Janet MacEachern

Jan MacEachern was born, raised, and educated in Wisconsin and was an active participant in political affairs her entire life. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin with a major in English, she taught high school for several years before her marriage to Angus MacEachern, an Army officer. For nearly 30 years, she traveled with Angus and their 3 children across the United States, Europe and the Far East, organizing young people’s and women’s groups in Germany and Okinawa, and serving on the Red Cross. In 1965, Jan and Angus set off in an air stream trailer on an extended road trip, eventually settling in Boulder City, Nevada.

Almost immediately, Jan became an involved and respected figure on the Nevada political scene. She attended City Council meetings, joined the Chamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters, and registered as a lobbyist in Carson City. She served on several legislative committees and spent a considerable amount of her time analyzing proposed legislation and recommending positions for city and county agencies and non-governmental groups, such as Citizens for Private Enterprise, the Community Club, and United Way. In addition to her activities as a legislative watchdog, Jan wrote to her congressmembers, testified before legislative committees, arranged candidate debates and social functions, and produced voter guides and political informational pamphlets for the public.

Much of the work accomplished by the League of Women Voters and the Business and Professional Women of Nevada is due to Jan’s active service. From amending by-laws to forming resolutions to analyzing bills for their impact on women, Jan served both groups consistently from the time she arrived in Boulder City until her death in 1993. In addition, she served as President of the Boulder City Democratic Party, attended state and national Democratic Conventions, and was a member of the Clark County Women’s Democratic Club and its Educational Chair.

Jan’s abiding interest in health care and senior citizen services earned her appointments to the Nevada Commission on Aging and the State Health Care Coordinating Council, whose mission was to develop regional and statewide health plans for the citizens of Nevada. She also served on the Economic Opportunity Board, whose purpose was to develop and administer programs to assist the poor, and chaired the Senior Day Care Advisory Committee. Other community service includes the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, the KLVX Community Advisory Board, and the El Dorado Valley Advisory Group.

In addition to her many certificates and awards for community service, in 1983 Jan was named Boulder City Lady of the Year in honor of her political acumen and her seemingly tireless efforts.

Scope and Content

The papers of Janet MacEachern were donated to the Department of Special Collections in 1994. Fourteen boxes of materials had been accumulated and boxed by her good friend, Dorothy Eisenberg, and her daughter, Jean Dieleman, and arrived in no discernible order. Materials were sorted and arranged according to the agency of origin, and were generally ordered chronologically within document type. All materials were refoldered into acid-free folders and boxed in acid-free containers. once processed, the papers consist of 7.5 cubic feet of materials.

Much of the original materials consisted of newspaper clippings, which were quickly deteriorating. Clippings relating to Nevada in particular were photocopied for conservation purposes and the originals were discarded, as were general clippings from national newspapers. Most newspaper clippings were arranged chronologically, except where the clipping supplemented accompanying materials, or where clippings had obviously been gathered according to subject. Routine and general political handbooks were discarded, except for those pertaining to Nevada legislature.

The collection contains no materials before Jan's move to Boulder City in 1965, and very little material of a personal nature, except for a few items of personal correspondence and some memorabilia. The bulk of the collection pertains to Jan's legislative activities and her membership in political, community, and governmental agencies. The records of the League of Women Voters, the Business and Professional Women's Association, the Boulder City Democratic Club, and the Clark County Health Services Agency are fairly complete and contain documents relating to the function and purpose of the group as well as Jan's specific contributions.

The papers of Janet MacEachern document Nevada's legislative processes and the state's growth and development. Issues covered include reapportionment, nuclear waste sites, tax restructuring, water and land use, health planning, legislative reform, the ERA, and other Nevada political issues between 1965 and 1994. The variety and intensity of Jan's involvement with these agencies illustrates her patriotism and willingness to work for reform.

The papers of Janet MacEachern have been divided into the following series:

Series I:     Women’s Advocacy Organizations

Subseries 1.     League of Women Voters

Subseries 2.     Business and Professional Women

Series II:     Health and Aging Advocacy Organizations

Subseries 1.     State Health Coordinating Council

Subseries 2.     Greater Nevada Health Systems Agency

Subseries 3.     Clark County Health Systems Agency

Subseries 4.     Nevada commission on Aging

Subseries 5.     Nevada Division for Aging Services

Subseries 6.     Economic Opportunity Board

Subseries 7.     Senior Day Care Center

Series III:        Legislative Committees

Subseries 1.     Chambers of Commerce

Subseries 2.     Boulder City

Subseries 3.     Clark County

Subseries 4.     State of Nevada

Series IV:         Democratic Political Organizations

Series V:         Community Organizations

Series VI:         Nevada Political Issues

Series VII:         Personal papers

94-52/I.            Series I: Nevada Women’s Advocacy organizations. 1964-­1992.             2 cu. ft.

This series contains by-laws, newsletters, program planning notes, conference and workshop notes, clippings, and brochures for organizations advocating equality and political empowerment of women in Nevada.

Box 1

I/1            American Association of University Women Conference on the Constitution, handouts and notes. 1973.

I/2            American Association of University Women Symposium on Energy Choices, program notes, handouts, clippings. 1976.

I/3           Nevada Action Agenda (Choices) brochures and handouts. 1990.

I/4            Nevada Committee for the Rights of Women, handouts and program. 1968.

I/5           Nevada Women’s Conference, draft resolutions, workshop notes, clippings. 1977.

I/6           Nevada Women’s Lobby, newsletters and handouts. 1974­-1991.

1/7          Nevada Women’s Political Caucus, newsletter. 1983.

1/8            Nevadans for ERA, clippings, membership information, statements, correspondence, newsletters. 1975-1977.

I/9             Nevada women, clippings and misc. organizations. 1974­-1988.

94-52/I/1/1-26.             Subseries 1: League of women voters. 1964-1992. .8 cu. ft.

The purpose of the League of Women Voters of Las Vegas Valley is to promote political responsibility through informed participation, and Jan served on a variety of committees during her 40 years of involvement with the organization. Material in this series includes League bylaws, programs, statements of principle, lists of political figures and pending legislation, publications, flyers, pamphlets, and newsletters, many at least partially created by Jan.

I/1/1        By-laws, 1964, 1976, 1987.

I/1/2         LWV of Nevada, Legislative Newsletter. 1967-1969.

I/1/3       LWV of Las Vegas Valley Bulletin. 1971-1982.

I/1/4        LWV of Nevada, Nevada Voter.

I/1/5         LWV of Las Vegas Valley, Voter.

I/1/6         LWV of Las Vegas Valley, membership mailings. 1986-1988.

I/1/7         LWV of Las Vegas Valley. 1965-1969.

I/1/8         LWV of Las Vegas Valley. 1970-1971.

I/1/9        LWV of Las Vegas Valley, air pollution study. 1969-1971.

I/1/10      LWV of Las Vegas Valley, Nevada air quality regulations. 1969-1971.

I/1/11       LWV of Las Vegas Valley. 1972-1979.

I/1/12       LWV of Las Vegas Valley, Rocky Mountain Pipeline Project. 1980.

I/1/13       LWV of Las Vegas Valley. Annual meeting, 1981.

I/1/14        LWV of Las Vegas Valley. Annual meeting, 1982.

I/1/15        LWV of Las Vegas Valley. 1982-1984.

I/1/16        LWV of Las Vegas valley. 1985-1988.

I/1/17        LWV of Las Vegas Valley. 1989-1991.

I/1/18        LWV of Las Vegas Valley. 1992.

I/1/19        LWV, clippings. 1968-1984.

I/1/20        LWV. People Power: An Action Guide for Effective Lobbying. 1970, 1985.

I/1/21        LWV Las Vegas Valley and Nevada, pamphlets and handbooks.

I/1/22        LWV, other states, pamphlets and handbooks.

I/1/23        LWV, California. Face the Public: A Manual on Televised Political Debates. 1979.

I/1/24        LWV, national organization, pamphlets and handbooks.

I/1/25        LWV, national organization, pamphlets and handbooks.

I/1/26         National Voter. 1979-1988.

 

94-52/I/2/1-29.             Subseries 2: Business and Professional Women. 1974­ - 1992.  1 cu. ft.

The objectives of the Business and Professional Women’s Club are to promote the interests of and extend opportunities to the women’s business and professional community of Las Vegas Valley.

Materials gathered in this series include by-laws, conference and workshop programs and notes, handouts, meeting minutes, correspondence, planning notes, and newsletters. The association is represented at the local, regional, state, and national levels.

Box 2

1/2/1        Boulder City BPW bylaws. 1983-1985.

1/2/2        Boulder City BPW meeting agendas and minutes. 1984-1986.

1/2/3        Boulder City BPW meeting agendas and minutes. 1987-1988.

1/2/4        Boulder City BPW meeting agendas and minutes. 1989-1992.

1/2/5        Boulder City BPW Bugle. 1984-1988.

1/2/6        Boulder City BPW Candidates’ Night. 1988.

1/2/7        Boulder City BPW Financial Planning

1/2/8        Boulder City BPW Small Business development

1/2/9       Nevada Federation of BPW, Southern District meetings, 1986-1991.

1/2/10     Nevada Federation of BPW by-laws and roster. 1989-1992.

1/2/11     Nevada Federation of BPW Board meeting. 1983.

1/2/12     Nevada Federation of BPW Board meeting. 1988.

1/2/13     Nevada Federation of BPW Board meeting. 1991.

1/2/14     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1974, 1979.

1/2/15     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1984.

1/2/16     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1985.

1/2/17     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1986.

1/2/18     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1987.

1/2/19     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1988.

1/2/20      Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1989.

1/2/21      Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1990.

1/2/22     Nevada Federation of BPW annual convention. 1991.

1/2/23     Nevada Federation of BPW National Business Woman. 1985-­1989.

1/2/24      California BPW Lobby Corps Manual. 1988.

1/2/25       National Federation of BPW convention. 1990.

1/2/26       National Federation of BPW convention. 1990.

1/2/27        National Federation of BPW, National Business Woman. 1985-1986.

1/2/28        National Federation of BPW, National Business Woman. 1987-1991.

1/2/29        National Federation of BPW pamphlets, flyers, and membership materials.

 

94-52/II.             Series II. Health and Aging Organizations. 1969-1987. 1.3 cu. ft.

Jan’s abiding interest in health care for the poor and elderly is reflected in number of health and aging organizations she was involved with, either as a board member, legislative advocate, or committee chair. This series consists of reports, correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, statistical information, and clippings relating to health care and services to the aging population of Clark County and Nevada in general.

Box 3

II/1           Nevada mental health needs and services, pamphlets and correspondence. 1969-1984.

II/2          State health planning organizational structure.

II/3            Proceedings of the Governor’s Health Care Cost Containment Conference. 1980.

 

94-52/II/1/1-6.             Subseries 1. State Health Coordinating Council. 1980-1981. .2 cu. ft.

This agency was created to write the health systems plan for the State of Nevada, and to assist the northern and southern health service agencies in writing their area health systems plans. Document types include agency by-laws, meeting agendas and minutes, statistical information, and Plan Development Committee correspondence.

II/1/1       SHCC bylaws. 1980.

II/1/2       SHCC. Plan Development Committee.

II/1/3       SHCC. Bed need methodology.

II/1/4       SHCC. Joint Planning Guidance for the Development of State Health Plans.

II/1/5       Nevada State Health Plan, 1980-1984,Executive Summary. 1981.

II/1/6       Revisions to Nevada State Health Plan, 1980-1984.

 

94-52/II/2/1-2.             Subseries 2. Greater Nevada Health Systems Agency. 1979-1980. .1 cu. ft.

Materials in this series relate to the northern Nevada counties health systems area, and represent a separate but parallel agency to the Clark County Health Systems Area. Document types include a draft of the health systems plan for the northern area, and correspondence and handouts relating to HMO’s in Nevada.

II/2/1       Greater Nevada Health Systems Agency. Health Systems Plan 1979-1984. 1979.

II/2/2       Greater Nevada Health Systems Agency. HMO training session materials.

 

94-52/II/3/1-9.             Subseries 3. Clark County Health Systems Agency. 1976-1986.  .3 cu. ft.

This agency covers the southern Nevada counties and represents a second health services area. After receiving conditional designation from the federal government, the name was changed to the Clark County Coalition Health Services Agency. Document types in this series include correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, reports, and pamphlets.

II/3/1       Clark County Health Systems Agency; correspondence. 1976­1979.

II/3/2       Clark County Health Systems Agency, Health Systems Plan correspondence. 1979.

II/3/3        Draft application for renewal of conditional designation. 1982.

II/3/4       Clark County Coalition Health Systems Agency. Governing Body meeting agendas and minutes. 1981-1982.

II/3/5        CCCHSA, Governing Body meeting agendas and minutes. 1982­1985.

II/3/6         CCCHSA annual report. 1984.

II/3/7         Health 1990: Health Care and the Elderly in Southern Nevada. 1986.

II/3/8       Health 1990: Health Care costs in Southern Nevada. 1986.

II/3/9        CCCHSA pamphlets.

 

94-52/II/4/1-2.             Subseries 4. Nevada Commission On Aging. 1983-1987.             .1 cu. ft.

In 1983, Governor Bryan appointed Jan to the governing body of this agency, whose purpose is to oversee programs, agencies, and legislation relating to senior health care and needs. Document types include meeting agendas and minutes, correspondence, and committee reports.  

II/4/1        Nevada Commission on Aging meeting agendas and minutes. 1983-1985.

II/4/2        Nevada Commission on Aging meeting agendas and minutes. 1985-1987.  

 

94-52/II/5/1-7.             Subseries 5. Nevada Division for Aging Services. 1976-1987.  .2 cu. ft.

Jan was a member of the Local Advisory Board of the Nevada Division of Aging Services, whose primary purpose was to communicate the needs and views of older citizens to the state agency. Documents in this series include by-laws, minutes, reports, grant applications, and legislative updates relating to senior citizens.

II/5/1        Nevada Division for Aging Services. Local Advisory Board, by-laws. 1976.

II/5/2      Nevada Division for Aging Services. Local Advisory Board. 1983-1984.

II/5/3      Nevada Division for Aging Services. Local Advisory Board. 1985-1987.

II/5/4      Nevada Division for Aging Services. Local Advisory Board. Grant Committee. 1985.

II/5/5      Nevada’s Initiatives for Seniors: An Agenda for the Future, Proposed Gubernatorial Program. 1985.

II/5/6        Legislative updates relating to seniors. 1983-1987.

II/5/7        Senior Advocate. 1985-1987.

 

94-52/II/6/1-6.             Subseries 6. Economic Opportunity Board. 1980-1986.  .3 cu. ft.

Established in 1964, the EOB is a private, non-profit social service agency whose function is to develop and administer programs for the poor. Jan was on the Planning Committee and the Executive Committee, and helped review grant applications for EOB projects. Document types include bylaws, correspondence, meeting agendas, minutes, grant applications, program brochures, and clippings.

Box 4

II/6/1      Economic Opportunity Board by-laws. 1981.

II/6/2      EOB memos, minutes, correspondence. 1980-1986.

II/6/3      EOB state block grant proposals. 1981.

II/6/4      EOB Adult Health Day Care grant application. 1985.

II/6/5      EOB brochures.

II/6/6      EOB clippings.

 

94-52/II/7/1-5.             Subseries 7. Senior Day Care Center. 1980-1986.   .1 cu. ft.

One of the programs funded through an Economic Opportunity Board grant was the Senior Day Care Center, and Jan chaired its Advisory Board in the early 1980s. Grant applications, Advisory Board meeting agendas and minutes, program reports, evaluations, and correspondence are found in this series.

II/7/1      Senior Day Care Center grant applications. 1980, 1982.

II/7/2      Senior Day Care Center Advisory Council. 1981-1982.

II/7/3      Senior Day Care Center Advisory Council. 1983-1985.

II/7/4      Senior Day Care Center, The Good Times. 1985.

II/7/5      Senior Day Care Center clippings. 1982-1986.

 

94-52/IV.             Series IV: Legislative Committees. 1969-1991. 1 cu. ft.

Soon after her arrival in Boulder City, Jan began attending city and county council and Chamber of Commerce meetings, and naturally took on the role of legislative advocate, sometimes on her own, and sometimes as part of a committee. Material in this series includes pending legislation and impact analyses, local ordinances and resolutions, and organization meeting notes. Also included are state legislative reports, statistical information, and clippings relating to legislative reform.  

 

94-52/III/1/1-6.             Subseries 1. Chambers of Commerce. 1975-1985.             .2 cu. ft.

Jan was on the legislative committees for both the Boulder City and Henderson Chambers of Commerce, and materials in this series include bills, fact sheets, analyses, chamber positions, clippings, and voting records of elected officials. Also included are brochures, some created by Jan.

III/1/1        Henderson Chamber of Commerce, Legislative Committee. 1975.

III/1/2        Henderson Chamber of Commerce, Legislative Committee. 1975.

III/1/3         Henderson Chamber of Commerce, Legislative Committee, meetings, minutes. 1981- 1983.

III/1/4          Boulder City Chamber of Commerce, bill analyses, Chamber positions, correspondence. 1983.

III/1/5         Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce legislative reports, brochures, newsletters. 1981- 1985.

 

94-52/III/2/1-14.             Subseries 2. Boulder City. 1969-1991. .3 cu. ft.

Jan regularly attended Boulder City Council meetings and served on the legislative committee for many years, both formally and informally. Document types in this series include the city charter, council minutes and meeting notes, legislative committee recommendations, and voting records. Also included in this series are materials relating to several city organizations Jan was involved with, either as a volunteer or a member.

III/2/1          Boulder City charter. 1969.

III/2/2         Boulder City, Legislative Committee, ordinances and resolutions. 1968-1976.

III/2/3          Boulder City, Legislative Committee. 1981-1983.

III/2/4          Boulder City, Legislative Committee. 1985.

III/2/5          Boulder City, Legislative Committee. 1985.

III/2/6          Boulder City, Legislative Committee. 1986-1991.

III/2/7          Boulder City, Animal Control. 1985.

III/2/8          Boulder City Damboree.

III/2/9          Boulder City Hospital. 1981.

III/2/10         Boulder City Museum. 1972-1989.

III/2/11         Boulder City Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP).

III/2/12         Boulder City Senior Citizens Center.

III/2/13         Boulder City brochures and clippings. 1985-1986.

III/2/14         Boulder City certificates of appreciation.

 

94-52/III/3/1-7.             Subseries 3. Clark County. 1980-1984.   .2 cu. ft.

Issues relating the Clark County as a whole are gathered in this series, and generally consist of reports, correspondence, and planning notes concerning county growth patterns and needs. Also included are correspondence, memos, and reports relating to the proposal by Clark County to purchase lands in the El Dorado Valley area for Boulder City.

III/3/1         Clark County Transportation Study, Regional Transportation Plan. 1980.

III/3/2          Clark County Department of Comprehensive Planning. 1981.

III/3/3         Clark County Budget Office. Background Explanation on Property Taxes in Nevada.1980.

III/3/4          Clark County Human Services, Baseline Report.1982.

III/3/5          Road and Flood Control Needs Assessment. 1981.

III/3/6          Clark County School District. 1984.

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III/3/7          El Dorado Advisory Committee.

 

94-52/III/4/1-5.     Subseries 4. Nevada Legislature Blue Ribbon Commission on Legislative Reform. 1987-1988.            .3 cu. ft.

In 1987, the Nevada legislature created a commission composed of former legislators and 11 citizens, including Jan, to analyze the legislative process and make recommendations for its improvement. Recommendations covered a variety of topics, including extending sessions, increasing compensation, restructuring the attorney general’s duties, and establishing a system of deadlines for action on introduced bills. Documents included in this series consist of minutes, correspondence, reports, and memos relating to the work of the Commission.

III/4/1     Nevada Legislature Blue Ribbon Commission on Legislative Reform, minutes and memos. 1987-1988.

III/4/2     Nevada Legislature Blue Ribbon Commission on Legislative Reform, notes and reports. 1987-1988.

III/4/3     Nevada Legislature Blue Ribbon Commission on Legislative Reform, overview. 1987.

III/4/4    Nevada Legislature Blue Ribbon Commission on Legislative Reform. Report. 1988.

III/4/5    Nevada Legislature Blue Ribbon Commission on Legislative Reform. Prospect for Greatness II. 1988.

 

94-52/IV/1-14.             Series IV. Democratic Political Organizations. 1972­1993. .4 cu. ft.

Jan’s involvement with the Democratic Party at the local, county, state, and national level is documented in this series. Documents include by-laws, financial information, flyers, clippings, and programs of the Boulder City Democratic Club, during and after her tenure as president in 1976. Also included are county and state convention programs, platforms and resolutions, and clippings.

IV/1          Platforms and resolutions, 1974-1975.

IV/2        State Democratic Convention, 1976.

IV/3       Democrats, Delegates, and Politics in Nevada. 1976.

IV/4       Carter-Mondale Inauguration. 1977.

IV/5       State Democratic Convention. 1980.

IV/6       Clark County Democratic Convention. 1982.

IV/7       State Democratic Convention. 1982.

IV/8       State Democratic Convention. 1984.

IV/9       Boulder City Democratic Club. 1972-1982.

IV/10       Boulder City Democratic Club, Oktoberfest. 1974-1986.

IV/11      Boulder City Democratic Club ledger. 1973-1981.

IV/12      Boulder City Democratic Club financial records. 1977­1979.

IV/13    Boulder City Democratic Club financial records. 1980­1982.

IV/14     Women’s Democratic Club of Clark County. 1975-1993.

 

94-52/V/1-12.             Series V. Community Organizations. 1971-1992. .6 cu. ft.

This series contains materials relating to several non­governmental community groups, including consumer and business organizations, which Jan participated in either as a legislative advocate or a volunteer. Document types include flyers, brochures, clippings, program planning notes, minutes, and newsletters.

V/1            Citizens for Private Enterprise. 1976-1983.

V/2            Citizens for Private Enterprise. 1984-1987.

V/3            Citizen Alert. 1983-1987.

V/4             Common Cause, projects and clippings. 1975-1988.

V/5             Common Cause, pamphlets and newsletters. 1975-1992.

Box 6

V/6              Consumers’ League projects and reports. 1971-1974.

V/7              Consumers’ League newsletters, 1972-1973.

V/8              Consumers’ League newsletters, 1974-1975.

V/9              Consumer resources.

V/10             United Way of Southern Nevada. 1983-1986.

V/11              United Way, Community Planning Council. 1983-1986.

V/12              KLVX Community Advisory Board. 1975-1986.

 

94-52/VI/1-49.             Series VI. Nevada political issues. 1971-1993. 1.7 cu. ft.

Nevada’s changing political climate is documented in this series, consisting almost entirely of news clippings over a 25 year period. Issues include water and land use, health care, energy, taxes, and the ERA, as well as political candidates, proposed legislation, campaign financing and reform, and voting patterns. The materials are arranged chronologically.  

VI/1              Governmental Research Newsletter. 1966-1970.

VI/2              Governmental Research Newsletter. 1971-1974.

VI/3              Nevada Legislative pamphlets. 1964-1986.

VI/4              Parliamentary procedures.

VI/5              Legislative process.

VI/6              Report on State Spending 1963-1969. 1967.

VI/7              Official returns, 1970 primary election.

VI/8              Elections, 1972-1973.

VI/9              Citizens Conference on State Legislature. Prospect for Greatness. 1974.

VI/10           Nevada legislative reform. 1974-1976.

VI/11            Election Board, 1974 election.

VI/12         Nevada issues, 1974.

VI/13         Legislative Session, 1976.

VI/14         Nevada League of Cities. 1975-1976.

VI/15         Election Board, 1976 election.

VI/16         Election, 1976.

VI/17         Nevada issues, 1977.

VI/18         Election, 1978.

VI/19         Election Board, 1980 election.

VI/20         Election, 1980.

VI/21         Reapportionment, 1981.

VI/22         Election, 1981.

VI/23         Election, 1982.

VI/24          Election Board, 1983 election.

VI/25          Legislative Session, 1983.

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VI/26-27     Nevada issues, 1983.

VI/28          Election, 1984.

VI/29         Senate and Assembly votes, 1985.

VI/30          Committees and bills, 1984-1985.

VI/31          Nevada issues, 1985.

VI/32          Nevada Energy Symposium, 1985. VI/33-35 Nevada issues, 1986.

VI/36          Election, 1986.

VI/37          Veterans, 1986-1988.

VI/38          Health care, 1986-1988.

VI/39          Nuclear energy and waste, 1982-1992.

VI/40-41     Nevada issues, 1987.

VI/42          Bills, 1987.

VI/43          Election, 1987.

VI/44          Election, 1988.

VI/45          Election, 1989.

VI/46           Nevada issues, 1991

VI/47          Election, 1992.

VI/48          Nevada issues, 1992-1993.

VI/49           Political correspondence.

 

94-52/VII.             Series VII. Personal Papers. 1974-1991.   .6 cu. ft.

The materials in this small series consist of calendars, cards and correspondence, clippings relating to Jan’s achievements and Angus’ death, notes, and memorabilia, including political buttons and pins, t-shirts, book bags, fans and decorations corresponding to Jan’s attendance at political events.

VII/1               Calendars, 1974-1986.

VII/2               Correspondence, 1978-1991.

VII/3               High School reunion. 1975.

VII/4               Philosophical notes and song lyrics.

VII/5               Clippings, 1976-1987.

VII/6               Obituaries, Angus MacEachern.

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Memorabilia.

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Updated July 4, 2008