gr00125.xml Campaign Finance & Public Disclosure Board An Inventory of Its Economic Interest Statements at the Minnesota Historical Society National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Minnesota Historical Society
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 Finding aid encoded by Cheri Thies and Shelby Edwards, December 2010. Finding aid written in English. OVERVIEW Minnesota Historical Society Minnesota. Campaign Finance & Public Disclosure Board. Economic interest statements. 1974-2007. Materials in English. Annual personal financial statements filed by candidates for state executive and legislative offices and by appointees to boards and commissions. They state sources of compensation, corporations or entities in which the registrant held securities, and location of real property in which the registrant held ownership or other interest. Some statements are also present for candidates without campaign committees. Includes files of its predecessors, the Ethics Commission (1974-1975) and the Ethical Practices Board (1975-1997). 27.4 cu. ft. (28 boxes). See Detailed Description for shelf locations. SCOPE AND CONTENTS

These files are purged periodically from the active files maintained by the board. Files terminated in a given year often contain materials spanning several preceding years.

 ARRANGEMENT

In several overlapping sequences, variously arranged.

 CATALOG HEADINGS

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the Minnesota Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related topics should search the catalog using these headings.

Topics: Fire fighters -- Minnesota -- Charities. Organizations: Minnesota. State Ethical Practices Board. Minnesota. State Ethics Commission. Places: Minnesota -- Officials and employees -- Finance, Personal. Functions: Monitoring. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Preferred Citation:

[Indicate the cited item and/or series here]. Minnesota. Campaign Finance & Public Disclosure Board. Economic Interest Statements. Minnesota Historical Society.

See the Chicago Manual of Style for additional examples.

 Provenance:

All 1992 and 1996-1999 terminated public officials files, except for the few 1998-1999 files listed in this finding aid, were inadvertently destroyed prior to transfer to the State Archives. A listing of the destroyed files for 1996-1999 and additional background information regarding the inadvertently destroyed files is housed in the State Archives' records disposition files.

 Accession Information:

Accession number(s): 989-206; 988-157; 991-88; 991-169; 992-125; 993-98; 993-169; 993-177; 994-96; 994-182; 998-36; 2000-11; 2000-42; 2001-65; 2003-16; 2004-32; 2006-39; 2007-74; 2008-9; 2008-34; 2009-55; 2011-6

 Processing Information:

Processing and cataloging of this collection was supported with a Basic Project grant awarded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC).

Catalog ID number: 001712775

 DETAILED DESCRIPTION 116.B.9.3B 1974-1976: Attorney General's Office. Department heads. Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Grain Standards Board. Health Board. Historical Society. House incumbents not seeking re-election. Human Rights Board. Legislative employees. Metropolitan Airports Commission. Metropolitan Council. Metropolitan Transit Commission. Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. Non-registered candidates. Physical Therapists Examining Committee. State boards (alphabetical order). 3 folders. State senators who never registered or sought election after 1974, 1974-1976. Tax Court of Appeals. Veterans Home. Vietnam Veterans Bonus Review Board. Candidates/public officials without volunteer committee, 1976-1980. 1977-1980: List of individuals filing economic interest statements. Attorney General's Office. 2 folders. Department heads. 3 folders. Hearing Examiners [Board]. Legislative employees. Metropolitan commissions. 116.B.9.4F State boards (alphabetical order). 7 folders. Non-registered candidates letters and reports, 1979-1981. 1978-1983: List of state boards, metropolitan commissions, and individuals filing economic interest statements (incomplete). State boards (alphabetical order). 12 folders. A-O. 116.B.9.5B P-Z. Metropolitan commissions. Boards no longer required to file economic interest statements. Attorneys. 2 folders. Constitutional officers. Department heads. 4 folders. 116.B.9.6F Legislative employees. Persons not required to file economic interest statements. 3 folders. Miscellaneous statements of economic interest. 1974-1985: Board of Psychology. Board of Teaching. Metropolitan Airports Commission. Metropolitan Council. Metropolitan Parks and Open Space Commission. Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission. Metropolitan Transit Commission. Metropolitan Waste Commission. Public Employees Relations Board. Racing Commission. Rehabilitation Review Panel. Retirement System Board. Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Teachers Retirement Commission. University Board. Veterinary Board. Waste Management Board. Water Supply/Waste Water Board. Zoo Board.

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 110.K.5.3B State boards, A-H. 7 folders. State boards, no longer under Minn. Stat. 10A: Cable Communications Board. Corrections Board. Crime Control Planning Board. Higher Education Facilities Authority. Small Business Finance Agency. Watchmaking Board of Examiners. 1983-1985: A-L. 4 folders. 131.D.11.10F M-W. 4 folders. Legislative candidates, 1982. Legislative candidates, 1984. Board and commission members, A-Z, 1986. 7 folders. 131.D.12.1B 1987 terminations: A-Z. 10 folders. 1988 terminations. 5 items in 1 folder: Dahlberg, Duane A. (MPCA Board). Greenwood, Harold W. Jr. (Greater Minnesota Corporation). Montgomery, Terry (Greater Minnesota Corporation). Mourin, Charles F. (Higher Education Coordinating Board). Smith, George (Board of Abstractors). Public officials who are no longer required to submit statements due to law change or dissolution of board: Humane Society, 1977-1986. Ombudsman for Corrections, 1987-1988. State Zoological Board, 1984-1987. 2 folders. 1987-1989 terminations: A-P. 5 folders. 131.D.12.2F Q-Z. 2 folders. 1989 terminations: Members of boards and commissions, A-Z. 8 folders. Various candidates/elections: Special Election 16A, 1986: Czajkowski, Ron. Gamades, Mary Jane Ketter. Hasselbrink, Gerald L. Simon, Frank. Swanson Jr., LeRoy E. General Election, 1986: Blasingame, John. Brattrud, Wallace. Carlson, Jual C. Glaser, Jim. Hassett, Charles. Herman, Harris H. Jutz, Jim. Kimmel, Kim. Muhlenhardt, Walter. Nora, Wendy Alison. Olson, Lavina. Olson, Nordis. Owens, Allason. Quast, Oscar Roger. Ratte, Phil. Spanish, John. Thooft, Amandus. Thooft, Leona. Varnado, Curtis. Verdeja, Samuel O. Wickstrom, Larry R. Williams, Douglas J. Williams, Steve L. Special Election 30B, 1987: Abbe, Patrice K. Special Election 65A, 1987: Rosenbloom, Lucky. Toussaint, Hayward. General Election, 1987: Hall, Jon. Novak, Maureen. General Election, 1988: Belois, Patrica. Bentz, Mark. Carlson, Sliv. Fechtner, Walter D. Foster, Karl L. Holt, Richard. LeGaie, Gary L. Jutz, Jim. Mesaros, Glenn. Nichols, Thomas L. Russell, Dorothea. Reisinger, Dorothy. Revering, Aaron. Spanish, John. Tormeon, Gary C. Smith, John Wesley. Wickstrom, Larry. Williams, Douglas J. Zellie, Charles. Special Election 63B, 1989: Sorg, Jay W. Special Election 61, 1990: Kough, Tom. McDonald, Tom. General Election, 1990: Ahmad, Abdul I. Allers, John H. Anderson, Eric J. Anderson, Robert C. Bentz, Stan. Bliss, Peter R. Bonniwell, Colleen. Campbell, Jennings. Carland, Eve. Czarnowski, Jerry. Eddleston Sr., James E. Faulk, Samuel A. Fechtner, Walter D. Gawboy, Kathleen. Geisdorf, Alan. Heidt, Donald. Herschbach, Kent S. Howard, Simon. Johnson, Robert R. Just, James. Jutz, Jim. Koening, Don. Lesch, Carlan. McMillen, Bob. Mesaros, Glenn. Mooney, Beatrice. Revering, Aaron. Richards, Leonard J. Rokke, Robert. Rosenbloom, Lucky. Spanish, John J. Stam, Ronald. St. George Jr., Harland. Tobako, John. Wolden, Charles. 116.B.10.3B 1991 terminations:

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 Abbett-Kent. 116.B.10.4F Khalifa-Thatcher. 116.B.10.5B Theis-Zuehlke. 5 folders. Public officials of abolished or renamed state agencies or boards. Charitable Gambling Control Board, 1985-1989. Compensation Council, 1990-1991. State Planning Agency, 1985-1992. Waste Management Board, 1983-1993. Greater Minnesota Corporation (Minnesota Technology, Inc.), 1990-1991. Metropolitan Transit Commission, terminated July 1994. Metropolitan Waste Control Commission, terminated July 1994. Minnesota Health Care Commission, 1992-1994. Regional Transit Board, terminated October 1994. Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Operators Certification Council, 1994. Candidates who ran for office but did not register a committee, 1992-1994. 2 folders.

Arranged alphabetically.

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 131.D.15.5B Officials leaving public service, December 1992-December 1993.

Arranged alphabetically.

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 A-Mc. 131.D.15.6F Me-Z. 12 folders. Officials leaving public service, 1994-1995.

Arranged alphabetically.

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 A-F. 7 folders. 131.D.15.7B G-Sc. 131.D.15.8F Se-Z. 8 folders. Governor Arne Carlson and Lieutenant Governor Joanne Benson, 1991-1999. Abolished state boards, 1993-2001. Boxing Board (abolished July 1, 2001), 1993-2001. Indian Affairs Council (abolished July 1, 2001), 1993-2001. Public Service Department (abolished July 1, 2000; merged with Commerce Department), 1999-2001. Public officials who no longer need to file: Zoological Board, 1989. Terminated public officials, 1991-2002.

All other 1998 terminated public officials files were inadvertently destroyed prior to transfer to the State Archives.

Crouch, Steven (Minnesota Technology Inc.), 2002. Ferderer, Robert (Municipal Board), 1991-1998. Hatling, John (Office of Administrative Hearings), 1999. Lund, Richard (Office of Administrative Hearings), 1999. Officials of Firemen's Relief Associations, 1996-2000 (bulk 1997-1999).

Arranged alphabetically by jurisdiction and reverse chronological order within each jurisdiction.

 Adams-Bigelow. 131.D.9.7B Big Fork-Hardwick. 131.D.9.8F Harmony-Newport. 131.D.9.9B Nicollet-Zumbrota. 131.D.9.10F Terminated public officials, 2000.

Arranged alphabetically.

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 A-P. 131.C.3.7B R-Z. Terminated public officials, 2001.

Arranged alphabetically.

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 A-F. 131.C.3.8F G-Sh. 131.C.3.9B Si-Z. Terminated public officials, 2002.

Arranged alphabetically.

A lengthy individual list is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 A-O. 131.C.3.10F P-Z. 6 folders. Abolished agencies, 2003-2004. State Treasurer, Office of (abolished January 6, 2003), 2003. Department of Trade and Economic Development.

Merged with Economic Securities Department on July 1, 2003; renamed Department of Employment and Economic Development.

 State Board of Investment, Statement of Expense Reimbursement, 2003. Emergency Response Commission, 2004. Terminated public officials, 2003. A-Haugen. 11 folders. 131.F.4.7B Heeman-Yeomans. 18 folders. 131.C.4.1B Terminated public officials, A-Z, 2004. 6 folders. 131.F.4.8F Terminated public officials, 2004-2005. A-S. 15 folders. 131.F.4.9B T-Y. 3 folders. Candidates without committees, 1995-2006. 10 folders.

Individual listing is housed in the State Archives' accession file.

 Terminated public officials, 2006. A-H. 6 folders. 131.F.4.10F J-Z. 10 folders. Affidavits of candidacy and/or economic interest statements, 2005, 2007. 2 items in 1 folder.