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Introduction/ Scope and contents
M 033
Scott McInnis Papers
1983-2004
Pre-1993 papers: approximately
14
linear
shelf feet (approximately 12,000 items, in 291 folders in 12 record storage
boxes and 5 document cases)
Post-1993 papers: approximately 102
linear shelf feet (100 records boxes and 2 large flat lidded boxes), plus framed
items and artifacts
The first half of this collection contains the historically significant
records retained from the Honorable Scott McInnis' years in the Colorado state
legislature. The predominant group of materials are subject files pertaining to
the most significant issues that Congressman McInnis encountered during his years in the Colorado
legislature. Of especial importance among these materials are records pertaining
to his primary legislative concerns: higher education, tax policy, highways,
water, and natural resources. The Center anticipates opening access to the more recent records
effective 1/31/2007: the bulk of the records documenting the
Congressman's service in the U.S. House of Representatives that ended with
his retirement from that role at the end of 2004.
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Presentation (on May 13, 2004, in the Delaney Library at the Center of
Southwest Studies) of eight scrapbooks documenting the U.S. House
of Representatives tenure (1992-2004) of Congressman McInnis, and also
his prior service as Majority Leader in the Colorado House of
Representatives (1983-1992). The scrapbooks items are in full color and are arranged by month and year (1982-2004) in a collage format, produced by Blair Jones, the Congressman's Press Secretary. Total of 384 pages in 8 volumes, and two CDs containing images of all 384 pages. These items are accession # 2004:05004. |
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| Pictured, left to right: Aaryn R. Richardson, Constituent
Services Caseworker for Congressman McInnis (Durango office) and a
Political Science major at Fort Lewis College; Diana Novara, Assistant
Fort Leweis College Archivist; Blair Jones, Press Secretary for the
Congressman; and Todd Ellison, Archivist, Fort Lewis College. Photo by Scott Dye, Center of Southwest Studies intern. |
Biographical note
Scott McInnis served as Majority Leader in the Colorado State House of Representatives, 1983-1992. After he was elected to the U.S. 3rd Congressional District on November 3, 1992, his Denver office arranged with the Center of Southwest Studies for his state legislative records to be deposited with the Center in December of that year.
The following is the biographical sketch as
found on the Congressman's web page at
http://www.house.gov/mcinnis/bio.html (no longer active) on 12/22/2003:
| Scott McInnis, a native of Glenwood Springs, represents Colorado's
3rd Congressional District, including a majority of Colorado's Western
Slope, the industrial city of Pueblo, the San Luis Valley, and much of
the Lower Arkansas Valley. Prior to serving in Congress, McInnis
worked as a police officer and a family attorney in Glenwood Springs.
He also served in the Colorado General Assembly where he was elected
House Majority Leader in 1990. In 1992, he ran successfully for the
U.S. House of Representatives and quickly assumed an active role in
Washington policy-making. McInnis' efforts to curb wasteful Washington spending and reduce the tax burden on Colorado's working families has earned him awards and praise from numerous taxpayer advocacy and anti-deficit groups over the years. He was recognized by the Wall Street Journal as one of the Top Ten Up and Coming Leaders. From the moment he was first elected to Congress, McInnis firmly established himself as a powerful advocate for his constituents as well as a leader in the House on critical legislative matters. After a highly successful first term, he was selected by the House Republican leadership to serve on the powerful House Rules Committee. In 1996, he was named an advisor to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), where he's worked closely with the administration and Congress in promoting America's national security interests at home and abroad ever since. In 1998, McInnis was selected to serve on the House Ways and Means Committee, the panel of jurisdiction on tax, trade, Social Security, and Medicare issues that's widely considered the most powerful in Congress. McInnis is only the third Colorado congressman in the past forty years to serve on the Ways and Means panel. In addition to his work to reduce the size and scope of the federal government, McInnis continues to aggressively work to protect Colorado's water resources and to preserve its federal open spaces. During the last session, McInnis championed the cause of preserving some of Colorado's most scenic places, while fighting to protect America's multiple-use traditions. He won approval for legislation establishing both the Great Sand Dunes and Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Parks. This, in addition to sheparding three wilderness bills through Congress and to the President. In describing his accomplished environmental record, the Denver Post called McInnis a "strong conservationist carrying on a GOP tradition that harkens back to Teddy Roosevelt." Through a rare exemption allowing him to serve on another committee in 2000, McInnis was allowed to return to the House Resources panel and retain his seniority. His leadership and promotion of balanced natural resources earned him the Chairmanship of the House Resources Subcommittee on Forests and Forest Health. McInnis' goals for the upcoming legislative session will include: championing and defending water and forest management issues, working to permanently repeal the federal death tax, promoting policies that protect the health and vibrancy of America's national forests and other natural resources, reducing marginal income tax rates, strengthening Social Security and Medicare for future generations, and promoting standards and accountability in our education system. McInnis has been awarded the Golden Bulldog Award from the Watchdogs of the Treasury, the National Security Leadership Award from the American Security Council and was named Man of the Year by the Korean Veterans Association. The Glenwood Post named McInnis its Person of the Decade in December of 1999 and The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel named McInnis Best Local Government Official in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003. He also received the Sound Dollar Award from the Free Congress Foundation, the Thomas Jefferson Award, the Spirit of Free Enterprise Award from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Hero of the Taxpayer from The Americans for Tax Reform, and the Taxfighter Award from the National Tax Limitation Committee. McInnis was awarded the Colorado Association of Homebuilder's Award for Government Service, Friend of Farm Bureau by the American Farm Bureau Federation, and was named public Servant of the Year for outstanding service from the Rocky Mountain chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. McInnis, a fourth generation Colorado native, was born and raised in Glenwood Springs. He graduated from Glenwood Springs High School and earned his Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Fort Lewis College in Durango. After serving as a police officer and volunteer firefighter, McInnis earned his law degree from St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas, before returning to Glenwood Springs to practice law. McInnis is married to the former Lori Smith, and together they have three children: Daxon, Tessa, and Andrea. McInnis and his family reside in Grand Junction, Colorado. |
Administrative information
Arrangement note: Record Groups (shown in boldface) and series within those RGs are numbered consecutively. The lower levels of organization is folder titles (only for the container listing, next section). Because we expect to add to this collection, the boxes are numbered in a numbering scheme that starts with 1 for each series.
Most record groups are organized from highest hierarchical level to lowest, or from most general to most specific. Items within each series (e.g., subject files, committee files) are arranged alphabetically and then chronologically, unless noted otherwise (notable exception: bill files, arranged by Senate Bill [SB] and House Bill [HB] number).
Acquisition information: The papers from Congressman McInnis' Colorado legislative service were donated by deed of gift in December of 1992 (accession 1992:12002). The papers from his service in the U.S. House of Representative were donated by deed of gift in December of 2004 (accessions 2004:05004, 2004:12002, and subsequent accretions).
Processing information: The earlier papers (pre-1992) were arranged and described by archival assistant Debra Lehl under the direction of Todd Ellison, March, 2002. The work on the McInnis papers was guided by the Records Management Handbook for United States Senators and Their Archival Repositories (1992, revised 2003), which was written by Karen D. Paul, archivist of the U.S. Senate Historical Office. In addition, we have gained procedural insights from examining other archival institutions' guides to their processed collections of congressional papers. This inventory was produced by Debra Lehl in March of 2002 and was edited by Todd Ellison.
Records deaccessioned:
1 box in 2002:
· Declined invitations
· Duplicate paperwork and publications
· Housekeeping records that lost their administrative purpose after a specified period of time (memos scheduling staff meetings; working notes and background material; parking space assignments records; vouchers, invoices, receipts, statements, bills for routine expenses and travel documentation--but retained itineraries and trip reports; etc.)
· Issue mail, small volume, single issue, not important to the Congressman
· Job applications for positions on the Congressman's staff
· Legislative records in which the Congressman was interested but not involved--only retained a summary of this legislation, filed by bill number
· Routine casework for constituent services
· Routine requests (for flags, printed materials, passes, pictures, biographies, or information about the state, etc.)
· Subject files of a mundane nature, lacking value for historical research
Series descriptions
Record Group / Series
1 PERSONAL/POLITICAL/OFFICIAL RECORDS:
1.1 Personal/ political/ official records, including a personal scrapbook, 1983-1986.
1.2 Photographs, no date, 1 folder.
1.3 Ephemera, 1 folder.
1.4 Appreciation letters, 1987-1991, 1 folder.
1.5 Awards/honors, 1 folder.
1.6 Campaign files, 1987-1988, 4 folders.
1.7 Questionnaire, 1986-1991, 1 folder.
1.8 Speeches, 1987-1988, 1 folder.
1.9 Press releases, 1985-1989, 3 folders; chronological.
1.10 Reply form letters, 1983-1989, 2 folders, chronological.
2.1 Biographical files, no dates, 1 box; alphabetical.
2.2 Bill files, 1983-1991, 1 box; alphabetical.
2.3 Committee files, 1983-1991, 4 folders; alphabetical.
2.4 General legislative files, 1983-1992, 13 folders; alphabetical.
2.5 Subject files, 1983-1992, 1 box; alphabetical.
Includes materials pertaining to issues at large that Congressman McInnis received from
individuals, organizations and agencies, particularly of the Western Slope of
Colorado.
3 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION/ CONSTITUENT SERVICE RECORDS
3.1 Professional correspondence, 1982-1992, 5 boxes.
Container list -- Guide to contents of this collection
Record Group 1: Personal/ Political/ Official records:
Series 1.1: Personal scrapbook
Series 1.1 (Personal scrapbook): Box 1Folder Series Folder title
1 1.1 Personal Scrapbook, photocopy, 1983-1986.
Series 1.2 (Photographs): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
1.2 Photographs,
no date.
Series 1.3 (Ephemera): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1 1.3 Ephemera.
Series 1.4 (Appreciation
Letters): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
1.4
Appreciation letters, 1987-1991.
Series 1.5 (Awards/Honors): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
1.5
Awards/honors.
Series 1.6 (Campaign
Files): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
1.6
Campaign files: contributions, 1988.
2
1.6 Campaign files: publicity
material, no date.
3
1.6 Campaign files: recommendation
letters, 1987-1990.
4
1.6 Campaign files: statement,
contributions, 1987-1988.
Series 1.7 (Questionnaire): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
1.7
Questionnaire, 1986-1991.
Series 1.8 (Speeches): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1 1.8
Speeches, 1987-1988.
Series 1.9 (Press
Releases): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
1.9 Press
releases, 1985.
2
1.9 Press releases, 1989.
3
1.9 Press releases, index of addresses.
Series 1.10 (Ephemera): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1 1.10 Reply form letters, 1983-1985.
2 1.10
Reply form letters, 1987-1989.
Record Group 2: LEGISLATIVE RECORDS:
Series 2.1: Biographical files
Series 2.1 (Biographical files): Box 1Folder Series Folder title
1 2.1 Biographical files, Wayne Allard
2 2.1 Biographical files, Vicki Armstrong
3 2.1 Biographical files, Bill Artist
4 2.1 Biographical files, David Bath
5 2.1 Biographical files, Leo Berger
6 2.1 Biographical files, Mike Bird
7 2.1 Biographical files, Bev Bledsoe
8 2.1 Biographical files, Bob Bowen
9 2.1 Biographical files, Jim Brandon
10 2.1 Biographical files, James Brown
11 2.1 Biographical files, Norman Brownstein
12 2.1 Biographical files, Cliff Bryan
13 2.1 Biographical files, Ben Nighthorse Campbell
14 2.1 Biographical files, Ed Carpenter
15 2.1 Biographical files, Ralph Cole
16 2.1 Biographical files, Mary Durham
17 2.1 Biographical files, Steve Durham
18 2.1 Biographical files, Dale Erickson
19 2.1 Biographical files, Martha Ezzard
20 2.1 Biographical files, Elwood Gillis
21 2.1 Biographical files, Elwood Gillis
22 2.1 Biographical files, Joan Green
23 2.1 Biographical files, JoAnn Groff
24 2.1 Biographical files, John Hamlin
25 2.1 Biographical files, John Herzog
26 2.1 Biographical files, Bud Hoover
27 2.1 Biographical files, Sandy Hume
28 2.1 Biographical files, Leo Jenkins
29 2.1 Biographical files, Big Ed Johnson
30 2.1 Biographical files, Stan Johnson
31 2.1 Biographical files, Bob Kirscht
32 2.1 Biographical files, Richard Lamn
33 2.1 Biographical files, Elim Lawson
34 2.1 Biographical files, Molly Markert
35 2.1 Biographical files, Margy Masson
36 2.1 Biographical files, Don Mielke
37 2.1 Biographical files, Pete Minahan
38 2.1 Biographical files, Jim Moore
39 2.1 Biographical files, Chris Paulson
40 2.1 Biographical files, Barbara Philips
41 2.1 Biographical files, Jim Pierson
42 2.1 Biographical files, Jim Sherer
43 2.1 Biographical files, Bob ShoeMaker
44 2.1 Biographical files, John Singer
45 2.1 Biographical files, David Skaggs
46 2.1 Biographical files, Carol Taylor-Little
47 2.1 Biographical files, James Tilger
48 2.1 Biographical files, Juan Trijillo
49 2.1 Biographical files, Juan Trijillo
50 2.1 Biographical files, John Ulvang
51 2.1 Biographical files, Glenn Underwood
52 2.1 Biographical files, Kathi Williams
53 2.1 Biographical files, Walter Younglund
Note: Until the 1990 session, bills were not numbered with the year included, causing confusion, since S.B. 242 in one session might be totally different than S.B. 242 in another session. For clarity's sake, ALL bills are numbered with year numbers included, even those before 2990--example: S.B. 242, 2987, will read S.B. 87-242, 2987.
Series 2.2 (Bill files):
Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
2.2 Bill files: 1989 as the Diamond
Jubilee year of the Colorado Cooperative extension, S. J. R. 89-9, 1989.
2
2.2 Bill files: Agricultural Property
debt, S. B. 89-109, 1989.
3
2.2 Bill files: Air pollution, H. J.
R. 87-1011, 1987.
4
2.2 Bill files: Alcoholic
beverages in vehicles on public highways, S. B. 91-155, 1991.
5
2.2 Bill files: Alcohol
consumption and alcohol-related driving violations by minors, S. B. 90-85, 1990.
6
2.2 Bill files: Bingo and
raffle laws, S. B. 90-76, 1990.
7
2.2 Bill files: Board of directors
power, H. B. 83-1117, 1983.
8
2.2 Bill files: Child custody
regulations, S. B. 83-392, 1983.
9
2.2 Bill files: Colorado Bar
Association, representation of a closely held corporation by a corporate officer
before adjudicatory bodies, S. B. 83-361, 1983.
10 2.2
Bill files: Colorado Basin of Origin, H. B. 90-1014, 1990.
11 2.2
Bill files: Colorado Children's trust fund, H. B. 89-1216, 1989.
12
2.2 Bill files: Colorado Convention
Center authority, H. B. 87-1092, 1987.
13
2.2 Bill files: Colorado Convention
Center displays, H. B. 91-1263, 1991.
14
2.2 Bill files: Colorado marital
agreement act, H. B. 86-1212, 1986.
15
2.2 Bill files: Colorado trial lawyers
association, H. B. 86-1203, 1986.
16 2.2
Bill files: Colorado water Basin, H. B. 89-1326, 1989.
17 2.2
Bill files: Colorado water conservation board-voting members, H. B. 83-1063,
1983.
18 2.2
Bill files: Colorado water conservation project funding, S. B. 89-85, 1989.
19 2.2
Bill files: Compensation reform for employees in the state personnel system, S.
B. 91-246, 1991.
20
2.2 Bill files: Control share
acquisitions, H. B. 88-1154, 1988.
21 2.2
Bill files: Criminal justice records, H. B. 88-121, 1988.
22 2.2
Bill files: criminally negligent homicide classification, H. B. 85-1039, 1985.
23 2.2
Bill files: domestic abuse prevention, H. B. 89-1071, 1989.
24 2.2
Bill files: election laws, H. B. 89-1181, 1989.
25 2.2
Bill files: electric associations locations, H. B. 86-1131, 1986.
26 2.2
Bill files: electric associations locations, H. B. 86-1131, 1986.
27 2.2
Bill files: emergency procurement of professional services, H. B. 83-1368, 1983.
28 2.2
Bill files: employment security benefits-seasonal employment, H. B. 85-(no
number), 1985.
29 2.2
Bill files: governing boards of special districts-location of meetings, H. B.
90-1250, 1990.
30
2.2 Bill files: foreign
nationals held in Colorado correctional facility, H. B. 83-1566, 1983.
31
2.2 Bill files: guns,
acquisition of firearms, S. B. 90-93, 1990.
32
2.2 Bill files: gun control, H.
B. 89-1162, 1989.
33
2.2 Bill files: inspection fee
on commercial feed, H. B. 83-1027, 1983.
34
2.2 Bill files: judges salaries
in state judicial system, S. B. 87-109,
1987.
35
2.2 Bill files: landscaping
public projects, H. B. 89-1169, 1989.
36
2.2 Bill files: liquor sales at
sport and recreational facilities, S. B. 83-201, 1983.
37
2.2 Bill files: multiple county
municipalities, H. B. 85-1221, 1985.
38 2.2 Bill files: nurse-patient privilege, S. B. 83-45, 1983.
39 2.2 Bill files: oil and gas production, mitigation of hazards, H. B. 90-1232, 1990.
40 2.2 Bill files: passenger tramway safety board, S. B. 83-190, 1983.
41 2.2 Bill files: property tax levies, H. B. 85-1329, 1985.
42 2.2 Bill files: public health nursing services, S. B. 87-28, 1987.
43 2.2 Bill files: utilities annexation, H. B. 87-1031, 1987.
44 2.2 Bill files: public utilities law, S. B. 83-224, 1983.
45 2.2 Bill files: public utilities law, cooperative electric association, H. B.
85-1055, 1985.
46 2.2 Bill files: Rio Grande water conservation district, mill levy authority, H. B.
83-1227, 1983.
47 2.2 Bill files: salary limitations for state employees, H. B. 90-1041, 1990.
48 2.2
Bill files: sheriff
qualifications and training, S. B. 90-62, 1990.
49 2.2
Bill files: skiing liabilities,
S. B. 90-203, S. B. 90-80, 1990.
50 2.2
Bill files: state fund for active
military duty (Operation Desert Storm), H. B. 91-1319, 1991.
51 2.2
Bill files: statue of Big Ed
Johnson, H. J. R. 89-1009, 1989.
52 2.2
Bill files: telecommunications
products and services, H. B. 91-1155, 1991.
53 2.2
Bill files: telecommunications
products and services (regulation of intrastate communications), H. B. 91-1155,
1991.
54 2.2 Bill files: telephone-service assistance programs for low-income individuals, S.
B. 90-69, 1990.
55 2.2 Bill files: warranty of habitability, H. B. 84-1410, 1984.
56 2.2 Bill files: water exportation from natural river basins and their tributaries,
H. B. 89-1326, 1989.
57 2.2 Bill files: water storage, H. B. --1052, no year.
58 2.2 Bill files:
workmen's compensation/ insurance, CIRSA, S. B. 89-146, 1989.
Folder Series Folder title
1 2.3 Committee files: Agriculture committee, correspondence, 1985-1987.
2 2.3 Committee files: Agriculture, livestock, and natural resources, 1987-1989.
3 2.3 Committee files: Energy and Environment, NCSL meeting, 1989.
4 2.3 Committee files: Joint budget committee, memorandum, 1990
Series 2.4 (General
legislative files): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
2.4 57th General
assembly, registered lobbyists, handbook, 1990.
2
2.4 Colorado State Film
commission, no date.
3
2.4 Colorado forum,
business leadership for Colorado's future, 1986.
4
2.4 Colorado General
assembly, tributes, 1986-1988.
5
2.4 Colorado House of
Representatives, children's handbook, no date.
6 2.4
Colorado Republicans, handbook and contact information, 1981-1986.
7 2.4
Colorado Republicans, incumbent manual, 1983.
8
2.4 Democratic caucus, notes, no
date.
9
2.4 Directory of Municipal and
County officials in Colorado, 1991-1992.
10
2.4 Interns, correspondence,
1989.
11
2.4 People's Republic of China
delegation, itinerary, newspaper clippings, photo, 1987.
12 2.4
State of Colorado, general assembly, 1986.
13 2.4
State Shadow Project, 1986.
Series 2.5 (Subject
Files): Box 1
Folder
Series Folder title
1
2.5 Agriculture:
Colorado Cattlefeeders, 1987.
2 2.5 Agriculture:
Council and Cattleman's reports, 1986-1987.
3
2.5 Agriculture: Russian
Wheat Aphid, 1988.
4 2.5 Agriculture:
Wildlife mitigation policy, 1987.
5 2.5 Airlines:
United Airlines planning and budgeting, 1991.
6 2.5 Airlines:
United Airlines planning and budgeting, 1991.
7 2.5 Airlines:
United Airlines planning and budgeting, 1991.
8 2.5 Baseball
stadium, correspondence, 1991.
9 2.5 Colorado
Department of Natural Resources, annual report, 1986.
10 2.5 Conservation
and Environment: Alaska pipeline, 1986.
11 2.5 Conservation
and Environment: forest management, newsletter and correspondence, 1984-1987.
12 2.5
Conservation and Environment: gread outdoors Colorado, 1991.
13
2.5 Conservation and
Environment: radium transportation, 1988.
14
2.5 Conservation and
Environment: raptor education foundation, 1988.
15
2.5 Dept. of Interior,
Bureau of Land Management, National forest access correspondence, 1983.
16
2.5 Education: funding and
taxes, 1986-1987.
17
2.5 Education: higher education
CEO employment contract, 1986-1989.
18
2.5 Education: recall of
junior college trustees, 1989.
19
2.5 Education: public
school funding, no date.
20
2.5 Education: school
finance act, 1989.
21 2.5 Education:
school finance figures, 1988.
22 2.5 Galloway
Scheme, (Meeker, Colo.), 1984.
23 2.5 Health:
Medical malpractice, 1988.
24 2.5 Health:
prescriptoin drugs, 1991.
25 2.5 Historic
preservation: Colorado Historical Society funding, 1986.
26 2.5 Insurance:
malpractice insurance crisis in Colorado, no date, (1988?).
27 2.5 Junior
College district board of control, 1984.
28 2.5 Labor/Business/Employment:
Colorado Dept. of Regulatory Agencies, Martha Schwartz, correspondence,
1987-1988.
29 2.5 Labor/Business/Employment:
Eastside Coal Company, printed correspondence, 1991.
30 2.5 Labor/Business/Employment:
small business report, 1986.
31
2.5 Mining: mined lands reclamation
district, no date.
Series 2.5 (Subject
Files): Box 2
Folder
Series Folder title
1
2.5
Mining: Uranium mill tailings remedial action (UMTRA) project, report,
1987-1988.
2 2.5
Parks and Recreation: lottery funding, printed material, 1986.
3
2.5 Parks and Recreation:
skiing safety, 1990.
4 2.5
Parks and Recreation/Tourism: press releases, 1989.
5 2.5
Public Access Task Force, memos and annual report, 1989.
6 2.5
Public nuisance, no date.
7 2.5
Public Safety: Policeman's Bill of Rights, correspondence, 1988.
8 2.5
Public Utilities: Union Rural Electric Association, Inc., 1985-1986.
9 2.5
Rural Economic Development, reports, 1986.
10 2.5
Safety: Basalt bypass pedestrian safety, 1988.
11 2.5
Seven Lakes Ranch, inspection of Mr. Cola, 1986-1987.
12 2.5
Spencer Case-transsexual, correspondence, 1984.
13
2.5 State and Local
Government: city indexes.
14
2.5 State and Local
Government: Aspen, newspaper clippings, 1989.
15
2.5 State and Local
Government: Basalt, 1987.
16
2.5 State and Local
Government: Development of Colorado Constitution of 1876 and statehood, 1984.
17
2.5 State and Local
Government: Eagle, newspaper clippings, 1989.
18
2.5 State and Local
Government: Glenwood Springs, newspaper clippings, 1987.
19
2.5 State and Local
Government: Ramos vs. Lamm, 1983.
20
2.5 State and Local
Government: Rangely, newspaper clippings, 1987.
21 2.5
State and Local Government: Rifle, 1987.
22 2.5
State and Local Government: Rifle Nursing home, 1989.
23 2.5
Taxes: McCauley tax proposal, 1987.
24 2.5
Taxation: property taxation-railroads, no date.
25 2.5
Transportation: Colorado Dept. of Highways, Colorado Highway project, 1983,
1987.
26 2.5
Transportation: Colorado Highway Commission, 1985-1988.
27 2.5
Transportation: Colorado Transportation commission, no date.
28 2.5
Transportation: Dept. of Public Safety, correspondence and report, 1988.
29 2.5
Transportation: Greyhound busing, 1989.
30 2.5
Transportation: highways, HUTF, 1987.
31
2.5 Transportation: highways,
1989.
32 2.5
Transportation: trucking, 1990.
33 2.5
Transportation: truck registration fees, 1990.
34 2.5
Water: American Water Resources, newsletter, correspondence, 1987.
35
2.5 Water: Colorado
Quality Control Commission, 1987-1988.
36
2.5 Water: Colorado River
Water Conservation District, correspondence and newspaper clippings, 1983.
37
2.5 Water: Colorado River
Water Conservation District, correspondence and newspaper clippings, 1988.
38
2.5 Water: Colorado River
Water Conservation District, printed policy manuals, 1986-1987.
39
2.5 Water: Colorado Water
and Power Development, report and correspondence, 1987-1988.
40
2.5 Water: Colorado Water
Congress, almanac and directory, 1986.
41
2.5 Water: Colorado Water
Resources Research Institute, 1986-1988.
42
2.5 Water: Division of
Water Resources Preservation, 1987-1988.
43 2.5
Water: Hellsgate and water recreation, 1984-1985.
44 2.5
Water: Shoshone water agreement, 1987.
45 2.5
Water: Two Forks Dam project, Monte Pasco and Ben Campbell, 1988.
Record Group 3: OFFICE ADMINISTRATION/CONSTITUENT SERVICES RECORDS:
Series 3.1: Professional
correspondence, Box 1
Folder Series
Folder title
1
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1982 Nov. –1983 Jan.
2
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1983 Feb.
3
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1983 March.
4
3.1 Scott
McInnis, correspondence, 1983 March.
5
3.1 Scott McInnis,
correspondence, 1983 April
6
3.1 Scott McInnis,
correspondence, 1983 April
7
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1983 May-Sept.
8
3.1 Scott McInnis,
correspondence, 1984 January.
9
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1984 Feb.
10 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1984 March.
11 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1984 April.
12
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1984 May-August.
13
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1984 Sept.
14
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1984 Oct.
15
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1984 Nov.
16
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1984 Dec.
Series 3.1
(Bill files): Box 2
Folder Series
Folder title
1
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 Jan.
2 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1985 Feb.
3
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 Feb.
4
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 March.
5
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 March.
6
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 April.
7
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 April.
8
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 May.
9
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 June-July.
10
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1985 Aug-Dec.
11
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1986 Jan.
12 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1986 Feb.
13 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1986 March.
14 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1986 April.
15
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1986 May-Aug.
16
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1986 Sept-Dec.
Series 3.1
(Bill files): Box 3
Folder Series
Folder title
1
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1987 Jan.
2 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1987 Feb.
3
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1987 March.
4
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1987 April.
5
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1987 May.
6
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1987 June.
7
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1988 Jan.
8
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1988 Feb.
9
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1988 Feb.
10
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1988 March.
11
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1988 March.
12 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1988 April.
13 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1988 April.
14 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1986 May.
15
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1988 June-Dec.
Series 3.1
(Bill files): Box 4
Folder Series
Folder title
1
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1989 Jan.
2 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1989 Feb.
3
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1989 March.
4
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1989 March.
5
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1989 April.
6
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1989 April.
7
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1989 May-June.
8
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1990 Jan.
9
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1990 Feb.
10
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1990 March.
11
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1990 April-May.
12 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1990 June-Dec.
13 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1991 Jan.
14 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1991 Feb.
15
3.1 Scott McInnis, correspondence,
1991 March.
Series 3.1 (Bill files): Box 5
Folder Series
Folder title
1 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1991 April.
2 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1991 May-August.
3 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1991 Sept.-Dec.
4 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1992 Jan.
5 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1992 Feb.
6 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1992 March.
7 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, 1992 April-May.
8 3.1
Scott McInnis, correspondence, “fun letters,” 1983-1992.
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