MSS 169, JOHN LIGHT NAPIER PAPERS SERIES DESCRIPTIONS AND CONTAINER LISTS. Subject Files, 1970,1973, , 23 boxes (10 cu. ft.

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1 Subject Files, 1970,1973, , 23 boxes (10 cu. ft.), folders This series is arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within each folder. Most of the material in this series consists of legislative bills and reports. Some correspondence and memos, as well as newspaper/magazine articles, can be also found in this series. The major subjects of this series are the U.S. House Agriculture Committee, education, tax bills, and tobacco. In addition, materials on economic recovery, nuclear waste, public opinion, the Republican Study Committee, social security, and telecommunications are filed in this series. Specific legislation, programs, and problems reflected in this series include the Coastal Barrier Resources Act, Myrtle Beach erosion, the Rural Electrification Administration Lending Program, and the Union Camp Paper Mill Issue. Important correspondents include President Ronald Reagan; United States Senator Strom Thurmond; United States Congressman Carroll A. Campbell, Jr.; and Assistants to the President Max L. Friedersdorf and Kenneth M. Duberstein. Abortion. Pro and Con; January 13 and 21, African Affairs; March-August 25, Aging and Social Security. General; December 20,1980-April [Agricultural Issues Prepared by the Agriculture Task Force]; June 13,1980 Agriculture Advisory Committee. South Carolina's Sixth District; December 29,1980-March 16, Cowittee (U.S. House). General Information February I, 1979-January 8, January 12-31, February 2-March 3, March 4-25, Air Traffic Controller Act of ; March, -November 5, Airport Development Air Program; July 12, Alaskan Oil and Natural Gas; September 29,-January 25, American Political Report; October 9, Amtrak; February 10, [c July 24,

2 Ancient Indian Land Claim Settlement Act; December 29, -February 22, AWACS [Airborne Warning and Control Systems]; March- October 7, B-1 Bomber Aircraft; November 3,-May 10, Bankruptcy; September 28,-September 15, Barnwell Nuclear Fuel Plant; January 29, -September, Bennettsville Grain Elevator Situation; August 2, March 12, [Bipartisan Tax Reduction Plan, President Reagan's]; June, Briefs; August 1 &November 9, Broadcasters; March 25 and June 3, Budget Fiscal Year Reconciliation June 25-September 24, October-December, Fiscal Year 1983; January 26-February 9, [General Information]; June 19,1980-May 28, ["Buy American" Amendment to 1983 Defense Authorization Act]; July 21,-July 29, C-5 Aircraft; May 13-July 14, Cable Sports; December 9,-May 13, ~arolina Power & Light Company; - ~~ril27 and December 2, Child Health Care; December, -January 16, Chlorofluorocarbon/Ozone Depletion Issue; January- February, Cities, Redevelopment of; June 20-July 25, Claims Against Vietnam; July 28, Clean Air Act; March, -June 25, Clinch River Breeder Reactor Plant; July, 1980-December 14, Coal Pipeline; July 30,-August 10, Coast Guard User Fees; December 23, Coastal Barrier Resources Act April 28,-April 29, May 214~. November 19,1

3 Coastal Zone Management; July 30, Commercial Extortion; October 8, Committee on Committees; November 10, 1980-December 22, 1980 Community Health Centers; [c. 1 Reinvestment Act; December 1, Congressional Delegation Letters; February 26,-November 30, Rural Caucus; February 4-November 16, Sunbelt Council; November 4,-July 26, Travel and Tourism Caucus; May 27,-June 14, Voting Records; The Consent Calendar; The Co-op Bank; July 23, Copyright Law. Manufacturing Clause; July 13, Correspondence Miscellaneous January 9-May 8, May 12,-September 2, to and from Cabinet Members; December 12,1980-December 10, the White House; February 4,-December 16, with Senator Strom Thurmond; December 19, February 9, Co-sponsored Bills House Conference Resolutions; February 2,-June 22, Joint Resolutions; January 5,-August 18, Resolutions; January 28,-May 19, That Passed; October 14, Co-sponsored House Bills January 29,1980-January 9, January 13-February 25, March-May 14, May 18-September 23, October 2,-November 2, Darlington Mill; January 22,-March 17, Daylight Savings Time; January 6,-February 23,

4 Depository Institutions Deregulation Committee; December 10,-October 6, Draft Registration; March 26,-July 29, Dulles International Airport, Washington, D.C.; September 8, Economic Development Administration; January 22, -June, Recovery Fall, 1980-February 18, February 23-Winter, [President Reagan's Plan]; February 11-March 10, Summary of House Budget; July, Economy and Government. Miscellaneous Facts and Figures; November, 1973-February 8, Education September, 1978-July 31, August 26,-February 24, March 1-Winter, Ambach v. Bell Civil Suit June 21, June 23-August 20, El Salvador February, -June 28, July 20-28, Employment Security Commission; December 29, - August 20, Energy April, -May, Assistance; February 9-May 24, Enterprise Zones; July 22,-July 15, Environmental Protection Agency; January 25-June 30, Equal Rights Amendment; January 2,1979 and December 9, Estate and Gift Taxes; June 11, [Everything You Wanted to Know About Agriculture: The 30 Most-Asked Questions on the Subject. Prepared by the Minority Staff of the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture]; [c Eximbank; May,

5 Family Planning Program; February 9-April 5, Federal Election Commission; September 1, Trade Commission; December 9,-November 10, Figuring Out America. Facts and Figures: Prepared by The Republican Study Committee; 1980 Financial Institutions; December 28, Fisheries Loan Fund; May 5-June 17, Florence Crippled Children's Home; January 30, Foreign Aid Development; April 6, -April 21, Emergency; June 19,1978-December 14, Forestry; January, 1979-April 3, Garrison Project; November 13, Georgetown Harbor; April 20-July 16, Oil Refinery May 16,1980-August 16, [Important Correspondence Relating to Permits on the Proposed Refinery. Carolina Refining & Distributing Company]; December 18,1980 Steel Corporation; Sepetember 18,-March 3, Gramm-Latta Amendment; [c. 1 Grisham, Steve R. [Army Sergeant Reported Missing in Ecuador on February 17,1; March 31,-June 11, Handicapped Education Regulations; August 4-September 29, Hartnett, Thomas F.; January 5 and April 22, Health Care Industry; April 28-June 24, Planning-Pee Dee Region; April 22-May 5, [Hispanic Population]; October 8, Holling's Budget Plan; February 10-25, Home Bui?.ders; March 10-May 12, Video Recording; April 9-June 15, Homeownership Equity Loan Program; December 1,- February 25,

6 House Republican Research Committee Reports; April 28 - August 4, Immigration Reform and Control Act of ; October 14 and November 30, Impact Aid; May 28,-April 22, Import Quotas on Textiles; July 20, Industrial Development Bonds; July 9, -August 17, [I9821 Inland Waterways; February 12-May 21, Insurance; March 13,-July 1, Intelligence; March 29-April 12, Interest Rates; July 20,-September 3, International Trade Commission Hearing on Tobacco Imports; April 13,1980-August 10, Investment Tax Credit; [c. 1 Israel; May 15,1978-June 21, Issues '80. A Legislative Briefing Book Published by House Republican Conference; January, 1980 James Watt Controversy; July 27,-July 6, Job Training Partnership Act; May 17-July 30, Jobs Tax Credit; 1978-September 29, [Key Issues Facing the 97th Congress. Prepared by The Republican Study Committee]; [c. 1 [Korf Industries, Inc. Law Suit Concerning "Dumping" by Several Foreign Producers of Steel]; October 28,- September 22, Labor; October 15,1980-April 8, Land and Water Conservation Fund; March 23, -June 4, Lane Gasohol Project; January 15, Lawn Mower Safety Standard; May, -March 19, Legislative Profile for Period January 5-July 28,; July 29, January 5,-October 2,; January 3-April 6,1983; April 6,1983 Summaries; March 11-December 3, Lewis, Roger; February 20-March 30, Libraries; April 8-29, Little River Inlet Jetty Project; January 20,

7 , Long Bay Seafood (Murrell's Inlet, South Carolina) Fish Production Figures; March 3, Low Income Housing Assistance; May 5, Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act; September 14, -September 9, Maybank Amendment; December 5,1980-July 30, Medical Profession Form Letter; [c. 1 Medicare and Medicaid; September I I, -September 10, Melton, Pamela. Personal Correspondence; January 26-April, Minerals and Metals; May, -February, Crisis; December 31,1980-January 15, Monetary Policy; April 2, 1980-August 31, Mortgage Bankers; January 24-October 14, Bonds; June 9,-March 18, Municipal Revenue Bond Underwriting; June 24, Mutual Defense; May 6,-May 21, Funds for Banks; May 6, MX Missile Update; January, -July 19, Myrtle Beach Airport, Expansion of; Erosion January 20,-January, February 2-November 26, [Napier, John Light, and Pamela Caughman Napier. Biographical Information]; [c [c. 1 [Napier's Stand on the Issues]; [c. 1 National Consumer Cooperative Bank; April 16-May 6, Education Association; August 21, Guard Armories; February 27,-August 24, Post System; September-December, Rifie Association (N.R.A.); October 1, NEED [National Energy Education Day] Project; July 31,- January 11,

8 - MSS 169, JOHN LIGHT NAI'IER PAPERS Net Worth Guarantee Act; September 30, New Federalism; January 28-29/ New Marlboro County Hospital; December 31, Farm Bill; July '/-December 18, North Carolina-South Carolina Lateral Seaward Boundary Agreement; October 15,1979-September 29, Nuclear Energy September 7,-July 5, July 22-September 24, Freeze; March 30-August 9, Waste; November 27,1979-September 30, Nurses; Omibus Industry Assistance and Tax Reduction Act of ; June 30,1980-January 5, O'Neill Dam (Nebraska); November 26,1976-July 13, OPIC [Overseas Private Investment Corporation]; November 4, 1980-April 8, Outer Continental Shelf Revenue Sharing; September 25, -November 24, Pakistan; April 30-May 20, Patent Term Restoration Act; January 9,-August 5, Peace Corps; [c. 1 Peanuts; March 15-[c. April, 1 Pilots with Myocardial Infarction; November, October 28, Poland; December 15,-February 10, Police and Firefighters Bill [to Exclude Their Retirement Funds from Taxation]; 1940, May 11,-August 4, Population; Fall, 197&July, Port TJser Fee Issue; July 21,-May 26, President's Job Approval; April, Private Sector Task Force. Membership List; [c. 1 Project Hope; February, Prompt Payment Act; July 7-September 3, Public Citizen Voting Index; January 20,

9 - Public Opinion January 4-August 31, September 1,-May 26, June-December 2, ~uestioiaries; February 9,-October 15, Radio; [c. 1 ail road Strike; September 22, Retirement; September 29-December 9, Reagan Administration's Farm Bill; April 21, Housing Policies; March 29, Real Estate, Housing and Thrift Institution Task Force; March 11-April 2, Realtors; March, - Reapportionment in South Carolina; October 24, June 10, Reconciliation; June 15, Refuge Assistance Amendments of 1972; July 14, Regulatory Reform; January 6,-August 16, Republican Research Committee Correspondence; September 17- November 17, Study Committee Bulletins; April 10, -September 17, Fact Sheets Miscellaneous Reports; January 29, -August, Special Reports; August 3,-February 12, Retail Divorcement; January, -May 4, Revenue Sharing; October 25,1980-[c. October 20,1 Riley, Governor Richard W.; February 9 and 19, Rural Economic Alliance; May 16,1979-September 13, [Rural Electrification Administration (REA) Lending Program. Letters Against Proposal to Cut This Program] March 2-20, March 23-April 9,

10 Rural Enterprise Zone and Development Act of ; September 11,-February 15, Russian Pentecostals; March 21, 1980-June 11, Sales Representatives Protection Act; Savings Bonds; October 27-November 10, Seaward Boundary Agreement Between North Carolina and South Carolina; June >September 22, Service Station Act; January 28-29, Shrimp Harvesters Coalition; July 10, Small Business Innovation Research Program; August 16 and October 5, Small Petroleum Refiners; May 20, Social Security Earnings Limitation; May 2,197&October, General Information January-July 31, August 4,-August 16, South Carolina Energy Outlook; July, South Carolina Higher Education Case [Concerning Segregation 1 Problems]; November 25,1980-March 5, Hospital Association; July-December, House Resolution Concerning the Richard B. Russell Dam; September 30, Nuclear Energy; December 10,1980-May 19, Petroleum Institute; January 19-February 24, Position in Federal Funding Distribution; February 2, State Resolutions; March &July 31, Water Conservation; April 14-28, Soviet Union; February 13, -June 29, Special Interest; October 22,-July 27, Speciality Steel; December 2, Sports Antitrust Legislation; June 28, Standby Petroleum Allocation Act; March 24, Steel Dumping; June 12-July 5, [Stockman, David A.]; September 16, and May 26, Stocks and Investments; June 11, Supply-side Economics; December, 1980-April 13,

11 Tax Bills January 22-July 27, August 3,-August 3, August 4-October 8, Tax Exemption for Private Schools; October, 1980-January 25, Taxpayer's Court Costs and Fees Act; October 19,1976- September 24, Telecommunications November 11,-May 17, Juqe 16-Winter, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project; April 30, - September, Term Limitation Bills; April 24, 1978 Terrorism; March 9, Tobacco 1977-[c January 19-November 19, December 15,-May 20, June 15-August 17, Tourism; December, 1979-December 12, Trade Ministers Meeting; October 29,-March 19, Trim Vote; August 13, Triska Marina; November 16,-February 23, Tuition Tax Credits; Fall, -June 29, Uniform Consumer Credit Code; September 23 and October 5, Union Camp Paper Mill Issue June 1,-February 10, February 12-June 2, United Nations; December, 1979-November, United States Attorneys and U.S. Marshals Selection Procedures Information; March 19, Congressional Travel and Tourism Caucus; February 12- July 24,

12 United States Department of Agriculture Agencies August, 1979-February 26, March 1-11, March 12-19, Department of Education, Abolishment of; [c.1980] - December 15, Policy Towards Southern Africa; April 6, User Fees for Waterways; March 10 and April 1, Usury Laws; September 3, Venture Capital January, ctober 26, [c. 1 Veterans Affairs. [Proposal to Make Its Administrator a Cabinet Level Position]; March 4-24, General; November 30,1980-February 16, Vinson-Trammel1 Act of 1934; Apri 6 and July 9, V.I.P. Correspondence; February 13,-January 25, Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Unit; February 19, Vocational Rehabilitation; January 14-June 5, Voting Rights; October 3,1972-September 28, Waccamaw Flod; May 14,1979-October 25, Weapon Systems; May 27,1980-November, [Wellman Energy Independence Program]; [c. 1 Wellman, John G.; May 14, -November 11, Witchweed Program Appropriations; 1970-August 5, World Bank; May 30-July 3, Health; June 15, Young, Edward L.; [c and February 23,