Legislative files, 1972-2001.

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Legislative files, 1972-2001.

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Papers documenting Linda Lee Berglin's service in the Minnesota House of Representatives (1972-1979) and in the Minnesota Senate (1980- ). Legislative files, committee files, constituent correspondence, constituent surveys, schedules, speeches, radio scripts, printed campaign material, bill files, and subject files of a Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor legislator. Topics reflect Berglin's primary interest in legislation regarding health, senior citizens, welfare, education, divorce, child custody, child support, community development, and social issues.

32.7 cu. ft. (33 boxes)

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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Minnesota. Legislature. House of Representatives. Health and Welfare Committee

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Berglin, Linda Lee, 1944-

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Minnesota. Council on the Economic Status of Women

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Minnesota. Legislature. Senate. Health and Human Services Committee.

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Minnesota. Legislature. Senate. Health Care Committee.

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Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party

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