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Collection Overview
Title: Louis S. Meyer papers, 1973-1986
Primary Creator: Meyer, Louis S. (1925-)
Extent: 36.0 Linear Feet
Arrangement: The papers are contained in fourteen document boxes (6.10 linear feet) and span the years 1973-1986. The collection contains correspondence, reports, minutes, lectures, legal and financial documents, government documents, printed conference material, newspaper clippings and audio visual material. The papers are organized in the following series; 1) legislative and consumer issues, 2) Conference of Consumer Organizations (COCO) and, 3) COCO and the telecommunication industry. A fourth series contains audiovisual material including audio cassettes of various conference lectures and video cassettes of telecommunications information. This series comprises an additional 6 linear feet of material.
Subjects: Consumer movement
Languages: English
Scope and Contents of the Materials
The Louis S. Meyer papers reflect the varied consumer interests and activities Louis S. Meyer participated in from 1969-1986. His involvement in the consumer movement began as a successful businessman. With a degree in political science, he pursued a political life as a state campaign coordinator and became an expert in government and community interrelationships. With this latter expertise, Meyer became the consumer advisor and moderator for conferences held on the deregulation of the telecommunications industry.
This collection is organized into four series; 1) legislative and consumer issues, 2) organizational files of the conference of Consumer Organizations (COCO), 3) the relationship between COCO and the telecommunication industry, primarily with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) and, 4) audio visual material.
The first series of the collection demonstrates Meyer's concern with various consumer and legislative issues, such as medical malpractice reports, health and nutrition pamphlets, transcribed lectures on children's television advertising, pamphlets on the national use of the metric system and the Universal Product Code for pricing. His interest in rural and utility legislation led to a close contact with Senator Lee Metcalf of Montana who pursued such legislative acts as the Family Farm Development Act, the National Electrical Energy Conservation Act and the Consumer Representation Plan of 1975-1976. This close contact is seen by the correspondence in the series with the Senator and the numerous Congressional Records found in the collection. In 1975, Meyer became an active member of COCO and later held numerous administrative positions with the organization.
The second series contain organizational files from COCO which includes annual and financial reports, memberships lists, and minutes from the Steering Committee from 1976-1985. In this series, there is extensive conference material the donor collected and filed in notebooks. The conference material has been removed from the notebooks and filed in folders and boxes according to its original order.
The third series contains the bulk of the collection and documents the important role COCO and Meyer played in advising AT&T on consumer/community relations during the deregulation of 1979-1986. This series is divided into five sub-series; 1) conferences on deregulation, 2) Joint Consumer Advisory Panel Meetings, 3) reports and transcribed lectures concerning telecommunications, 4) information from other telecommunications companies, 5) judicial information and government documents. Community impact conferences were held on deregulation throughout the United States in 1982-1983. Meyer monitored the conferences and compiled material from each of these conferences. This material has been kept intact and is largely made up of pamphlets, agendas and reports. COCO and AT&T organized a Joint Consumer Advisory Panel in 1975 which met on a regular basis until 1985. All correspondence, minutes and agendas have been placed in chronological order and maintained as Meyer had compiled it. The collection contains numerous reports and transcribed lectures on telecommunication legislation and deregulation from 1979-1986. The processor placed these within the third sub-series due to related content. COCO advised other telecommunication companies.
The fourth sub-series documents the advisory meetings between companies including ATTIX, NACAA, and API, Southern New England Telephone and PCC from 1980-1984. The agendas and minutes of these meetings are within this sub-series. The final sub-series contains various judicial and government documents. The judicial information describes court cases of Western Electric (1982) and the New England Telephone and Telegraph (1983). There are Federal Communication Commission hearings concerning different telecommunication topics such as customer equipment and services, AT&T regulation of domestic and interstate services, and the MTS and WATS structure inquiry. This sub-series also contains legislative acts and bills including the Communications Act of 1978, Telecommunications/ Deregulations Act of 1981 and 1982 with their respective amendments, the Disabled Act of 1982 and various unnamed bills H.R. 13015, H.R. 4102 and 4103, H.R. 5421 and H.R. 6121.
The fourth series is audio visual material and contains recordings of audio and video cassettes. The audio cassettes are 60- and 90- minute tapes of various speakers at the Food and Education Conference (1974), Erie Consumer Credit (1976), COCO Internship Conference (1976), Utility and Energy Conference (1976), the Legislative and Regulatory Process Workshops (1976), and the Consumer Protection Conference (1977). There are also recorded lectures by Meyer on subjects such as the future of rural America, the food industry and consumer protection. The video cassettes' are primarily concerned with the telecommunications industry. Some deal with public relations, others are recorded interviews, still others are speakers at a utility conference. A 30 minute 16mm film, produced by COCO, called "Keeping Up With Technology" is also found in this series.
Biographical Note
The Louis S. Meyer Papers were donated to the University Archives on February 27, 1988 by Mr. Meyer. Louis Meyer is active in consumer affairs and national, state and local consumer organizations. He was a faculty member at Edinboro State College from 1968-1983 and director of the Institute for Community Services, 1974-1983. He presently is the director of the Pennsylvania Institute for Community Services, Edinboro, P.A.
1925 Born, Erie, PA
1943-1946 Active duty, United States Coast Guard
1949 B.A. degree, Allegheny College, PA
1949-1956 Department Manager and Buyer, P.A. Meyer and Sons, Erie, PA
1956-1959 Executive Vice President/General Manager, P.A. Meyer and Sons
1958 Married, Kay Elsie Lawrence
1958-1959 Member: Board of Directors, Greater Erie Industrial Development Corporation
1960-1961 Graduate Assistant, political science department, Arizona State University
1961-1962 Research Assistant, Bureau of Government Research, Arizona State University
1962 M.A. degree, Arizona State University
1963 Faculty, University of Arizona
1963-1964 Faculty, AFL - CIO Labor School, Arizona
1964 Ph.D. degree, University of Arizona1964-1965 Assistant Professor, Arizona State University
1965-1966 Administrative Assistant, Governor Samuel Goddard, Arizona
1966-1967 Assistant Professor, University of Wyoming
1968 State Coordinator, Shields for Governor, Arizona
1968-1983 Professor, Edinboro State College, PA
1970-1973 Director: Bureau of Government Services, Edinboro State College
1974-1983 Director: Institute for Community Services, Edinboro State College
1975-1977 Member: National Joint Panel Conference of Consumer Organizations and Direct Selling Association
1975-1985 Member and Chairman: National Joint Panel, Conference of Consumer Organizations (COCO) and American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T)
1977-1985 Chairman: National Steering Committee, COCO
1978 - Member and Chairman: Consumer Advisory Council Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
1978- Member and Co-Chairman: Commonwealth Joint Panel, Pennsylvania Citizens Consumer Council/Bell Telephone of PA 1982 - Member: National Advertising Review Board, Council of Better Business Bureaus, Washington, D.C.
1982-1983 Moderator: 36 conferences on Deregulation and Divestiture of the Telecommunications Industry
1983 - Director: Pennsylvania Institute for Community Services, Edinboro, PA
1984 - President: Pennsylvania Citizens Consumer Council
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
Morse Department of Special Collections
Access Restrictions:
The literary rights of the unpublished writings of Louis S. Meyer have been transferred to the University Archives of Kansas State University. There are no restrictions regarding access to the papers.
Use Restrictions:
The researcher assumes full responsibility for all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.
Technical Access Note:
Video and audio cassette players.
Acquisition Source:
Louis S. Meyer
Acquisition Method:
Donation
Preferred Citation:
Louis S. Meyer Papers, Morse Department of Special Collections, Kansas State University Libraries.
Processing Information:
Processing of the papers was completed by Lynda L. Bachelor in June 1988.
Archon processing by Edward Nagurny, graduate research assistant, May 2015.
Box and Folder Listing
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- Series 1: Legislative and Consumer Issues

- Box 1

- Folder 1: Arizona Consumers Council

- Folder 2: Childrens Television Advertising "Selling the Child" by Robert B. Choate, 1973

- Folder 3: Television License Renewal and Restraints on Television Advertising to Children, 1974

- Folder 4: Regulation of Children's Television Advertising, 1975

- Folder 5: Consumer Action

- Folder 6: Consumer Product Safety Commission/ General Information/ Fact Sheet/ Statement of Policy/ Responsibilities - Federal Register, 13 Aug 1977/ Proposed Regulations - Federal Register, 23 Mar 1977

- Folder 7: Aerosol Products

- Folder 8: Fact Sheets

- Folder 9: Home Canning Lid Safety

- Folder 10: Remarks by R. David Pittle, Consumer Problems, 24 Mar 1975

- Folder 11: Remarks by R. David Pittle, Improving Quality of Presidential Regulatory Appointments, 08 Sep 1976

- Folder 12: Remarks by R. David Pittle, Dynamics of Decision making on the Stratosphere, 16 Sep 1976

- Folder 13: Consumers Counsel Governing Board

- Folder 14: Health and Nutrition: Egg Nutrition - Consumer Action, 1975

- Folder 15: Food Day, 1975

- Folder 16: Meat and Poultry Product Standards

- Folder 17: Insurance: Health Services - Pima Health Council, 1976

- Folder 18: Medical Malpractice

- Folder 19: Medical Malpractice - Testimony by William Sheppard, Insurance Commissioner, Jul 1975

- Folder 20: Medical Malpractice - Claims, Dec 1975

- Box 2: Metcalf, Senator (D-Montana)

- Folder 1: Correspondence

- Folder 2: News Release

- Folder 3: Special Reports

- Folder 4: Statements/Testimonies

- Folder 5: Sub-Committee Releases

- Folder 6: Metric

- Folder 7: Municipal Public Power

- Folder 8: National Consumer Affairs Training Center

- Folder 9: Newsletter: Consumer Affairs, 1985

- Folder 10: PIRG News, Sep 1974-Sep 1975

- Folder 11: Rural Electrification Administration

- Folder 12: Universal Product Code: Price Awareness Study, 1975-1976

- Folder 13: Point of Sale Training Seminar, 1976 U.S.

- Folder 14: U.S. Congressional Records 90th Congress

- Folder 15: 91st Congress, Feb-Dec 1969

- Folder 16: 91st Congress, Jan-Jun 1970

- Folder 17: 91st Congress, Jul-Dec 1970

- Folder 18: 92nd Congress, Feb-Dec 1971

- Folder 19: 92nd Congress, Jan-Sept 1972

- Folder 20: 93rd Congress, Jan-Jun 1973

- Folder 21: 93rd Congress, Jul-Dec 1973

- Folder 22: 93rd Congress, Jan 1974-Jan 1975

- Folder 23: 93rd Congress, Jan-Dec 1975

- Box 3

- Folder 1: 94th Congress, Jan-Jun 1976

- Folder 2: 94th Congress, Jul-Oct 1976

- Folder 3: 95th Congress, Feb 1977-Jan 1978

- Folder 4: 96th Congress, Apr 1979

- Folder 5: U.S. Legislative Acts: Consumer Representation Plan, 1975

- Folder 6: Consumer Representation Plan, 1976

- Folder 7: Family Farm Development Act

- Folder 8: National Electrical Energy Conservation Act

- Folder 9: Conference of Consumer Organizations (COCO) Correspondence 1973-1974

- Folder 10: 1976

- Folder 11: 1977

- Folder 12: 1978 Jan-Jun

- Folder 13: 1978 Jul-Dec

- Folder 14: 1979 Jan-Apr

- Folder 15: 1979 May-Sept

- Folder 16: 1979 Oct-Dec

- Folder 17: 1980 Jan-Feb

- Folder 18: 1980 Mar-Apr

- Folder 19: 1980 May-Jun

- Box 4

- Folder 1: 1980 Jul-Sept

- Folder 2: 1980 Oct-Dec

- Folder 3: 1981 Jan-Feb

- Folder 4: 1981 Mar-Apr

- Folder 5: 1981 May-Jun

- Folder 6: 1981 Jul-Aug

- Folder 7: 1981 Sept-Dec

- Folder 8: 1982 Jan-Apr

- Folder 9: 1982 Apr-Dec

- Folder 10: 1983 Jan-Apr

- Folder 11: 1983 May-Dec

- Folder 12: 1984 Jan-June

- Folder 13: 1984 Jul-Dec

- Folder 14: 1985-1986

- Series 2: Conference of Consumer Organizations (COCO)

- Box 5

- Folder 1: Annual Reports, 1978-1980

- Folder 2: Financial Reports 1977-1985

- Folder 3: Membership, 1974-1978

- Folder 4: Oil Company Survey, Mar-Apr 1981

- Folder 5: Organizational Information

- Folder 6: Steering Committee, 1976-1985

- Folder 7: Printed Material Community Development in Non-Metropolitan Arizona Oct 25-26, 1973 Oct 29-30, 1973

- Folder 8: Consumer Affairs Seminars, 1975-1977

- Folder 9: Eastern Consumer Conference, 1979 (5th ) Information Remarks

- Folder 10: Shooshan, Harry "Chip" (U.S. Congressman)

- Folder 11: Health Care Management

- Folder 12: Trucking Deregulation

- Folder 13: Petroleum Marketing Practices Act

- Folder 14: Telecommunications Legislation

- Folder 15: Eastern Consumer Conference, 1980 (6th ) Remarks Consumerism in the 1980's

- Folder 16: National Foods Policy

- Folder 17: Small Farming

- Folder 18: Commodity Dumping-CPSC

- Folder 19: Intergovernmental Relations Workshops (1973-1974)

- Folder 20: National Consumer Affairs Internship Program (1977-1980)

- Folder 21: National Conference of Consumer Organizations, 1978

- Folder 22: National Conference of Consumer Organizations, 1979 Correspondence

- Folder 23: Federal Regulatory Actions

- Folder 24: CPSC

- Folder 25: Office of Weights and Measures

- Folder 26: Center for Public Representation

- Folder 27: Closing-Dr. Louis S. Meyer

- Box 6

- Folder 1: National Symposium on the Consumer Movement (1st ), 1973

- Folder 2: National Symposium on the Consumer Movement (2nd ), 1974

- Folder 3: National Consumer Symposium (3rd ), 1975

- Folder 4: National Consumer Symposium (3rd ), 1975

- Folder 5: National Consumer Symposium (4th ), 1976

- Folder 6: National Consumer Symposium (4th ), 1976

- Folder 7: National Consumer Symposium (5th ), 1977

- Folder 8: National Consumer Symposium (7th ), 1979

- Folder 9: Articles: Magazine/Journal

- Folder 10: Articles: Newsletter

- Folder 11: Articles: Newspaper

- Folder 12: Utility-Consumer Energy Conference, 1976 Correspondence

- Folder 13: Electric Regulation

- Folder 14: Energy Conservation Training Institute

- Folder 15: Finances

- Folder 16: News Releases

- Folder 17: Program

- Folder 18: Program

- Folder 19: Remarks

- Folder 20: Scholarships

- Series 3: COCO and the Telecommunication Industry

- Sub-Series 1: Conferences on Deregulation

- Box 7

- Folder 1: Conferences-Deregulation of Telecommunications: Its Impact on the Community, 1982 Erie, PA (Mar 19)

- Folder 2: Chicago, IL (Jun 15-16)

- Folder 3: Pork, PA (Aug 26)

- Folder 4: Chicago, IL (Sept 17)

- Folder 5: Johnstown, PA (Oct 14)

- Folder 6: Oak Brook, IL (Oct 18)

- Folder 7: Peoria, IL (Oct 22)

- Folder 8: Reading, PA (Nov 1)

- Folder 9: Louisville, KY (Nov 15)

- Folder 10: Little Rock, AR (Nov 29)

- Folder 11: Springfield, VA (Dec 6)

- Folder 12: Springfield, VA (Dec 6)

- Folder 13: Springfield, VA (Dec 6)

- Folder 14: Springfield, VA (Dec 6)

- Folder 15: Syracuse, NY (Dec 8)

- Folder 16: Conference-Deregulation of Telecommunications: Its Impact on the Community, 1983 Columbus, OH (Jan 27)

- Folder 17: East Lansing, MI (Feb 8)

- Folder 18: Albany, NY (Mar 2)

- Folder 19: Buffalo, NY (Apr 29)

- Folder 20: New Haven, CT (May 24)

- Folder 21: Charleston, WV (May 26)

- Folder 22: New York, NY (June 14)

- Folder 23: Baltimore, MD (June 28)

- Folder 24: Elkhart, IN (July 15)

- Folder 25: Erie, PA (Sept 12)

- Folder 26: Piscataway, NJ (Sept 23)

- Box 8

- Folder 1: Conference-Deregulation of Telecommunications: Its Impact on the Community, 1983 Woodbury, NY (Oct 7)

- Folder 2: New Albany, IN (Oct 11)

- Folder 3: Montepelier, VT (Oct 31)

- Folder 4: Hagerstown, MD (Nov 2)

- Folder 5: White Plains, NY (Nov 16)

- Folder 6: Clarksburg, WV (Nov 29)

- Folder 7: Indianapolis, IN (Dec 6)

- Sub-Series 2: Joint Consumer Advisory Panel Meetings

- Box 8

- Folder 8: General Information, 1975-1983

- Folder 9: Accomplishments/Annual Reports

- Folder 10: Appointments

- Folder 11: Survey

- Folder 12: Meetings: 1975 Dec 08

- Folder 13: 1976 May 12

- Folder 14: 1976 Aug 16

- Folder 15: 1976 Nov 07

- Folder 16: 1976 Dec 16

- Folder 17: 1977 May 16

- Folder 18: 1977 Dec 12

- Folder 19: 1978 Mar 10-11

- Folder 20: 1978 Jun 01-03

- Folder 21: 1978 Jul 27-28

- Folder 22: 1978 Sept 28-29

- Folder 23: 1979 Jan 09-11

- Folder 24: 1979 Mar 14-15

- Folder 25: 1979 Jul 22-24

- Folder 26: 1979 Oct 18-20

- Folder 27: 1979 Dec 05-07

- Box 9: Meetings

- Folder 1: 1980 Feb 13-15

- Folder 2: 1980 Apr 08-10

- Folder 3: 1980 Jun 04-06

- Folder 4: 1980 Dec 03-05

- Folder 5: 1981 Feb 11-13

- Folder 6: 1981 Mar 25-27

- Folder 7: 1981 Jun 03-05

- Folder 8: 1981 Aug 05-07

- Folder 9: 1981 Oct 07-09

- Folder 10: 1982 Jan 06-08

- Folder 11: 1982 Apr 14-16

- Folder 12: 1982 Jun 02-04

- Folder 13: 1982 Jul 18-19

- Folder 14: 1982 Aug 04-06

- Folder 15: 1982 Oct 06-08

- Folder 16: 1982 Dec 01-03

- Folder 17: 1982 Dec 01-03

- Folder 18: 1983 Feb 02-04

- Folder 19: 1983 Aug 24-25

- Box 10: Meetings

- Folder 1: 1984 Jan 18-20

- Folder 2: 1984 Jan 18-20

- Folder 3: 1984 Mar 07-09

- Folder 4: 1984 May 09-11

- Folder 5: 1984 May 09-11

- Folder 6: 1984 Jul 11-13

- Folder 7: 1984 Sept 26-28

- Folder 8: 1984 Sept 26-28

- Folder 9: 1984 Nov 07-09

- Folder 10: 1984 Nov 07-09-DTS Applicants

- Folder 11: 1984 Nov 07-09-DTS Applicants

- Folder 12: 1985 Jan 09-11

- Folder 13: 1985 Mar 13-15

- Box 11: American Telephone and Telegraph Co. (AT&T)

- Folder 1: Communications Information Package

- Folder 2: Communications Information Package

- Folder 3: Complaints

- Folder 4: Countryside Council

- Folder 5: North American Telephone Association (NATA)

- Sub-Series 3: Reports and Transcribed Lectures Concerning Telecommunications

- Box 11: Reports

- Folder 11: Transition Requirements of Proposed Communication Act Legislation, 1979

- Folder 12: How to Talk Back to the Telephone Company, 1980 Proposed Legislation Affecting the Telecommunications Industry, 1980

- Folder 13: Deregulation: Ringing the Changes for the Telephone Industry, 1982 Implications of the Restructuring of AT&T, 1982 Social Responsibility, Contributions and Consumer Affairs, 1982 Long Distance Communication and the Distribution of Local Telephone Subsidies, 1982

- Folder 14: Christmas 1982 Telephone Rate Massacre, 1983

- Folder 15: Telecommunications Research and Action Center, 1984 The National Association for Better Broadcasting and Black Citizens for a Fair Media, 1984 How to Regulate AT&T, 1984

- Folder 16: Consumer Concerns Impacting the Telecommunications Industry (American Association of Retired Persons, Consumer Federation of America), 1984

- Folder 17: Disconnects from the Local Telephone Network, 1984

- Folder 18: Local Connection Fees, 1984

- Folder 19: Telephone Industry-An Overview, 1984

- Folder 20: Older Consumer and the Breakup of the Bell System, 1985

- Folder 21: Meeting the Consumer Challenges of Divestiture, 1986

- Folder 22: Consumer's Guide to Telephone Service, n.d.

- Folder 23: Living in a New World, n.d.

- Box 12

- Folder 1: Rhode Island Consumer's Council

- Folder 2: Statements

- Folder 3: Telecommunications Environment

- Folder 4: Printed Material: Articles and Clippings

- Folder 5: Printed Material: News Releases/Bulletin

- Sub-Series 4: Information from Other Telecommunications Companies

- Box 12: Telecommunications

- Sub-Series 1: Advisory Meetings

- Folder 6: Bell/PCC, Apr 1982, Jan 1983

- Folder 7: COCO/American Bell, Apr 1982

- Folder 8: COCO/AT&T Communications, Jun 1984

- Folder 9: COCO/ATTIX, Jun 1983

- Folder 10: COCO/NACAA/API, Apr 1980

- Folder 11: Energy Dialogue Retreat, Sep 1980

- Folder 12: Energy Dialogue Retreat, Sep 1980

- Folder 13: Indiana Bell Advisory Council, 1982

- Folder 14: Southern New England Telephone Consumer Advisory 1981

- Folder 15: Southern New England Telephone Consumer Advisory Panel, Apr 1981

- Sub-Series 5: Judicial Infomation and Goverment Documents

- Box 13

- Sub-Series 1: Legal Documents

- Folder 1: New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., 1983

- Folder 2: U.S. vs. Western Electric Company, 1982

- Sub-Series 2: FCC Hearings

- Folder 3: Customer-Premises Equipment and Enhanced Services: Furnishing of, CC Docket No. 85-26

- Folder 4: Procedures for Implementing the Detariffing of, CC Docket No. 81-893

- Folder 5: Implications of the Telephone Industry's Primary Instrument Concept, CC Docket No. 78-36

- Folder 6: Implications of the Telephone Industry's Primary Instrument Concept, CC Docket No. 78-36

- Folder 7: MTS and WATS Market Structure Inquiry, CC Docket No. 78-72

- Folder 8: 1982 May 27

- Folder 9: 1982 Aug 06

- Folder 10: 1982 Sept 15

- Folder 11: Long-Run Regulation of AT&T's Basic Domestic Interstate Services, CC Docket No. 83-1147: 1984 Apr 02

- Folder 12: 1984 May

- Folder 13: 1984 Jun 04

- Sub-Series 3: Legislative Acts

- Folder 14: Communications Act of 1978

- Folder 15: Communications Act of 1978

- Folder 16: Communications Act of 1978

- Folder 17: Analysis of Telecommunications Industry Restructuring

- Box 14

- Sub-Series 3: Legislative Acts

- Folder 1: Statement by Richard R. Hough

- Folder 2: Statement by William M. Ellinghaus

- Folder 3: Speeches by James A. Lovell

- Folder 4: Remarks by Joseph R. Fogarty

- Folder 5: H.R. 13015

- Folder 6: H.R. 13015

- Folder 7: H.R. 13015

- Folder 8: H.R. 13015

- Folder 9: Disabled Act of 1982

- Folder 10: H.R. 4102 and 4103

- Folder 11-14: H.R. 5421

- Folder 15: H.R. 6121

- Folder 16-18: Telecommunications/Deregulations Act of 1981

- Folder 17: Telecommunications/Deregulations Act of 1981

- Folder 18: Telecommunications/Deregulations Act of 1981

- Folder 19: Telecommunications/Deregulations Act of 1981: S 898

- Folder 20: Telecommunications/Deregulations Act of 1981: S 898

- Sub-Series 2: Amendments

- Folder 21: Telecommunications Act of 1982

- Series 4: Audiovisual Material

- Sub-Series 1: Cassettes

- Drawer 1: Cassettes

- Item 1: Education Congress - Joe Biden, 1976 Apr 26

- Item 2: Workshop - McHale, 1974 Oct 26

- Item 3: Food Conference - J. Hightower, 1974 Oct 26

- Item 4: Education Con. - Jim Turner, 1975 Mar 24

- Item 5: Erie Cons. Credit - Bill Taggart, 1976 Feb 14 (2 cassettes)

- Item 6: PA Cons. Conf. - Patton/ Knauer #01 1976 May 09 #02 1976 May 10

- Drawer 2: COCO Internship, Kansas City

- Item 1: #01-06 1976 Jul 12

- Item 2: #07-14 1976 Jul 13

- Item 3: Jeff Edelstein

- Item 4: Role of FTC 1976 Jul 13

- Drawer 3

- Item 1: COCO Internship, Kansas City Final Session, 1976 Dec 10

- Item 2: Pre-Internship Conference, Kansas City, 1976 Jul 13 "Food Industry" - Louis Meyer

- Item 3: Pre-Internship Conference, Kansas, 1976 Jul 12 "Consumer Protection" - Sol Harge

- Item 4: "Future of Rural America" - Louis Meyer, 1976 Aug

- Item 5: "Food Industry" - Louis Meyer, 1976 Jul 22

- Item 6: Utility Conference, Cleveland Ohio - Louis Meyer, 1976 Nov 27 (2 cassettes)

- Item 7: Foods-Supermarkets - Louis Meyer, n.d.

- Sub-Series 2: Audio Cassetts

- Item 1: Case of Audio Cassettes

- Item 1: Hershey, PA - Busby/Sheilds

- Item 2: Sheilds/Kalodner, 1976 Feb 12/13

- Item 3: Hershey, PA - Phil Kalodner, 1976 Sep 13

- Item 4: Utility Con. Energy Conference, Radio Tapes, 1976 Sep (4 audio cassettes)

- Item 5: Biography of a Steak - WIND Radio, n.d.

- Item 6: Regulatory Process Workshop - Lessig (ESC)

- Item 7: O'Bannon (PA PUC), Boynton (Department of Ins.)

- Item 8: Groome (FDA), 1976 Oct 08

- Item 2: Case of Audio Cassettes

- Item 1: Regulatory Process Workshop

- Item 2: Lessig, O'Bannon, Boynton, Groome, 1976 Oct 08

- Item 3: Groome, Elish, Frank, Smith, 1976 Oct 08

- Item 4: Smith McEwen, O'Bannon, Groome, Elish, 1976 Oct 08

- Item 5: Mel Boynton, 1976 Oct 08

- Item 6: Peter Elish, 1976 Oct 08

- Item 7: Rate Hearing Workshop #01-04 1976 Nov 05

- Item 8: Regulatory Process Workshop H. Heath, 1976 Nov 12

- Item 3: Case of Audio Cassettes

- Item 1: Regulatory Process Workshop

- Item 2: R. Budd Dwyer

- Item 3: "The Flow of a Bill", 1976 Nov 12

- Item 4: Ben Prybutok , 1976 Nov 12

- Item 5: 1976 Nov 12 Rural PA

- Item 6: Dr. Chester McNerney, 1977 Mar 27

- Item 7: James G. Patton, 1977 Mar 27

- Item 8: Pierce, Patton, McHale, 1977 Mar 29

- Item 9: Consumer Protection Joel Weisberg, 1977 Apr 22

- Item 10: Bureau of Consumer Protection

- Item 11: Consumer Protection Workshop

- Item 12: Louis Meyer, Weisberg, 1977 Apr 22

- Sub-Series 3: Video Cassettes

- Item 1: Unmarked KCS-10

- Item 2: "Generation to Customer" KC-30 :13 30 sec 1976 Feb 09

- Item 3: "Managing the Network" KCA-60 45:30 AT&T Long Lines-Bob Sageman 1979 Mar 13

- Item 4: "The Consumer and the Corporation" KCA-60 43:00 Part I-Speakers only Bell of PA n.d.

- Item 5: "The Consumer and the Corporation" KCA-60 49:13 Edited Version Bell of PA n.d.

- Item 6: "Consumer Interviews" KCA-60 1:00 Part I 1978 Jan 13

- Item 7: "Consumer Interviews" KCA-60 :10 Part II 1978 Jan 13

- Item 8: "Measured Service: An Interview with Lou Meyer, COCO and Jim Smiley, AT&T" AT&T 14:20 Edited Copy

- Item 9: "COCO on Deregulation" Illinois Bell TV Center :10 Answer Print-Audio Track 2 only 1982 Oct 20

- Item 10: "Tomorrow/Today" SoWest Bell Program 3 1982 Jun 04

- Item 11: Lou Meyer T-30 C&P and Bell of Pennsylvania Length Undetermined n.d.

- Item 12: "Why Federal Regulatory Policies May Drive Up Home Telephone Prices" UCA 20 Length: :16 n.d.

- Item 13: Film COCO "Keeping Up With Technology" 16mm Length: :30 n.d.

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