Box II.F. - 110

This folder contains correspondence from: Danny Seme, General Manager, Snowshoe Mountain Resort; Roger Semerad, Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training, U.S. Department of Labor; Agnes Roush, Mayor, Town of Mason; and Patrick Swindall, U.S. House of Representatives. Topics include: labor, senior citizens, and department of highways.

Topics include senior citizens trips.

This folder includes correspondence with James Seif, Region III Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency. Topics include environmental matters and department of natural resources.

This folder includes correspondence with James Seif, Region III Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency. Topics include environmental matters and department of natural resources.

Topics include: community and industrial development, highways, workers’ compensation fund, human services, and family services.

This folder includes correspondence with James Seibert, Executive Director, Martinsburg- Berkley County Chamber of Commerce. Topics include lottery and right to work issues.

This folder includes correspondence with: Samuel Seamon, Executive Director, American Diabetes Association, West Virginia Affiliates, Inc.; James Searle, Director of Marketing and Development, The Greenbrier Hotel; and Norman Fagan, Commissioner, Department of Culture and History, State of West Virginia; Topics include: health, tax department, culture and history, and human services.

This folder contains correspondence with: Rudy Seacrist, West Virginia House of Delegates; Frances Seago, President, West Virginia Board of Education; and Stephen Seago, Mayor, Town of Middlebourne, West Virginia. Topics include: department of highways, department of energy, human services, National Governors’ Association, and education.

This folder contains correspondence from: Carl Selinger, Dean, College of Law, West Virginia University; and Eugene Sellaro, Commissioner Monongalia County Commission. Topics include: department of highways, department of public safety, human services, and natural resources.