The records found in this series consist of legislative actions, correspondence with constituents, newspaper clippings, and other subject-specific documents. Such subjects fall under the categories of: Foreign Affairs and various Departments and Committees are included in this series.
These records are specific to the counties of New York as they participated in coordinated care efforts for people with mental health needs. There are documents regarding activities unique to certain counties, such as closures of facilities and resignations of Conference members. There are also letters, memos, and reports covering topics like mandate relief recommendations, comprehensive outpatient programs, health needs surveys, and funding issues.
The outreach and publications series presents materials that Murder Victims' Families for Reconciliation and its members created in an attempt to spread the word about their fight to end the death penalty. To spread word about their cause, the organization and its members created exhibits and books, wrote articles and newsletters, gave speeches, and attempted to create adult education classes. Contained in this series are correspondence, newspaper clippings, newsletters, brochures, booklets, manuscripts, transcripts, reports, drafts, proofs, schedules, floppy disks, zip disks, dvds, and vhs tapes.
Contains annotated constitutions and laws, newspaper clippings, legal briefs and other publications, many of which are heavily annotated by Kirchheimer. These include the 1963 German "Spiegel" case and the Morton Sobell case. There are also annotated Marxist-Leninist pamphlets.
This series is made up of legal material and correspondence for cases on which Michael Mello may have had some connection; as counsel, informal advisor, or cases for which he was hired to write Amicus Curiae. Some of the more prominent cases represented in this series include Rolando Cruz, Alvin Ford, Joseph M. Giarratano, and Michael Lambrix.
Please note that the archivist removed the geneological key and photographs from The Nam Family: A Study in Cacogenics for preservation purposes. These items are now stored in box 4, folder 10.
The Schenectady City and County Government collection contains information on the city of Schenectady, N.Y. The collection also features information on the criminal justice system.
Publications include newsletters, magazines, and studies that Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty use to support ongoing efforts to abolish capital punishment. Flyers and pamphlets are also included in this series.
This series holds daily office papers filed by Gloria DeSole and Rosemary Kilkenny Sabai who were directors of the Affirmative Action Office during this period. It includes office memos, correspondence within the University and without, and meeting minutes. These all hold information on office work such as the workforce analysis of the campus, hiring waiver requests, and dealings with Section 504 and Title IX.
Contains arbitration decisions (1979), constitution (1980), correspondence from the Department of Correctional Services (1972-79), and labor-management meetings (1978). The files of Sing Sing Local 1413 are a dozen or more folders pertaining exclusively to the local. Included within the series are correspondence with Council 82, arbitration decisions, and correspondence from the Minority Correction Officers Association. Local 1413 also publishes its own newsletter, "The Way Out," and maintained clippings and copies of printed articles on the New York State criminal justice system. This series is but a part of the records available for Sing Sing Local 1413. Additional records may be found throughout the Subject File series.