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Identifier: e_cle_004862
Title: Memo from Allen B. Clark to David Dean, Jim Francis, Jim Kaster, Sid Wieser, and Paul Wrotenbery, March 14, 1980
Description: Memo from Allen B. Clark to David Dean, Jim Francis, Jim Kaster, Sid Wieser, and Paul Wrotenbery, March 14, 1980, regarding visits by Governor Clements.
Page Count: 1
Creator: Clark, Allen B.
Contributor: Dean, David A. (David Allen), 1948- ‎, Francis, Jim, Kaster, Jim, Wrotenbery, Paul T., Wieser, Sid
Subject Topic: Political campaigns
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"

Identifier: e_cle_000548
Title: Memo from Herb Butrum and Tom Treadway to Jim Francis regarding Educators for Clements, August 27, 1982
Description: Memo from Herb Butrum and Tom Treadway to Jim Francis regarding Educators for Clements, August 27, 1982. The memo discusses strategies for targeting William P. Clements, Jr.'s message towards groups of teachers/educators versus the general public.
Page Count: 3
Creator: Butrum, Herbert, Treadway, Tom
Contributor: Francis, Jim
Subject Name: Clements, William P., 1917-2011, Teacher Retirement System of Texas
Subject Topic: Political campaigns, Teachers, Labor unions
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"
Themebook Term(s): Education Reform

Identifier: e_cle_000867
Title: Memo from Dick Collins to Jim Francis, February 26, 1980
Description: Memo from Dick Collins to Jim Francis, February 26, 1980, regarding asking Trammel Crow, Sr. to serve as council chairman. Francis writes back to give is approval.
Page Count: 1
Creator: Collins, Dick
Contributor: Francis, Jim
Subject Name: Crow, Trammell, Sr.
Subject Topic: Political campaigns, Campaign management
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"

Identifier: e_cle_000786
Title: Memo from Tom Treadway to Jim Francis regarding house speakers endorsing William P. Clements, Jr., August 12, 1982
Description: Memo from Tom Treadway to Jim Francis regarding house speakers endorsing William P. Clements, Jr.. Treadway suggests that Clayton chair the committee, August 12, 1982.
Page Count: 1
Creator: Treadway, Tom
Contributor: Francis, Jim
Subject Name: Clayton, Bill W., Treadway, Tom, Francis, Jim
Subject Topic: Political campaigns
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"

Identifier: e_cle_000255
Title: Schedule for President Gerald Ford visit to Austin, Texas, September 12, 1978
Description: Schedule for President Gerald Ford visit to Austin, texas, titled "Ford visit file," September 12, 1978. Describes itinerary for a campaign rally at the University of Texas campus for William P. Clements, Jr.'s gubernatorial campaign. Gov. Ronald Reagan also attends. Includes a covering memo from Dave Frederickson to Jim Francis and other members of the Clements campaign describing the "press bible,", September 11, 1978.
Page Count: 9
Creator: Clements for Governor Campaign Committee
Contributor: Francis, Jim
Subject Name: Clements, William P., 1917-2011, Reagan, Ronald, Ford, Gerald R., 1913-2006, University of Texas at Austin
Subject Topic: Political campaigns
Time Period: "Gubernatorial Campaign, 1977-1978"

Identifier: e_cle_000530
Title: Memo from Saundra Lohr to Jim Francis regarding request from Strake Campaign of Black Dallas Supporters of William P. Clements
Description: Memo from Saundra Lohr to Jim Francis regarding not giving out the personal information of Clements' Black Dallas Supporters per Strake Campaign request.
Page Count: 1
Creator: Lohr, Saundra
Contributor: Francis, Jim
Subject Topic: Political campaigns
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"
Themebook Term(s): Republican Party of Texas

Identifier: e_cle_000938
Title: Memo from Tony Proffitt to Jim Francis regarding Mark White "caviar" spot, October 7, 1982
Description: Memo from Tony Proffitt to Jim Francis regarding Mark White's "caviar" spot, October 7, 1982. Mark White's spot is rumored to be a "us" and "them" spot. A transcript from the spot is attached.
Page Count: 3
Creator: Proffitt, Tony
Contributor: Francis, Jim
Subject Topic: Political campaigns
Time Period: "Texas Governor Term 1, 1979-1982"
Themebook Term(s): Mark White