Collections : [New York State Modern Political Archive]

This series contains copies of the Congressional Record including remarks by or about Frank Becker or of interest to him, such as prayer in schools. Sometimes the entire copy of the Congressional Record appears in the folder, while other times there is just a clipping. In addition, there is supplemental correspondence in some files. Please note the numbers in the folder titles refer to the page number of the remarks of interest.

This series includes videotapes and film reels produced by or on topics of interest to the Atlantic Chapter dating from the 1980s. Among them are several public service announcements produced by the Sierra Club, television news reports, and a Canadian film on acid rain.

This series includes material concerning the tenants of the Women's Building and groups that had an explicit relationship with the Women's Building or Tri-City Women's Center. This consists of material not particular to the Women's Building or Tri-City Women's Center, including correspondence, leases and other agreements, promotional material, newsletters and other publications, and general administrative documents.

The records found in this series consist of legislative actions, correspondence with constituents, newspaper clippings, and subject-specific documents. Such subjects fall under the categories of: Foreign Affairs and various Departments and Committees. The Food Stamps Program documentation is also found within this series. Within this series are also applications to military academies to be approved by Farbstein. As these materials contain personally identifiable information, these specific files have been restricted.

This series contains 7" audio reels concerning criminal justice.

This series contains publications accumulated by Moore, including periodicals and printed reports. It includes both publications by external sources and the publications of organizations with which Moore served, such as the Government Affairs Foundation and the New York State Commission on School Buildings. The series is organized alphabetically by the name of the author or issuing organization and by title when that information is not given. It includes an extensive file of New York State publications from various government divisions, mostly related to state and municipal finance, as well as numerous publications from third-party groups, such as the Institute of Assessing Officers and the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers. It also includes copies of Governor Rockefeller's messages to the legislature.

The Publications series consists of the published newsletters produced by either the Tri-City Women's Center or the Women's Building. The publication was originally called the Tri-City Women's Center Newsletter, and was renamed first, The Women-Centered News, and then the Women's Building News.

Series 6 is composed primarily of job descriptions, summaries, and related documents from the late 1950s to the 1980s. All descriptions are in order of job codes, which are designated in the first few folders of the series.

This series primarily consists of personal correspondence between Michelle Crone and her friends and personal acquaintances. Crone's personal life often overlapped with her professional and political life, and thus, many letters discuss topics from other series. Postcards and greeting cards were retained only when they possessed informational content. Additionally, the "Resumes" folder contains several version of Crone's resume, documenting a number of events and activities that she was involved with until 1996.

This material is all outgoing correspondence from Daniel Button. It is arranged according to its original order, chronologically and then alphabetically. The files are color-coordinated by year and then listed in precise alphabetical order. All incoming correspondence is in either subject correspondence or case files. Also, the material has not been organized like Button's incoming mail, which he separated by individual case. He arranged his outgoing mail into large folders of A, B, C, etc.