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Library of Virginia 2015 Jessica Tyree Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia L. Karen Darner Legislative Papers, 1990-2004 51365 THIS COLLECTION IS LOCATED AT THE STATE RECORDS CENTER. CONTACT ARCHIVES REFERENCE SERVICES FOR ACCESS INFORMATION, DIRECTIONS, AND HOURS. 16.875 cubic feet (38 boxes) English Darner, L. Karen, 1945- Administrative Information Access Restrictions

THIS COLLECTION IS LOCATED AT THE STATE RECORDS CENTER. CONTACT ARCHIVES REFERENCE SERVICES FOR ACCESS INFORMATION, DIRECTIONS, AND HOURS.

Box 35 is restricted for 75 years after creation of the files it contains (1989-2003), due to privacy concerns. Consists largely of files related to prisoners seeking assistance. Two folders located in box 38 are also restricted.

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Preferred Citation

L. Karen Darner Legislative Papers, 1990-2004. Accession 51365. Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Gift of L. Karen Darner, Arlington, Virginia, 24 July 2014.

Biographical Information

L. Karen Darner (D-Arlington) was elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in a January 1991 special election to fill the seat left vacant by the death of Warren G. Stambaugh. She won re-election several times, ultimately serving in thirteen General Assembly sessions, the last in 2003. Over the course of her legislative career, she focused on issues including gun control, women's rights, education, limits on smoking in and near schools, reform of the so-called "Crimes Against Nature" law, mental illness, and immigrant rights.

A teacher and speech pathologist in the Arlngton County Schools before, during, and after her years in the General Assembly, Darner served for twelve years on the Virginia Commission on Youth, and fulfilled a two-year term as chair of Virginia's Council on the Status of Women. Her civic and community involvement also includes service on Arlington's Commission on the Status of Women and Planning Commission, her role as the first co-coordinator of Arlington's Rape Victim Companion program, and leadership positions with the League of Women Voters, the Arlington Civic Federation, the Mental Health Association of Northern Virginia, the Arlington Community Shelter (later known as Doorways), the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, the Personal Support Network of the ARC, the Marjorie Hughes Fund for Children, and the American Association of University Women. She also served in the Peace Corps, 1988-1990. In 2009, she received the Arlington Community Foundation's annual William T. Newman, Jr. Spirit of Community Award.

 Scope and Content

Legislative papers, 1990-2004, of L. Karen Darner (1945- ) of Arlington, Democratic representative of the 49th District in the Virginia General Assembly, 1991-2003, include files on legislation and related issues, as well as papers related to her several campaigns for election and re-election, and correspondence. Some of the focal issues of Darner's legislative career include gun control, women's rights, education, limits on smoking in public, reform of the so-called "Crimes Against Nature" law, mental illness, and immigrant rights.

 Contents List Series I. General Assembly session and election files, 1990-2003. 1-29 Extent: 29 boxes.

Original order of the files has for the most part been maintained. Note that this means that in some cases, material from other years may be included in certain files, as Darner sometimes grouped related material from previous and succeeding years' legislation with a particular bill's file.

1991 session and election season.

Includes 1990 campaign material for January 1991 special election.

 Campaign, 1990-1991 (January 1991 special election). 1 1-2 Campaign, November 1991 election. 1 3 Campaign questionnaires, November 1991 election. 1 4 HB 1989 - Waiting period for handgun purchase. 1 5 HB 2006 - Absentee ballots. 1 6 HB 2007 - Dillon Rule. 1 7-8 HB 2009 - Parking ticket debt. 1 9 HR 58 - Teacher contracts. 1 10 Handgun research. 1 11 Miscellaneous. 1 12 Press. 1 13 Report from Richmond newsletter, February 1991. 2 1 1991 Session of the Virginia General Assembly, Summary and Review. 2 2 1992 session. Abortion. 2 3 Abortion (Stambaugh files). 2 4 HB 45 - Human rights. 2 5-6 HB 272 - Professional corporations. 2 7 HB 379 - Scope of practice, audiology and speech pathology. 2 8 HB 422 - Recycled paper. 2 9 HB 725 - Hiring practices (Gentleman's Agreement #2). 2 10 HB 726 - Abindgon Plantation House ruins/Washington National Airport. 3 1-8 HB 726 - Abingdon Plantation House ruins/ Washington National Airport. 3 9-10

Includes material related to HJR 475 (1991 session).

 HB 727 - Licensure. 4 1 HB 738 - Election laws. 4 2 HB 751 - Labor Day. 4 3 HB 884 - Dental hygienists. 4 4 HB 885 - Local taxes and license fees 4 5 HB 2008 - Parking tickets. 4 6 HJR 97 - Joint subcommittee to study the needs of foreign-born residents of the Commonwealth. 4 7-10 HJR 159 - Smoke-free workplace. 4 11 HJR 160 - Subcommittee on hiring. 4 12 Press. 4 13 1993 session and election season. Campaign. 5 1 Candidate questionnaires. 5 2 Crime/gun control package. 5 3-4 Dillon Rule and local government. 5 5 HB 1436 - Windshields. 5 6 HB 1522 - Ramps on curbs. 5 7 HB 1940 - Dry cell battery recycling. 5 8-9 HB 2199 - Collaborative decision-making for school divisions. 5 10 HB 2391 - Tuberculosis. 6 1 HB 2392 - Collective bargaining, state employees. 6 2 HB 2393 - Environmental tobacco smoke in the workplace. 6 3-6 HB 2398 - Carjacking. 6 7 HJR 425 - Age-appropriate information for children re: phases of criminal justice system. 6 8 HJR 426 - Custody of children with incarcerated parents. 6 9 HJR 488 - Voter study. 6 10 HJR 595 - Gender equity. 6 11-12 HJR 660 - Needs of foreign-born individuals in the Commonwealth. 6 13 HJR 661 - Foreign language interpreters in civil cases. 6 14 HJR 662 - Licensure reciprocity. 6 15 HJR 663 - AIDS insurance. 7 1-2 HJR 702 - Bottle recycling study. 7 3 Procurement. 7 4 Proposal to build Redskins stadium in Arlington. 7 5-6 Smoking in public schools. 7 7 Virginia General Assembly 1993 Session Summary. 7 8 1994 session. Children of incarcerated parents. 7 9 Disney's America proposal. 7 10 HB 175 - Court service records. 8 1 HB 249 - Smoke-free schools. 8 2-5 HB 408 - Social security numbers on driver's license. 8 6-7 HB 454 - Board for Hearing Aid Specialists. 8 8 HB 485 - HIV/AIDS insurance. 8 9 HB 960 - Spousal rape. 8 10-11 HB 962 - Animal clinics and care. 9 1 HB 2247 - Notification of pesticides. 9 2 HJR 24 - Pesticide study. 9 3-5 HJR 66 - Comprehensive study of confidentiality. 9 6 HJR 87 - Equal Rights Amendment. 9 7-9 HJR 114 - Deaf and hard of hearing. 9 10 HJR 114 - Deaf and hard of hearing. 10 1-2 HJR 262 - Needs of foreign-born individuals in the Commonwealth. 10 3-4 HJR 263 - Interagency immigrant and refugee policy council. 10 5-6 HJR 276 - Public access to legislative information. 10 7-8 Miscellaneous. 10 9 Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute. 10 10 Press. 10 11 Trailer reflectors. 10 12 Virginia General Assembly 1994 Session Summary. 10 13 Washington National Airport/Abingdon Plantation site. 11 1 Women's issues/Equal Rights Amendment. 11 2 1995 session and election season. Budget amendments. 11 3 Campaign. 11 4 Candidate questionnaires. 11 5-7 HB 728 - Free textbooks. 11 8-11 HB 1695 - "Crimes Against Nature" law reform. 12 1 HB 1845 - HIV insurance / HB 2013 - AIDS insurance. 12 2 HB 1988 - Prevention/early intervention. 12 3 HB 2100 - Braille instruction. 12 4-5 HB 2101 - Collective bargaining, state employees. 12 6 HB 2151 - Arrest and return of a parolee to detention. 12 7 HB 2231 - Parking tickets. 12 8 HB 2248 - Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act amendment, nursing homes. 12 9 HJR 541 - Medical savings accounts. 12 10 HJR 599 - Needs of foreign-born persons in the Commonwealth. 12 11-12 1996 session. Cooperative extension. 13 1 Equal Rights Amendment (1996-1999). 13 2 HB 65 - Truancy provision of welfare reform. 13 3 HB 243 - Retail sales/use tax, exemptions for organizations providing services to mentally handicapped. 13 4 HB 380 - Parking tickets. 13 5 HB 381 - Bus idling. 13 6 HB 382 - Utility marking. 13 7 HB 472 - Disabled veteran license plates. 13 8 HB 482 - Conditions of employment. 13 9 HB 689 - Pedestrian safety. 13 10 HB 690 - Transportation for students with disabilities. 13 11 HB 811 - Virginia Indoor Clean Air Act/local ordinances re: smoking. 13 12 HB 1021 - Location of routes by the Commonwealth Transportation Board. 13 13 HB 1127 - Pregnancy and employment discimination. 13 14 HB 1148 - AIDS insurance. 14 1 HB 1149 - Local grievance procedure. 14 2 HB 1150 - Local cigarette tax. 14 3 HB 1151 - Trigger locks on guns. 14 4 HB 1152 - Sale of handgun ammunition to minors. 14 5 HB 1466 - Substance abuse treatment provider licensure. 14 6-8 HJR 230 - Employee assistance. 14 9 HJR 315 - Commending the Arlington County Civic Association. 14 10 Immigrant and Refugee Policy Council. 14 11 Report from Richmond. 14 12 TACTS (The Arlington Community Temporary Shelter). 14 13 1997 session and election season. Abortion, (1997-1998). 15 1 Campaign. 15 2 Candidate questionnaires. 15 3 HB 487 - Department of Housing and Community Development training re: the homeless. 15 4 HB 554 - Indoor plumbing assistance program. 15 5 HB 1591 - Sales tax on food. 15 6 HB 1592 - Disabled veteran license plates. 15 7 HB 1633 - Liquidated damages for violation of vehicle weight limits. 15 8 HB 1725 - Retail sales/use tax, exempt medical/educational organizations. 15 9 HB 1844 - Retail sales/use tax, exempt organizations providing emergency medical assistance. 15 10 HB 1861 - Retail sales/use tax, exempt organizations providing services to the mentally disabled. 15 11 HB 1862 - Pedestrians and vehicular traffic. 15 12-14 HB 2179 - Virginia Interagency Action Council on the Homeless. 15 15 HB 2180 - Industrial development authorities. 16 1 HB 2264 - Employee Assistance Program professional licensure. 16 2-4 HB 2291 - Cigarette tax. 16 5 HB 2434 - Clean indoor air, public schools. 16 6 HB 2463 - Parking fines, rented vehicles. 16 7 HB 2530 - Enforcement of tobacco laws by ABC special agents. 16 8 HB 2631 - Sale of handgun ammunition to minors. 16 9 HB 2718 (etc.) - Sodomy reform. 16 10-12 HB 2719 - Police privacy. 16 13 HB 2721 - Licensure of substance abuse treatment professionals (1-2 of 3). 16 14-15 HB 2721 - Licensure of substance abuse treatment professionals (3 of 3). 17 1 HB 2746 - Issuance of permits for reservoirs. 17 2 HB 2901 - Political subdivisions meeting/conferring with employee associations. 17 3 HJR 582 - Equal Rights Amendment. 17 4 Pesticide safety, public buildings. 17 5-7 1998 session. Arna Valley 17 8 HB 170 - Local cigarette tax; statewide for localities. 17 9 HB 171 - Sales and use tax; repeal of tax on certain food. 17 10-12 HB 172 - Sales and use tax; increase on watercraft and airplanes. 18 1 HB 235 - Amendment to Standards of Quality. 18 2-3 HB 447 - Defacement of structures. 18 4 HB 448 - Credit for excessive water or sewage charges. 18 5 HB 453 - American Radio Relay League license plates. 18 6 HB 584 - Governmental employee associations. 18 7 HB 916 - Infant hearing screening. 18 8 HB 919 - Income tax credit for caregivers. 18 9 HB 920 - Child safety locks on guns. 18 10 HB 1071 - Law enforcement employees' records. 18 11 HB 1115 - Information technology access for blind and visually impaired. 18 12 HB 1211 - Location or alteration of routes by the Commonwealth Transportation Board (1-2 of 3). 18 13-14 HB 1211 - Location or alteration of routes by the Commonwealth Transportation Board (3 of 3). 19 1 HJR 163 - Consumer credit info to college students. 19 2-4 HJR 164 - Secondhand smoke in public schools. 19 5 HJR 171 - Quick court . 19 6 HJR 203 - Equal Rights Amendment. 19 7 HJR 204 - Regulation of electrologists. 19 8-9 Transportation. 19 10 Virginia General Assembly 1998 Session Summary. 19 11 1999 session and election season. Campaign. 20 1 Disabled parking. 20 2 Efforts to remove SSN's from driver's licenses. 20 3 HB 1478 - Tax credit for caregivers. 20 4 HB 1505 - Marital property. 20 5 HB 1610 - Local government revenue. 20 6 HB 1837 - Student representatives to local school boards. 20 7 HB 1974 - Health care professionals, free clinics. 20 8 HB 1975 - Licensed teachers for certain courses. 20 9-10 HB 1976 - Licensure of substance abuse counselors. 20 11 HB 2071 - Jury costs in civil trials. 20 12 HB 2264 - Handguns, informed consent and 24-hour waiting period. 21 1 HB 2265 - State employee associations. 21 2 HB 2631 - Condition on use of tobacco settlement funds. 21 3 HB 2632 - Elder rights. 21 4 HB 2633 - School board salaries. 21 5 HB 2634 (old HB 1211) - Location or alteration of routes by the Commonwealth Transportation Board. 21 6 HJR 567 - Potomac Yard transportation study. 21 7 HJR 568 - Reagan National Airport. 21 8 HJR 669 - Study, merging Board of Audiology and Speech with Hearing Aid Specialists . 21 9 Request for amendment to HB 1450 re: Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind. 21 10 VRS bill. 21 11 2000 session. American Association of University Women. 22 1 Appropriations - budget info. 22 2 Budget amendment - Clasika Theatre. 22 3 Budget amendment - daycare. 22 4 Budget amendment (HB 1260) - funds for community counseling and treatment to juveniles in detention centers. 22 5 Budget amendment - Signature Theater. 22 6 Hatch Act info. 22 7 HB 232 - Tax exemptions - Central American Resource Center. 22 8 HB 233 - Tax ememption - National Alliance for the Mentally Ill. 22 9 HB 380 - Preschool for at-risk children. 22 10 HB 422 - SSN's on driver's licenses. 22 11 HB 556 - Adoption assistance. 22 12 HB 631 - Assessments of pupil performance in public schools. 22 13-14 HB 632 - Multiple criteria for assessement of pupil performance . 23 1 HB 633 - Standards of Learning. 23 2-5 HB 634 - Governmental employee associations. 23 6 HB 718 - "Crimes Against Nature" law, penalty. 23 7-8 HB 978 - Death penalty. 23 9 HB 980 - Foster care tuition waiver. 23 10 HB 1043 - Remediation. 23 11 HB 1260 - Children with mental illness. 24 1 HB 1261 - Health coverage for biologically-based mental illness. 24 2 HJR 30 - Local revenue sources. 24 3 HJR 104 - Foster care study . 24 4 HJR 181 - Equal Rights Amendment. 24 5 HJR 182 - Impact of Virginia Public Procurement Act on local governing bodies. 24 6 HJR 267 - Impact of public policies on minority families. 24 7 HJR 268 - Corporate citizenship. 24 8-9 HJR 390 - Bruce Miller. 24 10 Miscellaneous. 24 11 2001 session and election season. Budget amendment, Arlington House. 24 12 Budget amendment, Barcroft Community House. 24 13 Budget amendment, citizenship grant. 24 14 Budget amendment, deaf outreach services. 24 15 Budget amendment, HIV meds in local/regional jails. 24 16 Budget amendment, U.S. women in the military. 24 17 Budget amendment, West Nile virus. 24 18 Campaign. 24 19 Campaign financial reports. 24 20-21 Candidate questionnaires. 24 22 Constituent correspondence, miscellaneous. 25 1 HB 1 - Amendment proposal. 25 2 HB 1621 - Million Mom March license plates. 25 3 HB 1629 - Using cell phones while driving. 25 4 HB 2103 - School crossing guards. 25 5 HB 2122 - Graduation requirements. 25 6 HB 2123 - Licensure of teachers. 25 7 HB 2367 - Kinship care. 25 8 HB 2554 - Provisional driver's licenses. 25 9 HB 2653 - Child not responsible due to mental illness or mental retardation. 25 10-11 HB 2770 - Offender risk assessment instrument. 25 12 HJR 615 - Seating representatives of Virginia's Indian tribes as non-voting members of the General Assembly. 25 13 Review of HB 1261 (2000). 26 1 Standards of Learning. 26 2-3 2002 session. Budget amendments. 26 4 Child support info. 26 5 Children of incarcerated parents. 26 6 Dead Wrong: An Evaluation of Capital Prosecutions and Recommendations for Change, George Mason University, 2002. 26 7 HB 47 - Graduation requirements. 26 8 HB 130 - Urban highway construction allocations; traffic calming. 26 9 HB 131 - Local government taxing authority. 26 10 HB 132 - Gun-free school zones. 26 11 HB 133 - "Crimes Against Nature" law. 26 12 HB 145 - Governmental employee associations. 26 13 HB 198 - Virginia Condominium Act; officers (same as HB 198). 26 14 HB 331 - Secretary of the Commonwealth; appointments. 26 15 HB 332 - Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan (FAMIS). 26 16 HB 638 - Driver's licenses and permits, identification cards. 26 17 HB 1044 - Unauthorized discharges; notification requirements 26 18 HB 1047 - Funding for elementary and secondary educational programs. 26 19 HB 1048 - Retirement benefits for teachers. 27 1 HB 1049 - At-risk 4-year-olds. 27 2 HB 1050 - Health insurance benefits, retired local school division employees. 27 3 HB 1051 - License plates celebrating Virginia's Indian tribes. 27 4 HB 1071 - Virginia Condominium Act and Virginia Property Owners Association Act; employee records. 27 5 HB 1188 - Ridesharing. 27 6 HB 1222 - Information on certain statewide referenda and bond proposals. 27 7 HB 1246 - Placement of juveniles in secure local juvenile detention facility. 27 8 HJR 11 - Equal Rights Amendment. 27 9 HJR 165 - Virginia Commission on Youth study. 27 10 HJR 166 - Medicaid early screening services info. 27 11 House Committee on Education. 27 12-13 House Committee on Health, Welfare and Institutions. 27 14-15 A Legislator's Guide to Public Education in Virginia, Virginia Division of Legislative Services, December 2001. 27 16 Miscellaneous. 27 17 Public Education in the Commonwealth, Board of Education, January 2002. 28 1 Salute to Virginia state flag. 28 2 Southern Regional Education Board Legislative Work Conference, 22-24 June 2002. 28 3 Virginia General Assembly 2002 Session Summary. 28 4 2003 session and election season. Budget amendment, child day care funding. 28 5 Campaign. 28 6 Council on the Status of Women (through 2005). 28 7 Education-related tax credits. 28 8 General Assembly Overview of Youth-Related Issues, Virginia Commission on Youth, 2003. 28 9 HB 1482 - School accreditation. 28 10 HB 1608 - Campaign finance disclosure. 28 11 HB 1611 - Standards of Learning, non-public school students. 28 12 HB 1612 - Juvenile not guilty by reason of insanity. 28 13-15

Includes material related to former HB 25 (2002).

 HB 1654 - Tax exemption, Fellowship Health Resources. 28 16 HB 1655 - Tax exemption, Fairfax Central Baptist Sunday School Union. 28 17 HB 1710 - Admissions tax. 28 18 HB 1711 - Watercraft/aircraft sales and use tax. 28 19 HB 1712 - Food and cigarette taxes. 28 20 HB 2570 - Governor's emergency powers; closed captioning of emergency news. 29 1 HB 2571 - Governor's Board of Economists. 29 2 HB 2573 - Firefighter benefits. 29 3 HB 2628 - Pedestrian safety. 29 4-5 HB 2633 - School/student data. 29 6 HB 2657 - Moratorium on executions. 29 7 HB 2659 - Filing of birth certificates. 29 8 HB 2733 - Support for committed juveniles. 29 9 HJR 564 - Youth Commission study, foster care payment rates. 29 10 HJR 565 - Accommodations for handicapped college students. 29 11 HJR 566 - Youth Commission study, school safety. 29 12 HJR 567 - American Forests commendation. 29 13 HJR 587 - In-state tuition for immigrants. 29 14 Session updates, newsletter. 29 15 Standards of Learning. 29 16 Special Subcommittees of the House Committee on Education, Undocumented Alien Students in the Commonwealth. 29 17-18 Virginia General Assembly 2003 Session Summary. 29 19 Series II. Correspondence, 1991-2004.

Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent (individual or organization) name.

A. 30 1 B. 30 2-4 C. 30 5-8 D. 30 9-10 E. 31 1 F. 31 2-3 G. 31 4-5 H. 31 6-7 I. 31 8 J. 31 9 K. 31 10 L. 31 11 M. 31 12-13 N. 31 14 O. 31 15 P. 32 1-3 Q. 32 4 R. 32 5 S. 32 6-7 T. 32 8 U. 32 9 V. 32 10 W. 32 11-12 Y. 32 13 Z. 32 14 Budget correspondence, 2002. 32 15 Letters received upon retirement, 2003-2004. 32 16-17 Series III. Miscellaneous files, 1986-2004. Darner floor and committee voting records (on CD-ROM), 2001. 33 1 Darner patron reports, 1991-1993. 33 2 Darner patron reports, 1991-1995. 33 3 Darner patron reports, 1991-1999. 33 4 The General Assembly of Virginia, Joint Commemorative Sessions, Journals of the House of Delegates and the Senate of Virginia including the Joint Assemblies, 1984-2000. 33 5 I Didn't Know That! : Demographic Information on the House of Delegates, 2000-2001, 2002-2004. 33 6 Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, 14 June 2003. 33 7 Kids and Drugs: A Handbook for Parents and Professionals. 33 8 Press, 1991-1994, 2003. 33 9 Virginia legislative directories, 1991-1997 (1994 not included). 33 10 Virginia legislative directories, 1999-2003. 33 11 Women's rights, 1986. 33 12 VHS tapes. 34 Cable Reports from the General Assembly: Sen. Ticer, Sen. Whipple, Del. Almand, Del. Brink, Del. Darner, undated. Center Aisle, Flora Crater, 5 February 1997. A View from the House: Delegate L. Karen Darner, 49th District, The Virginia General Assembly, undated. Del. Darner Meet and Confer, undated. No Higher Honor: Charles S. Robb, Governor of Virginia, 1982-1986. A Message From the Citizens of Alexandria: Stadium NOT, 9 September 1992. Series IV. Supplemental files, 1992-2003.

Supplemental files consist of records added to the collection after their original processing. Records follow the general format of the preceding series--legislative, correspondence, and miscellaneous files. Correspondence is filed alphabetically.

1994 session: HB 961--Firearm and ammunition ban. 36 1 2001 session: HB 1557--Moment of Silence. 36 2 2002 session: HB 48--Accreditation. 36 3 2002 session: HB 330--Standards of Learning and home schooling. 36 4 2002 session: HB 517--Eye exams for pre-school children. 36 5 2002 session: HB 1046--Firefighters. 36 6 2002 session: HB 1052--Food tax repeal. 36 7 2003 session: HB 1562, HB 1609--Undocumented students, tuition. 36 8 2003 session: HB 1609--Reduced tuition for illegal immigrants. 36 9 2003 session: HB 1609--Reduced tuition for illegal immigrants. 36 10 2003 session: HB 1610--Tuition, . 36 11 Newsletter, related materials, 2003. 36 12 Correspondence, A. 37 1 Correspondence, B. 37 2 Correspondence, C. 37 3 Correspondence, D. 37 4 Correspondence, E. 37 5 Correspondence, F. 37 6 Correspondence, G. 37 7 Correspondence, H. 37 8 Correspondence, I. 37 9 Correspondence, J. 37 10 Correspondence, K. 37 11 Correspondence, L. 37 12 Correspondence, M. 37 13 Correspondence, N. 37 14 Correspondence, O. 37 15 Correspondence, P. 37 16 Correspondence, Q. 37 17 Correspondence, R. 38 1 Correspondence, S. 38 2 Correspondence, T. 38 3 Correspondence, U. 38 4 Correspondence, V. 38 5 Correspondence, W. 38 6 Correspondence, X-Y-Z. 38 7 Proposed Redskins stadium in Alexandria correspondence, July 1992. 38 8 Proposed Redskins stadium in Alexandria correspondence, August, no date 1992. 38 9 Proposed Redskins stadium in Alexandria papers, 1992 38 10 The end is near--retirement from the House of Delegates, 2003. 38 11 Miscellaneous files--English Only, 3 February 1995. 38 12 Miscellaneous files--U.S. English, 31 July 1995. 38 13 Miscellaneous files--family courts, child custody, 1996-1999. 38 14 Miscellaneous files--Family & Intimate Partner Violence Homicide: Virginia 2002, October 2003. 38 15 Miscellaneous files--Blue Crab 2003: Status of the Chesapeake Population and Its Fisheries, November 2003. 38 16