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Robert J. Dole Senate Papers-Press Related Materials, 1961-1996

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Columns

Journal Articles

Media Activities Plan

Newsletters

Op-Eds

Press Releases

Speeches

Subject Files

TV/Radio files

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Robert J. Dole Senate Papers-Press Related Materials, 1961-1996 | Robert and Elizabeth Dole Archive and Special Collections

By Robert Lay, Catherine Riggs, Jeremy Denham, Jennifer Kirmer, Beth Nettels, Alex Rausch

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Collection Overview

Title: Robert J. Dole Senate Papers-Press Related Materials, 1961-1996Add to your cart.View associated digital content.

ID: 01/006

Primary Creator: Dole, Robert J. (1923-2021)

Extent: 71.0 Linear Feet

Arrangement: All series are arranged chronologically then alphabetically within each date range.

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Clippings, manuscripts, press releases, correspondence and newsletters (114 boxes) document those functions of the Dole offices related to the media, 1961-1996. Arranged in 10 series - Columns, Journal Articles, Media Activities Plan, Newsletters, Op-Eds, Press Releases, Speeches, Subject Files, TV/Radio Files, and Newspaper Clippings - the records illuminate the communications of Senator Dole with constituents through newsletters (2 boxes), newspaper columns (1 box), and press releases (33 boxes). Records contained in Subject Files (28 boxes) concern subjects of interest to the Senator and his offices from 1964 to 1996, and also cover interactions between Dole's press secretaries and members of the media. The Newspaper Clippings series (36 boxes) includes articles and clippings relating to Bob Dole's extensive time in office, covering the years 1969 through 1996.

Administrative Information

Repository: Robert and Elizabeth Dole Archive and Special Collections

Access Restrictions: Some materials within the Dole Archive are restricted because of their sensitive nature or because they contain personal or confidential information. These records are protected by federal laws such as the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Examples of restricted records are personnel files, medical records, financial records, and any materials containing personal information such as addresses and social security numbers. Restricted materials are identified at the box and/or folder level within the finding aid. Questions about these materials may be directed to the Senior Archivist of the Dole Archives.

Use Restrictions: Copyright restrictions apply in different ways to different kinds of materials. Many of the documents and other historical materials in the Archive are in the public domain and may be reproduced and used in any way. Senator Dole has not donated his copyright interest in his papers and other historical materials to the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics. Permission to publish must be obtained from him or his designee. There are other materials in the library carrying a copyright interest that must be used according to the provisions of Title 17 of the U.S. Code. The Archive issues a warning concerning copyright restrictions to every researcher who requests copies of documents. Although the copyright law is under constant redefinition in the courts, it is ultimately the responsibility of the researcher to properly use copyrighted materials.

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View a full series list of this collection here (PDF will open in a new window): dole_archives_senate_papers_press.pdf


Box and Folder Listing


Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Columns, 1976-1986],
[Series 2: Journal Articles, 1970-1989],
[Series 3: Media Activities Plan, 1977],
[Series 4: Newsletters, 1973-1986],
[Series 5: Op-Eds, 1979-1985],
[Series 6: Press Releases, 1961-1996],
[Series 7: Speeches, 1973-1994],
[Series 8: Subject Files, 1961-1996],
[Series 9: TV/Radio files, 1970-1988],
[Series 10: Newspaper Clippings, 1969-1996],
[All]

Series 1: Columns, 1976-1986Add to your cart.
Newspaper columns written by Senator Dole as part of the "Talking With Kansans" series.
Subject/Index Terms:
Article--Newspaper
Box 1: 1983-1986Add to your cart.
Folder 1: "First Monday", 1976Add to your cart.
Folder 2: "Kansas Alumni", 1976Add to your cart.
Folder 3: "U.S. News and World Report", 1976Add to your cart.
Folder 4: "Washburn Alumnus", 1976Add to your cart.
Folder 5: Boosting Technology: More Productivity, Less Red Tape, 1983Add to your cart.
Folder 6: Miscellaneous [1 of 2], 1983-1984Add to your cart.
Folder 7: Miscellaneous [2 of 2], 1983-1984Add to your cart.
Folder 8: Getting Disabled Americans into the Marketplace, [1984]Add to your cart.
Folder 9: Graduation Message, 1984Add to your cart.
Folder 10: Job Center Decision Draws Near, [1984]Add to your cart.
Folder 11: National Commission on Agriculture Trade and Export Policy, 1984Add to your cart.
Folder 12: National Commission on Trade and Export Policy, 1984Add to your cart.
Folder 13: New Wheat Program Signed into Law by President, 1984Add to your cart.
Folder 14: Talking with Kansans, November 1984 - January 1986Add to your cart.
Folder 15: Talking with Kansans, 1989Add to your cart.
Folder 16: Voting Rights for the Handicapped and Elderly, [1984]Add to your cart.
Folder 17: Getting Tough with Drunk Driving, [1984]Add to your cart.
Folder 18: African Famine Relief, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 19: Charles Curtis and Harry Darby: Historic Kansans, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 20: Child Safety Days, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 21: Cutting Government Spending, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 22: Difference of Opinion Evident from State Fair Survey Results, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 23: Fair Trade Practices: U.S. and Japan, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 24: Historic Budget Passes Senate, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 25: Keeping Crime Victims Aware of their Rights, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 26: The MX Missile: Essential Component of our Nuclear Triad, March, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 27: National Adoption Week Focuses on Special Need, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 28: New Farm Bill a Must, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 29: One Tool for Balancing the Budget: Give President Reagan a Line Item Veto, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 30: Reagan is Right in Calling for No New Taxes, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 31: Salute to the Spirit of Volunteers, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 32: Senate Makes Downpayment on Deficit: $71 Billion Tax Reform Package Wins Approval, [1985]Add to your cart.
Folder 33: Senate Repeals Internal Revenue Service Vehicle Record-Keeping Requirements, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 34: Tax Relief: Indexing in '85 to Stop "Backdoor" Tax Increase, [1985]Add to your cart.
Folder 35: Two Families in Search of Freedom, [1985]Add to your cart.
Folder 36: Winning the War against World Hunger, November, 1985Add to your cart.
Folder 37: Kansas Farmer Joins the Federal Reserve Board, 1986Add to your cart.

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Columns, 1976-1986],
[Series 2: Journal Articles, 1970-1989],
[Series 3: Media Activities Plan, 1977],
[Series 4: Newsletters, 1973-1986],
[Series 5: Op-Eds, 1979-1985],
[Series 6: Press Releases, 1961-1996],
[Series 7: Speeches, 1973-1994],
[Series 8: Subject Files, 1961-1996],
[Series 9: TV/Radio files, 1970-1988],
[Series 10: Newspaper Clippings, 1969-1996],
[All]



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