Letters, notes, and clippings about Mrs. Clements speaking about the restoration of the Governor’s Mansion to the group in Dallas

Letters of wives of governors of some other states (including one from Hillary Rodham Clinton) some of which included reports of youth in their states, report titled The Forgotten Half: Non-College Youth in America, letter from National Governors’ Association with a report titled Focus on the First Sixty Months, article from Junior League Review and report titled Focus on Youth by the Junior League of Waco, and a newsletter for youth in greater Dallas

Letters, notes, flyers, brochures, newsletters about Thomas J. Pappas’ candidacy for YRNF Chairman of the YRLC [Young Republican Leadership Council?], State Leadership Communications Guide by the College Republican National Committee, an organizational manual for Republican campus groups, and a Campus Canvass manual that provides details on the organization and operation of a campus canvass

Information on putting out candidate yard signs

Letter from the Executive Director of the Wyoming State Archives Museums & Historical Department about the status of the Governor’s Mansion and brochures about it as well as about Forts Fetterman and Bridger, the Guernsey State Museum, and the Woman’s Suffrage Movement in Wyoming

Letters, memo, precinct status report, county status report, instructions for block workers, canvass tally sheet, directory of state party leadership, and reports of the Wyoming Federation of Republican Women

Two clippings, 1961, and his year end report Christmas message from Washington, December 1963

Correspondence, memos, and notes about the work of the Task Force

Correspondence, memos, and notes about the work of the Task Force

Correspondence, memos, and notes about the work of the Task Force

Clippings about the work of the task force and the issue of international broadcasting

Program plan for the restoration National Register of Historic Places former Goodall H. Wooten residence at the corner of West Martin Luther King Street and Rio Grande Street to be the administration office of a residential treatment center for chemical dependency

Letters

Letter enclosing a 1970 position paper of Governor Ronald Reagan titled Equal Opportunity for Women Through a New Era of Leadership and Economic Growth and flyer on women’s rights published by the National Federation of Republican Women

Letters, notes, flyer about the book by Ann Fears Crawford and Crystal Ragsdale, typed text of the forward Rita Crocker Clements wrote for the book, notes about notable women in Texas, text of the chapter of the book on Miriam Ferguson, list of unprecedented women appointees by Governor William P. Clements, Jr., and speeches by Rita Crocker at the Women in Government Week Luncheon and the Austin Chapter of the Executive Women International

Letters, booklet containing the names of the members with highlights of the contributions of each person, membership proposal form, criteria for membership, newsletters, list of members, card identifying Rita Crocker Clements as the first member, invitation, and statement of purpose

Correspondence of Rita Crocker Clements, press release, clippings, newsletters, article about the Texas Woman’s History Project from the Fall 1980 TAM [Texas Association of Museums] newsletter, information on the Women’s Center of Dallas including a list of officers and members and a brochure, article titled Change from the Summer 1979 issue of Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly that was taken from the commencement address of Ellen Goodman, information about the Texas Mexican American Women’s Political Caucus, list of members of the Governor’s Task Force on Equal Opportunities for Women and Minorities, recommendations about the Texas Commission on the Status of Women, article by Jack Maguire titled Texas Women as Winners from the February 1982 issue of Southwest Secretary, talking points on Judge Sandra Day O’Connor’s record, brief report on the Future of Women Volunteers in the 80’s, and commencement address at Texas Women’s University by Beryl Buckley Milburn titled Progress for Women

Newsletter announcing the formation of the group

Clipping

Clippings and information on two conferences

Letters, notes, Official Memorandum by Governor Clements designating March 1989 as Women’s History Month, background information on Women’s History Month in Texas, booklet about Women in Texas History published by the Texas Historical Commission, and brochure about a traveling exhibit produced by Texas A&M University titled Rural Texas Women at Work 1930-1969 that was on display in the Texas Capital Rotunda during month

Letters, note, and press release version of Mrs. Clements remarks about the importance of volunteerism in Texas

Letters, memos, notes, needs assessment report, clippings, list of members of the national Task Force on Women, Minorities, and the Handicapped in Science and Technology, flyers/brochures, report titled Women in the Work Force: State of Texas by the Texas Employment Commission, proposal for a pilot program to provide skills and training to enable women to join the workforce, two reports about Women in Economic Development in North Carolina, and program for a conference on Women in Leadership

Newsletters

Newsletters

Letters including one informing Rita Crocker Clements that she had been elected a member-at-large, memos, notes, list of committee members for 1984 benefit, list prepared by Rita Crocker Clements of couples who contributed to underwriting the benefit, list of people to whom letters were sent to solicit underwriting for the benefit, report of the arrangements committee, list of contributors to the benefit, notes for Rita Crocker Clements remarks at the benefit, reports by Rita Crocker Clements on the benefit, list of committees and lists of members of committees, and invitations

Letter, Mansion function request form, agenda, report on Governor Clements’ Key Issues for the 71st Legislative Session, lists of members of each committee of the Women’s Commission, financial report, report of projects of the State Agency Liaison Group of the Commission, proposal from the University of Texas School of Social Work regarding to develop capacity building to enhance the JTPA System to provide training and job placement, issue of the Texas Leader newsletter, program for the 1988 Texas Women’s Hall of Fame awards ceremony, and a report of the Texas Literacy Council titled Planning for a Literate Work Force

Luncheon and Press Conference Announcing, Letters, memos, notes, media advisory issued about the press conference including text of remarks to be made by Sally McKenzie (Chair of the Governor’s Commission for Women), Jill Miller (a displaced homemaker), Governor Clements, and Mrs. Clements, an agenda for the lunch, lists of people attending the lunch and the press conference, and copies of the remarks made at the press conference by Governor and Mrs. Clements

Cover letter for and copy of Governors Commission for Women State Agency Questionnaire, press release about the National Displaced Homemakers Network praising Governor Clements and the Women’s Commission, press release about and list of 1989 Hall of Fame winners, fundraising report of the Commission as of November 15, list of co-sponsors for the 1990 conference, and a press briefing about Women in Texas Week

Form for reporting on each meeting of the Dallas County Republican Woman’s Council and facts about the National Federation of Republican Women, [1960s?]

Letters, notes, and newsletter about Mrs. Clements speaking to the group in San Antonio

Letters, notes, invitation, and schedule for Mrs. Clements concerning her speech to the group in Houston

Letters (including one from Elizabeth Dole), memos, notes, list of hall of fame nominees, state agency questionnaire from the commission, agendas for and minutes of meetings of the commission and its executive committee, periodic reports of activities, press releases, drafts of session descriptions for a conference, clipping, information on celebrating National Women’s History Month in Texas in 1988, analysis of the Worker Readjustment Act of 1988, and newsletter

Letters, memos, agreement between the Texas Employment Commission and Community Leadership Commission regarding furnishing planning data for a statewide seminar on Texas Women of the Future: Jobs and Opportunities, agenda for a meeting of the steering committee for the 1988 Texas Volunteer Conference, list of and information on the 1989 inductees to the Governor’s Commission for Women Hall of Fame including Gussie Nell Davis of Kilgore in arts, Margaret Swan Forbes of San Antonio in Athletics, Terese (Terry) Hershey of Houston and Jane Allman Wetzel of Dallas in Civic Leadership, Judith Lynn Berwick Craven of Houston and Lucia Rede Madrid of Redford in Education, and L. Ruth Guy of Dallas in Professional Leadership, and annual reports of the commission

Letters, memos, invitation, schedules, programs, flyers, list of members of the Texas Women’s Commission, lists of some of the women appointees of Governor Clements, conference evaluation form, and two versions of the keynote speech Mrs. Clements presented at the conference in Austin