Date range: 1992 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1992 Level Item

Airport security, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 42

Network(s): WSAZ-TV. Notes: Videocassette label includes "For Mark Ferrell".

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Alabama Democratic Conference speech, 1992 Box III.E. - 12

Event(s): Alabama Democratic Conference. Place(s): Alabama.

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ALA Poster: Christmas Seals: The #1 Hope for the #3 Killer: Lung Disease, 1992 Box 306, Folder 029 [oversize]

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ALAV Newsletters: What's Going On, 1990/1995 Box 299, Folder 003

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Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Montefiore Medical Center and Yeshiva University committee on clinical investigations meeting minutes, and CCI fetal tissue research memos, notes, and meeting minutes, 1990/1995 1 folder(s) Box 2, Folder 12

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Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Montefiore Medical Center and Yeshiva University ethics committee meeting minutes, 1988/1995 1 folder(s) Box 2, Folder 7

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Al Gross visit to Virginia Tech, 1992 Box 11, Folder 6

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"A Light in the Window" by Mary Roberts Rinehart, with the note "after publishing the Mitford novel "A Light in the Window" in 1997, Jan learned that M.R. Rinehart had used this title in 1922, 1992 1 Volumes Box 118

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A Little Night Music, November 23-December 27, 1992, 1992 2 copies Shelf Publications Archive, Item PB05.02.0.239

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Alliance for Aging Research — JDR speech, 1992 Box III.E. - 36

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