Arnold Torres papers, 1979-

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Arnold Torres papers, 1979-

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Series I, containing 7 boxes, consists of Arnold Torres' juvenilia, photographs, financial records and personal correspondence (1969-1975). Series II, containing 2 boxes, consists of materials pertaining to Torres' early employment as an aide to U.S. Senator John Tunney and as an Assistant Administrative Analyst in the Office of the California Legislative Analyst (1975-1979). Series III, containing 23 boxes, consists of materials pertaining to Torres' activities as Congressional Liaison for the League of United Latin American Citizens (1979-1985). Series IV, containing 2 boxes, consists of materials pertaining to Torres'work as an independent political consultant in Sacramento, Calif. (1985- ).

36 boxes (30 linear ft.)

University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library

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University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library

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