Title: Lieutenant Governor Ruth Meiers
Dates: 1983 - 1988
Record Series: 31811
Quantity: 9 feet
Abstract: Consists of scheduling correspondence, committee files, speeches, information on state agencies, and on issues dealing with women and children.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Ruth Olson was born, youngest of nine children, in Parshall, North Dakota on November 6, 1925 to Axel and Grace Mary (Williams) Olson. She attended grade school and high school in Parshall and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at the University of North Dakota in 1946. Ruth married Glenn E. Meiers in Jamestown in 1950 and they had four children: David, Michael, Monte, and Scott.
Ruth was a social worker in Mountrail County which continued her development as an outspoken and effective advocate for women and children in North Dakota. She was elected to the North Dakota House of Representatives in 1975 – the first woman to be elected from her district. She served five terms in the Legislature, serving on and chairing the Social Service and Veterans Affairs Committees. She also served on the Appropriations and Judiciary Committees. Her focus was always on respect and protection for those unable to advocate for themselves.
In 1984 Ruth was drafted by the Democratic Women’s Caucus to run for lieutenant governor alongside George Sinner. In 1985 she became the first woman Lieutenant Governor and the first woman to serve as President of the Senate in North Dakota. She chaired the State Commission on Child Support which sought input from all who received or paid child support. She chaired the Governor’s Commission on Children and Adolescents at Risk and was the guiding force for legislation creating a Children’s Commission.
According to the Bismarck Tribune, when Governor Sinner left the state to attend the Reagan Inaugural, Ruth Meiers served as Governor in his absence. When asked by the media if she would like to be called "governor" or "acting governor" she said, "you can call me Ruth."
In 1986 she traveled with a group of 53 American women to the Soviet Union to attend a conference on Women in Leadership.
Ruth Meiers died after a six month battle with cancer on March 19, 1987. Since that time the Ruth Meiers Hospitality House in Bismarck was named in her honor. The House provides shelter for individuals and families, a soup kitchen for the homeless, and emergency food services.
BOX / FOLDER INVENTORY
Box 1:
1 Child Support Enforcement Committee Agendas/Minutes 1985
2 Child Support Enforcement Members/Information 1983-1985
3 Correspondence/Jan.-June 1985
4 Correspondence/June-Dec. 1985
5 Correspondence 1985-1986
6 Child Support Enforcement Awards 1985
7 Compliance with 1984 Child Support Amendments/Possible Alternatives 1986
8 Child Custody Issues 1982
9 Child Support Enforcement Reference 1984-1985
10 Written Comments – Child Support Commission 1985
11 Child Support Survey (Assn. of Counties) 1985
12 Child Support Report 1986
13 National Conference of Lt. Governors 1984-1987
14 “Many To Many” Thought Exchange 1985
15 “Iowa Tomorrow” 1985
16 Order of Women Legislators 1985
17 Information Letters 1984 -1987
18 Correspondence 1985-1987
19 Council of State Governments 1985-1987
20 National Conference of State Legislatures 1982-1986
21 Photographs Lt. Governor’s Office 1985-1987
31811-001 Lieutenant Governor Ruth Meiers official portrait, ca. 1986
31811-002 Pat Unkenhotz (first Girls' State Governor, 1947), Jane Lesser (39th Girls' State Governor, 1986) and Ruth Meiers at Girls' State, 1986
31811-003 Lieutenant Governor Ruth Meiers, President of the Senate, Legislative Session, 1985
31811-004 Glenn Meiers, Lieutenant Governors Ruth Meiers, Jane Sinner at Governor's Inaugural ball, January 8, 1985
31811-005 Governor's Commission on children and adolescents at risk. Seated, left to right: Bernard Haugen, Betty Keegan, Ellen Glood, Myron Sanders, James Davis. Row 2: Dr. Jack Kerbeshian, Justice Beryl Levine, Lieutenant Governor Ruth Meiers, Lois Schneider. Row 3: Kermit Kruger, Kermit Bye, Richard Bendish, Don Schmid, and Dr. Wayne Sanstead.
31811-006 Lieutenant Governor Ruth Meiers and Judy Fossen, Miss North Dakota Junior Miss Charm, May 27, 1986
31811-007 Ruth Meiers appreciation day, Lieutenant Governor Ruth Meiers, Former Governor Arthur Link and Governor George Sinner, March 14, 1985
22 Lieutenant Governor’s Schedule 1985-1986
23 CDBG Correspondence 1984-1985
24 CDBG Correspondence 1985-1986
25 Missouri River Task Force Correspondence 1985-1986
26 Missouri River Task Force Development Plans
Box 2:
1 Self-Sufficiency Program 1982-1985
2 Community Action 1984-1985
3 Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation 1985-1987
4 Missouri River Task Force Agendas and Minutes Members 1985-1986
5 Foster Care Advisory Board 1984-1986
6 Scheduling Regrets Jan. – June 1985
7 Scheduling Regrets July- Dec. 1985
8 Scheduling Completed Jan. and Feb. 1985
9 Scheduling Completed March and Apr. 1985
10 Scheduling Completed May and June 1985
11 July – Aug. Completed Schedules 1985
12 National Lt. Governor’s Conference Hawaii 1985
13 Sept. – Oct. Completed Schedules 1985
14 Nov. – Dec. Completed Schedules 1985
15 Jan. / Feb. Completed Schedules 1986
16 Regrets Jan. 1986
17 Regrets Feb. 1986
18 March/Apr. Completed Schedules 1986
19 Regrets March 1986
20 Regrets Apr. 1986
21 May/June Completed Schedules 1986
22 Regrets May 1986
Box 3:
1 Regrets June 1986
2 July/Aug. Completed Schedules 1986
3 Regrets July 1985-1986
4 Regrets Aug. 1986
5 Sept./Oct. Completed Schedules 1986
6 Regrets Sept. 1986
7 Regrets Oct. 1986
8 Nov./Dec. Completed Schedules 1986
9 Regrets Nov. 1986
10 Regrets Dec. 1986
11 Jan./Feb. Completed Schedules 1987
12 Regrets Jan. 1987
13 Regrets Feb. 1987
14 March and Apr. completed Schedules 1987
15 Regrets March 1987
16 Regrets Apr. 1987
17Advisory Board for Alcohol Studies 1986
18 Aging Services 1985
19 Allard Case 1986
20 Boating Safety Issues/River Snags 1985-1986
21 Burdick Senator Quentin 1986-1987
22 Busch Family 1985
23 Busch Foundation/Management Training 1985
24 Call for Constitutional Convention 1985
25 Canadian Exchange Rates 1985
26 CAUSA, USA 1985-1986
27 CBS News Travel Expenses 1986
28 Chaplaincy Program/State Legislature 1986
29 Children’s Trust Fund 1985
30 Close-Up 1985
31 Commission on Uniform State Laws 1987
32 Computer Consulting Services 1986
33 Congratulatory Letters 1985-1986
34 Incoming Congratulatory 1984-1985
35 Condolence Letters 1986
36 Incoming/Contribution Requests 1985-1987
37 Dakota Radio Information 1985
38 Deeper Faith Message Association 1985
39 Donation of Inaugural Gown NDSU Textiles and Clothing 1985
40 Donation of Honorariums 1985-1986
41 Educational Statistics 1985
42 Election Boards 1986
43 Emergency Management Survey/NCLG 1985
44 Employment 1985-1986
45 Employment Problems 1985-1986
46 Employee Recognition Awards 1985
47 Extension of 1985 Deer Season 1985
48 Family Therapy Program 1986
49 Family Violence 1985-1987
50 Foreclosure Problems 1985
51 Forestry Service/State Forester 1986
52 Fort Berthold Letters and Responses 1985-1986
53 Foundation for Improvement of Justice 1986
54 Goodwill People to People Travel Program 1985
55 Grafton State School 1985
56 Grazing Fees – Federal Public Lands 1986
57 Hazardous Waste Disposal 1986
58 Head Injury Support Group 1986
59 Historical Drama/Lewis and Clark 1986
60 Homemakers’ Banner Display 1985
61 Human Services Concerns Correspondence 1985-1986
62 Human Services Concerns Correspondence 1986
63 Human Services Legislation 1985
64 Human Services Legislation 1985-1986
Box 4:
1 Infant Mortality 1985-1986
2 Insurance Problems 1985
3 Insurance/Nursing Home Policy 1985
4 International Youth Year Awards 1985
5 Lawyer Disciplinary Study Committee 1985
6 League of Women Voters 1986
7 Legal Problems/Former Spouses 1985-1986
8 Legislative Concerns/1985
9 Liability Insurance/Beverage Dealers 1985
10 Limited Convention Call 1985
11 Low Cost Housing Request 1985-1986
12 Master Addiction Counselor Certification 1985-1986
13 Medicare Issues 1985
14 Mental health Commission 1985
15 Minnesota State Treasurer 1985
16 Miscellaneous Incoming Correspondence 1986-1987
17 Missouri River Stump Removal 1986
18 Mountrail County Development Corp. 1985
19 Mountrail County Disaster Assessment 1985
20 Mountrail City, Park Commission 1985-1986
21 National Eye Care Project 1986
22 National Guard/Uranium Oxide Spill 1985-1986
23 National Women’s Political Caucus 1985
24 Neglect Case 1985
25 NFIB/ND State Ballot-Small Business 1985
26 NW Bell/Closing of Payment Centers 1986
27 Nursing Home Issues 1986-1987
28 Nursing Services 1985
29 Official Appointments 1984-1987
30 Oil Fields 1985
31 Poetry 1985
32 Pregnancy and Adoption Issues 1985
33 Proclamations/Official 1985-1986
34 Prison Sentence Reduction 1985
35 Property and School Taxes 1986
36 Requests for Recipes 1985-1986
37 Regional Planning Councils 1985-1987
38 Lt. Governor –Supreme Court Letters of Resignation 1985
39 Correspondence-Responses for Pictures, Cards, etc. 1985
40 Responses for Pictures, Cards, etc. 1985-1987
41 Royalty Payments Oil and Gas 1984-1986
42 Severed Mineral Interest 1985
43 Sibley Island Park/Bank Erosion 1986
44 Social Security Disability Benefits 1985
45 Soviet Union Trip 1985-1986
46 State Hospital Commitment 1985
47 Incoming/Surveys, Polls, etc. 1985-1987
48 Teacher of the Year Award 1986
49 Thank You/appearances/Incoming 1985-1987
50 Thank You Letters 1985
51 Thank You Letters 1986-1987
52 Thank you Letters American Cancer Society 1985
53 Correspondence – Senate Visits Thank You to Chaplains 1985
54 Social Work Program 1985
55 U.S. –Arab Relations/Trip to Iraq 1986
56 Values/Citizenship Education 1985
57 Village Family Service Center 1986
58 Voter Registration/ND Federation of Republican Women 1986
59 Wanner, Robert State Prison 1985
60 Williston Vector Control 1985
61 Women’s Day Article/Judy Baer 1985
62 Shala Sharifi Zolnoor Iranian seeking entrance to U.S. 1985-1986
63 Subcommittee Members 1985
64 CAAR Commission Members/Information 1985-1986
Box 5:
1 CAAR Correspondence 1985
2 CAAR Correspondence 1985-1986
3 Correspondence July-Dec. 1986
4 CAAR Commission Letters/RE: Materials 1985
5 CAAR Commission Information 1986
6 Press Clips-CARR Commission 1985-1987
7 Draft-Final Report 1985-1986
8 CAAR Commission By-Laws 1985
9 CAAR Commission/Preliminary Findings 1985
10 Summary of Recommendations/CARR 1986
11 Children’s Code Commission of 1922 1985
12 Bill Drafts/CAAR Commission 1986
13 CAAR-Summaries from Other States 1985
14 CAAR-Editorials 1985-1986
15 CAAR Commission Minutes and Agendas 1985-1986
16 CAAR Commission/Original Mailing List for Research Materials 1985
17 Written Testimony-CAAR Commission 1985-1986
18 State Survey of Child Welfare Laws 1986
19 Subcommittee Recommendations 1986
20 Resource Inventory of Needs and Gaps for Alcohol and Drug Abusing Children and Adolescents at Risk 1986
21 ND Licensed Addiction Treatment and Approved Addiction Counselor Training Programs 1985
22 Summary of CAAR Commission Work 1985-1986
23 Juvenile Justice 1984-1986
24 Subcommittee Information/Enclosures 1984-1985
25 Subcommittee Correspondence 1985-1986
26 CAAR Commission/Chemical Abuse Recommendations
27 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 1986
28 CAAR Correspondence 1987
29 Children’s Trust Fund 1985-1986
30 Optimal Pregnancy Outcome Projects 1986
31 State Youth Authority CAAR
32 Child Survival 1985-1986
Box 6:
1 Ag Expo 1985
2 Agriculture Speech ‘Problems Facing Agriculture industry Today’ 1985
3 Agriculture – Unity Among Farmers 1985
4 Ethics and the Economy Response by Corliss Mushik the speech
5 U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee Hearing 2/9/87
6 Farm Women in Times of Financial Crisis 1985
7 Farmers’ Union Address/Dec. 6, 1985
8 Greetings to Soil Conservation Days/Earl Butz 1985
9 NACD Northern Plains Soil Conservation Regional Meeting 1984-1986
10 Speech to Grain Dealers
11 Governor’s Budget Message
12 Budget Speech Outline 1985-1987
13 CAAR Commission Testimony Budget Section Human Services Committee June 12, 1985
14 CAAR Commission/Channel 12 Interview
15 CAAR Update – Mental Health Assn. Jan. 18, 1986
16 Denver – June 14, 1984 CAAR report to Independent Living Skills Session
17 International Youth Conference CAAR Presentation
18 Budget Committee on Human Services/CAAR Report 1986
19 CAAR Commission Statement 9/22/86
20 CAAR Commission 1-16-1987
21 CAAR Update/Budget Committee on Human Services 1985-1986
22 Report on Family and Community
23 Centennial Planning Conference Oct. 25, 1985
24 Centennial Planning Session 9-6-1986
25 Conference on Child Protection 7-6-85
26 Head Start Conference 8/8/86
27 SADD Speech Dickinson Trinity Apr. 16, 1985
28 State Industrial School Dec. 20, 1985
29 Streetwise/Remarks for Opening of Film about Runaways 4/25/85
30 Speech to Young Author’s Conference March 30, 1985
31 Awards Day – ND State Fair July 24, 1985 4-H and FFA 1985
32 Boys’ State – June 15, 1985
33 Boy Scout Luncheon Feb. 5, 1986
34 Caring For Children – Investing in Tomorrow
35 Child Support Enforcement 1985
36 Conference on Foster Care 8-21-86
37 Council for Exceptional Children Feb. 14, 1986
38 North Dakota, Land of Opportunity Speech to Young Citizen’s League Apr. 19, 1985
39 Girls’ State/6-2-86 You Can Make a Difference 1986
40 4-H Citizenship Seminar Jan. 23, 1986
41 American Legion Convention 6-24-86
42 Citizenship/Getting Involved (short speech) 1985
43 ND Jaycees – Feb. 22, 1986
44 VFW Loyalty Day Speech May 4, 1985
45 Gov. Sinner’s Speech – BJC Commencement May 17, 1985
46 Commencement Speeches
47 Commencement Address 5-23-85
48 Commencement Speech – Burke High School, May 18, 1985
49 Commencement Address Robinson 1986
50 Commencement Address GED/Displaced Homemakers May, 1985
51 GED Graduation, Stanley 5-25-86
52 Community Action Speech 1986
53 Community Action Program – Dickinson 1986
54 Communities: Renewing Our Common Life
55 Quad County Community Action Agency Apr. 10, 1986
56 Community Action Program-Fargo Feb. 18, 1986
57 Adult Education Speech Minot Reach out and Teach Someone 1985
58 CDBG Program/History
59 CDBG Program 1985-1986
60 Bias-Free Training/DPI Workshop 8-21-85
61 Education Speech Bottineau March 21, 1985
62 Education Speech References
63 International Small and Rural School Conference Apr. 2, 1986
64 ND Council of Teachers of English Apr. 17, 1986
65 School Administrator’s Conference July 16, 1984
66 Stanley School Dedication March 23, 1986
67 Teacher of the Year Luncheon Jan. 27, 1986
68 Vocational Education Conference 8-11-86
69 What is a School? Quotation 1957
70 ND Conference on Foster Care 8-21-86
71 Foster Parents’ Speech Bismarck May 9, 1985
72 Future Business Leaders of America Apr. 7, 1986
73 ATT Line Saver Awards June 6, 1985
74 Convention Bureau/Bowling Congress Welcome – Apr. 26, 1985
75 Chautauqua Greetings 8/12/86
76 Gov. Commission on DUI and Traffic Safety/Greetings 11-5-85
77 Cooperative Power/Greetings 8-5-85
78 Cooperative Power 1986
79 Speech to ND Council on Family Relations
80 Diabetes Association Awards Banquet Greetings 11-7-85
81 ND Drivers’ Education Association Apr. 7, 1986
82 Electric Cooperatives Speech 1986
83 Energy Generation Conference Jan. 29, 1986
84 State FFA Convention 1986
85 IAPES Convention/Welcome 6-18-85
86 Irrigation and Water Management Seminar Welcome – 3-5-85
87 Miss Indian America Pageant/Welcome 9-3-85
88 Opening of Job Service Office Newtown Nov. 4, 1985
89 Licensed Practical Nurses Apr. 23, 1986
90 Greetings/Lignite Council Nov. 7, 1985
91 ND Manufactured House Association Jan. 23, 1986
92 National Assoc. of Housing and Redevelopment Welcome 8-20-85
93 NUTI Grad Retraining Seminar/Welcome June 24, 1986
94 Greetings/Parenting Workshop Oct. 30, 1985
95 Peace Officers Association 8-14-86
96 PTA Convention Welcome 10/24/86
97 Post-Secondary AG Students March 18, 1986
98 Special Olympics/Opening of BB Tourney Jan. 25, 1986
99 State Craft Competition 1-15-87
100Greetings/Statue of Liberty Restoration
101 Greetings/Taiwanese Trade Delegation 8-26-86
102 Rural Health Care Speech
103 Head Injury Support Group Press Conference 9/8/86
104 ND Public Health Association Apr. 23, 1986
105 Martin Luther King Day Jan. 20, 1986
106 Human Rights Day Dec. 10, 1986
107 ND Settlement 1870-1915 Remarks for the Opening Ceremony of the Exhibit at the Heritage Center March 19, 1985
108 Press Association Speech Apr. 26, 1985
109 Quota Club Speech Oct. 18, 1985
110 Outline for Soviet Union Trip
111 Association of Counties Nov. 7, 1985
112 Apple Creek Bridge Dedication 1986
113 Capitol City Kiwanis Feb. 6, 1986
114 The Changing Nature of Work in America
115 The Christian and Politics (Sermon) 1985
116 Effective Lobbying
117 FERC Testimony/Washington D.C. Dec. 13, 1985
118 Independent Insurance Agents Minot Oct. 14, 1985
119 Legislative Procedure and Arrangements Committee/Apr. 22, 1986
120 Legislative Procedure and Arrangements Committee/Flag Display
121 Mayor’s Committee on Employment of Handicapped Apr. 22,1986
122 Memorial Day Speech 1986
123 Memorial Service for Space Shuttle Crew Jan. 31, 1986
124 Natural Areas Registry Presentation 12/12/85
125 ND List of “First”/Speech Material 1985
126 Sioux Award Presentation
127 Small Business Procurement Workshop Oct. 17, 1985
128 Dedication of Reception Center International Peace Garden 1985
129 Peace Congress Oct. 25, 1986
130 POW/MIA Flag Raising July 19, 1985
131 Basin Electric Women’s Breakfast Nov. 15, 1985
132 REC – 50th Anniversary Speech 1985
133 REC Young Couples’ Symposium June 26, 1985
134 Rural Heritage and Values Speech
135 Burleigh County Senior Adults Program 5-30-85
136 Kensington Open Forum Senior Citizens Nov. 20, 1985
137 Senior Olympics/Jamestown
138 Wellness Conference/Devils Lake Senior Citizens 10-1-85
139 Perception of Human Services 6-13-85
140 Rural Social Work Conference Minot May 10, 1985
141 Social Welfare Conference Williston Sept. 26, 1985
142 Social Welfare Legislation – Who Cares? 1985
143 4-H Leaders’ Banquet Dec. 9, 1985 1985
144 Heritage Center Volunteer Banquet 1985
145 Nursing Home Volunteers Speech
146 Atlanta- June 27, 1985 National Women’s Political Caucus 1985
147 Beyond God the Father Janet Wentz on Women and Religion 1986
148 Feminine Leadership 1986
149 AAUW-BPW, Grafton – Oct. 1986 Women Make a Difference
150 Rural Women and Politics Farm Forum Feb. 3, 1986
151 Lincoln Women of Today and Jaycees 6/17/86
152 Speech to Now Convention March 2, 1985
153 A Historical Perspective on the Role of Women
154 Women’s History Week/UND March 6, 1986
155 Rural North Dakota Women
156 Make Time for Politics What Women can do
157 Certified Public Accountants Feb. 7, 1986
158 Law Women’s Caucus-Grand Forks Oct. 18, 1985
159 National Association of Social Workers Women Make A Difference 5-29-86 1986
160 Women and the Economy Oct. 4, 1985
161 Health Issues 1985
162 Speech-Women in Municipal Gov’t League of Cities 9/20/85
163 Women’s Trade Fair Apr. 24, 1986
164 American Women in Politics (Report from Janet Wentz)
165 Speech-Dual Career Marriages (Ellen Glood)
166 Minority and Women’s Business Enterprise Conference 1987
167 NDEA Women’s Caucus Luncheon 8/21/85
168 Quotations/Women/Women’s Issues
169 Women’s Equality Day 8/26/86
170 Women Make A Difference – Speech to Professional Secretaries Apr. 24, 1985
171 Social Workers in Politics in a Rural State Kari Conrad Paper 1983
172 Women in Leadership Conference in Soviet Union 1986
Box 7:
1 Access Roads in Parshall Bay Area 1986
2 Amnesty International 1986
3 Association of Retarded Citizens 1984
4 Attorney General’s Office 1985-1986
5 Attorney General’s Opinions 1985-1986
6 Attorney General Opinions 1987
7 Attorney General Opinions 1986
8 Bank of North Dakota 1985-1986
9 Veterans’ Memorial 1985-1987
10 Arboretum Development Site Plan and Details 1985
11 Arboretum Development Trail Profiles and Details 1985
12 Capitol Grounds Arboretum Development Planting Plan 1985
13 Centennial Commission 1986-1987
14 ND Child Abuse Prevention Award 1985
15 Abuse and Neglect Reports 1983-1985
16 Minutes-Capitol Grounds Planning 1985-1987
17 Correspondence Capitol Grounds Planning Commission 1985
18 Information 1985-1987
19 ND Committee Preventing Child Abuse 1985-1986
20 Commission on the Status of Women 1985-1986
21 Commission on Victims of Crime 1986
22 Division of Emergency Management 1985-1986
23 Correspondence Domestic Violence Task Force 1983-1986
24 Eagle Scout Congratulatory 1985-1987
25 Early Childhood Advisory Comm. 1984-1985
26 Economic Development Commission 1984-1987
27 Economic Development/Tourism 1985-1986
28 Export Trading Company 1985
29 Flag Request 1985-1987
30 Game and Fish Concerns 1985-1987
31 Garrison Diversion Unit Commission 1984-1986
32 Garrison-Oahe 1985-1986
33 Governor’s Council on Human Resources 1985
34 History of Women in North Dakota 1986-1987
35 Health Department Correspondence 1986
36 Budget Reports/Heritage Foundation 1983-1987
37 By-Laws /Membership/Information Heritage Foundation 1986
38 Correspondence 1985-1986
Box 8:
1 Correspondence Highway Dept 1985-1986
2 Railroad Services Planning Study 1987
3 Highway Patrol 1985-1986
4 National Transportation Safety Board 1985
5 Historical Society Correspondence 1986-1987
6 Fort Abraham Lincoln 1986-1987
7 Fort Buford 1986
8 Fort Buford Master Planning 1985-1986
9 Fort Totten 1986
10 Fort Union 1985-1986
11 Knife River Indian Villages 1986-1987
12 Missouri River Task Force Final Report 1986
13 Missouri River Corridor Corps of Engineers Game and Fish 1985-1986
14 State Historic Sites 1985
15 Whitestone Battlefield 1986
16 Humanities Council 1987
17 Correspondence Human Services 1985-1986
18 Civil Rights Liaison Dept. of Human Services 1985
19 Dawes Report/Human Services Dept. 1985-1986
20 Interagency Meeting/Minutes 1985-1986
21 Increased Case Load/Economic Conditions Human Services Dept. 1985
22 Lake Region Human Service Center 1984-1986
23 Minot Area Human Service Center 1984-1985
24 Ombudsman Program 1984-1985
25 Reorganization of Health, Human Services Institutions Concept Paper 1986
26 Search Committee-Office of Human Services 1984-1985
27 West Central Human Service Center 1984-1985
28 Correspondence Insurance Department 1986-1987
29 ND Insurance Reserve Fund 1986
30 Insurance Information 1985-1986
31 CDBG Correspondence 1987
32 Intergovernmental Assist 1987
33 Economic Development Committee 1985-1986
34 Policy Advisory Minutes 1985-1986
35 Correspondence Job Service 1985-1987
36 Employment/Government Rankings 1985
37 JTPA Youth Program/SIS 1986
38 Unemployment Insurance 1985
39 State Lab Commission Meeting Minutes 1985-1987
40 State Laboratories 1986
41 League of Women Voters 1986-1987
42 Legislative Audit and Fiscal Review Committee 1985-1987
43 Legislative Council 1985-1987
44 Kloubec vs. Meiers Court Case House Bill 1346 1987
Box 9:
1 Budget – Lt. Governor’s Office 1985-1987
2 Inventory of Gifts/Lt. Gov. Office 1986-1987
3 Lt. Governor’s Resumes 1985-1986
4 Minnesota Lt. Governor’s Office 1985
5 Role of the Lt. Governor 1985-1987
6 North Dakota State Library
7 List of Publications 1972-1988
8 Office of Management and Budget 1985-1987
9 Planning Session/State Goals 1985
10 Mental Health Association Correspondence 1984-1986
11 Governor’s Task Force on Mental Health Issues 1985-1986
12 Correspondence 1987
13 National Conference of Lt. Governors 1985-1987
14 National Guard 1983-1985
15 Association of Counties 1985
16 ND Council on the Arts 1985-1987
17 ND Federation of Women’s Clubs 1985
18 ND Geological Survey 1985
18 ND League of Cities 1985
20 ND Retail Association 1985-1987
21 ND Public Employees Retirement System 1985-1986
22 Correspondence DPI 1985-1986
23 Displaced Homemakers 1984-1985
24 Educational Rankings 1984-1985
25 Parent Education 1986
26 Special Education Task Force 1986-1987
27 PSC/Correspondence 1985
28 State Board of Tax Equalization 1986
29 Jamestown State Hospital 1984-1985
30 Correspondence 1986
31 State Investment Board 1986
32 General Investment Information 1986
33 General Investment Information 1987
34 Information/investment Board 1985-1987
35 Minutes/State Investment Board 1985-1987
36 Venture Capital Meeting 6/17/86
37 Wilshire Asset Management Report 1986
38 Water Commission Minutes 1984-1986
39 Water Issues 1985-1987
40 Workmen’s Compensation Bureau 1985-1987
41 Yellowstone-Missouri-Fort Union Background Material 1962-1987
42 Yellowstone-Missouri-Fort Union Commission/Correspondence 1985-1987
43 Yellowstone-Missouri-Fort Union
44 Commission Minutes 1986-1987
45 Yellowstone-Missouri-Fort Union Information 1986-1987
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