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In June 1955, he received his law\n         degree from the University of Richmond's T. C. Williams Law\n         School and passed both the Virginia CPA and Virginia Bar\n         examinations the same year. He practiced law in Richmond until\n         moving to Virginia Beach in July 1965.","Pickett became active in Virginia Beach politics and was a\n         political ally and prot\u0026#39401; of Sidney S. Kellam, a top\n         lieutenant to Harry F. Byrd, Sr. and the political boss of\n         Princess Anne County and Virginia Beach from the 1920's to the\n         1960's. In 1967, Pickett ran for Commonwealth's Attorney in\n         the Democratic primary on the Administration Team, the Kellam\n         Machine ticket. The election marked the end of the Kellam\n         Machine's dominance as the opposition ticket, the United\n         Candidates, a group of independent Democrats, triumphed over\n         the Administration Team. In November 1971, Pickett was elected\n         to represent Virginia Beach in the House of Delegates,\n         beginning a legislative career that would span four\n         decades.","In 1982, Pickett announced his intentions to seek the\n         Democratic nomination for the United States Senate to replace\n         the retiring Harry F. Byrd, Jr. The party leadership lined up\n         behind Pickett, who during his announcement speech praised\n         Harry F. Byrd, Jr. As a result, Doug Wilder, an\n         African-American state senator from Richmond, announced his\n         intentions to run as a third party candidate if Pickett\n         received the nomination. Wilder's threat derailed Pickett's\n         campaign and he withdrew. Dick Davis of Portsmouth was chosen\n         as a compromise candidate to oppose Republican Paul S.\n         Trible.","Pickett served in the House of Delegates from 1972 to 1986\n         and was considered one of its most influential and effective\n         members. He was a member of the Appropriations Committee,\n         Privileges and Elections Committee, Health, Welfare, and\n         Institutions Committee, and Chesapeake and Its Tributaries\n         Committee.","In 1986, Pickett ran for the Second Congressional District\n         seat being vacated by retiring Republican Congressman G.\n         William Whitehurst. In a bitter campaign, Pickett defeated\n         Republican State Senator A. Joe Canada, Jr. He was re-elected\n         to the six succeeding Congresses before retiring in January\n         2001. During his tenure in the U. S. House of Representatives,\n         he was a member of the Armed Services Committee and Resources\n         Committee.","In addition to serving in office, Pickett was an active\n         member and leader in local and state Democratic politics. He\n         served as Chairman of the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee\n         (1967-1972), Second Congressional District Democratic\n         Committee (1978-1980), and Democratic State Central Committee\n         (1980-1982).","In June 2001, Pickett joined the law firm of Troutman,\n         Sanders, Mays, and Valentine. He will handle corporate and\n         real estate work and consult on government contracting.","Pre-Congressional Papers, 1955-1988, including\n         advertisements, appointments books, brochures, bumper\n         stickers, clippings, correspondence, financial records,\n         invoices, memorandums, newsletters, notebooks, pamphlets,\n         petitions, photographs, press releases, programs,\n         questionnaires, receipts, reports, scrapbooks, scripts,\n         speeches, and voter surveys, primarily relating to Pickett's\n         legal and General Assembly legislative career, and the\n         political campaigns and elections in which he was involved.\n         Although the date of the collection extends beyond the\n         beginning of his Congressional career, the bulk of the\n         collection relates to his career before he was elected to the\n         U. S. House of Representatives.","Series I: Correspondence, 1979-1986Includes correspondence and memorandums, arranged in\n         reverse chronological order, to constituents, Virginia's\n         senators and congressmen, Democratic party officials, and\n         General Assembly colleagues, relating to legislation, General\n         Assembly business, legal work, Democratic Party business, and\n         campaigns and elections. Much of the correspondence relates to\n         issues concerning Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads. Also\n         includes invitations accepted and regretted (1985-1986) and\n         recommendation and financial aid letters (1983-1986).","Series II: Campaign Files,\n         1967-1986This series contains files relating to campaigns on the\n         local, state, and national level. Includes files from\n         campaigns in which Pickett ran for office and others in which\n         he was actively involved, and files from his service as\n         Chairman of the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee, Second\n         District Democratic Committee, and Democratic State Central\n         Committee. Includes material from the 1967 Virginia Beach\n         Democratic Primary between the Kellam Machine (Administration\n         Team) and the United Candidates, Pickett's election and\n         re-election campaigns for the House of Delegates in 1971,\n         1973, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, and 1985 (Due to\n         redistricting, the General Assembly members elected in 1981\n         had to run again in 1982, but in single member districts.\n         Pickett defeated Melvin Spence to represent the 81st District\n         in the House of Delegates), and a few files from the 1986\n         Congressional Campaign. These campaign files include\n         advertisements, contact lists, expenditure reports,\n         fundraising information, invoices and receipts for\n         advertising, and research on opponents' voting records.","Series III: Legislative Files,\n         1971-1986Subseries A: Correspondence, 1971-1972, 1976-1978,\n         1984-1986 - Includes correspondence, arranged in reverse\n         chronological order, to and from constituents and General\n         Assembly colleagues regarding legislative proposals, issues,\n         and bills. Interspersed among the correspondence are letters\n         relating to campaigns, elections, and Democratic Party\n         business. Subseries B: Subject Files, 1971-1986 - Arranged\n         alphabetically, this subseries contains material relating to\n         legislation introduced in the General Assembly and constituent\n         mail supporting or opposing the legislation. Includes files on\n         abortion, Camp Pendleton, education, Equal Rights Amendment,\n         False Cape State Park, social services, Virginia Beach, and\n         the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System, among other. Also\n         includes opinions of Virginia's Attorney General on various\n         issues, page and aide applications and letters, press releases\n         and speeches, voter surveys, and questionnaires and polls.","Series IV. Clippings and Scrapbooks,\n         1966-1988Includes newspaper clippings and scrapbooks relating to\n         Pickett's legislative and political career. The majority of\n         these clippings are from the Virginia Beach Beacon, Virginia\n         Beach Sun, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Richmond News Leader, and\n         Richmond Times-Dispatch. Of note are the clippings from the\n         1985 General Assembly session.","Series V: Legal Files, 1983-1985This series contains billing records from Pickett's law\n         firm for legal work performed.","Series VI: University of Richmond Law\n         School Personal NotesIncludes fifteen bound notebooks containing notes from\n         various law classes taken at the University of Richmond T. C.\n         Williams School of Law.","Series VII: Schedule Books,\n         1955-1987This series consists of schedule books breaking down\n         Pickett's daily activities for the years from 1955 to 1987.\n         Also includes pocket diaries.","There are no restrictions.","Personal Papers Collection,\n         Acc. 38052","English"],"collection_title_tesim":["Owen B. Pickett Pre-Congressional\n Papers, 1955-1988"],"collection_ssim":["Owen B. 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Williams Law\n         School and passed both the Virginia CPA and Virginia Bar\n         examinations the same year. He practiced law in Richmond until\n         moving to Virginia Beach in July 1965.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003ePickett became active in Virginia Beach politics and was a\n         political ally and prot\u0026amp;#39401; of Sidney S. Kellam, a top\n         lieutenant to Harry F. Byrd, Sr. and the political boss of\n         Princess Anne County and Virginia Beach from the 1920's to the\n         1960's. In 1967, Pickett ran for Commonwealth's Attorney in\n         the Democratic primary on the Administration Team, the Kellam\n         Machine ticket. The election marked the end of the Kellam\n         Machine's dominance as the opposition ticket, the United\n         Candidates, a group of independent Democrats, triumphed over\n         the Administration Team. In November 1971, Pickett was elected\n         to represent Virginia Beach in the House of Delegates,\n         beginning a legislative career that would span four\n         decades.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn 1982, Pickett announced his intentions to seek the\n         Democratic nomination for the United States Senate to replace\n         the retiring Harry F. Byrd, Jr. The party leadership lined up\n         behind Pickett, who during his announcement speech praised\n         Harry F. Byrd, Jr. As a result, Doug Wilder, an\n         African-American state senator from Richmond, announced his\n         intentions to run as a third party candidate if Pickett\n         received the nomination. Wilder's threat derailed Pickett's\n         campaign and he withdrew. Dick Davis of Portsmouth was chosen\n         as a compromise candidate to oppose Republican Paul S.\n         Trible.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003ePickett served in the House of Delegates from 1972 to 1986\n         and was considered one of its most influential and effective\n         members. He was a member of the Appropriations Committee,\n         Privileges and Elections Committee, Health, Welfare, and\n         Institutions Committee, and Chesapeake and Its Tributaries\n         Committee.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn 1986, Pickett ran for the Second Congressional District\n         seat being vacated by retiring Republican Congressman G.\n         William Whitehurst. In a bitter campaign, Pickett defeated\n         Republican State Senator A. Joe Canada, Jr. He was re-elected\n         to the six succeeding Congresses before retiring in January\n         2001. During his tenure in the U. S. House of Representatives,\n         he was a member of the Armed Services Committee and Resources\n         Committee.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn addition to serving in office, Pickett was an active\n         member and leader in local and state Democratic politics. He\n         served as Chairman of the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee\n         (1967-1972), Second Congressional District Democratic\n         Committee (1978-1980), and Democratic State Central Committee\n         (1980-1982).\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003eIn June 2001, Pickett joined the law firm of Troutman,\n         Sanders, Mays, and Valentine. He will handle corporate and\n         real estate work and consult on government contracting.\u003c/p\u003e\n    "],"bioghist_heading_ssm":["Biographical/Historical Information"],"bioghist_tesim":["Owen Bradford Pickett was born in Richmond, Virginia on 31\n         August 1930. He was educated in the public schools of Richmond\n         and Hanover County, graduating from Henry Clay High School in\n         Ashland in 1947. In June 1952, Pickett graduated from Virginia\n         Polytechnic Institute with a degree in Business\n         Administration-Accounting. In June 1955, he received his law\n         degree from the University of Richmond's T. C. Williams Law\n         School and passed both the Virginia CPA and Virginia Bar\n         examinations the same year. He practiced law in Richmond until\n         moving to Virginia Beach in July 1965.","Pickett became active in Virginia Beach politics and was a\n         political ally and prot\u0026#39401; of Sidney S. Kellam, a top\n         lieutenant to Harry F. Byrd, Sr. and the political boss of\n         Princess Anne County and Virginia Beach from the 1920's to the\n         1960's. In 1967, Pickett ran for Commonwealth's Attorney in\n         the Democratic primary on the Administration Team, the Kellam\n         Machine ticket. The election marked the end of the Kellam\n         Machine's dominance as the opposition ticket, the United\n         Candidates, a group of independent Democrats, triumphed over\n         the Administration Team. In November 1971, Pickett was elected\n         to represent Virginia Beach in the House of Delegates,\n         beginning a legislative career that would span four\n         decades.","In 1982, Pickett announced his intentions to seek the\n         Democratic nomination for the United States Senate to replace\n         the retiring Harry F. Byrd, Jr. The party leadership lined up\n         behind Pickett, who during his announcement speech praised\n         Harry F. Byrd, Jr. As a result, Doug Wilder, an\n         African-American state senator from Richmond, announced his\n         intentions to run as a third party candidate if Pickett\n         received the nomination. Wilder's threat derailed Pickett's\n         campaign and he withdrew. Dick Davis of Portsmouth was chosen\n         as a compromise candidate to oppose Republican Paul S.\n         Trible.","Pickett served in the House of Delegates from 1972 to 1986\n         and was considered one of its most influential and effective\n         members. He was a member of the Appropriations Committee,\n         Privileges and Elections Committee, Health, Welfare, and\n         Institutions Committee, and Chesapeake and Its Tributaries\n         Committee.","In 1986, Pickett ran for the Second Congressional District\n         seat being vacated by retiring Republican Congressman G.\n         William Whitehurst. In a bitter campaign, Pickett defeated\n         Republican State Senator A. Joe Canada, Jr. He was re-elected\n         to the six succeeding Congresses before retiring in January\n         2001. During his tenure in the U. S. House of Representatives,\n         he was a member of the Armed Services Committee and Resources\n         Committee.","In addition to serving in office, Pickett was an active\n         member and leader in local and state Democratic politics. He\n         served as Chairman of the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee\n         (1967-1972), Second Congressional District Democratic\n         Committee (1978-1980), and Democratic State Central Committee\n         (1980-1982).","In June 2001, Pickett joined the law firm of Troutman,\n         Sanders, Mays, and Valentine. He will handle corporate and\n         real estate work and consult on government contracting."],"prefercite_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003eOwen B. 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Pickett Pre-Congressional Papers, 1955-1988.\n            Accession 38052, Personal papers collection, The Library of\n            Virginia, Richmond, Virginia."],"scopecontent_html_tesm":["\u003cp\u003ePre-Congressional Papers, 1955-1988, including\n         advertisements, appointments books, brochures, bumper\n         stickers, clippings, correspondence, financial records,\n         invoices, memorandums, newsletters, notebooks, pamphlets,\n         petitions, photographs, press releases, programs,\n         questionnaires, receipts, reports, scrapbooks, scripts,\n         speeches, and voter surveys, primarily relating to Pickett's\n         legal and General Assembly legislative career, and the\n         political campaigns and elections in which he was involved.\n         Although the date of the collection extends beyond the\n         beginning of his Congressional career, the bulk of the\n         collection relates to his career before he was elected to the\n         U. S. House of Representatives.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003e\u003cemph render=\"bold\"\u003eSeries I: Correspondence, 1979-1986\u003c/emph\u003e\u003clb\u003e\u003c/lb\u003eIncludes correspondence and memorandums, arranged in\n         reverse chronological order, to constituents, Virginia's\n         senators and congressmen, Democratic party officials, and\n         General Assembly colleagues, relating to legislation, General\n         Assembly business, legal work, Democratic Party business, and\n         campaigns and elections. Much of the correspondence relates to\n         issues concerning Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads. Also\n         includes invitations accepted and regretted (1985-1986) and\n         recommendation and financial aid letters (1983-1986).\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003e\u003cemph render=\"bold\"\u003eSeries II: Campaign Files,\n         1967-1986\u003c/emph\u003e\u003clb\u003e\u003c/lb\u003eThis series contains files relating to campaigns on the\n         local, state, and national level. Includes files from\n         campaigns in which Pickett ran for office and others in which\n         he was actively involved, and files from his service as\n         Chairman of the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee, Second\n         District Democratic Committee, and Democratic State Central\n         Committee. Includes material from the 1967 Virginia Beach\n         Democratic Primary between the Kellam Machine (Administration\n         Team) and the United Candidates, Pickett's election and\n         re-election campaigns for the House of Delegates in 1971,\n         1973, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, and 1985 (Due to\n         redistricting, the General Assembly members elected in 1981\n         had to run again in 1982, but in single member districts.\n         Pickett defeated Melvin Spence to represent the 81st District\n         in the House of Delegates), and a few files from the 1986\n         Congressional Campaign. These campaign files include\n         advertisements, contact lists, expenditure reports,\n         fundraising information, invoices and receipts for\n         advertising, and research on opponents' voting records.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003e\u003cemph render=\"bold\"\u003eSeries III: Legislative Files,\n         1971-1986\u003c/emph\u003e\u003clb\u003e\u003c/lb\u003eSubseries A: Correspondence, 1971-1972, 1976-1978,\n         1984-1986 - Includes correspondence, arranged in reverse\n         chronological order, to and from constituents and General\n         Assembly colleagues regarding legislative proposals, issues,\n         and bills. Interspersed among the correspondence are letters\n         relating to campaigns, elections, and Democratic Party\n         business. Subseries B: Subject Files, 1971-1986 - Arranged\n         alphabetically, this subseries contains material relating to\n         legislation introduced in the General Assembly and constituent\n         mail supporting or opposing the legislation. Includes files on\n         abortion, Camp Pendleton, education, Equal Rights Amendment,\n         False Cape State Park, social services, Virginia Beach, and\n         the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System, among other. Also\n         includes opinions of Virginia's Attorney General on various\n         issues, page and aide applications and letters, press releases\n         and speeches, voter surveys, and questionnaires and polls.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003e\u003cemph render=\"bold\"\u003eSeries IV. Clippings and Scrapbooks,\n         1966-1988\u003c/emph\u003e\u003clb\u003e\u003c/lb\u003eIncludes newspaper clippings and scrapbooks relating to\n         Pickett's legislative and political career. The majority of\n         these clippings are from the Virginia Beach Beacon, Virginia\n         Beach Sun, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Richmond News Leader, and\n         Richmond Times-Dispatch. Of note are the clippings from the\n         1985 General Assembly session.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003e\u003cemph render=\"bold\"\u003eSeries V: Legal Files, 1983-1985\u003c/emph\u003e\u003clb\u003e\u003c/lb\u003eThis series contains billing records from Pickett's law\n         firm for legal work performed.\u003c/p\u003e\n      ","\u003cp\u003e\u003cemph render=\"bold\"\u003eSeries VI: University of Richmond Law\n         School Personal Notes\u003c/emph\u003e\u003clb\u003e\u003c/lb\u003eIncludes fifteen bound notebooks containing notes from\n         various law classes taken at the University of Richmond T. 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S. House of Representatives.","Series I: Correspondence, 1979-1986Includes correspondence and memorandums, arranged in\n         reverse chronological order, to constituents, Virginia's\n         senators and congressmen, Democratic party officials, and\n         General Assembly colleagues, relating to legislation, General\n         Assembly business, legal work, Democratic Party business, and\n         campaigns and elections. Much of the correspondence relates to\n         issues concerning Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads. Also\n         includes invitations accepted and regretted (1985-1986) and\n         recommendation and financial aid letters (1983-1986).","Series II: Campaign Files,\n         1967-1986This series contains files relating to campaigns on the\n         local, state, and national level. Includes files from\n         campaigns in which Pickett ran for office and others in which\n         he was actively involved, and files from his service as\n         Chairman of the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee, Second\n         District Democratic Committee, and Democratic State Central\n         Committee. Includes material from the 1967 Virginia Beach\n         Democratic Primary between the Kellam Machine (Administration\n         Team) and the United Candidates, Pickett's election and\n         re-election campaigns for the House of Delegates in 1971,\n         1973, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, and 1985 (Due to\n         redistricting, the General Assembly members elected in 1981\n         had to run again in 1982, but in single member districts.\n         Pickett defeated Melvin Spence to represent the 81st District\n         in the House of Delegates), and a few files from the 1986\n         Congressional Campaign. These campaign files include\n         advertisements, contact lists, expenditure reports,\n         fundraising information, invoices and receipts for\n         advertising, and research on opponents' voting records.","Series III: Legislative Files,\n         1971-1986Subseries A: Correspondence, 1971-1972, 1976-1978,\n         1984-1986 - Includes correspondence, arranged in reverse\n         chronological order, to and from constituents and General\n         Assembly colleagues regarding legislative proposals, issues,\n         and bills. Interspersed among the correspondence are letters\n         relating to campaigns, elections, and Democratic Party\n         business. Subseries B: Subject Files, 1971-1986 - Arranged\n         alphabetically, this subseries contains material relating to\n         legislation introduced in the General Assembly and constituent\n         mail supporting or opposing the legislation. Includes files on\n         abortion, Camp Pendleton, education, Equal Rights Amendment,\n         False Cape State Park, social services, Virginia Beach, and\n         the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System, among other. Also\n         includes opinions of Virginia's Attorney General on various\n         issues, page and aide applications and letters, press releases\n         and speeches, voter surveys, and questionnaires and polls.","Series IV. Clippings and Scrapbooks,\n         1966-1988Includes newspaper clippings and scrapbooks relating to\n         Pickett's legislative and political career. The majority of\n         these clippings are from the Virginia Beach Beacon, Virginia\n         Beach Sun, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Richmond News Leader, and\n         Richmond Times-Dispatch. Of note are the clippings from the\n         1985 General Assembly session.","Series V: Legal Files, 1983-1985This series contains billing records from Pickett's law\n         firm for legal work performed.","Series VI: University of Richmond Law\n         School Personal NotesIncludes fifteen bound notebooks containing notes from\n         various law classes taken at the University of Richmond T. 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