Research files, 1966.

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Research files, 1966.

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Files include incoming correspondence; questionnaires; reports; minutes; newspaper clippings; and press releases. Correspondence is from the Legislative Reference Bureau and commission subcommittees. Questionnaires include legislators' comments on rules changes; legislative effectiveness; facilities; legislative service changes; and publications programs. Reports and minutes concern suggested reforms and constitutional questions. Newspaper clippings and press releases discuss constitutional amendments; General Assembly debates and discussions; standing committee staffing; state budget; and improved fringe benefits for legislators.

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