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Machine-readable finding aid derived from MS Word, created by Craig S. Moore, 13 March 2007 Description is in English 2013-11-21 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the Records of Lieutenant Governor Timothy M. Kaine, 1995-2005 (bulk 2002-2005) A Collection in the Library of Virginia 42396 Craig S. Moore

Library of Virginia 2007 Craig S. Moore Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Records of Lieutenant Governor Timothy M. Kaine, 1995-2005 42396 35.37 cubic feet (101 Boxes) English Virginia Lieutenant Governor Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

Records of Lieutenant Governor Timothy M. Kaine, 1995-2005 (bulk 2002-2005). Accession 42396, State government records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va. 23219.

Acquisition Information

Transferred from the Office of the Lieutenant Governor on 1 January 2006.

Biographical Information

Timothy M. Kaine was born on 26 February 1958 in St. Paul, Minnesota. He grew up in Kansas City and graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1979. While attending Harvard Law School, Kaine took a leave of absence to work with Jesuit missionaries as principal of the Institutio Tecnico Loyola, a Catholic vocational school in El Progreso, Honduras. Kaine graduated from Harvard Law School in 1983 and was admitted to the Virginia Bar. Practicing law in Richmond, Virginia, as director of the McCandlish Kaine law firm, Kaine specialized in housing discrimination cases. He received recognition from the Richmond Bar Association, the National Fair Housing Association, and Lawyers for Public Justice for his work with civil rights. In addition, Kaine taught legal ethics for six years at the University of Richmond Law School.

Kaine began his political career with an election to the Richmond City Council in 1994, serving as mayor from 1998 to 2001. During his four terms in the Richmond City Council, Kaine helped build new schools, encourage economic development, and implement the Project Exile Program to reduce violent crime. In 2001, Kaine was elected Lieutenant Governor under Governor Mark R. Warner. As Lieutenant Governor, Kaine supported state budget reform, education improvements, and the public broadcasting of the General Assembly. He served on the Governor's K-12 Accountability Workgroup, the Governor's Higher Education Summit, the Workforce Training Sub-Committee, the Secure Virginia Panel, the Citizens & Committees Sub-Committee, and chairman of the Disability Commission. In addition, Kaine worked on the Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee, the Virginia Military Advisory Council, and the Olmstead Task Force.

On 14 January 2006, Kaine was inaugurated as Governor of Virginia. He is married to Anne Bright Holton, youngest daughter of former Governor Linwood Holton. Anne and Tim have three children, Nat, Woody, and Annella.

 Scope and Content

The Lieutenant Governor records consist of 101 archival boxes and are divided into three series. Series have been designated for Boards and Commissions, Constituent Correspondence, and Legislation Files & Supporting Documentation. These records document the work of Timothy M. Kaine as lieutenant governor under Governor Mark R Warner. The Boards & Commissions series contains useful documentation on some of the projects Kaine was involved in, especially the Secure Virginia Panel, Virginia's anti-terrorism task force. The bulk of the records can be found in the Constituent Correspondence series which includes letters sent to Lieutenant Governor Tim Kaine and Governor Mark Warner. Lastly, the Legislation Files and Supporting Documentation series provides valuable background information filed in the Office of the Lieutenant Governor.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

Series I. Boards and Commissions, 1995-2005 (bulk 2002-2005) Series II. Constituent Correspondence, 2002-2005 Series III. Legislative Files & Supporting Documentation, 1992-2005 (bulk 2002-2005) Contents List Series I. Boards and Commissions, 1995-2005 (bulk 2002-2005). 1-16 Extent: 16 boxes.

The Boards and Commissions series is housed in sixteen archival boxes and is arranged in six subseries. Subseries have been designated for Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee, Base Realignment & Closure, Disability Commission, Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, Olmstead Task Force, & Secure Virginia Panel. This series documents Tim Kaine's work on various boards & commissions as Lieutenant Governor.

Arranged alphabetically by subseries.

Subseries A: Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee, 2004. 2 folders.

The Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee subseries is housed in two archival folders. This subseries documents Tim Kaine's role as a member of the Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee. The Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee was appointed by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors in response to a critical need to preserve existing affordable housing in Fairfax County. The subseries consists of notebook materials which were handed out at the 22 October 2004 meeting of the Affordable Housing Preservation Action Committee. Included is a list of members, charter, agenda, subcommittee assignments, housing facts, semiannual report, strategic plan, and other sundry items.

Notebook Materials 2004 (Part 1) 1 1 2004 (Part 2) 1 2 Subseries B: Base Realignment & Closure (BRAC), 2004. 3 boxes.

The Base Realignment and Closure subseries is housed in three archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains memorandums, minutes, correspondence, legislation, clippings, annual reports, and other sundry items. Significant within this subseries are files related to the Virginia Commission on Military Bases (VCOMB) which was created by Governor Mark R. Warner on 6 June 2003 by Executive Order 49 for the purpose of addressing the federal base realignment & closure for 2005. Additionally, there are files related to the Virginia Military Advisory Council which was reestablished in 2002 to identify & study and provide advice & comments to the Governor on issues of mutual concern to the Commonwealth and the Armed Forces of the United States.

Arranged alphabetically.

2004 1 3 2005 1 4 Clippings 1995-1998 1 5 2003-2005 1 6 Encroachment, 2004 1 7 Fort Monroe, 2005 1 8 United States Joint Forces Command Briefing 2003 (Part 1) 2 1 2003 (Part 2) 2 2 Virginia Commission on Military Bases 2003 2 3 2004 2 4 2005 2 5 Videotape, 2005 2 6 Virginia Military Advisory Council 2002 (Part 1) 3 1 2002 (Part 2) 3 2 2005 3 3 Subseries C: Disability Commission, 1999-2005. 5 boxes.

The Disability Commission subseries is housed in five archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order with chronological files arranged to the front. This subseries contains annual reports, publications, correspondence, agendas, memorandums, presentations, legislation, meeting summaries, clippings, press releases, and other sundry items. The subseries documents Tim Kaine's involvement on the Disability Commission which was formed in 1990 by House Joint Resolution 45 to identify legislative priorities for the General Assembly in order to provide ongoing support in developing & reviewing services & funding related to Virginians with disabilities. This subseries consists of chronological files between 1999 and 2005 which include miscellaneous information documenting meetings and other activities of the Disability Commission. In addition, there are various subject files related to such topics as autism, the Dept. of Rehabilitative Services, Medicaid, and the Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program.

Arranged alphabetically.

1999-2001 3 4 2001 3 5 2002 3 6 2003 3 7 2003 4 1 2003 4 2 2003 4 3 2003 4 4 2003 4 5 2003 4 6 2004 5 1 2004 5 2 2004 5 3 2004 5 4 2004 5 5 2004-2005 5 6 2-1-1 Virginia, 2000-2003 6 1 Alzheimer's Disease & Related Disorders Commission, 2002 6 2 Annual Reports, 2001-2003 6 3 Autism, 2002 6 4 Braille, 2002 6 5 Children's Mental Health, 2003 6 6 Delivering the Promise: Preliminary Report of Federal Agencies' Actions to Remove Barriers and Promote Community Integration, 2001 6 7 Department of Rehabilitative Services, 2002-2003 6 8 Disability Services, 2002-2003 6 9 Elderly, 2002 6 10 Endependence Center Incorporated, 2003 6 11 General, 2002-2003 6 12 House Joint Resolutions, 2002 6 13 Housing, 2002-2003 6 14 Housing Accessibility, 2002 6 15 Housing Choice Vouchers, 2002 7 1 Housing Consultant Report 2003 (Part 1) 7 2 2003 (Part 2) 7 3 Housing Work Group General, 2002 7 4 Meetings, 2002 7 5 Legislative Action Plan, 2002 7 6 Letters, 2002-2003 7 7 Long Term Care, 2002 7 8 Mary's Family, 2003 7 9 Medicaid Buy-In General, 2000-2002 7 10 SunTrust, 2002 7 11 Medicaid Updates & Briefings, 2002 7 12 Medical Board of California v. Michael J. Hason, et al., 2002 8 1 Meetings 2002 (Part 1) 8 2 2002 (Part 2) 8 3 2003 8 4 2005 8 5 NCBDC & TAC Proposed Work Plan, Undated 8 6 New Medicaid Waiver, 2001-2002 8 7 Northern Neck Planning District Commission, 2002 8 8 Publications, 1999-2002 8 9 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP), 2002-2003 9 1 Rehabilitation 2002 (Part 1) 9 2 2002 (Part 2) 9 3 RoadMap to Services, 2002 9 4 Robert E. Rose Memorial Foundation, 2002 9 5 SHARE Homeless Intervention Program, 2002-2003 9 6 Social Security Act, 2002 9 7 Specialized Transportation Council, 2002 9 8 Statistical Record of the Virginia Medicaid Program and Other Indigent Health Care Programs, 2001 9 9 Summary of Services, Programs, and Initiatives Provided to Virginians with Disabilities, 2002 10 1 Transition Advocacy Team, 2001 10 2 Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program 2002 10 3 2002-2003 10 4 Virginia Department for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing, 2002 10 5 Virginia Housing Development Authority, 2002-2003 10 6 Virginia Office for Protection & Advocacy, 2002 10 7 Waivers, 2002 10 8 Subseries D: Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2002-2005. 5 boxes.

The Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation subseries is housed in four archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains memorandums, financial statements, marketing reports, mailers, annual reports, correspondence, agendas, minutes, press releases, publications, and other sundry items. This subseries documents the role of Timothy M. Kaine as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation. Included is information on various board meetings between 2002 and 2005. In addition, there is a copy of "The Jamestown Project: Draft Development Concept Plan/Environmental Impact Statement" submitted by the National Park Service. The Jamestown Project consists of three volumes which analyze four action alternative plans for improvements at the Jamestown unit of the Colonial National Historic Park and the Jamestown unit of the Colonial National Historic Park and the Jamestown National Historic Site owned and managed by the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities.

Arranged alphabetically.

2002 Feb.-June 10 9 2002 July-Aug. 10 10 2002 Sept.-2003 April 11 1 2003 Nov.-2004 Nov. 11 2 2004 Dec.-2005 Oct. 11 3 Background Materials for General Motors Appointment, 2002 11 4 Board of Trustees Fall Meeting 2002 Nov. 7-8 11 5 2003 Nov. 17-18 11 6 2004 Nov. 15-16 Part 1 12 1 Part 2 12 2 2005 Nov. 21-22 Part 1 12 3 Part 2 12 4 Board of Trustees Fall Meeting 2002 May 23-24 12 5 2003 May 15-16 Part 1 12 6 Part 2 12 7 Board of Trustees & Board of Directors Joint Spring Meeting 2004 May 13-14 12 8 2005 May 19-20 Part 1 13 1 Part 2 13 2 The Jamestown Project: Draft Development Concept Plan/Environmental Impact Statement Vol. 1 Pages 1-94 13 3 Pages 95-215 13 4 Vol. 2 13 5 Vol. 3 Appendix A-G 13 6 Appendix H-L 13 7 Subseries E: Olmstead Task Force, 2002-2003. 1 box.

The Olmstead Task Force subseries is housed in one archival box and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains memorandums, reports, correspondence, agendas, notes, presentations, and other sundry items. The subseries documents the work of the task force established to develop an Olmstead plan for Virginia to serve persons with disabilities. The Olmstead Decision by the Supreme Court in 1999 upheld the U.S. Dept. of Justice's regulations mandating that states must administer their programs in the most integrated setting appropriate to the needs of persons with disabilities. The decision of Olmstead v. L.C. prohibits states from placing persons with disabilities in inappropriate institutional placements, asserting that, under the ADA, continued unjustified institutionalization is a violation of an individual's right to live in the most integrated setting appropriate to his/her needs and to have choices. This subseries includes information regarding the Olmstead v. L.C. Case, waiver meetings, and task force meetings. Also noteworthy is a copy of "One Community: Final Report of the Task Force to Develop an Olmstead Plan for Virginia."

Arranged alphabetically.

Background, 2002 14 1 Olmstead v. L.C., 2002 14 2 One Community: Draft Final Report of the Task Force to Develop an Olmstead Plan for Virginia, 2003 14 3 One Community: Final Report of the Task Force to Develop an Olmstead Plan for Virginia, 2003 14 4 Resource Utilization Groups (RUGs), 2002 14 5 Task Force Meetings, 2002 14 6 Team Meetings, 2002 14 7 Waiver Meetings, 2002 14 8 Subseries E: Secure Virginia Panel, 1999-2005. 2 boxes.

The Secure Virginia Panel subseries is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains agendas, minutes, correspondence, publications, reports, press releases, presentations, notes, and other sundry items. This subseries documents the work of the Lieutenant Governor as a member of the Secure Virginia Panel. The Secure Virginia Panel was established by Governor Mark R. Warner's Executive Order 7 directing state agencies to prepare or update emergency response plans, and designating points of contact with the administration for federal cooperation on homeland security issues. Noteworthy in this subseries are files related to the various sub panels of the Secure Virginia Panel including the Agribusiness Sub Panel, Citizen & Communities Sub Panel, First Responder Sub Panel, Government Operations & Funding Sub Panel, Health & Medical Sub Panel, Industry & Commerce Sub Panel, Technology Sub Panel, Transportation Sub Panel, and Utilities Sub Panel.

Arranged alphabetically.

2004 Part 1 15 1 Part 2 15 2 Citizen Corps, 2002 15 3 Community Outreach & Awareness, 2001-2002 15 4 Meetings, 2002-2003 15 5 National, 2002-2003 15 6 Preparedness Guides, 2001-2003 15 7 Press, 2003 15 8 Reports, 2002-2003 15 9 Resources, 2003 15 10 Secure Virginia Initiative Panel, 2002 15 11 Sub Panels, 2002 16 1 Terrorism Consequence Management, 1999 16 2 Terrorism & Security Awareness Orientation Instructor Guide, 2005 16 3 Terrorist Threat Assessment for the Secure Virginia Panel, 2003 16 4 Transportation, 2002 16 5 Virginia Department of Emergency Management, 2002 16 6 Series II: Constituent Correspondence, 2002-2005. 17-72 Extent: 53 boxes.

The Constituent Correspondence series is housed in fifty-three archival boxes and is arranged in two subseries. Subseries have been designated for Chronological Files & Subject Files. This series documents incoming correspondence received by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor between 2002 and 2005. In addition to correspondence, this series includes subject files which served as supporting documentation sent & received by the office to and from the Governor and Governor's Office Staff, Cabinet Secretaries and officials, legislators, State agencies, and the general public.

Arranged alphabetically by subseries.

Subseries A: Chronological Files, 2002-2005. 26 boxes.

This subseries is housed in twenty-six archival boxes and is arranged in chronological order. The subseries contains correspondence from constituents to Lieutenant Governor Tim Kaine & Governor Mark R. Warner between 2002 and 2004. Most of the correspondence includes a copy of Kaine's letter in response. The correspondence mainly relates to legal issues, college & employment recommendations, Eagle Scouts, teachers of the year, budget deficit & cuts, birthday greetings, requests for photos & biographies, bilingual ballots, historic tax credit program, legislation, invitations, salary increase for state employees, H.J. Resolution 56, health care costs, Federal Marriage Amendment, I-81 expansion, mental illness, personal appearances, Primary Interstate Waste Bill, car tax, immigration, partial-birth abortion, same-sex marriage, Hurricane Katrina, Senate Bill 873, and other topics. In addition, there is correspondence from inmates which is filed at the end of each year. Prominent correspondents consist of members of Warner's cabinet including Anita A. Rimler, Secretary of the Commonwealth, John Marshall, Secretary of Public Welfare, & Jane H. Woods, Secretary of Health & Human Services. The subseries also contains incoming & outgoing correspondence from Jeff Geiger, Director of Constituent Services, & Jeff Kraus, Administrative Aid.

Arranged chronologically, then alphabetically by correspondent.

2002 A 17 1 Ba-Be 17 2 Bi-Bo 17 3 Br-Bu 17 4 Ca 17 5 Ce-Co 17 6 Cr-Cy 17 7 Da-Di 18 1 Do-Du 18 2 Do-Du 18 3 E 18 4 F 18 5 Ga-Gi 18 6 Gl-Gu 18 7 Ha-He 18 8 Hi-Hu 19 1 J 19 2 K 19 3 La-Le 19 4 Li-Ly 19 5 Ma 19 6 Mc 19 7 Me-Mi 20 1 Mo-Mu 20 2 N 20 3 O 20 4 Pa-Pi 20 5 Pl-Py 20 6 Q 20 7 Ra-Ri 20 8 Ro-Ry 20 9 Sa-Se 21 1 Sh-Sp 21 2 St-Sw 21 3 T 21 4 Wa-We 21 5 Webster, Elizabeth M. (videotape) 22 1 We-Wh 22 2 Wi-Wy 22 3 Y-Z 22 4 Do Not Respond Letters General 22 5 C.C. 22 6 Out of State 22 7 Inmates B-G 23 1 H-P 23 2 R 23 3 S-Y 23 4 2003 A 23 5 Ba-Be 23 6 Bi-Bo 24 1 Br-By 24 2 Ca-Ch 24 3 Cl-Co 24 4 Cr-Cu 24 5 Da-De 24 6 Di-Dw 25 1 E 25 2 Fa-Fo 25 3 Fr-Fu 25 4 Ga-Go 25 5 Gr-Gu 25 6 Ha 25 7 Harlow, Larry Jan.-June 25 8 July-Dec. 26 1 He-Ho 26 2 Hu 26 3 I 26 4 J 26 5 K 26 6 La-Le 26 7 Li-Ly 26 8 Mac-Man 27 1 Mar-May 27 2 Mc-Mg 27 3 Mi-Mo 27 4 Mu-My 27 5 N 27 6 O 27 7 Pa-Pi 28 1 Pl-Pu 28 2 Q 28 3 Ra-Ri 28 4 Ro-Ry 28 5 Sa-Sc 28 6 Se-Si 28 7 Sk-Sta 29 1 Ste-Sw 29 2 Ta-Thompson 29 3 Thorn-To 29 4 Tr-Ty 29 5 U-V 29 6 Wa-We 30 1 Wh-Wi 30 2 Wo-Woolwine 30 3 Woolwine-Wr 30 4 Y-Z 30 5 Do Not Respond Letters A-G 30 6 H-Mi 30 7 Mu-W 31 1 White, Eileen 31 2 Out of State 31 3 Inmates A-H 31 4 J-P 31 5 R-W 31 6 Sexual Orientation Non-Discrimination Letters 31 7 2004 A 32 1 Ba-Bl 32 2 Bo-Br 32 3 Bu-By 32 4 Ca-Cl 32 5 Cob-Con 32 6 Coo-Cy 33 1 D 33 2 E 33 3 F 33 4 G 33 5 Ha 33 6 He-Hu 34 1 J 34 2 K 34 3 La-Lea 34 4 Led-Lu 34 5 Ma 34 6 Mc-Mi 35 1 Mo-My 35 2 N 35 3 O 35 4 P 35 5 Ra-Ri 35 6 Ro-Ry 35 7 Sa-Se 36 1 Sh-Sn 36 2 So-Sy 36 3 T 36 4 U-V 36 5 Wa-Wh 36 6 Wi 37 1 Wi-Wy 37 2 Y 37 3 Z 37 4 Do Not Respond Letters B-K 37 5 H-Q 37 6 R-Z 37 7 2005 Aa-Ap 38 1 Ar-Ay 38 2 Bai-Bap 38 3 Bar-Bat 38 4 Be-Bl 38 5 Bo-Brough 38 6 Brow-Bu 39 1 Ca-Cl 39 2 Coa-Cos 39 3 Cou-Cy 39 4 Da-De 39 5 Di-Dun 39 6 Dup-Dur 40 1 E 40 2 F 40 3 Ga-Gl 40 4 Go-Gu 40 5 Hac-Har 40 6 Har-He 41 1 Hi-Hy 41 2 Harlow, Larry 41 3 I 41 4 J 41 5 K 41 6 La-Li 41 7 Lo-Ly 42 1 Ma 42 2 Mc-Mi 42 3 Ml-Mu 42 4 N 42 5 O 42 6 Pa 42 7 Pe-Pu 43 1 Q 43 2 Ra-Ri 43 3 Ro-Ru 43 4 Sa-Sci 43 5 Sco-Sh 43 6 Si-So 43 7 Sp-Sw 44 1 T 44 2 U 44 3 V 44 4 Wa 44 5 We-Wh 44 6 Wi-Wy 44 7 Y 44 8 Primary Interstate Waste Bill A-C 45 1 D-G 45 2 H-L 45 3 M-P 45 4 R-Z 45 5 Subseries B: Subject Files, 2002-2005. 27 boxes.

This subseries is housed in twenty-seven archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order by subject. The subseries contains correspondence, invitations, reports, publications, press releases, news clippings, event briefings, photographs, legislation, and other background material maintained by the Lieutenant Governor's Office. Included are materials related to the following subjects: Economic Development, Education, General Files, Healthcare, & Invitations. The largest group within this subseries is related to invitations. The invitations are arranged chronologically by the date of the event or correspondence and often include Tim Kaine's letter in response to the invitation. In addition, there are e-mails from Sherrie Harrington, Director of Administration & Scheduling, Carey Friedman, Director of Policy, and Anita A. Rimler, Secretary of the Commonwealth. Note that invitations for 2004 are divided into confirmed invitations & regrets. There are only regrets for 2005. The General Files contain publications, correspondence, press releases, news clippings, legislation, and other items related to the budget, childcare, the Coalition for Virginia's Future, the environment, Oceana Naval Air Station, and other subjects. Also noteworthy are files related to Virginia Indian tribes and the Walter Plecker legacy.

Arranged alphabetically.

Economic Development Economic Assumptions for the United States & Virginia, 2004 46 1 Small Business, 2004 46 2 Small, Women, & Minority-Owned Business (SWAM), 2004 46 3 Virginia Economic Development Partnership Annual Report, 2003 46 4 Virginia Economic Indicators, 2003 46 5 Virginia Economic Trends, 2004-2005 46 6 Workforce Development, 2003 46 7 Workforce Training, 2003-2004 46 8 Education 2002-2003 46 9 2004 47 1 Accountability Committee, 2001-2002 47 2 Affirmative Action, 2003 47 3 America's Kids Connect, 2002 47 4 Board of Education, 2002-2003 47 5 Composite Index Summary for Elementary & Secondary School Funding, 2002-2003 47 6 Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia, 2004 47 7 Data Enrollment Averages, undated 47 8 Endowed Chairs, 2004 47 9 Every Child Matters Education Fund, 2003 47 9 Free & Reduced Price Lunch Program Eligibility Reports, 2000-2002 47 11 Governor's Schools, 2002-2004 47 12 Higher Education Chartered University Initiative, 2004 47 13 Scholarships, 2004-2005 48 2 State Council for Higher Education in Virginia, 2002 48 3 Summit 2002 48 4 2003 48 4 Steering Committee Meeting, 2002 48 5 Tuition, 2002 48 6 Highland County Public Schools, 2002 48 7 Home Education, 2002 48 8 K-12 Education, 2002-2005 48 9 Legislative Services, 2001-2003 48 10 No Child Left Behind, 2003 48 11 Partnership for Achieving Successful Schools (PASS), 2003 48 12 Pre-K, 2003-2004 48 13 Regional Alternative Education Programs, 2003-2004 48 14 Saint Gertrude High School, 2003-2004 48 15 School Visits, 2001-2002 48 16 Standards of Learning (SOLs), 2000-2002 49 1 Substitute Teachers, 2002 49 2 Superintendent's Association, 2002 49 3 Virginia Community College System, undated 49 4 Virginia Council for International Education, 2002 49 5 Virginia Council for Private Education, 2002 49 6 Virginia Education Coalition, 2002 49 7 General Files Bar Associations, 2002-2003 49 8 Budget 2003-2004 49 9 2004 49 10 Child Care Adoption 2004 49 11 Affordable Daycare, 2004 49 12 Child Abuse, 2002-2005 49 13 Early Childhood Development, 2004-2005 49 14 Fatherhood, 2003 49 15 Smart Start, 2003 49 16 Child Pornography, 2002 50 1 Child Support Enforcement, 2002-2003 50 2 Coalfields Expressway, 2004 50 3 Coalition for Virginia's Future, 2002 (Part 1) 50 4 2002 (Part 2) 50 5 College Credit Debt, 2004 50 6 Confederate History Month, 2002-2004 50 7 Constituent Phone Calls, 2002-2003 50 8 Death Penalty Language, 2004 50 9 Death Penalty Statistics, undated 50 10 Disability Commission Work Group Meeting, 2003 50 11 Drinking Water, 2001 50 12 Dulles Corridor Rail Association, 2002 50 13 Emergency Contraception Research, 2002-2005 50 13 Environment Miscellaneous, 2003-2005 50 14 Publications, 1998-2001 51 1 Solid Waste, 2003-2005 51 2 Virginia Clean Streams Law, 2004 51 3 Fairfax County Council of PTA's Handbook, 2005 51 4 Faith & Politics Articles, 2003-2004 51 3 Marriage Builders Alliance of Richmond, 2004 51 4 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 2002 51 5 Gay/Lesbian Issues, 2004 51 6 General Assembly Session, 2003 51 7 Government Reform - Council of Virginia's Future, 2004 51 8 Hispanics, 2003 51 9 Interesting Ideas, 2004 51 10 Jamestown 2007, 2004 51 11 Legislative Agenda, 2004 52 1 May, Diana, 2004 52 2 Media, 2002-2003 52 3 Mercury Pollution, 2005 52 4 National Forest Protection, 2002 52 5 O'Brien, Mi-Joong, 2002 52 6 Oceana Naval Air Station 2004-2005 52 7 2005 52 8 Pre-Marriage Counseling, 2002-2003 52 9 PBS Deliberation Day Debate, 2004 52 10 Public Defense Attorneys, 2004 52 11 Public-Private Transportation Act Proposal for the Western Extension of the Powhite Parkway, 2003 52 12 Research, 2002 52 13 Resumes, 2003 52 14 Richmond to Washington Rail, 2004 52 15 Rural Economic Development, 2002 52 16 Secure Virginia, 2002-2003 52 17 Spanish Web Site, Undated 52 18 Speech Ideas, 2003-2004 52 19 Standardized Testing, 2003 52 20 Threats, 2003 52 21 Transportation, 2004 52 22 Unfinished Constituent Business, 2003-2004 53 1 Unfinished Press Releases, 2003-2004 53 2 Virginia Birth Injury Program, 2001-2002 53 3 Virginia Department of Transportation, 2000-2002 53 4 Virginia Farm Bureau Teleconference, 2004 53 5 Virginia Indian Tribes & Walter Plecker Legacy, 2002-2004 53 6 Virginia Military Institute Supper Prayer, 2004 53 7 Virginia State Bar, 2003 53 8 Virginia Wiretap Statutes, 2002 53 9 Healthcare About Coverage: Health Insurance in the United States, 2004 53 10 Affordability Crisis in U.S. Healthcare, 2004 53 11 Articles 2000-2004 53 12 2004 53 13 2004 53 14 undated 53 15 Basics of HSAs, 2004 54 1 Building a New Health Care System, 2004 54 2 Correspondence, 2004 54 3 Cost Versus Value - Choice Versus Change: Small Business Owners Consider the Future of Health Care, undated 54 4 Department of Health Professions Biennial Report, 2003-2004 54 5 Financial Impact of Mandated Health Insurance Benefits & Providers, 2003 54 6 Guide to Health Insurance Options for Small Businesses in Northern Virginia, 2003 54 7 Health Insurance Demonstration Project, 2004 54 8 Healthcare Commission, 2004 54 9 Healthcare for All of U.S.?, undated 54 10 Joint Commission on Health Care, 2004 54 11 Legislation, 2004 54 12 Lieutenant Governor's Commission on Small Business Health Care Cost, 2004 54 13 Maine's State Healthcare Plan, 2004 54 14 Making Healthcare Affordable to All Americans, 2004 54 15 Making Medicaid a Block Grant Program, 2005 54 16 Mandated Insurance Benefits Termination (HB 935), 2004 54 17 Meetings, 2002-2004 55 1 Memos, 2004 55 2 Miscellaneous, 2004 55 3 Monitoring the Uninsured: A State Policy Perspective, 2004 55 4 One Solution to Reducing Healthcare Costs, 2004 55 5 Proposal for a Virginia Community-based Coverage Initiative, 2004 55 6 Protean Plan, 2004 55 7 Publications, 2002-2004 55 8 Report of the Governor's Work Group on Rural Obstetrical Care, 2004 55 9 Report of the Joint Commission on Health Care, 2000 55 10 Report of the Special Advisory Commission on Health Insurance Benefits, 2004 55 11 Report of the State Corporation Commission on the Financial Impact of Mandated Health Insurance Benefits and Providers, 2004 55 12 Review of Health Insurance Purchasing Cooperatives(HICPs), 1999 55 13 Richmond Enhancing Access to Community Healthcare(REACH), 2003-2004 55 14 Select Committee on Affordable Health Care for Floridians Pages 1-160, 2002 56 1 Pages 161-238, 2002 56 2 Small Business Health Insurance Costs, 2004 56 3 Small But Significant Steps to Help the Uninsured, 2003 56 4 State Options for Expanding Health Care, 2004 56 5 State Planning Grant Leadership Committee Meeting, 2004 56 6 Statement of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on America's Uninsured, 2004 56 7 Study of Mandated Health Insurance Services: A Comparative Evaluation, 2004 56 8 Subsidies and Financial Assistance, undated 56 9 Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Annual Report, 2004 56 10 Virginia Health Care Foundation Annual Report, 2004 56 11 Virginia Health Care Insurance & Access Survey, 2005 56 12 Virginia Public-Private Sector Coverage Initiative, 2002 56 13 Worksite Wellness: One Solution to Reducing Healthcare Costs, 2004 56 14 Invitations 2002 January-February 57 1 March 1-19 57 2 20-29 57 3 April 2-15 57 4 16-24 57 5 25-30 57 6 May 1-8 58 1 9-10 58 2 11-17 58 3 18-28 58 4 29-31 58 5 June 1-10 58 6 11-19 59 1 20-30 59 2 July 1-11 59 3 12-17 59 4 18-31 59 5 August 1-12 59 6 13-26 60 1 27-30 60 2 September 3-9 60 3 10-17 60 4 18-23 60 5 24-30 60 6 October 1-5 61 1 7-15 61 2 16-21 61 3 22-31 61 4 November 1-10 61 5 11-25 62 1 26-30 62 2 December 2-11 62 3 14-30 62 4 2003 January 2-15 62 5 14-31 62 6 February 62 7 March 63 1 April 63 2 May 63 3 June 63 4 July 63 5 August 63 6 September 63 7 October 64 1 November 64 2 2004 Confirmed January 7-20 64 3 21-29 64 4 February 2-13 64 5 14-29 64 6 March 64 7 April 1-22 64 8 24-30 65 1 May 1-10 65 2 13-27 65 3 June 65 4 July 3-15 65 5 16-31 65 6 August 65 7 September 4-15 66 1 16-30 66 2 October 1-24 66 3 25-29 66 4 November 66 5 December 66 6 Regrets January 5-23 67 1 24-31 67 2 February 2-21 67 3 22-28 67 4 March 1-16 67 5 17-31 67 6 April 1-15 68 1 16-22 68 2 23-30 68 3 May 1-10 68 4 11-18 68 5 19-31 68 6 June 1-12 69 1 13-21 69 2 24-30 69 3 July 1-16 69 4 17-31 69 5 August 69 6 September 1-12 69 7 13-21 70 1 22-27 70 2 28-30 70 3 October 1-7 70 4 8-15 70 5 16-22 70 6 23-31 71 1 November 1-11 71 2 12-17 71 3 18-30 71 4 December 1-9 71 5 10-28 72 1 2005 Regrets 72 2 Series III. Legislation Files & Supporting Documentation, 1992-2005 (bulk 2002-2005). 72-100 Extent: 28 boxes.

The Legislation Files and Supporting Documentation series is housed in twenty-nine archival boxes and is arranged in three subseries. Subseries have been designated for Calendar Notes (2002 Session), Legislative Issues (2002 Session), & General Files. This series documents the legislative efforts of the Office of the Lieutenant Governor with specific subseries devoted to the 2002 Session of the General Assembly.

Arranged alphabetically by subseries.

Subseries A: Calendar Notes (2002 Session), 2002. 2 boxes.

The Calendar Notes subseries is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains notes and legislative calendars of the Virginia Senate. The legislative calendars contain the name of the bill, the name of the patron, the committee reported from, yeas, nays, abstentions, and amendments proposed. Noteworthy is the "End of Session" file which contains reports from the Virginia Baseball Authority.

Arranged alphabetically.

Jan. 14-25 72 3 Jan. 28-31 72 4 Feb. 1-14 72 5 Feb. 15-28 72 6 Mar. 1-9 72 7 Appropriations, 2002 73 1 Budget, 2002 73 2 Cabinet Meetings, 2002 73 3 Callahan Bond Amendments, 2002 73 4 Clippings, 2002 73 5 End of Session, 2000-2002 73 6 Full Cabinet Meeting, 2002 73 7 Kilgore, Jerry W., 2002 73 8 Legislation 2002 73 9 2002 73 10 Referendum Bills, 2002 73 11 Regional Caucuses, 2002 73 12 Talking Points, 2002 73 13 Warner, Mark R., 2002 73 14 Subseries B: Legislative Issues (2002 Session), 2000-2004. 2 boxes.

The Legislative Issues subseries is housed in two archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries contains background information on legislative issues for the 2002 Session of the General Assembly. The subseries includes correspondence, bills, reports, notes, articles, publications, and other sundry documents. The bulk of the subseries relates to education. Additionally, there are files related to terrorism, transportation, and the sales & use tax bill.

Arranged alphabetically.

Achievable Dream, 2002 74 1 American Jewish Committee, 2002 74 2 Arab American Democrats of Virginia, 2002 74 3 Asian Americans, 2002 74 4 Board of Education, 2001 74 5 Capital Projects (S.B. 673), 2002 74 6 Constituents, 2002 74 7 Correspondence, 2002 74 8 Dept. of Medical Assistant Services (DMAS), 2002 74 9 Disabled Action Coalition (DAC), 2002 74 10 Drivers License Bills (S.B. 612 & H.B. 638), 2002 74 11 Economic & Fiscal Roundtable, 2002 74 12 Education Advancement Via Individual Determination Program, 2002 74 13 Blueprint for Virginia Public Schools, 2002 74 14 Brown v. Board of Education Scholarship Education Program, 2002 74 15 Constitutional Change, 2002 74 16 Dept. of Correctional Education, 2002 74 17 Determining an Adequate Level of Public Support for Public Education, undated 74 18 ED Review, 2002 74 19 Fairfax County Federation of Teachers Briefing, 2002 74 20 Fall Election Effects & Beyond, undated 74 21 Georgia's HOPE Scholarship Program, 2002 74 22 Governor's Education Initiative, 2003 74 23 Higher Education Bond, undated 74 24 "How Should Reading Be Taught?", undated 74 25 Individualized Education Plan Online, 2002 74 26 Los Angeles Unified School District News Release, 2001 74 27 Multiracial Society with Segregated Schools: Are We Losing the Dream?, 2003 74 28 National Education Goals Panel (NEGP), 2002 74 29 National Teacher Salaries, 2002 74 30 Renew Virginia Schools, 2003 74 31 Secretary of Education, 2002 74 32 State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, 2004 74 33 Tax Restructuring & Education Funding, 2002 74 34 Teacher Corps, 2002 74 35 Teacher Evaluations in Georgia, undated 74 36 Teacher Home Loans, 2001 74 37 "Teaching Kids About Investing", 2001 74 38 Virginia 21, undated 74 39 Virginia Education Association, 2002 74 40 "Way Out of School Budge Crisis", 2002 74 41 Youth Leadership Initiative, undated 74 42 Electric Generating Facilities (S.B. 554), 2002 74 43 Emergency Contraception, 2002 74 44 Game Department Funding, 2002 74 45 Goodwill, 2002 74 46 Greaser, Dr. Raymond D., 2001 74 47 Infectious Diseases, 2002 74 48 In God We Trust Bills, 2002 74 49 International Associates, 2002 74 50 Kibbler, Jim, 2002 74 51 Medicaid (S.B. 658), undated 74 52 Motor Fuels Tax (S.B. 458), 2002 74 53 Parental Consent, 2002 74 54 Partial Birth Abortion (H.B. 1154), undated 74 55 Priority Bills, 2002 74 56 Public Defender Commission, 2002 74 57 Sabato, Dr. Larry D., 2001 75 1 Sales & Use Tax Bill Senate Bill 16, 2002 75 2 Senate Bill 170, 2002 75 3 Sodomy, undated 75 4 Staggered Terms for Bath County School Board (S.B. 191), 2002 75 5 State Rehabilitation Tax Credits, 2002 75 6 Terrorism, 2002 75 7 Transportation, 2002 75 8 Transportation Financing, 2002 75 9 Veterans of Foreign Wars, 2002 75 10 Virginia Bankers Association, 2002 75 11 Virginia Dept. of Health, 2000-2001 75 12 Virginia First Cities, 2001-2002 75 13 Virginia Forests, 2001 75 14 Virginia Health Care Foundation, 2003 75 15 Virginia League of Conservation Voters, 2002 75 16 Virginia Literacy Leadership Council, 2002 75 17 Virginia Municipal League, 2002 75 18 Virginia Performing Arts Foundation, 2003 75 19 Virginia Tobacco Indemnification & Community Revitalization Commission, 2001 75 20 Subseries C: General Files, 1992-2005. 25 boxes.

The General Files subseries is housed in twenty-five archival boxes and is arranged in alphabetical order. This subseries consists of supporting documentation maintained in the Lieutenant Governor's Office as background material for legislation and various social & political issues. Noteworthy are the files related to the budget, education, environment, healthcare, redistricting, and transportation. Also significant are files pertaining to Hurricane Isabel, public safety, standards of learning (SOLs), and waste management. The subseries contains correspondence, reports, memorandums, publications, presentations, legislation, minutes, agendas, news clippings, speeches, and other sundry items.

Arranged alphabetically.

2-1-1 Virginia Business Plan, undated 76 1 9-11 Speech, undated 76 2 Abortion, 2002 76 3 Abortion/Contraception Issues, 2002 76 4 Adoption, 1999-2005 76 5 Adult Abuse, 2002 76 6 Aging, 2002-2003 76 7 Agriculture, 2003 76 8 Airport Security, 2003 76 9 Alliance Center for Collaboration Education Science & Software(ACCESS), 2002 76 10 American Bar Association, 2003 76 11 American Red Cross Board of Directors' Handbook, 2002-2003 76 12 Board of Directors' Meeting, 2002 76 13 Interim Strategic Plan, 2002 76 14 Amtrak, 2005 76 15 Arts, undated 76 16 Arts & Cultural Institutions, 2001 76 17 Base Realignment & Closure (BRAC), 2004 77 1 Birth-Related Injury, 2001-2002 77 2 Bonds, 2002 77 3 Bone Marrow Donor Program, 2002 77 4 Budget 2002 77 5 2002-2003 77 6 Building a Better Virginia Foundation, 2002 77 7 Business 2002 77 8 2002-2003 78 1 2003-2004 78 2 Cabinet Meetings, 2002 78 3 Campaign Ethics, 2002 78 4 Campaign Files 1992-2002 78 5 2002-2003 78 6 Campaign Finance Reform, 2002 78 7 Cancer, 2002-2003 78 8 Cancer Policy, 2000 78 9 Career & Technical Education, 2005 79 1 Career & Workforce Development, 2003 79 2 Chambers of Commerce, 2002-2003 79 3 Charitable Service Organizations, 2002-2003 79 4 Chesapeake Bay Commission, 2004-2005 79 5 Child Abuse Prevention, 2004 79 6 Child Support Enforcement, 2002 79 7 Children, 2003 79 8 Children's Data 2002 79 9 2003 79 10 Chincoteague, 1995-2002 79 11 Civil Liberties, 2002 79 12 Civil Rights, 2003 79 13 Clergy Child Abuse 2002 79 14 2002-2003 79 15 Coal, 2003 80 1 Conflict of Interests Act, 2004 80 2 Constituent Recommendations, undated 80 3 Council of Virginia's Future, 2003 80 4 Covenant Marriages, 2002-2003 80 5 D.C. Sports & Entertainment Commission, 2003 80 6 Death Penalty, 2002 80 7 Defense - Joint Warrior Interoperability Demonstration, 2003 80 8 Democratic Party, 2003 80 9 Dept. of Correctional Education, 2005 80 10 Dept. of Juvenile Justice, 2001 80 11 Dept. of Motor Vehicles, 2002-2003 80 12 Dept. of Social Services, 2004 80 13 Deregulation, 2003 80 14 Desert Eagle Newsletter, 2002 80 15 Disability, 2001-2002 80 16 Domestic Partnerships, 2003 80 17 Domestic Violence, 2002-2005 81 1 Domestic Violence/Unemployment, 2002-2003 81 2 Drugs, 2001-2004 81 3 Economic Development, 2002-2003 81 4 Education Boad of Education, 2001 81 5 Funding 1999-2001 81 6 2001-2002 81 7 General 2002-2003 81 8 2003-2004 81 9 Higher Education 1998-2002 82 1 2003-2004 82 2 2004 82 3 State Council for Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) 2002-2003 82 4 K-12, 2002 82 5 Standards of Quality, 2002-2003 82 6 Teacher Salaries, 2002-2003 82 7 Virginia Community College System (VCCS) 2002-2003 83 1 2003 83 2 Elderly Issues, 2000-2002 83 3 Electric Cooperatives, 2004 83 4 Electric Deregulation, 2003-2004 83 5 Emergency Management 2002 83 6 2002-2003 83 7 Energy Education & Advocacy (videotape), 2003 83 8 Energy Policy, 2003 83 9 Environment 2002 84 1 2002-2003 84 2 Conservation 2001-2004 84 3 Energy Policy, 2003 84 4 Environmental Policy, 2001-2003 84 5 Equity Virginia Speech, 2004 84 6 Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, 2002 84 7 Family Foundation, 2001 84 8 Fatherhood, 2000-2003 84 9 Federal Government Brookings Institution Publications 2002 84 10 2002-2003 84 11 Federal Grants, 2002 84 12 Federal Mandate Report, 2003 84 13 Firefighters, 2003 85 1 First Freedom Awards, 2003 85 2 Flood Assistance, 2004 85 3 Forestry, 2000-2001 85 4 Foundation 2002 2002 85 5 2002 85 6 2002 85 7 Fraternal Order of Police, undated 85 8 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 2001-2002 85 9 Gang Deterrence & Community Protection Act of 2005, 2005 85 10 Gangs, 2005 85 11 Gay/Lesbian Issues, 2003 85 12 General Assembly Report Card, 2003 85 13 General Assembly Television, 2001-2003 85 14 General Policy, 2001-2003 85 15 Georgia-Pacific Big Island Operations, 2003 86 1 Governor's Commission on Efficiency & Effectiveness, 2002 86 2 Green Spring Colonial National Historic Park, 2003 86 3 Ground Lease, 2005 86 4 Guns, 2003 86 5 Gun Safety, 2002 86 6 Harassment, 2002 86 7 Healthcare 2000 86 8 2001-2002 86 9 2002 86 10 2002-2003 86 11 2003 87 1 2003-2004 87 2 2005 87 3 2005 87 4 2005 87 5 "High Performance Guidelines" 87 6 Hispanics, 2002 88 1 Historic Tax Credits, 2002 88 2 Historical Perspectives, 2002-2003 88 3 Homeless Services, 2005 88 4 Homosexuality, 2002 88 5 Honorary Memberships, 2001 88 6 House & Senate Bills, 2001-2002 88 7 Housing, 2001-2003 88 8 Hunters for the Hungry, 2002-2003 88 9 Hurricane Isabel, 2003 88 10 Illustrative Funding Options, 2003 88 11 Immigration, 2002 88 12 Initiatives & Referendums, 2002 88 13 Inmate Education, 2003 89 1 Insurance, 2002-2003 89 2 Interstate-81, 2004-2005 89 3 Issues Fairfax, 2005 89 4 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation 2003-2004 89 5 Steering Committee 2002 89 6 Judiciary 2001-2002 89 7 2002-2003 2002 89 8 Kings Dominion, 2004 89 9 Land Use, 2003-2004 89 10 Land Use/Development, 2004 89 11 Law, 2002-2003 89 11 Law Enforcement, 2001-2002 89 12 Legislative Drafts GATV 2001-2002 90 1 Standards of Quality 2001-2002 90 2 Legislative Report of the Assemblies of Maryland, Virginia, & the District of Columbia, 2003 90 3 Legislative Research, 2003 90 4 Literacy 2000-2002 90 5 Breakthrough to Literacy, 2002 90 6 California Early Literacy Learning/Extended Literacy Learning, 2002 90 7 Early Childhood Literacy Programs, undated 90 8 Early Intervention in Reading, 2002 90 9 Improving Early Reading & Literacy, 1999-2002 90 10 Indiana's Early Literacy Intervention Grant Program, 2000 90 11 Literary Collaborative, 2001-2002 90 12 Smart Start Initiative, 2002 91 1 Success By 6, 2001-2002 91 2 Success For All, 2000-2001 91 3 Local Government, 2002-2003 91 4 Local Social Services Consolidation, 2003 91 5 Longwood University, 2001-2004 91 6 Mandated Benefits Report, 2003 91 7 Marriage, 1999-2002 91 8 Marriage/Family, 2001-2003 91 9 Medical Disability Waiver Program, 2001-2002 91 10 Mental Health, 1998-2002 92 1 Mie Prefectural Assembly, 2004 92 2 Military Advisory Council, 2003 92 3 Military Base Commission, 2003 92 4 Military Family Relief Fund, 2003 92 5 Mine Safety, 2004-2005 92 6 Minimum Wage, 2005 92 7 Miscellaneous Letters, 2002 92 8 Motor Vehicle Legislation, 2004-2005 92 9 Municipal Policy, 2002 92 10 Museums, 2000-2002 92 11 National Capital Minority Business Opportunity Committee (NCMBOC), 2003 92 12 National Conference of Lieutenant Governors, 1996 92 13 Natural Gas Exploration, 2005 92 14 New Americans, 2003 92 15 Northern Virginia Technology Council, 2001-2002 92 16 Northern Virginia Traffic, 2000 92 17 Office of Commonwealth Preparedness, 2005 92 18 Office of the Inspector General of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, & Substance Abuse Services, 2004 92 19 Office Policy Work, 2002 93 1 Out-of-State Trash, 2003-2004 93 2 Page County Landfill, 2003 93 3 Performing Arts Foundation, 2002 93 4 Personal Assistance Services (PAS), 2002 93 5 Pesticides, 2004 93 6 Policy Ideas, 2002 93 7 Policy Memos, 2002 93 8 Port Issues, undated 93 9 Private Providers, 2002-2003 93 10 Procurement Disparity Study of the Commonwealth of Virginia Executive Summary, 2004 93 11 Part 1-5, 2004 93 12 Part 6-Appendix, 2004 93 13 Project Exile, undated 93 14 Public-Private Transportation Act, 2004 93 15 Public Safety 2002 93 16 2003 2004 93 17 Put Virginia First, 2003 94 1 "Quality of Life in Virginia: 2004", 2004 94 2 Redistricting 2002 94 3 2002 94 4 2002 94 5 Regional Drug-Free Alliance, 2002 94 6 Report Card for America's Infrastructure, undated 94 7 Report of the Comptroller, 2003 94 8 Report on Statewide Financial Management & Compliance, 2005 95 1 Review of Information Technology Systems Development, 2003 95 2 School Budgets, 2004 95 3 School Sales Tax Holiday, 2001-2005 95 4 Secretary of Administration, 2004 95 5 Senate Finance Committee, 2002 95 6 Sexual Abuse, 2005 95 7 Sexual Harassment Policy, 2002 95 8 Small Business Initiative 2003 (Part 1) 95 9 2003 (Part 2) 95 10 Smarter Growth, 2000-2002 95 11 Smithfield Foods, 2003 95 12 Smoke-Free Buildings, 2004 95 13 Social Security, 2005 95 14 Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership, 2002-2004 95 15 Southwest Virginia Agricultural Association, Inc., 2002 95 16 Southwest Virginia Economic Development, 2000-2002 95 17 Speeches, 2001-2002 96 1 Standards of Learning (SOL) Testing Sections 1-6, 1999-2001 96 2 Section 7, 1999-2001 96 3 Standards of Quality, 2002 96 4 State Bond Referendum, 2002 96 5 State Strategic Plan, 2003 96 6 Statewide Agencies Radio System (STARS), 2004 96 7 Statewide Financial Management & Compliance, 2003 96 8 Streamlined Sales & Use Tax Agreement (SSUTA), 2005 96 9 Taxation, 2000-2003 96 10 Tax Policy, 2002-2003 96 11 Tax Referendum, 2003 96 12 Tax Reform, 2002-2003 96 13 Tax Restructuring, 2002 96 14 Taxes, 2005 96 15 Technology, 2004 96 16 Tennessee v. Lane, 2003 96 17 Terrorism 2002 96 18 2002 96 19 Tim Kaine Leadership Group, 2002 97 1 Tobacco, 2005 97 2 Transportation 2001-2002 97 3 2002 97 4 2003 97 5 2003-2005 97 6 Transportation & Planning, 2002 97 7 United Negro College Fund, 2002-2003 98 1 Unity Day, 2004 98 2 University of Virginia Budget Briefing, 2002 98 3 Meeting, undated 98 4 President's Report to the Board of Visitors, 2002 98 5 Staff Union, 2003 98 6 Urban Policy, 2001-2002 98 7 Urban Renewal, undated 98 8 Utility Deregulation, 2002 98 9 Vaccines & Autism, 2004-2005 98 10 Victims' Rights, 2002 98 11 Virginia 2020, 2002 98 12 Virginia Association of Counties, 2004 98 13 Virginia Baseball, 2002-2003 98 14 Virginia Chamber of Commerce, 2004 98 15 Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, 2004 98 16 VDOT, 2003 98 17 Virginia Farm Bureau, 2005 98 18 Virginia Financial Perspective, 2004 98 19 Virginia Foundation for Architecture, 2002 98 20 Virginia FREE, 2003 98 21 Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 2004 98 22 Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA), 2004-2005 98 23 Virginia Israel Advisory Board, 2002 98 24 Virginia Legislative Record, 2004 98 25 Virginia Military Advisory Board, 2002 98 26 Virginia Military Institute, 2004 99 1 Virginia Port Authority, 2002-2003 99 2 Virginia Poverty Law, 2004 99 3 Virginia Quality of Life, 2002-2003 99 4 Virginia Retirement System, 2002-2004 99 5 Virginia Sexuality Laws, 2002 99 6 Virginia Sheriffs' Association, 2002 99 7 Virginia State Bar, 2002 99 8 Virginia Tobacco Indemnification & Community Revitalization Commission, 2002 99 9 Virginia Tourism Corporation, 2004 99 10 Virginia Trails, 2004 99 11 Virginia Western Community College, 2004 99 12 Virginia Wine Industry, 2001-2002 99 13 Virginians For Justice, 2002 99 14 Waste Management 1998-2002 99 15 2003 99 16 Wildlife Foundation of Virginia, undated 99 17 William & Mary Political Action Committee, 2002 99 18 Winery Issues, 2002-2005 100 1 Wine Study Work Group, 2001-2002 100 2 Wise County Data Center, 2005 100 3 Women's Issues, 2004 100 4 Workforce Development, 2003 100 5 Workforce Training, 2002 100 6 Oversized, 2001-2004. 101 Extent: 1 box.