University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, President's Office Records: Charles A. LeMaistre, 1969-1998. 1969-1998.

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University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, President's Office Records: Charles A. LeMaistre, 1969-1998. 1969-1998.

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The records of the President's Office, 1969-1997, which consist of 1,614 original microfiche and approximately 22.5 linear feet of paper records, cover the time period in which Charles A. LeMaistre held the position of President at M. D. Anderson. Comprised of correspondence, memoranda, financial records, forms, reports, organization charts, copies of printed materials, and notes, the materials in this subgroup span the years 1969-1997, with the bulk of microfilmed records falling between 1975-1992.

2,776 microfiche [1614 original microfiche, 1162 access copies], 22.5 linear feet of unfilmed records

University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center, Research Medical Library

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University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center, Research Medical Library

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