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Craig J. Putziger Papers, 1992-1993

In addition to the nearly 60 letters of response to Putziger’s query, materials include copies of letters Putziger composed as well as published directories of Senators, members of the House of Representatives, and Committees of the 102nd and 103rd Congresses (1991-1993). Most materials are dated April-May, 1992. Copies of letters dated November 22, 1993, addressed to Presidents Carter, Nixon, Ford, and Reagan suggest the apparently low rate of response from Senators and members of the House of Representatives did not discourage Putziger, yet there is no indication that Putziger completed the project he set out to produce. Forms of individuals’ names listed below are derived primarily from their letterhead.

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Craig J. Putziger Papers, 1992-1993

In addition to the nearly 60 letters of response to Putziger’s query, materials include copies of letters Putziger composed as well as published directories of Senators, members of the House of Representatives, and Committees of the 102nd and 103rd Congresses (1991-1993). Most materials are dated April-May, 1992. Copies of letters dated November 22, 1993, addressed to Presidents Carter, Nixon, Ford, and Reagan suggest the apparently low rate of response from Senators and members of the House of Representatives did not discourage Putziger, yet there is no indication that Putziger completed the project he set out to produce. Forms of individuals’ names listed below are derived primarily from their letterhead.

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