Scope and Contents Two copies of “Mutual Development and Cooperation Act of 1973--Report of the Committee on Foreign Affairs...on H.R. 9360 to Amend the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.... July 20, 1973,” 93d Cong., 1st Sess., House Report No. 93-388 (106 pages) & stapled packet containing copies of Vol. 119, Congressional Record-Senate, House, Ex-tensions of Remarks [and] Daily Digest (7/26/73); stapled copy of Congress-man Wilson’s statement to the House of Representatives (n.d.) re/ “the foreign aid bill...

Scope and Contents Corresp. which includes letters, telegrams, memos & news clippings. Examples are: Letter from Darryl R. White (Sec. of the CA Senate) (6/25/73) & copy of “Senate Joint Resolution No. 15 relative to fishing industry;” copy of corresp. from Thomas G. Quirio & Congressman Wilson’s reply (6/73) re/ 200-mile fishing limit & Wilson’s opposition, “ unilateral action on our part would further confuse the issue;” 1 copy of letter from Andrew A. Oros to Senator John V. Tunney (n.d.)...

Scope and Contents Collection of news releases, letters, telegrams, news articles & government reports. Examples are: News Release, (NOAA, 10/18/76) re/ “Tuna Fishermen Banned From Killing Porpoises;” letter from Walter S. Clarke (Ecuador Desk, Dept. of State) (n.d.) regarding Congressman Wilson’s “request for information concerning the actions of Consul General John DeWitt and his staff...[protecting] U.S. lives and property following the Ecuadorian seizure of U.S. tuna clippers;” stapled packet...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, government reports, telegrams and memos. Examples are: One copy of the 27th Annual Report of the Pacific Marine Fisheries Commission For the Year 1974, July 1975 (56 pages); corresp. from constituent Mrs. Nettie Dunn & Congressman Wilson’s reply (12/74) re/ her concern over saving the American tuna industry & critiques of President Ford & President Nixon; stapled packet containing corresp. from Congressman Wilson, John Otjens (Sports Fisherman) Robert W....

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One copy of the final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) as “prepared by the Department of Commerce for Proposed Regulations to Govern the Issuance of Permits to Commercial Fishermen Under the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972.” 88 pages plus attached commentaries from organizations & other interested parties.