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Title: Fax from Mark White to Jack Brooks and Richard Crawford White, August 3, 1976
Identifier: camh-dob-001972
Creator: White, Mark, 1940-2017
Contributor: Brooks, Jack, 1922-2012, White, Richard Crawford, 1923-1998
Topic: Elections, Legislation
Dates: 1976-08-03
Resource: Jack B. Brooks papers
Description: The fax was sent from Texas Secretary of State Mark White to Representatives Richard Crawford White and Jack Brooks. It comments on the success of voter registration by mail in Texas. White proposed an amendment to the Voter Registration Act that would make Texas exempt from the Act, while receiving federal funds for their own program. The Act was intended to create a federally mandated system that would allow voters to register by mail. Texas already had a similiar program in place at the time.

Title: Office note, July 7, 1987
Identifier: camh-dob-002350
Topic: Iran-Contra Affair (1985-1990), Governmental Investigations
Dates: 1987-07-07
Resource: Jack B. Brooks papers
Description: Typed note detailing a phone call from Governor Mark White passing on questions he hopes Jack Brooks will ask of Oliver North and others during the Iran Select Committee hearings.

Title: Photograph of Governor Mark White signing a proclamation congratulating the University Interscholastic League on its 75th year
Identifier: e_uta_00697
Topic: Athletics
Dates: 1985-02-21
Resource: Prints and photographs collection
Description: Photograph of Governor Mark White signing a proclamation congratulating the University Interscholastic League on its 75th year. L to R: David Duboce (student), Nicole Washington (student), Governor Mark White, Dr. Rhea Williams, Mr. Rodney Kidd, Dr. Bailey Marshall.

Title: Staff note, August 3, 1976
Identifier: camh-dob-001975
Topic: Elections, Legislation
Dates: 1976-08-03
Resource: Jack B. Brooks papers
Description: Note summarizing a call from Texas Secretary of State Mark White. White describes why he believes that states with their own voter registration programs in place should be exempt from the Voter Registration Act. The Act was intended to create a federally mandated system that would allow voters to register by mail. Texas already had a similiar program in place at the time.

Title: Staff note, August 4, 1976
Identifier: camh-dob-001971
Topic: Elections, Legislation
Dates: 1976-08-04
Resource: Jack B. Brooks papers
Description: The note discusses whether or not Texas Secretary of State Mark White has been in contact with Representative Richard Crawford White. Secretary White called Brooks in order to propose an amendment to the Voter Registration Act that would make Texas exempt from the Act, while receiving federal funds for their own program. The Act was intended to create a federally mandated system that would allow voters to register by mail. Texas already had a similiar program in place at the time.

Title: Staff note, August 4, 1976
Identifier: camh-dob-001970
Topic: Elections, Legislation
Dates: 1976-08-04
Resource: Jack B. Brooks papers
Description: Texas Secretary of State Mark White called Jack Brooks to propose an amendment to the Voter Registration Act exempting Texas from the Act, while receiving federal funds for their own program. The Act was intended to create a federally mandated system that would allow voters to register by mail. Texas already had a similiar program in place at the time.

Title: Telegram from Mark White to Jack Brooks, July 30, 1976
Identifier: camh-dob-001976
Creator: White, Mark, 1940-2017
Contributor: Brooks, Jack, 1922-2012
Topic: Elections, Legislation
Dates: 1976-07-30
Resource: Jack B. Brooks papers
Description: Texas Secretary of State Mark White proposes an amendment to the Voter Registration Act that would extend free postage to official voter registration information and absentee ballots.