Date range: 1977 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1977

1977-1980 Box 159, Folder 8

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1977-78 Box 111

Contents: Overture Magazine (of Baltimore Symphony) Dates of materials: 1977-78

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1977-78. Board of Directors Box 50, Folder 33

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1977-78 Budget (Wages, City Employees, Tentative Budget, Levy Order) Box 14

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1977-78 Department of Medicine Faculty and Housestaff Box 041, Folder 067

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1977-78 Season: announcement of events; members-list; Fall Meeting-memos, Alan Fern (speaker) correspondence/biography; Collector of the Year (Weisgall)-pamphlet, correspondence; Dinner-program, announcement, memos, papers related to Judith Rawkin; Collectors' Choice-announcement, works exhibited; Spring Meeting-memos, Ben Williams (speaker) correspondence/biography; policy-questionnaire, evaluation, memos, budget Box RG-19 Box 2, Folder 10

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1977 Amends, draftsman response, misc. – "Why NF and What NF" handwritten notes; HR 6601 amendments EK [Robert Eckhardt] draftsman response

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1977 Annual Meeting Box 23

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1977 Budget Box 54, Folder 28

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1977 Campaign 0.03 Cubic Feet 1 folder Box 76, Folder 1

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