Federico Peña papers, 1984-1997 [manuscript].

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Federico Peña papers, 1984-1997 [manuscript].

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The materials consist of a varied assortment of items from Peña's time as Mayor of Denver and as a member of President Clinton's Cabinet. Items from Peña's two terms as Mayor include, news clippings, press releases (1984-1990), speeches (1986-1990), schedules (1987-1988), appointment books, agendas, Mayor's Task Force on the Denver Symphony Orchestra (1988) and Central Bank Material. Materials from his period of service to the Clinton's administration include, general correspondence, oil policy memorandum and news information grafts, charts on U.S. and world oil consumption, information on the Electricity Bill (with appendices), National Aviation System binder (1996), Energy Resources agenda binder (1997), U.S. Department of Transportation binder (including budget and personal correspondence), Secretary of Energy departmental documents, media material and press releases, research material on the forty-niners, and notes, contacts, awards, ephemera and assorted photographs.

12 linear ft. (12 boxes), 2 oversize boxes

Denver Public Library, Central Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7008553

Denver Public Library, Central Library

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