New York State Legislature Assembly Bill Files of Assemblyman Maurice D. Hinchey L0005

New York State Legislature Assembly Bill Files of Assemblyman Maurice D. Hinchey

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Overview of the Records

Repository:

New York State Archives
New York State Education Department
Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230

Summary:

These files were compiled by staff of Assemblyman Maurice D. Hinchey and pertain to bills that Hinchey sponsored or co-sponsored. Files usually contain multiple printed copies of the bill, memoranda in support of legislation, and an internal bill worksheet prepared by Hinchey's staff. Files occasionally contain correspondence, reports, internal memoranda circulated within Hinchey's office, and newspaper clippings.

Creator:

New York (State). Legislature. Assembly. Assemblyman (1975-1992 : Maurice D. Hinchey)

Title:

Bill files of Assemblyman Maurice D. Hinchey

Quantity:

3 cubic feet

Inclusive Dates:

1979-1982

Series Number:

L0005

Arrangement

Chronological by legislative session and therein numerical by Assembly bill number.

Administrative History

In addition to his duties as chairman of the Assembly Committee on Environmental Conservation, Hinchey had assignments on the following standing committees (according to the 1981-1982 Red Book): Agriculture, Banks, Higher Education, Local Governments, and House Operations.

Scope and Content Note

These files were compiled by the staff of Assemblyman Maurice D. Hinchey, who was first elected to the Assembly in 1974 as a Democrat from the 101st Assembly District (part of Ulster County). The files pertain to only those bills which Hinchey specifically sponsored or co-sponsored.

Each file usually contains multiple printed copies of the bill, memoranda in support of legislation, and an internal bill work sheet prepared by Hinchey's staff. Occasionally, the files may contain correspondence, reports, internal memoranda circulated within Hinchey's office, and newspaper clippings.