Box 2

Aug. 4, 1976 letter praising Atiyeh for attempting to stop the Republican Convention from opposing the Land Conservation Development Commission

Contains notes from and a Senate resolution regarding Sen. Anthony (Tony) Yturri.

Photographic prints, contact sheet attached to correspondence with ordering information, and 3 copies of a 1967 pictorial report of the Oregon legislature. Includes a photo of Atiyeh and other legislators in Juneau, AK to observe Oregon National Guard training, a photo of Atiyeh with Sen. E.D. Potts and others, and a signed photograph of Gov. Tom McCall.

Signed photographs of Atiyeh with Ford (Box 2), as well as a oversized signed portrait of Ford (Box 19)

Photographic negatives of Atiyeh and others in the Senate during a Special Session

Contains a copy of Gov. McCall's Aug. 25, 1970 address on steps to prevent violence at the Convention; Sept. 11, 1970 third-party correspondence regarding the subsequent costs of these preventative measures; as well as a clipping reporting an "alleged" attack on Tom Atiyeh by Legionnaires, and a draft of Victor Atiyeh's letter in response to the article, taking issue with the "escape-hatch words" the reporter used.

1974 appointment book that has been removed from a 3-ring binder (Box 2) and a bound 1976 appointment book (Box 33)

Governor Atiyeh is currently still donating materials to the Archives. Initial processing encompassed all accessions through November 2012; this temporary series holds materials that have been accessioned after initial processing, but will not be incorporated into the broader arrangement until all future donations have been received. Though open to research, these unprocessed materials may be more difficult to access.

Governor Atiyeh is currently still donating materials to the Archives. Initial processing encompassed all accessions through November 2012; this temporary series holds materials that have been accessioned after initial processing, but will not be incorporated into the broader arrangement until all future donations have been received. Though open to research, these unprocessed materials may be more difficult to access.

This accession primarily came from file cabinets in Atiyeh's Portland Office, and mostly concerns his personal and business correspondence from the 1990s-2000s. Most of the file titles listed below are taken from his labels on the files.