EARL D. CRAIG:
An Inventory of His Papers at the Minnesota Historical Society
Manuscripts Collection
OVERVIEW
| Creator: | Craig, Earl D., 1932-1992, creator. | |
| Title: | Earl D. Craig papers. | |
| Dates: | 1944-1989 (bulk 1968-1989). | |
| Abstract: | Personal, political, business, and official papers documenting the life and career of an African American educator, politician, and consultant from Minneapolis (Minn.). The papers include correspondence, memoranda, notes, agendas, minutes, financial statements, tax returns (1972-1974), legal documents, questionnaires, reports, transcripts (1986-1987), speeches, syllabi (1970-1975), press releases (1970), flyers, brochures, posters, newsletters, newspaper and magazine clippings, audio tapes (1970), and a video tape (1970). | |
| Quantity: | 16.75 cubic feet (17 boxes and 1 oversize folder, unboxed). | |
| Location: | See Detailed Description for shelf location. |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Earl D. Craig, Jr. was born in St. Louis, Missouri (March 25, 1939). Craig graduated from Summer High School in St. Louis (Jan. 1956), completed two years at Kenyon college (Gambier, Ohio), and received his B. A. degree in political science from Washington University in St. Louis (1960). He also completed work towards a M.A. degree in political science at the University of Minnesota.
As a graduate student Craig worked as a program coordinator with Pillsbury Citizens Service in Minneapolis (1962-1963) and as student personnel worker and coordinator of student international programs in the Student Activities Bureau of the University of Minnesota (1965-1968).
Craig taught political science in the Afro-American Studies department at the University of Minnesota (1970-1972) and in the University's School of Public Affairs (1972-1973). He also taught part-time (1970-1980) at Lea College, Southwest Minnesota State College, Minnesota Metropolitan State College, Carleton College, the Academy of the Minnesota Department of Corrections, and St. Thomas College.
As a result of political work during the 1968 presidential campaign Craig helped found the New Democratic Coalition and was hired as its first national executive director (1968-1969). For a brief period he wrote an editorial column for the Minneapolis Tribune (1969). In 1970 Craig ran unsuccessfully against Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party's nomination for the U.S. Senate.
After the 1970 campaign Craig formed Earl Craig Associates, a social policy consulting firm which provided assistance to companies in the areas of corporate citizenship and public responsibility. He was appointed chairman of the Minnesota Board of Human Rights (1975), served on the Commission on Minnesota's Future (1975), and was elected president of the Urban Coalition of Minneapolis (1975-1983). During this period Craig also served as a board member of several civic, educational, and arts organizations.
In 1983 Craig formed the Earl Craig Company, a public affairs and community relations research and consultant firm and in 1990 he was appointed head of the Minneapolis Neighborhood Revitalization Program.
Craig was murdered in January, 1992.
Biographical data was taken from the collection.
SCOPE AND CONTENTS
Personal, political, business, and official papers documenting the life and career of an African American educator, politician, and consultant from Minneapolis (Minn.). the papers include correspondence, memoranda, notes, agendas, minutes, financial statements, tax returns (1972-1974), legal documents, questionnaires, reports, transcripts (1986-1987), speeches, syllabi (1970-1975), press releases (1970), flyers, brochures, posters, newsletter, newspaper and magazine clippings, audio tapes (1970), and a video tape (1970).
The collection documents Craig's graduate education and teaching career (1961-1975); his involvement with several civic, educational, and arts organizations (1969-1975); and his career in politics including his membership in the New Democratic Coalition (1968-1973), his campaign against Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party nomination for the U.S. Senate (1970), and his term and a Democratic National Committeeman and chairman of the committee's Black Caucus (1972-1976).
The majority of the collection reflects the activities of Craig's two consulting firms. The first, Earl Craig Associates (1970-1975), assisted companies interested in understanding and exercising their social responsibilities. The second, the Earl Craig Company (1983-1989), specialized in public affairs ands community relations research.
ARRANGEMENT
These records are divided into the following six sections:
| Personal Papers | ||
| Teaching | ||
| Organizations | ||
| Politics | ||
| Consulting Firms | ||
| Audio-Visual Material |
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Availability:
The collection is open for research use.
Preferred Citation:
[Indicate the cited item and/or series here]. Earl D. Craig Papers. Minnesota Historical Society.
See the Chicago Manual of Style for additional examples.
Accession Information:
Accession number: 14,872
Processing Information:
Frank P. Hennessy, February, 1993
PALS number: 990017303010104294
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
PERSONAL PAPERS:
Includes a copy of Craig's birth certificate (1944), his college diploma (1960), correspondence (undated and 1962-1975), drawings, tax returns (1972, 1974), student papers, notes, speeches, poetry, magazine articles, and newspaper clippings.
The personal papers provide information on Craig's family and his early life and education in St. Louis, Missouri; his course work as a graduate student at the University of Minnesota (1961-1967); and his activities with the Student Activities Bureau (1963-1965). Biographical information is also included in a photocopied magazine article published at the time Craig was chosen as director of the Minneapolis Neighborhood Revitalization Program (1990) and a newspaper article that appeared at the time of his death (Jan. 15, 1992).
Two pencil drawings (1963) bearing Craig's nickname "Rico," appraisals of his art collection (1972-1973), and a sheet of drawings depicting works by Cork Marchesci are also included.
Craig's speeches include campaign and political speeches (undated and 1970); two eulogies (1971-1972); a commencement address at St. Mary's Junior College (1971); talks given before the Alain Locke Colloquium (April 25, 1972) and the Commission On Minnesota's Future; testimony before a congressional hearing on the federal budget (March 19, 1973); and correspondence requesting Craig to speak (1970-1975).
The last group of personal papers contains correspondence, notes, and magazine articles related to Craig's participation in conferences on the mission of public education (1983), welfare reform (1986), poverty (1988), and affordable housing (1988).
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| 143.E.5.4F | 1 | Miscellaneous Papers, undated and 1959-1992. | |||||||||||
| High School Yearbook, 1956. | |||||||||||||
| Correspondence, undated and 1962-1975. | |||||||||||||
| Artwork, 1963, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Student Papers: | |||||||||||||
| Political Science, undated and 1961-1967. | |||||||||||||
| "A Report on Politics in South St. Paul," 1962. 2 folders. | |||||||||||||
| "Negro Group Political Behavior in Minneapolis and Saint Louis, 1960-1962". | |||||||||||||
| Master's Thesis. | |||||||||||||
| Play Corps Caravan, 1963. | |||||||||||||
| University of Minnesota Student Activities Bureau, 1963-1965. | |||||||||||||
| Speeches and Newspaper Columns, undated and 1969-1976. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Conference Participation, 1983-1988. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
TEACHING:
The papers connected with Craig's teaching at the University of Minnesota consist primarily of correspondence related to the terms of his appointments as an instructor in the Afro-American Studies department (1970-1972) and the School of Public Affairs (1972-1973); and syllabi, reading lists, notes, handouts, examinations, and student papers, which reflect the methods and content of the courses he taught.
Other papers associated with Craig's work in the Afro-American Studies department include a proposal for the curriculum and establishment of the department (April 30, 1969); preliminary drafts of the department's constitution; and correspondence, questionnaires, and a Ford Foundation grant proposal connected with his research on Black elected officials and Black political strategies (1971-1972).
Correspondence and course material related to Craig's teaching positions at Lea College (1969-1970), Carleton College (1972-1975), and St. Thomas College (1980) are also included and provide information regarding the terms of his appointments and the methods and content of the courses he taught.
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| 143.E.5.4F | 1 | Consultant Work, 1970-1973. | |||||||||||
| Lea College, 1969-1970. | |||||||||||||
| University of Minnesota: | |||||||||||||
| Afro-American Studies Department: | |||||||||||||
| Constitution, 1969-1971. | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1969-1974. | |||||||||||||
| Black Elected Officials Study, 1971-1972. | |||||||||||||
| Ford Foundation Grant Proposal, 1971-1972. | |||||||||||||
| Courses: | |||||||||||||
| Development of a Black Political Strategy, 1970-1972. | |||||||||||||
| Black Participation in American Politics, 1970-1972. | |||||||||||||
| Community Power Structure and American Blacks, Spring 1972. | |||||||||||||
| School of Public Affairs, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.5B | 2 | Carleton College: | |||||||||||
| Contemporary Black Political Strategies, Spring 1972. | |||||||||||||
| Party and Pressure Politics, Fall 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Black Political Philosophies, Winter, 1974-1975. | |||||||||||||
| Community Power Structure, Spring 1975. | |||||||||||||
| St. Thomas College: Black Politics, Spring 1980. | |||||||||||||
ORGANIZATIONS:
Craig's involvement with a number of civic, educational, and arts organizations is documented in this section, which contains correspondence, agendas, minutes, financial statements, newsletters, notes, and newspaper clippings. The more prominent organizations (with regard to Craig's career) are described below.
The Walker Art Center, Minnesota Orchestral Association, and Minnesota Opera Company papers (1972-1975) reflect Craig's membership on the board of directors of all three of these organizations and include correspondence, memoranda, minutes, reports, financial statements, and rosters. Topics include board membership and structure; exhibits and programs; finances and fund raising, promotional activities and ticket sales; the planning, construction, and opening of Orchestra Hall (1973-1974); a proposal to change the Orchestra's name (1974); the development of park land near the Walker Art Center; the reorganization of the T.B. Walker Foundation and the Walker Art Center (1974); and Craig's resignation as a board member of Walker Art Center (Sept. 1974).
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| 143.E.5.5B | 2 | Hennepin County General Hospital, 1969. | |||||||||||
| Afro-American Organization, undated and 1969-1973. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Craig became involved with this organization at the Federal Correctional Institution in Sandstone, Minnesota as a lecturer in the organization's Black history program. The papers include posters and newsletters (1969-1972) documenting the organization's activities and political philosophy; correspondence (1969-1973) related to Craig's participation in the organization's programs and his work with an inmate seeking parole; and a folder of posters, historical sketch sheets, handouts, and question sheets related to classes in the organization's Afro-American Education Program. | |||||||||||||
| Macalester College Dispute, 1974. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| In September 1974 Craig successfully mediated the settlement of a protest "takeover" of the Macalester College admissions building by a group of approximately 25 students. The protest was in response to proposed budgets cuts in the college's Expanded Educational Opportunities | |||||||||||||
| Program which provided counseling, financial aid, and other services to minority students. The papers document the negotiations process that occurred over the 12 days of the occupation and include Craig's notes; student demands and position papers; memoranda issued by the college administration; newspaper clippings; and a copy of the final agreement. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.5B | 2 | Urban Coalition of Minneapolis: | |||||||||||
| Four folders containing correspondence, memoranda, minutes, rosters, newsletters, and newspaper clippings document Craig's involvement in the Urban Coalition prior to his election as its president in May, 1975. The papers (1969-1975) primarily relate to his activity as a member of the Coalition's Action Council Policy Committee (1972-1973) and his chairmanship of the Objectives & Organization Structure Task Force (1973). A small group of correspondence and newspaper clippings relates to Craig's election as the Coalition's president. | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, undated and 1968-1975. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Minutes, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Hennepin Action Program, undated and 1971-1974. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Craig was as an incorporator and chairman of this antipoverty agency's first board of directors. The papers (1971-1974) include correspondence, application forms, resolutions, minutes, and newspaper clippings documenting the process the agency undertook to gain designation as the community action agency for the city of Minneapolis; the procedures it adopted for assuring a balance of representation between the private sector and the poor; and the financial problems that led to its demise in March, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis, 1971-1972. | |||||||||||||
| Human Development Corporation for Drug Dependents, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Walker Art Center: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1972-1974. | |||||||||||||
| Financial Statements, 1972-1974. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Orchestral Association, undated and 1972-1975. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.6F | 3 | Minnesota Opera Company, 1973-1974. | |||||||||||
| Legal Rights Center, 1974-1975. | |||||||||||||
| Northside Settlement Services, undated and 1974-1975. | |||||||||||||
| Citizens League. Community Television Committee, 1974-1975. 4 folders | |||||||||||||
| As a member of this committee (Sept. 1974- May 1975) Craig participated in a research project entitled "Realizing the Potential of Community Television." Issues the project studied included the nature of the programming and audience of the existing community television station, KTCA; funding for public television; the potential increase of local programming on current public issues; and the relationship between the public station and educational television. The papers generated by the committee include correspondence, memoranda, meeting notices, agendas, minutes, and drafts of the committee's final conclusions. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.6F | 3 | Community Health and Welfare Council. Post-Crisis Care Study Committee, 1975. 2 folders | |||||||||||
| The purpose of this committee was to develop guidelines for the development of after-care programs for persons who were hospitalized or received intensive treatment for mental illness. Craig served on a committee task force that examined existing non-residential services and developed a proposal for the development of services that should have been available. The papers consist of correspondence, | |||||||||||||
| Community Health and Welfare Council. Post-Crisis Care Study Committee, 1975. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| memoranda, a work plan, statements of goals and objectives, meeting notices, rosters, directories of mental health services, and resource material, which reflect the work of the committee as a whole and of Craig's task force, in particular. | |||||||||||||
| Turning Point, 1975. | |||||||||||||
POLITICS:
The papers related to Craig's involvement in politics begin with those that document his participation in the Minnesota Coalition for Open Conventions (1968). They include a draft manifesto (July 19, 1968); a press release and program from the Coalition's statewide conference which Craig chaired (July 20, 1968); and legal documents (Aug. 1968) related to an attempt to contest the seating and right to vote of the Minnesota delegation to the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
After the 1968 Democratic National Convention, Craig helped found the New Democratic Coalition and served as its first executive director. The set of papers related to the Coalition (1968-1973) includes correspondence, memoranda, rosters, minutes, programs, speeches, position papers, newsletters, and newspaper clippings that reflect the organization's political goals and directions; its membership and administrative structure; Craig's work with local chapters; national meetings; and preparations for the 1972 presidential election.
In 1970 Craig ran a strong but unsuccessful campaign against Hubert H. Humphrey for the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party's nomination for the U.S. Senate. Papers associated with the campaign's management include schedules; office procedures; guidelines for mail and phone canvassing; campaign committee and staff rosters; mailing, canvassing, and volunteer lists; financial statements and pledges; correspondence and reports connected with fund raising events; lists of possible donors; and flyers and printed matter. The primary issues addressed during the campaign are explained in speeches, position papers, press releases, correspondence, and newspaper clippings.
Papers documenting Craig's attendance at the National Black Political Convention held in Gary, Indiana (March 10-12, 1972) include the convention program; the keynote addresses delivered by Richard Gordon Hatcher and Jesse Jackson; and copies of the National Black Political Agenda adopted by the convention. Papers related to the Convention's steering committee include the minutes of a meeting that reaffirmed the organization's unity (March 24, 1972) and notes from a meeting the committee held with Senator George McGovern (June 22, 1972). Craig worked for McGovern's presidential campaign in Minnesota and there is a folder of material related to those efforts.
Craig was elected as a Democratic National Committeeman (June 1972) and was chosen as chairman of the Black Caucus of the Democratic National Committee (March 1973). The papers related to these positions (1972-1976) consist of correspondence, memoranda, minutes, resolutions, newsletters, and newspaper clippings. Topics include the party's position on the Vietnam War, the appointment of Robert Strauss as the Democratic National Committee's chairman (Dec. 1972), the organization of the Black Caucus and Craig's election as its first chairman (Dec. 1972-March 1973), the Watergate affair (1973), the issue of affirmative action in delegate selection as addressed by the Democratic Party's charter (1973-1974), and the selection of a site for the 1976 Democratic National Convention.
Craig was a delegate to the 1974 Conference on Democratic Party Organization and Policy (Dec. 1974) and the papers include correspondence, memoranda, position papers, petitions, committee reports, and newspaper clippings documenting the conference proceedings. The conference resulted in the party's adoption of a national charter after a compromise was reached between the party's governors, Blacks, and women regarding affirmative action in delegate selection.
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| 143.E.5.6F | 3 | Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1969-1975. | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Notes and Writings. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Coalition for Open Conventions, 1968. | |||||||||||||
| New Democratic Coalition, undated and 1968-1973. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| 1970 Senate Campaign: | |||||||||||||
| Management and Organization. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Mailing, Canvassing, and Volunteer Lists: | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis DFL Caucuses and 34th Legislative District. | |||||||||||||
| 35th Legislative District. | |||||||||||||
| 36th Legislative District. | |||||||||||||
| 37th and 38th Legislative Districts. | |||||||||||||
| 39th-42nd, 46th, and 48th Legislative Districts. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.7B | 4 | St. Louis Park, Minnetonka, and Out-State. | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous. | |||||||||||||
| Organizations. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Volunteers. | |||||||||||||
| Card File. | |||||||||||||
| Index cards in file box. | |||||||||||||
| Fund Raising. | |||||||||||||
| Flyers and Printed Matter. | |||||||||||||
| Press Releases, April-Sept. 1970. | |||||||||||||
| Position Papers. | |||||||||||||
| Speeches. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.8F | 5 | Research. | |||||||||||
| Outgoing Letters, undated and March-Sept. 1970. | |||||||||||||
| Incoming Letters, undated and 1970. 6 folders | |||||||||||||
| Newspaper Clippings, April-Nov. 1970. 5 folders | |||||||||||||
| For additional campaign material see boxes 16-17 and +223. | |||||||||||||
| McGovern Campaign, 1971-1972. | |||||||||||||
| National Black Political Convention, 1972. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Democratic National Committee (DNC), 1972-1976. | |||||||||||||
| Democratic National Committee Black Caucus: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, undated and 1972-1975. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Delegate Selection and Affirmative Action, undated and 1973-1974. | |||||||||||||
| Democratic Conference on Party Organization and Policy, 1974. | |||||||||||||
CONSULTING FIRMS:
The remainder of the collection documents the management and activity of consulting firms Earl Craig owned and operated. The section begins with a folder containing correspondence, r_sum_s, and notes related to the formation of Ekistics, Inc., a profit-oriented community development corporation that Craig and three associates began in 1972.
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| 143.E.5.9B | 6 | Ekistics, Inc., 1971-1972. | |||||||||||
| Earl Craig Associates (ECA): | |||||||||||||
| In 1970 Craig formed Earl Craig Associates, a consulting firm which offered counsel and assistance to companies interested in understanding and exercising their social responsibilities in areas such as affirmative action, the urban social environment, minority community leadership, and community involvement. | |||||||||||||
| The bulk of the papers associated with the firm relate to specific consulting projects, but there is a small amount of miscellaneous material (1971-1975) consisting of notes, correspondence, minutes, a stock certificate, legal documents, tax returns, and newspaper clippings that reflect the company's organization and management. Topics include budget and financial matters; a loan from the Metropolitan Economic Development Association; a loan application submitted to the Small Business Administration; the issuance of company stock; the creation of a company logo and brochure; and prospective clients. | |||||||||||||
| Two of the projects undertaken by Earl Craig Associates stand out for the quantity of material related to their administration. They represent well the types of material and methodology associated with other projects documented in the collection. | |||||||||||||
| The first project, a social audit conducted for the Dayton Hudson Corporation (1973), assessed the results of the corporation's support of various organizations through the Dayton Hudson Foundation. The project included the preparation of a profile of the corporation's total giving program and the in-depth evaluation of major grant recipients to assess the positive results attributable to the foundation's support from 1969 to 1972. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.9B | 6 | Ekistics, Inc., 1971-1972. | |||||||||||
| Earl Craig Associates (ECA): | |||||||||||||
| Papers related to the Dayton Hudson project include correspondence, interview prompt sheets, grant recipient information forms, financial statements, annual reports, newspaper clippings, brochures, and printed matter. The bulk of this material was collected during the project survey and represents the operations of the foundation's major grant recipients. A report containing the project's findings is also included (April 1973). | |||||||||||||
| The second project, a study conducted in order to broaden the Minnesota Orchestra's base of support, included an audience assessment, a determination of attitudes towards the Orchestra held by those segments of the community that did not attend, and the initiation of programs that would allow the orchestra to reach out to community-based organizations. The papers connected with the project include correspondence, a proposal, questionnaires, survey | |||||||||||||
| Forms, and the accumulated statistical data. There is no final report for the project, but a letter written by Craig (Nov. 6, 1975) indicates his problems finishing the report and his decision to terminate Earl Craig Associates due to his election as president of the Urban Coalition. | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1971-1975. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Economic Development Association (MEDA), 1973-1975. | |||||||||||||
| Small Business Administration Loan Request, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Radio and Television Programs, 1970-1971. | |||||||||||||
| Dayton Hudson Corporation: Social Audit: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Final Report, April 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Grant Recipient Information: | |||||||||||||
| Anomie, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Belwin Foundation, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Boy Scouts: Viking Council, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Boys Clubs of Minneapolis, 1970-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Center for Community Action, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Citizens League, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Community Development Corp. of Greater St. Paul, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.9B | 6 | Dayton Corp. Scholarship Program, undated and 1968-1971. | |||||||||||
| Greater Metropolitan Federation, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Greater Minneapolis Metropolitan Housing Corp., 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Guthrie Theatre, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Junior Achievement (Minneapolis), 1969-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Junior Achievement (Rochester), 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Junior Achievement (St. Paul), 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Macalester College, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Cultural Arts Center, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Economic Development Association, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Nature Centers, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Opera Underwriters Fund, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Equal Opportunity Fund, 1970-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Police Dept. Canoe Outreach Project, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Guaranty Fund, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Heritage Fund, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Dance Theatre, 1970-1973. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.9B | 6 | Minnesota Environmental Sciences Foundation, 1973. | |||||||||||
| Minnesota Museum of Art, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Opera Company, 1969-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Orchestra, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Outward Bound School, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Parks Federation, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Private College Fund, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota State Council on Economic Education, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Nee Gee Indian Center, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| New Way, 1970-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Rochester Drug Abuse Program, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| St. Paul Opportunities Industrialization Center (O.I.C.), 1973. | |||||||||||||
| St. Paul Council of Arts and Sciences, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Spring Hill Conference Center, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| State of Minnesota: Loan Executive Action Program (LEAP), 1973. | |||||||||||||
| State of Minnesota: Seminar on Minnesota's Future, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Tamarac, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.9B | 6 | Twin City Health Care Development Project, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||
| United Fund (Minneapolis), 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| United Fund (Rochester), 1973. | |||||||||||||
| United Fund (St. Paul), 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| University Community Development Corp., 1971-1972. | |||||||||||||
| University of Minn. Graduate Fellowship in Economics, 1973. University of Minn. Management Information Systems Research Center, 1969-1973. | |||||||||||||
| University of Minn. Foundation: Corporate Fellowship, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| University YMCA, 1971-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Upper Midwest Research & Development Council, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Urban Coalition (Minneapolis), 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Urban Coalition (St. Paul), 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Walker Art Center. Indian Art Show, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||||
| Walker/Guthrie Construction Fund, 1973. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.10F | 7 | Bemis Company, 1972-1973. | |||||||||||
| Minneapolis Public Schools. Urban Arts Program, undated and 1972-1975. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Pillsbury Company, 1972-1974. | |||||||||||||
| Peavey Company, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Cedar-Riverside Associates, 1973. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota State Planning Agency. Copper Nickel Study, 1973. | |||||||||||||
| Joint Urban Mission Program (JUMP), 1973-1974. | |||||||||||||
| Northern States Power Co.: Social Audit and Issue Identification, | |||||||||||||
| 1973-1974. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.10F | 7 | Minnesota Orchestra. Audience Assessment: | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1973-1975. | |||||||||||||
| Mid-Continent Survey, 1956. | |||||||||||||
| Audience Survey, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Questionnaires: | |||||||||||||
| Robinsdale, 1974. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Maple Grove and St. Paul, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Occasional Attendees, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Thurs., Fri., and Sun. Night Subscribers, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Survey Data, 1974. ( 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Minn. Mining and Manufacturing Company, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Department of Public Welfare: Residential Facilities for the Mentally Retarded, 1974. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.5.10F | 7 | Republic Acceptance Corp., 1974. | |||||||||||
| Metropolitan Council: | |||||||||||||
| Attitudinal Survey and Developmental Framework Program, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Human Relations Training, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Ramsey County: Survey of Health Needs, 1974. | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Waste Control Commission: Human Relations Training, 1975. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Commission for the Handicapped, 1975. | |||||||||||||
| Upper Midwest Publications, Inc. 1976, 1981. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.1B | 8 | Earl Craig Company: | |||||||||||
| After Craig's term as president of the Urban Coalition (1975-1983) he formed a public affairs and community relations research and consulting firm called the Earl Craig Company. The company offered a wide array of services including survey design and methodology; market analysis; strategic planning; management and analysis; focus group facilitation and analysis; educational program development and evaluation; and data base development and analysis. A selection of projects that characterize the company's diverse clientele and areas of expertise are described below. Brief summaries of these projects, as well as others documented in the collection, are included in a folder of promotional material found at the beginning of this series. | |||||||||||||
| The papers associated with the following projects typify those found in the rest of the series. They include correspondence, notes, memoranda, questionnaires, reports, computer programs and data, statistical data, census data, legal documents, transcripts of public hearings and court testimony, newspaper clippings, magazine articles, and background papers. | |||||||||||||
| Promotional Material. | |||||||||||||
| Northwestern Bell Telephone Company (NWB): | |||||||||||||
| The firm's major client in terms of billings, variety of projects, and long-term relationship. In 1983 the company was hired by NWB in connection with a rate proceeding before the Minnesota Public Utilities | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.1B | 8 | Northwestern Bell Telephone Company (NWB): | |||||||||||
| Commission. The goal of the project was to measure the impact of proposed rate increases on poor and elderly residential telephone customers in Minnesota. It involved the design, management, and analysis of a market simulation survey administered twice to 1,000 NWB residential customers. The products of the study included a report to NWB and testimony before the Public Utilities Commission. | |||||||||||||
| The company completed several additional projects for NWB, the majority in connection with cases before the Public Utilities Commission and possible legislative initiatives. Topics include local exchange competition, intra-exchange toll services, bypass, and private line services (1987). There is also material related to NWB's attempt to influence US West's site selection for a major research facility. | |||||||||||||
| Deregulation: | |||||||||||||
| Repression Studies: | |||||||||||||
| Repression Study I, 1983-1984. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Non-User Study, 1984. | |||||||||||||
| Repression Study I Follow-up, 1984-1985. | |||||||||||||
| Repression Study II, 1985-1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.1B | 8 | Local Exchange Carrier Data, 1984-1986. | |||||||||||
| County Telephone Companies, 1985-1986. | |||||||||||||
| Public Utilities Commission (PUC): Orders and Findings, 1983-1986. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| NWB Legal Department Memoranda, 1984-1985. 4 folders | |||||||||||||
| "Bypassing Northwestern Bell: An Intra-LATA Competition Case Study," [1985?]. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Extended Area Service Docket (P421/M-85-878), 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Deregulation, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| 1980 Census Data. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Working Papers on Deregulation, 1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Universal Access (background papers), 1984-1986. | |||||||||||||
| IntraLATA Toll Access Compensation Docket (P-999/CI-85-582): | |||||||||||||
| Correspondence, 1985-1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.2F | 9 | Public Hearings: | |||||||||||
| Minneapolis and St. Paul, Oct. 13, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Duluth and St. Cloud, Oct. 14, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Thief River Falls and Grand Rapids, Oct. 15, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Fergus Falls and Mankato, Oct. 16 and Oct. 20, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Marshall and Rochester, Oct.20 and Oct. 21, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Exhibit Book Indexes. | |||||||||||||
| Craig's Testimony and Rebuttal, Sept. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Information Requests, Sept. 1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Stinson/Johnson Testimony, Oct. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Craig's Cross Examination and Other Testimony, Sept.-Nov. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Universal Service Plans, Nov.-Dec. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Bypass Evidence, 1984-1986. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.2F | 9 | Direct Dialogue: | |||||||||||
| Citizen Council Reports, Dec. 1986. ( 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| NWB's Response, Jan. 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Deregulation Stakeholder Analysis, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Interagency Task Force on Telecommunications Regulation, Dec. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| The Geodesic Network (Vol. 1-3), Jan. 1987. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Private Line Repricing: Larry T. Christensen Rebuttal Testimony, Feb. 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Telephone Competition Study: Arthur Anderson & Co., Feb. 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Tom Bystrzycki, 1986-1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| NWB Initial Brief in IntraLATA Toll Compensation Docket, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Research Proposals, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| InterLATA Toll Compensation Computer Analysis, 1987. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.3B | 10 | Deregulation/Private Line Service Research: | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1987-1988. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Source Identification. | |||||||||||||
| Non-NWB Company Profiles. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Telecommunication Businesses. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| US West Research Facility, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Deregulation Bills, 1987-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Newspaper Clippings, 1985-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Magazine Articles, 1982-1986. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Background Papers, 1983-1987. 4 folders | |||||||||||||
| Bibliography, 1985. | |||||||||||||
| Twin Cities Public Television: | |||||||||||||
| The company was commissioned for a twelve-month strategic planning project by Twin Cities Public Television (1983-1984), which involved design of the process; the clarification of mission; the identification of critical issues; and the development of organizational, marketing, funding, and building strategies. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.3B | 10 | Long Range Plan: | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1983-1984. | |||||||||||||
| Long Range Plan, 1980. | |||||||||||||
| MBO Plans, 1983-1984. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Public Television: The Twin Cities Plan, Nov. 1984. | |||||||||||||
| Governor's Blue Ribbon Task Force On Human Rights, 1983-1984. | |||||||||||||
| Sabathani Community Center: Long Range Plan, 1983-1984. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| WILL AM/FM/TV: University of Illinois: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1983-1985. | |||||||||||||
| Audience/Market Surveys, 1980-1985. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.4F | 11 | Josten's Education Systems: Community Relations Model, 1983-1985. 2 folders | |||||||||||
| Minnesota Dept. of Economic Security: | |||||||||||||
| Energy Conservation/Education Program, 1983-1984. | |||||||||||||
| Cooperative Data Project, 1984-1985. | |||||||||||||
| Northern States Power Co.: Evaluation of Consumer Advisory Panel, 1984. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Office of Science and Technology, 1984. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Urban Concerns Workshop: Retreat, 1984. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Community Development Agency: | |||||||||||||
| A six-month project (Spring/Summer 1984) evaluated the effectiveness of MCDA in providing public housing to the elderly. The project included a survey of seniors in public housing, a market analysis of seniors eligible for public housing, a management review of the public housing delivery system, and a report of finding and recommendations to MCDA and the city of Minneapolis. | |||||||||||||
| Senior Public Housing Survey: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1984. | |||||||||||||
| Focus Groups and Survey Questionnaires. | |||||||||||||
| Completed Questionnaires: | |||||||||||||
| Public Housing Senior Residents. | |||||||||||||
| Coordinators. | |||||||||||||
| Caretakers. | |||||||||||||
| Statistics. | |||||||||||||
| Report | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.4F | 11 | Minneapolis Telecommunications Task Force, 1984-1985. 3 folders | |||||||||||
| The firm completed these research projects jointly with William A. Blazer (1984-1986). The projects included inventories of equipment/systems in the city of Minneapolis and outside the Twin Cities metropolitan area and market demand studies of present and future telecommunications use by business and large public employers. | |||||||||||||
| Pillsbury United Neighborhood Services: Strategic Plan, 1984-1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Waste Control Commission (MWCC): | |||||||||||||
| Independent Management Study and User Community Survey, 1984-1985. | |||||||||||||
| Racial/Sexual Discrimination: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1987-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Interview Notes, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Documentation, 1985-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Senate: Needs Assessment and Information Requirements Study, March 1985. | |||||||||||||
| Metropolitan Council: Tall Broadcasting Tower Feasibility Study Proposal, Aug. 1985. | |||||||||||||
| Hill & Knowlton, Inc., 1985. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.5B | 12 | Robbinsdale School District 281: | |||||||||||
| The company provided the research and process facilitation for three of the four phases of the district's year-long strategic planning process (1985-1986). The project entailed a review of the district's mission and goals, the identification and prioritization of critical issues, a parent survey, market analysis, and dissemination of findings and recommendations. | |||||||||||||
| Strategic Plan: | |||||||||||||
| Phase I: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1985-1986. | |||||||||||||
| Report, Jan. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Phase III: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1985-1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Inventory of Child Care and Community Education, May 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Report, Aug. 1986. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Phase IV: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Report, Nov. 1986. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.5B | 12 | Minnesota Telecommunications Council: Inventory: | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, undated and 1985. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Twin Cities Metropolitan Council Inventory, 1984-1985. | |||||||||||||
| Interviews, 1985. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Photographs. | |||||||||||||
| Report, Feb. 1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Second Harvest: Project Evaluator, 1985-1986. ( 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Urban Coalition of Minneapolis: | |||||||||||||
| Education Strategy, 1985-1986. | |||||||||||||
| Weatherization Program, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Council on Quality Education: Evaluation of Cost-Effective/Innovative Grants: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1984-1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Evaluation Reports, June 1986. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.6F | 13 | Evaluation Reports, June 1987. | |||||||||||
| F.R. Bigelow/St. Paul Foundations: Hispanic Community Assessment: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1980-1987. | |||||||||||||
| Final Report, Nov. 1986. | |||||||||||||
| St. Paul Youth Project Steering Committee, 1986. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs: "Give It Your Best Shot" (Scholastic Improvement Program), 1986. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Office of Child Support Enforcement: Automated Statewide Child Support Enforcement System (Technical Proposal), May 1986. | |||||||||||||
| United Way of the St. Paul Area (UWSP): | |||||||||||||
| The United Way utilized the company in three projects: first, to design a major project on youth in the City of St. Paul including a survey of key community leaders and interviews with youth service providers and professionals (1986); second, to develop a common client information database and administer a client and external market analysis for five United Way-funded counseling agencies (1986-1988); and third, to conduct a management audit of the Neighborhood House Association, a United Way-funded social service agency, which was in the midst of major internal board divisions, as well as external challenges to the agency's leadership and management (1987). | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.6F | 13 | Counseling Market Study: | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1986-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Proposal. | |||||||||||||
| Questionnaires: | |||||||||||||
| Participating Agencies and Hospitals. | |||||||||||||
| Non-Profits. | |||||||||||||
| Rule 29 Clinics. | |||||||||||||
| Executive Summary and Technical Report, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Report, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Honeywell: | |||||||||||||
| School/Work Transition Program: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1986-1987. | |||||||||||||
| Report, Feb. 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Crime Task Team, 1988-1989. | |||||||||||||
| Community Action for Suburban Hennepin (CASH), 1986-1988. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.6F | 13 | Soaring Eagles, 1987. | |||||||||||
| Intermediate School District 287 (Hennepin Technical Centers): Goals and Objectives, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Office of Volunteer Services, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Target/Dayton Hudson Foundation: Non-Traditional Worker Program, 1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.7B | 14 | National Commission on Employment Policy, 1987. | |||||||||||
| Minneapolis Dept. of Public Works, 1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Eastside Coalition: AFDC Self-Sufficiency Project, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Family Advocate Network System (FANS), 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Dept. of Education: Evaluation of Pilot Program on Performance Based Education, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| National Association of Minority Contractors of Minnesota (NAMC): Minority Hiring Program, 1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Summer Youth Employment Program: Review, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| United Way Community Service Centers: Feasibility Study Proposal, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board: Strategic Plan Proposal, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Dept. of Trade and Economic Development: Proposal for a Minnesota International Trade Model, 1987. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.7B | 14 | Metro Internship Program, 1987-1988. | |||||||||||
| Minnesota Minority Lawyers Association (MMLA), 1987-1988. | |||||||||||||
| East Communities Family Center: Merger with Family Service of Greater Saint Paul, 1987-1988. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Neighborhood House: Management Audit: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1987-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Notes and Newspaper Articles, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Board, Staff, and Community Interviews, 1987. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Board Survey, 1987. | |||||||||||||
| Agency Documentation, 1984-1986. | |||||||||||||
| Program and Services, 1985-1987. | |||||||||||||
| Financial Records, 1983-1987. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.8F | 15 | Black Ministry Committee: Black Family Project, 1987-1988. 2 folders | |||||||||||
| Minneapolis Civil Rights Dept.: Contract Compliance Div. Retraining: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1987-1988. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Contract Compliance procedures Manual, 1988. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Partners In Ecumenism (PIE): | |||||||||||||
| Finally, in 1988 the company completed a project for PIE which required the design and development of a Black youth initiative. The work included an inventory of services being provided to Black youth, the design of the initiative, and the development of a proposal for program funding. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.8F | 15 | Black Youth Initiative: | |||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1987-1988. | |||||||||||||
| Inventory of Black Youth Services: | |||||||||||||
| Lists of Organizations. | |||||||||||||
| Questionnaires: | |||||||||||||
| Black Churches and Organizations. | |||||||||||||
| Social Service Agencies. 3 folders | |||||||||||||
| Final Report, May 1988. | |||||||||||||
| McKnight Program Proposal, May 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Board Retreat, Nov. 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Southside Community Development Corporation, 1987-1989. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Association of Voluntary Social Service Agencies (MAVSSA): Strategic Plan, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Communications Management, 1988. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.8F | 15 | Rogers Cable TV: Mid-Split Report to the City of Minneapolis, 1988. | |||||||||||
| U.S. West: Status of Women and Minorities in Salt Lake City, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board: Proposal to Conduct a Comprehensive Assessment of the Post-Secondary Education Needs of Residents of the St. Cloud-Rochester Corridor, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Centro Cultural Chicano: Strategic Plan, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Minnesota Dept. of Health: Communities of Color AIDS Prevention/Risk Reduction Grants Review Committee, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis Foundation: Second Focus Area Grantmaking Program: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Related Papers, 1985, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| Board and Grantee Interviews. | |||||||||||||
| Final Report, Dec. 1988. | |||||||||||||
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| 143.E.6.9B | 16 | St. Paul Foundation: | |||||||||||
| Institute of Learning, 1988. | |||||||||||||
| United Way Capital Campaign, 1989. 2 folders | |||||||||||||
| Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD): Long Range Plan, 1988-1989. | |||||||||||||
| West Seventh Family Project, 1988-1989 | |||||||||||||
| Pillsbury Company: External Affairs: | |||||||||||||
| Miscellaneous Correspondence and Papers, 1989. | |||||||||||||
| Questionnaires, 1989. | |||||||||||||
| Interview Notes, 1989. | |||||||||||||
| Literature Search, 1989. | |||||||||||||
| Family and Children's Service, 1989. | |||||||||||||
| Institute on Black Chemical Abuse, 1989. | |||||||||||||
| United Way of the St. Paul Area: North St. Paul/Maplewood/Oakdale Needs Assessment Project, 1989. | |||||||||||||
AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIAL:
Includes photographs (undated and [1959?]-1973) of Craig, his family, friends, and colleagues; 34 negatives and 3 slides taken during Craig's 1970 Senate campaign; four audio tapes (1970) comprising interviews, speeches, and a campaign advertisement; and a video tape entitled "Craig for Congress," a campaign spot which aired on WDIO-TV, Duluth, Minnesota (Aug. 12, 1970).
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| 143.E.6.9B | 16 | Photographs, undated and 1959-1973. | |||||||||||
| Audio Tapes: | |||||||||||||
| 1 cassette and 3 reel-to-reel. | |||||||||||||
| Speech On Civil Liberties and Racism Following the Cambodian Invasion and Kent State, 1970. | |||||||||||||
| First Major Speech of Craig's Senate Campaign, 1970. | |||||||||||||
| Craig's Response to Brook Editorial for KCUE, Red Wing, on Nixon's Proposed Welfare Reform, [1970]. | |||||||||||||
| Craig For Senate (30 sec.): Campaign Spot, 1970. | |||||||||||||
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| 142.G.2.7B-1 | 17 | Video Tape (2 in. : 13 min., 15 sec.) | |||||||||||
| Craig For Congress: Campaign Spot Aired on WDIO-TV, Duluth, Aug. 12, 1970. | |||||||||||||
| Folder | |||||||||||||
| +223 | Craig, Earl D., 1939-1992. | ||||||||||||
| 1 oversize folder, containing 5 items | |||||||||||||
| Campaign photographs and posters, 1970. | |||||||||||||
| Includes photographs of Craig and four posters related to his campaign for the U.S. Senate (1970). | |||||||||||||
CATALOG HEADINGS
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.
- Topic:
- African Americans -- Minnesota -- St. Paul
- Persons:
- Blazer, William A.
- Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978.
- McGovern, George S. - (George Stanley), 1922-2012.
- Organizations:
- Afro-American Organization (Sandstone, Minn.).
- Cedar-Riverside Association (Minneapolis, Minn.).
- Citizens League (Minneapolis, Minn.).
- Community Action for Suburban Hennepin (Hopkins, Minn.).
- Community Health and Welfare Council of Hennepin County. Post-Crisis Care Study Committee.
- Dayton Hudson Corporation.
- Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party.
- Democratic National Committee (U.S.).
- Democratic National Committee (U.S.). Black Caucus.
- Earl Craig Associates (Minneapolis, Minnesota).
- Earl Craig Company (Minneapolis, Minnesota).
- East Communities Family Center (Saint Paul, Minn.).
- F.R. Bigelow Foundation.
- Organizations:
- Family Service of Greater Saint Paul.
- Hennepin Action Program (Minneapolis, Minn.).
- Honeywell Inc.
- Indian Health Board of Minneapolis. Social Center for Youth and Families.
- Jostens (Minn.).
- KTCA-TV (Television station : Saint Paul, Minn.).
- Macalester College.
- Metropolitan Council of the Twin Cities Area.
- Metropolitan Waste Control Commission (Minn.).
- Minneapolis Community Development Agency.
- Minneapolis Foundation.
- Minneapolis Public Schools. Urban Arts Program.
- Minneapolis (Minn.). Telecommunications Task Force.
- Minnesota Coalition for Open Conventions.
- Minnesota Council of Churches. Black Ministry Committee.
- Minnesota Council on Quality Education.
- Minneapolis (Minn.). Department of Civil Rights. Contract Compliance Division.
- Minnesota. Department of Economic Security.
- Minnesota. Independent School District No. 281 (Robbinsdale).
- Organizations:
- Minnesota. Office of Science and Technology.
- Minnesota Orchestral Association.
- Minnesota Opera.
- Minnesota Public Utilities Commission.
- Minnesota Telecommunications Council.
- National Association of Minority Contractors of Minnesota.
- Neighborhood House (Saint Paul, Minn.).
- New Democratic Coalition (U.S.).
- Northwestern Bell Telephone Company.
- Partners in Ecumenism. Twin Cities Chapter (Minneapolis, Minn.).
- Sabathani Community Center (Minneapolis, Minn.).
- Saint Paul Foundation.
- Second Harvest (Chicago, Ill.).
- Twin Cities Public Television (Saint Paul, Minn.).
- United States. Congress -- Elections, 1970.
- United Way of the Saint Paul Area.
- University of Minnesota. Department of Afro-American and African Studies.
- Urban Coalition of Minneapolis.
- Walker Art Center.
- WILL (Radio/television station: Urbana, Ill.).
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