South Carolina Conference of Branches of the NAACP monthly report for August 8, 1992, submitted by Nelson B. Rivers, III, Executive Director, regarding reapportionment and a killing in Springfield.
NAACP Washington Bureau memorandum from Wade Henderson and Edward A. Hailes, Jr. to NAACP Board of Directors, State Conference Presidents, Branch Presidents, and NAACP Regional Directors regarding the Carnes Nomination.
County Council of Beaufort County memorandum from the Beaufort County Planning Board to the Beaufort County Council regarding a proposed amendment to a Beaufort County Zoning Ordinance to establish a River Conservation (Overlay) District. Enclosed County Council of Beaufort County Map and Beaufort County River Conservation (Overlay) District proposal.
NAACP National Board of Directors prepared pamphlet, "Crime and Criminal Activities in the U.S.A.," for delegates attending the 83rd National NAACP Convention.
NAACP State Conference and Local Branch Community Development Resource Center Manual for the 83rd NAACP Annual Convention, held on July 15, 1992 in Nashville, Tennessee.
South Carolina Conference of the NAACP Economic Development and Fair Share Committee memorandum from Dwight C. James, Chairperson, to State Conference Economic Development, Fair Share Committee Members, regarding notice of committee meetings.
Correspondence from Gregory G. Ryan, Manager, Facility Operations and Maintenance Services of Westinghouse Savannah River Company, to Andre Woods of the Handyman Network, Inc. regarding "Procurement and Material Management Department - Savannah River Site - Subcontract Numbers AA00639 and AA00641 - Response to Handyman Letter Dated May 20, 1992."
South Carolina Conference of Branches of the NAACP monthly report for December 12, 1992, submitted by Nelson B. Rivers, III, Executive Director, regarding reapportionment, the Florence School District Four debacle, and the continual struggle on Daufuskie.
Job posting for the Education and Counseling Director for NAACP Community Development Resource Centers in Texas (Austin), Virginia (Richmond), Georgia (Atlanta), North Carolina (Charlotte), and South Carolina (Columbia).
