Steq-Stev, 1967-1973

This folder contains correspondence with: C. Joseph Stetler, President, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, Washington, D.C.; Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washinton, D.C; Herbert E. Jones Jr., Chairman, West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission; P.E. Masheter, Director, Department of Highways, Columbus, Ohio; James M. Shock, Communications Coordinator, Office of Communications, Department of Welfare; L.L. Vincent, Commissioner, Department of Welfare; John A. Stevens, Fiscal Officer, Governor’s Highway Safety Bureau, West Virginia; Edwin F. Flowers, Commissioner, Department of Welfare; Chauncey H. Browning Jr., Commissioner, State Commissioner of Public Institutions; Polly S. Stevens, Economic Opportunity Office, Department of Community Affairs, Boston, Massachusetts; Robert C. Stevens, Regional Director, Office of Emergency Preparedness, Region 3, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Kenneth Edmunds, Federal Planning, Coordinator, Executive Office of the President, Office of Emergency Preparedness, Region 2, Olney, Maryland. Topics include: retired teachers, drug abuse, National Governor’s Conference, West Virgina Industrial Development Authority, environmental conservation, West Virginia Air Pollution Control Commission, interstate development, death penalty, driver’s license, information request, Marshall University, elections, education, Republican National Leadership Conference, food stamps, alcohol in state parks, welfare, license plates, postal service, child custody, Department of Agriculture, pollution, West Virginia University, Pinecrest Sanitorium, road development, state hospitals, Public Service Commission, Women’s Bureau, insurance, jails, Emergency Employment Act of 1971, Federal Floods Insurance Program, emergency planning, West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council, Department of Highways, West Virginia University medical school, and taxes.