Carey, Gov. Hugh, 1978-1982

Letter from Gov. Carey to Tom Hobart, thanking him support on Constitutional Amendment Number One, January 11, 1982; program for Legislative Correspondents' Association seventy-ninth annual banquet, "Reedin,' Ritin,' and Lunatics, or Sororite, Fraternite, Insanite," May 4, 1979, with list of officers, speakers, past presidents, menu, caricature illustrations, and rewritten songs for the occasion (satirical commentaries on personalities and issues, such as the tax-exempt status of religious organizations and other nonprofits: "We Shall Pay No Taxes Forever," sung to the tune of the Hallelujah Chorus of Handel's Messiah); guest list; program for birthday celebration for Hugh Carey, "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" captioned pictorial collection of Carey at various stages of his career, with leaders in government, labor, and entertainment, April 9, 1979; guest list, with seating assignments; NYSUT Update newsletter headlining special endorsement meeting for governor's race, September 29, 1978; press release from the Governor's Office, announcing creation of Task Force on Equalizing Educational Opportunity, as a result of the Levittown decision declaring New York's system of financing schools unconstitutional, September 22, 1978; message from Carey "To the Teachers of New York State," urging support for re-election, September 20, 1978; letter to Gov. Carey from NYSUT president Tom Hobart, recommending the appointment of NYSUT assistant to the president Dean Streiff to the Empire State Plaza Council, January 11, 1978, with attached resume; other recommendations for appointments; correspondence with Lt. Gov. Mary Ann Krupsak, 1975; printed booklet, Gov. Hugh L. Carey Message to the Legislature, January 6, 1982 (annual State of the State address)