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M2008-037
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Part 8 (M2008-037): Additions, 1968-1985, undated
0.1 c.f. (59 drawings in 1 folder)
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“Ok, Dick, we got that dragon that was scratching at your door!”, October 14, 1968
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2
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“Won't you be my valentine?”, February 14, 1969
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3
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Another time, another cross, April 5, 1969
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4
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Arms Control proposal, July 8, 1969
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5
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“Yes, sir! If I had money I'd be happy to invest with you!”, May 7, 1970
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6
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“Why don't you resign, Rhodes”, June 18, 1970
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7
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How long have you been a prisoner in the “tiger cage”?, July 10, 1970
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8
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D.C. Crime package, July 26, 1970
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9
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“Well, they said the new Post Office Department would be more efficient!”, March 30, 1971
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10
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“This is all George Wallace's fault!”, November 15, 1972
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11
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Chicago 7 convictions reversed, November 24, 1972
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12
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“You Milwaukee Yokels Are Almost Up to My Standards!”, April 5, 1974
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13
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“On second thought, hiring him wasn't such a good idea!”, July 14, 1974
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14
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Four panel on CIA payoffs, February 24, 1976
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15
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Milwaukee Community Policy Committee at Work, January 26, 1977
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16
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Double Dipping “Security Coordinator” for H.E.W., February 2, 1977
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17
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Legal Aid Society Public Defenders, February 19, 1977
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18
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Congressional Pay Raise, March 29, 1977
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19
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“Pardon me sir, would you like to be born again?”, May 5, 1977
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20
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High School Literacy, June 5, 1977
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21
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“Yes, sir! You can thank us for that boy being alive and well today!”, July 7, 1977
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22
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Public Employee Strike, July 8, 1977
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Anti-Public Employee Strike Law, July 12, 1977
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24
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“You sure they have an ear for music?”, August 8, 1977
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25
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Nursing Home Abuses, September 4, 1977
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26
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Wisconsin Archaic Divorce Law, September 18, 1977
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27
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Maier's City Budget, September 23, 1977
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28
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Out of sight----out of mind, October 12, 1977
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29
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Crazy legs Carter! What happened?, October 26, 1977
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30
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“Brilliant! Now we don't have to worry about rebuilding the dam!”, December 17, 1977
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31
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Panama Canal Treaty nitpickers, February 24, 1978
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32
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“You said you wanted to cure his headache didn't you?”, July 5, 1978
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33
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“Sorry, you're not mentally or physically sick enough to fit into my system!”, July 22, 1978
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34
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“It's a Shame Other Milwaukee Newspapers can't be like this!” August 14, 1978
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35
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“I thought this art was usually performed with a bow and arrow”, October 16, 1978
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36
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“Why don't you bums do an honest day's double dipping like us Milwaukee Circuit Judges?”, November 19, 1978
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37
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Mickey Mouse Government Regulations, November 20, 1978
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38
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“Step right up folks -- I'll tell ya what I'm a-gonna do!”, April 21, 1980
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39
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“That's one less petty complaint we'll have to put with!”, March 12, 1981
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40
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“What's going on dear?”, May 1, 1981
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41
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“Rest assured human rights will not be a major factor in my arms policy!”, July 14, 1981
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42
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“Undo the straps, Igor, and I'll give him a jolt!”, October 11, 1981
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43
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“Here's the plan you ordered for winning a nuclear war, Chief!”, August 18, 1982
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44
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“Listen, you want to find a prince - you have to kiss a few crocodiles!”, August 12, 1984
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45
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“Ok, Ronnie! Sock it to those low-income suckers!”, December 14, 1984
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46
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U.S. Justice Department - “Civil Rights Division! May I help you?”, April 5, 1985
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47
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Reagan in Lotus Land, August 28, 1985
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48
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“The thing I found most appealing about the free enterprise system ...”, undated
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49
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Illegal Teachers Strike, undated
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50
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Spending / Revenues, undated
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51
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Four panel on Tax Reform, undated
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52
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Four panel on Tax Revolt, undated
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53
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FBI Indictments, undated
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54
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“Sorry, we don't handle slum housing”, undated
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55
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Federal Narcotics Laws, undated
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56
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Nuclear Arms Jungle, undated
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57
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“Well, I see it's about election time again!”, undated
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58
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Breeder Reactors, undated
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59
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Public School Integration, undated
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