Box 503

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Native American responses to CAP legislation from tribes other than the Hualapai. Some of the correspondence is in the form of resolutions.

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Resolutions and statements from the Hualapai Tribe.

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Material, mostly news releases, in chronological order, concerning some aspect of the CAP. During the 90th Congress, the secretary of the Interior was Stewart Udall.

Scope and Contents Correspondence and other material pertaining to the passage of CAP legislation. The material in these files is too general for a file of its own and too specific for General Correspondence. The communication is generally between the Arizona Delegation, the Colorado River Basin states, the members of the Task Force, and individuals or groups of individuals involved with the CAP. There are no letters from constituents in the files. Constituent correspondence may be found in the CAP -...

Scope and Content Note From the collection:

The Political Papers of Paul Fannin house a variety of materials documenting Paul J. Fannin's service as a United States Senator in the 89th through 94th Congresses. This collection has not been processed in full and can be viewed only by appointment. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more information.

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Material directly pertaining to the United States water treaty with Mexico.

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Material pertaining to Consideration in the Use of Nuclear Power as Compared with Power from the Grand Canyon Dams.

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Statements made by the Arizona Senatorial Delegation stating the outlook of CAP legislation.

Scope and Content Note From the collection:

The Political Papers of Paul Fannin house a variety of materials documenting Paul J. Fannin's service as a United States Senator in the 89th through 94th Congresses. This collection has not been processed in full and can be viewed only by appointment. Contact Archives and Special Collections for more information.