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George V. Voinovich Gubernatorial Collection Master Series List (Item Finding Aid)

Series 5: Governor’s Office – Executive Assistants Governor’s Office Executive Assistants This series has the records of the Executice Assistants of the Governor’s Office during the administration of George V. Voinovich. This series is divided in to subseries as shown below:

• Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles (Education/Developmental Tasks) • Series 5.2: Files of Paul Palagyi (Education Tasks) • Series 5.3: Files of Mary Mertz (Criminal Justice & Environmental Cluster) • Series 5.4: Files of Mike Koren (Business & Industry) • Series 5.5: Files of Tally Krumm & Jacqui Romer-Sensky • Series 5.6: Files of Jeniffer Baxendell, Philip Sergini & Bill Ryan • Series 5.7: Files Jim Burns

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles (Education/Developmental Tasks) Tom Needles served as an executive assistant to the Governor assigned to education and development tasks.

The records are arranged in the order in which they arrived. They contain correspondence, reports, clips, financial information, memos, brochures, pamphlets, meeting materials, and books. Most of the material related to educational issues but some development boxes are mixed in to the set.

34cu.ft. The records are in miscellaneous order. This subseries is organized as follows:

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• Box # 1D – 1G • Box # 1J – 1N • Box # 1O – 1V • Box # 1W – 1Z • Box # 1AA – 1DD • Box # 1EE – 1II • Box # 1JJ – 1MM

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles – Box # 1D – 1G Box# 1D

1. Wadsworth City Schools [Loose Material] 2. Reynoldsburg City Schools – March 1994 GVV Visit 3. Medina City Schools [Loose Material] 4. School Board / Background Checks 5. School Building Assistance 6. School Bus Reimbursement 7. Lawsuits 8. School Conflict Resolution 9. School Board Correspondence Supporting GVV 10. Result for the Managing of the Future Task Force 11. Data on Financing Issues – Ohio History 12. School funding (3) 13. Equity and Adequacy of School Funding 14. 1992 Education Accomplishments 15. GVV Education Policy/Priorities 16. Governor’s Award 17. Governance – Advisory Committee 18. Gorman, Joe (TRW, Inc.) 19. GVV Ed. AL Leadership Awards #2 20. Governor’s Excellence Awards 21. Governor’s Workplace Literacy Award 22. Governor’s Educational Leadership Awards (2) 23. Hardin Northern Local School District 24. HB171 – State Teachers Retirement System[Loose Material] 25. HB 152 (2) 26. HB 920 27. Higher Education/High Performance Campus [Articles]

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28.Higher Education /Ohio Colleges & Universities

Box# 1E

1. SEIP – State Ed Improvement Partnership 2. School Delivery Standards 3. Instructional Subsidy FY 96-97 4. Institutions of Higher Ed in Ohio 5. International Business School 6. School Finance – U.S. 7. Ohio 2000 / Ohio First 8. Ohio 2000 9. Ohio 2000 kickoff 11/25/91 10. Ohio 2000 [Folder] 11. National Ed. Goals 12. National Board Certified Teachers 13. NAEP (National Assessment of Educational Progress) 14. National Council on Ed Stds & Testing 15. GAP – Removing the Barriers 16. National Ed. Forum (Iowa – Ohio Delegation) 17. Literacy File/Report 18. [Loose Material] 19. Legislative Priorities for 1995 20. Lexington Schools Citizen Technology Comm. [Loose] 21. Lake Co. Schools 22. JTPA – Ohio 23. Reading Community Schools 24. Metal Detectors 25. MHEC – Midwestern Higher Ed Commission 26. Magnet Schools 27. Loan Defaults 28.Ohio School Building Authority 29.Ohio Literacy Network Summit (Ed) 30. Ohio Literacy Resource Center 31. Ohio Student Aid Commission 32. Parental Involvement in Education 33. Parents as Teachers 34. Polling Education 35. Policy Academy RFP

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36. Issue 4 (Pop Tax) 37. Portsmouth City School District

Box# 1F

1. Science Museum Collaborative 2. Ohio’s School-to-Work 3. Proficiency Tests 4. NTMA – National Tooling & Machining Assoc. 5. Advanced Mfg. Focus Group Members 6. Skill Stds – Ohio 7. Sen. Bill 140 – Alternative Teacher Certification 8. SPRE – State Postsecondary Review Program 9. Special Ed – 1993 Ohio 10. Project Pass 11. School Readiness 12. School Finance 13. School Finance Summaries 14. Great Lakes Workforce Development Policy 15. Sex Ed (Misc.) 16. [Unlabeled] Sex Ed? 17. Post Secondary Schools 18. Productivity Impr. Challenge

Box# 1G

1. Educational Opportunities (Ashtubula, Trumbull, Mahoning & other counties in Northeast Ohio)

2. Educational Technology Equity Commission 3. Education Reform 4. Alliance for Adequate School Funding [loose materials] 5. [loose materials] 6. Education Mandates 7. National Alliance for Business 8. New American Schools Development Corporation [loose material] 9. ODE Budget FY 1994-1995 10. ACT Scores 11. [Campaign to appeal DeRolph v. State of Ohio – school funding] 12. Drug Free Schools

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13. Michigan Plan 14. Manco, Inc. 15. George, Steve – 1993 Promises 16. Diocese of Cleveland – Bishop Pilla 17. Cincinnati School District 18. Character Education in U.S. Schools: The New Concensus [booklet] 19. Career Planning 20. Budget 1992-1993 21. Buckeye Association of School Administrators 22. Ballot Issues 23. Blue Ribbon Schools 24. American Legislative Exchange Council 25. Ameritech 26. Alexander, Lemar 27. Alexander Local School District 28.Accomplishments (1991-1992) 29.Fund for State-Allocated Programs for Ohio 30. Funding Decision for FY-95 Higher Education Instructional Subsidy 31. Budget 1994-1995 32. Attendance Policy for University Trustees and other Board Members

Series 5.1: Files of Tome Needles – Box # 1J – 1N Box# 1J – Miscellaneous Development

1. NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement] 2. NASA Lewis 3. (NCIC) National Center for Industrial Competitiveness 4. ODOD [Ohio Department of Development] 5. Northeast Ohio Roundtable 6. Nationwide 7. National Aviation Hall of Fame 8. OTNET [Ohio Technology Network] 9. Ohio Beef 10. Ohio Aerospace Industry 11. Out of State Travel 12. Ohio Top Businesses 1992-1993 13. Ohio Steel Industry Advisory Commission 14. Ohio Manufacturers Association

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15. Ohio Service & Technology Council Advisory Group 16. Ohio Housing Finance Agency 17. Owens Corning 18. Park Hotel 19. Plastics 20. Pleasant Brook Estates 21. Portsmouth Towne Center 22. Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Ohio – Steven Reece, Sr. 23. RJD Ventures, Inc. 24. Regional Representatives 25. Republican Properties Corp. 26. Rickenbacker Port Authority 27. Sauder Woodworking 28.Site 29.Site Selection Magazine 30. Small Project Pooled IDB [Industrial Development Bonds] Program 31. Smith Barney 32. Solar Cells 33. Steel Dynamics, Inc. 34. Step 2 Corporation 35. Taco Bell 36. Time Warner Communications 37. Toledo Machining Plant 38. Trade Missions 39. U.N. Summit on Trade – October 1994 40. United Labor Agency 41. USAIR 42. Volvo GM 43. World Trade Summit 44. Workers’ Comp. 45. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base 46. WUAB – Channel 43 47. Governor’s Schedule 48. China Trade Mission 49. International Paper 50. Major Ohio Manufacturers 51. Accomplishments

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Box# 1M – Miscellaneous Development

1. Motor Panels Stamping Company 2. Myers Transformers / Michael Valentine 3. Most Favored Nation Status 4. Mound 5. Mikron Industries 6. Midwest Technology Summit 7. MBE Conference (Governor’s 1st Annual Minority Summit) 8. Mead 9. Art Magee 10. LTV Steel 11. LIHEAP [Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program] 12. Konatsu Dresser 13. Johnson Controls 14. Job Creation Tax Credit 15. Job Creation Tax Credit 16. Jobs Bill II 17. Jobs Bill II 18. Jakeway 19. J&L Specialty 20. Israel Trade Mission 21. Interstate Compact On Industrialized Buildings 22. Interstate Banking 23. Infoport 24. International Trade Offices 25. Infu-Tech, Inc. 26. International Paper 27. Inc. 500 28.Huffy Bicycle 29.Hercules Engine Company 30. GVV [Voinovich] Meeting with Dayton Leaders (1/19/94) 31. GVV [Voinovich] 32. Great Oaks 33. Great Lakes Industrial Technology Center 34. Governor’s “E” Awards 35. General Signal / Reliance Electric Corporations Merger 36. Glencairn Corporation 37. GATT [General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade]

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38. Gateway 39. Gateway 40. Flexible Bus Company 41. Freenet 42. First U.S. Trade 43. First U.S. Trade Incorporated 44. First Froutier Fund 45. Financial Incentives Task Force 46. Figgie 47. Figgie 48. Female Business Enterprise 49. Enterpeise Zone 50. Empowerment Zones 51. Elkem Metals Co. 52. Elkem Metals Co. 53. Edison Welding Institute 54. Edison Center 55. Edison Awards (1994) 56. Edison Technology Centers 57. Downtown Dayton Partnership 58. Dorsey & Company 59. COSI 60. Copperweld Steel 61. Copeland, Inc. 62. Columbia Gas 63. COIT Road 64. Cleveland Growth Association 65. Clean Coal 66. City of Cleveland (Tourism) 67. 1995 China Trade Mission 68. Center for Enterprise Development 69. Capital Bill (1995-1996) 70. Birmingham Steel 71. AVLIS 72. ASC, Inc. 73. Armoco Empire Steel 74. Amoco Corp. 75. American Koyo Corporation 76. American Electric Power

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77. Amcast Corp. 78. Alexandria Johnson Boone – Gap Productions, Inc. 79. Airfoil Textron 80. Advanced Technology Program 81. Accomplishments 82.1994 Leadership Forum Concepts 83. 166 Direct Loan Program

Box# 1N – Miscellaneous Education

1. “State-Federal Technology Partnership: Selected State Technology Program Files,” Battelle, December, 1993) [bound]

2. “Ohio’s One-Stop Career Center System: Implementation, Sept. 14, 1994 [originally in binder]

3. “State Strategies for Restructuring the Education System: For Governors and Governors’ Staff,” 2nd edition (National Governors’ Association, October 22, 1996) [originally in binder]

4. “President Clinton’s Fiscal Year 1995 Budget: A Summary and Analysis Prepared by the Staff of the House Budget Committee,” February 1994 [bound]

5. First U.S. Trade & Management, Inc. [spiral bound] 6. “Fact Book 1993,” Ohio Department of Development [GBC bound] 7. “Finishing the Job – Ohio’s School Improvement Agenda,” Ohio Department

of Education, May 1995 [originally in binder] 8. “Partnerships,” Cleveland Public Schools, N.D. [originally in binder]

Box# 1N

1. Council of Great Lakes Governor [Loose Materials] 2. Great Lakes Protection Fund (2) 3. Ohio Transportation Commission [NIF] 4. Council of Great Lakes Annual Meeting 5/17-18/92 Cleveland, OH 5. Council of Great Lakes Chairman’s Visit – 10/30/92 6. Council of Great Lakes Winter NGA meeting 2/1/94 7. Council of Great Lakes Governor’s Meeting 2/16/96 – Wa., DC 8. OTC (Ozone Transport Commission) [Loose Material] 9. Council of Great Lakes Executive Comm. Meeting 3/24/95 Chicago 10. North Amer.’s Highperform. [Loose] 11. CGLG

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12. Midwest Governors Conference [Loose Material] 13. Midwest Governors Bismarck 8/27-29/95 14. Midwest Governors Chicago, IL 6/9-10/96 [Loose Material] 15. Council of Great Lakes Governors ’96 Annual Meeting [Binder] 16. Council of Great Lakes Governors Exec. Comm. Mtg. 12/5/96 [Binder]

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles – Box # 1O – 1V Box# 1O

1. OSU Finance Study 2. Accomplishments 3. Science & Technology 4. Amcast Corporation 5. Appalachia 6. Honda 7. Johnson Controls 8. Midland Company 9. Mound 10. National Aviation Hall of Fame 11. National Center for Industrial Competitiveness 12. Ohio’s Beef 13. OSTC (Ohio Science & Technology Council) 14. Jeno Paulucci 15. Steris Corp.

Box# 1M – Manuals

1. Opening an International Trade Office in Mexico – A Study for the International Trade Division – Ohio Dept. of Development

2. Ohio Public Expenditure Council – An Analysis of 15 Urban City School Districts

3. Finishing the Job – Ohio’s School Improvement Agenda – Ohio Dept. of Education

4. DAGSI – The Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute 5. NGA July 1996 Policy Positions 6. The State Plan for the Administration of Vocational Education in Ohio 7. Ohio Export Promotion & Trade Council (Worthington Ind.) 8. Cleveland City Scholl District Performance Audit

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9. Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Accomplishments/Priorities and Goals 1992/93

Box# 1N – Manuals

1. Battelle – State-Federal Technology Partnership 2. Ohio’s One-Stop Career Center System: Implementation 3. NGA – State Strategies for Restructuring the Education System 4. President Clinton’s Fiscal Year 1995 Budget 5. First U.S. Trade & Management, Inc. 6. Fact Book 1993 – Ohio Dept. of Development 7. Finishing the Jobs – Ohio’s School Improvement Agenda 8. Partnerships – Cleveland Public Schools

Box# 1P

1. Misc.-Education 2. Jason Foundation [Folder] 3. Removing the Barriers: Unleashing Ohio’s Learning Power (A Report to

Gov. Voinovich by ODE) [Booklet] 4. Report: Key Performance Measures for Ohio State Government (Catherine

Runyan And Bob Van Auken) [GBC] 5. The State Plan for the Administration of Vocational Education in Ohio

(Ohio’s Future At Work) [GBC] 6. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards [Folder] 7. Empowerment Zone/Enterprise Community Program – Governor’s Cabinet

Meeting Presentation 8. OIT – Operations Improvement Task Force [Softbound] 9. An Overview of Regional Priorities – Region V [Wirebound] 10. NBTS – National Board of Professional Teacher Standards 11. Proficiency Testing

Box# 1Q

1. Misc.-Education 2. OAIS- Ohio Association of Independent Schools 3. Outcome Based Education 4. Outcome Based Education ’94 5. Ohio Education Association

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6. OSBA- Ohio School Boards Association 7. Parents for Appropriate Education 8. Parents as Teachers 9. Pennsylvania 10. School Accountability – Teacher Standards 11. School Choice – Open Enrollment 12. School Facilities – 1990 Survey 13. School Facilities – Sale of State Bonds 14. School Funding 15. School Funding – Michigan 16. School Governance 17. School Match 18. School-to-Work 19. SELB – State Education Licensing Board Proposal 20. Site-Based Management 21. State of State Address 22. Urban Education and School Finance 23. Urban Initiative 24. Venture Capital Grants 25. Venture Capital

Box# 1R

1. Misc.-Education 2. BEST – Building Excellent Schools for Today and the 21st Century 3. BRT Business Roundtable 4. Business Roundtable (Choices) 5. BASA – Buckeye Association of School Administrators 6. Buckeye Center for Public Policy Solutions 7. Cincinnati City School District 8. Cleveland City School District 9. Ohio Dept. of Education (2) 10. EMIS – Education Management Information System 11. GEM Council – Governor’s Education Management Council 12. GEM Correspondence 13. GEM Finance 14. GEM Budget 15. Table Tents

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Box# 1S

1. John M. Goff – Superintendent of Public Instruction 2. Talking Points – GVV (2) 3. GVV Education Speeches (2) 4. Speeches (2) 5. Governor’s Announcements 6. Independent Schools 7. Mandates 8. New American Schools 9. New American Schools, Cont. 10. Jobs for America’s Graduates 11. Jobs for Ohio Graduates

Box# 1T

1. State Board of Education 2. State Board of Education – Districts 3. State Board of Education – History 4. State Board of Education – Negative 5. State Board of Education – 1993 6. State Board of Education 7. Proficiency Tests [Unlabeled] 8. John Pepper – Procter & Gamble 9. OSBA (GVV File) [NIF] 10. OBE- Outcome Based Education (3) 11. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards [Unlabeled] 12. Mayerson Academy [Unlabeled] 13. Milken Foundation 14. [Loose Material] 15. Milken Awards

Box# 1U

1. Schoolnet 2. Ted Sanders 3. Sanders GVV ’93 4. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards [Unlabeled] 5. Jobs Department

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6. Managing /Securing the Future [Loose Material] 7. State Board Appointments

Box# 1V

1. Removing the Barriers [2 booklets] 2. Schoolnet 3. [Loose Material] 4. Schoolnet Akron 5. Schoolnet Status – Wiring Workstations 6. Education – House/General Articles 7. Technology [Loose] 8. Special Education [Loose]

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles – Box # 1W – 1Z Box# 1W

1. Standards [Loose] 2. Law Schools (H.E.) [Loose] 3. Adopt-A-School 4. BEST [Loose] 5. Beneficial Arrangements 6. AFIT – Air Force Institute of Technology [Loose] 7. BOR – Board of Regents Weekly Communication 8. BOR 1996-97 Members 9. BOR Meeting 7/7/94 10. BOR FY 96/97 Budget Issues 11. BOR – Gerald H. Gordon 12. BOR – Video 13. Cleveland Desegregation Case 14. Cleveland Agenda 15. Cleveland School Levy (Nov. 96) 16. Cleveland School & School Reform 17. Cleveland Initiative for Education 18. Cincinnati Bridge Loan 19. Education for Results Status Report 20. Education for Results 21. 96/97 Education Budget [Loose Materials]

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22. Dupont’s Reality Test 23. DAGSI – Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute (3)

Box# 1X

1. GEM [Loose] 2. Steve Cram /IDS [Loose] 3. Higher Education – Appointments of BOR 4. Higher Education 5. Higher Ed 6. HOSTS Exemplary Programs [Loose]

Jobs for Graduates:

1. Miami Valley 2. Sally Blue – JCG 3. Jobs for Columbus Graduates (JCG) 4. Jobs for DC Graduates (JAG) 5. Jobs for Graduates, Inc. (Dayton) 6. April 23rd Event 7. [Loose Material] 8. Jobs for Ohio Graduates 9. Miller, Phillip L. 10. Board of Trustees Survey 11. Cleveland School Governance [Unlabeled] 12. [Loose Material] Cleveland Schools 13. Cleveland City School 14. Managing for Future, summary 15. Managing for Future Task Force 16. University of Cincinnati, College of Applied Science 1994 Graduate Report

[booklet]

Box# 1Y

1. Cleveland School Board 2. Cleveland Teachers Strike 3. Cleveland Summit on Education [Loose] 4. GVV and Education 5. Wright State [Loose]

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6. Ohio Board of Regents 1886 & 1997 Fiscal Budget [Loose] 7. Private Colleges & Universities [Loose] 8. High Performance Campus Model [Pamphlet] 9. [Loose Material] 10. Institutions of Higher Education in Ohio 11. Independent Colleges [Loose] 12. John Carroll 13. Ohio Choice Grant (H.E.) 14. Perkins Act [Loose] 15. Student Loans [Loose] 16. Summary [Loose] 17. Teacher Education [Loose] 18. Governance Study 1992

Box# 1Z

1. 1994 Goals Report and Goals-A-Month 2. Update: Ohio’s 8th Annual Progress [Loose] 3. Goals Report ’93 4. [Loose Material] 5. ’95 Goals Report 6. ’96 Goals Report 7. GEM Council Meetings (8) 8. [Loose Material] 9. GEM – State Supt. Search Criteria ’91 10. [Loose Material] 11. Management Audits 12. GEM Council 13. Education Summit (Palisades) 14. Education Funding [Loose] 15. Equity Summary 16. Teacher Preparation [Loose] 17. University of Akron [Paper bound]

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles – Box # 1AA – 1DD Box# 1AA

1. States [Loose]

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2. State Board of Education Directory 3. State Board Appointments [Loose] 4. Expanding Opportunities for Success, Sept. 94 [Booklet] 5. Removing the Barriers (3) [Booklets] 6. Baker, Richard 7. Nolte, Gail Marie 8. Roman, Joe 9. Ross, Emerson J. 10. Schultz, Michael A. 11. Sheets, Jennifer L. 12. Thatcher, Jo 13. Fink, John A. 14. State School 15. Athletics (H.E.) 16. Affirmative Action (H.E.) [Unlabeled] 17. Aff. Action [Loose] 18. H.E. Arts [Loose] 19. Articles (H.E.) [Loose] 20. H.E. Bonds [Loose] 21. H.E. BOR [Loose] 22. BOR Public Colleges and Universities 23. Board of Regents Goals 24. BOR – 96-97 Budget [Loose] 25. Central State [Loose] 26. Cleveland State [Loose] 27. Doctoral Programs [Loose] 28.Ethics [Loose] 29.Faculty Workload (H.E.) [Loose] 30. Higher Education – General [Loose] 31. GVV Articles “Higher Ed” [Loose] 32. Kent State [Loose] 33. Higher Education – Midwest [Loose] 34. Minority Faculty (H.E.) [Loose] 35. OBM (H.E.) [Loose] 36. Ohio State University [Loose] 37. Ohio University [Loose] 38. Performance 39. Prisoners 40. Student Loans (H.E.) [Loose]

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Box# 1BB – JAGS

1. Presentation to the National Governors’ Association 7/28/97 [GBC bound] 2. JAG Leadership Awards 1995 [GBC bound] 3. 1994 15th Anniversary and 1994 Annual Report [NIF] 4. 1995-96 School Year Annual Report (JAG) 5. JAG Background 6. JAG – Current Information (96) 7. JAG 8. Board of Directors (JAG) 9. Board of Directors – WA,DC – 11/95 10. Board of Directors – WA, DC – 5/96 11. Board of Directors – Crystal City, VA – 6/97 [GBC bound] 12. Strategic Planning Committee 9/95 13. ’96 Plan of Work 14. Pending 15. Batt, Phil “Idaho” 16. Gov. Tom Ridge – Pennsylvania 17. John Porter – Congressman 18. Gen. Colin Powell 19. Publications & Articles 20. Robert Reich 21. Remarks by GVV 22. Gov. Almond – Rhode Island 23. Ted Sanders 24. School-To-Work Opportunities Act 25. Siemans 26. Target States 27. “Swap” Money 28.Strategic Plan 2000 29.Clifford Smith – General Electric 30. Thank You Letters – 11/8/95 31. Texas 32. Tennessee – Gov. Sundquist 33. Virginia 34. Utah 35. “Unaffiliated” Chief State School Officers 36. Weekly Reports 37. Wisconsin

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38. Wyoming 39. ’95 Workplan 40. Work Force Development

Box# 1CC

1. 94-95 Budget – Overview 2. 95-96-97 Budget Information

Box# 1DD

1. State Literacy Resource Center 2. Application For Funds 3. Request for Proposals 4. State Superintendent 5. State Superintendent Search – 1991 6. Steering Committee – Ohio Goals Progress Report 7. Education Improvement Steering Committee 8. Mark Stevens 9. Strategies for Opportunity 10. Student Employees and FICA Tax 11. Student Loan Funding Corp. 12. Supplemental Student Loan Program 13. Supreme Court School Funding Case (2) 14. System Gaps in Ohio 15. Teacher Certification 16. Teach of the Year – 1994 17. Teachers: Precollegiate Recruitment 18. Teacher Salaries 19. Technical & Community Colleges 20. Technical Education College – 2 Years 21. Tech-Prep Ohio 22. Teen Pregnancy 23. Teleconference – Moyers 24. Testing 25. Testing ERS Report 26. Testing GVV File 27. Testing National 28.Testing National – BRT/NAB Positions

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29.Testing National Exam

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles – Box # 1EE – 1II Box# 1EE

1. Testing & Ed. Achievements – Richard Vedders 2. Third Grade Guarantee 3. Cornelia Tinkler 4. Toledo City Schools 5. Toledo Federation of Teachers 6. Toledo’s Intern Program 7. TOPS – Training Ohio Parents for Success 8. TQM Survey 9. Traiman – NGA 92 10. Training Needs (Sauder/Ford) Northeast Ohio 11. Transtar Industries, Inc. 12. Troops to Teachers (2) 13. Marc Tucker 14. Tuition (H.E.) 15. Tuition Trust Authority 16. Twinsburg 17. Two Year Colleges 18. Unger 19. USA Today Poll 20. US Dept. of Education 21. US Dept. of Education (Technology) 22. US Distance Learning 23. US Goals Report 1993 24. United Service for Effective Parenting 25. University Presidents 26. W. Dean Versaw 27. Veteran’s Children’s Home 1993 – LOEO Study 28.Violence in Schools 29.Vocational Education 30. Vocational Education – Great Lakes Governors 31. Vocational Education – Joint Commission (Fawcett) 32. Vocational Education – Minorities 33. Vocational Education – Modernization Plan

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34. Vocational Education – Carl Perkins 35. Vocational Education – Perkins ODE/BOR Committee 36. Vocational Education – School-to-Work 37. Vocational Education – Sorenson 1991 38. Vocational Education – Study 39. Vocational Education – University of Study 40. Vocational Education – Full Service Centers 41. Voinovich – Education Agenda 42. Waivers 43. Wall Charts – State By State 44. We-Can Education

Box# 1FF

1. Urban School Initiative 2. Ohio Board of Regents – Technology 3. Weekly Report – Education Summary 4. Memos Sent 5. Whirlpool Corp. 6. Wright State University 7. Wright State Gifted 8. Victor Young 9. Youngstown School District 10. Youth Apprenticeship 11. Youth Survey – Janet 12. Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System 13. Nancy Zajano 14. Zimpher 15. Zohn 16. Ken Wilson 17. Wingspread 6/92 18. Teacher Tenure

Federal:

1. BTU 2. David Beightol 3. Base Closings 4. Clean Air Act

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5. Clinton Tax Plan 6. Needles Travel Files

Box# 1GG – Council Of Great Lakes Governors:

1. Council Meeting – Chicago – 7/22/94 [duo-tang folder] 2. Summer NGA Meeting -Boston – 7/19/94 [duo-tang folder] 3. Annual Meeting – Dearborn, MI – 5/3/94 [3-ring binder] 4. President’s Council on Sustainable Development Meeting and Launching

Of the Great Printers Project, 7/22/94 [3-ring binder] 5. Misc. – Council of Great Lakes [3-ring binder] 6. Competitiveness Project 7. Fresh Coast Campaign 8. Executive Committee 9. Fish Advisory 10. Government Affairs Day (1993) 11. Great Lakes Water Quality Guidance 12. Indianapolis Summit 13. Interstate Waste 14. Lowell Diversion

Box# 1HH – Council Of Great Lakes Governors:

1. McKinsey & Co. 2. Mud Creek 3. McN’s Bi-Weekly Reports 4. Pioneering Partners 5. Plastics Summit 4/94 6. Pollution Prevention 7. Recycling 8. Workforce Quality

Department of Development:

1. Weekly Communications 2. Tax Study Commission 3. Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Co. 4. Big 3 (Ford, Chrysler, General Motors) Correspondence 5. Steel (VRA’s)

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6. Ford Motor Company 7. General Motors

Federal:

1. (Fast Track, Mandates, FLSA, Etc.)

Box# 1II – National Governors’ Association

1. Annual Meeting – 1996 – Cleveland,OH 2. NGA – Misc. Correspondence 3. Campaign for Vice-Chairman 4. NGA meeting – Atlanta,GA – 11/96 5. Executive Committee – Seattle, WA – 1991 6. NGA/IBM Education Summit 7. Annual Meeting – Las Vegas – 7/97 8. Annual Meeting – Puerto Rico – 7/96 9. Annual Meeting – Burlington, VT – 7/95 10. Annual Meeting – Boston – 7/94 11. NGA Winter Meeting 1997 12. NGA Winter Meeting 2/98 13. NGA Annual Meeting 8/98 14. NGA Expenses 15. Chairman’s Brochure

Series 5.1: Files of Tom Needles – Box # 1JJ – 1MM Box# 1JJ – National Governors’ Association

1. New Governors Seminar – 1994 2. Winter Meeting – 1995 3. Winter Meeting – 1996 4. Tommy Thompson – Chairman Initiative

Mandates:

1. Mandates – General 2. Mandates 3. Federalism Initiative

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4. Mandates (2) 5. National Unfunded Mandates (NUM Week) – Speech 10/26/94 6. Unfunded Mandates (Quadrennial Report 1996)

Box# 1KK – Federalism/Mandates

1. Federalism Summit 10/95 – Cincinnati, OH 2. Federalism 3. [Loose Material] 4. Unfunded Mandates 5. BIG 7 Mandate Meeting – 1994

Education:

1. Central State (2) 2. OBM Information 3. City of Xenia Water Bill 4. GVV Corresondence (2) 5. Press Releases 6. Trustees’ Resignations 1996 7. Trustees’ Resumes 8. Jim Petro – Auditor of State Correspondence 9. Board of Regents Correspondence (2)

Miscellaneous Education:

1. Break the Mold Schools 2. Bus Safety 3. Non-Public Schools 4. Catholic Conference

Box# 1LL – Miscellaneous Education:

1. Year 2000 Project Briefing (State of Wisconsin) [Loose]

JAG:

1. Leadership Awards 12/97 2. Board of Directors Meeting 11/8/95 [GBC bound]

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3. JAG Leadership Awards 11/8/95 4. JAG Video 5. JAG National Training Session 7/20-23/95 6. JAG Fundraising 7. JAG Expenses 8. Gingrich, Newt 9. Financial Statements 10. New Mexico 11. New York “Pataki, George” 12. North Carolina “Jim Hunt” 13. North Dakota 14. Ohlmann, Walter “JAG Letters” 15. Monthly Reports 16. Nelson, Ben – Nebraska 17. Nevada “Miller” 18. New Hampshire 19. New Jersey – Whitman 20. Mississippi 21. May 25, 1995 Washington, DC 22. Louisiana “Gov. Mike Foster” 23. Maine 24. Management Assessment Committee 25. Massachusetts “Cellucci, Paul – Lt. Gov.” 26. Meeting ’96 Winter NGA 2/4/96 27. Letters Signed by GVV 28.Jobs for America’s Graduates 29.Leadership Awards Dec. 1996 (JAG) 30. State of State Memos

Box# 1MM – Miscellaneous Education:

1. Needles & Serghini [Loose Material] 2. Medicaid Rebuttal 3. Nursing Home Overpayments 4. PPC-Medicaid 5. HB 564 6. Medicaid HMO Rates Committee 7. [Loose Materials] 8. Medicaid

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9. F& CF – Regulation Free Zone 10. Goal-A-Month 11. Misc. Education [NIF]

Series 5.2: Files of Paul Palagyi (Education Tasks) Box# 1H

1. Privatization 2. Pioneering Partners 3. Pioneering Partners Project 4. USTS Southeast Inc. 5. Video Duplication Services 6. Pioneering Partners 7. Project Pass 8. Reynoldsburg 9. Riley, Sec. Richard, US Department of Education 10. Safety 11. Sanders, Dr. Ted, Superintendent of Public Instruction 12. School Prayer 13. Senate GOP 14. Cooper Snyder’s “New Concept” 15. Sex Education 16. Toledo 17. Xenia 18. NGA – National Governors Association 19. Council of Great Lakes Governors 20. Great Lakes Protection Fund 21. Chairman’s Report 22. GLI 23. NOX 24. CAF 25. Executive Director 26. Council 27. Cristina Bach 28.Great Lakes Govs., News Release/Fact Sheet 29.Council – Misc. 30. Correspondence

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31. Council of Great Lakes Governors Annual Meeting May 3, 1994 – Dearborn,MI

32. Science & Technology Partnership 33. GVV Accomplishments

Box# 1I

1. Block Grants 2. Bus Sensors 3. Bus Sensors 4. Correspondence 5. Defiance 2000 – Steering Committee 6. Drug Free Schools 7. Drug Testing 8. Edison Projects 9. Educational Leadership 10. Education Licenses 11. Gay Issues 12. GRADS – Graduation, Reality and Dual-Role Skills 13. Gun Free Schools 14. House Dems 15. House GOP 16. House GOP

Box# 1J

1. Tenure Reform 2. Tenure Reform 3. School Choice, Charter Reform 4. Home Rule 5. Catholic Conference of Ohio 6. Center for Education Reform 7. School Choice, Charter Schools 8. Gifted Education 9. School Funding, Equity Lawsuit 10. School Choice, Home Schooling 11. Mayerson Academy 12. Performance Funding

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Box# 1K

1. Innovation and Involvement Brochure

3-Ring Binders:

2. Ohio/Mexico Business Mission April 23-28, 1994 3. The Concord Coalition 4. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, Board of Directors 5. Meeting, Oct 21-23, 1994, Portland,OR, Meeting Materials 6. Developing a Philosophy and Strategy for Economic Development in the

Urban Environment 7. Appalachian Regional Commission Governor Quorum Meeting, July 19, 1994

Boston, MA 8. Jobs for Ohio’s Graduates 9. 1996 National Education Summit, Ohio Briefing Document 10. Council of Great Lakes Governors, Annual Meeting June 16-17, 1995

Briefing

Box# 1L – Videotapes

1. School Match, Audit of Educational Effectiveness 2. The Merrow Report (2) 3. Liquid Crystal Student Symposiums 1994-95, 1995-96, Kent State U. 4. Education Excellence Partnership/Ad Council, Big League Parent, Public

Service Announcement Campaign 5. Education Commission of the States 6. Education Commission of the States [Folder] 7. Goals 2000 8. Goals 2000 State Goals Reports

Series 5.3: Files of Mary Mertz (Criminal Justice & Environmental Cluster) Mary Mertz served as an executive assistant to the governor from January 1991 through January 1999 having responsibility for the criminal justice and environment cluster. She concentrated on liaison with the following units: Adjutant General; Council of Great Lake Governors; Ohio Department of Liquor

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Control; Ohio Department of Natural Resources; Department of Public Safety; Department of Rehabilitation and Correction; Department of Youth Services; Environmental Protection Agency; Ohio Criminal Justice Service; and transition matters related to the preceding units.

The records are arranged in the order in which they arrived. They are mostly arranged by the unit but there are several special categories: events; gun task force; legislation; issues; performance evaluation; and, miscellaneous. The files contain correspondence, legislative summaries, reports, memos, press materials, budget information; and, manuals.

87 cu.ft. The records are in subject and chronological order.

This subseries is organized as follows:

• Adjutant General’s Department files • Council of Great Lakes Governors files • Correspondence files • Ohio Department of Liquor Control files • Ohio Department of Natural Resources files • Ohio Department of Public Safety files • Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction files • Department of Youth Services files • Environmental Protection Agency Files • Environmental Protection Agency Files (cont.) • Event and Gun Task Force Files • Legislation • Office of Criminal Justice Services • Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Files • OIT/Misc. Budget and Juvenile Expansion Files • Performance Evaluation Files • Transition • Miscellaneous

Series 5.3: Adjutant General’s Department Files (Mary Mertz) Box# 1 – Adjutant General’s Department/Issue Files

1. Misc. 1998 2. Misc. 1997

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3. Misc. 1996 4. Misc. 1995 5. Misc. 1994 6. Misc. 1993 7. Misc. 1992 8. Misc. 1991 9. 107th 10. 4950th 11. Base Realignment and Closure Process 12. Ibid., including Dayton, Youngstown, Springfiled 13. Springfield Testimony 14. Springfield 15. Bay View Armory 16. Camp Perry

Box# 2 – Adjutant General

1. Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve Task Force, Final Report (2) 2. Counterdrug Programs 3. Force Structure Cuts 4. Guard Care 5. Kenton Armory 6. Medina Armory 7. Muskingum Training Ground 8. Ohio Military Reserve 9. Quadrennial Defense Review 10. Ravenna 11. Recruiting 12. RetroEurope 13. Youngstown Airport 14. Youth Challenge

Series 5.3: Council of Great Lakes Governors’ Files (Mary Mertz) Box# 1 – Council of Great Lakes Governors

1. Council Projects & Updates 2. Fish Advisories (3)

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3. Great Lakes Protection Fund (2) 4. Great Lakes Recycle Board 5. Miscellaneous 6. Water Diversions

Box# 2 – Council of Great Lakes Governors Executive Committee (EC) & Annual Meeting (AM) Briefing Books

1. July 23-24, 1998 (AM) 2. May 14, 1998 (EC) 3. July 10-11, 1997 (AM) 4. June 16, 1997 (EC) 5. July 22-23, 1996 (AM) 6. Economic Development Stuff 7. Great Lakes Commission [Folder] 8. Great Lakes Protection Fund, 1995 Annual Report 9. Ohio’s Economy Chartbook, May 1996 10. Big 3 Briefing 11. High-Performance Roundtable Discussion: Council of Great Lakes

Governor’s Meeting, July 22, 1996 12. The Environment and the High Performance Revolution (May 1997) 13. Advancing North America’s High Performance Heartland: Linking People,

The Economy and the Environment (July 1996) 14. North America’s High Performance Heartland: Developing Sustainable

Economic Advantage for the Great Lakes Region (May 1994) 15. Reinventing the Heartland: A High Performance Strategy for the Great

Lakes Region (1993) 16. Rebuilding America: Lessons from the Industrial Heartland (December

1992)

Series 5.3: Correspondence files (Mary Mertz) 1997 Correspondence

Adjutant General 1997 Criminal Justice Service 1997 Environmental Protection Agency – Oct-Dec 1997 Environmental Protection Agency – July-Sept. 1997 Environmental Protection Agency – Apr.-June 1997

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Environmental Protection Agency – Jan.-March 1997 Natural Resources – Oct.-Dec. 1997 Natural Resources – July-Sept. 1997 Natural Resources – April-June 1997 Natural Resources – Jan.-March 1997 Public Safety 1997 Rehabilitation & Correction – 1997 Youth Services – 1997.

1998 Correspondence

Adjutant General – Jan.-June 1998 [NIF] Adjutant General – July-Sept. 1998 [NIF] Adjutant General – Oct.-Dec. 1998 [NIF] Criminal Justice Services Jan.-June 1998 [NIF] Criminal Justice Services July-Sept. 1998 [NIF] Criminal Justice Services Oct.-Dec. 1998 [NIF] Environmental Protection Agency – Jan.-March 1998 EPA Correspondence Apr.-June 1998 Environmental Protection Agency – July-Sept. 1998 Environmental Protection Agency – Oct.-Dec. 1998 Natural Resources – Jan.-March 1998 ODNR Correspondence – April-June 1998 Natural Resources – July-Sept. 1998 Natural Resources – Oct.-Dec. 1998 Public Safety – Jan.-June 1998 [NIF] Public Safety – July-Sept. 1998 [NIF] Public Safety – Oct.-Dec. 1998 [NIF] Rehabilitation & Correction – Jan.-June 1998 [NIF] Rehabilitation & Correction – July-Sept. 1998 [NIF] Rehabilitation & Correction – Oct.-Dec. 1998 [NIF] Youth Services – Jan.-June 1998 Youth Services – July-Sept. 1998 Youth Services – Oct.-Dec. 1998

Box #1 – Agency Correspondence

1. ADJ General Correspondence Oct-Dec 1998 2. DNR Correspondence Oct.-Dec. 1998

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3. DPS Correspondence Oct.-Dec. 1998 4. DRC Correspondence Oct.-Dec. 1998 5. DYS Correspondence Oct.-Dec. 1998 6. EPA Correspondence Oct.-Dec. 1998 7. OCJS Correspondence Oct.-Dec. 1998 8. OCJS Violence Prevention Center Info [NIF] 9. 1998 Agency Policy Initiatives and Projects 10. 1997/98 Policy Meeting Folder [Unlabeled] 11. Domestic Violence and Gun Possession 12. Happy Letters (Thank Yous) 1996-97 13. Mertz – Memos 1998 14. Mertz – Other Memos 1997 15. Mertz – Other Memos 1996 & 1995 16. Mertz – Weekly Reports 1995-98 17. Palagyi Correspondence 1997

Recruitment:

18. Diversity 19. Girl Scout Meeting 20. National Guard Recruiting – Female & Minority 21. ODNR Recruitment

Series 5.3: Ohio Department of Liquor Control files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Ohio Department of Liquor Control (ODLC)

• ODLC 1991-92 Miscellaneous • ODLC 1993 Miscellaneous • ODLC 1994 Miscellaneous • ODLC 1995 Miscellaneous • [Unlabeled]

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Series 5.3: Ohio Department of Natural Resources files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)

1. ODNR 1998 Misc. 2. ODNR 1997 3. ODNR 1996 4. ODNR 1995 5. Goals & Objectives 6. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

Coastal Erosion:

7. Coastal Zone Management 8. Lake Erie Erosion Hazard Area

Lake Erie Commission:

9. Lake Erie Commission Credit Card 10. Lake Erie Quality Index: 1998 State of the Lake Report

Lake Erie Office:

11. Lake Erie Office Strategic Planning

Box #2 – ODNR

Forestry

1. TreeSource 2. Mohican State Forest 3. Saitama Forestation Project 4. Interstate Oil & Gas Compact Commission

Mines & Reclamation, Division of

5. Directional Drilling 6. Dysart Woods 7. Martin Marietta

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8. Sands Hill Coal Company 9. Sink Holes 10. Surface Mining 11. MBE/EEO – Recruitment Plan

Natural Areas & Preserves, Division of

12. Check Off

Preservation, Historical

13. Buffington Island 14. Fallen Timbers [binder]

Real Estate & Land Management, Division of

15. Johnson’s Island 16. Recycling & Litter Preservation, Division of

Soil & Water Conservation, Division of

17. Lake Erie Soil & Water Research & Education Center 18. Lake Erie Zebra Mussels 19. Villa Angela

Box #3 – ODNR

State Parks & Recreation, Division of

1. Administrative Business and Quality Plan [binder] 2. Burr Oak 3. Fee Increase 4. Fee Increases [binder] 5. Geneva State Park 6. Hueston Woods 7. Marblehead/Daisy/Erie Co. 8. Marblehead Lighthouse 9. NatureWorks (2)

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Water, Division of

10. Akron Water Diversion 11. Approval Letters 12. Correspondence w/ Great Lakes Governors 13. Correspondence w/ Legislators 14. Communities 15. Updates 16. Clips 17. Lake Erie Sea Grant 18. Middletown Dam

Box #4 – ODNR

Water, Division of

1. American Heritage River Designation 2. Buckeye Lake 3. Cleveland Stadium Reefs 4. Private Water Systems 5. Water 6. Water Policy & Planning Council 7. Water Resource Planning & Development 8. Water Resource Planning & Development Task Force 9. Wetlands 10. Wetlands Task Force

Watercraft, Division of

11. Watercraft [NIF] 12. Watercraft Enforcement 13. Watercraft Enforcement [Binder] 14. Waterways Safety Fund 15. Whiskey Island

Box #5 – ODNR

Wildlife, Division of

1. Miscellaneous

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2. Division of Wildlife Chiefs 3. Division of Wildlife Commission 4. Canoe Trip 1998 5. Canoe Trip 1997 (Kokosing Rive AHR Designation 6. Canoe Trip 1996 7. Canoe Trip 1995 8. The Darbys 9. Dove Hunting 10. Eagles 11. Fishing 12. Fish Ohio Day 1998 13. Fish Ohio Day 1997 14. Fish Ohio Day 1996 15. Castalia Hatchery 16. Cleveland Stadium Fishing Reef 17. Perch 18. Walleye 19. Point of Sale Fishing & Hunting Licenses 20. Raccoon Rabies

Series 5.3: Ohio Department of Public Safety Files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS) Issue Files

1. DYS Misc. 1998 2. BMV 1998 3. ENA 1998 4. OSHP 1998 5. DPS 1997 6. DeWine Request 7. [Unlabeled] Highway Safety Task Force 8. [Unlabeled] Evaluation of Driver Education 9. BMV 1997 10. OSHP 1997 11. Flood of 1997 12. EMA 1997

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13. BMV 1996 14. OSHP 1996 15. DPS 1996 16. OSHP 1995 17. BMV 1995 18. DPS 1995 19. OSHP 1994 20. BMV 1994 21. DPS 1994 22. OSHP 1993 23. BMV 1993 24. DPS 1993 25. OSHP 1992 26. BMV 1992

Box #2 – ODPS

1. ODPS Misc. 1992 2. OSHP 1991 3. BMV 1991 4. ODPS Misc. 1991 5. ATPS 6. Breathalyzer 7. Background Checks 8. CDLs 9. Canines in Schools 10. Confiscated Property 11. Deer 12. DeWine Highway Safety Correspondence [Unlabeled] 13. Digitized Drivers License 14. Drunk Driving (2) 15. Drunk Driving on Federal Lands 16. DUI Tracking Systems 17. EMS 18. Eurocopter 19. Gas Tax 20. License Plates 21. Plate Duration

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22. License Reinstatement Fee

Box #3 – ODPS

1. MARCS 2. MARCS [3-ring binder] 3. Primary Seatbelts 4. Radar Guns 5. Recruitment 6. Reorganization 7. School Bus Safety [NIF] 8. Seat Belt Press Conference 9. Security 10. Security – Governor’s Security Task Force Report [binder] 11. Sentencing Commission 12. Speed 13. State Police 14. Trauma 15. Weather Emergency

Series 5.3: Files of Mary Mertz (Criminal Justice & Environmental Cluster) Box #1 – Department of Rehabilitation & Correction (DRC)

1. Miscellaneous 1998 2. Miscellaneous 1997 3. Miscellaneous 1996 4. Mitchell – 3 Murder 5. Miscellaneous 1995 6. Miscellaneous 1994 7. Miscellaneous 1992 8. Miscellaneous 1991 9. Boot Camps 10. Jim Brown 11. Coit Road 12. Community Service

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Box #2 – DRC

1. Alien Assistance 2. Community Corrections (2) 3. Cultural Diversity 4. Dayton Jail 5. Deaths 6. Dinitz Meeting 7. Douglas 8. DUI Program 9. Drug & Alcohol Services 10. Drug Testing 11. Education

Escapes

12. Dayton – Mental Health Escape

Execution

13. Death Row Disturbance at Mansfield 14. Focus Groups – COs 15. Furlough 16. Intake Study 17. Interstate Compact 18. Dunn Lawsuit

Box #3 – DRC

1. Jails 2. Lima Employee Death 3. Job Linkage 4. Lebanon 5. Lucasville 6. Management Accountability 7. Mansfield 8. Mental Health Corrections 9. Noble 10. Oakwood Forensic

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11. Parole 12. Parole Legislation (OLBC) 13. Parole Story 14. Parole Sentencing

Box #4 – DRC

1. Personnel 2. Prison Construction 3. PSI 4. PSI Committee 5. Prison Overcrowding (2) 6. Population Projections 7. Prisoner Prosecution Task Force 8. Prison Plan Press Packet 9. Private Prison – Youngstown

Box #5 – DRC

1. Privatization 2. Privatization – Conneaut 3. Privatization – Drug Testing 4. Privatization – HB 293 (Gerberry) Private Prisons 5. Religion 6. Richland 7. Sex Offenders 8. SSA/SSI 9. Southeast Ohio Prisons 10. Stamper 11. Supermax 12. Supermax Ground Breaking 13. Therapeutic Communities 14. Toledo 15. ULA 16. Violent Offender/Truth in Sentencing 17. Weights 18. Work Stoppage 19. Woods

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Box #6 – DRC

1. OPI 2. Call to Action Memos/Letters 3. Community Service Information 4. Corrections Facilities 5. Honda 6. Plan For Growth 7. Positive Correspondence 8. Prison Industries and Prison Work Programs [Loose]

Box #7 – DRC/MH/SA

1. Cluster Meeting 2. Coordinated Budget Information 3. Denver Meeting 4. Linkages Update 5. Meeting with George V. Voinovich 6. SA/MH Conference 7. SA/MH Correspondence 8. Sentencing Commission 9. State Police Academy 10. Sub-Committee Reports 11. Weekly 12. [Loose Material] Linkages Project 13. “Interim Report of the Governor’s Committee on Prison Crowding,” Jan

1986 14. “Governor’s Committee on Prison and Jail Crowding,” Apr. 1990 15. “Mental Illness in America’s Prisons,” (Oct. 1993) National Coalition for the

Mentally Ill in the Criminal Justice System 16. [Unlabeled Folder] Youth Committee

Box #8 – DRC / Lucasville (Southern Ohio Correctional Facility)

1. Governor’s visit to Lucasville 2. Lucasville 3. Lucasville’s Clips – DeWine request 4. Lucasville Events / Accomplishments 5. Lucasville Follow-Up

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6. Lucasville Information 7. Lucasville Investigative Reports 8. Lucasville Thank You’s 9. Lucasville Reconstruction 10. Lucasville Select Committees 11. Lucasville Select Committee Recommendation #1 12. Lucasville Select Committee Recommendation #2 13. Lucasville Trials – Special Prosecution Team

Box #9 – DRC / Lucasville (Southern Ohio Correctional Facility)

1. Construction Prisons 2. Lucasville Media Task Force 3. Rehabilitation & Correction – Lucasville Miscellaneous 4. Rehabilitation and Correction Biennial Budget Prquest (1993) (2 copies)

[binders] 5. A Systems Approach to the Ohio Corrections Process [Binder] 6. Southern Ohio Correctional Facility Disturbance Cause Committee Re.

Document 6/10/93 (2 copies) [AccoPress] 7. Southern Ohio Correction Facility Disturbance Cause Committee Findings

6/10/93 (2 copies) [AccoPress]

Series 5.3: Department of Youth Services files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Department of Youth Services

1. 1998 Misc. 2. 1997 Misc. 3. 1996 Misc. 4. 1995 Misc. 5. 1994 Misc. 6. 1993 Misc. 7. 1992 Misc. 8. 1991 Misc. 9. 1990 Misc. 10. Bootcamp 11. Brinkhaven 12. Complaints/Investigations 13. Comprehensive Strategy (Folder #1)

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14. Comprehensive Strategy (Folder #2) 15. Delinquent and Unruly Youth 16. Detention Facilities/Cuyahoga County 17. Education

Box #2 – Department of Youth Services

1. Escapes 2. IRS Suicide 3. JOGS (Jobs for Ohio’s Graduates) 4. Marion Supermax 5. MH/SA Statistics 6. Parole 7. Personnel 8. PSI Task Force 9. Private Facilities 10. Puckett 11. Youth Services Network 12. Sagamore Hills 13. Scioto Village Suicide 14. Sentencing Commission


1. All files from 1992 DYS Overhaul 2. [Clipped material] Training of DYS employees at OSHP re: significant

incidents 3. [Clipped material] OCSEA’s response to Disciplinary Review Task Force 4. [Clipped material] Juvenile Justice Working Group Interim Report 5. [Clipped material] Services from DRC to DYS 6. [Loose material] 7. Monthly Meetings 8. Drug Testing 9. Investigation Training 10. Keep Drugs Out 11. Education Task Force 12. CIIC – Peter Davis 13. Personnel Action – DAS 14. DYS Task Force

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15. DYS Clips 16. Task Force 17. Juvenile Justice 8/21/92 18. Juvenile Justice 9/23/92 19. DYS Meeting 10/22/92 20. DYS Meeting 11/18/92 21. Juvenile Justice 1/6/92 22. Juvenile Justice 2/24/93 23. [Unlabeled] Fire Inspection Info 24. [Unlabeled] 25. [Unlabeled] 26. Youth Services 27. “Report of the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Education,” Apr 1989, DYS [GBC

bound] 28.“Blue Ribbon Task Force on Education – A Follow-Up Report,” Jan 1993,

DYS [GBC bound] 29.“Report to the Director of the Department of Youth Services,” Sept. 1988,

from the Policy Advisory Group [GBC bound] 30. “Broken Children in a Fragmented System: A Call to Legislative Action,”

Aug. 1989, Report of the House Select Committee on Child Abuse and Juvenile Justice

31. “Saving the Future: Juvenile Justice and Public Safety for Ohioans, Conference Summary Report, Feb. 1989, Governor’s Office of Criminal Justice Services [GBC bound]


1. RECLAIM OHIO 2. Reclaim Ohio [DuoTang folder] 3. Reclaim 4. Reclaim Budget 1993 5. “With Fresh Eyes .. an initiative for dramatic change in the juvenile

corrections system” [DuoTang folder] 6. Juvenile Justice & Corrections Overview [DuoTang folder] 7. Meetings Leading to Reclaim 8. 414 Program 9. [Loose material] 10. FY 95 Funding Allocation/Distribution [folder] 11. Reclaim Stories

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12. Brown Bag Lunch on Reclaim 1993 13. [Loose material] 14. Challenge Grant Guides, DYS, Reclaim Ohio [DuoTang folder] 15. “Profile of Youth Adjudicated or Committed for Felony Offenses, FY 1995

[Stapled] 16. Ibid., FY 1994 17. Ibid., FY 1993 18. Media Clips (6/4/96 Through 7/1/96) [Stapled] 19. “Final Evaluation of the Ohio Department of Youth Services Reclaim Ohio

Pilot Project,” 2/96 [GBC bound] 20. “Reclaim Ohio: A Comparison of Commitments to the ODYS, 1935-1995

[Clipped] 21. “Reclaim Ohio Calendar Year 1995 Annual Comparison Report” [Stapled] 22. [Loose material] 23. Reclaim Ohio Briefing Material . . . FY 1996 and 1997 Biennium Report

[DuoTang] 24. Mary Mertz 25. [Loose material] 26. Reclaim 27. Briefing Book [ 3-ring binder]


1. 1997 Juvenile Crime Summit 2. 1997 Crime Summit Follow-Up 3. Rosalind Brannigan, VP, Drug Strategies, Inc. 4. Professor K.V. Rao, BGSU 5. Jack Riel, Deputy Director, DYS 6. Professor Frank Cullen, Univ. of Cincinnati 7. John P. Walters, President, Philanthropy Roundtable 8. Hope Taft Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth 9. Professor Paul Gendreau, Univ. of New Brunswick, Bio-Speech overheads

(2) 10. 1997 Crime Summit Handouts 11. 1997 Juvenile Crime Summit Updates 12. 1997 Crime Summit Video 13. [Unlabeled] 14. Clips 15. 1997 Crime Summit Speakers/Panelists

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16. 1997 Juvenile Crime Summit (Misc.) 17. Press Conference Juvenile Crime 9/18/96 18. “The Voinovich Adminstration’s Actions on Juvenile Crime,” (2) [DuoTang] 19. “The Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit,” (2) [DuoTang] 20. “The Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit,” May 1’2, 1997 [3-ring binder] 21. National Urban Policy Institute [DuoTang folder]


1. DYS 1998 Juvenile Crime Summit 2. 1998 Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit – Media Coverage [videotape] 3. “A Showcase for Best Practices,” (3) [videotape] 4. [Unlabeled] Agenda 5. “Preventing Crime: What Works, What Doesn’t, What’s Promising,” by Univ

of Maryland, Dept. of Criminology and Criminal Justice (Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Justice, Office of Justice Programs) Feb. 1997 [softbound]

6. “State and County Trends,” The Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit (2) [softbound]

7. “Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit – 1998” [Program packet] 8. “Reclaim Ohio Quarterly Update,” Summer 1998 [self-marker] 9. “Mary’s Briefing Materials,” Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit [DuoTang

folder] 10. “Governor’s Briefing Book,” Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit [DuoTang

folder] 11. The Governor’s Juvenile Crime Summit, 1998 [3-ring binder] 12. 1998 Crime Summit (2) 13. Crime Summit Customer Meetings 14. Participant Feedback Questionnaires (approx. 225)

Box #7 – Department of Youth Services [Missing]

1. 1998 Juvenile Crime Summit

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Series 5.3: Environmental Protection Agency files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Animals

1. EPA 1997 – Memos and Midwest Guardian 2. Hog Farm 3. Large Animal Farms 4. Large Livestock Operations 5. Flies 6. EPA – Agri-General 7. EPA – LaRue Egg Farm 8. EPA – Buckeye Egg Farm 9. Acid Rain 10. Antidegradation 11. Title V 12. Audit Privilege Law 13. Bond Road Landfill 14. Brownfields (3)

Box #1A – EPA

1. 1998 Miscellaneous 2. 1997 Miscellaneous (2) 3. 1996 Miscellaneous 4. 1995 Miscellaneous

Box #2 – EPA

1. Chrysler 2. Clark County Landfill 3. City of Columbus – Mayor Lashutka 4. Comparative Risk 5. Compliments 6. District Offices 7. Drinking Water 8. Dura Landfill

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9. Environmental Bond Fund 10. Ethanol 11. Federal Facility Clean Up 12. Federated 13. Fernald 14. Fernald – Correspondence 1993-94 15. Fernald – Correspondence 1992 16. Fernald – Correspondence 1991 17. Financial Assurance

Global Warming

18. UMWA Meeting

Box #3 – EPA

1. Hazardous Waste Facility Board 2. Hazardous Waste Generation/Clean-Up 3. Highland Ridge Plaza NFA 4. Innovative Compliance 5. Marion 6. Meigs Mine 7. Mound 8. NLEV 9. NOVAA 10. North Star Steel 11. PARMA 12. Pine Hollow 13. Permitting 14. Permit – Nationwide 26 15. Pollution Prevention 16. Pollution Prevention Awards 17. Pollution Prevention Development Workgroup 18. Pollution Prevention Loan Program 19. Pro-Tec 20. Quality Improvement Council

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Box #4 – EPA

1. RFG/RVP 2. Regulatory Reform 3. Ross Environmental 4. Sludge

Solid Waste Management

5. Interstate Waste 6. Interstate Waste Press Conference (August 29, 1996) 7. Out-of-State Waste ’95 8. Out-of-State Waste ’94 9. Out-of-State Waste ’93 10. Out-of-State Waste ’92 11. Out-of-State Waste ’91 12. Out-of-State Waste Press Conference (August 3, 1993) 13. Rumpke 14. Storm Water Permitting 15. Superfund 16. Toxic Release Inventory (TRI)

Water

17. Clean Water 18. Water Pollution Control Loan Fund 19. Wetlands

Box #5 – EPA GLI: Chronological Files

1. November 1996 – October 1997 2. February 1995 – May 1995 3. January 1994 – March 1995 4. September 1993 – December 1993 5. August 1993 – September 1993 6. January 1993 – July 1993 7. May 1992 – January 1993 8. June 1991 – June 1992

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9. Correspondence 10. DRI Study 11. [Unlabeled folder]

Box #6 – EPA: WTI

1. Correspondence 2. Draft Report 3. Effects 4. Fact Sheets 5. Health Study 6. LaMP 7. Miscellaneous 8. Monitoring 9. News Releases 10. Permit 11. Updates 12. Von Roll

Box #7 – EPA: WTI

1. Clean Air/NAAQS 2. Clean Air Chronological (May 1996 to July 1997) 3. Clips (Chronological Order) (2) 4. “Governor George V. Voinovich Testimony on National Ambient Air Quality

Standards Subcommittee on Health and the Environment, Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, House Commerce Committee,” May 1, 1997 [3-ring binder]

Series 5.3: Environmental Protection Agency files continued (Mary Mertz) Box #8 – EPA Correspondence & Memos

1. GVV to Mertz, Hollingsworth & Schregardus 2. Hollingsworth to GVV, Mertz, Schregardus 3. Mertz to GVV, Hollingsworth & Schregardus

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4. Schregardus to GVV, Hollingsworth & Mertz 5. To/From Governors 6. To/From Carol Browner (US EPA) 7. To/From Members of Congress 8. To/From NGA 9. Comments on Standards to Carol Browner (State of Ohio)

Clean Air Strategies

10. Congressional Clean Air Project 11. Clean Air Fact Back Up 12. Clean Air Language

Events/Activities

13. Clean Air Conference Calls 14. Clean Air Radio Commercial (April 1997) 15. Clean Air Press Conference DC April 14, 1997 16. Clean Air Hearing, Canceled, May 1, 1997 17. Clean Air Testimonies 18. January 15, 1997 (Schregardus) 19. April 16, 1997 (Governor) 20. May 1, 1997 (Governor) 21. Clean Air Press Conference, Lorain, July 8, 1997 22. Cleveland Engineering Society Conference (Mertz – Nov. 13, 1997) 23. Clean Air Press Releases 24. Clean Air Letters to the Editor/Media 25. Clean Air

Box #9 – EPA

Opposition to NAAQS

1. Chamber of Commerce 2. Democrat Members of House and Senate 3. Industry (2) 4. [Loose material] 5. Ohio Coalition for Clean Air 6. Cinergy 7. [Loose material]

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8. Mayors/City Managers 9. [Unlabeled] (2) 10. Unions 11. Union Allies 12. [Unlabeled]

Job Impact

13. Coal Mining Job Loss [Clipped] 14. Future Job Loss – Job Impact in Ohio [Clipped] 15. “Job Impact in Ohio” (2) [DuoTang folders]

Box #10 – EPA

1. Faircloth Bill 2. HCR 33 3. HR 1984 4. NAAQS Lawsuit 5. Nox 6. [Unlabeled] 7. Corky’s Committee 8. Ozone Jan.-March 1998

Ozone Transport Assessment Group

9. Midwest Governors Conference 10. Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) 11. SBREFA 12. Section 126

Box #11 – EPA

E-Check

1. Miscellaneous 2. News Release 3. Test Center Reports

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Box #12 – EPA

E-Check

1. Chronological Files 2. [Loose material] 3. Jan. 96 – Mar. 96 4. Apr. 96 – June 96 5. July 96 – Aug 96 6. Sept 96 – Dec 96 7. Jan 97 – March 97 8. Apr. 97 – June 97 9. July 97 – Sept. 97 10. Oct. 97 – Dec. 97 11. Hearings 12. Testimony 2/12/97 13. Ibid., 2/20/97 14. Ibid., 4/21/93

Box #13 – EPA

E-Check

1. Ads 2. Auto Inspection & Maintenance (AIM) 3. “Target . Clean Air for Cuyahoga County, AIM [Folder] 4. Background 5. Clips 6. [Bound Clips] (3) 7. Current Issues (1994) 8. Enhance Monitoring 9. Legislation 10. Envirotest 11. MARTA 12. Media 13. Public Law 101-549 (11/15/90) 14. Review of VOC Control Options 15. Survey 16. Talking Points

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Series 5.3: Event and Gun Task Force files (Mary Mertz) Events DPS:

1. Regretted Events Requests 2. Shipley Bldg. Dedication (4/22/98)

ODNR:

3. Lake Erie Celebration (6/5/97) 4. Lake Erie Report (Arbor Day Awards) (4/24/98) 5. Marblehead Lighthouse (5/15/98) 6. Interpretive Center (9/22/98)

EPA:

7. Brownfields Conference (10/15/97)

DRC:

8. Special Prosecutors Recognition (8/1/96) 9. Ex-Offender Educational Seminar (7/9/97) 10. Conneaut Groundbreaking (10/23/97) 11. Job Linkages/Community Service (2/17/98) 12. Youngstown Ribbon Cutting (4/9/98)

Gun Task Force Concealed Weapons Study

1. Florida 2. South Dakota 3. New York 4. Applications 5. LSC Materials 6. Ohio Muni Codes 7. Brady Law 8. Gun Task Force Notes (also see OCJS Box #3) 9. Misc. Gun Task Force Issue Files

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10. “Shall Issue: The New Wave of Concealed Handgun Permit Laws,” Revised Edition by Clayton E. Cramer & David B. Kopel (Golden, CO: Independence Institute), 1994

11. “Report of the Committee to Study, Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity,” April 1, 1994

Series 5.3: Legislation files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Legislation – Criminal Justice/Public Safety

1. 1997 Crime Legislation 2. Automobile Crashes & Speed 3. HB 560: Background Checks (Jerse) 4. Black Caucus 5. SB 113: Bondhill Land Conveyance (Latta) 6. SB 226: Church Bus/School Bus (Snyder) 7. Crime Bills Signing 8. Defiance County Detention Amendment 9. DNA 10. SB 5 & HB 5: DNA Bill (Carnes, Tiberi) 11. DNA Press Conference 12. DNA Signing (May 31, 1995) 13. SB 166: DUI Prison 14. SB 275: DUI Bill Signing 15. SB 2 & HB 4: Gun Bill (Kearns, Salerno) 16. HB 1: Juvenile Release 17. SB 1 & HB 1: Juvenile Crime (Howard, Thomas) 18. HB 1 & SB 2 Sentencing Bill 19. SB 274 & HB 628: Sentencing Commission 20. SB 2 & HB 2: Sentencing Commission Bill (Greenwood, Mason) 21. Sentencing Commission 22. HB 1 (121st General Assembly) 23. HB 180: Sex Offender Registration (121st General Assembly) 24. Smoking in Prisons 25. HB 152: Weights in Prison 26. HB 2: Gang Legislation 27. .08 Legislation

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Box #2 – Legislation

Carrying Concealed Weapons

1. CCW files 1995 to 1998 2. Carrying Concealed Weapons 3. Carrying Concealed Weapons – Opposition 4. Concealed Weapons 5. CCW (2) 6. Carrying Concealed Weapons

Environment

7. 1997 Environment Legislation 8. 1997 Legislative Priorities 9. 1995 Legislative Agenda 10. SB 103: Sunday Hunting (Gardner) 11. HB 30: Pro Team License Plates 12. HB 502: Boater Legislation 13. SB 295: Watercraft Safety Legislation

Miscellaneous

14. 1998 Legislation 15. 1996 Legislation

Series 5.3: Office of Criminal Justice Services files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Office of Criminal Justice Services(OCJS) – Issue Files

1. 1998 Misc. 2. 1997 3. 1996 4. 1995 5. 1994 6. 1993 7. 1992 8. 1991 9. Regular Reports

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Box #2 – OCJS – Issue Files

1. AFIS 2. American Medals Program 3. Brady Bill 4. Center for Human ID 5. Drug Task Forces

Federal Grants

6. Byrne 7. Byrne Memorial 8. Deinstitutionalization of Status Offenders 9. JJDP (Juvenile Justice Grants) 10. Governor’s Council of Juvenile Justice 11. Local Law Enforcement Block Grant 12. Police Corp. 13. RSAT 14. VAW (Violence Against Women)

Box #3 – OCJS

1. Federal Crime Bill 2. Federal Crime Act Clearinghouse 3. Federal Crime Bill (2) 4. Gun Task Force (3) 5. [3-ring binder]

Box #4 – OCJS

1. Jail Construction 2. JAIG (Juvenile Accountancy Incentive Block Grants) 3. MOHR 4. Northstar 5. ODADS/Criminal Justice 6. Research Roundtable 7. School Security Equipment Fund 8. Sentencing Commission 9. Sheriffs

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10. TASC 11. Uniform Measures 12. Violence Prevention Center (2) 13. Weed & Seed

Box #5 – OCJS

1. CJIS (2) 2. CJIS Statutory Review Committee Agenda 3. CJIS 4. “CJIS Improvement Plan: Working Interim Document,” Sept. 16, 1996 [GBC

Bound] 5. CJIS 6. “Criminal History Improvement Plan,” April 26, 1995 [Perfect bound] 7. CJIS (2)

Series 5.3: Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 ODADAS (1991-1994)

1. Annual Report & Organizational Charts 2. Born Free 3. Butler, Jackie 4. COMP Drug 5. Information 6. 1994 Miscellaneous 7. 1993 Miscellaneous 8. 1992 Miscellaneous 9. ODADAS Folder [Report on Effect of Services] 10. 1991 Miscellaneous 11. MOE 12. OPERC 13. OPERC Review 14. Permanent 15. Ravens Wood 16. Tobacco 17. Transition 18. Women’s Set Aside 1992

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Box #2 ODADAS DRUG FREE SCHOOLS:

1. Archbold Buckeye Editorial 2. Coordinator Meetings 3. Correspondence 4. Drug Free Schools, Miscellaneous 5. [Loose Material] 6. Drug Free Schools Policy 7. Drug Free Schools Status Report 8. Drug Free Schools Data / Information 9. Education Agenda 10. Head Start Task Force 11. How to Tell If There are Less Drugs in Schools 12. Meeting with Gov. (1/28/94) 13. Memos to and from RMD 14. Memos to and from GOV 15. Memos from Fleming 16. National Commission on Drug Free Schools Final Report (1990) 17. Risk Behavior Study

Drug Free Schools [3-ring binder]

Series 5.3: OIT/Misc. Budget and Juvenile Expansion files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – OIT – Misc. Budget and Juvenile Expansion Box OIT

1. Legislation 2. Miscellaneous 3. Process 4. License Plate Controversy 5. ODADAS (Alcohol & Drug) 6. Highway Safety 7. Liquor Control

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8. Rehab & Correction 9. ODHS Controversy 10. Youth Services 11. DR&C – OIT Controversy

Miscellaneous Budget

12. Alcohol & Drug 94/95 Budget Appeal 13. Rehabilitation & Correction Budget 14. Rehabilitation & Correction 94/94 Budget Request 15. Rehabilitation & Correction Capital 97/98 16. Rehabilitation & Correction Budget 94/95 17. Youth Services Capital 97/98

Juvenile Detention Ctr. Expansion

18. Butler Co. 19. Clermont Co. 20. Cuyahoga Co. 21. Erie Co. 22. Lucas Co. 23. Mwdina Co. 24. Portage/Geauga Co. 25. Sandusky Co. 26. Scioto Co. 27. Southeast 28.Stark Co. 29.Union Co.

Series 5.3: Performance Evaluation files (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Performance Evaluation

1. Adjutant General (Alexander – 1/94) 2. Adjutant General (Alexander – 12/94) 3. Alcohol and Drug (Fleming -1994) [3-ring binder] 4. Environmental Protection Agency (Schregardus – 1994) 5. Environmental Protection Agency (Schregardus – 1996) 6. Highway Safety (Shipley – 3/92) [3-ring binder]

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7. Liquor Control (Akrouche – 1995) 8. Liquor Control (Akrouche – 4/94) 9. Liquor Control (Akrouche – 12/94) 10. Liquor Control (Porterfield – 1994) 11. Public Safety (Shipley – 1994) [3-ring binder] 12. Ohio National Guard (Alexander – 9/94, 3/95, 9/95, 6/95) 13. Natural Resources (2/93) 14. Public Safety (10/94) 15. Public Safety (1995) 16. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 1992) 17. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 11/93) 18. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 1994) 19. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 6/94) 20. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 1st Qtr. 1995) 21. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – Fall 1995) 22. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 1/96) 23. Rehabilitation & Correction (Wilkinson – 9/96) 24. Youth Services (Natalucci – Persichetti – 11/93) 25. Youth Services (Natalucci – Persichetti – 3/94)

Box #2 – Performance Evaluation/Goals and Objectives

1. Diversity Initiatives 2. Minority Business Enterprise 3. Miscellaneous 4. Performance Evaluations (General) 5. Alcohol and Drug (Fleming) 6. Adjutant General (Alexander) 7. Criminal Justice Services (Lee) 8. Liquor Control (Hall) 9. Liquor Control (Akrouche) 10. Natural Resources (Anderson) [3-ring binder] 11. Natural Resources (Anderson) 12. Public Safety (Shipley) 13. Rehabilitation and Correction (Wilkinson – 1992) 14. Rehabilitation and Correction (Wilkinson – 1995) 15. Youth Services (Natalucci – Persichetti)

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Series 5.3: Transition (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Transition

1. Transition Notebook (Red – 3 ring) 2. [Loose Material] 3. Voinovich/Taft Meeting 4. Transition Related Miscellaneous 5. Transition Officers/Succession Plan 6. Career Management 7. Right Associates Folder 8. Transition Meeting – Oct. 7, 1998 9. Transition Meeting – August 10. Transition Meeting – 7/1/98 11. Chief Counsels’ Meeting 12. Agency Transition Meeting – 5/6/98 13. Agency Transition Meeting – March 14. [Loose Material] Cabinet Retreat Transition Agenda 15. Cabinet Retreat Presentation – March 1998 16. NGA Transition 17. Miscellaneous 18. Notebook – Agency Briefings [3-ring binder] 19. Notebook – Transition Manual [3-ring binder]

Box #2 – Transition

1. [Unlabeled] 1998 Transition Manual 2. [Unlabeled] 1998 Transition manual Inserts 3. Interagency Transition Meeting, Oct. 7, 1998 [DuoTang Folder] 4. Orientations [DuoTang Folder] 5. Interagency Transition Meeting, May 6, 1998 [DuoTang Folder] 6. Various Transition Meetings [DuoTang Folder] 7. Cabinet Retreat Transition 1999 [DuoTang Folder] 8. Cabinet Agency Guidance [DuoTang Folder] 9. 1998 Cabinet Retreat, Hueson Woods, Feb 25-27, 1998 [DuoTang Folder] 10. [Unlabeled] Political Activity Guidelines 11. [Unlabeled] Agency Transition Officers 12. Adjutant General 13. DAS

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14. Aging 15. Agriculture 16. ODADAS 17. OBM 18. Commerce 19. OCJS 20. Development 21. OBES 22. EPA 23. Governor’s Office 24. Health 25. ODHS 26. Insurance 27. Lottery 28.ODMH 29.MR/DD 30. ODNR 31. DPS 32. PUCO 33. DRC 34. Taxation 35. ODOT 36. BWC 37. DYS

Series 5.3: Miscellaneous (Mary Mertz) Box #1 – Transition [This material (mostly memos and correspondence) was found after Mary left the Governor’s office and after most of her boxes had been sent to OU. The topics in these files vary, but all are related to her cluster: Criminal Justice and the Environment.]

Miscellaneous

1. Fernald 2. Job Linkages/Community Service, Feb 17, 1998

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Correspondence (1995-96)

1. George V. Voinovich/Mertz Correspondence

Series 5.4: Files of Mike Koren (Business and Industry Related Files) Mike Koren served as executive assistant to the governor during the first term having responsibility for business and industry a.k.a. economic development / community development. He concentrated on liaison with the following areas: Ohio Department of Development; Ohio Rail Development Commission; the Cluster Agencies; Transportation; and, miscellaneous areas. The records are arranged in the order in which they arrived. They are mostly by the unit but there are several special categories: Bureau of Workers’ Compensation; Commerce; Industrial Commission; Insurance; Liquor Control; Ohio Turnpike Commission; Public Utilities Commission of Ohio; Vehicle Manufacturers; and, Ohio Department of Transportation. The files contain correspondence, meetings, legislative summaries, requests, memos, press materials, budget information, public inquiries, and printed materials.

25.5 cu.ft. The records are in subject order.


• Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) files

• General files • Miscellaneous Files 1995-96 & Rail Commission files

• Cluster Agencies files

• Transportation files • Chrysler-Jeep, Big Three & Misc. Files 1998 files

Series 5.4: Ohio Department of Development files (Mike Koren) Box #113-1 – Ohio Department of Development (ODOD)

1. Forwarded for response requests (1996-98) 2. Phone call requests (1996-1998) 3. Director’s weekly reports (1996-98)

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4. Regional Rpes. Weekly report (1996-98)

Box #113-2 – ODOD

Requests from GVV:

1. to Director Robertson 2. to Director Jakeway 3. to Director Jamie Sisto, ITD 4. to various ODOD staff 5. to various Governor’s Office staff 6. to regional reps 7. Response to Governor – Director Robertson (3) 8. Response to Governor – Director Jakeway 9. Response to Governor – various ODOD staff 10. E.A. response 11. Letters for signature – ODOD dated Jan ’97 – June ’97 12. Letters for signature – ODOD dated July ’97 – Dec. ’97 13. Letters for Governor’s signature, phone call requests, scheduling requests 14. Letters for Governor’s signature 15. Letters for signature

Box #113-3 – ODOD

1. Requests and responses from Governor to Michael J. Koren 2. Memos to Michael J. Koren from various ODOD staff (1996-98) 3. 166 Loan 4. Annexation Issue 5. Appalachian E.D. Program 6. Aristech Chemical Corp. 7. Ashland, Inc. 8. Campbell’s 9. CAPCO 10. Champion 11. Coal Office 12. Connect Ohio 13. Commodore Perry Project 14. Cres-Cor 15. Defense-Related Topics

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16. Downtown Dayton 17. Doehler-Jarvis 18. Economic Development Accomplishments 19. Edison Technology Centers 20. Fast Track 21. FedEx, Glaxo, IP 22. Gateway 23. GE – New Concord Facility 24. Housing and Community Development 25. House Bill 36 26. Huffy – Celina Plant Closing 27. International Trade Offices (3) 28.South American Trade Mission 29.Canada Mission 30. Epperson, Jim

Box #113-4 – ODOD

1. ITD Koren Notes 2. ITEAC/CTC Issue 3. Investment Tax Credit Information 4. Kelley, Steve Projects 5. The Limited, Inc. 6. Legislative Updates 7. Letters dictated by Governor to Business 8. Mannesmann 9. Marketing 10. Memos from Robertson [ODOD – Joe Co. Memos] 11. Milacron Cincinnati 12. NAFTA 13. Miscellaneous Development 14. Office Max 15. OKI ads 16. Olympics 2008 17. PPG 18. Plastic Summit – 1998 19. Port Authorities 20. Postcards 21. ProBass

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22. Procter & Gamble 23. Region 1 – 12 General Information [12 separate folders] 24. Regional Representatives [NIF] 25. Governor’s BP Refinery visit

Box #113-5 – ODOD

1. Regional Coordination 2. Republic Steel 3. Rickenbacker 4. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 5. Section 110 – Illegal Immigration Reform 6. Site Selection 7. Starkey 8. Steel Dynamics 9. Steel Industry 10. Sunbeam 11. Sun Co. 12. Sun Oil 13. Technology 14. Timken [NIF] 15. Toledo – Mayor Finkbiener 16. Toledo – JCTC problem 17. Toledo – Grain Problem 18. Trade Education 19. Travel and Tourism 20. Joint Select Committee on Volume Cap Procedural Review [RediCover] 21. Volvo/Gradall

Series 5.4: General files (Mike Koren) Box #113-6 – General Files (A-F)

1. MLK Reports 2. MJK Weekly Reports and GVV Comments (1996-98) 3. Governor’s Memos 4. Phone call Requests 5. Scheduling Requests 6. 3M

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7. AFIT 8. Agency Priorities for 1998 9. Aircraft Industry 10. Airport Zoning Legislation 11. Allied Signal 12. Bay View Armory 13. Buckeye Mining 14. Building Standards 15. Buy Ohio 16. Cabinet Meeting 8/98 17. Cafaro 18. CAF Update 19. Campaign Finance and Ethics Reform 20. Capital Budget Bill – 1997 21. Champion Spark Plug 22. Cleveland Clinic 23. Cleveland Junior Olympics – 1998 24. Clinton/Gore Accomplishments 25. Cluster Group Correspondence 26. COTA 27. Cuyahoga Mayors and Managers 28.Cuyahoga Port Authority 29.DAS 30. DHL Airport 31. Decentralization Report 32. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) 33. EPA – Electric Power 34. EKCO Group 35. Environment – Clean Air Standards 36. Fallen Timbers 37. Figgie 38. Flood Situation 39. Freightliner 40. FY 97-98 Budget Requests

Box #113-7 – General Files (G-O)

1. GTE 2. Goals Cluster Agencies – 1997

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3. Governor’s Cabinet Meeting – Hueston Woods [DuoTang folder] 4. Governor’s Office – Legal Division Memos 5. HB 100 – Individual Development Accounts 6. HB 463 – Franklin County Judgeships 7. Housing – Model Energy Code 8. IAMS Research Park 9. Independence Pipeline [Folder] 10. Internet Tax Freedom Act 11. Kentucky Tourism Tax Credit 12. J.F. Trucking 13. LTV Steel 14. Laura Ashley Project 15. Legislative Issues – 1998 16. Lima Housing Issue 17. Linked Deposit Program Partners 18. Mail Order Sales Tax 19. Metro Health/Veto 20. Midwest Governors’ Association 21. Minority Affairs 22. MJK – Correspondence 23. Model Specifications – Lead Abatement 24. Morcott, Woody – Dana 25. Multicultural Affairs 26. National Governor’s Association 27. Nationwide Financial Services 28.NEOMODAL 29.NEOTEC 30. Northwest State Community College 31. NOVUS/Discover Card 32. OBES 33. OBM 34. Ohio National – Lmtd. Access Fence 35. Ohio Science Technology Council 36. Ohio Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse 37. Ohio Consumers’ Council 38. Ohio Farmland Preservation Taskforce 39. Ohio Public Works Commission 40. Ohio Steel Industry Advisory Council

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Box #113-8 – General Files (P-Z)

1. PICO Systems 2. Patient Bill of Rights 3. Plant Closings/Cutbacks 4. Port of Toledo/Chicago Board of Trades 5. BWC 6. Public Inquiries – Commerce 7. Public Inquiries – Industrial Commission 8. Public Inquiries – ODOD 9. Public Inquiries – PUCO 10. Public Inquiries – ODOT 11. QSTP 12. Rickenbacker 13. SB 102 – Schools and Prevailing Wage [GBC bound] 14. School Funding Issues 15. SB 139 16. Science and Technology Office 17. Shafer subpoena 18. Shawnee Country Club 19. Shell Oil Co. [3-ring binder] 20. State Quality Award 21. Tax Incentive Program – Ideas and Updates 22. TANF 23. Travel Information Centers 24. UPS Teamsters Strike 25. Urban Initiative 26. US EPA 27. Wooster Grant 28.Workforce Development 29.Youngstown 2000

Series 5.4: Miscellaneous files 1995-96 & Rail Commission Files (Mike Koren) Box #113-9 – Miscellaneous Files (1995-96)

1. Wheeling Pitt 2. [Loose Material] Update/Jobs Bill Part II

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3. Media – Jobs Bill 4. Prudential Settlement 5. Insurance – Strussin 6. [Unlabeled] SB 771 7. Insurance – PIE 8. Insurance – MBNA 9. Insurance – HRIO 10. AFIT 11. BP Oil Refinery Lima 12. US Steel Kobe 13. State Street Bank 14. Trenton By-pass 15. E.D. Pluto 16. E.D. Study 17. E.D. Navistar 18. E.D. Press Release 19. J&L Structural 20. E.D. Amana 21. E.D. Enterprise Zones 22. Volvo 23. E.D. General Dynamics 24. North Star Steel 25. Cleveland Land Assembly Project 26. Delafoil/Philips 27. Toledo Express Airport 28.Cafaro Co. SR 46 29.John Platt 30. TIDs 31. Interchanges 32. State Infrastructure Banks 33. Governor Discretionary Funds

Box 113-10 – Rail Commission

1. Ohio Rail Development Commission – General 2. ORDC – Forwarded for Response 3. North Ridgeville Rail 4. Grade Separation Program 5. ORC – Colley, Michael

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6. Ohio Valley Coal 7. Rail Transit 8. Conrail Acquisition 9. NS-CSX Acquisition 10. Conrail – Constituent Letters and Replies 11. CSX-NS Mtgs 12. Ohio Valley Coal Company 13. Snow, Goode Letters 14. [Unlabeled] 15. NS/CSX Cleveland Problem 16. [Unlabeled] NS/CSX Cleveland Problem (2) 17. Koren – CSX/NS 18. [Unlabeled] NS/CSX Cleveland Problem 19. Rail Acquisition – Testimonies from Joint Legislative Hearings

Series 5.4: Cluster Agencies files (Mike Koren) Box #113-11 – Cluster Agencies

1. BWC Weekly Reports 2. BWC – Forwarded for Response 3. BWC – Letters for GVV Signature 4. BWC – Memos to EA 5. BWC – Requests from Governor 6. BWC – Responses to Governor 7. Commerce Weekly Reports 8. Commerce 9. Commerce – Green Buckeye Program 10. Commerce – EA Response 11. Commerce – Forwarded for Response 12. Commerce – Letters for Signature 13. Commerce – Memos from EA 14. Commerce – Memos to EA 15. Commerce – Requests from the Governor 16. Commerce – Responses to Governor 17. Industrial Commission Weekly Reports 18. IC 19. IC – Richard Harris vs. IC 20. IC – Letters for Signature

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21. IC – Requests from Governor 22. Inspector General’s Office 23. Insurance Weekly Reports 24. Insurance 25. Insurance – Forwarded for Response 26. Insurance – Letters for Signature 27. Insurance – Request from Governor 28.Insurance – OADA 29.Liquor Control 30. Liquor Concerns 31. Liquor Control – Memos to EA 32. Liquor Control – Request from Governor 33. Liquor Control – Responses to Governor 34. Liquor Control – Weekly Reports 35. Ohio Turnpike Commission 36. OTC – Third Lane [3-ring binder] 37. OTC – Mullinax Issue 38. PUCO Weekly Reports 39. PUCO 40. PUCO – Forwarded for Response 41. PUCO – Letters for Signature 42. PUCO – Requests from Governor 43. PUCO – Responses to Governor 44. PUCO – Memos to EA 45. PUCO – Memos from EA 46. PUCO – EA Response 47. “Reflections of the Road: How the Ohio Turnpike Drives Our Economic

Progress, by Pauline Thoma (Berea, OH: Ohio Turnpike Commission, 1997) [perfect bound]

Box #113-12 – Cluster Agencies (Cont.)

PUCO:

1. Ameritech 2. Telephone Competition 3. AEP 4. SBC/Ameritech Merger 5. Area Code Information

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6. Brownouts 7. CEI’s Rachel Project 8. Centerior 9. Cinergy 10. Delta Revenue 11. First Energy 12. Fuel Source Advisory Counsel 13. Global Climate Change 14. Nominees 15. Oil and Gas Commission 16. Deregulation 17. Electric Dereg. Constituent Letters 18. Retail Wheeling Letter

Series 5.4: Transportation files (Mike Koren) Box #113-13 – Transportation

1. Weekly Reports 2. Letters for Signature 3. Forwarded for Response (3) 4. Memos from EA 5. Memos to EA 6. Requests from Governor 7. Responses to Governor 8. ODOT 9. Access Ohio 10. Briefings 11. Bexley Bridge 12. Blade Editorials 13. Budget Related Items 14. Butler County – TID 15. Cleveland Issues 16. Cleveland – RTA 17. Chesapeake By-Pass 18. Cell Towers 19. Dayton Signage 20. Fort Washington Way 21. ODOT Funding Issues

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22. Gas Tax 23. Governor’s Discretionary Fund 24. ISTEA Legislation 25. Jennings Freeway

Box #113-14 – Transportation

1. Major New Funding Projects 2. Municipality Funding 3. Ravenswood Connector 4. River Road Project 5. Ronald Reagan Highway 6. Sen. DeWine Suggestions 7. Sen. Glenn Highway 8. Spring-Sandusky Interchange 9. State Infrastructure Bank 10. Transportation Bill Conference 11. TRAC 12. Toledo Issues 13. Youngstown Issue 14. Letters in Support of Short Term Extension 15. Constituent Petition (Coalition for Citizen’s Control of Local Land Use) 16. I-270 17. I-280 18. I-71 19. I-74 20. I-77 21. SR 315 22. SR 33 23. SR 82 24. SR 237 25. Rest Area Closure Plan [3-ring binder] 26. “ODOT’s Draft, Major/New Construction Program, 1998-2005 (For Public

Comment)”

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Series 5.4: Chrysler-Jeep, Big Three & Misc. Files 1998 files (Mike Koren) Box #113-15 – Chrysler-Jeep

1. “State of Ohio Regional Growth Partnership: Site Information for Chrysler Corporation,” Prepared by SSOE, Inc. [3-ring binder]

2. “The State of Ohio and the City of Toledo’s Proposal for the Chrysler-Jeep Facility,” July 25, 1997 [3-ring binder]

3. “Regional Growth Partnership: Site Evaluation Study for Chrysler Corporation,”

4. Prepared by SSOE, Inc. [3-ring binder] 5. Chrysler-Toledo Jeep – Correspondence to/from Chrysler 6. Chrysler – Toledo Jeep – Correspondence to/from Governor’s Off. Internal 7. Chrysler/Jeep – Correspondence from Toledo 8. ODOD – Chrysler-Jeep Letters 9. Chrysler-Jeep Briefing – Mike Koren 10. Governor Voinovich – Keep Jeep Packet 11. Chrysler

Box #113-16 Big Three

1. Big Three Updates 2. Big Three ’96 Visit 3. Big Three Visit 2/26/97 4. GM Briefing 2/26/97 [DuoTang folder] 5. Chrysler Briefing 2/26/97 [DuoTang folder] 6. Big Four Briefing [DuoTang folder] 7. American Automobile Manufacturers Association background information

on 8. Industry’s key trade positions [DuoTang folder] 9. Big Three 1998 10. OITP – Big Four 11. Ford 12. Ford Batavia Plant 13. Ford Brook Park 14. Ford Lima Plant 15. Ford Lorain Assembly Plant 16. Ford/Korea

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17. Ford Letters 18. 3/17 Meeting with Governor 19. GM Delphi Brake Plant 20. GM – Dealerships 21. GM Moraine Diesel Project 22. GM Vandalia 23. GM Letters 24. GM National Composite Center 25. GM Layoffs 26. GM Strike 1998 27. GM – Buick 28.Honda 29.Toyota 30. Delphi Chassis Systems

Box #113-17 – Miscellaneous Files (1998)

1. ODOD 2. ODOD – Letters for Signature 3. ODOT 4. Miscellaneous 5. [Unlabeled] 6. [Unlabeled] Valentine Theater 7. Capital Budget 1998 8. Insurance Issues 9. PIE Legislation 10. ODOT III 11. ODOT

Series 5.5: Files of Tally Krumm and Jacqui Romer-Sensky (Miscellaneous Health Transition Files) Tally Krumm and Jacqui Romer-Sensky served as executive assistants to the governor during the first term. They concentrated on liaison related to health and human services issues and the transition from one administration to another. The records are arranged in the order in which they arrived. They are loosely arranged alphabetic by topic with special boxes focuses on the Family and Children First Council. The files contain correspondence, memos, printed

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material, meetings, legislative summaries, budget information, video tapes, and project and grant information. Two boxes listed in the original inventory did not arrive with the collection.

31.5 cu.ft. The records are in rough subject order.


• Miscellaneous Health Transition Files (Box# 2A-2F)

• Miscellaneous Health Transition Files (Box# 2G-2M)

• Miscellaneous Health Transition Files (Box# 2N-2S)

• Miscellaneous Health Transition Files (Box# 2T-2X)

Series 5.5: Miscellaneous Health Transition Files – Box #2A-2F (Tally Krumm and Jacqui Romer-Sensky) Box #2A

1. Health – Environmental Health 2. Health – Caring Program for Children 3. Health – Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators 4. Health – AIDS – HIV 5. Aging – Correspondence 6. Aging – General 7. Aging – Options for Elders 8. Health – General 9. Aging – Long-Term Care (Passport) 10. Health – Health Care Reform – Various State Programs 11. Health – Health Care Reform (2) 12. Mental Health – General 13. MR/DD – Administration/Fiscal Services 14. ODMR/DD 15. MR/DD – CAP 16. MR/DD – Child/Family/Adult Programs 17. MR/DD – Correspondence 18. MR/DD – Developmental Center 19. MR/DD – General 20. MR/DD – Task Force [NIF] 21. Human Services – Child Support

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22. Human Services – Weekly Communications (2) 23. Health Care Reform – HB 478 24. Aging – Weekly Comm. 1991 25. Health – Nursing Homes Data 26. Human Services – General 27. Human Services 28.Human Services – Medicaid – Audits & Reimbursements 29.Human Services – Weekly Reports 30. Mental Health Correspondence 31. Mental Health Director 32. Food Stamp Fraud 33. ODHS 34. Fragile Children 35. HCAP 36. Health – Health Care Reform in Ohio 37. “The State of Ohio’s Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Plan, State Fiscal 38. Years 1992, 1993, and 1994, Sept. 6, 1991″ [stapled]

Box #2B

1. Health [NIF] 2. Health Care Working Uninsured 3. Health – Holzer Clinic 4. Health Care Reform 5. [Unlabeled] Health Care Reform 6. Health – Infant Mortality Reduction – Initiatives 7. [Unlabeled] Day Care 8. HCAP – HCFA New Regs. 9. Healthy Start 10. BWC 11. BWC/OIC 12. Industrial Comm. – General 13. Industrial Comm. – Correspondence 14. Industrial Comm – Operations 15. Governor’s Task Force on Closure of Ohio Veterans’ Children’s Home [3-

ring binder] 16. Insurance – Life & Health 17. Insurance – Administration 18. Insurance – Consumer Services

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19. Insurance – Correspondence 20. Insurance – Finance 21. Insurance – HMO 22. Rehabilitation Services Commission – General

Box #2C

1. OVCH – Ohio Veterans’ Children’s Home 2. Jackie Sensky 3. “Investigation of Alleged Reporting and Non-Reporting of Significant

Events at OVCH” 4. “Special Documents, From City, State and International Officials,”

Advanced Training Institute International (2) 5. “Revised Mid-Year Plan Fiscal Years 1996-97, as of Dec. 31, 1995” [GBC

bound] 6. “Task Force on the Closure of the Ohio Veterans’ Children’s Home, Meeting

No.1, 11/2/95” [Envelope] 7. “Ohio Veterans’ Children’s Home Handbook for Residents and their

Families [3-ring binder] 8. [Loose Material] 9. “OVCH Closure Status Report & Mid-Year Budget Plan as of Dec. 31, 1996”

[GBC] 10. [Loose Material] 11. “Proposed Biennium Budget Fiscal Years 1998-1999” [GBC bound] 12. [Loose Material] 13. Random Sample Drug/Alcohol Screen 3/7-8/1994 14. Ohio Veterans’ Children’s Home 1996-97 Biennium Budget Proposed [GBC] 15. Admissions Analysis – Jackie Sensky 16. 1996-97 Biennium Budget Proposal

Box #2D [Not Received Yet]

1. GVV’s Misc. Correspondence 1996 2. GVV’s Misc. Correspondence 1995 3. DYS 2000 – 1995 Goals & Objectives 4. ODADAS – 1994 Annual Report 5. Senate Bill One – Medicaid 6. Health Correspondence

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Box #2E [Not Received Yet]

1. Family and Children First Cabinet Council 2. Tally Krumm – Misc. Industrial Comm. Health

Box #2F

1. Health Correspondence 2. Senate Bill 1 – Medicaid 3. [Loose Material] 4. Decker Family Development Center, Barberton, OH [Folder] 5. [Loose Material] 6. “Briefing Book,” Ohio Family & Children First Initiative,” 1992 [Perfect

bound] 7. [Loose Material] 8. “Every Child Ready for School: Report of the Action Team on School

Readiness,” National Governors Association [Booklet] 9. [Loose Material] 10. “Family and Children First Initiative” Oct. 8 & 9, 1992 [Stapled] 11. [Loose Material] 12. “Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services 1995 Annual

Report” 13. “The State of Ohio’s Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Plan, State Fiscal

Years 1994 Through 1998,” June 18, 1993 [Stapled] 14. “Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services 1994 Annual

Report” 15. “DYS 2000 . . . The Road to Reclaiming Ohio’s Youth . . . the Road Map . .

DYS Fiscal Year 1995 Goals and Objectives,” July 1994 [GBC bound] 16. [Loose Material] 17. GAP Group of Black Adoptive Parents Newsletter [Perfect bound] 18. [Loose Material] 19. Miscellaneous Correspondence – 1995 [Empty Folder] 20. [Loose Material] 21. Miscellaneous Correspondence – 1996 [Empty Folder]

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Series 5.5: Miscellaneous Health Transition Files – Box #2G-2M (Tally Krumm and Jacqui Romer-Sensky) Box #2G

1. Abstinence Education Grant Information 1997-98 2. Education Grant Information 3. Abstinence Educ. Mailing List 4/97 4. Ad Council 5. Open Records, Etc. 6. Press/News Releases 7. Adapt 8. Adopt Ohio 9. Adoption [NIF] 10. Adoption – Families to Kids/Kellogg 11. Adoption – Wendy’s 12. Adoption – AASH Midwest 13. Adoption Task Force 14. Adult Emergency Assistance 15. Agency Travel 16. Aging – Assisted Living 17. Aging – Janis Center 18. Aging – Medicare [NIF] 19. Agri-General 20. AIDS

Box #2H

1. Benchmarks 2. Birth Certificates 3. Budget 4. Budget – FY 96-97 5. Budget – FY 98-99 6. Catholic Charities 7. Certificate of Need (CON) 8. Child Abuse 9. Child Care 10. Child Support 11. Children’s Defense Fund

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12. Children’s Trust Fund 13. Cleveland Infant Mortality 14. County Commissioners 15. Director Search 16. Drug Free Babies 17. EZ/EC Proposals 18. Easton 19. Electronic Benefit Transfer Systems (EBT) 20. Enterprise Zones 21. Fathers 22. The Finance Project 23. Flood 24. General Assistance (GA) 25. Graduate Medical Education 26. Guardcare 27. Health – AIDS Unit 28.Health – Breath Tests 29.Health – Quality 30. HMOs (Health Maintenance Organization) 31. HB 274 32. HB 478

Box #2I

1. Human Service Cluster Goals 2. Immunization 3. Individual Options Waivers (IO Waiver) 4. Kennedy School 5. LEAP (Learning, Earning, & Parenting) 6. MR/DD Vision 7. Medical Savings Account 8. Medically Fragile Children 9. Mental Health/Hospital Closures 10. Mental Health/MACSIS 11. Nursing Home Regs. 12. OCAP (Ohio Client Assistant Program) 13. ODADAS 14. OhioCare 15. Ohio Health Care Board

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16. OPAIL – Ohio Personal Assistance for Independent Living 17. Ohio State Medical Board 18. PBS 19. Parent Custody 20. Park Farms 21. Passport

Box #2J

1. Medicare & Choice 2. Abortion (2) 3. Viagra 4. Medicaid Coverage of Viagra for Erectile Dysfunction Background Info [3-

ring binder] 5. Protect Ohio 6. Quality Rules 7. Rabies 8. Right to Life 9. Rites of Passage 10. SACWIS 11. Spouse Program 12. SSI Kids 13. Teenage Pregnancy 14. Transfer Services 15. Transfer Service Contract 16. Trauma System 17. Volunteers 18. Weather Emergency 19. Joint Welfare Reform Collaboration Commission 20. Welfare – SB 1 21. Winners’ League

Box #2K – Family & Children First Council

1. Access to Services Subcommittee 2. Audits 3. Birth to Three 4. Budget 5. Case Management

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6. Comprehensive Planning 7. Confidentiality 8. CGPA (Council of Governors’ Policy Advisors)

Counties:

1. Ashtabula 2. Cuyahoga 3. Hamilton 4. Hopewell 5. Lawrence 6. Lucas 7. Non-Pilot Cos. 8. Other Cos. 9. Perry 10. Stark 11. Van Wert 12. County Selection Process 13. Crisis Response 14. Critics 15. Cross Systems Training 16. Early Childhood Centers 17. Early Start 18. Grants 19. Kellogg Grant 20. Happy Letters

Box #2M – Family & Children First Council (Cont.)

1. Family Stability 2. Family Stability Incentive Fund 3. Early Childhood Committee 4. Family Resource Center 5. Casey Grant 6. GVV Memos 7. Carnegie Grant 8. Head Start Study 9. Head Start Montgomery Co. Community Action Agency 10. Head Start

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11. Helpline Team

Series 5.5: Miscellaneous Health Transition Files – Box #2N-2S (Tally Krumm and Jacqui Romer-Sensky) Box #2N – Family % Children First Council (Cont.)

1. Legislation 2. Licensing 3. Literacy 4. Long Term Foster Care 5. MR/DD 6. Management of System Sub-Committee 7. February Policy Academy 8. July 92 Meeting 9. March 92 Meeting 10. 1996 Conference 11. Policy Academy III 12. September Policy Academy 13. “Celebrate” Conference 14. Clusters 15. County Coordinator Meetings 16. December Meeting 1991 17. Communications/Marketing Plan 18. Cabinet Meetings 19. Communications Meetings [NIF] 20. Hopewell 21. Human Services – Medically Fragile Children 22. In-Home Service 23. Kinship Care 24. LINCCS (Linking Interagency Networks for Computer Systems)

Box #2O – Family % Children First Council (Cont.)

1. Team Meetings 2. NGA 3. Newsletter 4. News Release 5. OSU Partnership

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6. Parents 7. Personnel 8. Prenatal Committee 9. Respite Care 10. Rule Reduction 11. Seniors in Schools (Volunteers) 12. School Readiness Resource Centers 13. Service Coordination Plans 14. Site Visits 15. Soros Foundation 16. Specialized Service Capacity 17. Staff 18. State Reports 19. Team 20. Training 21. United Way 22. Urban Schools 23. Web Site 24. Providers 25. Publications 26. Transportation

Box #2P – Family % Children First Council (Cont.)

1. Press Contracts 2. Video 3. Well Baby Subcommittee 4. Wellness Grant 5. Head Start Satellite 6. Rob Reiner Video Message (video) 7. National Head Start Association 9/24/98 (video)

Box #2Q

1. Prenatal and Infancy – Miscellaneous 2. Appalachian Family % Children First Council (6/94) 3. General Correspondence – Family % Children First (1995) 4. Jacqui Sensky – Miscellaneous Correspondence 1995 5. Aging – Constituent Affairs

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6. Dept. of Health – Constituent Affairs 7. ODADAS ( Dept. of Alcohol % Drug Addiction Services) 8. ODADAS Pride Conference 9. Department of Health – Miscellaneous 10. Department of Health – Abortion 11. Department of Mental Health – Miscellaneous 12. Department of Human Services – Estate Recovery 13. Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission 14. Aging – Miscellaneous 15. Department of Alcohol % Drug Addiction Services

Box #2R

1. MR/DD – Constituent Affairs 2. Human Services – Constituent Affairs 3. Laurel Homes 4. GVV – General Correspondence 1998 5. GVV – General Correspondence 1997 6. Jacqui Sensky – General Correspondence 1997 7. Jacqui Sensky – General Correspondence 1998

Box #2S

1. Final Analysis HB 419 % HB 274 2. Jacqui Sensky – General Correspondence 1996 3. NGA Childhood Conference 10/97 4. Jacqui Sensky – Regrets 5. Jacqui Sensky – Travel 6. Follow-Up 7. [Unlabeled] Release Forms 8. Other States Reports

Series 5.5: Miscellaneous Health Transition Files – Box #2T-2X (Tally Krumm and Jacqui Romer-Sensky) Box #2T

1. Original County Proposals 2. Knox Co. 1993-94 A Plan to Collaborate

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3. Union Co. – 1993 Planning Phase Demonstration Grant Project 4. Tuscarawas Co. Grant Proposal – 1993 5. Lake Co. 3/24/93 6. Montgomery Co. 1993 – Initiative 7. Holmes & Wayne Cos. – Taking the Initiative 8. Hocking Co. – Planning Phase – 1993 9. Columbiana Co. – Planning Phase – 1993 10. Belmont Co. – Community Action Commission Phase Demonstration Grant 11. Mahoning Co. – 1993 Project Indentification Form 12. Shelby Co. – Demonstration Grant 13. Richland Co. – Project Indentification Form 14. Butler Co. – A New Direction for the Future 15. Mercer Co. – Project Indentification Form – 1993 16. Summit Co. Initiative 1993 17. Portage Co. – Initiative 1993 18. Crawford Co. – Initiative 1993 19. Noble Co. – 1993 – Project Identification Form 20. Medina Co. – Initiative 21. Clark Co. – 1993 – Proposal 22. Washington Co. – Demonstration Grant – 1993 23. Ashland Co. – 1993 – Proposal 24. Erie Co. – Demonstration Grant 1993 25. Allen Co. – 1993 – Project Identification Form 26. Licking Co. – 1993 – Project Identification Form (2) 27. Lorain Co. – 1993 – Proposal 28.Carroll Co. – 1993 – Planning Grant 29.Greene Co. – 1993 – Proposal 30. Ross Co. – Project Identification Form – 1993 31. Hancock Co. – Project Identification Form – 1993 32. Jefferson Co. – Proposal – 1993 33. Huron Co. – 1993 – Initiative

Box #2U – Family & Children First Council (Cont.)

1. Proposed Affiliation – The Toledo Hospital 2. Family & Children First Indicators 3. Marion Co. – Demonstration Grant – 1993 4. FOCUS (Families Organized for Children’s United Services) 1993 5. Holmes & Wayne Cos. – Taking the Initiative (1993)

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6. Delaware & Morrow Cos. – Demonstration Grant – 1993 7. Cuyahoga Co. – Proposal – 1993 8. Athens Co. – Proposal – 1993 9. Logan Co. – Project Identification Form – 1993 10. Trumbull Co. – Proposal – 1993

Box #2V – Family & Children First Council (Cont.)

1. The Status of Children in Cuyahoga Co. 1991 2. Programs for Special Needs Children (Ages 3-5) 1992-93 3. Special Education Directory – “Decade of Educational Progress” 4. Madison Co. – Proposal – 1993 5. Clermont Co. – Proposal – 1993 6. Fairfield Co. – Proposal – 1993 7. Hamilton Co. – Training Workshop Manual 8. Seneca Co. -1993 – Proposal 9. Hocking Co. – Demonstration Grant – 1993 10. InterSystem Training Workshop Manual

Box #2W – Family & Children First Council (Cont.)

1. Family & Children First Cabinet Council, Sept. 23, 1994 [Clipped] 2. Ibid., Jan. 20, 1997 [DuoTang Folder] 3. Ibid., April 26, 1994 [Clipped] 4. [Loose Material] 5. “An Important Message regarding School Readiness from Governor George

V. Voinovich,” Ohio Family and Children First [Video]

Box #2X

1. Governor’s Misc. Correspondence [Alphabetic files A-V] 2. Health Dept. (Bill Ryan)

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Series 5.6: Files of Jennifer Baxendell (1995-96), Philip Serghini (1996-1998), and Bill Ryan (Health and Human Services Files) Philip Serghini and Bill Ryan served as executive assistants and Jennifer Baxendell served as a special assistant to the governor. They concentrated on liaison related to health and human services issues. The records are arranged in the order in which they arrived. They are loosely arranged alphabetic by topic with special boxes focuses on the Family and Children First Council. The files contain correspondence, memos, printed material, meetings, legislative summaries, budget information, video tapes, and project and grant information. Two boxes listed in the original inventory did not arrive with the collection.

37.5 cu.ft. The records are in rough subject order by originator.


• Baxendell Files (Box# 1-3) • Baxendell Files (cont.) (Box# 4-6) • Baxendell Files (cont.) (Box# 7-9) • Serghini Files (Box# 1-3) • Serghini Files (cont.) (Box# 4-6) • Serghini Files (cont.) (Box# 7-11) • Ryan Files

Series 5.6: Jennifer Baxendell Files – Box #1-3 Box #1 – Baxendell Mental Health – General

1. Issue Brief on MH/Substance Abuse – GW University 2. MH statewide priorities report 3. Hamilton County $150 MH Conference 4. Memo to GVV from Hogan re: MH hospital cost reduction

Alcohol and Drug Addiction – Various

1. Lifehouse for Women Facility

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2. Letter to Sen. Bruce Johnson – drunk driving [Loose] 3. Drug strategies (2) [Folders] 4. Response to op ed on failure of war on drugs [Loose] 5. Other informational brochures [Loose]

MR/DD General

1. Lemon Law for disability technology devices 2. TRAIN – Technology Related Assistance Information Network 3. Waiting lists 4. State Cluster Inter-Systems funding FY 96 [Loose] 5. Draft Vision for Transforming Ohio’s MR/DD System [Loose] 6. Letter from Filling Home with regard to Draft Vision [Loose]

Department of Aging

1. General agency information 2. NGA Employment Opportunities Guide Report 3. Letter to David Pryor – White House Conf. on Aging 4. Alzheimer’s Disease programs [Loose] 5. Letter to Rep. Sean Logan – Meals on Wheels [Loose] 6. Assisted Living 7. Passport

Office of Budget and Management

1. 1996 State of the State 2. Wasteful federal programs 3. Budget projections (96) 4. ’96 Budget memo/capital bill info 5. Federal budget 6. Browning Budget testimony 7. Federal deficit comments by GVV [Loose] 8. Budget highlights 96-97 [Loose] 9. Medicaid overview [Loose] 10. Ohio 2000 – A Practical Vision for Ohio’s Future [Loose]

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Ohio Dept. of Human Services

1. Title IV-E Waive 2. ODHS Block Grant Planning 3. Child Welfare Consent Decree 4. Inspector General letter to Tompkins 5. Inspector General Report of Investigation “Rites of Pasage” [Perfect

bound] 6. HHS Waivers

Ohio Dept. of Health

1. Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities 2. General correspondence and information 3. X-ray inspections (Dept. of Health) 4. ASHTO Grant Consolidation [Loose] 5. Tobacco vender compliance info. [Loose] 6. Nurse Aide training [Loose] 7. Health Care Facility rules [Loose] 8. Breathalyzer calibration 9. [Loose material] 10. Memo from Somani to Rep. Schuck on environmental programs [Loose] 11. HCFA certification of health care facilities 12. Letter to Sen. Gillmor re: large chicken farms [Loose] 13. Letter of support from Health Dept. for continued Ryan White funding 14. Memo to GVV on Ryan White from Somani [Loose] 15. NGA letter of support to Congress on Ryan White [Loose] 16. Ohio Hospital Association letter re: quality rules [Loose] 17. AIDS Prevention Unit 18. Internal Grants Administration Information 19. Certificate of Need (CON) Quality Rules 20. Re-organization

Mental Health – General

1. WorkForce Training 2. Memo from Mermis to LG 3. Re-Engineering Project Meeting (June 14, 1996) 4. Memo from Bowland to GVV

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5. Memo from Mermis to Bowland

Block Grant Implementation – Welfare Reform

1. Memo from Tompkins to Sensky on implementation 2. Caseload data 3. Ohio’s State Plan to Shalala (HHS) 4. Index to provisions of HR 3734

Conference Negotiations on Federal Welfare Reform

1. State grant breakdown 2. Conference agreement 3. Welfare Reform Charts – Misc. 4. W-4 Reporting Information

Ohio Caseload Decline – Comparison Information

1. Memo to GVV re: ADC decline 2. Cato Report on Better Wages on Welfare 3. Various charts and caseload figures 4. AFDC Jobs Statistics/Information

Ohio Welfare Reform

1. Fixing Welfare Right – Time Magazine article 2. Memo to GVV from Tompkins re: participating rates for JOBS Program 3. Tompkins testimony on job training reform (June 2, 1994) 4. Memo to GVV on expanding public employment of ADC participants 5. GVV’s Toward Slef-Sufficiency in Ohio (March 1995) 6. Ohio’s Welfare Record 7. GVV memo to Tompkins about wage sharing 8. Press release on federal approval of 1994 waivers – communities of

opport. 9. Response from Tompkins to GVV – AFDC work requirements and teen

preg. 10. Breaking Free of Welfare Cycle . Ohio programs 11. Memo to Dawson re: Wisconsin (March 9, 1995) 12. Toward Welfare Reform in Ohio (May 6, 1994)

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13. Cincinnati Enquirer (BG Gregg) – Ohio A Leader In Welfare Reform 14. HB 167 15. Drug screening 16. Key welfare reform 17. Welfare Block Grant, July ’96 18. Food Stamp error rates 19. JOBS rules 167 20. Absent fathers 21. Communities of Opportunity 22. ODHS Vision document 23. Fed Budget Resolution 24. ODHS Ed GED 25. County Pilot RFP

Box #3 – Baxendell

1. Gramm Bill 2. National Welfare Reform – update 3. Welfare reorganization 4. Wage 5. Sets 6. Welfare Steering Committee 7. National Welfare Reform Savings 8. National Welfare Reform Amendments 9. EBT – Electronic Benefits Transfer Program 10. Ohio School-to-Work 11. LEAP – Learning, Earning & Parenting (2) 12. IV-E Administrative Costs 13. General Assistance 14. Adult Emergency Assistance 15. HB 167 Corrections – HB 710 16. 167 Waiver request 17. Welfare re-engineering 18. Greene Co. Welfare 19. Clinton & teen pregnancy 20. Welfare comparison 21. Individual Development Accounts 22. Have A Heart 23. Michigan Welfare Reform

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24. Illinois Welfare Reform 25. Wisconsin Welfare Reform 26. New Jersey – Family Cap 27. California Welfare Reform 28.Unemployment eligibility case 29.SB 292 – Child Support Collections 30. ADC encumbrance for child care 31. Rev. McCauley 32. Welfare letter to Dole, DeWine & Co. 33. Food Stamp error rate

Series 5.6: Jennifer Baxendell Files – Box #4-6 Box #4 – Baxendell

1. Parado’ document 2. Waiver approval 3. Senate Bills (2) 4. Child Support stats 5. National Welfare Reform – interest groups 6. Domestic violence 7. Medical Board 8. Estate recovery 9. Nursing home regulations 10. ODHS – Next Steps – Managed Care 11. Key Medicaid 12. Clinton Medicaid Bill 13. Ohio Care Work Plan 14. Managed care RFP’s transfer


1. Maximizing Fed. Dollars Proposal – consultant pitch 2. ERISA – Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 3. Medicaid formula 4. Medicaid restructuring 5. UC Privatization – University of Cincinnati Hospital 6. HB 478 – Kassebaum/Kennedy 7. Medicaid Caps

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8. Medicaid Retreat 9. Robert Wood Johnson Grant 10. Medicaid Waiver reform & MR/DD 11. Ohio Care – Next Steps 12. Ohio Care & Plain Dealer 13. Managed Care hearings 14. Medicaid formula – Commerce Comm. 15. Commerce Comm. – Medicaid Bill 16. Chambers Lawsuit 17. Ohio Care 18. Managed Care RFP’s (transfer)


1. AARP – Medicaid/Care 2. Any Willing Provider (legislation) 3. Medicare 4. Ohio Insurance stats 5. MH-ODADAS Carve Out 6. Ohio Nurses Association 7. Medicaid Children’s Waivers 8. Marcy Kaptur & Medicaid 9. Glaxo 10. CON 11. NGA letters 12. Rural Health 13. NGA policies 14. ABC Pilot 15. Medicaid Waiver Programs 16. Lewin Group – VHI 17. Kaiser Reports 18. Senate Medicaid 19. Associatins on Block Grants 20. Health Care Data Center 21. HMO RFP 22. MCSIS – Steering Committee 23. HS Block Grant background 24. Protocol for 1115 Wavier 25. Boren Relief

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26. Insurance Bill 27. Medicaid Children’s Waiver 28.GME – Graduate Medical Education 29.Medicaid background 30. HCAP 31. RGA Survey on Waivers 32. Legislative Version of NGA Med./Welfare Policies

Series 5.6: Jennifer Baxendell Files – Box #7-9 Box #7 – Baxendell Welfare to Work

1. On-Line Debit – OGA 2. Food Stamps – time limit 3. Lawrence/Netzley Bill 4. State TANF proposal 5. Design Principles Team 6. TANF Implementation Group 7. [Loose material] 8. Children’s Defense Fund 9. Hamilton Co. Family & Children First Pilot 10. Franklin Co. 11. Family & Children First Restructures 12. MAD dads 13. Tracey Brown 14. Responsible Fatherhood 15. Family & Children First Retreats 16. Prevention Block Grant 17. “Creating Collaborative Frameworks for School Readiness: By the Year

2000, All Children in America Will Start School Ready to Learn,” National Governors’ Association [Booklet]

18. Out of Home Placement Reductions


1. Ohio Family & Children First Reports 2. Confidentiality 3. Family & Children First

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4. Judges Conference 5. Dependecy HB 274 6. Early Start 7. Wingspread 8. Adoption 9. Help Me Grow 10. Correspondence 11. Constituent Requests – Completed (2) 12. “Child Care, head Start, and Education: Forging Partnerships in Ohio for

Young Children and Their Families,” Oct. 18, 1995 [DuoTang folder] 13. Reclaim 14. Head Start 15. Pregnancy Prevention


1. Licensure 2. November Conference 3. Transportation joint use 4. Family Court Feasibility Study 5. Hamilton Co. Family & Children First 6. Family & Children First new staff orientation 7. Family & Children, 1st indicators 8. Abortion Bill 9. Children 10. Kinship Care 11. Public Children Services Association of Ohio 12. Head Start 13. Child Welfare background 14. School Readiness Centers 15. Teen pregnancy 16. Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities [DuoTang folder] 17. “Pregnant Women, Infants and Children: A report of the Services Provided 18. Through the State of Ohio Medicaid Program to Childbearing Women,

Infants 19. And Children,” May 1996, Ohio Department of Human Services [Perfect

bound] “Planning for Enhanced Medicaid Service Delivery and Cost Containment in Ohio:

20. Resumes,” Deloitte & Touche [GBC bound]

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21. Traumatic brain injury 22. Referrals to DC Office 23. Waiver cases 24. Joyce Foundation 25. Speeches 26. Ohio Train/Gov’s Council on People w/ Disabilities

Series 5.6: Philip Serghini Files – Box #1-3 Box #1 – Serghini Welfare Reform

1. ODHS – caseloads – Tough Love 2. HR 3734 – NGA analysis 3. TANF Regs. – comments 4. Fair Labor Standards 5. Food Stamps & sanctions 6. Welfare Reform Press Conf. – Hudson 7. State plan 8. Welfare Reform – Committee 9. Colored charts 10. Bishop Pilla (10/22/97) 11. Food Stamp Accuracy Plan 12. Transportation 13. HB 408 Amendments 14. Family Cap – information 15. Block Grants – work requirements 16. Welfare Reform Proposal 17. Legal immigrants – Food Stamps 18. Bock Grants & legal immigrants 19. “Children and Welfare Reform, Issue Brief 1: How Welfare Reform Can Help

or Hurt Children,” National Center for Children in Poverty [booklet] 20. “Children and Welfare Reform: Highlights from Recent Research,”

National Center for Children in Poverty [Booklet] 21. [Loose material] 22. “Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act: A

Compilation of Implementation Materials,” Apr. 1997 [shrink wrapped] 23. “Time Limits in Welfare Reform,” National Conference of State

Legislatures Children and Families Program, Aug 1996 [Rubber banded]

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Box #2 – Serghini

Budget

1. Hancock County/Blanchard Hospital 2. Medical Record fees 3. Budget Vetoes 4. [Loose material] 5. “Optional Medicaid Services” 6. Students & Seniors 7. [Loose material] 8. Recordation Fee (OHTF) 9. Medicaid Estate Recovery – Budget Initiative 10. Sub-Acute Care 11. DYS – Education & F&CF Initiative 12. Mental Health – Budget 13. Ohio Jewish Communities, Inc. 14. ODA Purchasing/ODHS Budget 15. OBM Recommendations for HHS Cluster 16. ODHS – MIS – Budget 17. Adult Emergency Assistance 18. [Loose clips] 19. Confeence Committee 20. Food Banks $36 Million 21. ODA – RSS Budget 22. Legal immigrant/refugees budget 23. [Loose material] 24. “The State of Ohio Budget in Detail as Reported by the Conference

Committee,” Legislative Budget Office, June 23, 1997 [Stapled] 25. [Loose material] 26. ODHS Budget Info., 1997 [DuoTang Folder] 27. Adopt Ohio 28.Medicaid/OHA 29.EBT/Lane Formula 30. Medicaid Budget 31. Drug Free Babies – chart 32. Child Support HB 352 Press Conf. 33. Fact sheet 34. [Loose material]

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35. Governor’s State Employee Child Support Executive Order 36. Aging/Mental Health/ADA – Epicenter 37. F&CF – child spending speadsheet (2) 38. Wellness Block Grant 39. [Loose material]

Box #3 – Serghini

Child Care

1. [Loose material] 2. Child Care 3. USDA – Summer After School 4. Limited Type B Clean-Up 5. HB 570 – ODHS, Head Start Transfer ODE 6. Head Start – 6 Year Study 7. Protective & Special Needs Day Care 8. Head Start Budget 9. Head Start/Child Care 10. Non-Guarantee – Communications 11. [Loose material]

Insurance

1. MSA’s 2. Kasselbaum – Kennedy Act 3. HB 265 Amendment 4. MCULA 5. Blue Cross & HCA 6. Transfer Services

Health

1. Pulmonary Hemosiderosis 2. Abstinence Education Grants 3. Rabies – 4/97 4. Estate recovery 5. RAC Rules 6. Wil Contract 7. Family Planning – Amendment

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8. Adverse events 9. BCMH 10. Health Quality rules 11. Hepatitis B – immunizations 12. [Loose material] 13. Sen. White – tobacco legislation 14. Health – Protease Inhibitors – budget 15. SB 160 rules 16. Ambulance re-stocking 17. [Unlabeled file]

Series 5.6: Philip Serghini Files – Box #4-6 Box #4 – Serghini Fast

1. [Loose material] 2. Mini-Fast 3. [Loose material] 4. Fast 5. Fast Initiative 1996/97

Lewin

1. ODHS – OBM Budget 2. [Loose material]

Trauma

1. [Loose material] 2. Trauma Registry Legislation 3. [Loose material] 4. Trauma 5. [Loose material] 6. Trauma – Metro Meetings 10/3/97

Box #5 – Serghini

1. Responsible Fatherhood

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2. Workforce Development 3. Chip Press Conference Information 4. Day Care for the Medically Fragile 5. Child Health 6. PPEC 7. Healthy Start (2) [DuoTang folders] 8. [Loose material] 9. LSC 122 0040 (5) [Stapled] 10. Hattie Larlham Bulletin, vol. II no. 1, Winter 1997 11. [Loose material] 12. Hattie Larlham info 13. Progency 14. Bill drafts 15. Chip 16. [Loose material] 17. Chip 18. [Loose material] 19. Chip – Health Policy Council 20. [Loose material]

Box #6 – Serghini

1. Health Insurance Coverage for Children 2. Misc. – General Correspondence 3. Weeklies

Series 5.6: Philip Serghini Files – Box #7-11 Box #7 – Serghini

1. McIntrye – Ohio Med 2. Adapt 3. Transfer Services – TRO 4. Tuft’s – Report 2/23/98 5. Cariac Catherization 6. Press Conference – Tax Cut 7. West Side Market 8. Health – Grants 9. Flood ’98 – Adults

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10. Employer Partners Information 11. Community Wavier Rules 3/98 12. Refugee Program ODHS 13. Client Assistance Program 14. Transportation 15. Mega Farms 16. Slow Pay HICs 17. Graduate Medical Education 18. Tanf Surplus 19. Tobacco – retail licensing 20. Tanf $ for Dual Tanf / Children’s Services 21. Health Lab 22. ADA Proposal 23. Rise 24. Mansfield Head Start 25. Client Assistance Program 26. Medicare Ombudsman 27. SACWIS 28.Wayne Sholes 29.Child Care 30. Child Care Press Conf. 31. Gov’s Council – Award 32. Welfare to Work 33. 0-3 Block Grant 34. HHS Organ Transplant rules 35. SOS Legislation 36. Dayton Widow’s Home 37. Early Start 38. AAA-9 Bysville 39. SETS 40. Early Education System Design 41. Kentucky Model 42. Urban Schools Initiative (F7FC Components)

Misc. – Health

1. 1996 – The Annie E. Casey Foundation – Kids Count Data Book 2. Children’s Defense Fund – Child Learning Brochure 3. Interagency Recovery Task Force – Flood of March 1997

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4. The Rabies Project: Briefing Information 5. The Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured 6. Carnegie Corporation of New York – Starting Points (Young Children) 7. Public Policy Institute – AARP – Reforming the Health Care System 1997 8. Map & Track – National Center for Children in Poverty (State Initiatives) 9. NGA Best Practices – Strategies to Improve Managed Care Quality &

Oversight 10. ERIS Computer System 11. Dept. of Human Services – SETS Project

Box #9 – Serghini

1. Philip Serghini – Misc. Correspondence 2. Philip Serghini – Weeklies 3. [Unlabeled folder]

Box #10 – Serghini

1. Court of Appeals – Montgomery County 2. Children’s Services vs. Michael Murphy, Judge 3. [Loose material] 4. SSI – Children 5. USDA – Boys Club Food $ 6. Bellamy – Foster Care Case 7. [Loose material] 8. Laudermilk 9. [Loose material] 10. State of the State – Jan. 14, 1997 11. [Loose material] 12. State of the State 1994 [NIF]

Box #11 – Serghini

1. Immigrants 2. Welfare reform 3. Food Stamps 4. HCAP 5. Tobacco 6. Patient protection

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7. Patient Bill of Rights 8. Marion Cancer/Leukemia

Series 5.6: Bill Ryan Files Box #113-0059 – Ryan/EA/Human Services

1. Operation Improvement Task Force 2. Prospective billing 3. Quarterly report 4. School land 5. Smart Card 6. SETS 7. Transition 8. Update Newsletter 9. Waivers 10. Weekly communication ’92 11. General 12. HMO 13. Investigation 14. Medicaid reform

Box #113-0060 – Ryan/Insurance

1. Insurance Budget 2. Fraternal insurance 3. Insurance general 4. Goals & objectives 5. HMO 6. JVA 7. Legislation 8. Medi – Gap 9. Title 10. Weekly communications 1991 11. Weekly 1992

Box #113-0061 – Ryan/EA/Mental Health

1. Budget

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2. Budget cuts 3. Children 4. Community 5. Constituent cases 6. Donor’s form 7. Downsizing 8. EEO & MBE 9. Federal 10. General 11. Objectives 12. Hospitals 13. Investigations 14. Legislative 15. Mandated coverage 16. Medicaid 17. Oakwood 18. Operation Improvement Task Force 19. Personnel 20. Mental health press 21. Sagamore Hills 22. Weekly communications 1991 23. Weekly comm. 1992 24. MR/DD: 25. Broadview 26. Budget 27. Cleveland Div’l Center 28.Ohio Clients Assist. Prog. 29.Constituent cases 30. Development Center 31. Planning Council 32. Early Intervention 33. Federal grants 34. General 35. Goals & objectives 36. Housing 37. ICF/MR 38. Individual options 39. Legislative 40. Nurse/Medicare

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41. Operation Improvement Task 42. Tax equity 43. Waivers 44. Weekly comm. 1992

Box #113-0062 – Ryan/EA/Lottery

1. Administration 2. Budget 3. Competitive process 4. Correspondence 5. Lottery dept. reports 6. Forest Grove 7. GTECH 8. Instant games rules 9. Legislative reports 10. Advertising 11. Marketing division 12. Meetings 13. Memos – GVV 14. Misc. 15. News clips 16. Operations Division 17. Operations Division Task Force 18. Phones 19. Request for qualification 20. Sales Division 21. Weekly 1991

Series 5.7: Files of Jim Burns (Economic Dev./Community Dev./Environment/Regulation Files) Jim Burns served as an executive assistant to the governor concentrating on liaison relating to economic and community development and environmental issues. The records are arranged in the order in which they were received. They are arranged alphabetic by department and alphabetic by file. The departments are : Agriculture; Commerce; Energy; Environmental Protection Agency; Industrial Relations; Insurance; Lottery; Ohio Department of Natural Resources; and,

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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. There are some miscellaneous files. The files contain correspondence, reports, memos, legislative summaries, printed materials, budget information, projects and programs, and communications.

37.5 cu.ft. The records are in subject order by department.


• Agriculture and Commerce files

• Energy and EPA files

• EPA files (cont.)

• EPA files (cont. 2)

• EPA, Industrial Relations and Insurance files

• Misc Lottery, Lottery and Miscellaneous files

• Miscellaneous and ODNR files

• ODNR files (cont.)

• PUCO files

Series 5.7: Agriculture and Commerce files (Jim Burns) Box# 113-0038 – Agriculture Files

1. Ag. Day 1993 2. Big K Mills 3. Cockfights 4. Controlling Board 5. Controlling Board [NIF] 6. Corn Yield 7. Correspondence 8. Department Reports 9. Disaster Relief 10. Drought Assessment 11. Drought Correspondence 12. Drought Response Plan 13. Drought Update 14. Enforcement Division 15. Fairs Coordination 16. Honda Project 17. Legislative Update

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18. Mowery Investigation 19. News Clips/Articles 20. News Releases 21. Ohio Cooperative Extension Service 22. Ohio Farmer 23. Ohio Food Products Directory 24. Ohio State Fair Correspondence (1991) 25. Ohio State Fair Correspondence (1992) 26. Ohio State Fair Correspondence (1993) 27. Ohio State Fair General Manager Search 28.Ohio State Fair – Stonewall Union 29.Pesticide Container Recycling 30. Pests 31. Plant Industry 32. Rural Rehabilitation Audit FY 98 33. Press 34. Satellite Offices 35. Toledo Office 36. Vetoes 37. Weights & Measures

The Following Folders Are on the Columbus Inventory But Not In Box:

38. Shawnee State Park 39. Sludge 40. Soil & Water Conservation 41. Snyder, Cooper 42. Spring Valley 43. State Newsprint Recycling Task Force 44. Stream Quality Monitoring 45. Submerged Land 46. Summer Jobs 47. Sunday Hunting 48. Travel 49. Trout Unlimited 50. Underground Injection Control 51. Union 52. US Dept. of Interior 53. Walnuts

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54. Water Basin Diversions 55. Watercraft 56. Wayne National Forest 57. Wellsville Water Plant 58. Wildfire Task Force 59. Wildlife 60. Wildlife Legislative Fund 61. The Wilds Project 62. Wildwood

Box# 113-1156 Commerce (A-W)

1. Administration 2. Annual Report 1993 3. Banks, Division of 4. Banks Selling Insurance 5. Barker Realty 6. Bingo 7. Boxing Commission 8. Burglar & Fire Alarm Legislation 9. BUSTR 10. Capital Budget 11. Census 12. Cleveland World Bank 13. Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce 14. Compliments 15. Consumer Finance, Division of 16. Correspondence 17. Credit Unions, Division of 18. Customer Survey 19. Department Reports 20. Federal Banking Issue 21. Financial Institution Restructuring 22. Fire Marshal 23. Fire Marshal (Cinn. Herald) 24. Goals & Objectives 25. JW Kelley 26. Legislative Reports 27. Licensing, Division of

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28.MBE 29.Memos – GVV 30. Memos – Miscellaneous 31. New London 32. News Releases 33. Ohio Banker’s Association 34. OPMA 35. Operations Improvement Task Force 36. Owens, Donna 37. Performance Evaluation 38. Personnel 39. Petroleum Contaminated Soil 40. Petroleum Underground Storage 41. Tank Release Comp. Board 42. Phones 43. Provident Bancorp 44. Real Estate, Division of 45. Relocation 46. Research Funds ($4.4M) 47. Savings 48. Savings & Loan Associations 49. Savings Bonds 50. Securities, Division of 51. Sunbelt Corporation 52. Travel 53. Unclaimed Funds, Division of 54. Urban Industrial Property 55. World Bank 56. “Evaluating Cooperatives as a Means for Economic Development Through

Infrastructure Improvement: A Program for Assessing Linkages Between Infrastructure and Rural Jobs,” A Joint Proposal of Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, July 1994 [GBC bound]

57. Weekly Communications 1993 58. Weekly Communications 1992

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Series 5.7: Energy and EPA files (Jim Burns) Box# 113-1155 – Energy

1. Alternative Fuel 2. “First Annual Report . . . 1993,” Ohio Alternative Fuel Advisory Council [GBC

bound] 3. Budget 4. Budget FY95 5. Campaign for Energy Efficiency 6. Clean Cities Program 7. Clean Up 8. Correspondence 9. Environmental Restoration & Waste Mgt. 10. Fact Sheet 11. Green Lights 12. Mixed Waste 13. Miscellaneous [NIF] 14. Northeast-Midwest Coalition 15. NAFTA 16. National Energy Strategy 17. Nesletter 18. Ohio Office 19. Program 20. Savings 21. Spent Nuclear Fuel 22. Department of Energy 23. Technology Reinvestment Project

Box# 113-1163 – EPA (A-P)

1. Asbestos 2. Bella Hess 3. Envirolink 4. Envirolink II 5. Environmental Committee 6. Environmental Consulting Proposal 7. Environmental Defense Fund 8. Environmental Law Institute

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9. Equal Opportunity 10. Ethanol 11. [Unlabeled] Ohio Business Mission to Central & Eastern Europe 12. Fish Tissue 13. Fuel Source Advisory Council 14. GM Moraine 15. General Electric 16. Great Lakes Commission 17. Great Lakes Policy Board 18. Great Lakes Protection Act of 1991 19. Great Lakes Protection Fund 20. Greater Cleveland Growth Association 21. Greenpeace 22. Harper, Carolyn 23. Health, Department of 24. Health, Department of – Great Lakes 25. HB 295 26. HB 298 27. HB 592 28.HB 3595 29.Indianapolis Technology Summit 30. Market Development Bill 31. National Governor’s Association 32. Nature Conservancy 33. Objectives, Goals, Strategies, Measures 34. Ohio Air Quality Development Authority 35. Ohio Environmental Council 36. Ohio Environmental Education Fund 37. Ormet Corporation 38. Osterland Asphalt Plant 39. Petroleum Contaminated Soil 40. Phosphorous Rules 41. PPG Lime Lakes 42. US Enrichment Corporation 43. Ohio Petroleum Council 44. American Electric Power 45. Ohio Citizen Action/OPIC 46. Monroe County Water Systems

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Series 5.7: EPA files cont. (Jim Burns) Box# 113-1163 – EPA (A-P)

1. 25 in 5 2. 33/50 Project 3. ABB Sanitec 4. AGCO 5. A&B Refuse Disposers, Inc. 6. ARTT 7. AT&T 8. Acid Spill – Trim Trends, Inc. 9. Administration 10. Advisory Council 11. Agency Briefing 12. Agreement-in-Principle 13. Air Fees 14. Alliance, City of (WWTP) 15. Allied Chemical 16. American Steel Foundries 17. American Steel & Wire 18. Animal Composting (SB 73) 19. Aristech Chemical Corp. 20. Ashland Chemical 21. Ashtabula River 22. BFI 23. BP America 24. Bakeries 25. Bassichis Real Estate 26. Bert Avenue Dump Site 27. Big D Campground (Ashtabula County) 28.BIF Rules (Boiler & Industrial Furnace) 29.BMY 30. Brooklyn, City of 31. Brownsfields Legislation 32. Bruewer Woodwork 33. Buckeye Steel Casting 34. Budget 35. BUSTR

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36. Capital Area Auto Parts Property 37. C&D Landfill 38. Canadian Waste 39. Capacity Assurance Plan 40. Carroll County Landfill 41. Case Western Reserve University 42. Cedar Lake Project 43. Celina 44. Cement Kilns 45. Chambers Development Company 46. Chemical Waste Management 47. Chicago 48. Chlorine Ban 49. Chrysler Corporation 50. Cincinnati Metropolitan Region Flood Study 51. Cincinnati Metro Sewer District/Taylor Creek 52. Cities 53. Citizens Against Pollution 54. Civil Penalties 55. Clean Air & ODOT

Box# 113-0041 – EPA (C-E)

1. Clean Air Act 2. Clean Air Act – 15% VOC Reduction 3. Clean-Land, Ohio 4. Clean Water Act 5. Clermont County 6. Cleveland Advanced Manufacturing Program 7. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company 8. Cleveland Oxy Fuel Program 9. Cleveland State University 10. Clover Hills 11. Cluster Rules 12. Coal Mining Discharge Fee 13. Columbiana County 14. City of Columbus 15. Columbus Auto Parts 16. Columbus Trash Burning Power Plant

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17. Complaints 18. Conesville Landfill 19. Contact List 20. Coolville 21. Correspondence 22. Correspondence/Governor 23. Crossridge Landfill 24. Cuyahoga County 25. DOE Site Treatment Plans 26. Dayton International Airport 27. Dayton Office 28.Department of Defense & State MOA 29.Department Reports 30. Dioxin Study 31. Director 32. Districts 33. Dover Chemical Site 34. Economic Development 35. Economic/Environmental Industrial Redevelopment Task Force 36. Education – Environmental Technology 37. Elano 38. Emissions 39. Energy 40. Enforcement Legislation 41. Enforcement Program 42. Envirolink II 43. Environmental Audit 44. Environmental Awards 45. Environmental Board of Review 46. Environmental Costs 47. Environmental Crime Legislation 48. Environmental Education 49. Environmental Engineers 50. Environmental Initiatives 51. Environmental Marketplace 52. Environmental Purification Industries 53. Environmental Regulation 54. Environmental Regulation (Center for the Study of American Business) 55. Environmental Spending

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56. Environmental Symposium 57. Environmental Technology Center 58. Environmental Technology Development Task Group 59. Environmentalists Groups (Correspondence)

Box# 113-1162 – EPA (F-K)

1. EPA 2. Envirosafe 3. Fees 4. Federal Agenda 5. Federal Register 6. Fermi 7. Florida Moratorium 8. Flow Control (Waste) 9. Fly Ash 10. Fly Ash – CEI 11. Foundry Sand 12. From Rio to the Capitols 13. General Motors 14. General Electric 15. GeneSyst 16. Geneva City Dump 17. The Geon Co. 18. Glenwillow 19. Great Lakes 20. Great Lakes Inland Waterway 21. Great Lakes Reporter 22. Great Lakes Spill Protection 23. Groundwater 24. Hamilton County 25. Hazardous Waste Bond Financing 26. Hazardous Waste Facility Inspectors 27. Hazardous Waste Incinerators 28.Hazardous Waste Facility Re-Use 29.Hazardous Waste Moratorium 30. Hazardous Waste Permit 31. Herrick Valley Landfill 32. High Level Nuclear Waste

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33. Hoge Lumber Company 34. HB 98 – Hazardous Waste Disposal (1993-94) 35. HB 175 – Infectious Waste Incinerator Proposal (1993) 36. HB 196 – Economic Impact Analysis (1995) 37. HB 473 – Environmental Enforcement (1994) 38. HB 592 – Landfills 39. HB 647 – Hazardous Waste Carriers (1994) 40. Hudson, City of 41. Huffy 42. Shelby Hutchins 43. Iams 44. Industry Help 45. Infectious Waste 46. Inland – Solon 47. Industrial & Government Assitance 48. Industrial & Government Assistance (Active) 49. Industrial & Government Assistance (Closures) 50. Inspectors 51. Interagency Task Force Groups 52. Interstate Commerce Commission 53. Interstate Waste 54. J&L Specialty Products 55. Jackson Landfill 56. Kalmbach Farms 57. Kammer Plant 58. Jefferson Water & Sewar District 59. Johnson & Hardin 60. Johnson Wax 61. Kings Mills

Series 5.7: EPA files cont. 2 (Jim Burns) Box# 113-0042 – EPA (L-N)

1. LaFarge Corporation 2. Laidlaw 3. Lake Superior Center (currents) 4. Landfill 5. Lawrence County Landfill

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6. Lead 7. Legal 8. Legislative Report 9. Letters to the Editor 10. Local Air Authorities 11. Lucas & Wood Counties Redesignation 12. Luigino’s 13. Lake Engineering 14. MBE 15. Mad River Energy Recovery Project 16. Mahoning County 17. Marathon Oil 18. Marblehead, Village of 19. Maumee River 20. Mead Corporation 21. Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cinn. 22. Mid-American Waste 23. Mixed Waste 24. Monasanto 25. City of Moraine 26. MK Morse 27. SD Myers 28.NASA Lewis Research Center 29.News Releases 30. Noble Road Landfill 31. Northwest, Ohio – COSE 32. Nova Incinerator 33. Nuclear Facilities Safety Board 34. Nuclear Fuel Storage 35. Nuclear Power 36. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 37. Nuclear Waste Neutralization Processing

Box# 113-0043 – EPA (O-Z)

1. ODOT Facilities 2. Ohio Brush Creek 3. Ohio Cast Metals Association 4. Ohio Chemical Council

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5. Ohio Chemical Recyclers 6. Ohio Compost Producers Association 7. Ohio Constitution Defense Council 8. Ohio Edison Centers 9. Ohio Environmental Business Assoc. 10. Ohio Network for Environmental Technology 11. Ohio / New Jersey MOU 12. Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission 13. OSU 14. Ohio Steel Industry Advisory Commission 15. Ohio Technology 16. Oil Spills 17. Olmsted Falls 18. Ombudsmen for OAQDA 19. Operations Improvement Task Force 20. Ottawa River Coalition 21. Ozone Transport Commission 22. PCBs 23. Permit to Install (PTI) 24. Personnel 25. Phones 26. Piketon Plant 27. Poland Township Trustees 28.Polls 29.Portage County 30. Preble County / Tri-County Schools 31. Procter & Gamble 32. Proposed Rulemaking 33. Public Drinking Water 34. RMI Titanium 35. Region V 36. Resource Conservation & Recovery Act 37. Richland County Landfill 38. Risk Assessment 39. Rockwell International 40. Ross Environmental Services, Inc. 41. Schedule 42. Soil Burner 43. Soil Remediation

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44. Solid Waste 45. Solid Waste Districts 46. Solid & Hazardous Waste Material 47. Solid Waste Advisory Council Meeting 48. Southdown, Inc. / Southwestern Portland Cement Co. 49. SERC 50. Stage II Vapor Recovery 51. Standard Publishing 52. Standex 53. State & Tribal Government Working Group 54. State Implementation Plan 55. Stony Hollow 56. Storm Water 57. Stream Team 58. Superfund 59. Surface Water 60. Surveys 61. Tire Bill 62. Tobacco Smoke 63. Toledo 64. Transportation Control Measures 65. Unocal 66. Waste Isolation Pilot Plant 67. Waste Management, Inc. 68. Waste Oil Recycling 69. Water 70. Water Bills 71. Water Pollution Control 72. Wilmington, Clinton County 73. Tom Winston 74. Yard Waste 75. Zande

Series 5.7: EPA, Industrial Relations and Insurance files (Jim Burns) Box# 113-0044 – EPA Files (R-Z)

1. Rickenbacker

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2. Sanctions 3. Sauder Woodworking 4. Seaman, City of 5. Shell Explosion 6. Small Business Assistance 7. Solid Waste Incinerators 8. Southdown 9. Spill Protection Initiative 10. Stage II Vapor Recovery 11. State Coordinating Committee on Ground Water 12. Sterling Winthrop, Inc. 13. Tax Exemptions 14. Taylor Creek 15. Thermoselect 16. Toledo Chevron Site 17. Toledo Redesignation 18. Toxic Collars 19. Toxic Release Inventory 20. US EPA Meeting (11/94) 21. US Inspector General 22. USS Kobe Steel 23. USS Kobe Steel (Clips/Press Releases) 24. USX Youngstown 25. Warren County 26. Warren County Landfill 27. Water Quality Management Plan 28.Westbrook 29.Weaver Brothers Farm 30. Weekly Reports (1994-95) 31. Wilkinson, Grant 32. Willoughby Hills 33. Wood/Lucas Ozone Designations 34. Worthington Industries 35. Yard Waste 36. Youngstown Welding & Engineering 37. Zimmerly

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Box# 113-0045 – Industrial Relations Files

1. Administration 2. Affirmative Action Plan 3. Bostwick 4. Building Standards 5. Correspondence 6. Customer Comments 7. Department Reports 8. Federal Mandates 9. General 10. General Legislation 11. Global Energy Strategies 12. Goals and Objectives 13. House Bill 492 – Ethics 14. Hocking College 15. Interstate Compact 16. Labor Classifications 17. Legislative Reports 18. Low Income Housing Rates 19. Memos – George V. Voinovich 20. Memos – Miscellaneous 21. Morton Salt Elevators 22. OIT Task Force 23. Prevailing Wage Division 24. Privatization 25. Residential Rates 26. Tower Place 27. Weekly Communications 1992 28.Weekly Communications 1993

Box# 113-1154 – Insurance Files

1. Alter Ego 2. Annual Reports 1992-93 3. Assisted Living 4. Banks (2) 5. Benchmarks 6. Blue Cross/Blue Shield

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7. Bone Marrow Transplant 8. Budget 9. Cellular Phones 10. Child Support Enforcement 11. Community Rating 12. Complaints 13. Compliments 14. Continuing Education 15. Correspondence 16. ERISA 17. Eagle Crusher Co. 18. Fairfield Machine Co. 19. Federal Mandates 20. Ferguson, Auditor 21. First Catholic Slovak Union 22. Fraternals 23. General 24. General Agreement in Trade Services 25. [Loose material] 26. Goals and Objectives 27. Governor’s Award 28.Health Care Alliance 29.Health Maintenance Organizations 30. HB 89 31. HB 315 32. HB 425 33. HB 478 (2) 34. Insurance Reform 35. Internal Auditing Control 36. Layoffs & Abolishments 37. Legislation 38. Lobbying 39. Long Term Care Insurance 40. Low Cost Housing 41. Managed Care 42. MBE 43. Medicare Risk Plan 44. MetLife 45. NAIC

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46. NAIC Annual Report 47. 05/29/98 48. NAIC Data Services 49. NAFTA 50. Nationwide 51. Ohio Health Care Data Center 52. OIT 53. OSHIIP 54. OSIA 55. PACE 56. Performance Evaluation 57. Priorities 58. Pre-Existing Condition 59. QStP 60. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 61. Sales 62. SB 20 63. Shashaty, Alex 64. Service Waiting Periods 65. Small Business 66. Small Employer Health Care Plan 67. Surplus Lines Tax Reimbursement 68. Travel 69. Urban Discrimination 70. Vermont 71. Weekly Report

Series 5.7: Misc Lottery, Lottery and Miscellaneous files (Jim Burns) Box# 113-1150 – Misc. Lottery (A-I)

1. Administration 2. AGT International, Inc. 3. Annual Report (1994) 4. Background 5. Batelle 6. Budget 7. Cash Explosion

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8. Casino Gambling 9. [Loose material] 10. Committee to Study Gambling 11. Competitive Process 12. Contracts (2) 13. Contronics System 14. Correspondence (1993-94) 15. Employees 16. Department Reports 17. Forest Grove 18. General 19. Griswold – Eshelman Co. 20. GTECH 21. “State of Ohio Director’s Performance Evaluation, Goals for Calendar 1994

for Executive Director Virgil E. Brown, The Ohio Lottery Commission, Status Report,” Jan. 1 to June 30, 1994 [3-ring binder]

22. [Unlabeled folder] GTECH 23. “California” [Bound] 24. Agency Request 93-13 [GBC bound] 25. Hooven-Dayton Corp. 26. Bill Howell 27. Carolyn Harper [NIF] 28.Instant Game Rules [NIF]

Box# 113-1149 – Lottery (I-W)

1. Instant Game Rules 2. [Loose material] 3. Instant Game Rules 4. Instant Ticket Bingo 5. Instant Ticket Vendors 6. Legal 7. Legislative Reports 8. Marcus Advertising 9. Marketing Division 10. MBE Media Placement 11. Meetings 12. Memos – GVV 13. Memos – Miscellaneous

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14. Morrow, Marty 15. Mycom Enterprises, Inc. 16. News Clips/Releases 17. Operations Division 18. Operations Improvement Task Force 19. Organizational Chart 20. Personnel 21. Phones 22. Profits 23. Request for Qualification 24. Sales Division 25. Unclaimed Funds 26. Weekly Communications 1993 27. Weekly Reports (Miscellaneous) 28.Winnings

Box# 113-0046 – Miscellaneous (A-G)

1. Accomplishments – GVV 2. Adjutant General 3. Administration – Goals 4. Administration – Promises 5. Administrative Services 6. Advisory Committee on Intergovernmental Relations 7. Agencies Cost Savings 8. Agencies Employment 9. Agencies Spending 10. Agency Restructuring Act (1995) 11. Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services 12. Anheuser-Busch 13. Aquaculture in Ohio 14. Article 15 15. Bottle Bill Legislation 16. Budget – Capital Appropriations Bill (FY 93-94) 17. Budget – GRF FY 92-93 18. Budget – FY 96-97 19. Budget – Civil Works Program (US Army) 20. Budget – Clinton ’94 21. Budget – General

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22. Business Climate Enhancement 23. Cabinet Meetings 24. Cabinet Retreat ’94 25. Cabinet Retreat ’95 26. Calfee, Halter & Griswold 27. Campaign Finance Reform 28.Campaign Promises 29.Child Support 30. Cluster 31. Dislocated Worker Committee 32. Dr. Dwivedi 33. Executive Assistants – Meetings 34. Federal Grants 35. Federal Mandates 36. Governor – Accomplishments 37. Governor – Environmental Record (4/90) 38. Governor – Residence 39. Governor – Talking Points/Briefing

Series 5.7: Miscellaneous and ODNR files (Jim Burns) Box# 113-1160 – Miscellaneous (M-U)

1. Medicaid 2. Mifsud, Paul 3. Miscellaneous Meetings 4. News Releases 5. Office of Budget and Management (2) 6. Ohio Business Roundtable 7. Ohio Chamber of Commerce 8. Ohio House of Representatives 1992 Race 9. Ohio House of Representatives 10. Ohio, Ketucky, Indiana Regional Council of Governors 11. Ohio Manufacturers Association 12. Ohio 2000 – Ohio First 13. Ohio Care 14. Operations Improvement Task Force 15. OIT – Energy 16. OIT – Global Issues

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17. Policy Development Council 18. Press Conference – December 1993 (VocEd) 19. Program Inventory Document 20. Travel 21. US Coast Guard 22. US Enrichment Corp.

Box# 113-0051 – Miscellaneous (Correspondence, Memos, Weeklies)

1. Burns Performance Evaluation & Personal 2. Burns – Correspondence 3. Memos – Gov./Agriculture 4. Memos – Gov./EPA 5. Memos – Gov./Mike Dawson 6. Memos – Gov./ODNR 7. Memos – Gov./PUCO 8. Washington Office – Needles 9. Weeklies – Burns (1995) 10. Weeklies – Burns (1994) 11. Weeklies – Burns (1993) 12. Weeklies – Mike (1992) 13. Weeklies – Mike (1990 & 1991)

Box# 113-1157 – ODNR (A-F)

1. Alum Creek 2. Aberdeen Launch Ramp 3. Accomplishments 4. Administration 5. Adopt-A-Schools 6. Akron Water Diversion 7. Ameriflora 92 8. Athens County Oil & Gas Well Blowout 9. Big Darby 10. Blackhand Gorge 11. Boards & Commissions 12. Boating 13. Bruce Home, Zanesville 14. Buckeye Lake

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15. Budget 16. Calendars 17. Capital Budget (FY 96-97) 18. Castalia Mill Site 19. Civilian Conservation Corps 20. Clear Cutting 21. Cleveland 22. Cleveland Lakefront Bikeway 23. Cleveland Harbor 24. Cleveland Metroparks 25. Cleveland Waterfront Coalition 26. Coal Mining 27. Coliseum 28.Compliments 29.Congressional Appropriations 30. Construction Projects 31. Correspondence (1991-93) 32. Correspondence/Governor (1991-93) 33. Dean State Forest 34. Deer 35. Department Reports 36. DINAMO 37. Director 38. Director ’95 Finance Testimony 39. Dormant Mineral Act 40. Dove Bill 41. Dredging 42. Drydock Coal 43. Eaglets 44. Editorial Bids 45. Egypt Valley 46. EPA Liason 47. Euclid Beach Construction 48. FEMA 49. Federal Office of Surface Mining 50. Fees 51. Fish Ohio 52. Fishing License Fees 53. Forest Legacy Program

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54. Forestry 55. Fowler Woods 56. Fowler Woods [DuoTang Folder] 57. Frost-Parker Wetlands 58. Funk Bottoms Wildlife Area

Box# 113-1158 – Misc. ODNR (G-O)

1. Galloway Flood Plain Management Proposal 2. Gas & Oil Division 3. Gateway 4. General 5. Geneva State Park 6. Great Legacy Program 7. HOPE 8. Heritage Corridor 9. Hocking Hills 10. Honda 11. Interagency Task Force Groups 12. Internal Accounting Control 13. Jackson Lake State Park 14. JTPA 15. Johnson Island 16. Junior Anglers 17. Labor Grievances 18. Lake Erie Advisory Committee 19. Lake Erie Drum 20. Lake Erie Yellow Perch 21. Land Acquisition Budget 22. Land Purchase Policy 23. Land & Water Conservation Fund 24. Legislation 25. Litter Prevention & Recycling 26. Lottery Promotion 27. Lucasville 28.MBE 29.Maag Memorial Outdoor Arts Theatre 30. Malabar Farm 31. Maumee Bay

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32. Meetings 33. Mentor Lagoon 34. Middletown Dam 35. Mines & Reclamation 36. Mine Subsidence Insurance 37. National Recreation & Park Association 38. Natural Areas & Preserves 39. Natural Resources Aides 40. North Turkeyfoot Wildlife Area 41. Ohio & Environment 42. Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail 43. Ohio Fishing 44. Ohio Forestry 45. Ohio Handicapped Sportsmen 46. Ohio Mining and Reclamation 47. Ohio River 48. Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission 49. Ohio Rural Development Council 50. Ohio Rural Fire Council 51. Ohio Sportsman 52. Ohio Water Development Authority 53. Ohio Water Well Association 54. Ohio Wines 55. Oil & Gas 56. Olentangy River Wetlands 57. Operations Improvement Task Force

Series 5.7: ODNR files cont. (Jim Burns) Box# 113-0047 – ODNR (P-W)

1. Park Leases 2. Parks – Customer Improvements 3. Parks & Recreation 4. Personal Watercraft Taxation 5. Physical Fitness 6. Pickaway Plains Wetlands Area 7. Pickerel Creek 8. Pier 34

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9. Pier Park 10. Polaris Amphitheater 11. Privatization 12. Promises 13. Property Rights 14. Public Information & Education 15. Publications 16. QStP 17. Quail Hollow 18. Quality of Life Bond Issue 19. Quay 55 20. Rails to Trails Conservancy 21. Rain Forest 22. Reclamation 23. Recreation & Resources Commission 24. Recycle, Ohio! 25. Recycle, Ohio! Legislation 26. Revenues 27. Rivers/Creeks 28.Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 29.Rocky Fork Gorge 30. Savings 31. Scenic River Legislation 32. Schaeffer Ditch 33. Schedule 34. Senior Citizens Programs 35. Severance Tax 36. Sewer Pipe Specifications 37. Shawnee State Forest 38. Sludge 39. Soil & Water Conservation 40. State Holiday Program 41. Cooper Snyder 42. Spring Valley 43. State Newsprint Recycling Task Force 44. Stream Quality Monitoring 45. Submerge Land 46. Summer Jobs 47. Sunday Hunting

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48. Tinker Creek 49. Travel/TreeSource/Arbor Program 50. Trout Unlimited 51. Underground Injection Control 52. Union 53. US Dept. of Interior 54. Walnuts 55. Water/Basin Diversion 56. Watercraft 57. Wayne National Forest 58. Wellsville Water Plant 59. Wildlife Task Force 60. Wildlife 61. Dove Bill 62. Eagles 63. Fish 64. Wildlife 65. Wildlife Legislative Fund 66. The Wilds Project 67. Wildwood

Box# 113-0039 – ODNR (A-M)

1. Alaska Sea Grant Program 2. Canoe Trip 1993 3. Canoe Trip 1994 4. Canoe/Bicycle Trip 1995 5. Cellular Phones 6. Central Ohio Coal Company 7. Chemetron 8. Cincinnati Airport Noise 9. Clean Coal Technology 10. Clean Coal Technology Awards 11. University of Cincinnati 12. City and State Newspapers 13. Cleveland Aquarium 14. Coalbed Methane 15. Columbiana County – American Standard 16. Columbiana County Port Authority

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17. Columbiana County Prison 18. Columbus Floodwall 19. Common Sense Approach to Government 20. Constitutional Defense Council (Arizona) 21. Corps of Engineers 22. Correspondence – Miscellaneous 23. Board of Cosmetology 24. Council on Environmental Quality 25. Council of Great Lakes Governors 26. Crane Plastics 27. CTL Engineering 28.Customer Service Center 29.Digital Equipment Corporation 30. Ecosystem Charter 31. Edtech 32. Institute of Business Law 33. City of Kent 34. Kruger Company 35. JMB Wetland Projects 36. League of Ohio Sportsmen 37. Lake Erie 38. Lake Erie Commission 39. Lake Erie License Plate 40. Lake Erie Office 41. Lake Erie Protection Fund 42. Management 43. Manistique Papers

Box# 113-0049 – ODNR (M-Z)

1. Manistique Tours 2. Natural Gas 3. Ohio Energy Strategy Task Force 4. Polymer Processing Assoc. (PPA) 5. Quality Improvement Council 6. Recycling Correspondence 7. Recycling – Curbside Program 8. Recycling Glass 9. Recycling – Interstate Cooperative Bidding

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10. Recycling – Jobs Through Recycling Initiative 11. Recycling – Legislation 12. Recycling – Newsclips 13. Recycling – Newsprint 14. Recycling Paper 15. Recycling – Product Marketing Strategies 16. Recycling – Recycle Ohio 17. Recycling – Recycle Ohio – Compliments 18. Recycling – Rubbermaid 19. Recycling – Solid Waste 20. Recycling – State Agencies 21. Recycling – Wisconsin Law 22. Regulatory Program of the US Government 23. William Reilly 24. Resolution 25. Re-use of Industrial Waste Sites Task Force 26. Right-to-Know Initiative 27. Scheduling 28.Senate 29.Senate Bill 5 30. Sierra Club 31. Smoke-Free Workplace 32. Speeches 33. State Airplane 34. State of the State/Union 35. Summit Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Project 36. John Sununu 37. Take Pride in America 38. Waste Management, Inc. 39. Wetlands 40. Wheeler Run Dam 41. White House 42. Wright Patterson 43. Zebra Mussels

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Series 5.7: PUCO files (Jim Burns) Box# 113-1151 – PUCO (A-F)

1. Accomplishments 2. Advantage Ohio 3. Affirmative Action Plan 4. Alternative Regulations 5. American Steel & Wire 6. Ameritech 7. Ameritech “Lifeline” 8. AT&T 9. BMV Phones 10. BTU Tax 11. Biddison, Mike 12. Blue Ribbon Panel on Ohio’s Telecommunications Future 13. Buckeye Crossbuck 14. Buckeye Power 15. Budget 16. Cable 17. CG&E Merger 18. Centerior 19. Cincinnati Bell 20. Cinergy Corp. 21. Cleveland Energy Cost 22. Cleveland Heights 23. Cleveland RTA 24. Coal 25. Coal Symposium 26. [Loose material] 27. Cold Emergency 28.Columbia Gas 29.Columbia Gas Storage Fields 30. Columbus 31. Commissioner 32. Compliments 33. Correspondence 34. DP&L 35. Department Reports

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36. Director 37. Distance Learning 38. Dofasco Steel 39. East Ohio Gas Company 40. Electric Utilities Tax 41. Enforcement Division 42. Federal Mandates 43. Federal Telecommunications Legislation 44. Fiber Optics Technology 45. Fuel Switch

Box# 113-1152 – PUCO (G-O)

1. [Loose material] 2. Gavin 3. General 4. Glazer, Craig 5. Goals & Objectives 6. Great Lakes States Tele. Initiative 7. Hazardous Liquid Pipeline 8. Hazardous Material Fees 9. Hazardous Waste Containers 10. HB 250: Railroad Warning Devices 11. Indianapolis Technology Summit 12. Information Superhighway 13. Interim Energy Strategy 14. Interstate Oil & Gas Compact Comm. 15. Intrastate Hazardous Waste Liquid Pipeline 16. Israel 17. Kucinich, Dennis 18. LCI 19. Lakewood 20. Legislation 21. Local Competition 22. Long Distance Service 23. MBE 24. MCI 25. MFS 26. Maps

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27. Mapping 28.Motor Carrier Rules 29.Murray, Bob 30. National Information Infrastructure 31. National Electric Safety Code 32. Natural Gas 33. News Clips 34. Nominating Council 35. Ohio Bell 36. Ohio Energy Strategy 37. Inter-Office Memorandums 38. Correspondence from PUCO 39. Ohio Energy Strategy Plan & Ex. Summary 40. OES Factsheets 41. Meeting Materials 42. Notes & Miscellaneous Material 43. [Loose material]

Box# 113-1153 – PUCO (O-Z)

1. Ohio Relay Service 2. Ohio Steel Industry 3. Ohio Power Siting Board 4. Ohio Telephone Tax Policy 5. Ohio Valley Coal 6. Oil & Gas 7. Operations Improvement Task Force 8. Penn Tech 9. Percentage of Income Payment Plan 10. Performance Evaluation (Glazer) 11. Power Lines 12. Price Caps [NIF] 13. Priorities 14. Railroad Crossings 15. Rate Freezes 16. Regulatory Change 17. Retail Wheeling 18. Rules 19. SB 120: Telephone Tax Reform

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20. SchoolNet 21. Sprint/United Telephone 22. Summit Energy Storage, Inc. 23. Taxes 24. Teacher & Learning Conference 25. Telecommunications 26. Telecommunications Advisory Council (TAC) 27. Telecommunications Subcommittee Report 1993 28.TAC 1994 Report 29.Telecommunications Milestones 30. Telecommunications Policy 31. Telecommunications Subcommittee Report 32. Telephone 33. Telephone Relay 34. Time Warner 35. Toledo Energy Costs 36. Transportation Functions 37. Travel 38. United Local School District 39. Utilities 40. Utility Radiological Safety Board 41. Utility Rates 42. Waterloo Coal 43. Western Reserve 44. Weekly Communications 1993

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