Missoula Electric Cooperative Records, 1950-1979

Consists of correspondence between the MEC and other electric administration entities, including the Bonneville Power Administration, Rural Electric Administration, and other co-ops.

This series is composed of newspaper and magazine clippings collected by the MEC. Most concern territorial integrity and other matters specific to Montana.

Consists of three certificates presented to the MEC from civic entities in Missoula like the Missoula County Fair Association.

This series contains MEC rate schedules and copies of the company's report, A Look to the Past and a Plan for the Future.

Composed of statements of Eugene Pike, mostly before the Montana state legislature on territorial integrity.

This series represents the MEC's involvement with state and federal legislation governing electric generation and delivery. It includes information on the MEC's lobby for Paradise Dam and numerous folders of materials on territorial integrity.

Materials in this series were produced by the NRECA and include reports and workshop materials.

Consists of training materials made available to co-ops like the MEC.

Consists of reports, policy manuals, newsletter, and records of meetings.

This series contains financial and legal information, numerous publications, reports, and speeches.

These materials are largely reports concerning the construction and feasibility of breeder reactors, but also include some legal agreements.

This series consists of materials from Northwest Intertie, an organization in which the MEC was apparently involved. Contents include records of meetings, articles of incorporation, and reports.

This series contains extensive information on the WPPSS, particularly on its Hanford-area operations in southeastern Washington state and on its dealings with the Bonneville Power Administration. Includes reports, financial information, legal agreements.

This series consists largely of meeting minutes from the PPC, but also includes legal materials and reports.

This series contains legal materials and a report from the Federal Power Commission.

This series contains meeting records, reports, and a speech associated with the NPPA.

This series contains two reports from the MPC, on rates and its annual statistical report.

Consists of the Montana Rural Electric News 1958-1975.

This series contains materials from the Columbia Storage Power Exchange, the Committee for Paradise Dam, the Edison Electric Institute, the Mecklenberg Electric Cooperative, member services, Oregonians for Nuclear Safeguards, the State of Montana, Washington State University, and Westinghouse. The Washington State University materials are concerned with the Power Professorship and with a program for students in which the MEC provided some internship opportunities. There is also a Reports and Rate schedule.