Martin R. Hoke Congressional papers, 1976-1996, bulk, 1992-1996.

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Martin R. Hoke Congressional papers, 1976-1996, bulk, 1992-1996.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/694081632

Consists of bill information, campaign records, correspondence, expense reports, legislative activity guides, legislative profiles, newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, volunteer information, and voting records.

5 containers, 1 oversize volume (4.0 linear ft.)

Western Reserve Historical Society, Research Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7995069

Western Reserve Historical Society, Research Library

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