Ronald R. Hein papers, circa 1977-1984.

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Ronald R. Hein papers, circa 1977-1984.

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The Ronald R. Hein papers include correspondence files, minutes, attorney general opinions, clippings, copies of legislation, requests for hearings, notes, and memoranda documenting his tenure as a state senator. The records are organized into subject files on a variety of topics, some specific to pieces of legislation. Topics include Republican caucus, highway funding, interstate transit, helmet legislation, speeches, Historical Society, capital punishment, education funding, Equal Rights Amendment, district attorneys, contractors' wages, Goodyear, and anti-severance tax. Included are minutes from various committees Hein served on, including the State Rules and Regulations Board, the Committee on Transportation and Utilities, the Capital Area Plaza Authority, and the Committee on Governmental Organization. Also included are Kansas Annual Financial Reports.

39 cubic feet (39 boxes).

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