Papers, 1964-1992.

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Papers, 1964-1992.

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The Don J. Pease papers, 1964-92, document the career of a journalist turned leader in state and national politics. The Pease papers contain constituent correspondence, legislative files, reports, bills, campaign files, travel files, audio-visual material, and other files generated during Congressman Pease's service in the Ohio General Assembly (1964-66, 1968-76) and as a United States Representative from the 13th Ohio district (1977-92). The collection is strong in the subjects of environment, human rights, labor, tax reform and trade.

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Oberlin College Library

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Oberlin College Library

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Pease, Donald J.

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Charles Adams Mosher was born in Sandwich, Illinois in 1906. He graduated from Oberlin College in 1928 and worked for newspapers in Illinois and Wisconsin before returning to Oberlin in 1940 and purchasing the weekly paper, the Oberlin News-Tribune. He served as the paper's publisher and editor for twenty years. In 1951, he was elected to the Ohio State Senate, and ten years later, he ran for the U.S. House of Representatives, winning election to Ohio's 13th congressional District. He served for...