A collection of letters, memos, city, county & state planning reports and other government documents. Examples are: Corresp. (9/80) from George F. Bailey (Chairman, Bd. of Dir., Comprehensive Planning Organization), Congressman Wilson’s reply & attached copy of CPO, Regional Planning Report on Shoreline Erosion, 1980 (24 pp.); 1 photocopy of Public Notice No. 79-146-NM (rev. 9/15/80) from Col. Gwynn A. Teague (Dist. Eng., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) re/ a proposal of the CA Dept. of Transportation to “construct about nine (9) concrete pier footings ... place about 9,600 cubic yards of rock slope protection...and place about 30,000 cubic yards of fill material to stablize the south bank of the [San Diego] river,” location maps & typical section drawing included in packet; 1 letter from Ms Catherine C. Johns (Resource Center for the Handicapped) & Wilson’s reply (July-Aug. 1980) re/ Ms Johns’ letter to S.D. City Councilman Clair Burgner indicating the lack of access for mobility limited persons in the newly constructed Seaport Village; 1 photocopy of a letter (7/3/80) from J.A. Remley (Dep. Dir, Dept. of Sanitation & Flood Control, S.D. County) re/ flood hazards on Los Coches Creek; 1 letter (6/18/80) from County Supervisor Roger Hedgecock (Chairman, Bd. of Supervisors) to Congressman Wilson giving reasons for the unanimous vote of the Supervisors “to discontinue its participation in the Comprehensive Planning Organization;” 1 copy of a letter (& draft copies) (6/18/80) from Congressman Wilson to the Dir., Genealogy Div., Library of Congress introducing Wilson’s “cousin, Richard Anderson, who is doing research on local San Diego history;” small, stapled packet containing communication (5/31/80) from Chris Therral Delaporte (Dir., Heritage Conservation & Recreation Service, Dept. of Interior) to Congressman Wilson re/ listing the Lyceum Theater on the National Register of Historic Places & attached information pages on this service; stapled packet containing “Statement of Objective” for San Diego FIRE Group (Fair Interest Rates & Employment) & attached copy of News Release (4/30/80) re/ “San Diego Labor-Business Coalition Petitions Carter Administration for Aid to Avert Loss of 39,200 jobs;” 1 copy of Edward H.C. Fredericks (Captain, USNRET), The U S Navy in San Diego Prior to World War II, 1979 (79 pp.)--a paper delivered to a conference held at the Cabrillo National Monument on 9/27/80; 1 large packet containing a CA Health Facilities Commission News Release (1/21/80) (7 pp.) re/ “San Diego Hospital Costs Rose $83 million In Three Years” and 1 copy of CA Health Facilities Commission, The Cost of Hospital Care, 1979 (29 pp. + 48 pp. of Appendices); 1 photocopy of Public Notice No. 80-82-RA (1/29/80) from Col. Gwyn A. Teague (Dist. Eng., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) re/ CA DOT proposal to “construct concrete pier footings on driven steel piles...excavate about 20,900 cubic yards of material from the riverbed...in the San Diego River, near Lakeside, San Diego County...to replace an existing bridge over the San Diego River,” location maps & drawing included in packet; stapled packet containing “two special Task Force reports prepared and published by the San Diego Region Overall Economic Development Program, Directions ‘80 Energy Report, 1979 (9 pp.)& Directions ‘80 Entreprenurial Developments, 1979 (10 pp.); 1 letter (1/16/80) from Richard J. Huff (Sec., Bd. of Dir., CPO) to Congressman Wilson re/ CPO “adopted new policies for reducing federal expenditures to the region...by a minimum of $13.5 million for this fiscal year ... a 6.1% reduction;” 1 copy of San Diego Business Action (Vol. 6, No. 12, 1979); eleven copies of San Diego Economic Bulletin from Vol. 27, No. 12, Dec. 1979 through Vol. 28, No. 8, Aug. 1980 -- topics include -- 1980 Economic Forcast, Unsold Tract Housing Inventory & Waters, A Regional Report, Year in Review-1977, 1979 Construction Activity, Union Wage Rate-Building Trades, Housing Market Prices, Vacant Office Space Declines- Tremendous Expansion Planned, Foreign Trade Gain Impressive & Explosion in Industrial Space.