These records are on deposit from Bill Bradley. They bulk of these records (mostly Bradley's Senate records) arrived in 1997. A second shipment, from Bradley's home, arrived in 2000. This group contains his papers from Princeton University, correspondence, writings, and personal Senate records.

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This collection was processed from 1997-2000 by project archivist Kristen Turner, special collections assistant Stacey Peeples, and Meghan Glass '01, and in 2012 by Maureen Callahan.

During the first round of processing, from 1999-2001, each file was reviewed and the following record types were discarded: newspaper and magazine clippings without markings; widely-available publications from the federal government, senate, lobbying groups, and political action committees; copies of bills and senate resolutions, unless marked; position papers; empty envelopes; copies and duplicates of materials already in the collection; empty files; and congressional record statements or introductions to amendments and bills.

People

• Bradley, Bill (1943)

Organization

• Democratic Party (N.J.)
• United States. Congress. Senate

Subject

• Energy policy
• Legislation -- United States
• Taxation -- Law and legislation
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union

Place

• United States -- Politics and government.

Occupation

• Legislators -- United States

Publisher

Public Policy Papers

Finding Aid Date

Published in 2012.

Access Restrictions

The Senate Papers, which include series 2-9 and 12, are open for research. The remainder of the collection will open for research use on December 20, 2032.

Use Restrictions

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