Inaugural CommitteeBush-Perry inaugural records 1934-1999 bulk1998-1999

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Inaugural CommitteeBush-Perry inaugural records 1934-1999 bulk1998-1999

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tslac/10135/10135-P.html

Records of the 1999 Texas Inaugural Committee document its organization and planning of the inaugural ceremony for Governor George W. Bush and Lieutenant Governor RickPerry on January 19, 1999 and other celebratory events occurring bothbefore and after the swearing-in of the chief executive of the state and the lieutenant governor, who also serves as Constitutional President of theTexas Senate. Types of records include minutes, agenda, meeting materials, organization charts, schedules, lists of duties and responsibilities, invitations, tickets, buttons, badges, programs, oaths, clippings, plans, photographs, and videotapes that range in date from 1934 to 1999, bulk 1998-1999.

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