Box 10

Scope and Contents Compilation of materials regarding the Rajneesh situation, divided into four sections: I. Brief History of Rajneesh in Oregon II. Log kept by Lt. Colonel Duane Pankratz concerning "street people" being brought to Rajneeshpuram. III. Officials in Rajneeshpuram and Antelope/Rajneesh. IV. Rumors most often heard at Rumor Control Phone Line located at State Police Headquarters in BendMaterials include memos (primarily updates from Gerry Thompson), correspondence, copies of legal...

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Copies of meeting notes, police reports, press, correspondence, and other materials regarding investigation into and dealings with the Rajneesh [Removed from pressboard accordion binder]

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Page of notes for caucus meetings, program, (Box 10) and memorabilia from the convention, during which Atiyeh served as a floor leader for President Reagan. (Box 17)

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Correspondence regarding and drafts of Atiyeh's letter to the Republican Platform Committee on behalf of Arab-Americans.

Printed on the reverse of one of the drafts is a schedule for Atiyeh's Mar. 25-26, 1988 trip to Washington, D.C. to meet with international ambassadors.

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Memo, report, and press regarding SAIF and workers' compensation policy, and a handwritten document critical of Atiyeh's redirected use of SAIF funds.

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Memos and copies of historical Attorney General opinions regarding the auditory powers of the Secretary of State, which Secretary of State Barbara Roberts was attempting to expand.

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Records transmittal lists of Governor's Office central files to the Oregon State Archives

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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.