," 1986 Apr. 2
Testimony: "Crystalline Rock Project Hearing," 1986 Apr. 2
Letter to Station Manager: "Debate Request for TV," 1986 Apr. 3
Flyer: "RWCA Forum," 1986 Apr. 8
Statement: "Asheboro Hosiery Trade Hit," 1986 Apr. 8
Statement: "Black Family Conference," 1986 Apr. 8
Statement: "Nuclear Dump-Markey," 1986 Apr. 10
Statement: "Nuclear Power-Markey," 1986 Apr. 14
Press Release: "_____ Heads Price Campaign at _____," 1986 Apr. 15
News Release: "Price Leads Democrats in Fundraising," 1986 Apr. 16
Self Mailer: "Labor Flyer," 1986 Apr. 22
Testimony: "Markey's Public Hearing," 1986 Apr. 23
News Release: "Price Urges End to Plans for Second Nuclear Dump Near ..." 1986 Apr. 23
Press Conference: "Educators for Price," 1986 Apr. 24
Questionnaire: Chatham Herald-Tribune
Questionnaire: Biblical News Service
Orange Lit., 1986
Cobey
Children's Issues
Campaign Press Releases
Box ACA-11
Cobey
Campaign Pamphlets
Cobey Debt: Democratic Party Complaint
Cobey's FEC Amendment
Cobey's FEC, 1986 Oct. 15
FEC '82 Debt, 1986 July 15
FEC, 1986 July 15
FEC, 1986 Apr. 15
1986 Apr. 16
FEC, Club Contribution, 1985 Dec. 31
Foreign Policy and Defense
Fundraiser with Newt Gingrich, Archdale, 1986 Sept. 3
Homework
Cobey, Nancy: Letter
Minorities
Randleman Dam
Right to Work
Siljander 10% Tax and Tax Reform
Social Security
Tax Reform Flip-Flop, 1986 Sept. 22
Tax Reform
Textiles and Trade
Vote Updates
Congressional Club Dirty Tricks
Fellow Chamber Member Letter
Debate
Debt
Christian Friend Letter
Why You Should Defeat Cobey
Brochures
General and Various Issues
Deficit and Spending
Publications List and Mailing
Originals
Box ACA-12
Print Pieces  (2 folders)
Advertisements, 1986
Miscellaneous Speeches
Printed Materials
D.G. Martin Stuff
Hunt Fundraising Letter-Facts
Hunt Letter
AFL-CIO Letter to Union PACs
Facts on Pearce Fundraising Letter
Fundraising/PACs: Linda Davis
Questionnaire: Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League
Price: Radio Ads
Price: Radio Buy
Response to Asheboro Courier-Tribune Editorial, 1986 Aug. 25
Tax Petition Thank You, 1986 Aug. 21
Thank You to Ministers-Tax Petition, 1986 Aug. 13
Bruce Babbitt
Bradley Visit Notes, 1986 Aug. [empty]
Other Candidates' Literature, Approach Letters, Techniques, etc.
Price Direct Mail-June 12 Hunt Mailing
Price Direct Mail Appeal, 1985 Apr. 10
Fundraising: Hunt Jewish Appeals
WRAL Debate
WTVD Debate
Box ACA-13
WUNC Interview
Cooper-Literacy
Direct Mail-DCCC [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee]
Pro-active Media
Direct Mail Copy-Examples
Letters to the Editor
Raleigh Tribune
Business Leaders Letter
Correspondence
Printed Materials
Letters to the Editor; Letters to be Answered
Crabtree Rotary Speech
WPTF Debate, Oct. 21
News Clips-Senate Race, 1986
Education
Southern Trends
Employment in the South
News and Observer Endorsement Ad

1988 Campaign Series

 (14 boxes)
Box ACA-14
Press
Budget/Fundraiser 2/11 and 2/12 Meetings  (2 folders)
Possible 1990 Opponents
In-House Memos
Davis Message Prep Q and A
Davis Strategy Memos
Groups for Price
Constituent Letter to BBB About Fetzer Negative Ads (Unsolicited)
Campaign Kick-off
Pre-empt Fetzer on Budget Memo-Humphrey
Early Message Memo-Humphrey
Jesse Jackson Memos and Individual Responsibility Rhetoric-Humphrey
Summer 1987 TV Strategy Proposal
Prepping for Early TV Attack-Don Hobart
Targeted Mailings
David and Medical Community-Humphrey
Price Vulnerability on Senior Citizens-Humphrey Memos
Possible Legislative Hits-Humphrey Memo
Attacking the Budget Deficit-Humphrey Memos
Background Memos
Broyhill Attack on Congressional Club, 1986
Bibliography on Negative Campaigning
"Running Scared: Elections and Congressional Politics in the 1980s"
Inoculation Politics
"Striking Back at Nick-Pack"
Responding to a Religious Right Attack
Supporting Candidates Who Run on Issues, 1986 Nov. 21
Gender Gap
Party Platforms
Tax and Spend
Tax Increase Votes
Omnibus Appropriations Spending Bill, 1987 Dec. 22
Pork Barrel Spending
Four Votes to Raise Taxes-Rostenkowski Attack
General Economic Questions
TV
Line Item Veto
Other Issues
Defense
Central America
Israel/Palestinians
Persian Gulf
South Africa
Foreign Policy: Dukakis, Human Rights, Terrorism
Jim Wright
Social Security
Washington Post Articles on Presidential Race and Dukakis
Catastrophic Health Care
Glass-Steagall Bill
Health Care
Box ACA-15
Fetzer Press Conferences, VIP Visits, and Talks
National Association of Realtors, 1987 Dec.
Rostenkowski/Price Attack by Fetzer, 1988 May 19
Rosey Grier Visit, 1988 June 7
Link with Teamsters Attacks, 1988 June 29
Jack Kemp, 1988 July 12
Memos on Fetzer
Fetzer Attack on David's Voting Record-Harkins Memo
Fetzer Tax and Spend Attacks-Humphrey Memo
Polling
Issue Polls
Evans-Novak Political Report
Early October Tracking Poll-Drafts of Questions
1987 Nov. 21-24 Poll-Benchmark Results; Mellman and Lazarus Analysis Memo
Davis Memo on Polling-Timing
Price-Packet
[Miscellaneous Office Files]
Abortion
Forsaken Trust: The Reagan-Bush Administration
Clippings
Democratic Party Fetzer Quote Book
Election Results, '86 and '88
National Right to Work Committee Questionnaire, 1988
Security and Intelligence Questionnaire, 1988
North Carolina Association for Home Care Questionnaire, 1988
Center on Congressional Accountability Questionnaire
Speeches
Fetzer Background
Fetzer FEC, 1988 Jan. 1-Mar. 31
Fetzer FEC, 1988 Apr. 1-Apr. 13
Fetzer FEC, 1988 Apr. 15-June. 30
Fetzer Almost-Enough-for-a-Record
Ollie [Oliver] North and Fetzer Fundraiser w/North
WPTF Interview-Tom Fetzer, 1988 Oct. 10
Fetzer 4-Point Response to 8/15 [Asheboro] Courier-Tribune Price Response to Earlier Fetzer Attack, Sept. 9
Rep. [Duncan] Hunter-Defense Press Conference, 1988 Sept. 13
AARP [American Association of Retired Persons] Talk by Fetzer, 1988 Sept. 15
Elizabeth Dole, 1988 Sept. 20
Secretary of Transportation Burnley Visit, 1988 Sept. 27
Media-Fetzer
Fetzer Clean Campaign Attack After WTVD Debate, 1988 Oct. 24
"Price Ads Untrue" Press Conference, 1988 Oct. 27
Fetzer Quotes Through 1988 Primary
Fetzer and Helms
Box ACA-16
Fetzer WPTF Interview, 1988 Mar. 30
Fetzer TV Spots
Fetzer "The Difference is Clear"
Fetzer Brochure
Fetzer and the Congressional Club (see also Fetzer Clips File)
Fetzer and Trade-Humphrey Memo
Fetzer Salary Disbursements
Franchise Enterprises PAC FEC Report
Pre-Labor Day Finklestein Poll
Price Bio
Susan Fetzer Vick Letter, 1988 Nov. 6
Endorsement Letters
Fetzer Attack on 4 Price Votes- Asheboro Courier-Tribune Article Response, 1988 Aug. 15
Campaign Update for Fetzer-PAC Endorsements, 1988 Oct. 19
Franklin County Flyer
TRIM Rating Card
Fetzer
Financial Disclosure Notes on Fetzer Business Dealings
Bio
Fetzer 1982-1988 Comparison
"The Opposition"-Tom Fetzer and Co., Draft from 1988 Price PAC Kit (Not Used in Final)
Fundraising
Fetzer Fundraisers
Fetzer Propaganda/Fundraising Letters
On the Issues
Fetzer Speech and Cobey Speech-4th District Republican Convention, 1987 Apr. 25
FEC, 1987 Feb. 1-June 30
FEC, 1987 July 1-Dec. 31
PAC Kit
Miscellaneous
Report of the National Housing Task Force: "A Decent Place to Live"
Report of the U.S. League of Savings Institutions: "Homeownership: A Decade of Change"
Home Ownership
Homeownership Background-National
Homeownership Background-Local
Affordable Housing
Reverse Mortgages
Homeownership Bill
Price Legislative/District Initiatives
College Tuition Tax Credit
1986 PAC Kit
1988 PAC Kit--Final
PAC Newsletters
Newsletter #8 Drafts
Newsletters-Final
Box ACA-17
Literature Released Generally, 1988
Highlights of David Price's First Term
Price Bio
1988 Wake County Tabloid, 1988 Oct.
Working Person Brochure
Facing the Issues Honestly, 1986
Price Palm Card
Brochure, 1986
Position Papers, 1986: Israel and the Middle East
Stump Speech-Final Cut
Business and Professional Women's Forum-Draft Text, Speech Notes, Questions
Business and Professional Women-Background
Chamber of Commerce
Fetzer Chamber of Commerce Letter
Notes and Draft Text Materials for Chamber of Commerce Speech
Budget: Teamsters Highway Bill Background, Material for Chamber of Commerce and Fetzer Campaign Issue Memo
Price/Fetzer Opening Statements and QandA For Chamber of Commerce
Speeches and Forums
WTVD Debate
WTVD Debate Prep Memos, 1986 Oct. 24
Final Debate Materials-Copies
Background Materials Used in WTVD Debate Prep
Articles, Memos, Letters Prior to and about the WTVD Debate
Segment I
Segment II
Segment III
Segment IV
Replacement Parts for Debate Materials
Debate Prep Materials-WTVD, Monday 1988 Oct. 24 Taping; Price Background Materials-Personal File
Price Post-Debate QandA-Fetzer QandA Post-Debate in Fetzer Press Conference Section
Debate Correspondence
Fourth District Convention, 1988 Aug. 21
Price Speech to Democratic National Convention, 1988 July 21
Wake County Black Leadership Caucus, 1988 Sept. 10
B'nai B'rith Voter Registration, 1988 Sept. 25
B'nai B'rith Forum
WUNC-TV Debate
WPTF Interview for David Price, 1988 Oct. 17
Sodbuster
Home Equity Background
Home Equity Bill
Special Interests/Labor
Labor
Teamsters
PACs
Response to Fetzer (Contingency Files)
Salary Increase
Minimum Wage (see also "Domestic Social Programs" section)
Defense
Box ACA-18
US/USSR Arms Control Treaties
Key Conservative Votes
Possible Fetzer Attacks
Miscellaneous
Pork Barrel
Civil Rights Restoration Act
Highway Bill
Price Press Events and Initiatives
Burnley-Tax Attack Response Press Conference, 1988 Oct. 3  (2 folders)
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
Congressional office press releases
Press Conferences and Press Responses
Agriculture Press Conference Proposed w/Congressman Ed Jones and Jim Graham, 1988 June 17
John Lewis Event at St. Augustine's
Pledge of Allegiance Vote, 1988 Sept. 10
Apology Demand for Burnley-Statements and Documents, 1988 Sept. 28
Fetzer "I['m] With the Republicans" Ads, 1988 Oct. 3
Bob Etheridge Press Conference, 1988 Nov. 2
Endorsements of Price
AFL-CIO and Other Labor Unions
Bread for the World
Business and Professional Women
Luddy Chamber of Commerce Letter
Jewish Community Letter
National Association of Social Workers
National Educators Association
Nurse PAC
Sierra Club and Environmental Groups
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Letters to the Editor
Price Media
David Price Radio Spots
Spot Scripts-Early Drafts and Plans
Ad Drafts-John Humphrey Tax and Belgian Endive Pre-emptive Strikes
Price Radio Spots
Background for Spots
Successful Constituent Cases-John Maron For TV Constituents Spot
Headlines
[Miscellaneous]
TV Ads Critique-Humphrey Memo
Price TV Buys
Letters to TV Stations About Last-Minute Ad Changes, 1988 Nov. 4
Congressional Club
[Congressional] Club Disbursements to Individuals' Club Salaries
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
Jefferson Marketing Companies, Inc.
[Notes]
Voter Challenging '84
Cobey Campaign Articles, 1982-1984
Cobey 1984
Letters to the Editor
Fund Raising/Spending
Public Speaking (Debate Issue and Interviews)
Editorials
Congressional Club
District Demographics
District Employment
County Business Patterns
Federal Funds
Municipalities and population demographics
1980 Census Bureau
Demographics
Bellwether Precincts
Bellwethers-Wake County
Box ACA-19
Bellwethers-Others
Get Out the Vote-Campaign Manager Files
Black GOTV [Get Out the Vote]
GOTV-Voter Contact
Party to People
Comparison of Price and Jordan Target Precincts
1988 Ballot Controversy
Ballots in district counties, 1988
Legal Memos on Ballot
Press on Ballot Controversy
Impact of Ballot Position on Vote Totals-Humphrey Memo
Ode to the Wake County Board of Elections
map-case  OC:VII:2
Wake County sample ballots and instructions, 1988
Box ACA-19
Election Returns
1984 4th District Returns-All Races, General Election
1984/1986 Ballot Comparison and Wake County Results
1986 General Election
Primary 1988-Randolph County, Chatham County
Fetzer Clips
Sample Ballots
Palm Card
Highlights Card and David Price Flyer
Kick-off Card
Box ACA-20
Print Ads
[Campaign Literature]
Wake County Tabloid
Non-Wake Tabloid
Ballot Card
Emergency Ballot Flyer (Election Day)
Ballot Flyer-Club
Petty Cash Reports, 1988
Raleigh Office Receipts
Interns, etc.
RTP/Cappers
Glenn/Towns
Benson/Gailor
Bland/Carr
Duke/Bradley
Ayr Mount
Monteith/Owens
Indians/Horwitz
Angus Barn/Daniels
Invites to Meet, etc.
Box ACA-21
Invitations
Mailings '88
Kickoff Speech
Special Interest Groups '88
Siler City-Jerry Wood
[Miscellaneous]  (2 folders)
Finance Call
FEC Report  (2 folders)
[Miscellaneous]  (2 folders)
Angus Barn Event
Daniels Event
[Miscellaneous]
Lists
Christie B., R-11 Samples
Box ACA-22
1988 Final Thank You
Christie B., R-12 Samples
Resolicitation-R 4, 5, 6
Prospecting-PR 2, 3, 4
Printouts
Angus Barn, 1988 June 6
Daniels Event, 1988 Aug. 1
Bland
Carr, 1988 Oct. 16
[Morehead Alumni]
Horwitz-Jewish
Glenn/Bankers, 1988 Nov. 1
Duke Event, 1988 Sept. 19  (2 folders)
Duke Fundraiser
Gailor
Major Donor #2
Duke List
Box ACA-23
FEC Report  (2 folders)
Duke/Durham Lists
[Miscellaneous]
[Project on International Child Research and Policy]
Bulk Mail Account
CPA/Anthony Event
Chicago Fundraisers, Linda Davis, May 13-14
Congressional Mailings
Congressional Quarterly
Correspondence
County Totals-$, 1986
Davis, Linda
Democratic Party
Doctors' Fundraiser-Freedman Home  (2 folders)
FEC
Finance Group
Foley Event-Golf Tourney, 1987 Sept. 26
Fuquay BBQ-Ed Jones
Hyde, Luke-Page, Gray, and Laughinghouse, Apr. 24
Invoices-Bills
Issues
Box ACA-24
Lawyers' Reception, Apr. 18
Major Donor Letter, 1988 Apr. 22
McMillen Event
Millers (Howard and Judy)
Nurses' Reception
Orange County
PACs
Pending
Precinct Official Letter-PR 2, 1988 May
Press Releases
Printers
Prospects
Prospect Letter #4 (Hunt Letter), 1988 July
Questionnaires
T. K. Rao-Small Business
Rashkis Event
Randolph Fundraiser-Luria
Realtors
Research Triangle Fundraiser
Resolicitation #4, Mar. 16
Resolicitation #5, 1988 May
R6-Samples
Resolicitation #8
Resolicitation #10
Sandhu Event
Sample Invites
Schmalbeck Event
St. Augustine Fundraiser, July 11
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
St. Augustine Fundraiser, July 11
Strategy Group
Telephone
Trash
Box ACA-25
Letters to Editor: Pro-Price Return File
TV Ads-Press
Election Week Press
Newspaper Ads, Information
Wake County Mayor's Endorsements
Debate Press
Orange County Tabloid
Franklin County Mayoral Endorsements
Miscellaneous Endorsements by Organizations
County Chairs, Press Memo to ...
Press Conference Strategy-Humphrey Memo
ANA-PAC [American Nursing Association], News Release Statement
BPW [Business and Professional Women] Endorsement (and Forum) and Press Release, 1988
NCAE [North Carolina Association of Educators]-Press Releases and Coverage Re: Endorsement
Senator Bradley Visit
Etheridge/Price Press Conference
Foley, Congressman Tom-Visit
Glenn, John
Glenn, Senator John-Luncheon
Lewis, John-Visit
Townes Visit (Congressman Ed Townes), 1988 Oct. 29
Endorsements-Press, 1986
[Unlabeled folder]  (2 folders)
Candidate Profiles (Price and Fetzer)
Capitol Hill Activity: Newsletters, Reports,
Community Meetings and Congressional Appearances
Democratic Party/Election Press Featuring David Price
Dome Clips
Editorials and Cartoons
Endorsements From Newspapers
Financial Press
Filing for Reelection-Press
4th District Day Press
Letters to Editor (anti-Price)
General (Race)-Not Price/Fetzer Exclusive
Price/Fetzer Specific (Race)
N.C. Issues/Concerns
N.C. Economic Indicators
North Carolina Agriculture
Box ACA-26
RDU International Airport
Media List
Miscellaneous Clippings
Carolinian
Chapel Hill Herald
Cary News
Courier-Tribune
Daily Tar Heel
Garner News
Franklin Times
Wake Weekly
Western Wake Herald
Zebulon Record
Appearances for Fetzer
Fetzer's "Bio" of David
Biography of Fetzer
Fetzer-generated Press (Miscellaneous)
Fetzer Miscellaneous Press
Biographies-Price, 1988
Democratic Women
Democratic Congressional Convention Speech
Speech to Democratic National Convention, 1988 July 21
WPTF Radio "In Touch" Interviews with Price and Fetzer, 1988 Oct.
Kick Off Speech
Kick Off Day Press Pack, 1988
Kick Off Press Coverage
Kick Off Day Preparation
Republican Political Ads '88 (Paid Advertising)
Transcripts of Spots (Paid Advertising)
Ballot Controversy Coverage
B'nai B'rith, 1988 Sept. 26
Budget/Deficit Press
Burnley/RDU Controversy
Chamber of Commerce, 1989 Sept. 20
Child Care
Franklin County Airport, 1988 Oct. 6
Home Builders' Association Forum
Home Equity (Final Days)
Literacy Press
McCollum Amendment Press
McCollum Amendment Letters
Pledge of Allegiance
Post Office Articles/Letters
Tax Vote/Burnley Press Conference
Box ACA-27
Veterans Center Press
[Miscellaneous Printed Materials]
Congressional Club Connection Press
Campaign 1988
Receipts and Disbursements
Fetzer FEC, 1988 July 1-Oct. 19
Price Campaign 1988-Miscellaneous  (2 folders)
Budget-Price Statements, Pre-Campaign
1988 Questionnaires
Economy
Opening Statement
Local Activities
Legislative Initiatives
Veterans
Budget
Committee: This Week
Donor Listing
Press Kit

1990 Campaign Series

 (3 boxes)
Box ACA-28
Angus Barn Fundraiser
Fundraising-Events
Filing, Primary/Clips
GOP-Miscellaneous
DP-Group Ratings/Program Support
Homebuilders Association
Legislative Resume
Letters to the Editor
Middle East (Carrington and Price)
NARAL [National Abortion Rights Action League]
NCAE [North Carolina Association of Educators]
NCEC [National Committee for an Effective Congress] Project
Price Record-PR/PC
Profile Articles-DP Campaign
1990 Questionnaires
Sheriffs' Endorsements
Sierra Club PC, 1990 Oct. 24
'Groups' for Price
Wake Mayor's Endorsement
WFMY Forum, 1990 Oct. 30
WUNC-TV Interview, 1990 Sept. 24
MAC [i.e., Mac McCorkle)  (5 folders)
Box ACA-29
Kickoff Packet Originals
N.C. Veterans News Ad
Newspaper Ads-Dailies
Schedule Advisories
Price on the Issues
Franking
Carrington
FEC Reports
Human Rights
And the GOP/Helms
Media Buys-Radio
Media Buys-TV
Negatives-Responses
PACs
Poison Pen Letters
Print Ads
Printed Material
Research
St L's
TV/Radio Ads
Term Limitation
Wright/Coehlo
Print Material
Accomplishment Card
CH "Price Difference" Piece
Fowler Ads, Chapel Hill News and Chapel Hill Herald
"Fact Sheets"
Orange County Voter Tab
"Re-Elect David Price"
"Super Keys" Newsletter
Co. Keys-Letters to Editor
State Employee Reporter Ad
Raleigh Issue Pieces
Palm Cards
Mailings
Price Kickoff
Volunteer Letters
Campaign Bio
North Raleigh Living Ads
Price Campaign/Press
Tabloid
Weekly Ads
Box ACA-30
Carrington
Biography
Budget
Campaign Staff
Campaign Stops/Appearances
DP Congressional Staff
Direct Mail
Editorials
Endorsements
Environment
Environment
FEC Reports-DP
Campaign Spending-DP
Carrington-Ethics/Pay Raise
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
Campaign
Campaign Spending-PACs (DP)
Campaign Newsletters
Campaign Spending Plan-DP/JC Comments and Responses
Campaign Spending Plan-Clips
Campaign Spending Original Letters
Campaign Spending-PACs General
Campaign Stops (Miscellaneous)
Co-chair Press Releases
Clips-Congressional-Miscellaneous
Clips-Miscellaneous Political (DP)
Clips-Miscellaneous Political (General)
DCCC Incumbent Workshop, 1990 May 4-5  (2 folders)
Debates
Direct Mail-Miscellaneous
Editorials
Election Night Speech
Election Returns/Coverage
Endorsements, 1990
Endorsement-Franklin Mayoral
Fundraising-DP/JC
Other counties
PFC Phones per P.R.

1994 Campaign Series

 (2 boxes)
Box ACA-31
Targeted Mail
Fred Heineman
1994 Statement of Candidacy
Angus Barn, 1994
Campaign Speeches
Campaign Budget
Consultant: Shorr
Contributions, 1994
DCCC [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee]
[Victory '94 Coordinated Campaign Plan]
Articles and Politics, 1994
1994 Campaign Accounting
Charlotte Trip
Davis/Klein DC Fundraiser
Endorsements
FEC Report, 1994 Jan. 31
FEC Report, 1994 July 15
Fundraising
Filing Documents, 1994
[Disk 003 removed and its contents migrated to the Special Collections server. A disk directories log exists. Contact Research Services staff.]
Friends
Heineman FEC Report, 1994 July 15
Box ACA-32
Campaign/FEC Rules
Polls
FEC Report, Sept. 30
Spending Limits
Rob Romaine

1996 Campaign Series

 (7 boxes)
Box ACA-33
Issues
DCCC [Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee] Research Division, Research Report on Fred Heineman (NC-04), 1996 Apr.
Price Legislative Record, 1987-1990
Researching-DCCC
DCCC Voting Database
Press List
Good Enviro. Commercial Backup
National Taxpayers Union
DP Key Votes
"Reports from Washington" Newsletter
DP-1996 Endorsements
The Basics
Peacock/Carolina
N.C. State/UNC Education Letter
Editorials About David
David's Votes with Democratic Congress, 100th-103rd
David's Congressional Book
Masonboro Incident
Box ACA-34
David's Essays/Articles
Campaign-Republican Pact [Contract With America], 1994 Sept. 23
Contract With America/Freshman Republicans
Ad Copy
House Banking Issues
DP Personal-Pay Raises
DP and DC Prison Attack
FH's [Fred Heineman's] Crime Ad
Attacks on DP
FH's TV Buys
Radio Commercials
FH's Negative Medicare Ad
TV Directions, Shorr Records
1994 FH Campaign Ads
Web Site Stuff
Letters to the Editor
Quotes Database
[Disk 004 removed and its contents migrated to the Special Collections server. A disk directories log exists. Contact Research Services staff.]
Box ACA-35
Door Hanger Background
Fred and Newt
Correspondence w/FH, 1996
General Articles about FH
Debates, 1994 Election
Heineman and DP PAC Analysis
FH and the Journal
Heineman's Medicare Propaganda
Fred's Newsletters
FH and the General Election, 1994
Clean Campaign, 1994
1994 Endorsements
PACs/Fundraising, 1996 Election
1996 Kickoff-Filing Speech, DP
DP/FH Transition Controversy
General about the District/Voters, 1996 Election
Medicare Cuts-FH and Budget
"Middle Class"-FH and Budget
Median Income Stuff
Breakdown of Rep. Tax Cut
FH and Police Budget
Government Shutdown
1994 Election-DP and Budget
More Veterans
Franking
Medicare Analysis
EPA / North Raleigh Living Article
Box ACA-36
Community Policing
General Environment-FH and Environment
General Crime-FH and Crime
Cop Killer Bullets-FH and Crime
Waco Hearings-FH and Crime
Washington D.C. Crime Proposal-FH and Crime
DP and Crime, 1994 Election
Oversize Container   OVSZ 1
DP: SandL
Anti-Drug Program-FH Press Release
Provide Rides to the Polls
Kickoff Letter
Miscellaneous Correspondence
Other Groups' Literature
Sierra Club
Others on WRAL-5 TV
Police Benevolent Association
Retired Officers Association
RESULTS and Microcredit Summit
The Savings Coalition-IRAs
Labor Unions
Box ACA-37
NARFE [National Association of Retired Federal Employees] Information
National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
National Council of Senior Citizens
New Democrat Network
JACPAC [Joint Action Committee for Political Affairs]
Ratings from Outside Groups
Americans for Democratic Action, Inc.
Christian Coalition
Citizens for the Republic
Citizen Action
Democrats 2000
[Disk 001 removed and its contents migrated to the Special Collections server. A disk directories log exists. Contact Research Services staff.]
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids
Interfaith Alliance
League of Conservation Voters
Interest Group Ratings
Direct Mail Letter I
Box ACA-38
Direct Mail Vendors
Labor
Price Difference
Wake County Democrats and Keynote Speech
Abortion
Appropriations Comparison (DP to FH)
Assault Weapon Ban
DCCC Rhetoric
Clinton Economic Plan Defense
Crime
Database Codes and Reports
Katie McGinty/Wake Enviro. Event
Government Shutdown
Heineman AFL-CIO Letter
Journal Vote
Kimberly Summaries
Laborers
Minimum Wage
Names/Messages
North Raleigh Living Article
Record Contrasts
Republican Independent Expenditure
RNC Funded Ad
Third Party Heineman Flyers
Heineman Record-DCCC Research
Accounting Fees
Peace PAC
Orange County/Heffner
Concord Coalition Debate
Chatham County Committee
Veterans' Breakfast
Scheduling Request Forms
Box ACA-39
Tim Thompkins, 1994 Election Notes
"The Price Record: 1987-1990"
Original Copy-Forms
National Committee for an Effective Congress (NCEC)
[Disk 002 removed and its contents migrated to the Special Collections server. A disk directories log exists. Contact Research Services staff.]
Television spots
TV buy
A-B event names
Miscellaneous
DNC Campaign Training Manuals
Personal notes/DP (positive)  (2 folders)
"Precinct Targeting and Electoral Analysis"

Various Campaigns Series, 1986-1998 and undated

 (8 boxes)
Materials in this subseries originated during a variety of campaigns but center primarily on those of the 1990s, especially 1992 and 1994. Original order has been retained.
Box ACA-40
Gene  (2 folders)
Campaign, 1989  (2 folders)
Price Newsletter, 1989 Mar.
Windley, Bill
Hansen, Annie Lee
Staff Good Letters/Thank You's
Paxton, Nancy
Price Votes
Price Legislation
MacGregor Downs
North Carolina. Governor (1985-1993: Martin)
D.P. Book
"SERO [Southeastern Region Office, Nationwide Insurance Companies] Messenger"
Statement-filing for re-election, 1994 Jan. 19
Speech-Filing, 1992 Feb. 28
[Disk 005 removed and its contents migrated to the Special Collections server. A disk directories log exists. Contact Research Services staff.]
Book Material-DP Articles
Clippings  (1 of 4 folders)
Box ACA-41
Clippings  (2-4 of 4 folders)
Questionnaire: People's Alliance
Questionnaire: Power in Citizenship
REA [Research and Education Association] Questionnaire
Questionnaire: SANE
Questionnaire: Triangle Business
Questionnaire: U.S. Defense Committee
The Price Difference
Friends Committee Questionnaire
Mentally Ill Questionnaire
North Carolina Association of Federal Employees (Retired) Questionnaire
Questionnaire: Reverend Kent Kelly
Questionnaire: NCCLU [North Carolina Civil Liberties Union]
Questionnaire: Peace PAC
Questionnaire: North Carolina League of Savings Institutions
Questionnaire: Orange County Green Coalition
League of Conservation Voters Questionnaire 1990
North Carolina Dietetic Association Questionnaire 1990
PTA Questionnaire
Child Care Networks Questionnaire
Enact/PAC Questionnaire
Questionnaire: Freedom Council
Questionnaire: Full Employment Action Council
Questionnaire: Gun Owners of America
Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina Questionnaire
League of Conservation Voters
Questionnaire: NEA [National Education Association]
Questionnaire: League of Women Voters
Questionnaires: Campaigns
Box ACA-42
McCorkle Memos
Mac Campaign Memo, 1989 May 30
McCorkle and miscellaneous memos, 1986-1988
Mac Message, 1997
Carrington Poll, 1989
Campaign 1990: Middle Class Squeeze
Fetzer Polls and Attacks
Fetzer Bio
NCAE [North Carolina Association of Educators] 1990 Survey
Facing the Issues Honestly
Questionnaire 1992: The Independent
Business Leader Survey, 1992
Low Income Housing Survey, 1992
National Right to Work Committee, 1992 Survey
North Carolina Police Benevolent Association, 1992
Price Record
Carolina Country, 1990
National Restaurant Association, 1990
Spending: Budget
"The Price Difference: Key Votes in Congress Distinguishing David Price from Bill Cobey"
Cobey  (4 folders)
Box ACA-43
Presidential '88
Political Report, 1987 June
Thank You Lists
FEC [Federal Election Commission] Quarterly Reports
Heineman for Congress
Statistical Analyses of 1994 Campaign
"Reinventing the Republican Record of Extremism"
Legislative Plans and Message Strategies
Flyers: "If You Think This is Lower Middle-class..." and "It's Within Reach..."
TV-Lower/Students
Endorsements
Box ACA-44
Interest Group Questionnaires Completed
Heineman
Bio/Newsletters
Crime Ad
Poll
Photo/Literature
Campaign Newsletters
Volunteer List
Background Profile/Articles
Direct Mail '96-Letter II
Direct Mail III ('96)
Angus Barn-Eric
(John) Wallace Fundraiser, Mar. 27
Lists
Heineman Spending Limits
Heineman File
2nd District
Price TV Spots
Price TV Buy
Printed Materials
Tabloid
Bios/Papers/PRs
Newspaper Ads
Box ACA-45
Press Clippings  (3 folders)
Creative Campaign Consultants, Price Final Report
Debate-1994 Campaign
Campaign '94-Heineman
DP's 1994 Debate Preparation
Fundraiser, 1989 June 20  (2 folders)
Heineman-Congress
Box ACA-46
N.C. 4th Congressional District Survey of 401 Registered Voters
"The Republicans Shoot an Air Ball"
Clippings, 1991 Jan.-Mar.  (3 folders)
Elections '94
Campaign Plan
DLC: Democratic Leadership Council
"The Price Record, 1987-1990"
Carrington Campaign
Price 1990 Campaign
Campaign Newsletters
Chatham, Durham, Orange, and Wake County Voter Lists  (1 of 2 folders)
Box ACA-47
Chatham, Durham, Orange, and Wake County Voter Lists  (2 of 2 folders)
Clippings, 1991 July-Dec.  (4 folders)
Dave's Phone "Call" Sheets, 1989-1990
Emily's List, "Making the Dough Rise," undated
House Bank
Campaign '92 Press Clips
Miscellaneous campaign events and printed material, 1996
WUNC, 1992 Aug. 25
"Opportunity and Responsibility: A Strategy for Winning Back the House in 1998"

Precinct Files Series, 1984-1988 and undated

 (4 boxes)
Files relate to specific North Carolina Fourth District voter precincts and include local volunteer contact lists; maps, memoranda, notes, and telephone lists about specific precincts, communities, and counties; and other campaign documents concerning such subjects as literature drops, organization, petitions, and phone banks. Original order has been retained.
Box ACA-48
Maps Returned: 1988 Lit Drop
Lit Drop, 1988
Target Precincts--Price, 1988
Precinct Chairs, 1988
Election Day, 1988
Key Contacts Directory, 1988
The Ballot, 1988
Yard Sign Requests
Volunteers
Election Day Folks
Unity Campaign, 1988  (2 folders)
Wake County Day, County Town Contacts, 1988
Raleigh/Wake Precinct Lists/Polling Places/Officers, 1988
Calendars of Events, 1988
Meet and Greet Events/Small/Precinct, 1988
Chatham County
Orange County
Randolph County
Franklin County
Kickoff, 1988
Wake County Unity/Voter Ed./GOTV, 1988
Phone Bank, 1988
Box ACA-49
Volunteers, 1988
Election Law, 1988  (2 folders)
N.C. Democratic Party Databank, 1988
Phone Call Scripts for Updating Data Bank, 1988
Black Voter Precincts-Election Day Workers
Voter Contact Plan-Precinct Coordinators, 1988
Field Director Office Notes, 1988
Sign Distribution to Counties, 1988
Wyatt Closs Notes, 1988 Aug.
From Maclyn, 1986
[1986 Miscellaneous]
Election Day Legal, 1984 and 1986
Maps
Cedar Fork
Middle Creek 1
Middle Creek 2
Raleigh #37
Middle Creek/Fuquay/Five Points
37 Hudson Pres. Church
Field Office Materials, 1986-1988
Orange County Precinct Contacts, 1986
Labor Volunteers, 1986
GOTV Phone Bank Message, Wake County, 1986
Election Day, 1986
Box ACA-50
Voter File Memos, 1986
Precinct Chairs, 1984
Mailings, 1986
More Volunteers, 1986
Wake Registrars and Judges
Absentee Ballots, 1986
Canvass Stuff, 1986
Unity Campaign Organizational Chart, Job Descriptions, 1984
Volunteers, 1986
Transportation, 1986
Petitions (Blank), 1986
Field Stuff, 1986
Wake County Precincts, 1988  (3 folders)
[Contributors?]
Box ACA-51
Contribution Report-Primary  (2 folders)
Contribution Report-General

"Price for Congress" Files Series, 1988-1994

 (10 boxes)
Materials center on the 1992 campaign, although they are not restricted to it. The files are predominantly administrative, as previous subseries are, but include a larger number of financial records than other subseries have contained. Financial materials include bank account statements, check stubs, payroll records for campaign staff, and a variety of materials documenting campaign contributions. Original order has been retained.
Box ACA-52
1992 Oct. 15-Dec. 31  (10 folders)
Alphabetical File  (1 of 6 folders)
Box ACA-53
Alphabetical File  (2-6 of 6 folders)
PFC [Price for Congress], 1988-1994  (5 folders)
Vets Lists
Box ACA-54
Farm Breakfast, 1992
Miscellaneous Name Captures
Tours/Church Visits
Vets Breakfast/Misc., 1994
Name Lists
Seniors Luncheon, 1994
Health Forum, 1992 Jan. 14
Veterans Center
Community Meeting, 1992-1994  (3 folders)
F-V Breakfast Rolesville-Names
Marketplace
Voting Assistance Guide, 1994-1995
The Capitol: A Pictorial History of the Capitol and of the Congress
Box ACA-55
1992 Jan. 1-June 30  (8 folders)
Box ACA-56
1992 July 1-Sept. 30  (1-8 of 10 folders)
Box ACA-57
1992 July 1-Sept. 30  (9-10 of 10 folders)
Address/Name Changes or Additions
1994 Dec.
FEC [Federal Elections Commission] 1994 Oct. 20-Nov. 28
Deposits 1994 Oct. 20-Nov. 28  (1-4 of 7 folders)
Box ACA-58
Deposits 1994 Oct. 20-Nov. 28  (5-7 of 7 folders)
Payroll File, 1989-1992 and undated  (6 folders)
Time Sheets
Correspondence  (1 of 4 folders)
Box ACA-59
Correspondence  (2-4 of 4 folders)
Old Check Stubs, 1988-1991  (2 folders)
Paid Bills, 1993
Deposits, 1993 July 1-Dec. 31  (1 of 7 folders)
Box ACA-60
Deposits, 1993 July 1-Dec. 31  (2-7 of 7 folders)
Deposits, 1993 Jan. 1-June 30  (1-2 of 8 folders)
Box ACA-61
Deposits, 1993 Jan. 1-June 30  (3-8 of 8 folders)

Polling Files Series, 1986-1994

 (3 boxes)
Materials relate to polls and surveys conducted primarily in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District. Original order has been retained.
Box ACA-62
North Carolina 4th Congressional District Survey of 401 Registered Voters, 1990 Oct.
Survey of North Carolina, 4th Congressional District, 1987 Nov. 21-24
North Carolina 4th CD Tracking, 1990 Oct. 23
North Carolina 4th Congressional District Tracking, Miscellaneous Memoranda and Faxes 1990 Oct.
Box ACA-63
Price for Congress, North Carolina 4th C.D., 1988 Oct. 10
Price for Congress, North Carolina 4th C.D., 1988 Oct. 19
Summary of Poll Findings, 1986 Mar. 12
Survey, 1988 Oct.
Survey of 401 Registered Voters In North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District, 1990 Sept.
Survey of 401 Registered Voters, North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District: Report and Analysis, 1990 Sept.
North Carolina's 4th Congressional District: Analysis of a Survey of 401 Voters, 1990 June
A Survey of Voters in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District, 1987 Nov. 21-24
A Survey of Voter Attitudes in the Fourth Congressional District of North Carolina, 1988 Oct.
1993 Issues Poll: Data Tabulations
North Carolina 4th Field Draft, 1986 Feb. 20
Rep. David Price: Banners from a Survey of 400 Likely Voters in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District, 1994 Oct. 18-20
Rep. David Price: Banners from a Survey of 400 Likely Voters in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District, 1994 June 26-28
Box ACA-64
Rep. David Price: Banners from a Survey of 400 Likely Voters in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District, 1994 June 26-28
Rep. David Price: Banners and Time Series from a Survey of 400 Likely Voters in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District, 1994 Nov. 1
Presentation of Findings From a Survey of 400 Likely Voters, 1994 Oct.

North Carolina Redistricting Files Series, 1988-1992

 (2 boxes)
Files relate to the 1990 redistricting of Price's district, when the lines of his district were redrawn. Materials include reports, maps, clippings, and various drafts of plans. Original order has been retained.
Box ACA-65
Elvin Jackson (Hefner's DO) Plans
NCEC [National Committee for an Effective Congress] Alternatives
IMPAC 2000 Reports
Voting Rights Act Issues
Final Map
Census Report on Data
News Clips
Supreme Court Case: Shaw vs. Reno
NCEC--New Base 3, 1992 Jan. 2
NCEC--New Base 4, 1992 Jan. 4
Base Plan 1, 1991 May 29
Base Plan 2, 1991 June 3
Box ACA-66
Base Plan 3, 1991 June 18
Base Plan 4, 1991 June 21
Base Plan 5, 1991 July 5
Base Plan 6, 1991 July 3
Base Plan 7 (House), 1992 Jan. 17
Base Plan 8 (Senate), 1992 Jan. 18
Base Plan 9, 1992 Jan. 23
Base Plan 10, 1992 Jan. 23
NCEC Variation, 1992 Jan. 6
NCEC--Final Plan, 1992 Feb. 1
Background Data Info
[Josephus L.] Mavretic Meeting, 1990 Feb. 28
Balmer 6.2 Plan
Pre-Census Material, 1988-1989

Appointment Files Series, 1991-1994

 (5 boxes)
Routine materials concerning Price's meetings and engagements while in North Carolina. Arranged in chronological order.
Box ACA-67
1991 Mar.
1991 May
1991 Nov.-Dec.  (2 folders)
1992 Jan.-Aug.  (6 folders)
Box ACA-68
1992 Sept.-Dec.  (5 folders)
1993 Jan.-Mar.  (6 folders)
Box ACA-69
1993 Apr.-May  (3 folders)
Chamber Lunch, 1993 June 4
1993 June-Oct.  (6 folders)
Box ACA-70
1993 Nov.-Dec.  (2 folders)
1994 Jan.-Aug.  (8 folders)
Box ACA-71
1994 Sept.-Nov.  (4 folders)

Clippings Series, 1987-1989, 1992-1994

 (4 boxes)
Clippings relating to Price's early campaigns, roughly arranged by year.
[Needs further processing: Technical Services staff may need to reformat newsprint, coated fax paper, or other brittle paper before use.]
Box ACA-72
1987 Jan.-Dec.  (3 folders)
1988 Jan.-Sept.  (5 folders)
Box ACA-73
1988 Sept.-Dec.  (3 folders)
Tom Fetzer newspaper clippings, 1988  (2 folders)
1989 July-Dec.  (1-2 of 3 folders)
Box ACA-74
1989 July.-Dec.  (3 of 3 folders)
1992  (6 folders)
1993  (1 of 6 folders)
Box ACA-75
1993  (2-6 of 6 folders)
1994  (4 folders)

Audiovisual Materials Series, 1986-1996 and undated

 (14 boxes)
Consists primarily of VHS videocassettes from Price's Raleigh, N.C. campaign office. Content varies but includes Price speaking in a variety of settings, documenting not only his use of television during campaigns and his congressional tenure, but also news coverage of his campaigns. There are many commercials from Price's campaigns and those of his opponents, including Vicky Rothrock Goudie, Bill Cobey, John Carrington, Tom Fetzer, and Fred Heineman. There are also a number of copies of Price's monthly television call-in show ( Keeping in Touch), television news segments on Price and his campaigns, and other interview shows or segments. Formats in this series include videocassettes, videotapes, audiotapes, and audiocassettes.
[Some use copies are available. Otherwise, Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please consult with Research Services staff before coming to use this collection. See individual subseries for details.]

Audiocassettes Subseries, 1988-1990 and undated
Consists mainly of radio recordings of campaign rallies, interviews, call-in shows, and campaign commercials by Price and his opponents. Tapes are in order according to penciled numbering appearing on the original case inserts.
[Use copies for all audiocassettes are available on cassette tapes, Box AV-1.]
Use Copies
Box AV-1
1. NCSU [North Carolina State University] rally WPTF coverage, undated
Radio news story on the Helms/Gantt Senate campaign (presumably the 1990 election), continuing with coverage of Price/Carrington campaign. Following is part of a WRDU radio show with discussion of Congress shutting down, and stories covering the Gantt campaign.
2. David Price for Congress, Cut 1. "His Words" (:60) Radio / Produced By: Shorr and Associates, 1990 Oct. 26
Campaign ad from Price/Carrington campaign.
3. John Carrington campaign ads, undated
4. John Carrington radio ads, undated
Thirteen 1990 campaign ads are listed on the case insert. A copy of this insert on acid-free paper is housed with the use copy.
5-6. News and Observer; Savings and Loan Interview, 1990 Sept. 20, Part 1  (2 cassettes)
Interview of Price on savings and loan scandal [Audio quality is poor].
7-8. WUNC TV(?) interview, 1990 Sept. 24  (2 cassettes)
Price interview.
9. Fetzer WPTF "In Touch" 1988 Mar.
10.Speech before Wk. [Wake] County Dem. Women, 1988 Aug. 25
11. Fetzer WPTF Call-In, 1988 Oct. 10
Box AV-2
Master copies
[Restricted to use for copying purposes only. Use copies in Box AV-1.]
Audiocassettes 1-11
Box AV-3
Original copies (CLOSED)
[Originals closed to use. Use copies on cassette are available, Box AV-1.]
Audiocassettes 1-11

Audiotape Reels Subseries, 1986
Recordings of campaign commercials by Price.
[Originals closed to use; no use copies available. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please consult with Research Services staff before coming to use this collection.]
Box AV-13
David Price for Congress, "The R.C. Express" (:60), Shorr and Associates, 7-1/2ips/mono/cr11/Hb1/Hb2/DH/JRA/4-29-86, [1986 Apr. 29], Sigma Sound Studios, 212 N. 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107, 215-561-3660, 1697 Broadway, 10th Floor, New York, NY, 10019, 212-582-5055 (Half-inch audio tape)  (2 copies on 2 reels)

Videocassettes Subseries, 1986-1996 and undated
Videocassettes predominantly in VHS format. Arranged chronologically within three broad categories: Campaign Commercials--Price; Campaign Commercials--Opponents/Others; and News Coverage and Television Appearances. A folder labeled "Video Reviews" in box AV-4 contains a log of questions asked in interviews and Price's answers as found on a number of the tapes. Videos were not viewed or listened to in their entirety, thus content and tape condition information may not be complete.
[Originals closed to use; no use copies available. Technical Services staff need to produce use copies before contents can be accessed. Please consult with Research Services staff before coming to use this collection.]
Box AV-4
Price video inserts and video reviews  (2 folders)

Campaign Commercials - Price
1986
1. Shorr and Associates, David Price for Congress, Fourth District (:30), Bio (:30), 1986 Sept. 10, Harriman Communications Center
2. David Price for Congress, "Social Security" [et al.], 1986 Oct. 21
Price commercials for Price/Cobey campaign.
1988
3-7. Congressman David Price, Campaign Spots 1988, WTVD Debate, WUNC Forum, Duplicates  (5 copies)
Several campaign spots highlighting home ownership (Price/Fetzer campaign); Congressional debate with Tom Fetzer moderated by Larry Stogner; WUNC Forum: "Campaign '88".
1989
8. Shore and Associates, David Price 1988 Campaign, 1989 Jan. 12
1990
9. David Price Ads
Four campaign ads (Price/Carrington campaign).
10. David Price for Congress, 1) Campaigning DP-065-01 (:30) [et al.]
Five campaign ads, MASTER, 1990, Shorr and Associates.
11. David Price for Congress, C1. DP-065-1 "Campaigning" (:30) [et al.], Shorr and Associates, 1990 Sept. 6.
Seven campaign ads.
12. David Price, C1 DP-065-6R Housing Revised (:30), C2 DP-065-7R Education- Rev. (:30), Shorr and Associates, Dubbed 1990 Sept. 27
Two campaign ads.
13. David Price for Congress, "Wrote" DP-065-9 (:30), "Purchased" DP-065-10 (:30), Shorr and Associates. 1990 Oct. 15
Two campaign ads (David Price/John Carrington campaign).
Box AV-5
14. David Price, "The Past" (:30), DP-065-8, 1990 Oct. 5, Shorr and Associates
One campaign ad (David Price/John Carrington campaign).
15. David Price, "The Past" (:30), DP-065-8, 1990 Oct. 5, Shorr and Associates
[same as 14?]
16. David Price for Congress, Shorr and Associates, 1990 Oct. 15
Two Price campaign commercials.
"Wrote" DP-065-9, (:30)
"Purchased" DP-065-10, (:30)
17. David Price for Congress, C1: "Garbage" (:30), [...] 1990. Shorr and Associates
Campaign ad (Price/Carrington campaign).
18. David Price for Congress. Shorr and Associates, 1990 Oct. 30
Three campaign commercials (David Price/John Carrington campaign).
Garbage (:30), DP-065-11
Deciding (:30), DP-065-12
Four Years (:30), DP-065-13
19. David Price for Congress, C1. "Franklin" [...] Shorr and Associates / 1990 Nov. 2
One campaign ad.
1991
20. David Price, C1 "Kids," (:60), Shorr and Associates, dubbed 1991 Feb. 18
1992
21. David Price, 1992 Oct. 20, Cut #1: DP30-114-1, "Don't Quit," (:30) [et al.] Price campaign commercials.
22. David Price 1992 Oct. 20, Cut #1: DP30-114-1, "Don't Quit," (:30) [et al.] [same as 21?]
1994
23. David Price for Congress, "Crib," "School Combo," and "Envy" / Shorr and Associates, DUB, 1994 Sept. 19, 3 Campaign commercials, (:30) each.
24. Price for Congress, 2x (:30), 1994 Oct. 3
Campaign commercial discussing Price's record vs. opponent Heineman's record on crime; and campaign commercial with Price discussing personal responsibility.
25. Price for Congress, "Education" (:30)
26. Price for Congress, Shorr and Associates, DUB-Mixed Audio, Harriman Communications Center, Washington, DC circa 1994-1996.
Three campaign commercials,
"Crib - Revised," (:30) DP30-155-1R
"Difference," (:30) DP30-155-4
"David," (:30) DP30-155-5

Campaign Commercials - Opponents/Others
1990 and undated
27-28. Carrington, circa 1990
Several Carrington campaign ads from network and cable broadcasts, some featuring Price [Video quality is poor].
Box AV-6
29. Louisiana Campaign Spots, produced by Politics, Inc.
Doug Schmidt for Secretary of State, Sheriff Harry Lee, and Jack Kent.
30. Bob [Armstrong] Fetzer campaign ads
Republican convention news coverage, campaign coverage and additional ads [Audio and video quality are poor].
31. The Campaign Group, Inc.
Various Congressional campaign commercials.

News Coverage and Television Appearances
Primarily tapes of full-length shows or clips from various news broadcasts. Tapes are arranged in five groupings by name of show or type of source: Keeping in Touch, Price's monthly cable access call-in show; two PBS shows, North Carolina Now and North Carolina's Watch on Washington; Local News; and Other, which includes materials from CNN, C-SPAN, and other sources. Arranged chronologically withing each of these categories.

Keeping in Touch
1989
32-36. Broadcast dates: Apr. 17, May 15, June 19, July 24, Aug. 28, Sept. 11, and 1990 Jan. 15.
Tape 36 includes an interview with Terry Sanford [Audio quality is poor].
1990
37. Broadcast dates: Mar. 19 and Apr. 23.
Tape contains part of each broadcast.
1991
38-42. Broadcast dates: Jan. 28, Feb. 18, Oct. 28, Nov. 11, and Dec. 16.
1992
43. Broadcast date: Jan. 20.
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44-46. Broadcast dates: Feb. 24, Mar. 30, and Apr. 27.
1993
47-56. Broadcast dates: Mar. 1, Apr. 5, May 3, July, Aug. 9, Sept., Oct. 4, Nov. 1, and Dec. 6.
Tape 53 includes an interview of Jim Roberson, head of Research Triangle Park Foundation.
1994
57-59. Broadcast dates: Jan. 3, Feb., Mar. 7, and Apr. 11.
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North Carolina Now
1996
60-61. Broadcast dates: Aug. 14 and undated.
Tape 60 includes inteviews with Price and Fred Heineman [Video quality is poor].

North Carolina's Watch on Washington
1987
62. Broadcast date: Feb. (29:30)
Talk show including reporting by Margaret Warner.
1989
63. Broadcast date: Feb.
"Infant Mortality."
64. Broadcast date: Mar. (29:30)
1990
65. Broadcast date: Apr. (28:00)
"Health Care."
66. Broadcast date: June (28:00)
"Affordable Housing."
67. Broadcast date: Dec. 11 (58:45)
68. Broadcast date: Dec. 11 (58:45)
"War: The Question - Taxes: The Certainty." Call-in show featuring Senators Terry Sanford, Jesse Helms, and Representatives Alex McMillan, Tim Valentine, and Martin Lancaster.
1991
69. (58:45)
"In the Wake of War." Call-in show featuring Senator Sanford, and Representatives Neal, Coble, and Price.
70. Broadcast date: Apr. 17 (58:45)
"In the Wake of War." Hamilton Productions show hosted by John Hamilton with a panel including Rep. Price, Senator Sanford and others from North Carolina's Congressional delegation.
1993
71. Broadcast date: Mar. 2, (58:45)
"Clinton's Agenda." Call-in show featuring Senator Faircloth and Representatives Ballenger, Price and Taylor
72. Broadcast date: May 20 (58:45)
"Health Care." Call-in show featuring Representatives Ballenger, Clayton, Price, and Valentine.
1994 and undated
73. Broadcast date: 1994 Apr. 27
"Cracking Down on Crime." Call-in show featuring Representatives Price, Coble, Watt, and Taylor.
74. Broadcast date: Undated
"Catastrophic Care."
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Local News
1986
75. 1986 WTVD Election News
76. 1986 WTVD News
Rock Incident, WTVD news report about vandalism to Price opponent (Cobey) supporter's vehicle, and Price interview.
77. 1986 Forum, Cobey-Price, WPTF?
Cobey/Price campaign debate hosted by Terry Thill.
78. CBS, 1986 Oct. 29, Channel 5, 1986 Oct. 30
Saputo, Rally, Channel 11 Interview.
79. 1986 Election Night News
1990
80. Reports on Congressman Price, 1990 June
Appearances by and news on Price (WRAL, WBTV, and WTVD).
81. Reports on Congressman Price, 1990 June-July
Seven local broadcast news reports concerning Price.
82. Reports on Congressman Price, week of 1990 Sept. 7-13
Three local broadcast news reports concerning Price.
83. Reports on Congressman Price received 1990 Sept. 14-20
One local broadcast news report concerning Price (WTVD).
84. Reports on Congressman Price received during week of 1990 Sept. 26-Oct. 1
One local broadcast news report concerning Price (WRAL).
85. Reports on Congressman Price, 1990 Oct. 5-14
Three local broadcast news reports concerning Price.
86. Reports on Congressman Price received during week of 1990 Oct. 15-Oct. 25
Two local broadcast news reports concerning Price (WTVD and WPTF).
87. Reports on Congressman Price, 1990 Oct. 26-Nov. 12
Compilation of broadcast news reports including live coverage of Price win (WTVD, WPTF, and WRAL).
88. NEXRAD Reports, WRAL-TV, 1990 Nov. 16, Nov. 28, and Nov. 29
News coverage of Next-Generation Weather Radar (Doppler) system.
1994
89. Fox 22 News, 1994 May
News report with statements from both Price and Heineman; reporting on other campaigns; miscellaneous television programming; a similar news report on Heineman/Price; and additional unrelated television programming.
1996 and undated
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90. Price for Congress 1996, AARP
WRAL News segment on panel discussion with speakers Price and opponent Heineman held by AARP [American Association of Retired Persons] followed by unrelated television programming.
91. To Have and Have Not
Fox 22 News report on national campaigns of 1996 including the Heineman/Price campaigns; an ABC local Channel 11 report on Price; the Bush-Dole presidential debate, unrelated television programming; and then part of a Paul Wellstone debate (1996, Minnesota Senate race).
92. Campaign Video Clips and Fetzer Spots
Fetzer campaign commercials; and news reports on Price efforts and campaign including one on Fetzer/Price debate. [Video quality is poor.]
93. Congressman David Price, Aug.
News coverage (WTVD, WPTF, et al.) with comments from Price on economy in light of possible Iraq war.

Other
1986
94. WUNC Campaign Forum, 1986
Show hosted by Richard Hatch featuring Price and opponent Bill Cobey.
1987
95. Rep. Walter Jones, "The U.S. Congress and You," 1987 Feb. 6
Show on the U.S. Congress sponsored by Burroughs Wellcome, featuring Walter Jones and Howard K. Smith.
1988
96. CNN's Moneyline, 1988 Feb. 24
Home Equity Disclosure Markup, Rep. David Price.
97. USTA, Congressional PSA's: Link Up America, Rep. David E. Price, NTSC 525, DUB. 1988 Mar.
Clip about Link Up America project.
98. David Price-HR 3011, Home Equity-C-SPAN, 1988 June 20
This is only copy of House Home Equity Speech Footage of Frank Annunzio and Price speaking on House floor.
99. DP-Speech before Democratic Convention, 1988 July 21, Atlanta
C-SPAN footage of Democratic Convention including Price speech mentioning his Home Equity Loan Act.
100. MacNeil-Lehrer, 1988
Discussion of superdelegates for Democratic Convention. CNN coverage featuring comment by Price.
101. D.P. Superdelegate, CNN Itvw.
CNN show Inside Politics '88, on Jesse Jackson and superdelegates, including brief clip of Price.
1989
102. Washington Connection, 1989 May 4
Congressmen Walter Jones, Tim Valentine, and David Price, N.C. Agency for Public Telecommunications Call-in show hosted by Leila Tveat with guests Price, Valentine, and Jones.
1990
103. WUNC TV Interview, 1990 Oct. 21; Carrington Taxes ad. 1990 Oct. 15; Carrington SandL/Captiva Island ad, 1990 Oct. 21 Carrington campaign ad
WUNC show hosted by Richard Hatch with interviews of Price and Carrington; television programming and additional Carrington ad. [Video quality is poor].
104. WFMY/Greensboro Chamber joint appearance, Price/Carrington, 1990 Oct. 30
GTCC Candidates Forum; local news story on George Bush (The Good Morning Show) with national show cut-in (CBS) including a segment on the coming election; segment on Gantt/Helms Senate (North Carolina) race; Gantt/Helms campaign ads and more of the shows; Steve Neal campaign ad; and Carrington/Price ads.
1991
105. Chapel Hill Meeting, 1991 Jan. 11
America Tonight, show broadcast from Chapel Hill, NC on the Iraq War.
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106. Rep. Perking [sic] C. with Rep. Price D., 1991 Sept. 12
Edition of "Washington Edition with Chris Perkins."
107. Washington Connection, 1991 Oct. 10
Call-in show hosted by Leila Tveat with Price and others.
1992
108. Community View (dub), 1992 June
Show hosted by Martin Sheridan featuring Price and opponent Vicky Rothrock Goudie.
109. Participate in Tomorrow, PAC Solicitation, 10:25, 1992 June
Contains short appearances by North Carolina and South Carolina politicians including Price.
110. Rep. Perkins with Rep. Price, 1992 July 8
Show titled "Washington Edition with Chris Perkins," interview of Price.
111. WUNC Debate, 1992 Sept. 22
Clip of Price and other candidates responding to questions. [Video quality is poor].
1993
112. Price: March Madness 1-min., 1993 Mar. 31
Several House floor speeches.
113. Rep. David Price Address to TC Squared Building Dedication, 1993 Oct.
114. NAFTA Debate: Floor Statement, 1993 Nov. 17
Various speakers on House floor discussing NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement].
1994
115. Health Care [et al.?], 1 min., 1994 Feb. 3
Price's House floor speeches.
116. The Raleigh Rescue Mission, Copyright 1994, 11:35
1996 and undated
117. DP on Fox AARP Debate
Fragments of a WETA fundraiser and Paul Wellstone debate (1996 Senate campaign (Minn.)); a local Fox News story very similar to news report on Tape 1 above [6:00 and 11:00 reports?]; more of the Wellstone debate, Book Talk, This Week with David Brinkley, the WETA fundraiser; and unrelated television programming.
118. Bill Bagley, Cablevision, Community View, July, Congressman David Price
119. CNN Profiles in Congress, Rep. David Price
120. C-SPAN: Nixon Library Dedication
C-SPAN coverage of library dedication in Yorba Linda, Calif.
121. The U.S. Congress and You, Representative David Price, Sponsored by North Carolina State University.

Miscellaneous Format Videocassettes
Two videocassettes in non-VHS formats. Have not been viewed.
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"Help 1," undated Beta L-750 videocassette
"David Price for Congress," 1987 Feb. 26. U-matic videocassette

Videotapes (original copies), undated
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Box AV-13
Price/Difference-Revised, DP30-155-4R, (:30) / Shooters, Inc., Suite 302, 2428 Route 38, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002, 609/482-9090 (one-inch video tape)  (4 reels)