Manuscripts Department
Library of the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION
#4740
H. MARTIN LANCASTER PAPERS
Inventory
Abstract: Harold Martin Lancaster was born on 24 March
1943 in Patetown Community, N.C.; received the J.D.
degree from the University of North Carolina Law
School, 1967; served in the U.S. Navy, 1967-1970; and
began his Goldsboro, N.C., law practice in 1970. He
served in the North Carolina House of Representatives,
1978-1986, and represented the Third North Carolina
District in the United States House of
Representatives, 1987-1994.
Chiefly North Carolina General Assembly
and United States House of Representatives legislative
materials (bills, committee reports, etc.) and
correspondence relating to the issues discussed in the
legislative materials. About 20% of the collection
relates to Lancaster's tenure in the North Carolina
House of Representatives, 1978-1986. The rest of the
collection relates to his time in the United States
Congress as representative from the Third North
Carolina District, 1987-1994.
Online Catalog Terms:
Lancaster, H. Martin (Harold Martin), 1943- .
Legislators--North Carolina--History--20th century.
Legislators--United States--History--20th century.
North Carolina. General Assembly. House of Representatives.
United States. Congress. House--History--20th century.
United States. Congress--Constituent communication.
Size: About 90,000 items (93.0 linear feet).
Dates: 1976-1997.
Provenance: Received from H. Martin Lancaster of Goldsboro,
N.C., in January (Acc. 95018) and July (Acc. 95096)
1995, and in March 1998 (Acc. 98065).
Access: Donor had stipulated that legislative and
congressional materials not be available for
examination and study until 1 January 1999 and that
political materials not be available for
examination until 1 January 2004. All materials are now
open except for those closed pending processing.
Processing Note: Items separated: P-4740/1-16; VT-4740-1-24;
T-4740/1-2
Copyright: Retained by the authors of items in these papers,
or their descendants, as stipulated by United States
copyright law.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Biographical Note
Collection Overview
Series Descriptions
Series 1. Personal Files
Series 2. North Carolina General Assembly
Series 3. U.S. House of Representative Files
Series 4. Pictures
Series 5. Audiovisual materials
Addition of March 1998
INTRODUCTION
Biographical Note:
Harold Martin Lancaster was born on 24 March 1943 in Patetown
Community, N.C. In 1957, he served as a Page in the North
Carolina House of Representatives and in 1959 as Chief Page. He
attended the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, where
he served in the Student Legislature and the North Carolina State
Student Legislature. In 1964, he served as an intern in state
government and in 1966 was a research assistant for Senator Sam
J. Ervin's Constitutional Rights Subcommittee. Lancaster
received the A.B. degree in 1965 and the J.D. degree from the
University of North Carolina Law School in 1967.
After law school, Lancaster served three years as a Judge
Advocate in the Navy, eighteen months of which were spent on the
U.S.S. Hancock off the coast of Vietnam. He continued as an
active reservist and retired as a Captain in 1993. Following his
naval service, Lancaster returned to Wayne County to begin
practicing law with his college and law school classmate, Phil
Baddour, Jr.
Lancaster served in the North Carolina House of
Representatives from 1978 to 1986, his last two terms as chairman
of the Judiciary Committee. Lancaster was elected to represent
the Third North Carolina District in the United States House of
Representatives beginning in 1987. He served as freshman whip
and on many House committees, including Armed Services,
Agriculture, and Small Business. His membership on the Armed
Services Committee, which he secured as a freshman, was a
particular coup, since Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base and Seymour
Johnston Air Force Base are within the Third District and Fort
Bragg, Pope Air Force Base, and the Cherry Point Marine Corps Air
Station are in adjoining counties.
As a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives
Lancaster served on the following committees:
1983-1986: Judiciary Committee (Chairman)
1981-1983: Highway Safety Committee (Chairman)
1979-1986: Government Ethics
1979-1986: Veterans Affairs
1978-1982: Appropriations
1982-1986: Finance
1983-1984: Corrections
1983-1984: Housing
1979-1983: Judicial Council
1979-1980: Product Liability Study Commission
1981-1982: Health Occupational Licensing Boards Study
Commission (Chairman)
1981-1982: Investment of Public Funds Study Commission
1981-1982: Separation of Powers Study Commission
1983-1984: Neuse River Basin Study Commission (Chairman)
1983-1984: Computer Literary Study Commission
1981-1986: Mental Health Study Commission
1985-1986: Joint Committee on Governmental Operations
1986-1986: Simplified Business Licensing Commission (1985-86)
1985-1986: Venture Capital Study Commission
As a member of the United States Congress, Lancaster served on
the following committees:
1987-1995: Committee on Armed Services
1993-1995: Committee of Merchant Marine and Fisheries
1987: Committee on Public Works and Transportation
1987-1995: Committee on Small Business
1994: Congressional Study Group on Germany (Chairman)
Lancaster left Congress in 1994 to return to Goldsboro. In
1995, he served as Special Assistant to the President on Chemical
Weapons. He was nominated by President Clinton in 1995 to become
Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works and was confirmed
in January 1996.
Collection Overview:
Chiefly North Carolina General Assembly and United States
House of Representatives legislative materials (bills, committee
reports, etc.) and correspondence relating to the issues
discussed in the legislative materials. About 20% of the
collection relates to Lancaster's tenure in the North Carolina
House of Representatives, 1978-1986. The rest of the collection
relates to his time in the United States Congress as
representative from the Third North Carolina District, 1987-1994.
For the most part, the order and titles of original boxes,
folders, and envelopes has been maintained. Most material is
filed by issue, committee, or other subject-based classification.
Some correspondence, however, is filed alphabetically by
correspondents' last names.
The collection is arranged as follows:
Series 1. Personal Files
Series 2. North Carolina General Assembly.
Subseries 2.1. 1979-1980 Session
Subseries 2.2. 1981-1982 Session
Subseries 2.3 1983-1984 Session
Subseries 2.4 1985-1986 Session
Subseries 2.5 Office Files
Series 3. U.S. House of Representative Files
Subseries 3.1. General Legislative Files
Subseries 3.2. Department / Agency Files
Subseries 3.3. Office Files
Subseries 3.4. Political / Campaign Files
Series 4. Pictures
Series 5. Audiovisual materials
Addition of March 1998 CLOSED pending processing.
SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
Series 1. Personal Files.
1971-1991. About 3,000 items.
Primarily files from Lancaster's law office (Baddour,
Lancaster, Parker & Hine, P.A., Goldsboro, N.C.). Also included
are personal correspondence and files from the North Carolina
Arts Council which Lancaster chaired from 1977 to 1981. There
are also files on Lancaster’s service in the Naval Reserves and a
folder containing correspondence regarding his gifts to charity.
Arrangement is roughly alphabetical for personal and legal files
and by year for Arts Council files.
Box 1
Folders 1-22 1971-1985: Legal files and correspondence
23-29 North Carolina Arts Council
Box 2
30-40 Personal Correspondence 1989-1990
41-42 Personal Correspondence 1991
43-46 Navy, General 1988-1991
47-48 Navy Reserve 1987-1991
49 Gifts to Charities 1991-1992
Series 2. North Carolina General Assembly.
1979-1986. About 27,000 items.
The subseries 2.1 - 2.4 are divided into three main sections:
House Bills, General Legislative Files, and General
Correspondence. The House Bills files include folders for each
bill that Lancaster worked on or corresponded about with other
House members. Many of these files pertain to bills that were
written or sponsored by Lancaster. Arrangement is by bill
number. The General Legislative files contain committee and task
force files, subject files, correspondence with other legislators
and government officials, and files on issues not related to
specific bills. The General Correspondence subsection contains
mail from constituents, other governmental agencies, and
occasional letters from other legislators relating to personal or
campaign issues. A carbon copy of Lancaster's response is often
filed with the letter he received.
Subseries 2.1. 1979-1980 Session
1979-1980. About 6,000 items.
Box 3
House Bills
50 Appropriations 1979-June 1980
51 Appropriations Gen. Gov’t and Trans. 1979-June 1980
52 Alimony Termination
53 Assaults on Judicial Officers HB 623
54 Art Works in State Bldgs.
55 Local Arts Funding HB 1647
56 Auctioneers HB 878
57 Bills Introduced
58 CB Aycock Historic Site HB 400
59 Child Custody HB 399
60 Civil Preparedness by Local Bd. Sub-Committee
61 County Social Service Budget HB 1293
62 Defense of Public School Teachers HB 381
63 Domestic Violence
64 Education 1979
65 Mental Health 1979
66 State Bd. Of Ed.; Membership HB 827-Subcommittee
67 Exchange of Land by State HB 1292
68 Gov’t Ethics Committee
69 Judgments Sub-Committee
70 Judiciary II- 1979
71 Land Ownership by Aliens
72 Licensing of State Psychologists HB 1179
73 Military and Veterans Affairs 1979
74 Military Benefits Under Inheritance Tax HB 210
75 Money Judgments Bills HB 813
76 Motor Vehicle Repair SB 813
77 Property of Slain Spouse HB 965
78 Public Telecommunication HB 1579
79 Pub. Worker Unions Ltd.- Subcommittee HB 1461
80 Rights in Tenancy by Entirety HB 964
81 Registry/ Father’s Natural Children HB 710
82 Sales Tax on Cars
83 Civic Clubs HB 59
84 Speedy Trial Amendments SB 1067
85 Subcommittee Constitutional
Amendments- State Med. Care Exempt. 1252
86 Streets on Military Reservations 571
87 Tax on Real Estate Exchanges
88 Toxic Substances Sub-Committee
89 Uniform Products Liability Bill
90 Volunteer Fire Depts. And Rescue Squads –963
General Legislative Files
91 Abortion
92 Agricultural Research
93 Board of Governors
94 Bottle Bill
95 Cape Fear Caucus
96 Community College Trustees
97 Constitutional Amendments 1979
Box 4
General Legislative Files
98 D. C. Amendment
99 Drug Trafficking
100 Rufus L. Edmisten
101 E.R.A.
102 Firemen’s Pension Fund
General Correspondence
103 A
104 B
105-106 C
107 D
108 E
109 F
110 G
111-112 H
113 I-J
114 K
115-116 L
117 M
118 N
119 O
120 P- Q
121 R
122 S
Box 5
General Correspondence
123 T
124 U-V
125 W
126 X-Y-Z
Legislative Files, 1979-80
127 Fox Hunters and Trappers
128 Governor’s Conference on Mental Health
129 Deaf School
130 Historic Preservation Legislation
131 House of Representatives- Misc. Correspondence
132 Governor James B. Hunt, Jr.
133 Insurance
134 Leg. Drafting Service (Clyde Ball)
135 Legislative Ethics Committee
136 Legislative Newsletter
137 Legislative Pages
138 Libraries
139 Motion Pictures Industry
140 N.C. Arts Council
141 N.C. Association of County Commissioners
142 Private Church- School Legislation
143 Press Release
144 Presumptive Sentencing
145-147 Products Liability Bill
148 Proposed Legislation
149 Road Patching Procedures
150 Savings and Loan Institutions
151 School Funding
152 School of Science and Mathematics
153 School Law
154 Senate- Misc. Correspondence
155 Speeches
156 Status Offender
Box 6
Legislative Files, 1979-80
157 Tax Issues and Bills
158 Transportation
159 Wildlife
160 Waynesborough Park
161 Major Legislation- 1979 Session
Issue Mail
162-169
Subseries 2.2. 1981-1982 Session
1981-1982. About 9,000 items.
Box 6 (contd.)
House Bills 1981-82
170 Common Law Ouster and Establish Remedies (HB 1167)
171 Cultural Res. Arts Appr.
172 Clarify Third Party Designations-Rule 14-HB 1168
173 Driver’s License Hearing, Notice for (sponsor) HB 302
174 Eureka Town Elections (sponsor) HB 233
175 Fremont/Goldsboro Parking Regulations HB 525
176 Goldsboro Property Exclusion HB 1588
177 Grass Roots Arts Funds HB 1542
178 Identification of Drafter of Deed HB 544
179 Insulation, Storm Door Tax Credit (sponsored) HB 834
180 Jaycee Burn Center Appropriations HB 806
181 Juvenile Guardian A Non-lawyer HB995
182 Juvenile Guardian- Dependency HB 996
183 Local Gov’t Personnel Records HB 1221
184 Proposed Legislation (sponsored)
185 Arts Legislation (sponsor and co-sponsor)
186 Arts, Local Tax Fund For HB175
187 Marriage of Minor Mothers HB 92
188 Medicaid Conflict of Interest HB994
189 Limited Liability H174
Box 7
House Bills 1981-82
190 Mental Health Boards, Defense of Area HB 174
191 Military Tuition Rates Bill HB 192
192 Mo- Ped Defined HDB 1258
193 Motor Vehicle Towing Etc. LRC, HJR 1360
194 Public Radio Appropriation (sponsor)
195 Radar Training Funds, HB 1371
196 Radiologic Technologist Bill HB477
197 Rape- G.S. 14-27.2 and G.S. 14-27.4 HB 206
198 Ski Safety and Liability Amendment
199 School Expenditures, Wayne County HB 888
200 Special Permit, No Written Application for (sponsor) HB 303
201 Support Extended to Age 22 (sponsor) HB 182
202 Tenancy by the Entirety Amendments HB 67
203 Unexpired License Plate Refund (sponsor) HB 301
204 Vehicle Towing Bill HB 1519
205 Misc. (List of Bills including those introduced by Lancaster)
General Legislative Files, 1981-82
206 Certificate of Election
207-208 Appropriations Committee
209 Committee Meetings Info.
210 Constitutional Amendments Committee
211 Courts and Judicial Districts Committee
212 Drug Paraphernalia (J-11 Subcommittee)
213 Education Committee
214 Educator Salary Schedule (Subcommittee) HB 112
215 Ethics Committee
216 Highway Safety Meeting 15 June, 1982
217 Highway Safety 1 July 1981
218 Highway Safety 24 June 1981
219 Highway Safety 17 June 1981
220 Highway Safety 11 June 1981
221 Highway Safety Mtg. 10 June 1981
222 Highway Safety 3 June 1981
223 Highway Safety 27 May 1981
224 Highway Safety 20 May 1981
225 Highway Safety 13-14 May 1981 also-H886 and H931
226 Exempt Property
227 Mental Health Study Commission
228 Child Watch
229 Mental Health Study on Commitment Laws
230 N.C. Education Seminars
231 St. Louis Education Seminar
232 Bus Deregulation
233 NC 2000
234 State Funds Investment Commission
235 Task Force on the Arts
236 Drunk Driving Task Force
Box 8
General Legislative Files, 1981-82
237-239 Occupational Licensing Boards Commission File 1
240-241 Occupational Licensing Boards Commission File 2
242-245 Drunk Driving Task Force
246 Legislation and Law Reform Committee
247 Local Gov’t and Regional Affairs Committee
248 Mental Health Committee
249 Mobile Home Movers (Highway Safety) HB 507
250 Occupational Licensing Study Commission
251-255 Shift Premium Pay Subcommittee
256 Shift Premium Pay Subcommittee—Correspondence
257 State Bar, Legislative Com. File
Box 9
General Legislative Files, 1981-82
258 Separation of Powers Committee
259-264 Alternative to Incarceration- Restitution Center Proposal
265 Subcommittee to Study HB813
266 Legal Services of N.C., Inc.
267 Judicial Council
268 Products Liability Study Committee
269 LaGrange telephone exchange letters
Highway Safety
270 6 May 1981
271 29 April 1981
272 22 April 1981
273 4 March 1981 and 1 April 1981
274 18 Feb. 1981
275 11 Feb. 1981
276 3 Feb. 1981
277 28 Jan.. 1981
278 Correspondence
279 Governmental Ethics Committee
280 Judiciary II Committee
281 Lancaster- Legislative Report
282-283 Rep. Martin Lancaster- Appropriations
Box 10
Legislative Correspondence, 1981-82
284 Abortion
285 Adoption Records
286 Agriculture
287 Arts Council, N.C.
288 Arts, N.C. School of
289 Attorney General
290 Banking
291 “Bottle Bill”
292 Bankruptcy Exemptions
293 Budget
294 Cape Fear Caucus
295 Chiropractic HB 411
296 Christian Life Council- News Letter
297 Economic Development, Dept. of Commerce
298 Comparative Negligence
299 Community Colleges
300 Congressional Redistricting
301 Crime Control and Public Safety
302 Cultural Resources
303 Day Care Center
304 Day Care Child Abuse
305 Discriminatory Complaints
306 Dramshop Legislation
307 Editorials
308 ERA
309 Fair Employment Practices Act
310 Fair Sentencing
311 Finance
312 Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr.
313-314 General Correspondence
315 Gasoline Tax
316 Health
317 Hearing Aid
318 Hemophilia
319 Higher Education
320-321 Highway Fund
322 Human Resources
323 Insurance, N.C. Dept. of
Box 11
Legislative Correspondence, 1981-82
324 Investigative Assistants
325 Interests Legislation
326 Inventory Tax
327 Kerr Lake Reservation System
328 Legal Services
329 Legislative Bulletin (N.C. Association of City Commrs.)
330 Legislative Newsletter (N.C. United Way)
331 Legislative Redistricting
332 Legislative Services Office
333 Lobbyist Lists (Legislative Agent)
334 Marine Fisheries
335 Marital Property Distribution Bill (P.Hunts)
336 Microelectronics
337 Miscellaneous
338 Money Mart
339 Motor Carriers, N.C.
340 Motorcycle Helmets
341 National Guard
342 News Media
343 NCAE
344 N.C. Symphony
345 Nursing Practice Act
346 Occupational Therapy
347 Office Paintings
348 Pages
349 Recreation and Parks Dept. (Wayne)
350 Parks and Recreation Division
351 Products Liability
352 Public Instruction
353 Revenue Sharing
354 Dealers in 2nd hand Goods
355 School Bond Referendum
356 Sheriff’s Association, N.C.
357 Social Worker Legislation
358 Solar Energy
359 Southern Legislative Conference
360 Speaker of the House- Correspondence
361 State Employees Association
362 State Retirement System
363 Storage Tank Legislation for General Electric
364 Sunset Commission
365 Treasurer, Dept. of
366 Transportation
367 Teachers
368 Tax Legislation
369 University Bd. Of Governors
370 Utilities Commission- Public Staff
371 Wayne County
372 Wayne County Map
373 Women
374 Worth Program
375 Youth Council- State
General Correspondence ,1981-82
376 A
377 B
378 C
Box 12
General Correspondence ,1981-82
379 D
380 E
381 F
382 G
383 H
384 I-J
385 K
386 L
387 M
388 N
389 O
390 P-Q
391-392 R
393 S
394-395 T
396 U-V
397 W
Subseries 2.3. 1983-1984 Session
1983-1984. About 7,500 items.
Box 12 (contd.)
House Bills
398 Safe Roads Bill HB 1
Box 13
House Bills
399 Public Hearing - DUI HB 01
400 Conference Committee SB 1
401 House Subcommittee on Criminal Discovery
402 Leg. Reading—DUI- Proposals and Outline
403 Leg. Reading—DUI – Dram shop
404 Leg. Reading—Newspaper Articles – DUI Bill
405 Leg. Reading—DUI Court Decisions
406 Leg. Reading—Misc. DUI Info
407 DUI Dram Shop
408 Amendments Considered But Not Adopted—Originals HB1
409 DUI Amendments- 1984 Session
410 HB 1061—Towing Cars Rewrite
411 Sentencing for Consolidated Felonies—HB 1034
412 Seven Springs Boat Ramp—HB 1011
413 Amend Driver’s License Suspension—HB 970
414 Trial Allowed Week of Arraignment—HB 868
415-416 Time Sharing Condominiums—HB 785
417 Licensure Law for Mental Health—HB 733
418 Guardian ad Litem—HB 732
419 Sanitary District Elections—HB 694
420-421 Guardian Ad Litem—HB 732
Box 14
House Bills, 1983-84
422 Evidence Law Revision HB 96
423 Outpatient Commitment HB 124
424 Criminal Law Age Terminology HB 146
425 State Bar Bill HB 261
426 Registration Plate Amendments HB 285
427 Resolution—Mr. Hardy HB 417
428 Bingo Legislation HB 489
429 Registration Acts for Practicing Counselors SB 553
430 Military Discharge Mitigates Sentence HB 527
431-432 Proposed Legislation- 1983
433 Jury Instructions Conference HB 1192
434 Regional Arts Program HB 1259
435 Technical Corrections for Rape Indictment HB 1260
436 No Forced Dedication in ETJ HB 1283
437 Grassroots Art Funds HB 1474
438 Technical Changes / Safe Roads Act HB 1660
439 Herman Park 4-H School Funds HB 1659
440 Armed Robbery
441 HB Four Hundredth Anniversary
442 Wine Franchises
443 Deferring Imprisonment of Pregnant Defendants HB 236
444 Review of New Licensing Bills HB 110
445 Tax Rate on Transfers to In-Laws HB 108
446 Small Claims Transfer HB 286
447 Restitution of Reward Money HB 526
448 Odometer Fraud Felony HB 1118
449 Cable TV Theft of Services
450 Confidentiality of Communications
451 Judiciary III- Bill Summary
452 Non Parents Visitation Rights HB 107
453 Expunction Bill HB 131
454 Fair Procedure in Partition Sales HB 1352
455 No Sheriff’s Tax Bond Required
456 Incorporate Southern Wayne
457-458 Radiation Technology Practice Act
459 Victims and Witnesses- Bill of Rights-1983 Session HB 511
460 HML Subcommittees
461 Blind and Deaf Committee
462 Corrections Committee
463 Governmental Ethics
464 Highway Safety
465 Housing Committee
466 Judiciary III
467 J III Subcommittees
468 Finance Committee
469-471 Computer Literacy Study Commission (Legislative)
472-474 DUI Legislative File
Box 15
General Legislative Files, 1983-84
475 Arts Committee – Legislative
476 County/City School Merger
477 Abortion Correspondence
478 Annexation Laws
479 Alumni Association – UNC – H. Martin Lancaster
480 “A” Miscellaneous
481 Arts Advocates of North Carolina
482 “B” Miscellaneous
483 Bill Drafting
484-485 Congratulations Letters
486 Cherry Hospital
487 “C” Miscellaneous
488 Cape Fear Caucus
489 Comprehensive Health Benefit Plan (EDS)
490 Comparative Negligence
491 Crime Control and Public Safety
492 Community College (Board of Trustees)
493 “D” Miscellaneous
494 D.U.I.—Correspondence
495 D.U.I. Mail – Outside Wayne Co.
496 “E” Miscellaneous
497 “F” Miscellaneous
498 Goldsboro News-Argus
499 “G” Miscellaneous
500 Goldsboro City Schools
501 Governors Office
502 “H” Miscellaneous
503 Health Law Rewrite
504 N.C. Dept. Of Human Resources
505 “I” Miscellaneous
506 “J” Miscellaneous
507 “K” Miscellaneous
508 H. Martin Lancaster – Personal
509 “L” Miscellaneous
510 Legislative Bulletin (County Commissioners)
511 Legislative Services
512 Legislative Newsletter and Legislative Bulletin
513 Legislative Services Office
514 “M” Miscellaneous
515 MC- General Correspondence
516 “N” Miscellaneous
517 News Releases - HML
518 Nat’l Conference of State Legislators-Arts Committee
519 N.C. Arts Council
520 “P” Miscellaneous
521 “R” Miscellaneous
522 Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation Advisory Panel - HML
Box 16
General Legislative Files, 1983-84
523 “S” Miscellaneous
524 Social Workers
525 Speaker of the House- General Correspondence
526 Dept. Of Transportation
527 Tax Increases
528 “T” Miscellaneous
529 UNC Board of Governors
530 “W” Miscellaneous
531 Wayne County—Miscellaneous
532 State Anthem—Legislative
533 Discrimination Legislation
534 Limits on Legislative Sessions
535 Alternatives to Incarceration
536 Criminal Discovery
537 N.C. Education Commission
538 Herman Park Center
539 Women’s Issues
540 Press Releases
541 Guardian ad Litem Program
542 Workers Compensation Act
543 Wayne Community College
544 Wayne County Commissioners
545 Wayne County Schools
546 “V” Miscellaneous
547-549 Misc. Bills—Correspondence Received
550 Vehicle Towing
551 State Employees
552 Miscellaneous Bills – Correspondence Answered
553 Cable Bill
554 HB 1311
555 Social Workers Certification
556 Social Worker Certification S.B. 83
Box 17
General Correspondence, 1983-84
557 “A”
558 “B”
559-560 “C”
561 “D”
562 “E”
563 “F”
564 “G”
565-566 “H”
567 “I-J”
568 “K”
569 “L”
570 “M”
571 “N”
572 “O”
573 “P-Q”
574 “R” (1 of 2)
Box 18
General Correspondence, 1983-84
575 “R” (2 of 2)
576 “S”
577 “T”
578 “U-V”
579-580 “W”
581 “XYZ”
Subseries 2.4: 1985-1986 Session
1985-1986. About 6,000 items.
Box 18 (contd.)
House Bills, 1985-86
582 85-LA-24 Curative
583 Bills Referred to J-III (Institute of Gov’t)
584 Bills Introduced by H.M.L. (Institute of Gov’t)
585 Finance Committee
586 Tax Bills
587 Subcommittee on Basic Ed. Program
588 Basic Education Program
589 Subcommittee- Finance
590 Ed. Committee
591 Mental Health Committee
592-593 Mental Health Recodification Subcommittee
594 Highway Safety Committee
595 Judiciary III Committee
596 Military and Veterans Affairs
597 Gov’tal Operations, Joint Legislative Commission
598 New Occup. And Prof. Licensing Committee
599 Neuse River Basin Study
600 1985- Radiologic Technology
Box 19
House Bills, 1985-86
601 Admin. Proc. Act – HB 52
602 Headlights On- Time -- HB 76
603 Felony Child Abuse – HB 77
604 Summary Ejectment Summons Service--HB 109
605 Custody and Support Venue—HB 130
606 Fair Partition Procedure—HB 182
607 Exempt For-Hire Passenger Vehicles—HB 237
608 Reconciliation Encouraged – HB 238
609 Local School Boards Storing Records—HB 271
610 Happy Hours—HB 367
611 Safe Driver Insurance Plan—HB 368
612 Paternity Burden of Proof—HB 413
613 Writs of Possession of Property Expiration—HB 414
614 Voters in Revived Cities—HB 415
615 Wayne Co. Junked Cars – HB 425
616 Duty to Aid Endangered Victim—HB 426
617 Parent-Child Immunity Modified—HB 427
618 Charter of Patetown—HB 438
619 No Inventory Tax on Art—SB 451
620 Goldsboro Redevelopment Land—HB 466
621 Real Estate Law Amends—HB 590
622 Record Time Share Instrument—HB 589
623 Amendment to Controlled Substances Act—HB 639
624 DWI Aggrevating Factors-- HB 708
625 Fiduciary Investment Clarified – HB 749
626 Small Estates Procedure – HB 807
627 Victims/Witnesses Fair Treatment—HB 814
628 Prisoner Transfer/ Assignment – HB 840
629 Enterprise Zones Legislation – HB 929
630 Business Licensing Study – HB 930
631 Local Sales Tax for Education – HB 934
632 Water System Dedication—HB 931
633 Zoning and ABC Permit – HB932
634 Loadlight Sunset-Sunrise—HB 933
635 Public Hearing – HB 569
636 Vest Property Rights/ Bldg. Permit—HB 1029
637 Art in State Bldgs. – HB 1030
638 Liability of Landowners to Recreational Users – HB 1032
639 Safety Training for Hunters – HB 1033
640 Wayne Community College Funds – HB 1073
641 Restitution Technical Changes – HB 1074
642 Local Schools Anti/Alcohol and Drugs
643 School Pro/Anti Alcohol and Drugs
644 Marijuana Definition Clarified—HB 1223
645 Proceeds of Felons Stories – HB 1294
646 Funds for Wayne County Historical Association – HB 1875
647 Funds for United Church Ministries of Wayne Co.—HB 1876
648 Funds to Restore Doughboy Statue – HB L877
649 S.E. Business/ Professional Funds - 2 HB 1899
650 Longevity Pay Rate Increase – HB 2111
651 Cemetery Bill – HB 2117
652 Auto Replacement
General Legislative, 1985-86
653 Executive Ethics Legislation
654 Cartway Bill
655 Real Property Reform Legislation
656 Archaic References to School Committees
657 85-LA-11 DWI (Winberry)
658 Attorney General’s Store
659 “A” Miscellaneous
660 “B” Miscellaneous
661 Bill Drafting- Legislative Services
662 “C” Miscellaneous
Box 20
General Legislative, 1985-86
663 Cherry Hospital
664 Congratulations Letters
665 Democratic Party
666 Day Care
667 “D” Miscellaneous
668 “E” Miscellaneous
669 EDS Health Insurance
670 “F” Miscellaneous
671 Goldsboro City Schools
672 Governor’s Office
673 Goldsboro News- Argus
674 “G” Miscellaneous
675 City of Goldsboro
676 “H” Miscellaneous
677 Human Resources, Dept. of
678 Dept. of Insurance
679 “I” Miscellaneous
680 Intangible/Inventory Tax Repeal
681 “J” Miscellaneous
682 “K” Miscellaneous
683 Legislative Services
684 New Occupational and Professional Licensing Boards-Leg.Committee
685 Legislative Newsletter and Legislative Bulletins
686 “L” Miscellaneous
687 Legislative Bulletin- County Commissioners
688 Lobbyists
689 Washington Conference, 29-31 May 1985
690 H. Martin Lancaster- Personal
691 Martin’s Congressional Campaign
692 Miscellaneous Bills
693 Mount Olive College
694 Mental Health
695 “M” Miscellaneous
696 Medical Malpractice
697 News Releases- HML
698 N.C. Child Advocacy
699 “N” Miscellaneous
700 N.C. Arts Council
701 N.C. Association of Rescue Squads
702 N.C. Symphony
703 Neuse River Council of Gov’t
704 N.C. Bar—Resolutions Committee
705 N.C. Bar Association
706 “O” Miscellaneous
707 Public School Forum
708 “P” Miscellaneous
Box 21
General Legislative, 1985-86
709 “R” Miscellaneous
710 “S” Miscellaneous
711 SEANC Legislative Update
712 Speaker of the House (Liston Ramsey)
713 Dept. of Transportation
714 “T” Miscellaneous
715 UNC Board of Governors
716 “U” Miscellaneous
717 “V” Miscellaneous
718 “W” Miscellaneous
719 Wayne County Schools
720 Wayne County Community College
721 Wayne County Miscellaneous
722 “XYZ” Miscellaneous
723-724 Proposed Legislation—1985 Session
725 Proposed Legislation – 1985 Session- 85-LA-9 Misdemeanors
General Correspondence Files, 1985-86
726 “A”
727 “B”
728 “C”
729 “D”
730 “E”
731 “F”
732 “G”
733 “H”
734 “I-J”
735 “K”
736 “L”
737 “M”
738 “N”
739 “O”
740 “P-Q”
Box 22
General Correspondence, 1985-86
741 “R”
742 “S”
743 “T”
744 “U-V”
745 “XYZ”
Series 2.5. Office Files
1978-1986. About 1,500 items.
Personal and campaign files and information relating to
projects in Lancaster's district. There is a large file of
speeches and notes for speeches.
Box 22 (contd.)
Office Files, 1978-86
746 Appreciation Letters—RE: Not running for re-election in 1986
747 Bills Introduced
748 1981 Campaign
749 Drunk Driving Conference—Arizona
750 Editorials
751 Endangered Child Legislation
752 Enterprise Zone-Venture Capital Study Commission- Leg. File
753 Herman Park Fountain Repairs
754 Legislative Housing
755 Intro. For New Members of the House of Reps.
756 Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations
757 Judgments Study Commission- Legislative
758 Lancaster, H. Martin (Legislative Newsletters) 10560
759 Mailing Lists 9780
760 Memorial Gifts 7229
761-762 Mental Health Study Commission
763 Mental Health Study Commission- HML Legislative
764 Naval Reserves
765 Outstanding Reserve- Judge Advocate 1978
766 Personal and General
767 Legislative-Railroad Crossing Matter
768 Simplified Business Licensing Study Commission-Leg. File
769 “Speeches”
770 Speeches 7327 (1 of 3)
771 Speeches 7327 (2 of 3)
Box 23
Office Files, 1978-86
772 Speeches 7327 (3 of 3)
773 Statement of Economic Interest (Legislative)
774-775 Pay Equity Advisory Committee – 11280
776 Legislative – Wayne Co. Schools Funding
777 Misc.
Series 3. United States Congress
1986-1994. About 51,000 items.
Files from each of Lancaster’s four terms in the House of
Representatives. Subseries are determined by administrative
origin. Each subseries contains legislative correspondence.
Since Lancaster did not separate correspondence from other files,
it is likely that most folders contain correspondence of some
sort. Files appeared to be maintained over multiple sessions so
material spanning many years can often be found in a single
folder. With the subseries there is no arrangement.
Subseries 3.1. General Legislative Files
1986-1994. About 10,500 items.
Includes subject files, committee hearing reports, political
travel files, legislative project information, and other files
labeled “General Legislative” by Lancaster. Files are by subject
and often include correspondence between Lancaster and other
legislators and with constituents. There are folders for each of
the committee hearings which Lancaster attended – these contain
copies of testimony, notes, and questions for panel members. The
political travel files deal largely with Lancaster’s many trips
to Geneva where he negotiated at the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Many files contain House and Democratic party leadership
information (often letters from other legislators lobbying for
votes or support) and letters Lancaster drafted with other
members of Congress. There are only a few files on specific
bills.
Box 23 (contd.)
General Legislative, 1986-94
778-779 GFC Freshmen Class Whip
780 GFC – Freshmen Class
781 GCONTPUB- Contributions to Publications
782-783 GPAC—Political Action Committees
784 GPC 88—Presidential Candidates - 1988
785 GVC—Venture Capital
786 CHRC—Clerk of the House
787 CHRDK—Doorkeeper of the House
788 CLOC—Library of Congress
789 CHRLEADS—Speaker
790 CHRSA—Sergeant of Arms
791 LWMSS—Social Security Subcommittee
Box 24
General Legislative, 1986-94
792 LWTTAX- Ways and Means Tax
793 LWMTAX- Taxes
794 LWM- Ways and Means Committee
795 LWMSS—Social Security Subcom.
796 LWMSS—Notch Years
797 LSOC—Standards of Official Conduct
798 LVA—Veterans Affairs Committee
799 LWM—Ways and Means
800 LPWTA—Aviation Subcommittee
801 LPOCS—Post Office and Civil Service Comm.
802 LR—Rules Committee
803 LSB—Small Business Committee
804 LSBPIM, Procurement, Innovation, and Minority Enterprise
Development
805 LFA—Foreign Affairs Committee
806 LFACA—Contra Aid (General)
807 LHA—House Administration Committee
808 LIIA—Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
809 LJ Judiciary Committee
810 LDC—District of Columbia Committee
811 LBU—Budget Committee
812 LAP—Appropriations Committee
813 LAS—Armed Services Committee
814 LAPD—Subcommittee on Defense
815 LAPT—Subcommittee on Transportation
816 LEL—Education and Labor Committee
817 AIDS Task Force
818 LAG—Agriculture Committee
819 LBFUA—Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs Committee
820 LEC—Energy and Commerce Committee
821 Drugs, Aids
822 S. Africa Sanctions
823 POW/MIA
824 Ways and Means—Trade
825 Ways and Means—Tax
826 Ways and Means—Health
827 Small Business
828 Post Office and Civil Service
829 Public Works and Transportation
830 Judiciary
831 Foreign Affairs
832 Merchant Marine and Fisheries
833-834 Agriculture
Box 25
General Legislative, 1986-94
835 House Administration
836 Interior and Insular Affairs
837 Banking – Savings and Loans
838 Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs
839 Appropriations
840 Tobacco—General
841 Energy and Commerce
842 Minimum Wage
843 Ed. And Labor – Minimum Wage
844 Education and Labor
845 Budget
846 WHTR—U.S. Trade Representative
847 WHOMB—Office of Management and Budget
848 WHEALTH—Task Force for Health
849-850 Armed Services Investigative Subcommittee—1989
851 Appropriations Request 93-94
852 Appropriations: Subcommittee on Interior 93-94
853 Appropriations: Subcommittee on Energy 93-94
854 Appropriations: Subcommittee on Labor-Health ’93
855 Appropriations: Subcommittee on Commerce ’93
856 Appropriations: Subcommittee on Military Const. ’93
857 Appropriations: Subcommittee on DC ’93
858 Lancaster Bills in 101
859 H. Res 171 – Scholars Gallery
860 Trip to Germany and Italy 1992
861 Trip to Tennessee 1991
862 Correspondence re: S. America Trip 1989
863 Trip to S. America 1989
864 D.O.E. LABS
865 MWR—AAFES/ DALLAS
866 Geneva
867 Trip to Hawaii 1989
868 Geneva/ Bertchesgaden
869 Trip to Geneva 1990
870 Geneva—Aug ’90
871 Trip to Geneva 1991
872 MWR—Far East
873 Geneva—Feb. ’92
874 Mediterranean/ Middle East Trip 1991
Box 26
General Legislative, 1986-94
875 1990 Feb. 9-Feb. Germany and Geneva
876 GTRH91 Hawaii March 1991
877 GTREU3/91 Europe Trip March ’91
878 GTRDS4/ 91 Desert Storm- Saudi—April 1991
879 1991—D.L.C. Cleveland Meet
880 Geneva - Aug. 4-9, 1990 USSR and U.S. H of R
881 Topsail Beach
882 General Legislative A-E
883 Gen. Leg. E-H
884 Gen. Leg. I-N
885 Gen. Leg. O-R
886 Gen. Leg. S-Z
887 Caucus Dues 1992
888 Controversial Issues
889 Log Exports
890 MWR hearing
891 MWR Panel 1992
892 R-European Drawdown 27 Apr. ’93
893 P-Guard Officer Force 29 Apr. ’93
894 CG—Pass. Vess. Safety 3 Mar 93
895 MWR hearing June 22, 1993
896 Depots – Hon. H.M. Lancaster Readiness Subcommittee 12 May
897 Depot. Consol. 11 May 93 (Readiness Subcommittee)
898 R-Depot Consol. 6 May 93
899 R-Depot Consol. 6 May 93
900 Depot Consol
901 P- 1) small unit integration 2) active component support 21 Apr 93
902 P-AF Overview 11 Mar 93
903 P-USMC Overview 2 Mar 93
904 F- Roles and Missions 24 Feb 93
905 P-Army Overview 11 Mar 93
906 HASC – Appropriations
907 N/ VSMC – Posture Hearings 31 March 93
908 R and T—Ground Forces 27 Apr 93
909 P- J-5 on Force Structure 18 Mar 93
910 R and T—DARPA Brief 10 Mar 93
911 F- Use of Force and Bosnia 3-4 March 93
Box 27
General Legislative, 1986-94
912 F- McPeak
913 CTE Org’l Meets and Other Org’l Matters and Misc. Hearings
914 CG—OPA 90- provision on vessel-carried response equipment 18 Mar 93
915 F- Gays in Military 5 May 93
916 P-Navy Overview 9 Mar 93
917 F- Aspin / Powell 30 Mar 93
918 F- DoD Posture 30 Mar 93
919 P- Reserve Budget Overview 28 Apr 93
920 P- Field Hearing, Norfolk 23 Apr 93
921 F- D o D brief on Somalia 29 Mar 93
922 R and T/ A- TAC AIR 28 Apr 93
923 F- Gays in Military 4 May 93
924 P- Women in Combat 12 May 93
925 F- Navy Posture 31 Mar 93
926 R and T Conversion 19 -21 Apr 93
927 P- Raid/ Res. Mix, Alternate Force Struc. Options 20 Apr 93
928 R- D o D ; O and M 21 Apr 93
929 R- Army and AF ; O and M 22 Apr 93
930 OMN, OMUSMC Readiness Subcommittee 22 Apr 93
931 P- Medical Budget 11 May 93
932 P- Medical 10 May 93
933 F- Army Posture 31 Mar 93
934 R- DBOF 13 May 93
935 SB- 18 Sept Prime Vendor
936 LAG
937 LAP
938 LAPAG—Subcommittee on Agricultural Rural Dev.
939 LAPCJSJ—Subcomm. On Commerce Justice, Sta.
940 LAPDC—Subcommittee on District of Col.
941 LAPI—Subcom. On Interior
942 LAPT—Subcommittee on Transportation
943 LAS
944 LASGAY—Gays Military
945 LASMILP
946 LASMWR
947 LASREAD
Box 28
General Legislative, 1986-94
948-950 LEC
951 Speed Limit
952-953 Rescue Bill
954 General Requests - Legislative Issues 1993-94
955 General Legislative Correspondence 1993
956 General Legislative Requests 1993-94
957 GADCMFE Advisory Committee on the Far East
958 GARTS—ARTS
959 GBANDS
960 GBI—Bus. And Industry
961 GCAUARTS -- Arts Caucus
962 GCAUCUS -- Caucus Info.
963 GCAUSPOR – Sports Caucus
964 GCAUSUN -- Sunbelt Caucus
965 GAUSTRAI
966 Chamber Issues ’94
967-968 GCC- Chamber of Commerce
969 G- CAUTOR—Tourism Caucus
970 GCH—Churches
Box 29
General Legislative, 1986-94
971 GCO—Colleagues
972 GCDF—Conservative Democratic Forum
973 GCONGART—Congressional Arts Competition
974 GCONGFEL—Congratulations (Election)
975 Joint Letters w/Other Congress
976 Agriculture
977 Budget (Budget Reform)
978 Children’s Issues
979 Crime – Drugs
980 Education
981 Environment
982 Foreign Affairs
983 Health—Medical Issues
984 Industry/Manufacturing
985 Interior
986 Labor/Unemployment
987 Minority
988 Miscellaneous
989 POW/MIA
990 Post Office and Civil Service
991 Small Business
992 Senior Citizens
993 Social Security
994 Rural/ Community Development
995 Telecommunications
996 Trade
997 Tax
998 Veteran’s Affairs
999 Women
1000 Welfare—WIC, AFDC, ETC.
1001 LJ
1002 LJFOCA—anti foca card
1003 LMISC
1004-1005 LMMF
1006 LMMF—Merchant Marine and Fisheries Com.
1007 LMMFWET—Wetlands Legis.
1008 LPOCS
1009 LPWT
1010 LSB
1011 LSBETSP
1012 LSWEET—sweet potato act cosponsors
1013 LVA—Veterans Affairs Committee
1014 LWM—Ways and Means Committee
1015 Congressional Prayer Breakfast 1990-1993
1016 Congressional Prayer Breakfast 1990-1993
1017 Congressional Prayer Breakfast 1990-1993
1018 Dear Colleague- “Yes” letters 1993-1994
Box 30
General Legislative, 1986-94
1019 Dear Colleague- “No” letters 1993
1020 Voting Record 1993-1994
Subseries 3.2. Department/Agency Files
1986-1994. About 19,500 items.
Files on federal departments and agencies. Many of these
files do not pertain to specific issues but are used more as
subject files. Lancaster served on the Armed Services Committee
and was Chairman of the Morale, Welfare, and Recreation panel
with many documents relating to these activities. Files related
to North Carolina military bases are included in this series.
Most files contain correspondence between Lancaster and other
legislators or government officials.
Box 30 (contd.)
Department/Agency Files
1021-1022 DD-MCCL1 – Camp Lejeune Health Care
1023-1024 Camp Lejeune Health Care
1025-1026 Camp Lejeune Medical Care
1027 Marine Corps/Harrier/Croatan Nat’l Forest DD-MCHAR
1028 DD-MCCL2 – Camp Lejeune- Mobile Home Parks
1029 DD-MCCP—Cherry Point (General)
1030 DD-N—Navy (General)
1031 DED—Dept. of Education
1032 DEN—Dept. of Energy
1033 DHH—Dept. of Health and Human Services (General)
1034 DHH-FDA—Food and Drug Administration
1035 DHH-SSA—Social Security Administration
1036 DHUD—Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (General)
1037 DHUD—FH—Federal Housing Administration
1038 DI—Dept. of Interior (General)
1039 DJ—Dept. of Justice (General)
1040 DJ-INS—Immigration and Naturalization Service
1041 DL—Dept. of Labor (General) (1 of 2)
Box 31
Department/Agency Files
1042 DL—Dept. of Labor (General) (2 of 2)
1043 DS—Dept. of State (General)
1044 DS-FE—Foreign Embassies
1045 DT—Dept. of Transportation (General)
1046 DT-OG—Coast Guard
1047 DTR-CS—Customs Service
1048 DTR—Dept. of Treasury (General)
1049 DT-FAA—Federal Aviation Admin.
1050-1051 DTR-IRS—Internal Revenue Service
1052-1054 DAG—Dept. of Agriculture (General)
1055 DAG-ASCS—Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
1056-1057 DAG-FHA—Farmer’s Home Administration
1058 DC-BC—Bureau of the Census
1059 DC—Dept. of Commerce (General)
1060 DC-EDA—Economic Development Administration
1061 DD-A—Army (General)
1062 DD—Dept. of Defense (General)
1063 DD-AB—Fort Bragg
1064 DD-ACE—Corps of Engineers
1065 DD-AP—Air Force (General)
1066 DD-AFSJ—Seymour Johnson (General)
1067 DD-CHAM
1068 DD-MC—Marine Corps (General)
1069 DD-MCCL—Camp Lejeune (General)
Box 32
Department/Agency Files
1070 Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Basc.
1071 IEPA—Environmental Protection Agency
1072 IFCC—Federal Communications Commission
1073 IFEMA—Federal Emergency Management Agency
1074 IGSA—General Services Admin.
1075 INASA—Nat’l Aeronautics and Space Administration
1076 IOPM—Office of Personnel Management
1077 IPS—Postal Service
1078 ISBA—Small Business Administration
1079 IVA—Veteran’s Administration
1080 IARC—American Red Cross
1081 Congressional Record/ Fed. Register
1082 IDC—District of Columbia
1083 IEEOC—Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
1084 IEPA—Environmental Protection Agency (1 of 2)
1085 IEPA—Environmental Protection Agency (2 of 2)
1086 IEXIM—Export-Import Bank
1087 IFEMA—Federal Emergency Management Agency
1088 IFDIC—Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
1089 IFCC—Federal Communications Commission
1090 IFEC—Federal Elections Commission
1091 IOPM—Office of Personnel Management
1092 IFTC—Federal Trade Commission
1093 IGSA—General Services Admin.
1094 IICC—Interstate Commerce Commission
1095 INASA—Nat’l Aeronautical and Space Admin.
1096 INFAH—Nat’l Foundation of the Arts and Humanities
1097 I.N.E.A.
1098 INTSB—Nat’l Transportation Safety Board
1099 IPCC—Panama Canal Commission
1100 IPS—Postal Service
1101 IPSCRAN—Scranton Post Office
Box 33
Department/Agency Files
1102 IRTC—Resolution Trust Corp.
1103-1104 ISBA—Small Bus. Admin
1105 ISEC—Securities Exchange Commissions
1106 ISI—Smithsonian Institute
1107 WH—White House (General)
1108 DAG—(Agriculture)- ASCS, CCC, FC, FHA, REA 1987-89
1109 DC (Commerce)- BC, EDA, ITA, MBDA, NOAA-TT, PT 1987-90
1110-1111 DD—Dept. of Defense (General) 1989-90
1112 DD-AF—Air Force (General) 1989
1113 DD-AFSJ—Seymour Johnson AFB (General)
1114 DD-A—Army (General) 89-90
1115 DD-MCCL—Camp Lejeune (General)
1116 DD-AB—Fort Bragg
1117 DD-ACE—Army Corps of Engineers
1118 DD-MC—Marine Corps (General)
Box 34
Department/Agency Files
1119 DD-MCCL1—Camp Lejeune Health Care 1989-90
1120 DD-MCCP—Cherry Point (General)
1121 DD-N—Navy (General) 89-90
1122 DHUD—Housing and Urban Development (General) 1989-90
1123 DJ- Justice (General) and DJ-BP; DJ-DEA; DJ-FBI; DJ-
INS 1989-90
1124 DI- Interior (General) and DI-FW, DI-NPS 1987-90
1125 DL- Labor (General) and DL-BLS; DL-OSHA 89
1126 DS—State (General) 89-90
1127 DT—Transportation (General) 1987-90
1128 LUFTHANSA/ Charlotte 89-90 Dept. of Trans.
1129 DT-CG—Coast Guard 1989-90
1130 DT-FAA—Federal Aviation Administration 1989-90
1131 DTR—Treasury 1989-90
1132-1134 DTR-IRS—Internal Revenue Service, 1989-90
1135 DVA—Division of Veteran’s Affairs ’90
1136 JC (Fed. Courts) JMISC, JSC—Supreme Court 1987-90
1137 IBC—Bicen. Commission ‘89
1138 IEPA ‘89-90
1139 IFCC ‘89-90
Box 35
Department/Agency Files
1140 IFEMA—‘88-89
1141 EEOC; IFDIC; IFEC; IFRS; IFTC; IGSA; INASA; INEA; INFAHI ‘87-90
1142 INRC; INTSB; IOPM; IPC; IRPC; IRTC; ISI; IUSIA; IVA 1987-90
1143 Postal Service 1989-90
1144 IPS ’90
1145 DED – Dept. of Ed. (General)
1146 DEN—Dept. of Energy (General)
1147 DHH-SSA—Social Security Administration
1148 DHH-FDA—Food and Drug Administration
1149-1150 DHH—I
1151-1152 DHH—II
1153-1155 DHH—Health and Human Services (General)
1156-1157 Gulf War 1990-1991
Box 36
Department/Agency Files
1158 Gulf War—Economic Impact
1159 Gulf War—Combat Episodes
1160 Gulf War—Cigarettes to Gulf
1161-1164 Oak Grove
1165 Soldiers and Airmen’s House
1166-1168 Inspector General Bill
1169 Degradable Plastics Act 1989
1170 Defense Contractors 1989
1171 Dept. of Defense and Tobacco
1172 N.C. Military Bases 1988-1993
1173-1174 Camp Lejeune
1175-1176 Cherry Point
Box 37
Department/Agency Files
1177 USAF Flight Floor
1178 New River
1179 Ft. Bragg
1180 Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
1181-1182 Cryofracture
1183 CW—letters
1184 Chem/ Bio Weapons
1185 Navy 1990-1991
1186 Department of Defense 1990-91
1187 Marine Corps 1991
1188 Department of Defense 1991
1189 Army 1990-91
1190 Air Force 1990-1992
1191 Relief from Desert Storm
1192 Department of Agriculture
1193 Department of Education
1194 Dept. of Health and Human Services
1195 Dept. of Health and Human Services
Box 38
Department/Agency Files
1196 Dept. of Health and Human Services
1197 Dept. of Health and Human Services
1198-1199 Dept. of Health and Human Services
1200-1201 DHH-GEN Health and Human Svcs. - Gen. Files- Jan-Jul
1202 DHH-gEN Health and Human Svcs. - Gen. Files- 1992 Aug-Dec
1203-1204 Congressman Lancaster
1205 Appliances, Etc. In PX
1206 Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)
1207-1209 Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Panel
Box 39
Department/Agency Files
1210 Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Panel
1211 DD—Defense General files Jan-Jul 1992
1212 Mine Safety Appliances Co.
1213 DD-Defense General Files Jan-Jul 1992
1214 DD-CHAM – CHAMUS General files 1992-1993
1215 DD Persian Gulf Phone Calls - DD IRAQ and related comments
1216 DD-CHAM—Champus – Mental Health 1992-1993
1217 DD-IRAQ
1218 DD-SJAFB Seymour Johnson AFB, Gen. Files 1993
1219 DD-SJAFB Seymour Johnson AFB, Gen. Files 1992
1220 DD-SJAFB Seymour Johnson AFB-AFFES Investigation
1221-1222 DD-AF Air Force General Files- Jan-Dec 1993
1223-1224 DD-AF Air Force General Files- Jan-Dec 1992
1225 DD-CW Chemical Weapons
1226 DD-MC Marine Corps General 1992-1993
Box 40
Department/Agency Files
1227 DD-MCCL Camp Lejeune General 1993
1228 Tracor Aerospace
1229 Chaff Industry
1230 DAG—Dept. Of Agri. 1993
1231 DAG—Dept. Of Agri. 1992
1232 DAG—ASCS Agric. Stabiliz. And Conserv. Service
1233 DAG-FHA Farmers Home Administ.
1234 DAG-REA Rural Electric Admin.
1235 DC—Dept. Of Commerce, Gen Files
1236 DC-BC Bureau of Census, 1992
1237 DC-ITA Internat’l Trade Assoc.
1238 DEN—Dept. Of Energy
1239 DHH-FDA Food and Drug Admin. 1993
1240 DHH-GEN—Health and Human Svcs. Aug-Dec. 1993
1241-1242 DHH-GEN—Health and Human Svcs., Gen File, Jan-July 1993
1243 DHH-NIH—Nat’l Institute of Health
1244 DHHLTREF
1245 DHH-TF Task Force- Health
1246 DHH-SSA Social Security Admin. 1992
Box 41
Department/Agency Files
1247 DHH-FDA Food and Drug Admin. 1992
1248 DHUD—Housing and Urban Development (General)
1249 DI—Interior (General)
1250 DJ—Justice (General)
1251 DJ-CR—Civil Rights
1252 DJ-DEA—Drug Enforcement Agency
1253 DJ-USMS—U.S. Marshal Service
1254 DJ-FBI—Fed. Bureau of Investigations
1255 DJ-INS—Immigration and Naturalization Service
1256 DL- Labor (General)
1257 DJ-BP—Bureau of Prisons
1258 DL-OSHA—Occupational Safety and Health Admin.
1259 DS—State (General)
1260 DS-PO Passport Office
1261 DS-BOL (Bolivia)
1262 DS-FE Foreign Embassies
1263 DT-Transportation (General)
1264 DT-FAA Fed Aviation Admin.
1265 DTR—Treasury (General)
1266 DTR-IRS—Internal Revenue
1267 DTR-CS—Customs Service
1268 DD-A Army General Files Jan-Dec 1993
1269-1270 DD-A Army General Files Jan-Dec 1992
1271 DD-AB—Fort Bragg/ 82 Airborne 1993
1272 DD-AB—Fort Bragg/ 82 Airborne 1991-92
1273-1274 DD—Defense General Files Jan-Jul 1993
Box 42
Department/Agency Files
1275 Defense General Files Aug-Dec 1992
1276 DD-MCCL—Camp Lejeune General
1277 DD-MCCL1 – Camp Lejeune Hltcare
1278-1279 DD-MCCP—Cherry Point
1280-1281 DD-MWR Morale, Welfare, and Rec.
1282 DD-NG—National Guard
1283-1285 DD-Navy—Navy General, 1993
1286 DD-NAVY—Navy 1992
1287 DD-ACAD—Academies Miscellaneous
1288 DVA- Veterans
1289 Chemical Warfare Talks (Geneva)
1290 House Armed Services Committee-Defense Policy Panel 1992
1291 Chemical Weapons—1990-1991
Box 43
Department/Agency Files
1292 National Guard Issues 1991-1994
1293 N.C. Nat’l Guard
Subseries 3.3: Office Files
1986-1994. About 19,500 items.
Files related to North Carolina issues and to the operation of
Lancaster’s office. Legislative newsletters, press releases, and
speeches are included in this series. The speeches files include
drafts and notes for speeches, final copies, and copies of
speeches by others. Issue mail (mail from constituents) makes up
a major part of this series. Issue mail is arranged by subject.
A copy of Lancaster’s response is often filed with the original
letter. These files are not always limited to mail from
constituents – letters on the same subject from other legislators
are often interfiled here, as are occasional pamphlets and
clippings. Office files include appointment books, guest
registers, and files on office organization. The North Carolina
files deal primarily with North Carolina businesses or
communities that would be affected by federal legislation, or are
seeking federal funding or intervention.
Box 43(contd.)
Office Files
1294-1296 N.C. Agencies 1987-88 Admin—Human Resources
1297-1299 N.C. Agencies (Insurance)
1300 Health Care Fraud
1301 Income Tax Withholding
1302 Foley Visit – Dec. 15 1991
1303 Wilmington Aquarium
1304 C. Rawls, J. Kadis
1305 Soybean Checkoff Program
1306 Witchweed Program Reorganization
1307 Yeutter Delegation Letter
1308 Misc.—Office Organization
1309 District Office Staff Proposals
1310 Office Policy
1311 Planning Session 1/12/90
1312 Chamber of Commerce 1992 Sept. 14-15
1313 Misc.—From Ed Welch
1314 Fort Raleigh Nat’l Historical Site
1315 U.S. Ct. Of Appeals (4th)
1316 1986 Precinct Votes
Box 44
Office Files
1317 Political Research
1318 Dr. Frank Leak
1319-1320 Rural Health Conference
1321 Memos from Molly Griffin 1988-1991
1322 Ship Naming- Don
1323 Wallace and Co.
1324-1328 1990 Minority Council Trip to DC
1329 Appointments 1988
1330 Appointments 1989
1331 FIFRA (1987-1988) Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and
Rodenticide Act
1332 1988 Drought Assistance HR 5015
1333 Small Bus. Admin. (SBA) Budget Hearing
1334 WHFAM—White House Family
Press Releases
1989-90
1335 Military Matters- Armed Svcs., Commentary
1336 Agriculture Matters- Ag. Committee, Other
1337 Rural Health Care
1338 Bills Introduced, passed...Position Statements
1339 Public Announcements- Academies, New Employees,
Town Mtgs., 4-H Charman, art competition, etc.
1340 Small Business Matters
1341 5/1/90- 11/28/90; Agricultural Concerns
Box 45
Office Files
1342 5/10/90-2/10/91: Budgetary Concerns, S & L
Issue and Response to State of Union
1343 4/27/90-8/9/90: Environment, Drugs (bill related to)
1344 5/20/90-1/4/91: Honors, Awards, Recogn. (not
out of our office)
1345 LJ—Cmte. Of Judiciary (Flag Burning)
Issue Mail:
1346 LJ —Cmte. Of Judiciary (Civil Rights)
1347 LJ —Cmte. Judiciary (Gun Control)
1348 LJ —Cmte. Of Judiciary
1349 LJ ---Cmte. On Judiciary
1350 LJAB—Abortion (General)
1351 LMMF—Merchant Marines and Fisheries
1352 LPOCS—Cmte. On Post Office & Civil Service
1353 LPOCS—Pay raise
1354 Pay raise
1355 LPWT—Cmte. On Public Works And Trans.
1356 LSELECT—Select Committees
1357 LSB—Cmte. On Small Bus.
1358 LST—Cmte. On Science and Technology
1359 LSOC—Cmte. On Standards of Official Conduct
1360 Energy and Commerce- LEC Pre-Nov 1989
1361 LEC—Energy and Commerce
1362 LVA- Cmte. On Veterans Affairs
1363 LEC—Energy and Commerce
1364 LEC—Energy and Commerce
1365 Education and Labor LEL Pre-Nov
1989
1366 LWMT—Trade
1367 LWMSSMED—Medicare
1368 LWM—Cmte. On Ways and Means
1369 LWMTAX—Taxes
1370 LWMTAX—Jan 1989-Sept. 1989
1371 NCED; NCE; NCEM; NCGAH; NCGAS; NCGOV; NCHR
Box 46
Office Files
1372 NCABC; NCADM; NCAG; NCARTS; NCCC; NCCOM; NCCPS; NCANG;
NCCOR
1373 NCI; NCJ; NCJAG; NCJSBI; NCCG; NCMISC
1374 NCNRCD; NCR; NCSS; NCT; NCTH; NCTMV; NCTR; NCU
1375 Congressional Record Subscriptions
1376 CHRDK; CGAO; CHR; CHRCF; CHRHA; CHRLEAD; CLOC; CHRLEADM;
CHRLEADW; CHKSA
Releases—
1377 Jan 89
1378 Feb 89
1379 March 89
1380 April 1989
1381 December 1989—Legislation Lobby
1382 November
1383 October
1384 September
1385 August
1386 July 89
1387 June 89
1388 May 89
1389 CYPRUS
1390 LWMSS- Social Security
1391 Washington Reports (Newsletters) 1987-1988
1392 CLNC MED CARE Testimony 7/7/87
1393 Press Releases 1987
1394 Releases
1395 POWs, MIAs Patriotism Seymour Johnson Speech 9/16/88
1396 Press Releases/ Speeches 1986-1988
1397 Press Releases/ Speeches 1986-1988
1398 Washington Reports (Newsletters) 1989-1994
1399 Press Releases- Miscellaneous (interns, app’ts)
1400 Press Releases-5/3/90-2/6/91 Persian Gulf Sit., other
military concerns, Agent Orange Issue, Budget Cuts
1401 Press Releases 5/28/90-1/30/91 Town Mtgs. (Notices)
Box 47
Office Files
1402 Press Releases—Trips (Armed Services)
1403 Press Releases—5/2/90-10/8/90 Various Domestic Concerns
1404 Martin’s Newsletters
1405 Assignments of Legislative Staff
1406 House Bank ’92
1407 Martin’s Position ‘91-’94
1408-1409 LASMWR
1410 LAS—Cmte. On Armed Services
1411 LASMWR
1412 LAG—Cmte. On Agriculture
1413 LAP—Cmte. On Appropriations
1414 LAS
1415 LBFUA—Cmte. On Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs
1416 LBU—Cmte. On the Budget
1417 LDC—Cmte. On District of Columbia
1418 LEL—Cmte. On Education and Labor
1419 LELMW—Minimum Wage
1420 LFA—Cmte. On Foreign Affairs
1421 LGO—Cmte. On Gov’t Operations
1422 LHA—Cmte. On House Administration
1423 LIIA—Cmte. On Interior and Insular Affairs
1424 LMISC—Misc. Legislation
1425 “Safety Step” Patent Application
Box 48
Office Files
1426 Appointments 1990
1427 Appointments 1991
1428-1429 Guests (Book)
1430 LASREAD—Sub. On Readiness
1431 LASMILP—Sub. On Military Per.
1432 LAS—Armed Services
1433 LAG—Agriculture
1434 LAP—Appropriations
1435 LBU—Budget
1436 LBFUA—Banking, Fin., and Urban Affairs
1437 LDC—District of Columbia
1438 LFA—Foreign Affairs
1439 Guests (Book)
1440 Gen. Correspondence: June-March 1994
1441 Gen. Correspondence: June-August 1994
1442 Gen. Correspondence: Aug- Dec 1994
Box 49
Office Files
1443-1444 North Carolina Projects 1989-1994
1445 Project Vote 1990-1993
1446 North Carolina Projects 1989-1993
1447 Lancaster, H. Martin
1448 HY 70 and 117 Corridors
1449 Morehead City Harbor Project
1450 Beaufort Morehead Railway Abandonment
1451 CIFO
1452 Releases
1453 Misc. News releases
1454 Coastal Zone Management Act (Lake Gaston)
1455 Appropriations – 1993
1456 Chamber of Commerce Conf. ’91
1457 Chamber of Commerce 1992
1458 Cherry Point Base Closing 1993
1459 Clinton Budget
1460 Croatan and Waste Water
1461 Tobacco Exise Tax—1993
1462 Kinston—Transpark Water and Sewer
1463 Oriental Waterfront
1464 Core Sound Waterfowl Museum
1465 Outer Banks Reception 4/16/93
1466 1993 Interns
1467 Staff Retreat – 1990 – Jan. 12
1468 Transpark
1469 Sergeant - At - Arms Bank
1470 Coastal Projects and Funding
1471 Mid - County Bridge
1472 LEL—Education and Labor
1473 LGO—Gov’t Operations
1474 LHA—House Administration
1475 LIIA—Interior and Insular Affairs
1476 LJ—Judiciary
1477 LMMF—Merchant Marine and Fishery
Box 50
Office Files
1478 LMISC—Miscellaneous
1479 LPOCS—Post Office and Civil Service
1480 LPWT—Public Works and Transportation
Releases-
1481 Feb. - March. 1991
1482 Apr - May 1991
1483 Oct - Nov, Dec. 1991
1484 Newsletter- Oct 91
1485 Fall Newsletter—Lancaster, Black and Blue, Camera Ready
1486 Newsletter – Aug-Sept.
1487 Newsletter—May-June, July-Aug
1488 LVA—Veterans Affairs
1489 LSOC—Standards of Official Conduct
1490 LSB—Small Business
1491 LWMSS—Social Security
1492 LWMTAX—Taxes
1493 LWMSSMED—Medicare
1494 LEC—Energy and Commerce
1495 LWM—Ways and Means
1496 Queens Creek Watershed Project
1497 Appropriations: Subcommittee on Trans.
1498 Pender—Haz. Waste Incinerator
1499 Pender Co. – MSA
1500 Talking Points—HML—1/92
1501 Speech Material—1992
1502 Dr. Maynard—HCFA Issue—N.C. Radiologists
1503 Redistricting
1504 Chamber Event Tours 9/23 and 9/24
1505 1990—Honorariums
1506 Tyrrell County Proposal
1507 North Carolina Bridges
Box 51
Office Files
1508 Appointments 1992
1509 Appointments 1993
1510 1994 Appointments (Dec. 93- March 94)
1511 1994 Appointments (April-May)
1512 1994 Appointments (June- Aug)
1513 1994 Appointments (Sept-Oct)
Gen. Corr. 1993-94
1514 “A”
1515 “B”
1516 “C”
1517 “D”
1518 “E”
1519 “F”
1520 “G”
1521 “H”
1522 “I- J”
1523 “K”
1524 “L”
1525 “M”
1526 “N”
1527 “O”
1528 “P-Q”
1529 “R”
1530 “S”
1531 “T”
1532 “U-V”
1533 “W”
1534 XYZ and Misc.
1535 North Carolina—Insurance 1991
1536 North Carolina—Dept. Of Justice 1991-94
1537 North Carolina—Museums—1992-94
Box 52
Office Files
North Carolina
1538 --Mercedes Benz 1993
1539 —Dept. Of Human Resources 1991
1540 —Governor’s Office 1990-1991
1541 —Health 1992-1994
1542 Dept of Environment, Health, and Natural
Resources 1991-94
1543 —Fish 1992-1994
1544 —Education 1991-93
1545 —Community Colleges 1991-1993
1546 —Contributions 1991-1994
1547 —Dept of Corrections 1992-1993
1548 —Dept of Cultural Resources 1992-1994
1549 —Crime Control and Public Safety 1992-93
1550 —Dept of Economic and Community Development 1991
1551 —Global Air Cargo 1991-1993
1552 —Global Air Cargo 1991-1993
1553 —Air Carriers 1993-1994
1554 —Arts 1989-1993
1555 —Army National Guard 1991-1992
1556 —Alcohol 1992-1994
1557 —Agriculture 1991-1992
1558 —Miscellaneous 1991-1993
1559 —Miscellaneous 1991-1993
1560 New Bern—Bridge Authorization
1561 General Correspondence 1994
Box 53
Office Files
1562 General Correspondence 1993-1994
1563 General Correspondence 1994
1564 Academy Nominees
1565 Releases Jan 1993
North Carolina
1566 —Dept. Of Revenue 1991-1994
1567 —Tourism 1991-1992
1568 —Tobacco 1992-1994
1569 —Secretary of State 1988-1991
1570 —Redistricting 1989-1993
1571 —Walter Jones Center 1993-1994
1572 —Camden County 1992-1994
1573 —Beaufort County 1993
1574 —Veterans 1994
1575 —Transportation 1992-1994
1576 —Transportation 1992-1994
1577 —Hyde County 1994
1578 —Craven County 1992-1994
1579 —Carteret County 1993-1994
1580 —Duplin County 1991-1994
1581 —Currituck County 1992-1994
1582 —Dare County 1992-1994
1583 —Dare County 1994
1584 LEC—cot’d
1585 LEC—cot’d
Box 54
Office Files
1586 LEC—Energy and Commerce Comm.
1587 LWM
1588 LEL
1589 LEL—Education and Labor Committee
1590 LETH
1591 LFA
1592 LGO
1593 LHA
1594 LIIA
1595 LWMTAX
1596 Issue Mail 1993-1994
1597 Issue Mail 1993-1994
1598 LWMMED
1599 LWMT—Trade Subcom.
1600 LWMTAX—Taxes
1601 LWMTAXT—Tobacco Excise Tax
1602 LBU
1603 LBUMISC—Miscellaneous Budget
1604 LCABLE—Cable Legislation
1605 LBFUA—Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs
1606 LDC—District of Columbia Committee
1607 N.C. Delegation Letters
1608 Martin’s ONE MINUTES
1609 Martin’s SPEECH
1610 Rural Health Care Grant Project Third District
1611 COPS Program
1612 Craven County—Alvin Smith Harlowe Volunteer Fire
Dept. - Havelock Cherry Point
1613 Onslow County—Accountability, Mr. Brunkhorst, G.L.
1614 Onslow County—S and W Electronics Mr. Jones, W.J.
1615 Onslow County—Collins, Ronnie Fleet Watch Crime Program
1616 Cape Hatteras—Alan Burrus, Dare County (Computers/ School)
1617 Announcements- Project/Grants
Box 55
Office Files
1618 Wayne County Mrs. Marian McGhee HUD Grant
GGRANTS
1619 —“A”
1620 —“B”
1621 —“C”
1622 —“D”
1623 —“E”
1624 —“F”
1625 —“G”
1626 —“H”
1627 —“I-J’
1628 —“K”
1629 —“L”
1630 —“M”
1631 —“P-Q”
1632 —“R”
1633 —“S”
1634 —“T”
1635 —“W”
1636 —“X-Y-Z”
1637 Camp Lejeune Electricity
1638 Speeches 1990-1992
General Correspondence
1639-1640 (A-D) 1994
1641 (E-G) 1994
1642 (H-I) 1994
Box 56
Office Files
1643 (K-L) 1994
1644 (M-N) 1994
1645 (P-R) 1994
1646 (S) 1994
1647 (T-V) 1994
1648 (W-Y) 1994
1649 Dictation (HML)
1650 General Correspondence 1993-1994
1651 Press Releases
Subseries 3.4. Political/Campaign Files
1986-1994. About 1,500 items.
Primarily fundraising records from Lancaster’s campaigns.
Includes files from his yearly Washington Pig Pickin’. There are
some notes on campaign strategy and a few polls commissioned by
Lancaster.
Box 56 (contd.)
Political/Campaign Files
1652 Polls 1992-93
1653 Campaign ’92
1654-1656 Campaign ’90
1657 Fundraiser—June 9, 1987 Pig Picking
1658 Fund Raiser - Theatre 11/17/87
1659 Pig Picking 6/14/88
1660 GPIG ’89
1661 GPRI
Box 57
Political/Campaign Files
1662 GPR II
1663 GDC, GDCCC, GDCN, GDD III, GDLC, GDNC, GDPNC, GDSG
1664 1990 Bartlett - Lancaster for Cong. Comm.
1665 1992 Campaign Polls
1666 Fundraisers 1991
1667 Pig Picking Event Accounting
1668 1990- May 22 - Pig Picking Wash. Fundraiser Apr 24- Key Mtg.
Series 4. Pictures
1991-1994. 16 items.
P-4740/1-10 Visit to Cherry Point Marine Base 1991
P-4740/11-13 Lancaster with Groups
P-4740/14-15 Trip to the Persian Gulf 1991
P-4740/16 Rural Electric Youth Tour to Washington 1994
Series 5. Audiovisual materials
1986-1992. 26 items.
T-4740/1-2 Press Releases 1989
VT-4740/1 Campaign Group 9/12/86
VT-4740/2 Campaign Group 9/21/90
VT-4740/3 Campaign Group 9/21/90
VT-4740/4 Lancaster Town Meeting 1990
VT-4740/5 Answers to News Questions 5/27/92
VT-4740/6 Campaign Group 10/20/92
VT-4740/7 Answers to News Questions 5/27/92
VT-4740/8 Campaign Group (undated)
VT-4740/9 Washington Connection – Lancaster and Charlie Rose 5/11/89
VT-4740/10 NBC Today Show 10/31/89
VT-4740/11 Seat Belt PSA / President Bush July 1991
VT-4740/12 “A Step for Safety” produced by Randall Albertson 1991
VT-4740/13 Independence Congress Hall Ceremonies, Philadelphia 7/16/91
VT-4740/14 National Rifle Association Commercials
VT-4740/15 National Memorial Day Concert 1990
VT-4740/16 Veterans Day Salute
VT-4740/17-20 Unlabeled, dated 3/23/90
VT-4740/21-24 Unlabeled, undated
Addition of March 1998 (Acc.98065)
Size: About 7,000 items (7.5 linear feet).
Dates: 1986-1997.
Provenance: Received from H. Martin Lancaster in March 1998.
Access: CLOSED pending processing.
Description: Unprocessed addition includes correspondence
files, financial information, Naval Reserve files,
biographical information, personal files, and
other material. Most of the files from 1995 and
1996 relate to Lancaster’s work as Special Advisor
to the President on Chemical Weapons and to his
appointment, confirmation, and work as Assistant
Secretary of the Army for Civil Works.
Boxes 58-62.