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MS‐419, Congressman David Hobson Papers
Collection Number: MS-419
Title: Congressman David Hobson Papers
Dates: 1982-2009 (Bulk: 1992-2006)
Creator: Hobson, David L., 1936-
Summary/Abstract The Congressman David Hobson Papers document
the 26-year political career of David Hobson, who served as a U.S.
Congressman for the Ohio Seventh District from 1990 to 2008, as
well as having served in the Ohio Senate from 1982 to 1990. The
papers contain a wide-variety of material, including the following:
voting records, House of Representatives legislation and committee
records, constituent correspondence, speeches, radio show
transcripts, thank you letters, photographs, audio-visual material,
newspaper clippings, and memorabilia.
Quantity/Physical Description: 140 linear feet
Language(s): English
Repository Special Collections and Archives, Paul Laurence
Dunbar Library, Wright State University, Dayton, OH 45435-001,
(937) 775-2092
Restrictions on Access: There are no restrictions on accessing
material in this collection.
Restrictions on Use Copyright restrictions may apply.
Unpublished manuscripts are protected by copyright. Permission to
publish or reproduce must be secured from the repository. Due to
the existence of records bearing personal and private information
from a variety of sources, permission must be obtained from one of
the WSU Special Collections and Archives archivists prior to
copying any of the materials within this collection, even if that
material is not intended for publication or digitization.
Preferred Citation: (Box Number, Folder Number), MS-419
Congressman David Hobson Papers, Special Collections and Archives,
University Libraries, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio
Acquisition The collection was transferred to Special
Collections and Archives in November 2008. The records were sent
from Congressman Hobson’s Washington D.C. and Springfield, Ohio
offices by his office staff. A number of Congressman Hobson’s
records were retained by the National Archives.
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Separated Material The following series and subseries are stored
in the Special Collections and Archives Alternate Storage Facility
located in the basement of the Medical Sciences building: Series
II: Constituent Letters, Series IX: Audiovisual Material, Subseries
XE: Newspaper Clippings, and Series XII: Memorabilia.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements The Hobson
Papers contain audio cassette tapes and reels, VHS tapes, U-Matic
video tapes, 8M video tapes, DVDs, computer diskettes, and CD-Rs
and CD-ROMs.
There is a CD-ROM containing the archived versions of
Congressman Hobson’s official House of Representatives website from
2007 through 2008; however, the original website was created using
Microsoft’s ASPX (or ASP.net) technology, which strings together
pieces of information to form a web page. The archived website does
not bear the same appearance or hold all of the information as did
Hobson’s original website. An incomplete HTML version of Hobson’s
website is included on the disc. The Hobson Congressional website
was archived by the House of Representatives CAO office on the
Internet Archive (http://archive.org) under the “Wayback Machine”
section of the website. To find Congressman Hobson’s website, enter
http://hobson.house.gov into the search bar of this section of the
Internet Archive, and various backed-up versions of the website
will be shown, available from 2007 to 2008.
The collection also contains a CD-RW that holds a large number
of records for Series X, including radio scripts (1995-2003),
speeches (1996-2004), news releases (1995-2004), and Hobson’s
weekly news columns (1995-2004). Although some of the records were
created and saved using Microsoft Word software and are still able
to be accessed readily, the remaining records were saved using
WordPerfect software. The Special Collections and Archives is
unable to support WordPerfect-formatted records.
Related Material MS-341, Tony Hall Papers
Processing Information The Congressman David Hobson Papers were
minimally processed using the Greene-Meisner “More Product, Less
Process” model. Files were re-boxed and organized, but only a
minimal effort was made to re-folder files or remove duplicate
material. Description information, provided in the box and file
listing of the Collection Inventory, reflect the information that
was recorded on the office file folder.
Processed by: Matthew Peek, John Armstrong, and Jeremy Katz
(Summer-Fall 2010)
Arrangement The Congressman David Hobson Papers are arranged in
twelve series and thirty-five subseries.
Series I: Congressional Legislation (102nd-110th Congress)
Subseries IA: Legislative Issues and Debates
Subseries IB: Congressional Bills and Resolutions
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Subseries IC: Signed Letters and Sponsored Legislation Subseries
ID: Thank You and Congratulatory Letters
Series II: Constituent Letters Series III: Administration
Subseries IIIA: General Information
Subseries IIIB: Carolyn Hobson Material
Subseries IIIC: David Hobson Material
Series IV: House of Representatives Committee Material Subseries
IVA: Subcommittee on Military Construction
Subseries IVB: Base Realignment and Closure Commission Subseries
IVC: Subcommittee on Defense Subseries IVD: Committee on the Budget
Subseries IVE: Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development
Subseries IVF: Congressional Advisory Board for the Member’s and
Family Room Subseries IVG: VA, HUD and Independent Agencies
Subcommittee of the Committee on
Appropriations Series V: Ohio Senate Material Series VI:
Congressional Office Records
Subseries VIA: Staff Records Subseries VIB: Intern Records
Subseries VIC: House Office Guest Books
Subseries VID: Office Daily Schedules
Subseries VIE: Event Invitations and Schedules
Series VII: Congressional Travel Material Series VIII: Ohio
Seventh District Issues
Subseries VIIIA: Appropriations Subseries VIIIB: Regional
Projects Subseries VIIIC: Dayton Aviation Trail Subseries VIIID:
Wright-Patterson AFB Subseries VIIIE: State and Local Issues
Subseries VIIIF: Health Care Issues Subseries VIIIG: Awards
Subseries VIIIH: Veterans Affairs
Series IX: Audiovisual Material Subseries IXA: Photographs
Subseries IXB: Photograph Albums Subseries IXC: Video Tapes,
Cassette Tapes, and Audio Reels
Series X: Press and Newspaper Clippings Subseries XA: Weekly
News Column Subseries XB: Weekly Radio Show Transcripts and
Documents Subseries XC: Speeches Subseries XD: Press Releases
Subseries XE: Newspaper Clippings
Series XI: Election Material Series XII: Memorabilia
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Biographical Note David Lee Hobson was born in Cincinnati, Ohio,
on October 17, 1936. Hobson graduated from Withrow High School in
Cincinnati in 1954. He attended Ohio Wesleyan University, receiving
his B.A. in 1958. As a member of the Ohio Air National Guard, he
obtained the rank of Airman First Class, serving from 1958 to 1963,
during which time he was on active duty in Europe throughout the
Berlin Wall crisis. In 1963, Hobson graduated from the Ohio State
College of Law, earning his J.D. and initially pursuing a career as
a lawyer, with an emphasis in real estate law. Living in
Springfield, Ohio, David Hobson worked as Resident Counsel for the
Kissell Company, as well as being an attorney for the Union Central
Life Insurance Company and a licensed real estate salesman in
Springfield. Hobson married Carolyn Alexander Hobson, and the
couple have three children: Susan Marie (1963), Lynn Martha (1965),
and Douglas Lee (1968). During the 1970s, Hobson taught evening
courses at Wittenberg University and Urbana College.
David Hobson’s entrance into the political spectrum occurred in
December 1982 when Ohio Republican State Senator Michael DeWine
vacated his position after being elected as a congressman to the
U.S. House of Representatives. Hobson was selected for the vacant
state senate seat, and served in the Ohio Senate from 1982 to 1990.
While a senator, Hobson held positions as the President Pro Tempore
and the Republican Majority Whip. One of the positions which would
bear a lasting mark on his life was his appointment as the Chairman
of the Ohio Senate Health, Human Services and Aging Committee. His
tenure in this position led Hobson to become a life-long political
supporter of health care reform, as well as better treatment for
the elderly and military veterans. One of his greatest successes in
the Ohio Senate was securing the passage of the AIDS Bill in the
Ohio legislature, for which he strongly fought from 1988 to
1990.
In 1990, Senator Hobson was elected to the U.S. House of
Representatives again to replace Michael DeWine, who this time left
his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives to become Lieutenant
Governor of Ohio. Hobson served the Ohio 7th District, whose
constituents were largely from Ohio’s Miami Valley Region and the
cities of Dayton, Springfield, and Xenia. In the U.S. House, Hobson
was appointed primarily to serve on budget-related committees and
subcommittees, including the following: House Appropriations
Committee; Subcommittee on Military Construction; Subcommittee on
Energy and Water Development; Committee on the Budget; and
Subcommittee on Defense. With the presence of Wright–Patterson Air
Force Base in his congressional district, Hobson became extremely
involved in the appropriation and investigative actions of the
Military Construction and Defense subcommittees. As a result,
Congressman Hobson participated in a large number of congressional
delegation trips around the world, touring U.S. military sites for
inspections and reviews of military installations, their
construction projects, and looking into the needs of soldiers and
their families.
During President Clinton’s time in the White House, Congressman
Hobson’s appropriations committee work led to his being deeply
involved in the Balanced Budget debate and Kosovo military
involvement of the mid to late 1990s. Another major issue which
Congressman Hobson worked on in the 1990s was health care reform,
one of President Clinton’s major 1992 presidential campaign agenda
items. Congressman Hobson continued a deep involvement and
commitment to his constituents, making frequent visits and giving
many talks to those in the Ohio 7th District during his 18 years in
Washington, D.C. He assisted in acquiring large
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appropriations for Miami Valley military projects and
installations, as well as regional improvement projects that
benefitted the infrastructure and job creation of the region. His
support of Wright-Patterson AFB ensured the growth of that
institution, helping to fend off the potential for closure or job
losses often reported in the local news at the time. Hobson was one
of the major proponents for the National Aviation Heritage Area in
southwest Ohio, meant to honor and preserve the legacy of the
Wright Brothers’ development of flight in the Dayton, Ohio, area.
Casually known by his constituents as “Uncle Dave,” Hobson served
in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1991 to 2008, when he
chose not to seek re-election for a tenth term in the House.
Scope and Content The Congressman David Hobson Papers consist
entirely of the records of David Hobson during his 8 years serving
in the Ohio Senate and his 18 years as a U. S. Congressman
representing Ohio’s Seventh District from 1982 to 2008. The
collection contains few personal papers of Congressman Hobson, and
there are no materials prior to his time in political office. The
collection is divided into 12 series.
Series I: Congressional Legislation (102nd-110th Congress), is
divided into four subseries including: IA, Legislative Issues and
Debates; IB: Congressional Bills and Resolutions; IC: Signed
Letters and Sponsored Legislation; and ID: Thank You and
Congratulation Letters.
Subseries IA, Legislative Issues and Debates, contains all
materials related to the House of Representatives dealing with
legislative and political topics, special events, political party
agendas, and Congressman Hobson’s House floor activities. This
series includes records and other various papers on key political
debates for the 102nd-110th Congress, such as the President
Clinton-era balanced budget proposal, the investigation into House
speaker Newt Gingrich, the North American Free Trade Agreement
(NAFTA), and the Brady Bill. The subseries also contains the
Legislative Activity Guides and voting records for Congressman
Hobson.
Subseries IB, Congressional Bills and Resolutions, contains
numbered legislation—both proposed and passed—and miscellaneous
House resolutions and proclamations. Researchers will find that
files for some resolutions contain a great amount of material that
also falls under the heading of other series and subseries within
this collection, such as newspaper clippings, committee testimony,
Congressional colleague letters, and general correspondence.
However, most files contain nothing more than the basic bill and
some general information used by Congressman Hobson and his office
staff during the review of the material.
Subseries IC, Signed Letters and Sponsored Legislation, houses
all political and Congressional letters either signed or co-signed
by Congressman Hobson, as well as legislation which he either
sponsored or co-sponsored.
Subseries ID, Thank You and Congratulation Letters, is a unique
grouping within the collection. It contains thank you letters,
occasionally with detailed political and personal information, from
a variety of sources including constituents, executives and
directors or organizations and associations, university leaders,
local and city politicians, diplomats, the White House and the
President’s Cabinet, and the President of the United States. Also
included is a small collection of
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letters sent from governments around the world to Congressman
Hobson following the attacks of September 11, 2001. Finally, the
subseries includes a small group of letters congratulating
Congressmen Hobson for a number of reasons, including upon being
appointed to a House subcommittee, winning re-election to Congress,
and similar events.
Series II, Constituent Letters, is the largest series in the
collection, composed of 54 record center boxes. It contains
letters, faxes, emails, phone messages, cards, photographs, and
newspaper clippings sent to Congressman Hobson from his
constituents in the Ohio Seventh District on a variety of topics.
This series contains letters from constituents asking Congressman
Hobson for assistance with personal issues, such as obtaining
travel Visas, resolving a social security or military medical
benefits problem, and other such matters of a non-political nature.
There are few responses to the requests from Congressman
Hobson.
Series III, Administration, is a small series divided into three
subseries including: IIIA, General Information; IIIB, Carolyn
Hobson Material; and IIIC: David Hobson Material. The series holds
various House floor manuals and Congressional guides, general
information (such as a number of bound versions of the
Congressional Quarterly), non-political papers of Congressman
Hobson, and the papers of the Congressman’s wife Carolyn Hobson. It
includes such materials as Jefferson’s Manual, Rules of the House
of Representatives of the United States, and the Congressional
Directories. Of particular interest to researchers are a variety of
biographies (and related material) of David Hobson used by or
collected by his Congressional office.
Series IV, House of Representatives Committee Material, contains
all the records, research, correspondence, and other collected
information used by Congressman Hobson while serving in a variety
of House appropriations subcommittees and committees. Though he was
a member of the National Security subcommittee, no records from
this committee are included in the collection. It is divided into
seven subseries including: IVA, Subcommittee on Military
Construction; IVB, Base Realignment and Closure Commission; IVC,
Subcommittee on Defense; IVD, Committee on the Budget; IVE,
Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development; IVF, Congressional
Advisory Board for the Member’s and Family Room; and IVG, VA, HUD
and Independent Agencies Subcommittee of the Committee on
Appropriations.
Subseries IVA, Subcommittee on Military Construction, contains
the records of the committee during Congressman Hobson’s tenure as
the Chairman of the subcommittee. This subseries is of particular
historical importance, containing information related to military
construction during the time of the Iraq War and the war in
Afghanistan. The strength of this subseries is the records dealing
with military family housing, military healthcare, conditions and
construction at Army and Air Force bases, and new military
technology. A particularly interesting group of records for
researchers is the investigation reports and related documents into
the testing and safety of the Italian-made Sekur-Pirelli H-53
helicopter fuel cell.
Subseries IVB, Base Realignment and Closure Commission, contains
records, reports, and related documents of the 2005 Base
Realignment and Closure Commission (BRAC) and Congressman Hobson’s
testimony before the commission regarding Ohio Seventh District
bases. This grouping also contains papers from the Commission’s
base closure decisions for 1995.
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Subseries IVC, Subcommittee on Defense, holds a variety of
records from the House’s Department of Defense (DoD) appropriations
subcommittee. The records include the FY 2001 appropriations
bill.
Subseries IVD, Committee on the Budget, holds the records of
Congressman Hobson’s time as the senior member of the House Budget
Committee. The bulk of this collection is from 1995 to 1998, during
which time Congressman Hobson fought for the Balanced Budget Act to
significantly lower the debt of the U.S. by 2002. This subseries
includes yearly appropriations bills during Hobson’s tenure,
President Clinton’s proposed yearly budgets, and papers on a
variety of financial issues addressed by the Budget Committee.
Subseries IVE, Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development,
contains the research and appropriations records for the House’s
Energy and Water Development Subcommittee, for which Congressman
Hobson was the Ranking Member. The subseries includes three large
groupings of records. The first group contains published Energy and
Water Development appropriations committee hearings and bills for
the years 1993, 1996, 2000, 2003, and 2006. The second group
contains records, news articles, and research related to the
funding of clean-up of nuclear waste sites, primarily the Yucca
Mountain site in Nevada and the Hanford Site in Washington State.
Also included in this second group are records regarding the
building of bunker-busting nuclear weapons during the
administration of President George W. Bush, a program which
Congressman Hobson strongly opposed. The third group has records
regarding a variety of water purity and clean-up projects, most
significantly relating to the efforts of the Everglades Coalition
to clean-up the Everglades in Florida.
Subseries IVF, Congressional Advisory Board for the Member’s and
Family Room, contains a small number of records from Congressman
Hobson’s service on the advisory board. The primary records in this
subseries are the by-laws and policies for the Member’s and Family
Room.
Subseries IVG, VA, HUD and Independent Agencies Subcommittee of
the Committee on Appropriations, is a large subseries containing
records related to appropriations for the departments of Veterans
Administration (VA), Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the National Air and
Space Administration (NASA). As its name suggests, this House
subcommittee managed the appropriations requests and funding for
federal independent agencies. Congressman Hobson served as a member
of the committee, and he was particularly involved in VA funding,
seeking appropriations for the large number of military veterans in
the Ohio Seventh District (and the state of Ohio in general).
Records covering all aspects of veterans’ affairs are found in this
subseries. The subseries also includes a large amount of material
on environmental issues and EPA appropriations requests,
specifically those that impacted Ohio. By the end of the 110th
Congress (2007-2008), this appropriations subcommittee was
eliminated, and its responsibilities were transferred to other
House appropriations subcommittees.
Series V, Ohio Senate Material, contains the records of then
state senator David Hobson from his first term in 1982 until his
election to the U.S. Congress in 1990. This series is organized by
record type, such as committee records, speeches, and legislation.
Of particular interest to
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researchers are the records of the hearings of the Ohio Senate
Subcommittee of Health, Human Services and Aging Committee, chaired
by Hobson, during 1985. Also of interest are the records of
Hobson’s effort to introduce a progressive AIDS bill, meant “to
establish programs and guidelines for the care and treatment of
those with AIDS and to create a civil right of action for people
afflicted with the disease.” The records also include papers
related to Hobson’s time as Ohio Senate President Pro Tempore
(1988-1990) and as Majority Whip for the Ohio Senate.
Series VI, Congressional Office Records, contains Congressman
Hobson’s office material and daily schedule, as well as the records
of his office staff. The series is divided into five subseries.
Subseries VIA, Staff Records, includes standard business records
for Congressman Hobson’s staff, such as vacation requests, travel
reimbursements, staff resumes, and pay information. Subseries VIB,
Interns Records, holds the internship applications and resume for
those interning in Congressman Hobson’s office. Subseries VIC,
House Office Guest Books, contains the guest books for Congressman
Hobson’s Washington, D.C., office from 1999 to 2008. Subseries VID,
Office Daily Schedules, holds Congressman Hobson’s daily schedules
for the years 1997 to 2008. Subseries VIE, Event Invitations and
Schedules, contains numerous invitations from a variety of
sources—including fellow Congressmen and local constituents—to
attend celebrations, lunches and dinners, Congressional meetings,
and other special events. The series also has a number of daily
schedules of events Congressman Hobson and his staff were to
attend.
Series VII, Congressional Travel Material, contains the records
of Congressman Hobson’s numerous CODELs (Congressional Delegation
trips), Military Construction Subcommittee inspections and base
visits, and individual official travels—both national and
international. These records include itineraries, tourist
brochures, travel briefings, and other relevant Congressional
travel information. The majority of the records document his
travels in Europe and the Middle East. The series is arranged first
by continent being visited by Congressman Hobson, then by country.
The bulk of these records are from 1999 to 2007.
Series VIII, Ohio Seventh District Issues, contains materials
dealing with issues within Congressman Hobson’s Ohio Seventh
District and state issues of interest or impact to Seventh District
constituents. The series is arranged in eight subseries. Subseries
VIIIA, Appropriations, contains general budget information,
information on the earmark process, and similar appropriations
files. Subseries VIIIB, Regional Projects, contains information on
a variety of projects in the Seventh District ranging from the
Clark State Literary Project to the Rickenbacker Grand Opening and
various art projects. Subseries VIIIC, Dayton Aviation Trail,
primarily contains information on the establishment of the Dayton
Aviation Heritage Area. Subseries VIIID, Wright-Patterson AFB,
holds information on a variety of projects at Wright-Patterson AFB.
Subseries VIIIE, State and Local Issues, is the largest of the
eight subseries and deals with many projects that do not fit in the
other subseries including agricultural issues, postal facilities,
and similar issues. Subseries VIIIF, Health Care Issues, contains
information on health care reform, Medicare, partial birth
abortion, and similar health issues. Subseries VIIIG, Awards,
contains information on a variety of awards from honorary degrees
to awards from various organizations for service. Finally,
Subseries VIIIH, Veterans Affairs, includes information on a
variety of topics including the Normandy Veterans Ceremony to
information on VA hospitals in Ohio.
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Series IX, Audiovisual Material, is arranged in three subseries.
The largest subseries is Subseries IXA, Photographs, which contains
photographs of Congressman Hobson with the many visitors to his
office, official photographs, campaign, photographs with other
Congressmen and the President, and photographs taken during his
travels, both in the United States and Overseas. Subseries IXB,
Photograph Albums, contain a variety of photograph albums
documenting a number of events such as Pointe Du Hoc Commemoration
Ceremony on June 6, 1980, a variety of congressional trips, and
similar events. Subseries IXC, Video Tapes, Cassette Tapes, and
Audio Reels, is a small subseries containing mostly VHS tapes from
1986 to 2008 and a small number of cassette/audio reels.
Series X, Press and Newspaper Clippings, houses material
Congressman Hobson and his staff released to the press or produced
as part of the Congressman’s outreach to his constituents in the
Ohio Seventh District. The series is divided into five subseries.
Most of these records span the entire period that Congressman
Hobson was a member of the House of Representatives. Subseries XA,
Weekly News Column, contains the final drafts of Congressman
Hobson’s weekly news column, which appeared in newspapers covering
the area of the Ohio Seventh District. Subseries XB, Weekly Radio
Show Transcripts and Documents, is composed of the transcripts,
scripts, and other related documents used by Congressman Hobson to
produce his weekly radio show. Subseries XC, Speeches, holds the
speeches and talking points given by Congressman Hobson at a
variety of events and meetings. Subseries XD, Press Releases,
contains the official press releases sent by Congressman Hobson’s
office to various media outlets. Subseries XE, Newspaper Clippings,
contains copied newspaper articles and news clippings collected by
on a variety of Ohio Seventh District and national issues of
relevance or interest to the Congressman. A number of the news
clippings also show the Congressman at various events or contain
statements he made on particular issues.
Series XI, Election Material, is organized by election year, and
it covers all of David Hobson’s political campaigns—for both the
Ohio Senate and U.S. House of Representatives—from 1982 to 2006.
This series also contains U.S. Presidential election information
for the years 1992, 1996, and 2000. The series is divided by types
of materials within each year, such as political mailings and
election returns.
Series XII: Memorabilia contains a wide-variety of items
including diplomas, awards, certificates, flags, and plaques given
to or collected by Congressman Hobson throughout his tenure both in
the Ohio Senate and in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Subject Terms
Persons/Families Hobson, David L., 1936-
Organizations/Corporate Names Ohio. General Assembly. Senate
Ohio. General Assembly. Senate. Subcommittee on Health
United States. Congress. House United States. Congress. House.
Committee on Appropriations
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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations.
Subcommittee on Dept. of Defense
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations.
Subcommittee on VA, HUD, and Independent Agencies
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services.
Subcommittee on Military Construction
United States. Defense Base Closure and Realignment
Commission
Places Dayton (Ohio)
Springfield (Ohio)
Xenia (Ohio)
Washington (D.C.)
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (Ohio)
Subjects (General) United States--Politics and government
Ohio--Politics and government
Health Issues
Veteran Affairs
Material Types Congressional Records
Legislation
Speeches
Correspondences
Greeting Cards
Press Releases
Newspapers
Magazines/Periodicals Photographs/Albums
VHS
Cassette Tapes
Memorabilia
Occupations Congressman
Diplomat
Legislature
Ohio Senate President Pro Tempore Majority Whip for the Ohio
Senate
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Collection Inventory
Series I: Congressional Legislation
Subseries IA: Miscellaneous Legislative Issues and Debates
Box File Description Date
1 1 One Hundred Votes: Dick Armey’s Guide to the Key Votes of
the 102nd Congress
undated
2 Voting Record-Appendix A: Roll Calls—102 Congress undated 3
Hobson Legislative Activity Guide—102nd Congress 1991-1992 4 Hobson
Legislative Profile—102nd Congress 1991-1992 5 Hobson Legislative
Accomplishments 1991-1992, 1994-1996 6 Hobson Legislative Guide for
1st Session of 103rd
Congress 1993
7 Hobson Legislative Guide for 2nd Session of 103rd Congress
1994
8 Hobson Legislative Profile for 103rd Congress Dec. 14, 1994 9
1993 Hobson Legislative Accomplishments 1994 10 Hobson Voting
Record for 104th Congress August 1996 11 Hobson Legislative Profile
for 105th-106th Congress 1997-1999 12 Republican Conference
Legislative Accomplishments 1996-1997 13 Year-End Reviews 1991-1995
14 Year-End Reviews 1996-1998 15 Hobson Faxes to President Bush
2002 16 Letters Seeking Political Support from Rep. Hobson
2003-2004, 2006 17 52nd Political Inaugural Materials January 20,
1993 18 President George W. Bush Inaugurations Materials 2001, 2005
19 President Bush State of the Union Addresses 2006-2008 20 White
House Holiday Celebration Invitations Various Dates 21 September
11, 2001, Memorial Services Sept. 14, 2001;
Sept. 11, 2002 22 September 11, 2001, Records Sept. 2001
2 1 Community Development Grants Undated 2 Hobson’s Military
Advisory Committee 2005-2006 3 H. R. 1766 Eliminate Waste July
1995
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15
20
25
30
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4 Social Security Bill July 2000 House Republican Conference
1995
6 H. R. 3323 Electronic Health Care Standards 2001 7
Congressional Research Service March 1995 8 State by State Impact
of Rescission Bill March 1995 9 Appropriations Bill March 1995
False Claims Bill 1998 11 Meetings Undated 12 Check Bouncing
Undated 13 Honda Undated 14 Madison Amendment May 1992
Congressional Pictorial Directory (108th Congress) January 2003
16 Cases 1993-1994 17 DOT notice of proposed rule making Nov. 2005
18 Campaign Finance Reform Sept. 1993 19 Cong Record / Federal
Register Lists 1995
CQ-Vote Records 2008 21 Voting Record 1992-1996 22 Balanced
Budget 1995 23 Welfare Reform March 1995 24 Anti-Terrorism
Bill/Anti-Crime March 1996
Assault Weapons Ban April 1996 26 McDermott Case/Complaint
December 2006 27 Whitewater/Other BC Shenanigans Various Dates 28
Talking Papers/Policy Undated 29 Def Cuts WP 1997-1999
Child Abuse Bill 1993 31 American Shipbuilding Assn. Nov 30-Dec
2, 2004 32 American Shipbuilding Nov 27-29, 2006 33 Congressional
Record (Proceedings & Debates) July 2003
34 Congressional Record (108th Congress) May 2004 State of the
Union 1993
36 State of the State 1995 37 State of the Union 1995 38 State
of the Union 1996
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39 State of the Union 1997 40 SOTU 1998 41 State of the Union
1999 42 State of the Union 2005 43 SOTU 2007 44 HBCUI Feb 13, 2002
45 The National Student Leadership Foundation 2000 46 Business Regs
Undated 47 CR-Budget-FY06 2006 48 Gas Tax Bill 2000 49 Gas Tax Vol
II 2000 50 Student Funding 1995 51 Roster of the Senate and House
1991-1992 52 Bills Sponsored May 8, 1998
3 1 President Ronald Reagan Funeral Service June 11, 2004 2
Queen Elizabeth II Address to Congress May 16, 1991 3 Hobson’s
House Floor Remarks 1991, 1999 4 President Harding Memorial 1991 5
Centennial of Concrete Paving in America Day (H.J.
Res. 324) Sept. 12, 1991
6 H.R. 1—Civil Rights Act of 1991 1991 7 Health Care Plans and
Debate 1992-1993 8 President Clinton Health Care Plan Budget
Material 1993 9 President Clinton Ratings and Legislative Record
1993 10 Federal Consumer Information Catalog 1993 11 Hillary
Clinton in Ohio on Health Care 1993 12 Health Information
Modernization and Security Act
(H.R. 3137)—Drafts 1993-1994
13 NAFTA Materials 1993 14 NAFTA Materials 1993-1994 15 NAFTA
Materials 1996 16 National Taxpayers Union Foundation 1993-1994 17
Whitewater Controversy 1993-1994 18 Concerned Women for America
Material 1994
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19 H.R. 4296—Public Safety and Recreational Firearms Use
Protection Act 1994
1994
20 Clinton Crime Bill and Brady Gun Control Bill 1994 21 Crime
Statistics and Focus Group 1994 22 Contract with America Records
1994, 1997 23 Contract with America Records 1995 24 “OhioCare”
Medicaid Waiver Proposal 1995 25 Congressmen’s Office Expenses 1995
26 GOP Superfund (Waste Cleanup) Plan 1995 27 Safe Drinking Water
Act Records Nov. 7, 1995 28 NASA Material 1995-1996, 1998 29 Line
Item Veto Material 1995-1997 30 Waco Hearings 1995 31 Congressional
Accountability Act of 1995 and Labor
Laws for Congressional Offices 1995-1996
32 Organizational Conference/105th Congress Undated 33
Telecommunications Bill 1995-1996 34 GOP Tuesday Group 1995-1997 35
Proposal Cuts of Student Financial Aid 1995-1996 36 U.S.
Representative Deborah Price Republican
Leadership Bid 1995, 1997
37 Democratic Alternative to GOP Contract for America, The New
Democrat (Vol. 7, No. 1)
Jan.-Feb. 1995
38 60 Plus Association 1995 39 Congressional Mass Mailings
Information 1995-1996 40 Moderate Republicans Material
1995-1997
4 1 H.R. 728—Local Government Law Enforcement Block Grants Act
of 1995
1995-1998
2 Welfare Reform Debate 1995-1998 3 Welfare Reform Debate
1995-1998 4 Congressional Reform 1995-1996 5 Minimum Wage Increase
1996 6 Small Business Week June 1996 7 Safe Drinking Water Act
Records 1996 8 Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act of 1995
1995
14
-
9 Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act (H.R. 3322)
Appropriations Bill-Rough Draft
1996
10 Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act (H.R. 3322)
Records
1996
11 Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act (H.R. 3322) Report
of the Committee on Science
1996
12 Safe Drinking Water Act Records 1996 13 Safe Drinking Water
Act Records 1996 14 Labor Unions and Washington D.C. 1996 15 War on
Drugs Material 1996 16 Tax Issues 1996 17 Tobacco Issues and
Debates 1996-1998 18 Interstate Waste and Flow Control 1996-1997 19
Consumer Price Index 1997-1997 20 Medicare 1996 21
Telecommunications and Digital Television Issues 1996-1997
5 1 Newt Gingrich Ethics Investigation 1997 2 Congress Term
Limits Constitutional Amendment
Papers 1997
3 President Clinton ‘s National Education Testing Proposal
1997
4 Republican Leadership Council News 1996-1998 5 Marriage Tax
Elimination Act 1998 6 Main Street Coalition 1997-1998 7 Child
Custody Protection Act (H.R. 1218) 1998-1999 8 Committee on
Standards of Official Conduct—
Miscellaneous Letters 2008
9 Posthumous Civil War Veterans Medals of Honor 2006-2007 10
Underground Railroad Bill 1997-1998 11 Military Medicare Subvention
1997-1998 12 House of Representatives Pay Raise 1997 13 President
Clinton Impeachment Records 1998 14 H.R. 800—Education Flexibility
Partnership Act
Material 1998-1999
15 H.R. 162—Centennial of Flight 2003 16 H.R. 2307—Establishment
of VA Medical Facilities in
Ohio and Texas June 3, 2003
15
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17 Tuskegee Airmen Recognition 2005 18 Recognition of Jeane J.
Kirkpatrick 2006-2007 19 Hobson’s Recognition of Former Congressman
Charles
Vanik 2007
20 Iraq War Resolution Material 2007 21 House Special Task Force
on Ethics Enforcement 2007-2008 22 Hobson’s Recognition of Ginny
Gano Undated 23 Generic U.S. Congress Material Various Dates 24
Ohio Statehouse Material Various Dates 25 H. Con. R. 90, Rep.
Solis-Murders in Civdad Juarex,
Mexico 2005
26 Congressional Diabetes Caucus 2002 27 H.R. 69, Rep. Ney Sense
of Congress Supporting
Iranian People’s Quest for Freedom 2003
28 The Assurance, Rep. King/Hobson, Access to Mammography
Act
2002
29 H.R. 3900, Rep. Bill Young, To adjust the Balanced Budget Act
of ’85
2002
30 H.R. 885, 110th International Nuclear Fuel for Peace and
Nonproliferation Act
2007
31 Valor Act-H.R. 4915 2007 32 FY09 Budget Res. 2009 33 H.R.
2784, 111th , Need Act 2007 34 H.Res. 100, 110th. Encourage
Guatemala to stop
women’s murders 2007
35 HR 2405, 110th Proud to be American Citizen Act of 2007
2007
36 H.R. 952, Rep. Hoyer Nat’l. charter for Korean War Vets
2001
37 H.R. 622, Rep. DeMint to expand adoption tax credit
2001
38 H.J. Res 83, Rep. Shimkus Congratulate West Point on
bicentennial
2002
39 H.R. 3479, Rep. Lipinski To expand aviation capacity in
Chicago
2001
40 S. 2120 Milk Regulatory Equity Act 2006 41 HR 3800-Promoting
HIT Act-DLH Cosponsor 2008 42 H.R. 2176, Mr. Turner, Limited
TRICARE program
eligibility for members of Ready Reserve 2003
43 H.R. 95, Rep. Houghton, repeal use of certain repayments
2001
16
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42 Solid Waste Disposal (H.R. 1213 and 1214) Apr. 2002 43
Federal and Military Retirees Pre-tax Payment of
Healthcare Premiums (H.R. 2125) 2001-2002
44 H.R. 2574-Iraq Study Group-110th 2007 45 H.R. 3333 -DLH
Cosponsor-110th, Minority Health
Disparities 2007
46 Innocent Sellers Protection 2008 47 FHA Reform Undated 48
Foreign Direct Investment 2008 49 Bankruptcy 2008 50 Credit Cards
2008 51 Credit Union Regs. 2008
6 1 HIPAA 1993 2 HIPAA 1994 3 HIPAA 1995 4 HIPAA 1996 5 HIPAA
1997 6 HIPAA 1998 7 HIPAA 1999 8 HIPAA 2000 9 HIPAA 2001 10 HIPAA
Act Records 2003 11 HIPAA 2003 12 HIPAA 2004 13 HIPAA 2005 14
HIPAA: ASCA 2001 15 HIPAA: Privacy Undated 16 HIPAA: Portability
1999 17 HIPAA: Individual Identifiers Undated
7 1 Housing Market 2008 2 FHA/GSE Housing Bills H.R. 5818, H.R.
324 2008 3 Tax Preparers Standards 2008 4 QFT’s 2007
17
-
5 SAFE Commission 2008 6 Stimulus 2008 7 Stimulus Proposals 2008
8 RESPA Rules 2008 9 SBIR Reauthorization 2008 10 Veterans
Disability Benefits Claims Modernization Act
(H.R. 6236) June 11, 2008
11 Cardinal Health-prompt pay 2004 12 H.R. 5704, 109th DLH
Cosponsor, Access to Mcare
Imaging 2007
13 AOPHA H.R. 5042 2006 14 Cell Phone/Gas Tank Issue 2002 15
Electronic Medical Records Undated 16 International Truck &
Engine-pension 2005 17 Tax Reconciliation 2006 18 Tax Relief Act
2006 19 Farm Bill 2007 2007 20 H.R. 1867—110th, NSF Reauthorization
2007 21 104th Congress Indexes 1995-1996 22 Brady Bill 1993 1993 23
Campaign Finance Reform Undated
Subseries IB: Congressional Bills and Resolutions
Box File Description Date
7 24 HR2—Clinger, Line Item Veto 1995 25 HR3—McCollum, Crime
Control 1995 26 HR 4—Shaw, Welfare and Family Issues 1995 27 H.R.
5—Clinger, Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of
1995 1995
28 HR 6—Crane, Tax Credits for Families 1995 29 HR 7—Spence,
Revitalize National Security 1995 30 HR 8—Bunning, Social
Security/Earning Limit 1995 31 HR 9—Archer, Tax Bill 1995 32 HR
10—Hyde, Justice System Reform 1995 33 HR 200—Upton, Environmental
Liability 1995
18
-
34 HR 248—Greenwood, Amend Public Health Service Act, Public Law
104-166
1996
35 HR 359—Rohrbacher, Patent Terms 1995 36 HR 370—Stump, Repeal
93’ Voter Registration Act 1995 37 HR 390—Traficant, Burden of
Proof-Tax Cases 1995 38 HR 450—Delay, Moratorium on Regulation 1995
39 HR 483—Johnson, Social Security-Title XVIII 1995 40 HR 497—Hyde,
Gambling Impact 1995 41 HR 530—Goodling, Student Loans 1995 42 HR
534—Kolbe, Minting $1 coins 1995 43 H.R. 606—Hall, Amend the Dayton
Aviation Heritage
Preservation Act 1995
44 H.R. 1878—Hobson, 2yr. Extension for Dayton Area Health
Plan
1995
45 HR 789—Sensenbrenner, Music Licensing 1995 46 HR 820—Lincoln,
Recycling Liability 1995 47 HR 873—Cox, Helium Act Repeal 1995 48
H.R. 911—Porter, Personal Civil Liability Immunity 1995 49 HR
1112—Brewster, Tishomingo Nat. Wildlife Refuge 1995 50 HR
1114—Ewing, Child Labor Laws-Minors 1995 51 HR 1120—Zeliff, Fed.
Employee Assistance Programs 1995 52 HR 1202—Brown, Exotic Animals
1995 53 HR 1203—Franks, Petroleum Transportation 1995 54 H.R.
2993—Cox, Soft Metric Conversion 1996 55 H.R. 2925—Hyde, Anti-Trust
Law for Health Care
Providers 1996
56 HR 2959—Torkildsen, Repeal ban on HIV+/Military 1996 57 H.R.
2993—Hobson, Forrestal Institution 1996 58 H.R. 3077—Pomeroy,
Commission on Retirement
Income Policy of 1996 1996
59 H.R. 3078—Clinger, No use of funds for lobbying 1996 60 H.R.
3103—Archer, Health Insurance Portability 1996 61 H.R. 3142—Hefley,
Medicare subvention-Demo 1996 62 H.R. 3144—Livingston, Defend
America Act of 1996 1996 63 H.R. 1766—Hobson, Modernized Health
Information
Network 1995
64 H.R. 1776—Johnson, Black Patriots Coin Act 1996
19
-
65 HR 1787—Bilbray, Amend Saccharin Notice Requirement
1995
66 H.R. 1834—Ballenger, OSHA Reform Bill 1995 67 HR
1856—Emerson, Disaster Relief 1995 68 HR 1972—Christensen, Tax
Codes-employees 1995 69 H.R. 2016—Underwood, Amend Title 10 of the
U.S.
Code 1995
70 H.R. 2026—Davis, George Washington Commemorative Coin
1996
71 HR 2186—Regula, Establish O&E Canal Corridor 1995 72 HR
2202, National Marrow Donor Program 1997 73 H.R. 2320—Herger,
Prohibition of Soc. Sec. Payments
to Prisoners 1995
74 HR 2521—Horn, Federal Statistical Service 1995 75 HR
2579—Roth, National Tourism Board 1995 76 HR 2627—Livingstone,
Smithsonian Coins 1995 77 HR 2657—Taylor, Awarding Billy
Graham-Gold Medal 1996 78 HR 2664—Young, Military Ret.-Cost of
Living
Adjustment 1998
79 HR 2740—Hoke, Protection Sports Fans & Comm. 1995 80 HR
2741 1996 81 HR 1242—Parker/Pryce, Highway Bill 1995 82 HR 1234,
Health Insurance Reform 1995 83 HR 1448—Pryce, Indian Child Welfare
1995 84 H.R. 1462—Waxman, Morris K. Udall Parkinson’s
Disease Act 1995
85 HR 1514—Tauzin, Propane Gas Safety 1995 86 H.R. 1573—Ney,
Amend Title XVIII of U.S. Code 1995 87 HR 1594—Saxton, Employee
Benefit Plans 1995 88 HR 1559—Gordon, 800 numbers billing reform
1995
8 1 H.R. 1610—Thomas, Employer Provided Group Health 1995 2 HR
1627—Bliley, Insecticide/Food & Drug Acts
Reform 1995
3 HR 1645—Gillmore, Civilian Marksmanship 1995 4 HR
1646—Laughlin, Armed Forces-Reserves 1995 5 H.R. 1684—Bliley, James
Madison Commemorative
Coin 1996
20
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6 HR 1708—Weller, Federal Mortgage Insurance Corp. 1995 7 H.J.
Res. 1—Barton/Hyde/Tate/Geren, Balanced Budget
Amendment 1995
8 H.J. Res. 2—McCollum, 12 Year Term Limit 1995 9 H.J. Res.
48—Royce, Retroactive Taxation 1995 10 H.J. Res. 79—Solomon, Flag
Desecration Amendment 1995 11 H.J. Res. 132—Kasich, Use CBO number
for Budget 1995 12 H. Con. Res. 26—Talent, Jewish War Veterans
Stamp 1995 13 H. Con. Res. 100—Hunter, Peace Through Strength 1995
14 H. Con. Res. 160—Houghton, Congrats to Sierra Leone 1996 15 H.
Con. Res. 169—Shays 1996 16 H. Res. 30—Combest, OB-GYN Primary
Health Care
Provider 1995
17 H. Res. 247—Buyer, Ground Troops in Bosnia 1995 18 H. Res.
299—Johnson, Outside Earned Income 1995 19 H. Res. 449—Vucanovich,
Relating to breast implants
and the FDA 1996
20 H.R. 3253—Parker, G.V. Montgomery VA Medical Center
1997
21 H.R. 3275—Pryce, Amend Indian Child Welfare Act 1996 22 H.R.
3421—Pelosi, Imposition of tariffs on products of
China 1996
23 H.R. 3433— Rep. Archer, Ticket to work 1998 24 H.R.
3465—Johnson, Amend Title V of Social Security 1996 25 H.R.
3468—Gekas, Biomaterials Access Assurance Act
of 1996 1996
26 H.R. 3506—President Ford Congressional Medal 1998 27 H.R.
4000—Dornan, Restoration of Missing Persons
Authorities 1996
28 105th Congress—1st Session, Statements, One Minutes, Etc.
1998
29 H. Con. Res. —Rep. Gingrich, U.S. Historical Documents
Day
1998
30 H. Con. Res. 10—Solomon, Baltics should be in NATO 1997 31 H.
Con. Res. 100—Chabot, Taiwan (ROC) self-
determinate 1997
32 H. Con. Res. 107—McDade, International Little League 1997 33
H. Con. Res. 208—Rep. Lazio, Housing Pledge 1998 34 H. Con. Res.
210—Rep Shays, Promoting long-term
care insurance 1998
21
-
35 H. Con. Res. 258—Rep. Nowey, Support international referendum
on political status of East Timor
1998
36 H. Con. Res. 274—Rep. Young (FL), 50th Anniversary of Nat’l
Heart Lung and Blood Institution
1998
37 H. Con. Res. 317—Rep Myrick, Tribute to Off. Chestnut and
Gibson
1998
38 H. Con. Res. 343—Rep. Fowler, Opposition to forces in
Kosovo
1998
39 H. Con. Res. 367 2000 40 H.J.R. 2—McCollum, Term Limits
Amendment 1997 41 H.J.R. 75—Stump, Bob, Honor of Bob Hope as
Veteran 1997 42 H. Res. 45—Rep. Hall, Tony, Honor ’96 Nobel
Prize
Winner 1997
43 H.R. 192—Hefley, Medicare Subvention Demonstration 1997 44 H.
Res. 211—Rep. Knollenberg, Oppose America
Signature of Kyoto 1984
45 H. Res. 235—Rep. Bass, Charles, National Mammography Day
1997
46 H. Res. 267—Rep. Pappas, End use of Drugs by children and in
our schools
1997
47 H. Res. 452—Rep. Latham, Reject Postage Rate Increase
1998
48 H. Res. 565—Rep. Bass, Fight against Breast Cancer 1998 49
H.R. 412—Hastings, Oroville-Tonasket Claims 1997 50 H.R. 426—Rep.
Nethercutt, Family Farm Tax
Simplification Act 1997
51 H.R. 453—Rep. Ackerman, The Downed Animal Protection Act
1997
52 H.R. 511, National Wildlife Refuge System Improvement Act
1997
53 H.R. 619—Rep. Porter, The Bear Protection Act 1997 54 H.R.
659—Burr, Amend Clean Air & Superfund 1997 55 H.R.
678—Gillmore, Thomas Edison Sesq. Coin 1997 56 H.R. 695—Rep.
Goodlatte, SAFE, Encryption Act 1997 57 H.R. 699—Bonilla, Military
Voting Rights Act 1997 58 H.R. 722—Hastings, Voluntary EFTPS (Elec.
Tax) 1997 59 H.R. 789—Sensenbrenner, Fairness in Musical
Licensing 1997
60 H.R. 815—Cardin, Emergency Medical Services Undated 61 H.R.
831—Regula, D.C. Retrocession 1997 62 H.R. 901—D. Young, American
Land Sovereignty 1997
22
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63 H.R. 970—Rep .Burton, Ntl. Gas Vehicle Incentives Act 1997 64
H.R. 971—Bass, Northern Forest Stewardship 1997 65 H.R. 1010—Rep.
Portman, Mandates Information Act 1998 66 H.R. 1053—Common Cents
Stock Pricing Act of 1997 1997 67 H.R. 1168—Istook, BIA acquisition
of Indian land 1997 68 H.R. 1203—B.Stump, Ebonics 1997 69 H.R.
1283—Ehrlich, Moratorium on RESPA lawsuits 1997 70 H.R. 1372—Chris
Cox, Budget Process Reform Act 1998 71 H.R. 1378—Rep. Hayworth,
Open Competition and
Fairness Act 1997
72 H.R. 1387—Rep. Miller, End U.S. Sugar Subsidies 1997 73 H.R.
1470—Kasich, Transportation Empowerment 1997 74 H.R. 1521—Rep.
Gallegly, Public Service Aviation Act 1997 75 H.R. 1543—Rep.
Gallegly, Private Property Rights 1997 76 H.R. 1650—Christensen,
Gold Medal to Mother Teresa 1997 78 H.R. 1635—Stokes, National
Underground RR 1997 79 H.R. 1705—Horn, Campaign in the Sunshine
1997 80 H.R. 1863—Rep. Bob Ney, Job Protection Act of 1997 1997 81
H.R. 1864—Peanut Program Phase Out 1997 82 H.R. 1984—Rep. Klink, 5
Year Study on Air Quality Undated 83 H.R. 2095—Porter/Dreier, China
& Human Rights 1997 84 H.R. 2129—Rep. Traficant, Douglas
Applegate US Post
Office 1997
85 H.R. 2202—Rep. Young, C., Bone Marrow Registry Act 1997 86
H.R. 2305—Rep. Hall, T., Commission to 100th of
Flight 1997
87 H.R. 2321—Rep. Burton, Caddie Relief Act of 1997 1997 88 H.R.
2383—Rep. Ehlers, FCC Enforcement Act 1998 89 H.R. 2478—Rep. Paul,
Freedom Debate Act of 1997 1997 90 H.R. 2500—Rep. McCollum,
Bankruptcy Reform Act 1997 91 H.R. 2661—Rep. McInnis, Sound
Scientific Practices
Act 1998
92 H.R. 2661—Rep. McInnis, Sound Scientific Practices Act
1998
93 H.R. 2709—Rep. Gilman (Chair), Iran Missile Proliferation
Sanctions Act of 1997
1997
94 H.R. 2727—Rep. Boehlert, Superfund Reform Bill 1997
23
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95 H.R. 2766—Rep. LaTourette, Karl Bernal US Post Office
Building
1997
96 H.R. 2829—Rep. Visclosky, Bulletproof Vest Partnership
Act
1997
97 H.R. 2939—Rep. Brady, The Federal Agency Sunset Act of
‘98
1998
98 H.R. 3045—Rep. Kasich, Transportation Devolution Bill
1997
99 H.R. 3125—Rep. Houghton, Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997
1997
100 H.R. 3131—Rep. Shays, Public Internet Access to CRS 1998 101
H.R. 3156—Rep. Houghton, Cong. Gold Medal to
Nelson Mandela 1998
102 H.R. 3534—Rep. Condit, Mandates Information Act 1998 103
H.R. 3396—Murtha, McDade, Citizens Protection Act
‘98 1998
104 H.R. 3521—Rep. Hobson, Greenview Schools Land Conveyance
1998
105 H.R. 3572—Rep. Bilirakis, Spectrum Protection Act 1998 106
H.R. 3602—Rep. Boehner, GATT T.V. Bill 1998 107 H.R. 3610—Rep.
Greenwood, National Oil heat
Research Check off 1998
108 H.R. 3634—Rep. Lazio, The Manufactured Housing Improvement
Act of 1998
1998
109 H.R. 3690—Rep. Wise, EPA Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) emissions
1998
110 H.R. 3710—Rep. Scarborough, USS Indianapolis Relief Act
1998
111 H.R. 3722—Rep. Christensen, Independent Contractor
Reform
1998
112 H.R. 3747—Rep. Kelly, Stalking Protection Act 1998 113 H.R.
3783—Rep. Oxley, Child Online Protection Act 1998 114 H.R.
3821—Rep. Portman, George H.W. Bush CIA
Compound 1998
115 H.R. 3894—Rep. Hall, Reinvigorate Science at Air Force
1998
116 H.R. 4056—Rep. Sessions, Bosnia Force Realignment Act
1998
117 H.R. 4213—Rep. Solomon, Savings and Investment Relief
Act
1998
118 H.R. 4250—Rep. Hastert, Patient Protection Act 1998 119 H.R.
4269—Rep. Forbes, Fairness in Securities
Transactions 1998
24
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120 H.R. 4537—Rep. Ney, Veterans Education Benefits Equity
1998
121 H.R. 4540—Rep. Graham, FLSA exemption for funeral
directors
1998
9 1 H.R. 4550—Rep. Portman, Drug Demand Reduction Act
1998
2 H.R. 4590—Rep. Castle, Ed-Flex Program 1998 3 H.R. 4602—Rep.
Pryce, “Chalmers Wylie Veterans
Clinic” 1998
4 H.R. —Rep. Horn, Fed. Statistical Systems Act 1997 5 H. Con.
Res. 24—Rep. Salmon, Opposing Declaration
of Palestine 1999
6 H. Con. Res. 30—Rep. Metcalf, Protect Congressional Authority
Act
1999
7 H. Con. Res. 30—Executive Order, 1999 8 H. Con. Res. 58—Rep.
Pallone, VETS day recognition 1999 9 H.R. 70—Rep. Stump, Arlington
National Cemetery
Burial Eligibility Act 1999
10 H. Con. Res. 110—Celebration for Ann. Of Apollo 11
Mission
1999
11 H. Con. Res. 112—S.S. Lane Victory 1999 12 H. Con. Res.
282—Rep. Hayes, Person of the Century-
G.I. 2000
13 H. Con. Res. 292—Rep. Armey, Congrats to Taiwan for Pres.
Elections
2000
14 H. Con. Res. 306—Rep. Shimkus, 60th Anniversary of non
recognition of Soviet takeover of Bosnia
2000
15 H. Con. Res. 388—Rep. Jones, 100th Anniversary of the Ohio
AAA
2000
16 H. J. Res. 33—Rep. Cunningham, Flag Desecration Act 1999 17
H. J. Res. 46—Rep. Young, Honoring Zachary Fisher 1999 18 H. J.
Res. 48—Rep. Scarborough, Honoring survivors of
USS Indianapolis 1999
19 H. J. Res. 86—Rep. Ewing, Honoring 50th Anniv. Of Korean
War
2000
20 H. J. Res. 102—Rep. Bachus, Birmingham Pledge 2000 21 H. R.
5—Eliminate Earnings Test for SS 1999 22 H. R. 6—Rep. Weller,
Marriage Tax Elimination Act 1999 23 H. Res. 95—Rep. Pitts, Tax
Freedom Resolution 1999 24 H. R. 199—Rep. Emerson, Mil. Retiree
Health Care
Task Force 1999
25
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25 H. R. 146—Rep. Ralph Hall, LST Ship Memorial Bill 1999 26 H.
R. 175—Rep. Johnson, Low Inc. Housing Tax Credit
Act 1999
27 H. Res. 198 Expressing Jim Thorpe as “America’s Athlete of
the Century”
1999
28 H. Res. 211—Rep. Bass, Prostate Cancer Awareness 1999 29 H.
Res. 226—Condemn synagogue Arson of June 18,
1999 1999
30 H. Res. 298—Rep. Visclosky, Antidumping and countervailing
measures
1999
31 H. R. 350—Rep. Portman, Mandates Information Act of 1999
1999
32 H. R. —Rep. Bilirakis, Protect State Tobacco Recoveries
1999
33 H. R. 354—Amend Title 17, USC to protect of info 1999 34 H.
R. 355—Rep. Condit, Truth in Recruiting Act 1999 35 H. R. 380—Rep.
Greenwood, Oilheat Research Alliance
Act of 1999 2000
36 H. R. 396—Ronald V. Dellums Bldg. 1999 37 H. R. 435—Rep.
Lewis (Jerry), Ronald Dellums Federal
Building 1999
38 H. R. 443—Rep. Shays, Downed Animal Protection Act 1999 39 H.
R. 464—Rep. Granger, Higher Ed Affordability Act 1999 40 H.R.
494—Rep. Oxley, Expressing the Constitutionality
of the Ohio State Motto 1999
41 H. R. 557—Rep. Ney, Community Safe Act of 1999 1999 42 H. R.
570—Rep. Chabot, Education IRA Fairness Act 1999 43 H. R. 625—Rep.
Ney, Veterans Ed. Benefits Equity Act 1999 44 H. R. 654—Rep. Shays,
Congressional Research Access
Act 1999
45 H. R. 735—Rep. Ney, Gun Retention Act 1999 46 H. R. 764—Rep.
Pryce, Child Abuse Prevention Act
(CAPE) 1999
47 H. R. 775—Rep. Davis, Y2K Readiness and Responsibility
1999
48 H. R. 783—Rep. Bilirakis, Amateur Radio Protection Act
1999
49 H. R. 800—Rep. Castle, Education Flexibility Partnerships
1999
50 H. R. 850—Rep. Goodlatte, SAFE Act 1999 51 H. R. 852—Dept. of
Ag E-Filing 1999
26
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52 H. R. 853—Budget Process Reform Act of 1999 1999 53 H. R.
865—Rep. Houghton, Determining the exclusion
of gains from princ. res. Sale 1999
54 H. R. 883—Rep. Don Young, American Land Sovereignty Act
1999
55 H. R. 903—Rep. Bliley, Liberty Dollar Bill Act 1999 56 H. R.
922—Rep. Riley, Education IRA Plus Act 1999 57 H. R. 924—Rep.
Spratt, Eliminating Kerosene Tax 1999 58 H. R. 985—Rep. Gallegly,
Public Services Aviation Act 1999 59 H. R. 987—Rep. Roy Blunt,
Workplace Preservation
Act 1999
60 H. R. 1102—Rep. Portman, Retirement Pension and Security
Reform
2000
61 H. R. 1111—Fed. Services Long Term Care Act of 1999 1999 62
H. R. 1115—Rep. Candy, Amending Title XVIII of Soc.
Sec. 1999
63 H. R. 1130—Rep. Lazio, Emergency Residence Protection Act
1999
64 H. R. 1141—Rep. Boehner, Truth in Employment Act 1999 65 H.
R. 1183—Amend Fastener Quality 1999 66 H. R. 1190—Rep. Greenwood,
Solid Waste Interstate
Trans. Act 1999
67 H. R. 1995—Rep. McCrery, Amend Internal Revenue Code of
1986
1999
68 H. R. 1291—Rep. Upton, Internet Access Charge Prohibition
1999
69 H. R. 1195—Amend Int. Revenue Code to increase meal expense
deductions
1999
70 H. R. 1291—Prohibit Access charges on Internet Providers
1999
71 H. R. 1300—Recycle America’s Land Act 1999 72 H. R. 1301—Rep.
Blunt, De-listing of Propane as a
Hazardous Chemical 1999
73 H. R. 1322—Rep. Gallegly, Increase Limit of nondeductible
contributions to retirement
2000
74 H. R. 1336—Rep. Lazio, Emergency Resident Protection Act
1999
75 H. R. 1360—Harmonized Treatment Schedule 1999 76 H. R.
1405—Rep. Sherrod Brown, Establishing the Don
Pease federal bldg 1999
77 H. R. 1441—Rep. Boehner, Truth in Employment Act 1999
27
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78 H. R. 1442—Rep. Calvert, Law Enforcement Safety &
Enhancement Act
1999
79 H. R. 1443—Rep. Conyers, To provide for the collection of
data on traffic stops
2000
80 H. R. 1472—Diabetes Postage Stamp 1999 81 H. R. 1542—Rep.
Calvert, Law Enforcement and Public
Safety Enhancement Act 1999
82 H. R. 1556—Rep. Greenwood, Prevention of School Violence
Act
1999
83 H. R. 1556—Nat Commission on Prevention of School
Violence
1999
84 H. R. 1567—Freedom for Russia and Emerging Eurasian
Democracies
1999
85 H. R. 1579—Children’s Hospital And Research Act of 1999
1999
86 H. R. 1592—Regulatory Fairness and Openness Act of 1999
1999
87 H. R. 1598—Rep. Bryant, To provide a patent term rest rev
procedure for certain drug
1999
88 H. R. 1601—Rep. Ehrlich, Blind Empowerment Act 1999 89 H. R.
1620—Rep. Istook, Jurisdictional Threshold for
NLRB 1999
90 H. R. 1650—Border Improvement and Immigration Act of 1999
1999
91 H. R. 1778—Rep. Gillmor, Federal Election Law Integrity
Act
1999
92 H. R. 1814—Rep. LaHood, Tax Fairness for the States 1999 93
H. R. 1850—Rep. Miller, Sugarcane and Sugarbeets 1999 94 H. R.
1932—Gold Medal for Father Theodore Hesburg 1999 95 H. R. 1987—Rep.
Goodling, Fair access to indemnity
and reimbursement Act 1999
96 H. R. 2128—Rep. Brady, Abolish Obsolete Agencies Act
1999
97 H. R. 2129—Rep. Burr, Uniform food safety warning
notification requirements
2000
98 H. R. 2130—Farias Date-Rape Prevention Drug Act of 1999
1999
99 H. R. 2166—Rep. Porter, Bear Protection Act 1999 100 H. R.
2216—Rep. Kaptur, To Temp suspend the duty on
HPA 1999
101 H. R. 2308—Rep. Portman, Computer Donations 1999 102 H. R.
2341—Safety Net Preservation Act 1999
28
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103 H. R. 2346—State and Local enforcement of FCC regulations
re: citizens band radio
1999
104 H. R. 2350—Repeal Taxes on American Values 1999 105 H. R.
2357— “Louise Stokes Post Office in Shaker
Heights, OH 1999
106 H. R. 2366—Small Business Liability Reform Act of 1999
1999
107 H. R. 2372—Private Property Rights Implementation Act
1999
108 H. R. 2465—MilCon Approps 2000 109 H. R. 2528—Establish Bur.
Of Imm. Service and Bur.
Of Imm. Enforcement in DOJ 1999
110 H. R. 2620—Rep. Mark Foley, Glaucoma Detection-Medicare
elg.
2000
111 H. R. 2639—Establish peer review of OSHA standards 1999 112
H. R. 2709—Rep. Goodlatte, Amending the Food Stamp
Act 1999
113 H. R. 2749—Rep. Foley, Disaster Protection 1999 114 H. R.
2815—Rep. Rogan, Gold medal to Armstrong,
Aldrin and Collins 1999
115 H. R. 2919—Nat. Underground RR Freedom Center Act 1999 116
H. R. 2926—Comprehensive Access and Responsibility
in Health Care Act 1999
117 H. R. 3082—Rep. Ramstad, S. Corporation Stock 2000 118 H. R.
3100—Rep. Frelinghuyse, Amending the
Communications Act 1999
119 H. R. 3174—Rep. McCrery 1999 120 H. R. 3193—Rep. Evans,
Dept. of Vet Affairs 1999 121 H. R. 3517—Rep. Sununu, Amending
Taxpayer Relief
Act 1999
122 H. R. 3525—Rep. Oxley, FCC requirements for noncom broa
2000
123 H. R. 3591—Rep. Goodwin, Recognizing service of Mr. Mrs.
Reagan
2000
124 H. R. 3594—Rep. Herger, Repeal modif. Of installment
method
2000
125 H. R. 3625—Rep. Dickey, Federal Water Pollution Act 2000 126
H. R. 3663—Rep. Ose, Dept. of Defense/student loans 2000 127 H. R.
3679—Rep. Cook, Minting of commemorative
coins for Salt Lake Olympic games 2000
128 H. R. 3916—Rep. Portman, REPEAL excess tax on telephones
2000
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129 H. R. 3918—Rep. Rogers, Establish the Bureau of Immigration
Services and Enforcement
2000
130 H. R. 4033—Rep. Visclosky, Amend Omnibus Crime Control
Streets
2000
131 H. R. 4069—Rep. Bass, Extend Authority for postal patr to
fund breast cancer research
2000
132 H. R. 4271—Rep. Ehlers, Education program extension 2000 133
H. R. 4314—Rep. LaTourette, Larry Small Post Office
Building 2000
134 H. R. 4328—R Rep. Ramstad 2000 135 H. R. 4382—Rep. Hall,
Voluntary Separation incentives
for military 2000
136 H. R. 4492—Rep. Lofgren, Amending title 39 Undated 137 H. R.
4547—Rep. Ryan, Waivers for nurses’ aide 2000 138 H. R. 4807—Rep.
Coburn, Comprehensive AIDS
Resources 2000
139 H. R. 4844—Rep. Shuster, Modernization of Railroad
Finance
2000
140 H. R. 4864—Rep. Stump, Amend Title 38-Sec of Vet Affair
2000
141 H. R. 5036—Rep. Hall, Amend the Dayton Aviation Heritage
Preservation Act of 1992
2000
142 H. R. 5042—Rep. Hobson, To amend SS Act to protect Medicare
to beneficiary in a Medicare+Choice plane
2000
143 H. R. 2904—Rep.Hobson, Military Constriction Appropriations
for 2002
2001
144 H. R. 5212—American Folklife Library of congress program,
collecting personal histories of veterans
2000
145 H. R. 426—Rep. Gilman, Violence in the Middle East 2000 146
H. R. 635—Rep. Mollohan, Pres. provide relief from
steel import injuries 2000
147 H. R. 5490—Rep. Hall to provide for an Office of Air Force
research
2000
Subseries IC: Signed Letters and Sponsored Legislation
Box File Description Date
9 147 Signed and Co-signed Letters—102nd Congress 1991-1992 148
Sponsored and Co-sponsored Legislation—102nd
Congress 1991-1992
149 Sponsored and Co-sponsored Legislation—102nd Congress
1991-1992
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150 Signed and Co-signed—103rd Congress-2nd Session 1994
10 1 Signed and Co-signed Letters—104th Congress, 2nd
Session
1996
2 Signed and Co-signed Letters—106th Congress 1999-2000 3 Signed
and Co-signed Letters—107th Congress 2001-2002 4 Co-signed
Letters—108th Congress 2004 5 Co-sponsored Legislation—109th
Congress 2005-2006 6 Sponsored Co-sponsored letters—108th Congress
2003-2005 7 Signed and Co-signed Letters—110th Congress 2007-2008 8
Sponsored and Co-sponsored Legislation—110th
Congress 2007-2008
Subseries ID: Thank You and Congratulatory Letters
Box File Description Date
10 9 Thank You Letters—General Constituents Various dates 10
Thank You Letters—General Constituents Various dates 11 Thank You
Letters—General Constituents Various dates 12 Thank You
Letters—General Constituents 1998-2003
11 1 Thank You Letters—General Constituents Various dates 2
Thank You Letters—General Constituents Various dates 3 Thank You
Letters—General Constituents Undated 4 Thank You Letters—Executives
of Organizations and
Community Groups Undated
5 Thank You Letters—Executives of Organizations and Community
Groups
Various dates
6 Thank You Letters—Executives of Organizations and Community
Groups
Various dates
7 Thank You Letters—Dayton Children’s Hospital Photograph
Book
Undated
8 Thank You Letters—St. Bernadette School 1st Grade Class
2005
9 Thank You Letters—Media Group Various dates 10 Thank You
Letters—University Leaders Various dates 11 Thank You Letters—Local
and County Government Various dates 12 Thank You Letters—Ohio
Politicians Various dates
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13 Thank You Letters—Hobson Political and Personal Financial
Contributions
Various dates
12 1 Thank You Letters—Foreign Various dates 2 Thank You
Letters—Department of the Air Force Various dates 3 Thank You
Letters—Department of the Army Various dates 4 Thank You
Letters—Department of the Navy Various dates 5 Thank You
Letters—U.S. Congressmen Various dates 6 Thank You Letters—U.S.
Congressmen Various dates 7 Thank You Letters—President’s Cabinet
and Associated
Departments Various dates
8 Thank You Letters—U.S. Presidents Various dates 9 September
11, 2001-related letters Sept.-Dec. 2001 10 Thank You
Letters—Written by Hobson Various dates 11 Birthday Letters for
Rep. Hobson from Politicians 1997-2004 12 Thanks 1991 13 Christmas
Thank You 1991 14 Thanks from DLH [David L. Hobson] 1992 15 Thanks
1992 16 Correspondence Sent 1991-1992 17 Thank You from DLH [David
L. Hobson] 1993 18 Thank You from DLH [David L. Hobson] 1994 19
Thanks from DLH [David L. Hobson] 1995 20 Correspondence Sent 1993
21 Correspondence Sent 1994 22 Correspondence Sent 1995 23 Greeting
Cards Undated 24 DLH-Retirement-Birthday Notes Various Dates 25
Thank You Letters 1991 26 Correspondence with Superintendent of
Public School
(Orenburg, Russia) 2002
27 Correspondence-DLH to Postmaster November 1997 28 Letter
Frequency Report June 20, 2008
13 1 Notes 2008 2 Holiday Card 2006
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3 Christmas Card 1995-1996 4 Xmas Card 1993 5 Christmas Card
1998 6 Christmas Card 1999 7 Christmas Card 2000 8 Christmas Card
2001 9 Christmas Card 2002 10 Christmas Card 2004 11 Christmas Card
2004 12 Holiday Card 2005 13 Holiday Card 2005 14 “Thank You”
Various Dates 15 Christmas Card 2007 16 Sample Congrats Letters
Various Dates 17 Sample Condolence Letters 1994-1998 18 Holiday
Greeting Cards Undated 19 Correspondences Various Dates 20 VIP 1997
21 Sorry You are Retiring Letters 2007 22 Sampling of Letters &
Proclamations Various Dates 23 Congratulations 1992 24
Congratulations 1992 25 Congratulations 1993 26 Congratulations
1994
Series II: Constituent Letters
Box File Description Date 14 Constituent Letters March-May
1991,
Oct. 1991 15 Constituent Letters Oct.-Dec. 1991, 1992 16
Constituent Letters 1992 17 Constituent Letters Nov. 1992-Jan. 1993
18 Constituent Letters 1992-1993 19 Constituent Letters Jan.,
Mar.-May 1993 20 Constituent Letters 1993
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21 Constituent Letters 1993 22 Constituent Letters 1993 23
Constituent Letters 1993 24 Constituent Letters Nov. 1993-Mar. 1994
25 Constituent Letters 1993-1994 26 Constituent Letters 1993,
May-July 1996 27 Constituent Letters Jan.-Mar. 1994 28 Constituent
Letters July-Sept. 1994 29 Constituent Letters 1994 30 Constituent
Letters Feb.-Mar. 1995 31 Constituent Letters 1995 32 Constituent
Letters Jan.-Feb. 1996 33 Constituent Letters Aug.-Oct. 1996 34
Constituent Letters Dec. 1996-Feb. 1997 35 Constituent Letters 1997
36 Constituent Letters 1997-1998 37 Constituent Letters Oct.-Dec.
1998 38 Constituent Letters 1998 39 Constituent Letters 1998 40
Constituent Letters 1998 41 Constituent Letters 1998-2002,
Apr.-May
2000 42 Constituent Letters Sept.-Dec. 1999 43 Constituent
Letters May-Nov. 2000, July-
Sept. 2001 44 Constituent Letters Aug.-Oct. 2002 45 Constituent
Letters July-Aug. 2003, 2007-
2008 46 Constituent Letters 2004, Various Dates 47 Constituent
Letters Dec. 2004-Mar. 2005 48 Constituent Letters Mar. 2005-July
2005 49 Constituent Letters July 2005-Dec. 2005 50 Constituent
Letters Aug. 2005-Dec. 2005 51 Constituent Letters Nov. 2005-Feb.
2007,
July 2006-Jan. 2007 52 Constituent Letters Feb. 2006-June
2007
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53 Constituent Letters May 2006-Sept. 2006 54 Constituent
Letters Jan. 2007-Mar. 2007 55 Constituent Letters Mar. 2007-July
2007 56 Constituent Letters July 2007-Dec 2007 57 Constituent
Letters 2007-2008 58 Constituent Letters 2008
Series III: Administration
Subseries IIIA: General Information
Box File Description Date
59 1 House Rules and Manual (One Hundred Ninth Congress)
2005
60 Congressional Quarterly 1991-1996 61 Congressional Quarterly
1997-2002 62 House Journal, Congressional Quarterly 1998, 2003-2007
63 1 Congressional Record: 108th Congress, 2nd Session (Col.
150, No. 63) May 7, 2004
2 Congressional Directory of the 108th Congress (two copies)
2003
3 Congressional Pictorial Directory of the 110th Congress (two
copies)
June 2007
4 Event Introductions of Rep. Hobson 2000-2001, undated 5
Biographies of Miscellaneous U.S. Congressmen Undated
Subseries IIIB: Carolyn Hobson Material
Box File Description Date
63 6 Carolyn Hobson-Biographies Undated 7 Carolyn Hobson-Various
Public Service
Announcements Various Dates
8 Carolyn Hobson-Miscellaneous Papers 1993-1997 9
Carolyn-Speeches Undated 10 Carolyn Hobson-Newspaper Articles
Various Dates 11 U.S. House of Representatives Floor Procedures
Manuals 1997, 2001
12 Letter to the Editor Postelection Nov. 23, 2004
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13 Hobson Office Auto Lease Jan. 25, 1999 14 Retirement Clips
2008
Subseries IIIC: David Hobson Material
Box File Description Date
63 15 Miscellaneous Hobson Biographies 1990-2001 16
Miscellaneous Hobson Biographies 2005-2007, undated 17
Miscellaneous Hobson Biographies Undated 18 Hobson Family History
Undated 19 Mr. and Mrs. Hobson Birth and Marriage Cert. Various
Dates
Series IV: House of Representatives Committee Material
Subseries IVA: Military Construction Subcommittee
Box File Description Date
64 1 Medical Diseases 1998, 2001 2 Medical Alcoholism (Research
Society on Alcoholism)
(Texas) 1998-2001
3 Medical Custodial Care (Tyler Denman) 2000, 2001 4 USO Jan.
2000 5 Medical, Kettering Neuroscience Institute 1996-1998 6
Medical, Computer based Record/Personal ID Carrier 1998 7 Medical,
AIMCARE/Composite Health Care Sys II
(USI-Eric Graham) 1998
8 Medical, Id. State Licenses (MARC Asso.) 1998 9 Medical,
Breast Cancer 1998 10 Medical, Anti-smoking (SmithKline Beecham)
1997, 1998 11 Medical, Prescribing Psychologists 1995, 1997 12 Adv.
Concept Tech. Demo (ACTD) (Van Hipp) 1998 13 Jefferson Project (Bio
Warfare) (Battelle) 2001, 2002 14 Jt. Adv. Strike Tech. (JAST)
1995-1997 15 Procurement/RD&T, Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD)
1995-1998 16 Medical, Hepatitis B vaccination new recruits
(GlaxoWellcome) 2001
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17 Vulnerability Determination Air Veh. Contamination (Micro
Sys-Joe Wms.)
2003
18 Ultra Wideband Fiber Optic Secure Laser Data Line (ITT)
2003
19 Next Gen. Aerosp. Res. Initiative (NGARI) (JmsGregory
Asso)
2003
20 Aging Aircraft-Ad. Tech Into Legacy Avionics Sys. (Ball)
2004
21 (Areosp. Sensors) (General Atomics) 2003 22 Strategic Aerosp.
Metals Consort. (BrushWellman & W-
P) 2003
23 Microwave Power Module (Electronic Industries Asso.) 1997 24
Safeguard (ChemBio) (Program) (TI) 1997 25 Thermophotovoltaics
(Tecogen) 1997 26 SBL TRW 1997 27 Chem/Bio (Prociv) 1997 28
Metalcasting (DLA) 1996,1998 29 Edison Materials (use W-P equip)
1998 30 Extended Range Guided Munitions (Gene Davidson,
KDI) 2003
31 ChemBio Incident Response Force (CBIRF) (Battelle) 2001-2003
32 Component Upgrade Recert. Environ. (CURE)
(EDaptive/PMA) 2003
32 Durable Hybrid Coatings for Aircraft Systems (UDRI) 2003 32
Nat. Aircraft Noise Assessment Facility (Veridian,
Sojka) 2003
33 Phase Diversity-Imaging Thru Vol. Turbulance (Veridian,
Sojka)
2004
34 Precision Location And Identification (PLAID) (Mercer
Engineering)
2003
35 MilCon 04-Chlorine Various Dates 36 Bosca, Leather (import
quotas) (Dept. of Commerse) 2003 37 Bosma, Lee (Bosma Machine &
Tool Co., Tipp City)
DOD King 2002
38 Karl Druva 1999 39 Franklincovey Co. (DOD) (family support
programs) 2002 40 George Fischer Mosner Automotive 2001 41 Higgins,
Dick (OSHA) 2002 42 Hyundai (Plant, Mexico Lawsuit) 2002 43 Kullman
Industries (Bill Ulrey) 2001
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44 MilCon-General Meyer Promotion 2003 45 Mixon, Mal (Foreign
Intel. Advisory Board) 2003 46 National City Corp. (Bank), Jim
Fitzpatrick (DOD
overseas bk.) 2002
47 Patel, Hema (Intellitech Sys. Inc.), COE (8(a)
solicitation)
2003
48 Reynolds, Brittany (A.F. application) 2003 49 Six Flags (per
Steve Hart) Whales (Commerce) 2003 50 UPS 2001 51 CHAMBERLAIN, John
Sr. (DOD), (Boy Scout trip to
Hampton Roads, Newport News, or Norfolk) 2003
52 United States Air and Trade Show, Kinlin, Donald J. (Navy,
AF)
2003
53 Coleman, Jos. (ROTC-Wilberforce/Central State) 2001 54
Deskbook Joint Program Office (W-P), (Evans, Earl)
DOD 2002
55 DHL (Wolfgang Pordzik) DOD (free holiday packages to
Afghanistan)
2002
56 Durstein, Quentin (DOD), (Benefits for medically dischg.)
2002
57 Haggstrom, Col. Glenn USAF 2001 58 Hoeper, Paul J. “Page”
2002 59 Morris, John L. (DOD) (rec. for Deputy Dir. DARPA) 2002 60
Le Meilleur Contruction Co. (Korea) 2002 61 Nick, Phillip
(employment) 2001 62 Rees, MG Raymond “Fred” NGB 2002 63 Rhodes,
Lt. Gen. George (per John Dalton, Fairborn C
of C) 2002
64 George, Stephen C. , Ex. Dir. Ohio Bicentennial (fly
over)
2002
65 Hi-Tek Manufacturing (Pratt-Whitney/UT) (MBC for B.
Jackson)
1998
66 Pyaton, Laura (U.S. Investigation Service / OPM) 2003 67
Weber, Douglas B. (FAA) 2003 68 Williams, Jeffrey + MUSGROVE, Laura
2001-2002 69 ACI (Steel Scrap from Russia), (Greg Laughlin, PB)
2001 70 Dudley, Duke (Air Traffic Control), Dead Spot in
Dayton-SPFLD frequency 2002
71 Global Village Communications (Pat O’Donnell/Prosecutor
Michael Sheils) (DOD)
2002
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72 Kim, Sung Kun (Army COE) (mismanagement Milcon projects in
Korea)
2002
73 Lawson, IT3 Corey (NAVY) 2001 74 Watts, Fr. St. Sen. Gene,
(GSA-selling furniture) 2002 75 Anderson, Col. Ralph (retirement
letter From President) 2001 76 Colburn, SSG Darrel W., USA (QOL in
Qatar) 2002 77 Davis, Lt. Gen. Russell, ANG 2002 78 Fisher, SSgt.
Jms. M. (USAF pay) 2002 79 Randles, Dianne (nephew of), (mil
housing Ft. Rucker) 2001 80 Riel, MSgt Raymond A. (PERSTEMPO) DOD
2001, 2002 81 Mil Con-New York, Army Corps District Letter to
Hobson Undated
65 1 Conference Report (FY 2000) 2000 2 House Report (FY 2000)
2000 3 Senate Report (FY 2000) 2000 4 Mil. Aviation Safety 1999 5
AF/Academy Housing 1999 6 AF/Costs Per Sq. Foot 1999 7 AF/Ruby
DeMesme, Asst. Sec Installations 1999 8 AF/Europe 1999 9 AF/Lupia
1999 10 AF/Gen. Lyles (Vice Chief of Staff) 2000 11 AF/Mildenhall
1999 12 AF/Privatization(gen) 2000 13 AF/Privatization/Brooks
1999-2000 14 AF/Privatization/Elmendorf 1999 15
AF/Privatization/W-P 2001 16 AF/Privatization/W-P/Huber Proposal
2001 17 AF/Rome 1999 18 AF/Utilities 1999 19 AF/Vance 1999 20
AF/W-P 1999 21 AF Reserve/General 1998, 1999 22 AF
Reserve/Minn./934 Airlift 1998, 1999
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23 Air Nat. Guard/CA/Moffett 1999 24 AF
Reserve/Youngstown/910Lift 1998 25 Army/Bosnia Camps 1999 26
Army/Corps of Engineers Undated 27 Army/Europe 1999 28 Army/Officer
Housing 1999 29 Army/Privatizations 2000 30 Army/Privatization/Ft.
Carson 1999 31 Army/Privatization/Ft. Hood 1999, 2000 32
Army/Privatization/Ft. Lewis 1999 33 Army/Privatization/Ft. Meade
1999-2000 34 Army/ Privatization /LaSalle 1999 35 Army/West Point
Gym 2000 36 Army Nat. Gd./Budget (FY 2000) 2000 37 Asphalt Systems
1999 38 BAH 2000 39 BENS, LBus. Execs. For Nat. Sec. 1999 40 BRAC
1998 41 Budget Issues 1999 42 MilCon Chair ‘98 1998 43 Budget
Request (01) 2001 44 Ardath Code Group (9/13/99) 1999 45 Clips 2001
46 Clips/Passage 2000 47 Clips/Privatization 1999 48 Federal
Waste/Spending 1993 49 Commandant’s Home 2001 50 Dick Corporation
Promotion Packets Undated 51 Energy 1999 52 Schools 1999 53 Forward
Operating Bases 1999 54 MilCon/General + Flag Officer Housing 2000
55 GAO Report/Privatization 1999 56 Historic Housing Hearing 2001
57 Hearings/Pacific Command 2001
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58 Hearing/Privatization 2001 59 Hearings/Spouses 2001 60
Subcommittee/Job Descriptions Undated 61 Korea/Le Meilleur Co.
(Vann Hipp/Daffer) Undated 62 Marine Corps/Comm’s House 1999 63
Marine Corps/Chicapee 1999 64 Marine Corps/Westover 2000 65 Flood
‘95 1995 66 Members/Army List 1999
66 1 Military Housing Privatization 1995, 1999-2002, 2008
2 Military Housing Privatization 2001-2002, 2004 3 Military
Spouses Quality of Life 2001 4 Sekur-Pirelli H-53 Helicopter Fuel
System Investigation
Records 1991-1993
5 Sekur-Pirelli H-53 Helicopter Fuel System Investigation
Records
1991-1994
6 Sekur-Pirelli H-53 Helicopter Fuel System Investigation
Records
1993-1994
7 FY 2001 Budget Material 2000 8 Miscellaneous Records 1993-1996
9 Miscellaneous Records 2000, 2006-2007 10 Newspaper Clips
1999,2001 11 BRAC-Defense Electronic Supply Center (DESC)
Closing 1993
Subseries IVB: Base Realignment and Closure Commission
Box File Description Date
66 12 BRAC-Springfield Air National Guard Base (OH) Visits and
Testimony
1993-1994, 2006
13 Records 1995 14 Newspaper Clippings 1993, 1995 15 Air Force
Institute of Technology (AFIT) Plan 1997-1998, 2000,
2004-2005 16 Correspondence and Records 2005
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67 1 Commission Records 2004-2005 2 Commission Recommendations
Announcement Papers 2005 3 BRAC Commission Correspondence 2005 4
Newspaper Clippings 2005 5 Hobson’s BRAC Testimony June 13, 1995 6
2008 Update 2005-2008 7 Commission Recommendations for Air
Force
(incomplete report) Undated
8 Defense-Technology Reinvestment Act 1993
Subseries IVC: Subcommittee on Defense
Box File Description Date
67 9 Military Affairs Committee 1990 10 DOD Dual-Use Technology
Strategy 1995 11 DOD Appropriations Bill Papers 1994, 1999-2001 12
FY 2001 Budget Hearing on DOD Aviation Safety and
Research Funding 2000
13 DOD Labor Issues Undated 14 Miscellaneous Records Various
Dates 15 Aviation Safety 1999,2000 16 DOD Healthcare Quality
Iniatives Review Panel Final
Report 2004, Undated
Subseries IVD: Committee on the Budget
Box File Description Date
68 1 Budget (1993) 1993 2 Clips 1994 3 Down Payment Act 1996 4
Reduction Caps 1995 5 Response ‘95 1995 6 ’95 Budget Misc. 1995 7
Budget Clips ‘95 1995 8 Fall Budget/Approps. Clips 1995 9 Budget
Down Payment-Clips 1996
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10 ’95 Budget Communication-Luntz Info 1995 11 CR & Shutdown
Era Clips 1995 12 Between Shutdowns 1995 13 Budget: Toward 2nd
Shutdown Clips 1995, 1996 14 After 2nd Shutdown Clips 1996 15
Defense Approps. ‘99 1999 16 100th Day Video 1997 17 Def.
Appropriation ‘98 1998 18 Bud Proposal Clinton Various Dates 19
Appropriation ‘97 1997 20 Appropriation ‘98 1997 21 Mainstreet
Coalition-Budget Panel 1997 22 1997 Budget Materials 1996 23 BUDGET
PROCESS Background 1995
69 1 FY 1997-Work Group Proposal Draft Mar 27, 1996 2 3/21 Pres
1997 Budget 1997 3 CPI 1997 4 RUBIN 1997 5 Greenspan 1997 6 OMB
1997 7 Why BBA is Good for America 1997 8 Budget Organization 1997
9 Greenspan 1996 10 Transport Trust Fund 1996 11 Clinton Budget
1996 12 Budget Process I 1996 13 Bud Hearing Clinton Bud 1995 14
Bud Hearing Trainwreck 1995 15 Bud Hearing GAO “High Risk” 1995 16
Hearing OH House 1995 17 Bud Hearing State/Local 1995 18 Bud
Hearing Medicaid 1995 19 Bud Hearing Corporate Restructuring 1995
20 Bud Hearing Medicare 1995
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21 Bud Hearing Members 1995 22 Generational Accounting 1995 23
Corporate Welfare 1995 24 Bud Hearing Economic Forecasts 1995 25
Bud Hearing Commerce 1995 26 Federalism 1996 27 Budget Hearing “Pay
for Contract” 1995 28 Budget Hearing Privatization 1995 29 Hearing
(HUD) Kemp, Posner, Cisneros 1995 30 Hearing Tyson, Economists, OMB
1995 31 Hearing Presidents FY 96 Budget Rivlin 1995 32 Hearing (CBO
Deficit Outlook) 1995 33 Hearing Columbus OH/Billings 1995 34
Hearing (CBO Estimating) 1995 35 Hearing (Organizational Meeting)
1995 36 Press Conference w/Gov. on Budget Dec. ‘95
70 1 Continuing Resolution and Proposed Government Shutdown
1995
2 FY 1996 Appropriations Bill Record 1995 3 FYs 1996-2002 Budget
Proposal (H. Con. Res. 67) 1995 4 Clinton Crunch 1996 5 FY 1997
Clinton Budget Records 1996 6 FY 1997 Balanced Budget Resolution
and Records (H.
Con. Res. 178) 1996
7 Balanced Budget Act 1997 8 Congressional Budget Newspaper
Clippings 1996-1997 9 FY 1998 Clinton Budget Records 1997 10 FY
1998 Clinton Budget Records 1997 11 FY 1998 Congressional Budget
Newspaper Clippings 1996-1997 12 Budget Handling 1997
71 1 Budget Hearing: After Balance What’s Next? 1997 2 Greenspan
1997 3 Soc. Sec. Reform (Pinera) 1997
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4 CBO 1998 5 Mr. Greenspan 1998 6 Mr. Greenspan 1998 7 ’99
Approps. 1999 8 Budget ’99 Clips 1999 9 Budget 1999 10 Budget
Resolution Proposals 1998 11 Budget Resolution Proposals 1997-1999
12 FY00 Budget 2000 13 LEG Lock Box 1997 14 Budget Process 1998 15
Tuesday Group 1998 16 HC Alopecia Areata 1997 17 105th
Congress-Budget
Balanced Budget Act of 1997 1996
18 INT Group NCSL 1998 19 INT Group States 1996 20 INT Group
Concorde 1998 21 The Concord Coalition
Surplus Briefing 1997
22 J & B 1998 23 Health Care Task Force 1998 24 Tax Task
Force 1998 25 Social Security Task Force 1998 26 Clinton’s Budget
FY00 1999
72 1 MilCon Appropriations Hearing 2000 2 MilCon Appropriations
Hearing 2000 3 MilCon Appropriations Hearing 2000 4 MilCon
Appropriations Hearing 2000 5 MilCon Appropriations Hearing 2000 6
MilCon Appropriations Hearing 2003 7 MilCon Appropriations Hearing
2003 8 MilCon Appropriations Hearing 2003 9 MilCon Appropriations
Hearing 2003
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10 MilCon Appropriations Hearing 2003
Subseries IV: Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development
Box File Description Date
72 11 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill 2003 12
Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill 2004 13 Energy and
Water Development Appropriations Bill 2006 14 Making Appropriations
for Energy and Water
Development (Conference Report) 2005
15 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill 2006 16
Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill 2007 17 Energy and
Water Development Appropriations Bill 2007 18 Energy and Water
Development Appropriations Bill 2007 19 Energy and Water
Development Appropriations Bill 2006 20 Energy and Water
Development Appropriations Bill 2006 21 Energy and Water
Development Appropriations Bill for
2006 (Hearings) (Part 1) 2006
22 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill 2006 23
Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for
2006 (Hearings) (Part 7) 2006
24 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for 2006
(Hearings) (Part 6)
2006
25 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for 2006
(Hearings) (Part 5)
2006
26 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for 2006
(Hearings) (Part 4A)
2006
27 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for 2006
(Hearings) (Part 4B)
2006
73 1 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for 2006
(Hearings) (Part 2)
2006
2 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill for 2006
(Hearings) (Part 3)
2006
3 Energy and Water Development, and Related Agencies
Appropriation Bill, 2008
2008
4 Energy and Water Appropriation Bill, 2008 2008 5 Energy and
Water Development Appropriations Bill 2008 6 Energy and Water
Development Appropriations Bill 2008
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7 E & W-NW Corridor Trip July 2005
8 E-W Approps.-Flour FY06 2005
9 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill 2008
10 Energy and Water-Congratulation Letter for Hobson Appointment
as Subcommittee Chair
Jan., 2003
11 Energy and Water-American Chemical Society Public Service
Award
2007
12 Energy and Water-National Waterways Conference Speech
Mar 2004
13 Energy and Water-Hanford (WA) Nuclear Site Cleanup 2006
14 Energy and Water-Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Site Project
Funding
2004
15 Energy and Water-Nuclear Weapons Funding Debate 2004-2006
16 Energy and Water-Nuclear Weapons and “Bunker Busters” Funding
Debate
2004-2008
17 Energy and Water-Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication
Project
2006
18 Energy and Water-Everglades Restoration Project 2003-2006
19 Energy and Water-Army Corps of Engineers 2005-2006
20 Gulf Coast Reconstruction Funding Sept., 2005
21 CODEL Trips to Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina
2005-2006
22 Department of Energy Earmarks 2008
23 FY 2005 Appropriations Bill Research and Records 2004
24 Energy and Water-FY 2006 Appropriations Bill 2005
25 Energy and Water-Newspaper Clippings 2006-2007
Subseries IVF: Congressional Advisory Board for the Member’s and
Family Room
Box File Description Date
73 26 Advisory Board Governing Records Undated
27 First Annual Congressional Family Picnic July 1996
28 Advisory Board Meeting Agenda Feb.-June 1996
29 Member’s and Family Room-Hobson Appointment to Advisory
Board
July 1997
30 Member’s and Family Room-Miscellaneous Records 1995,
Undated
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31 Member’s and Family Room-Miscellaneous Records 1997
Subseries IVG: VA, HUD and Independent Agencies Subcommittee of
the Committee on Appropriations
Box File Description Date
74 1 FY01 VA-HUD VA 2001
2 FY01 VA-HUD Chillicothe VA 2001
3 FY01 VA/HUD HUD IT 2001
4 FY01 VA-HUD HUD MHI Report Lang
2001
5 FY01 HUD Hearing w/ Cuomo and Deputies 2001
6 FY01 VA/HUD Phil Servidea 2001
7 FY01 VA/HUD Fannie Mae 2001
8 FY01 VA/HUD Ind. Agencies 2001
9 FY01 VA/HUD EPA Budget 2001
10 FY01 VA/HUD EPA TMDL 2001
11 FY01 VA/HUD CH2M Hill, EPA WERF 2001
12 FY01 VA/HUD EPA Groundwater Protection Co. 2001
13 FY01 EPA-MDI Language/Glaxo 2001
14 FY01 VA/HUD EPA Sediments Report Lang 2001
15 FY01 VA/HUD Independent Agencies 2001
16 FY01 VA/HUD FEMA 2001
17 VA/HUD/IA NASA Hearing Questions 2000
18 FY02 EPA ETC2 2002
19 FY01 NASA Hearing/Aeronautics 2001
20 FY01 NASA Budget 2000
21 FY01 VA/HUD NASA EARTH Univ. 2000
22 FY01 VA/HUD NASA OAC 2000
23 FY01 VA/HUD NSF 2001
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75 VA Aids 2007, 2008
Cols. VA Clinic 2005
VA-Letters Re: New Clinic/CARES 2003
Veterans 2005
VA-TRICARE Issue Aug. 05 2005
VA/HUD-NASA 2000
VA/HUD-EPA 2000
VA Stuff 2000
VA Clinic-Columbus 2004
Veterans Various Dates
House/Sen. VA/HUD Confer. FY97 1997
F