US-RUn-msg89 Claudine Schneider Congressional Papers 1973-1995 Finding aid prepared by Beth A. Ullucci, Kathie J. Ellison, Kevin J. Logan, Mark J. Dionne. University of Rhode Island, University Archives and Special Collections 2015 January 30
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 Schneider, Claudine Claudine Schneider Congressional Papers 1973-1995 Claudine Schneider Congressional Papers 161 box(es) The collection contains records created by the administration of United States Representative from Rhode Island Claudine Schneider, 1981-1991. Mss. Gr. 89 Biographical note

Claudine (Cmarado) Schneider served Rhode Island's second congressional district for five consecutive terms (1981-1991). She was born on March 25, 1947 in Clairton, Pennsylvania, and was the eldest of three children. She attended Catholic schools in the Pittsburgh area, and continued her education at Rosemont College, PA; Windham College, VT (BA in languages 1969); the University of Barcelona, Spain and the University of Rhode Island's School of Community Planning.

In 1969, Cmarado moved to Washington D.C. to take a job as executive administrator for Concern, Inc., a national environmental education organization. In 1970 Cmarado married Eric Schneider and when Eric became a research scientist at the University of Rhode Island's Center for Ocean Management Studies, the couple moved to Narragansett, Rhode Island.

In 1973, Schneider founded the Rhode Island Committee on Energy, a citizen's group which successfully stopped the construction of a nuclear reactor in Charlestown. That year Schneider also founded the Conservation Law Foundation, an organization that represented citizens in environmental disputes. She continued as the foundation's executive director until 1978. In 1977, Schneider assumed the position of federal coordinator of the Rhode Island Coastal Zone Management Program and in 1978 Republican nominee for Rhode Island's second district U.S. representative seat. She lost the election to Democratic incumbent Edward Beard. From 1978-80, Schneider was producer and host of the Public Affairs program for WJAR-TV, Providence.

In 1980, Schneider again challenged Representative Beard for his congressional seat and defeated the Democrat with 56% of the vote. She was the first woman elected to Congress from Rhode Island and the first Republican to represent the second district since 1938. In 1982 Schneider became one of two first term representatives to introduce legislation that became law.

Schneider was active on the Science, Space and Technology Committee, the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, and the Select Committee on Aging. Her numerous organizational memberships included the Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition (treasurer), Congressional Competitiveness Caucus (co-chair), Congressional Caucus on Women's Issues (executive committee member) and the Republican Labor Council (co-founder). Schneider was also active in environmental issues concerning global warming and ocean dumping.

She also worked on issues concerning civil rights, the elderly, women's issues, health care and American competitiveness. She was a leader in the successful opposition to the Clinch River Nuclear Reactor Project and an active supporter of the Civil Rights Restoration Act. In addition, she worked to improve U.S. Soviet relations through appearances on the Congress-Bridge program carried on ABC's Nightline news show. Schneider also participated in the first live unedited satellite TV transmissions between the U.S. Congress and the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.

In 1990, Schneider gave up her seat in the House of Representatives in order to challenge Senator Claiborne Pell for his senate seat. After her defeat, Schneider moved to Boulder, Colorado and became director of the The Artemis Project. Schneider now works as an independent consultant and the Corporate Social Responsibility Advisor to the Board of National Grid. She also works with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on enlisting corporations to pursue strategies for reducing their carbon emissions.

 Collection Information

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 Preferred Citation

Claudine Schneider Congressional Papers, Mss. Gr. 89, University of Rhode Island, University Archives and Special Collections.

 Scope and Content Note

The Claudine Schneider Papers were donated by the former congresswoman in 1990 and 1991. Prior to their transfer the records were housed in Schneider's Washington, D.C. office. The collection consists of official records from Schneider's five terms (1981-1991) as the United States Representative from Rhode Island's second district. Included are records generated by Schneider’s staff members Anne Schwartz, David Stonner and Ian A. Nichols.

Series I, Subject Files, 1978-90, consists of issue-related and political material accumulated during Schneider's five terms as U.S. Representative for Rhode Island's second district. Included in this series are press clips, correspondence, articles, schedules, pamphlets and photographs.

Series II, Correspondence, 1980-90, contains materials such as letters cosigned, official correspondence, "Dear Colleague" letters and thank-you letters. The series is incomplete since personal correspondence and some staff memoranda are missing.

Series III, Bills Co-sponsored, 1983-90 consists of bills cosponsored by Schneider and related materials. This series is also incomplete since most bills from the 100th and 101st Congresses are missing.

Series IV, Bills Sponsored, 1982-90, contains bills primarily sponsored by Claudine and related materials.

Series V, Women's Issues, 1982-90, includes materials relating to Schneider's interest and participation in women's issues. The series contains materials such as press clips, correspondence, articles and speeches.

Series VI, Clinch River, 1975-83, consists of material relating to the $3.2 billion Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project in Tennessee. Records include correspondence, press clips, and newsletters. The Series is incomplete since some of the files were lost during shipping.

Series VII, Press Releases, 1980-90, includes press releases issued by Schneider's office.

Series VIII, News Clips, 1977-90, consists of press clips which either mention or quote Schneider.

Series IX, House Campaigns 1978-88, contains materials relating to Schneider's six campaigns for the House of Representatives and includes briefing books, correspondence, memos, press releases, endorsements, budgets, scrapbooks, audiotapes, videotapes, volunteer lists and campaign brochures.

Series X, Senate Campaign, 1982-1990, documents Schneider's attempt to win election to the U.S. Senate in 1990. Included are correspondence, memos, briefing books, polling data, position papers, brochures, bumper stickers, pamphlets, press releases, campaign finance reports, and videotapes.

Series XI, Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant, 1973-1979, includes materials relating to Schneider's opposition to the construction of a nuclear power plant in Charlestown, Rhode Island. Included are correspondence, memos, legal briefs, petitions for leave to intervene, reports, and transcripts of testimony. Although the material in this series pre-dates Schneider's campaigns and Congressional service, it is included in this record group because it demonstrates Schneider's commitment to political activism and because it is the issue which first brought her to public attention in Rhode Island.

Series XII, Computer Files, 1983-86, consists of various computer disks produced and maintained by Schneider's staff.

Series XIII, Memorabilia, 1983-90, contains plaques, awards and honorary degrees given to Claudine Schneider during her five terms as a U.S. Representative.

The records contained in the Addendum series include subject files, campaign files, news articles, photographs, film, audio cassettes, plaques and awards. These materials were transferred to Special Collections in 2000 from the Schneider’s former residence in Narragansett, Rhode Island.

Series XIV, Subject Files, 1973-1993, contains correspondence, memoranda, speeches, reports, and news articles. Subjects include issues concerning the environment, education, commerce, nuclear power, women’s rights, and drug control.

Series XV, House Campaigns, 1978-1990, contains correspondence, reports, speeches, campaign advertisements, and financial records regarding Schneider’s campaigns for congress.

Series XVI, Senate Campaigns, 1987-1990, contains correspondence, reports, speeches, campaign advertisements, and financial records regarding Schneider’s bid for the United States Senate seat in 1990.

Series XVII, News Articles, 1973-1992, contains newspaper clippings and magazine articles. Topics include issues relating to political campaigns, environmental management, and health care.

Series XVIII, Photographs, 1978-1990, contains photographs, slides, and negatives of Schneider’s campaign events, hearings, speeches, and foreign travel.

Series XIX, Audiovisual, 1978-1990, contains VHS cassettes, film reels, and audio cassettes of newscasts, political talk shows, and documentaries.

Series XX, Printed Matter, 1982-1990, contains books, photographs, campaign paraphernalia, plaques and awards.

In July of 2006 five linear feet of audiovisual material (1982-1990) consisting of VHS tapes, beta-format tapes, and film reels were transferred to Special Collections from Schneider's residence. Included in the shipment were 1.5 linear feet of paper records (1991-1992) concerning health care reform, biodiversity, and other environmental issues.

 Arrangement

The collection is arranged into twenty one series as follows: 1. Subject Files 2. Correspondence 3. Bills Co-Sponsored 4. Bills Sponsored 5. Women's Issues 6. Clinch River 7. Press Releases 8. News Clips 9. House Campaigns 10. Senate Campaign 11. Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant 12. Computer Files 13. Memorabilia 14. Addendum Subject Files 15. Addendum House Campaigns 16. Addendum Senate Campaign 17. Addendum Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant 18. Addendum News Article 19. Addendum Photographs 20. Addendum Audio Visual 21. Addendum Printed Matter

Administrative Information

The collection was donated as a gift to the University of Rhode Island by Representative Claudine Schneider.

The records were transferred to the University of Rhode Island from the offices and residences of Claudine Schneider, 1990-2001.

The first 13 series were processed by the Special Collections staff in 1992. The addendum series were processed by Mark Dionne in 2001.

 Names

Schneider, Claudine University of Rhode Island Subjects

Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant (Rhode Island) Clinch River Breeder Reactor Power Plant Elections -- Rhode Island Legislators Legislators -- Rhode Island nuclear power plants Rhode Island -- Politics and government Rhode Island. General Assembly. House of Representatives Rhode Island. General Assembly. Senate Universities and colleges -- Rhode Island Women legislators -- United States RIAMCO Browsing Terms Government, Politics and Law Inventory Series 1 1-25 1-285 Subject Files1978-1990

The Subject Files consist of briefing books, correspondence, memoranda, speeches, reports, calendars, congressional schedules, newsletters, and news articles. Subjects include acid rain, global warming, education, commerce, foreign policy, and energy. The legislative reports are from the Select Committee on Aging and the Committee on Science and Technology. The series also includes materials regarding a court case from 1978 in which Schneider sued Edward Beard, her political opponent in the 1978 Congressional race.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 1 1 1982-1986 Accomplishments and Bills Supported, 97-99th Congresses 1 2 1983-1984 Accomplishments and Bills Supported, 98th Congress 1 3 1985-1986 Accomplishments and Bills Supported, 99th Congress 1 4 1986-1987 Accomplishments and Bills Supported, 100th Congress 1 5 1985-1987, undated Affirmative Action 1 6 1984-1986, undated African Famine 1 7 undated Aging Committee. X-Ref: Select Committee on Aging 2 8 1986 American Cancer Society 2 9 1984-1985, undated American Society for Public Administration 2 10 1987 Amtrak 2 11 1983 Anson Corporation, Cranston, RI 2 12 1983-1984 Arms Control 2 13 1982, 1986-1989, undated Articles by Schneider 2 14 1985 Artistic Discovery Competition 2 15 1987 Artistic Discovery Competition 2 16 1980-1981, 1986, undated Awards 2 17 1979, 1982 Bank Liberalization 2 18 1987 Beach Public Access 2 19 1980, undated Biographies 2 20 1988 Blue Cross's Plan 65 2 21 1981-1982 Briefing Book: 97th Congress (Formerly Bound) 3 22 1981-1982 Briefing Book: 97th Congress II (Formerly Bound) 3 23 1985-1986 Briefing Book: 99th Congress (Formerly Bound) 3 24 1987 Briefing Book: 100th Congress (Formerly Bound) 3 25 1983 Budget: Fiscal Year 1984 3 26 1989 Bush, Barbara: Visit to Rhode Island 3 27 1989 Bush, President George: Visit to Rhode Island 3 28 1987 Calendar/Schedule 4 29 1988-1989, undated Capotosto, Aldo 4 30 1988-1989 Carl Perkins Vocational Education Act Reauthorization 4 31 undated Carl Perkins Vocational Education Act Reauthorization 4 32 1988-1989, undated Center for Public Concern, Brown University 4 33 1990 Central Falls Prison 4 34 1989 Charitable Contributions, Solicitations for 4 35 1984-1987 Civil Rights Restoration Act 4 36 1988, undated Civil Rights Restoration Act 4 37 1981, 1983-1984 Civil Rights: Title IX Bills 5 38 1985-1986, 1989, undated Civil Rights: Title IX Bills 5 39 1981-1984 "Claudine Reports" Constituent Newsletter 5 40 1986 Claudine Schneider Retirement Plan: Employer Administrative Guide 5 41 1981 Clean Air Act Briefing Book 5 42 1986-1987, undated Committee Lists 5 43 1981, 1985 Committee on Science & Technology: Hearings 5 44 1981-1985 Competitiveness. See also: Congressional Competitiveness Caucus 5 45 1986-1987, 1989-1990, undated Competitiveness 6 46 1986 Comprehensive Test Ban (CTB) 6 47 1986, undated Congress Bridge 6 48 1986-1987 Jun Congressional Caucus on Competitiveness 6 49 1987-1989 Aug, undated Congressional Caucus on Competitiveness 6 50 1984 Congressional Exchange Program 6 51 undated Congressional Management Guide 6 52 1987-1988, undated Congressional Task Force on Minority Set Asides 6 53 1981-1982, 1986-1987 Feb Constituent Correspondence 6 54 1987 Mar-Apr Constituent Correspondence 7 55 1987 May-Nov Constituent Correspondence 7 56 1985 Constituent Questionnaire 7 57 1987-1988 Coventry Senior Center 7 58 1990 Cranston Sewer Project 7 59 1985-1989, undated Day Care In Rhode Island 7 60 1983-1984 Deficit Cutting Votes in the 98th Congress 7 61 1983, undated Dioxin Exposure 7 62 1990 Doer, Yannee 7 63 1988-1989 Dorcas Place 7 64 1988, undated Drugs 7 65 1989-1990 65 Easton's Beach 7 66 1989-1990, undated Economic Conversion and Defense Adjustment 7 67 1980-1982 Economy 7 68 1982 Education: Coalition Against Reductions in Education (C.A.R.E.) 8 69 1983 Education: Computers in schools 8 70 1989-1990, undated Education: EDSAT Institute 8 71 1984 Education: Equal Access 8 72 1982-1984, 1986-1987, 1989, undated Education: Foreign Language Programs 8 73 1986-1990, undated Education: Literacy 8 74 1988 Education: Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition. See also: Energy: Northeast, Midwest-Congressional Coalition District Hearing 8 75 1983 Education: Re-schooling the Adult Worker 8 76 1985, 1988-1989, undated Education: Rhode Island Statistics 8 77 1982-1983, 1986-1987, undated Education: Science Education 8 78 1990 Education: Statement on the Equity and Excellence in Education Act of 1990 8 79 1982 Education: Update 8 80 1981, 1988, 1990 Education: Miscellaneous 8 81 1984-1986, undated Electric Boat 8 82 1980-1982, undated El Salvador 9 83 1980-1981, 1984, 1989, undated Energy: Alternatives to Foreign Oil Dependence. See also: Energy: Solar Tax Credit 9 84 1983-1984 Energy: Costs 9 85 1980-1981, undated Energy: Management Systems 9 86 1982-1983 Energy: Natural Gas Study 9 87 1981 Energy: New England Power Authority 9 88 1980-1981 Energy: Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition District Hearing 9 89 1987-1989 Energy: Nuclear Power 9 90 1980, 1985 Energy: Rhode Island Plan and Conference 9 91 1980-1982, 1984-1985, undated Energy: Solar Tax Credits and Loans 9 92 1983-1985, 1988, undated Energy: Statements 9 93 1980, 1981, 1985, undated Energy: Miscellaneous 10 94 1985 Environment: Acid Rain 10 95 1988-1990 Global Warming 10 96 1985 Globe Scope Conference 10 97 1983-1986, undated Indoor Air Pollution 10 98 1988 New England 10 99 1988 Ocean Dumping 10 100 1980, 1987-1988, undated Toxic Waste 10 101 1978, 1980-1981, undated Toxic Waste in Rhode Island 10 102 1985, 1989-1990 Waste Management Briefing Book 10 103 1986-1990 Miscellaneous 10 104 1983 Environmental protection Agency: Press Conference 10 105 1983 Federal Jobs Placement Office Closing 10 106 1983 Federal Revenue Sharing 10 107 1986 Fleet Financial Group 10 108 1986-1987 Food Drive 10 109 1986, undated Fundraising 11 110 1983-1984, 1987, undated Fundraising Lists 11 111 undated Fundraising Lists 11 112 1985, 1987, undated Fundraising Lists: Political Action Committees 11 113 1983-1985, undated Gasper, Karl 11 114 1983-1984, 1987, undated Gay Rights Legislation 11 115 1982-1983 General Service Administration: Land Sales 11 116 1979, 1982-1983 Jun Procurement Bills 12 117 1983 Jul-Oct, 1987, undated Procurement Bills 12 118 1988 George's Bank Fishing Grounds 12 119 1983 Grenada Invasion 12 120 1983-1984 Grenada Toy Lift 12 121 1987-1989, undated Ground Wave Emergency Network (GWEN) Tower: Correspondence re. Construction of 12 122 1988-1989 Health Care: AIDS 12 123 1988, 1990, undated Alternative Medicine 12 124 1984 Alzheimer Disease Hearing Information (Formerly Bound) 13 125 1985-1990, undated Cancer 13 126 1985 Controlling Cancer: Choices for a Healthy Life 13 127 1989, undated Disabilities Issues 13 128 1989, undated Health Policy Plan 13 129 1984-1988, 1990, undated Long Term Home Care 13 130 1986 Medical Education 13 131 1988-1989 Medicare Catastrophic Coverage 13 132 1984, undated Medicare, Rhode Island 13 133 1985-1987, undated Mental Illness 13 134 1986, 1988, undated Nursing Shortage 13 135 1983-1984 Organ Donations 13 136 1989, 1990, undated Prevention 13 137 1985-1987, 1990, undated Smoking 13 138 1982, 1986-1990, undated Miscellaneous 13 139 1982 Home Mortgages Seminar 13 140 1988-1989 House in Narragansett (Schneider's Legal Residence) 14 141 1987 Human Resources Conference 14 142 1984-1987, undated Immigration Reform Act 14 143 1981 Jan 7 Inauguration of Schneider to Office (Videotape) 14 144 1984, undated Interns 14 145 1980 Issues Committee Lists 14 146 1986-1987 James River Corporation: Correspondence 14 147 1982-1983 Job Incentive Act 14 148 1986-1987 Joint Maritime Congress Washington Newsletter 14 149 1987 KMC, Inc. 14 150 1983 Labor Union Speech 14 151 1980, 1981 League of Conservation Voters 14 152 1987 Legislative Information 14 153 1985-1986, undated Legislative Profile 15 154 1987 Mail Reports 15 155 1984, undated Middle East 15 156 1984, undated Military Reform 15 157 1983-1988, undated Minority Advisory Committee 15 158 1987 Minority Contractors and the Navy, Correspondence re. 15 159 1989 Narragansett Bay Project 15 160 1986 Narragansett Indians 15 161 1987-1988, undated Narragansett Indians 15 162 1987-1988 National Republican Congressional Committee 15 163 1985 The National Taxpayers Union Congressional Spending Study 15 164 1986-1988 Naval Firefighting School 16 165 1983, 1986, 1988 Navy Presence in RI 16 166 1981 Nazi Prosecution 16 167 1989 Apr NEA/CCRI Faculty Association Business-Industry Dinner:Attendee List 16 168 1982 NEA/RIPACE Endorsement 16 169 1987 Network Seminar Speech 16 170 1981-1983 Newsletters 16 171 1984-1988, undated Newsletters 16 172 1985-1986 Ninety-ninth Congress 16 173 1985 Ninety-two Grap Budget Proposal 16 174 1987-1988, 1990 Notch Act 16 175 1982-1983, 1987 Nuclear Freeze 16 176 1983-1984 Nuclear Power Plants: University Campuses 16 177 1987 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, Petition re. 16 178 1984-1985, undated Nuclear Winter 17 179 undated Ocean Policy Issues 17 180 1982, 1987 Office Lease, Correspondence re. 17 181 1985-1986, undated Packard-Bromley Report 17 182 undated Patterson Supreme Court Decision. X-Ref: Runyon Supreme Court Decision 17 183 1985 The Pentagon Tilt 17 184 1986-1987 Personnel Forms 17 185 1978, 1980, undated Photographs: VFW Event 17 186 1989 Photographs, Miscellaneous 17 187 1982-1984, 1987-1988 Picillo Hazardous Waste Site 17 188 1989 Plum Beach Lighthouse 17 189 1980, undated Position Papers 17 0 undated Postal Patrons. X-Ref: Newsletters . 17 190 1988, 1990 Presidential Award for Drug-Free Schools: Rhode Island Finalists 17 191 1989 Mar 25 Press Conference (Tape Cassette) 17 192 1981, 1987 Press/Public Relations 17 193 1986 Press Secretary, Applicants for 17 194 1985-1986, 1988 Programs of Events 17 195 1978, 1981-1982 Questionnaire Responses 17 196 1987 Quonset/Davisville Access Road 18 197 1990 Raytheon: Defense Budget for Combat Control Systems 18 198 1990 Raytheon: Israel's Rejection of Dolphin Submarine Combat System Contract 18 199 1986 Refugee Speech 18 200 1986, undated Refugees: Peter Pond Letters re. 18 201 1985 Religion and Politics Notes 18 202 1984 Republican Mainstream Committee Press Conference 18 203 1989 Republican Research Committee Task Force on the Medicare Catastrophic Protection Law 18 204 1984, undated Resource Conservation and Development 18 205 1984 Rhode Island Foreign Trade Zones 18 206 1988 Rhode Island High Technology Industry and Business 18 207 1987 Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns 18 208 1986 Rhode Island Media Guide 18 209 1986-1987 Rivers, Trainer and Doyle (Political Consultants) 18 210 1988, undated Runyon Supreme Court Decision 18 211 1986-1987 Sakonnet Lighthouse, Correspondence re. 19 212 1986 Jan-Apr 30 Schedules 19 213 1986 Apr 30-Jul 31 Schedules 19 214 1986 Jul 31-Dec Schedules 19 215 1987 Jan-Mar Schedules 19 216 1987 Apr-Jun Schedules 20 217 1987 Jul-Dec Schedules 20 218 1990 Mar-May Schedules 20 219 1990 Jun-Sep Schedules 20 220 1979 Schneider vs. Beard (Lawsuit): Affidavits 20 221 1978-1979 Correspondence re. 20 222 1979 Decision re. Summary Judgement Motion 20 223 1979 Deposition of Anna Beard 20 224 1979 Deposition of Edward Beard 20 225 1979 Deposition of Marsha Beard 21 226 1979 Deposition of Peter Ruggiero 21 227 1979 Interrogatories 21 228 1978 Motions and Filings 21 229 undated Miscellaneous 21 230 1985-1988, undated Science and Technology Legislation: Working File 21 231 1983 Science Education Bill 21 232 1986, 1989-1990 Seawolf and Trident Submarine Programs 21 233 1980-1982 Select Committee on Aging 21 234 1983-1984, 1988, undated Select Committee on Aging 22 235 1984 Hearing on Health Care in the 80's 22 236 1987 Hearing on Home Care. See also: Healthcare: Long Term Home Care 22 237 1989 Jan-Apr 23 Hearing on Social Security Cuts (Apr 24, 1989) 22 238 1989 Apr-May Hearing on Social Security Cuts (Apr 24, 1989) 22 239 1982-1989 Senior Advisory Committee 22 240 1980-1984, 1988, undated Senior Citizen Issues. See also: Select Committee on Aging 22 241 1985 Share Our Strength, Inc. 22 242 1986-1989, undated Silver Spring Monkeys 22 243 1982, 1986-1989 Social Security. See also: Select Committee on Aging: Hearing on Social Security Cuts 22 244 1987 South County Artificial Limb Company 23 245 1986-1987 Soviet Jewish Emigration 23 246 1986-1987 The Spirit Program 23 247 1987 Staff Manual (District Office) 23 248 1986-1987 Staff Memos 23 249 1987 Staff Weekly Updates 23 250 1984, undated Starwars Initiative 23 251 1981-1982 Statements in Congressional Record, 97th Congress 23 252 1985-1986 Statements in Congressional Record, 99th Congress 23 253 1987-1988 Statements in Congressional Record, 100th Congress 23 254 1989-1990 Statements in Congressional Record, 101th Congress 23 255 1983-1984 Feb Striped Bass Legislation 23 256 1984 Mar-Sep, 1985, undated Striped Bass Legislation 23 257 1985-1986 Student Advisory Committee 24 258 1983-1984 Summary of Record and Positions in the 98th Congress 24 259 1983 Synfuel Corporation 24 260 1983-1984 Tax on Retirement Contributions in Rhode Island 24 261 1985-1986, undated Thailand Trip (1986). See also: Refugee Speech 24 262 1984, undated Thomas, Lee . 24 263 1981 Tourism Legislation 24 264 1990 Town Meetings 24 265 undated Town Meetings 24 266 1983 Transcript Alterations 24 267 undated University of Rhode Island Colloquium on Reschooling Adult Workers 24 268 1989-1990 Veterans Affairs Department: Co-location Project in Rhode Island 24 269 1988 Veterans Hospitals Inpatient Addiction Program 24 270 1990 Veterans of Foreign Wars Political Action Committee (VFW PAC): Re. Campaign Endorsement 24 271 1987 Vineyard Street Housing Project, Correspondence re. 24 272 1990 Volunteer File 25 273 1981-1982 Voting Issues 25 274 1981-1982 Voting Record, 97th Congress 25 275 1983-1984 Voting Record, 98th Congress 25 276 1983-1984 Voting Record, 98th Congress 25 277 1985-1986 Waste-end: Tax Strategy 25 278 1983 Watt, James (Secretary of the Interior): Demand for Resignation 25 279 1983-1984, undated Weatherization and Employment Act 25 280 1985-1987, undated Western Cranston Industrial Complex, Correspondence re. 25 281 1982-1983 Withholding Tax 25 282 1987 Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament (WAND) 25 283 1985 Woonsocket Industrial Highway 25 284 1982, 1984 Young Volunteers in Action (YVA) 25 285 1979-1990, undated Miscellaneous Series 2 26-32 1-49 Correspondence1980-1990

The series contains correspondence to and from government officials regarding legislative issues that Schneider was involved in. Also included are "Dear Colleague" letters and staff memoranda. The series is incomplete as one box containing personal correspondence (1988-89) and memoranda (1986) was lost in shipment.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by type of record and chronologically within the folders.

 26 1 1980 Oct-Nov Congratulation Letters (Incoming) Re. Successful Bid for Congress 26 2 1982-1983 "Dear Colleague" Letters (outgoing) 26 3 1985-1987 "Dear Colleague" Letters (outgoing) 26 4 1988 "Dear Colleague" Letters (outgoing) 26 5 1989 "Dear Colleague" Letters (outgoing) 26 6 1990 "Dear Colleague" Letters (outgoing) 26 7 1981 Letters Cosigned 26 8 1982 Letters Cosigned 26 9 1983 Jan-May Letters Cosigned 26 10 1983 Jun-Sep Letters Cosigned 27 11 1983 Oct-Dec Letters Cosigned 27 12 1984 Jan-Apr Letters Cosigned 27 13 1984 May-Dec Letters Cosigned 27 14 1985 Jan-Mar Letters Cosigned 27 15 1985 Apr-Jun Letters Cosigned 27 16 1985 Jul-Dec Letters Cosigned 28 17 1986 Jan-Apr Letters Cosigned 28 18 1986 May-Jul Letters Cosigned 28 19 1986 Aug-Sep Letters Cosigned 28 20 1986 Oct-Dec Letters Cosigned 28 21 1987 Jan-May Letters Cosigned 29 22 1987 Jun-Sep Letters Cosigned 29 23 1987 Oct-Dec Letters Cosigned 29 24 1988 Jan-May Letters Cosigned 29 25 1988 Jun-Dec, Oct Letters Cosigned 29 26 1989 Jan-Mar Letters Cosigned 29 27 1989 Apr-May Letters Cosigned 30 28 1989 Jun-Jul Letters Cosigned 30 29 1989 Aug-Dec Letters Cosigned 30 30 1990 Jan-Mar Letters Cosigned 30 31 1990 Apr-Nov Letters Cosigned 30 32 1984-1990 Memoranda 30 33 1990 Sep-Dec Memoranda 30 34 1980-1983 Official Correspondence 31 35 1984-1985 Official Correspondence 31 36 1986 Official Correspondence 31 37 1987 Jan-Jun Official Correspondence 31 38 1987 Jul-Dec Official Correspondence 31 39 1988 Jan-May Official Correspondence 31 40 1988 Jun-Dec Official Correspondence 31 41 1989 Jan-Mar Official Correspondence 31 42 1989 Apr-Jun Official Correspondence 32 43 1989 Jul-Dec Official Correspondence 32 44 1990 Jan-Mar Official Correspondence 32 45 1990 Apr-Jun Official Correspondence 32 46 1990 Jul-Aug Official Correspondence 32 47 1990 Sep-Oct, undated Official Correspondence 32 48 1983-1987 Sample Constituent Letters (outgoing)(Formerly Bound) 32 49 1985-1987, undated Thank you letters (incoming) Series 3 33-42 1-541 Bills C-Sponsored1983-1990

The series contains bills Schneider co-sponsored along with correspondence, press releases, and notes. Schneider's staff maintained the records to document the Congresswoman's legislative activity. The series is incomplete since boxes containing bills from the 100th and 101st Congresses were lost in shipment.

The folders arranged by Congress and bill number.

 Series 1 33-36 1-222 98th Congress1983-1994 33 1 1983 Feb House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 43 & 63: Senior Citizens and Human Rights 33 2 1983 Mar HCR 100: Forced Labor Camps 33 3 1983 Jul HCR 107: Plight of Ethiopian Jews 33 4 1983 May HCR 123: Arms Control 33 5 1983 Sep HCR 168: Against Transfer of Ownership of Civilian Satellite Systems 33 6 1983 Sep HCR 181: National Conferences on Small Businesses 33 7 1983 Oct HCR 200: Independent Civil Rights Commission 33 8 1983 Nov HCR 226: Baha is in Iran 33 9 1984 Jan HCR 229: "The Day After" 33 10 1983 Mar HCR 276: Global 2000 33 11 1984 Jan 11 HCR 242: Marines in Lebanon 33 12 1984 Apr HCR 294: Protesting USSR Non-Delivery of Mail 33 13 1984 Apr House Joint Resolution (HJR) 1: Condemn Iraqi Poison Gas 33 14 1983 Jan HJR 2: Mutual Verifiable Nuclear Freeze 33 15 1983 Jan HJR 3: Threshold Test Ban Treaty 33 16 1983 May HJR 13: Zabucki Freeze and Reductions Resolution 33 17 1983 Jan HJR 22: National Child Abuse Prevention Month 33 18 1983 Sep HJR 50: No First Use 33 19 1983 Jan HJR 61: Negotiate to Reduce First Strike 33 20 1983 Jul HJR 71: National Arbor Day 33 21 1984 Jan HJR 74: Peace Day 33 22 1983 Jan HJR 95: National Patriotism Week 33 23 1983 Sep HJR 132: National Adult Day Care Center Week 33 24 1983 Feb HJR 136: Preserve Humpback Whale in West Indies 33 25 1983 May HJR 174: Hugo Lafayette Black Day 33 26 1983 Jun HJR 201: Baltic Freedom Day 33 27 1983 May HJR 210: National Atomic Veterans' Day 33 28 1983 Apr HJR 228: National Animal Agriculture Week 33 29 1983 Apr HJR 239: Mohandas K. Gandhi National Day 33 30 1984 Mar HJR 247: Armenian Genocide 33 31 1983 Apr HJR 254: US Soviet Exchange for Peace 33 32 1983 Jun HJR 258: National Paralyzed Veterans Recognition Day 33 33 1983 May HJR 271: National Inventors' Day 33 34 1983 May HJR 283: National Disabled Veterans Week 33 35 1983 Jun HJR 292: National Theatre Week 33 36 1983 Jul HJR 295: National Correctional Officers Week 33 37 1984 Mar HJR 311: National Agriculture Day 33 38 1983 Jul HJR 321: National Celebration 200th Anniversary Treaty of Paris 33 39 1983 Jul HJR 322: Natural Food Month 33 40 1983 Sep HJR 325: Emergency Medicine Week 33 41 1983 Jul HJR 330: National Volunteer Fire-Fighter Recognition Day 33 42 1983 Aug HJR 340: National Entomology Week 33 43 1984 Feb HJR 342: Coast Guard Day 33 44 1983 Aug HJR 345: National Drunk & Drugged Awareness Week 33 45 1983 Oct HJR 375: Domestic Economic Summit Conference on US Budget 33 46 1983 Sep HJR 380: Opposition to Partition of Lebanon 33 47 1984 May HJR 382: bipartisan Commission to Reduce the Deficit 33 48 1983 Nov HJR 383: Florence Crittenton Week 33 49 1983 Oct House Joint Resolution 385: Notch in Social Security 33 50 1983 Oct HJR 388: National POW/MIA Recognition Day 33 51 1983 Nov HJR 408: Anti-Defamation League Day 33 52 1983 HJR 415: National Mental Health Counselors Week Nov 33 53 1983 Nov HJR 425: National Dance 33 54 1983 Nov HJR 429: China Exchange Student Program 33 55 1984 Jan HJR 452: Arts in Education 33 56 undated HJR 458: National Student Leadership Week 33 57 1984 Feb HJR 475: Year of the Secretary 33 58 1984 Jun HJR 482: Establishment of a National Police Memorial 33 59 1984 Feb HJR 484: National Arts with the Handicapped 33 60 1984 Feb HJR 488: :Lupus Awareness Week 33 61 1984 Feb HJR 489: Full Accounting of MIAs 33 62 1984 Mar HJR 492: African Famine Aid 33 63 1984 May HJR 512: National Down Syndrome Month 33 64 1984 Jun HJR 523, 425: ASATs 33 65 1984 Apr HJR 532: Missing Children's Day 33 66 1984 Jun HJR 544: :Latch-Key Children 33 67 1984 Jun HJR 566: Neighborhood Housing Week 33 68 1984 Sep HJR 605: Oppose Torture 33 69 1984 Jun HJR 616: Federal Budget Deficit Reeducation 33 70 1983 Jan House Resolution (HR) 29: Polish Legion of American Veterans 33 71 1983 Aug HR 100: Prohibit Discrimination in Insurance 33 72 1983 Apr HR 171: Armenian Genocide 34 73 1983 May HR 132: To Amend the Clean Air Act 34 74 1983 Jan HR 408: US Soviet Joint Crisis Center 34 75 1984 Feb HR 450: Soviet Jewry Ferraro and Gilman 34 76 1984 Jan HR 518: Open Proceedings of the House 34 77 1983 Jan HR 555: Public Utilities/ Construction Costs3 34 78 1983 Jan HR 625: Amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954 34 79 1983 Jan HR 800: Martin Luther King Holiday 34 80 1983 Jan HR 822: Delete Production Funds for Chemical Weapons 34 81 1983 Jan HR 873: Temporary Natural Gas Market Correction Act 34 82 1983 Jan HR 881: Authorize a National Program of Improving the Quality of Education 34 83 1983 Jan HR 951: Social Security Benefit Termination Reform Act 34 84 1983 Jan HR 953: Outlaw Cop-killer Bullets 34 85 1983 Mar HR 999: American Conservation Corps Act 34 86 1983 Jan HR 1011: Encourage the Commercial Development Space 34 87 1983 Sep R 1016: Deductions for Handicapped & Elderly Access 34 88 1983 Jan HR 1026: Repeal Medical Tax on Federal Employees 34 89 1984 Apr HR 1028: Computer Chip Protection 34 90 1983 Jan HR 1030: Home Recording and Video Devices 34 91 1983 Jan HR 1092: Federal Computer Systems Protection Act 34 92 1983 Feb HR 1136: Small Business Participating Debentures 34 93 1983 Feb HR 1137: Advisory Committee on Women 34 94 1983 Feb HR 1176: Mortgage Revenue Bonds 34 95 1983 Feb HR 1197: Export Administration Act of 1979 (oil) 34 96 1983 Feb HR 1199: Catholic War Veterans of the USA, Recognition of 34 97 1983 Feb HR 1249: National Academy of Peace 34 98 1983 Feb HR 1276: Social Security Act Amendment 34 99 1983 Feb HR 1250: Registration & Polling Places Access for Handicapped and Elderly 34 100 1983 Feb HR 1285: IRS Amendment to Remove Limitations on Charitable Contributions of Certain Items 34 101 1983 Mar HR 1310: Emergency Mathematics and Science Education Assistance 34 102 1983 Feb HR 1357: Social Security Student Self-Help Act 34 103 1983 Jun HR 1376: Social Security Benefits for Military Widows 34 104 1983 Feb HR 1397: Domestic Violence Prevention & Service Act 34 105 1983 Feb HR 1525: Repeal Surface Transportation Act 34 106 1983 Feb HR 1531: Petroleum Company Overcharge/Low Income Energy Assistance Trust Fund 34 107 1983 Feb HR 1543: Handgun Crime Control 34 108 1983 Feb HR 1582: EPA Reorganization as Independent Agency 34 109 1983 Mar HR 1617: Advisory Commission of Intergovernmental Relations (ACIR) Membership Expansion 34 110 1983 Feb HR 1629: Day, Charles E. 34 111 1983 Mar HR 1742: Extend Credit Control Act 34 112 1984 Feb HR 1797: Outlaw Street Jaw Leghold Traps 34 113 1983 Mar HR 1870: Vietnam Veterans National Medal Act 34 114 1983 Mar HR 1883: Solar Tax Credit 34 115 1983 Mar HR 1903: Ban Kangaroo & Hide Products 34 116 1983 Mar HR 1918: Service Pension for Veterans 34 117 1983 Mar HR 1942: Allow Members of the Armed Forces to Sue US for Improper Medical Care 34 118 1983 Jul HR 1952: Allow Business to Jointly Perform Research Development 34 119 1983 Mar HR 1955: Enterprise Zone Employment & Development Act 34 120 1983 Mar HR 1959: Judicial Review for Veterans 34 121 1983 Mar HR 2043: Dept. of Agriculture & Rural Development 34 122 1983 Mar HR 2053: Air Travelers Security Act 34 123 1983 Mar HR 2062: Amend Title III of Marine Protection Research and Sanctuaries Act 34 124 1983 Mar HR 2090: Economic Equity Act 34 125 1983 Mar HR 2100: Amend ERISA to Provide Protection to Women 35 126 1983 Mar HR 2124: Diesel Differential 35 127 1983 Mar HR 2133: Defense Procurement Legislature 35 128 1983 Mar 2193:HR Minimum Five Year Prison Sentence for Use of Firearms in Federal Felonies 35 129 1983 Mar HR 2204: Extend Educational Benefits to Vietnam Veterans 35 130 1983 Mar HR 2235: Motor Vehicle Theft Law Enforcement Act 35 131 1983 Mar HR 2324: Prohibition of Contracting Out Fire Fighting 35 132 1983 Mar HR 2362: Reorganization of the EPA 35 133 1983 Apr HR 2402: Appropriations for Maritime Subsidy 35 134 1983 Jun HR 2468: Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA) for Homemakers 35 135 1983 Apr HR 2484: Energy Security Act Amendment 35 136 1983 Apr HR 2701: Health Care for Unemployed 35 137 1983 Apr HR 2713: Public Health Service Act 35 138 1983 Apr HR 2714: Agricultural Productivity Act 35 139 1983 May House Resolution 2722: National Advisory Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere Act Amendments 35 140 1983 Jul HR 2817: Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments 35 141 1983 Sep HR 2853: Establishment of a National Oceans Policy Commission 35 142 1983 Sep HR 2876: Commission to Reform Federal Campaign Act of 1983 35 143 1983 May HR 2916: Home Owner Incentive Act of 1983 35 144 1984 Apr HR 2996: POW/MIA Families Travel 35 145 1983 Jul HR 3016: Chiropractic Care for Veterans 35 146 1983 May HR 3018: Moratorium of Federal Coal Leasing 35 147 1983 Aug HR 3028: Tax Exemption for Social Security Recipients 35 148 1983 May HR 3058: Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act Amendment 35 149 1983 May HR 3106: Independent Weapons Testing 35 150 1983 May HR 3129: Superfund to Provide Incentives for Hazardous Waste Recycling 35 151 1983 May HR 3072: Extend the Energy Tax Credit 35 152 1983 May HR 3104: Elephant Protection Act 35 153 1983 Jun HR 3240: Vender Medal in Honor of Roy Wilkins 35 154 1983 Sep HR 3282: Water Pollution Control 35 155 1983 Jun HR 3345: Martin Luther King Holiday 35 156 1983 Jun HR 3381: National Oceanic & Atmosphere Administration Organic Act 35 157 1983 Apr HR 3403: Creation of a State Justice Institute 35 158 1983 Jun HR 3482: Civil Rights Act Amendments 35 159 1983 Jun HR 3483: Child Passenger Safety 35 160 1983 Jul HR 3505: Social Exemption for non-profit Organizations 35 161 1983 Jul HR 3597: Appropriations for National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration 35 162 1983 Jul HR 3706: Martin Luther King Holiday 35 163 undated HR 3763: Requirement of Notification of Contract Cancellation or Base Closing 35 164 1983 Aug HR 3775: Jewish War Veterans National Charter 35 165 1983 Aug HR 3795: Elimination of Trade Barriers in Wine 35 166 1983 Aug HR 3796: Mandatory Penalties for use of Armor Piercing Bullets 35 167 1983 Aug HR 3821: Franco-American War Veterans Charter 35 168 1983 Sep HR 3876: Prescriptions for Service-Connected Veterans 35 169 1983 Sep HR 3979: Hazards of Smoking 35 170 1983 Oct HR 4042: Human Rights in El Salvador 35 171 1984 Mar HR 4092: Small Business Competitive Procurement 35 172 1984 May HR 4097: Children's Television Education Act 35 173 1983 Oct HR 4111: Protection of Health Benefits for Employees of Bankrupt Pension Plans 36 174 1983 Nov HR 4203: Congressional Pay Reform Act 36 175 1984 Feb HR 4273: Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease by the Veterans' Administration 36 176 1983 Nov HR 4300 Missing Children's Assistant Act 36 177 1983 Nov HR 4356: Olmsted Historic Landscape Act 36 178 1983 Nov HR 4395: Airline Smoking Regulations 36 179 1983 Nov HR 4404: National Acid Deposition Control Act 36 180 1983 Nov HR 4440: Human Needs and World Security 36 181 1983 Nov HR 4447: Salvadoran Refugee Suspension of Deportation 36 182 1983 Nov House Resolution 4468: Native American Program Act Amendments 36 183 1983 Nov HR 4475: Research and Development Tax Credit 36 184 1983 Nov HR 4491 User Fee System Under the Ocean Dumping Program 36 185 1983 Nov HR 4571: National Observance Act 36 186 1984 Jun HR 4642: Prohibition Discrimination in Insurance on the Basis of Blindness 36 187 1984 Jan HR 4677: Scholarships for Central Americans 36 188 1983 Sep HR 4805: Economic Conversion 36 189 1984 Feb HR 4832: Individual Training Accounts 36 190 1984 Feb HR 4837: Federal Money Management Act 36 191 1984 Feb HR 4863: African Famine Relief 36 192 1984 Jul HR 4877: American Embassy in Jerusalem 36 193 1984 Mar HR 5032: Imported Fish Labeling Act 36 194 1984 Mar HR 5144: Public Employee Pension Reporting and Accountability Act 36 195 1983 Mar HR 5162: Monitoring the Conditions of the National Parks 36 196 1984 Mar HR 5220: National Defense Shipyard Protection Act 36 197 1984 May HR 5301: Bank Funds Availability 36 198 1984 Apr HR 5447: National Fishing Enhancement Act 36 199 1984 Apr HR 5525: Semiconductor Chip Protection Act 36 200 1984 May HR 5571: Arms Race Moratorium Act 36 201 1984 May HR 5592: Education for Gifted & Talented Children and Youth Improvement Act 36 202 1984 May HR 5678: American Passbook Savings Act 36 203 1984 Jun HR 5835: Ban Cop Killer Bullets Act 36 204 1984 Jun HR 5890: Martin Luther King, Holiday Commission 36 205 1984 Jul HR 6050: Anti-Quackery Package 36 206 1984 Sep HR 6117: Agency for International Development (AID) Funding for Health care Programs 36 207 1984 Sep HR ????: Pension Reform 36 208 1983 May H. Res. 15: Establish the Select Committee on Hunger 36 209 1983 Feb H. Res. 16: Establish the Select Committee on Children, Youth, and Families 36 210 1983 Jan H. Res. 24: Opposition to an Oil Import Fee 36 211 1983 Jan H. Res. 37: Recognition of Heroism of Arland D. Williams 36 212 1983 Jan H. Res. 45: MIA Postage Stamp 36 213 1983 Mar H. Res. 118: Brailovsky Emigration 36 214 1983 Sep H. Res. 147: Romanian Human Rights 36 215 1983 Feb H. Res. 167: Soviets Release Shcharansky 36 216 1983 Jun H. Res. 231: FCC Telephone Rates 36 217 1983 Nov H. Res. 233: Nuclear Blackmail Treaty 36 218 1983 Nov H. Res. 245: Conduct Investigation Into Alleged Alterations of Transcriptions of Hearings 36 219 1984 Jul H. Res. 280: Ethiopian Famine Relief July 1983 36 220 1983 Sep H. Res 310: Democracy in Chile 36 221 1984 Jan H. Res. 327: Amend Rules of the House Regarding Items That Can be Printed in the Congressional Record 36 222 1983 Nov H. Res. 385: Regarding New Secretary of the Interior 36 223 undated Miscellaneous Series 2 37-40 224-433 99th Congress1985-1986 37 224 1985 Jan House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 36: Negotiate Reduction in Nuclear Arms 37 225 1985 Jan HCR 41: Notch study 37 226 1985 Dec HCR 72: Camp David Accords 37 227 1985 Apr HCR 122: Freedom of Religion in Nicaragua 37 228 1986 Jan HCR 129: POW-MIA Commission 37 229 1985 May HCR 136: US-Canada Trade Negotiations 37 230 1985 May HCR 139: Pay Equity in Legislative Branch 37 231 1985 May HCR 154: Group Budget 37 232 1985 Sep HCR 167: NEXRAD Radar 37 233 1986 Apr HCR 217: Meiman Emigration 37 234 1985 Dec HCR 244: Human Rights in East Timor 37 235 1986 Apr HCR 328: Inclusion of Auto Parts in Negotiation with Japan 37 236 1986 Jun HCR 350: To Adhere to Numerical Limits of SALT Agreements 37 237 1986 Jul HCR 351: Transfer Silver Spring Monkeys 37 238 1986 Jun HCR 359: Elimination of Administration Delay in Discrimination Cases (TWA Suit) 37 239 1985 Jan House Joint Resolution (HJR) 3: Complete Test Bar 37 240 1985 Apr HJR 33: National Child Safety 37 241 1985 Jan HJR 47: No First Strike 37 242 1984 Dec HJR 50: Women's History Week 37 243 1985 Jan HJR 74: National Retail Grocers Week 37 244 1985 Jan HJR 85: Skin Cancer Prevention Week 37 245 1985 Jan HJR 105: Full Accounting of POWs and MIAs 37 246 1985 Jan HJR 112: National Alzheimer's Disease Month 37 247 1985 Mar HJR 116: US-Soviet Exchange 37 248 1985 Feb HJR 121: National Child Abuse Prevention Month 37 249 1985 Feb HJR 135: National Down Syndrome Month 37 250 1985 Feb HJR 136: Impoundment of National Institutes of Health 37 251 1985 Feb HJR 141: National Foster Grandparents Month 37 252 1985 Feb HJR 161: National Science Week 37 253 1985 Feb HJR 171: Oil Heat Centennial Year 37 254 1985 Feb HJR 172: World Food Day 37 255 1985 May HJR 195: Older Americans Month 37 256 1985 May HJR 204: Very Special Arts USA Month 37 257 1985 Sep HJR 313: Lessons of Grenada Week 37 258 1986 Feb HJR 336: US-Soviet Student Exchange 37 259 1985 Jul HJR 350: National Housing Week 37 260 1985 Apr HJR 417: Improve Effectiveness of UN 37 261 1985 Oct HJR 425: Jordan AWS 37 262 1985 Dec HJR 436: Save for the USA Year 37 263 1986 Feb HJR 513: Protest CDBF Deferral 37 264 1986 Apr HJR 589: Prohibit Missile Sales to Saudis 37 265 1986 Jul HJR 607: Children's Challenge Center for Space Science 37 266 1986 Jun HJR 648: Direct the President to Report on Industrial Competitiveness 37 267 1986 Jun HJR 646: Keep the FHA in Business 37 268 1985 Jan House Resolution (HR) 4: Cop Killer Bullets Ban 37 269 1985 Jan HR 21: Continued Access to Insurance 37 270 1985 Jan HR 26: Individual Training Accounts 37 271 1985 Jun HR 27: Federal Pay Equity Act 37 272 1985 Jan HR 37: Olmstead Heritage Landscapes 37 273 1985 Jan HR 44: Electric Consumers Protection Act 37 274 1985 Jan HR 77: General Minailovich Monument 37 275 1985 Jan HR 99: American Conservation Corps 37 276 1985 Jan HR 100: African Famine Relief Act 37 277 1985 Jan HR 119: Ex. President's Expense Reduction 37 278 1985 Jan HR 281: Construction Industry Security Act 37 279 1985 Jan HR 347: Sex Discrimination in US Code 37 280 1985 Jan HR 360: EPA Grants to Replace Contaminated Groundwater 37 281 1985 Jan HR 375: Pay Equity Act 37 282 1985 Jan HR 382: Two Year Budget Cycle 37 283 1985 Jan HR 467: Dependent Care Tax Credit Extension 37 284 1985 Jan HR 468: Tax Deduction for Home Care and Adult Day Care of Alzheimer's Victims 37 285 1985 Oct HR 479: National Observance Advisory Act 37 286 1985 Jan HR 513: Elevate Veterans Administration to Cabinet Level 37 287 1985 Jan HR 585: Judicial Review for Veterans 37 288 1985 Jan HR 604: Grants for State Clearinghouse for Missing Children 37 289 1985 Jan HR 615: National Commission on Neurofibromatosis 37 290 1985 Jan HR 691: Congressional & Judicial Equal Opportunity Employment Act 38 291 1985 Jan HR 700: Civil Rights Restoration Act 38 292 1985 Mar HR 748: Two Year Budget Cycle 38 293 1986 Jun HR 822: Salvadoran Refugee Amnesty 38 294 1986 May HR 880: Child Care, Education, Training and Support Services for AFDC Mothers 38 295 1985 Jan HR 887: Commission on Women's Business Ownership 38 296 1985 Jan HR 903: Nuclear Explosive Control Act 38 297 1985 Jul HR 935: Synfuel Corporation Fiscal Responsibility 38 298 1986 Jun HR 988: Election Law Reform 38 299 1985 Feb HR 1022: Fairness Tobacco Import 38 300 1985 Feb HR 1024: Automobile Fuel Efficiency Amendments 38 301 1985 Feb HR 1030: Acid Rain Control 38 302 1985 Feb HR 1066: Economic Conversion 38 303 1985 Feb HR 1161: Allow Members of Military to Sue for Improper Medical Care 38 304 1985 Jul HR 1188: Research and Development Tax Credit 38 305 1985 Feb HR 1200: Extend Cigarette Tax 38 306 1985 Feb HR 1207: Harry Chapin Gold Medal 38 307 1985 Feb HR 1272: Solar Energy Tax Credit 38 308 1985 Feb HR 1294: Cancer Survivors' Rights 38 309 1985 Feb HR 1324: Tobacco Deregulation 38 310 1985 Feb HR 1383: Agricultural Productivity Act 38 311 1985 Mar HR 1442: Handgun Crime Control Act 38 312 1985 Mar HR 1444: Stop Arms Ad Deduction 38 313 1985 May HR 1460: Sanctions Against South Africa 38 314 1985 Mar HR 1486: Increase Veterans Burial Plot Allowance 38 315 1985 Aug HR 1524: Polygraph Protection Act 38 316 1985 Mar HR 1552: Creeping Capitalism 38 317 1985 Jun HR 1562: Textile Apparel Trade Enforcement Act 38 318 1985 Mar HR 1579: Breast Cancer Informed Consent 38 319 1985 Mar HR 1594: Increase Cigarette Tax 38 320 undated HR 1611: Dislocated Workers Act 38 321 1985 Jun HR 1616: Plant Closing Bill 38 322 1984 Mar HR 1666: Franco-American Vets Charter 38 323 1985 Mar HR 1668: Voter Registration Reform Act 38 324 1985 Mar HR 1763: Minority Travel Approach 38 325 1985 Mar HR 1809: Ban the Steel Jaw Leghold Trap 38 326 1985 Apr HR 1854: Marine Protection Research & Sanctuaries Act 38 327 1985 May HR 1868: Medical Imposters Act 38 328 1986 Feb HR 1875: Military Chaplains Faith Balance Act 38 329 1986 Jan HR 1877: Humane Product Testing Act 38 330 1985 Apr HR 1888: Westway Landfill Funding Prohibition Act 38 331 1985 Apr HR 1918: World War I Veterans Service Pension Act 38 332 1985 Apr HR 1985: Reimburse Occupational Therapists 38 333 1985 Jun HR 1992: Sugar Support Reform 38 334 1985 Apr HR 2018: Hazardous Waste End Tax 38 335 1985 Apr HR 2080: Food Assistance and African Agricultural Act 38 336 1985 Apr HR 2001: Energy Tax Credits 38 337 1985 Apr HR 2124: Ban Chemical Weapons 38 338 1985 Apr HR 2255: Leaking Underground Storage Tanks 38 339 1985 May HR 2335: Suspension of Stuffed Toy Duty 39 340 1985 Nov HR 2443: Expedited Funds Availability Act 39 341 1985 May HR 2472: Economic Equity Act 39 342 1985 May HR 2535: Even Start Act 39 343 1985 Jun HR 2691: Reproductive Health Equity Act 39 344 1985 Jun HR 2741: Non Discrimination in Insurance on Basis of Blindness 39 345 1985 Jun HR 2749: Risk Assessment Research & Demonstration Act 39 346 1985 Jun HR 2754: Clean Coal Technology Authorization Act 39 347 1985 Jun HR 2782: African Famine Prevention Assistance 39 348 1985 Jan HR 2800: Land Remote Sensing Commercialization Act 39 349 1985 Jun HR 2802: R & D for Innovative Waste Treatment 39 350 undated HR 2870: Airline Merger Act 39 351 1985 Jun HR 2900: Tall Stack Amendment to Clean Air Act 39 352 1986 Jan HR 2902: Community and Family Living Amendment 39 353 undated HR 2952: Kangaroo Imports Ban 39 354 1985 Jul HR 2957: Protection of Tropical Forests 39 355 1986 Feb HR 2958: Protection of Biological Diversity 39 356 1985 Jul HR 3008: Revised Federal Pay Equity Act 39 357 1985 Jul HR 3009: Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Act 39 358 1985 Jul HR 3018: Electric Utility Tax Reform Act 39 359 1985 Sep HR 3065: Superfund Clean-up Technology Research and Demonstration Act 39 360 1985 Jul HR 3074: Regional Conservation & Electric Power Planning and Regulatory Coordination Act 39 361 1985 Jul HR 3100: Comprehensive Nuclear Weapons Freeze and Arms Reduction Act 39 362 1985 Dec HR 3132: Cop-Killer Bullets II 39 363 1985 Sep HR 3174: Allow Members of Military to Sue for Medical Malpractice 39 364 1985 Aug HR 3186: End Peanut Subsidy 39 365 1985 Aug HR 3202: Reimbursement Rules for Home Health Services 39 366 1985 Sep HR 3339: Scrambling Amendment to Copyright Law 39 367 1985 Oct HR 3438: Machine Tool 39 368 1985 Sep HR 3446: Student Financial Assistance Equity 39 369 1986 May HR 3465: Manufacturing Clause of Copyright Law 39 370 1986 Feb HR 3508: Federal Government Easy Access Act 39 371 undated HR 3520: Deficit Reduction 39 372 1985 Oct HR 3522: Republican Trade Package 39 373 1986 May HR 3549: Interstate Sales Tax Collection Act 39 374 1985 Nov HR 3622: Joint Chiefs of Staff Reorganization Act 39 375 1985 Oct HR 3654: Informed Consent in Family Planning 39 376 1986 Apr HR 3898: Military Whistleblowers Protection Act 39 377 1985 Dec HR 3950: Elimination of Tax Deductions for Tobacco Ad 39 378 1985 Dec HR 3988: Lobster Bill 39 379 1986 Apr HR 4003: Rehire PATCO Air Traffic Controllers 39 380 1986 Jan HR 4014: Military Charter Safety 39 381 1986 Apr HR 4606: Surplus Vessels for Humanitarian Aid 39 382 1986 Jan HR 4060: Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Federal Retirees 39 383 1986 Jan HR 4065: Medicare Beneficiary Access Protection Act 39 384 1986 Feb HR 4107: Short Term Superfund Extension 39 385 undated HR 4142: Tort Reform Act 39 386 1986 Apr HR 4186: Terrorist Firearms Prevention Act 40 387 1986 Mar HR 4312: Patent Protection 40 388 1986 Mar HR 4360: Fair Access to Technology Act 40 389 1986 Mar HR 4415: Fishing Vessel Insurance 40 390 1986 Mar HR 4450: Employment Opportunities for Disabled Americans Act 40 391 1986 Apr HR 4546: Non-Smokers' Rights Act 40 392 1986 Apr HR 4567: Stop Acid Rain 40 393 1986 Apr HR 4568: Encourage Federal Agencies to Assist in International Development Efforts 40 394 1986 Apr HR 4620: Medicare Four Deductible Act 40 395 1986 Apr HR 4633: Elimination of 3% Trigger for Social Security Cost of Living Adjustments (COLA) 40 396 undated HR 4638 Medicare Quality Assurance Act 40 397 1986 Apr HR 4659: Omnibus Debt Collection Act 40 398 1986 Apr HR 4664: Ban Nuclear Waste Disposal From New England 40 399 1986 May HR 4668: Nuclear Waste Disposal 40 400 1986 May 400 HR 4682: Strengthen Department of Defense Operational Testing Requirement 40 401 1986 Jul HR 4723: President's Council on Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Act 40 402 1986 May HR 4761: Ferdinand Marcus to Repay Expenses to US Government 40 403 1986 May HR 4762: Food Irradiation Safety and Labeling Act 40 404 1986 May HR 4787: Child Care Act 40 405 1986 May HR 4849: Allow Full Deductibility of Mortgage "Points" 40 406 1986 May HR 4868: Anti-Apartheid Act 40 407 1986 May HR 4886: Financial Fraud Detection and Disclosure Act 40 408 1986 Jun HR 4919: Power of the Purse Approach to Arms Control 40 409 1986 Jun HR 4922: Designate Lands in Alaska as Wilderness 40 410 1986 Jun HR 4953: Election Recount Act 40 411 1986 Jun HR 5013: Fishing Insurance Part II 40 412 1985 May HR 5301: Expedited Funds Availability Act 40 413 1986 Aug HR 5439: Financial Fraud Detection and Disclosure Act 40 414 1986 Sep HR 5600: Repeal Three Years Rule for Federal Retirees 40 415 1985 Jan House Resolution (HR) 12: Oppose Oil Import Fee 40 416 1985 Feb HR 21: House Day Care 40 417 1985 Feb HR 55: Preserve Legal Services for Seniors 40 418 1985 Mar HR 104: Ratify Genocide Treaty 40 419 1985 Mar HR 107: Guatemalan Refugee Deportation Suspension 40 420 1985 Mar HR 109: Require Recorded Vote on House Members' Pay Raises 40 421 1985 Apr HR 135: Protest Reagan Visit to Bitburg 40 422 1985 May HR 154: Prohibit Proxy Voting Committees and Sub-committees 40 423 1985 May HR 127: Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jews 40 424 1985 May HR 165: Administer Wallop Breaux Fund 40 425 1985 May HR 166: Ratify Genocide Treaty 40 426 1985 Jul HR 237: Level Energy Playing Field 40 427 1985 Oct HR 268: Oppose Tax on Employee Benefits 40 428 1986 Mar HR 392: POW-MIA stamp 40 429 1986 Apr HR 412: Maintain Tax Free Period for Federal Retirees 40 430 1986 Jul HR 430: US Soviet Joint Children Immunization Program 40 431 1986 Oct HR 469: Tribute to Dr. De Sousa Mendes 40 432 1986 Sep HR 564: Denouncing Statement of Nakasane 40 433 1986 Oct HR 573: No Tax Increases Series 3 41 434-435 100th Congress1987 41 434 1987 Jun, 1988 May HR 2787 & 3054: To Amend Clean Air Act 41 435 1987 Jun HR 2800: Improve the EPA Series 4 41-42 436-541 101st Congress1989-1990 41 436 1990 Feb House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 274: Human Rights in Cuba 41 437 1989 Mar House Resolution (HR) 1507: Special Immigrant Status for Nurses 41 438 undated HR 1564: Delay Effective Dates of Supplement Medicare Premium 41 439 1990 Mar HR 3508: Federal Inspection for Seafood Healthfulness Act 41 440 1989 Oct HR 3552: Sustainable Agricultural Adjustment Act 41 441 1989 Nov HR 3603: Disclosure of Information Concerning POWs 41 442 1990 Mar HR 3625: Congressional Gold Medal to Lawrence Rockefeller 41 443 undated HR 3651: Dept. of Defense Bids to be Evaluated on 40 hour Work Week 41 444 1990 Jan HR 3652: Small Business Rehabilitation Relief Act 41 445 1989 Nov HR 3693: Pollution Prevention Advancement Act 41 446 1989 Nov HR 3700: Freedom of Choice Act 41 447 undated HR 3701: Mammography Act 41 448 1989 Nov HR 3732: Amend the Internal Revenue Code with Respect to Real Estate 41 449 1989 Nov HR 3751: Prohibit Oil and Gas Leases on Areas of the Continental Shelf 41 450 1989 Nov HR 3763: Super Savings Bond Act 41 451 1989 Nov HR 3767: Cliff Walk National Historic Site Act 41 452 1989 Nov HR 3818: Amendment to the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act 41 453 undated HR 3855: Provide for a Regional Petroleum Products Reserve 41 454 1990 Feb HR 3856: Impose Excise Tax on Windfall Profits on Home Heating Oil 41 455 1990 Jul HR 3880: Medicare Benefit Improvement Act 41 456 1990 Jan HR 3914: Adjustments in COLAS Military Retirees 41 457 1990 Feb HR 3931: Medicaid Infant Mortality Amendments 41 458 1990 Feb HR 3932: Medicaid Child Health Amendments 41 459 1990 Feb HR 3933: Medicaid Frail Elderly Community Care Amendments 41 460 1990 Feb HR 3935: Medicaid Hospice Amendments 41 461 1990 Jan HR 3972: Savings and Economic Growth Act 41 462 1990 Feb HR 3973: Farm Subsidy Reduction Act 41 463 1990 Oct HR 3977: Antarctic Protection & Conservation Act 41 464 1990 Feb HR 3978: B-2 Aircraft Production Termination Act 41 465 1990 Mar HR 3994: Environmental Protection Act 41 466 1990 Feb HR 4000: Civil Rights Act Amendment 41 467 undated HR 4026: Allow Surplus Federal Property to be Available to States 41 468 1990 Feb HR 4030: Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization 41 469 1990 Mar HR 4041: Rural Nurses Incentives Act 41 470 1990 Feb HR 4075: International Voluntary Family Planning Assistance Act 41 471 1990 Feb HR 4080: Medicaid AIDS and HIV Amendments 41 472 1990 Feb HR 4084: Adolescent Nutritional Equity Act 41 473 1990 Feb HR 4115: NOAA Coastal Program Authorization 41 474 1990 Feb HR 4118: Termination of GWEN 41 475 1990 Feb HR 4144: Improve Elementary School Instruction in Foreign Languages and Cultures 41 476 1990 Feb HR 4147: Tire Recycling Incentives Act 41 477 1990 Mar HR 4197: Clean Air Act Research and Development Amendments 41 478 1990 Oct HR 4210: Antarctic Environmental Protection Clean-Up Liability Act 41 479 1990 Mar HR 4222: Breast and Cervical Cancer Mortality Prevention Act 41 480 1990 Jul HR 4269: Preventive Health Coverage of Elderly 41 481 1990 Mar HR 4289: Prohibit Importation of Fish or Wild Life Products in Violation of Conservation Agreement 41 482 1990 Mar HR 4329: American Technology Preeminence Act 41 483 1990 Jun HR 4330: National Service Act 41 484 1990 Mar HR 4438: Reauthorization and Amend the Coastal Zone Management Act 41 485 1990 May HR 4475: SSI Independence Act for Disabled Americans 41 486 1990 Apr HR 4483: Rural Nursing Incentive Act 41 487 1990 Apr HR 4496: Textile, Apparel, and Footwear Tract Act 41 488 1990 May HR 4492: Ancient Forest Protection Act 42 489 1990 Jul HR 4494: Comprehensive Environment Act 42 490 1990 Apr HR 4498: Glen Canyon Dam 42 491 1990 May HR 4521: Matsunaga Hydrogen Research and Development Act 42 492 1990 May HR 4522: Firefighters' Safety Study Act 42 493 1990 Apr HR 4528: Wetlands No Net Loss Act 42 494 1990 Apr HR 4532: Motor Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Act 42 495 1990 Apr HR 4563: African Elephant Preservation Act 42 496 1990 Apr HR 4571: Affordable Housing for Young Americans Act 42 497 1990 Apr HR 4583: Contraception and Infertility Research Centers Act 42 498 1990 Apr HR 4594: Mortgage Servicing Transfer Disclosure Act 42 499 1990 Apr HR 4604: Prohibit Steel Jaw Traps 42 500 1990 Apr HR 4621: Housing Opportunities Act 42 501 1990 Apr HR 4622: Drug Rehabilitation and Recovery Program for Prison Act 42 502 1990 May HR 4700: California Fish and Wildlife Protection Act 42 503 1990 Jun HR 4714: Farms for the Future Act 42 504 1990 May HR 4715: Technology Corporation of America Act 42 505 1990 May Atlantic Stripped Bass Protection Act 42 506 1990 May HR 4790: Breast and Cervical Cancer Mortality Prevention Act 42 507 1990 May HR 4849: Chiropractors in the Armed Services 42 508 1990 Jun HR 4864: Osteoporosis Act 42 509 1990 May HR 4865: Medicare Bone Mass Measurement Coverage Act 42 510 1990 May HR 4873: Environment Research Development and Demonstration Authorization Act 42 511 1990 Jun HR 4965: Tobacco Deregulation Act June 1990 42 512 1990 Jun HR 5041: Tobacco Control & Health Protection Act 42 513 1990 Jul HR 5050: Financial Crimes Prosecution and Recovery Act 42 514 1990 Jun HR 5054: Coverage of Mammography under Social Security 42 515 1990 Jun HR 5088: Western Hemisphere Debt for Nature Conversion Act 42 516 1990 Oct HR 5103: Combined Earnings of Man and Wife Shall be Shared if Divorced 42 517 1990 Oct HR 5104: Disregard Average Annual Earning for those Providing Child Care or Care for Chronically Dependent Relative 42 518 1990 Oct HR 5105: Reduce from 60 to 55 the Age at which Eligible for Widow's Benefit 42 519 1990 Jun HR 5138: Radon Measurement Proficiency Act 42 520 1990 Jan HR 5155: Indoor Air Quality Act 42 521 1990 Jul HR 5163: Military Personnel Readjustment Assistance Act 42 522 1990 Jan HR 5172: National Writing Program 42 523 1990 Jul HR 5202: DOD Toxic Cleanup 42 524 1990 Jul HR ????: Women's Health Equity Act 42 525 1990 Sep HR 5231: Title X Pregnancy Counseling Act 42 526 1990 Jul HR 5306: Children's Mental Health Improvement Act 42 527 1990 Jul HR 5328: Bird Conservation Research Act 42 528 1990 Jul HR 5341: Provide for the National Academy of Sciences to Research Environmental Issues 42 529 1990 Oct HR 5359: Lean Recycling Incentives Act 42 530 1990 Oct HR 5362: Employee Benefits Simplification Act 42 531 1990 Jul HR 5416: Nullify Pay Raises for Members of Congress 42 532 1990 Aug HR 5453: Airline Passengers Defense Act 42 533 1990 Oct HR 5455: Small Business Tax Incentive Act 42 534 1990 Oct HR 5505: State Regulation of Radioactive Waste 42 535 1990 Aug HR 5532: Presidential Awards for Excellence to Environmental Education Act 42 536 1990 Sep HR 5582: Prohibit Gas Gauging 42 537 1990 Oct HR 5625: Extend Transfer of Railroad Retirement Benefits 42 538 1990 Oct HR 5834: Merchant Marine Act of 1936 Amendment 42 539 1990 Oct HR 5681: Prohibit Contributions & Expenditures by Multi-Candidate Committees 42 540 1990 Oct HR 5931: Implement Pollution Prevention 42 541 1990 Oct HR 5975: Reform Budget Process Series 4 43 1-64 Bills Sponsored1982-1990

The series consists of bills sponsored by Schneider and her colleagues in Congress. The records also include correspondence and press clips. The bills cover the years for the 97th, 98th, 100th and 101st Congresses.

The folders are arranged by Congress and by bill number.

 Series 1 43 1-14 98th Congress1983-1994 43 1 1982 Feb House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 271: Ongoing Negotiators with Respect to Comprehensive Law of the Sea Treaty 43 2 1982 Jun HCR 360: Ongoing Participation Law of the Sea Treaty 43 3 1982 Feb House Joint Resolution (HJR) 401: Permit Grants to National Railroad Passenger Corp. to be used to Pay Taxes 43 4 1981 Mar House Resolution (HR) 2576: Games, William J. 43 5 1981 Apr HR 2971: New England Regional Power Planning & Distribution Act 43 6 1981 May HR 3463: Objectivity in Defense Contracting 43 7 1981 Oct HR 3464: Restriction on Construction of Naval Vessels Built in Foreign Shipyards 43 8 1981 Jun HR 3910: Encourse Energy Efficiency Improvements 43 9 1981 Nov HR 5091: Flood Control Act Amendment 43 10 1982 Feb HR 5430: Day, Charles E. 43 11 1982 May HR 6289: Indoor Air Pollution Research Act 43 12 1982 May HR 6518: To Amend Title 5, USC 43 13 1982 Dec HR 7396: A Bill for the Relief of R. Mario J. Wexu 43 14 1981 Nov HR 268: Ensure Equal Rights to Education Series 2 43 15-28 98th Congress1983-1984 43 15 1983 Jan HCR 34: Expressing the Sense of the Congress Concerning Funding for the General Revenue Sharing Program 43 16 1984 Mar HJR 534: "National Police Athletic League Week" 43 17 1983 Jan HR 895: Surplus Public Land for Conservation, Recreation, or Historic Purposes Available to States at Minimal Cost 43 18 1983 Jan HR 896: To amend title 5 USC to Assure Federal Employees' Health Benefits Are Not Reduced 43 19 1983 Jan HR 897: To Amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954 43 20 1983 Jan HR 898: To Require the Administration of General Services to Improve Management 43 21 1983 Feb HR 1628: Wexu, Mario J. 43 22 1983 Feb HR 1629: Day, Charles E. & Mary 43 23 1983 Apr HR 2503: To Amend the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation & Liability Act of 1980 43 24 1983 May HR 3129: To Amend Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation & Liability Act of 1980 43 25 1984 Feb HR 4884: To Impose a Moratorium on Fishing for Atlantic Striped Bass 43 26 1983 May HR 5011: To Clarify Intent of Congress in adopting Title IX of Education Amendments of 1972 43 27 1983 May HR 190: Expressing the sense…to insure Equal Right w/Regard to Education Opportunity 43 28 1984 Aug HR 575: Congratulations to XXIII Olympiad Athletes and to Urge Education Legislation Series 3 43 29-35 98th Congress1985-1986 43 29 1985 Mar HR 116: US & Soviet Leaders Exchange of Travel 43 30 1985 Apr HR 2018: Hazardous Waste Reduction Act 43 31 1985 Apr HR 2101: Indoor Air Pollution 43 32 1986 Apr HR 2238: Extension of Suspension of Duty on Stuffed Dolls 43 33 1985 Mar HR 4523: Continental Scientific Drilling 43 34 1986 May HR 4908: African Training & Education Act 43 35 1986 Jun HR 5043: Highway Beautification Act Series 4 43 36-64 98th Congress1989-1990 43 36 1989 Nov HCR 69: Oceans & Great Lakes Policy 43 37 1989 May HJR 263: Human Needs & Mobility Resolution 43 38 1990 Jan HJR 461: Citizenship for Ivan Dario Perez 43 39 1989 Jan HR 746: National Observance Advisory Act 43 40 1989 Mar HR 1212: Demonstration Class Size Act 43 41 1989 Feb HR 1078: Global Warming Prevention Act 43 42 1989 Feb HR 1170: First Time Homebuyers Assistance Act 43 43 1989 Apr HR 1788: Perkin's Loan Set-Aside for Women and Girls 43 44 1989 Apr HR 1789: Duty Suspension for D. Salt 43 45 1989 Apr HR 1790: Duty Suspension for Anis Base 43 46 1989 Apr HR 1791: Duty Suspension for Naphthol Salts 43 47 1989 Apr HR 1792: Duty Suspension for Theobromine 43 48 1989 Apr HR 1794: Duty Suspension for Broenner's Acid 43 49 1989 Apr HR 1793: Duty Suspension for Chlorhexanone 43 50 1989 Apr HR 1795: Duty Suspension for Neville/Winters Acid 43 51 1989 Apr HR 1955: Pension & Annuity Plans for Homebuyers 43 52 1989 Apr HR 1956: Duty Suspension on K-Acid 43 53 undated HR 2000: Relief for Vincent Ricci 43 54 1989 May HR 3428: Block Island Lighthouse Act 43 55 1989 Jun HR 2592: Social Security Services Protection Act 43 56 1989 Jun HR 2676: Solid Waste Prevention Act 43 57 1989 Jul HR 2872: Narragansett Bay Protection Act 43 58 1989 Jul HR 2873: Land Remote-sensing Commercialization Act Amendment 43 59 1989 Jul HR 3060: Duty Suspension for 2, 3, 60-Trimethylphenol 43 60 1989 Oct HR 3503: Ocean Dumping Enforcement Act 43 61 1990 Mar HR 4236: Extend Duty Suspension for Lasamid 43 62 1990 Mar HR 4395: Veterans' Cemetery 43 63 1989 May HR 95: Student Volunteerism 43 64 1989 Apr HR 130: Remove Polystyrene Foam Form the House Series 5 44-47 1-44 Women's Issues1982-1990

The series contains press clips, memoranda, correspondence, mailing lists, speeches, and news articles relating to women's rights issues. Subjects include abortion, business, child care, equal rights amendment (ERA), gender gap and violence against women. There are also materials from conferences, legislative proceedings, and women's organizations in which Schneider was involved.

The folders are arranged by subject

 44 1 1983,1986, 1988-1990 Abortion 44 2 1983-1984,1986-1987, undated Accomplishments 44 3 1985-1986, 1988 Articles 44 4 1988, 1990 Birth Control 44 5 1982, 1985-1986, 1988-1990, undated Business 44 6 1990 Campaign 1990: Women's Press Conference (See: Series 9: Women's Press Conference 44 7 1985-1990, undated Child Care in Rhode Island 44 8 1988-1989 Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues 44 9 1987 Cripe, Janis 44 10 1983, 1985, 1987-1989, undated Economic Equity Act 44 11 1983, 1985, 1988-1990, undated Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) 44 12 1986-1990, undated Family & Medical Leave Act 45 13 1984 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Controversy 45 14 1982-1987 Gender Gap 45 15 1988-1990, undated Gender Gap 45 16 1984 Legal Rights of Women Speech 45 17 1982-1988 Legislation on Women's Issues 45 18 1988, undated Literacy 45 19 1985-1987, undated Nairobi World Women Conference (July 15-26, 1985) 45 20 1983-1985, 1987, 1989 National Women's Political Caucus 45 21 1982-1985, 1988 Nuclear War 45 22 1984-1988 Pay Equity Act 46 23 1983-1988, undated Pension Equity 46 24 undated Politics. X-Ref: Gender Gap 46 25 1985-1988, undated Population Growth 46 26 1986-1987, undated Population Institute 46 27 1986, undated Rankin, Jeannette 46 28 1987 Republican Women's Conference 46 29 undated Rhode Island Women's Issues 46 30 1988 Rhode Island Women's Luncheon 46 31 1983-1985, 1987, 1990, undated Social Security 46 32 1983, 1985-1986 Student Financial Aid Equity Act 46 33 1987, 1990, undated Violence Against Women 46 34 1987-1988 Wall Street Women Panel 46 35 1987 Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) 47 36 1990 Women Packet 47 37 1985-1987 Women's Advisory Committee 47 38 1989-1990, undated Women's Advisory Committee 47 39 1988-1989, undated Women's Campaign Fund Leadership Project 47 40 1990 Women's Center of Rhode Island 47 41 1982, 1984, 1986, undated Women's Educational Equity Act 47 42 1983-1985 Women's Rights: Title IX Bills. See also: Series I, Subject Files, Civil Rights: Title IX Bills 47 43 1989 Women's Vote Project 47 44 1983-1989, undated Miscellaneous Series 6 48-52 1-72 Clinch River1975-1983

The series contains memoranda, correspondence, notes, briefing books, and news articles concerning the $3.2 billion Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project (CRBRP) in Tennessee. The series is incomplete since some material was lost in transit.

Claudine Schneider was an active opponent of the Clinch River Breeder Reactor. She organized the congressional coalition to block the Administration's request for $252 million for fiscal year 1983. Fellow opponents of the CRBRP included George Brown, David Stockman, Howard Wolpe and Lawrence Coughlin. Proponents of the project included Ronald Reagan, Howard Baker and Olin E. Teague.

The "background notes" and the briefing books are good sources of general information on the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project. Schneider's position on the project is most visible in her statements, positions and "Dear Colleague" letters.

The folders are arranged by subject

 Series 7 53-54 1-12 Press Releases1980-1990

The series contains press statements released by Schneider's office to inform the public about her activities.

The folders are arranged chronologically.

 53 1 1980-1981 Press Releases 53 2 1982 Press Releases 53 3 1983 Press Releases 53 4 1984-1985 Press Releases 53 5 1986 Jan-Jun Press Releases 53 6 1986 Jul-Dec Press Releases 54 7 1987 Jan-May Press Releases 54 8 1987 Jun-Dec Press Releases 54 9 1988 Press Releases 54 10 1989 Jan-Jun Press Releases 54 11 1989 Jul-Dec Press Releases 54 12 1990, undated Press Releases Series 8 55-71 News Clippings1977-1990

The series contains news articles collected by Schneider's staff and the New England Newsclip service. The articles were taken from national newspapers, local newspapers, newsletters and magazine. The articles relate to the Schneider's legislative activities and campaigns. The series consists of bound original articles and photocopies made by the New England Newsclip service. Also included are bound Annotated Press Indexes and unbound clips gathered by Schneider's staff.

The folders arranged chronologically within the bound articles list and alphabetically by subject within the unbound articles list.

 Series 1 55-69 1-76 Bound News Articles1980-1990 55 1 no date 1980 (Originals) 55 2 no date 1980 (Copies) 55 3 no date 1980-1981 (Copies) 55 4 no date 1981 55 5 no date January-August 1982 56 6 no date September-December 1982 56 7 no date 1983 (Copies) 56 8 no date January 1983-June 1984 56 9 no date 1984 (Copies) 56 10 no date 1985 (Copies) 56 11 no date 1986 (Copies) 57 12 no date January-June 1987 (Copies) 57 13 no date July-December 1987 (Copies) 57 14 no date 1988 (Copies) 57 15 no date June-July 1989 (Copies) 57 16 no date July 1989 (Originals) 58 17 no date August 1-17, 1989 (Originals) 58 18 no date August 18-September 14, 1989 (Originals) 58 19 no date August-September 1989 (Copies) 58 20 no date August-September 1989 (Copies) 59 21 no date October 1989 (Originals) 59 22 no date October 1989 (Copies) 59 23 no date October 1989 (Copies) 59 24 no date November 1-17, 1989 (Originals) 60 25 no date November 18-21, 1989 (Originals) 60 26 no date November 22-30, 1989 (Originals) 60 27 no date November 1-16, 1989 (Copies) 60 28 no date November 17-30, 1989 (Copies) 60 29 no date November 1989 (Copies) 61 30 no date December 1-13, 1989 (Originals) 61 31 no date December 14-31, 1989 (Originals) 61 32 no date December 1989 (Copies) 61 33 no date January 1-25, 1990 (Originals) 61 34 no date January 26-31, 1990 (Originals) 61 35 no date January 1990 (Copies) 62 36 no date February 1-14, 1990 (Originals) 62 37 no date February 15-20, 1990 (Originals) 62 38 no date February 21-28, 1990 (Originals) 62 39 no date February 1990 (Copies) 62 40 no date March 1-14, 1990 (Originals) 63 41 no date March 15-25, 1990 (Originals) 63 42 no date March 1990 (Copies) 63 43 no date April 1-12, 1990 (Originals) 63 44 no date April 13-19, 1990 (Originals) 63 45 no date April 20-30, 1990 (Originals) 64 46 no date April 1990 (Copies) 64 47 no date May 7-16, 1990 (Originals) 64 48 no date May 17-31, 1990 (Originals) 64 49 no date May 1990 (Originals) 64 50 no date May 1990 (Copies) 64 51 no date June 1-14, 1990 (Originals) 65 52 no date June 15-22, 1990 (Originals) 65 53 no date June 23-30, 1990 (Originals) 65 54 no date June 1990 (Copies) 65 55 no date July 2-10, 1990 (Originals) 65 56 no date July 11-19, 1990 (Originals) 65 57 no date July 20-31, 1990 (Originals) 66 58 no date July 1990 (Copies) 66 59 no date August 1-5, 1990 (Originals) 66 60 no date August 6-12, 1990 (Originals) 66 61 no date August 13-17, 1990 (Originals) 66 62 no date August 20-22, 1990 (Originals) 66 63 no date August 23-31, 1990 (Originals) 67 64 no date August 1-16, 1990 (Copies) 67 65 no date August 17-21, 1990 (Copies) 67 66 no date August 22-31, 1990 (Copies) 67 67 no date September 1-10, 1990 (Originals) 67 68 no date September 11-16, 1990 (Originals) 67 69 no date September 17-23, 1990 (Originals) 68 70 no date September 24-30, 1990 (Originals) 68 71 no date September 1990 (Copies) 68 72 no date October 1-9, 1990 (Originals) 68 73 no date October 10-20, 1990 (Originals) 69 74 no date October 21-31, 1990 (Originals) 69 75 no date October 1990 (Copies) 69 76 no date November 1990 (Originals) Series 2 70-71 1-12 Unbound News Articles1977-1990 69 77 1989-1990 Annotated Press Index: General Cong. Bridge 70 78 1989-1990 Education-Health 70 79 1989-1990 Merchant Marine-Women 70 80 1977-1978, 1981 Miscellaneous 70 81 1982 Miscellaneous 70 82 1983 Miscellaneous 71 83 1984-1987 Miscellaneous 71 84 1988 Miscellaneous 71 85 1989 Miscellaneous 71 86 1989 Miscellaneous 71 87 1990, undated Miscellaneous 71 88 1985-1989 Miscellaneous Rhode Island Politicians Series 9 72-77 1-65 House Campaigns1976-1988

The series contains records from Schneider's six campaigns for the U.S. House of Representatives (1978, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1986, and 1988). The series consists of briefing books, campaign plans, media plans, news clippings, press releases, brochures, campaign budgets, endorsement letters, poll results, speeches, scrapbooks, reports, correspondence, memoranda, and volunteer lists.

The folders are arranged chronologically.

 72 1 1978 News Clips 72 2 1978 Apr-Sep Press Releases 72 3 1978 Oct-Nov Press Releases 72 4 1980 Campaign Update 72 5 1980 Fundraising Letters 72 6 1980 Intern Media Plan 72 7 1980 New Clips 72 8 1980 Position Papers: The Elderly-Welfare Reform 72 9 1981 Post-election Survey 72 10 1980 Press Releases/News Advisories 72 11 1980 Miscellaneous 73 12 1982 Announcement of Candidacy 73 13 1982 Brochures 73 14 1982 "Campaign 1982" (Campaign Plan) 73 15 1982 Endorsements 73 16 1982 Newsclips 73 17 1982 Polls 73 18 1982 Primary Results 73 19 1982 Ringe Media, Inc. (Media Consultants) 74 20 1982 Scrapbook (1 of 3) 74 21 1982 Scrapbook (2 of 3) 74 22 1982 Scrapbook (3 of 3) 74 23 1982 Slogan Designs 74 24 1982 Thank You Letters 74 25 1982 "A Tracking Study of Voter Attitudes Toward Issues and Candidates Identifies with the 2nd Congressional District" 74 26 1982, undated Miscellaneous 74 27 1984 Brochures 75 28 1984 Budget 75 29 1984 Campaign Plan '84 75 30 1984 "Campaign Themes '84" 75 31 1984 Debate Briefing Book 75 32 1984 Endorsements 75 33 1984 Issues for a Campaign Against Senator Claiborne Pell 75 34 1984 Newsclips 75 35 1984 Publicity/Public Relations 75 36 1984 Thank You Letters 75 37 1983-1984 Miscellaneous 75 38 1986 Advertising 75 39 1986 American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO): Endorsement 75 40 1986 Brochures 75 41 1986 Budget 76 42 1986 Campaign Plan '86 76 43 1986 The Committee to Re-elect Claudine 76 44 1986 Correspondence 76 45 1986 Endorsements. See also: Political Action Committees 76 46 1986 Debate Background Material 76 47 1986 Fundraisers 76 48 1976 Newsclips 76 49 1986 Political Action Committees: Contributions and Endorsements 76 50 1986 Polls 76 51 1986 Press Relations 76 52 1986 Press Releases 76 53 1986 Sign Data Sheets 76 54 1986 Strategy Memos 76 55 [1988] Campaign Consultants, List of 77 56 1988 Campaign Plan 77 57 1987-1988 Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Reports of Receipts and Disbursements 77 58 1988 Congratulatory Letters and Cards 77 59 undated Debate Background Material 77 60 1988 Declaration of Candidacy 77 61 1988 Declaration of Candidacy Controversy 77 62 1988 Endorsements Controversy 77 63 1988 Morgenthous Ruth S. (Schneider's Opponent) 77 64 1988 Volunteer Lists 77 65 1988 Miscellaneous 78 66 undated Campaign Planning (audiotape) 78 67 1980 Campaign Planning: "Claudine For Congress" (2 videos) 78 68 1980 "Claudine" (4 audiotapes) 78 69 1980 "Claudine for Congress" (1.75" videotape) 78 70 1980 "Schneider for Congress" (2" videotape) 78 71 1980 "Schneider for Congress" (2" videotape) 78 72 1982 "Debate" (audio cassette) 78 73 1982 "Schneider for Congress" (2" videotape) 79 74 1982 "Claudine Schneider for Congress" (2 audiotapes) 79 75 1982 "Claudine Schneider for Congress" (2 audiotapes) 79 76 1982 "Claudine Schneider for Congress" (2 audiotapes) Series 10 80-85 1-53 Senate Campaign1986-1990

The series contains records from Schneider's 1990 Senatorial campaign against five term Democratic incumbent, Senator Claiborne Pell. Records include biographical sketches of Schneider, campaign research and polling data, position papers, brochures, bumper stickers, pamphlets, campaign finance reports for both candidates, debate briefing books, endorsement letters, Schneider's income tax returns, press releases, and volunteer lists.

The folders are arranged by subject.

 Series 1 80-85 1-53 Subject Files1986-1990 80 1 1990 AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education: Controversy re. Letter 80 2 1989-1990 Benchmark Research Group: Campaign Research 80 3 undated Biographical Sketch of Schneider 80 4 1990 "A Blueprint for the Nation's Future Energy Policy" 80 5 undated Brochures, Bumper Stickers, and Pamphlets 80 6 1990 Budget Issues 80 7 1990 Campaign Consultants: Biographical Data 80 8 1989-1990 Campaign Staff: Correspondence and Memos 80 9 1990 Campaign Strategy Meeting 80 10 1990 Campaign Summary 80 11 1990 Candidacy Announcement 80 12 1989 Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Bank Statements 81 13 1989 Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Disbursements 81 14 1989 Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Income Tax 81 15 1990 Feb Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Report of Itemized Receipts 81 16 1990 Mar Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Report of Itemized Receipts 81 17 1990 Committee to Re-elect Claudine: Report of Receipts and Disbursements (Jan-Mar 1990) 81 18 1990 Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues 81 19 1990 Debate Briefing Book 81 20 1990 Debates: Correspondence re. 81 21 1990 Debates: Schneider's Opening and Closing Statements 81 22 1990 Declaration of Candidacy 81 23 1990 Endorsements 82 24 1990 Federal Election Commission Complaint Against the National Republican Senatorial Committee 82 25 1989 Federal Election Commission Reports 82 26 undated Form Letters 82 27 1990 Fundraising 82 28 1986, 1989 Honoraria and Political Action Committee (PAC) Receipts: Regulations re. 82 29 1989 Income Tax Return of Claudine Schneider 82 30 1990 National Federation of Independent Business: Voting Record Comparison of Pell and Schneider on Issues Effecting Small Business 82 31 1990 Pell Campaign: Correspondence 82 32 1990 The Pell Report 82 33 1989 Political Strategy Outline 82 34 1990 Poll Results 82 35 1990 Position Papers: Drugs and Crime-Women's Issues 82 36 1990 Press Directory 82 37 1990 Press Releases 83 38 1990 Re-elect Senator Pell Committee: Report of Itemized Receipts for July-Aug 1990 83 39 1989 Re-elect Senator Pell Committee: Report of Receipts and Disbursements 83 40 1990 Re-elect Senator Pell Committee: Report of Receipts and Disbursements for Jan-Mar 1990 83 41 1990 Re-elect Senator Pell Committee: Report of Receipts and Disbursements for Apr-June 1990 83 42 1990 Re-elect Senator Pell Committee: Report of Receipts and Disbursements for Aug 23-Sept 30 84 43 1990 Reference Lists (1 of 3) 84 44 1990 Reference Lists (2 of 3) 84 45 1990 Reference Lists (3 of 3) 84 46 1990 Rhode Island Cities and Towns: Information re. Barrington-Portsmouth 84 47 1990 Rhode Island Cities and Towns: Information re. Providence-Woonsocket 84 48 1990 Senate Campaign Spending 85 49 1989-1990 "Talking Points" Memos 85 50 1990 Volunteer Lists (1 of 2) 85 51 1990 Volunteer Lists (2 of 2) 85 52 1990 Voting Analysis of the US House and Senate 1981-90 85 53 1990 Women's Political Organizations: Press Conference to Endorse Schneider Series 2 86-92 54-80 Videotapes1990 86 54 1990 Bush, President George: Visit of 86 55 1990 Candidacy Announcement 86 56 1990 Candidacy Announcement 86 57 1990 Channel 10 News 87 58 1990 Channel 12 News 87 59 1990 Dole, Senator Robert: Visit of 87 60 1990 Election News 87 61 1990 "Free the Nation" (10 News Conference) 88 62 1990 Jul 6, Aug 10 Friends of Claudine 88 63 1990 Aug 16, Sep 18 Friends of Claudine 88 64 1991 Oct 1 Friends of Claudine 88 65 1990 Joint Forum: Pell and Schneider 89 66 1990 Joint Forum: Pell and Schneider 89 67 1990 League of Conservative Voters: Decision 89 68 1990 News: Budget Economy 89 69 1990 News: NBC News with Schneider 90 70 1990 Notch Babies 90 71 1990 Pell, Senator Claiborne: Channel 6 News 90 72 1990 Pell, Senator Claiborne: Mid-East Crisis 90 73 1990 Pell, Senator Claiborne: Oil Prices 91 74 1990 Pell- Schneider Debate 91 75 1990 "Rhode Island Ads" 91 76 1990 Schneider for US Senate: Booth, Debate 91 77 1990 Schneider for US Senate: Post Taxes 92 78 1990 "Taxes, Decision, Debate, Post" 92 79 1990 "Taxpayers Friend" (audiotape) 92 80 undated "Two" Series 3 92-94 81-117 News Clippings1989-1990 92 81 1990 Ads: Pell and Schneider 92 82 1989 Atwater, Lee (Republican National Chairman) 92 83 1989-1990 Bakst, M. Charles (Political Analyst for the Providence Journal): Columns 92 84 1990 "Being Claudine" 92 85 1990 Brady, Nicholas (Secretary of the Treasury): Visit of 92 86 1990 Budget 92 87 1989-1990 Bush, President George: Visits of 92 88 1989-1990 Campaign Articles 92 89 1990 Candidacy Announcement 93 90 1990 Conaway, Ellen (Schneider's Campaign Manager) 93 91 1990 Crime and Drugs 93 92 undated Cubs: Schneider's Views on 93 93 1990 Debates 93 94 1990 Defense Contracts 93 95 1990 Democratic Women 93 96 1990 Electric Boat 93 97 1990 Endorsements 93 98 1990 Family Leave Act 93 99 1990 Ferraro, Geraldine: Visit of 93 100 1990 Foreign Policy 93 101 1989-1990 Fundraising 93 102 1990 Health Care Issues 93 103 1990 Middle East Crisis 93 104 1990 Middle East Crisis 93 105 1990 Middle East Crisis: Pell's Visit to Saudi Arabia 93 106 1990 National Endowment for the Arts 93 107 1990 Navy 93 108 undated Negative Advertising 93 109 1990 Notch Babies 93 110 1990 Oil Spills 93 111 1990 Paranormal Research 93 112 1989-1990 Pell, Senator Claiborne 94 113 1990 Polls 94 114 1990 Raytheon and Israeli Submarine Contract 94 115 1990 Taxes 94 116 1990 University of Rhode Island 94 117 undated Women's Issues. Series 11 95-97 1-34 Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant1973-1979

The series contains records on a proposal by New England Power Company to build a nuclear power plant on a site that was a Naval Air Station in Charlestown, Rhode Island. At the time, Schneider was co-founder of the Rhode Island Committee on Energy and executive director of the Conservation Law Foundation, two environmental organizations, which opposed construction of the power plant. The two organizations sued the General Service Administration (GSA) on the grounds that it violated its own procedures in declaring the Naval Air Station land surplus and available for development by private industry.

After a protracted legal dispute, New England Power abandoned its plan to build a nuclear power plant in Charlestown and the Naval Air Station land was deeded to the town for use as a park and wildlife refuge.

The records include legal briefs, motions, petitions for leave to intervene, correspondence, reports, and transcripts of Congressional testimony by Schneider.

The folders are arranged by subject.

 95 1 1977 Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board 95 2 1977-1978 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board 95 3 1973-1974 Charlestown, Town of: Proposal for Use of the Naval Auxiliary Landing Field 95 4 1979 Concerned Citizens of Rhode Island: Response to New England Power Company (NEPCO) Motion to Continue Proceedings 95 5 1976-1979 Correspondence, Miscellaneous 95 6 1978 Exeter, RI: Petition for Leave to Intervene and Applicants Response 95 7 undated Intervenors, List of 95 8 1976-1977 Motions to Consolidate 95 9 1977-1978 Motion to Suspend Hearings on NEP 1 and NEP 2 and Nuclear Regulatory Commission Response 95 10 1978 New England Power Company (NEPCO): Answer to Motion of RI for Entry of and Order 95 11 1976-1979 NEPCO: Correspondence 95 12 1979 NEPCO: Motion to Continue Proceedings Generally 95 13 1977 NEPCO: Service List 95 14 1976-1979 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC): Correspondence 95 15 1978-1979 NRC: Legal Motions 1978-79 96 16 1977-1978 NRC: Requests for Additional Information on the Environmental Reports 96 17 1977-1978 NRC: Requests for Additional Information on the Environmental Reports 96 18 1977, 1979 NRC: Summary of Meetings with NEPCO 96 19 1977 "Nuclear Wastes and Nuclear Reactors" 96 20 1976 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: A-V 96 21 1977 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: A-V, Miscellaneous 96 22 1977 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: Amended 96 23 1976-1977 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: Applicants' Response 96 24 1976-1977 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: Amended Applicants' Response 97 25 1977 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: Nuclear Regulatory Commission Response 97 26 1977 Petitions for Leave to Intervene: Nuclear Regulatory Commission Response 97 27 1975 Reports: "Policy Issues Raised by Intervenor Requests for Financial Assistance in NRC Proceedings" 97 28 1978 Reports: Risk Assessment Review Group Report 97 29 undated Rhode Island Clam: Statement on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement 97 30 1977 Schneider, Claudine: Testimony Before the Sub-Committee on Energy and the Environment 97 31 1977 Schneider, Eric (Claudine's Husband): FBI Report on 97 32 1977 Special Pre-hearing Conference Order re. Petitions for Leave to Intervene 97 33 1977 Union of Concerned Scientists: Petition to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission 97 34 1976-1979, undated Miscellaneous Series 12 98-100 1-41 Computer Files1983-1986

The series consists of 5 1/4" and 10" disks containing staff files. Subjects include Schneider's accomplishments, defense spending, civil rights, Electric Boat shipyard and striped bass conservation.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 98 1 1983, 1985-1986 Accomplishments 98 2 undated AFL-CIO Executive Board 98 3 undated Agriculture 98 4 undated Business, Finance & Industry 98 5 undated Civil rights Legislation 98 6 undated College Faculty Administration 98 7 1985-1986, undated Dear Colleague Address List 99th Congress 98 8 1983-1984, 1986, undated Defense 98 9 undated Dialcom 98 10 undated Education 98 11 undated Elderly 98 12 undated Electric Boat 98 13 undated Energy 98 14 undated Energy: Rhode Island Plan 98 15 undated Executive Committee on Committees 98 16 undated Fisheries 98 17 1984-1985, undated Foreign Affairs. See also: Defense 98 18 undated Fundraising 98 19 undated Interns 98 20 undated Labor 98 21 undated Labor and Gay Rights 98 22 undated Labor and Veterans 98 23 undated Law of the Sea Conference 98 24 undated Legislative Issues: Miscellaneous 98 25 undated Letters to Readers 98 26 undated Lexitran: Letters & Responses 99 27 1983-1985 NBI Word Processing Disks 99 28 1986 NBI Word Processing Disks 100 29 undated NBI Word Processing Disk 100 30 undated Press: Newsletters & Letters . 100 31 undated Rhode Island Legislators . 100 32 undated Shipbuilders Bill 100 33 1984, undated Staff Disks: B-D 100 34 1984, undated Staff Disks: F, L-N, P 100 35 undated Staff Disks: R, Sch 100 36 1983, undated Staff Disks: Ste 100 37 1983-1986, undated Staff Disks: Sto 100 38 1983, undated Staff Disks: T 100 39 undated Striped Bass . 100 40 1985 United States-Soviet Relations 100 41 1984-1986, undated Miscellaneous . Series 13 Memorabilia1983-1990

The series contains plaques, awards and honorary degrees given to Schneider during her terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. Included are awards from the American Society for Public Administration, the National Scroll of Honor and an honorary degree from the New England Institute of Technology.

There is no folder title list for this series.

 Series 14 101-108 1-127 Addendum Subject Files1973-1995

The series consists of correspondence, memorandum, awards, news articles, government reports, hearing testimonies, and speeches. The records relate to issues concerning the environment, nuclear reactor litigation, global warming, bio-diversity, hazardous waste, cancer research, and ocean dumping.

The series also contains records from Schneider's overseas travels to Kenya, Israel and South America, as well as congressional briefing reports on foreign affairs and global economic competition.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 101 1 1988 Abortion 101 2 1983-1984 Accomplishments and Political Position Statements 101 3 1987 Africa 101 4 1982-1990 Aging (see oversize 1 of 9) 101 5 1989 Amnesty International 101 6 1992 Artemis Project (see oversize 1 of 9) 101 7 1974 Dec 18 Atomic Industrial Form, Inc. 101 8 1982 Awards: Birthday Plaque from Mayor Edward DiPrete 101 9 1982 Aug, 1990 Mar 16 Awards: Ripon Society 101 10 1982 Oct 1-1990 May 20 Awards, List of 101 11 1989 Awards Miscellaneous 101 12 1989 Sep 25 Awards: National Conservation Achievement 101 13 1993 Jan 29 Biodiversity Treaty 101 14 1992 Biological Diversity 101 15 1987 Biological Diversity Legislation 101 16 1991 Biological Diversity Legislation 101 17 1982, 1990 Budget 102 18 1990 Nov 7, 1992 Apr 28 Bush, George President 102 19 1982 Business Briefing Book 102 20 undated Business Cards 102 21 1984, 1987, 1995 Business Literature 102 22 1975 Calendar 102 23 1980 Campaign Ads (see oversize 4 of 9) 102 24 1989 Cancer 102 25 1988 Aug 16 Cancer Research 102 26 undated Capitol Gains 102 27 1981-1982 Charge and Reply (see oversize 1 of 9) 102 28 1981-1982 Charge and Reply, Roll Call (see oversize 1 of 9) 102 29 1975 Cherry, Myron 102 0 1975 Civil Action Suit against General Services Administration (see oversize 4 of 9) 102 0 1979 Mar 9 Civil Rights Commission 102 30 1954 Apr 28 Clairton Pictorial Review 102 31 1981 Clinch River 102 0 undated Coastal Development Notes (see oversize 4 of 9) 102 32 1977, 1978 Coastal Zone Management 103 33 1982 Condolences from RI Senate and the City of Providence (see oversize 4 of 9) 103 34 1973 Dec 7 Congressional Act 103 35 1986 Consumer's Union 103 36 1983, 1985, 1986 Correspondence 103 37 1988, 1989, 1990 Correspondence 103 38 1990 Dec 1 Cuba 103 39 1990 Feb 21 Czechoslovakia, Address of the President of 103 40 1990 Defense Cuts 103 41 1981 Oct 1 Defense Group Meeting 103 42 1988-1990 Defense Monitor, The 103 43 1988-1990 Drugs and Crime 103 44 1979, 1990 Economics: Savings and Loan Issue, Military Spending 103 45 1990 Education (see oversize) 103 46 1989 Educational Catalog 103 47 1991 Endangered Species Coalition 103 48 1975, 1976 Energy 103 49 1975, 1976, 1977, 1990 Energy 103 50 1989 Apr 25, 1989 May 3 Environment 103 51 1976 Environment Notes 103 52 1975, 1985, 1989, 1990 Environmental Studies and Literature 104 53 1982 Sep 28 Federal Procurement Reform Act 104 54 1987, 1990 Final Administrative Letters 104 55 1985 Financial Planning 104 56 1990 Foreign Affairs 104 57 1979 May 17-18 Foreign Policy Conference, Washington D.C. 104 58 1987 Jun 15, 1987 Jan 5 Gallagher Jr. Highschool, Winchester- Thurston School 104 59 1987 Oct 16, 1976 Aug Global Competitiveness Forum 104 60 1989 Global Warming Prevention Act Petition 104 61 1989 Global Warming Prevention Act Petition 105 62 1989 Global Warming Prevention Act Petition 105 63 1985 Hazardous Waste 105 64 1990 Housing 105 65 1989 Oct 16 Hoyle, Russ and Environmental Magazine 105 66 1985 Income Tax Return 105 67 1988 Jan 11, 1989 May 14 Israel 105 68 1971, 1982 Issues, Political, Rhode Island 105 69 1982 Issues, Political, Rhode Island 105 70 1985 Kenya 105 71 1983 Jun 7 Labor Management 105 72 1982 Feb 23 Law of the Sea Briefing Material 105 73 1993 Jul 19 "Lead or Leave" 105 74 1974 Legislation, Nuclear Power 106 75 1976-1990 Letters 106 76 undated Mail List 106 77 1990, undated Maps and Directions 106 78 1989 Jun Market Opinion Research 106 79 1990 Jul 27 Memorandum: Committee on Merchant and Fisheries 106 80 1983 Jul 5 Memorandum with French Deputy Photo 106 81 1989 Jun 16 Memorandum: MWM Inc. 106 82 1985-1990 Memorandum: Political, Campaign 106 83 scattered Miscellaneous 106 84 undated Nader, Ralph 106 85 1990 Feb 5 National Observance Advisory Act 106 86 1989 Mar-May National Republican Congressional Committee 107 87 undated Notes and Address Book 107 88 1983, undated Notes on Index Cards, President Carter Statistics 107 89 undated Ocean Research and Monitoring 107 90 1987 Oil: Offshore Leasing 107 91 1969, 1974, undated Overseas Travel 107 92 1990 Mar 17 "Phobia Society of America" 107 93 1989 Apr 20 Physical Fitness Program 107 94 1990 Picillo Hazardous 107 95 1988 Aug 16 Planned Parenthood 107 96 1986, 1989 Political Issues Folder 107 97 1980 Dec Political Issues Concerning the National Republican Congressional Committee 107 98 1990 Oct 4 Political Issues: Congressional Issues 107 99 undated Political Issues:Tier A- Domestic, Tier B- Foreign and Domestic 107 100 1984, 1990 Press Releases (see oversize 4 of 9) 107 101 undated Quotes 107 102 1990 Rainforest Serial 107 103 undated Refugees 107 104 1975 Sep-Dec, 1976 Jun Report of the Executive Director's Activities 107 105 1990 Oct 11 Republican Proposal "An American Vision" 108 106 undated Research Papers 108 107 1990 Aug 15-18 Rhode Island Statewide Survey Analysis 108 108 undated Rhode Island Town Statistical Data ( see oversize 1 of 9) 108 109 1982 Roll Call Votes 108 110 1985 Jul 13-15, Feb; 1986 Oct 21 Schedules 108 111 undated Speeches 108 112 1989 Mar 13 State Department Forum on Biodiversity 108 113 undated "Sunday Exchange" Letter 108 114 1986 Superfund Waste-End Tax 108 115 1976 Jun 28 Tall Ships 108 116 1981 Tax Bill 108 117 1991 Telephone Directory for Congress (see oversize) 108 118 undated Telephone Messages 108 119 1975 United States Dept. of Interior 108 120 1985, 1987 University Research 108 121 1990 Jun 19, scattered dates Veterans 108 122 1989 Women's Issues 108 123 1985 Jul 19, 1990 World Conference on Women's Issues 108 124 1988 Oct 5 World Resources Institute Draft 108 125 1981 Writs of Law: Schneider vs. Beard (see oversize 4 of 9) 108 126 1987 Feb 11 Youth Programs 108 127 1977 Feb 18 Zigman, Paul Series 15 109-110 1-17 Addendum House Campaigns1978-1988

The series contains records relating to Schneider's political campaigns for Congresswoman to the State of Rhode Island between the years 1978 to 1988. The records include notes, voter studies, media planning, consulting service agreements, campaign artwork, news articles, and constituent information.

The records also include a binder labeled Claudine a la Mode and Campaign Wrap-up Report which contains information fundraisers and election reports. The reports contain information on the success of the campaign as well as strategic goals, political support from civic leaders and organizations, as well as campaign budget reports. The reports also identify and evaluate the political environment, both locally and nationally, in which Schneider is working.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 109 1 1982 Oct 12 Aukerman Debate 109 2 1980 Campaign Ads (see oversize 4 of 9) 109 3 1987 Campaign: American Viewpoint Consulting Services Agreement 109 4 1986 Campaign: Media Plan Correspondence 109 5 1988 Campaign: Miscellaneous 109 6 1980 Campaign Notes 109 7 1986 Campaign Strategy 109 8 1988 Oct 5 Claudine a la Mode (see oversize 2 of 9) 109 9 1984 Campaign Wrap-Up Report 109 10 undated Friends: Addresses and Phone Numbers 109 11 1985 Fundraising 109 12 1985 Jun 7 Fundraiser: Event Report 110 13 1980 McDonald, Gina: Campaign Artwork 110 14 1988 Jun 16 New York Fundraiser (see oversize 2 of 9) 110 15 1978 Aug 31 Receipt for Candidate 110 16 1982 Jul Voter Study 110 17 1981 Sep Voter Study Series 16 111-117 1-33 Addendum Senate Campaign1987-1990

The series contains records relating to Schneider's election campaign for the United States Senate in 1990. Schneider was running against incumbent Senator Claiborne Pell who had occupied the office since 1960.

The records consist of correspondence, contribution requests, campaign materials, and financial reports.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 111 1 1990 Agency Service Agreement: Rivers, Trainor Doyle 111 2 1989 Jun 13, Nov 20 Bush, George and Barbara 111 3 1990 Campaign Contributions 111 4 1989 Campaign Folder 111 5 1989 Cancelled Checks from the Committee to Reelect Claudine 111 6 1990 Correspondence 111 7 1990 Sep 26 DC Dance Party (see oversize 2 of 9) 111 8 1989 Finance 111 9 1990 Finance Committee (see oversize 1 of 9) 111 10 1989 Fundraising 111 11 1990 Fundraising 111 12 1990 Fundraising Folder 111 13 1990 Invitations and Raffle Tickets for Fundraiser 112 14 1990 Itineraries, notes 112 15 1990 Memoranda 112 16 1989 Memorandum 112 17 1988, 1989 Newspaper Articles 112 18 1989 Nov 30 New York Event (see oversize 3 of 9) 112 19 1990 Oct 30 New York Fundraiser (see oversize 2 of 9) 112 20 undated Notes 112 21 1990 May Pell Fact Book 112 22 1989 Jun Pell Vulnerability Study 112 23 1987-1988 Pre-Campaign Plan 112 24 1990 Republican Senatorial Innercircle 112 25 1990 Staff Memos 112 26 1989 Surveys 112 27 1990 Volunteers 112 28 1989 May Vulnerability Overview 113 29 1990 Contributions 1114-1290 114 30 1990 Contributions 1291-1393 115 31 1990 Contributions 1394-1494 116 32 1990 Contributions 1496-5161 117 33 1990 "Yes I want to help Claudine!" Cards: Ashaway-Unidentified Series 17 118-119 1-26 Addendum Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant1973-1981

The series contains records relating to Schneider's involvement with grassroots and community-based environmental organizations that stopped the General Services Administration (GSA) and the New England Power Company from building a nuclear power plant on an abandoned Naval facility in Charlestown, Rhode Island.

This series contains reports from local and national anti-nuclear organizations, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rhode Island Committee on Energy, Conservation Law Foundation, and the New England Coalition on Nuclear Power. The records include correspondence from concerned citizens, Charlestown Town council, Governor Phillip Noel, and the Rhode Island Department of Energy. The records also include news articles, newsletters, petitions and pamphlets.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 118 1 1975 "Advocate" 118 2 1973 Oct Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Taskforce Report 118 3 1976, 1978 Charlestown Nuclear Moratorium 118 4 1978 May 5 Charlestown Land Controversy Outline 118 5 1972, 1974 Citizen Organizations for Environmental Protection 118 6 1975 Concern, Inc. 118 7 1974, 1975 Concern Inc., Minutes and Bylaws 118 8 1976, 1977 Conservation Law Foundation 118 9 1976, 1977, 1981 Conservation Law Foundation 118 10 1973, 1975, 1977 Correspondence 118 11 1974 Correspondence: "Concerned Citizens" 118 12 1974 "Critical Mass 74" National Anti-Nuclear Power Gathering 118 13 1975 Aug Fact Finding Committee on Nuclear Power 118 14 1975, 1976 General Services Administration 118 15 1974 Nov 15 Insurance of Nuclear Power 119 16 1973 Jul New England Coalition on Nuclear Power 119 17 1973, undated Newsletters , Pamphlet 119 18 1973-1978 Newspaper Articles: Charlestown Nuclear Power Plant 119 19 1976 Nov 24 Noel, Phillip, Governor 119 20 1973 Petition Against Nuclear Power (see oversize 4 of 9) 119 21 1976 Petition to Intervene 119 22 1974 Reactor Licensing Process 119 23 1973-1978 Reports on Nuclear Power Safety 119 24 1974, 1975 Rhode Island Committee on Energy 119 25 undated State Environmental Protection Act 119 26 1977 United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Series 18 120-127 1-108 Addendum News Clippings1977-1990

The series contains newspaper and magazine articles that were kept by the Schneider Administration. Subjects include campaigns, the environment, health care, foreign policy, and domestic issues.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject. Boxes 120-125 contain letter size documents and boxes 126 and 127 are legal size documents.

 120 1 1989 Oct 31 Abortion 120 2 1984, 1985 Acid Rain 120 3 1985, 1986 Acid Rain 120 4 1986 Acid Rain 120 5 1984 Administrative Record 120 6 1986 African Press 120 7 1987 African Famine Recovery 120 8 1987 AIDS 120 9 1988, 1990 Feb 26 Automotive News, Fuel Efficiency 120 0 1986 Feb 17 Baker, James 120 10 1990 Apr 30 Time Magazine- Battle of the Sexes 120 11 1990 Mar 4 Providence Journal- Being Claudine 120 12 1986, 1987 Biodiversity 120 13 1986 Biotechnology 120 14 1978-1979 Bound Newsclippings (see oversize 4 of 9) 120 15 1981 Jan-Jun Bound Newsclippings (see oversize 4 of 9) 120 16 undated Breast Cancer 120 17 1987 Sep 22, 1990 Budget Cuts 120 18 1987 Business 121 19 1990 Campaign 121 20 1985 Feb 28 Civil Rights Restoration Act 121 21 1981 Clinch River 121 22 1990 Feb 7 Commemorative Bills 121 23 1987 Competitive Caucus 121 24 1990 Apr 26, Jul 23 Congressional Articles 121 25 1987 Apr 28 Congressional Competitiveness Caucus 122 26 1986 Developing Countries 122 27 1985 Jul Divorce 122 28 1987 Oct 28 Drilling 122 29 1989 Nov 14 Drug War 122 30 1987 Economic Equity Act 122 31 1985-1990 Education Forum 122 32 1976, 1987 Employment and Economy 122 33 1986-1990 Energy 122 34 1988, 1990 Environmental 122 35 1986, 1987 Environmental Journals 122 36 1989 May Environmental Law Reporter 122 37 1987 Environmental Protection Agency 122 38 1984 Jun Esquire- The Political Woman 122 39 1987 Fishing Industry 122 40 1990 Foreign Aid 122 41 1989 May 22, undated Global Warming 123 42 1990 May 14 Grapevine, Time Magazine 123 43 1990 Green Airport 123 44 1987 Groundfish Management 123 45 undated Havel in the Castle 123 46 1987 Hazardous Waste 123 47 1987, 1990, undated Health 123 48 1990 Helms, Jesse 123 49 1990 Housing 123 50 1988 Feb Japan 123 51 1987 Jews 123 52 1986 Labor 123 53 1987 Long Island Sound Caucus 123 54 undated Lujan, Manuel 123 55 1987 Misc. Press Articles 123 56 1986 Nairobi 123 57 1983, 1988-1990 Newsreleases 123 58 1987 May 21, 1988 Dec 18 Nuclear Reactor Terrorism 123 59 1984-1986 Nuclear Waste 123 60 1989 Nuclear Weapons Program 123 61 1988 Ocean Dumping 123 62 1987 Jan Ocean Policy 123 63 1987 Oceanic Research 123 64 1986 Aug 10 Parade Magazine Cover 123 65 1987 Oct 30 Parental Leave 124 66 undated Pell 124 67 1989 May 11, 1990 Physical Fitness 124 68 1989 May 11 Quotes 124 69 1987 Radon 124 70 1989 Rhode Island Issues and Events 124 71 1986 Rhode Island Jewelry Manufacturers vs. Olympics 124 72 1990 Senate Race 124 73 1990 Senate Race 125 74 1990 Senate Race 125 75 1977 Feb 17, undated Schneider Family 125 76 undated Soviet/U.S. Relations 125 77 1986 Superfund Clean-Up Act 125 78 1988 Apr 27 Swiss American Review 125 0 1990 Mar 8 Transportation 125 79 1987 Sep 29 University of Rhode Island 125 80 1986, 1989 Utility Cost 125 81 1987 Welfare Reform 125 82 1986 Whales 125 83 1987 Jun 5 Women 125 84 1986-1990 Women in Politics 125 85 1987 Women's Press 125 86 1987 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute 126 87 1987 AIDS 126 88 1986 Billboard Legislation 126 89 1988, 1990 Sep 4 Campaign 126 90 1981-1982 Clinch River 126 91 1987 Competitiveness Clips 126 92 1987 Congressional Pay 126 93 1986 Debt Collection 126 94 undated Energy 126 95 1990 Aug 27 Energy- Oil 126 96 1989 Feb 22 Global Warming 126 97 1986, 1987 Groundwater Act 126 98 1986 Health Cost 126 99 1987 Indoor Air Pollution 127 100 1987 Literacy 127 101 1973, 1987, 1988, 1990 Misc. Articles 127 102 1990 Misc. Newsclippings 127 103 1987 Ocean Access 127 104 1990 Jan-Feb Population 127 105 1984, 1986, 1990 Press Releases 127 106 1986-1988 Research and Development 127 107 1987 Superconductor Supercollider 127 108 1987 Welfare Reform Series 19 128-136 1-157 Addendum Photographs1978-1990

The series contains of photographs of campaign events, foreign travel, family pictures, and publicity shots. The records consist of single photographs, portraits, spreadsheets, and negatives.

The records also include photographs of Schneider with her staff, business groups, and constituents, and colleagues. There are photographs of Schneider with Ronald Regan, Dan Quayle, James Baker, George Bush, and Barbara Bush.

The folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

 128 1 undated Amaral, Jao: President of the Azores 128 2 1990 Announcement for Senate 128 3 1987 May 26 Artist Kids 128 4 undated Australian Ministers 128 5 1986 Mar 1 Baker, James 128 6 undated Baker, James 128 7 1978 Beard Debate 128 8 1984 Apr Birthday at Casino 128 9 1983 Mar Birthday Party 128 10 1987 Apr 4 Birthday at Roger Williams 128 11 undated Block Island 128 12 1987 Brazil/Madagascar 128 13 1987, 1988 Bristol, Fourth of July Parade 128 14 1989 Apr 5 Bush, Barbara: Congressional Arbor Day 128 15 1989 Jun 13 Bush, Barbara: Shooting Pool 128 16 1989 Jun Bush, Barbara 128 17 1989 Nov 20 Bush, George: Presidential Visit 128 0 1989 Nov 29 Bush, George: at Whitehouse 128 18 1989 Bush, George and Senator Chafee 128 19 1985 Apr 17 Calcagni, Frank and Judy 128 20 undated Cambodian Community 128 21 1982 Jun 29 Campaign Headquarters 128 22 1982 Jun 29 Campaigning 128 23 1990 Campaigning 128 24 1990 Campaigning 129 25 1986 Campaigning with DiPrete 129 26 1985 Jun Cancer Hearing 129 27 1985 Jun Cancer Symposium 129 28 1980 Apr 20 Candidacy Announcement 129 0 1980 Celebrating Congressional Win 129 29 1988 Nov 30 Chronic Epstein Barr Virus Award 129 30 undated Coast Guard Meeting 129 31 undated Constituents 129 32 1989 Jun Constituent Photos with Barbara Bush 129 33 1982 Feb Cranston Center 129 34 undated "Crossfire" TV Show 129 35 1987 D'Agostino, Joyce 129 36 undated Danson, Ted 129 37 undated Derwinsky, Veteran's Affairs Secretary 129 38 undated DiPrete, Jim 129 39 undated Dole Elizabeth 129 40 1990 Dole, Elizabeth Visit 129 41 1988 Donahue, Phil 129 42 1988 East Greenwich, High School 129 43 1990 Everett, Chris 129 44 undated Ford, Gerald 129 45 undated Friends of Animals Award 130 46 1987 Apr 29 Golden Shears Award 130 47 undated Hearings 130 48 undated Hearings 130 49 1989 Nov 8 Horton Grade School 130 50 1984 Hodell, Donald 130 51 undated Horan, Alicia 130 52 1990 Apr House Party 130 53 1982 Feb 24 Humphrey, Gordon 130 54 undated Interns and Staff 130 55 undated Israel Trip 130 56 1984 Oct Labor Advisory Council 130 57 undated Marching with Pell 130 58 1987 Miscellaneous Photos 130 59 1988 Mar 4 Narragansett High School, Classical, Cranston East 130 60 1980 Aug 27 National Tool and Die 130 61 1987 Nike Challenge 131 62 undated O'Neil, Tip 131 63 undated Our Lady of Providence High School Acquisition Proposal 131 64 1985 May 17 Packard Luncheon 131 65 1990 Panama Trip 131 66 1987 Nov Peace Tree 131 67 undated Pell, Chafee, St. Germain GSA Tour 131 68 undated Portraits 131 69 1988 Press Conference 131 70 1988 Apr Prince Charles and Phillip 131 71 1989 Apr Pro-Choice March 131 72 undated Publicity Shots 8 x 10's 131 73 undated Publicity Shots 5 x 7's 131 74 1989 May 17 Raytheon Co. 131 75 1986 President Reagan, Ronald 131 76 1989 Mar 23 Reilly, Bill 131 77 1987 Republicans at Federal Hill 131 78 1982 Aug Ripon Society Awards 131 79 1987 Jul 1 Run for Equality 132 80 1984 Dec Schneider Family Pictures 132 81 1989 Schneider in Groups 132 82 undated Schneider in Groups 132 83 undated Schneider in Groups 132 84 undated Schneider in Groups 132 85 undated Schneider with Celebrities 132 86 1989 May Schneider with Girls 132 87 undated Schneider with Peter Jennings 132 88 undated Schneider with Ronald Reagan 132 89 1979 Jan 4 Schneider with Senator Don Roch 132 90 undated Schneider with Mayor Michael A. Traficante 132 91 1988 Schneider Playing Basketball 132 92 undated Schneider with Politicians and Celebrities 132 93 1984 Apr 9 Senior Health Care Hearing 133 94 1989 Jul 1 Quayle, Dan: Vice President 133 95 1990 Senatorial Campaign 133 96 undated Speaking Photographs 133 97 1989 Jun 11 Sprague, George 133 98 1986 Jun 24 Stamp Commemoration: St. Germain, Pell, Schneider 133 99 undated Technology Council Breakfast 133 100 1986 Thailand Trip 133 101 undated Traficante, Michael: Mayor- Cranston 133 102 undated unidentified 133 103 undated unidentified 133 104 1986 May Veterans 133 105 1988, undated Veterans 133 106 1982 Nov At the voting polls 133 107 1990 Feb 3 WBLQ 133 108 1986 Mar 12 Winchester-Thurston Award 133 109 1983 Mar 11 Women's and Infants Hospital 134 110 1984 Jan Africa Slides 134 111 1981 Apr Campaign Slides 135 112 1984 Aug AGLW Endorsement, Joe Carpenti Endorsement, URI, CCS: Feast of the Madonna, EPA Labs, Galilee 135 113 1978 Nov 10 Alden 135 114 1978 Beard Debate 135 115 1989 Apr 5 Bush, Barbara: Congressional Arbor Day 135 116 1989 President Bush, George, and Senator Chafee 135 117 1984 Oct Campaign 135 118 1984 Campaign: Mrs. Bush 135 119 1984 Oct 12 Campaign Headquarters 135 120 1989 Contact Prints and Negatives 135 121 1989 Contact Prints and Negatives 135 122 1984 Jun Coventry High School; GOP Convention 135 123 1986 Jan Genesis School 135 124 1989 Feb 22 Global Warming Press Conference 135 125 1985 May Newport: Artist Discovery Competition 135 126 undated Nike Challenge Negatives 135 127 1984 May Olympic Torch Run; Washington 135 128 1989 Apr Pro-Choice March 135 129 1984 Nov RI Community Food Bank 135 130 1986 Jun Ring Media, Economic Forum 135 131 1980 Aug 24 St. Bartholomeu's Feast: Precision Tooling 135 132 undated Unidentified Contact Sheets 135 133 1987 May 27 URI 136 134 1983 Aug Airport Pensions 136 135 1983 Oct Anson P/C; Bain Students 136 136 1990 Brady 136 137 1984 Campaign 136 138 1990 Campaign 136 139 1988 East Greenwich High School 136 140 1983 Dec Elementary School: Pearl Harbor Veterans; Toylift, Gilroy 136 141 1983 Oct E. L. Freeman; Zambuku 136 142 1983 Nov Fundraiser with Dole 136 143 1983 Apr Headstart; Portrait Remake; URI 136 144 1990 Apr House Party 136 145 undated Levesque 136 146 1990 Aug 15 Lisi 136 147 1987 Nike Challenge 136 148 1983 Jul Ninigret; Interns 136 149 1982 Official Manual Photos 136 150 1982 Aug 28 Party at Don Roch's 136 151 1983 May Roger Williams Graduation; Messere, Kass, Black Nut 136 152 1989, undated Schneider in groups 136 153 1983 Mar Saint Patrick's Day Parade; Cranston H.S.; Justine Pinhero 136 154 1983 Jan Surplus Lands 136 155 undated Unidentified Negatives 136 156 1986 May-1988 Veterans 136 157 1982 Nov Voting Polls Series 20 137-145 1-44 Addendum Audio-Visual1978-1990

The series contains video cassettes, 16 mm film reels, 45 rpm vinyl records, and audio cassette tapes. The recordings contain televised debates, campaign news reports, commercials, news programs, and local talk show appearances.

The series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

 137 1 1982 Oct 14 Aukerman Debate 137 2 1985 Nov, 1986 Campaign News Clips 137 3 1990 Mar 16 Childhood Cancer 137 4 1983 Elderly Documentaries, Pell and Schneider, Channel 10 news conference 138 5 undated Exon, Jim; Campaign Commercial 138 6 1982 Oct 14 "Harris Fepac" 138 7 1989 Aug 16 Hospice Care; PSAS 138 8 undated Jason Foundation Project 139 9 1990 Apr 9 Local Talk Show 139 10 undated Miscellaneous Campaign Commercials 139 11 1990 Aug 7-8 Newscasts: Pell and the Middle East 139 12 1990 "Newsmakers" show: Schneider - Bakst 140 13 1990 Aug 7 Pell on Environment and Jobs 140 14 undated Political Video Duplicators 140 15 undated Polls 140 16 1978-1990 Sixteen mm Films Located in Oversize Boxes 5-8 141 0 undated Speech Therapy 141 17 1982 Squire Ads 141 18 1978 Oct 16, Nov 9 WJAR; "Spending, Roots, Waste" 142 19 undated ADR: Tapes 2,4,8,9,10 142 20 undated America - Repent or Perish 142 21 1982 May 20 Affirmative Action 142 22 1981 Apr 10 BDM Corporation 142 23 undated Campaign Letter 142 24 1982 Jun 19 Carlo College 142 25 undated Claudine T.V. 143 26 undated Congressmen: Stallwood and Suskind (audio cassettes) 143 27 1983 May 5 Dateline: Three Congresswomen 143 28 1986 East Side Little League 143 29 1983 Oct 26 Education 143 30 undated Gypsy Moths 143 31 undated Health Care 143 32 undated House of Representatives 143 33 undated Miscellaneous Unidentified Audio Cassettes 144 34 1988 Oct 14 Ocean Dumping Audio Cassette 144 35 undated Pollution 144 36 1988 Oct 7 Radio Spot: "Yesterday/Today" Audio Cassette 144 37 undated Resume 144 38 1988 Rhodes on the Pawtuxet: Claudine at Chafee Audio Cassette 144 39 1984 Feb 3 Sapinsley, Lila 145 40 undated Slide Show 145 41 undated Space Shuttle (4 Tapes) 145 42 1991 Strategic Path 145 43 1978 Nov, undated Theme Songs: 45 RPM Records 145 44 1983 Dec 25, undated WEAN; News Closeup Series 21 146-147 1-8 Addendum Memorabilia1982-1990

This series consists of two large scrapbooks containing personal photos, portraits, awards, news stories, invitations, and condolences. The records also include campaign bumper stickers, buttons, playing cards, envelopes, plaques, posters (located in map case "S"), award pendants, and personal greeting cards.

The series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

 146 1 1982, 1990 Campaign: Bumper Stickers, Playing cards, Envelopes, Plaques 146 2 1988-1990 Campaign: Buttons, Tickets, Leaflets 146 3 undated Cards 146 3A 1990 "Claudine for Senate" Poster (located in map case "S") 146 3B 1985 Close Up Foundation Award (see oversize 10 of 10) 146 4 1983, undated Memorabilia: Convention Badge Pendant, Award 146 4A 1985 May 31 Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. (see oversize 10 of 10) 146 4B 1985 National Leadership Conference for Vocational Sex Equity Coordinators (see oversize 9 of 10) 146 5 1988 Sep 28 Photo Album: Roland W. Schmidt Inauguration 146 5A undated Poster from "Conservation Law Foundation of Rhode Island" (see oversize 4of 10) 146 5B undated Reagan, Ronald, Portrait of (see oversize 9 of 10) 146 5C 1988 Sep 23 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (see oversize 10 of 10) 147 6 undated Scrapbook 147 7 undated Scrapbook 147 8 1988 Women's Action for Nuclear Disarmament Poster (see map case "S")