Hazel Wolf papers, 1964-2000.

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Hazel Wolf papers, 1964-2000.

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Correspondence, biographical information, speeches and writings, minutes and agendas, conference materials, reports, subject series, newsletters, clippings, and ephemera, 1969-2000. Most of the earlier material documents Wolf's activities with the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs and the Seattle Audubon Society, dating from 1977 through 1986. Also included is documentation of Wolf's 1984 work on the Washington Democratic Party Platform Committee. Later records through 2000 continue to reflect Wolf's involvment with those organizations but also relate to various other subjects, such as the Hanford Oversight Committee, the Columbia Basin Project, old growth forests, Indian affairs, and Nicaragua. Correspondents include Brock Adams.

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