Box 5

Scope and Contents Drafts of Atiyeh's 1983 inaugural address, his 1984 State of the State address, a 1984 speech on the Oregon Plan, a 1983 speech to a Special Session of the Legislature, his 1985 State of the State address, and a 1987 farewell speech at the Washington County Public Forum; correspondence from Jim Sellers regarding drafts; a message from the House of Representatives to Gov. Atiyeh informing him of its elected officers for the 63rd Legislative Assembly; a list of which legislators would be...

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Typescripts of speeches by Atiyeh - in support of Pres. Ford - to the Japanese Cultural Association (JCA) - to the National Rifle Association (NRA)

Also includes a memo from Denny Miles regarding the JCA speech.

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Prepared texts and/or schedules for Atiyeh's State of the State addresses from 1981-1985 and 1987. Also includes a program for the 1985 Joint Session at which Atiyeh presented his address.

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Memos and reports relating to accomplishments of the Atiyeh administration. [Removed from binder]

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Memos, reports, briefing papers, and other materials highlighting the accomplishments of the first year of the Atiyeh administration for the preparation of a year-end report, as well as a list of the accomplishments of the first 200 days of the administration.

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Statistics, memos, notes, and a speech draft regarding the campaign promises and accomplishments of the Atiyeh administration

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Memos, notes, and a draft of a report on the accomplishments of the Atiyeh administration

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List of goals for administration that Atiyeh wrote before being sworn in as governor

Scope and Contents From the Series:

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.