Subject Files, 1980-1987.

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Subject Files, 1980-1987.

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Records and Information Center subject files (1980-1987) contain correspondence, minutes and agenda, reports, and Center collection lists and policies regarding Archives of Cooperative Lutheranism (ARCL) oral history and microfilm projects; production of an Archives Guide; establishment of the archives for the new Lutheran church (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America); Joint Committee on the ARCL activities to establish a permanent location for the ARCL collection; Center Director Alice Kendrick's work on the Oral History Association's Membership Committee; ARCL policies and guidelines for oral history transcription; "Primary Source" video presentation regarding the ARCL oral history collection; and a "Profiles of Lutherans" research project funded by the Aid Association for Lutherans (AAL). Correspondents include Records and. Information Center Director Alice M. Kendrick; Lutheran Council in the USA (LCUSA) Director of Business and Finance Walter A. Jensen; LCUSA General Secretary John R. Houck; and Lutheran Church in America Associate Archivist Elisabeth Wittman.

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