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Guide to the Al Swift Congressional Papers
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Guide to the Al Swift Congressional Papers
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Legislators--United States--Washington (State).
Election law. Telecommunication--Law and legislation--United States. Radioactive waste disposal--Law and legislation--United States. Water-power--Washington (State). Dams--Elwah River (Wash.). Environmental law. Broadcasting--Law and legislation--United States. Washington (State) Artifacts Moving Images Photographs Sound Recordings Business, Industry, and Labor Environmental Conditions Fisheries and Wildlife Government and Politics International Relations Military Native Americans Public Works Public Utilities Science |
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| Description |
U.S. Congressional Representative Al
Swift was active from 1978 to 1994, serving on many committees. The records
document important issues of the late 1970's through the mid-1990's including
campaign finance reform, uniform poll closing and environmental issues relating
to clean air, nuclear waste, the spotted owl, and hydroelectric power. Swift
was also considered a legislative expert on telecommunication and broadcasting
issues.
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| Publisher |
Center for Pacific Northwest Studies |
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| Date |
1885-2003
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| Type |
collection
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| Identifier |
http://nwda-db.orbiscascade.org/findaid/ark:/80444/xv67051
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| Language |
English.
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| Coverage |
1885-2003
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