MSA SC 4804-8-1
NO RESTRICTIONS
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1967-1968
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Original
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00/72/12/38
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Description
Box 8: Materials from period prior to gubernatorial general election and beginning of administration
Acknowledgement of invitations, thankyou notes, and miscellaneous correspondence. Includes letter from Carl Lee Frederick, Jr. [Republican Candidate, House of Delegatechallenging Agnew's apparent change in stance on open housing "According to the local Washington papers, you were quoted as saying that if a great majority of the members of the Maryland Legislature passed a bill prohibiting discrimination in the sale or rental of a person's private residence, you would not veto such a bill…."; letter, Robert Wallick to Agnew outlining legislation relating to Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, noting that "(1) Rapid Transit in the Washington Area is no longer a political issue worthy of attention. It will remain dormant for several months while WMATA organizes and plans. (2) The new Governor will become embroiled next year in the financing problems of WMATA."
Materials re: National Governor's Conference, 1967
Letters to the editor, Baltimore Sun and letters which may or may not have been printed
Remarks by Agnew on Fiscal Reform, delivered informally before the AA County Commissioners and guests on a visit to Cumberland, April 27, 1967
"Green Bag Appointments" from newspaper clippings
Materials relating to expenses of Agnew for Governor campaign
Response to letters sent "Revitalization of Republican Party in Baltimore City"
Memos outlining standard operating procedures in Governor's Office, 1968
Statement papers and biographical information compiled for gubernatorial campaign
Correspondence of Joseph Sachs, Assistant Campaign Manager
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