NTE2cg781.xml Guide to the Sid Morrison Papers 1980-1992 Morrison (Sid) Papers Finding aid prepared by Cheryl Gunselman. Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections © 2012 Finding aid encoded by Doug Lambeth. 2012 Finding aid written in English. English. Finding aid based on DACS ( Describing Archives: A Content Standard). Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections Cage 781 Morrison, Sid, 1933- Sid Morrison Papers 1980-1992 135 Linear feet of shelf space 184 Boxes + oversize The papers of Sid Morrison consist chiefly of his records as a member of Congress. Most materials are in English. Some of the audiovisual material is in Spanish.

Sid Morrison was born on May 13, 1933 in Yakima, Washington. He attended Toppenish High School, Yakima Valley College, and Washington State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree (B.S., Horticulture, 1954). He served in the U.S. Army (1954-1956). Following his military service, he became president of Morrison Fruit Company in Zillah, Washington (1956-1980).

Morrison's political career included both state and federal offices. He served as a member of the Washington State House of Representatives (1967-1974) and State Senate (1974-1981). Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1980, he represented the 4th District (Central and South Western Washington) for twelve years (1981-1992), in the 97th through 102nd Congresses. In Congress, his committee service included the Agricultural Committee; Science, Space and Technology Committee; and the Select Committee on Hunger. Morrison helped develop the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA) and contributed to several major transportation projects in Washington State, including State Route 504 access to the Mount St. Helens National Monument, and improvements to State Route 14 and U.S. 395 from Tri-Cities to Ritzville. Morrison further helped authorize and fund the construction of the Interstate 205 bridge, which opened in 1982 between Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon. He ran unsuccessfully for Washington State Governor in 1992, and in 1993 became Secretary of the Washington State Department of Transportation.

The papers of Sid Morrison consist chiefly of his records as a member of Congress. They include correspondence, government reports, press coverage items, materials related to political party participation, legislative files, subject files, papers concerning Congressional election campaigns, files related to his campaign for Washington State Governor (1992), audiovisual media, maps, and photographs. Some of the major topics covered are the Mount St. Helens National Monument, Cougar Lakes Wilderness, Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, spotted owl delisting (Endangered Species Act), and the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.

Series 1. Constituent correspondence, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 1.1. Letters (incoming and outgoing). This series is arranged in chronological order.

Subseries 1.2. Standard responses.

Series 2. Guest book, 1980-1992.

Series 3. Newspaper clippings, 1981-1992. This series is arranged in chronological order.

Series 4. Legislative files, 1980-1992.

Subseries 4.1. Bills.

Subseries 4.2. Legislative profiles.

Subseries 4.3. Voting record.

Subseries 4.4. Legislative briefs and reports.

Series 5. Press files, circa 1980-1992. This series includes both collected documents produced by others and documents produced by Morrison's office. Some of the materials are organized by subject, and others by type (press release files, media appearance files, newsletters, etc.).

Series 6. Schedules, 1981-1992. This series consists of Morrison's schedules, organized chronologically.

Series 7. Voter surveys, 1987-1988. This series consists of reports of two surveys.

Series 8. Miscellaneous office files (biographies, office policies, and presentation notes), circa 1980-1992.

Series 9. Subject files, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.1. Hanford, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.2. Mount St. Helens, 1980-1988.

Subseries 9.3. Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.4. Wilderness, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.5. Agriculture, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.6. Environment, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.7. Timber, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.8. Energy, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.9. Indians, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.10. Wilderness II, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 9.11. Alphabetical subject file, circa 1980-1992.

Series 10. Gubernatorial campaign, 1992.

Series 11. Photographs, circa 1980-1992.

Subseries 11.1. Sid Morrison District Visits ("On-Site").

Subseries 11.2. Sid Morrison with school groups.

Subseries 11.3. Awards and ceremonies.

Subseries 11.4. Sid Morrison with clubs and organizations.

Subseries 11.5. Sid Morrison meetings with private citizens. Most of these photographs show Morrison with constituents (individuals and groups) visiting Washington, D.C.

Subseries 11.6. Sid Morrison photographs for official publications.

Subseries 11.7. Proof sheets, negatives and slides.

Subseries 11.8. Oversized photos.

Series 12. Audiovisual media, 1980-1992.

Subseries 12.1. Video recordings. This series consists of recordings on videotape in a variety of formats, including VHS cassettes, various studio broadcast cassettes and open reel studio broadcast tapes.

Subseries 12.2 Audio recordings (formats: reel-to-reel and audiocassette).

Series 13. Awards, circa 1980-1992.

Series 14. Reference and processing information.

Series 15. Oversize materials.

This collection is arranged in 15 series. During processing, the original order was preserved, with a few exceptions. The constituent correspondence was rearranged into chronological order because the original arrangement followed an unusable numbering system created by an office automation system that is no longer extant (documentation for this system is filed in Box 184). In cases where related series had been scattered, they were reassembled.

Copyright restrictions apply.

This collection is open and available for research use, subject to conditions specified in the Deed of Gift. These are in effect for the life of the donor, plus five years. Researchers are required to agree in writing to these use restrictions as a condition of access:

1. The contents of this collection should not be used to defame or degrade any person or entity or to invade the privacy of any person.

2. The materials may not be used for partisan political purposes of any kind, including, but not limited to, political publications and advertisements.

[Item Description]

Sid Morrison Papers, 1980-1992 (Cage 781)

Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.

Sid Morrison donated this collection to the Washington State University Libraries in 1992 (MS 1992-66).

Lawrence Stark, Cary Collins, and Brian Hahn completed preliminary processing in 1995. Graduate students Kristopher Skelton and Michelle Winmill completed final processing in 2012. The WSU College of Liberal Arts and the Department of History provided funding assistance for processing, including funds in 2012 from the Greater Columbia Plateau Initiative.

MASC holds papers of other previous representatives from the 4th Congressional District:

Knute Hill Papers, 1909-1963 (Cage 194)

Otis Halbert Holmes Papers, 1943-1958 (Cage 224)

Catherine May Congressional Papers, 1959-1970 (Cage 304)

>Mike McCormack Papers, 1959-1994 (Cage 690)

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Morrison, Sid, 1933- -- Archives United States. Congress. House Washington (State) -- Politics and government -- Sources United States -- Politics and government -- History -- Sources Legislators -- United States -- Archives Politics and politicians Washington (State) Series 1. Constituent correspondence, 1980-1992 Subseries 1.1. Letters (incoming and outgoing), 1980-1992 1 1-18 Constituent Mail, 1980 October-1981 May 2 19-34 Constituent Mail, 1981 May-1981 September 3 35-51 Constituent Mail, 1981 September-1981 December 4 52-66 Constituent Mail, 1982 January-1982 March 5 67-81 Constituent Mail, 1982 March-1982 June 6 82-99 Constituent Mail, 1982 June-1982 October 7 100-115 Constituent Mail, 1982 October-1983 February 8 116-130 Constituent Mail, 1983 March-1983 May 9 131-144 Constituent Mail, 1983 May-1983 August 10 145-160 Constituent Mail, 1983 August-1984 January 11 161-178 Constituent Mail, 1984 February-1985 March 12 179-194 Constituent Mail, 1985 March-1985 August 13 195-209 Constituent Mail, 1985 September-1986 February 14 210-224 Constituent Mail, 1986 March-1986 August 15 225-241 Constituent Mail, 1986 August-1987 April 16 242-256 Constituent Mail, 1987 April-1987 August 17 257-270 Constituent Mail, 1987 August-1988 January 18 271-285 Constituent Mail, 1988 January-1988 June 19 286-301 Constituent Mail, 1988 July-1989 February 20 302-316 Constituent Mail, 1989 February-1989 May 21 317-330 Constituent Mail, 1989 May-1989 November 22 331-347 Constituent Mail, 1989 December-1990 June 23 348-362 Constituent Mail, 1990 July-1990 November 24 363-376 Constituent Mail, 1990 November-1991 April 25 377-393 Constituent Mail, 1991 April-1991 October 26 394-410 Constituent Mail, 1991 November-1992 April 27 411-423 Constituent Mail, 1992 April-1992 December Subseries 1.2. Standard responses, 1980-1992 28 424-440 Constituent Mail-Standard Responses 29 441-457 Constituent Mail-Standard Responses 30 458-472 Constituent Mail-Standard Responses 31 473-477 Constituent Mail-Standard Responses Series 2. Guest book, 1980-1992 31 478-481 Guestbooks Series 3. Newspaper clippings, 1981-1992 32 482-503 News Clips, 1981 January-1982 August 33 504-521 News Clips, 1982 September-1983 August 34 522-569 News Clips, 1983 September-1984 December 35 570-603 News Clips, 1984-1985 36 604-618 News Clips, 1986 January-1986 December 36 619 Washington to Washington 37 620-639 News Clips, 1987 January-1988 March 38 640-660 News Clips, 1988 April-1989 December 39 661-680 News Clips, 1990 January-1991 June 40 681-697 News Clips, 1991 July-1992 April 41 698-716 News Clips, 1992 April-1992 November Series 4. Legislative files, 1980-1992 Subseries 4.1. Bills, 1980-1992 42 717-730 Co-Sponsored Bills, 97th-99th Congresses 43 731-741 Co-Sponsored Bills, 99th-102nd Congresses Subseries 4.2. Legislative profiles, 1980-1992 44 742-756 Legislative Profiles, 97th-102nd Congresses; Legislative Procedure Manual, 97th Congress Subseries 4.3. Voting record, 1980-1992 44 757 Individual Voting Records, 97th-102nd Congresses Subseries 4.4. Legislative briefs and reports, 1980-1992 45 758-774 Legislative Briefs, 97th-100th Congresses 46 775-790 Legislative Briefs, 99th-100th Congresses 47 791-808 Legislative Briefs, 101st-102nd Congresses, Legislative Reports 99th-100th Congresses 48 809-811 Legislative Briefs, 102nd Congress, 48 812-872 Agency Correspondence 49 873-887 Legislative Reports 100th Congress, Legislative Activity Guides, 99th-102nd Congresses Series 5. Press files, circa 1980-1992 50 888-920 Press Files, Box A 51 921-938 Press Files, Box B 52 939-953 Press Files, Box C Series 6. Schedules, 1981-1992 53 954-967 Schedules, 1981-1984 54 968-983 Schedules, 1984-1992 55 984-986 Schedules, 1988-1992 Series 7. Voter surveys, 1987-1988 56 987 Report of Washington voter attitude survey, 1987 December; Report of Washington District 4 voter survey, 1988 June Series 8. Miscellaneous office files (biographies, office policies, and presentation notes), circa 1980-1992 56 988-991 Sid Morrison biographies, office policies, and presentation notes Series 9. Subject files, circa 1980-1992 Subseries 9.1. Hanford, circa 1980-1992 57 992-996 Fast Flux Test Facility 57 997 Fast Flux Test Facility Commercialization Bill 57 998 Fast Flux Test Facility and Nuclear Medicine 57 999 Hanford Reach 58 1000-1006 Hanford Reach 59 1007 Hanford Reach; Meeting with Senator Evans 59 1008 State Department of Natural Resources Proposal to Exchange Land North of Hanford Reach 59 1009 Energy and Water Appropriations, 1987 59 1010 Radiation Expo Act 59 1011 Hanford Thyroid Disease Study 59 1012 Dose Reconstruction 59 1013 Dose Language 59 1014 Hanford "Wish List" Projects 59 1015-1018 Miscellaneous 60 1019-1024 Miscellaneous 60 1025-1026 Privatization 60 1027 Privatization and Labor Support 60 1028 Privatization-Laundry 60 1029 Whistleblower Bricker 61 1030 Skaggs Bills 61 1031-1032 Environmental and Molecular Sciences Laboratory 61 1033 Waste Cleanup Privatization Bill, 1991 61 1034-1035 HWVP-TPA 61 1036 Watkins 61 1037 Global Warming 61 1038 Fusion 61 1039 SDI-SP100 61 1040 Apropos Letters, FY 1990 61 1041 SIS 61 1042 2010 Report 61 1043 Defense Authorization Amendments 61 1044 Sub Seabed Disposal 61 1045 SMES 61 1046 Spratt Weapons Complex Panel 61 1047 Sub-Scrapings 61 1048 FY 1990 Hanford Budget 62 1049-1050 Hanford Reach of the Columbia River 62 1051 Green Run 62 1052 Battelle 62 1053 Irradiation 62 1054 N Reactor 62 1055 FFTF-FMEE 62 1056 Waste Repository 62 1057 Defense Waste Cleanup 62 1058 Waste Cleanup-Eschels 62 1059-1060 WNP 1 63 1061 WNP 1 1991 63 1062 WNP 1 Option 63 1063 N Reactor and Tritium 63 1064 The Case for Full Pension Credit 63 1065-1067 Reactor Decommissioning 63 1068 Linear Accelerator 63 1070 Irradiation 63 1071 Low Level Nuclear Waste 64 1072 Budget and Program Overview 64 1073 Diversification, Miscellaneous, 1987-1988 64 1074 Weapons Burn Bill 64 1075 Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory 64 1076 BPA 64 1077 Benton County PILT 64 1078 SMES 64 1079 Retirees 64 1080 Correspondence 64 1081 Site Selection Panel 64 1082 Fusion 64 1083 FMEF Rescope 64 1084 Hanford Horses 64 1085 Department of Energy Subseries 9.2. Mount St. Helens, 1980-1988 65 1086 Skamania County Solid Waste Resource Recovery Project 65 1087 Correspondence 65 1088 Land Management Plan 65 1089-1090 Feasibility Report and Environmental Impact Statement, Volumes 1 and 2 66 1091 A Comprehensive Plan 66 1092 National Volcanic Monument 66 1093 Final Environmental Statement 66 1094-1095 Miscellaneous 67 1096-1097 Miscellaneous 67 1099-1102 Legislation 68 1103-1107 Legislation 69 1108-1113 Legislation 70 1114-1119 Legislation 71 1120 Legislation 71 1121 Update 1988 71 1122-1123 Legislation Maps 71 1124 Articles Subseries 9.3. Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, circa 1980-1992 71 1125-1126 Miscellaneous 72 1127-1132 Miscellaneous 73 1133-1137 Miscellaneous 73 1138 City of North Bonneville 74 1139-1143 City of North Bonneville 75 1144-1146 City of North Bonneville 75 1147 Columbia Gorge Management Plan, Media Clippings 75 1148-1149 Maps 75 1150 Background 75 1151 Gorge Interpretive Center (Skamania County) 76 1152-1154 Legislation 76 1155 Columbia Gorge Scenic Area, 1986 Legislation 76 1156 Environmental Law 76 1157 Columbia River Gorge Commission Study 77 1158-1159 Lake Chelan 77 1160-1162 Yakima River Basin 78 1163-1164 Testimony 78 1165-1166 Friends of the Gorge 78 1167 Friends of the Gorge Testimony 78 1168 Management Plan 79 1169-1172 Management Plan 79 1173 Subcommittee Hearings 80 1174-1178 History 81 1179-1183 History 82 1184-1186 History 82 1187 Briefing Book-USDA Forest Service 82 1188 Private Rights and Public Lands 82 1189 Stevenson Co-ply, Inc., Columbia Gorge United 82 1190 Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area 83 1191 Skamania Lodge Conference Center Subseries 9.4. Wilderness, circa 1980-1992 83 1192 Okanogan National Forest Plan-Environmental Impact Statement 83 1193 Okanogan National Forest Plan 83 1194 Report of the Forest Service-Fiscal Year 1986 83 1195-1196 Spotted Owl Guideline, Volumes 1 and 2 83 1197 Recommended Renewable Resources Program: 1986-2030 84 1198 Draft Environmental Impact Statement-Wenatchee 84 1199 Appendices; DEIS-Wenatchee National Forest 84 1200 Proposed Land and Resource Management Plan-Wenatchee National Forest 84 1201 Draft Environmental Impact Statement-Olympic National Forest 85 1202 Appendices: DEIS-Olympic National Forest 85 1203 Proposed Land and Resources Management Plan-Olympic National Forest 85 1204 Draft Environmental Impact Statement-Okanogan National Forest 85 1205 Appendices: DEIS-Okanogan National Forest 85 1206 Proposed Land and Resources Management Plan-Okanogan National Forest 86 1207 Indian Heaven Back Country 86 1208 102 Hikes in the Alpine Lakes, South Cascades and Olympics 86 1209-1210 101 Hikes in the North Cascades Subseries 9.5. Agriculture, circa 1980-1992 86 1211 Agricultural Committee Business 86 1212 Ag Research Labs ARJ-Yakima 86 1213 ALAR-Apple Buy-out Program 86 1214-1215 ALAR 87 1216 ALAR 87 1217 ALAR-Apple Budget, 1989 June-July 87 1218 American Seed Trade Association 87 1219-1222 Apples 88 1223-1234 Apple Advisory Committee 88 1225 Apple Exports 88 1226 Apples-Fruit 88 1227 Appropriations 88 1228-1229 Asian Apple Trade 88 1230 Asparagus 89 1231 Barley 89 1232 Barley-Malt Producers 89 1233 Beer Wholesalers 89 1234 Bees-Honey 89 1235 Bills 89 1236 Chilean Apple Export 89 1237 Codling Moth 89 1238 Columbia Basin Irrigation 89 1239 Columbia Basin Project 89 1240 Challenge Cost-Share Agreements 89 1241 Conservation Reserve Program 89 1242 Dairy Industry 89 1243 Dairy Delisting 89 1244 Dairy Advisory Committee 89 1245 Disaster Assistance-Whitefly 89 1246 Drought Scare, 1988 89 1247 Dry Beans 89 1248 Dry Van Legislation 89 1249 East High Development; Bureau Reclamation 90 1250-1251 East High Development 90 1252 EBDCs 90 1253 End-W Certificate 90 1254 Farm Animal Protection Act of 1989 90 1255-1256 1990 Farm Bill 90 1157 Farm Credit 90 1158 Farm Credit Council-Notes-Interview with Insider 91 1159 Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 91 1160-1161 Farm Labor 91 1162 Farm Labor Shortage 91 1163 Farm Report, 1982 mailing 91 1164 Farm Spouse Fairness and Equity Act, 1989 91 1165 Farmers' Home Administration 91 1266 Federal Crop Insurance 92 1267 Federal Crop Insurance 92 1268 Floor Consideration of H.R. 987 92 1269-1270 Food Irradiation 92 1271 Food Processing Industry, General Positions 92 1272 Food Safety 92 1273 F.S. Recreation Residence Authorization 92 1274 GSPS, Pears, Guya Cheese, Dehydrated Onions 92 1275 Growers' Credit 92 1276 Harvesting Conservation Reserve Program Areas 92 1277 H.R. 1368 92 1278 Hops 92 1279-1280 Hops Growers 93 1281-1286 Hops Growers 93 1287 Japan Trade 94 1288 Johnson Creek 94 1289-1291 Legislation 94 1292 Mint Marketing Order 94 1293 Maps 94 1294 Market Promotion Program 94 1295-1298 Miscellaneous 95 1299-1305 Miscellaneous 96 1306-1311 Miscellaneous 96 1312 Northwest Horticulture Council 96 1313 Oroville-Tonasket 96 1314-1315 Oroville-Tonasket Irrigation 96 1316 P.A.C.A 96 1317 Parathion Filed Crop Uses 96 1318 Pea-Lentil Growers 96 1319 Pear Leaf Blister Moth 97 1320 Pears to Mexico 97 1321 Pesticides and Hops 97 1322 Proposed 97th Legislation 97 1323 Potato Crop Insurance 97 1324 Potato Research and Promotion Act 97 1325 Rec Reform and Hammer Clause 97 1326 Red Raspberry Commission 97 1327 Roza Irrigation District 97 1328 S. 2830 98 1329 S. 2830 98 1330 Section 8e 98 1331 Showcase-Yakima 98 1332 Socioeconomic Analyses of Columbia Basin Project, Volume 1 98 1333 Socioeconomic Analyses of Columbia Basin Project, Volume 2 98 1334 Spearmint 98 1335 Spuds 98 1336 Sunnyside Irrigation 99 1337 Sunnyside Land Transfer 99 1338 Tea 99 1339 Temil-Aldicarb 99 1340-1341 Tieton Irrigation Project 99 1342 Tongass Conference 99 1343 Tuberculosis Eradication in Non-Traditional Livestock 99 1344-1345 USDA Letters 99 1346 Various States; Correspondence 99 1347 Washington Cattlemen's Association 99 1348 Washington Wheat Growers 99 1349 Water 99 1350 Water Rights 99 1351 Water Shortage Newsletter, 1988 100 1352 Wine Institute 100 1353 Wine Mailing 100 1354 Yakima Basin 100 1355-1356 Yakima River Enhancement Subseries 9.6. Environment, circa 1980-1992 100 1357 Alaska 100 1358 Alpine Lakes 100 1359-1360 Aquatic Life 100 1361 Basic Background 100 1362 Bears 100 1363 Black Bear Protection 101 1364 Block 26 Development (Reclamation-Interior) 101 1365-1366 Bonneville Dam Navigational Lock Project-Site Disposal Objective 101 1367-1368 Bonneville Navlock Dredge Spoils 101 1369 Chelan County Fish Pond 101 1370 Clean Air Act 102 1371-1372 Clean Air Act 102 1373 Coastal Barrier Improvement Act 102 1374 Conconully Lakes Dispute 102 1375 Corps of Engineers 102 1376 Cougar Lakes 102 1377 Miscellaneous Correspondence 102 1378 Crescent Bay Development 102 1379 Deer Harvesting 103 1380 Draft-Fish and Wildlife Program 103 1381 Early Winters Report 103 1382-1385 Early Winters Resort 104 1386 Early Winters Resort Briefing 104 1387 Early Winters Resorts 104 1388 Early Winters 104 1389 East Wenatchee-Douglas County Watershed Project 104 1390 Economic Dev. Grant for Forks, Skamania and Okanogan 104 1391 Elwha Dam 104 1392-1393 Environment Miscellaneous Environment and Resource Issues 104 1394 Flood Controls, Wenatchee and Chelan County 104 1395 Fish and Wildlife Service 105 1396-1397 Forest, Family Farms and Energy Directories 105 1398 Gifford Pinchot National Forest Proposed Boundary Change, 1984 February 9 105 1399 Gifford Pinchot 105 1400 Glacier Peak 105 1401 Hatfield-Adams Amendment 105 1402 Herke Ranch Case 105 1403-1405 The Home Stretch, 1984 January-February 105 1406 H.R. 3742 Rose Bill: Pesticide Safety Improvement Act 106 1407 H.R. 3850; Federal-State Pesticide Regulation P-ship Act of 1991 106 1408 Hurricane Hugo Damage Assessment 106 1409 Hydroelectric Project, South Columbia Irrigation District, Bureau of Reclamation 106 1410 Indian Tribes and the Clean Air Act 106 1411-1412 Lake Roosevelt 107 1413 Lake Roosevelt 107 1414 Legislation 107 1415 Like-kind Exchanges 107 1416-1417 Ljutie Industries 107 1418 Lower Columbia 107 1419-1420 Master Plan for White Pass, Washington 107 1421 Miscellaneous 108 1422-1426 Miscellaneous 108 1427 Marine Mammal Protection 108 1428 Moses Lake Clean Lake Project 108 1429 Moses Lake Groundwater-Reclamation-Interior (Project File) 108 1430 National Energy Program (Columbia River) 108 1431 New Generation Pesticides 108 1432 Notes 108 1433 Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary 109 1434 Oil Spill Legislation 109 1435 Okanogan 109 1436 Open Spaces Preservation Act 109 1437-1439 Pacific Yew Legislation 109 1440 Peshastin Pinnacles 109 1441 Pesticide Minor Use Caucus 109 1442 Prescriptive Use Provisions 109 1443 Projects 110 1444-1446 Rabanco Waste Site 110 1447-1448 Reclamation Act 110 1449 Ringgold Slide and Franklin County Road Study 110 1450 Safe Drinking Water Act 110 1451 Save Chelan Alliance 110 1452 Smith Canyon Irrigation District 111 1453-1456 Soap Lake 111 1457 Sunnyside Canal Fish Screening Facility 111 1458-1459 Tri-Cities Levies 111 1460 Urban and Community Forestry Act of 1989 112 1461-1464 Underground Storage Tanks 112 1465 U.S. v. Washington Phase II: Analysis and Recommendations 112 1466 Waste Disposal and Water Pollution 113 1467 Wildlife and Ecosystems Project 113 1468 William O. Douglas Goose Prairie Home 113 1469 Yakima River Canyon Project 113 1470 Yakima County Levee 113 1471 Zintel Canyon Dam Project Subseries 9.7. Timber, circa 1980-1992 113 1472 Alaskan Red Cedar 113 1473 Below Cost Sales 113 1474 Below Cost Timber Sale Test 113 1475 Below Costs Sales 113 1476 BLM "God Squad" 113 1477 Boise Cascade 113 1478 Correspondence 113 1479 Customs and Trade Act 113 1480 East Side Forests 113 1481 Endangered Worker: A Labor Perspective on Timber Issues 113 1482 Environmentalist 113 1483 Exports 114 1484 Exports 114 1485 Federal Timber Contract Payment Modification Act 114 1486 Forest Resources Amendments Act of 1992 114 1487 Forest Resources Technical Bulletin 114 1488 Forest Services Report of Congress 114 1489 Forest and Spotted Owl Protection 114 1490-1492 Forestry (2000) 115 1493 Gov. Booth Gardner 115 1494 Hatfield-Adams Amendments 115 1495 H.R. 3263 115 1496-1498 H.R. 4899 116 1499 H.R. 4899 116 1500 Interior Consideration of H.R. 987, 1989 May 24 116 1501 Legal Action 116 1502 LePley Property 116 1503 Log Exports 116 1504 Log Export Conference 116 1505 Log Export Petition 116 1506-1507 Log Export Versions 117 1508-1510 Miscellaneous 117 1511 New Forestry 117 1512 Northwest Members-Timber Legislation 117 1513 Okanogan Briefing Paper: "Okanogan National Forest Land Resource Management Plan," 1990 January 29 117 1514-1515 Old Growth 118 1516-1523 Old Growth Bills 118 1524-1526 Old Growth Bills 119 1527 Timber Old-Growth Bills 119 1528 Old Growth Compromise 119 1529 Old Growth-Spotted Owl 119 1530 Olin's Bill 119 1531-1532 Omak Wood Products 119 1533 Olympic National Resource Center 119 1534 Pacific Northwest Research Station 119 1535 Plum Creek Land Exchange 119 1536 Plum Creek Timber 119 1537 Plywood 119 1538 Public Law 480 119 1539 Rural Development 119 1540 Sacred Areas 120 1541 Salvage 120 1542-1543 Salvage Sales Bill 120 1544 Short Term Fixed General 120 1545 Softwood Lumber Agreement 120 1546 Spotted Owl 120 1547 Stevenson Co-ply 120 1548-1549 Timber Act 3263 120 1550 Timber Harvest 120 1551 Tongass: General Background 120 1552 Tongass Timber Reform Act 120 1553 Wenatchee Subseries 9.8. Energy, circa 1980-1992 121 1554 Bonneville Power. Pearson A.P. 121 1555-1556 Electric Utilities 121 1557 Energy Exchange Mailing 121 1558 Energy Newsletter, 1983 121 1559-1160 Energy Shipments to California 122 1561 Geothermal 122 1562-1564 Hydroelectric Power 122 1565 Hydro Relicensing 122 1566 International Oil Issues 123 1567-1571 Miscellaneous 123 1572 Natural Gas 123 1573 Northwest Power Planning Council 123 1574 Northwest Power Bill 124 1575 Northern Tier Pipeline 124 1576 Public Power Legislation 124 1577 Synthetic Fuels Issues 124 1578 Solar and Renewable Energy 124 1579 Water Power 124 1580 Wind Energy 124 1581-1582 WPPSS Financial Litigation 124 1583 WPPSS Subseries 9.9. Indians, circa 1980-1992 124 1584-1585 Boldt Decision 125 1586 Clearwater 125 1587-1588 Colville Confederated Tribes 125 1589 Cowlitz Tribe 125 1590-1591 Fishing Access 125 1592 Fishing Rights, Columbia River 125 1593 Miscellaneous Issues 126 1594 Proposal to Study Federal Indian Policies 126 1595 Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington 126 1596 Yakama Nation Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance 126 1597 Yakama Boundaries 126 1598-1599 Yakama Health Facility 127 1600 Yakama Nation Health Facility Study 127 1601 Yakama Investment of O and M Funds 127 1602-1604 Yakama Nation 128 1605-1606 Yakama Nation Subseries 9.10. Wilderness II, circa 1980-1992 128 1607 Agriculture Committee-Spotted Owl Directory, 1989-1991 128 1608 Alpine Lakes Area-Land and Water Conservation Fund 128 1609 Alpine Lakes Protection Society 128 1610 Alternative and Resource Maps: Olympic and Wenatchee National Forest 128 1611 Alternative and Resource Maps: Okanogan National Forest 129 1612 Boundary Adjustment. George Wall (Park Service-Forest) 129 1613 Bureau of Land Management, Enloe Dam R and PP Reversion 129 1614 Bureau of Land Management, Trespass Resolution Plan 129 1615 Cedar River Land Exchange 129 1616 Chelan PUD Land Exchange 129 1617 Chopaka Mountain Wilderness Study 129 1618 Clear Lake 129 1619 Commerce, Fish Hatcheries 129 1620 Congressional Briefing Papers on Selected Roadless Areas 129 1621 Cougar Lakes Proposal 129 1622-1623 Cougar Lakes Wilderness Study Report 129 1624 Environmental Impact Statement Response Forms: Olympic and Okanogan National Forests 129 1625 Environmental Protection Agency 130 1626 Field's Point 130 1627 Forest Bills 130 1628-1631 Forestry Protection 130 1632 Glacier Peak 130 1633 Goose Prairie 130 1634 H.R. 3189 131 1635 H.R. 3189 131 1636 H.R. 4087, Custer National Forest 131 1637 H.R. 4970, Ski Area Permits 131 1638-1639 H.R. 4980, Forest Health 131 1640 H.R. 5119, Cumberland Mountain Trail 131 1641 H.R. 5605, Cedar River Watershed 131 1642 H.R. 6000, Ed Jenkins National Recreational Area 131 1643 H.R. 6013, Sierra Nevada Forests 131 1644 H.R. 6014, Mark Twain National Forest 131 1645 Kettle Range 131 1646-1647 Lake Roosevelt Management Plan 132 1648 Lake Wenatchee 132 1649-1650 Land Exchanges 132 1651 Law Language Examples 132 1652 Legislation 132 1653 Maps 132 1654 Mining Development Exploration Law, H.R. 918 132 1655 Minor Use Act, Current 133 1656-1660 Miscellaneous 133 1661 Miscellaneous Correspondence 133 1662-1663 Miscellaneous Legislation 134 1664 Mission Ridge 134 1665-1666 Montana National Forest Management Act 134 1667 Mt. Baker 134 1668 Naches Tieton White River Land-use Study 134 1669 National Park Service 134 1670 North Cascade Environment Assessment 134 1671 North Cascade Environment Statement 134 1672 Northern Spotted Owl Final Environmental Impact Statement 134 1673 Northwest Forest Protection Bill 135 1674 Pacific Northwest Trail 135 1675-1676 Park Wilderness Bill, H.R. 4146-S. 2165 135 1677 Protection Island National Wildlife Refuge 135 1678 Proposals 135 1679 Public Land Users' Society 136 1680 Rights of Way 136 1681 Roadless Area Review and Evaluation (Draft) 136 1682 Roadless Area Review and Evaluation, Final Environmental Statement 136 1683 S. 1029, Colorado Wilderness Bill 136 1684 S. 1696, Montana Wilderness Bill 136 1685 S. 2172, Idaho-Arkansas Land Exchange 137 1686 Senate Hearing, 1983 September 30 137 1687 Stehekin 137 1688 Stehekin Community 137 1689 Tatshenshini River 137 1690 Trails Legislation 137 1691 Washington State Wilderness Act of 1983--Washington State Snowmobile Association 137 1692 Washington State Wilderness Bill 138 1693-1695 Washington State Wilderness Bill Hearing Testimony from Outside 4th District 138 1696-1698 Washington State Wilderness Bill Hearing Testimony from Inside 4th District 138 1699 Washington Water Research Center 138 1700 Washington Wildlife, Journal of the Washington Wilderness Coalition 138 1701 Washington Wilderness 139 1702-1703 Washington Wilderness Bill Maps 139 1704-1705 Washington Wilderness Briefing Notebook 139 1706-1707 Washington Wilderness Hearings 140 1708 Wetlands Bill 140 1709 White Pass Master Plan 140 1710 Wilderness Agencies 140 1711 Winter Recreation Commission Subseries 9.11. Alphabetical subject file, circa 1980-1992 140 1712 Abortion Issue Memos, 1992 140 1713-1714 Agency Reply, 1987 140 1715 Aging Issues Memos 141 1716 Aging Issues Memos 141 1717 AGPLEX 141 1718 Alcohol Fuels 141 1719 American Association of Retired Persons 141 1720 American Philatelic Society 141 1721 American Factory Trawler Association 141 1722 Analytical Chemistry 141 1723 Appropriations Requests 141 1724-1725 Appropriations 1991, Environment-Wilderness-Indians 141 1726 Army Corps of Engineers 142 1727 Beverly-Royal Slope 142 1728 Bill Introduction Information 142 1729 Blaze Contracting Dispute, 1990-1991 142 1730 Booth Gardner 142 1731 Bravo 142 1732 Budget Memos 142 1733 Burger King Honors Excellence in Education 142 1734 Burlington Northern Rail Abandonment 142 1735 Campaign 142 1736 Campaign Memos 143 1737-1738 Canadian Pollution 143 1739 Capital Gains Bill: Economy 143 1740 Capital Gains Coalition 143 1741 Capital Gains Forum 143 1742 Capacity Building Project 143 1743 Caucus 143 1744 Central Memorial Hospital 143 1745 Central Washington University Camp Program 143 1746 Central Washington University ROTC 143 1747 Chamber of Commerce 143 1748 Child Labor 144 1749 Child Nutrition 144 1750 Civil Rights 144 1751 Close-up Questionnaire (Students) 144 1752 Columbia Gorge Interpretive 144 1753 Columbia Park 144 1754 Columbia, Richland, MOD Rehab 144 1755 Columns, 1984 144 1756 Columns, 1985 145 1757 Columns, 1986 145 1758-1759 Columns, 1987 145 1760 Columns, 1988 145 1761 Columns, 1989 145 1762 Communications 145 1763 Conconully Spillway, Okanogan 145 1764 Congressional Rural Caucus 145 1765 Copyright-Patent 145 1766 Correspondence with other Members of Congress 146 1767 Correspondence with other Members of Congress 146 1768-1771 Cosigned Bills, 98th-100th Congress 146 1772 Co-sponsored Measures 146 1773 Crime Bill 146 1774-1775 Defense 146 1776 Department of the Army 147 1777 Department of the Army 147 1778 Department of Commerce 147 1779 Department of Housing and Urban Development 147 1780 Department of the Interior 147 1781 Department of Justice 147 1782 Department of Transportation 147 1783 Developmentally Disabled Projects: Katie Dolan 147 1744-1785 Drugs 147 1786 Ecos Hazardous Waste Incinerator (Adams) 147 1787 Education Conference 148 1788 Employment 148 1789 Endorsement Letters 148 1790 Energy Equipment and Manufacturing-Fireplace Furnace 148 1791 Energy-Low Income Energy Assistance 148 1792 Engine Oil Heaters 148 1793-1794 Environment: Miscellaneous 148 1795 European Community 148 1796 Export Newsletter, 1982 148 1797 FAA and Wells 148 1798 Farming 148 1799 Farmers' Home Administration 148 1800 FDA Bothell Inspection Station 148 1801 Federal Emergency Management Agency 149 1802 Federal Employees and US Postal Service 149 1803 Federal Spending 149 1804 Ferroalloy Caucus 149 1805 Ferroalloys 149 1806 Food Irradiation-Sid Morrison Press 149 1807 Food Irradiation-H.R. 696 149 1808 Foreign Affairs 149 1809 Foreign Affairs Memos 149 1810 Frontier Market 149 1811 General Accounting Office 149 1812 General, Congress 149 1813 Goldendale-Aluminum Smelter 149 1814 Golob, Dick 149 1815-1816 Grand Coulee Dam Laser Light Show 150 1817 Grand Coulee Job Classification 150 1818 Graphics 150 1819 Greater Wenatchee Improvement Load 150 1820 HAAS Grant, Fall 1988-1989 150 1821 Handicapped 150 1822-1823 Health Care Memos 150 1824 Health Insurance Guide for Senior Citizens 150 1825 Horse Issue 150 1826 Horse Racing 150 1827 Housing 150 1828 Housing and Urban Development 151 1829 H.R. 3781 Repeat of SOT 151 1830 Hydropower 151 1831-1833 Immigration 151 1834 Immigration and Nationality 151 1835 Immigration Movie 151 1836-1837 Impact Aid 151 1838 Inauguration 151 1839 Interstate Commerce Committee 151 1840 Interview Notes 151 1841 Japanese Agricultural Trading Council 152 1842 Jobs and Dislocated Workers 152 1843 Judiciary Issues 152 1844 Labor: Davis-Bacon Act 152 1845 Labor: General 152 1846 Legal Services Corporation 152 1847 Life-cycle Cost Bill 152 1848 Long Term Home Health Care Newsletter 152 1849 Mariners 152 1850 Marlin Post Office 152 1851 Media Background 152 1852 Medicare Video 152 1853 Merger Bill 152 1854 Member Travel, 1984 152 1855-1856 Mid-Columbia PUD 152 1857 Mid-Columbia PUD, Tax Technical Corrections Issue 152 1858 Minority Set Asides 152 1859 Miscellaneous Budget Items 152 1860 Miscellaneous DOD Project, 1988 153 1861 Miscellaneous Filing, 1992 153 1862 Miscellaneous Housing 153 1863 Miscellaneous Local Grant-Economic Development 153 1864 Miscellaneous Memos 153 1865 Miscellaneous 1981 Papers 153 1866 Miscellaneous Resolutions 153 1867 Miscellaneous 153 1868 Moses Lake Wayport 153 1869 Nader's Reports 153 1870 National Aeronautic and Space Administration 153 1871 National Federation of Federal Employees 153 1872 National Guard Anti-Drug Effort 153 1873 Navigation Development Bonneville Lock and Dam 153 1874 Newsletter, 1982-1983 154 1875 Newsletter, Catastrophic Health Care Act, May 1988 154 1876 Newsletter Drafts 154 1877 Nordstrom Labor Dispute, 1990 154 1878 Nuclear Regulatory Commission 154 1879 Okanogan Landfill (BLM) 154 1880-1882 Organ Tissue Donor Awareness Week 154 1883 Oroville-Tonasket Rehabilitation Project 154 1884 Pack Gun Device 154 1885 Padron Case-Human Rights in Mexico, 1991 154 1886 Personal Speech-Washington Health Care Association, 1992 154 1887 Pike Place Market Tax Issues 154 1888 Political 154 1889 Port of Benton 154 1890 Port of Moses Lake 155 1891 Port of Pasco-Sacajawea Park 155 1892 Postal Patron Newsletter 155 1893 Price-Anderson 155 1894 Procurement Workshop 155 1895 Public Health 155 1896 Public Relations-Congrats Send 155 1897 Purchase Department 155 1898 Rabanco Hazardous Waste Incinerator (Grant County) 155 1899 Regulations 155 1900 Replenishment and Special Agricultural Workers (RAW and SAW) 155 1901 Republican Whip and Republican Leadership Information 155 1902 Richland Energy Conference 155 1903 Sales Tax Deductibility 155 1904 Savings and Loan Bill, 1989 155 1905 Seattle Times Clips 155 1906 Senate Seat 1988 155 1907 Senior Health Conference 156 1908 Senior Health Conference, 1984 156 1909 Senior Health Conference, 1991 156 1910 Senior Newsletter 156 1911 Sexual Harassment 156 1912 Sid Morrison's Campaign Reform 156 1913 Sid Morrison's Personal Notes 156 1914 Sid Morrison's Press 156 1915 Sid Morrison and Rescue of Coulee Community Hospital 156 1916 Ski Area User Fee Bill 156 1917 Special Services Memo 156 1918 Specialty Mailings 156 1919 Speech Materials 156 1920-1921 Speech Notes 157 1922 Speech Notes 157 1923 Standard Language, 1982 157 1924 State Crime Package 157 1925 State Legislative Priorities, 1989 meeting 157 1926-1928 Studies 157 1929 Superconducting Super-Collider 157 1930 Tabloid Ideas 157 1931 Talking Notes 157 1932 Taxes 158 1933 Tax Exemptions-Private Schools 158 1934 Tax Reform 158 1935 Tax Simplification Newsletter 158 1936 Testimony Before Ways and Mean Committee 158 1937 The Administration 158 1938-1939 Trade-U.S. and Canada 158 1940 Trains-Amtrak-Local 158 1941 Trichina-Safe Pork 158 1942 Tri-Cities Fair Market Rents-Summer 1989 158 1943 Truth in Mileage 158 1944 U.S. General Services Administration 158 1945 U.S.-Soviet Partners Project, 1989 158 1946 Vernita Bridge Boat Ramp 158 1947 Veterans Administration 158 1948 Veterinarian Medicines 159 1949 Washington Beef vs. NLRB 159 1950 Washington Governor's Staff 159 1951 Washington State Migrant Council 159 1952 Watkins Visit 159 1953 Welcome Letter to New Members 159 1954-1955 Wenatchee Irrigation District 159 1956 Worlds' Fair (Spain) 159 1957 WPDOCs-by Subject 159 1958 WPPSS Conversion 159 1959 WPPSS Letter Enclosure 159 1960 WSU Branch Campus Land Transfer Bill 159 1961 Yakima Firing Center Expansion 159 1962 Yakima Weather Station Series 10. Gubernatorial campaign, 1992 160 1963-1964 Miscellaneous campaign material 160 1965 Agricultural Bureau 160 1966 Agriculture Forestry Letter 160 1967 Announcement Tour, Contributions 160 1968 Asian Pacific American Political Caucus (APPAC) 160 1969 Benchmark Survey 160 1970 Jay Bryant 160 1971 Campaign Fair Practices 160 1972 Campaign Schedule 160 1973 Commission on Children, Youth and Families 160 1974 Cougar Letter 160 1975 Credit Letter 160 1976 Crista Ministries 160 1977 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Adams to Benton 161 1978 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Chelan to Douglas 161 1979 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Ferry 161 1980 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): King 161 1981 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Kitsap to Skamania 161 1982 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Snohomish to Thurston 161 1983 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Wahkiakum to Whitman 162 1984 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): Yakima 162 1985 1992 Contributions by County (Codes Included): County Unknown 162 1986 Dairy Farmers 162 1987 Education Fact Sheet 162 1988 Endorsements 162 1989 Focus Group Survey 162 1990 Yvonne Goldsmith Letter 162 1991 Slade Gorton 162 1992 Grain Growers 162 1993 Grape Growers 162 1994 Hamilton, Letter, Contributions 162 1995 Hort Letter, Contributions 162 1996 Hospital Administrators 162 1997 House 1 162 1998 Hubert Letter 162 1999 Insurance 162 2000 International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union 162 2001 King-G.O.P 162 2002 Lewis County 162 2003 Miller Letter 162 2004 Miscellaneous Newsletters, Letters, Etc. 162 2005 Newhouse Letter 162 2006 Nursery 162 2007 Old Donors 162 2008 PAC Fundraiser, Invitations, Contributions 162 2009 Pierce City 162 2010 Peninsula Business Journal 162 2011 Polls 163 2012 Questionnaire: Adams County 163 2013 Questionnaire: American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) 163 2014 Questionnaire: Association of WA, School Principals 163 2015 Questionnaire: Blacks in Government (BIG) 163 2016 Questionnaire: Building Industry Association of Washington (BIA) 163 2017 Questionnaire: The Columbian 163 2018 Questionnaire: Heart of American Northwest 163 2019 Questionnaire: The Herald 163 2020 Questionnaire: Initiative 119 163 2021 Questionnaire: Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center 163 2022 Questionnaire: International Herald Examiner 163 2023 Questionnaire: Journal American 163 2024 Questionnaire: League of Women Voters 163 2025 Questionnaire: Lutheran Compass 163 2026 Questionnaire: Mason County Private Property Alliance 163 2027 Questionnaire: The Media Index 163 2028 Questionnaire: Microsoft Statement 163 2029 Questionnaire: North Olympic Timber Action Committee (NOTAC) 163 2030 Questionnaire: N.W. Indian Fisheries Commission 163 2031 Questionnaire: The Olympian 163 2032 Questionnaire: Pacific Media Group 163 2033 Questionnaire: Planned Parenthood 163 2034 Questionnaire: The People's Press 163 2035 Questionnaire: Political Equity Coalition 163 2036 Questionnaire: Puget Sound Business Journal 163 2037 Questionnaire: Responsible Dog Owners of Western States (RDOWS) 163 2038 Questionnaire: Seattle Municipal Elections Committee 163 2039 Questionnaire: Seattle PI, League of Women's Voters 163 2040 Questionnaire: The Seattle Times 163 2041 Questionnaire: Senior Spectrum 163 2042 Questionnaire: Sierra Club 163 2043 Questionnaire: Spokane Alliance for the Mentally Ill 163 2044 Questionnaire: Spokesman Review 163 2045 Questionnaire: Times Mirror 163 2046 Questionnaire: Tri-Cities Herald 163 2047 Questionnaire: WA Advocates for the Mentally Ill 163 2048 Questionnaire: WA Association of Realtors 163 2049 Questionnaire: Washington Family Council 163 2050 Questionnaire: WA Federation of Teachers 163 2051 Questionnaire: WA Health Care Association 163 2052 Questionnaire: WA Research Council 163 2053 Questionnaire: WA State Association of Auditors 163 2054 Questionnaire: WA State National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) 163 2055 Questionnaire: WA State Psychiatric Association 163 2056 Questionnaire: WA State SANE-Freeze 163 2057 Questionnaire: WA State Women's Political Caucus 163 2058 Questionnaire: Women in Farm Economics (WIFE) 163 2059 Realtors: Letter 163 2060 Realtors: "Sell Home" 163 2061 Statement to the Reel News 163 2062 Gerald Saling-Letter 163 2063 Skagit River Post 163 2064 Small Business Column 163 2065 Straight Talk Radio Program 164 2066 Survey: Pre Decisional 164 2067 Toplist 164 2068 University Club 164 2069 WA Education Association Letter 164 2070 Article: The Washington Firefighter 164 2071 Article for WA Public Employees Association (WPEA) Sentinel 164 2072 WA State Federation of Business and Professional Women (BPW) Letter of Endorsement 164 2073 WA State Trappers Association-Letter 164 2074-2075 WA Statewide Tracking by Research-Strategy-Management Inc. 164 2076 WA Thoroughbred Breeders Association 164 2077 James Weyrich-Letter 164 2078 1980 Election: David Williams: Letter Contributions 164 2079 1980 Election: Campaign Letters and Statements (Unfiled) 164 2080 1980 Election: Fundraising Letters 164 2081 1980 Election: Letters from Contributors 165 2082 1980 Election: Marble Reports 165 2083 1980 Election: Media Information Kit 165 2084 1980 Election: Memory Letters 165 2085 1980 Election: Miscellaneous Stickers, Brochures, Etc. 165 2086 1980 Election: Morrison Biography 165 2087-2089 1980 Election: Press Clippings 165 2090 1980 Election: "Special Press" 165 2091 1980 Election: Survey of Voter Attitudes 165 2092 1980 Election: Ticket Samples Series 11. Photographs, circa 1980-1992 Subseries 11.1. Photographs: Sid Morrison District Visits ("On-Site") 166 2093 On Site: 1980-1981 166 2094-2095 On Site: 1982 166 2096 On Site: Photo Album-Fast flux test facility dedication, 1982 April 30 166 2097 On Site: 1983 166 2098 On Site: 1984 166 2099 On Site: 1985 166 2100 On Site: 1986 166 2101 On Site: 1987 166 2102 On Site: 1989 166 2103 On Site 1989. Hanford visit, 1989 August 29 166 2104 On Site: 1991 166 2105 On Site: 1992 166 2106-2108 On Site: Undated Subseries 11.2. Photographs: Sid Morrison with school groups 167 2109 School related: 1983 167 2110 School related: 1984 167 2111 School related: 1985 167 2112 School related: 1986 167 2113 School related: 1987 167 2114 School related: 1988 167 2115 School related: 1989 167 2116 School related: 1990 167 2117 School related: 1991 167 2118 School related: 1992 167 2119 School related: Undated Subseries 11.3. Photographs: Awards and ceremonies 167 2120 1982 167 2121 1983 167 2122 1985 167 2123 1986 167 2124 1987 167 2125 1988 167 2126 1989 167 2127 1990 167 2128 1992 167 2129 Undated Subseries 11.4. Photographs: Sid Morrison with clubs and organizations 167 2130 1981 167 2131 1982 167 2132 1983 167 2133 1984 167 2134 1985 167 2135 1986 167 2136 1987 167 2137 1988 167 2138 1989 167 2139 1990 167 2140 1991 167 2141 1992 167 2142 Undated Subseries 11.5. Photographs: Sid Morrison with private citizens 168 2143 1981 168 2144 1982 168 2145 1983 168 2146 1984 168 2147 1985 168 2148 1986 168 2149 1987 168 2150 1988 168 2151 1989 168 2152 1990 168 2153 1991 168 2154 1992 168 2155-2156 Undated Subseries 11.6. Sid Morrison photographs for official publications 169 2157 1981 169 2158 1982 169 2159 1983 169 2160 1984 169 2161 1985 169 2162 1986 169 2163 1987 169 2164 1988 169 2165 1989 169 2166 1990 169 2167 1991 169 2168 1992 169 2169 Loose documents filed with photographs 170 2170-2177 Undated Subseries 11.7. Proof sheets, negatives and slides 171 2178-2181 Proof sheets, negatives and slides Subseries 11.8. Oversized photos 172 2182-2187 Oversized photos Series 12. Audiovisual media, circa 1980-1992 Subseries 12.1. Video recordings 173 2188 Campaign Ads-1980 September 27 173 2189 Campaign Profile: Morrison on Issues-1980 October 16 173 2190 Campaign Cameos-1982 173 2191 Morrison with Ronald Reagan-1982 173 2192 Legacy of Greatness, Republican National Convention-1982 January 173 2193 Morrison hosts WA Workshop for Students-1982 March 12 173 2194 Campaign Cameos-1984 173 2195 Extending the Harvest, Food Irradiation-1984 173 2196 Morrison show, United Nations-1984 January 30 173 2197 Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 1-1984 July 13 173 2198 Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 2-1984 July 13 173 2199 Unidentified reel (labeled Rep. Morrison) 1988 July 27 174 2200 Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 3-1984 July 13 174 2201 Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 4-1984 July 13 174 2202 Man on Streets, Campaign Ads, number 5-1984 July 13 174 2203 Crossroads, Olympic Essay (CBS)-1984 August 174 2204 Transport, Storage, and Handling of Nuclear Waste-1985 May 15 174 2205 Osteoporosis Brochure (PSA)-1985 September 30 174 2206 Introduction to the Tacoma Fire Channel-1985 October 174 2207 Meeting of the Farm Credit Council: Farm Bill-1985 November 4 174 2208 Office Master, Morrison on Issues-1986-1987 174 2209 Campaign Debate, Morrison and Robert Goedecke-1986 174 2210 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Morrison on Immigration, Show number 1-1986 October 17 174 2211 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Sid Morrison on Immigration (unnumbered)-1986 October 17 174 2212 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 2-1986 October 17 174 2213 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, English and Spanish-1986 October 20 174 2214 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal-1986 October 174 2215 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 October 21 174 2216 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal-1986 October 21 175 2217 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3 175 2218 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3 175 2219 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3 175 2220 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Spanish-1986 November 3 175 2221 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal,-1986 November 3 175 2222 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 1-1986 December 17 175 2223 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 3 (Spanish)-1986 December 17 175 2224 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 1 (Spanish)-1986 December 18 175 2225 Protect Yourself, Keep it Legal, Show number 2-1986 December 18 175 2226 Morrison Show, Excerpts-1987-1989 175 2227 Eastern WA University, Gov. Booth Gardner-1987 March 12 175 2228 Campaign TV spots-1988 175 2229 Hanford, MacNeil Lehrer Show-1988 June 20 175 2230 Campaign Cameos and Ads 1988 June 17 175 2231 Sid Morrison Show on Social Security and Medicare-1988 February 19 175 2232 Osteoporosis, Hosted by Morrison-1987 176 2233 Morrison Speech at Richland High School re: Veteran's Affairs-1988 June 27 176 2234 Morrison Speech at Richland High School re: Veteran's Affairs-1988 June 27 176 2235 Morrison Show on Social Security-Medicare-1988 July 27 176 2236 Morrison Show on Social Security-Medicare-1988 July 27 176 2237 Morrison Show on Social Security-Medicare-1988 July 28 176 2238 Organ Donor Week-Medstar Committee Interviews-1989 176 2239 Morrison Show on Hanford, Nuclear Fuel for Space Program-1989 October 12 176 2240 Morrison Show on Hanford, Nuclear Fuel for Space Program-1989 October 12 176 2241 Inside Debates: A Practical Guide-1990 176 2242 U.S. Wetlands: A Field Report-1990 176 2243 Jack Ward Thomas Presentation, (Spotted Owl)-1990 April 176 2244 Spotted Owl Listing Decision, National News Coverage-1990 June 176 2245 Morrison on Food Managers Conference, Farm Bill-1990 August 3 176 2246 Morrison on Food Managers Conference, Farm Bill-1990 August 3 176 2247 School Board Business-Accelerated Learning-Magnet Presentation, 1990 September 18 176 2248 American Art Alliance (PSM)-1990 September 21 176 2249 Save our Salmon-1990 November 1 177 2250 The Wealth in Wetlands-1991 177 2251 Press Conference: Raw Footage and Edited Piece-1991 April 11 177 2252 Parliamentary Reunion Mexico-USA, San Jose Los Cabos BCS. Mexico-1991 May 177 2253 Morrison at Hugh O'Brien Youth Seminar-1991 May 21 177 2254 Newsclippings-1991 October 177 2255 Newsclippings-1991 November 177 2256 Candidacy Announcement-1991 November 4 177 2257 Morrison on the WA State Agricultural Board-1991 November 14 177 2258 Hanford, House Session-1991 November 18 177 2259 Gubernatorial Forum-1992 177 2260 News Coverage, "S. Morrison Campaign"-1992 January 177 2261 MacNeil-Lehrer, WA State-1992 February 4 177 2262 Campaign Ads, Governor's Race-1992 February 19 177 2263 Newsclippings, Governor's Race-1992 March 23 177 2264 Morrison on Drug Abuse in the Workplace-1992 March 25 177 2265 Morrison on Drug Abuse in the Workplace-1992 March 25 177 2266 Newsclippings, Governor's Race-1992 April 177 2267 Candidate Focus Group, Yakima, WA-1992 April 7 177 2268 News clippings on Morrison-1992 June 177 2269 News Coverage on Morrison-1992 July 177 2270 Morrison on Endangered Species-1992 May 27 178 2271 Scimitar Ridge Ranch BBQ Dinner-1992 July 20 178 2272 Citizens for Morrison, Campaign Ad-1992 July 20 178 2273 Citizens for Morrison, Campaign Ad-1992 August 27 178 2274 Campaign Ads, for Governor-1992 August 27 178 2275 Aerial Forest Management Foundation, 3 Studies, undated 178 2276 Campaign Ad (Morrison in Mountains), undated 178 2277 Come Grow with Us, Port of Pasco, undated 178 2278 Morrison on C-Span and CNN, undated 178 2279 Goat Rocks Statement-Morrison at the Capitol, undated 178 2280 Indonesia: Tropical Forests Forever, undated 178 2281 A Look at Private Forest Management in WA State Today. undated 178 2282 Newsclippings, Hanford, undated 178 2283 Newsclippings, Wa. Wetlands, undated 178 2284 Vertical Lift for our Forest", undated 178 2285 A View from the Forest, Northern Spotted Owl, undated 178 2286 Voyager: A Retrospective, undated 178 2287 Power Requirements for Space Technology, undated 178 2288 Space Basics, NASA Congressional Relations, undated 178 2289 A Touch of Clymer, John Clymer Museum, undated 178 2290 Sid Morrison for Governor, Telemundo, undated 179 2291 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 18, Sid Morrison 1982 September 8 179 2292 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 479, Sid Morrison-Testimonial, 1982 October 23 179 2293 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 480, Sid Morrison-Liz's Story, 1982 October 23 179 2294 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 519, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23 179 2295 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 520, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23 179 2296 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 522, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23 179 2297 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 523, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23 179 2298 KAPP Channel 35 Yakima-Studio Reel number 589, Sid Morrison, 1982 October 23 Subseries 12.1. Audio recordings 180 Reel-to-reel recordings (5" tapes, 42 items) 180 Reel-to-reel recordings (7" tapes, 7 items) 181 Audiocassettes (115 items) Series 13. Awards, circa 1980-1992 182 Plaques 183 Trophies Series 14. Reference and processing information 184 Documentation of automated office correspondence management system (3 folders) 184 Use Agreement forms (blanks) 184 Processing file and transmittals Series 15. Oversized materials (maps and transparencies) O/S 2299-2300 Proposed Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Maps, 1986 September 1 Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area map, 1987 2 Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area (composite printed map), undated 3 Okanogan National Forest maps, "Owl additions" (manuscript map), 1991 June 14 4.1-4.6 "Spotted Owl Delisting Options" maps (6 rolls, 16 items), circa 1990-1991 5 Cougar Lakes Wilderness (annotated printed maps), 4 items), 1981-1983 6 Cougar Lakes Wilderness map overlays, undated 7 Unidentified transparencies ("Our G-P" and unlabeled), undated 8 Asset Management Study R-6 (annotated printed maps showing proposed land exchanges), 1983 9 Proposed Wilderness Boundaries for Cougar Lakes and Norse Peak (annotated printed maps), 1981-1984.