Janice Faye Horton oral history interview, 1988 Apr. 29.

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Janice Faye Horton oral history interview, 1988 Apr. 29.

The collection consists of an oral history interview with Janice Horton on April 29, 1988 in which she discusses her family and educational background; marriage and early career; business interests; conflicts of interest; why entered politics; early political career; marital problems and political career; campaign organizing; campaign support and financing; the political "machine"; political opposition; how learned Senate job; Culver Kidd and sheriffs' pay raise; lobbyists' and politicians' hidden agendas; interaction between local, county, and state government; constituent concerns; capitol renovation scandal; Democratic Party; press relations; working with Georgia governors; committee appointments; Zell Miller and Tom Murphy; reasons politicians vote the way they do; Hugh Gillis; the legislative process; Virginia Shapard; Bev Engram; friction between Cathey Steinberg and Eleanor Richardson; Earleen Sizemore's opposition to ERA; black caucus; Appropriations Committee; accomplishments and disappointments while in Senate; McDonough politics; difficulty of being a woman in the Senate; impact of women in the Senate; women in politics; Cathey Steinberg's changed image; and future plans.

2 audiotapes ; cassette.Transcript (64 p.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7403133

Georgia State University

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