Climate control archival storage 1
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Contains 1997 Collections and/or Records:
Fundamental Injustice - Murray, Tom, 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04453 - 64273
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Candidate says Ohio shortchanged, should get equal share of tax money back, roads, environment, schools, business development, will get more from Washington.; Notes:
Veterans - Johnson, Tim (Timothy Peter), 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04489 - 64302
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H&S shot of Roger Andall, disabled veterans' counselor, endorsing cand. for his support of veterans & veteran issues - supers identifying & illustrating comments.; Notes:
Tough Judge - Douglas, Chuck (Charles G.), 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04532 - 64304
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V/O cand served as judge, wrote opinions to keep criminals behind bars, death penalty law, experienced.; Notes:
Fight Taxes - Douglas, Chuck (Charles G.), 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04533 - 64305
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V/O cand cares about quality of life, tough on drug dealers, protect children from drugs, environment, opposes tax increases, wasteful spending.; Notes:
Unique Record - Douglas, Chuck (Charles G.), 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04534 - 64306
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V/O cand youngest supreme court judge, fight tax increases, cut spending, crack down on drugs.; Notes:
Crime Comparison - Donchess, Jim (James W.), 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04541 - 64315
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V/O Chuck Douglas wants to be congressman, protected drug dealers, allowed rapist to go free.; Notes:
Therrien - Donchess, Jim (James W.), 1988-01-01 - 1988
Item — Climate Control Archival Storage: 1
Identifier: PCC - V04542 - 64316
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V/O newspaper article about man murdering child, sent to mental institute, Chuck Douglas thought should be set free.; Notes: