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1. "Love, Religion and Politics"

Date:
2004-08-05
Description:
First draft of a biographical account of William Saunders's personal and professional life, "Love Religion and Politics."

3. Letter from Ray Huff to William Saunders, September 14, 1994

Letter from Ray Huff to William Saunders, September 14, 1994
Date:
1994-09-14
Description:
Correspondence from Ray Huff, Director of Ray Huff Architects PA, to William Saunders of WPAL Radio regarding a "Yale University Advance Graduate Studio Charleston Visit." Enclosed academic project statement.

4. "Defining a Citizen Leader"

Date:
1992
Description:
Correspondence from Richard A. Couto, Professor at the University of Richmond, to Bill Saunders regarding an essay to be submitted to the Public Education Review. Enclosed essay, "Defining a Citizen Leader."

5. 1990 Elections Handbook

1990 Elections Handbook
Date:
1990
Description:
"This handbook comes ['] compliments of The Associated Press and is designed as a reference for the upcoming 1990 elections."

9. Emergency Home Repair and Painting Project Proposal

Emergency Home Repair and Painting Project Proposal
Date:
1979
Description:
Correspondence from William Saunders, Executive Director for COBRA, to William B. Whitney, Office of the Governor for the CETA Division, regarding the Emergency Home Repair Paint project. Enclosed proposal.

10. American Cancer Society, South Carolina Division, Inc. Materials, 1979

American Cancer Society, South Carolina Division, Inc. Materials, 1979
Date:
1979
Description:
American Cancer Society, South Carolina Division, Inc. materials, including a memorandum from James Bouleware, Chairman for the S.C. Committee on Meeting the Challenge of Cancer Among Black Americans, and a presentation on a program of education clinics for the black community in South Carolina submitted by Thrift W. Tyson, Jr., Executive Vice President for the American Cancer Society, South Carolina Division, Inc.