McHugh, Matthew F. (Matthew Francis), 1938-
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
1976 political campaigns miscellany
Campaign buttons, bumper stickers, leaflets, posters, and handouts relating to the campaigns of President Gerald Ford for reelection, Jimmy Carter for President, Matt McHugh for Congress, Doug Auer for (New York State) Assembly, Daniel Patrick Moynihan for Senator, and Bill Smith for (New York State) Senator. Also, letter from Peter Harnik and advertisement urging defeat of 12 anti-environmentalist congressmen in the "Dirty Dozen Campaign."
Curtis Putnam Nettels papers
Includes papers relating to political issues.
Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee on the Collegetown Disorder. Records
Letters and draft reports of the Committee's findings and recommendations. Includes "An Examination of the Events of May 13, 1972" by Mary Beth Norton; letters to the Committee from the chairman, Matthew F. McHugh; and clippings from the ITHACA JOURNAL covering the committee's work. Also, tape recordings of hearings held to investigate the event, including a statement by then Mayor Edward J. Conley.
Office of the Senior Vice President records
Records of Senior Vice President William G. Herbster.
Political campaigns, U.S. and New York State, miscellany
Additional filters:
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- Campaign paraphernalia. 2
- Elections. 2
- Affirmative action programs. 1
- African Americans -- Study and teaching. 1
- Collegetown (Ithaca, N.Y.) 1
- Crowds. 1
- Dirty dozen campaign. 1
- Economic assistance, American. 1
- Energy conservation. 1
- Freedom of information. 1
- Ithaca (N.Y.) 1
- Local elections. 1
- New York (State) -- Officials and employees. 1
- Panama Canal Treaties, 1977. 1
- Police -- Complaints against -- New York (State) -- Ithaca. 1
- Police-community relations -- New York (State) -- Ithaca. 1
- Political campaigns. 1
- Politics, Practical 1
- Presidents -- United States -- Election -- 1976. 1
- Reverse discrimination in employment. 1
- Riot control. 1
- Students. 1
- United States -- Foreign policy -- Taiwan. 1
- United States -- Neutrality. 1
- United States -- Officials and employees. 1
- United States -- Politics and government. 1
- Women -- Employment. 1 + ∧ less