A collection of letters, memos, government reports & legal briefs. Examples are: One large stapled packet containing 1 cover letter (12/14/79) from Congressman Wilson to William R. Daly (S.D. Traffic Service), attached copy of Mr. Daly’s “Testimony…Before the Subcommittee on Surface Transportation House of Representatives, Federal Building, San Diego, California, Tuesday, November 20, 1979” (10 pp.) & 1 copy of William R. Daly, “Trucking Deregulation—Utopia Or Chaos” (n.d., 6 pp.) re/ a thorough and critical examination of the deregulation advocates and the simplicity of their ideology; 1 letter (12/3/78) from Jacob Dekema (Dist. Dir. of Transp., CA Dept. of Transp.) & attached copy of U.S. Dept. of Transp. & CA Dept. of Transp., Draft Environmental Impact Statement Interstate Route 8 and State Route 125 Interchange in La Mesa and El Cajon, 1979 (106 pp. + Appendices); stapled copies of two letters (8/25/78 & 9/2/79) from Vice Admiral T.J. Bigley (Dep. Chief of Naval Operations, Logistics) & Ms Elzada Davis (Coronado Citizens’ Committee on Traffic) & attached photocopy of “Navy establishes water taxi service,” Coronado Journal (8/16/78) re/ traffic problems “engendered by vehicles to or from NAS and the Amphibious Base and then on to the Bridge or Strand by use of Coronado’s residential streets;” stapled copies of corresp. (June-Aug. 1979) from Congressman Wilson, S.D. Transit Co. & Congressman James J. Howard re/ “the Howard Amendment to the Department of Transportation Appropriation Bill” which may aid cities, such as San Diego, purchase new buses; a large stapled packet containing material sent to Congressman Wilson by Ms Elzada Davis (Coronado Citizens’ Committee on Traffic) which includes photocopies of maps, photos, news articles & letters (June-Aug. 1979) re/ the committee’s concern over excessive traffic caused by NAS & the Amphibious Base on residential streets; 1 postal card (4/9/79) from constituent H.F.Weissenfluh & Wilson’s reply (4/11/79) re/ Weissenfluh requesting Wilson’s “opposition to a reduced AMTRAK system;” 1 copy of U.S.C.A.B., Tucson-San Diego Nonstop Route Investigation Docket 32709 Initial Decision of Administrative Law Judge Richard M. Hartsock, served: April 3, 1979 (15 pp. + Appendix A); 1 letter (2/22/79) from constituent Ms Rita Orozco & Wilson reply (3/2/79) re/ S.D. Transit’s purchase of new buses, raising senior rates & then cancelling 9 bus routes; 1 letter (2/22/79) from constituent Ms Pat Bromley and Wilson’s reply (3/2/79) re/ a request to the Congressman to help obtain a S.D. Transit system designed to better serve the peoples’ welfare; small stapled packet containing a letter (2/13/79) from Congressman Wilson & attached copy of petitions “signed by residents of Allied Gardens, Hillcrest, and Mission Hills, concerning the elimination of Bus Lines 43 and 13 by the San Diego Transit Company” & attached copy of a 1 page pamphlet “Save The Bus Service…Will Your Bus Be The Next One Lost??;” 1 page copy of “Editorial KGTV 10 San Diego—Transit Funds,” (2/2/79) re/ V.P. Clayton Brace’s pro bus, anti light-rail commentary; 1 letter (1/5/79) from Edwin D. Crowley (Charge d’Affairs a.i., U.S. Embassy, Bern, Switzerland) & Wilson’s reply (1/24/79) re/ “SIG Industrial Company of Schaffhausen, Switzerland … negotiating with your city…for the supply of fourteen streetcars, valued at $10 million;” 1 stapled packet containing corresp. (Dec.1978-Jan. 1979) from Congressman Robert K. Dornan, “Memo to ‘Boss,’” “Draft” to Mayor Wilson, typed note to Bob Moffet (Congressman Dornan’s Office), “Memorandum To: Karen Heath From: Bob Moffett” with attached letters from Congressman Dornan to Mayor Pete Wilson & attached photocopy of “Memorandum of Understanding Between the Government of the Swiss Confederation and the Government of the United States Concerning the F-5 Program” (2 pp.) re/ “the purchase of Swiss Industrial Company cars would be of direct benefit to California employment, inasmuch as the Garett Corporation would be responsible for providing the propulsion and control systems for the Swiss cars.”