Papers of Congressman James P. Johnson, 1969-1980.

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Papers of Congressman James P. Johnson, 1969-1980.

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The Papers of Congressman James P. Johnson consists of documents dated 1969-1980, with the majority dating from 1972-1980. The collection consists largely of correspondence with constituents and agencies related to particular legislation, but there are also materials related to his campaigns, his work on specific projects, and copies of legislation. In addition to the textual materials, there are some slides, videotapes, audiotapes, audio cassettes, and photographs.

252 linear ft.

Colorado State University, Morgan Library

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Colorado State University, Morgan Library

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