1b. Staff files, 1987-2000
Scope and Contents
Files from staff members in Mack's D.C. office. Most were legislative assistants assigned to particular areas of legislation. Their files document specific bills, budget appropriations, and topics related to pending or possible legislation. Documented here are internal discussions between Mack and his staff on the questions of the day as well as correspondence with other legislators and interested parties.
The series is broken down into 21 further sub-series, each sub-subseries representing the files of a particular staff member. Files were often shared with several subordinate staff members and the names that appear here are the names of the primary staff members. Many of these files are only fragments. Carryover files from previous staffers are also common. Finally, not all of Mack's D.C. staff is represented.
The subseries are (listed alphabetically): Shellie B. Bressler (1991-1998), Jamie E. Brown (1989-1998), Tracie R. Chesterman (1995-2000; bulk: 1998-2000), Kimberly K. Cobb (1991-1996), Colleen P. Barnett Cresanti (1991-2000; bulk: 1996-2000), John S. "Buz" Gorman 1987-1996; bulk: 1989-1994, Lawrence A. Harris (1995), Stacy Hughes (1989-1997; bulk: 1990-1994), Patrick J. Kearney (1989-2000), Clarence K. Lee "C.K." (1991-2000; bulk: 1996-2000), Ross M. Lindholm (1989-1994), Christopher D. Lord (1997-1999), Robert N. Mottice (1989-1992), Mary Anne L. Naso (1989-1994), J. Brian Riley (1989-1991), Laurie Rubiner (1989-1999), Saul Singer (1988-1993), Mary Beth E. Savary-Taylor (1989-1995), Gary Mark Shiffman (1991-2000), Mark H. Smith (1990-2000), Vic Wolski (1997-2000)
Dates
- Creation: 1987-2000
Creator
- From the Collection: Mack, Connie, 1940- (Person)
Access
The collection is open for research. The presence of constituent mail in this collection requires mediated access. Access to constituent mail is restricted for a period of 30 years from creation. Researchers must consult with Special Collections staff before using the collection and must agree in writing to the following conditions: Congressional constituent mail is considered a type of privileged correspondence. Reproduction of constituent mail in any format is prohibited. Further, researchers using constituent mail must agree not to divulge the names or addresses of constituents or provide information that could conceivably identify constituents.
Records of executive nominations are unavailable for public inspection for 50 years after creation.
Immigration case files are restricted indefinitely pending further review by the Libraries. Please consult with special collections staff regarding use of case files.
Extent
From the Collection: 409 Linear feet (414 Boxes and 3 oversized items)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Repository Details
Part of the Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida Repository
George A. Smathers Libraries
PO Box 117005
Gainesville Florida 32611-7005 United States of America
352-273-2755
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