Krueger, Bob, papers, 1970-1993

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Krueger, Bob, papers, 1970-1993

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The Bob Krueger Papers, 1970-1993, consist of correspondence, legislative files, news releases, employee records, constituency lists, speeches, articles, campaign records, and reference files, which document Krueger's tenure in the U.S. Congress. Comprising the first series, the Congressional papers, 1975-1978, detail his two terms as a U.S. Representative from Texas and primarily consists of constituency correspondence, publications, newspaper clippings, and committee materials from the committees on which Krueger served and related to topics about which constituents wrote him. Comprising the second series, the Senatorial papers, 1970, 1985-1993, represent his brief time in the U.S. Senate from January through July 1993 and include legislative files, news releases, and correspondence.

ca. 63 ft., 5 in.

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