A collection of letters, memos, brochures & reports. Examples are: Large, stapled packet containing corresp. (July-Oct. 1980) from Congressman Wilson, Albert G. Bergeson (Regional Commissioner, U.S. Customs Service), Walter A. Watson (Operations Manager, Sky Trucking, Co.), Gene E. Godley (Asst., Sec., Leg. Affairs, Treasury Dept.), John Chillingsky (Owner, Sky Trucking Co.), Herbert T. Fink (Dis. Dir., U.S. Customs Service), Edward H. Mach (Dir., Inspection & Control, U.S. Customs Service) & Raymond L. Geiger (Chief, S.D. Inspection Branch, U.S. Customs Service) re/ “complaints that Sky Trucking Company has suffered losses due to insufficient Customs Service ... in processing of air freight in San Diego;” 1 letter from Joseph E. Rhile (Global Insurance Agency) to Congressman Clair W. Burgener (6/4/80) & Wilson’s letter to Mr. Rhile (9/30/80) re/ offsetting “the cost to tax payers of maintaining the border crossing  ... [by collecting a] fee of 25 cents or 50 cents per vehicle coming into the U.S.;” 1 letter from Sam F. Vale (Pres., Mexico-Texas Bridge Owners Assoc. (6/14/80) & attached copy of five page “Resolution” (5/17/80) promoting the concept of “free intercourse of trade, tourism, intellectual and cultural exchange between the peoples on both sides of said border;” 1 letter from Richard H. Davis (Ex. Dir., S.D. Economic Dev. Corp.) (5/19/80) to Congressman Wilson re/ S.D.E.D.C.’s concern “with the elimination of the County’s second border crossing station at Otay Mesa from the fiscal 1981 congressional budget;” 1 letter from S.D. County Supervisor Roger Hedgecock to Congressman Wilson (5/15/80) re/ concern over House Approp. Subcommittee on Treasury, Postal Service & General Government’s vote “to delete $1.1 million earmarked for building a second international border crossing station in the San Ysidro area;” 1 letter from Congressman Edward R. Roybal (25th Dist., CA) to Congressman Wilson (8/1/79) re/ a hearing to be held in the S.D. area on 8/10/79 in “response to the deaths of two infants at the border crossing station at San Ysidro;” “Memorandum For: Hon. Bob Wilson ...From: Cristobal P. Aldrete,  Federal Cochairman--SWBRC ... July 12, 1979 .... Enclosed is the Final Report on the ‘Impact of Resident Aliens and Migrant School Children on Border School Districts,’ prepared by the Organization of U.S. Border Cities and Counties under SWBRC Technical Assistance Grant No. 681-766-008. Your comments on the report would be appreciated;’ “Memo To The Boss From Karen” (7/10/79) re/ “status of amendment for extra funds for the Border Patrol” with special emphasis on manpower vs. partial automation of INS records; 1 letter from Bill Harrington (Wash. Rep. for S.D. City) to Wilson (5/4/79) & attached copy of “Resolution No. 223159 (3/20/79) re/ supporting “a relaxation of trade barriers and encourages the free flow of people and goods between San Diego and Tijuana;” “Memo For File” from Karen & office note (4/79) “relative to an inquiry we had made with respect to sewage waters from Tijuana, which are spilling into the U.S. side of the river;” stapled packet containing corresp. (Feb.-Ap. 1979) from Carl M. Segal (Gen. Manager, Trans American Industries), Congressman Wilson, James J. O’Keefe (Dist. Dir., INS), Allen D. Clayton (Officer in Charge, San Ysidro Port of Entry, INS) & Robert W. Kent (U.S. Consul General, Tijuana, Mexico) re/ Mr. Segal’s attempts to get the INS to treat his Mexican company’s employees properly & fairly when they crossed the border into the U.S.; stapled packet containing corresp. from Carleton Lichty (Pres., S.D. Chamber of Commerce) to Congressman Wilson (1/25/79) & to President Jimmy Carter (1/22/79) & Wilson’s reply to Mr. Lichty (1/30/79) re/ Mr. Lichty’s suggestions to President Carter for consideration in his “talk with President Lopez Portillo of Mexico next month.”